Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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The Frolic, ,f i Q V 'L . KAREN BAIR JOHN BAKER FREDERICK BAPST JEAN BARD Her happy spirit spreads ioy A wandering person will find his Every man to his taste Go my way and all your dreams everywhere. happiness. will come true. PATRICIA BARRETT Beauty, art, adventure CARLOS BASUALDOS Grateful for being allowed to Good is good from east to east. 'iFf1llh Gnd UfIdefSlU'1dln9 build listen, to observe, to understand BEVERLY BELLANTI My arms are opened wide, ready to embrace the wonder of life. CRAIG BARTLEY SHARON BARTRAM RICHARD BASTEDO Nl love tranquil solitude. Song that should spur you to If G muh C011 dream, he can soar conquer the world. .39 ROGER BATTISTELLI Jill- BAUMAN WILLIAM BECKWITH l've looked at life from both unbreakable arches. sides now, KAREN BENNING LARRY BENSON MARY BENZINGER Her cheerful manner and happy Live all you can, it's a mistake Love, gweetneggl goodness in hor face make her welcome anyplace. 20 not to. person ghinedf'

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our first major event WILLIAM BERNACIK To dream the impossible dream PETER BILKA A true friend is hidden behind his ever-present grin. DAVID BEST Those who know my worth proudly call me friend. CAROL BIDNER PAUL BIERNACIK Shall I compare thee to a I'll not be bound . . . summer's day? CHRISTOF BLUM Both silent, when there is need, and speaking in season GAIL BOBERG A heart overflowing with exuberant spirits SALLY BOOTH Selves are made to rise above, you shall live in what you love. JOHN BOUDLER Music is the greatest thing in the Worry not, for tomorrow is world. KATHLEEN BRAND A sensitive person unto herself, a true friend to all she knows JOHN BOUSSER BARBARA BOYD Actions flowing with grace another day. truth COLLEEN BRAWDY Worries none, full of fun SALLY BRENDLE The bubbles of her laughter touch 21 my soul and I am glad. RAYMOND BOYLES and Hold thou the goody define it weIl. BARBARA BROWN Beauty begins to please and tenderness completes the charm.