Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Noisy giggly care free JOAN BROWN I seem to myself to be able. ' MARK BROWN 'To grow straight in the strength of thy spirit Freshmen KAREN BUDNEY A twinkling eye, a quiet smile, she is a true friend. SANFORD BUNN The freedom of tiying things BARRY BURGER PETER CALIFANO Let each man exercise the art he lmpulsive, earnest, prompt to knows. act LOUISE CASH With thee conversing, I forget all time. THOMAS CELANI Silence is the most perfect herald of ioy. RICHARD CALLAGHAN HEATHER CAMBELL A friend is the masterpiece So sweet the blush of of naturel bashfulness L , PHILIP CHORDAS DANIEL CLARK Mischievous, cheerful and lively A calm observer of ought and must We were well represented at the fair. ROBERT Cl-EARY UNDA CLIFFORD Time is the most valuable thing We cannot know without faith, 22 a man can spend. nor love without a heart.

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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.

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become sophisticated Sophomores BARBARA CLINE MELINDA CONNINE Yeah! We're Class B, Section VI soccer champions! All the world cannot help but The sweetest garland to the yield to enthusiasm. sweetest maid. CHARLENE CONRAD MICHAEL COOTS ANN CORTO BARBARA COTTET Heaven is under our feet, as well Give us grace and strength to Only the heart can see what is The charm of her presence was as over our heads. forebear and persevere. essential to the eye. felt where 'ere she went, w KEVIN COTTET CHARLES COUGHLIN CAROLE CRAWFORD What l have seen has made me The mind of each man is the There's something about red happy and that is what l look for. man himself. EILEEN CROWE We have come through. MARY JO CULLEN Now is the morning time of life when all is change and wonder. 2 CYNTHIA DABACH We are here to add what we may to life. l DEBRA CROSSAN Each being shapes around it events that are as themselvesy young and beautiful. LEE ANN DALE This charm is wasted on the the earth and sky.