Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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C515 STUDENTS AND STAFF of Hamburg High School have, for a long time, had the pleasure and honor of work- ing with a man who has been genuinely interested in the education and work of those around him. An un- wavering allegiance to the ideals of higher education, without turning the students into sponges, just absorb- ing knowledge thrown at them, is characteristic of Hamburg -- thanks to his work. He has not taken lightly the responsibility of working with youth, he has always had time to talk with all students, parents, or faculty. No graduating class has ever left Hamburg High without remembering him, and many students feel that they owe him a debt of gratitude which can never be repaid. Hamburg is fortunate to have been associated with this man. We, the graduating class of 1972, respectfully dedicate our book of reflections to one who spent thirty-one and one-half years at Hamburg High School. We say Thank you to Mr. Spencer W. Ravel. CLIC? 4