Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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H 'i 'Z Fa?T: -zuv'-fvv-f'f-v1-.I -fymhwlw. ,.- .- MR. HERBERT TAYLOR Herbert ATaylor X illuminated hallg 7 i., -s- Q.: E X7 If-178 3 monolo Ueskg X HambumHlgll5chool l 9. I N 'and Q' L., -gi N 5 ull r I l I hundreds E came 9' tudents E look 0 9 9 -4- sl ht '1 'S ' 9, 5- :Ea CE f We swim in a pool. Mr. Taylor swims in a natatorium. We kiss the people we care about. Mr. Taylor osculates them. To us the sky is gray. To Mr. Taylor she exhibits her neutral tint! We see kindness, he sees benignity. Mr. Taylor sees himself as an English teacher. We see him as an epicure of essays, mentor of mastery, a disciple of dictactics, the paragon of pedagogy. Thank you, Mr. Tay or.

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