Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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LEAH JANICE I-IABERER IRISH 70 HAWKINS AVENUE The smlllng lrlsh face of the senlor class' Her natlonallty IS the make up of her character She IS always Jolly and smlllng and IS the llfe of many Senlor 353115 As a member of the Advertlslng Staff of The uarterly Moon she ranks hlgh because an aclvertlser can t refuse her charm The parts taken by her ln the Senlor plays fitted her to perfectlon the lrlsh Illald IH the first and the herolne ln the second BEVERLEY WIMBIQH HANCOCK BEV I4I PIERCE AVENUE Now on the left we have? the buslness man a er of The uarterly 1Vloon He has furnlshed us much entertalnment as a member of Ham burgs tumbllng team and IS also famous as an actor and an artlst Hls varled talents make hlm an asset to any school Handy says he had wonderful tlme ln Washlngton DORIS I-IORTENSF I-IICKMAN HICK EDEN Dorls 19 one of our good looklng members and hall from Eden Valley We had a lard tlme getting her to leave Washlngtoll and also the Senate Chamber3 Dorls never becomes angry perhaps because she has no tlme to as CICCIO occuples her spare moments Dons favorlte pas tlme aslde from readlng CICCIO 3 IS drlvlng her Bulck to and from school every clay THEODORE JOI-IN I-IOLMLUND TED WATER VALLEY Ted our Levlnsl-.y IS a ladles man Hrs canary volce can often be heard warbllng 'led 'las galned a name for hlmself as an actor of clude roles both as Mr Brown and r F1t7hugh Montmerry Loveland He lntends to be a doctor and we are sure that he wll do rushlng DUSIHSSS lf he proves as successful as ln hls former occupatlons .. .. .. Q .. . Q ... .. ,, .. , .. . is - . a .. .. A v , s . A ' s Y I 4 , .. ,, .. ,. .. . - ., . . . . , , . - . ..- .. , . . ' .. ,, .. .. .. , . M . 1 a ,

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MARSHALL WALTER DOUCLASS DOUG 35 CENTRAL AVENUE Spanish-American war, the American history lesson for today, Jimmy? asks Doug-one second eilapses. 'SShut up, Douglass, says Wasson from the front of the room. You could be heard at the Erie station as the 6:30 train comes in. And so we introduce our star wrestler and tackle of the football team. He is too deep for the girls, too bright for the teachers, and his eternal prayer is for money. Some clay he'll let go, then-good bye, girls. There is no art to find the mind's construction in the face. MILTON HENRY FAULRING IVIITTIE 107 PROSPECT AVENUE Mittie is the champion basketball, baseball, football and all around athlete of Hamburg High School. He is in rank second to none. He even succeeds in the role of Npreacherf' Milton not only excels in athletics, but in all three r's and other subjects, too. To him is given the honor of being the best boy student in our English class, as he is the English IV representative in the prize speaking contest. Although he takes a great in- terest in sports and is always on time when there is some fun to be had, his motto seems to be: Work before pleasure. JULIA KATHERINE CANNON JEWEL LAKE STREET Julia is an invaluable member of our Senior Class, because of her size. She can get where most of us can't. And, by the way, she is the lightweight of our class. Another thing that makes her actually priceless is that she is a jewel, and, being such, has a perfect right to her philoso- phy of life. This is Cif we have been able to read her correctlyjz It is better to be eaten to death by rust than to be scoured to nothing by constant motionf' IVIARJORY LOUISE GUNSOLLY HMARGEU l52 BUFFALO STREET Here we are! The one and only girl for Shirt.', Marge', has had many affairs of the heartg one with a Mayor, one with a Shepherd Dog and perhaps several others with Sir Cala- had's'! of other cities. She made quite a hit in The Obstinate Family when she played Wifey to uMittie, and also when she played Sweetheart to Ching in the play Upper 7.

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ETI-IEL LOTILA KOI-IL BOSTON Ethel is one of our quiet girls, more studious than some of us, and we know she will make a go of any thing she may attempt in the future. She is more conscientious in her work than any of the rest of us. Ethel expects to follow the vocation of school teaching and we hope that the younger generation will not be too much of a strain on her. But, Dear Friends, do not be mis- taken! Ethel is no saint! She can get mad, with sufficient provocation, just as easily as the next One. GEORGE IVIEACI-IAN PIERCE PlERCY PIERCE AVENUE George Pierce, whom we call Piercy or john, is one of the most comical fellows in school. To look at him, anybody has to laugh. Aside from being comical, he is quite an athlete. I-Ie ranks among the first in the shot-put, discus throw and the hundred yard dash. But above all this John is one of the best back guards in basketball that I-Iamburg High has ever seen. Last but not least, he is on the advertising staff and we know he can induce anybody with his Winning smile and his Black-Jack gum plastered neatly over one tooth. DOROTHY GERTRUDE POTTER DOT CLARK STREET One of our little girls of the class is very cute, as every one who saw our latest play will admit, for she took the role of little IVIary Hawkins, aged ten years, perfectly. Although very small, she can talk fluently, is quite important an-cl must come down to earth, as IVIr. Wasson says. Sup- posing Dorothy a member of the Prohibition party, We were all surprised on our trip to Washington, when just before we left that city, she made a change to the wet in bestowing her attention on Mr. Duehy. CLARA MARTHA RICE SIVIILELY I80 MAIN STREET Did you ever hear her laugh? If not, spring some joke and hear her cackle. Clara is a bag of surprises. She usually takes business before pleasure, believing, however, that a little diversion on the side won't do us any harm. She came to Hamburg High School in her Senior year. We are glad she is with us, for she brought up the standard of our class. We are sure that Clara will succeed in her chosen profession, that of a nurse, because or her never-failing good nature.