Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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FRANCES ELLEN FOOTE i FRAN EVANS STREET Frances is so thin that We fear for her When. a high wind blows. She is very sensitive about this and after our Ntripu when some one said to her 'iFrances, l see you're back from Washi11gton, she was quite offended. One of Frances' bad habits is tarcliness. Vve shall have to excuse her for this because she has so many nocturnal dates. Her future will be spent in nursing. We fear that this slim brunette will soon be caught in the meshes of matrimony if she isn't careful. 7 ' CLEO MARIE GRESSMAN e'c1.EATs WATER VALLEY BOULEVARD Whoa! Steady there! Here she comes! Never mind fellows, l'll admit that she is quite the attrac- tiveness in her new gray dress, but sheis taken. Once upon a time long, long ago when Cleo was a Freshman, she had high ambitions to sometime become a nurse. But now-Oh! well, I suppose that she can practice this art on 'iwillie Boyn after one of her famous calorie prepared dinners. Never mind Cleo, We your first matrimonial all wish you good luck in venture. RUTH VIRGINIA MIN Oh Min! Here we are, the Latin shark of the Senior Class. Ruth is one of our best actresses and especially shines in the love scenes. She is athletic too, jumps center on the girls' basketball team and gels every time by a has been able Washington she and it was with in dragging her With the physical training Work she intends to take the ball over to her side center series of signals which no one else to discover thus far. While in was greatly impressed, by the zco great difficulty that We succeeded away. Vve wish her all success GRESSMAN T , 98 CENTER STREET up and hope she won't be too hard on the pupils. 117.-

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i LORRAIN E SALISBURY EASTMAN Little 'iRaine Eastman is a quiet young lass We hardly know that sheis in the class, Wheii weather's bad she's often late, Because her horse is too sedate. In spite of this she's a very good sport, She has blue eyes and her hair is short. classmates just love to spend the day there. MARGARET LOUISE FAULI-IABER PEG 182 LAKE STREET Margaret, known to everyone as Peg, is an all around girl. She was captain of the l922-23 girls, basketball team and on the Quarterly Moon staff as one of the joke editors. Too bad, boys, but Peg is taken by a prominent tennis star whom we all know without any mention of names. KENNETH HENRY FISHER FISHER 462 PLEASANT AVENUE For three long years of his high school career, Kenneth remained a bachelor but now he has be- come one of our prize dark corner athletes and is never seen sitting on the proper side of study hall. He is a studious lad although many people share the opinion that most of his school work is done by proxy. -15- Lorraine's countr home is ver o ular, as h y y 1 RAIN HAMBURG, NEW YORK l SI'

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EDWIN HENRY I-IAUCK EDDIE 274 LONG AVENUE Eddie is an all around athlete. I-Ie stars in baseball, basketball and tennis. Eddie is a jack of all trades, but contrary to ancient tradition, is master of all. I-Ie is, however, in addition to all this, a very adept scholar, financier and actor, hav- ing played one of the leading roles in a class play, in which he displayed his ability to make Iove. Girls, we warn you, beware! FRANK JONES I-IOVVDER KID 44 UNION STREET Frank is one of our brilliant boys. He is equally proficient in joshing, making love, and oratory. We didnit know Frank was so romantic until We saw him in the role of fond husband in the class play. Franlis determination will carry him far on the road to success. He has chosen the profession of law but it is rumored that he might be a Hfarmerf' MILDRED MARY KLEINFELDER I I59 MAIN STREET MiIdred's intention is to become a teacher. We know that she will succeed. All through her school life she has labored diligently. She is now reaping the just reward of honest labor, for she is to be our Valedictorian. Mildred is always ready to help her struggling classmates, no matter what the task. -13-