Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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PHOTO imws Page Fdur-,July 31, 1974 Town recreationsetsf cross country run The Hamburg Town Recreation Department will hold its Annual Cross Country Run at Chestnut RidgecPark on Monday, August 12 beginning at 6:30 p.m. 3 The 1974 Run marks the seventh consecutive year area distance Theatre Alphafs firsfqproducflon If you donft attend their ,first production, Theatre Alpha will go to bed hungry. This group of area college' stu- dents will present Woody Allen's contemporary comedy Play lt Again,'Sam on August 9th and 10th at the Hamburg JunioriHigh School. Their desire to perform, combined with a favorite script, has led them to venture their all on this play. Groucho Marx, himself a notedf expert, has called Woody Allen the finest comedian in the business today. Besides the stage and film versions of Play lt Again, Sam , Mr. Allen is also responsible for Sleeper , What's Up, Tiger Lily? , Take the Money! and Run , Bananas , and numerous articles for the New Yorker magazine. 3 Directing, and portraying Linda Christie, will be Judi Bair,adrama major in her junior year atiFre- donia. Playing opposit her in the role of Allan Felix will be Robert Riedel. Robert just completed four weeks of dinner-theatre at Mr. Anthony's. Joel Meckley will be seen as the legendary Humphrey Bogart. 'Also appearing will be Thomas Owen, Lisa Samter, Sheila O'Brian, and Debbie Rowell. ifech- nical aspects ofthe show will be handled by Gary R-einbolt and,David runners have met under the Town of Hamburg banner. Two girls divisions have been added to the 1974 program, Girls Intermediate Cages 14 -153 and Girls Senior Cages l6-I7J. ln all, seven champions will be crowned and a total of 35 trophies will be awarded. Entries for the '74 run are expected to exceed the 187 received last year. 'There will be the following di- visions in the '74 Town Distance Run: Junior Boys Q13 and underj - 374 mile - 6:30 p.m. Intermediate Boys - Q14 81 151 - 2.4 miles - 7:00 p.m. Intermediate Girls -114 gl l5J - 2.4 miles - 7-130 p.m. - Senior Boys-U6 81 l7J - 2.4 miles - 7:00 p.m. Senior Girls C16 81 171 - 2.4 miles - 7:30 p.m. Mens Open U8 and overy - 5,000 Meters - 8:00 p.m. . Mens Masters fover 403 - 5,000 Meters - 8:00 p.m. Entry forms and further infor- mation are available at the Town of Hamburg Recreation Deiart- ment office, 6100 South Park Ave- nue, Hamburg, N.Y 1649-6lllJ. Fee for enteripgthe Cross Coun try Run is 51.00 Event chairman is recreation department staff member Jim Mc- Donough. Penny carnival f . 'The Village ofHamburg Recrea- tion Department announces that the Annual Penny Carnival will be held at the Community Center Play- ground, Corner of Prospect and Division Sts. on Thursday, August 8, 1974 at'6:00 p.m. MARGARET LYONS The Hamburg Jaycees are ed to announce that Lyons of Hamburg High has been selected the of their annual Miss Lyons, daughter of and Mrs. Thomas Lyons, lives Homestead Road in Hamburg Besides maintaining' excellence during her years Hamburg High, Miss Lyons involved in numerous school tivities. Her plans are to c tinue her education at Alfred an pursue a study of Business Ad ministration, with concentrationi Retailin.g Candidates for this-annual a- ward come fromx Hamburg High lm'maculata Academy, St. Francis High and Frontier Central. 'Project chairman. Roger Rog genbaum, commented, 'The sel- ection of our winner this year was very difficult. All of the schools presented highly qualified candi- dates. 'We were impressed by Miss Lyons' desire to continue her edu- cation and'dedication to achiexk that goal. We salute Margaret for her achievements and wish her continued success in the future. Pratt. The curtain is at 8 p.m. All HVC Viil38ePl3YEI'0UHdS Will - and tickets are available at the Participate in this Carnival with PQGXSQBQSQXSQXI dogr. . games for children of all ages. J . -r ' 3 ' 0 A di? B ,.,, . N' 9031139 - - bq t K- ,.,. , Vlbzv 3,25 , 6 I . T ii- . J - .'.,ii' :-:-, t - ei' 7 f 'i r 2 i ,f l H 5 ,.,.. 4 - .

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.A .... . . . . . ., ..... . . .... . .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., - T Page Three wa NEW Most Readers Of Any Paper South Of The CNY CLASS REUNION - The Hamburg High School Class of 1924 celebrated their 50th anniversary at the Hamburg Holiday lnn on June 29th, in' keeping with Hamburg's Centennial Week. Mr. Walter Machmer was chairman of the event, assisted by Marie Adams, 'Vesta Baker and Dorothy Fitz- gerald. Of the 22 surviving members of a class of 35, ll attended. Also attending were Mrs. Margaret Stearns Brodbeck and Mrs. Rachael Clark Licht, both former residents of Hamburg, Mrs. Norman Bantle, Mrs. Richard Taylor and Mr. Charles Harrington. The Brodbecks of Flint, Michigan, will soon be living in Valdosta, Georgia. The Middletons came from Cleveland and the Harringtons from Buffalo. Mr. Clark from Asbury Park, NJ. was a mis- sionary in China for many years. ' . ' Other class members are: Kenneth Bartoo, Alice Kast Miller, Doris Rittman Carpenter and Kathryn Schulz from Hamburg, and Muriel'Braymiller Dube, Alice Douglas Graves, Helen Dalrymple Kendall, Bryant Richardson, William Sipprell, Frances Stanage Hoague and Ruth Webster, all from out-of-town. ' ' Mrs. Katherine Evans Endress, who was not in Hamburg for her senior year, but was in the class until that year, stopped a few minutes to renew acquaintances: She was accompanied by her sisters, Norma, Adrienne and Janet. Pictured are: lst row, from left: Dorothy Fitzgerald, Marie Spiesz Adams, Vesta Beaver Baker, Katherine,Sternberg Middleton, Lois North Harrington. 2nd row: Percy Clark, Norman Bantle, Walter Machmer, Harry Brodbeck, Arthur Middleton, Dr. Richard Taylor. ' i'3'i'i23iF'-E'-iiiiiiiililifxiiii ' '

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Zlllllllflllllllll l SYLVIA KATHERINE KLEINFELD R 159 MAIN STWREET ' Sylvia Kleinfelder as a congenial clerk doth lshine, Although practicing on her fiddle takes much of her time. l While in the teaching profession she hopes toy climb And succeed in developing the juvenile mind, CHARLOTTE MARIAN KOCH - Cl-lATT 24 BUFFALO STREET l-Iere's one who was present when the brains were passed around. just read our class poem to realize what a gifted student We have among us. Frankness is her chief characteristic. Studying doesnst occupyl much of her time for she has an . . l outslde lnterest. . EVELYN KATHRYN MACHMER 239 IVIAIN STREET This demure and piquant maiden, who Iriay be seen from time to time walking proudly tlirough the halls is one of the most stuclious and attentive girls in our class. Her talent for music, coridluined with conscientiousness and perseverance will surely lse a great asset in making her life a success as a music teacher. -19- LJ