Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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ROBERT ARNOLD SCI-IOENLAUB BOB 234 BUFFALO STREET Robert Schoenlaub is an eccentric young man Who appears quite content with his banjo in hand. As a meek and mild hubsand, l'm sure you'll agree, 1-Ieis Cornprehensioll By you and by me. BEATRICE MARY SCI-IROEDER BEATERS EVANS STREET Beaters is one of our lovely blondes. She is a good example of the combination of beauty and brains. To prove this it is only necessary to say that she is our Salutatorian. f'Beaters said she had a very good time in Washington. Many a moonlight night she could be seen sauntering down Pennsylvania avenue with a romantic escort. Beaters' love for flowers amounts to an obsession-fsweet peas preferredf. Although in most every way a model young lady, she has one bad habit-namely talking: she even talks in her sleep. Many is the time, in the wee sma' hours, her room mates in Washingtoii were awakened by vociferous language from 'Beaters' H bed. This habit Won her the nickname of Buzzy- Kid-Coocoo. i'Beaters' H attentions are divided' be- tween l-lamburg and Cornell. She likes fat men. LOUISE STOCKTON SI-IELDON SLIM 292 PROSPECT AVENUE Louise is one of our best athletes. She plays on the undefeatable basketball team. Tall, and slim, with bobbed hair and blue eyes, Louise is very athletic and is manager of the basketball team. Her future occupation is physical training. We trust that the coming generation will be models of physical perfection. Her hobby is writing letters. She sends most of them to Detroit to a certain Ted.

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ULU.. to the wo rld. H PAUL CHARLES RIEFLER CHARLIE ' EDEN, NEW YORK Paul is never seen witlfout his smile. He has the sunny nature that goes with it and is quite a bluffer. Paul has become very proficient in driving his little Ford. l-le is fond of filling it with class- mates and driving at the Hlsreakneckn speed of forty-seven. None ever got ahead of Paul. The ducks and chickens all scamper when they see him coming. l-le has broken many hearts with his deep blue eyes. I SALLY keeps us all working for believes that all work nsallyn a dull girl and in her study periods in siping and teasing her As an editor Sally LUELLA KATHRYNE RIEFLER HAMBURG, N. Y. Not every class can boast of twins on its roll, as can ours. However, Luella is Lois' twin in birth- day only. Her ideas are decidedly her own and vastly different from those of her sister. Luella intends to become a nurse, and if she continues to wreathe her face in smiles she will most cer- tainly attain success in her profession. Success, as worthily defined by this promising young student, is dsatisfaction at having been of service SARAH ELIZA SALISBURY 128 PLEASANT AVENUE is a great success. She our lVloon. However, she and no play would make consequently, can be seen the back of the room gos- neighbors. She and jim Bley must have a great deal in common for they hold frequent long conversations.

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JOSEPH JAMES SPRISSLER JOE 6I MAPLE AVENUE All is quiet in the study hall,-that is, there is no undue excitement. The doors are about to be closed when suddenly a tall figure enters and strides down the outside aisle, pulling hair, pick- ing up pencils, and leaving disaster in his Wake. Need I mention his name? lt's joe Sprissler, of course. joe is our tallest boy and one of our best athletes. l-le has helped us put through many of our big propositions so that We might go to Washiiigton. On the Way clown to Washington joe kept many of us from boredom and sleep by his traveling orchestraf' joe says he enjoys ink baths very much. He is so religious that he locked himself in church Sunday when in Washing- ton. But look out girls, joe is flirtatious. ELEANOR TAYLOR RED ARMOR, NEW YORK Red hair! Freckles! Without a doubt But just the same, she's a very good scoutg Sheis just the kind one likes aboutg For she never indulges in a pout. lndeecl it is true, Eleanor is as sweet as a daisy by the Wayside and We hope she will always remain EVELYN WEBSTER TAYLOR BOBS 26 CENTRAL AVENUE Bobs, the Sheikess, is our esteemed candy clerk and joke editor. She has a great variety of correspondence, both mail and male. She intends to be a secretary. We hope she will write other peoples letters as well as she does her own. -24- 1