Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Bnmantir sbeniurz EVELYN DANHEISER Danny -One of the charming members of the class. She is interested in males and mails. FRED CARR HELEN FOOTE Phoebe -Here is a maid whose character and disposition are as sweet and beautiful in every way as the spicy flower she most admires - The sweet W'illiam. Flash -A bad old thing but well lilced in tical jokes. EVALYN REED Evvy Liz -Is she austere? No never! But her sunny dis- position seeks its opposite in a stern one. Evalyn is always helpful, lovable and clever as well as generous. spite of his prac- MADELINE SMITH Peg -Nladeline Schutts a fine line and has captured her game. We wish you luck, Madeline. Love! love! love! love! Love is like a dizziness! It will not let a poor man gang about his business. Page twenty

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Elie Glnnzeruatiuesa JANET MACDONALD Jan -We do perceive it is a pity that Cupid is blind for a serious mistake has been made by those who designated this fair maid as conservative, who else would be romantic. NANCY YATES HELEN SEELBACH Sis -Sister is a jolly good fellow, a pal for everyone from the youngest to the oldest. Her future is assured for she will make such a woman as few can rival in beauty, character and wit. 0 u r silver-tongued Nan- . Prominent in spite of her late arrival. Lest-'er memory fade we have a Dickey bird which will always sing her praises. ELEANOR HOWDER MARY DEHN El -Businesslike in school, She is one of the frankest as but oh boy! when you get her on well as the most able members the waves! of our class. ' Be not the last to lay the old asideg Nor yet the first by whom the new is tried. Page nineteen

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Gbur 332,-at Zlinnking Gllzuazameztea EVERETT BENNETT HERMAN SEELBACH, JR. Ebb -Fond of birds-espew ially the Pewee. RICHARD LESTER Jam -Herman should always consider a girl's stationery be- fore he makes a date with her because his mother sees the paper and not the girl. He is always up to his Trix, Diclc',-An unofficial observer might say that Dick 'was a ladies, man but we say that he is a lady's man. VVARREN HARTMAN ELTON ENDRESS Our football hero on the held but of it so modest and retiring that he does not see the lan- guishing glances of the fair ones. Was this the face that And burnt the topless Elt -A Fishereman who still practices the ancient custom which gave rise to the adage, Fishermen have sweethearts in every port. launched a thousand ships, towers of Illium? Page twenty o