Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Befenhers nf the Glasile lingerie High Lord Chancellor ,.... GLENN C. HARRIS Lord Chancellor . . FRANK N. ZURBRICK Lady Chancellor. . FLORENCE E. ECKHARDT Assistant Befenhers ARTHUR L. HOWE . HELEN KONCSIK . HENRY BISHOP . . FRANCES M. KENYON . MARY WILLIAMS . DORIS M. SKINNER . MARY L. MORTON . AGNES M. DONNELLAN ISADORE SIMMONS . . GERTRUDE M. SANBORN CHARLOTTE A. CALKINS . ELIZABETH WEBSTER . ANNA NENNO UEBLACHER MARTHA HOWE . . VERNON SIMMONS . . CHARLES E. LOTH . IOLA A. SMITH . . ESTHER M. COMISKEY . DOROTHY Voss . . IONE PIERCE . . Physical Education Physical Education Industrial Arts Homemaking Homemaking Music Art Commerical Dept. English English Latin Modern Language German, Mathematics Mathematics Library, History Science Biology Social Science 1 Junior Social Science Secretary Befenbers nf the Brmuhrihge SUE PARKER ROBINSON . MABLE MILLER . . MARIAN MILLER . IVA MCGEE HAAS . MARY KIDDER . . DORIS SCHOEMAKER . VIRGINIA COLE . . MARGARET BROWN MABEL NESBIT . . FRANCES GRESSMAN . VIOLET TRAVIS . . LOVINA ROBBINS . . GENEVIEVE CRAWFORD . CLARA VAN RENSELAER MAREA FULLER . , . J ESSIE F. CAMP . . EDITH ADAMS MAC DONALD DOROTHY BODWELL . ISABELLA WIEPERT . . MARGARET MOUNTAIN . Chief Defender Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Third Grade Second Grade Second Grade Second Grade First Grade First Grade First Grade Kindergarten Scranton School Special Fifth Grade

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Alumni Bepatrtnwni , .4+Hg+4. The Alumni Association of Hamburg High School has set for itself high and worthy aims, - to foster the spirit which existed when we were members of the school, to keep alive memories of those dear old school days, to renew friend- ships with those whom we might not see from year to year, and, above all, to co-operate with the Board of Education and Faculty to make our Alma Mater an institution worthy of its name. To continue this, the members of our Association must work together. The annual Speaking Contest is one of our greatest projects, which we hope to carry on. A special drive is being made for fifty life members, the fee being 31000. We feel that from 600 graduates we should reach this goal. The money thus raised, in addition to our present cash balance, would furnish interest enough to finance our annual contests. We, therefore, urge all members, young and old, to seriously consider the question of dues, and, if possible, become life members. We take sincere pleasure in inviting the undergraduates to become members of our Association, at the annual meeting to be held after the Class Day Exer- cises, and urge them to help us in promoting our aims. We congratulate the Class of 1926 on their success, and extend best wishes for prosperity and happiness. To the Board of Education and taxpayers, we wish to express our thanks and appreciation for our line new school-a monument to the spirit of Education in Hamburg. SPEAKING CONTEST The Alumni Speaking Contest was held in the New High School Auditorium on the evening of May 28. The affair was very well attended by the towns people who declared it the best one for some time. All did their parts well and it was very difficult to decide who were the winners. The contestants were as follows: Freshman Class Marjorie Swift . . Norman Mac Donald . . . Spartacus to the Gladiators . . Darius Greene and His Flying M aehine Sophomore Class Lillian Horton . . . As the Moon Rosen Maurice Bley . . . Joam Da Costa Junior Class Frances Ruffner . Sleep-walking Scene from 'Macbeth' John Battaglia . . . Memorial Day Address by Ingersoll Senior Class Mary Louese Goodale . Commencement Alton Hauck . . . The Sign of the Cross 14