Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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H? ,1,t js Q p p p r THE COMMERCIAL CLUB BRUSHES UP ON ITS TYPING Le L to Rlgllf Standm Are Mrs Harm and MISS Brand Adv1sers and M1ldred Nesblt Presldent Other members are Barrett Borth Bunn D1tzel Drechsler Faulrmg Foote Cressman Haxtman H111 Hutlca Klemfelder Knapp Koelmel Koester Knegel Lung LlRLlSLl1 Lllga Marks May Newell Nothe Ottlnger Pound R1ehert R1ehle Roehford Sehosek Schroeder Schultz S1bley Stack Styn Turner NVeber Zlttle The Commerual Department The COI11111Cfe1ll Department of Hamburff Hwh Sehool needs Vbly l1ttle expl 111 1t1o11 for It 1S reeogmzed everywhere as 0116 of the best est mbhshed deplrtments of sehools ot th1s SIZE Althouffh 111 1fS mt u1ey It has 111 1ny .1eh1evements to 1ts ered1t Students hlve vxon var1ous awards both 111 Typewrltmg and Shorthand Lnd just Th1S dep1rt111e11t IS Urowmg every ye1r and w1ll have an add1t1on1l teacher lf the opemng of the term 111 September Althouvh Mrs H11111 wlll 1lOt be Wlth us next ye1r we sh 111 never forffet what she hls done for th1s department 1nd we wlsh he1 luek 111 her new abode It IS the a1n1 of the Con1merc1al Dep 1rt111ent to ht students to enter hfe work w1th 1 knowledffe md eo11eept1o11 of the LOI1lplLX1t1Cb of busmess t111lS1LC101lb We hope that the dep 1rt111ent may grow lirver ye ll by ye lr and send forth students who are vtorthy to uphold the standmrds est1bl1shed 111 Hunburff H1 h Sehool !'lX fUkq,?g mxdffyfige, Tuemy one f A . l , g I D . 5 4, , g 1 V A . a Q Q 3 I 7 I 9 5 7 I 5 9 3 5 5 ' 5 N S B V 9 7 7 7 5 K S 3 1 - 2 , , U b N , . . I l A ' ' - ' 1 1 s Q s 2 ' s E 4 . 5 . , I . . , 5 2 V I . 1 . . . K K 1 . W recently Hamburg received second place in the State contest. ' , 1 , ' G ' 2 , ' . , , ' ' Z , 2 e N ' . B D 1 . 5 ' 1 Y . 6 . . 1 , ' 2 5 by D E D b 3 3 1 I' ' ' ' N I D ' 7 I I N ' nf 1 - I w 5 x . C, . , e . 1 . 3 J 2 ' k C 3 2 ' 52 3 Q 'I 3 f ' ' 1 '12 '- ' ' 1 6 'g ' . ' , , , , .1 Nl -X, C ff 1 X. . V ,

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fa2UPGCD0BI9 Siva , . MARGARET MCKEE APPLIES A LESSON IN MAKEUP TO REVE' COLLINS fln Foregroundj. IOHN CLARK, PRESIDENT AND MISS STRONG, DIRECTOR fln Backgroundj Club Member.: Are: Ablcs, E. Agle, Agle, Bley, Boe, R. Brown, A, Clarkson, Collins, Crocker, Dudley, Evans, Faulhaber, Faulring, Elennikcn, Follman, Foot, Fors, Foster, Ceuting, Gibson, Goddard, Gressman, Hadley, Hall, E. Hartman, F. Hartman, Healy, M. Holloway, W. Holloway, Kitching, Madden, McClelland, McKee, McTaggart, R, Neuschcl, S. Neuschel, North, Ovenburg, Phalen, Reynolds, Russ, Short, Sipprcll, Smith, Thomas. Thorpe, Wakelee, Wisliiiig, Zintz Dramatics Club Eighty-two of the dearest girls and boysfeightyftwo!-are all in the Dramatics Club. They're all dramatically inclined and clever, and to show off their high spirits they danced and drank tea in honor of that grand old Irish saint on a certain day last March. Besides that, many of them have fortunately been able to endure the admiring glances and words of fellow students after having put on readings and short plays in assemblies. They have Joined the Ladies, been caught in l'The Mousetrap, told Why the Chimes Rang, seen Three Pills in a Bottle, been with l'The Boor, and walked on Quality Street. Shall We Join the Ladies? won the third prize in the Little Theatre Tournament for High Schools of New York and Pennsylvania, at Ithaca, May 16, 1931. Miss Eva Strong's work in this department will long hc rcmcmhcrcd. www! Xibjwx I 9 3 I milf Twenty

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ss rs THE SENIOR HIGH WOODWORKING CLASS IN ACTION UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. ERNST, QStanding at Lefty Our Industrial Arts Department With leading educators Ending the pendulum swinging away from the highly classical and academic work toward the more practical and applied, Industrial Arts work of the future will find itself confronted with larger problems and more specific responsibilities. Our department here is cognizant of these opportunities for presenting real, functioning, educative material and has already laid plans for future development along this line. This year in addition to the usual Industrial Arts program we have added two courses in high school woodworking the results of which are in evidence throughout the school and in a good many Hamburg homes. Students in this work are already planning their big annual exhibit for the Erie County Fair. As part of the Junior High School club program this department has successfully sponsored the Aviation and Camera clubs thus aiding in the solution of the leisure time problem. Next year all Junior High School work will be conducted on the General Shop Plan whereby students will experience a wider range of industrial activities. Vocational Guidance work as inaugurated for next year will be partly centered in the Industrial Arts Department and definite work on allotted time will be accomplished in this field. safmstf il X,,:3s,J0N I 9 3 I -fmldfjil Twentyftwo