Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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A , W All In A Day's Work hoosing excellence is a significant commitment. At Hamburg High School, the belief is held firmly that com- mitment should be taken seriously. Oppor- tunities to achieve and excel are open to every student. These choices make our school experience more personal and our quest for excellence more meaningful. As students, we have the opportunity to study and a chance to look forward to our future and the future of the world we will soon inherit. School provides the environ- ment for us to work toward our goals and the excellence we seek. Diligently, we work in many areas - academics, vocational, fine arts, music, ex- tracurricular and sports. High school is a time for us to grow, a time for friends, a time to experience change and the eager anticipation of a future unfolding before us. We shall meet these challengesg we shall strive for excellence. It's all in a day's work. 'lr By Sue Ulintz . W 'V ,. V , I, 5 . ,f ,,,, ff ., X4 1 V , X , f f ,V get fy. fA 7r5fw,5f.'5ii, 'f7'ff'Z ff X 4 'ag14i. gz,2:' ff? l, - ,---.Qz-gezrwwe-:..f-swss-1..:.QQ-.:.if:11rfss f,1sffx.1sssmvr1- . 1: r.-.'f, r ,ps

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