Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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,rim .V E :tt AA - , I fl H1 --4,-N1 will :Jaxx r 'l I' 1 IT7 it l 1 wif, Faculty Frances P. Macoughtry, University of Michigan, A. B. Latin, English. Nanna Chestnut, Indiana Universi- ty, M. S., Science, Geography. Curtis Walker, Illinois, B. S., Math- ematics and Phy. Ed. Joseph M. Cull, Indiana State Teachers College, B. S., Music and Mathematics. Emma Fenoglio, Indiana State Teachers College, B. S., Commerce. Julia McCown, DePauw, B. S., Music. Betty Zinsrneister, Purdue Univer- sity, B. S., English, Phy. Ed., Library Science. Elsie M. Sutton, Purdue Universi- ty, B. S., English, Home Ec. E. A. Lambert, Purdue University, B. S., Agrivculture, Phy. Ed. Darrel B. Myers, Welding and Wood Work. 7fxe eww -.-.- a

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.1 L H gn iq :Ji .i EL -an ,vr fi Lfii V9 1 , 1 1 E D It l I R I A ji T fl ' EQ I , if 5E Cr if It CLYDE CUNNINGHAM I - RALPH PARMENTER SUPERINTENDENT 5? lx .L PRINCIPAL JOPIN NIXON CECIL DICKEY PAUL R. SULLIVAN MAURICE HAYES President Secret-ary Treasurer Clerk ADMINISTRATION We are indeed fortunate to have such a competent administration. Om' super nterdent, Clyde Cunningham, has always had the best interest of the students at heart. As principal, Ralph Parmenter has done an admirable job. He has may friends among the student body. Consid- erable credit should be given to Maurice Hayes, who has done a grand job in connection with the financial transactions of the school. . The Board has given much time and energy to the activities of the Attica High School. Administration, we're proud of you! we

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fi Anne Miller Bob Blickenstaff Bill Irwin Marge Ottinger Treasurer Vice President President Secretary Seniors Ci '44 I cLAss Morro V 11 Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but rising every time we fa . ' Class Colors-Blue and White. Class Flower-Red Rose. Well, this it it! Our first and final goal we've finally reached by' working hard and sticking faithfully to our studies. Ahem! After these long twelve years we do realize the importance of being just what we are-SENIORS! When school started We all felt a little queer. One could hear now and then the confidential whisper, But I don't 'feel like a senior! However that superior feeling came when we looked around and saw the greenhorns. It is now said that we walk around like we own the joint. All year we converted our energies in selling cokes and ice cream at the basket- ball games and sponsoring dances after games to raise money to buy a farewell gift for the school. On April 28th, under the direction of Miss Zinsmeister, our class sponsor, we presented the play Crazy House with much success. The cast Was as follows: Mrs. Beldinker ............................ ........ F rances Stucker Aay Beldinker --- .... Bob Blickenstaff Bee Beldinker --- .... Marge Ottinger See Beldinker .... .... R osanna Brady Laura ............ ---Jane Franklin Dick Charles ......... ...... B 0b Brown Jonathan Q. Pypuss --- ---Homer Dalbey Laun-celot Beldinker -- .----- Bob Shaffer Peter Fillup -...--.--- ----. B ob Johnson Suzy Kloppenhauer --- ---- Jeanne Hurst Grandma Dimity --.. --- ..... --- - ---..-- Anne Miller Signor --.---..----.-.......---..--.-....-.....- -----.. G eorge Buck The class of '44 has been well represented in all activities all four years in high school. We've always had members on the track, basketball and football teams and have come through with colors flying. We now step out into the world to conquer greater goals but still having fond memories of the good old high school days. Many of the boys of 'the cl-ass of '44 will take up jobs with Uncle Sam in all branches of our armed forces. A few are already relatives of Uncle Sam while others are hopefully waiting until their 18th birthday rolls around. -me