Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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it I 'A A' tin i i, Freshman Class CLASS OFFICERS President ..... James McCracken Secretary ...... ---Carolyn Irwin Vice President ---- Charles Evans Treasurer ----- Sarah Feuerstein vvvvv- CLASS MOTTO Semper Fidelis . Class Colors--Yellow and Teal Blue. Class Flower-Red Carnation. R At last we have achieved our goal, High School, toward which we have been striving for eight years. Of course, our first encounter had to be with the Juniors and Seniors. After a week of making us roll up our :pants legs and such, they became reasonable again. At our first class meeting, we chose our officers and decided on our dues. Then we settled down to a ni-ce easy existence with nothing to do but School Work. Little 'by little the work began to get harder. But what do we care? Aren't we in high school? , About then the six weeks' test came. CGee, where did all my knowledge go?D When the grades were given out the results were all right. In fact 3 little better 'than expected. As autumn turned into winter we Freshmen really got down to business. The football team, on which we were well represented, did very well for them- selves. We had many good times watching the games. With the oncoming of the basketball season, some of our boys joined up and did very well. Over the Christmas vacation, a lot of intelligence was lost but on January 4lh we came back to school more determined than ever to make good. With 'the closing of the 'basketball season, we began the training for track. We held our first class party April 21, and had a wonderful time. We are very grateful for the competent sponsorship that we received from Mr. Lambert, Mrs. Sutton and Miss Fenoglio in our hectic freshman year. wa

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El Harvey Norman May linker Phillips Martha Lumley Edward Stuneville lunior l-li Teachers Mr. Stuteville, each morning and noon this year, checked the at- tendance in the assembly. Besides his everyday classes, he was coach of the undefeated Junior High Red Ramblers. Mrs. Philips' highlight work this year was the column of news that appeared each Thursday and of which she was the chief editor and sponsor. Mr. Norman, besides his enormous task, of being principal, was a great booster of stamp sales, and of junior high ball-games and tourneys. No junior hi student knows what he would do without our nurse, Mrs. Lumley. Besides working hard to keep healthy conditions in our school, she aided the tuberculosis and infantile paralysis drives. -me