Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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L .Meet Owe A afcfmin iatfzalion acuity C7 ROBERT GLOVER President School Board W. L. CRANE HOWARD HUCKLEBERRY Secretary, School Board Treasurer, 5011001 B03Td A 5 A IOIIN B. TRONCIN Superintendent RALPH P. HAHBISON HARVEY C. NORlN1AN Principal, High School Principal, Grade School Page Five i E E ANDERSON, HAROLD D. CHRISTIE, JAMES L. CLIFFORD, JOAN COX, FREEMAN B.S., Indiana State B.S., Central Normal B.S., Purdue Veterarfs Agriculture Industrial Arts MS Butler Physical Education, Grade 6 English DAUGHERTY, CLAUDE EVANS, RICHARD D. A.B., Indiana State B.S., Canterbury College M-S-, Purdue M.S., Indiana University Science, Mathematics Commerce HAG-EL, MARY C. HOGGARD, AMY B.S., Indiana State B.S., Ball State Grade 3 Grade 2 :Sz 3 Page Six s I Q Q 1 2 f ,, l LAMBERT, E. A. LAUGHLIN, IVA ALMA LEATH, EVA B. LEE, FRANCIS G. Y B.S., Purdue A.B., Indiana University B.S., Indiana State B.S., Indiana University l Agriculture, Biology, English, Latin Grade 6 MS' Purdue Umverslty Basketball Coach History, School Treasurer LUMLEY MARTHA LYONS ESTHER Indiana State Indiana State Health School Nurse Grade 3 MARIETTA ALDA MCCARTY EUGENE BS Indiana State BS Indiana Stlte Grade 5 Band Page Seven MYER, CAROL REED, PAULINE RICE, VVANETA ROBINSON, COLDIE B.S., Indiana Central B.S., Indiana State B.S., Indiana State RETEDI C H Ind'ana State eac iers' o ege, Purlluc Art Grade 2 Indianapolis, Froebel Pestalozzi, Chicago English, Library Science Grade 1 SCHRAMM, BEATRICE SEEMANN, LENA E. A.B., Illinois State Normal B.S., Indiana State University Grade 1 Music SIMMONS, MARY HELEN SISK, JACOB W. B-S-, Indiana State B.S., Canterbury College Grade 2 M .S., Indiana State Social Studies, Physical Education Page Eight ,M . H -- u .Hy N S. :iz 'W .ci 1-up SIVIITII, MARCUEIIITE STARKEY, BRYANT STUTEVILLE, EDWARD SULLIVAN, RUBY L. Indiana University B.S., Central Normal HS., Evansviiic' Butler Grade 4 Crade 5 MS Ind't m State Grade 4 Social Studies 'fd' MCCARTY, JOYCE A. B.S., Ball State Vocal Music Q Second Semester? SDTTLE, ROY I. UESSELFH JEAN B.S., Indiana State A.B., Ball State M.S., Indiana State , .1 Commerce, Spanish Math, Physical Education, Driveris Education WIIEATON, FLORENCE VVUODROXV, RUBY BS., Indrana State Bb., Indiana State 55? fr Qi IQXN Home Economics Grade 3 f -,TIN i A my A A A QQTWQJ fi? Q 1 0 N J FX I I Ri? I ' L45 E211 1 ,f,,.,e,, eniord DIDLGMA HH! q . Garnett Blankenship, Secretary Darlene Booe, Treasurer VVilliam Sisk, Vice President R, A. DeSutter, President The Seniors of 1953 enjoyed a successful year. We began the year by electing the above class officers. Our flower was the traditional QAmerican Beautyv rose, and our colors were red and white. On November 4, we all enjoyed a class party. Each person brought food, and a dinner was enjoyed in the cafeteria. Dancing followed in the Recreation Hall to the music of the Keynoters.v Another party was planned for March 31. On March 28 and 29 the Seniors presented their plav which was entitled MA. H. Stars of 19537 This featured S one-act plays with short skits in between acts. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Carol Myer. The Seniors are proud of the members from their class who participated in the various extra-curricular activities during the year and who did such an excellent job. VVe would like to thank Mr. Daughtery and Mr. Harbison, our sponsors, and all the other members of the faculty who helped us so much reach the goals that we had set for the year. Claaa 1953 Building the VV orld of Tomorrowv BALDWIN, CONNIE MAE Brccs, PATSY JEAN Attica 1-2-3-45 Commer- cial 1-25 College Prep. 3-45 Class Sec,y 2-35 Choral Festival 2-35 Stu- dent Council 45 Press Club Ass't Editor 3-45 Intramural Basketball 25 4-H 15 Sunshine 2-35 Li- brarian 15 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Clee Club 2-3-45 Track Queen's Attendant 2-3. Attica 1-2-3-45 Commer- cial 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-35 Cirl,s Advisory Board 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Choral Festival 1-2-35 Sunshine 1-2-35 Christ- mas Pageant 1-2-35 C-.A. A. 1-2-3-45 Operetta 1-25 Homecoming Queen 45 Ir. Prom Queenis Attend- ant 35 Sr. Play 4. BLANKENSHIP, BooE, DARLENE LOUISE GARNETT MACK Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 1-2-3-45 Class Sec'y 1-45 Basketball 1-2-35 Foot- ball Student Manager 35 Yell Club 1-2-3-4. BOSSAER, CHARLES EUGENE Attica 1-2-3-45 Agricul- ture 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 15 Yell Club 1-2-3-4. Attica 1-2-3-45 Home EC. 1-45 Commercial 2-35 Sr. Class Treas. 45 Glee Club 1-2-35 Ir. Play 35 Librar- ian 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1- 2-35 Choral Festival 1-2- 35 Operetta 1-25 Choral Contest 35 National Es- say Contest 35 Crimson Hop Queen's Attendant 4. BRIEH, CONNIE JOAN Attica 1-2-3-45 Commer- cial 1-2-3-45 Press Club 3-45 4-H 15 Sunshine 2-3- 45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Vice- Pres. 45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Sr. Play 45 Choral Festival 1- 2-3-45 Choral Minstrel 15 Operetta 25 Christmas Program 1-2-3-45 Crimson Hop Queen's Attendant 35 Ir. Prom Queen's Attend- ant 3. Page Thirteen DUBES, PATRICIA LOUISE GAYLOR, ALLEN NORINIAN Roseville, Calif. 15 Pine Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial Village 2-35 Attica 45 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3- Commercial 1-2-3-4. 45 Cross Country 45 Track 45 Football Student Mgr. 35 Band 1-2-35 Yell Club 1-2-3-4. GOODEN, JAINIES RICHARD GREEN, PRISCILLA JANE Page Attica 1-2-3-45 Agricul- ture 1-2-3-45 4-H 1-2-3-4 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Foot ball 1-2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 lst team W.V.A.A. Foot ball Conference. Fourteen Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 1-2-3-4. CARR, JANICE WINIFRED COFFING, FRED L. Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Sr. Ser- vice Scout 1-2-3-4, Pres. 45 Latin Club 1-2, Pres. 25 G.A.A. 1-25 Sunshine 25 Crimson Staff 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Fes- tival 1-2-3-45 Opcretta 1- 25 Christmas Program 1- 2-3-45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Latin Contest 1- 25 English Contest 35 Solo Sz Ensemble Contest, State 1-2, All State 2-3. DESUTTER, RAYNIOND ANDREW II Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Student Council 15 Class Pres. 3- 45 Football 1-3-4, Co- Captain 45 Basketball Mgr. 1-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Clee Club 1-2-3-45 Of- fice Force 35 Ir. Play 35 Hi-Y 3-45 sr. Play 4, District Algebra Contest 15 District dz State Con- test in Geometry and Music 25 District dz State Contest in Music 35 Pur- due Legislature 3-45 Dis- trict Music Contest 4. Attica 1-2-3-45 Agricul- ture 1-2-3-45 4-H 1-25 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2. DILLNIAN, ELLA MARIE Pine Village 1-2-35 Attica 45 College Prep 1-25 Com- mercial 3-45 Class Sec'y 35 Office Force 3-45 Press Club 3-45 Co-Editor 45 Christmas Pageant 45 Choral Festival 35 Girls, Ensemble Contest 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 45 Crimson Hop Queen's Attendant 45 Sr. Play 45 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 4. HAAIMONS, IVIADGE MAIKIE Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 15 Home Ee. and Comm. 2-3-45 4-H 15 Sunshine 3-45 C.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Li- brarian 85 Yell Club 2- 3-4. I'IAIxIPTON, ISABELLE LEEDY Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Latin Club l-25 4-H 1-25 G.A.A. I- 2-3-4, Seciy 35 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Senior Service Scouts 1-2-3-4, Sec'y 45 Glec Club I-2-3-45 Choral Festival 1-2-3-45 Girls' Intramural I-25 Sunshine 2-45 Solo 6: Ensemble Contest 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Press Club 35 State Choral Festival 3-45 Homecoming Queen's Attendant 1-35 Track Queen's Attendant 3. HARRIS, PAUL JASPER HARTMAN, CAROLYN SUE Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 1-2-3-45 Intramural 1-2-3- 1-2-3-45 Press Club 45 45 Yell Club 3-4. Latin Club 35 Yell Club 1-2-35 Sunshine 2-3-45 C.A.A. 1-2-3-4: Glee Club I-2-35 Choral Festival 1- 2-35 Operetta 1-2-3. a2t'rt' W Rf HELMS, GALE EDWARD Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 1-25 College Prep. 3-45 Student Council 2-3-4, Pres. 45 State 61 District Math Contest 25 Sr. Play 4. HENRY, DAVID LEE Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial I-2-3-45 Track 15 Patrol I-25 Sr. Play 45 Yell Club I-2-3-4. JENNINGS, WALLACE LEE JOHNSON, CARL IR. Attica 1-2-3-45 Agricul- Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial ture I-2-3-45 Band 1-2- 1-2-3-45 Track 1-25 Bas- 3-45 Football 1. ketball 15 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. Page Fifteen LILLY, IANICE ANNE Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec 15 Comm. 5: Home Ec. 25 Commercial 3-45 Band 1- 2-3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Yell Club 1-2-3-4. LOCKE, DONNA ANN Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 15 Commercial 2-3-45 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Yell Club 2-3-4. Page Sixteen I LIPPOLD, SUE ANN Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 15 Commercial 2- 35 Home Ec. 45 C-.A.A. 1-2-35 Sunshine 45 4-H 15 Office Force 2-35 Clee Club 1-25 Choral Festi- val 1-25 Yell Club 1-2-3-4. MASSING, PHYLLIS K. Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 15 Commercial 2-3-45 Of- lice Force 4. LAMB, SHIRLEY ANN Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 15 Commercial 2-3-45 4- H 1-25 Sunshine 2-35 Girls' Chorus 45 Yell Club 1-2-35 Sr. Play 4. LANDIS, Io ANN Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-4'5 Latin Club 1-25 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 4-H 1-2-3-4, Treas. 1- 25 C-lee Club 1-2-35 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. 1-2- 3-45 Sr. Service Scouts 1- 2-3-4, Treas. 45 Opcretta 1-2-35 Choral Festival 1- 2-35 Sunshine 2-3-45 Christmas Program 1-2-3. I-EFTON, MARTHA LEFTON, PAUL EUGENE ELIZABETH Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 1-3-45 Comm. 81 Home Ec. 25 Librarian 2-3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-4. Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Track 1-25 Yell Club 45 Intramural Basketball 1- 2-4. -mfimaamwwgm fw 5 ,annum VIATTERN, GEIIIIY ALBERT Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 F o 0 t b a ll 1-25 Cross Country 35 Track 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Jr. Play 3. MCDEIKBIOND, MAIXY JANE Attica I-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Sr. Service Scouts 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Clee Club 1-2- 3'-45 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Office Force 3-45 Sun- shine 2-3-4, Pres. 45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Band 15 Choral Festival 1-2-3-45 Operetta 1-25 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Sec'y 4. NICBRIDE, MARY ALYCE Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 15 Commercial 2- 3-45 Choral Festival 1-25 Operetta 1-25 Clee Club 1-2-35 National Essay Contest 3. MITCHELL, JAINIES PAUL Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3- 4, Pres. 45 Basketball 1- 25 Football 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 2- 3-45 jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 4. MORGAN, MARY ANNE MUSE, LUCILLE VIOLET Attica 1-2-3-45 Commer- Cial 1-2-3-45 Clee Club 1-2-35 Yell Club 1-2-3-4, Secly-Treas. 45 Crimson Staff 3-4, Ass't Co-Edi- tor 3, Co-Editor 45 Of- fice Force 3-45 Cirlis Ad- visory Board 3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 25 In- tramural Sportsmanship Award 25 Choral Festival 1-2-35 Operetta 1-25 Choral Contest 2-35 Seciy to Supt. 4. NEHEMIAH, BEVERLY JANE Attica 1-2-3-45 Home EC. 1-45 Comm. 2-35 Choral Festival 1-2-35 Band 1- 2-3-45 Sunshine 2-3-45 C.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Clee Club 1-2-35 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 25 Press Club Pres. and Co- Editor 4, Ass't Co-Editor 3. Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ee. 15 Commercial 2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Sun- shine 25 C.A.A. 25 In- tramural Basketball 2. PARIENT, WVILLIAM RICHARD Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Class Pres. 15 Student Council 1-25 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Cross Country 2-3-4, Captain 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-4. Page Seventeen ScHNE1DER, RUTH ANN SCOTT, LAWRENCE EDWIN Attica I-2-3-45 Home Ec. I-2-3-45 Librarian 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Yell Club I-2-45 sr. Play 4, Choral Festival I-2-3-4. Attica I-2-3-45 Industrial 1-2-3-45 Yell Leader 45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-4. SHEPHERD, HAROLD JAMES SICHTS, EDWIN Attica I-2-3-45 Industrial 15 Agriculture 2-3-45 4-H I-2-3-4. Page Eighteen Bavaria, Cermany 15 At- tica 2-3-45 College Prep. 15 Industrial 2-3-45 4-H I5 Hi-Y 3-45 Basketball I5 Football 15 Track 15 Yell Club 4. PEARL, HELEN CHRISTINE Attica 1-2-3-45 Home EC. 15 Commercial 81 Home EC. 25 Comm. 3-45 C.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3- 4. REYNOLDS, RAYMOND LAVERN' Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 15 Commercial 2-3-45 Basketball 15 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-35 Cross Country 45 Track 1-2-3-45 Yell Leader 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Play 4. PERIGO, BETTY JEAN Williamsport 15 Attica 2- 3-45 Commercial I-2-3-4 Band 2-35 Yell Club 2-si 45 C.A.A. 2-35 Sunshine 3 RICHEY, MONA JEANETTE Attica 1-2-3-45 Commer- cial 1-2-3-45 Office Force 35 Sunshine 2-3-45 C.A.A 2-3-45 C-lee Club 1-2-3- 45 Yell' Club l-2-3-4 n Choral Festival 1-2-3-4, Christmas Program 1-2-3- 45 Operetta 25 Solo dz En- semble Contest 4. SISK, VVILLIAINI RAY SLAUTEH, PATRICIA ANNE Covington 15 Attica 2-3- 45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Class Vice-President 2-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Foot- ball 1-2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Yell Club 2-3-45 Band 1-25 Christmas Program 2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Boy,s Quar- tet 45 Crimson Staff 2-3-45 Choral Festival 2-3-45 Sr. Play 45 Ir. Play 35 Of- fice Force 45 Operetta 25 1st team VV.V.A.A. Football Conference. Attica 1-2-3-45 Commer- cial 1-25 College Prep. 3- 45 Press Club 45 Band 1-2- 3-45 4-H 15 Sunshine 25 C.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-35 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Festival 1-2-3-45 Choral Minstrel 15 Op- eretta 25 Christmas Pro- gram 1-2-35 Algebra Con- test 15 Solo Contest 1-2-4, Intramural Basketball 3. SULLIVAN, PAUL R. TANNER, CHARLES Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 1-2-3-45 Class Treas. 1-35 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Solo 81 En- semble Contest 45 Chorus 3-45 Christmas Program 3-45 Choral Festival 3-45 State Choral Festival 45 lst team W.V.A.A. Foot- ball Conference5 Student Council 45 Press Club 1- 25 Band 15 Crimson Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4. FRANKLIN Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 1-2-3-45 Class Pres. 2: Basketball 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Football 1- 2-3-4, C0-Capt. 45 Track 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1- 25 Hi-Y, Sgt. at Arms 3, Vice-Pres. 4. WALL, IDA MAE WARE, JACK ELWOOD Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. 15 Comm. 25 College Prep. 3-45 Class V. Pres. 15 Class Treas. 25 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 25 Office Force 3-45 Press Club 45 Choral Festival 2-35 Stu- dent Council 45 Sunshine 35 4-H 15 Glee Club 2-35 Jr. Prom Queen 35 Cheer- leader, B-Team 1-2, A- Team 3-45 C.A,A. Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 2. WRIGHT, JOHN KENNETH Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial 1-2-3-45 Class V.-Pres. 35 Press Club 35 Basketball 1-3-45 Football 1-3-45 Football Student Mgr. 25 Track 3-45 Track Student Mgr. 25 Yell Club 1-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3. Attica 1-2-3-45 College Prep. 15 Industrial 2-3-45 Basketball 15 Intramural Basketball 1-2-35 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 Patrol 1-2- 3, Capt. 35 Student Coun- cil 35 Choral Festival 3. YOUNG, MARY Io Attica I-2-3-45 Home Ec. 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. 1-25 Choral Festival 1-2-3-45 Operetta 1-2-45 Clee Club 1-2-3-45 Yell Club 1-2-3- 45 Choral Contest 3. Page Nineteen ly bf' f Xl! Lary VVilson-Treasurer Betty Bailey-Secretary Jim Robinson-Vice President Don Purviance-President uniofw The Juniors started the 1952-53 year with 62 members in the class. At the organizational meeting in September, the following officers and class representatives were elected to serve for the year: President, Don Purviance, Vice President, Jim Robinson, Secretary, Betty Bailey, Treasurer, Lary VVilson, Student Council Representatives, Cynthia Knowles and Jerry VVatts, Cirls' Advisory Board Representatives, Avalynne VVarner and Karolyn Kincade. Mr. Evans and Mr. Suttle Were the class sponsors. The camellia Was chosen as the class flower. The class colors are green and beige. KDon,t Itch for Success, Scratch for Itf, is the class motto. One of the highlights of the year was the presentation of the Junior Play entitled, aBoarding Schoolf, under the direction of Mrs. Carol Myer. In order to provide funds for the spring social activities, an all-out effort was made in the annual magazine sales cam- paign. The two selling teams, led by Cynthia Knowles and Jerry Shoaf, battled it out for 3 weeks with Cynthia's team emerging triumphantly. Lary WVilsor1 was general manager of the campaign. Class rings were selected in November and delivery was made in January. Two class parties were enjoyed during the year. After a 'gpitch-inn dinner, the evening was spent dancing and taking part in various other recreational activities. The one event to which the Juniors look forward with great anxiety is the Prom. This, year, it will be held on May 8 at the Country Club. Already, plans are being laid to make this one of the outstanding proms at Attica High School. P 1 T enty 43:9 IQ q l L ' First Row: A. Vfarner, M. Jennings, M. Small, M. Spear, I. Pugh, I. Clark. Second Row: J. Harvey, G. Smith, C. Knowles, R. Craft, P. Stewart, M. Stump, K. Fewry, Third Row: D. DeSutter, C. Scott, H. Gebhart, BI. Kelly, A. Lilly, I. XVatts, L. XVilson, M. Anno. J Fourth Row: R. Reese, M. lyeke, H. Scott, C, Smith, D. Talhott, B. Deck, I. Fenters, N. Brown, I. Shoaf. B, First Row: P. Anderson, E. Crawford, N. Miller, M. Terrell, F. Largen, A. Wilson. Second Row: B. Bailey, C. Pearl, C. Borst, K. Kineade, L. Ferguson, B. Null, B. Weinberg. 'Third Row: I. Haupt, I. Snider, D. Stueker, 1. Robinson, I. Hershherger, F. Campbell, D. Purvianee, II. Livengood. Fourth Row: V. Stetler, B. Buckley, T. XVarner, R. Adair, L. Crane, A. Bales, L. Gooden, R. Burns, L. XVolfe. -nal -Qi wx Page Tiverzty-one Harold Tribby-President Violet Koekenberg-Vice President Dennis Slaughter-Secretary Dick Kochell-Treasurer oplmmmea At our first class meeting, We elected the following officers: President, Harold Tribby, Vice-President, Violet Koekenberg, Secre- tary, Dennis Slaughter, and Treasurer, Dick Kochell. Donna Greenman and John Lyons N.-ff represent the sophomores in the Student qw- X Council. Red and gray are our class colors, and the baby orchid is our flower. Our class motto is 'cThe Ropes of the Past Ring the Bells of the Futuref, On September 23, We had a treasure hunt which ended in a Weiner roast at Mr. Lam- bert,s house. There are many members of our class participating in the band and glee club, of Whom we are very proud. We also have many boys taking part in football, basketball, and track. Miss Uesseler and Mr. Lambert are our class sponsors. We are very grateful to them and wish to thank them for their co-operation. P 1 Twvntyt M., ,rs -vy .--J First Row: P. Childress, B. johnson, F. Smith, P. Trott, B. Pcnick, D. Spear. Second Row: N. Ilinnpton, B. Swank, C. XVeigle, I. Toby, I. Snyder, G. Lawson, A. Spear, L. Crawford. Third Row: M. Black, C. Aldridge, I. Vanllyftc, P. Hill, R. Kochell, G. Pearl, D. Kissack, J. Smart. Fourth How: T. Carney, H. Burris, M. Rush, D. Brier, Laydcn, I. Babb, I. Haley, J. Gray, I. Lyons. S First Row: E. Vnnliorn, L. Lefton, M. O'Conner, E. Cloyd, V. Kockenbcrg, D. Crecnman, M. Flint. Second How: B. Fisher, M. Phillips, I. Niercngarten, M. Finney, B. McFadden, B. Fugatc, R. Phillips, S. llnclclt-lx-rry. Third Row: D. Slinigliter, B. Kenner, L. Fretz, C. Mellinger, II. Trihby, L. Bnlington, Pi. Xvtlldlllllll, D. Martin. Fourth Row: P. Stonchrnkcr, C. Ewell, M. Osborne, D. Peterson, B. Kenny, B. Slonp, B. Ceeding, D. Danlc-y, L. Stephens. if E: ugff Tn-nity-rl11'ee G97 0 to J7 O? XQX Here we are, the 'Creen Fresh- menv of ,52 and ,53. NVe have chosen as our class colors blue and beige. Our class flower is the violet. The class motto is 4'Forward Ever, Backward Neverf, At our first class meeting in Sep- tember, we elected the following officers: President, lim Marr, Vice President, Larry Wa1'e, Secretary, Ted Franklin, Treasurer, Gretchen Finney. 4 B ! 5 ll ii fi 5 5 fi F i N5 Jim Marr-President Larry NVarc-Vicc President Gretchen Finney-Treasurcr f'-S Ted Franklin-Secretary k.! ffc fif 0 gel-JO VV e are proud of our class which has several band members and chorus members. We also have a very fine basketball team. VVe wish to thank our class sponsors, Mr. Sisk and Miss Wlheaton, for their patience in showing us the ropes as 'Creen F reshmenf, G Twefzty-fozu' ' ,rx 3' Z 0 First Row: B. Pickett, L. Stetlcr, D. Wilson, B. Troxel, E. Buster, I. Olson, R. Kohl, T. Reese. Second Row: N. Landis M. Schwartz, L. Minnick, H. Helinerick, B. Martin, R. Beedle, B. Deck, T. Kochell, A. Shoaf, R. Bannon. Third Row: I. Phelps, B. Knowles, L. NVare, N. Terrell, B. johnson, F, Otehain, C. Turpin, B. Caylor, K. Redman, M. Hershbergcr. Fourth Row: K. NVelsh, A. Tclfcr, R, Leaf, D. Smart, 1. XVallace, XV. Kcil, B. Day, R. Mc- Knelly, I. Leath, I. Marr, L. VVagncr. ' Q 4. A First How: I. Richey, R. Mason, I. Rcnnick, W. Nolen, T. Ewell, A. Shoaf, M. Kimhrell, J. Walter. Second Row: A. Martin, C. Karlson, E. DeSutter, B. Smith, B. Bailey, T. Brier, I. Hatton, C. Finney. Third Row: D. Freeman, F. Nelson, B. Shepherd, B. Gebhart, R. Morgan, I. Larson, T. Franklin, T. Pearl, R. Cray, D. Crane. Fourth Row: C. Beasley, R. Serie, VV. Rader, R. Parient, I. Snider, P. Mitchell, I. Yater, D. Gooden, B. Troncin, I. Crammer. Lagzdins, I. H. Kincade, Fletcher, B. P. Taflinger, Page Tufcnty-five EIGHTH GRADE First Row: D. Pearson, B. Briney, I. Toby, L. Lyons, L. Balser, F. johnson. Second Row: D. Locke, C. Maris, C. Darrling, D. Bratton, I. Mickle, S, VanDame, H. Sams. Third Row: D. Schwartz, I. Brown, J. Redman, E. Green, D. Caylor, S. Grady, I. Crowder, K, Raikes. Fourth Row: I. Lilly, N. Zenor, M. Largen, S. Miller, R. Smith, B. Devine, S. Banks, B. Nolen. Page Twenty-six First Row: M. Nolen, I. Lefton, C. Toll, L. Buster, S. Raisor, B. Alexander. Second Row: P. Pattengale, M. Allen, E. Holm, P. Boyce, E. Dotson, D. Rogers, P. Spear. Third Row: K. Bohannon, A. Smith, C. Starkey, M. Craft, J. Marr, S. Harbison. Fourth Row: R. Larson, B. Linson, B. Gooden, I. johnson, B. Rager, I. Frisby, I. Carson I. Sichts. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: XV. Butler, XV. Knowles, S. Beaver, 1. VVolfe, I. Green, D. Slaughter, S. Lainaster, L. Spence. Second Row: C. Kcrkhove, S. Borst, D. Parient, I. Beeclle, I. Short, P. Badders, C. Cooper. Tlilrcl Row: I. NValter, P. Redman, M. Calvert, D. Strawser, E. Sinith, T. Nolan, L. Crowder, . Mans. Fourth How: B. Ilucller, K. Hampton, M. Duncan, I. Funk, Burris, I. Young, I. Manson, S. Day, D. Smith, B. Scott. i 'ff S First Row: H. Iohnston, T. Robinson, C. Young, T. Smith, N. Briggs, K. VanDzune, B. Brier, D. Simmons. Second Row: I. Dotson, I. Grant, D. Hanthorne, I. VVelsh, E. Condon, I. Peterson, I. Scribner. Third Row: M. Butler, M. Darding, M. Pattengale, R. Martin, B. Dunlap, B. Smith, M. Sprinkle, I. Deck. Fourth Row: I. Barfell, A. Lilly, I. Kirknian, M. Haas, I. Cooper, S. Slinker, B. Best, C. Olandt F' Black' Page Twenty-.raven SIXTH GRADE First How: S. Sutton, H. Dolph, L. Kerkhoye, Smith, B. Crigler, C. Nelson. Second How: I. Largon, S. Lilly, G. Nolan, N. Allen, F. Phelps, B. Phillips, I. Richey. Third Row: J. Clark, B. Humphrey, I. Sichts, S. Minnick, T. Ebercle, L. Haas, T. Reynolds S. Caylcr. First Row: J. Robinson, T. Reynolds, S. Lilly, D. Saflel, L. McMurtrie, R. Foster, D. Well- heuser, F. Roarks. Second Row: W. Johnson, N. Beyer, M. Alexander, A. Anderson, L. A. Montgomery, B. Sutton, L. Knowles, L. Boles, C. Oland, G. M. Brooks. Third Row: K. Griggs C. WVillis C. XViggs C. Levor, M. Hatton, I. Harvey, G. Keil 7 3 7 J P I T I th ,IH F. Brinoy, I. Hutts, B. Craft. aye new 3 e1.f1 M. Haas was absent. FIFTH GRADE First How: J. Minnick, S, Knowles, A. Str-wart, K. Kiinlnrcll, A. Caylor, R. Duncan, L. Davis, T. NYilson. Scconrl How: I. Ilarpvr, D. Lyon, I. Smitli, Knowles, J. NVilson, II. Larson, I. Iones, I. Carlson. Tlzirrl How: D. Br-ll, J. Fox, B. Green, S. Ilarlnson, B. Fix, J. Alviuluft, B. Young, D. llantliorn. Fourflz Rout: C. Kirlpv, D, Nolan, ll, Sliukcr, E. Sclirannn, J. Burris, B. Crowder, S. Buster, 1 E V11 3 .21-,Z M - t Ii. B4-edle, M. XVi5.fgs, li. Harvey. 'i K V Q' ji .gil A Q L . 3 . 2 if 41. L lg .. First How: S. Harrison, Siinons, K. Faulkner, K. Elliott, B. Bc-nnett, N. Brown, L. Hampton Second How: I. XVolf, K. Koekenberg, H. Zn-nor, M. Anderson, I. Beavers, H. Myers, C. Gates Third How: E. Misner, I. Ault, C. Kurz, N. Livengood, J. Burris, L. Oakley, S. Green, S. Bratton, C. Stump. Fourth Row: J. VVortli, M. Xvilldlilllll, J. Haas, J. Dotson, M. Layton, J. Davis, B. Brier, R. Holen, V. Abell, N. Lafxlastcr. 1'ugfi' Tzvefity-iiizzc FOURTH GRADE First Row: I. Rice, L. Honaker, S. Cloyd, D. Wilson, H. Livengood, R. Rushin, L. Roarks, F. Beedle. Second Row: S. Knowles, D. Redman, I. Myers, M. Maris, M. L. Fisher, P. Sundt, I. Ault, B. Best, S. Beavers. Third Row: D. Montgomery, H. Purviance, B. Haverkamp, I. Bunch, B. Duncan, B. Butler, E. Elliott, N. Johnson, B. Boutwell. Fourth Row: I. XVeigle, M. Cheak, B. Hutson, L. Pattengale, H. Devine, T. Hutts, R. Briggs, M. Funk, M. Haas, W. Kirkman. First Row: L. Haas, B. Patterson, P. Keefer, K. Kenner, Z. Cox, S. Wiseman, L. Killian, S. Newell. Second Row: K. VVillis, R. Young, P. Hannon, C. Lefton, C. Meihls, L. Dotson, S. Christen- berry, I. Roach. Third Row: C. Johnson, R. Tichanchuk, E. Conner, B. Hushaw, S. Mahoney, L. Gibson M. Carlson, F. Hutson, K. Holm. Page Tllirfy Fourth Row: E. Farthing, C., Knowles, C. Redman, I. Allen, J. Riley, D. Reese, F. Scott M. Morgan, R. Rothrock, D. Barfell. 15' THIRD GRADE First Row: L. Cooper, T. Gossett, L. Peterson, B. Moore, N. Clark, D. Beavers, N. Molmey, C. Duneun. Second Row: R. Honaker, C. Nelson, T. Foster, P. Dunlap, II. Knowles, A. NVisemun, M Larson, K. Nowieki, B. Buster. Tlzircl How: C. Golden, P. Iluglies, N. Miller, B. YVurd, S. Riley, C. Custus, C. Martin, M Reese, B. Smitli, S. Lilly. Fourth Row: B. Zenor, B. Harris, I. Hutton, D. Grimes, T. Puttengale, D. Lee, T. johnson, P. Lowe, E. Colvert. L. Slinker. .Q V igii A 'f '11 .3 ...nk 1 3.26- First Row: VV. Hutson, J. Nolen, I. Cates, P. Smith, J. Myers, M. Grunt, B. WViLrd, R. Faulkner. Sceoml Row: I. Lefton, N. Small, McFadden, I. Opperman, Pfeifer, E. Livengood, B. Turnquist, P. Holyeross. Third Row: D. Richey, S. Dotson, I. Livengood, S. Jones, D. Banks, R. Clark, S. Gooden, C. Lattu, T. Satfell, V. Muus. Fourth Row: Linda Abell, Leola Abell, B. Busic, K. Rader, K. XVetliington, S. Murr, I. pug, T1,g,,y,0,,L, Peterson, L. Lambert, T. Sheppard, A. Lilly. SECOND GRADE First Row: R. Wall, W. Karlson, B. Lowe, P. McCann, R. Haverkamp, T. Tichanohuk, D. Green, P. Foster, D. Sutton, L. Lefton, E. Beaver. Second Row: P. Freed, R. Haas, V. Krout, L, Marr, B. Bartlett, C. Schmid, S. Weinberg, I. Shonkwiler, J. Ault, J. Newell, I. Reynolds, Third Row: L. Haas, C. VViseman, L. Hiller, K. Bradbury, G. Elliott, S. Stonebraker, R. Schramm, I. Nolen, I, Carr, C. Collins, J. Young. Fourth Row: L. Parient, B. Borst, I. Schmid, M. Simons, M. Green, E. Bradbury, C. Lyons, R. Sexton, I. Wolf, B. Land, K. Burns. First Row: I. Drane, R. Foster, L. White, R. Kuntz, J. Hullihan, S. Ward, L. Myers, P. Faulkner, P. Young. Second Row: D. Osborne, N. Redman, A. Johnson, L. Spear, R. Bratton, P. Tharp, I. Robinson, G. Morris, S. Eller, B. Borst. Third Row: S. Burtron, R. Harrison, I. Haas, F. Wethington, M. Keisler, C. Weigle, I. Brooks, L. Simmons, D. Nolan, M. Anderson, I. McKinney, D. Tinsman. Page Tliirfyqwg Fourth Row: B. McCann, I. Haynes, M. Samalaska, T. Fouts, R. Allen, C. Ceeding, S. Condon, I. Montgomery, K. Conner, R. Balser, D. Boles, S. Tipton. FIRST GRADE First Row: M. Buckley, C. Cripe, V. Lefton, D. Beaver, G. Knowles, R. Turpin, N. Gooden M. Scribner, E. Campbell. Second Row: I. llusliin, I. Young, J. Dotson, C. Hiller, S. Nolan, C. Redman, D. Jones, S Hutts, I. Glam-. Thircl Row: B. Cox, McCann, A. Ticliancliuk, D. Staley, D. Butler, L. Crane, L. Ferguson, I. Pfeifcr, Stewart. 1 Fourth Row: I. llannon, A. Leak, K. Blisarcl, K. Busic, E. McDaniel, T. Grady, P. Harris, R. Fox, I. e n, . 1 L. P tcrso D Mlthers First Row: Melvin Eller, Marvin Eller, R. Honaker, K. Haas, R. Gates, S. Boles, S. Ward, N. Beedle, I. Anderson. Second Row: I. Cossett, S. Krout, B. Allen, B. Borst, T. jones, T. McNelly, M. Switzer, C. Brown, A. Clark. Third Row: S. Nolcn, I. Freed, L. Schmid, S. Sliainp, T. Bracken, L. Rice, R. Stout, J. Spear, J. Lagzdins. Fourth Row: B. Oland,,B. Raikes, P. Mcliowcn, S. Dittmer, J. Stout, H. Best, D. Hatton, C. My Fix, D. Bunch, M. Littrell. c Thirty-tlzree KINDERGARTEN First Row: K. Wilson, B, Christenberry, S. Tipton, B. Gates, N. Peterson, M. Hutson, R. Kohl, K. Foster. Second Row: C. Schmid, C. Swisher, T. Knowles, L. Lawson, J. Young, L. Wilson, C. Condin, C. Hartman. Third Row: V. Pruitt, S. Gebhart, D. Mattingly, C. Harper, R. Briggs, B. VVolfe, S. Freed, S. Brown, C. Ice. Fourth Row: S. Harbison, E. Wolfe, D. Ogborn, I. Lambert, G. Branigan, Mrs. Stuteville, T. Sutton, L. Davis, J. Wilson, S. King, S. Sims. Page Thirtyvfom' Amid the rush of the normal school year, these boys and girls may pass unnoticed by a majority of the student body. However, in future years, their faces will become more familiar as they take their places on the basket- ball teams, football teams, in band and choral groups-yes, even as they publish the 1965 Crimson at Attica High School. To them we say uwelcomev-and may they improve upon our records as they pass this way. AW 94 QAQA X X E 153' M Lgfiv Kg lj TRACK ,B fx Sig! ECW? Q X 01975 Q 1? 9 A 0 i you noi S Wabash Valley Champs ' Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica .... Attica T1 t3 RECORD Kentland . . . Williamsport Covington . Cayuga .... Rockville . . . Perrysville . . Covington . Williamspo1't 3 S ,an 2. ,gg .43 3.1. 4 ,51 3- 'Q' ll J , . H 0 , iQ, l f - Q Y N A f-inf C 2 A ...M AW' 529 First Row: Managers-D. Purviance, N. Brown, M. Schwartz. Second Row: I. Mitchell, A. Bales, J. Scott, D. Talbott, B. Sisk, C. Tanner, L. Crane. I. Gooden, B. Deck, L. Gooden. Third Row: Asst, Coach I. Sisk, D. Slaughter, I. Marr, B. Cceding, R. A. DeSuttcr, D. Stucker, H. Tribby, I. Robinson, B. Buckley, I. Haley, R. Parient, P. Sullivan, Coach R. Suttle. Fourth Row: B. Lawson, B. McFadden, B, Fugate, D. Gooden, I. Leath, W. Rader, R. Leaf, B. Kenner, E. Nelson, T. Pearl. 1 Q 4 L digg I, e ,, ...if ,. K ,hx kr .Q J' . X127 L f . R V 3 Q2 A . .. , XRA. V --ae , L g r r 1 f l' ig., S W I L' T1n'1'ty-:won r All Set! Hike! 1 - 2 - 3 Th ty gl Loose For A Long Gain Picking Up Yardage Real Trouble Coming Up! N 0 Gain Ramblers Roll On! Pagz' Thirty-111'11e X , WW ' befgsa 6 3 I' , . ' 4 412.242 w+'.w, 4 - ' ,4 ', ' as 0250! 6-,QA hi.. l Jug, X, fb, 'M QM -suv vqx Q x .sgssgs Ss Xe 'SS 'M ee X' N Q8 :Sr XX Q S v' '. , M f f Q X Q?7f0,f W8 N 7 'SN ii 'i' NW 2Q4'W vQSiNNQ ' ' Q x , SX QQ Ns N5xQ Ax lx my Stare Semi -Finalists! E f THE RECORD Attica-50--Rockville-43 Attica-55-Richland Twp.-52 Attica-55-Monticello-48 Attica-58-Greencastle-38 Attica-56-Rossville-67 Attica-78-Kingman-53 Attica-49-Rensselaer-36 Attica-57-Covington-58 Attica--57-Winamac-52 Attica-50-Williamsport-41 Attica-56-Flora-48 Attica-70-Pine Village-78 Attica-61-Clinton-62 Co. t. J Attica-70-Veedersburg-56 ' Attica--62--Crawfordsville-51 Attica-48 Attica-54 Attica-47 -West Lafayette-49 -Delphi-46 -Sheridan-52 WABASH VALLEY Attica-60-Pine Village-72 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Attica-73-Hillsboro-41 Attica-61--Kingman-41 Attica-53-Williamsport-45 Attica--57-Covington-53 REGIONAL TOURNEY Attica-59-Greencastle-49 Attica-63-Montezuma-48 STATE SEMI-FINALS Attica-48-Milan-49 co. up Page Forty f Qs f 2 E . f U , , uf ke, J Q' ,4 ' Zina- M M ..,, W wh --ff f ' sm -' H f ' ffi,-fii Q ti! l 5? Q .ATA 5 A 'w...f fe Yf,., 4' f A , .1 a yk K? -K My X ' ' S . g,- ' Q M 2 a I .SAW . I V M I-.Aix ' 5 S A . QQQQ aaa 5 '44 S4 as ! Front How: Manager R. A. DeSutter, P. Sullivan, C. Mattern, C. Scott, I. Watts, Manager N. Brown. Second Row: I. VVrigl1t, D. Talbott, B. Sisk, Coach E. A. Lambert, C. Tanner, C. Bossaer, A. Caylor. Qi 53-J l 'S . , 1 ii 3 'Vg Q is A V ' Page Forty-0 .6 A Q VW! All IM - B Team Front Row: D. Slaughter, B. Lawson, H. Tribby, D. Martin, C. Scott, B. McFadden. Second Row: Manager B. A. DeSutter, I. Haley, M. Rush, J. Babb, Coach I. Sisk, D. Talbott M. Osborn, A. Bales, Manager N. Brown. Freshman Team Front Row: I. XValter, D. Crane, L. VVare, T. Franklin, E. Nelson. Second Row: Coach R. Suttlc, I. Marr, D, Gooden, B. Troncin, R. Parient, VV. Rader, R Johnson, Manager A. Shoaf. V ff ff? 1 T104 Page Forty-two nt -- Q 4 LQ Junior High Team Front Row: C. Kerkhove, J. Lefton, I. Mickle, I. Marr, I. NValter, D. Simmons. Second Row: Principal H. Norman, R. Larson, R. Martin, D. Gaylor, M. Largen, XV. Devine, B. Gooden, VV. Linson, R. Schwartz, Couch J. Christie. Fifth and Sixth Grade Team Front Row: I. Davis, D. Lyons, L. Kerkhove, G. Nolan, R. Duncan, B. Haas. Second Row: E. Gooden, T. Reynolds, T. Eberle, R. Slinker, S. Lilly, B. Criglcr. Third Row: Coach I. B. Starkey, B. Holen, M. Layton, A. Anderson, L. McMurtrie, R. Davis, B. Craft, E. Haas, I. Cox, L. Davis, S. Minick. Q f,. , .,,, X .nf QW' 1 -new we Am HHS .. 41' .C .-4 X gg 6 . A 'fl 11' ' 'il I A Ve W Q rj fl 1' il XA, I J fa? xi Page Forty-lhreg QW ff? QS? if Q , g 2 K . Q ,, ff., av' if 2 eff .lll J :Sh mr 9. . :fists ,Q 'I itll 1 C1044- oun hy SCHEDULE AND SCORES Attica .... 30 - Attica Attica Attica Parient, R. Reese. Delphi ......, 25 Cayuga ....... 41 W. Lafayette H39 Jeff .......... 35 wack 1952 SCHEDULE AND SCORES Attica-753 l,f2-XVest Lafayette-35 U2 Attica-101 lf4-Covington-45 3f4-NVillizuns- port-6' Attica-29-Kcntland-80 Attica-51 U73-Frankfort-57 2,03 Attica!69vSlicridan-40 HOOSIER CONFERENCE MEET Delphi-59 1y'2 VVest Lafayette-57 Attica-56 1 fa She-ridunA37 XVinzunuc-1 1X2 Rossvillc-0 Attica-65 U2-Cayuga-35 U2-W. Lebanon-8 - 4 an Connic Baldwin, Quccn's Attendant Nancy johnson, Track Qnccn Bella Hzunpton, Quccnis Attendant First ROW: Coach R. Suttlc, C. Tanner, B. Sisk, I. Gooden, D. Mcllingcr, D. Tnlluott, I. XVall, Manager. Second How: R. Purient, I. VVright, R. Reynolds, R. Reese, M. Osborne, B. Gooding, H. Tribby, C. Sniitli. Third Row: B. Buckley, G. Mattern, I. Haley, I. Mitchell, P. Sullivan, D. Sltulghtcr, I. Snider. Page Forty-sevxen U sz ,E if E Z! 3 , w 2 5 s Q, E Q 4 S if 2 5 I v WE ffm? OMAN QW CRIMSON STAFF Again this year, the Crimson Staff brings to you a picture of the school activities on the pages of the 1953 Crimson. We hope that through our efforts this yearbook will capture for you memories of the high-pointsi' of the 1952-53 school year, just as the Crimson has done in other years since its first publication in 1907. In addition to publishing the yearbook, the Crimson Staff sponsors the Annual Crimson Hop--a gala evening of dancing, highlighted by the crowning of the King, and Queenv. Selected by popular vote, the honors this year went to Sophomores Dick Kochell and Carolyn VVeigle. To give all students an opportunity to contribute to the preparation of the yearbook, a snapshot contest was conducted this year. The winning snapshot, as well as many of the other entries, appear in this publication. The 1953 Crimson Staff consists of: Co-Editors-Mary Anne Morgan and Paul Sullivan Assit. Co-Editors-Edith Crawford and jim Robinson Business Manager-Ianice Carr Art Editor-Joann Pugh Student Photographer-Bill Buckley Senior Editor-Bill Sisk junior Editor-Betty Bailey Sophomore Editor-Tom Carney Freshman Editor-Jack Walters Mr. Richard Evans, of the Commercial Department, is the faculty adviser. Seated: I. Carr, J. Robinson, M. A. Morgan, P. Sullivan, E. Crawford, B. Buckley. Standing: T. Carney, B. Bailey, B. Sisk, I. Pugh, J. Walters. Page Fifty Seated: N. Brown I. Haupt, P. Trott, E. Dillman, B. Nehemiah, B. Fugate, B, Buckley, E. Nelson. Standing I. Wall, C. Baldwin, P. Slauter, E. Crawford, C. Brier, I. Fenters, B. Bailey, B. Johnson, M. Black, M. Kelly, C. Knowles, M. Phillips, D. DeSutter, K. Fewry, T. Franklin, B. Weinberg, Miss Uesseler. PRESS CLUB The school paper, AHSays, is published monthly by the Press Club. It is a mimeographed paper and its co-editors this year are Beverly Nehemiah and Ella Dillman. Without the able assistance of the rest of the staff, however, they could not have done their work. Any student in the high school may join the club. In order to remain in the Club, the student must write the articles assigned to him and hand them in on time. This is the fifth year that the paper has been published, and we, the Staff, hope that we have brought you the highlights of the school events this school year. Page Fifty-one Pago Fifty-treo Seated: C. Baldwin, I. YVatts, M. McDermond, C. Helms, C. Knowles, E. Nelson. Standing: P. Sullivan, D. Creenman, R. Reynolds, I. VVall, I. Lyons, VV. Nolan, Mr. Harbison. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is made up of two elected senators from each class and the president of each school organization, who acts as a representative for his respective group. Its purpose is to promote student leadership, to encourage and initiate student viewpoints, to take charge of intramural sports, and to organize suitable convocation programs. Arrangements were made during the year by this organization for a Homecoming football game with a huge bonfire rally the night before, a parade of floats, and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen the evening of the game. Patsy Biggs, a senior, who was elected by the team to be queen, reigned over the dance which concluded the Homecoming festivities. Another activity of the year was the public presentation of a program, in conjunction with the Musical Art Soiciety, featuring the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra. The officers for the 1952-1953 school year were: Cale Helms, President, Cynthia Knowles, Vice President, Mary Jane McDermond, Secretary, and Ierry Watts, Treasurer. The Council is sponsored by Mr. Pt. P. Harbison, high school principal. HI-Y The Hi-Y creed ot Creating, Maintaining, and Extending throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian character prompted the Hi-Y boys of Attica High School to accomplish many things this year. The boys have participated in recreational activities and Worked for charitable causes. The Hi-Y, along with the Sunshine girls, presented a Thanks- giving Day program for the students, conducted a toy drive at Christmas, and contributed the donations from passing the sheetv at the Clinton and Attica basketball game to the March of Dimes. Several parties were also enjoyed by the boys. The officers are: Paul Sullivan, President, Charles Tanner, Vice President, Bill Deck, Secretary, Lary WVilson, Treasurer, R. A. DeSutter, Chaplain, Larry Crane, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mr. Harold Anderson, sponsor of the club. First Row: S. Huckleberry , B. McFadden, D. Kochell, I. Smart, B. Waldman, B. Kenner, D. Slaughter, G. Lawson, D. Spear. Second Row: P. Sullivan, H. Tribby, D. Purviancc, B. Fugate, II. Cebliart, C. Scott, H. Burris, D. Stucker, I. Vanllyfte. Third Row: I. Robinson, R. Stephens, L. XVilson. Fourth Row: H. Scott, B. Deck, M. Osborn, L. Crane, C. Tanner, Mr. Anderson, D. Talbott, R. Stoup, E. Siclits, B. A. DeSutter, J. Slioaf. Burns, N. Brown, B. Ceeding, T. Brier, J. Mitchell, I. Haley, L. gli If-'I a .Q .Y dcpxsiw if I f is .652 Q' ag, 5-.L Page Fifty-three SUNSHINE This charitable organization is open to any Sophomore, Junior, or Senior girl. Annually the girls send a donation to the Riley Childrenis Hospital in Indianapolis. This year we also contributed to the Community Hospital Fund at Williamsport. On February 7, 1953, the annual 'Sweetheart Dancev was held. The students danced to the music of The Keynotersf' The officers for the school year 1952-53 were: Mary Jane McDermond, President, Mona Spear, Vice President, Kay F ewry, Recording Secretary, Cynthia Knowles, Corresponding Secretary, and Edith Ann Crawford, Treasurer. Our sponsor is Miss Pauline Reed. First Row: Miss Reed, F. Largen, B. Johnson, C. Brier, M. Richey, E. VanHorn, E. Crawford, M. McDermond. Second Row: M. Spear, M. Phillips, A. Spear, D. Greenman, C. Knowles, C. Weigle, N Hampton, I. Wall, C. Hartman. Third Row: M. Terrell, V. Koekenberg, B. Fisher, B. Hampton, M. Finney, B. Nehemiah, M. Hammons, B. NVeinberg, E. Cloyd. Fourth Row: D. DeSutter, G. Smith, L. Fretz, I. Haupt, L. Wolfe, I. Landis, K. Kincade, P. Hill, C. Borst, K. Fewry, Page Fifty-four BAND The Attica High School Band enjoyed a very successful year under the direction of Mr. McCarty. The Officers elected for this year were: President, Gerry Mattern, Vice President, Ronnie Burns, Secretary and Treasurer, Bella Hampton. Some of the band activities of the year included playing for all the home football and basketball games, playing at the State Fair in September, the presentation of three concerts during the year, attendance at the Richland Twp. Band Festival in the spring, participation in the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Frankfort, and, to close the year, playing for commencement activities. Seven of the band members are Seniors, and they received their band sweater at a convocation held in the spring. Also during the year, a band named the Keyn0ters was started. Its members consisted of the more talented band members, and they have proved to be very successful. Page Fifty-five PATROL Seated: Mr. Norman, J, Miokle, D. Caylor, B. Ragor. Second Row: D. Simmons, I. Deck, I. Lefton, D. Rogers, D. Parient, L. Lyons, L. Crowder G. Misnor, F. Johnson. Top Row: T. Robinson, I. VValtcrs, D. Schwartz, J. Peterson, R. Larson, B. Linson, M. Largen, I. Sichts, D. Strawser. SENIOR SERVICE SCOUTS First Row: M. McDermond, N. Hampton, N. Landis, E. VanHorn, D. Grcenman. Second Row: V. Koekenberg, B. Fisher, I. Carr, A. Spear, B. Hampton, E. Cloyd.. Third Row: D. DeSutter, C. Knowles, M. Finney, I. Landis, L. Fretz, I. Haupt, C. Borst. Page Fifty-six 'HQ Left to Right: R. Reynolds, K. Kinc 14. . if - wi ', ' WFP , A lf-4 - f 'U of V, YELL CLUB YELL LEADERS ado, I. Wall, L. Scott. Page Fifty-seven GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Miss Clifford, VV. Nolan, N. Hampton, I. XVall, L. Lefton, E. Cloyd, P. Trott J. Richey, A. VVilson. Second Row: B. Bannon, A. Spear, M. Spear, G. Finney, V. Koekenberg, D. Grcennian, M. Finney, K. Redman, M. Stump, M, Third Row: H. Pearl, B. Nehemiah, M. Lagzdins, E. DeSutter, C. Brier, M. Richey, R Phillips, T. Ewell, E. VanH0rn, M. Fourth Row: I. Hatton, K. Kincade, I. L. VVolfe, L. Bullington, P. Slauter, Terrell, B. Fisher. N. Landis. GIRLS' Brier, M. A. Morgan, Miss VVheaton. K. Wk-lch, J, Hatton, K. Kincade, N. Hampton. ADVISORY BOARD Seated: L. Lefton, C. Standing: A. VVarner, Kxswf Page Fiftyfciyht ltlannnons, M. Lefton. Lilly, P. Hill, I. Landis, N. Terrell, K. VVelch, A. Telfer, LATIN CLUB Seated: KI. Finney, P. Trott, I. Fr-ntcrs, N. Hampton, X. Brown, Mrs. Laughlin. Stancling: D. CZTCGHIIHIH, V. Kockcrrlnerg, XV. Ewell, P. Hill, A. Spvur, R. Xvklldlllllll, S. Hl1L'lill'l5t'1'1'Q . LINES 81 QUES Seated: B. XVeinberg, L. Ferguson, Mrs. Mycr, P. Trott, D. Creennmn. Standing: I. Lyons, I. Fentcrs, I. Haupt, M. Terrell, F. Largen, L. Crunc, D. Purviance. . Plzgff' F iffy-nine 59? M., . , 4,5 OFFICE FORCE Seated: I. VVall, E. Dillnmn, B. Sisk, M, lY1CDCf111OHd, L. Ferguson. Standing: Mr. Harbison, K. Fewry, B. Null, M. A. Morgan, C. Knowles, P. Massing. Left to Right: M. Stump, STUDENT LIBRARIANS Small, M. Jennings, R. Schneider, M. Terrell, D. Booe 3 Page Sixty GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: S. Lamb, D. YVilson, E. Cloycl, N, Hampton, B. Bannon, C. Finney. Second Row: M. Young, A. Spcur, N. Terrell, Mrs. Schriunin, A. Tvlfcr, I. Hatton, M. Blur-k. MIXED CHORUS First How: I. Richey, T. Ewcll, M. Terrell, M. Hit-licy, I. Leath, F. Ott-lmni, H. Hclmcrick J. Viinllyftc, I. Mohncy, B. NVQ-inhcrg, I. Hampton, N. Landis, J. Carr. Second Row: L. Ferguson, V. Kor-kt-nburg, B. Fisher, C. Brier, B. Builc-y, J. Gray, L. Scott, D Kissuck, M. Schwartz, B. Morgan, I. Fentcrs, E. Dillinun, G. Smith, D. DcSutter. Third How: M. McDcrn1ond, B. johnson, D. Grvvruniui, C. Knowlcs, P. Hill, H. A. DCSllftL5I J. Shouf, P. Sullivan, B. Sisk, B. Kenny, Marr, H. Schneider, K. Kincuclc, Mrs. Schrzunni s n Vugfi' Sixtyforze 4-H GIRLS First How: S. Harrison, C. Kurz, N. Lamaster, D. Wellheuser, C. Nelson, B. Green, D. Nolan I. Richey, K. Knowles, K. Koekenberg, I. Ault. Second Row: Miss VVheaton, B. Young, N. Allen, G. Maris, K. Hampton, V. Condon, B. Hudler, M. Terrell, C. Toll, I. Grant, K. Harbison, S. Lamaster. Third Row: S. Day, E. Dotson, F. Black, M. Sprinkle, P. Trott, G. Finney, L. Crawford, N. Hampton, I. Brown, C. Oland, D. Bratton, M. Allen. Fourth Row: C. VVeigle, M. Finney, B. Null, N. Landis, J. Young, S. Miller, N. Terrell, J. Landis, C. Turpin, S. Slinker, M. Duncan, D. Greenman, E. DeSutter, B. Fisher. 4-H AND AGRICULTURE BOYS First Row: Mr. Lambert, I. Kimbrell, I. Snider, B. Shepherd, G. Pearl, R. Leaf, G. Aldridge, D. Freeman, R. Mason. Second Row: H. Kincade, B. Bailey, D. Gooden, I. Yater, H. Shepherd, XV. Jennings, R. Serie, I. Grammer, C. Beasley. Third Row: D. Kochell, B. Geeding, T. Warner, I. Snider, J. Gooden, C. Bossaer, R. Adair, L. Gooden, M. Rush, F. Coifing. Page Sx'.1'ty-two EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS First Row: I. Bratton, S. Harbison, C. Darding, E. Holm, I. Lefton, B. Briney, G. Maris, M Nolan. Second Row: S. Banks, J. Crowder, C. Starkey, D. Pearson, C. Toll, E. Dotson, P. Spear, S. Raisor. Tlzircl Row: B. Linson, I. Sichts, I. Marr, I. Redman, I. Carson, B. Nolan, S. Grady, D. Bratton, Mrs. Sclmramm. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS First How: S. Beavers, I. XVolf, D. Slaughter, K. VanDame, M. Colvert, I. Kirkman, K. Hampton, N. Briggs, C. Cooper. Second Row: D. Paricnt, I. XValters, R. Scott, S. Borst, V. Condon, J. Manssen, S. Day, B. Best, B. Dunlap, R. Martin. Third Row: M. Butler, I. Burris, C. Oland, J. Funk, I. Cooper, I. Young, M. Duncan, B Hudler. Mrs. Schramm. Vayr' .S i.rty-three BOY SCOUTS First Row: B. Davis, E. Sichts, D. Rogers, D. Strausser, I. Sichts, E. Holm, D. Parient, I. Short, B. Crigler. Second Row: I. Largen, R. Brooks, F. johnson, L. Lyons B. Dunlap, D. Schwartz, B. Briney, H. Johnston, B. Craft, D. Foster, B. Phillips. CUBS First Row: I. Siehts, B. Patterson, G. Nelson, I. Rice S. Cloyd, D. Banks, D. Richey, D. Beavers, I. Lefton S. Lilly, I. Livengood, S. Newell, Iflohnston. Second Row: I. Peifer, K. Fulkner, B. Smith, C. Lefton, I. VVolf, H. Livengood, T. Sheppard, R. Zenor, D. Bennett, C. Meihls. Third Row: H. Purvianee, R. Young, I. Bunch, L. Davis, I. Davis, B. Havereamp, B. Hushaw, B. Kirkman, E. Colvert, I. Hatton, M. Morgan. Fourth Row: G. Brooks, W. Johnson, R. Foster, F. Briney, D. Rogers, E. Holm, E. Siehts, T. Hutts, B Craft, B. Crigler, I. Allen. Fifth Row: B. Lister, T. Dotson, M. Layton, R. Briggs D. Lyons, M. Funk, RZ Slinker, J. AllenduH, M Cheak, I. Jones, R. Duncan, D. Lee. Page Sixty-four s 7 9 BROWNIES First Row: P. Thorp, D. Tinsman, W. Karlson, D. Os- borne, P. Foster, C. XVeigle, S. Tipton, F. Beedle, K. Burns, L. Spear, M. Grant, I. Hullihan, S. Burtron, B. Bartlett. Second Row: T. Fouts, P. Freed, C. Schmidt, C. Collins, K. Nowiki, P. Dunlap, N. Clark, S. Christenberry, P. Hughes, J. Opperman, E. Livengood, N. Miller, S. XVcinburg, I. Young, L. Parient, K. Conner. Third How: S. Condon, C. Geeding, S. Beavers, K. Rader, E. Farthing, K. Holm, M. Fischer, K. Kenner L. Lamhert, R. Schramm, S. jones, C. Gustus, C. Lyons J. VVolfe, C. Golden. Fourth Row: B. Boutwell, B. Zenor, N. johnson, S. Knowles, M. Marris, L. Dotson, B. Busic, R. Rothrock, S. Marr, I. Peterson, B. Turnquist, C. Martin, J. Ault, P. Sundt, V. Maus. GIRL SCOUTS First Row: Miss Marietta, J. Harper, K. Kimbrell, E. Misner, I. Smith, B. Fix, B. Young, L. Maus, N. Briggs, B. Brier, I. Grant, S. LaMaster, K. VanDame I. Dotson, Miss Leath. Second Row: E. Harvey, S. Harrison, J. Worth, M Anderson, I. Beaver, B. Sutton, G. Levor, G. Keil, N, Brown, B. Hudler, I. Welch, Y. Condon, K. Hampton J. Wolf, M. Colvert, J. Manssen. Third Row: A. Gaylor, K. Harbison, C. Oland, D. VVell- hauser, K. Griggs, C. Willis, M. Hatton, L. Mont- gomery, S. Knowles, S. Harhison, D. Bratton. Fourth Row: L. Hampton, K. Kokenburg, N. LaMaster I. Ault, S. Sutton, I. Largen, I. Richey, J. Clark, I. Harvey, B. Humphrey, S. Gaylor, S. Raisor, C. Starkey S. Toll, E. Dotson, I. Young, I. Cooper. s : 1 Q5 D Ni W2 S oo S 2 SQ 34770 fm? 006, SON HOV P5 Sfwd SVQQX' WQZ40 5 Jumcowkow D Q SJ 2 9 N3 U' if 2 624270 W 4? WWW SON HUP Qbfcvgx SWQ aww QW Wa? Q JUNIOR PROM ljllfff Sz.1'ty-five D ,!'L..A fili- FQOX ' i N DHLK Czimdon IT .Hop P 701112110118 Sell L07 1952 'lfaudewlle afoafuling school U IUNIOR PLAY CAST Charley Shute ..... ........ I erry Shoaf Mary Lawrence fbig Maryj ..... Maureen Kelly Andre ........... .... D on Purviance Miss Faraday ...............,... Freda Largen Dick Sloan ..... ...... I im Fenters Miss Chambers ............. Barbara Weinberg Bob Vincent ..... .... L ary Wilson Phoebe Prince ...... ......... M argie Terrell Wilbur Timkins .... ..... B ill Deck Mrs. Bettincourt ..... .... M ary Lou Iennings Euphrites ........ .... A nn Wilson Loretta Carter ..... ........ I 0 Ann Haupt Kid Kennedy ...... ...Larry Crane Victoria Wilson ..... ..... D ianne DeSutter Margaret Butts ...... .. .... Carolyn Borst Ida Evans ........ ..... C ynthia Knowles Cannonball Iackson ............ Dennis Talbott Katie Iohnson ................. Edith Crawford Mary Dykes flittle Mary, .......... Ioyce Clark '2I'r1 i it rffr'r f erci' if i 'I-. Qfr ' I r C23 Page Seventy-0 1? 1 5 P 2 3 ! 5 5 -nnuuennxswngn, kumwls' sm, ff un: u ww 1 1. an 1 nf W Q 1 ng,Q,-s:4u:5w 4. mn 4 , . mf' M U, .W.,,,m.m Www :gn L ' T7 4 Avzoplzecg: Cfadd of '53 Once upon a time, two boys resembling Mutt and Ieff were graduated from Attica High School. This is their story as they would tell it. Their names were Mutt DeSutter and Ieff Helms. Being of the venturous type, they set out for an excursion to deepest, darkest, and dirtiest Africa. The other day I was driving down the road in my new 84 Ietmobile when I saw two antiquated characters, with double barreled elephant guns and leopard hats, crawling on their hands and knees tracking down a squirrel. They looked familiar to me so I backed up to see who it was. It was Mutt and Jeff. They said they had come back to Indiana and had looked up their old classmates. They said they had stopped in Indianapolis to take in a ballgame between the Indianapolis Tobes and the Clobe-Callopers. The Tobes featured 7-foot Jack Wright who had grown a little since they had last seen him. Also at the game following up a clue on the basketball scandal was Detective Charles Tanner. The Clobe-Callopers had a man who lookcd much like Lum Caylor. After the game they found it was Lum, painted black. Back in Attica they ran on to Charles Bossaer who now owned all the farm land surrounding Attica. Charles seemed satisfied with his meager 32,000,000 a year income. They also saw his wife, Patsy Biggs, who was helping build fences on one of Charles, farms. On arriving in Attica, they found Gerry Mattern, better known as Mr. F ixit, installing plumbing works in a modern dream house for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd fthe former Priscilla Creenl, the efficient managers of the Attica Stockyards. They were almost run down by a Hayes Freight Line truck now owned by Carl Iohnson, Esquire. They went to complain about the careless driving and found it to be that their old classmate, Fred Coffing, was Chief of Police. He referred to the 75th volume of Law Incorporatedv, written by Admiral William Richard Parient. He asked them if they were going to take in the wrestling matches. They were featuring Iames C Roughiel Gooden and Mr. Satan, better known as Dave Henry. On the way to the match that night, they saw a campaign poster for Honest Paul Lefton who was running for the U. S. Senate. At the match they saw Iames Mitchell, Attica,s leading veterinarian, looking out for Mr. Satanis mascot, Rin-Tin-Can, owned and raised by Muse and Locke who are famous for raising twin dogs. After the match they were hailed by an old friend, Ed Sichts, who took them for a ride in his old ':38', DeSoto with the dynamo jet engine which he had just invented. Running low on gas, they were stopped at Blankenship's B. O. Station which had replaced Dotsonis D. X. After obtaining some ffzoplzecy: Claw of '53 jet fuel they picked up Ed,s wife, the former Patricia Dubes and the four of them attended the Scab and Scum Theater, under the manage- ment of Bub Scott and WVallace Jennings. In that nightis show was Torchy LaHa1npton, better known as Bella, who had replaced Marilyn Monroe. Also in the show was the new idol of the Bobby soxers, Billy Cuddlesv Sisk. It was quite a love picture. They then went to the Sleepless Night Motel which was run by Carolyn Hartman and Mary Jo Young. In their room was a copy of How to Reducev by Paul Slim,' Harris. The next day they caught a cab which was run by Connie Brier and Mona Richey, who Worked on an alternating day and night shift. They took them to Ace Ware,s Poolroom where they bought a paper from Ray Reynolds who ran Jack,s poolroom on his day off. They saw in the Daily Blow, now edited by Mary Jane McDermond, an ad by the Baldwin and VVall,s Lonely Hearts Club. That night they attended Sully,s Jive Joint, the city,s most prom- inent night club, run by Paul Sullivan. The check girl was our old classmate, Betty Perigo. As they were ushered to their table by Sue Lippold, head waitress, she pointed out that the pictures on the wall were painted by the Lamb and McBride Art Company. Featured on the program was Ella the Colden Cirlv Dillman, who was accom- panied by Janice Pateriski Carr. As they were observing the floor show featuring the uadorablesu, Ruth Schneider, Helen Pearl, Beverly Nehemiah, and Janice Lilly, they noticed that these girls were doing the trash-can dance-an offspring of the can-can. They were asked to look at the spacious kitchens which were under the supervision of the famous chefs, JoAnn Landis and Madge 'cBeulah,' Hammons. They noticed that the menus were printed by Massing, Morgan, and Sons. After the meal they took deathly sick and were revived by the house nurse, Pat Blood Plasmav Slauter. Upon leaving, they paid their checks to Darlene Money Bagsv Booe. As the squirrel hurried across the path, Mutt and Jeff scurried off-guns blazing-and they have never been heard from since. Yours truly, Homer Sylvester Luigi Pobojeioskianiavitoriusky WITNESSED: November 30, 1973 LES FORD MERRY PAUL Page Sevcv crkknowfedgemen la To the many people who contributed toward the publication of this, the 1953 Crimson, the Staff wishes to express its appreciation. 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