Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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Al f-is M ALFDRISY MOOY HARVEY NORMAN WALLER LYBRIEN MARY A. PETERSON ll, S., Purdue B. S., Indiana State B. S., Butler University A . B., Indiana University Home Economics M. S., Indiana State Driver Training, Physical M..-X., Indiana University Principal-Grades Education, Basketball Coacli English, Library PAULINE REED BEATRICE SCHRA MM JACOB SISK EDWARD STUTEVILLE ll, S., Indiana State B. Ed. , Illinois State B. S., Canterbury B,S,, Evansville Art American Conservatory of Music M. S. Indiana State M. S., Indiana State Vocal Music Social Studies, Mathematics Social Studies ROY SUTTLE B. S. , Indiana State M. S. , Indiana State Mathematics, Football and Track Coach

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lass Jlaisturp Just four years ago last September in the year 1952, 81 shy young mon- sters crept into the hallowed halls of old A. H. S. Teachers, old and young alike, heaved a sigh of weariness, they were doomed. To get our class off to a flying start we elected as officers the following: president, Jim Marr, vice-president, Larry Ware, secretary, Ted Franklin: and treasurer, Gretchen Finney. Blue and bei e were chosen as our class colors and the violet, our flower. Destined to ie our motto was Forward Ever, Backward Never, which has remained with us these four long years. Our Freshman sponsors were Mr. Sisk and Miss Wheaton. The following autumn found us with 71 class members and Mr. Sisk and Mr. Suttle as sponsors. Our officers were: president, Jim Marry vice- president, Ted Franklin: secretary, Max Schwartz: and treasurer, Gretchen Finney. To represent us on the Student Council we elected Nancy Landis and Dick Crane. Other facts include our flower that year, the blue gardenia, and our colors, blue and orange. Our Junior year brought many exciting events. Our play, under the direction of Mr. Daugherty was titled Hillbilly Weddin'. We participated whole-heartedly in the annual magazine sale, received our treasured class rings in December, held two class parties durin the year, and on May 6, held the Junior-Senior Prom at the Harrison Hilgs Country Club. The theme of this thrilling evening was Stairway to the Stars, music by the Ambassa- dors, and was beautifully decorated in blue crepe paper and silver stars. Our officers that year were as follows: president, Bob Shepherd, vice- president, Don Gooden, secretary, Max Schwartzg and treasurer, Kay Welsh. Our Student Council representatives were Ted Franklin and Ed Nelson. Mr. Daugherty and Mrs. Lear were our sponsors, the pink carnation, our flower, and pink and black, our colors. We had a total of 70 at the end of the school year. And then we were Seniors! The long awaited year finally rolled around. To start off the year we elected as officers: Ben Day, presidentg Janie Snell, vice-president: Max Schwartz, secretaryg and Katie Redman, treasurer. Student Council representatives were Jan Hatton and Harlan Kincade. Our traditional flower and colors were the American Beauty Rose and crimson and white. Our hard working Senior sponsors were Miss Holihan and Mr. Daugherty. On March 23, we presented our Senior Play titled The Hoosier Schoolmaster, under the direction of Mrs. Peterson. During this busy year we also found time for one class party, Senior dances after every home game selling concessions at home games, a Senior Work Day, and many other activities. Baccalaureate was held May 13, in the First Methodist Church and on May 19, all our efforts and hard work to raise money was realized when we left for Washington D. C. and other points of interest. We arrived home May 24, and our yearned-for diplomas awaited us at Commencement which was held Friday evening, May 25, in the gymnasium. We ended our long journey with a total of 62. in the class. We sincerely thank all our sponsors and the faculty during the last four years who have helped us along the way. The shy monsters o '52 have now become the prospective citizens of tomorrow. The memories of these, the best years of our lives, will remain with us through the years to come. Farewell A. H. S. ! cf QE Cys! O