Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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They care for students physical needs. Extreme right: L. Eller and C. Beaver, Janitors. At right: R. Smart, Mainte- HHDC6. .4 if li Q Above: E. Rodes, E. Fix, O. Rich, H. Leak, D. Pearl, H. Borst, G. Fix, S. Millegan, and A. Mc- Gee. The cafeteria, located in the grade school, is staffed by a competent group of cooks, who make every effort to provide the students with a nourishing lunch each day . There is a choice of a cold or hot lunch . The janitorial duties are many and varied, from keeping the heat reg- ulated to cleaning the paper from under the chairs in study hall. They have a monumental task to keep the school liveable .

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Some of the duties of Super- intendent George Hayes are interviewing teachers and attending many state meet- ings concerning school ad- ministration. Mr. Hayes' overall talk is to supervise the entire school system. Mr. Hayes also works closely with the school board. The board's main responsibility is to make decisions in establishment of all school policies . Business manager Francis Lee is also treasurer of the school. He keeps the ac- count of all activities and corporation accounts . Mr. Lee also runs the book- store. He states his aim as to provide students with necessary tools for their advancement . Mrs . Jean Hurley is both Mr. Hayes' and Mr. Lee's secretary. Alot of her time is spent in aiding Mr . Lee in inventory and managing the book- store. Principal Parker Eaton has various responsibilities connected with his job. A few of his many duties are maintaining policies and discipline, interviewing prospective teachers, stu- dent council sponsor, and athletic director. Mr. Ea- ton is also a constant source of humor for most everyone . Not only is Mrs . Norma Ward Mr. Eaton's personal secretary but she is also receptionist, many ofthe teachers' secretary, and a friend to many stu- dents . ii. ' as A , 71 g X MM Administrations' goals-a smooth running system. Above: Mrs. Norma Ward and Principal Parker Eaton discuss activity schedule ip, Above: Mrs. Jean Hurley and Mr. Francis Lee check through ac- counts. 21

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Time is spent for academic needs This was Mrs . Sue Baird's first year as the GUI- DANCE COUNSELOR at Attica High School and she really Worked hard at it. She sincerely sought out and tried to help all the students in any way pos- sible. She has given invaluable assistance to the upperclas smen in consideringtheir college careers . Mrs . Baird decorated her office in a cozy friendly atmosphere as an invitation to the students to stop in anytime. The purpose of an effective guidance program is to serve all pupils in relationship to their abilities, interests and needs . The county ATTENDANCE OFFICER is Mrs . Aud- rey Pogue who is responsible for the three schools in Fountain County. While doing her job, she dis- covers many pitiful situations which she has tried to correct although it is not a required part of her job. She has helped many children get shoes, glasses, clothing and food . She also is very much Concerned with the mentally retarded and other char - itable work. Mrs . Pogue is one of the most respected Women in Fountain County as was displayed when she received the Woman of the Year award from the BPW of Attica. LIBRARIAN, Mrs. Geraldine McMurtry, a former Peace Corp teacher and librarian in West Africa, has had much experience in her profession before coming to Attica. Her goals are to provide the best in library service, and to give expert advice and guidance in using the materials in the library. Mrs. Baird helps Larry Sible plan his '72 schedule. 1... Business and Professional Women chose Mrs. Pogue Woman of the Year . At Right: Mrs. McMurtrie checks out books to students.