Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ........................... Vice-President ...................... Secretary -.......................... Treasurer ........................... Girl Representative Boy Representative Margaret Beaver Clive Davis Jean Zinke Mary Reding Betty DeVito Dick Godfrey MEMBERS Acquard, Robert Gerhardt, Clarence Martin, Theresa Slocum, Jean Almeter, William Gettys, William Matteson, Shirley Smith, Lois Alwardt, Francis Gill, Ruby Melville, John Snyder, Leola Ash, Clarence Glaus, Ernest Meyer, Robert Miller, Richard Spencer, Jack Beaver, Margaret Glor, Dorothy Stangrover, Graham Becker, Richard Godfrey, Richard Moultrop, Richard Stangrover, Theodore Beglinger, Helen Graff, Paul Murphy, Charles Stedman, Bernard Bohn, Norwood Grover, Cecilia Murtha, Joanne Steele, Dorothy Brumell, Frederick Harder, Rita Nourchi, Theodore Stockweather, Wanda Bumbacker, Doris Harder, Ruth Paramerter, Wilma Thomas, Elaine Bush, William Harloff, William Perry, Leo Tooley, Bernard Carnavale, Eugene Heebner, Bernard Plowe, Norman Towery, Jack Cuddeback, Doris Henderson, Evelyn Plowe, Arnold Tzecieski, Lenarda Davis, Clive Hoertz, Kenneth Pope, Ardith Vander Heyden, Lois DeVito, Betty Huber, Janice Powers, Robert Washburn, June Dumke, Leo Janish, Mildred Reding, Joan Weatherbee, Ralph Dunham, Joseph Kirsh, Donald Reding, Mary Welker, Paul Durfec, LaVcrne King, Patricia Reding, Gerald West, Paul Eley, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Wayne Reiner, John West, Floyd Fenclau, Jerry Kosseff, Joyce Reisdorf, Rosemary West, Marian Fox, Fred Koseff, Jay Royce, Esther Wilson, Thomas Gebel, Theresa LaWall, George Rudolph, Donald Wolfe, Willis Gebel, Ethel Linsey, Donald Schwab, Leo Zehier, Marie Geitner, Lorraine Lubba, Yvonne Schwab, Leon Zinke, Jean Gephart, Beverly Gerhardt, Leland Lyons, Edward Marley, Walter Skibicki, Alfred Skibicki, Evelyn Page 30

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Our Sophomore Class started out with a bang this year. We elected our officers with greater knowledge and hopes of doing more this year than last. Our officers are as follows: President, Rita Barnes; Vice-President, Lois Richter; Secretary, Phyllis Reed; Treasurer, Rae Leyden; Girl Representative, Marilyn Allen; Boy Representative, Paul Krotz. The President and Representatives belong to the Student Council. The first activity of the year was our Victory Dance which was very successful. We made twenty-four dollars and fourteen cents which was a goodly profit. We are grateful to Joe-Ann Inglis, chairman of the recreation committee, who has planned the good times had by all at our class meetings. The Sophomore Assembly was given April 14th, which was a Variety Show. Some of our talented artists of the Sophomore Class performed which, of course, made it a great • •■V success. g Next came our Sophomore Spring Dance on the 28th of April. It, as before, was enjoyed with the music of Tiny Glor and his Giants of Rhythm.” The Snappy Sophomores’ are grateful to their advisors, Mr. Cogger and Mrs. Pierce. They are all looking forward to our Jolly Junior” year. Page 29

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In September, 1943, at its first Freshman Class meeting, the following officers were elected: President, Margaret Beaver; Vice-President, Clive Davis; Secretary, Jean Zinke; Treasurer, Mary Reding; Representatives, Betty DeVito and Dick Godfrey. Thereafter, the class meetings were very enjoyable. They were under the direction of our class advisors, Mr. Carl and Miss Van De Wark. On Friday, November 5th, we held our first Freshman Class party. The party was under the direction of our class advisors. Those who attended enjoyed the party very much. Mr. Patte and Miss Johnson also helped on the entertainment committee. On May 5th, the Freshman Class held another party. We hired an orchestra which we paid for with money from dues which had been paid to the treasurer throughout the year. The Freshman Class has been very successful during the school year, and hope to do as well next year. Page 31