Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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Our Theme . . . Since the majority of the alumni of Attica High School have now joined forces with Uncle Sam, it is with a certain patriotic pride that the student body presents this third wartime issue of the ’’Torch.” Our present Seniors are about to enter a world of confusion that is going to require ’’all they’ve got” to bring them out on top. However, in the past year, it has been evidenced that their will be no shirking of responsibility on their part. Many of our boys have already picked a branch of the armed forces to enter, while other boys and girls are anticipating wartime jobs. Throughout the year Attica High School has set a high standard in War Bond and Red Cross sales and one that ought to serve as an example for other schools. The younger boys of our school have done great work in Waste Paper and Scrap Drives. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts have helped the U. S. O., the Navy Relief Society and the Smokes for Soldiers Fund by doing their job willingly and indefatigably. It is with pride that we point to these fine examples of patriotism and the certainty of a far more promising future. What the future holds for us and for future generations depends on what we do now and how we do it; so it’s up to every one of us to get together and pitch towards victory. Page 6

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BOARD of EDUCATION 1943-1944 Roy K. French, President Hayden Dadd (Resigned—Army) W. J. Healy (Appointed) Dr. C. E. Taber A. L. Young Leo A. Squires Mrs. Manneta Gramm Burt F. Disbrow, Clerk and Truant Officer Edward F. Ostertag, Treasurer Mrs. Marian Ryan, Collector Dr. W. D. Preston, School Physician Page 8