Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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 Theme The student body proudly presents this, the fourth war - time issue of the Torch.” Even though many of our alumni, besides others who were called before the completion of their high school education, are now in the service of their country, we who remain are striving to maintain our high standards and customs — among them, this yearly publication of the “Torch.” Our country is now witnessing the most terrible conflict in our history, and our present attitude will, to a large extent, predict the outcome of the peace. We point with pride to the fine job Attica High School has done in War Bond and Stamp Sales and Red Cross Drives, our thorough course in physical education and the stress placed on physical fitness, the splendid spirit our students have shown in Waste Paper and Scrap Drives, the patriotic services rendered by our Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, and many other similar examples of our patriotism. The teachers and students of our school should be highly commended for the cooperation they have shown in keeping up with their schedules, despite a great deal of time lost because of impassable roads during stormy months. Is there any reason why our pride should be concealed, in view of all these remarkable achievements? Certainly, we may look with assurance toward a brilliant and successful future, for with such a courageous spirit, how can we fail? Page 6

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BOARD of EDUCATION 1944-1945 Roy K. French, President W J- Hea|y Mrs. Manetta Gramm Leo Squires Mrs. Mary Gaffney Park Bateman Burt F. Disbrow. Clerk Edward F. Ostertag, Treasurer Mrs. Marian Ryan, Collector Dr. J. Kneiler, School Physician Mrs. Edna Runvik, School Nurse and Truant Officer Page 8