Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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CLASS of 1946 OFFICERS President Milford Fargo Vice-President Jo Ann Inglis Secretary Shirley Aldrich Treasurer Richard Walsh Girl Representative Rita Barnes Boy Representative MEMBERS James Pasnewski Abbey, Mildred Hoffmeister, Richard Sieviec, Florence Abbey, Ruth Holbrook, Richard Shreder, Helen Aldrich, Shirley Inglis, Jo Ann Stroh, Raymond Alysworth, Lillian Krotz, Paul Sturrock, Virginia Ames, Beverly Leyden, Rae Tretter, Ann Barnes, Rita Lippold, Doris Van Valkenburg, Robert Charles, Caroline May, Donald Van Son, Ruth De Vito, Rose Maxon, Gifford Walsh, Richard Downing, Edward Moultrop, Richard Wehner, Paul Eastman, Jean Nevinger, Hazel Werner, Elaine Elsanker, Willy Nordin, Robert West, Ethelbert Fargo, Milford Pasnewski, James Wilson, Arthur Fisher, Raymond Radice, Mary Lou Wind, Anthony Fugle, Leo Reed, Phyllis Wright, May Geise, James Richter, Lois Youngs, June George, Cecilia y George, Robert Head, RoberT Y' Ripstein, Audrey Zehler, Daniel Rykert, Lola Zymowski, Florence Sangbush, Robert Zymowski, John Heiman, Elmer Schiller, Frances Page 26

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WHO'S WHO GIRL BOY Most Popular Peg Schreiber Dick Middlebrook Best Dresser Madeline Kittsley Dick Middlebrook Best Looking Harriet Kuhn Dick Middlebrook Nosiest Pauline Merle Richard Runvik Most Likely to Succeed Peg Schreiber George Seligman Daydreams Most Rita Waggoner George Lewis Most Talkative Pauline Merle Robert Beechman Best Athlete Peg Schreiber George Seligman Most Lovesick Ardyth Suess John VanSon Cutest Madeline Kittsley Ronald Huber Best Dancer Ardyth Suess Ronald Huber Bookworm Margarita Radice Joseph Winiecki Most Conscientous Peg Schreiber Roy Strang Most Inquisitive Pauline Merle Robert Beachman Shyest Mildred Fox George Lewis Skips School Most Mary Gialianza Richard Runvik Most Serious Bernardine Zahler Joseph Winiecki Quietest Zora Luce Bernard Eley Most Studious Bernardine Zahler George Seligman Most Dignified Virginia Lsird Roy Strang Teacher’s Pet Sue Harrington Richard Runvik Giggles Most Jacqueline Clark John VanSon Most Dependable Peg Schreiber George Seligman Laziest Ardyth Suess Norman Hubbard Biggest Bluffer Harriet Kuhn Richard Runvik Funniest Pauline Merle Richard Runvik Most Argumentative Jacqueline Clark George Seligman Babies of the Class Doris Gephart Robert Beachman Best Future Wife Helen Glassing Best Future Husband John VanSon Page 25

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CLASS OFFICERS CLASS HISTORY As Freshmen, we, the members of the class of '46, did not heed the warning to establish ourselves in the cultural world although we did accomplish a lot socially. We all enjoyed working together and making plans for the future under the able presidency of Phyliss Reed. With this successful start, we were aided during our Sophomore year, which started off with electing Rita Barnes as president. Our first enterprise was a dance which was a social success and a definite boost to our treasury. With complete confidence we advanced into our Junior year under the ad-visorship of Mrs. Sands. After a thrilling campaign, we elected Milford Fargo as our president. We presented several dances which were all successful. Our Junior Prom was the big event of the season. For this we selected “The Campus Cheers’’ from Alfred University for the orchestra. The Junior play, “Miss Smarty,” under the direction of Miss McCarthy proved to be one of the most outstanding conquests of the year. As this is being written we still have the Junior and Senior Banquet to look forward to. This usually gives a head ache to the treasurer and a good time to everyone else. With our eyes wide open and an abundance of confidence we are hopefully anticipating our Senior year. Page 27