Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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MR. D. B. HARRINGTON Principal Syracuse University, B.S. Cornell University MR. LOWELL FOX ................................................. Assistant Principal Houghton College, B.A. University of Columbia, M.A. Mathematics MR. GEORGE PATTE Physical Education Temple University, B.S. MISS MABEL McCOORD English 1, History C University of Rochester, A.B. MISS CATHERINE McCARTHY English 111 and IV Nazareth College, A.B. Dramatics MISS LUELLA FRENCH Utin and Guidance Wells College, A.B. University of Columbia, M.A. MRS. CHARLOTTE RANGER Art Potsdam Normal MR. GORDON BARONS Science Cortland State Teachers College New York University, B.S. MRS. LOUITA SANDS Social Studies; French William Smith College, A.B. Social Hygiene MISS DOROTHY EICHHORN Home Economics Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S. MR. WILLIAM FRANK Industrial Arts Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S. MR. GALEN HARRISON Agriculture Cornell University, B.S. MISS PATRICIA KENNEDY Commercial University of Buffalo, B.E. MR. IRVING LANE ........................................................... Commercial Syracuse University, B.S. MISS MARGARET NEILD English II; Librarian Elmira College, A.B. MRS. MARY AUSTIN ........................................................ Commercial Elmira College, A.B. MISS ARLENE SADLER Social Studies; World History New York State Teachers College MISS GRACE POLLOCK ........................................................... Music Fredonia State Teachers College MRS. MABEL WRATTEN Junior High School Potsdam Normal MRS. GLADYS AUSTIN Junior High School Buffalo State Teachers College MRS. DOROTHY SCHAEFER Sixth Grade Buffalo State Teachers College Pape 1 2

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OUR PRINCIPAL With the publication of this yearbook, I close my career in Public Education. Parents, faculty, and students of Attica have been very considerate, and I will always treasure pleasant memories of many worthwhile friendships made here. The war years in education pre- D g HARRINGTON, Principal sented difficult problems. The closest cooperation between students, teachers, administration, and the home was required and freely given. The Spirit of Attica was the Spirit of America as shown by a confidence in our ability and a firm determination to win. Splendid support was received from the Board of Education. They always supported the best interests of the child regardless of outside pressure. Attica High School is a sound, progressive, growing institution of learning. It serves students from 41 school districts in three counties. It has some of the best teachers in New York State. Attica’s glory is the record of her graduates. I am glad that my children had the opportunity to attend this school. I am lucky to have had a small part in this school program. Students rarely forget their Principal. I hope that you will always think kindly of me. Very truly yours, D. B. HARRINGTON

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MRS. DOROTHY BLOM Geneseo State Teachers College, B.E. Fifth Grade MRS. MARY WALTERS Buffalo State Teachers College Fourth Grade MISS MARIAN SMITH Buffalo State Teachers College Third Grade MRS. FLORENCE TIMM Geneseo State Normal Second Grade MRS. MYRA WATSON Geneseo State Normal Second Grade MRS. CORINNE PIERCE Buffalo State Teachers College First G rade MISS HELEN DRILLING Geneseo State Normal First Grade MRS. ALTHEA COWLES Buffalo State Teachers College Kindergarten MRS. EDNA RUNVIK Syracuse Homeopathic Hospital School Nurse Page 13