Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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ARTHUR WILSON Art Some Other Time” ANTHONY WIND Tony The Cradle Song” MAY WRIGHT May Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue” DANIEL ZEHLER Danny I’ll Walk Alone” FLORENCE ZYMOWSKI Flo Later Tonight” JOHN ZYMOWSKI Johnny Oh, Johnny!” Page 22

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FRANCES SCHILLER Frannie '’You’ll Never Know” HELEN SHREDER Honey Honey, I’m In Love With You FLORENCE SIWIEC Flo Dream ANN TRETTER Ann I’m A Big Girl Now RUTH VAN SON Ruthie That’s For Me ROBT. VAN VALKENBURG Bob-Van Let’s Take the Long Wav Home Page 21

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SENIOR HISTORY Four short years ago we came to school on a September morning and happily went up four flights of stairs to meet our first thrill—Freshman Homeroom. At our first class meeting we chose a fine set of officers who led us with great ability. They were: Phyllis Reed, President; Janet Strobel, Vice-President; Ann Tretter, Treasurer; Virginia Sturrock, Secretary, and Leo Reding and Marie Smith, Boy and Girl Representatives. Miss McCoord, Miss Richardson, and Mr. Carl were our able advisors. Our sophomore year started off with a bang! Our very able officers-elect were Rita Barnes, President; Lois Richter, Vice-President; Phyllis Reed, Secretary; Rae Leyden, Treasurer, and Marilyn Allen and Paul Krotz, Girl and Boy Representatives. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Pierce and Mr. Cogger we held a very successful Victory Dance, Variety Assembly, and a Spring Dance. These two dances helped us start a good treasury for our Junior year. With complete confidence we started our Junior year at A.H.S. with Mrs Sands as our ambitious advisor. One reason for our successful year was our competent leaders. They were: President, Milford Fargo; Joe Ann Inglis, Vice-President; Secretary, Shirley Aldrich; Treasurer, Richard Walsh; Boy and Girl Representatives, James Pasnewski and Rita Barnes. Our Junior Prom swung through four happy hours with the Campus Cheers from Alfred University. Our play, Miss Smarty,” under the fine direction of Miss McCarthy was of course a success! Next on the agenda came our Junior-Senior Banquet, which we all enjoyed thanks to Rev. Robert Spears’ wonderful address. With three years of hoping, hard work, and good guidance, we found ourselves Seniors! With the usual sensible judgment we elected Richard Holbrook, President; June Youngs, Vice-President; Phyllis Reed, Secretary; Ruth Van Son, Treasurer, and Milford Fargo and Rita Barnes, Boy and Girl Representatives. During January our President, Dick Holbrook, left for Navy Air Cadet service, and June Youngs became our highest official. James Parsons filled her former office as Vice-President. Our activities for the year were: Hallowe’en Square Dance, Senior Ball with Bill Bird, Fashion Show, and our Minstrel Show, the last two of which were huge successes. A bake sale and the sale of candy also boosted our budget to face the Detroit trip. As this goes to press we are looking forward to Class Night, graduation, and above all, our boat trip to Detroit. Page 23