Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1947 volume:

THE STUDENTS of ATTICA HIGH SCHOGL AHica, New York N V: Preseni' The I947 TCR We, the Senior Class and the members of the Torch Staff of 1947, take pride in presenting to our fello'w students and friends the thirteenth issue of The Torch. During our four years in high school we have been undergoing a training period in preparation of our entrance into the turbulent world. Through our intellectual endeavors, our participation in athletics, music, dramatics, student government and other extra- curricular activities we have developed responsibility, sportsman- ship, respect for the rights of others, self-confidence, and a sense of values which have fortified us for our advance into the democratic way of life. Reminiscence of our four years is pleasant. We are thankful to our principal, our teachers and our fellow students for the part they played in our career. The study, the fun, and the heartaches taught us facts and ideals which will be 'with us always. The ideals and standards which we have formulated will aid us to share in our in- alienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It is with heavy but appreciative hearts that we bid a fond farewell to the scene of our joys and our sorrows, Attica High School. It is our ardent wish that our lives will be exemplary of the prin- ciples we have learned here. 2 WE HONOR E CATHERINE MCCARTHY To Catherine D. McCarthy, who in her sincere and faithful service at the Attica High School, has established a record for pa- tience, we most gratefully and respectfully dedicate The Torch. In her three years at our school, Miss McCarthy has shown us the value of a competent instructor and true friend. Her virtues have not gone unnoticed, for such qualities can not easily be for- gotten. We, the students of A. H. S. most sincerely hope that many more students in this, and other schools may continue to enjoy the pleasure of such a valuable acquaintance. 3 OUR ALMA MATER Near fhe banks of Tonawanda Slands our High School frue, To lhe shouis of sons and daughlers F-loals fhe orange and blue. Chorus: School we love and proudly sfand for l.e+ your colors fly.. Hail! +o lhee our Alma Maler Hail! all Alfica High! From +he hills of old Wyoming Down lhe winding ways, A Come as loyal sons and daughlers Bring her lasling praise. on O-ff J BCARD OF EDUCATION Leo A. Squires ...... ........ ...... P r esident William J. Healey .... ................ V ire-President Mrs. Robert Gaffney Park Bateman Walter F. Cook Irvin S. Domes Burt F. Disbrow ..... .................... C lerk Edward F. Ostertag ...... .... T reasurer Mrs. Manetta K. Gramm. . . ......... Secretary Dr. Fred Volk ......... .... S chool Physician Mrs. Edna A. Runvik. . . .... Attendance Oficer Every member of Attica High School is deeply grateful for the time and energy endowed upon them by the Board of Education. We have indeed benefited from the unselfish accomplishments of the tireless members. Without them, this high school could not be run in unison and order. These people receive no salary, doing everything for the good of the school. The hours they spend at meetings discussing the many school activities are given without thought of reward. If it were not for them, our fine public speaking system, of which we are so proud, would not be here. Many of their projects are for comfort as well as scholastic value. The interviewing and appointment of teachers is another of their many jobs. lt was a hard task for them during the war scarcity. Our fine teaching staff is an example of their good judgment. Every high school in this country is run under the supervision of Educational Boards. Attica can really be satisfied with theirs. Its services have been many. Indeed, when we sum up all the things that the Board of Education has done for us, we all feel very proud to think of them as an important part in our schooling. We really appreciate their achieve- ments and works. The whole student body of Attica High School joins together to express their thanks to these men and women who have greatly influenced their important high school years. i 5 it WE APPRECIATE OUR PRINCIPAL EDGAR A. KING During the school year 1946-47, schools throughout the nation have received an abundance of publicity. Some of the most ardent proponents of education have led the public to believe that schools are a cure-all for all of the economic and social ills of our day. Schools can help in these matters but they must be sustained by such good forces as home and church. Further, and most important, education can only succeed when students have the will and determination to develop their God-given talents to their utmost efhciency. The citizens of Attica, the Board of Education, and the faculty of Attica High School find their greatest satisfactions in helping students grow in mind, body and spirit. You reflect honor on them when you grow in strength and wisdom and in favor with God and man. Edgar A. King 6 . . . . . . . . . . .,1s5l. l,l'illl'if3l1l.' fllathematicx FACULTY lllr. Edgar A. King QB.A., hl.Ed.l . . .Principal Lowell B. Fox QB.A., lI.A.l H. J. Smith QB.S., llI.Ed.l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Physical Edu.: Hygiene lxl. H. Rlorris lB.S.l . . . . . . . . . .Physical Edu.: General Science hlrs. Charlotte Ranger ................. Jr! Miss Luella NV. French CAB., XI.A.l Latin,'Guidanl'e Miss Grace Pollock .................. fllusic llirs. Dorothy Fox fB.S.l .... Home Eco-nomicx VVm. Frank ........... Industrial Arts llliss Catherine lNIcCarthy lA.B.l .... Englislz llliss Patricia Kennedy fB.S.J .... Commercial Gordon J. Barons QB.S.J . . . . .... Science Nliss Dathryn llentherell ............ Library lllrs. .lean BlcKinstry lB.A.l . .French ,' English Mrs. J. L. lllrs. lNIrs. Rlrs. iXIrs. Mrs. hlrs. Bliss Blrs. lXIrs. Rlrs. llrs. Blrs. Bliss llflrs. Rlrs. J. C. Crandall Cl3.A.j . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .English : Social Studies Crandall CBA., llI.A.l ......... Hisiory Nlabel VVratten ......... Jr. High School Gladys Austin .... .... J r. High School Ruth johnson .......... Jr. High School Esther Underwood ......... Sixlh Grade Dorothy Schaefer .... ..... I' 'ifth Grade Nlary Walters .... ...Fourth Grade lwarian Smith .... ..Third Grade Leona L. Barons .... .... T hird Grade Florence B. Timm. ...Second Grade Nlyra VVatson. . . .... Second Grade Coninne Pierce. . . .First Grade Corinne Pierce. . . . . .First Grade Helen Drilling .... . . .First Grade Althea K. Cowles ..Kindergarre11 Edna Runvilc ..... ..SchooI Nurse Third Rofu:.' Reese, Cowles, Smith, Frank, Crandall, Fox, Barons, Runvik. Second Rofuzi Pollock, Fox, Mcliinstrey, Austin, Drilling, Johnson, Crandall, Ranger, French, Timm. Firrt Rofw: Mintherel, NVatson, Spahn, McCarthy, King, VValters, Barons, Vllratten. A as A Senior Twins B Cute Ain't I C OH!!! D H. T. O. E Frosh Lovers F Since when-Ann G Surprise H I got him I Huggin and 21 Chaulkin 8 J W N HMS lllrs. Rangers pleasant, ever cheerful disposi- tion spurred the Seniors on continuously. She has endeared herself to each and every one of us because of her enthusiastic willingness to help us at all times. Thank you. llrs. Ranger: we will always be grateful to you. SENIOR ADVISOR OFFICERS President-Dick Godfrey Vin'-PresidfrzI-George LaVVall Sl'l'fI'flII'j'-FTHIICCS Bryan Trmxurrr-YVilliam Bush Girl Rf'fn'1'.vr11fr11iz'f'-- lllargery Searle Boy Rl'f1l'f'I!'71f!1fi1'l'i Eugene Carnevale lXIotto: The best is yet to he. Color: Blue and VVhite Flower: American Beauty Rose Bark rofw: Searle, Carnevale. Fran! rofw: Bush, Godfrey, Bryan, LaWalI. 10 FRANCES ALNVARIYI' Frnm1if',' lfoltl Suri' Our life is what our thoughts make it. CIIARLES BAYLIS Churk Tull and shy, and u regular guy. RICIIARD BECKER Dirk Remember this-that very little is needed to make il happy life. lll2l.lEN BEGLINUER lirggy XVh:it is well done is done soon enough. l7Rlil7RlC'K BRl'lVllVlEl.l, Frnl VVl1y should l worry uhout this world? l'll never get out of it :ilive :nn'w:iy. l RANl'l2S BRYAN l r111111if But thz1t's :lnother story. l7URlS lil7lNll5ACKER Dury A merry heart doeth good like n medicine, XVILLIAM HVSH Bill No question is ever settled until it is settled right. lCl'lllfNl'1 UARNEVALE Gem' So much is at man worth :is he esteelns himself. DORIS CITIDIDIEBACK f.'ndi1'ir Sawing is one thing, doing another. CLASS OF FORTY-SEVEN 11 CLASS OF BETTY DE VITO Dr l'r'al, lfrllil' The difficulty in life is choice. MARILYN ELEY Rblzlrilyn A woman's work, grave sir, i never done. DOROTHY OLOR Du! Actions speak louder than words. RIUHARD GODFREY f.'llf'l'llkI', Dirk Man doth not live by love only. RITA HARDER Rim Of good natural parts and of a liberal education. RUTH HARDER Rulh Honesty is the best policy. EVELYN HENDERSON Efl'i!' On thoughts of life, I have but one, and that by gosh, is fun, -IANICE HUBER .lal1i1', .lan A soft answer turneth away wrath. ELIZABETH KERSCH Brfly VVisdom is better than rubies. -IAY KOSSEFF Jayxir Sing away sorrow, cast away care. 12 FORTY-SEVEN GEORGE LA NVALL Junior Let every man look before he leaps. DOLORES LAXV Dolly Happy am I, from care l'm free, why can't they all be content like me. DONALD LINSEY Don Delay always creates danger. YVONNE LLBBA Dnflir Can we ever have too much of a good thing. EDXVARD LYONS Eddir All the women in the world would not make me loose an hour. TERESA MARTIN Trxsir As merry as the day is long. SHIRLEY MATTESON Slfirl Marriage is il desperate thing. HARLAN MCELVVAIN Mar Man is as heaven made him and sometimes a great deal worse. RICHARD MUVLTROP Dirk Let every man mind his own business. ROBERT MEYER Bob There is great ability in knowing how to conc:al one-'s ability. 13 is Qt 0-Q CLASS OF ARDITH POPE .-Irtly Small and petite, yet very sweet. JOAN REDING Jrmnir A good laugh is sunshine in a house. NIARY REDING .llzzr Beauty, charm, and Mary tonf JOHN RElNER Johnny VVater is wet, dust is dry, life is short and so am I. SARA REYN Rini, Sur' Red head, red head, tire in the wondshedf' HELEN ROYCE Hrlrn Helen, Helen, that's her name. She lives for fun and not for fame. ROGER SCHVVEDT Rug Here I stand: l can do no otherwise, God help me. Amen. MARGERY SEARLE Blur Eyes, Maugir l must follow him through thick and thin. LEOLA SNYDER Sparlzir, Ima' She-'s so cute, she's so sweet Never sloppy, always neat. ALICE SOBCZAK Duffy There is no new thing under the sun, 14 FORTY-SEVEN S'l'lCl'llAXlIC SUBCZ.-KK Slfff Needs, not words, are flll'ClUUSI.n IXOROTIIY S'l'lilCl,li Uullir' She would nut hz1r111 ll hair 1111 ll halcl llIIlIl'5 head. lili.-XINIC 'l'llOM.'XS Lvflllfl, fffllllf nxvlllll you are pleased to call your mind. l.liU XVAUNICR l.1'1 As he tl1i11ketl1 ill his heart, so he does. All'NlC NVASIIBVRN Kaflly An i11y'est111e11t i11 kll0U'lC'KlgC' always pays the best interest. P1XI'l. NVIELKER Paully The only way to get alleacl is to use the one yn11'y'e gut. FLOYD XVICST Fluyil A wise 1111111 never loses anything if he has himself. M.-XRIAN NVEST Jl11rifn1 Her ways are ways of pleasa11t11ess and all her paths are peace. 'HIOMAS XVILSON Tunzzny 'l'he wrmig' way ill life always seems tu he the lllusi l'l'il5I1lllll5lt'.u -IRAN ZINK Stinky ln eat, to drink, llllkl to he ll1t l'l'f'.n I 5 av iff 'Z' Y SENIOR CLASS HISTCRY As We, the graduating class of 1947, look back on our freshman year, we are apt to feel a ting of pride and success. For when we entered this high school in the fall of 1943, we dreaded the four long years ahead. To maneuver us through the first perilous year we elected Margaret Beaver as President, Clive Davis as Vice Presidentg Jean Zink as Secretary, Mary Reding as Treasurer, Betty DeVito and Dick Godfrey as Girl and Boy Representatives. That year we held two very successful parties, under the direction of Miss Van DeWark and Mr. Carl. Our Sophomore year again was successful, due to the able leadership of our ad- visors, Miss Kennedy and Mrs. Pierce, and our oflicers, William Bush-President: Clive Davis-Vice Presidentg Elaine Thomas-Secretaryg Joan Reding-Treasurer: Betty DeVito and Jack Spencer as Representatives. This year was enlightened by two very successful dances and a class assembly in which the members showed their talents. Though our first two years were happy and successful ones, our last two were the finest and best days in our high school course. Under the guiding hand of Mrs. Sands, we doubled our treasury, had a swell time and became widely known as a progressive and inspired class. The officers for this year were Dick Godfrey-President, Harlan McElwain-Vice President, Leola Snyder-Secretary, William Bush-Treasurer, Doris Cuddeback and Tom Wilson as Representatives. Our Junior Prom was one of the few in the past that yielded a profit. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was also a splendid affair. The play, The Groom Said No, under the direction of Miss lVIcCarthy was a great success. 'At the end of the year we had a full treasury and hearts full of hope. At our first class meeting in the fall of 194-6, we elected Dick,Godfrey-Presi- dent, George LaWall-Vice President, Fran Bryan-Secretary, VVilliam Bush- Treasurerg Marge Searle and Eugene Carnevale as Representatives. Our Senior Ball and our play, So Help ble, were our main events and our sale of magazines was our biggest money-maker. At this time We would like to thank our Senior Advisor, lVIrs. Ranger, who has so skillfully guided us through our senior year. To our under classmen, we wish the best of luck in their future years, and thank them for helping to make our years in high school the best of our lives. 16 '---- -,Q 6.-:sv one.:-.seas EEST 1-0JK'NS I-Mix EST FLIRTS Q u U ,SN M057 mdunraso . I I ..,-. - W. D NQISQEST UA y DR SAMS MOST .f W ggqlanhjvv -w--- v' '-3 NI C R S T 'T 17 cures? 1,A2.rE5T Blscvssr rC3LurEEn'c 'near QHYL-trgvrs Perronalitier Charles Baylis Richard Becker Helen Beglinger Frederick Brumell Frances Bryan Doris Bumbacker William Bush Eugene Carnevale Doris Cuddeback Betty DeVito- Marilyn Eley Dorothy Glor Richard Godfrey Rita Harder Ruth Harder- Evelyn Henderson Janice Huber- Elizabeth Kersch- jay Kosseif- George LaWall- Dolores Law- Donald Linsey- Yvonne Lubba- Edward Lyons- Teresa Martin- Shirley Matteson- Harlan McElwain- Richard Moultro Robert Meyer- Ardith Pope- joan Reding- Mary Reding- John Reiner- Sara Reyn- Helen Royce- Roger Schwedt- Margery Searle- Leola Snyder- Alice Sobczak- Frances Alwardt- Pi. Stephanie Sobczak- Dorothy Steele- Elaine Thomas- Leo Wagner- june Washburn- Paul Welker- Floyd West- Marion West- Thomas Wilson- Jean Zink- PERSONALITIES Could You Imagine Not being sleepy. With wavy hair. Having a red head. Speaking back to a teacher. Driving a Buick. Being serious. Unfriendly. Dressed up. Being fat. Doing her homework. With only one boy. Not studying. Not chewing gum. In rompers. Being thin. Being plump. Playing leapfrog. Moving fast. Short and fat. Falling in love. With little ears. jumping rope. With a brush cut. Smoking. Doing the rhumba. Torch singer. Without her rock. Being tame. Short and fat. Loud and bossy. Straight hair. Shy and quiet. Being sloppy. Prizefighter. Not helping Miss Pollack. Standing on her head. Being a hermit. Without Cupcake Shooting pool. Being modest. In a baby carriage. Acting her age. Doing her homework. Falling in love. Bummin g cigarettes. Being romantic. Him a pinsticker. Not smiling. Wide awake. Being on time. U mall y Found In the Vet's Diner. Anywhere. North Java. Planning her dates. Playing trumpet. Flitting around. Helping others. With Mabel. Driving his Ford. Poking people. With Bill Leonard. Writing to Don. Chattering. Looking moonstruck. With Ruth. With Rita. With Charlie. Dreaming of Fritz. Home. Following women. At a square dance. Here and there. With the boys. With Doris. At the pool table. Making eyes. Out with her honey. Showing his muscle. On the farm. Helping the class. Whispering. Dreaming of the Nav With Bud. Close to the ground. Thinking of jimmy. With her steady. Wolfing. Playing accordian. Looking cute. Going out. Up in the air. On the farm. Giggling. Studying. Wheeling babies. Milking cows. Acting innocent. Dressed up. Playing Casanova. Writing to Jack. 18 y. Will Be Tarzan's Mate. State Trooper. Trapese artist. Farmer's Wife. Harry james II. Another Billy Burke. Perfect housewife. Mabel's husband. Grave digger. Opera star. Lovelorn Columnist. Gym teacher. Vera Vague's twin. Lone cowboy. Sunday school teacher. Missionary. Married. Chorus.girI. Homemaker. Comedian. Grown up. Village belle. Deepsea diver. Bubble dancer. Manager of joe's. Another Mae West. Wife. Atlas Maidenswoon. Woman's man. Track star. City girl. Donald Duck's secretary Miss America. Where he shouldn't be Ballet dancer. A cowgirl. Dead Sometime. Settling down. Lady wrestler. Minnie the Moocher. Bare back rider. Around. Mrs. Peanuts. Proud father. Model mother. R. F. D. Mailman. Reckless driver. Congress woman. Swordswallower. Follies girl. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS FRANCES ALWARDT-G. A. A. 15 Ir.-Sr. Banq. Comm.5 Vice Pres. Home Econ. 3. DICK BECKER-Boys' Glee Club 45 Chef's Club 45 Ind. Arts Club. HELEN BEGLINGER--Pres. Guid. Club 25 Stud. Coun. 25 Pres. Lib. Club 35 Jr. Prom. Comm. 35 Eagle Staff 45 Glee Club 4. FRED BRUMMELL-Orch. 1, 2, 3, 45 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BRYAN FRANCES-Sec. Sr.5 Sec. Debate Club 45 Glee Club 45 Torch Staff 45 Lib. Club 45 jr., Sr. Banq. Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Jr. Play Comm. 3 5 Sr. Play Comm. 4. DORIS BUMBACKER-Lib. Club 25 Sec. Home Econ. Club 35 Jr. Dance Comm. WILLIAM BUSH-Pres. 25 Treas. 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chefs Club 35 Debate Club 45 Stage Crew l, 25 Dram. Club 2. EUGENE CARNEVALE-Orch. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Science Club 1, 35 Chef's Club 35 Stud. Coun. 45 Jr. Play Comm. 35 Stage Crew 2. DORIS CUDDEBACK-Eagle Staff 1, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom. and Play Comm. Stud. Coun. 35 Girl Rep. 35 jr., Sr. Banq. Comm. 35 Sr. Ball. BETTY DE VITO-Fresh. Soph. Rep.: Stud. Coun. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Torch Staff 3, 45 A. Editor Torch and Eagle 45 Cheerleader 45 jr. Prom and Jr., Sr. Banq. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Eagle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN ELEY-Jr. Dance and Jr. Play Comm. 35 Sr. Dance and Sr. Play Comm. Camera Club 45 Lib. Club 35 Guid. Club. RICHARD GODFREY-Stud. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain Basketball 45 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Chef's Club 3, 45 Pres. Chef's Club 35 Pres. Stud. Coun. 45 Pres. Jr. Class5 Pres. Sr. Class5 Play Cast 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Eagle Staff 2, 3, 45 Torch Stal? l, 2, 3, 45 A. Editor Soccer 45 Pres. B.A.A.5 Treas. Stud. Coun. RITA HARDER-Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH HARDER-ofch. 1, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN HENDERSON-jr. Play5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Torch Staff 3, 45 A. Editor Torch Staff 45 jr. Prom. and Sr. Ball Comm.5 Jr., Sr. Banq. Comm. 35 Dram. Club 1, 2. JANICE HUBER-Torch Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Eagle Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Econ. Club 1, 25 jr., Sr. Banq. Comm. 3, 45 Jr. Prom. and Sr. Ball Comm. 3, 45 Dramatic 2, 3. ELIZABETH KERCH-Dramatics Club l, 2. JAY KOSSEFF-Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Team 2, 3, 45 A. Baseball Mgr. 45 jr. Play 45 Sr. Play5 Soccer team 4. GEORGE LA WALL-Vice Pres. 45 F. F. A. Re- porter 2, 45 F. F. A. Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Chef's Club 45 B.A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Jr., Sr. Play DOLORES LAW-Science Club 15 Dramatics Club 2,45 Guid. Club 3. YVONNE LUBBA-Dramatics Club 3, 45 G. A. 3, 45 Eagle Club 1, 25 Dancing Club 1. EDWARD LYONS-Science Club I5 Eagle Staff 2, 35 Chef's Club, Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play and Sr. Ball Comm. Jr. Dance and jr. Prom. Comm.5 B. A. A. 1, 2. THERESA MARTIN-Econ. Club 45 Sr. Play Comm. SHIRLEY MADISON-Guid. Club 2. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS HARLAN MCELWAIN-B. A. A. 2, 35 Ind. Arts 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Stage Crew. RICHARD MOULTROP-Ind. Arts Club 35 Lib. Club 45 Science Club 2. ROBERT MEYER-Science Club 1, 2, 35 Lib. Club 4. ARDITH POPE-G.A.A. 1, 35 Home Econ. Club 3. JOAN REDING-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Camera Club -l-5 Lib. Club 3, 45 Eagle Staff 1, 45 Dramatics Club 25 Treas. Soph. Class5 Jr. Prom. Comm. MARY REDING-G. A. A. Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Pres. G. A. A.5 Treas. Freshman Class Lib. Club 35 Jr. Prom Comm. JOHN REINER-Ind. Arts Club 1, Z, 35 Jr. and Sr. Dance Comm. SARAH REYN-jr. Prom. Comm. 35 Sr. Minstrel Show 35 Orch. 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Eagle Club5 Stud. Coun. 45 Torch Staf'f5 Sen. Ball Comm. 45 Representative of Dramatics Club. HELEN ROYCE-G.A.A. l, 25 Glee Club 45 Dramatics Club 25 Homemaking Club 1, 35 jr. Prom. Sr. Ball Comm. ROGER SCHWEDT-B. A. A. 35 Ind. Arts 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 4. MARGERY SEARLE-Sr. Play Comm.5 Sec. Stud. Coun 45 Sr. Girl Rep.5 Glee Club 45 Orchestra 45 Vice Pres. Dramatics Club 45 Eagle Staff. LEOLA SNYDER-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Torch staff Z, 3, 45 Eagle Staff 3, 45 Stud. Coun. 15 Sr. Play 35 Homemaking Club 1, 25 Sec. Jr. Class5 Lib. Club Officer 3, 4. ALICE SABCZAK-Dramatics Club 4. STEPHANIE SABCZAK-Dramatics Club 4. DOROTHY STEELE--Guidance Club 25 Lib. Club 3. ELAINE THOMAS-Soph. Sec.5 Student Coun. 45 Vice Pres. Lib. Club 45 Torch Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 jr., Sr. Banquet Comm.5 Jr. Prom. and Sr. Ball Comm.5 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Eagle Rep. 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3. LEO WAGNER-Library Club 4. JUNE WASHBURN-Glee Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 25 Home Econ. Club 1, 25 Lib. Club 3, 45 Torch Staff 3, 45 Asst. Editor Torch 45 Eagle Staff 3, 45 Dance and Play Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL WELKER-F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Treas. 45 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. and Sr. Play and Dance Comm.5 Chef's Club 45 Stud. Coun. 1, 2. FLOYD VVEST-Science Club 1, 25 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Ind. Arts 3. MARION WEST-Guidance Club 25 Lib. Club 3. THOMAS WILSON-Student Council 45 Chef's Club 3, 4. JEAN ZINK--Freshman Sec.5 Torch 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor Torch 45 Eagle 1, 2, 3, 45 Asst. Editor Eagle 45 Glee Club 3, 45 jr. and Sr. Dance and Play Comm.5 Jr., Sr. Banquet. SENIOR CLASS WILL lVe. the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty seven, of Attica High School Attica, in the county of VVyoming and state of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish. and declare this our last will and testament, in manner following, that is to say: FIRST Item Item Item I tem Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item VVe direct that all our debts and funeral expenses be paid. I. Harlan lllclflwain, do will and bequeath my muscles to Paul Smith. I, Ardith Pope. do will and bequeath my quietness to Ann lylarie Dun- ham. I, Betty DeVito, do will and bequeath my ability to turn cartwheels to Pee VVee. I, Leo VVagner, do will and bequeath my dignity to Jerry Egan. I, Robert Illeyer, do will and bequeath my seriousness to Don VVell- man. I, Fred Brumell, do will and bequeath my Jalopy to Arnie Sprague. I, Joan Reding, do will and bequeath my laugh to Verla Welker. I, hlarge Searle, do will and bequeath my idea of sticking to one man to Red Flynn. I, Richard Moultrop, do will and bequeath my tallness and slimness to Fred Mapes. I, Janice Huber. do will and bequeath my ability to drive chevy's to Jack Cook. I, Jay Kosseff, do will and bequeath my ability to make girls giggle to Graham Stangrover. I, Helen Beglinger, do will and bequeath my conceit to lVIarge Paske. I, Paul VVelder, do will and bequeath my ability 'to be on time to Joanne Conway. ' I, Elaine Thomas, do will and bequeath my ski Jump to Rainy Suess. I, jean Zink, do will and bequeath my physique to Stub, VVe, the class of '-l-7, do will and bequeath a quiet class of '48 to hlrs. Ranger. LASTLY: VVe hereby appoint JNIrs. Ranger executor of this, our last will and testament, with full power and authority to sell and convey, lease or mortgage real estate, hereby revoking all former wills made by us. Signed and sealed and delivered in one thousand nine hundred and forty seven. THE CLASS or +7 21 Dignihed, huh I! P.U. Noon hour. -Leap Frog. E-Meri-Wow! I-Driving sanely, oh yeah! Pals. -I-The gang. -Jack and Jill. K-Skipping school-ha ha-we rattled -Three peas in a pod. L-Poor hflona. 22 ff jzfw UNUIEHQQEMSSES 25 CLASS OF President ....... Eugene Searle Vice President . . .Betty Calkins Secretary .. ..... Barbara Biehl Treasurer ..... lllarge Pasnewski Girl Representative ........... ...... . . . . . . .Joanne Shreder Boy Representative..Louis Smith Front rofw: Searle, B. Calkins, Biehl, Pasnewski. Second row: Shreder, Smith. As shy Freshmen, our class started its first year in high school under the excellent supervision of Bliss Saddler, Bliss French and Mr. Gilbert. VVe elected a fine staff of officers and set out immedi- ately to make our first year in the higher grades one to be remembered by all. Our biggest event that year was our Freshman party which went over as a great success and climaxed an eventful year, en- joyed by all. VVe began our Sophomore year with an added zest inspired by our accomplishments in our Fresh- man year. VVe held two dances during the year and our pains were rewarded with success in both cases. lVIusic for these dances was furnished by the Wyoming VVoodchoppers and Don Youngs orchestras and a good time was had by all on both occasions. Many of the boys as well as the girls took part inthe extra-curricular activities around school dur- ing the year. One the whole, a representative of the Sophomore class upheld our reputation as an active class in almost every event that took place this term. With Louis Smith leading the way for our Sophomore year and under the capable supervision of Miss Kennedy and Miss McCarthy, we began and completed an eventful year. With two successful years behind us and a good reputation to uphold. we began our third and most important year in high school so far. VVe elected Eugene Searle to head our officers and lllr. Crandall was selected to supervise our actions during the year. VVe held two dances, both of which were great successes, and had another scheduled, but this had to be postponed on account of bad weather. Our junior Play went over very well also. Under the able direction of Bliss llIcCarthy and with several of our class members participating, it was a great success. lVe've also had two bake sales and sold school pins, both of which netted us substantial products. We are now looking ahead to our Junior Prom and our Junior-Senior Banquet and we hope to leave them behind us, as successful as our former activities have been. This year as -luniors has proved to be our most successful one. VVe sincerely extend our thanks and appreciation to our advisor Mr. Crandall for his help in making this year an eventful and enjoy- able one for all. 24 I948 Carolann Bey Barbara Biehl Betty Calkins Catherine Carpenter Mona Causer Jean Comstock Joanne Conway James Cook John Cook Dorothy Craig Thomas Curry Carl Dominisee Ann lxlarie Dunham Gerald Egan Ann Marie Flynn Beverly Gephart Ruby Gill Elwin Glor VVilliam Harloll Larraine Hedger Bernard Heebner Howard Herman Kenneth Hoertz Gloria Kaleta Patricia King George Knob Dean Lawrence VVilliam Leonard John Leyden Carl lllapes Fred lylapes Dorothy lVIartin Theresa Meyer lylaxine Nimisker Sue Nordin lllargaret Pasknewski VValter Roemer Esther Royce Ann Schallert Allan Schreiner Ellen Schreiber Norma Schuessler Larraine Schulte Marioii Schulte Joanne Schreder Eugene Searle Fred Sikes Lewis Smith Paul Smith Arnold Sprague Graham Stangrover Jane Steele Sharon Stockweather Beverly Stringham Robert Tozier Lois Vander Heyden Donald Van Son Josephine Vitagliano Jean VVelker Verla Welker Donald VVellman Edith VVilson Betty VVise Sally YVlador Charles Zehler Denis Zehler Rita Zymowski Fin! rofzc: King, Carpenter, Stringham, Smith, Paski, Calkins, Searle, Biehl, Shreder, Vitagliano, Myers, Hedger, Mr. Crandall. Srrnnd rofw: B. Stangrover, P. King, Gill, Hawes, Schuessler, Zymowski, VVelker, D. Martin, Hackett, Gephart, Vander Heyden, L. Schulte, Causer, Trzecieski, Suess, Stockweather,VVelker, Smith, Tozier. Third rofw: Zehler, Eley, Conway, Dunham, Nordin, Steele, Comstock, Phillips, Bey, Nims- ker, Royce, Donnelly, Schreiber, Flynn, VVilson, VVise, G. Kaleta, C. Zehler. Fourth rofw: Sikes, Sprague, Myer, G. Stangrover, Egan, Schreiner, Leyden, Roemer, Hoertz, Bishop, Herman, Fisher, Smith, Leonard, Ulor, Lawrence, VanSon, Harlolf, Curry, C. Mapes. 25 CLASS OF SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ..... .... M ary Lou Suess Vice-President .... .. Allen Whitcomb Secretary ...... .. Sally Ostertag Treasurer .......... Sally Buchanan Girl Representative .... .. .Jean Rifenberg Boy Representative. . . . . Norman Ripstein Last year as our class of 1949 entered its first year in high school, we started things off right by electing the following as our leaders: Howard Novak, Edward Schmidt, Catherine Glor, Carol Cal- kins, Norman Ripstein, and Mary Lou Suess. Under their leadership and that of Miss French, Miss Sadler and Mr. Barons, we held our get together party, an assembly and a party later in the spring. All members of the class agree that it was a happy and successful year. With our eyes wide open, as spirited sophomores we entered our second year, which proved our class as one of the most actively engaged in the school program. After an exciting, close and colorful campaign, capable officers were elected. This started the year off with a bang, and we got right into the swing of things by staging a party in the high school, which was enjoyed by everyone attending. One of our glowing achievements of the year was our successful Sophomore Dance, which swelled not only our heads, but also our treasury. At the dance everyone enjoyed the music of the Wyom- ing Woodchoppers. At present we are looking forward to our dance which is to be held late in the spring. We had planned our sophomore assembly but it was postponed by the closing of school due to bad weather. Each and every one of us wish to thank our class advisors, Miss Kennedy, Miss Mc- Carthy and Mrs. McKinstry, who, with their help and advice, made the year more pleasant and en- joyable for us. Now as the school year is drawing to a close we can say we have had a good and prosperous year, but as we strive for our ever-nearing goal of becoming seniors and graduating, we hope for an even more successful year as juniors. 26 I 9 4 9 Theodore Acquard Robert Aldrich Ruth Anderson Thelma Beglinger Irving Beitz Bernard Bishop Sally Buchanan Carol Calkins Evelyn Carpenter Charles Colton Shirley Conway Kenneth Craig .lean Daniel Mona Dohse lllary Lee Donnelly Marguerite Eley Norman Fisher Frank Flynn Lorraine Geitner Dominic George SOPHOMORE CLASS Catherine Glor lklarlene Glor Bernard Graf Clara Hackett Thomas Hare jean Hawes Patricia Hayes Lorraine Held Nancy Hubbard Douglas Huber Fred Inglis Jo Ann Keeney Frances Kehl ,lean Kilian Joyce King .loyce King Margaret .lanish Lawrence Law Gerald La VVall Paul Leitner Anne Lowery Noel lklattison Constance llflartle Richard lllengs Patricia lklurtha Howard Novak Sally Dstertag John Petrie Russell Piere Richard Pope George Purdy Gerald Reding Norman Ripstein Delores Sawyer Edward Schmidt Kathleen Sennot Robert Shadbolt Verna Shad Barbara Slocum Audrey Smith Charlotte Spaulding Hayden Spink Bradley Stangrover Alma Steele Lorraine Suess lylary Lou Suess Ella Tilton Lenarda Trzecieski Frances VVagner Thomas VValsh Shirley West Allen Whitcomb Geraldine VVillard Barbara NVilson Barry VVilson Charles Wind Paul VViniecke VVilliam Youngs Elizabeth Zehler Rita Zielonka Fira! rofw: Zehler, Sennot, Shiller, Rifenburh, Ripstein, Conway, Carpenter, Hubbard. Srrond rofw: Mr Mcliinstrey, Acquard, Graf, Daniel, Smith, Hayse, VVilson, Glor C., Calkins, Dohse, Slocomh, Sawyer, janish, VVest, VVillard, Zielonka, Beglinger, Beitz, Miss McCarthy. Third rofw: La VVall, Craig, Colton Pope, Mattison, Noel, Martle, Shad, Geitner, Spaulding, Steele, Keeney, Lowery, Kilian, Glor M., Leitner Shadbolt, George. Fourth rofw: Novak, Kehl, Huber, Aldrich, Schmidt, Law, Mengs, Petrie, Purdy, Hare Youngs, VValsh, Spink, Wagner, VVind, Flynn, VViniecki, Pieri. 27 We started our first year in high school with the election President ....... . Vice President .... Secretary .... Treasurer ......... Girl Representative. . . Boy Representative.. CLASS CF of the following Webber Griffin . . . . . . .Leo Brady Muriel Spencer .. Carol Cooper . . . . .Jean Geise . . . George Rice officers : Our first get-together was a masquerade party. Dancing and games were enjoyed by all and re- freshments topped off the evening's fun. A second evening of fun was held in January when many of the class went on a hay ride. We held our Freshman Assembly on March 2-1-5 a radio program packed with laughs and talent. Many of the members of our class have been very active in sports, school clubs, plays, and the orchestra. As this is being written we are looking forward to a spring party, which will be our last as Freshmen. This concludes a brief outline of our first year in high school, which included both fun and hard work. We wish to thank our Advisors, Mrs. Crandall, Mr. Fox and Mr. Barons for all the help they have given us throughout the year. We are looking forward to that it will help to make the class of 1950 one to be proud of. Shirley Balzhiser Beatrice Becker Cecilia Becker Peter Becker Rose Becker Donald Bey Leo Brady Patricia Brown Margaret Campbell Harlan Cannon Dhitlry Vsudrt Carol Cooper Marlin Curey Elizabeth Daniel Lawrence Daniel Mary DeVito Roger Durfee Marlene Eck Evelyn Edwards Richard Edwards Gerald Ellsunth Frank Flynn Jean Geise Robert George Ruby George Charles Gill Joseph Glaus Beverly Glor Charles Griffen Webber Griffen Rita Graf Jane Gramm Mary Grover Richard Heebner Lorraine Held Luana Heller Audrey Hewes Barbara Hooper Clara Jagusink Margaret Janish Charles Johnson Elaine Kalita Patricia Kendrick Charles Kibler Reid King Ann Knob Carol Knoblock Lois Lawrence Gordon Libby Ray Luce Harold Mapes Stuart Maxon Robert McCube Mary McElwain Althea Mengs Herbert Merlow Constance Murphy Norman Murphy Howard Novak John Petrie Gerald Phillips Donald Reding Lucile Reisdorf George Rice Lois Ripstein Charles Robert Mary Ann Rothfuss John Royet Lois Rudolph Donald Sawyer Luella Scheltz our Sophomore year with the hope Raymond Schreiner Donald Schuessler George Schwedt Edward Schwab Neva Sergel Richard Sikes Barbara Slocum Arlene Smith Daniel Smith Zane Smith Charlotte Spaulding Muriel Spencer Corrine Stockweather Dolores Law Jean Updyke Rosilyn Victor Marilyn Walsh Thomas Walsh Dorothy Walters Mary Weber Norma Wind Barbara Wise Virginia Youngs I 9 5 0 FRESHMAN CLASS I ourll1 mluu' Cooper, Durffe, Schmidt, Bey, Royce, Schwab, Reding, Maxin, Royce, Luse, Heebner, Third rnfuz' Daniels, Sawyer, Schnesler, Hewes, Knob, M. DeVito, WValters, Becker, Sykes, Edwards. Srmml rnfu-.' Drenner, lleller, B. Ulor, Knoblock, VVise, VVind, Campell, Brown, Mclilwain, li. Daniels. l ir.vl rnfw: Sawyer, Becker, Fox, Crandall, Barons, Curry, Tys, Kendricks. Fourlll rufw.' Glaus, D. Slnitll, Libby, Roberts, A. Daniels, johnson, Kibler, Gritfen, Phillips. Yillifzf rufux' Mapes George, lick, Victor, VValsh, Updyke, Edwards, Hooper, King, MaCabe, Schreiner.. SITIIIII1 rnfw: Rudolph, Mur- phy, XVillard, Scbiltz, NVebber, Balhizer, Sergel, Gramm, Youngs, L. Ripstein. FIl'.Yf !'0 lL'.' Lawrence, Rothfuss Rice, Cooper, Spencer, Brady, Geise, jagusiak, George. 29 SEVENTH GRADE First ro-wr Dunham, Gerheart, Cox, Merle, Volk, Herman, Lyons, Jennings. Srfrmd rofw: Pope, VVlodar, Foley, Norton, Brei, Cherry, Tillinghase, Raupp, Biehl, Meisner, Gassman, Gaffney, Holden, Hajnowski. Third rmv: Edwards, Klein, Vetter, Schlade, Becker, LaVVall, Ryan, Rothfuss, Brady, Horton, Graff, Maurer, Stencil. Fourth rofw: Rennicks, VanS0n, Ryan, VanNostrand, Ahl, Carpenter, Hare, Shaw, Schiller, Kopznski, Dugan, Schmidt, Trent, Lubba. Fin! rofw: Donaluke, Cramer, Ripstein, Pope, Whitcomb, Lancto, Bronson, Youngs. Sefond rofw: Geitner, Hooper, Godfrey, Ahenshein, Stockweather, VVithcowski, Nevinger, Austin, Glor. Third rufw: Berger, Krauss, Merle, VVillard, Suess, Kime, Seivick, Reynould, Colton Zymowski. Fourth rofw: Lindeulmuer, Dumke, King, Gugen, Kirch, VVelker, Gerheart, Wright. EIGHTH GRADE 30 MM' nn A Bobby Suxers D Short and Sweet G Girls? Boys?? B Cuddle-up E Charleliell H Toughies-hey? C Pepsodent Rlodels F Characters-but cute l f,VCI'l01ldCd1SSSSS-Billlg ,I Let's get lost 31 ALUMNI NEWS We students of Attica High School have been very pleased with our alumni. Our many vets visit these walls frequently and we enjoy seeing them. The greater percentage of our alumni in the armed forces have now returned. We wish them and the rest of our alumni all the luck and success in the world. CLASS OF 1945 The class of '45 proudly presented their prophecies and we will now show their outcome. Many of the class are or have been in the service, while others, true to their prophesies are just hanging around. Name Was to be Is Bob Beachman Proud father Proud uncle Norma Cook Saleswoman Mrs. Russell Watson Helen Glessing Sue Harrington Mae Hedger Ronnie Huber Ruthie Krotz Harriet Kuhn Soldier's wife Backseat driver Missionary Flag pole sitter Plenty surprised Superman's mate Ex-G. I.'s better half Driving through college Working gal Still sitting Still amazed Superman's mate Pauline Merle Actress Still trying Margarita Radice South of the Border Hopping freight trains south Dick Runvik Marine Ex-General Peg Schreiber Co-ed Trying her bestest George Seligman Male model' Mr. America Ardyth Suess Rita Waggoner John Van Son Joe Winieckei Daniel Zehler George Lewis Miss Attica of 1960 Minnie the Moocher Big hunter Dead - sometime Opera bass singer Boot black To be Mrs. Holbrook To be a good wife Sticking to wolf prowling Still kicking Trying to crash Broadway Shining general's shoes The class of 1946 had in its year-book an unusual note in the personality column. For each mem ber of the class it told where that person is usually found. Following here is a list of where those kids are found now: Name Ufually Found I1 Proud Shirley Aldrich Jerking sodas Still jerking sodas Joe Gaffney Can't ever tell With Joe Ann Rae Leyden In a fog In an Elmira fog Jim Pasnewski Where there are girls Where Ann is Honey Shreder On a date Modeling Milford Fargo Mae Wright At the piano At the Frosty Dell Can't tear him away Married to Eddy Bob Nordin On Genesee Street In the Navy Joe Ann Inglis Going steady Going with Joe Beverly Ames With Loie and Ruthie With Loie Leo Dumke Lillian Alysworth Rita Barnes With Freshman girls Sugar Bowl At square dance 32 With a gang at his house Engaged to Don With Red ZZLALEWHWHUES Q Y. S - i - v Firxl rnfw: King, Sclncilwr, Smith, Godfrey, M. Sa-urls, li. Searle. Swozzti rm:-.' M. Suess, Shreder, Rifcnhurg, Rcyn, I.. Ripstvin, 'l'hom:is, l.. Sucss, XVL-lkrr, liaise. Third I'll'lL'.' Hush, Y:mSon, XVilson, C1lI'lll'Y1ll?, Ripstvin, Rice. STUDENT COUNCIL Ulf'lflClfRS Richurtl Ciomlfrcy . ........... ...... I ,l'f'.VifIl'llf l.ouis Smith. . . . . .l'ir'1' i 1'r'ri1li'11f hlzirggic Scurlc .. .. Sl'1'I'l'fllI'-Y llllcn Sk'lll'l'llTl'l' . ......... ,l'1'lYlA'Ill'l'l' l'lllQi'lll' Scurlc. . . . . .l irf' fjlllll1lli.S'.S'ifllll'I' 'llhis yczn' our Studi-nt Council unilcr thc tlircction of our ncw principal, hir, King nuulc mziny fine zulvzutccmt-nts. At the lirst mcc-ting the othci-rs wt-rc clcctc-al :incl in tht- succcm-fling mt-ctings the school czllcndzn' was lll'ZlNYl1 up for ll?-lb-lf?-l7. Om- of thc gre-atcst zicliicvcincnts was thc tormzition of :i ncw :intl hott:-r constitution which stzitcil thc powcrs zuul rights of thc Stuclcnt Council morc clczlrly than thc- ohl out-. Unilcr this tlocumcnt tht- Stutlcnt Council haul thc all important powcr of rcgulzitf ing activities such ns: class :intl cluh meetings, ll2lHCL'S,2lSSl'llll5llK'S2llNlf12lllll'S. At this timc tht- Stuth-nr Council is consiilcring the presenting of il hronzc plaque to tht- school in honor of thosc Attica lliggh School stumlcnts who QIHVL' thcir livcs that wc might enjoy the things wc clo. Ill TORCH STAFF Ezlilor-iz:-Clzirf .... ......... . . . . . . . . .lean Zink ,'l.Y.Y!Il'i!Ifl' l'f1litor.v: Betty DeVito, Evelyn Henderson, june YVashhurn Cirrularion l1l!lllIlyl'l'. . . . .Allen VVhitcomb BlI,k'illl'A'A' Jlnmzger. . . . . VVilliam Bush .'lr1i.rI . . . . Frances Bryan ilihis year, lf?-I-7, we, the 'l'orch Stahc of Attica High School are proud to present a new and better Torch, The stalf found much enjoyment in making this a record including the pictures of pupils from all classes and a summary of their activities during the recent school year. Numbers of all classes have worked on this edition since the beginning of March, each executing his assigned duty. XVith the as- sistance of Principal King we organized and selected our oflicers. Our editor, Jean Zink, deserves the high praise and many thanks of all for her splendid work. She and her associate editors have spent a great deal of their time making this yearis Torch the great success it is. Because of the many successive hours which have been spent working on this yearbook, we know you will enjoy this Torch more than any previous puhlication. NVQ- wish to express our thanks to all who worked on and all who supported our great book The 'l'orch.y' Volunteer helpers who are not in the picture: Laurane Hedger, Betty Calkins, Lorraine Suess, Dick Godfrey, Ber- nard lleebner, Sara Reyn, Dot Lnbba, Third rnfuz' Purdy, Spencer, Cooper, Nordin, Ostertag, Glor, VVhitcomb, Bush. Second rofw: XVilson, Glor, Pasnewski, Schrieber, Flynn, Edwards, King. Firsl rvfw: Snyder, Henderson, Zink, Thomas, Ileebner, DeVito, VVashburn, l l 7 as First rnfw: VVhitcomb, Thomas, Schreiber, Zink, Nordiu, DeVito, Conway, Ostertag, Van Son. Swrnzd rww: I.. Suess, Stockweather, Flynn, Pasnewski, Shreder, M. Suess, B. Glor, Balzhiser, Spencer, VVashburn, Searle, Hedger Third rufw: Snyder, VVelker, Dohse, Smith, VVilson, C, Glor, Dunham, C. Calkins, Keeney, Huber, Beglinger Fllllffh l'w'w.' Ripstein, Beitz, E. Ulor, DeVito, Biehl, Rifenberg, Reyn, B, Calkins, Bey, Cooper, Cuddeliack, Gnd- EAGLE STAFF OFFICERS Editor ........ ............ ........... S 1 ie Nordin ,-lssorinfe Editors. . . . . . Betty DeVito, Jean Zink Bllsiizfss lllmingzfr . . ....... Joanne Conway xl1I1v'rti,i-irzg Zllruzagtfr. . . . . .Sally Ostertag Rl'fll'!'Kl'HfI1fi7'l' ...... . . .Elaine Thomas This year Bigger and Better Eagles were printed, The Eagle Staff published a total of six issues, including a special Christmas issue, with the grand cooperation of our entire staff, they were a big success. The Eagle Staff consisted of members of all high school classes, with bliss Kennedy as advisor. Sue Nordin was Editor, having .lean Zink and Betty DeVito as assistants. Staff oflicers were Elaine Thomas, Joanne Conway, Ellen Schreiber, Sally Ostertag and Don VanSon. Everyone had a marvelous time at the traditional Eagle picnic which was held at Letchworth Park and Silver Lake. We hope next year's Eagle Stall will be as eflicient and cooperative as it was this year. lf lN'Iiss Kennedy will consent to be the advisor, we are sure another year of enthusiastic news and entertaining articles will appear in the Eagle paper of Attica High School. VVe Wish to thank everyone who has helped the Staff make our Eagle a tremendous success. 36 v INDUSTRIAL ARTS l'1'r'si111'11t . .............. . ..... Roge 1' Swed t l ir'1'-l'1'esiz1a'n1 . . . . . . Harlan lIIeEIwain Sr'z'n't111'y-Trms. . . ..... Roger Dnrfee Rl'f1I'l'A'1'lIfIlfi7'I' . . ..... Ray Luce HOIXIIQIXIAKING CLUB PI'l'Silil'lI1 ................ . . . Patricia H ayes 'rift'-IIl'l'Silll'1If . .. .... hlahel Sehiller Sl'!'i'4'fIll'j' ...... . Rt'Pl'l'.i'l'lI fllfI'I'l' ............. . . . . Jean Daniel Rita Zyniowski 'l'rm.v1n'4'r .... . . . .Elizabeth Daniel GUIDANCE CLUB l,l'l'Xi1ll'IIf ...... ......... . . Sl'l'I't'fIII'j' . . . . . ....... . . . . . Connie llartle Carol Knohloek LIBRARY CLUB I,l't'Xl11l'Ilf ............. ...... I Jeola Snyder Vive I,l't'3'illl'IIf .... ....... E Iaine Thomas Sl'l'I'!'fIIl'j' .... .... S haron Stoekweather 7Il't'IlA'III't'I' . . R!'f5l'l'A't'lIfIlfi7'I' . . . . . Richard Ifdwards . . .Lorraine Sness CLUB CFFICERS AND ADVISORS DRAIXIATICS CLUB l,I'l'5II1t'lIf ................... Joanne Conway lyifz' IJVTSIIIIIIII S1'rrrl11ry .,... . . .Katherine Glor 7'l'l'Il.Ylll'1'I' .... . . .Barhara VViIson Rr'fu'e.w'11I1lti1w' ................... Sara Reyn CHIiF'S CLUB l,l't'Xl1Il'llf ................. .Bernard Heehner Ilia' l,H'A'f111'lII .... ....... I' llwin Glor Sl'l'l'l'flll'.1' .... 'lII'l'IlXIlI'l'I' .... Rl'PI'l'5l'IIfIIfI1't' ......... . . CAMERA CI lJI'l'XiI1l'I1f ............. . . Sr'a'1'vl11ry-Tr4'ax11rz'1' . . . . . . . Rl'flI'l'Jl'IIf!lff7'l' ............. . . .Dick Godfrey .. Donald Linsey . ILIIOIIIZIS VViIson ,UB . . Charles Bayliss Ifvelyn Henderson . . .George Prndy UIC BA'I'If CLUB l,l'l'A'iIl!'lIf ................ Eugene Carnevale Vin' l,l't'XiIll'IIf ...... ..... ' l'oni VVaIsh Sf'rr1'ta1'y-Trmsllrrl' . . . Rz'f11'1'5r'11Irlfi7'r' ...,. . . . Srmrnl rule: Fox, Barons, Bayliss, Crandall, Carnivale, Frank, YanSon, Hayes. Filxrt row: Mctherol, Snyder, Mcfartliy, Conway, Nordin, French, Markle. . . . I'rannie Bryan . . . .Bill Bush Violins: Balzhiser, Gramm, Hubbard, D. Donaluke, E. Gerhardt, N. Gerhardt, Schreiber, Snyder, K. Craig, Up- dyke, Welker, R. Willard, A. Wind, Wilson, Alwardt, Becker, P. Donaluke, Gaffney. Bassoon: Kosseff. Trum- p1'f.r.' Brumell, Ripstein, Whitcomb, W. Merle, Trombon1'.v.' Bush, Carnevale, R. Merle, R. Reynolds. Drums: B Glor, Krauss, Dumke. Bass Vial: Pasnewski. Piano: Whitcomb, Bey. Cfllu: Harder, Harder, Murphy, V. Youngs Johnson, Spencer. Clarinrl: Hnertz, E. Schmidt, R. Reynolds, Cox, Lubba, C. VVind. .Alz'z'ordian.' Searle. Saxo- phone: Law, Tozier, B. Youngs. CDRCHESTRA Eloise Alwardt Shirley Balhizer Ann Marie Becker Carolann Bey Bernard Bishop Frederick Brumell VVilliam Bush Eugene Carnevale Hubert Cox Kenneth Craig Dora Donalube Patricia Donalube Robert Dumke Gertrude Gaffney Eva Gerhart Norman Gerhart Beverly Glor Jane Gramm Rita Harder Ruth Harder Kenneth Hoertz Nancy Hubbard Peggy johnson Jay Kosseiif Donald Krauss Lawerence Law David Lubba Robert Merle William Merle Constance lVlurphy Marjorie Pasnewski Richard Reynold Robert Reynold Norman Ripstein Edward Schmidt 38 Ellen Schreiber Marjorie Searle Robert Shaclbolt Leola Snyder Muriel Spencer Robert Tozier ,lean Updyke Verla VVelker Shirley West Allen Whitnornb Fern Whitcomb Ruth Willard Edith Wilson Anthony Wind Charles Wind Virginia Youngs VVilliam Youngs GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I-'uurllz rn-un' l.llN'l'l'llCl', Knoh, llvndvrson, BL'gllllgCI', lluhcr, Youngs, Phillips, Roycv, Vpmlylw, Spaulding, Rcxn. KI. Ruling, fllxlmlm-l1:lCli, licihl, Sclirvilwr. Tllini rrmsx' Schultr, M:li'lin, Sawyer, XVilsnn, li. XVism', li, llonpvr, Youngs, XVind, Slocum, I,, Schulte, liryzlli, Schillvr. Srfnrzd rms: Re-ismlorf, Ilcnlgm-r, Stockwczltlim-i', NViIl:n'ml, Zic- lonkzl, l.uhh:l, Stringhznn, Un-isv, Urnhann, Kvem-5, K, Glor. Firxl I'IliL'.' Slirvmlw, Sllyclcr, Yitxiglinno, N11-yn-r, Sums, Murphy, Smith, Glor, M. Ruling. Firxt I'fl'lL'.' Svnnm-tl, Kvlulricka, NVvIkcr, C'oinv:iy, li, Dunicls. Zink, Craig, L':lrpc-nlcr, llm-llvr, llohsv. .S'rrnf1il rims. lillllllZl'l', Scrgcl, hlillllhlllll, l', King, l7cYitn, l':1usm'r, Zf'lIlIlXXNlil, NVQ-lwr, lion-lnwn, Rudolph, lfclwnrcls, XV:nlwh Thin! r'fm'.' li. XVilaon, Dunhaun, Nordin, DI. Dxuiivls, C. Calkins, A. Sohcvxlk, H. XViw, Spl'IlCt'l', j. King, Knob Kilinn, lN12ll'Ilt', Pollock. l um'Il1 roar: lluhhurcl, Victor, SK'1ll4ll', xVZlSl1l1llI'll, Lowry, Pzislicwrki, Flynn, M. llcYiln li. Calkins, Bvy, ll.ll0ll11lN. cl0lII5IUCli, XVloclvr, Ustcrtalg, Rifcnhurg. 210 First rofw: Tozier, Novak, Ripstein, Lightner, Wind, Kosseff, Curry, Smith, Whitcomb. Second rufw: Schmidt, Law, VVagner, Harlotf, Bush, Layden, Egan, Youngs, VValsh, Pollack. Third rofw: VVind, Bicker, Godfrey, Fisher, Mnultrop, Bishop, Carnevale, llubner, Stangrover. BOYS' GLEE CLUB This year Attica High School is proud of its line Boys' Glee Club. The Glee Club is composed of 32 of the picked male singers in school. This four-part harmony of blended voices is an organiza- tion that Attica should certainly appreciate. Bliss Pollock, our director, has worked marvels with this ensemble. lklany members are veterans of last year's Glee Club, but there are many new members who have had to learn from the beginning. The Glee Club has to meet during the noon-hours on lVIondays and VVednesdays. ln this little time, lyliss Pollock has built one of the outstanding and finest singing groups that Attica High has yet known. lklany of our school assemblies have been graced by the singing of these boys, and they have cer- tainly given top-notch performances each time they have been called upon. A small ensemble composed of 16 of these boys was chosen to represent Attica in the State lWusic Competition at Williamsville. The large group also competed and won high honors. A quartet was also formed by four veterans of last year's ensemble. These four won top honors at VVilliamsville. The boys who have sung in the Glee Club have gained immeasurable enjoyment and invaluable experience from singing and working with this group. Once again Bliss Pollock has given Attica High pride, and she should certainly be highly praised for her splendid work in achieving this goal. 40 fN Q46 MWLEHES Front rofw: Managers Kosseff, Leonard, Inglis, Harloff. Slanding--Team: VVhitcomb, Smith, Glor, Herman, Godfrey, Heebner, Cook, Hare, Roemer, Bietz. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Attica Hilton -I-l Attica Alexander 28 Attica Albion 30 Attica Oakfield -ll Attica Albion 28 Attica Warsaw 28 Attica Arcade 33 Attica Hilton 45 Attica Perry +1 Attica South Byron 26 Attica Letchworth l-l Attica Oakfield 39 Attica Alexander 42 Attica VVarsaw 27 Attica Perry 32 Attica Letchworth 26 Attica Attica South Byron 36 Arcade 37 Under the very capable direction of our new coach Huron J. Smith, a greatly improved team was turned out. Working hard with the team members, Coach Smith worked out the funda- mentals along with many new plays. NVith these our team was found. The Attica five sparkled, under the captaincy of Dick Godfrey, all through the season. wifi- ning a majority of their games. Finishing sec- ond in the league, Attica fought hard against VVarsaw, Arcade, Perry, and Letchworth, but was downed in the end by Perry in two hard fought contests. Considering the highly rated opposition and the several casualties which af- fected the team, the quintet played good ball throughout the season. As a whole, each member of the team should be congratulated for his hard work, earnest playing, and good presentation of teamwork dur- ing the season. 42 NVQ' went to Rm'licstc1' VCPI'l'SCIlI'll1f,f thc VVy'm11i11g1 County lC11Lflli' aml yy'c-11' lwatt-11 hy Klamlisun ll SOCCER lhis wat' wt- i'ciicyy'ml lt'2lQlIl' snccci' in mir varsity sports. 'lihc only ta-am participating with us as :Xl'c:lslc'. XXI' 1-lt-ctt-tl our captain lflwin Gloi' aml fmlml his sm'i'y'iccs to hc vc-ry valimlilv. Cozxcli Xlortimcr Klurris is to ht- cmygratyilatcml fm' his lim' work in mulcliiig a champimislyip tvam. Ulm yy crm' to play rhtf ht-st of live scrics with Arcmlc :tml wnn tht- cliampionslyip with tlitcc' straight win- nings. WI- had mostly' lcttt-mu-n mi our team as wc- hall an all y'ctt-rain lim-. f,lIl'y,102llly', lYalt lim-f mvr is tn hm' L'UllQII'2lflllllf1'll fm' his lim' work in the goal, as it was his first yvai' in tht- yarsity goal. igh of Rm'llc'stcl'. Nyc- also playml some 11011-lvaguvganws with .'XlL'XIlI1lli'l'. Our m-xt yx-arls team should hc goml and slyuultl talu' anothci' cliampiunsliip. NW- will lust- this ya-ar, tht- services of two star halfhacks, Dick Godfrvy' and Mm- llcvlmcr. 'lihc tvam will ht- wry strung ncxt ycai' so what tlo you say' kills, lc't's Lfvt mit aml gin- them Ulll' yy'l1ulcl1c:1i'tl'tl support. lim! r'naL'.' SIIlIlgl'UX't'l', Curry, llai'luh', Ulm, Smith, llvrmaii, Scliricnvr. .N'm'r111ilr'f1m'.' llarv, llm-rlv, l.:ly th-11, Rm-nivr, lt-imard, Youngs, Shacllmlt, liislmp, Tflilul IllqL'.' xvl1llCHII1lH, Lyons, Kussvtf, Umlfrvy', lfgan, llt't'lHIlL'l', Ripstvin. A -- fl my Q aa. M .if - . 43 Firsl rnfw: Mr. King, Wilson, Heebner, Glor, Godfrey, Linsey. Semnd rnfw: Leyden, Curry, Harloff, VanSon, Roemer, Leonard. Third rofw: LaVVall, Lyons, Schreiner, Egan, Lawernce, Becker, WVelker. Fourth rufzc: Smith, Herman, Bishop, Stangrover, Hoertz. CHEF'S CLUB This year, under the direction of hlr. King, our Chefls Club was most successful. During Deerin- ber, we entertained the town's People with a spaghetti dinner. Rumors flew, but no one died, that is, no one made public announcement of their aches. On the whole, it went over very well. NVe made over fifty dollars, enough to prove to the boys that they really could cook. Our dinner was the high light of the year, but we did many other things which proved to be suc- cessful. The beginning of the year saw the boys divided up into groups and at every meeting each group baked what they wanted. Among smells. smoke and dust, we ate royally. Pies, cakes, cookiesg most everything boys like. VVith all joking aside, the high school Chef's Club had a good year. XVe made some money, learned quite a lot and really had fun. VVith the money we earned we had a beach 'party at Silver Lake where we all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Presizlenl .... Vive Presirlffnl SI'1'fl'fl1I'y .. TfFl15llfl'7' . . . Repreventafifm' OFFICERS 44 liernard H eebner .....Elwin Glor . Donald Linsey Richard Godfrey Thomas NVilson G. A. A. I-'nnrllr rrmzx' -lzlqusixlk, XVilson, Dnnhxnn, liley, VVilson, Hooper, lieplmrt, Flynn, llc-Wes, Cannplwll. Thin! l'llQL'.' lludger, Biehl, Knnhlock, Zymowski, Conway, CJIIISCT, llrennen, lVlurphy, lidwnrds, Stringhznn, llnlmlulrrl, Vl'chlwr, liallvliiser. .S'rrumi I'll'l.L'.' B. Ulor, Serge-l, Spencer, l,uhhzl, Hey, -l. Ruling, Cooper, Colnatock, Y1lIl4ll'l ' llvyden, Uatvrrng, Sclirvihrr. Firxl rnzL'.' Dc-Y.Io, M1-lker, Pnsnewski, RL-ding, Norclin, Vlllllllllili, I,. Sums. Firrl ruqv: I.. Sixers, M. Suess, Glor, Fox, Mcl':irthy, King, Smith, Dunham, Sl'lY1lIdl'Ilf'l.L'.' VVclkm'r, K1-cm-y, St'1ll'lU Scrgcl, Spencer, XVilson, Nordin, Lowry, Pnsnewski, Zink, Dohse, Hedge.-r, VV:ulsh. Third rr1fu.'.' Smith, lignn Shrieher, Biehl, Cooper, Tholnzn, Ostertalg, Flynn, Harlolf, Perry, lleehncr, Novak. Fllllfffl l'Il'T.L'.' Sliuclholt, Rip- stcin, Furry, Schriener, l,eon:ird, Purdy, cl1ll'lllVZllt', Bishop, llxire, Searle, Stzingrziover, Leymlen, SfIlllgl'llX'Q'l' BCWLERS 45 Lyons. CHEERLEADERS This year's cheerleading group consists of eight girls, two Seniors: Elaine Thomas and Betty De Vito, three juniors: Joanne Conway, Joanne Shreder and Lorraine Suess, and three Sophomores: Cath- erine Glor, Barbara Wilson and Sally Ostertag. Carol Calkins, a sophomore was elected to replace Lor- raine Suess, who was injured during this season and was unable to participate. NVe tried out many new cheers and motions for some of our old cheers and spent much time and energy on these cheers for the games and at the games. VVe cheerleaders have planned to spend a victorious day out of town in the near future. As two of our cheerleaders, Elaine Thomas and Betty De Vito are leaving us this year, we wish to express our sincere thanks to them for the work they have done. YVe also wish to express our thanks to the faculty and to the student body for the good support they gave us during this basketball season. 46 A just plain lazy D The cuddlers G Senior play B The -If Sharps E Snowbound, no school-too bad H just skating ziroum C Innocence F Ain't we cute? l Swc-ct bribes 47 A VValking?? Where's the cruiser? H A bunch of Hat foots C Brrrr-cold ! D The monkeys and Pete E F G H Slaving away I Aw-Gee A. H. S. Farmeretts J Handsome Peek-a-boo K Outnumbered-so what? Posing L Our Hxer upper 48 A Glamour. lnc. E Three: one l Saying their prayers H Nice-e-e-e F 2 half pints J Height of :unhitiun C Slap, slap-ouch! G Jne's daily routine K Chauffeur IJ Baseball players-so they say H VVaiting for 21 pickup L Swing it, Jack, the har that i 49 oooocusouoooonoooooouooo Congramlafions 'ro Graduafes of l947 from THE OLD STAGE HOUSE ATTICA, N. Y. CompIimen+s of LAWING STUDIOS ATTICA, N. Y. Complimenfs of THE DAGWOOD BATAVIA, N. Y. 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Y. so oaoesaosuooooooo Complimenfs of SCOTT 81 BEAN BATAVIA, N. Y. DU PONT CLEANERS WYLLIE STORES, Inc Home of Free Mofh-Proofing Wifln All Dry Cleaning Complimenfs of DELUXE DRY CLEANING BATAVIA, N. Y. VERN THOMAS RUGS - LINOLEUMS Ba+avia, N. Y. Complimenfs of WATKINS HOTEL wARsAw, N. Y. Complimenfs of GRIDLEY HOTEL WARSAW, N. Y. Complimenfs of F I R E S T O N E 9 Jackson Sfreef Ph. I3l5 Bafavia, N. Y. 'A' if We wish fo +I-sank, ai' fhis fime, everyone who has cooperaied in any way +o make our Yearbook a success 'A' 'A' ttf PATRONS KATHRYN WETHERELL PATRICIA KENNEDY CATHERINE McCARTHY LUELLA W. FRENCH JEAN M. MCKINSTRY CHARLOTTE REESE BEVERLY CRANDALL JACK CRANDALL C. B. RANGER HARRY WORTZMAN SIMMS HARDWARE 58 'kiir + v.3fc. 1 ,L -1 Us V' W. 5. f .-., 1:4 I --Q. ,I , I-4... ,.'.h.-,flag . . f. II . rg .1 . r ..,..', ...iwiiwlx . . I I v I . 2,:LIA:I...I .,II. I.. -, 5 Q. . . - -I I .J .il , . I. I. I F -1 HLTII' '-'fi Ei, f 1 Ig :I Iiigie-1 -W . Y Lf 121 4b14e'LE'i'?f.'f. 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