Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY At last xt s t1me for the Class of 1950 to Vllltp 1ts page of hlstoly In the course of foul years much can happen to a class XKll1Cl1 has been as enelgetlc and re ourceful as OUIS The Off1C91S and ey ent wh1ch haye shaped ou1 cla s ale now 16001 ded he1e fo1 the beneflt of the lox e classmen and ou1 g13.l'1ClCl11lClI611 In 1046 our F1 eshman year the class sought lefuge ln Room 311 Nlr Bal ons Iecttue Poom Thele was no bettel place fo1 a group of fledgllngs to start then 1'I1bl1 School ca1ee1 Vlr Barons lVI1s I C Cxandall and M1 L B Fox w ere oul cl ss 3ClY1SO1S They were fun and humol ed us poo1 freshmen along but thev also capablv gulded us thxough a successful masquerade pal ty ln the fall and a hay11de 1n the sp! 1ng Our class off1ce1s were Presldent Webbe Grlff 1n V1ce PI6Slfl91'1'E Leo Blady Treasurer Carol Cooper Secretalv lVIur1el Spen cer Representatly es Jean GQISQ and George Rlce For our Sophomole Year we moved around the cornel to Poom 316 There under Mlss Kennedy s watchful eye we began to become more sure of oursely es as a class and as lndnlduals llfI1SS Kennedy and Mrs Crandall were our advlsors that year Together they brought us through a dance an assembly and even 1st pr1ze 1n The Senlor Stunt Nlght Program The offlcers for the year 1947 1948 were Presldent Carol Cooper V109 Presldent George Rlce Treasurer Leo Brady George Our Junlor Year found us st1ll ln Room 316 under MISS Kennedy s dlrectlon Thls was the year We began to regard monetary dealmgs Wlth a good deal of re spect and awe Our here to fore meager treasurv began to expand as we fllled the tlll w 1th proceeds from the sale of penclls Jackets tee shlrts and kerchlefs and from two successful bake sales and the Junlor Prom The class also undertook a I'6l1g10L1S program at Chrlstmas and of course the annual Junlor Senlor Banquet All th1s was undel the superwlslon of MISS Kennedy and Mr Cal mme Yengo The class off1cers for our Junlor Year were Presldent Robert George Vlce Presldent Jean Gelse Secretary Shlrley Balzhlser Treasurer Rose Becker Representa tlves Maxlne Clark and Reld Kmg and Social Chalrman Carol Cooper At last 1n our fourth vear most of the or1g1nal class had Sl1I'V1V6Cl and reached the Sacred Senlor Sanctuary Room 300 From these headquarters un der M1 Fow s caleful gu1dance we launched a full scale campalgn to ralse funds for the treasury It IS a class w 1sh to be able to leave somethlng for the school as a token of our gratltude when We leave In the meantlme we had the trlp and many other actlvltles 1n mlnd Rlght at the beglnnmg of the vear we held a dance two moyle beneflts and then the Senlor Play May All The Llghts Be Green Then after the mlddle of the vear we began the sale of cakes to the State Prlson Th1s enterprlze alone grossed us a great deal In late March The Annual Fashlon Show brought 1n close to a hundred dollars Phe class officers for the vear19491950 were Presldent Re1d Klng V106 Presldent Jean Gelse T1 easul er Rose Becker Secretary MHXIDQ Clark and Representatlves Mur1el Spencer and George Rlce Mr Fox was class advlsor and to h1m we owe a great deal fo1 he was always patlent and dld what was rlght for us Thus ends thls resume of four years wlth a successful class We hope other classes wlll proflt from ezIpe11ence and expert gu1dance the same as we have From w ork1ng together as a class all of us have learned thlngs wh1ch w 111 be lnvaluable to us later as 1nd1v1duals and to turn out capable c1t1zens IQ a goal for wh1ch any school should strlve 1 4 L. 7 1 L Q 1 V 'N ' . 1 . 1 t I, I . S 4. .M .M - S 7 Y 1 . S . , 1 Q 1 1 ' V yu 1 n ' Q .,I . i Q v 1 'V 1 . - U I , C L . I I , A . - , Q I ' 1 1 ' A 1 L . L . v. 4 , , x . cr u A 1 ' my 4 15. P 1 n , ,K .s e u A ' ' aI I ' . f ' ' ' ' I 5 . . u t X' If va' ' Q' ' .N v s ' yn ' - v ' 7 A ' . ' 1 ' 1 yu 1 . 1 ' - 7 7 Q, 7 7 7 Q7 , I, I . I , n . , 'fu 7 v y v - 7 I , C , , I . . 7 7 ' 7 7 0 f - 7 7 7 7 7 7 Secretary, Shlrley Balzhlserg and Representatlves, Beverly Glor and Robert . . . . , . . I . Y Y Y - . Y - n , K7 7 7 . I , . 9 ' ' . . ' ' 7 f 9 1 . . . - ' V 7 7 7 7 7 v 7 r ' - K 1 v 7 L ' 1 1 - v ' 1 , 1 . v . . I . I , I . I , . Y ' v 7 Y. . . u N . 7 7 7 77 ' v ' 7 v 7 ' . , , . , . . , . ' Q ' v a 9 a . . . , . 7 7 7 ' 7 7 . 7 . . Y Y . . . , , 5. 1 a . . 1 . I . I . L v . I . 7