Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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ealtk -W Mrs. Corinne Henncberg and Mrs. Valeda Joyce nMay I have some graph paper?u--uPlease give me a cash box for tonightW-- Hoh, I don't feel wellin -- 'Can I help it if I forgot my dentist appointment?H These remarks and many like them are constantly being shouted or whispered in the direction of the four ladies who take care of the clerical and health needs for our school-a big job indeed! These four wonderful people are Miss Thelma Beglinger, Mrs. Manetta Gramm, Mrs. Valeda Joyce and Mrs. Corinne Henne- berg. Thelma Beglinger and Mrs. Gramm take care of the clerical work. They take care of records, keep lost and found articles, and do numerous other jobs. Besides her regular clerical work, Thelma also did the typing of this yearbook- Cthat in itself is a big job, and we wish to thank her for her untiring efforts The task of keeping the student body in good physical condition falls on the school nurse, Mrs. Joyce and the dental hygienist, Mrs. Henneberg. Mrs. Joyce takes home students who become ill, attends to physical examinations and eye examinations. Mrs. Henneberg attends to the dental health of the student body. - Mrs Manetta Gramm and Miss Thelma Beglinger M ice fa.

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STPVDING: Q.C1ark, Erkkila, Novak, R.Clark, Andrews, Domes S FTED: Disbrow, Seligman, King fic 4 Zalucafcdnla. MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS OF ATTICA HIGH SCHOOL For the first time in the history of the Torch, a picture of the Board of Education is included. We, the members of the Board, are most happy to be made a part of this fine publica- tion. We feel that every student in our school can be proud to know that he is participating in one or more of the many activities depicted on the pages of this book. The Board has tried to provide good teachers and adequate materials to im- plement a complete and well-rounded program of education for all our boys and girls. Sometimes it may seem to some people that we have fallen short of achieving this end. If this is the case, the reason is certainly not the lack of interest or any desire on our part to stint our program to the detriment of any of our students. we know that many of our children must attend classes in rooms which are not as adequate as modern standards demand. we sincerely hope that steps can be taken soon to improve these conditions. we appreciate the efforts of the administration and faculty which have, we be- lieve, enabled us to carry on a good school program in spite of our handicaps. The members of the Board of Education feel confident our school will move forward into broader and brighter fields of educational endeavor. This can be done only with the full cooperation of faculty, students and parents. SUPERINTENDENT - MR. VICTOR H. BLOM

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-4 With the addition of four new teachers to rule over a new kinder- garten, sixth grade, seventh grade, and part of the physical education depart- ment, the A.H.S. faculty began its hard work for the year 1952--1953. Altogether there are forty-five teachers who over- see one thousand and nine anxious stu- dents. The faculty formed a Teachers' Association in September, and elected as officers: President--Mrs. Charlotte B. Rangerg Vice President--Miss Paula LabuzzettagSecretary--Miss Joyce Loveg Treasurer--Mr. Loren Manchester. The association meets on the second Wed- nesday of every month. we wish to thank the faculty for co-operating with us in all of our activities and guiding us through the school year. BELOW: M . Beauman, Mr. Parlato, Mr. King, Mrs. Ranger, M . 0'Connor ABOVE: Mr. Dowling Mrs. Drosendahl M s. Norris