Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

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She has been more than a music instructor to the students at Attica, giving them friendship and understanding at all times, as well as love for the fun in music, has been her goal. To Miss Pollock go the deepest thanks and appreciation of all A.C.S. The second is Mr. Robert Taylor, science teacher, and, for the last three and one-half years, and advisor to the Class of l95h. Mr. Taylor has worked unceasingly with our class in its money-raising projects through the years. He has been a patient, thorough, and fun-loving science teacher to hundreds of students. Words alone cannot express our gratitude to Mr. Taylor. L l 5 DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES GRADES DISTRICT SCHOOLS SPORTS ACTIVITIES Q THEME We chose a circus theme for our yearbook this b year GCBUSS., HS SOIIB One so appropriately put it, our four years in high school have been one big circus. we had our serious moments and deriv d e a great deal from our high school education, but no matter how hard we tried, we were monkeying around like clowns. The Class of 195h has used the circus theme for many social functions, and it seemed natural to carry it over into the NTorchW for 19511. 6 ' X N I f w N 4, I M. lml f Y I V I g N l 1 IH r I '. r , l M Y 'i3 vJf,f It ' W m efW . W mint Ill! H V J! t m, A . ,' MU' . M 'W W H ' i 'L M f 6 AEM W' mmwmnwwf UZ' W Q N. F, M ' I , f Z uw 'TIN 'X M1 I I if J br PH h W ffl W .,l. 1 nmrllfm-,VUNNVW Y J I I ll! 2 W' 'IJ . f Fil . I'1' 1 'f'Al.'x:yl'5gM-,' 'A -, Y 'S' ,lfml imI7l iwimglw:WWMM fl H WI P H I 'lllwlli ,L.L.A.s.Lx.n.: r i k M It ' i'l ,1'A 1 Wi U , 1 ' ' ff- lvnvyw- fLQ Wilfm H M ' ' M Jin rm'Il.I.N' M'lQqp1lg:ll3 f wr , I fill 'hy' ,l r' ,.....-. IIUWV 'il ,......--f Q ljlM.1MIT ulvI - ,mlvwf,li' fw' V UMW' 'll P Q I l 1,'ALr,'wW ff- MR. VICTOR H. BLOM .-5 fy-F ff 5 C 7 if m if X ..2!.... ,X 8 K X f QQ 4.- V The first Board of Officials for the Central School District was elected in June, 1953. The elected officials include President, Murlin W. Seligmang Vice-President, Edwin Francis, Victor Andrews, Clerk, Burt F. Dis- browg and Victor Andrews, Irvin E. Domes, Albert Joller, Mrs. Mary Perl and Ainsworth Sondericker. Their primary duties are employment of teachers and other school personnel. They determine policies for the school year and plan the budget and expenditures for the districts. The big problem immediately ahead of them is the planning of a building program for the district. This Board faces numerous responsibilities. Among many, the largest is to accommodate the parents, faculty and students of this area. It is only through our cooperation that they can make our educational program a successful one. STANDING: Andrews, Domes, Joller, Sondericker, Francis SEATED: Disbrow, Seligman, Mrs. Perl 'FD M . PETER KING, PRINCIPAL You have gone to school and graduated during a time when the activities and methods of teaching in the public schools of our country have been receiving much discussion and some criticism. It is true that our schools have changed in the course of a generation just as other organizations in our life and society have changed. You have been fortunate in attending a school which is rather formal and traditional in operation and has not turned too far up the road marked, nModern.N This school believes that a pupil's experience should be, primarily, one of learning and that teachers are employed and directed to teach the students. The preparation of lessons, regular attendance and good conduct are considered basically sound in the train- ing of every individual. Each of you has progressed under this system. I urge you to recall your school experiences in the years directly ahead and weigh carefully those that were of greatest value to you. What would you change in our system? How would you improve its opportunities? Your answers will help direct plans for the growth and progress of our school system in whatever changes are to be made. ' VICEE e dgk E gf MRS. JOYCE - JAMES Fox 2 .....i Y xc' Our office staff - the most important part-- Xfff - golly, it's hard to write an article about our office . and health staffs. They are certainly two of the busiest groups in the school. People walk in and 4 out of the office a hundred times a day asking for simple little things that they could perfectly well do for themselves.- These minor annoyances only serve ' to drive Miss Beglinger and Mrs. Haupt-man to the madhouse. Mrs. Joyce may join them on their Journey, --::.,,, after coping with the sick kids running down and the tardy ones or the school skippers running in. Mrs. Henneberg helps hold fort in the last half of the year. She's our Dental Hygienist. Whatever anyone thinks, we like our staffs and wish them all the luck in the world. swam 25 55 10 7 , Miss Russell, Miss Drilling, Mrs. Tiffany, Miss Holt, Mrs. Vanvalkenburg, Miss Smith, Mrs. Rider, Mrs. Cowles Mrs. Walters, Miss Labuzzetta, Mrs. Mac Laughlin, Mr. King, Mrs. Spohn, Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Beaumont Mrs. Schwedt, Mrs. North, Mrs. Deci, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Hyland, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Yenson 11 Last Fall approximately sixty faculty members of Attica Central School formed an organization called WThe Teachers Agsociation.' The following were elected as leaders of the group: President, Paula Labuzzetta- Vice- President, Loren Manchesterg Secretary, Doris Spohng Treasurer, Lois Hamilton. , The group meets once a month for the double purpose of betterin th h g e sc ool and for enjoying themselves. Since this is the first year of centralization in this school, the faculty has worked hard but have found time for a fall picnic and a Christmas Party. O Mr. Frank, Mr. Fox, Mr. Macomber, Mr. ' Manchester, Mrs. Wiecjorek, Mrs. Clark, fc Miss Miller rn' Mr. Beauman, Miss Montalto, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Youngs, Miss Pollock STANDING: Hr. Taylor, Er. House, Mrs. Joyce SEATED: Mrs. Gardner, Miss French, Miss Leonard, Miss Langerman, Mrs. Rhebergen, Mrs . Smith A ' 12 ae. QYEB' ESE 7 Nm' . RTYSQ EN 435- QES5 X535 ' QNL ue' J 5 N160 .GTA B999 X595 CU-T mu CUSTODIANS When the bolts are missing, the springs are loose, or the windows won't close, out goes a call for Mr. Gay or Mr. Vetter. When the stomachs of the hungry students begin to send out SOS signals, then the trusty crew in the cafeteria under the directions of Hrs. Elsie Fargo swings into action. These capable workers are on the job from morning until night keeping our school in tip top condition. 13 fQ 2, ide X U 5 rm. GAY - Ma. VETTER 'oval way' he mailbo mea 486 1 I 'rn not mad 'od' 1 X doesn ' n afrgf-:thing 0,9 Q QP new 52,06 Q5 - 1. If ZESOQI., 801' minor 06,6 3900, It T 96.21, X2 be 53178 bein bop 1 vide COUCS P? SEN F95 O 6 M nfx I Q33 ' 2' SENIOR CLASS H STORY The Seniors of 19574 entered the school with a bang. Everyone was pushed along by our high spirits, including our advisors, they got pushed the most. In our Freshmen year, we held Uthen Freshmen Party, and a Bake Sale. Wayne warner was elected President, Lorraine Pruchnowski, Veep, Lee Andrews, Secretary, Jack Novak, Treasurer, and the representatives were Joan Stedman and Roger Burg. In our Sophomore year we looked forward, with great enthusiasm, to when we would be Juniors! That year we elected Wayne Werner as President, Francis Pieri as Veep, Jack Novak as Treasurer, Lee Andrews as Secretary, and Carol Hay and Roger Burg as representatives. We held bake sales and Square Dances, which turned out quite well considering how worried our advisors were. Aa Juniors we really went to town in making money. We held sweat shirt, button, and emblem sales, two square dances, our Junior Prom, and the Junior- Senior Banquet. The people who led us in these projects were: President, Wayne Werner, Veep, Roger Burg, Treasurer, Jack Novak, Secretary, Edith Youngs, and the Class Representatives, Elaine Austin and Roger Burg. Our advisors were Mr. Taylor and Mr. Abraham. Seniors! Hurrah, we made it! As Seniors we elected Wayne Werner, Jack Novak and Roger Burg to the same offices as before. The new ones were Mary Kirby, Secretary, Donna Green, Representative, Francis Pieri, Veep. In our Senior Year we held bake sales, square dances, the Senior Ball, the Senior Play, and went on our Senior Trip. ' T Next stop, the cruel, cold world, but will we love it! When we were Freshmen, looking ahead at the next four years, the time seemed endless. looking back now, however, those same years have flown by. - ' 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Novak, Kirby, Green, Pieri, Werner, Burg www, nr mn? 0 , ,' an Vf S - A Q . ADVISOR - Mr. Robert Taylor sam DANIEL ACQUARD ELAINE AUSTIN 54166 WILLIAM BECKER PAUL BRONSDN QQWP LEE ANDREWS fzz , my ESB E3 1 5 WW NEIL EASTMAN tg. ll M MSI JOHN CIESZKE SHIRLEY DUSCHEN .grawx E Em DUANE CANNON , Z1 NORMAN EMBT ROGER BURG Bee? If ,, IRENE GRAFF Wf LEROY HAHN GRACE HARDY HARVEY HEAD me HAR lf Qmw norm GREEN 19 JJ ROBERT HARDER HENRY JANES DAVID HILLMAN Qi: JZZM RI CHARD HEUBUSCH ll 2 i 6, JUDI TH HOY ! 1 I X . MARILYN HIGGINS ' EW f wa THOMAS JANES 4 gf ,W A pq if x Qllfw CZ? fig S NORMAN NENGS DONALD JENNINGS vw. ,7L0'W ' 'ZLM4 BARBARA KLEIN PAUL LYONS 7:A1f6 ll ,, 6LhLl.1 MARY KIRBY www M ll NORMA LUCE GAII. OLDMAN LEONA NEVINGER 2 .. :E U ,gif DEANNE HOLINARI 'fu 7'I0lfk, JOHN NOVAK WMM, PAUL MURPHY FRANCIS PIERI v6 ,, JOH WASH f ff 1' ' :I X ,,ZaQvxj DEAN SAWYEH JOAN STEDMAN ROBERT WAGNER M CAROL SIMET THE M! A G ....1-.- .CAL EDITH SWARTZ ELAINE 'HENDELEN .. MMD ,, GARY WOLCOTT If Zim-f fWfH6fi77liA?AJ -1 WAYNE WERNER If EDITH YOUNGS if I BEVERLY WILSON L J Biggest Heartbreaker Noisiest Friendliest Shyest Peppiest Babies of the Class Most Admired Best Physique Most Popular Best Looking Most Humorous Best Dancern' Cutest Best Dresser Best Athlete Most Likely to Teacher's Pet Most Talkative Most B illiant Laziest Succeed Most Argumentative Most Dignified Biggest Bluffer Most mischievous Most Iovesick Dreamiest Skips School Most Best Future Wife Best Future Husband WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Q Jack Novak Neil Eastman Jack Novak Norman Mengs Neil Eastman Francis Pieri Wayne Werner Carl Beck Jack Novak Jack Novak Francis Pieri Neil Dean Jack Carl Paul Paul Dean Paul Eastman Sawyer Novak Beck Bronson Bronson Sawyer Bronson Robert Harder Dean Sawyer David Glor Dean Sawyer Neil Eastman Jack Wash ,- Robert Harder Duane Cannon Jack Novak 25 QE Gail Old an Carol Simet Mary Kirby Edith Swartz Elaine Austin Deanne Molinari Gail Oldman Gail Oldman Elaine Austin Gail Oldman Norma Luce Edith Youngs Donna Green Gail Old an Edith Youngs Deanne Molinari Deanne Molinari Carol Simet Joan Stedman Grace Hardy Norma Luce Joan Stedman Edith Youngs Norma Luce' Donna Green Judy Hoy Edith Youngs Judy Hoy WILL We, the Senior Class of the Attica Central School, in the County of Wyoming, 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 1 ITEM 1 ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM 1 1 l 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1: 1 l 1 We leave all debts, funeral expenses, etc. to the Junior Class. I, Norma Luce, do will and bequeath m ability to get along with Mr. Beauman to Margaret Erkkila. I, Dee Molinari, do will and bequeath my ability to be in everything to any- one who wants it. I, Donna Green, do will and bequeath my ability to get into small places to John Gatgen. I, Paul Bronson, do will and bequeath my ability to play football to Jim Dempsey. I, Carl Beck, do will and bequeath my ability to wrestle to Marilyn Wind. I, Carol Simet, do will and bequeath my height to Moya Hollenbeck. I, Jack Novak, do will and bequeath m ability to agitate to Walter Olszewski. I, Beverly Wilson, do will and bequeath my lovesickness to Killer Jaquay. I, Mary Kirby, do will and bequeath my ability to make out to Martha Dadd. I, Paul Murphy, do will and bequeath my way with women to Ace Herman. I, Babe Pieri, do will and bequeath m ability to talk to Norm Beglinger. I, Eadie Youngs, do will and bequeath m ability to collect rings to Lyn Iflgoger Burg, do will and bequeath my speed and coord nation to Dale I?o:g?ne Werner, do will and bequeath my ability to tell stories to Diane Iiggizz Wash, do will and bequeath my refreshment stand to the Junior IiagEe.tndrews, do will and bequeath my ability to sleep to anyone who nee 1 . I, Elaine Austin, do will and bequeath my ability to stick to one man to Sandy Spohn. Neil Eastman, do will and bequeath m ability to rebound to Bob Diggins. Gail Oldman, do will and bequeath my dimples to Cairn Eastman. I, Joan Stedman, do will and bequeath my quick temper to Janie Glor. I, Robert Wagner, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. O'Connor to Carole Wald. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath our air cushions to the incoming Freshman Class. This gives them four years to sell them. I, 1, Lastly, we hereby appoint Mr. Taylor 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: Jipaiazaaffeff i27P7 '4LIun,Lh p94v71x2 ,44LCfW' ,buff-UV 26 41. A 55 bk sa Q Ag' 9 00 6 , 5 ' CCDIT JUN! PS AWB 90 OFFIC gelow ERS, W .I l alter -771 Win 0182 d 653 . , David gilg June Ful . sell, Thojington, E S bei dna 3 e f , ' ' ' ', ,Q NA .,g , . l xp 33 .,, 45 - x '32 .. ' C-ff -,N -- we ii-31. --'-' TOP RGW: Mr. Parlato, Stringham, Watkins, VanOstberg, Snyder 1ST ROW: Wind, Romesser, Stencel, Naylor, Young, Smith, Steves, Russell, Middlebrook 28 ' Perl, Swartz, Rupert, Wehner, TOP ROW: Bigelow, Hubbard, Fox, Durkee, Graziplene, Eley, Hooven, Diggins, Tdssell, Brei, Dempsey, Bateman, Dudek, Bauer, Craig 1ST ROW: Mrs. Clark, Held, Hollenbeck, George, Duschen, B onn, Almeter, Bagg, Daggett, Eastman, Boskat, Fullington In . TOP Row. 22 53? King Mbysns Ugg ' VB ydejfs Janesner quay-, Mfr ST RW ph? Jana 'f Naxos' Lvndber L b a X81-sch lg? 're1i'ceLes8ez- J lliin ' Kogf 1 Janes 6, TOP ROW: Mr. Parlato, Guertin, Reisdorf, Olszewski, Treat, Norton, Slocum, Schwab, Peck, Ronald Smith 1ST ROW: Richard Smith, Youngers, Standish, Wald, Volk, Schum, Ripstein Mel J Hbigkuh SOPH 0 ORES W9 -of --1? fvf' econ? KK VD 1 if!!! -, .1i TOP ROW: Hrs. Rhebergen, Leitner, I-Iickox, Meisner, Knapp, Kehl, Hopkins, Get-gen, Hillman, Metzger, Martin, Hendershott, Gildner 1ST ROW: Murphy, Jennings, Kriger, Mahoney, Murawski, Heller, Lapp POP ROW: Mr. Manchester, Charles Becker, Daniel, Doell, Fuest, Beck, Beglinger, Carl Becker, Bookmiller, Dimick, Austin, Bennion, Cochrane, DuPont 1ST ROW: Glor, Almeter, Dadd, Cramer, Burr, Borowriak, L.Becker, Alwardt, Boskat, Boxler O OO, O oO Sli O0 0 0 00 Q- -17- -. -' CLASS OFFICERS: Jane Glor, Thomas Bennion, Karen Logel, Richard Molinari, Nancy Guertin, John Gatgen TOP ROW: Mr. O'Connor, Wilson, Schiltz, Perl, Staerr, C. Stedxpan, Trauscht, Rood,f D.Spencer, White, Zehler, Glor, F.Stedman, Norton, Spigzk, Huff 1ST RUN: Price. E. Spencer, Guertin, Wendelen, Reisdorf, Farrington, Willard, VanSon, Quinn, Winiecki X TOP ROW: Hrs. Rhebergen, R. McDonald, Herman, Molinari, McCulloch, Hanley, Fugle 1ST RUN: P.McDona1d, Miller, llurphy, June Janish, Jean Janish, Logel, Humbert, Izydorczak 31 1 F RESH M CLASS OFFICERS: John West , JoAnn Novak, Gary Walker, Margo Rood , Barbara Seligman, Carl Fugle TOP ROW: Mr. Fox, D. 'Nelke Janes, Simet, B.Rykert, West, Gaczewski, R.Stepp, Walker, R,Rykert, Treat, Smith 1ST ROW: Sangbush, Ryan, Zehler, Priscilla Welker, Phyllis Welker, Trauscht, Spohn, Seligman, Rood ABSENT: W.Stepp F rs QW Yr. W .0 TOP ROW: lliss French, Gadomski Hoffmeister, Fox, Eastman, I-Ialler, Joyce , Hall, Fugle, Gill 1ST ROW: Jennings, Glessing, Gildner, Glor, I-Hxest, Erkkila, George TOP ROW: Mr. House, Hartle, Knab, Sheer, Mullett, Price, Mooney, Peck, Dickes, Grover, Reynolds 1ST ROW: Laskowsld., Petz, Linsey, Almeter, Kohlhagen, Lippold, Rood, Lawall, Clark, Quade TOP ROW: Mr. House, J.Reisdorf, J.Becker, Pilc, Merle, Merkle, Kehl, Leyden, Mills, Lyons, . Parrish 1ST RUN: Miller, Hamilton, M.Becker, Martin, K.Reisdor-f, Novak, King, Nichols Y, YYY X TOP ROW: Miss Leonard, Dudek Burkey, Dempsey, Bowen, DeLong, Fluker, Balzhiser, Calkins, Domes, Cramer 1ST ROW: Duschen, Brunner, Austin, B ady, Amico, Bird TOP HOW: Mr. Fox, R.Wa1ker, Royce, Snyder, Shaner, Siebel, Thomas, Standish, Tys, Padak, Switzer, Tallman 1ST ROW: Seewaldt, Miller, Palmer, Schreiner, L.Wa1ker, George, Somerhalder 34 42 fx 'Q F 4- I D F' Q-Iv C W 1 G TOP ROW: Mr. Geer, Mrs. Spohn, McRae, Spink, Mooney, Matteson, Clark, Petrie , Daniel, Mattie, Librock 1ST ROW: llcEZ1wain, Pope, Madigan, Burr, Werner, Janes, Brown, Calmes, DeLong, Meyers , TOP ROW: Mrs. Spohrg, Mr. Geer, Mustonen, Dailey, Ryan, Heineman, Scudder, Boss, ,. Jaquay, Wood, Cannon, Burgess, Vanostberg, Gassman 1ST ROW: Merle, Geor S encer, 89 P Burg, Cortright, Scofield, Morrison, Wilson, Page, Biehl, Beck 36 TOP RCW: Mrs. Austin, Lehman, Molinari, Kriger, Steves, Wheeler, Smith, Calmes, Vetter, Sierk, Maurer, Reynolds, Sawyer, Weber 1ST ROW: Stalhood, Ticen, Stroh, Riber, Schmidt, Stockholm, Werner, Shattuck, Gwynne P 9 1 S J , 'v i I X A- eg S W i Luv I ,. 1 9 1 Q, ,, e V i-'g,.-'il .11- TOP ROW: Mrs. Austin, Godf Geise, Almeter, Lapp, Gerhardt, Hahn, Kerwin, Heller, B onn, Henneberg, Glor, Bird 1ST ROW: Boskat, Burgio, Ochal, Granville, Reding, Merle, Davis, Parrish, Mooney rey, ' Y- L 5 D F! 1 i W1 7 1 Pxbfjn K 1 W 'A x ix Q S., R253 , ' N 've K X' - V i-Y xi Q, .do XX I kj VN xh EN K TOP ROW: Mrs. Wiecjorek, Fullington, D.Fug1e, Graff , Hauger, Janes, Koerner, 'iran- ville, Kempf, Johnson, Higgins, James, Gerard, Fridman, R. Higgins , Jordan, Knickerbocker 1sT Row! M.Fug1e, A.King, D. Gardner, I.Gargdxgar, Hall, Knapp, J .King ,yjlavrthorne , Hathaway 5' X tx ' J K Ing A f g X3 x K' N ,, N QQ X xx . K W4 T. X TOP ROW: Miss Montana, Lapp, X' Richter, Matteson, Miller, Page, E.Merk1e, Meisner, Newton, Korytkowski, Reding, Pope, Petherick, Newell JST ROW: Mayer, J .-Page, Pqrrish, llaxon, Mills, Hader, McRae, B.Merk1e, Leitner, Myers, Merle, xx Lindebauer, Qxlszeygki if kj ,A Q If J e Q N 9 3 N' 'Q' I5 3 5' U sq R if Gi YJ X X.: N TOP ROW: Mrs. Lincoln, Smith, Taylor, Straw, Rood, VanSon, Snyder, Reding, Stebbins, Young, Wolcott, Rzepka, Schuessler 1ST ROW: Stedman, Rupert, Somerhalder, Shattuck, Wilson, D.Smith, Tharnish, R.Rood, Spencer, Scharping, Welker, Sherman, Ruff, Stockholm f ' 1 X 11 N , t b S- l 1 I- Q, t N 3x . ' -X TOP ROW: Mr. Panek, Fitzgerald, Fluker, Fazackerly, Clark, DuPont, Baetzold, Dudek, Beck, Brown, Begg, Badd, Calmes, Bauer, Abendschein, Duschen, Bissell 1ST ROW: Dickes, Foster, Bennion, Clarke, Eldredge, Alrneter, Erlckila, Baker, Feasted, Barrett N S-4 I w , , . QDUUDH 1 1 f' l ,.. , I Z I 4 4 1' I l A F ' I 1 - K- -'M' 1- ' V lL1 . - -- - Ai-5 TOP ROW: gZgg3T,M2:r1?:ighHiggins, Baker, Farrington, Slocum, Wheeler, MTH ROW: Schlick, Kraus, Glor, West BRD Rf-W2 IUSPS, G0?d-ridge, Taylor, Janes, P.Baker 2ND RUN: Rzegka, K1me, Johnson, Humbert, Quade 1ST ROW: Gwynne, Gephart, Trausoht BACK RCW: Sondericker, VanSon, Stedman, Madigan, Craig, Welker, Joyce, Disinger, Barrett, Mrs. North BRD ROW: Shaw, Shattuck, Tiffany, Jennings, Hickox ' ZND ROW: VanOstberg, Putnam, Snyder, Knapp, Drew 1ST ROW: Beck, Jensen, Geise, Clark 40 A 4 sn mas. DECI - GRADE o . .L-.. STANDING: Hamilton, Standish, Laughlin, VanSon, Walker, Heubusch, Weber, Meisner, Merle, Mrs. Deci, Beaumont, John Gadomski, Jerome Gadomski, Hollenbeck, 4 Eldredge, VanNostrand ' 2N'D ROW: Humbert, Reding, Tortorice, Noblee 1ST ROW: Pierce, Merkle, Spencer, VanGe1der ' MRS. SCHWEDT - GRADE S BACK ROW: Gildner, Stephens, Plone, Nichols, Wheeler, -Yablonsky, Mrs. Schwedt J BRD ROW: Gadomski, Greil, Francis, Ochal, Martle ' -f emn ROW: Humberz, Godfrey, Mullen, miner, sueinbaugh 1 n 1ST ROW: Zoeller, Snyder, Lawrence , : 3 2 I 1 A 41 e 4.J T jg D I X jx if n n N n n D -1? 3 mas. Dmwowr - GRADE 5 A Q A U , BACK ROW: urs. Beaumont, Hannabarg, Frank, Davis, Racing, Baker - , , n MTH ROW: Knickerbocker, Merle , Darling, Nichols Q 4 QQ ' D BRD now: Glor, Molinari, 'rerun-ici, Charles B 0 ' 2ND ROW: Kan, Dodge, calmaa, Kryman V 1ST ROW Wood, Petrie, Holden, Vetter ' 'T O Q 1.1 . O C X o' D A 0 0 0 1 V ij,-t:- O 6 W 3--+ 'T 6 C T. Q- 7' r D ,ffl V . :a,.a1a1-if'-:,,,, f' D ea-. X sl 5-fn'-D 'E?lf?- 1 BACK ROW : BRD RCW: 2ND RCN: 1ST ROW: 'mss LABUZZEPTA - GRADE 5 Miss Labuzzetta, Sehum, Steggs, Creek, Rood, Foster, Burg, Reynolds, Gardner, Reiner, Cherry, Quinn Myers, Baker, King, VanSon, James, Erkkila Fluker, Greene H jf Pentney, Lehman ,,-' ' ' K A2 A f JW 1 0 x mms. WALTERS - GRADE h STANDING: Kelsey, Powlison, Sherman, Hardy, Martin, Mrs. Walters 6 B 14TH ROW: Tharnish, Eck, Herman, Biehl 5 BRD ROW: Record, Ticen, Ryan, Hey ., J 2ND ROW: Youngers, Nader, Wiecjorek, Gardner ,K-'V 1ST ROW: Sondericker, Janes, R.Martin, Bliss 4 ' rn STANDING: Mrs. llaclaughlin, Plowe, LaWa11, Rood, Janes, Mayer, VenGe1der X O IIT!-I now: 3111: now 2NDx Row 1s'r now Tortorice, Wilson, Zoeller, Gardner, VanOstberg, Disinger, Olszewski Spencer, Schaffer, Harder, Herrington, Eastman, Sonricker Doell, llerkle, Standish, Roth, Reding T.Merk1e, Scofield L3 rms. ACKER - GRADE h V STANDING: Foley, Rykert, Creek, Kota, Colton, Dun, Hrs. Acker, Stephens, Stenoel, Steves, Holden N SEATED: Pieri, Snyder, Merle, Beglinger, Merkle, West, Domes, Newell T e.'. M N, Sw- eg 1: . es-zaw z' S -- . ,SN .. to HS S Q ' Haig H .gsm i- Higxdb 6 X C lj lllllflnlunlllll' i HRS. GARDNER STANDING: Lesser, Mrs.Gardner, Yost, Mader, Taylor, Hendershoiot, Hoagland, Hahn, Ham, Posenjak, Rood, Rifenburg, R.Clark, Thompson 3RD ROW: Welker, Froxmick, Baker, Beck, T.Clark, Calmes 2ND ROW: Begg, Colton, Head, Pfaff, Green, Wise, Brady 1ST RCM: Goodridze. Jones, Merle, Wiecjorek M. X, X urss surra - GRADE 3 TOP ROW: HSS Smif-h, Linda Han, Clark, ommn, Reiner, Pownson, stages, Qjvv G.Ryan, D.Ryan 3RD ROW: Calmes, Sherman, Blujus 2N ROY: Davis. Drew- McJnvv N-.. W X lk N X 1 N N MRS. HYLAND - GRADE 3 TOP ROW: Steves, Murtha, Klas, Jacoby, Mrs. Hyland 2ND ROW: Humbert, Kriger, Markle, Petrie, Kelsey, Bagg, Green, Muller 1ST ROW: Creek, Hawthorne, Meisner, Morrison I L5 MRS. VAN VALKENBURG GRADE 2 BACK ROW Hopkins, Newell, Spriegel, Iyons, Nichols h'rH Row BRD ROW 2N1J Row IST now L 1 MISS HOLT - GRADE 2 STANDING: Hubbard, Ryan, Petherick, Miss Holt MTH ROW: Schaffer, Fridman, Nobles, James, Wagner, VanOstberg 3RD ROW: Jacuzzo, Wassink, Jordan, Hollenbeck, Bliss, Jaros, Sonricker Y Y, A, - 2ND ROW: Mooney, Gadomski, Gassman, Andrews, Mustonen, Schmiegel, Yost 1 - Q 'V 53- 1 4 , - XQQQ t A ir ' 4' 'T Q -i- 'QI l 1' . .... 'U 0 I J' -as ...fy L 'T I. 0 Q ,rfb Q I MISS DRILLING STANDING: Reine-, .f----, -V-D--, ---- -- ---- --D f rf STH ROW: S.Tay1or, Willard, Schneller, Brei, Collings 14TH ROW: W.'I'ai1er, NcJury, Frieday, Mayer- 3RD ROW: Calmes, Peck, Morrison, Dodge, Stencel, Angel, Creek, Glor 2ND ROW: Korythowski, Hickox, Maxon, Wise 1ST ROW: Baker, Walborn, Heder, Reiter ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Sharon LeFort and Roger Durfee 47 FV I X XX ,x X I O Q + do a a .. xi L mas. RIDER - GRADE 1 cf W A STANDING: Mrs. Rider, Fridman, VanGe1der, C.Putnam, L.Putnam 0,0 Q: HTH ROW: Churchill, Becker, Ochal, Welker , Y 3RD ROW: Heubusch, Potter, Martin, Perry Q 9 u zrm Row R.c1ar-14, Fm-gnome, urf, seagert ,,. Q X J. I' 1s'r now uuniak, Jensen, ld.C1ark, n.c1a.1-k -' b KX X yr ABSENT: Gary Somerhalder, Linda Waby, Richard Stablewski -4. . NK . C. 'MVK 'Xu V u 5' Q, A V - are awe S K-,jx ,N ly V' ' TW xx 'T xv X 1 N ' , Q3 N l ' of x N nz-F-M ,f BACK ROW: George, Angel, Perry, Matwson, Rifenburg, Glasser 3RD -ROW: Wagner, Grafly, Fox, Blum, Mayer, Bart-,Q 2ND ROW: Vickery, Fitzgerald, Stockholm, Geise, Merle, Kelsey 1 E , W 1ST ROW: Green, Halstead, Trzecieski, Vogel ' T xl , STANDING: Mrs. Yenson, Jacoby, Powlison J,-fx. X I W , 3, K I x X11 W Q N X 48 Il 94 MRS. DAVIES - KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW: Reiner, Thomas B onn, Timothy Brown, Gardner, P.Pfaff, Brenner, Lamb, Smith, Hensen, Mrs. Davies, L.Pfaff, Stedman 1ST ROW: Bohlen, Urf, Robe, Nichols, Gostomski, Gadomski, Creek, Muniak, Holden, Perry, Schm lzle MRS. COWLES - KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW: Wheeler, Beitz, Conway, Erkkila, Bloom, Mrs. Cowles, Stone, Wilson ' 1ST ROW: Rood, McKernan, Nuber,'Brady, Knickerbocker, VanBuren, Angell, Kozlowski, Bender, Treat L9 1 . A HRS. COWLES - KINDERGARTEN . BACK ROW: Craigmile, Martina, Lindebauer, Housenger, Elmore, Clark, Ostertag, M s. Cowles, Schmeh, Hein, Conk 1ST ROW: Newell, Young, Kriegel, Bliss, Spears, Roth, Welty, Hay, Laughlin, Hendershott With the coming of centralization to this area, several new schools have been added to the already crowded school here at Attica. For the first time, these schools will be included in our yearbook. ALLEGHANY ROAD SCHOOL Linscott, McCulloch, Mrs Youngers, Leitner 50 N BENNINGTON SCHOOL - MRS. DROSENDAH STANDING: Mrs. Drosendahl, S.Hal1er, Kempf, Geise, D.I-insey 1ST ROW: L.Kreutter, L.Fox, N.Linsey, C.Kreutter, E.Mi11er, P.Ha11er, Converse, Janish, K.Fox, E.Kreutter COWLESVILLE SCHOOL - MRS. HODGE BACK ROW: Schilling, Russell, Puff, Paterson, Lapp, Jefferson, Schmidt, Boskat, Abbey, Mrs. Hodge 1ST RCW: Button, Kaefer, Kilian, Abbey, Boskat 1- n COWLESVILLE SCHOOL - MRS. MC CABE STANDING: Seipel, Maury, Kilian, Meyers , Mrs. McCabe 2ND ROW: B.Button, Abbey, Kipp, Wilson 1ST ROW: Puff , Zittle, Beyer, Beverly Button FOISOMDALE SCHOOL - MRS. KHRN 3RD ROW: Kittsley, Montondo 2ND ROW: J.G1aser, M'.Robe, Green 1ST ROW: Mrs. Kern, W.G1aser, R.Robe, Spink L A K 1 44' 1 O ee 5 JOHNSONBURG SCHOOL - MRS. CALKINS ' QL STANDING: Dickes, N.Bird, N.Tay1or, Diemoz, R.Price, Page, Stalhood, Mrs.Ca1kins, R.1-md X I BRD ROW: J.C1ark, Mattia, H.Price ZND ROW: H.Bird, Kallos, B.C1ark, Tiede ILST ROW: Bauer, Baetzold, Parameter, L.Tay1or L' N? N -' v Q Jonusomauac scnoor. - mas. PRINGLE Q STANDING: Hathaway, Dailey, Vigiano, Kibler, Tiede, Parmeter, Mrs. Pringle 3RD ROW: Becker, Page, Aker, P.Cott.on COLD 2Nn Row: G.Cotton, Keem, Clark, Price, Colby ,P 1ST ROW: Bird, Hyman, Kaczmarek, Stalhood XX JY 74 0,4 k . -5- Q e 53 VARYSBURG SCHOOL - MRS. BAUER STANDING: Henry, Guertin, S.Sl'itzer, Williams, Perry, Burgio, J.Francis, Hrs.Bauer 1ST ROW: Spink , E.F:-ancis , D.Switzer 51+ TOZIERS BRD ROW: 2ND ROW 1ST ROW CORNERS SCHOOL - MRS. MC CORMICK Daniel, Metzger, M.C1ark, Janet Almeter Campbell, Joan Almeter, Mrs. McCormick J.C1ark, D.A1meter, H.Clark, E.C1a.rk x ', X- xl V h . L I VARYSBURG SCHOOL - MRS. KEENAN STANDING: T.Embt, C.Wi11iams, D.Wi11iams, . , . , 14TH ROW: S.Geitner, B.S1rritzer, Wright, Donnelly 3RD RUN Young, B.G1or, W.Geitner, Rhebergen, R.Perry ZND ROW: Almeter, Francis, Conrad, M.Perry 1ST ROW: R.Embt, P.S1rltzer, Burgio, D.G1or 6 - i fx fxx i X X C yr .7 6 Gi sf? Did we scare you? egg? 939 Waiting patiently Waiting for some the game of lo ve? 'WE- '96 'Eel JOQIQ. O Melville 1-:hwy-no Fu' U1 one for ' SQ G 'll' fcune mm 1? , , f 'WW 80 I Wowiel I got'cha Our PJ's are inside Sit. down an . ,x V V-X Q Q X' X d BeQuiet! Norm and Etta SPOR cf ff ' I v J V 4 H cikk . VJ e? ' ' COACH ROBERTS NEI PAUL LEE SID 58 WAYNE DON TOM DAVE RONNIE WARREN LOUIS V N kEERLEADER9 X K L vis X CD 45 Q Q Q ., f dll ml' QW! Qfffrz r r X ow ' .N X1 STANDING: Coach Panek, Bennion, Ruff, Walker, Dempsey, Stedman, Hopkins, Merkle, Watkins, Hickox, Herman, West 1ST ROW: Henneberg, Pieri, Boss, Molinari, Smith, Beglinger, Jaquay I O C Glor, Spohn, Heller, Novak, Austin, Rood, Guertin 62 K JV. CHEER EA Q -s GW Q9 QQK' Saq 89 QM '00 326, wigs 'Y of 3'-s '1 6 0 I' g-.-11 3 B- N swift, yoafhxe Bane? fail ga, fs Q Yxkepygn 3, 0 sh 8 ogfgxetx, , xo 'la 9 1563 , X5'x-,a'J' 5059 ' ' :1 5 'ca ' 4' x xhaf as G A op ' N' N QSBSQ gdSszLZikepBaEp -.ij 1?'i:C:7 t::J . W' 4f A:o A' 'Il CROSS COUNTRY m 2ND ROW: Hickox, Burg, Eastman, Murphy, Dudek, Hopkins, Ruff, Beglinger, Coach Roberts 1ST RCW: Snyder, DuPont, Molinari, Smith O B BACK Row: Coach Panek, Peck, Slocum, Werner, Head, Walker, Wehner, Watkins, Bateman, Jennings, Swartz, Beck, Mooney, Coach Conk h FRONT ROW: T.Dempsey, J.Dempsey, Embt, West, Merkle, Leyden, Norton, Fugle, G111, Heubusoh, Stringham, Stepp, Pieri The Attica football team finished up its 1953 season as County Champions. Coach Conk and Coach Panek started the boys on a single wing offense and switched to a T formation in midseason. The result was a won five, lost two record. if The majority of the starting eleven will graduate this year, but there are many underclassmen to replace them and try to keep the County Championship in Attica. , N 64 XX EQ' MA A659 .A ' . . ,.. m...? BACK ROW: Merle, Leyden, Meyers, R.Stepp, Swartz, Peck, A.Beck, C.Beck, Coach Conk ' lST ROW: Hendershott, W.Stepp, Foster, Reisdorf, C.Fug1e, Trauscht, Dailey, Weber, Heubusch ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Slocum, B.Fug1e, Standish, Royce, Head WQEST I G coAcH com: WE MUST HAVE WON 2 0 Q50 BY -3,6-Ze Hgh! 1 mr me Smile? Peeka ' Boo Upsa I Daisy Losing weight ... U 'l cute .I 9 ,mau- 41 r l l lI -'BACK ROW: Coach Roberts, Dempsey, Pieri, Brei, Andrews, Wagner, Wehner, West, Novak, Werner 1ST ROW: Burg, Bissell, Dudek, Leyden, Meisner, Bauer With an abundance of veterans remaining, the 'Sh season has a fine perspective. The infield remains neatly in tact with Bissell calling signals, Novak at first, Andrews at the keystone and Werner on the hot corner. In the outfield Meisner, Dudek, Wehner, and Burg remain. Also many new faces are appearing in the scene. In the pitching department, Novak, Dudek, West, Wagner and Pieri are still available. - It seems that with these veterans and the many newcomers that Attica could look for- ward to a very successful season. At least our hopes are high. AS B C' 68 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DTH ROW 3RD ROW: 2ND ROW: 1ST ROW: Glor, Somerhalder, Young, Alwardt, Molinari, Austin, Wendelen, Heller, Fullington S di h H Smith Janes Ng:gk,SAustIn? 3ennings, Swartz, Jennings, Nichols, Hood, King, Burr, Hubbard Volk, Youngs, Janas, Schum, Guertin, Murthas 5P0hn, Bi-3910's Cramer: Wilsons Coach Roberts The Girls Athletic Association started the year by electing the following officers: President, Dee Molinari, Vice-President, Elaine Austing Secretary, Pat Standish, and Treasurer, Marilyn Young. At their first meeting, they made plans for the coming year and set up various teams. The girls participated in soccer, volleyball, basketball, and softball playdays and held a sock hop and a bake sale. '75 A Yi - Q 69 f--' la.. QW' .snc1iW' SH 965 JACK NOYAK Q09 SP' .,1.,m5.jE:9x':L xx 5 ,EPR t . .,,..,2 q, QUIZ' A 'fofwlbt 'IGH if k 1 - : i 2 QQXQXP- Q0 M4121 Lliv h M WAYNE NE A TIVITI fix s K, we 930 399' eil' QSO ' 30' we aww' gem K ef' ov sew 'la K -3-. ev-C' aw 19 THE TORCH STAFF This year, as always, there has been a staff of students who have had the leasure and res onsibilit of uttin this P P Y P 8 book together and getting it published. At the beginning of the school year the staff met to organize and to elect its officers. The following were selected: Editor-in-Chief, Deanne Molinari, Business Manager, Joan Stedmang and Art Editor, Shirley Kilian. Our advisor is Mrs. Rhebergen. We have some changes this year such as a theme, more art and a snapshot page. we have put much work and thought into the creation of this Torch and we hope it will be en- joyed by all. , h 72 T,, Y QQQP tis gy 9 '99 ETH HOW. Dadd, Hubbard, Wi 14TH RQW: Mixon, Lubb JRD ROS? Stedma 240 ROW: 'ec-ki, Al eter-, S der, Novak Kin , Vo -2, Dusfiln, lesser, Iam-ellie, Quinn, f9p0bng lk 11, Wild, Hoy, Glo:-, Gus:-tin, Cramer, Buru- llrs. Clfir-Ir, Hollenbeck, Gr-een, G1-aff, Kogle Wind, Erkkila, Bigelolg Miss Langer- .ZST ROW: RU.z'r', Standish, Klilian, Dvvolin ' J i , Seligzfinenn rigs , Fllllilzgton, Pa , Har-Gbf, Nivloz- Qz-1, lgigfo-Zinal-I -1' , Stevilgi .v Hillman F' SWF' '13 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: Mr. Manchester, Welker, Werner, Wind, Rood, Bennion, Fugle, B ei SEATED: Burg, Guertin, Green, Bissell, Molinari LIERARY ASSISTANTS STANDING: D.Mo1inari, Hardy, Bird, Jennings, Naylor, Duschen, Miss Hamilton, Head, R.Mo1inari, Janes SEATED: Boskat, Youngers, Youngs STH ROW: W.Becker, C. Perl, Melven, Fuest, R.Stepp, Eastman, C. Stedman, Hopkins, N. Beglinger, Bookmiller, Daniel UTI-I ROW: sneer, R.Keh1, Merkle, N.Keh1, A.Beck, Mengs, Dimick, Hickox, Meisner, Staerr 3RD ROW: Schwab, Murphy, Carl Becker, Metzger, D.Acquard, Schiltz, Cieszke, Smith, Calkins Sawyer, McCulloch, Charles Becker 2ND ROW: Standish, H. Leitner, R.Acquard, B.Fugle, Trauscht, Mullett, Grover, C. Fugle, Fluker, Rykert, Hall, W.Stepp, Petrie, Pilc 1ST ROW: Shaner, Meyers, J.Fox, Swartz, Heubusdy Peck, C.Beck, Ripstein, Stringham, N.Fox, P. Perl G FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1. 5 : - - J 5 X ' wuz- l - ui: .1 . Y L. 4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ig,- MTH ROW: M.Glor, Nichols, Rood, Sharron Jennings, Somerhalder, Gerhardt, Spencer BRD ROW: Stencel, Middlebrook, Lesser, Lawrence, Hubbard, Alwardt, Price 2ND ROW: Miss Miller, Martha, Almeter, Fuest, Youngers, Sirley Jennings, Ryan, Trauscht, Wendelen, J.G1or, Zehler 1ST ROW: Janas, Smith, Schum, , Swartz, White S 75 SES STH ROW: Martin, Kehl, McCormick, S.Almeter, Schreiner, Becker, Burr, Izydorczak, Lippold, Kohlhagen, King, Dadd hTH ROW: M.Becker, Walker, Eastman, Reisdorf, Borowiak, - Spencer, P.Welker, P.Welker, Boxler, Miller, LaWall, Zehler BRD ROW: Murphy, Hamilton, Kriger, Sangbush, Humbert, Reisdorf, Murawski, Linsey, Jennings, Willard, Winiecki 2ND ROW: Miss Pollock, Logel, Novak, Seligman, Spohn, Martha, Petz, Stedman, Janish, Fuest, Naylor, Miller, E.Almeter, Janish, Quinn, McDonald 1ST ROW: Laskovrski, Guertin, Erkkila, Rood, Amico, Glor, Heller, VanSon, Cramer jf ,ew QL Z W -lg is 13-11- MTH ROW: Hubbard, Kersch, Young, VanOstberg, Wind, Snyder, Steves Nevinger, Wendelen BRD ROW: Bagg, Janes, Youngers, Standish, Smith, B.Duschen, Klein, Kogle, S.Dusqhen 2ND ROW: Fullington, George, Lundberg, Wald, Maxon, King, Romesser, Lubba, Wilson, Russell 1ST ROW: Molinari, Miss Pollock, Eastman, Almeter, Hollenbeck, Schum, Kirby, Stedman, Youngs, Luce, Bigelow, Boskat 015,055 WPS. G A V E X' A r turn Row BRD ROW: 2ND ROW: 1ST ROW: IIIHZD CHORUS Rdlolinari, Hickox, Merle, Gill, Ruff, Werner, N.Eastman, Gatgen, Winiecki, Siebel Hubbard, C.Eastman, VanOstberg, Hillman, Simet, Boxler, Nevinger, Wendelen, Duschen r JoAnn Novak, Seligman, Spohn, Hoy, Sawyer, Jack Novak, Erkkila, Rood, Wilson, Helle Glor - D.Mo1inari, Green,-Hardy, Graff, Kirby, Stedman, Luce, Youngs, Austin, Bigelow, Guertin, Murtha 77 L., HR, Nh35 am Bakww STANDING: hTH Row: 3HD ROW: ZND ROW: 1ST ROW: GRY KT A BAND Mr.Beauman, Almeter, Bigelow, Gatgen, Molinari Youngers Luce, Werner, Richard Smith, Lyons, Logel, K.Erkkila, Hickox, Guertin, Ronald Smith, Clark Kirby Merle, Reding, King: Duschen, Janes, Romesser, Eastman, Novak Frid an, S.Werner, Standish, Domes, B.Erkki1a, Durkee Gerhardt Rib er Seligman, Spohn, Drew, Gassman, M.Erkki1a, Youngs, Hardy , 78 STANDING: Gatgen, sum, uonnm-1, Mr. Beauman ' BRD ROW: Hubbard, Jennings, Eldredge, Madigan, Eastman, Domes, B.E1-kkila, Luce, Clark, Smith, Novak , Kirby 2ND ROW: Heller, Brady, Mustonen, Wind, Spohn, Seligman, Winiecki, Dadd, Davis, Godfrey 1ST RCW: Standish, Siebel, M.Erkkila, Youngs, Wald, Volk ORCHESTRA With Mr. Beauman as director, the orchestra began another season this fall. Rehearsals for the thirty-five members were held on Tuesday and Thursday during the lunch hour and the members attended a Music Theory Class on Wednesday. Several people went to the State and County Music Festivals. BAND The band started rehearsals in the fall and proceeded to elect their Executive Board. The members of the Board are Wayne Werner, Norma Luce, Anne King, John Gatgen and Mary Kirby. Several members of the Band appeared in the County and State Music Festivals and the ,Band presented a concert in the Spring. The Band met onfldonday and Friday and attended a Music Theory Class on Wednesday. 79 w 4 V ir , mITH , vu BRONSON I 399 308 PAUL Demicke's Restaurant and Bowling Alleys St. James Hotel Raymond C. Haller Mr..and Mrs. Frank H. Revwer Attica Bar and Grill Mr. and Mrs. John Jaquay Jack Ryan Glor's Luncheonette Sheldon Hotel Dr. S. T. Williams, Jr. Librock's General Store Laird Brothers Cleaners The Attica Home Bakery Toners Grill Walter J. Conrad, Watkins Dealer Varysburg Antique Shop Embt's Maple Products Varysburg Garage Bob Embt's Television Varysburg Hotel Marley Funeral Home Charles C. Reding Funeral Home Hayden Dadd, Attorney Dun's I.G.A. Store Timm's Hardware Attica Diner F. R. Pauly, Insurance Agency The Crystal Pharmacy I. B. Francis, Chiropractor Embt and Meyers Lumber Company Gilliatt-Housenger Sales The George Agency The Sugar Bowl Wortzman's Fruit and Grocery Store Chauncey S. Kibbe, Attorney The Attica Gift Shop McConnell's Insurance Agency Henry S. Austin Insurance Agency Edward F. Ostertag Stangrover's Garage Cowlesville Delicatessen Phelp's Brothers Pastor and Mrs. R. A. Noble Elon F. Werner F. C. B ei and Sons Eldredge Barber Shop Harding's Red and White Martin Dry Cleaners Victor Jensen The Wise Press Dillon's Meat Market The Attica Hotel Bill's Restaurant g Charles Chilcott Searle's Drug Store Clark's Stationery Store Ben Dudek The Attica News . Attica Hardware The Fashion Shop Nichols Liquor Store Young and Son Dick's Restaurant Clara's Dress Shoppe Edward G. Gatgen Kilian and Boyd Sawyer's Barber Shop Glor's Heating and Applianc Woodams P. Clark Astor Theater Ed's Barber Shop A Friend J. L. Murphy R. C. Schutt, D.D.S. Robert Hamilton, Opt. 8 Dr. L. C. Sierk, Veterinarian M. S. Bennion Insurance Agency O. S. Hubbard Martles' Plumbing and Heating WISE END 82 V' N , This book printed by Velvatone, a special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method. Qpgqq 8 T :L A' .ji Z'- .1 1-aJ4'iL' , -..-.n.- , , A 1-'Q' . gg . ..y:, AF ,, 4 A , 4 ,!,. M . ' ' 1-,-.g. ,' 'hui J ' 1' fl' , ,..,,, V ml, N T .x. ' .4 s u '1 55 x 4 , ,.,r, 4 , -new ' ...I , i , 3 -1-7':L.'l','K. -V ' ' ' -1213-, ,. J. , ' ' I - af: 4'-2 '2-if '. , T - X .DW 4 ' x,'5, ' . j,,. ,..-',:,1' ., A ,L -fi -11- ?f.f1r'.' '. 5.4 - f. .. .x ,rail-:gel - is . 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