Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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I, J 1 ox. . -4-' 0 lc: , ,full - I I' - Q f . 1 1 ri -.- , '. 4 -f ,J-L - 1, I' -'f , vg, , .. - 5 - Q---1' Q' ns ng' -' -fy H. ' -,, - '1 .-' ...-' ' V 1 4 1 Ka., a'. 5 I . 9 - , ,1 1 ' f - : 5 fs I I' fix-. ,. I' an ' , 'Y f? ,'x I I lp 1 ' 'a g ,I W 'a : r r Z lj! I1 4 , 0 f , 1, 1 I I 1 I fl 1' 1' ' ,I I ' 1 ' , 1 , , , O , Qs-, 1,1 r t ,f o---s-,' 5 l,, Q., s,-, . ' o I o : DEDICATION S : ADMINISTRATION 9 I SENIORS I I IN MEMORIAM s Q cms 4 Q GRADES S 5 DISTRICT scaoors O I ACTIVITIES 1 I ' SPORTS Q g PATRONS Q I 0 I O K THEME d ' The theme Ship of Staten was selected for this year's Torch because l Q the authority that is distributed over a ship corresponds in many ways f with the authority distributed through the school system. Here follows 5 a relationship between the members of the ship and the members of our , school system. , 4 4 0 ' MR. KING - Executive Officer g 5 MR. FOX - Assistant Executive Officer Q I SCHOOL som: - Tiller 5 6 FACULTY - Naugators 5 ' SENIOHS - Ships officers 1 I .nmrons - Ensigns ' ' soPHoMoREs - Chief Petty off-Icers 1 : FRESHMEN - Petty Officers I Q GRADES - crew I i. ACTIVITIES - Recreational Directors ! SPORTS - nastics Director - I Gym I I , A A Y A - 3 3 ' X5 Qs go go G S959 2 L I 0 If J - if il Q I, ' . xxg 'fix Q' I , 1' , 1 W 0 ' Q 4- SIE - K Ur w 1 ,-. tn .Q I , . Qui Q. 1 1 , A, , 1, : ,I 1 ,I ,1 I , , Ia I, ,' I ,' ,r ,f ,-, fa , ,' ,' , 01.-, - O., xr Os.: N-: .Q ss- t- r f 4- 'Q bs, DEDI CATION We, the members of the Torch Staff, dedicate our yearbook to our advisor, llrs. Lois Rhebergen. She has willingly given up her time to help make possible the publication of this yearbook. Her unfailing good humor has kept her classes very interesting. She has also helped 'to keep the morale of the Torch Staff very high during some very trying times. The members of the yearbook staff and of her various classes have all enjoyed working with her. She has been s lifesaver to us through the seemingly endless hours of cutting and pasting. We would like to wish her a lot of luck in her future years of yearbook work and teaching. 3 e 9' 'y X -Sr e , - g D v' 1 , - 1. 1 - - 1 I - - 0 - - , , 1 4, ,, , 1 1 , I ,K 1 f ' 1 - -gA I f 1' 1 nQ . . - 0 '. - 1 1 1 1 1 7- --. .. ,' 'x. . ,' ,--'. -Us 1 K xx I 1 QQ I1 : f ,' - '-' - . 'ir' '. bw. Q' 9-' ' - -' 1 -1 ,- 1 ' , ' ' -' ' Q 1 11 ' an 4, Q S I I I A ' ' '-' es- as '- f , 05 1 ' 455 When a msn or wanan has finished the Biblical four score and ten years, we are prone to evaluate that life on its richness of service to his fellow-beings, its warmth of personality, and its delight in the wonders of this world. We speak glibly ofthe full life, the good life anddflie is what you make it. We even say facetiously that the first hundred years are the ha s . 3 In a lifetime of 15 years, David Danes accoplished no world-shattering achievements. But, wait a minute. Did not David live his strong religious beliefs with such shining light that he was an inspiration to all who knew him? Did not David play his French horn so gayly and expertly that his School Band was richer for his contribution? Did not David stacy and search in the wonders of Science, Uathemstics, latin and History to enrich his eager mind and heart? David's teachers. and friends mark his achievements 1001. With a sincere smile and a hearty Hi-there, David greeted his multitude of friends even on his most pain-filled days. His parents, his brother, his teachers, his classmates, were all people to whom he had much to give, and much he gave from his wam, exuberant, yet gentle personality. Surely, a full lite can not be measured in number of years. If we may all live up to the abundant measure of fair friendship, keen search for knowledge, truth in religious expression, and music and joy in every day's living as exemplified :Ln the fifteen years of David Dunes, we shall most certainly achieve the Good Life. lx I I at -ss 1 Q, ll lp CD 'av ' ,.Q .Q f f I , 1 I I T ' I 1 Q 1 1 . . P 7 I 5 1 K' 0 if 'U I C0,'O't0' .l'Sl 40' gr I, Co U I f 1' 1 l'l ' 1 1 1 W I I I , , If ' ' I 9 32 'Q' ' - f , 1'Q 1 ' -I ' N 1 4 .1 ,, j I 1 1 , 1 I 1 'I Q 1 of , O f .0 ,ff 3 1' , ,.. ' I ,I f g 'I 1 ' ' 1' ' 1? 4 i I ' I ' . ' , 1 I 1 ' F Q 1 0' Q : 1 7 1 ' O I , ' I 1 I 1 J 1 1 5,1 '-,4 x,' . ' ' ,7,-4-1 A ,f ,A 1 1-I1 '- s 5 2 .4 4 me sue , , - ' 'o f , - ' nr ,- a , l -' :'. v -' 'bn - ' I 'Q -0 5, I 1- -4 -Q , -Q ' s-.' Q -' ' 'a ' is' 's-S' w.,s'fKK.'-'-w'-.-' '.e' A s' , f f , PETER KING - PRINCIPAL ,,,,, Mr. King is the executive officer of our Ship of State. He is an able administrator and guides students and teachers unerringly through our years in high school. He co-ordinates the parts of our central school district. Though the task is great, this capable captain.with efficiency and dispatch, perfonne meritorious service for the community and the student body. Mr. King always has time to interrupt his busy schedule to help students with their personal problems. 6 1 1 A f 1 , , p , , , , u .ww , 1 , ' Xx ,X 9 I , , 1 'I 1 1 Q-v , f I I 'f 1' I I Q ' ' ai' 'Q I - I - 1 1 ff ' 0 Q' ' Q' 1 0, f ' 1 1 ' f ' I Q 1 4 .', I. -Q x ' 4 Q 1 I.,s'4 .gs fl, 1 1 ,Q K 1 -Q ls 1 - - V'.-- 1 -a- 'Ks Q- - -- ', --, .xx . ,,: I - - E ' ' 5, 1 f ' ,' -u '- . -'x'z C' , 4. - --1, ., 0 J . 15 I - , - ln, -' , ,-p 1 ,I 1. 6- : -Q .5 - 1' S - , , - , - 5 r - -' s Q , I o ,. 1 - f 1 ,9- ' ' ' Q 4, gyxX - f..,0 l o ,. KAQ- ..,- fnltflf xx' lb 1 I f IUIELL B. FOX - ASSISTANT PIUNCIPAL Mr. Fox, the Assistant Principal, may be compared with the first mate on the Ship of State. In addition to his administrative duties, he also heads the Mathematics Department. Mr. Fox's extra curricular activities include coaching the tennis team and supervising and instructing the boy's bowling team. Even though these duties and activities take up much of llr. Fox's time and energy, he still is always reach to advise and help students with their problems. 7 T VICTOR H. BLOH DISTRIU1' SUPERINTENDENT I .5 , 1 J s., 1 f 1, I I 1 I d o -ull I 1 I 1 J I I AI Q f 1 p I ' 0 Q' ,'x -- 6 als . -Q 9 X, 'O - Q '5 1 ,f 44,g-s.' I , 1 I I V -' ' 1 l's,- n.,' If , 1 I I 1 4.1 l 1 rl I 1 v ' J' 53215 HN 4 I its ' 141 I I I ' ,S I 44 1 I I I r ,I : ' n , If ,Any-5.-v, f,': ': , f1ff I ' 7 ,f 4 Y O ',,' 's-'4,-.,'l,-f 0--- s, .OI ,,1.,' 4.,' ,' 2 The members of our Board of Education have given time and efforts to build our fine educational system. standing of the needs of our school has helped beyond spread the rewards of learning to a great many people. tiller of our ship helping us to get a wonderful education. STANDING! Ray Heller, Ednn Francis, Irvin Domes, llrs. Mary Perl, Charles Craigmile SEATED: Dr. ILA. Bissell, Victor Blom, Ainsworth Sondericker, Robert C. 060119 L ,, f,,,, , , freely of their Their under- measure to They are the sfxifsaia Mrs. Thelma Wood and Mrs. Rita Clark tales care of important typing of letters, tests, school reports and records. They receive innumerable requests each day from students and teachers for infor- mation and advice. Indeed, they are necessary for the smooth running of our ship. Mr. Robert George, clerk of the Board, handles all the purchasing and financial affairs of the school imhi Dcapaeityufgar .qi J KJ . W. Business llanagezh. 1 wc Ill! if 4 2 Q J I L THELMA WOOD and RITA CLARK ,Y , I , I, 1 'TQQ 5 I. 5 l V o .- x 'I -'.4 05 1' r 1 I I Q U . 'Stas' I ' A ' I 1 , I 1 , .s X 1 I 1 If I I I , If I - .h x xx '1 'J I., If 'r 1 J I 1 ' , ,' - .1.'g 4' , Q J - '. 1 0 ,I 1 I ' I '.-' f,' -' .' ' It Q ,' , 4 -' 1 1 - - - -'I 1 0 5. - l' -' -'V-it - ' 'Q qv ..'7 --' ' 5 f - -1 . v of 5' -- ' Q lx s-59' ,x,s5 a ye gs 'N.s. he xx I- 5 , 'Q Q. .5556 lgatsg 1 ' I , W n Q S' 7 IV , I 1 , FP , 1 1 I 1 , - fl , 1 1' 4, 1, I' ' ' lf, ' I L-- 1, ROBERT GEORGE and THEIMA WOOD I1 I' 1 lg' , 'I l,o 9 N The sick bay of our vessel is under the authority of Mrs. Valsda Joyce, Mrs. Corinne Henneberg, Mrs. Gladys Dailey, Dr. LA. Bissell and Dr. McQui1ld.n. Hrs. Joyce not only is the School Nurse' but she also is in charge of the schoel attenhnee., lbs. Henneberg, our Dental Hygienist, cleans md checks the teeth of all of the students in the school. Hrs. Dailey administers ear tests to every student. This year a new time of test, using sounds instead of letters, was used. Dr. Bissell and Dr. HcQui1kin give plwsical exanjnations to all studente. 6' HX GJ .Lv MRS. VALEDA JOYCE SCHOOL NURSE MRS. GIADYS DAIIEY AUDIOMETER TECHNICIAN 1ST HOW: Mr. Dudley, Mr. Barry, Mr. Fox, Mr. Manchester, Mr. Taylor ZND ROW: Mrs. Clark, Miss Breyer, Mrs. Bhebergen, Miss French THE FACULTY The faculty of our school is organized into a Faculty Association with officers elected from the group. This organization carries the responsibility for all activ- ities and matters of business which affect the members of the faculty. It attempts at all times to promote the welfare of the teachers and solve the problems that arise. The Assoc1ation meets twice a month- once to discuss the general problems of teaching, and the other meeting deals with problems arising in everyday school busi- ness. In this way, the faculty acts as the rudder which guides us through om' school life. M l Q I I N LM We L. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Frank, Mr. Macomber, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Bottone, Miss Hamilton 'END ROW: Miss Smith, Miss Oaks, Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Joyce IEFT TO RIGHTS Mrs. Wiecjorek Mrs. Deci Mr. Dymond Mr. Dumke Hrs. Austin Hr. Adams Hrs. Spohn 10 f I1 If ll fl Y I - .351 F ' , 4 , , 1 ff, ' If 1' 0 ' 1 I Q-- ,-'.l -0 ,J 'I ' 1 l N ' ' t I 3 r .0 STANDING: Hrs. Baker, Hr. llancuso, llrs. Maher, SEATED: Miss ll.Snith, Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Gardner, use Kl'0tl 11 STANDING: Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Ortner, Mrs Hyland, Urs. llacleughlin SEATEDs Mrs. Rider, Miss Drilling, Mrs. Cowles, llrs. Keenan, Hrs. Stenson, Mrs. Hodge, llrs. Seligman STANDING: Miss S.Smith, Hrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Dumke, Mrs. Pringle, Mrs. Drosendahl SEATED: Miss Max-one, Hrs. Youngers, Mrs. Jaros, Hrs. McCabe, Mrs. Calkins ummm snr? ll Mrs. Ripstein, Mrs. Fargo, Hrs. Fuest, Mrs. Kryman, Mrs. Bertsch, Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Welker ' The ship's galley crew, or our cafe- teria staff, is headed by Mrs. Fargo. They have done their usual good job of keeping the students well fed. The staff has to get started early enough to be able to serve food at 11:00 o'clock when the elementary grades come for their lunches, and keep going until the high school has eaten. Then they start preparing for the next day's lunch. ' 9 ss I It 0 ,100 if ,I M t N4 1 1 ll J 1,1 sfu . gr., I 1 I I f 9 I Q- 1 I .al 5 If 'ff 1, 1,5 ' -. I In ' sl f It lfl'l I 1 1-0 1 1 I , I I 1 1 I 1 , 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 Q , 1 I 1 41 Q 41 , 1 , , 1 , I , , ,a , , I If 1 11 ff 0 ' 1' ' - Y ,' 1 - ,'-' Q 0 N -I -v'4.'--M 1 -ff soy l-o -eral-, Q, .-I -, Q, Q hp I, gp,-,gg 1,1 'I 11' 1 ' ' 1 , 2' -' I I . gl ,A , Z, , 0 ' 4 1 f 1 , -g-- 1' ' 1 'I I' fly '1', ap - 0' I 9 ' 1 ,I I 1 , 1 : ' I 1 :kit p ' f 1 1 I I I I I 1 ff 1' 1' X, ' ' ' ' ' I ' - 1 ' ', lf n-14s' 45,11 'O ,',l ', g, 0-,'Q-,':,' I' 2,' lg' CUSTODIANS What do you do when you can't open your locker, need a new pencil sharpener, or the door knob falls off one of the doors? Call for anyone of our three able Janitors and your needs will be taken care of quickly and efficiently. 12 JANITORIAL STAFF LEON GAY MELVIN VETTER 0'.'I 0 5 N vs E 4 f P O 'lj ' I I If '1 , p I 1 I I 0 .' O 4 f-' ,' ' ' 0 'k 1 ,T , 1, 0' I ,,' . 0 O 0 .0 , I 0 U.. : x 1 - V,-,,..:-01 -,.. If-it .- ff' D - .1-1. ,.X'x - qbx V ,., g,....-- V Q ,,...lii , i Qt-'il' 's fx Q YK 'J N xx ga M J 5 K NN W 13 x N CIASS OFFICERS STANDING: Seligman, Markle, Hiller SEATEDz Novak, West, Rood v.. Q , I 1 , 1 x' Q 1, I ' I I , - 'O - . -'x f ' ' 0 1 9 , v- Q , f 0 1 . 5 ' f a'e..'u - , I '50 l 1' ,'- 5 -'? , ': ' ' I - f 1 ' 0 A o S f1 ',,-- 1 ' ' '7 ' 1- f - ' - ,-' ,' I - ' ,v - ' - I -' Q .'-, -'1 ,'. -5'. I --- x,- r, 14- 5 ...Q v.,- Q w gs ,,v s u,- x,,- ?. 5555'- K ' - .' ,'f Q . 'Ne ' Q o I ' -' I : ,' - 4 ,W - f ,' -f 1 1 - , .' ' o'4. ,'-'q5v- 1 1 ' 'T ,'- ,' A ' 10' -'57, - , I Z , f , , 1 0' In our Freshman year, with Carl Fugle as president, the Class of 1957 sponsored several activities. These activities included a bake sale, a movie benefit, and a square dance, All were successful. During our Sophomore year, we held several dances. For the first time , a Sadie Hawlclns Day Dance was held and was a lot of fun. Barbara Selignan, our class president, helped lead our school year to a successful close. The biggest thrill of our Junior year was the purchase of our class rings. Jknother event was the Junior Prom with the theme Alice in Wonderland. John West was elected president of the Junior Class. To guide us through our Senior Year, we elected these officers: John West, President, Barbara Selignan, Vice-Presidentg JoAnn Novak, Secretary, Margo Hood, Treasurer 3 Boy and Girl Representatives, Larry Nerkle and Marie Miller. Our Senior year has proved to be our busiest with the magazine drive, Senior Ball, several square dances and the Senior Trip to New York. Wifh hardly six weeks of school left after returning hom New York until graduation, the seniors realized how quickly their last year at Attica Central School had passed. Marv of the members of the Class of 1957, which is one of the largest ever graduated fran Attica Central, planned to attend college in the future. y CIASS ADVISORS MISS BRAYER and MR. MANCHESTER lb , W MRS. CIARK and MR. KING :'o I 1 1 , M if , : -' .. 1 I ', f ,,x.' , .g '- ina , 1.0, 1 f , - 0 ' -' ' f , - - ' 1: -I -', -' r ,' ,' , - f , 1 ,' 1 - Q-- ' - , ,. . - , - ' ao o - '-'1 '- .- ..-' ' 'u.-' v:' 'I 5 . 1, .' .,1-5 Q., 4 Q v .' , Q 1 - 41 , 'I' I 1 f 5 , . - . , . ' ,' H3 f- -', , J t---. , .' ,' - ,' ,f -- . ,- , ,gf ,f- -- , 1 ,- 0, , --, , ' . lx 1 ,- -, -- 1. - -5-0 MA, v 4, ' ,,- n-Q .--,.- xg- - , Q -1 5 f' I ai I , , P .,- , At times during the first half of the twentieth century, there has been a tendency toward easy, if not lax, discipline in our schools, our homes and in our country. Parents, social agencies and law enforcement officers have considered long and carefully the effects of this pattern on the lives of young people. The trend now seems to be reversed and those who are trying to guide and direct the youth of our land are taking a firmer stand regarding discipline, laws, rules and regulations. The team concept is becoming a part of the education of every present day student. Every individual is a member of a society group whether in a classroom, on a baseball team, in a ship's crew or in an industrial shop and what each person does affects directly the conduct and activity of his group. This close association in and out of school makes it necessary that each student be guided by certain definite regulations and directions. Much of our work is aimed at teaching good habits of conduct that are acceptable to the group in which the student lives. This we call discipline. We expect the trend toward more strict regulations and higher standards of conduct to con- tinue and we are in favor of this trend. We believe that only by the formation of good habits of work and living can a person be happy in life among his fellow men. OM-eric 15 RUSSELL ACQUARD EIL'-ZEN AIHETER SALLIE AMICO Daghj-ng Attractive Sunny Disposition Debonair Breezie Ga? Droll Full of Fun Carefree Ways WILLIAM , MARY JANE mmmsna mom Pleasant Jovial Smart Dresser Happy-go-luclq Dignified' Amiable WILLIAM Bom JANET BRADY EILIZABETH BRUNNER Talkative Cutg Female Jerry lewis candid Casual Optimist Adventurous Clever Athletic 16 l3Y5QL 1- 9L27!sISJivgL??S5'l'2:2-hi Kill 'i2S,i?t 1- . DAVID BURG ROBERT CALKINS MARY JANE CLARK Wrestling Champ 1783711118 Shy Consexgvative HAPPY-so-lvclv Generous Quiet llannerly Tranquil RICHARD GRAMER TEHRENCE DEMPSE! Polite Dian-ied N sP9e4W Courteoue Industrious pleasant CHARLES DICKES JAMES DUDEK GIADYS DUSCHEN Sedate Breezy 518108-1 Good :matured Witty Witty Prompt. Jaunty Efferve scent NO HAN FG JANICE FUEST Sauvs Blond Coy my Gallant Athletic 'ALTER MCZEWSKI BARBARA LEE GEORGE mmm I-'13 'mmm Fashionabl' C111'-0 Sweet and lovely PM worn' Friendly Friendly and warm Ccmffemls Hot Rudder lover of horses HARJORIE GIIDNER Quiet Nonchalant Full of fun -18 EVEEYN GIESSING Soft spoken Industrious Friendly HR! GLDR FRANK HALL Gu-bg Casual Optimist C0030 C311 Cheerful ROY HU-IER IIAUMIN HAMILTON ummm uowmsrmn Motor mad Artistic candid JWWY congenial not Roam- Sharp Dresser 55,361-,ic Easy going mm, I HES k srmnnou mmnacs New Affable Inventive perky B1 d Friendly on 19 0 , M ummm. ffrfzlxl NAME Eileen Almeter Russell Acquard Sallie Amico William Balzhiser Mary Jane Becker Willrl am Bowen Janet Brady Betty Brunner David Burg Robert Calldns SOMEDAY Dress Designer Chemical engineer Hrs. Donald Melvin A millionaire Private secretary Own a new car Mother of ten Nurse A wrestler Married I 'n -1, e' I I ..'-4.41 I ' ,' 1 1' 1.1 ' ,' 1 ' , Q ' : ' ,' Q galil- iq IMAGINE USUAL OUND NUIED E3 Bowling 300 Driving around Her dimples Being married Running around Shyness Being quiet With Gladys and Making noise Sharon With a brushcut With Toby Being tall Tall and thin Tal1d.ng about Beechnut gum g baseball Being on time for With Juq Toni permanents school Being sloppy Tallclng Clothes ability Passing a Latin test Doing homework Sense of humor Six feet tall Somewhere Brains Not going out with Perry Going out with girls Perry girls Mary Jane Clark Richard Cramer Terry Dempsey James Dudek Gladys Dsmchen Fax Fuest Gaczewsld. Barbara George I Norman Jani ce Walter Barbara George II Marjorie Gildner Evelyn Glessing lhry Glor Frank Hall Roy Haller lhureen Hamilton David Janes Sharron Jennings Ronald Joyce Robert Kehl Junk King Carol Kohlhagen Michael Ieyden Being tall Going steady Five feet tall Having his home- work done Without her diamond Owning a sports car Being short Without his car Without a date Disagreeable A blond Talkative Passing typing regents Driving a quiet car Short and fat Not arguing Playing a piccolo Talking slow Getting a 75 With blond, curly hair With dark, brown hair living in a trailer In dungarees and black leather With Eleanor Redding around Principal ' s office Attica Home and Auto With Sharon and . Sallie With Frank Hall With Donna At home Having a good time Horseback riding Study hell In a hole Sponging With Norm Fox Bowling Art stock room In the Bandroom With Gladys and Sallie Driving an Olds At a dance In a blue Mercury With Eddie At the show Being loyal to Elvis A red Chevy Not getting his homework done Promptness Flirting Nice dresser Neatness Good driving Hot rodding in h car Turin name Red hair Quietness Being a pest Duals Being shy h' 11 My wraparound horn Blond hair 91' Tallclng in homeroom Sleeping Chewing and cracking gum Sticking her thumb in the soup in the cafeteria Pointed brush cut Secretary Truck driver Millionaire T.V. pinsticker on Championship Bowling Hrs. Kenneth looney Mechanic Home Economics teacher Accountant Will own a Pink Cadil- lac Convertible Teacher Horse raiser A nurse Ire. Miles Wilson Own a Ford Thxmderbird Dust collector Artist Awake 1. Burlesque .queen Chemical engineer Famer Hrs. William Bowen Housewife An usher at the Rose Bowl Jacket 3? hiv' E 3' Q 20 A NAME Shirley Linsey Barham Idppold James Lyons William Hartle Iarry Merkle Ellen Miller Marie ltlller Daryl llills Cary Mullett Glenna Nichols JoAnn Novak Joy Ann Palmer lhtthew Parrish Janet Pets Kathryn Reisdorf James Royce Bernard Rykert Sally Sangbush Ienore Schreiner Paul Siebel Eugene Smith Sandra Somerhplder Sandra Spohn lhlvyn Switzer I-hrry Thomas Donna Trauscht Gary Walker louise Walker Ronald Walker Phyllis Welker Priscilla Welker Gertrude Zehler Mary Ann Ziegler .le 1 I x U I ,. rs n ,- 4 11. Q ' f ' -f . P , , I I , '. 'u.. f ' ' 1' - I rf '. ft 1 1-. f ',,.j,, , ' ---'.--' 'Q' I-' ,, ,'l .J -,r n V, -Q 1.-. ass v I CAN YOU IMAGINE USUALII FO NOTED FOR With blond hair Writing to George Shyness Short and fat Home doing homework Her fingernails 6' 6 tall With Sanford Being quiet Thin Looldng out the Arguing window Not going steady With Pat Malclng out with the girls Without dimples With Chuck Bleached blond hair With a poodle out wearing horn rim glasses Iatin teacher In a non-wreckable car With 12 kids Four feet tall Not going steady with Jack Being tall and fat Being a snake charmer 6l 201 Not walldng around town with Donna Worlclng on Jet aircraft Fat lady in the circus Speechless Being blond Being good Being a flagpole sitter with a Jimmy Durante nose Six feet tall Being a ballet teacher Passing up popcorn and potato chips Being home Without a load of books First man to take a trip to the moon Not looking like P1'lBC.L113 Not looking like Phyllis Driving Being at home At home doing chores Sheldon Near cows With Chuck In front of the mirror Working on the Eagle At Bre1's Running around In Java With Donna On the wrestling mt Most anywhere Rusticating With John With Suzy With Barbara With Doug Bowling alleys Watching late movies With Gene and Janice At Joan's With Janet In homeroom With Henry With Bill Alone Most any place 21 Being absent from school His plaid shirts Arguments Her driving Height Being in too many activities Getting into trouble Blushing Her glasses Wrestling Having good and bad streaks while wrestling Her brains Unusual way of driving Standing around with his hands in his pockets Sports ability ' Disposition Cheerleading ability Politeness Motor Cycles Goofing off I can't do it Studying His money 1 Confusing people Confusing people Listening to the radio laughing SOMEDA! llrs. George Kuchur Housewife Tall man in the circus Fat man in the circus A farmer llrs. 0'Nei1l Housewife for some poor soul Millionaire Sailor and farmer Will be married Roger's dental knrgienist A private secretary Will be a tramp Omer of an oil well Private Secretary Dead Air Force lhn A biologist Bowling champ Camel trainer A good husband and father X-ray technician Happy housewife Who knows? President of Kodak Dance instructor Teacher Nurse Hard working man Married Hrs. Hoffmeister D. J. Married RONALD JUICE JUDY HUG QROL KOHIHA Speed demon Candid Lively lieth minded Livull loves life Loves sports Impiah Happy-go-luciq nomar. mm mmm mm spans mana Prompt I Bermuda Hung Affabll Usher Deluxe naasmt BBRBQRA IIPPOID JAIIES HWS IILIILII IARTIE smiling Ehterprising Benq for lmgxe Sports lover Friendly Congenial Perlq P011-1'-9 Quiet 22 f IAWRENCE MERKIE ELIEN IILLER MARIE num Quick Iitted Live lire Pretty Athletic Dimplg 5 , Inc , Part Dashing Tm' Petite DARIL HILLS CARY MULLETT DBPPOI' Agriculturist D975-lilh Enterprising Argumentative F1111 gf hm ummm mcnors .10 mg NOVAK Jo! nm mum Cui-,Q mg, gm,-in Attractive Hard Worker Peppy Ambitious Fun Iaving Stylish Clever l5A'l'1'HEl PARECSH 'UNF-T PE'-T3 llotor minded Charming ktrovert Vivacious Easy-going Personality Plus KATHERINE nmsnonr mm mmoms 'MGC HOOD Cr xi 03? Conical ea ve Att ti Enersetic wen uma mc ve vivaeious Rock and roll Stylish JAMES ROYCE Athletic Good natured Lots of fun 2h . BERNARD RIKERT Dextrous Solemn Diligent v SALII SANGBUSH IENORE SCHREINER Good taste Casual Perky Full of fun Modest Argumentative BARBARA SELIGHAN RONAID SHEER PAUL SIEBEL Comedienne E387 going Dynamic Dynamic Earnest Roguish Quiet Debonaire Personality Plus BRIAN snmr WWE SWTH Tallest of Dashing Q the Tau Debonair Polite Dreamer! 1 SANDRA SOMERHALDER SANDRA SPOHN SANFORD STANDISH Friendly Attractive Gallant Impun Charming Debonair Fun loving Versatile N11 or fun MEI-VIN SWITZER cmrron TALLMAN Footloose Quiet Fancy Free Collected Nonchslant Calm mm 'moms DONNA 'rrunscx-rr norms TREAT Dapper Vivacious Hot Hodder Breezy Flirtations Happy-Go-Incl? Mechanical llinded Athletic 26 - IU ' i Kfiklgwvl AAU? ' 3 '2,1iitv?- lg ,REE 2 ji 5 155. GARY WALKER LOUISE WALKER. RONALD WALKER Happy-Go.Lucky Able leader Good mtured Diamond in the Inulugent ' Generous Rough Female Fred Astaire composed 1 Paws wgmm muscrnm wanxm Charming G81 Active 1111151911 Liked by 311 Active JOHN WEST El'-RIIIJE ZEHIER MARY ANN ZIEGI-ER .Born leader Truly qui-Off Personablg Tops in sports STU Witty Good Will Stylish Iovee Life I 27 E 5 , ROHM' KEHT- Joan msnonr 10t8 of hm Humgg-pug Courteous Argumentative Hard York!! Cgsugl PICTURES IISSINGS Joseph Becker Nathan Eastman ALIIA IATER Near the banks of Tonawanda Prom the hills of old Wyoming Stands our High School true, Donn the winding ways, To the shouts of sons and daughters Come as loyal sons and daughters Floats the orange and blue. Bring her lasting praise. CHORUS: School we love and proudly stand for Let your colors fly. Hail to thee our Alma Hater l Heil all Attica High! A ,li ,Q Ax .. O 5 --' QQ Q5 41 5: . ' Qff,y4. . ' S ff ' 'S ' S A+-so - ' ' '- 'x . O - A -QS' ' KZ J-T1f,?lz,.S-, S, gg, V b y 28 9'l f ' 5 f 1 , V ' ' 4 1' I I , 5 104 ' ' 7 , ' 1 I If 1 , I 1 I I i , I f . f,' ,1 4, ,Q I ,' 1 C., -I 1 J iQ-'I 'ss' fo' xsA I .Xx Q ' '!'f- -p- 17 v uf X4 Wm Wim A40 U., 4 470 q 2 A i 79 und' +P sw 4 A CIASS OFFICERS SEATED: Carol Petz, Eric liustonen, llary Godfrey STANDING: Janet Davis, Sandra Werner THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class is the ensign of our Ship of State, second only to the Seniors in importance on board ship. This past year, the Juniors had a lively round and square dance which climaxed an exciting basketball game with Perry. Time Out for Gingern, the Junior Play, was a great hit. Worlclng hard to make their first attempt at a formal a success, the Junior P:-an finished out a year full of pleasant memories. :Qx 5 ,' 0 5 ' I I 1 9 Q, ' '-.os 's' Il f' 1 ,,' If' 1 1 I1 ' 11 I I ,f nr 'vo ',' ,I , 5 I , f , '1 , 1 ,I -1 41 , U vn' I seo xxx 'L9'7..D ,I I. lg 'ns' .',--' 1-' -ff , ' 1 1 - ' Brown Bun, Clark Davis nmetefv 2' B0'fcn Boskat calms Conrad Ess gametes: ' Sign Burg cannon com-ight Gaczewski am, - 30 get Z uf n Q Q, , Q W 4 xv , W' X . ,, 1 ' V . f 51.15 .., gggwv-W SSELMX ' ' Glor Granville Heller Hembdt Hermeberg 7: . ,Q . A,,,, Y:'l i Lehman Logel Madigan Mahoney Matchulat ? looney, J - Morrison Mus tonen Meyers Ochal 'H '-'csv so 'E Gebel Gassman Glass Gerhardt Godfrey ,N .N I 1 L 3' 7554 h 4 Izydorczak j N Kennedy fl' M Kehl ,,., i L 4 K!-iger X . Librock glr 2 Q o W , r s A 5 .X 'sz' K pf fl .Q di x ., llcE11rain M, , L Merle, J. Merle, H. gi gg Sax ' Q Molinari A L, Mooney, M. ' A N-Ms. x 'A T ':' bg b N , r s M, Palmer r T or Parrish 5 or Fa :E ,N.Qr 5 Q ' ky Q Pomo a in ,fx 4 Q-A U 5 ff', ' 1' x - I , . mv'-ix Schwab f Scofield ,X A spinx S . Sierk Stalhood Q qggsr, A 4 .- :wk , X VV S lf , X 3 v S-9 ag Pope Reding Reisdorf S Riber Sawyer w w3wJwv ,Ha- c,,. , , Q ,,- x ll S i , ,, A U TEX N , I -t-Sf ' -.K Q , -fwifm? ' Steve s StockhoLn Stringham Strobel Ticen ggkw VanOstberg A ,Q A fl H N V x victor Q S - A S ,Q A V lhlsh 'S J' f g . ,giyilqy My K 75555 QED Watkins j g.. l l QI , X1,A 5 1 S Witkovskl Q he S ,, . g f l S T 'f'I H is X M . ,L-5 - l l ..,. . , ' ' f Wheeler S SS 'ood Q TSX ., -K if K SVS' 5 wel-nay, Sandra ffmt Sq 'N Werner, Sharon is A Q, - .h . Kzhr' fi X W , I ,X , ' A-,, f ,N -N ,Q ilson f S S , S X My S CIASS ADVISORS: llr. Jack Dudley Miss Luelh French N Ur, Robert Taylor K H ll I flx Schmidt, Faye Y I ' If l 1' ' s 9 ll . x we s ,, 14 , , g IQ fr 11 ,' 0 A ?. ,'o ' ,',' 1 , I U , ' f J , 1 I l I I 1 I I If 1 ,', , I I 151' I X U: 01111 I' ' I7--ps I O of Q ,' I- 0 197 llost Admired Best Looking Host Studious llost Athletic lost lischievous Biggest Eater Most Artistic Host Co-operative lost Tactful Iaaiest Biggest Bluffer Peppiest llost Humorous lost Brilliant lost Argumentative llost Dignified Sleepieet lost Iovesick Best Dancer Cutest Noisiest lost Popular Babies of the Class Teachers Pets llost Kusical Biggest Heartbreaker Best Secretary Best Driver Best Dresser Snyest llost Courteous Host Cheerful llost Tallcative Slclps School Host likely to llarry First Most Original Friendliest Best Physique I Daydreamer Host Likely to Succeed Best Businessman Best Future Fife Best Future Husband QW I 1 I 0' ea ' GIRL Barbara Seligman Joann Novak louise Walker Donna Trauscht Katherine Reisdort llary Jane Becker lhureen Hamilton Janet Brady Janet Petz Sharron Jennings Katherine Reisdorf Janet Pet: Sally Amico louise .Walker large Rood Barbara Selignan Uary Glor Judy King Donna Trauscht llarie Hiller Sally Amico Sandra Spohn Barbara Ice George II Janice Fuest Barbara Seligman Sandra Spohn Sally Sangbush Barbara Lee George Joann Novak Gertrude Zehler llarie Miller llary Jane Becker Sharron Jennings Marie lliller GIAWS Duschen llaureen Hamilton Janet Pets JoAnn Novak Eileen Almeter Barbara Selignan Sandra Spohn 33 BOY John West lawrence llerkle Ronald Joyce lawrence llerlcle Gary Walker Gary Walker David Janes lichael Ieyden John West Terry Dempsey Gary Walker Eugene Snith Eugene Smith Ronald Joyce Cary llullett Michael Leyden Terry Dempsey B111 Bowen Gary Walker Russell Acquard Gary Walker John West Daryl 14111, Ronald Joyce Paul fSiebe1 Eugene Smith lawrence llerkle llichael Leyden David Burg William Balzhiser Russell Acquard Daryl Hills Nonnan Treat lawrence llerkle Dand Janes Russell Acquard Lawrence Merkle Terry Dempsey Ronald Joyce Ronald Joyce lawrence llerkle e rs f ,, , I I if 1 ' 1 ie- Y' f ii ' if R 'cuss or-'moans SEATEDs Judy Bennion, Richard Petherick, Patricia Richter STANDING: Joan Mader, Sally Stockholm Since the classes no longer burden the community with money- making activities, we are collect- ing dues all four years for our class trip. This year we had a dance and a class party. ZA, 57.9 1. - -ee- f Q: if I , ee. e f ' - - 1, -, , ,, Qt .. ji. 2 1 . V- --ee V 't:, ' -, e cf 1 . cee 3, ' t. c X c e . - -1 W K K 'EET f' ul,,f:5giki f:' ' r if E Wiki? H -- ,, ,Q 2 - Sapa Eiga ., -- , ., 1 , A,t,,L,, ,,,. , Mft ,L .fx me Q ' if ' . Q' V, fx 6 - .Q W. YW ' .. 'F' , .nw '- V ' 5 . K J, if Q a ' K f if c 1 it -e e c 6 Q . f A ii gflf ., , - e--f A , 'Wi . - ' , as at at + cc c . a Abendschein Baetsold Ba:rv'1an, 11. Budd Dadd llmeter Begg Bennion Conrad Daniels kcquard Barvian, A. Bissell Cnorlm Durkee 311 fi' Q A 3 A' if eg-,f,1 Y sl, L Dickes Dudek DuPont . X . u J- : 3,1-, i, 5 .5 L zz- N .., 3,11 A I ef ' 4,,.wjf. J fe e -X A fy 1. , , , 1 i ---, -. , .- :--i Kg 5 X L 31 Q - gl . Q ,L , xx 5 A . 1 : 4353: 4 1. ,412 . N . - - 'Q , is E 5 A Q- i fx fx - i . Y - A 5- - f fy 'WF , I '- Me, Qu'-gfiiiii? . . L -wa K , .' 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Kirchner and Hr. Barry 'N -1 Q K , . Fr' ' M 3 f ' . I . ru' ei 1 f 1 1 , . rf 4 A 4 3 ,. J W ' 'dx an --16' ' ,V f . - P Q 4 Q Mi .MV , ' A Li ' V ' ' I ' A ' N , - , ,LL gif - ' ,7 ii? ' 3 -Vf 5 M Aiiii L- Qlsfalu Il. :fwiiiw 'g y,'Hf nf -' ' 31 I ' ' :fffug , , 1 - , . f, , p 111151. '23 f , y Y' -Q ,'K. 3' ' , if - -- w ' 1 1, ,Q --- 'f L-' - - M f iw V X HQ - f , Qi- M f 5' f- V X W ' A ' V L , , N 73511 f .,,,,. L., ' Ax N 4, 4 ih. ,V ' , 'gi is 4 . 'l' i If - ,Q . Kai? 4391 A g vfx Q' ui ig Schuessler L Sui th I f QR' ' ig My 5 Q ' av 7, 1 -43 X , , V 75 ' 1 M Qfys K. ' ,, ' 'Q g, , A A ' 1 xx K , A ' ' -iff ' .. f 1 if 1' , W x x H-it A , ' Q' , . Y A. ' - ,fi :Lrg 7 7, ,g 1 5 as - l i ' fi jg X.,, , -J - f X ff,- I, iii:-fkwz--', Q . ' , . x N f N v jflfp , 4 Q if L Z I . w ' K A V ' V ' fi ff NN 1 '1'Za:.Q . ,g i f K L ' Q F P ' A L. Q , . . . A - X ., , x., ,, . V ., 1, .5 f 'F Il' I - 5' by U A , ' rf-'if' -, ' 4 . H X -. -' . , i L 'i ' K i ' X 'f I gm f 1 , ,v -- 'Er , ' G ' +'f1' - L- if be : ' Q . . X .L . 36 Scmerhalder Spencer Myers M1115 Moultrup 013 zewsld Perry Padak Parrish Patch Petherick Petz Pinkowsld. Pomona Pope Richter Reisdorf, D . Reisdorf, G. Reisdorf, Sally Heisdorf, Suzanne Road Rupert Ruff Ryan Rzepka Scharping Sheer 7 g .K q w .W I Q ' 123 , - gi -, 'WV. HL' 5 2iMb 'a,?3?E , . AW .I Mk fwm f 'i5Sfi 11 f. 4 otebbins f A ,V , SQ Ifiiiii 1 A ' I -1.,. f' .L5' 55xwNx5EQ?Q : L, - . Stedman Wolcott Nader ,:.- ' ,15- , Cu'o we - , Q 5 . ' ' ,xgvkix a V , digg? Q h 4 Stockholm Sf-One W4 leon Zehler uns l'h.Yl'th0l l'1 ' 1 , 1 1 1, 25115, ix Eg L QQ X af .-:QW , M .. f k Welker s v ,lpn ' 1 x, 0 f 1 ' 1 ' 1 I , il 5 a , 9 1' ,I ' u , u 1 - ' 5 ,' , I 1 s - ' 1 1 V U 1 1 4 1 ' I Q f I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 4 5 ,i 1 I I , fy If- 1 , I I 1 , , I f 1 I 1 I 1 I Q ,. I' 1 K 1 ' II -1 - r Y , 5 I 1 , '. ,. 5 1 ln' - ' 1 S ,- b Q' gh., 1 ' - s' I'-' ' o , 'f 0 0 I '1 - I I l 1 J 1 f I I f v f :gi ,iw L i :, ,f,3i,555 R avi. .tr 1' A . Q ig. A if X 554. A2 6 'f 6 x , eff , fs S fy tg 'Ir 'B LEX 65- vm ,Q ,B 4 M' -. A Lmx , 3'- A t 'Y fl .Sv '31 , LS- ' be, -': 37 CLASS HISTORY The lowest in rank of the Capta:l.n's officers are the Freshmen. This yea:-'s Freeman Class, or the Class of 1960, was the first to have a sixth grade graduation. Just as we were becoming accustomed to Junior High we went up to the third floor. Mrs. . Clark, Miss Oaks, and Mr. O'Connor advisors. Rhebergen, Mrs are our class Since we cannot have money raising activities we decided to have monthly dues. Alreafw we are preparing for our Senior trip. CIASS OFFICERS Shirley Perl, Mary Brel, Sharon Fredericks, Janet Glo:- Ronald Merle, Harold Darling 4 1 I 5, ' 07, 'I' fl' : ,'.. '.4 l , : v 1 , a 1 - -' 1 1 I ,f ' Z- ,-' ' ' 5- .--:f,-wfx-' I 1-' f- 1 i,-f:,-- , f ,---' f L1 5 d1--e A s f Q? me r , M. 2-- 1 3 7, so ' te- ' if t ' ' ' ' . . W H he ceed d ,c ehdc A . 2 , T ed hh r e r, ' .1 r ce ettd t t -e A 'f decde - - - r 1 f ' L g l' ' f . 5' r ff- .eff 5 M F ,iv-. '- Smith ,Amberger Barrett, D. Beam Becker, A. Becker: V -U-Fletefa J- Johnson Barrett, J. Beaumont Becker, R. Block Almemfa K' Baker Bauer Beck Becker, L. BT95- 38 ! .1 ft ' X -, C 4, C of 6 I 4 Ze , is ' in 4' 1 S? Q xi ' fs 3 if 2' . , or , -L1 K K K ff , A i. 4. A, . I .. Edholm Fohl Fitzgerald PH-edericks Gadcxnsld , John Gadomski , Jerome George Glaser Gephart Given Goodridge Green Hamilton Hardie Harw Hi ckox Higgins Jensen Joller Joyce X 4 3 4' ' fx ,, I ,e el V , ,V 5 - ,Q X ' .L -, ji 5 , . ,. uv ., ,af ywffsefsi ' A 2 5' ist. e ., .X .. 1. x it . gi f N X Q q. 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Cochrane Conrad Cnorka Darling Dickes Disinger Drew Durkee Eldredge fx C HN Hi ' 4 , V 5 wa' -mr , 2 :gk N Al I 9' gawk glee-vw ei. 39 ,Q 3 Se fi, Q Q ' SQ L S 'Q r ' , 1 ir ,nik f, ,Q ' - - L-K .:' . -I 'we M ' -I 1: Q , J V Q a x' Q w Q 4' W3 Q- YQ L ,Q 5 B .. 7 .. 3: Xb vw at ,f In - W ' ,f ? X ,, A, , 43' K X Kervrin Kibler, D . Kibler, Je Kime Kilian , - , King X . A 7 K . - . mlm. 1 me e K 1 V e Awwngga Knab 1 S, , Iii. Q N ,ig-n-Tk x . ,, , f e 2 fe e if -- e KHSPP nf -j34fVQ?5?f f V . A -.3 , W' A , ,L , Kllbala . , , Laughlin 'K ,,,.-.L N Leslie M e V A 5 ' Mattie - f: ',-- I -fe -Q? ,, , 4 2. 4 wwf iw . .. , , ', -x H ' -.Jun . : N !LQV,i3 -ig! 'A ' A mmmk McComick, D. I, , Q 5 jg H 1 : , ' McCormick, T. fe ,K 1 4 4 b -ff e 1 ... e meme N X , D +2 gl 7 Q, , A 53 V 32 M9iSr10r E , be Iiib A. e e Q 1 Newell L ' 1N:.Q-ik Akk, W Q 1 ,W , , I K w k Y. ,. 1 f I ' xk - fax, A, ' . lerkle ' Merle e. e 4 . L Q., ,. me e -' A- L .72 , 3 ueyer, C' , I ' ., In I W 2 'I . fs: ' 2 'I Meyers, T. 55 ix h 1' K ' fe ff -Y if e 4 Millar ,,k , e jff A N g Q f W We L. . , fl' ,5,Q,,, - , 5 ., Ya L ,fi - ,fa M4-2 2 A 5 ,, Pi igff..-V5 K' - ' . , w e V - 2 . .ffm .. ESP:- . , W Nobles N u w . No-.uk e l Pierce 5 M K J , kk' .- W., v Ev Q up fl 4 e . ufiim 5 .1 W we e .gg . ,fi - ' -- G 'sw Price H-SUPP Reding, E. Reading, Reisdorf J. ho L or , me ..A..,e.z.Af 4-was r K mfr r,..,,,,, , o . rr ,Kin swam? 1-are i 1 - fs- e is X iv 1 sf 1 N 1 me xr, ,.LL. ILX i V : Q. ,EQEQ Q QQ V M 25? sry' is 1 QA.: ' -'B:-- . ' ski 1--jk. M , - P L V if . ' . li X' J f 'E x :', ' e ' - e Y. QQQQQQEQ. l m i.1 wzg F ' , soils, Q i f e U e . 4 Q A Q ffsf' Jil' ' 1 x37 TW , ,- 11: 1 . -1 Taylor VanOstberg Tiffany VanNostrand ' Todd VanSon QQ Tojek Walker Y .3 .rw W' rr .. ' , ,e ,L . X r A i xg XI Homesser Rzepkn S ch lick Schloss Slocum Glor Sonderi cker. Snyder Stedman Steves Stone CLASS ADVISCRS 'I H-,L H ,, . , , f .1 . ,sffij-..1 -Vw?-MA . 5. Q V - ' f .. ' e,.f:'f .- . J. I, x , - ff 'xiii-Q3 J V . Weber Welker West Wheeler Witkowsld. Wrotniak Young, J. Young, G. .E Q X fi Q ze 2 5 'S 1 fe , sf ,, , L . QQ? ' ,5 or xg f -: so ' if 4 , Kiss Audrey Oaks, George 0'Connor Mrs. Carol Clark, Mrs. Lois Rhebergen 141 It' s 8 COD. K9 ga ape Fwd L The name X3 K.-1' K 2 ' We Hi Katie l I Clarine 'M' and L, Jw at x, 90 wuz go Lzhdqy and tl! Beast 'Ca oy we ready 9-1XVTh1n8 What ' s Funny? I 'm not mad X-5 xv v-9 5 q Q9 h Our Refllbp i e'ndf??? UPSA DAISY That' Gglshi leaf NNN. , , '41 I 33 E I x 1 2 'if 1 A X X Nd ., T9 I' fl xXy' yN 4 A s I M 5 w 0 O ff 2,1 ' LJ, Q5 , - 'QW-N - f ' 'I' : rl.-. iz 'avi' 73: I KX i' f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 .QQ .Sv X V 3 X ,I Av xi?XF. K ', C if A f Ri Y . 1 Ai WEQ FQ fi N X N Q 'W X N f '? -K A M KS' t X hx UTFQYQI X ST ii:v I Six' , -Zvi.-4-, I I f .-b r 1 S '- ' 'V-35 mins K R P --- . '. A 'L 'W 3-. Q 2,,,,-- STE.- -' N L,-if-' 1, D ' - -Wi, 4 N Y x, I ', NX fi PBZI, , V 74 X -X Ziff' ,ffm , rp Y N .1 4 1l.,' W I, L 'Qc' 113 I U - 'fr '--1 1.-'f--6.1. - '-.--21- al ,'1 g' I f I '. ,' Our lest, year in Junior Bight Not as Steinbaugh, Aquila, Burg, Tortorice, Delude young and iniflnitely wiser than last yearl FRONT ROW: 2ND ROW: Haller, McCulloch, Salisbury, Miller, Craig, Still noisy and sometimes confused, but Williams, Hollenbeck definitely more trained or seasoned and 3RD ROW: Ochal, Kryman, Molinari, Clark, Giese, Standish, keenly desirous of that eunciting day when Jennings, Plone, Kell, llrs. Wiecjorek . we reeeh the top floor-L 14TH ROW: Martle Lehman Kin Daniel Merle Zoeller Greene: Taylor, FRONT ROW z Linsey, Hanley, VanSon, Francis, Taylor, Wright, Everts ZND ROW: Reding, Wheeler, Calmes, Switzer, Nichols, Perry, Trauscht 3Rll ROW: Gildner, Reiner, Frank, Price, Francis, Gadomski, Darling, Hood, Maury, Mrs. Spohn MTH ROW: Steggs, Woncld., Stephens, Klee, Roemer, Vetter, Holden, Henneberg - Kl2l1 'I. FRONT ROW: Kreutter, Iam-ence, Nichols, Robe, Tortorice, Baker, Linsey 2ND ROW: Bird, Schum, Gerhardt, Marshall, Quilnn, Glor, Dailey, Dodge, Miller, Knicker- bocker, Godfrey 3RD ROW: Mrs. Austin, Szweda, Putnam, Petrie, Wood, Schwab, Tiede, Walsh, Stone, Parmerter hTH RUN: Foster, Myers, Pentney, Miller, Clark, Davis, James, Yablonsky U4 FRQIT ROW: Polley, Converse, Hr. Adams, Eck, Pieri, Olsaelsld. ZND ROW: Plowe, Spink, Holden, Sonricker, Snyder, Foley 3RD ROW: Ialall, Beam, Zoeller, lots, Schaffer, Beetso1d,Stence1 This was one of the big years of our school life, the jmnp from elemen- tary to Junior I'H.gh. New faces, new teachers, different building, different rooms -- all too con- Iinsing at first, but how challenging! I Ahead of us - - six exciting years. LET THEM COMEIII FRONT ROW: Kreutter, Switzer, 2-icCormick, Bliss, West, Harder ' ZND RON: Domes, Rood, Beyer, Kapinos, Roth, Gardner, Record, Steves, Parrish, llr. Dymond 3RD ROW: Schwab, James, Sondericker, Wiecjorek, Herrington, Bey, Janes M Q tl.f ' , ' J 4 fQ'Lfgf I ,fy l L23 . LV' 441 11 E! P 1 x,--1 , f 1, 1 , , 1 4 I 1 7, I fr -1 1, 1 inf Lila ' Lrg .' ' 1 1, ' V .5 O f 0 -' I ' s I n ', l lf' I l': 71 N 7 I I 1, ' ' '1 . I 0 ' 4 , ' I gxx1,I.p L, Os, if ,of.,q .' 'vi 1 , If ff ' ' f 1 s ' 1 Q I ' 'o 1 1 'g I 1 I 1' ' ' ' ' 9 f . I ,, I -1 f' I 1' I, f 97, .9 Q., -I 9-0 --0 'I 1' t 1 I 7' s FRONT ROWz Mr. Dumke, Wilson, Young- ers, Merle, Puff, Markle ZND ROW: Acquard, Bridges, Stalhood, Salisbury, VanOs'bberg, Haller, Geitner, Martin, Beglinger BRD ROW: Ticen, Stebbins, Dun, Schlick, Frantz, Stringham, Ingersoll ABSENT: Ryan, Baker, Scoma M5 ,S . ' ! Q 4 5' - -1 ' ff. ' ' ' ' , iff All ' qiffjwbg 5 Cu ,KL ,xgdvqt ' f , , QfLMff,, 1, fi C' 6: I 0 7 7-d6f,Lf Xa! C671 N 1 '-W' I I ' ' 1 . .. Ip ' If f U A V-49' Vf,0v121.f14ff7 ' Miva f U A V .- -X A O WD L w W 1, f3L'w.Nv' .1 fl X J ,V M WJ W JA' k - , f' ff- V. , QQ yL,,wA 'V N41 Aw-51 A U vw -1 J Sy Aw' 4 XP ww Ci ' K ,h vm lg XJ xx . eff, J, ff! fb! f-X . CL, 51 x K - Cb ix. U QX 'xx' A Km -,X 71 5 4 8,3 Q1 FR ,Q L1 Q- fu ONT ROW: Ma 17 jj Y9l' Colt N v. N f K 2ND ROW: Standish, Pgkerewgl, lortorice, Eastman Deen 5 lJ,W 5' 3R.D urs' D901 ' ner' Huw: Kelsey Mgrkl ff MVB gQX 3 J ROW: gggifigldn Biehly Rykert, Stephens H s 6, -mtbp 9 Hman S ' N n , , bw? W1 f? 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Q ' , , I A, I., -'Q 1 ' t,' so S , I , ' I 1 -.' 5, 1 f On U ' ' 'H xy ' r , I . A ' '1-s ', : ,.lxs' ,Q , :5 V. W , I I , 1 ' 1 , , , f r 1 1 , 1 I , 1 , , I' I . I I , 1 4: , 1 I O Oc I 5 I I. exzzsx-, -' ' I.: Q ' Q9 'X- ' xx x ' 1 W ', I 1 AIAN L. llcCARTHY - EIEHENTARY SUPERVISOR A CHIID I am a child I paint fearlessly I hammer loudly I build recklessly I read imaginatively I write originally I sing rapturously May man never quell my creativity Just refine it! Miriam J. Dale 147 MRS. JAROS' SIXTH GRADE FRONT HOW: Jones Ham, Schlick, Reiner, Calmee, Snyder, Baker 2N1J ROW: Ioung, ietrie, Goodridge, Hawthorn, llader, Kriger, Wise 3RD ROI: Hrs. Jaroa, lleisner, Hoagland, Schwab, Steves, llerle, Welker, Pfaff, Blujus -xx Q 1 I Qgf ? 'O ll 1' , x , , .I 1 I I1 I .VI Q Q f is 1 J I 1 I W 1 f I 1 1 , 1 1 4 ' , ,f 1 ,' 1 Q I 1 Q 7 '1 0 ' S , g- 1 Q.- ,-' .vp 1 1 1 If f I 1- - 5 1, 'P f ,' I 'I' 1' , ,' ,fr ' Q , 1 1 1 f 1 I , 1 1 1 1 1, I 55 I I ' 'I 'Var xx,o,x 11 '1 , 1 7 IIISS SONIA SllITH'S SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROWs Jahnlm, Taylor, Ryan, Sieg, lurbha 2ND ROW: Oldnan, Ryan, Steggs, Weber, Drew, Wiecjorek 3RD ROW: Beck, Head, Bagg, Green, llerkle. Kelsey, Clark, lliss Smith MRS. PATCH 'S SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Clark, Nowak Calm comm, Amin, Roca, Schaub es, 2ND ROW: llengs, Blakely, Rifenburg, Thompson, Hahn, Stein, Morrison, Bass BRD RCM: Disinger Spencer, Green, Woncki, McJury, Given, Foster, Brady, Hall, Hrs. Patch M8 fl rl' W I 'Il ,If 1 I K ,1 1, 1 : I 1 jx I Z I I 1 f ,I I I 1' 3' I F '1 'oi -'O ' ' 9 0 s1'L' -Qt ' 1 df Oo' 9? ! 1 ' ff , . I I I 1 ol 1 1 ,.,. 'Q a 4' I ' Q R ' I I ' I I li Q ' x,' ' .- J f of o q ,',-Q' fl Q mx-I 0 x ll 2 I I fl 'I IEISS MARONE'S FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Newell, Kilian, James, Standish, Kitt, Harder, Hopkins ZND ROW: Frieday, Beck Everts, Austin, Ryan, Clark, Fohl, Frounick 3RD ROW: Gassman, Solly, Davis, Jessop, Miss Marone, Rudolph, Trzecieski, Jaros, Roemer, Jacuzzo 1.19 MRS. BEAUMONT 'S FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Spencer, Wise, Ham, Polley 2N'D ROW: Ryan, Colton, Pfaff, Clark, Godfrey, Hollenbeck, Austin BRD ROW: Bliss, Markle, Schaffer, Ed- holm, Puff, Cmygrkg, Herbin lm! ROW: Hall, Peck, Tiffany, NH611: ' Delude, lkrs. Beaumont, Fridmanx Bi-ehl Selignan, Mustonen, Block ABSENTs Russell Ripstein MRS. DUMKE'S FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Martha, Petherick, Doll, Olszewski, Rhebergen, Dunbar, Bridges, Nichols 2ND ROW: Ploof, Weber, Spriegel, Clark, Van- Ostberg, Gadomsld. BRD ROW: Hrs. Dumke, Ochal, Forgnone, Popp, Salisbury, Lyons MTH ROW: Sonricker, Austin, Greene, Meyer, Bly, Heineman MRS. MAHER'S FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Davis, Nowak, Rykert., lliller, Walborn, Clark, Bruce, Robbins 2ND ROW: llaxon, Stencel, Parrot, Shaw, Tailer, Shadbolt 3RD ROW s Varkoly, Potter, Ingersoll, Fitzgerald, Nobles, Schneller, Mills, Carpenter MTH ROW: Green, Porter, George, Woncki, Mooney, Vogel, Hrs llaher HRS. ACKER'S FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Kruetter, layer, Blakeley, Klttsley, Becker, Barto, Beit: 2ND'ROWz Brei, Jensen, Baker, Kerlin, Wise, Welker, Reiner, llrs Acker 3RD ROW z layer, Smith, DTH ROW 1 len gs , Q ' : f'f ' ' C I 1 I . 1 I 1 1 04' I I I , ' 11? 1 f, f Ian, -21 Q If Il 'I If if 01 04,110 'QQ' ar 5 r 'VA I' 1 I I fi f I 1 -. fl 'L I ,',l--' ,': In , ' ' Q 1 If 4 , 1 O 1 Q' If '-.:,'e-' 'KJ1, I 7 ,P '41 4' MRS. TIFFANY 'S SECOND GRADE FRONT ROI: Baker, Urf, Kropp, Berkholder, y Kitt, Walborn, Foley, Vogel 2ND ROW z Jensen, Zittle , 3RD ROW s Steves , Miller, Roemer Kirchner, Durfee, Sylvain, Eldredge, Schneller, Markle, Bohlen, Fournier Reise, McAllister, Schaeffer, Fluker, Hrs. Tiffany, Pauly, Frieday, Bly, Houeenger, Sl HRS. GARDNER'S THIRD GRADE STANDING: Hein, Jensen, Elmore, Reiner, Mrs. Gardner, Nichols, Roth, Sergel, Stedman, HcJury, Kelver 1ST ROW: Beitz, Brenner, Hensen Martin 2ND ROW: llcliernan, Gaffney, Trzecieslcl, Fohl 31?-D RCW: Robe, Iaughlln, Koz- lowski, Bender 11TH ROW: Brooks, Treat, Young MISS HARIAN SIIITI-l'S THIRD GRADE STANDING: Wheeler, ll.Clark, Austin, Viclmry, I-emb, Kraus, Bohlen, Knickerbocker, Davies, Durfee, Schwab, Welty, Else Smith, Pfaff, Giese SEATEDs lST RCM: Bruce, Hurl- burt, Gadansld., Rog 2ND RCI: Sylvain, Steqhood, Willard, Polley 3RD RCM: Cratsley, Dora, Goetomsld., Everts Lum nom iaith, l.J.C1ark, Craignile. zum, 3 P ' J- 1 IRS. HY1.AN'D'S SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Watson, Warriner, Knapp, Straszewski, Herkle, Baker, Sondericker BACK ROW: Beglinger, Hrs. Hyland, Bliss, landphair, Udddlebrook, Vickery, Ruff, Hamuond X , f HRS: KRUEGH2 'S SECOND GRADE FRONT ROM Wolf, Iyons, I-eFort, Rykert, Davies, Glark, Wise 2ND ROW: Rykert, Kitt, Kell, Blujus, Urf, Grafly, Spriegel, Jordan 3RD ROW: Stillinger, Ballard, Winfield, Nourse, Tailer. Giese, Fox, Wassink, Morrison, llontford, Mrs. Krueger ABENT FRG! PICTURE: Virginia Heman uns. ORTNERVS smcoun GRADE FRONT ROW: Gay, Cratsley, Carter, Stripp, Parrow, Popp, Sackett, Kilian ZND now: Perry, Eck, Williams, Kubala, Hopkins, Conrad, Conway, Beslinser, Del-ude BRD ROW: West, Snyder, Welker, G00d1'id89a Mrs. Ortner, Schreiber, I-andin, Johnson, Stung, McKernan, Schroeder 52 IIISS DR1LLING'S FIRST GRADE FRONT RON: Clark, Hurtha, Phelps, Brom, Kelver, Vanliouten 2ND RUN: Clark, Lubba, Blakeley, Patricia and Peggy Tavernier, Sandra Gostomski Polley, Smith 3111: nom Reiter, Tenge, zymmn, Brei, Janes, Cramer, Fuest, Bruce, Mrs. Haubdt CSubetituteJ MRS. RIDER'S FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Nichols, Gephart, Oratsley Fohl, Burnison, Reichlmyer, Brooks 2ND ROW: Vanvalkenburg, Carpenter, Schulte, Smith, Gerhardt, Ilerkle, Ball, Sergel, Lyons 3RD ROW: West, Ploof, layers, Treat, Waite, Buddle, Pfaff, Mrs. Rider, Baetzold, Edholm 53 MIS. NORTH 'S FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Wolf, Hofhnan, Brools, Feiss, Glasser, Kraus, Beck, Stalhood, Morrison 2ND ROW: Hein, Schjab, Glo,-, Kreutter, Snyder, 0'Connor, Ryan, Sierk, Beck, Begg, Ingersoll, Housenger BRD ROW: Kipp, Berkholder, Sergel, Felt, Stevens, 'X F N X .JN Orgnone, Luce, Ripstein, Y - , Heineman Vogel Patters , 4' view-y ' ' ff' YH ABSENTS Richard stance r xx f 1,9 HRS. COWLES' MORNING KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW: Beecher, Werner, Harder, Buren, Eldredge, Iawvey, Carter, Kellner, Heard ZND ROW: Parrot, Zinke, Tys, Young, Godfrey Miller, Williams Van Tailer, Petz, Martina, Stortz, Clark, BRD ROWS Iange, Mccarthy, Vogt, Fgx, Szemplenski Dudek, Ostertag, Lewis, ,-, , ,f 3 ,g I 1 It J ' ' Y 1 ' --' , ', I 'f 'Qs 1 . Q 1 ' , - - I 9 ,f r -c5,' 4 ,ge-,,' 1 , r---v ,'-t ' 1 ,' 1 'f .'a Q' r , 1 0 , - Q - ' Q- , I I , 1 r I , 1 f , , Q, 1 N 'I , I , 'Q 1, , , , 4 'f I 'I I ' ' I ,I'l 'f I , r f , ,I 5 ,' 7 ' ,i ' Ib .-'V L' 1 4, I ,' ,W 1 I ' ' , J' 9 ,' 'g Q, ,O , O-, ,- x-- l , ., 1, -I1.. ns- 1,0 Q, O-- n .0 , ' xx fl ' ' fl I HRS. MAC L4.UGHLIN'S RURAL KINDERGARTEN FRONT RCM: Zymolski, Kreutter, Jensen , Forgnone , Rudolph, Schaffer, Marvin, Thornton, Honteleone, Gadomski ZND ROW: McAllister, Hicks, IeFort, Schulte, Ripstein, Warriner, Spink 3RD ROW: Meyers, Plone, lhrley, Fugle, Kubala, Kirchner, Dworzack, Kilian, Baker MRS. SELIGl!AN'S RURAL KINDERGARTEN Gilmour, Bruce, Baetzold, West, Weiss, Baker, Miller 2ND ROM Cratsley, Cramer, llerkle, Hall, Eddy, Eck, Craig, Kriger, Nowak, llcComick BRD ROW: Oaks, Schaller, Anderson, Colton, Bridges, Ball, Mrs. llartin CSubsu1mzeJ Stedman, P1-anna, Rhebergen, Morrison, George Sh FRONT RUN: Goevey, Killer, I-andphair, MRS. COWIES' AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW: IaVarn1ay, Welborn, Johnson, Elmore, Ball 2ND ROW: Perry, Wise, I-lurlburt, Mc- Elvlain, Welty, Chase, Jamalkowski, Eisenschmidt 3RD ROW: Tiffany, Iechnicht, Wilson, o Kriger, Goodridge, Stockholm, Potter, o Kirkpatrick, Spencer, llrs. Cowles qi I ,Q ' ' , ' 4 K. f 1-3:5 ,' I . ' I , F' f , , Qsx I 5 ,I f 1 I , f 1 Z I . 5' 'V ' f I, il I 1, 1, 7, I' 'x' f I,4 1 ,no 1 vi J 4 I 5 1 1 4 K-- Y .,- 5 ux-I 5.6 Ax J , Q p v I 'D f . 4 . ff is 1ZI fb, 5' 1,1 ,',,V 0,321.5 --.lt , Q I, I1 1 I, : In 1, ,I , , ,fc E ,'1Q ,' I ' f O Q 5 , .. v f Ks Q Y: .t' t' .Ari jsgssj ASQ. nnmcrmur SCHOOL - uns. Youucnns FRONT ROW: S.Ieitner, Acquard, Potter, BACK ROW: F.Lei.tner, D.Acquard, Linscott, Mrs. Youngers ABSHITR Martha Potter SS '9.il.....i' GOWLESVILLE - MRS. HC CABE FRONT ROW: Jaeckle, Kilian, Kipp, G. Abbey 2ND ROW: Schilling, Kaefer, Schnidt, Iapp, Heater, S.Abbey, Russell, Paterson 3RD ROW: Mrs. McCabe, Boskat, T.Abbey, Seipel. Schmelzle, Steves, Iemke COWIESVILIE - MRS. HODGE FRCNT ROW: Joseph Kieffer, Schilling, Heintz, Beyer ZND ROW: Stever, Schmelzle, Schmidt, Kilburn, Ianke BRD ROW: Miller, Jean Kieffer, Abbey, Mrs. Hodsze. Miller. Beyer BENNINGTON CENTER - HRS. DROSENDAHL SEATED: Spencer, Mrs. Drosendahl, Converse STANDING: Pawela, Janish, Miller, Daege, Miller l se I I 1 N JOHNSONBURG - MRS. GALKINS FRCNT ROWS P0l't9l', P!'iCB, L,D'1cker50n, Keem, D.Bird, Becker 2N'D ROW: Clark, N.Bennett, C.Bennett, Vigiano, Dailey, D.Dickerson, Mrs. Schwedt 3RD ROW: Parmerter, George, Tiede, H. Bennett, Fredericks, Hathaway, Kibler, H. Bird ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Judy George FOLSWDAIE - HRS. BAKER SEA'1'EDz Sdlontondo, D.Green, D.Frohe STANDING: Hrs. Baker, B.Grreen, Ingersoll, C.Montondo, M.Frohe, Glaser 51 JOHNSONBURG - MRS. STENSON FRONT ROW: T.Dickerson, Bird, Becker, Bennett, lloroz. 'END ROW: L.Dickerson, Murray, V.Becker, K.Kaiser, Keem, G.Kacz:marek BRD ROW: Kibler, D.Kaczmarek, Price, George, C.Kaiser, M.Dickerson, Porter Mrs. Stenson ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Beverly George and Charles George VARYSBURG - MRS. BAUER FRONT ROW: R.C0'nrad, B.Switzer R.Harsha11, P.S1vitzer, S. Geitner, M.Strobe1 END ROW: ll.Francis, Burgio, B.G1or, Wright, Kapinos, Klee BRD ROW: D.Wi11iams, Hartway, E,C1ark, D.A1meter, F.Con- rad, Wehner, T.Eubt, D. Almeter, E.Francis, D.G1or, Barvian, Donnelly, W.Geit- ner, Barv-lan, R.Einbt, D. Williams, H.Clark, Mrs. Bauer ' I E -'.'t' Fife' 3 VARYSBURG - MRS. KEENAN 1 FRONT ROW: Fmbt, N.He1m, T.Har-tway, R.A1meter, G.He1m, Gerhardt 2ND RUN: . Laird, Harrison, Taylor, Keenan, R.Gie1ow, Conrad, Guertin, G.C0rnish 3RD ROW: Klee, Roberts, Clark, Hart- way,J., R.Co1-nish, J.Gie1ow, D. Almetex-, T.Gie1ow, Mrs. Keenan TOZIERS CORNERS - HRS. PRINGLE SFATED: Lorrie Wolfe, Tozier, E.Campbe11, Bitner STANDING: C.Campbe1l, larry Wolfe, L.A1meter, Linda Wolfe. Rcxnesser, D.A1met-er, Mrs. Pringle 58 f f 4, 7 Q I 1 ' I - 'I u,n n - ,L-Q 5 r, , ,I I' ', I l,.': 'q '11 , I I, 3 If ' rj ,I ' f IT I' f Q' 5' ' 5 f 0 1 1 .. Q 1 ly - s s' Q l ' 1-0 i-..' Nlp' 0, 'Y I X 5 . 1 K , o u ' - . -.. I f 1' ' Q- N 'XX - A xg I ax - K . -A 1 5 . I 'Q ,Q ff -X xx Q '13 H 'x v 1 x ' 4' K, f 5 'F A 59:1 ,xv 4' f My ' X I Q N 59 mmm sh 'IN HHH! 4 51 's H 1 l J r .F '5 1 S 2 n Q 5 E E I up 1 ff , if-.na f I' Vi? nl ,ff U xx , ' ' ' , gf 1' ' Q, ,A 0.33.63 .Gig XX Q W 1 ' 4 4 L , 5 4, , 0' gif M? J, MRS. GENEVIEVE SMITH with Barbara Seligman and Margo Rood as student conductors. DIRECTOR Fund Plans to attend the County Festival at Letchworth and the NISSU1 contest :Ln May at Perry were on the schedule for 1957 FRONT ROW: B.Se1ignan, Spohn, Riber. Richter, Stednan, Rood Myers, E.Mo1inari, Gassman ZND ROI: Sharon Werner, Frid- man, Wiecjorek, J.Reding, Record, T.Standish, Tiffany, Brei, Rykert, Davis, G.lIer1e, P.Red1ng, Ochal, Dusohen 3R.D ROW: Iaughlin, Snyder, West, Herrington, Sandra Werner, Q.C1ark, Domes, Hall, K.Mer1e, Pierce, T.C1ark, Bennion, J.Mer1e, Godfrey hTH ROW: Gerard, Janes, Mader L.Standish, W.Se1igman, Ham , ll.C1ark, 0.C1ark, Novak, Weber, Darling, R.Mo1inari DANCE BAND The dance band, composed of members of the band, was organized for the enjoyment of those :Ln the band Their goal is to play for school dances. The band planned a Variety Show in March with the assistance of Howard Lewis 8nd 1118 band fI'0!Il W81'B8Wo '37 If -X L! ,KN f fl! ' 1 if rating Two of the 'band members received A on the solos they played Wyoming Colmty Firemens Convention. .' N15 ,I 'P .I 1' N ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' f ,' I 1 '. ss I x1g-q? 1 x 1 , - - 'N Cf : - 1 T ' 1 I ' 1' 5 , , - - X-'Y' i . 7..-' 'I io' 'x-' 'V' 7 N I ' X , f I I I 1 0 Q ' 0 FRONT ROW: Reding, llengs, Mayer, H.C1ark, Schaefer, Godfrey, Fox, Spencer, Fhebergen 2ND ROW: 'l'.Standish, llerkle, Martin, T.C1ark, Scofield, Wiecjorek, BELVA MERKLE Stephens, Austin, Trzeciesld., Merle, Aquila 3RD ROW: Domes, Bey, Knickerbocker, Parmerter, Bauer, Greene, Tiffany, Perry, Godfrey, Taylor, Rykert IATH ROW: Weber, Heder, K.Standish, Selignan, Herman, Nowak, Wheeler, Ham, ll.C1ark, Weber, Steinbaugh, King f I ' .4 f r f , 'Xie-4-X , f 0- f , - -.g - , -7 X, P . 'g f .' , 1, 1- f ,-41. ,A -- Q Q . AY f.'lh-..-0 Q.- N, as . xxx, ,. 1 f 1 I I 1 1 , 1 5 ol I FRONT ROW: Wheeler, Weber, Reding BACK ROW: Perry, Darling, Knickerboc MW 61 Q95 Q Q 4 I If 1 ' I1 I lx, 'X -' ' ' fi I' 7 I I 1, I , ly- 5 I' If f I f 3 I 1 1 I ' 1 I --'1 1 if , ,' ,i ,Z ,.' ,' ,'-' Oz .g-' I' Q--x-f 6,0 ' xfg,9's-o' JOHN B. ZAVITZ - DIRECTOR W FRONT ROM Strobel, D.Re1sdorf, Gardner, Todd, Sandra Werner, Dadd, Richter, Sharon Werner, Calmes, Disinger 2ND ROI: Seligman, Lehman, Pierce, Davis, Scharping, Daniel, llerle, K.Reisdorf, Ieitner llcfllwain, Kehl, Hiller, Ess, fiuschen, Granville BRD ROW: Novak, llills, looney, J,Petz, C.Petz, Becker, Cannon, Ochal, Burr, llatchulat, Eld- rsdgen SPUUH, Godneyn Sang' bush, S,E1dredg9, Gebel, Walsh, Riber, Hood, Walker, George, Scofield LT!-I ROW: Janes, Fridman, lhlckox, -T Brown, James, llerkle, Gerard, lest, Smith, Aequard, Librock, Gassman, Fazackerly, Janes, Siebel, Knapp, Palmer, Thanas, Jaquay, Higgins, Haller, Sinet The Elementary Chorus is composed of students from grades four through six. Its main purpose is the musical development of the pupils, but it serves as a means of enjoyment also. During the year, this chorus takes part in a concert for the public. Pupils from the seventh and eighth grades make up the Junior High Chorus. They participate in the concerts at school also. In the Senior High School there are three choruses and several specialized groups Among these are the octet, double octet, and the Five-Notes. Given, Ziegler, Petz Scofield, Novak ,ez ACCWPANIST - Barbara Seligman FRONT ROW: Reding, Reisdorf, Palmer Kilian, Bennion, Miller, Spohn 2ND ROW: C-almes, Victor, Stedman Iapp, Maxon, Almeter, Sondericker, 3RD ROW: Cannon, Becker, Walsh, Sangbush, Burr, Markle, Mooney, SEVENTH PERIOD CHORUS ACCOMPANIST: Elaine Molinari FRONT ROW: Gephart, J.Reisdorf, Merle, Perl, Granville, Weber, Sandra Werner, Bur 2ND Rgwz Meisner, Matchulat, Suzanne Reisdorf, D.Reisdorf, I-I.Reisdorf, Almeter, Sharon Werner, Gardner, Sally Reisdorf, Nader, Schloss BRD ROW: Mills, George, Stockholm, Ruff, Riber, Gebel, Godfrey, Davis, Green N N ELEMENTARY CHORUS FRONT ROW: Standish, llerle, Weber, llurtha, Walborn, Beitz, Smith, Spencer, Ryan, Aquila 2ND ROW: lisa Audrey Smith, Kreutter, llaxon, Rhebergen, Polley, Peck, Fox, Carpenter BRD ROW: Dodge, Lyons, Kitt, Jones, Robbins, Clark, Perry, Petrie, Johnson, Blakeley, R:Lt'enburg, Popp 14TH ROW: Jacuzzo, Davis, Wiecjorek, Calmes, Green, Seligman, Newell, Young, Taylor, Disinger, Merle, Greene STH ROW: Jessop, Oldman, George, lluetonen, Hall, Woncki, Block, Blujus, Rudolph, Head 63 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Accommursra Elaine u01ina,-1 FRONT ROW: Pieri, West, Stein- baugh, Schum, Tortorice, Aquila, Knickerbocker, Ochal, Godfrey, Domes, Converse, zmggggtermm Wh I es eeler S d Steves, Fading: Sonricker,ny er Darling, Stone, Walsh, Stencel, SP5-1119, Roth, Hollenbeck 3RD ROW: Craig, McCulloch, Haller, Kryman, Haller, Sondericker Glor, Delude, Tortorice, f'ra.no:ls, Martin, James, Hiller , -- HTH ROW: Wilson, Szweda, Wieejorek, Kell, Iehnan, Stephens, Miller, King, Merle, Klee, Myers, Zoeller, Zoeller, llartle, Foster, Ingersoll, Baker ACCOMPANISTQ Barbara Seligman FHQIT ROW! Rood, Sanghush, Smith, Spohn, Nh-. Zavitz 2ND RCW: Siebel, Janes, Novak, Thomas pi ' ,' Q . .5 1 1 Q 1 yx' S Q ' 4 , r 1 , 1' , fr 0 3 ,1 ' J: Ifgp 'P an 1: a!g0 Q: I1 0 is 'Zz , f ',. I I Z, ' I I ' , r 7 J ,A , Q ' 1 Q -9 5..,O-,xs-, If s' ,'f..'l .,- Ok-.. l9q-' is PAUL SIEBEL SALLY SANGBUST-Y Q K SANDRA SPOHN ' HARRY mms 5 ,A ',' JACK Gsman A i ' . A N OA JANET P1-:Tz f J NN NOVAK D I V' Il 7 ,,o,: I T JAMES FNIDMAN ::. ..,.1 ff-'1 ' fl -1 ' . A 1 A, A55 ,', , If v,.-' ,L' f- MICHAEL GASSNAN QQ Qytslil '.--2-9, SANDBA mm A ' 1 A JANET nAvIs BRUCE PAIMER ' f fi, 5 A Zql A i STEPHEN DADD mmoo Noon 5 N . Q ' ig A 4 4 A 1 A ff A MARY oonmszr RICHARD HIGGINS BARBARA SELIGNAN 6h FRONT ROW: Gaczewski, Knapp, Hamilton, Miss Hamilton, Myers, Palmer, Hawthorn BACK ROW: Stone, Victor, Calmes, Eldredge , Pinkowski , Merle , George, Heller, Mustonen, Molinari, Barvian, Jennings, Giese, Kriger The Library Club consists of library assistants who aid Miss Hamilton in many ways. Each member is assigned a certain period in which he checks our books, places them on the shelves, prepares new books, mend: them and runs different errands. x V X ,A I .Q I, 4. Q xxx 'fl , I 121 'I 1 zz! 1 5 1 1 I ' I I , f 1 I , , 1 ' zizf -'I 'N ' , X 1' ' 1 fr Qsxxxul fn ,Z Jaxx 2 if 1, l,.,: I I, If '1 'ir r. I I H.. x , ,'ix ,'1 , 1 -' ,' 1 a , ,' I 'C - ,' ' - Q Y., .,,: Is 7,21 .'- l,.g,' Q, 5.11. - '5 Q- ' vs- a,'l,' ' 1 I ,I ' 1 Q0 '0'l h 11' ,'l ,? FRONT ROWS Perl, Hamilton, I 1 , , f ' 11 ,ff Gaczewski, Brei, Kilian f,1. ., g' ,-' , 0.4 at,u, 1, I If I ,' 1' 67, Joyce ,f 1,71 ft I- I , If ,If , , ,f, , If , , 'fa'--. 2ND ROW: Iehman, B.Palmer, f f 1 ' :T f 15' 'Az' --- .4 1 1 I' f 1 ,' 1 ,fl -7 ,S ,Q if Thomas, D.Mil1s, Librock, , 1,'l,0a-f -,loan 'K 'glj' , f.4j,f .6 5 It Ig A J.A1'neter 65 Q-IRD ROW: Myers, Mader, G. Almeter, Victor, Gardner, Eldredge, Strobel, J. Palmer, Bennion, Sally Reisdorf LTI-I ROW: Reding, Gebel, Maxon, Scharping, Matteson, Stedman, Leitner, King, Suzanne Reisdorf, Conrad, Iapp, Jensen, Hall, Linde- bauer, Madigan, Miss Br-ayer STH ROW: Mooney, George, Ruff, Tiffany, Hawthorne, Given, Matchulat, Kime, Petz, Glor, K.Mi1'l.S Drama has always had a magnetic attraction for nearly everyone. This year, the students of Attica Central created the Thespians Club. The goal of the Thespians Club is to study the various aspects of the production of drama. The Club is still in the stages of organizing, but it has elaborate plans for the future . 9 I I ,I I I I I y ' 1 I I f 5 s qgo I I 1 . ' 1 ' ' 'X 'Q 'ls'f--' 7 '4.' Q The purpose of our school paper, the Eagle, is to give the wtudents, faculty and parents more up to date news and to keep them better informed of the co ing events. In performing the duties pertaining to its publication, aptitudes in writing, layout, production, salesmanship and cooperatio are developed. I 2 Y BRD ROWS hTH ROW: STH ROWS 6TH ROW: ly Sangush and Reisdorf 1 1 'Q .,- ma- ' ll K , I 1'.,,g 's, Ax I 0 ' I I O 0 1 ,' 1 1 I' , , , ' 1 1 v -' g.sv' 1 1, , 1. . I 'Xxx 1, - 1 1 .,n, ,. hs- '1 ,' ,' 1 1' I 1' , 1 I 'f , ' , , , l , I ll I J - -' 1 1 1 , ,' 'e -' R'-t ' I i 'H4.' 'xx The National Honor Society, a. service organizatmn, aimed to make our ship a more efficient and intelligent one. Their efforts to improve the school and its general outlook were worthy of merit. SEATEDz Sangbush, Seliguan STANDING: Miss French, Rood, Joyce, Walker, Mr. Manchester, Mrs . Rhebergen FRONT ROW: Given, Joyce, Petz Hamilton, Brady, Werner BACK ROW: Mrs. Rhebergen, Richter, Petherick, Mins, Scofield, Romesser, Schwab, 1 C.Petz, Clark The Torch Staff is made up of at least three members from the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. It is open to those who show a real interest in the yearbook. In our yearbook, we try to preserve student and faculty memories of school days through pictures and writing. 'I ll f I I I 1 1 f 1 ,, , 1 1 'aiu '1' ,I,l , 1 11 1 , , ,f ' , 1 ,' ,'jssx Q K ' Noela- 0 ' ,J 'I If I f 1 I, I 1 1 1 1 ' I f ,111 I I., ll 1 - 5 ' ix' 5 -'O is 0' x:N 1' ,st 1 A 1- as , . . , . ,,,,,l D, ,vflilfli ,' I 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 , p I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 A ' ,V 1 1 Q I ' , ,' .' f 0 - In 1-fa' Qu 'Q 'gs t- 'ef fy' 'f,: 5 4 I 1 ts' 1 4 1 l 'Q 1 , ' 1 n xl 1 ' ' 51 1 ,f 1 l' I , I ' ,I V , ,' V 0 Q . 5 ., o I 0 , ' x 4 French Spencer ,fp ,ry oi' ,-0 X ' me 1' of ' ' ' I 1 I I ' , a'l Xxx ,w, Q 1 , 1 - - ,' A - I .. I I , !,, ,- I- I I 'san -- If , 1 f 1 - , , I I , I 4 , -1 1 U cs' 'I' iss' QI 1 'J ,' A ls s' The Iatin Club makes our ship a more universal and cultural vessel. Since the ship of state deals in the commerce of manldnd, the Iatin Club does its part by devoting time to the study of foreign culture through its parties and banquets . FRONT ROW: Reding, Gardner, Stedman, Pinkowski , Granville, Merle, Bennion, Hamilton 2ND ROW: Dadd, Almeter, Henneberg, Madigan, Walker, Schwab, Werner, Davis, Miss 3RD HOW: Kehl, Welker, Godfrey, C.Petz, Bissell, DuPont, G. Petz, Gassman, Petherick, J.Petz, Ochal, Eldredge, LTR ROW: Wood, Hills, Joyce, Fridman, Mustonen, Clark, Brown, Scofield, George ,Qs I 1 ,.'4 .Q, ...I 1 fl ' 1 1 ' 1 I ' ' ' x:sK 17 U 1 ' I ,' 1 ' I . I 1 1 1' r' f :n,' 1 .2 If ,I 1 I .- 1 1' - . , , 1 , I -' 1 1 ' - , p-' 1 ax , 1 , - f 1 , , 4 1 ,. - 1 I 1 , , Y r ,,, inn' 'Q' lg' 'dll -' Qs,-ik,-' Q Q 'go' . - The name of the Arts Club was derived from its motto which is Always Ready to Serve. It is a service organization for the school and commun:lty, open to all students in high school. The Arts Club maintains its own bulletin board in the main hall where all club news is posted. SEATEIM George, Hamilton, Morrison, Palmer, Miss Oaks STANDING: Ieitner, Scharping, Iapp, Schwab, Mills, Sco- field, Ticen, Meyers, Eldredge, Merle, Lindebauer 68 i 2 2 5 2 FRONT ROW: Nader, Miller, Fredericks, Victor, Godfrey IST ROW: Hr. Manchester, Merle, Gerard, Mez-kle U ll I fl 1 ,',f ,'Q w 1 I ' 1 f gxaa r 1 I I I f I I ., 1 ' ,I f f , d I ff I l-w5 n' ,95' , , I '- Oxxgt 1 .q. -.' ,ax I , I I 1 , I f I I I 1 I , 1 1 I , 1' , J 9 , 1 I , I' , 1 , 4 ,xl ' ' , fl I 1 ' ' , ' 1 1 ' f 1 - 1 1 ' - ' ' 1 1 ' 4 .' f ' ,' -' ' f ',' 'U .' ' s- A' 's'1' I-1: 4' 0' gc fn'-x-' qv 'O' 1 qs R -' oe ',,-' OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT! Dadd, Clark. Walker. Hill! Our Student Council, the governing body of the Attica Central School student body, compares with the crew of the Ship of State. It consists of the four officers, two rep- resentatives form each of the four classes, and the representatives from various other clubs active in the school. we are obligated to our student body to chart the activity course of the ship during the school year and to steer it carefully being mindful of any whirlpool that may pull us off our course. 69 32- E. K. FRONT RON: Brom, Nichols, Glor, Van0stberg, Czworka, Merkle, Fugle 2ND ROW: Spohn, Trauscht, lliller, Fuest, Almeter, Mooney, Victor, Me r 3RD ROW: Go?1ridga, Cortright, George, Welker, Strobel, Myers, Duschen, Brady, Bowen MTH ROW: Kubala, Almeter, Dickes, Rzepka, Ticen, Hawthorne, llatchulat, Meisner, Walker, Fohl, Amico, Todd, Parrish, llrs. Bottone STH ROW: Wilson, Biehl, Glessing, Green, Walsh, Foster, Stockholm, Markle FRONT ROW: Acquard, Kriger, Czworka, Burg, Snyder, Richard Tojek, Brodowski, Becker, Gadomski 2ND HOW: Steves, Almeter, Fox, llullett, Hall, Calldns, Mahoney, Kehl, Pilc, Sheer 3RD ROW: Mr. llsccxnber, Fugle, Edlerkle, George, Barvian, Amberger, L. Markle, Standish, Meisner, Abendschein, Reisdorf, Sawyer, Wheeler, Stockman MTH ROW: Beaumont, Joller, Block, Pomona, Knab, Korytkowsld, Bridges, Leslie, Merle, Ronald Tojek The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for all high school girls who have been or are enrolled in homemaking courses. The purpose of'F.H.A. is to help prepare girls for their role as future homemakers and citizens in the comunity. Throughout the year, activities such as an initiatzlon, provldin P T.A refreshments dances, a sanel giscussfon, the' annual picnic, an a banquet were enjoyed. This year, as they did last year, the members of the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America, chose four representatives to go to the Kansas City Convention. Each year, the membership in this club increases, which shows the ever-increasing interest that the boys are taking in this project. 9:2 35 70 I ll ws n KX!! . : 1 1 llyx . as In I 'QPWQ 511 ll I v ll lx f MJ' P ' 8, X l f , ' my gg, X l , A NN - ' ,T-xx: . J Akvx iv 'I xi' ki if N N I x ' NH-r, X 'N hy . , , ' K 1 A, Z A gk F . f f ff A 7' lk -' QX .S 4 Ng ' 4 Z 9 .I':zi4Q'v , , .Wg 1, 7-ff -'-4 't is' . 4 2 , x? xiii 1 A4 .eQ'fD ., 5 td- - . x , X. A - , 1' ' -v N Q 'if' 62? ' ' x W5 Wi - , . -lk 1 ' 'n I ' xx x . ,264 -5 X ix Y P .121 ' xx x YQ: J f 7 , . 1 R N If 'I - X -I I I: rx I 1' ,' - iff. 1 , 1 4 I ng ,' f 1 4 I 1 ' - . - ,-, gf 1 4,f,f -gg x , p I x xb , ' 4' 1 I 4 f 1 ei f l - ' f. t 5:0 I 1'x 'lf J, 8 ,G , '..1xs-,,if ' f x 4 19 6 1' Y-I ,N i -'J xf s : f va ,nw ,git Af 111- ,- ' ' ' . G 9 4::rZf2?:3:', , 4 O 9.0s'9 0 fs! 1 - - X f'f'o9'o'o' 'lin' X ,. Q v4o0oo'oQn'. xv--W-. 5 - fo'o.0'Q' ' ' 9 ' ' ' 2 ' . K 5: ' . Ox, ..'Q.QsQ.'.0: 45 3 X35 ,o,o,+,0,o,o,s,Q,o,v 5 3 ivzstozsxofozozq' 3 ' x gbfbfvfvff' I2 M44 om- : l'p 1 I ,s X lgssx . 9 .9 , f I I 1 1 I -.X I 1 , I 1 'Z' I 1 1, 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 f -..A xxx ,' If la v ,1,' f.. p KS Q l xt H f va s . xxx- 1 I 0. ny X K .'s,t S lv: .Io 1 . , 1 ' -' - 1 1 - a 5 : - . 1 '. --4 --' f ,-- --f. -- qkso f 5 Q gs 'go' 050' 5 K - FRONT ROW: Newell, Knickerbocker, Wolcott, Fazackerley, Jordan, Cochrane, Wheeler, Miller, Glaser ZND ROW: Bissell, Thomas, Stone, Patch, Walker, Smith, Knapp, Reding, DuPont BRD ROW: Janes, Clark, Hykert, Mahoney, Brown, Coach Southard, Coach Broadbent, James, Almeter, Johnson, Isyden, Beaumont The Attica Football Team, steered by Coach Southard and Coach Broadbent, completed the season with a 3-14 record. One of the big thrills of the season was winning a conference game against Arcade. By building up team strength this year, hopes for a bigger year lie ahead. 72 IEFI' T0 RIGHT: Leyden, Mahoney, James, Rylmrt, Almeter, Smith CAPM-INS' 08-ry Walker and larry Markle COGCHES2 llr. Broadbent and ln-. southard LEFT T0 RIGHT: Smith, Clark, Walker, Almeter, Mahoney, Beaumont, Johnson 73 I sus K ' Xxb. 1 1 1 -.. Wx 1- ' A ,.- I I ' I 1 1 I ,gt I I 4 Q Q Q 1 ,I 4 1 , J' , If 1 I ,I I If , 4 If 1 I 1, I 'I 0 - I I -3 f 7 ' 1 4 'g v I 4 0 'A ' 0' Q' ' q. ' Q' P LEFT TO RIGHT: Trauscht, Burr, Petz, Rood, Novak, Spchn, Reding ,Q 1 Z ,', Il If ' I 1 1 I I 'I If 1 1 I 1 , ,' 1 I I 1, I - 5 1 ol - x 1 I I l',, I 1, ' . 'lx ,I I' 1 z' ' 'lf 'Q 'I lig ' I If 1 ' 1 1 1 it II , 1 1 I I 1 1 , 1 , I , 1 , I f , 1 II 1 1 1 11 1 Q J f , I , 1 1 1 1 I f I 1 , L' nl I .1 I , of Q' 0 0,0 , I I 'I 1 04 0' I 0 4 , Q9 as S C gs'g-' 'Qq4iO .9 QC ' ' 5s' 4 This year, as per custom, seven glrls were chosen from the student body for the Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Marv more girls tried out this year than :Ln the past. couple of years. This in itself showed an ever increasing interest and enthusiasm on the part of mare girls to take part in this activity. We acquired a mascot during the course of daughter of our baskezban and baseball mach. to her it was decided to let her cheer for all I' aj' the year :Ln the fom of little Terry Lee Schreiber, As she did so well in learning the cheers assigned the basketbaJJ. games held on Friday night. 714 DGINA TRAUSCHT IARGO ROOD N JCBNN NOVAK SANDRA SPQBN JANET PBTZ JULIE REIDING BARBARA BURR 75 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Coach Schreiber, Lyons, Smith, Parrish, llerkle, COACH SCHREIBER James , Walker, Molinari, Almeter, Henneberg, Glor, Janes, Budd KNEELING : John West . V f 1 xr xinii-Y' VMSMD A r '.ff g-ligfi ' at :C 'H' N 1 5 --Q I f , , 1 1 ,' 'r.,,- ,.1' if If If' If 0 1 ' J I , ' 0 yi pf I 0, .5927 'O' I 5 '- 'KG' ls' 554' 1 - I' I 1 if JIM I' l IP 1 g , Q i I I 'Q Lyons 'J , ,f rf , , p ' bfx' , ' ,Il 1 1 I l'n' f f Q' I 5 :'l is ' ' ' 1' 'Q' , :,' 5 ,',' 1,1 1 1 I ,f --' if I' -- I 1 Q 5' .' 4. 1 fa 1 1 , ,' o g,,' f.-.j..0, '65 0 V., Q s 1 , go i, It 1 QQ6- GARY WALKER Hopes mere high for a great season with Mr. Schreiber coaching the Varsity Basketball Team. Relying on experienced players and 'lilling to play their hearts out, the team met the challenge of beating last year's record. . G.B. SMITH IARRY IIERKIE SONNY PARRISH T6 4. . S .4 use wi. rmgnsml Sussman an A ab 1 1 Q v' D O Q U - ,' ' 0 . v an , , f 1 I , , I' 1 ' ' f' ' 1 , A , - . 'S ' .'v ,' -v QV: 'tif' -' .GNU I ' -,',' .' 4 1 ' ',lsx Q - 4 1 ' - AIX' I , 3 fq . 1 if 114- - ,,, '- aI. , :f f ' - ,, - 1 Q I fr ,.-' 1: .1 I ' ' gl - -4 ,txt ... Lido ,xg us, Q... fLx.Ao lqx l.gO COACH BROADBENT The Attica Junior Varsity Team under a new coach, Ronald Broadbent, had a very successful season. They lead the league throughout the year. FRONT ROW: Steinbaugh,Managerg Darling, Petherick, Newell, Pierce, Sawyer Absent: Molinari BACK ROW: Coach Broadbent, Librock, Johnson, Beaumont, Myers, DuPont, H:lggins,Manager '9 6 pn I' I, 7 ,'1 If' ,if I fff. -1 ,Q f ,Q ff 1- 'f f C- 1 1 1 jf' I-5 ,, Hi' if Q 0 J' ' , f ' ' ' ' gee gee 0. -'7 f.-2',-22' ': :-4l': '-'i'7--iff' .1-ff- FRCNT ROWS Suzanne Reisdorf Brel Sally Reisdorf Kina BACK ROW: Eldredge Frede ricks Conrad ADVISOR : Mrs . Bottone - 77' BOYS BOWLING FRONT ROW: Disinger, Petherick, Lehman, Switzer ZND RUN: Granville, Wood, Acquard, Taylor, Librock, Dudek, West 3RD ROW: Hr. Fox, Joyce, Uartle, Budd, Simet, Joller, Glor, Thomas, Mills 1 -gif si- c vs.. -:' 1' :-'1 if' 11-7, : r-0 , -- 1 The bowling team this year consists' of 25 members and has two county champions back, plus many up and coming younger members-. Mr. Fox consented to teach and overlook our weekly bowling sessions. .lg I -5- 1 I1 ,I 'l fig! I ,' f ,f ,f I - 1 p-, ,, ' 14' I x,-- FRONT ROW: Fullington, Spink STANDING: Mr. Southard, Beck, Gildner, Markle, Janes, Faczackerly, Durkee, Tallman, Jordan 78 .FT FRONT ROW: Wheeler, Royce, Fazackerley, Fugle, Wolcott, Dailey, Hardie BACK ROW: Coach Southard, Smith, Spink, Rykert, Patch: K01'.Ytk01'S1d-n 00,131.1 SOUTHARD Fitzgera d lIerk1e,Manager 0 0' ,Ii 1 1 35 This year Attica had its 'ix' . - ,I , .,, 0, A., smallest wrestling squad in ,' 3 7. ,' ', ' ' 1 - 0 ' ' ' ,- its history. Although it ms g - ,J 0 0' I q ,f I Q I, N 4' :-,:x.o,xs,'.'s,,' 5 'A ,' f . ':.vl small, it had a winning record ,f 1' and usd 'for third in the f 1 county. e had two wrestlers I-71 David Burg and Jim Royce, who, were undefeated in all their matches. V FUGIE and woncorr B.mrKER'r and Horan: oi. J f p o 1 .fu :M-T' ' 1, iv Q ' 1. 1 4 J sa' Q,' 'ts' Ns, lsqi 0,1 1 'U .v I 'X 5 KX 1 Q. U Nts 9 i , E 4 ' 5 I I , 1 ,on I aio 0 y Q 'fo ' ixnr' ' The cross country team had a very successful year, uinning two J 4 0045! ,'l , 1 ,' If and losing two. The team, losing 'O' to Oakfield, missed the 'conference title by one point. In the sectionals at Hobart College in Geneva, Ron llerle and Bruce Hauger placed in the ton fifty. FRONT ROW: Coach Schreiber, Hanger, Pierce, Disinger, Darling, Parrish BACK ROW: Dudekg Smith, Merle, I-Ienneberg, Budd 79 l! ,47 Ip l . I I 1 ,' , 1 I , 1 1 1 Q 1 -- 1 I o, :P , 4 ff ' ,fi 1 I o 5 , 4 1 , V 1, 1 4 I I 1 '1 - , ,, If 1 I . 1 g 1, ..s'v 1 If J , 4 ' I 4 , , , I 7 1 QQ' 7 f 1 ,' ,' Is 1 Co 'K0'5q .1 'a Qs',l.-- 5- ',,- lst-, -QQQ - FRONT ROW: Czworka, Duschen, Switzer, Van0stberg, D.Dudek, Giese, Granville, Petherick 2ND ROW: Coach Schreiber, West, Bennion, Brown, James, Acquard, Parrish, J.Dudek, Smith, Mr. Dymond BRD ROW: Budd, Metzger, Beglinger, Becker, Glor, Haller, Mahoney Attica had a very good baseball team and ended the season with an 8-3 record and in second place. The outstanding feats of the year were: John West's no- hitter against Arcade, Russ Acquard's one-hitter against Perry, and a 1h- inning game against Ietchworth. We will have seven lettermen returning and good prospects frcxn all the high school classes. Jim Dudek and Tom Bemi OD John West and Russ Acquard 80 FRONT RON I-I nneberg Robert Molinari Mr. Fox STANDTNGQ, Samet, Ruff, Herman, Clark: Mills, Joyce, Thomas, Richard Molinari ff Q. - ,. ' ' fff, -I 1-' ,' ,' :', ,' 1 a ' 1 f I f 1 1 L' I -'1-' p' ', 1 ' ' -OI '5.- 01119 C18Tk Ollie Clark TENNIS Under the direction of Mr. Fox, the tennis team did very well in that they tied for first place in the county. With many lettermen returning, and some good prospects, we hope to do even better in the hzture. The lettermen returning areC1ark, Simet, Joyce and Henneberg. n 81: t y ppp J Ronnie Joyce N .Lest f .qs J ,hifi 'aw m 'Q ing , W :fs9'd ' 5 1 Q X ies? -' f Y ly .,,' A it u f Mary Jane Becker .K V ,- if Ka-by Reisdorf Ronnie Walker , 5 x er 1 is f J F5 ..Q,, be - - 3, Q 'J Q 'Q, ?. 1 Linsgy K Evelyn Glsssing- np e . 1 veif g A, 2- ' . it at W A Gary Walks? 1:vN:x,,e:.,,,: ,Q . . QB! qvgefewse .Qin is 4 Q 2 A Y E Ag 23 4 an I 3 F 'f .L if A' V , -, , fe.-' .-new Paul Siebel i Charlie Dickes ,dn I ' ec- YI. X is 5 c3: in f 1 Q. is Barbara Lippold Joy 'Q iz. f ? V Hr: Q. Sandy Spohn Palmer ,. . ' 4 I 5 'fm ,.- N f x ' 2 ,n, Hi . H Vary Jane Clark ' n .,,n ig 5 'nr' e A M e e nnzn e Bill Balm-er Mm New V A- :g c- P. Eileen Almeter 1 I wg, ' ' Qs Q Q R Janet Petz carol Koh 'h i Q ' A Frank Hall S 2 n ,wax . , eq' ' SSDW 50me1'h-Elder ,. if S8111 Smgwh ,.e,y 5 if, g M N Daryl M1115 louise Welker fifQi'i'Qf' L' ..,f- fig ff 4 ' ss. ' 1 . -, ee J K Barbara Iee George S X V ' f H 4 udy ing GeBe V Gln I is A ,H-, Th Q i ? ga omas . f 4 ' My Janice FNIGST- , . 1 QIWQ4 a n 1., Q ,,.. ..., 1 5 ' I S , '4 1- X , ' b My, - J .Qg --. 9? - nnnn ee Sallie Ame, 'f Roy Halle' 1 Welker Tiinl A 82 N I ,E yy. f W -r, ,5 'U' I I I , I I I I I If of a ff 1 ' I , I 1 1 1 I f 1 I Q . ,1 'g ,' z,' , r 1 , , ,' 1 , , 1 . 1 , f s I - ' I f -' 0' 1 , I f , I I r I f, , Q 0 ' 'Q :II - 1 ' I ' Q Q' 0'l -0 5-0 sv QI lc ..',, Q.s..-f 0 O-, ix-- SQ WE, THE CIASS OF NINETEEN I 'I AND FIFTY-SEVEN, of the Attica Central School, Town of Attica, County of Wyoming, and State of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do make and declare this to be our last WILL AND TESTAMENTx FIRST: We direct that all of our just debts and funeral expenses be paid. SECOND: I, MAUREEN HAMILTON, do will and bequeath my Arts Club presidency to the most deserving party. THIRD: I, MIKE LEYDEN, do will and bequeath my ability to catch a pass to future wingman Ronnie Knapp. FOURTI-is I, BRIAN SIMET, do will and bequeath W height to Gary Newell. FIFTH: I, BARBARA LEE GEORGE II, do will and bequeath my ability to talk on cordless telephones to a future American History Student, Gwen Lapp. SIXTH: I, MARGO HOOD, do will and bequeath my locker key to anyone who can make it work. SEVENTH: I, PAUL SIEBEL, do will and bequeath my bass fiddle to Eric Steinbaugh. EIGHTHs I, GIADYS DUSCHEN, do will and bequeath my saxophone to anyone who wants it. NINTI-Is I, RONALD WALKER, do will and bequeath my money to my best friend, Ronald Tojek. TENT!-is I, MARJORIE GILDNER, do will and bequeath my interest in western music to Nicole Meyers. EIEVENTFH I, RONALD JOYCE, do will and bequeath my bowling records to Tom Disinger. TWELFTH: I, MARY GLOR, do will and bequeath my Royal typewriter to anyone who lcnows how to use it. THIRTEENTFH I, EIIEEN AIMEPER, do will and bequeath my ability to gain weight to Judy Strobel. FOURTEENTH: I, BARBARA LEE GEORGE I, do will and bequeath, ny ability to be talking to scxneone else 's boyfriend at the wrong time to any girl who wants it. FIFTEENTEH I, JANET BRADY, do will and bequeath my ability to keep secrets to anyone who can 't. SIXTEENTHz I, MARY JANE CIARK, do will and bequeath my seat at the Sugar Bowl to Eleanor Boxler. SEVENTEENTH: I, FRANK HALL, do will and bequeath my duels to those in next year's Senior Class who like to disturb the peace. EIGHTEENTHx I, GLENNA NICHOIS, do will and bequeath my ability to drive to Judy Todd. ' NINETEENTI-is I, LARRY MERKLE, do will and bequeathmy ability to block to Louie Janes. TWENTIETH: I, ,MARIE MILIER, do will and bequeath my ability to absorb more through smaller eyes to Sue Matchulat. TWENTY-FIRST: I, RICHARD CRAMER, do will and bequeath my ability to run the movie projector to Norman Kriger. TWENTY-SECOND: I, GERTRUDE ZEHLER, do will and bequeath Elvis Presley's picture po Lois Welker. TWENTY-THIRD: I, SALLIE AMICO, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Hr. 0'Connor to anyone who can't. TWENTY-FOURTH: I, BILL BALZHISER, do will and bequeath all my study halls to anyone who could get some work done in them. TWENTI-FIFTH: I, DAVID JANES, do will and bequeath my Bass Horn to Jack Gerard. TWENTY-SIXTH: I, NORMAN FOX, do will and bequeath my ability to roll over cars to anyone who wants it. TWENTY-SEVENTH: I, CAROL KOHLHAGEN, do will and bequeath my shyness to Wayne Sierk. TWENTY-EIGHTH: I, DONNA TRAUSCHT, do will and bequeath my ability to wink to Ed Almeter. TWENTY-NINTH: I, JANET PETZ, do will and bequeath my healthy color to anyone I can give it to. THIRTIETH: I, DARYL MILLS, do will and bequeath my driving ability to anyone who can afford it. THIRTY-FIRST: I, JOANN NOVAK, do will and bequeath my old blue sneakers to Judith Bennion to take to Florida with her. THIRTY-SECOND: I, BOB KEHL, do will and bequeath my flattop to Arch Snyder. THIRTY-THIRD: I, HARIH THOMAS, do will and bequeath my blond hair to Bob Molinari. LASTLY, WE HEREBY APPOINT, MISS CHARLOTTE BRAYER and MR. LOREN MANCHESTER, Pbcecutrif and Executor, respectively, of this, our last WILL AND TESTAMENT, with full power and authority to sell and convey, lease or mortgage real estate, hereby revolclng all former wills made by us. SIGNED THIS 20TH day of April, in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven. THE CLASS OF ST 83 Anmrlzn, Busan F.H.A. 2 3 11' SBCTGT-8.l'y F.H-A- 3,113 Chorus,l,2,113 Jr. Prom Dec. Com. 35 Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 115 Sr. Play Usher 11 Aulco, SALLIE Girls Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. 113 Bowling 25 Sr. Dance Refresh. CGTll'Ild 1.1 BALZHISER, WILLIAM Bake Sale Com. 15 Sr.Ba11 Dec. Com. 115 Chairman Sr. Mag. Drive5 Jr. Prom Ticket Colmn. 33 Sr. Play Stage Crew'115 Sr. Dance Dec.Com.3 Boys Bowling 2 BECKER, MARY JANE Girls Chorus l,2,3,115 Mixed Chorus 113 Sr.Ba1l Com. 11' Jr. Prom Com. 33 Sr.Play 113 Girls Playdays l,2,3,115 Movie Committee 1 BRADY, JANET Band 25 Eagle 3,115 Torch 115 F.H.A. 113 Bowling 25 Sr.P1ay Usher 115 Sr.Bal1 Ticket Comm. 115 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 33 County Music Festival 2 BHUNNER, BETTY Loom Club 2,3,11 BURG, mvln Wrestling 3,115 F.F.A. 2,3511 cAL1crNs, ROBERT Intramural Basketball 2,115 F.:-'.A. 1,2 3,115 F.F.A. Officer 3 115 County Dele- gate 2,3,113 State Convention 2,3 ,115 National Convention 11 CRAMER, RICHARD Projection Operator 3 ,113 Sr. Play Stage Crew 115 Jr. Prom Dec. Comn. 35 Sr. Ball Dec. Com. 11 nunsx, .mms Baseball l,2,3,115 Cross Country 2,35 Bowling 115 Latin Club 1 DUSCHEN, clams F.H.A. 11, sr. Bond l,2,3,11, Dance Band 3,115 Jr. Chorus 3,115 Mixed Chorus 113 Sr. Dance Com. 113 Playdays 2,33 County Music Festivalg A11-State Music Festival Fox, NoRMAN F.F.A. l,2,3,1-13 F.F.A. Officer hs Achievement Day 3,115 Wrestling 35 Dance Committees FUBST, JANICE F.H.A. l,2,3,113 F.H.A. Pres. 3,115 Eagle Staff 113 Prom Coum.3 5 Soph. Dance Chaiman5 Jr.Chorus 1,25 Ball Cumn. 113 Dance Comm. 1,2 3,115 Athletic Playdays 1,2,3,115 Bowling 1,2 GEORGE, BARBARA LEE I 1-'.R.A. L15 Bowling 15 Azhlozlo Playdays, Sr. Play 115 Jr.Pr-om Dec. Comm. 33 Grad.Usher 3 GEORGE, BARBARA LEE II library Assistant 115 Arts Club Vice-Pres. 113 Mixed and Girls Chorus 113 latin Club 3,113 Eagle Staff 3,113 Sr.Play Usher and Ticket Comm.5 Dance Ticket Cmnn. 3,113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 33 Thespians Club 115 Athletic Playdays 3 GLOR, MARY Student Council 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,1z3 F.H.A. Refresh. Com. 25 F.H.A. Ticket Comm. 2 HALL, FRANK F.F.A. l,2,3,115 Dance Comm. 1,2 5 Projection Committee 2,35 F.F,A. V.Pres. 3,113 Achievement Day 3,11 HALIER, Roy Football l,2,35 Baseball l, 2,3,115 Basketball 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 115 Vice-Pres. 15 Soph.Dance Ch3.lI1IBl'1j Prom Dec. Coxmn. 35 Ball Dec. Colmn. 113 Stage Manager Sr. Play 113 Bowling 1,25- Intramural Basketball 3,11 JANBS, DAVID Band l,2,3,115 Chorus 115 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Ball 115 Dance Band 3,115 Dance Comm. 2,3,11 Joyce, RONALD Torch 2,3,l15 Tennis 2,3,115 Bowling l,2,3,113 Eagle 3,115 Boy's State 35 National Honor Society 2,3,115 latin Club 2, 3,115 Sz-.Ball Dec.Colnn. 1.15 Sr. Play Prcmpter 115 Chess Club 2 KBRL, ROBRRT FJ-'.A. 1,2,3,l13 F.F.A. orfioor 3,115 Intramural Basketball 2, 3,145 Jr.Prom Dec.Ccmm. 3 KOHLHAGEN, CAROL Chorus 1,25 Cafeteria Work 1, 29311-15 Lsrnnw, IIICHAEL Football 3,115 Basketball 25 Intramurals 2,3,115 Jr.Prom. Comm. 35 Sr.Ball Comm. 113 Sr. Play Comm. 11 B11 .- 1' ,, l',, I fe , I 1 ' A ' fl fl 1 1 I 1' ' 1 ' I I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 f lr 1' I 1 I ff, 1 1 1 4 ,I 4 ,I i-,-' L-,' ,,' .-' x,,', 4,.- LINSEY, SHIRLEY Chorus 1,25 Jr. Prom Dec. Cofmn-5 Sr.Ball D8CoC0l1ll1 113 Dance C0mm.5 Eagle Staff 115 Cafeteria Work hs Play Comm. 11 LIPPOLD, BARBARA Bowling 1,2,3,113 Girls Chorus 1,25 Cafeteria Work 2,3,115 Playdays 12,3,1,1 LYONS, JAM Band, 1 25 Baseball 1,25 Basket- ball 3,11 mmm, WILLIAM Bowling 1, 2,3,11 MBRKLE, LARRY Basketball 1,2,3,115 Track 1,2,35 Football 2,3,115 Sr.Ball Comm.113 Student Council 2,3,115 Boy Rep. 2,3,115 Band l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 115 County Music Festival 2,35 County Band 35 Ring Ccmmittee 35 Stu.Counci1 Conf. 25 Sr.Trip Comm. 115 Dance Ticket C0l'llllc 2,35 F.F.A. Dance Comm. 2,3,11 MILLER, ELLEN Jr.Prom Dec.Comm. 35 Sr.Bal1 Dec.Comm.115 Eagle Staff 113 Sr.P1ay Make-up Comm. 113 Dance Com. 11 MILLER, MARIE Chorus 1,2,3,1.15 Mixed Chorus 115 F.H.A. 1,2,3,115 F.H.A. Officer 3,115 Sr.Ball Dec.Comm. 113 Student Council 3,115 Class Officer 115 Jr.Prom Dec.Comm. 3 mms, DARYL Bcwhng 2,3,115 Sr.Play 115 Tennis 3,113 Chess Club 25 Dramatics Club, Jr.Prom Comm. 35 Sz-.Ball Comm.11 MULLETT, cAR! F.F.A. 1,2,3,115 Achievement Day 2,3,113 Rally Day 3,115 County Con- test 3,113 Local and County Speaking Contest 33 F.F.A. Camp 25 F.F.A. Dance l,2,3,115 F.F.A. Sec. 115 Dairy Contest 25 Intramural Wrestling 3 NICHOLS, GLENNA F.R.A. l,2,3,115 o.A.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Chorus 2,35 Ball Ticket Conan. 113 Fran Dec. Comm. 35 Eagle 3,115 Ball Adv. Camus L1 4 1 ' ' I f ' Ekxi - jll? , , 7- sue , 1 I 1', , Q In r ..e' I 1 ' ,'1 ' 1 z , f , ,' I 2 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 , 1 ,I if If I1 I, I I I I If I' .air ,I If , , '1 - ' 1 1 1 ' ' Q - ,T I 'B' 'O '-- 'Q' 'co' 00' I '-- -- N.-' lk j, NOVAK, -ICANN Royce, JAMES Class Sec. l,2,3,113 Cheerlead- ing l,2,3,113 Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,143 Mixed Qxorus l,2,3,113 Sports Playdays l,2,3,113 Eagle Staff 1, 2,3,113 Band l,2,3,113 G.A.A. 1,23 Orchestra 1,23 Double Octet 3,113 Senior Octet 113 Sr.Play 113 Jr. Ring Comm. 33 llag.Sale Manager 113 Dance Band 2,3,113 State Music Festival 2,3,113 County Music Festival l,2,3,113 Jr. Prom Dec. Com. 33 Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 143 Operetta 13 State Solo Festival 2s PAIMER, Jo! Eagle l,2,3,113 Eagle Editor 113 Dramatics Club Pres. 1.13 Art Club Sec. 3,113 Jr.Prom Dec.Conm. 33 Play Adv.Comm. 3,113 Sr,P1ay 113 Jr. Play 33 Dance Conn. 1,2,3 113 Girls Chorus 113 Library Club 113 Sr.Bal1 Adv.Comn. 1.13 Girls Plai- day 2,3,113 Intramurals l,2,3, 3 Refreshment Conmittee 11 PARRISH, MATTHEW J.V.Basketba11 l,2,33 J.V. Base- ball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 113 Varsity Baseball 3,113 Cross Country 1,2,113 Sr,P1ay Stagg Crew 11 PE'I'Z, JANET Girls Chorus l,2,3,113 Mixed Chorus 2,3,113 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Sr. Ball Comm. 113 Sr. Play 113 latin Club 3,113 Torch Staff 1,2, 3,113 Ea le Staff 3,113 Yearbook Editor E3 Cafeteria Staff 1,2,3, 113 Dance Comm. l,2,3,113 Double Octet 113 Cheerleader 3,11 HEISDORF, KATHERINE Girls Chorus l,2,3,113 Mixed Chorus 2,3,113 Prom and Ball Dec. Comm. 3,11 HOOD, MARGO A11 State Choir-1.13 Sectional State Music Festival 3,113 County Music Festival! 2,3,111 Band l,2,3, 113 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,113 Prom Colmn. 33 Sr.Ball Chairman 113 Cheerlead1ng3 Dance Band 3,113 Double Octet 3,113 Girl Rep. 13 Treasurer of Class 3,113 G.A.A. 13 Ring Comm. 33 Operetta 13 Student Coxmcil 13 Senior Octet 113 Eagle Staff l,2,3,113 Girls Chorus 12,33 Dance Comm. l,2,3,113 Pla Canm. 113 Playday 13 Mag. Manager K3 Student Band Director 11 DEMPSEY, TERRENCE Track 13 Basketball 2,33 Football 2,33 Track 11 R.R.A. 2,33 wraazllng 1,2, 3,11 Rm-JRT, BERNARD F.F.A. 2,3,113 Wrestling 3, 111 Football 11 SANGBUSH, SALLY Girls Chorus l,2,3,113 Mixed Chorus 2,113 Eagle Staff 3,113 Double Octet 113 Senior Octet 113 National Honor Society 3,113 Senior Play 113 Dance Com. l,2,3,113 Jr.Pran Comm. 33 Sr. Ball Dec. 14 SCHREINER, LENORR Jr.Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2,31 Bowling 111 Eagle starr 2,3,113 Dance Comm. l,2,3,113 Ana Club 113 latin Club 2,3, 1-is Sr. Chorus 3,113 Playdays SELIGMAN, BARBARA Class Pres. 23 Class Vice- Pres. 1,3 113 Student Council 2, Eagle Staff 1,2 3,h3 Honor Society 2,3,113 Ring Com. 33 Mag. Cam. 113 Jr. Prom Chaiman 33 Sr.Bal1 Ccmm. 113 Sports Playday 33 Sr. Play 1.13 Band l,2,3,113 Student Band Conductor 113 Orchestra 1,25 Dance Band 2,3,113 Mixed Chorus Acccmp. l,2,3,113 Girls Chorus Acccmp. l,2,3,113 Double Octet 3,113 Senior Octet 113 Operetta 13 County Music Festival l,2,3,113 County Chorus Accomp. 2,31 State Music Festival 1,2 3,113 State Solo Festival l,3,11 SIEBEL, PAUL Track 2,113 Chorus l,2,3,113 Orchestra 1,23 Band 3,143 Sr.Play 113 County Music Festival l,2,3,113 All-State Music Festival l,2,3,113 Boys Glee Club 2 sum, BRIAN J.V.Footba11 23 J.V.Basebs.11 2g Varsity Tennis 3,113 County Bowling Champ. 33 Bowling 2, 3,111 Mixed Chorus 11 SMITH, EUGENE Baseball 2,3 ,113 Cross Country 13 Basketball l,2,3,113 Bowling l,2,3,11 Football 113 Mixed Chorus 113 Senior Octet 11 85 SOMERHAIDER, SANDRA Eagle l,2,3,113 Girls Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 2,113 Sr.Play 113 Jr.Prom Comm.33 Sr.Bal1 Dec. Comm. 113 F.H.A. 13 Press Club l,2,3,113 GAA. 1 sPoHN, SANDRA Cheerleading l,2,3,113 Stu.Council 2,35 Girl Rep.2,33 Dance Band 33 Band l,2,3,113 Oranaazra 1,23 Girls Chorus l,2,3,113 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,113 Eagle l,2,3,113 Sr.P1ay Canm.113 Double Octet 3, F.H.A. 1.13 Sr.Ball Comm.113 Jr. Prom Ccmm. 33 Sr.Octet 113 County Music Fest.1,23 State Music Fest.l3 Girls Playdays l,2,3,113 G.A.A. 1,23 Operetta 13 Ring Com. 33 Stu.Coun.Conf. 23 Dance Conn. l,2,3,11 STANDISH, SANFORD F.F.A. l,2,3,143 Wrestling 1,23 Football 11 svmzsn, MELVYN hseball 3,113 Stage Crew 113 Boys Bowling 2,3,11 TALL-MAN, CLINTON Cross Country 33 Track 33 Wrestling 3 THOMAS, HARRY Bowling l,2,3,113 Tennis l,2,3,11 Dance Ccxnm. l,2,3,113 Football 23 Mixed Chorus 3,113 Boys Octet 113 Double Octet 113 Sr.Play 113 Ball Comm. 113 Prom Comm. 3 Varsity Football 11 TRAuscuT, DONNA Cheerleading 2,3,113 F.H.A. Officer 1,2, 113 Prqm and Ball Dec. 3,113 Ticket comm. 2,3,113 Girls Playdays l,2,3,113 Grad. Usher 33 Eagle 11 1lALne:R, cm! Basketball l,2,3,113 Football 1, 2,3,113 Tennis 23 Jr.Pl-om Comm. 33 S:-.Ball Com. 1.13 Sr.P1ay 1.13 Baseball 11 WALKER, Louisa Nat.Hon.Soc.2,3,113 Girls Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2,3,113 Eagle 2,3,113 Sr.P1ay 11- Stu.Council 11 latin Club 3,143 Arts Club 143 Drama Club 113 F.HA. l,2,3,L11 G.A.A. 1,2 WELKER, PHYLLIS AND PBISCILIA Girls Chorus 1,2' F.H.A. 2,3,113 Jr.Prom-Sx-.Ball Comn.3,113 Grad. Usher 3,11 ZERLER, GERTRUDE Junior Chorus 1 zrsclan, MARY ANN A Chorus 2 3,113 Jr.Pran-Sr.Ba1l Cam. 3,113 Girls Playday 11 N., SENIOR BALL SENIOR PLAY ,--I-an-nh I 1 1 17's 5 ,Q I J 4 '1 Q' Q ' -Q Q 'J ' I' 7, 11. - 4 'I f 'C' , ' ll I 1 ,O ' 1 , 0 0 'l I 1 . ' , 1 I ul Q1 Adam Miller Toys, Batavia, N.Y. Almeter and Harris Art's Calso Service Collision Service Co-op. G.L.F. Service, Inc. Attica Attica Attica Furniture Attica Garage, Inc. Compliments of the Attica Gift Shop Attica Home Bakery Attica Hotel Attica News H.S. Austin Insurance Agency Barth Brothers BLS. Bennion Insurance Agency Dr. MJ-. Bissell F.C. Brei and Sons Cla.:-a's Dress Shoppe Compliments of Clark's Florists Island C. Clark Quentin S. Clark, Sr. The Crystal Pharmacy Father John Dempsey D1llion's Market Ben Dudek Dunn's Grocery Leonard Eldredge Enbt and Meyers Lumber Ccmpany Bob Fmbt's Enbt's Maple Products The Fashion Shop Gatgen's Service Marian L. Gay Glor's Luncheonette Godfrey Milling Company Robert C. Hamilton Harder 0'Donne11 Post 07311 Harding Brothers Home Center If ' 14 J A .9 s Compliments of Chauncey Kibbe Kittsley's Conlesville Delicatessen Iaird Brothers Cleaners Librock's General Store Marley Funeral Home Martin Dry Cleaners M and C Clothiers Vincent Martina Mart1e's Plumbing and Heating McCulloch's Friendly Service Hans Moeller, Watchmaker and Jeweler North Java Grocery Edward F. Cstertag C. V. Ortner and Son F. R. Pauly Insurance Agency Compliments of Pauly's Flowers Philips Brothers Charles C. Reding Reisdorf Brothers Rosemary's Beauty Shop St. James Hotel Sawyer's Barber Shop Fred J. Schreiber Ro Ca Schutt, D.D.S. Schwab Brothers Auto Center, Inc. Searle's Drug Store Tony Severe Dr. and llrs. L. C. Sierk Stripp Signs Compliments of Dr. Sturrock The Sugar Bowl Dr. William H, Tailor Ti.mm's Hardware Twilight Meadows Varysburg Bowling Alleys Varysburg Garage Varysburg Hotel ' Vigiano's Red and White 0.S. Hubbard W. Wise Iylgnd Motors, Inc. Wise Press and Attica Penny Saver Vic Jensen Wyoming County Bank and Trust Company Dr. Kahrs and Dr. Pelham A. L. Young A ' B Ti- , vv - Y' :uri-T , ' 3 A . , ,. ' a. Kali '5' N, is r ' S. 111 - M u I ' f - N. -nl F' X' X, ' 'I ! r-f 4' X 4 - BW r-' 2 xt. 7 Lg al Z 5 1 'X f S B' - Fig- Y Bs- 'G : ' f 5 B -P Y Q 'f I 1 X3 Q Z' .- 87 dd' Secretary - 1959 Not too crowded H Ouchl changed , rf- Gee f 0u e if ' Ti? gsm! x 2 h , 'Pe -A , 0 what a SWI1 pany this is: say mmm 1: f-. Be,fy1d0fed Just leanin' and sippin' when Qx NY! Q.. mme Private secrezanes ' ww , NUI 1181-Bn, Will ya? 'Yagi , Z ,W i i : 2 . Q5 fig xx The Happy Wonderefs ,i A Q, l-l1l.Bi11! L 'f I' - . 'L 4 1 We won, we won ll How should I know '? v 1-et rg S8011 .i . Was I ever surprised U7 Philosophizing Blind man's bluffer 88 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho- graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method. L. , lv, x f F' ,, E .,, 1 Hs, 2, Ihr , A fi. 5,- A. 3 YJ ,. 411, 45 ., E' Q., ,Q v AT, KW 'T' 2 f, , . I .H 9: 0 ,1- W H411 M ,f r., 'z 1 ., S72 ti: ez K .Mu J' 1 rj' 525-,