Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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Yu xv 1 u Q! if rw G , M LLK My w x N - RN ' f X ,L ff ffl, 11, V ,, 0 L, 1,610 1. ' AT TABLE : Hrs . Misa Mrs l Mrs Mrs Ortner, Second Grade Smith, Third Grade Gardner, Third Grade Krueger, Second Grade Walker, Third Grade Hrs. Keenan, Varysburg STANDING: Mrs. Cowles, Kindergarten Mrs. North, Kindergarten Mrs. Hyland, Third Grade Mrs. Mrs: HTSQ Mies ms o Rider, First Grade Seligman, Kindergarten Richards, First Grade Drilling, First Grade Baker, Folgomdalg Mrs. Wiecjorek, English Hrs. Calkins, Social Studies Mrs. Acker, Social Studies Mr. Dumke, Science Mrs. Spohn, Mathematics Mr. Dymond, Science Mr. West, Sc nee FRONT: Mrs. Krotz, Fourth Grade Hrs. Egger, Fifth Grade Mrs. Schwedt, Fifth Grade 2N'D RIM: Hrs. McCabe, Ccwlesville Mrs. Bauer, Varyeburg Hrs. Hodge, Covleevllle Jaros, Sixth Grade Maher, Fourth Grade 55 Mrs. Beaumont, Fifth Grade Mrs. Youngers, Alleghaxq Road BACK: Mrs. Brown, Sixth Grade Hrs. Drosendahl, Bennington Center Mrs. Pringle, Toziers Corners

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Hr. Manchester, Science SEATED: Miss Brayer, American and World History Miss Kowalik, Comercial Mrs. Purcell, hmglish Mrs. Clark, English and French Hrs. Rhebex-gen, English STANDING: Mr. Kirchner, Business Mr. Barry, English Hr. Dudley, Social Studies Hr. 0' Connor, Mathematics and Social Studies Miss French, Guidance ani Latin A Mr. Taylor, Science nculig Attica Central School Teachers Association was organized for the purpose of promoting the highest type of professional practicesg to encourage active participation in the solution of school problems 5 to bring about better understanding of educational problems among teachers and to promote a strong professional spirit. The association cooperates with Parent-Teacher Associations and other civic bodies and assists :Ln interpreting to the public the problems, functions and steady progress of the public school. The Association meets on the second Wednesday of every month. Officers elected for the present year: President, Mary Wiecjorekg Vice-President, Jack Dudley, Treasurer, Grace Patchg and Secretary, , Charlotte Brayer. Last fall, the Board of Eiucation, Faculty and other school employees enjoyed a dinner and enter- tainment together. The faculty also had a Christmas party and is looking forward to other social activities. STANDING: Mr. Hacomber, Agriculture .--L Hr. Frank, Industrial Arts Hrs. Dyer, Elenentary Art Miss VanCurran, Music SEATED: Mrs. Bottone, Home Economics Miss Smith, Elementary Music Miss Oaks, Art . 10

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FRONT RCM: Mrs. 15-lsie Fargo, Mrs. Helen Disinger, Mrs. Alta Bertsch, Mrs. Irene Welker 2ND ROW: Mrs. Helen Ripstein, Mrs. Clara Fuest, Mrs. Eleanor Kryman, Mrs. Clara Schroeder afeieriu Staff It's TURKEY DAYV' A furious scramble, a mad dash, and pushing and shoving students invade the lower regions for refueling to face the remainder of the da.y's work. Five days a week, the cheerful chefs of the cafeteria led by Hrs. Fargo, feed the hungry hordes which descend upon than Whether it s to be soup on Wednesday, hot dogs on hesday, or salad on Friday, the students can be certain of a nutritious ard tasty menu. Imagine eel all th tato Th celery sticks cutter is the job for mel P ing oss po est e carrot am usiohiun MELVIN VETTER AND HR. IEON GAY MR. DONALD BROOKS Jack of all tradesg master of mam. So we salute om' custodians. Whether it's a broken window, loose seat, stuck locker, or amthing else, the call goes out for Mr. Vetter, Mr. Brooks, Hr. Balzhiser, Hrs. Bulloff' or Hrs. Przybyl. The real Mg-. Fixlts' are they, and they have to be to keep ahead of all the stu- dents. Always on the job, ready to help anyone, they are important to a well-run establishment. This year, Attica Central lost a friend with the death of Mr. Leon Gay, long a custodian here. His interest in the students welfare and concern-for the school, and willingness to help anyone who needed it, will never be forgotten. 12