Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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THOMAS LEHMAN 'Nothing ventured, nothing gained. DANIEL HAHONEY 'He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. Af . A 4: Q ' ' w 1,-.. - X. J ORN LIBROCK 'Be sure your brain is in gear before engaging your mouth. f- ,.f, 'ff EVALYNE McEIHAIN Anything worth doing at all is worth doirg well. SUZANNE MATCHULLT I am not arguing with youg I am telling you. to a 1 I JUNE Mmm I Good works are worth much and cost little. PA'mICIA HADIOAN 'Better late than never. MARY ANN MERLE 'Monkey see, monkey do.

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L12 Suzanne Matchulat Evalyne McElvain June Merle Mary Ann Merle Nicole Meyers Robert Molinari Mary Mooney Beverly Morrison Stella Ochal Bruce Palmer Ann Parrish Thomas Petrie Carol Pets Julie Reding Helen Heisdorf Nancy Ribei- Alan Sawyer Faye Schmidt Wilma Scofield Paul Spink Mary Stalhood Bonnie Stockholm Brenda Ticm William Van0stberg Mary Ann Victor Judy Walsh Sandra Werner Sharon Werner David Wheeler Barbara Witkowski. David Wood Q-IQQIMAGINE Not chewing gum Not mad when mme is misspelled In sloppy clothes Fat Making a lot of noise Not arguing Being quiet With ringlets Not crossing halls Going classical Owning new con- vertible Being short and fat Having 9 brothers Weighing 200 lbs. Not talking Without 'Rip' Without his car Not talking Short Not winking at the girls Not giggling Getting homework in on time Not complaining With sidebums Flunking a subject Not chewing gum Being tall Tall and blond Dating a girl Driving a car A jet pilot all 011 USUAIL! FOUND With Danxv With Charlie With Jack Driving with Julie Granville Around Where there's trouble With Harley In PontiIL1o's Talking to someone Wherever the gang is With Bill At home Wasting time With Eddie In front of mirror In a blue and white Ford Most azqwhere With Danny Reading or sewing Cruising around in a Ford Talking With Barb and Sharon At Jane's Where you want him Making Al miserable At home Everywhere Typing in the office On his horse Copper At Joan's Outside 21 Nom gg Blue Eyes I-H1185 Her singing ability Tire tread shoes Unusual name Big feet Soda Jerk Sense of humor Selling tickets Yo Yo Not being on time Not saying much Being late Dancing Skipping gm Acting crazy Trapping beavers I-Bushing Being absent U48 Ford Day dreaming Being me Bows in her hair Knowledge of sports Friendliness Handing in late homework Getting her man Goofing off Being quiet Being in a daze Forgetfulness SOHEDAY Medical secretary Will have six kids Married Secretary Famous millionaire Own his own Mercury Mrs. Harley Richley Comercial artist Nurse Own a new Pontiac Efficient secretary Artist Career girl Kindergarten teacher Private secretary Farmer' sv wife Gamewarden Much older Nurse Builder and driver of stock cars Hair stylist Mechanic Worm salesman A success Secretary then married Old maid Mad chemist Mobile homes salesman Raise horses Telephone operator Absent minded professor

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NICOLE METERS 'A penrv saved is a pany earned. BEVERLY HORRISON 'A bird in the hand is worth two in the bulbs' if 52 ' Fgi.r,!?f'f-L ghfigl' iw1 Ed.TfYi 'Dance to the p1per's tune ' X fffig 5:5 d ROBERT HOLINARI Live, life, every golden minute of it. ERIC HUSTONEN 'Still waters run deep. STELLA OCHAL 'Laugh and the world laughs with you. 5, W r r ,- 'S . . NX r 3 '4 gi . - Ex fax 'S-d v ' M37 15.0 Q - r X , V S s ' 7. - be xv ig e-SQ. LZ' 5: A 5 : d S N E v 'Laughter is the best . medicine. K: ., . '31 - v. Z Wa A .,.e BRUCE PALMER 'Love is for the very young-