Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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F aculfy STANDING: Mr- 0'Connor, Mr. Schreiber, Mr. Macomber, Mr. Geise SEATED: Mr. Southard, Mr. Broadbent, Mr. Frank, Miss Breyer, Mrs. Cox nto STANDING: Mr. Dymond, Mr. Hartway, Mr. Dumke, Mr. Ashcroft, SEATED: Mrs. Spohn, Mrs. Deci, Miss Oakes, Mrs. Bottone, Mrs. Acker, Mr. Novak, Mrs. Iiecjorek

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MR. VICTOR H. BLOM DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT SEATED: Ainsworth Sondericker, Dr- Merlyn A- Bissell, Irvin E. Domes, Mrs- Mary Perl STANDING: William E. Hamiltong Harold VanVa1kenburg, Edwin Francis, Robert C. George Board of d E ducafion Little does the student body realize the time and thought freely donated to our school by the Board of Education, in order that the students may have the best education. Day and night the halls of A.C.S. are alive with seekers of learning, ranging from very young children in grade schools to the alumni and other adults coming after the regular school hours to find satisfaction in the evening school. The complexity of tnese educational demands results in more work for the Board. The present members are to be congratulated for their numerous meetings which have resulted in unique contributions to our school. :4 Sn II 513 IHKSZD 253827 W , 8

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Healfh Sfaff O P D 1. z L C it . Trix, 4 In order to be in top condition ' mentally, it is necessary to be in top physical condition. It is a pleasure to visit the nurse's office when we know that our aches and pain will he quickly banished by our competent health staff which consists of the HHFSSS. Mrs- JOY'-70 and Mrs. Housenger, the Dental Hygenist, Mrs. Shelton, and Mrs. Dailey, the audiometrist. zz.nNV 3 MRS. VALEDA C. JOYCE SCHOOL NURSE MRS. ROSEMARY HOUSENGER AND MRS. GLLDYS DAILEY Office Sfaff MRS. THELMA WOOD AND MR. ROBERT GEORGE The office staff is a hardworking group of jacks of all trades. Checking registers, making reports, counting money - all these are only a part of the many duties performed by Mrs. Thelma Wood and Mrs. Rita Clark. They are continually bombarded by questions and requests from teachers, pupils, and anyone else who has business with the school. Seldom are they unable to help and their willingness, dependability and competence are appreciated by all. Mr. Robert C. George, as clerk of the Board, works long and hard keeping records and accounts, making up the payroll, purchase orders, and any other of the innumerable jobs that are necessary in the business end of running a school. MRS. THELMA WOOD 5ND MRS . RITA CLARK 10 .