Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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Seniors PATRICIA KHAPP GERALD KN ICK ERBOCKR ,,' '7i25 1' . .ff QEXQS , . DAVID xonrrxowsxr gzyg1g1a,,1Iif:QQikwf 'Thy life is now at in eooo 2 4 most delightful season, EV f H - be it thine to enjoy.' 32f1f,keI1 IQQ 5!Fki?5g 1 Xm . I 'K HEIDI LEITNER DA 'A day is like a suitcase: some can put more into it than others, and some get more out of it.' CAROL LINDEBAUER JOAN MADER . oompanions.' 4' 20 nForgiveness is 'Never do today what better than revenge. you can put off until tomorrow.' ll HM thoughts are my uLife, Love, and Laughter.' GWEN LAPP 'Tis what I love determines how I 1ove.W VID LESLIE Put it off' until tomorrow. You've made enough mistakes today.'

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Seniors RICHARD HIGGINS This above all, to PAUL JAQUAY thine own self be true. everything else. JACK JAMES Han is the hunter, women are his game. The only thing :ln this world you have to earn is friends, you can steal RICHARD JANES 'Live for today for tomorrow may never JOAN KEHL Do your duty and leave the rest to haven. 19 come. ANN KING ll JOAN KING NANCY KLEE Be silent and safe, 'Give every man thine silence never betrays ear, but few thy voice. you. The only way to have a friend is to be a friend.

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HAROLD MEISNER 'Whenever I feel like exercising, I lie down until the feeling goes ewey.' PHYLLIS MERLE 'Anything worth doing at all is worth doing 1 well.' Seniors A JEANETTE uursson CAROLYN WON 'For dust thou art, HSmile and the whole world smiles with you.' and unto dugg 'halt thou return. EDWIN MERKLE . 'Blessed be agriculture, but not too much of it.' KAREN MILLS 'Give me the courage to change that which can be changed and the patience to tolerate that which oannot.N DEANNA HYERS BARBARA NOULTRUP 'Why be disagreeable, 'The world is a comedy when with e little to those who think.' effort you can be a reel etinker.' H 21