Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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Seniors MARY JANE PARRISH 'No matter how bad things are, face them with a smi1e.' RICHARD PETHERICK nTriumph ie only umph added to try.' STEPHANIA OLSZEISKI ROBERT PADAK 'The most agreeable nnappy I am' from car. Perma' are the Ong' I':n free, why aren't who HSN' 'ith fn they an contented like DONALD PERRY GA ll 'Neither a borrower nor a lender be.' IL PETZ To err is human, to forgive divine.' ever regret.' 22 MARIAH POMONA DIANE REISDORF nsPe5k While Y?u are 'No one knows what he angry and you 11 make can be until he trys.n the best speech you'11

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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

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Seniors GERT IE R1-:1sDoRF SA U-Y REISDORF nA merry heart maketh 'We are never so happy SUZANNE REISDORF 'There is no duty we so much underrate ae the duty of being happy.' MARY ALICE RUFF 'Eat bread and salt and speak the truth.' B cheerful counteneno,,' nor unhappy as we imagine.' RAE RUPERT MICHAEL RYAN le grow too soon old Eat, drink, and be merry, and too late smart.' for tomorrow you may die.n Fi -f:' mi' ' V ., R 5: ff -I ' 1 Egg qph QQ W'Lj M'e X W 1 H, Q VJ J a , if 1 'Y 'Q X - j ' ,e 04 ,Y Vi. fATRICAI.A fardirzn 4 . , f 1 I V PA soft anuier turneth ' away wrLth.'T 9 A uf ' r' vw I f rf' ' A M ffl ' 1 is xx :X on W N Q 9 F DAWN RUHLMA N Better late thuf never 23 '-