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These are basic, waiting to be built upon. So it is in life ---- a year, a day, a day, an hour. Upon these, shapes and forms and sizes of our lives are constructed. It begins the day we are born ---- the learning, the teaching, the urging. From elders, experience, books, slowly the form takes shape. Gradually it is molded into a young adult crossing the threshold into high school. This is the climax ---- the end of the beginning. The Torch - 1963 portrays this final form. Heartaches, headaches, happiness ---- all memories sizable in sentiment, recorded for lasting remembrance. TAB 2 LE 0F Dedication . . . Administration . . Curriculum . . . Grades . . . Activities , . . Athletics. . , Classes. . . Seniors. . . Patrons. . . Cover Design by David Ryan 0TE TS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Division Pages designed by Richard Clark Art Work by Penny Rifenburg Photography by Lawing Studios DEDICATIO HA friend in needg a friend in deed,U To you Mrs. Valeda Joyce, this applies, to you we dedicate this 1963 edition of the Attica Central School Torch As school nurse, F.N.A. advisor, and head of the Health Department at A.C.S., you have maintained an inspiring and untiring attitude toward your work. For your concern, this is our thanks, 3 Near the banks of Tonawanda From the hills of old Wyoming Stands our High School true, To the shouts of sons and daughters Floats the Orange and Blue. Down the winding ways, Come as loyal sons and daughters, Bring her lasting praise. CHORUS: School we love and proudly stand for, Let your colors fly. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail all, Attica High! 4 ADMINISTRATION HEducation for livingn requires the wisdom of Solomon, patience of Job, hu or, know- d e money hard work. Each le 3 a a is provided to those who seek it 5 Mr. Gilbert Ball Supervising Principal PRI CIPAL Clearing-house for ideas, complaints problems, mediator of disputes, solver of puzzles, mathematician of the year--these and more are the qualifications for a Supervising Principal. Attica Central School started the year by welcoming Mr. Gilbert P. Ball as its new head man. lt is his difficult task to admin- ister a big organization whose primary goal is the education of all its stu- dents for a useful and full life. Add to that major task the responsibility to the people of the school district to see that the affairs of the School are satisfactorily carried on. It re- quires the patience of Job, the wisdom of Solomon, and the love and understand- ing of and for people. Mr. Gilbert Ball, Doug Seig, Mrs. Rita Clark 3 Mr. Robert Shadbolt discusses one of the many day to day business problems with Mr. Joseph Cardinal. Uwhenever you need something done, just ask a busy person.n This might be the motto of the members of a school board. Elected by the peo- ple of the District, these men and women work long and hard to fulfill their responsibilities to the people. Their concern is to keep in operation a school system numbering over 1600 students. Authorizing purchases, building plans, hiring teachers and other school personnel are but a few of their tasks. Always they must an- swer to the public, while earnestly attempting to provide a healthy, attractive, working school atmos- phere. To these public-spirited citizens who give willingly of their time, talents, and energies -----A SALUTEU r ! Mr. Victor Blom District Superintendent BOARD 01? EDUCATIO Dr. Merlin Bissell, Mr. Darwin Kittsley, Mrs. Blanche Welker Mr. Edward I. Anderson, Mr. E. Leonard Eldredge Mr. Arthur Merle, Jr. 7 G IDA Mr. Alfred Feeney, Udene Oldman From a maze of problems and questions comes order under the direction of Mr. Alfred Feeney, Guidance Instructor at Attica Central School. Career talks, field trips, parent conferences, individual student counselling, arranging student schedules, comprise a busy schedule for him. ut Each problem is met with firm, b friendly advice. No request is too insignificant for considera- tion. The students know he is interested in them. much time. Mr. Alfred Feeney Guidance Counselor Twice a week, Mr. Donald Gullone, Board of Co-Operative Services, works with the stu- dents, mainly in grades seven and ten. Testing, setting up schedules, conferences, occupy Working part-time with both guidance men is Mr. Peter Spanovich, school psychologist with the Co-Op. Board. Upon requests from teachers and parents, students meet with him for help in solving problems. Mrs. Marianne Baker Mr. Alfred Feeney Mr. Donald Gullone 8 4 l Mrs. Pat Merle, Mrs. Thelma Wood, Mrs. Rita Clark Mimeographing, typing, keeping lost and found articles, and answer ing the limitless number of teacher and student questions are just a few of the daily duties performed with efficiency and interest by the Office Staff of A.C.S. All of this is in addition to their regular work as secretaries at the school. Payroll records, attendance records, and all sorts of reports keep them equally busy. They act as counsellors and are masters in public relations work. HEALTH TAFF Mrs. Valeda Joyce Mrs. Margaret Branch Mrs . Rosemary Housenger 9 . OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Genevieve Smith, Mrs. Rita Clark HOh, I don't feel wel1lF This little co ment is heard daily by the Health Staff of Attica Central School engaged in trying to keep the student body in good physical condition by curing all the aches and pains. The staff, headed by Mrs. Valeda Joyce in the High School, and Mrs. Rosemary Housenger at the Elementary School, carry out their daily chores of eye tests, ear tests, physicals for all students. Add to this the work of keeping attend- ance records for all the students. Mrs. Margaret Branch, the dental hygenist, services all the schools in the District under the Board of Co-Operative Services. Mrs. Grace Wright is in attendance at the Sheldon Elementary School u der the same arrangement. f'kg QsiN Mrs. Feust, Mrs. Disinger, Mrs. Burch Mrs. Geise, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Acquard, C FETERIA STAFF KW Is it opening day for baseball? No, just the stu- dents scrambling to be first in line in the cafeteria for one of the tasty meals served by the cafeteria staff under the management of Mrs. Helen Disinger. Required by state law to supply certain foods, this able group concocts some delightful surprises for the hungry hoard every day. The appetites are astounding! How would you like to buy 180 pounds of hamburger and 90 dozen rolls per meal? Marion Disinger and Mrs. Helen Disinger STODIANS With miles of corridors to sweep, multitudes of windows to clean, hundreds of lockers to fix, the custodial staff is kept busy. Jacks of all trades and masters of many, these people are on call at all hours. Their main work is to keep the school plants in good working condition at all times to insure the students the maximum opportunity for education. Mrs. Helen Disinger Rosie Almeter - Mr. Edward Balhizer Mr Melvin Vetter 10 CURRICULUM A little learning is a dangerous thing! Insurance against tha ' t threat :Ls ever present in a challe nging course of studies for those who reach out. 11 h Mrs. Catherine Reding, Mrs. Lois Rhebergen, Mrs. Barbara Purcell. Row 2: M'ss JoAnn Werner, Mrs. Nancy Glass, Mrs. Mary Wiecjore , Mrs. Harriet Scott. f rj ,V flllfxr-ljjf-. lylvjllyl QLI 11 MM j 'G J Y W f ffl .ff .ff W ,fi in I wi Nw -.t r . ' Vg! ,JA ind U' ' ,N ,,r F I-7 , ,,v' fiw w l.im+ LUFV J Y ixx, 1, VV . 1 M ' Whether it s making a speech, filing out a job,app1ication, writing a letter to a friend or making an accident report, can you be I 3 understood? This is one of the goals of English. It can also open wide horizons to new worlds through reading about people and places, real and imaginary. If we can sense beauty, feel a surge of emotion, or see something in a new way, our lives have been enriched. Mrs. Marianne Baker, Miss Charlotte Brayer, Mr Zaremski, Mr. Evan Lamb, Miss Susan Green. S. Elizabeth l2 History and English work together to prepare students for the Oratorical Contest sponsored by the American Legion. David Given, winner of the School Con- test went on to the District Contest. Miss JoAnn Werner, David Given, Barbara Brodowski, Sharon Taylor, Elizabeth Bly. HI TORY From the past we hope to learn for the pres- ent and prepare for the future. Students receive a good foundation in New York State and United States History in Junior High. Here they receive the basic information toward understanding man and his world, In depth studies of Social Problems, World History, American History and Problems of Democracy in Senior High add to the mental growth of the students, In these courses, the student becomes more aware of his place in society and his respon- sibilities to himself, his country, and his world, fs r 3 , 34 So much of our lives are influenced by Mathematics. Here students learn to reason, think specifically and care- fully. Whether preparing for future schooling, work or settling down after high school, this area of the curric- ulum requires disciplined study from students which will serve them well the rest of their lives. Mr. Loren Manchester - Biology Mr. Leo Dumke - Jr. Hi. Science Mr. James Anderson - Physics Mr. John Novak - Jr. Hi. Science Mr. Richard Lapp - Chemistry Mrs. Helen Dadd, Miss LindavCramer IE CE How are such wonders possible? From the whistling teakettle to the splitting of an atom, Science has the answers. Science teaches stu- dents the Whys, Wherefores, and Laws of the world in which we live. Gen- eral Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics open new worlds to those eager students who are willing to think and work hard. Lab exper- iments, projects, and a science ex- hibit, give the students oppor- tunities to practice what they learn as theory in class discussion. ' ,www all Qlffn is LA GUAGE-BU 1 ESS W Mr. John Kirchner, Mr. Henry McGivigan Mrs. Barbara Alvut, Mrs. Carol Clark, Miss Arlene Travis To live in the world of today requires many abilities. The Language courses, French and Latin, offered at A. C. S. en- able students to understand the culture of other people. They form a background for other courses of study. In the world of business, the skills of typing, shorthand, the ability to keep books, to sell and to manage ably one's affairs are often the open door to.a new future. 13 il-s .....i., ,r,,.....,..., Mr. Floyd Macomber - Agriculture Mr. Rae Hoopes - Audio-Visual Mr. William Frank - Industrial Arts PECIAL To the students at A. C. S. are offered several elective courses in the area of practical study. The Coop Board Services enable us to have a Driver Training course with Mr. Albert Audsley as instructor. This course is always in great demand. Mr. Rae Hoopes acts as Audio- Visual coordinator for the schools in the district. Stu- dents learn the use of project- ors, recorders, and other equip- ment. The boys are ably instructed in Industrial Arts by Mr. Will- iam Frank. On a part-time basis, Mr. Henry Kline teaches Mechan- ical Drawing, and shop classes. A very active department is observed in the Agriculture course offered. Boys interest- ed in this area for their voc- ation are well prepared to make Agriculture their full time work. Both the Industrial Arts and Agriculture courses offer a major field to students at A. C. S. Row 1: Miss Mary Knopp Art Student Teacher, Mrs. Janice Lyons - Home Ec- onomics, Miss Audrey Oaks Art. Row 2: Mrs. Dorthy Fox - Home Economics, Mr. p Walter Korynowski - Art. ix Homemaking courses offered at A, C. S. stimulate, delight, and instruct the future home- makers of the area. Tantalizing odors and interesting fashions, lively discussions are a part of this curriculum. This is one of the areas a student may use as a major field for graduation. The suite of rooms is so de- signed that students have an opportunity to practice in var- ious areas of homemaking. was . pph, Art opens a new and exciting world to students as they become acquainted with many areas of the Fine Arts. Seeing their own works on display stimulates stu- dents to new heights of creativity and expression. Realizing and utilizing shape and design in every- day life, and creating an awareness of beauty is im- portant in the development of this curriculum. Mr. Edward Schreiber - Boys' Physical Education, Mrs. Clara Fuest, Mrs. Eleanor Kryman, Mrs. Helen Disinger, Required for all students is active participation in the physical education program at A. C. S. Two regularly sched- uled gym classes are supplemen- ted by intramurals and extra classes. Many students take part in the various sports ac- tivities offered during the year. Honor teams, trophy win- ners, best athletes are all desirable, but of even greater importance is the goal of phy- sical fitness and good sports- manship for all students. Miss Mary Lou Wolfley - Girls' Physical Education, Mr. Ray Southard - Boys' Physical Educa- tion. 14' GRADES UGreat oaks from little acorns grow. There is so uch to learn. And the time ere the grafts m is so short. H d is formed, are made, the mol and the ideas are planted. Mr Edmund H. Viemeister Elementary Principal Mrs. Helen Kellner Secretary What do you want to do when you grow up? Possibly this is a question asked more often than any other in the Elementary grades. Mr. Edmund Viemeister, Element- ary Principal, and the staff of teachers at the Pros- pect Street, Sheldon, and Cowlesville Schools labor earnestly to mark the path for the hundreds of eager grade students they meet daily. For the many questions, they seek answers 5 they try to give the students as many new learning experiences as possible. The regular staff is supplemented by teachers on the Board of Co- Operative Services in the areas of Art, Music, physical education, and science. ELEME TARY CHOOL Every age has had its own art, the art which best expressed its aspirations. The art of the next century or so may be the art of teaching. Why not? To mold human beings into their finest possibilities involves the same epic struggle to create beauty and harmony out of stubborn ma- terial limitations which is the foundation of all great art. -Dorothy Canfield Fisher- Standing: Mrs. Rosemary Housenger, Miss Audrey Smith- Seated: Mrs. Margaret Branche, Miss Althea Kale. 16 N V Q who J, I x , .fair ,J Mrs' Jensen, Mrs- George, Mrs. Blakeley, Mrs. Janes, Mrs. Burch, d. Mrs. Re rng Mrs. Beverly Donnelly Mrs. Agnes Kehl Mr. Brooks, Mr. Glasser For a smooth running and efficient school plant, many people are needed. The Sheldon and Attica schools are staffed with energetic and dedicated people, working hard to keep the schools clean, the students well-fed, and to maintain the health of all school students and personnel. Mr . Jack Helm At Cowlesville, two rooms, comprising grades 1-6, are in operation. Mrs . Arlene Beckwith Music Marianne Matteson., Mrs. Grace wright Barbara Wilson Nurse 17 KI DERGARTE Row l: Pfohl, Green, Hall, Frisk, Kubala, Kern, LaVarnway, Forgnone, Strangrover, Landin, Schie, Maxon, Oehler, Merlau. Row 2: Kolhagen, Kirkpatrick, Wrotniak, Godfrey, Southard, Bishop, Pfaff, Eisen- hauer, Coates. Row 1: Monteleone, Murray, Oster- tag, Hooven, Conway, Harrington, Goewey, Clark, Miller, Dworzack, Lyman, Johnson, Bliss. Row 2: Lawrence, Jensen, Werner, Schwalenstocker, Glor, Buckland, Beaumont, Reitzel, Weatherbee, Salwinski, Mrs. Margaret Seligman L8 Row 1: LeFort, J. Graff, C. Graff Tooley, Blatt, Blair, Linsey, Ponter, Rayner, Balduf, Bement, Moore. Row 2: Spencer, Booker, Prial, Knapp, Bernhardt, Burch, Mafzolf, Brooks, Kelichner. Absent: Dellapenta. Row 1: Mrs. June Fargo, Bigelow, Vallett, Witter, Snyder, Evans, McCracken, Ohlson, VanSon, Yueckstock, Balon, Gerhardt, Kautz. Row 2: Rykert, Knapp, Merle, Beechler, Hardman, Beitz Lapp, Stout, Huling, Wagner. Absent: McMahon, Jamalkowski. Row 1: Johnson, Lyons, Gorny, Sondericker, Crowley, Parrow, Marrano, Cratsley, VanSon, Harder, Schiller, Huss, Cunningham. Row 2: McPhearson, Bohn, Hall, Schedel, Myer, George, Welker, Parrow, Sattler, Hubbard, Steven- son Mrs. Harriet Standish Row 1: Phaff, Kilian, Deazley, Amico, Jamalkowski, Snyder, Mac Lane, Brenner, Scharping, Gaffney, Novak, Keicher. Row 2: Conway, Carney, Nurver, Lemke, Bowker, Comfort, Sczepanski, Reiner. Debby, Ricky, and Bobby receive their instru- ments from Mrs. June Fargo. Each year at the P, T, A. music program, the audience is delight- ed with the performance of the Kindergarten Rhythm Band. KI DERGARTE Patty Johnson is all set to play as Mrs. Margaret Seligman lines up the rest of the band. 19 Patty Coates, Billy Dob iesz and Harrison Fox are getting their in- structions. Row 1: Janish, Zittle, Lyons, Richert, Gephart, Garlitz, Ham, Johnson, Dobiesz, Krotz, Shadbolt, Miss Hewey. Row 2: Wassink, Heller, Huss, Treat, Sczepanski, Reiner, Scharping, Welker, Courtwright, Macomber. Row 3: Searle, Merritt, Lapp, Lawton, Ohlson, Pawlak, Brown, Middlebrook. Row l: Pond, Willard, Winfield, Vickery, Herman, Glor, Wagner, Frew, Swineford, Mezyallo, Ohlson, Mrs. Kinney. Row 2: Stevens Meyers, Fox, Gardner, Kirsch, Van Son, Phillips, Mistal, Moeller Hamann. Row 3: Reiner, Hall, Dunbar, Bigelow, Ribbeck, Schup- penhauer, Sondricker, Tooley. 9 8 Row 1: Beck, Rennicks, Schuster, DeLude, Gorny, Davis, Hensen, Harloff, Colton, Herrick, Smith, Miss Drilling. Row 2: Lyons, Zoeller, Wilson, Hicks, Popp. FIR T GR DE Row 1: Balduf, Richert, Beck, Schmidt, Ponter, Sergel, Shaw, Bohn, Giese, Mrs. Schutz. Row 2: DeLude, Crowley, Wack- enheim, Langdon, Krotz, Glor, Sonricker, Myrick, Anderson, Blatt. Row 3: Aston, Moroz, Johnson, Klein, Eck, Allen, Larsen, Phillips. 20 Row 1: Pfohl, Myers, Lyman, Cain, Gorny, Quinn, Pope, Davis, Wagner, Colton, Mrs. Baker. Row 2: Durfee, Welker, Kilian, Green, Johnson, Krotz, Reiner, Ohlson, Fox, George, Miller, Reichlmayr, Glass, Lapp, Schmidt. ECO D GRADE Row 1: Eck, Brooks, Burnison, Cratsley, Matteson, Hall, Southard, Harloff, Burch Lyons, Miss Torcello. Row 2: Goewey, Harder, Wood, Ohlson, Bagg, Brown, Fargo Fox, Snyder, Moeller. Row 3: Urf, Gerwitz, Coates, Vetter, Treat. 21 3 9 Row 1: Miss Carretta, Sondericker Lubba, Knapp, Glass, Bernhardt, Martneau, LeFort, Beck, Hawley, Mrs. Chapman. Row 2: Comfort, Knapp, Merkle, Barber, Dellapenta, Blair, Bly, Forgnone, Merle, Kohl- hagen. Row 3: Anderson, Snyder, Stevenson, Sczepanski, Bey, Gorny. Gaffney. Row 1: Clark, Hopkins, Bissell, Kubala, Brooks, Beck, Parrow, Merle, Gerhardt, Phillips. Row 2: Hall, Eisenhauer, MacLane, Eddy, Garlitz, Sanderson, Glasser, Stedman, Meyers, Marley, Mrs. Sonricker. Row 3: Elmore, Goodridge, Eck, Norcross, Mille Miller. Row 1: Wise, Clark, Comfort, Lyons, Carter, Windover, Raines, Evans, Eck, Begg, Mrs. Schwalenstocker. Row 2: Jensen, George, Wellman, Myers, Huss, Nuwer, Pope, Hodges, Powers, Bohn. Row 3: Curtis, Burr, Langdon, Strangrover, Knapp. THIRD GR DE Row 1: Wheeler, Ham, Patti, Snyder, Curran, Shaw, Rykert, Kreutter, Brooks, Griffith. Row 2: Gardner, Davis, Watson, Janish, Markle, Ger- witz, Wheaton, Lamb, Ingersoll, Kelichner, Mrs. Gardner. Row 3: Booker, Welker, Treat, Sanderson, Ashley, Moore. Row l: Edwards, Blair, Beck, Big- elow, Sondericker, McCracken, Ren- nicks, Moore, Bastedo, Kowal, Mrs. Herrington. Row 2: Schmeller, Holbrook, Hale, Peterson, Williams, Gergardt, Prial, Bagg, Meyers, Schurr. Row 3: George, LaWall, Harding, Johnson. Row 1: Richert, Burch, Giese, Keene, Godfrey, Kilian, DeLude, Dellapenta, Wal- Borne, Lyons, Mrs. Hyland. Row 2: Georg Herman, Puff, Reiner, Schutt, Pfaff, Mey- ers, Vandenburgh, Kittsley, Schuppenburg, Row 3: Coates, Anderson, Blujus. Absent: Craigmile 22 e: Row l: Fraser, Miller, Glasser, Vallett, Bastedo, Reiner, Conway, Schilling, Hopkins, VanValkenburg, Mr. Griffith. Row 2: Bohlen, Barto, Marvin, Clark, Vickery, Bissell, Bagg, Raines. Row 3: Bey, Dumke, Comfort. Row 1: Mrs. Jaros, Ripstein, McKernan, Pawlak, Bayliss, Blatt, Wolf, Reiner, Urf, Leach, Callis, Row 2: Eckert, Reiter, Carney, Hensen, MacLane, Ohlson, Lyons, Sanderson, Aquila. Row 3: Welker, Ferstead, Williams, Ste- venson. FOURTH GRADE , , Row 1: Callis, Myers, Kirsch, Fitzgerald, Ross, Hawley, Raines, Dunbar, Kirkpatrick, Schuster, Carpenter, Mrs. Washburn. Row 2: Schurr, Marley, Young, Heeter, Harrington, McJury, Kozlowski, Ball, Martineau, Fargo. Absent: Caffery. Row 1: Bender, Miller, Pfohl, Monteleone, VanSon, Sinclair, Gibson, Blum, Steinbaugh, Gardner, Mrs. Krotz. Row 2: Kriger, Gerhardt, Bayliss, Meyers, Mills, VanVal- kenburg, Snyder, Marvin, Russell. Row 3: Giese, Ohlson, R. Ohlson. Absent: Herman. 23 FIFTH GRADE Row 1: Huss, Warriner, Brooks, Rykert, Mezydlo, Green, Ripstein, Kubala, Hicks, Dellapenta, Johnson Row 2: Muniak, Goodridge, Ball, Burch, Carney, Peck, Glover, Strok, Schuppenhauer, George, Mr. Cucinotta. Row 3: Lamb, Windover, Kelichner, Kish, Dunbar, Steinbaugh, Langdon, Snyder, Carter. Absent: Biggins, Brenner. The learning of Indian Lore chi1d's education. Sandra Eckert, Peggy Ball, Helen Maxon participate in this learning. Row 1: Mr. Moran, Steinbaugh, Brooks, Frieday, Merle, Griffith, Monteleone, Wrethrick, Lapp, Peterson, Kittsley, Frounick, Wheaton, Mrs. Beaumont. Row 2: Vallett, West, Cooley, Mills, Dur- fee, Ciesincki, Czworka, Smith, Son- dericker, Disinger. Row 3: Lubba, Gay, Norcross, Leach, Holbrook, Lamb, Johnson, Schurr, Baker. Absent: Reiner, Rosecrans. is an essential part of every Row l: Mr. Pieri, Hicks, Blair, Hardy, Weigel, Fugle, Ham, Smith, Edwards, Schuster, Maxon. Row 2: Richert, Gostomski, Craigmile, Evans, Harding, Fox, Hoffman, Hodges, West, Bayliss. Row 3: Housenger, Swineford, Mayer, Curran, Treat, Davies, Barber, Nuwer, Eckert. Row 4: Booker, Montgomery, VanVal- kenburg. 24 Row 1: Clark, Gerhardt, Warriner, Meyers, Parrow, Cratsley, Elmore, Dellapenta, Rhebergen, Gadomski. Row 2: Slawatycki, Young, LeFort, Hall, Piechocki, Verdi, Plowe, Lachnicht, Robbins, Walker. Row 3: Rosecrans, Potter, Rudolph, Miller, Fohl, Ingersol, Treat, Pawlak, Coates. Absent: Pfaff. SIXTH GRADE Rowul: Miss Lefler, Brooks, Gay, Miller, Thornton, Burr, Lawrence, Padak, Nowak, Monteleone, Goewey, Stepp, Mrs. Tiffany. Row 2: Eldredge, Eck, Kieffer, Mezydlo, Wagner, Marvin, Underhill, Kirch- ner, Godfrey, Bey. Row 3: Fox, Bishop, Daniels, Marley, Ohlson, Schilling, Lawvey, Merkle, Clark, Fraser. Linda LeFort, Valerie Fox, Howard Schaller, Pam Williams, Nancy Eck. Row 1: Kreutter, Craig, Ross, Eckert, Walborn, Wise, Harder, Bagg, Knapp, Forgnone. Row 2: Mrs. Thomas, Timm, Kriger, Colton, Jensen, Lawton, Reiter, Hanley, Ball, Williams. Row 3: Woron- Owski, Tys, Ripstein, Hodges, Lange, Schaller, Henry, Anderson, Callis. 25 Row l: Mohun, L. Schmidt, Maury, Perot, Kaefer, Heintz. Row 2: Mrs. Reiter, Beyer, S. Schmidt, Grant, Kilburn, Kilian, Seipel. Row 1: Beyer, Grant, Acquard, Young. Row 2: Zittle, Perot, P. Schmidt, Abbey, K. Schmidt, Row 3: Mrs. Hodge, Klotz, F. Heintz, C. Kilburn, B. Heintz, R. Kilburn. COWLE VILLE As a Centralized School, the Attica School District provides two elementary schools outside of Attica. One is located in Cowlesville, the other in Varysburg. As well as operating K-6 grades, the students receive in- struction in Music, Art, physical education and the services of a nurse, dental hygenist and school HELDO p.,. ,g ..o..:: . Row 1: L. Kehl, Vetter, Deer, Tozier. Row 2: Kuchenbeisser Brigzna, Osborne, Young, Baur- idel, Martin, George. Row 3: Mrs. Keenan, Perl, Mayes, Meidenbauer, C. Kehl. Absent: Stosh. 26 Romesser, Peipins, Brewer, W Row 1: Wert, Victor, Schofield, Wright, Dunbar, Stalhood, Row 2: M. Almeter, Petre, Comfort, Royce, A. George, E. Almeter, Miller. Row 3: Mrs. Keenan, Wilson, C. Kibler, Kaczmarek, J. Meyer, E. Meyer, Glaus, P. George, Matteson. Absent: Bennett, Kersch, J. Kibler, Martin, Weatherbee. Christine Schofield, Cheryl Victor. Row 1: Pope, Wilson, Mayes, Comfort, Deer, Baker. Row 2: Head, Hilbert, Kelver, Schubert, Baetzold, Brown, Knab. Row 3: Mrs. Youngers, Luce, George, Downing, Matteson, Ellison, Hamill, West. Absent: Martin. 27 Row 1: Embt, Cannon, Moroz, Schmidt, Head, Stanton, Mayes, Guertin. Row 2: Bird, Wert, Bouridel, Hackett, Murphy, Schwedt, Ellison, Hamill, Almeter. Row 3: D. Royce, Luce, Hathaway, Laird, Vogel, Donnelly, Dunbar, Kuchen- beisser, Mrs. Stenson. Absent: Baker, Hartway, E. Royce, Harri- son, Miller. f 5 I Q S :iffy Q 41 fb f 1'L f , .3 421 at , ,971 fa S X . Qfiflfb -few 6,0460 Al, Q'-.1-vw r Row 1: Almeter, J. Laird, Mayes, Dickerson, Taylor, Tiefert, Head. Row 2: Mrs. Schwedt, Kaczmarek, Cannon, Durfee, M. George, Comfort, Brown, E. Hartway, Hamill. Row 3: West, W. Hartway, Kibler, Meyer, G. Laird, R. George, Shaw, Deer. Absent: Hackett. Row 1: Embt, V. Almeter, Legates, Mayer, Doster, Wert. Row 2: Batzold, Becker, W. Almeter, Matteson, Eck, Brown, J. Mayes, Helm. Row 3: Mr. Hotaling, L. Mayes, Pope, Donnelly, Downing, Luce, Guertin, Bird, Osborne, Mrs. West. Absent: Roger Baker, Rodney Baker, H. Harrison, P. Harrison, Tozier. Row 1: Almeter, Wilson, Switzer, Wert Steves, Comfort. Row 2: Petre, George, S. Becker, Schwab, Matteson, Murphy, Dunbar. Row 3: Meyer, Knab, Schubert, Baetzold, Peipins, Tiefort, C. Becker, Eck. Row l: Roberts, Cramer, Hamill, Mayer, Hilbert, Midkiff, Landphaic, Travis. Row 2: Baker, Stanton, Shaw, Mayes, Hath- away, Barvian, Marshall, George, Cornish, Miss Ayres. Row 3: Almeter, Schmidt, Con rad, Baetzold, Guertin, Tozier, Doster, Spink. 28 3 W ACTIVITIES Q x Q ,NX xx X fist 29 IQ is 21 X I ij Y Q5 HAll work and no playu is certainly typical here. Spare time fu and work beckon to budding orators, writers, musicians, athletes, and any others who want to make use of all their time. Row l: Gary Merle, Edith Mengs, Sharon Fox, Susan Ehk, Gwen Fox, Tom Clark, Kathy Eldredge, Virginia Goodridge, Mary Jo Clark, Cheryl Rosecrans, Carol Jefferson. Row 2: Susan Burke, David Clark, Evelyn Brooks, Karla Kell Ellen Williams, Fritz Leitner, Linda Housenger, Terry Lee Schriber, Kathy Beglinger, Elsa Schmidt, Bob Knickerbocker, Edie Merkle, Doug Kilian, Karen Mader, Susan Tiffiany, Linda Hall, Allison Lamb, LouAnn Polley, Mary Ann Clark. Row 3: Joy Schroder, Charles Reisdorf, Dana Reiner, Steve Fridman, Becky Luce, Wayne Dusing, Bob Greene, Vernon West, Bob Vickery, Nancy Perry, Sharon Talyor, Mike Walborn, Mrs. Smith. Row 4: Rick Jaeckle, Jody Carpenter, Christie Gerhart, Leslie Kilian, Mary Jane Weber, Ken Standish, Paul Robbins, Susan Welker, Marty Clark, Bob Janes, Allan Ham. DA CE BA D Relatively new as an organization the Dance Band is fast gaining a fine reputation and quite a repetoire. It has played at several school dances and more engagements are being booked each year. They participate in the Dance Band Clinic in March at Pavilion. WRWA Row l: Charles Reisdorf, Susan Burke, Gary Merle, Edie Merkle, Elsa Schmidt, Sharon Fox, Allison Lamb, Linda Hall, Rick Jaeckle, Leslie Kilian. Row 2: Mrs. Smith, Ken Standish, Susan Welker, Karen Mader, Bob Janes, Sharon Taylor, Doug Kilian, Nancy Perry, Mike Walborn. Mike Walborn, Mrs. Smith Denise Newell Louise Austin Linda Curtis 30 nStrike up the Band! Let there be musicln Whether it's a pep assembly or a concert, or just the smaller pep band at an athletic event, everything brightens up when the band di- rected by Mrs. Genevieve Smith, makes an appearance. Credit toward graduation is received by the students who are regular members of the band for a school term, Mrs. Smith Miss Smithgall Richard Vickery V UNIOR BA 11 Row l: Eck, Kell, Williams, Landphair, Fox, Taylor, Bastedo, Goodridge, Eldridge. Row 2: Kreutter, Gostomski, S. Housenger, L. Housenger, Spreigel, West, Luce, West, Vickery, Walborn. Row 3: Janes, Mader, Rykert, Kilian, Clark, Gerhardt, Carpenter, Brown, Schreiber, Stone, Robbins, Francis, Merkle, Vickery, Mrs. Smith, Fuest, Welker. 31 Bob Janes, Sue Welker, Norbert Fuest, You have to try it first and learn a bit before you make big time. The Ju ior Band is the testing ground before making the plunge into Senior Band. Seventh and Eighth graders gain good experience here. IXED CHORU Row 1: Miss Nagey, Arlene Maxon, Keri Jean Rheber- gen, Rita Reiner, Barbara Dellapenta, Elsa Schmidt, Carol Putman, Jody Carpenter, Sue Burke, Libby Brooks, Betty Kreutter, Mary Jane Weber, Mary Ellen Gallery, Sharon Fox, Roxanne Kriegel. Row 2: Margaret Francis, Wendy Wise, Pat Ostertag, Jean Conway, Kathy Beers, Kathy Zittle, Claudia Herbin, Bonnie Dusen, Kathleen Petz, David Ham, Charles, Craigmile, David Clark. Row 3: Allison Lamb, Cheryl Rosecrans, Sarah Kittsley, Nancy Perry, Andrea Blujus, Anita Hickox, Sharon Taylor, Doug, Kilian, Richard Head, Charles Reisdorf, Herb Jones, Terry Harder, David Ryan, Leslie Kilian, Paul Petz, Ken Standish. Row 4: Maureen Bishop, Nancy Caffery, Joan Conway, Marcia Puff, Brenda Gassman, Linda Wolfe, Thelma Jaros, Christine Dobson, Richard Spencer, Gary Fredericks, Tony Fazzino, Mike Healy, Dave Given, Robert Greene, Robert Disenger, Steven Fridman, Robert Knickerbocker. JU IOR CHOR Row 1: Miss Nagey, Bollin, Keenan, Urf, Ryan, Keene, Sergel, Glasser, Smith, Kreutter, Connal, Hoffman, Kelver, Conway, Conrad. Row 2: Zlttle, Sonricker, Ball, Brown, Harder, Walborn, Carpenter, Polley, Rykert, Schroeder, Janes, Davies, Laird, Keem, Schneller, Hicks, Catfery, Housenger, C. Glor, Hopkins, Wegiel, Perry, Landphair, Bird, Spriegel, Blujus, Stillinger, Williams, L. Glor, Winfield, J. Urf, Reiter. BOW 4: Knapp, Luce, Dobson, L. Housenger, Fox, Schreiber, Eck Beitz, Waite, Stepp, Kell, Strauszewski, Frieday, Goodridge, Kibler, Ingersoll, West. Chorus Girls for a night. Sharon, Nancy Retha, Kathy, and Keri in Down in the Valley. 32 There must be a training ground for any accomplish- ment. The Junior High Chorus directed by Miss Nagey serves this purpose. This group gives the Jun- ior High students an opportu ity to take part in some activ- ity other than their regular classes, Solos, Chorus-in-the-rou d, tryouts, adjudication, practice, practice, practice! Each one precipitates a crisis. Gradually, order comes out of chaos and harmony replaces discord, The special concerts draw admiring comments and all the many hours of work seem worthwhile. Students receive credit toward graduation if they elect and are chosen for the mixed Chorus, under the direct- ion of Miss Nancy J. Nagey. New this year as an organized group, the Boys Glee Club adds spar- kle and fun to an already expanding musical program at A. C. S. Harmony reigns whether it's light or serious music. A good rousing song stirs the listeners every time. Plans for the spring semester include a quartet taking part in a Barbershop Evening of Song. Mama S... Betty , S hafon BOY GLEE CLUB Marie, and Dorothy Row l: Miss Nagey, David Given, David Ryan, Herb Jones, Leslie Kilian, Robert Richert, Robert Knickerbocker, Terry Harder. Row 2: Robert Greene, Steve Frid- man, Richard Spencer, Tony Faz- zino, Doug Kilian, Charles Reis- dorf, Ken Standish. 33 IDE HORI 0 Wide Horizons lie in the path of every high school student who wishes to obtain them. Hard work, much study, and a few sacrifices help each one to become a member of this honorable society Once a month the members of Wide Horizons meet in Warsaw to hear talks given by various pro- fessors. An invigorating discussion new ideas, and a good dinner carve a brilliant future for those who are honored to be in Wide Horizons. Row 1: Betty Bly, Gail Ryan, JoAnn Kreuz- weiser, Diana Foster, Penny Rifenburg, Rodger Klas. Row 2: Dixie Dunbar, Marcia Puff, William Seligman, Mary Ann Clark. ATIO AL H0 OR 0ClETY Leadership, service, char- acter, and scholarship are the traits which make up a member Nancy Goodridge, Rodger Klas, Mrs. Carol Clark, Miss Audrey Oaks, Mrs. Lois Rhebergen. TUBE T Coll of the National Honor Society Attica Central Schoo1's high- est honor group. These students feel that it is their obligation to do their best to support their high school and to achieve the higher goals in life. By initiation into the Honor Society, which is held in the spring, they are helped to obtain those new dimensions. CIL Consisting of sev- enteen members and our foreign student, the Student Council is the governing body of the school. Under the guidance of Mr. Kirch- ner, some of the duties of the Council include preparing the school calendar each month, lining up activities for the year, and meet- ing the needs of the students by running the bookstore. As the school year goes by, the Student council tries to help the stu- dents in every way. It is the sounding board for new ideas, complaints, problems. Row l: Sharon Fox, Diane Popp, Mary Jane Weber, David Clark, Marianne Jacuzzo, John Dempsey, Jeanne Conway, Evelyn Brooks, Mary Jane Weber, David Clark: Row 2: Judy Petrie, Ken Standish, John Slockholm, Akin Marianne Jacuzzo, John Dempsey. Bener, David Given, Doug Kilian, Sharon Taylor, Tom Clark, Peter Beyer. Mr. John Kirchner. 34 W .,r ,--..e,a. Row l: Paula Keenan, Sue Burke, Kay Brenner, Dixie A day in the sugar-bush, Dunbar. Row 2: Mrs. Rhebergen, John Dempsey, Akin ' Bener, Alan Ham. This was a totally new experience for our eight foreign visitors. Tony and Ruth demonstrated some Philippine Duck Dances for the High School Assembly. Michele and Mario set the affairs of the world in order. In a world of unrest and strife, the AM RICAN FIELD SERVICE stands as a shining example that people of the world can live and work together peacefully. This has been proved again this year in Attica with the acceptance of Akin Bener of Ankara, Turkey into A. C. S. Akin is an active member of the Senior Class, on the Student Coun- cil, and is very well liked by the student body. The other half of this program was successfully carried out again when Alan Ham journeyed to Denmark last summer. While there, Alan has many wonderful experiences as shown in the beautiful col- ored slides he took. Early in October, six Juniors applied for the AFS Americans Abroad Summer Pro- gram for 1963. They were narrowed down to Susan Tiffany and Mary Jane Weber who are anxiously awaiting the final decision from New York as to which one will go abroad this summer. Row l: Dixie Dunbar, Sue Tiffany, Mary Jane Weber, Diane Popp. Row 2: Charles Reisdorf, Fritz Leitner. 35 A tureen supper was the beginning of the PTA program extolling the American Field Service. Alan, Gus, Doug, Rosie,Nellie, Keri, and Maureen kept things going. MERIC FIELD ERVICE SAT NOV 3 5 9 'Duvqzn ln-.N:.r-rr . AMI-.Ru:AN IDIIIIS l75 'D Mary Jane Weber, Sue Tiffany TORCH TAFF I Learning the tricks of the trade. Udene, Sue, and Raze hard at work. Row l: Diane Grafley, Pam Glasser, Peter Beyer, Jeanne Conway, Gary Keem, Linda Young, Keri Jean Rhebergen, Anita Gephart, Mary Ellen Gallery, Jody Carpenter, Mrs. Rhebergen. Row 2: Maureen Bishop, Edith Mengs, Mary Ann Clark, Udene Oldman, Diane Popp, Linda Wolfe, Marie Mayes, Brenda Gassman, Sue Wiecjorek, Penny Rifenburg. Row 3: Bill Seligman, David Given, Keith Clark, Rodger Klas. HWhere's the rubber cement? That picture is crooked! Who is this kid? Where's the picture that belongs here?H are just a few of the comments heard on a TORCH workday. Staff members use their study halls, after school time or whenever they can get free to do some of the endless work required to publish a yearbook. The staff is composed of seven members from each class. After ser- ving a year as probationary members, if the service has been acceptable, the freshman staff members are asked to stay on for the next three years. Each succeeding year they gain more knowledge about the production of a yearbook. As seniors they assume full responsibility for getting the yearbook finished. It is their duty to instruct the other staff members about the work to be done. Getting patrons, taking pictures, pasting, layout, typing, all involve decisions. In the Western New York Press Association for 1962, the TORCH re- ceived a red ribbon. The goal is for a blue one next year. Row 1: Udene Oldman - Layout Editor, David Given - Editor, Penny Rifenburg - Business Manager. Row 2: Edith Mengs - Typist, Susan Wiecjorek, Rodger Klas - Assistant Editor, Marie Lachnicht - Typist. 36 Row 1: Dixie Dunbar, Nancy Van0stberg, Nancy Goodridge, Betty Bly, David Ham. Row 2: Mrs. Purcell,.Gary Merle, Marcia Puff, Mary Ann Clark, Linda Hall, Carol Jefferson, Karen Mader, Kathy Beers, David Ryan. EAGLE TAFF Beverly Schmidt, Bonnie Ellison, Robert Disinger, Diane Strobel, Marie Metz, Kathy Kirch, Margaret Reisdorf, Donna Wise, Sabrina Olszewski. With Linda Hall as editor and Betty Bly as assistant editor, we are able to receive an up-to-date paper each month. The staff works hard to keep abreast of the latest happenings ' around Attica Central. This infor- mation includes school events, sports news, reports on meetings, honor roll, and other features. After much checking and figuring, the pages are then ready for the typists. This year there is something new on hand. The EAGLE presented its first picture page. At a special meeting, the Editor from the BATAVIA DAILY commented on the EAGLE, giving the staff much en- couragement, ggg much to work for. The big thrill occurred with the first printed edition. As a result of all this work, the EAGLE rated a red ribbon from the Western New York Press Association evaluation. Charles Reisdorf, Paula Keenan, Alan Ham, Martin Clark, JoAnn Kreuzweiser, Sue Tiffany, Judy Rudolph, Sue Burke. Katheleen Petz. 37 if ART CLUB Row 1: Margaret O'Shea, Diane Grafley, Sharon LeFort, Laura Lapp, Pat Buxton, Jean Russell, Margaret Ploof. Row 2: Miss Oaks, Richard Spencer, Susan Tif- fany, Barbara Block, Sally George, Denise Wright, Sandra Buxton, Marie Mayes, Steven Fridman. Row 3: Mary H Sonricker, Donna Henson, Linda Pfaff. As a service organization at A. C. S., the Art Assist- ants work long hours to help beautify the school, publicize activities, designate people and places. The display cases are noteworthy of mention for their excellent designs. Posters advertising school events for the students and the public, deserve most flattering comment. The neat explana- tory signs designating rules and personnel are of great help to the stranger entering the building. Teaching and learning responsibility along with an eye for what looks good or right are important objectives of this organization. M LIBR RY CLUB Books! Books! Books! New ones, old ones, funny ones, serious one! The Library Assistants, sponsored by Mrs. Lois Martle, are initiated into the wonderful world of books. Along with learning to mend, catalog, and file, they also help, at times, with Junior High library instruction. Signing out books, checking overdue ones, making up bulletin board displays also are a part of their experience. For the fun times, the Assistants and friends eagerly look forward to the two especially planned social events of the year. Students gain much experience in this organ- ization and learn to accept responsibility al.ag with MIS- Markle instructs learning and having fun. assistants on how to run the library. Row l: Rosemary Gzworka, Lynn Hawthorn, Patricia Sheer, Nancy Goodridge, Beverly Schmidt, Beverly Hahn, Deborah Graff. Row 2: Donald Ryan, Jerry Barvian, Marjorie Meyer, Ron- ald Dusing, Nancy Converse, David Ryan, Margaret O'Shea, Mary Sonricker, Ellen Solly, Betty Kreutter, Carolyn Miller, Marcia Austin, Mrs. Martle. 38 FJXA. Prophet, artist, friend, citizen, pion- eer, reformer, builderl This is a teacher. As members of the F. T. A. at A. C. S. stu- dents observe, listen, practice - - - and then decide if teaching is to be their work. Sponsored by Miss JoAnn Werner and Mr. Alfred Feeney, this is one of several clubs whose aim it is to help students decide about their future after high school. X V W' YQJA YJ J V' NV U H 'ffn L :flig 1 'A xy ,gf is Wu TU lx sy J Y D MIL' ,V Jr f Q Q 1fA Ap M ' - H I J y VEB - Glamour or hard work? After trips to Roswell and Chi1dren's Hospital, an Open House at the Wyoming Community Hospital, movies, and working with Mrs. Valeda Joyce, club advisor, we're convinced nur- sing is hard, but wonderfully sat- isfying work. As our members help in the School Nurse's Office with attendance reports, secretarial work and various testing with the students, they quickly learn the importance of careful work and the many calls upon a nurse for her time and services. THE PIA Maybe there are no Bernhardt s or Barrymore's, but there is ham, fu , some talent, and lots of work to be found in a production pre- sented by the Thespians, sponsored by Miss Charlotte Brayer. Directing, costu ing, make-up, script revision, even how to fall gracefully and safely - all are part of the train- ing gained each year. Can you pro- ject your voice, without a microphone? Look to your laurels, Broadway! I Row l: Miss Werner, Gary Keem, Sharon Fox, Elizabeth Bly, Keri Jean Rhebergen, Nancy Van Ostberg, Anita Gephart, Nancy Good- ridge, Pat Reiter, Libby Brooks. Row 2: Gary Merle, Linda Hall, David Ryan, Diane Popp, Diane Grafly, Anita Hickox, Pam Glasser. Row 3: Charles Reisdorf, Steven Fridman, Maureen Bishop, Sharon Taylor. Row l: Mrs. Joyce, Moria Dempsey, Sue Abbey, Marcia Aus- tin, Arlene Maxon, Linda Blakeley, Carol Davis, Rebecca Marshall, Nancy Reisdorf, Beverly Mayer, Linda Putnam. Row 2: Paula Keenan, Margaret O'Shea, Janet Meisner, Jean Russell, JoAnn Kreuzweiser, Sue Tiffany, Judy Glaser, Pat Preston, Julie Hoagland. Row 3: Pat Switzer, Beverly Blakeley, Barbara Graff, Sheila Dempsey, Marie Lachnicht, Andrea Blujus, Judy Petrie. Row 1: Penny Rifenburg, Diane Foster, Nancy Goodridge, David Given. Row 2: Miss Brayer, Pat Healy, Sara Kittsley, Donna Hennson, Donna Smith, Carolyn Miller, Libby Brooks, Sharon Fox, Barbara Carlson, Carol Davis, Sue Burke, Paula Keenan, JoAnn Kreuzweiser, Kathy Beers. Row 3: Nancy Perry, Dorthy Lachnicht, Denise Newell, Udene Oldman, Sharon Taylor, Bob Disinger, Charles Reisdorf, Judy Matteson, Jean Kieffer, Karen Henskee, Linda Pfaff, Frances Mahoney, Denise Wright. 39 Who said girls are the weaker sex? in grades 9 12 are encouraged to par- Mary Ann Clark, Donna Wise, Dorothy Lachnicht, ticipate in field hockey, baseball, Sharon Rykert volleyball, bowling, track, basketball, badminton, ping pong While learning the rules and the techniques, the girls also learn good sportsmanship and keep physically fit the Amazons of A C S! Terry Martin Darryl Hathaway Douglas Stedman Gary George Greg Korykowski Wayne Peirick Charles Conrad Peter Perl Ed Urf Richard Kelver James Reiner Randy Baker Floyd Macomber Joe Mu iak Robert Zeller David Kibler 40 F.F.A. No longer is farming carried out successfully just by accident. A real business today, it requires knowledge of marketing, crops, management and machines. The Future Farmers gf America comprised of students living or working on farms is an organization whose aim it is to help the individual be more successful in his chosen field. ATHLETICS 41 HA sound mindu needs Ha H and a school needs sound body tmanship, team- the ideas of spor work and healthy activity to build both. Row 1: Coach Southard, Harder, Petherick, Nowak, Hollenbeck, D. Kelsey. Row 2: Geitner, Pickrodt, Young, Ham, Dempsey, Parmerter. Row 3: Spencer, Seligman, Stockholm, Sonricker, Frieday, Ochal. Row 4: Fredericks, S. Kelsey, Healy, Montgomery, Glor. l FOOTBALL Eleven men! What a team! It takes team spirit and a lot of hard playing to make a good football year. The A. C. S. Blue Devils, with a rec- ord of 5 wins, 1 loss, and l tie, chalked up another good year. They rated second in the Wyoming County League. Increased interest in football is evident in the growing numbers of freshmen who turn out for recruiting sessions. This means better possi- bilities for a championship team in the future. School spirit runs high when the Blue Devils go to work. Nowak, Frieday Montgomery, Seligman Ochal, Hollenbeck Sonricker, Parxnerter Spencer, Fredericks Healy, Ham 42 Stuart Kelsey, Stan Nowak Row 1: Mr. Audsley, Roemer, Crag- mile, Polley, Bollen, Cratsley, Mr Dumke. Row 2: Davies, Piechocki, McCarty, Embt, Gaffney, Baker, Wheeler, Knickerbocker. Row 3: Barto, Mader, LaVarnway, Dobiez, Frawley, Geitner, Donneley. Row 4: Kaefer, Glor, Pickrodt, Stockholm, Montgomery, McJury, Young. FOOTBALL Tom Petherick, John Dempsey, Terry Harder, Stuart 43 Mary Ann Clark, Sue Wiecjorek, Udene Oldman, Kathleen Petz, Penny Rifenburg, Louise Austin, Mary Jane Weber. -Miss Mary Lou Wolfley CHEERLEADER 3 l KW A ' yy f IL! NU! .Q f' NXNQXJ li J l int SC F Selection of Cheer- QJ j X int Sea Coflfu ,N leaders is one of the Q11 222553521 Q mgstgmgqenglggriodgw f X, o tegrs e. ' thiegfh - 5- hee?- 'f' outs are held before V fy Q5 3-S3 ers- 4' 0 2 vb XX , members of the faculty PJ 1,-f STO'-IP Ofxg T15 OU xx' and student representa- XNN' I Ape ha to fi-115:15 X ,XX tives. Girls are judged ' Xxx T Work L 'N funn performance, appear- ! sea 1Y 01-stef A A ance, voice, and poise. p rits , and 1 521 Q, re e school ski th est manner V poss e at athletic N N ev s. Miss Mary Louxs I We L Vfbqfley, sponsoring K teacher, in turn, coun- V Q' sels, consoles, and I encourages the girls I -' in their work. The big moment comes when seven Juniors and Seniors are announced for the Varsity Squad and seven Freshman and Sophomores are selected for the Junior Varsity group. Mary Jane Weber, Kathleen Petz, Sue Wiecjorek, Mary Ann Clark, Udene Oldman, Penny Rifenburg, Louise Austin. Sherry Smith, Jody Carpenter, Joan Conway, Linda Welker, Pat Healy, Margaret Meyers, Karen Henskee. p ,f .4 1 . wt - uf l 17'1c f'J2 f I if . 1,41 , ,tnr ffle ' M fgm Z H rw I A f K A , , 1 wwf wld, FW I 41+ CROSS COU TRY Diggins, Dobson, K. Clark, M. Clark, J. Reisdorf, T, Reisdorf, Roemer, Kozlowski. Our cross-country team was successful this year in bringing another county victory to the school, partly because of the grow- ing number of outstanding athletes participating in the age-old sport, and the skilled leadership of Mr. Schreiber. Unlike most of our sports, the one who wins is the one with the lowest score. Because our squad of runners finished well this year, Coach an- ticipates an even better record next year. Jack Rzepka, Jim Diggins, Marty Clark. Row 1: Walborn, Petz, Travis, Werner, Cratsley, Lawrence, Ham, Coach Schreiber. Row 2: Kozlowski, Paddock, Standish, Roemer, Beihl, J. Reisdorf, T. Reisdorf. Row 3: Rzepka, M. Clark, K. Clark, Dobson, Diggins. Row 1: Kilian, Petherick, Janes. Row 2: Perry, D. Diggins, Healy, Greene, Fredricks, Dobson, Pickrodt, Godfrey, Coach Schreiber. Absent: J. Diggins. VARSITY David Durfee, Bob Wise, Dick Gay, Dick Head. An exciting moment during the Mike Healy Holiday Tournament at Letchworth. 46 15 'N xcd w 9 ,254 HW 2 1Qf'1el,,,-L2 Ll J LR M, Mm awww Row 1: LaVarnway, Petz, Stock- holm, Nader, Jensen, Mr. Ander- son. Row 2: Spencer, Higgins, Rifenburg, Kilian, McJury, Mont- gomery . ' UNIOR ARSITY If one polled the A. C. S. student body during the winter months and asked them how they spend their Friday evenings, a good percentage would reply, UCheering at the basketball games, of courselu This exemplifies the tremendous support and pride the school has for its basketball team. And the teams, coached by Mr. Schreiber and Mr. Anderson and boosted by lettermen Diggins, Healy, and Fred- ericks are headed toward a terrific season. Pickrodt, Fredericks, Greene, Diggins, Petherick, Healy, Janes, Kil- ian, Perry, Dobson. A7 Parents Night was observed at the March l game with Letch- worth. At this time all stu- dents involved in any organized athletics invited their parents to the game and a social hour later. Romesser, Ham, Brooks, Weber, Romesser, Beitz, Dusing, Ham, Reisdorf, Merkle, Geitner, Glor. Front: Coach Southard. On hearing cries of Hpin himu echoing through the halls one knows there is a wrestling match going on in the gym. Wrestling is a real test of an ath- 1ete's skill, strength, agility, and endurance. Thanks to a lot of train- ing and Coach Southard's direction, our wrestlers fill these qualifications and more. Our nBlue Devilsu matmen have the stamina and determination to win. VAR ITY WRE TLI G Tom Weber, Allan Ham. J.'V. RE TLI G 'e Beitz, Callis, Baker, Blakeley, Dusen, Conrad, Walborn, Peterson, Daniel, Korytkowski, Stephens, Giese. Front: Mr. 0'Nei1, Mr. Lapp. Row 1: Kelver, Eddy, Mr. Dumke, Kozlowski, Hollenbeck. Row 2: Kelsey, Schilling, Dickerson, Ingersol. Row 3: George, Jaeckle, Wise, Clark. Row 4: Disinger, Taylor, Sieg, Fridman. Row 5: Kibler, Seipel, Seligman, Kelsey, Spencer. BOY B0 iLI G At A. C. S., Boy's Bowling is more than an after school activity. The bowlers also battle for positions on the school team. In the spring the teams from the schools in the county bowl each other in the competi- tions which include singles, doubles, and the 5-man team. In the spring of 1962 Attica won the County Singles and Doubles, and sent three boys to Rochester to compete in the Western New York State Bowl-off. 49 Row 1: Mr. Dudley, Rykert, Massey, Mills, A- Ham, D- Ham, Row 25 Young, Godfrey, Clark, Head, Domes, Seligman, Spenser- TENN S We have done it before, and we will do it again. This seems to be the battle-cry for the A. C. S.'Tennis players. Cozmty cham- pions in 1962 they also placed second in the newly formed Genesee- Wyoming Tennis League, after losing out finally to Oakfield in two very close matches. Sponsored by Mr. Alfred Feeney the Tennis team entered the 1963 season with high hopes for another championship year. 50 Ham, Head, Spencer, Clark Kneeling: J. Roemer, Davies. Standing: Forgnone, Stalker, Hollenbeck, I71cCarty, R. Clark, Pickrodt, D. Roemer, K. Clark, Potter, Mr. Audsley. The milers take their marks, every muscle straining for the start, the starter fires his gun, and the orange and blue clad runner from Attica takes the lead. With the advent of the spring each year, many of Attica's best athletes turn out for the track team, coached by Mr. Audsley, to show their talents in running, jumping and putting the shot. The findest hopes of these hardy men are to bring another championship to our school and to be best in the event. K .six TRACK Hollenbeck , Clark , Roemer 51 ASEBALL K Q, , x .. 1 Row 1: McJury, Petherick, Glor, Travis, Wise, Puff, VanOstberg, Polley. Row 2: Record, Beglinger, Kelsey, Dobson, Fredericks, Dun, Herrington, Coach Schreiber, Record, Herrington, Dun, Beglinger, Van0stberg, Puff. Row 1: Gay, LaVarnway, Harder, Petz, Nader, Spenser, L. Kilian, James, Eddy, Durfee. Row 2: Barto, Rifenburg, Kaefer, Stobleski, D. Kilian, Frieday, Clark, Dickerson, Dun, Dobiesz, Chemino, Coach Southard. 52 Ah, the spring of the year when a young man's fancy turns to baseball! What else? And the Blue Devils are no ex- ception. Even a month before the snow and ice succumb to the sun and sky, our baseball- ers are beside themselves with Hbaseball fever,u yes our team, coached by Mr. Southard and Mr. Schreiber, is a shining example of the exuberance and good sportsmanship, character- istic of high school baseball. CLASSES 53 HIt takes a heap of learning, too. Add to the grafts, molds, and ideas a strenghtening agent Determination. SEVE TH GRADE Row 1: Mrs. Baker, Ball, Kraus Kreutter, Glasser, Biggins, Rya Urf, Helm, Johnson, Embt. Row 2: Carter, Meyer, Heintz, Car- penter, Stevens, Kelver, Rip- stein, Phelps, Lyons. Row 3: Klee, Bayliss, Reisdorf, Stepp, Reiter, Gerhardt, Housenger, Gostomski. Row 1: Bigelow, Merkle, Stal- hood, Beck, Keenan, Sergel, Cratsley, Kubala, Francis, Brooks. Row 2: Treat, Beck- er, Batt, Nickery, Mercer, Wolfe, Ploof, Fugle, Leitner. Row 3: Abbey, Fuest, Ham- mon, Parrish, Smith, Waite, Reiss, C. Treat, Shaw, Pet- CISOII- Row 1: Mrs. Scott, Nichols, J. Gerhardt, Bastedo, Clark, Dobiesz, Kaczmarek, Van Valk- enburg, Lubba, Smith, Hoff- man, Harter. Row 2: Hart- way, Harrington, Beck, Brown, Polley, Forgnone, Berkholder, Foley, Keem, Meyer. Row 3: West, Weigel, C. Gerhardt, Luce, Pfaff, Bird, Lange, Heineman, Curtis. 54 3 I1 Row 1: Mr. Novak, Bollin, Gephart, Keene, Urf, Hamil, Burnison, Glover, Merkle, Sergel, Reichlmayr. Row 2: McCarty, Vogel, McKernnan, Glor, Janes, Caffery, Stripp, Perot. Row 3: Moroz, Dickerson, Spencer, Meyers, Cornish, Cremer, Ruff, Mil- ler, Northrup, Kaczmarek. SEVE TH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Mr. Dumke, Eddy, Ben- nett, Conway, Conrad, Kropp, Midkiff, Rykert, Shuster, Hicks, Schneller. Row 2: Spreigel, Blujus, Almeter, Baker, Glor, Berkholder, Urf, Winfield, Stone. Row 3: Dellapenta, Barvian, Treat, Kibler, Manchester, Ingersoll Richardson, Robbins, Montford 55 Row 1: Mrs. Zaremski, Raines, Laird, Converse, Jensen, Wal- born, Sondericker, Zittle, Kirchmeyer, Sackett, Connal, Row 2: Wolf, Beyer, Kilburn, Beitz, Green, Warriner, Land- ' phair, Eldredge, Perry. Row 3: Vickery, Grier, Muniak, Steves, Clark. EIGHTH GR DE Row 1: Mrs. Wiecjorek, LeFort, Rykert Wise, Durfee, Bender, Helm, gliss, Clark, DeLude. Row 2: Stillenger, Watson, Kil- ian, Kraus, Hartway, Underhill, Knapp, Dobson, Lemke. Row 3: Grant, Giese, Beglinger, Wolfe, Fugle, Boklen, Johnson, Smith, Wassink. Row 1: Mrs. Spohn, Bly, Hopkins Almeter, Leach, Davies, Jensen, Schroeder, Kirchner, Vogel, Crat sley. Row 2: Fox, Housenger, Welker, Williams, Roemer, Tay- lor, Hamill, Beglinger, Popp. Row 3: West, Merkle, Goodridge Straszewski, Frieday, Kell, Grafly, Eck, Schreiber, Gay. 3 Voting in Student Council Karen Mader instructs Kathy West, Becky Luce, and Mike Walborn, members of the Junior Band, in the mastering of the trumpet. 56 elections is an essential duty of every responsible student. FREHE For the first time, we're an organized class. Freshman elect officers, collect dues, participate in various activities. If this isn't enough, we found ourselves venturing into all different parts of the building, losing our way, ending up in classes where we heard This is a Senior Class. Gradually getting our bearings, we begin to make ourselves heard with class representation on the Student Council. Being in high school is quite a responsibility. Advisors, Mrs. Barbara Purcell, Mrs. Helen Dadd, Miss Susan Green, and Mr. Loren Manchester act as guides to help us adjust to a new life. A class party is a possibility and the fun had makes us plan even harder for next year and more class activities. Seated: Patricia Ostertag - Secretary, Nancy Caffery - Treasurer, Linda Young - Vice-Pres ident. Standing: Evelyn Brooks - Girl Repre- sentative, Peter Beyer - Boy Representative, A ' M John Stockholm - President. . V in rf Abbey L5 p w 1, ' Q Amen -.sg 42 9 a J- Ash S P. Ash s 'd A Ei r Freshman Class Advisors: ...W v,.,s..-,v QLEL- ' Mrs- Helen Dadd - Miss Susan Green Mr. Loren Manchester A A t, Mrs. Barbara Purcell 4 Bgggm Mrs. Catherine Reding Ra. Baker x 4, N Ro. Baker S fx v B I' 71 is A 'SI k N ,W 11.5 - 2,15 iz' g 1 Bartz V, K aff ' . 4 T gf' 1 f Q ,-gi R. 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Fiel i wb ef I II ds ' ds Floss Fohl Francis Fugle Gadomski f 1 of-.Q Gaffney .V A Geitner 'fgfT?5- , i 3 J. George K C - ' of fiiixf 58 l f 'jg 2 '- .4 i ' us' 'mf HM - 'Exim' A .X K 5 fb 'Q' 1 Zin 1 ,. in my Q fx , N :L Awww kv QAM D adm. 1,4 LLM fn .D S. George Giese Glaser Glover Granger Green Harrington Healy YH on 4 gg rx A' E, P' 'L .1 Y is, I 18 ss in-9 3 ep .A,: x , M XR, S, af W w N, 1 n f-ev 1 pl Hensen .r -3 , ,Q - ?, A Henskee T . Efggxfi 3 in , Q X Q Higgins P g -5' X X Y H 3 K K 4- ge U .. -Q Johnson J. . .3 Keenan ' ' Keicher t Q wif' A A 1 A W Kelvet A kj? e in I if A . Kersch T H g 1 , G c. Kibler f ' ,F D. Kibler 5' x Kieffer K , E J 'E' G -L N 4 . ,ggi i'.v'er .. sf ' K 'K Knickerbocker . . - , -. ' ' S Kozlowski N A - ,...X Nt , - k z it ,W Kriegel H' H WSG Lamb ' ZIP' K K. g , P L .A Lapp X S. 'fi Y ,. A Lawrence 1 Q., lg 3 - LeFort -f f . Mahoney is K 'H 3' no 1 ' e Mayes 1 , pe X' X w - K , McCarthy K' . ' A .ff B. McJury ' ,V ' K. McJury A G5 e eo ' f 59 L Yay SL T ' McKernan Q 'L . L Q ' Miller A '- , 1 K . R M L Q 1 M1115 RQ . W h m i m ,L 5 5 4 Q L 3 , 'A an Montgomery Xibf Q, L, 1 L Q-sf' ' f' Q Muniak xx fy ,L - ,gi Y if A Z H - K Nobles A Q' -ix ,Q . ' ' .L C K. Nowak I L- I 2 , 'y ' 'W X A ,QL U Ochal Ostertag Peterson Pfaff L- , K' 454 1 E . Pickrodt f , ,9LLf-. 'W' K If .L M , L , b A L 1 A W. 3 Piechockj- - . -,I 5 33 Polley W N , eo e e D Rv f x Reisdorf E: K 3 LL V L Ay 5- 5 K ,,,. ,. is Reiner ff 5 ff 1 f . f A fl L wi Q if I 'A' fb nfs? .i X I f' ,L 35 ..1 , U, sg!!! N L L , G. Reiter L l , 2 - L J. Reiter L X . L 1 L A l J Richert 5- 2.9 ,..' V-J L7 ' A wi 15 -N H jf' G. Romesser :Nl X , - ls' ' ,QLQA ,, sf 1 fn ,L vS'L,W K R. Rgmesser . E N ' VX, W' L f ' i Rosecrans f L M XL Lg L , Schmldt Sergei. K K L L L, L Shaw - Smith A n k-5 it A 1 'N Q TL spink L Q f, t xr-we 'M ,ffx , , Stalhood A A 1 i A., Q is L, ' f 'b is Stedman xii' fg . Lf W, Stephens fy.. L L 1,-Awgiy, 1 N W - ' X , Stockholm . 1 3 W4 K, , l A S A P L A f Y Swi tzer U - - , Travis L ' 1 ' x ' L Treat x . an L 'df iq L 5 ,Q N at T1-zecieski ' l . ' xx ' W X ' 2 Van Penburgh Q L We 1 V?fd1 Q 9 flak , R I -142651 E ' Vogel Wheeler Y, - L 'e g Willard e Q, . Q g Williams , Q ka A mb A s Q 1 ' L Wolfe 1' if Rt g. an Q ,L S-B ' f e 'N' X-4, YOURS ff L . K L L t V ' :L l 'i L Zehler 'ft L b J' L A Q Vg ' - X L. 5 5 H - K A I L - 'N ' L .f - ' f' Zlttle - .Pg A F31 Q is l I 'fl 1 u I 60 Sharon Fox - Girl Representative, Mary E11en Gallery - Treasurer, Sharon Taylor - President, Doug Kilian - Boy Representative, Sara Kittsley Secretary, Libby Brooks - Vice-President. OPHO 0RE J D D 1 Abb . , f Fiat '62 FT 2.f. i 1U1 Adaizki f 'Y , j 5' Almeter ' i f' Q. Austin . . Q l , , ' 'xxx 1 ' A p sy up ,X M Barto I IL' f A' in N , ,A -I Je. Barvian D. fi N i V ag f Jo. Barvi n t 2 !3.af ,'ifjig L,5y x E Mfgff .L Beckii i?gn'Ey g I if Y 1 ki egg 'V 7 x L s W k,.1 s I , ,Th 'Q V1 . K H-.3..' GJ If F, ,gg , t V ,,5 .Gg?5,i,p,? p e 'T ' B1 ' t D5 tiQ,f Bl' E so , 30312. . V vi i C A e Q is 7- ' - g 5 Q' u O L. f C E v- i gba ' N if ll Y I x X Y ' ps 9 .W 7 ', fo - ,O I 'N M L, AXJLY 61 X L! ' ar wr: 5 'Y x Carlson A Carpenter E D. Clark . E. Clark E412 K. Clark j 5 R. Clark f C. Conrad f F. Conrad .X if Wife' ff- X Q N 0 Y pq, ,. n XX .f . :'F . y-MV, P. Conrad Cooley 1.4 . E 1 .E . ' W -5 1. imfu..2Li.iX- Q1 ,J 1. Q 5 3, Daege Daniel Davis Dellapenta Dempsey YJ A X ti. r.' V ll!!II!!!iII -1 I g. .KC , ya fr L , In -x ,dr Q Q '-',1y.' .I a , W .Q . I ' . by .. - . 5. J . :J - E o f . ,W Q N f IQ' S' ' 1 ,fJ. . ,rea XJ A . , .,. , L ..1',1'1' Lfxxxiff! .x1!?9f..... 'Xvf1'v,-so. , Q ' Q' ag A liliaffs irFe ia N555 S- ' 5- XV' 4 . ,QQ . SW. Aw,Xx x gs: H J . .WSL X.. A - J ,, .H 2 :gl ' - a ' 1545 Ai ' K ' 'iz-sf' 1 9' 3 . y. Xzig lfgti , Ykxi . is I . ig E' 5 . ?izag?f S: .xl e W x5,.?f 'sie-3 H V J We J H AH fn f f ,Ji y i , Jqgl Q Rig? Qgh iS7f J' ra? ' Q f f ' 5 ,fa 4.4 ef A Dickerson Dobiesz Dodge Dusing Eddy Fazzino Foley M. Forgone B. Forgone Fitzgerald Fox Frawley Fridman Frieday Gallery Geitner J. George S. George Gephart Glasser Harder Grafley Green Glor Harrington Henneberger J. Henskee K. Henskee Hickox Hyman Ingersoll Jacoby Janes Jensen Johnson Kaefer ,ww ' faery? Q XX QMM, OW? Kilian Kirsch Kittsley , . i.1y lg fwfg, a uy K' 1 2 15 H Jir i ! y . if 5 'Q 'X BAE f 1 wif. 5 ,QF'. if N .. .E .J I YQ! f.Eirfzf: . it ixx ' ca 0PHOMORE Sophomore Class Advisors: Mrs. Carol Clark Mrs. Nancy Glass Mr. Richard Lapp Mr. Harry McKivigan 62 QLL 5 XX-4+ K' F he ve 44 125 r 33? 5, Q, 5'QTiL: L' l 54, .g-,., HQ w , ,- -J' fi 5.-,V iv. '. .J nn x A A-43,1 ef W, .. 49: M4 I .. :X ..-.. X r My f nn gen! J if S5 R:-S . ' J if ,,-A y, .- -rs -.H I ee. ii Y' . - --. 'affix -.Ms ,xwvv 4 5' ' if if 1 sf l 7 . 'fx 5 Vs f . liz K Q .Q E.. Yi! e gn v , . 3, Y . -dsx 'N ' ,?N, Qigfii ES ?,3 ,.sA ' 'SSH -5355 4.4 - s gf li. SWE I .- Q it f if ki?-.F T yi - W af Korytkowski Kreuter Lachnicht Lachut LHPP S. Lavarnway W. Lavarnway LeFort Lyons McCabe McCarty McDonald Mader Martin Matteson Maxon Mayer Mengs Merkle Merle Meyers Miles C. Miller J. Miller Montgomery Montondo Muniak Nowak O'Shea Peirick N. Perry R. Perry Petz M Potter P Potter ,w I . k 'k i n ' X k 'w x 1.1 . 5' A, f . XN,,!?, pkg? .a,5. A Wffiifgjwf kk V lqip L i X xglx fi Q iff - K A ' W M LC J. . t Q xl ,EL wx ik sg ig 'Li ,5 4 iilg. - sg, 4 -X't fgri 11, Ii izdgggxw. gsx,,.v ,.,l.. if J N.. 4 V, Xi Y ..,,. I A iq V A 5 Q. I x M, , pix jf K 55W s., x Q ' is . s.. .Vs Y . . . ,lxg islgggggk. -E5 iq, U A cgiynng A f .' Af-'QW fff gji V' A NX What is a Sophomore? Questions, answers, tricks, problems? Eager, friendly, searching, stubborn, willing. A paradox! We started out as freshman realizing everything was new and wonder- ful. Now as sophomores, we know who we are, and what we are supposed to do. At least we try to tell everyone that. The Class Candy Sale certainly stirred things up around school, and it turned out to be a profitable venture. The Valen- tine Dance gave us an opportunity to show our imagination and creativity. In the next two years, watch out for the Class of 1965. If these are the times that try men's souls, then we will be the next class to do it. 63 , ! L. Putnam 4 Reiner S N - ,. Reisdorf 1 Q Reiter but X 5 Rifenburg Robbins Roemer Schilling S P A Schloss . Schneller y fnif dfl 3 s S Sire 21 , 2 S ' , Shaw -:Wg ' jsigg Smith f5ff?n ' f.Q 5. L ... ues A s. ,an ,, Somerhalder Sonricker 0PHO 0RE Spenser Stegura Switzer Taylor Je. Ticen Jo. Ticen Urf Varkoly Walborn Wassink Welker Wise Werner Zerby Zehler Sophomores showing school spirit. . . A. . .. . K 1 ' ' S ' if V, -. 5. x ' 5 Q .Nl Y. Q E g I S Ima . . as 3' 1 e . .QA x Q . S.. .gn- c te- Q44 fs 1-f21?? Q ' -. f MX -p .. ,ff 1. .5' F. W . A ' EXYSY 4--ls'-f :xx 1 F. Y KX ..... . , . ,il .. 5 Q . be J. , ,. , ff: Y ' gg, f W 1, fi: -- A . .LSE -1 A - ings cgi K gnu. Q ,IA 5 .. . A W . K - Stiff- 159, I Q x XX gf: e g . . . -X 1 ' Qff? 'hfiii TEQQ7 S' S'.e Tk fFA T n .Rig . -- . V 1 7.34, T 251. Wh .S'?Egl? 1x4'-f ,Ti 153, . Q ' ,. 'ggggl :SLS3 - .J . - ' izg: 1 v i- A V -'feQ?5.g'? K, , we 1 33. 'X 339: 41' ,fr Qu.. if 'ef 92' Qi lk, 1 gi'- Q 'S :i'1'.J,ff V fiif f, m y L . W 'S? Brodowski ac-'Q be gif O litl ff sigh Vi 'Y Carlson 5 71 Y A X N -fi- Q t n Y sp 5 .at t , , ' t 'X .e .f as C, sa D- .,,, 'ss A i , ,xg if , Q V u 'Q D A dxf' 01-+ 5 ' Ss D C C s as X KN s xt, ' .j ' 'i i r ,iA, f To r vo v ' I Buxton Acquard Austin Bennett Biehl Bishop Block Bly 15g .X M. Clark R. Clark Colton Conway Davis Dempsey Dickel-sqm . - .K L, 1 A gig' N D J. Clark SL sig . r Y N: X 1 .L .5 2 D W- 'Qi' . , 5 gp . A ,. xr W' liz gi J' in 'Iii ear i . C Diggins Dobson ' - gt' D 11 : Y' 0 W Dunbar cr if Seated: Louise Austin - Vice-President, Sabina Olszewski - Treasurer, Diane Popp - President. I if Everts Standing: Jeanne Conway - Girl Representative, F0111 . ' Ken Standish - Boy Representative, Brenda Gass- - - man - Secretary. .'. ah , we , Junior Class Advisors: Francis Miss Charolette Brayer Fredericks I Vi' 2513-1 'Emil ' Mr. Evan Lamb Miss Arlene Travis Miss JoAnn Werner 65 4. , 1 K- ' 11 V 5 JW ,Wk ' - I V of E Fridman ,Il ' ,. lg Frieday ,Q J hi .-:f 9, p f l I X Frounick -T W 5 s f X, Gassman ' ' ,W 1 'V A , 1 1 A ' W 'Qs ' A xv A Y Geor e A- T' 1' f -. f 1 Godfiey ,il A Q xl I I -gif 5 X Green , I. xg M A .1 , Ham r K Mi ' Heeter A fy , j Hollenbeck K . -o, SVN I A X 'W' x-sas xii X YQ- Herbin , ppy, ' Jacoby A junior is a junior V p is a junior. Eleven years .. l' , 3, of growing, learning, work- 5 ing, having fun. We're the ' 5 gxgn,n:- class whose president is al- , Jacuzzi, L. ways a girl. We met: the 453, J challenge of adjusting as 35' --- ef k Freshmen and struggling as ' Sophomores. Jani-Sh As Juniors we look for , , class rings, the Prom, mak- , Q ing plans for the future I 1 MH which now doesn't seem so g - far away. Record hops, Ja!-os - class elections, career y ' talks, Regents exams, tough but stimulating classes mark a year of Q Jefferson V tremendous activity. e gg y 'Q Rumor has it that the ,R M1 e v Senior year is extra spe- W tggg cial. Since we're from f if 9 Missouri, we will have to The retreshment committee played M D. Kibler Q 'x ' wait until next year to a big part in the success of 5,231 g?'Us,, K, i have it proved. It is hard our record hop, December Swing K. Kibler A Ki llian iv f 57' 1, K fa? K5 ff. f Q P Kirsch 'YQ -Q '- Q 'Q , I o , f S- Kirsch ,fe M 1, v 'V ,J U' V E ,J ,A ,fs s J so f 42- L to believe anything could be better than being a Junior! ' , 1 '5 66 4, Koziej , i Q ,few ,Lag sQ0SwP'f-it Lefort Sf :'l f Leitner , Mest ' ' Meyer 1 , 1 Newell , - Olszewski - fl :'- 1' Q Padak o. 0 23' - ' I f Parmeter x W ,,?k Q Vg: K XPTQQE egg? K fXNiEi4 XE?'gs Nizgf X'Ab 'E Q J itz? I E r I P A L '.l- fC34LfcJ - .. ' ' ,,4P'7 4 , t , Z M -hi ' F-VM L.,41Q,4L177LAL..f 41-4ALft-17 X 2- ' Pkg Popp ,,4ClA44s P-v414f2L4L.,JijffQg4,,:ff 'A 3' PU-ff LLTN. v177a.44ftfcAL4l,f ' P for ' r yi P C. Reisdorf ' M. Reisdorf git . ,GPS sy Ni Muni? .Ag G ' A in Es ' i P' ' , Q ' 55 , f' V M --.f ff f - P P so is 4 5 ,- P , ' P lllllwq ll qj,ll L I giixs D QA 'B fy' A P fag ' Q' , ,Y P in 'R , P '- - .Q ff P so Wil 9 - AB LJ he 4 Wise P ox A ww. xx- 4 sM1:g 5 N A Q X r 1. 1 9. K RYE' 524 - hx , . - si .A - A be Xffr ser' ' My 'l .. as mi an S arg F ' 1 . ., , aimed Wd P 'Q 7 ' X' 5 Qxr':-gf W' f ' no 4 ' ' if ffgwl . 5 zx Q:'?5f?Y53gg 4 '! 67 Parrish Petherick Petz Pfaff Phillips Pile Ploof Polley Pomona Rhebergen Ripstein Rudolph Russell D. Ryan G. Ryan Schmidt Schofield Seligman Sheer Shiltz Snyder Solley Sonricker VanDenburgh Trzecieski Tiffany M. Strobel D. Strobel Stephens Standish Spink ,l Seniors: Christine, Sue, JoAnn, Nancy, Gail and Udene listen to reports on college life by returning alu ni under the direction of Mr. Feeney. Salvatore Nicholas Francis Aquila Jr. enjoying himself at the HLong Branch.N HThe Raidersn Lead Guitar - Rick Jaeckle Sax - Fritz Leitner Rhythm Guitar - Don Kibler Drums - Rodge Klas Ill if I have to do it all myselff' I 11 get this prom decorated even, nI'll get this prom decorated even, if I have to do ini nyselfl' ' nPaladin comes to Atticau Long Branch Junior Dance Move over Beethovenfn As Penny says, HThere are three ways to get peanut butter off the roof of your mouth.H The grand march at our Senior Ball HFrosted Dreamsu Dec- ember 26, 1962 was led by Pat and Dave, Judy and John, Sue and Gary and Frances and Dave. Smile! Your're on Candid Camera! Doug Sieg and Becky Marshall taken by surprise. 68 SENIORS 69 HThe shape of things to comeu may be seen here. The master plan nears completion. The finishing polish may have the sparkle of a diamond or the dull- ness of a muddy pond. ,Q David Given Senior Class President Junior Class President Soph. Boy Representative Student Council Torch Torch Editor Mixed Chorus Chorus Officer Thespians Thespians Officer Boys' State Basketball Manager Eagle Cross Country AW Latin Club Boys Glee Club County Chorus Operetta Oratorical Contest Wide Horizons Rodger Klas Soph. Class President Class Vice-President Torch Thespians National Honor Society Albany Trip French Club Wide Horizons Cornell Science Trip Judith Petrie V Girl Representative Student Council G.A.A. Gir1's Chorus Mixed Chorus Cheerleader French Club Future Nurses 1 xvo Ti Susan Wiecjorek Class Secretary Senior Band Mixed Chorus French Club Torch Cheerleader G.A.A. G.A.A. President G.A.A. Vice-President OFFICER Senior Band County Band Latin Club Photo Club Paula Keenan Class Treasurer G.A.A. Thespians Eagle Future Nurses Future Nurses President Latin Club Latin Club Secretary Girl's Chorus A.F.S. Committee Graduation Usherette Operetta Committee Operetta Usherette Soph. Dance Committee Decoration Committees Thomas Clark Boy Representative Student Council All-State Band All-State Sectional Band Senior Band Officer Senior Class Advisors Intramural Basketball 71 Mr. Lowell Fox Mr. John Kirchner Mrs. Lois Rhebergen E IOR Thelma Abbey Activity Clerk Ronald Almeter Dorothy Acquard Paul Adamski Activity Clerk Football Cafeteria BOORREGPEI' Junior Prom Committee Office Worker Rosemary Almeter Thespians Art Club G.A.A. Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Cafe. Helper Senior Ball Ch. Operetta Comm. Class Committees The returning seniors give us the inside facts on college life under the direction of Mr. Feeney Nicholas Aquila Track Mixed Chorus Basketball Projection Club Boy's Glee Club Operetta Boy Rep. Chess Club French Club Boys Bowling Thespians Club Jr. Prom Comm. Soph. Dance Comm. Fresh. Committees Walter Becker French Club Eagle Photo Club Audio-Visual Carol Bennett Kathleen Beers Latin Club French Club Mixed Chorus Chorus Treas. Class Treasurer Future Teachers F.T.A. Treasurer G.A.A. Eagle Eagle Literary Ed. Operetta Basketball Statistics Thespians Senior Ball Co-Ch. A. F. S. Applicant Soph. Dance Publicity Ch. 73 A N .H -.X 'x, 7 X. ix Akin Bener A.F.S. Student CounqiL'C Basketball lntramurals V Senior Ball Decorations Ski Club Xe ix 3 f xx X 1 w 1 QA Beverly Blakeley G.A.A. Future Nurses Thespians French Club Junior Dance Comm. Senior Ball Comm. Martin Clark Football Cross Country Tennis Senior Band Eagle Volleyball Team Intramurals Lawrence Colton Wrestling Future Farmers Andrea Blujus All State Chorus County Chorus Mixed Chorus Future Nurses Rose Marie Czworka Library Assistant G.A.A. Senior Ball Decorations Senior Ball Tickets John Dempsey Football Basketball Track French Club Student Council Student Council President James Diggins Basketball Basketball Co-Captain Track Cross Country Latin Club Junior Prom Committees Senior Ball Committees Robert Disinger Mixed Chorus Thespians Photo Club Audio-Visual Club Boys' Bowling Future Teachers French Club Art Club Intramurals Operetta l 75 SENIOR Bonnie Ellison Eagle Library Assistant Mixed Chorus Senior Ball Decorations Robert Embt Boys' Bowling Diane Foster Thespians Thespians Secretary Senior Band Majorette Art Club French Club G.A.A. Wide Horizons Eagle Graduation Usherette Soph. Dance Ticket Ch. Senior Ball Queen xttwnlff vwee-0 iff C-if 'LMW FAQ' C WL ,aitcyhyg SEN I 0 R S743 Gary George Future Farmers Projectionists Club Photo Club Intramurals Nancy Goodridge Thespians Thespians President Thespians Vice-President National Honor Society Future Teachers F.T.A. Vice-President Latin Club Operetta Eagle Eagle Assistant Editor Wide Horizons G.A.A. Library Assistants Mock United Nations Cornell Science Trip Sopht Dance Refreshment Ch. Junior Prom Refreshment Ch. The highlight of our Senior Ball nFrosted Dreamsu was the selection of Louise and Mike as king and queen. Senior Ball Refreshment Ch. National Honor Society Officer 76 Kathleen George G.A.A. Thespians Senior Ball Decorations Senior Ball Publicity Operetta Committee Q , gl fl-M , ffm M Q My ,M,gW,2fWJ, KVKAZAACX A-lgqlwmhl 17 doin? CP77 Q71 6 Qw'-'40 db!-f, W F E! Zo F l 1 ,Z Darwin Glor Baseball Projectionist Club Intramurals , l D it f Barbara Graff G.A.A. Thespians Q, , , , A Dj? Eagle Future Nurses I Deborah Graff Library Assistants Jr. Prom Decorations Sr. Ball Decorations Operetta Committee G.A.A. Latin Club any Thespians Eagle M ij J WW, Beverly Hahn t G.A.A. Library Assistants Senior Ball Decorations Senior Ball Tickets 77 Leslie Green Future Farmers Volleyball Team 9 LH ' Linda Hall Allan Ham Senior Band F00tba11 Dance Band Football Manager G,A,A, Wrestling Eagle Editor Tennis Future Teachers Band Drama Club Chorus Ski Club Latin Club Wide Horizons Eagle Latin Club F. T. A. Junior Prom Committee All-county Music Festival County Band Allstate Regional Festival Sectional A11-State A. F. S. Americans Abroad Operetta Committee Chairman Tri-County Bowling Team Michael Healy Cross Country Football Basketball Operatta Chorus Latin Club Chess Club Richard Head Eagle Chorus Tennis Basketball Manager 78 Darryl Future Future Future Hathaway Farmers Farmers President Farmers Pageant Intramurals Lynn Hawthorn Eagle G. A. A. Senior Ball Decorations Senior Ball Tickets The symbol of our Junior Prom. E IOR Julie Hoagland Lenore lgnatz Mixed Chorus G.A.A. G. A. A. Future Nurses Latin Club Operetta Richard Jaeckle Band Dance Band Baseball Manager Chess Club Boy' s Bowling 1 N s Robert Janes Band 5 Allstate Band Allstate Sec. Band ' Allstate Sec. Orchestra f' Dance Band V l County Band ll Latin Club W J' ' ,Q AV I ' 1 -' L W Herbert Jones Football Track The decorations are a. Mixed Chorus part of every successful BOYS Glee Club dance. Audio-Visual Club Intramurals 79 Stuart Kelsey Football Boys' Bowling Baseball Track Intramurals Marie Lachnicht G. A. A. Eagle Torch F. N. A. Latin Club Operetta Comm. Sophomore Dance Comm. Junior Prom Comm. Senior Ball Comm, lQLL1fA!fb5AJ 10' A f ydjjw , A X L 1, fp! D Kit , ,, gmgw. 0 Q! my J t ' J .lf W' M3 l kj K.E W ' Nw .ff'tQ'Em'f,b,7' QOL M55 U2 NW' 255 F4 jf QV , P Y' A AV V 0 QW 1 mf V11 JM M, ,LW .,g6bbs?9, s. fx,..91,,,M' paw at an D Of u JA, ' Q Q, ,cpe VX' Karen Mader Senior Band Senior Band Pres. Dance Band County Band All-State Band G. A. A. G. A. A. Basketball Manager Honor Team French Club Eagle TJ Jo-Ann Kreuzwieser Eagle Thespians Future Nurses F. N. President G. A. A. Wide Horizons Jr. Prom Decorations Jr. Prom Refreshments Mary LaVarnway G. A. A. Art Club Latin Club French Club Eagle Mixed Chorus Soph. Dance Dec. Operetta Comm. Frederick Lee Future Farmers i 1 Re e a Marsh - e h Cl b ArtmS cretary ture Drama Se :gr I ' f fhf ' lf?G?fb I 6 9 W ' N Janet Meisner ' 1 Mixed Chorus 5 G.A.A. Playdays Eagle Future Nurses Operetta Committee Soph. Dance Decorations l s Fu? E IOR Nancy Goodridge and Paula Keenan helped at the annual A.F.S. Spaghetti Supper. 1 x l d 81 K ww Lloyd McJury Basketball Football Edith Mengs Senior Band Eagle Torch Sr. Ball Decorations William Merkle Future Farmers Gary Merle Dance Band Senior Band Chorus-President Accompanist Drama Club Chess Club Latin Club French Club Eagle-Bus. Mgr. County Band County Chorus F.T.A.-President A11-State Sectional Band Junior Prom Committees Senior Ball Committees Operetta Nancy Pfaff Office Worker G.A.A. Sr. Ball Decorations Jr. Prom Decorations E IOR Ann Meyers G.A,A. Eagle Thespians French Club Art Club Soph. Dance Committee Jr. Prom Committee Sr. Ball Committee Operetta Committee Teresa Phillips Office Worker Sr. Ball Decorations Jr. Prom Decorations 82 Udene Oldman Thespians-Secretary Latin Club G. A. A. Cheerleader Torchg Eagle Freshman Class President Class Vice-President Wide Horizons Art Club B.A.A. Treasurer Operetta Graduation Usherette Model United Nations U.N.Pilgrimage Patricia Preston Mixed Chorus Thespians Future Nurses G.A.A. Art Club Patricia Reisdorf Eagle Latin Club Girls' Chorus David Ryan Library Assistants Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Future Teachers -Latin Club County Chorus Operetta . Eagle A.F,S. Applicant Junior Prom Publicity Chl Senior Ball Publicity Ch. Dana Reiner Senior Band Latin Club County Band Christine Reisdorf G. A. A. Student Council Cheerleader Chorus Latin Club Drama Club Eagle Honor Team Playdays CVT Q:-E K D in Nancy Reisdorf Future Nurses K C' Q2 in f T Junior Prom Co m. Chairman -s Senior Ball Comm. Graduation Usherette 1 lxl kix , .1 C' 'ff gxe- ,LD Slenny Rifenbu g C33 Q Fx Q ' r--f - up x ,ff Tor il-f reg . co Ql,wTorch Business Mana X -rzgflnide Horizons Q? -A-ffs.A.A. ' Us G.A.A. Honor Team Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Operetta Thespians Thespians Treasurer Eagle French Club Junior Dance Dec. Ch. Junior Prom Dec. Co-Ch. Basketball Shot Charts Soph. Dance Publicity Graduation Usherette Lib .. Kok 5 x. .. 3 ll 5 4.4 Douglas Sieg Audio-Visual Club Mixed Chorus F.F.A. Boy's Bowling Photo Club Projectionists Club Stage Crew Junior Prom Committee Senior Ball Com ittee Richard Spencer Band Football Tennis Art Club Mixed Chorus Boy's Chorus Boy's Bowling Latin Club Stage Crew Projectionists Club Junior Prom Committee Senior Ball Committee Gail Ryan Latin Club Wide Horizons G.A.A. Bowling Manager Sophomore Dance Committee Junior Dance and Prom Committees Senior Ball Committee Richard Schlick Latin Club Intramurals Volleyball E IOR Jack Rzepka Cross Country Eagle Intramurals Projectionist French Club Latin Club William Seipel Boy's Bowling Mixed Chorus Wide Horizons Photo Club Projectionists Club Stage Crew Latin Club Junior Prom Committee Senior Ball Committee David Taylor Photo Club Boy's Bowling Intramurals Martha Stever G.A.A. Basketball Honor Team Gary Wise Baseball Boy's Bowling Latin Club Intramurals Arthur Travis Baseball Volleyball Intramurals Rosemary Begg Harold Clark Brenda Glor G.A.A. Girl's Chorus as l Judith Merkle Dennis Switzer Thomas Perry Thomas Weber Band Wrestling 86 Peter Pomona Gary Welker Future Farmers Intramurals Projectionists Club .Q-H Udene and Bill reigned as King and Queen of our Ju ior Prom- uAn Evening in Paris.u I-'egzli .41 eeeeb' W' Seniors Hall, Kelsey, Healy and Jaeckle HstudyingT UTOGRAPH Sue and Rosie prepare for a Pep Assembly. Attendants David Given and Pat Preston at the Senior Ball. Stu Kelsey and Gary Wise pon- der the umpire's decision. Mike and Louise were selected by the band as King and Queen of the Senior Ball UFrosted Dreams.H 87 v Gold Patrons: Class of 1963 Class of 1964 Class of 1965 Class of 1966 Boys Athletic Association Lawing Studio Special Patrons: Almeter and Harris Al's Ashland Service Attica Collision Service Attica Furniture Attica Home and Auto Supply Attica Hotel Attica Lanes Attica Lumber Company Attica Package Company H. S. Austin, Insurance Agency Austin Dies, Inc. Barrett's Delicatessen Raymond J. Beaver Raymond Becker William Becker Bennington Lanes M. A. Bissell, M. D. Bob Embt Bob's Cycle Shop George Burnison - Chainsaws, Lawnmowers Clara's Dress Shoppe Quentin S. Clark, Insurance C1ark's Clothing Citizen's Bank Compliments of F. W. Embt and Son Compliments of Martin's Dry Cleaners Compliments of Wyoming County Bank and Trust Co. Crystal Pharmacy, Crystal Cole Sturrock, P. H. G, Cuzy's Lanes and Hotel Dad's Dog Food, J. Ross, Distributor Hayden H. Dadd Don's Texaco Service Du 's Market Ed's Barber Shop Eldredge Barber Shop Embt and Meyers Fashion Shop Firestine Co., Inc. I. B. Francis, Chiropractor Francis Tree Farm Gatgen's Mobil Service George Insurance Agency Lester A. Gephart PATRO S Attica Garage Inc. Godfrey Milling Company Hans Moeller, Watchmaker and Harding Brothers Super Duper Marley Funeral Home Pauly's Flowers Silver Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. H. William Given G. L. F. Service, Inc. Glor's Soda Bar and Delicatessen Goodridge Farm Supply Frank C. Hall Robert Hamilton Harder-O'Donnel1 Post W734, American Legion Homelight Chain Saws - W. Pope - Prop. Norman Jacoby Verne Janes . Ken's Friendly Service C. S. Kibbe and A. R. King Laird Brothers Cleaners Mona Landin Martle's Plumbing and Heating Mac McKernan's Western Auto Meisner Bottled Gas Midtown Restaurant Newe11's Dairy Nichol's Liquor Store North Java Grocery Old Stage House Hotel Paul T. Pautler Charles C. Reding Reisdorf Brothers Inc. Dave Reisdorf Inc. Frederick Rhebergen Richard's Delicatessen Rita's Beauty Salon Fred J. Schreiber R. Clayton Schutt, D. D. S. Searle's Drug Store Sheldon Hotel Fred Spohr, Chev. and Olds. Stripp Signs and Painting Roger Timm Timm's Hardware Tipperary Restaurant Charles Treat T's Coffee Shop Twilight Meadows Varysburg Hotel Edmund H. Viemeister The Village Store, Johnsonburg F. H. Volk, M. D. Warren's Barber Shop A. J. Welker and Son Darwin Wheeler Seldon T. Williams, M. D. 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