Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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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.

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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

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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