Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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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

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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

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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