Le Roy Central School - O At Kan Yearbook (Le Roy, NY)

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T H E o-AT KAN 1912 .... EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE O-AT-KAN Top Row, left to right-Ina Brown, literary, Edna Albee, art, Clara Yager, joke. Bottom Row-Franklin Bundy, athletics, Eleanor Faunce, general, Claire Smith, editor-in-chiefg Winifrecl Philleo, assistant editor, Fred Walkley, business manager. an., gp .,1'f..7J--'f ' -'Av fi W ,wb ' f .m. GRADE CHILDREN AT WORK IN SCHOOL GARIIEN

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THE-0-AT KAN 1912 his usual 510835, The Seniors are out, he ran his horse madly up Fort Hill to his fate! NOT-9 the beautiful color and Fine texture of the hair.-Helen FitzSimmons. Having captured all these scalps I resign my office as a junior-scalperg byequeathing my knife to the juniors, that they may repair their injuries by grafting the skin of calves or don- keys.-Elmer Artman. Class Will Herbert A. Logan A great rock may seem to withstand the attacks of the wind and wavesg but at the same time little particles are continually breaking oft' and being lost. We, as a class, know that we can withstand the attack of the ferocious juniors but nevertheless, we deem it advisable, lest something be lost, that we make some disposal of our vast and countless wealth. Quotations Margaret S. Morton Famous poets and authors have had in mind a Senior Class, which was to come in 1912. Not only to each member did they attribute lines, but to the whole class. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grewg How their small heads could carry all they knew. Senior Charge Agnes C. Wooster It will not be long before you leave this high school and start on the long road which in- evitably leads either to failure or success. We are all told that our air castles will fall and that youth's dreams will be shattered but we charge you to at least stand on the ruins and come nearer to your ideals. Presentations Ethel M. Carney When dear friends are ready to depart on a long journey, it is the custom to present them with a gift, as a remembrance of days gone by. These gifts are generally of such a nature as to suit the character and taste of the individual. As we are about to' depart on a long journey, let these little gifts be a token of everlasting friendship between the members of this class. Q '.sa.t.r.

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THE O-AT-KAN 1912 Musical Organizations -- HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Director, Mr. Wallace J. Hewitt Piano, Miss Charlotte Armstrong VIOLINS GUITARS Roy Glidden Genevieve Cushing Franklin Bundy Doris Donnan Myron Smith Beatrice Smith MANDOLINS Jennie McCowan Mabel Malone Bissell Wade Charles Marcellus Clay Howe Vera Rogers Charles Shepard This is the third year of the High School Orchestra. Practice started late this year, so there has been but one Two selections were played at the operetta given by the grades. public appearance.