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

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St:1114li11g:: Miss Morzln. Mr. 'l':1grg:11't. Miss Mcrwin Ss-:ltr-4l:Mz11'le11u I'1n,fle1'tl1, John .li-'11Il01'. Joi- lilllliil. Mau-le lhxgrlio. 7fze Seniau, Zfnife OIL Saccwidfaf Zfeafz Four short years ago. the class of '53 started o11 its high school career. Now we have ended our senior year. Under the leadership of Mr. Taggart, Miss Moran. and Miss Merwin. we elected bloe lanita as class president. XYe started off with selling food at tl1e foot- ball games. The cold didn't dampen our spirits and we had hardly finished this project when we started our paper drive. For a day and a half, seniors could be seen going into almost every house in l,e Roy. appear- i11g again i11 a few 111i1111tes with their arn1s full of papers. XYith the cooperation of the people of the community, our drive was a successful financial project. A little later the girls of tl1e Senior class challenged the boys to a dance. On December l2th, the night of the girls' dance. the gym was packed. The boys, having hard competition ahead of them. set their dance for the weekend of the County Music Festival i11 April. Another contest was set up to sell tickets for the Senior Play. XYhile all the seniors were out selling tickets, our 111ore dramatic pupils were hard at work learning parts and attending re- hearsals. .lanice Hewes and Sam Leadley copped the leading roles i11 G. H. Shaw's play. Pyg- malion . On the night of the play we found another success on o11r hands. March Sth marked the night of our Spaghetti Supper. a success because of the cooperation of all the seniors. .-Xtter our supper we had a little party exclusively for the class. Another big event, the Senior Ball, was set for April lOth. lt proved to be tl1e biggest suc- cess a Senior Rall has ever bee11. So now with the co111pletion of our high school days. while we are looking ahead toward the future. we are constantly reminded of tl1e wonderful, incomparable days we spent at I ll 9 A tour through the school without a look into the classrooms in action would b be 11eglecting the heart of the school. Here poise and oral expression are taught in Mr. McRol1erts, speech class Qleftj, the world of science opens to us 111 chemistry Ccenterj, and the mysteries of 111athe1natics are expounded by Mr. Perrone Qrightj,

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JAMES MARIE 'N IJORIVFIIX I 1 I I4 In-INK IN AI.Ill'lll'l' ANIATO ANVIIOI V II I Jim Alfwrl is an easy-going fellow who will never he forgotten for his parking place at school. ll !f!I'lftI flizlafo is an industrious person who has a lot of get- up-and-gou ahout her. llomilzy Al11f'l1m .v charming. quiet. personality has won her many friends. The hohhing of curls and a gay disposition all adds up to Cflif7f?j' Alziizznw. F1't111c'i.v Xlxlllcy is a nice fellow to talk to and will always be renielubered for his friendly sniile. Our witty jokester. Mimi Btzglio, is a whiz at the keyhoard and especially good at Bumble Boogiew. Hmzry Barlwmizr is a great fellow to know and one with lots of school spirit. Dirk Hlilm' says little, but we know he is a wonderful fellow without a care in the world. A quiet girl, but one who is fun to know when you get to know her is Joan Blood. Betty B0SSt11'lL will always be remeinbered as the cheery little ffirl with the laughing eyes. 5 MARIE HENRY RIUIIAIIII IUAN I I IIABETH HAGLIO ISAIRIIEAI' l!LIl,I'Il Ill Ollll IIOSSARI' he 1953 O-AT-KAIV of LeRoy Cen 1 Schoo