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

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N, . .Qi ,fa-ftgf' ' q,.-stew-5.,' ' Guiding the Ship if I-5' , - M - ,awww i I I Seated: 1'll:1x'lvs XVl1itv, Sidney IL U'Sl1e-'11, H. Kirk T1-nlient, Siillllllllgi Lester A. I'1'i4lg1-on, Grnv4-r XV. Iaipp, Matthew NV. i,i2lff11Py, Dr. XVillinin G, Stanton Ili. ll. lu. A. Milne. Board of Education CHARLES XAYHITE - Retired from business, Mr. Wfhite is still very interested in community artivities. SIDNEY Q7SHEA - A man of many jobs who serves the community by building new apart- ments for Le Roy's increasing population. KIRK TENANT - Not only is he the manager of Kemp 81 Lane, but he devotes much of his time to the school and community. LESTSR PRIDGION - He is general manager of jello and our local ahthority on atomic energy. GROVER LAPP - Mr. Lapp is treasurer of the Lapp Insulator Company and one of the men who founded it. -. 42+ 10 MATTHEW XV. GAFFNEY - The superintendent of schools. A man who gained the respect of the community through his deep interest in the education of Le Roy's youth. CLARENCE LAPP - Mr. Lapp is the co-owner of Joseph Lapp Lumber Yard. He succeeded Dr. Stanton on the board when Dr. Stanton moved away. DR. R. E. A. NIILNE - Deceased. Both the com- munity and the school were deeply grieved by the death of Dr. Milne, a prominent member of the board and a man whose service to the community will never be forgotten. +35 ..- z'

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Instructing the Ensigns X SV N q 1 Nl. -s..m-was Ifpper Left: Miss l+'o1-tiniller, Mr. Mauigefrinla and Mr. Perrone observe the lk-'illltj' of the Oa1tk:1. Vppc-' Ri-'l1t' 'l' ' ' ' I , . ljllli., to torget lllf'lI' classes 21 Illfillll-'llf are Mr. Mclioberts, Mrs. llilllllkl' nnnl Mr. Fri-ill-rick. Lower Lf-ft: Miss E 'k in son :nnsl Mr. Ll1lll+?1' voiiipnre their music i,'l'IlfI'l'I 'Flinsv pmf-til-:nl Home Ev. courses were t:111g:l1t hy Mrs. Henilerson. Lower Right: Mrs. Knoll nnnl Mr. Horr try to talk :tt MRS. IVY BALMER, B.AA., B.L. Ohio Wesleyan Years of service makes her counsel invaluable, especially to Sophomores and Student Council mem- bers. Teaching Sophomore English and coaching young orators fills out a busy season. JOHN H. COPE, B. Ed. State Teachers College, Fredonia Much sought after as keeper of the book room, he still finds time to teach seventh graders arith- metic. and do some graduate work at the University of Rochester. MISS IRMA DEVOE, B.S., M.A. Syracuse Uizi-versity, University of Buffalo An admirer and collector of fine art objects, she is referred to by her social studies students as the teacher of the many hair do's. It is a generally known fact that she has more pep and vigor than most of her students. Miss EVELYN H. FORTMILLER, B.A., M.A. Slate Teachers College, Albany, Columbia llniiversity An enthusiastic sports' fan, her classroom is always open to geometry and algebra students. By her precept and example, National Honor Society members are guided in their activities. WILLIAM C. FREDERICK, B.S., Ed. M. Ll7ll V3 'l'Hllj,l of Rochester He worries over Oatkan deadlines when not kept busy by those Junior High angels . e 1 enilnnce i11 the senior lioiueroonl, Miss KATHLEEN HARROLD, B.S. State Teachers College Fredonia, Columbia University She spends her mornings teaching art funda- mentals to high school students, then shuttles over to the Wolcott Street School for the afternoon. GERALD HASE, B.S. State Teachers College, Cortland Equally at home in a chemistry lab., on a basket- ball floor, or the cinder track, next year he will trade science for a full physical education schedule. MRS. NANCY HENDERSON State Teachers College, Buffalo During the week she teaches Home Economics. Weekends she is in Buffalo practicing her skill in cooking for her husband. MISS l-IARRIET HOFFMAN, B.A. Syracuse University P8Sld6S teaching Latin she is also the one who makes sure that the Red and Black gets out on time. DONALD Home, B.S. New York State College for Teachers, Albany The tribulations of running that oversized home room 26 never seem to disturb him. As a sideline he teaches Science. -mf 10 ly. 1.- ..i Q1 l FA: