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

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N placing before you THE O-AT-KAN, a Senior Annual, the Class gf 1912 has in a measure accomplished something never be- fore attempted in Le Roy High School. We have endeavored to make it a success, and hope our readers will not criticise us too severely for we are inexperienced editors. Our ambition is to interest the people of Le Roy and vicinity in our beautiful Alma Materg that each year she may grow and prosper, and become a landmark in the race for education. We hope our sister classes will, too, attempt to become editors and give to the friends of L. H. S. a better concep- tion of high school life. To our beloved teacher MISS JULIA M. CONNOR we respectfully dedicate THE O-AT-KAN

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THE O-AT-KAN JFJPJF BY THE CLASS OF 1 9 1 2 LE ROY HIGH SCHOOL LE ROY, NEW YORK Press of The Le Roy Gazette and N June 1912 1 .. WS Propedy Of 01 Maj!-YN0Vi!l?w 46 Genesee County Historicql DQQL .Qounty Historian

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, 'Ii . 1 - f H , ,Min- -X. MISS JULIA M. CONNOR Miss julia M. Connor was born northeast of the village of Le Roy. She was educated in the district schools of this vicinity. She then attended the State Normal School at Geneseo and was graduated from that institution. For twenty years she has faithfully taught in the schools of Le Roy. Seven years she spent in the grades, leading and teaching the children the way'to a higher life, and a better understanding of the value of education. 'Then she entered high school and took up the work of English and drawing, having in her charge a training class. After three years drawing was assigned to a separate teacher, and Miss Connor devoted her time and thought to the study of English. For several years each Senior Class has given a play. These have been under her direction, which contributed much to their success. It is with deep regret we leave this dear teacher who has fondly watched over these four years of our high school career.