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

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Cl'l8plTl3I'l'S Ad I LAP? Insulators go from Le Roy to all countries of the world 59 mifm anim Farm Homes Village Homes 'Business Opportunities Real Estate Loans QU Cha man's Real Estate Agency ' P INCORPORATED Lapp Insulator Oo., Inc Exclusively Real Estate 44th year at Le Roy LE ROY' N' X ' fl dh Q E ERY PAGE ty pi I THIS BOOK 51, l A HAPPY STORY ' E 'i Every page in your Thrift Book tells a Happyy' Story' of pleasures in life which you may enjoy if you wish. You graduates who start now and save regularly, afsmall amount each week, will have the means of seizing life's opportunity when it is presented. Think it over. Ask advice from anyone. Wherever you find success, its basis has been the small savings account. THE BANK OF LE ROY

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Louis P. Brady mwifure Compliments of BOWERMAN af? MUNSELL . The Hardware I Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets saves miles of steps oei ooo oi o t , , i v v e i .-1.-L. Q.. ei - si tk L Back to the Farm il yo i B0 S. When you go back to the fertile fields to live the Real life, insist that Father, in y ' place of using part LE ROY and part the other make, employ all LE ROY farm tools, so that farming will hold just as much real enjoyment as punting the pigskin. Girls. Before saying Yes to that young farmer boy, check up the farm equipment and ' insist that the Kingly name Le ROY appears on every implement, for by their use a sprightly, active, real man will come home at the end of the day instead of a jaded, cross-grained, tired out man that has used the other make. Le Royplow Company : ' : .Le Roy, N. Y.

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DEDICATION TO Miss JULIA M. CONNOR The fillli-'. 'lis tifty years from HOVXV. The plave, a p:a1'de11 f2lil', The lllilll, 'tis I of flll'1'0XVl-XII brow, Hf frosted snow-wllite hair. I feelvly walk thru' rock and bower And IIOIP tl1e faded fiowers. I kindly sense some unseen I'oxve1' Has absorbed Life-'s golden hours. NUIIIUIIONV. I feel the once fair 111001115 Ilad lived from heauty only. Had sapped the jnic-es from the earth And left it. weak flllli lonely. They lived, so vain. ill seltish lllII'i'i1 I'ntil life's 1-rnel Dec'e111l1e1'. And then. alan: they knew 11ot youth Ibisguised ill I l'PlllPIlliKxl'.,, And tl1e11. with tearelilled, paining eyes, I looked a little yonder And saw in soothing. soft surprise A Ill2ll'ii of toil still fonder. It was il stately, freshened. pine XVhose beauty was llili' luoastful How vivid was the dividing line Between the good and lo:1tl1ful! A flush of light came on my lrrain All Tilllt-X-IPI'0,f pain had vanished Iii-'fI'2lI'illf1 quick thru' llll-'lll0I'y,S lane, I regnilded all that I2ll'lliSIll-'II. And then I 1'e1-alled I had S9911 the seed XVl1i1'h now did stand for honor, And diving' aloof al1livion's greed I silt to Iil'1-'illll of Miss COI1ll0I'. Xviiiilllll F. Nix-eloy