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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1930 volume:

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V .1 ,I-,.. V Eu' -nv., , eye- 0-AT-KAN 1930 rw, A711211 Mater' UST above O-at-ka's waters On a shaded green, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Hail her stainless name. CHORUS: Swell the chorus ever louder, Full of cheer and joyg Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail, all hail, Le Roy! YVith the love of all her children, Nothing can she lackg See her colors proudly waving! Hail the Red and Black! IDL - J f fvglf, ,.v-a,-., , .f-.Y, 1 Qyw O-AT-KAN 1930 ry, - I CON A 5,-... .,,.,. I -5,,, . ....-'-- - S W' i frm t The Campus Administration Seniors . Juniors Sophomores Freshmen . Junior High School Activities . Athletics Music . Wolcott Street Advertisements miiiiix SIX kyw U - .fl T - K .-'I N I 9 3 0 f--5, X1 I' .'QLUfu, , , ,-IH --B x . -. L 1- if-3.5 A 'ZZ X 4 -di f faa wfir- W4 ,Z 09 'Z'-C-f:' -5 ' if-lm 5,41 ,X N A wiufiiihun Z ' -:pg -L f -,-, ,jig 3 - X Nj -Q? 1 - ,g , . Q- N L, En :ABE 'AA'.:,lAl1y,i:.,,ro'w:,:r A i -L , . :ef 413559-Lf ii 3g,1fffffa ? X X' 5 -fs -E K 7. DL. X 753:55 if xx E X N I-2: . ,, I -- IEQQQF' S-if F'i':5 i 9-vp 5, fy 'f M? 55? 9 1 if f' M-sl.-fl 1' 1 J ,,. -J : ffl: fu , A in-fag. VI :gm ' 'sg u iv ww - C -E 'ffaq - 7 I 'E ?-5257 as 5 P1--4 QQ' L 4 TJJM-Q ...I Xgx 2 4 ai 419 :1 Aggssmll -52,51 :QQ .D Qfao-'34fJj'5.Q f auf-'a3 fx:'e4Q73W397.1f3 0 QCQIJO 1 f f X fu I x 4 X ,, I ,7 ,W A n X if I X M ,v NW V, X f' f f NN SEVEN hs. .Q gyw O-AT-KAN 193,0 ry, OL BUILDING HIGH SCOO f I I li I G H T .. .W W-v J? -,N,.f-.,,Q,,Q 1 ,A wr., ' ' -1,-154-' ' gy-1 O-AT-KAN 1930 r-Q, OLCOTT STREET SCHOOL BUILDING W rx ll Ph N Ni ,, itil X W ..,,, tj NINE ' in 1 fyyw 0-AT-KAN 1930 rs., WOODWARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY H nl w ml w m wr wn w 1 11 1 w u w w w V w w 1 w w w 1 r w TEN V E i R r I 1 I w 1 i i 1 N F 1 I 1 r V - . , gf- U - .-I I - lx tl N I 9 .1 U www, ikifli' LLL! Y RAR I, LIB A R O MEM , WOODWARD READING ROOM 1-1 LIC Y IC N gy'-i O-AT-KAN 1930 rg, Le RW Hzlgh School Sma'z'um llli new stadium, a gift of ,Woodward lVlemorial, lnc., is one of the finest high school stadiums in this section. The stadium proper is 75 feet long and has a seating capacity of6oo. lt is built entirely of yellow brick to match the other buildings on the campus and is lite-proof throughoutg The interior of the stadium provides a store room for all equipment, dressing and shower rooms with hot and cold water for two teams, and a ticket oflice at each entrance. All of the rooms are steam heated, and the whole structure is wired for electric lights. As well as providing for the accommodation of spectators and teams, the stadium is a pleas- ing addition to the already beautiful campus of Le Roy High School. TNVE LV IG I QYN O-AT-KAN 1930 ry, W n ,Q jx :Q 3 4 ii iii iii i Q 1 Z l fd , A X S .. Q, s N 'Y A ff wa' I mfr' 2 ' ' 'W I ,v,. A3 :WH lb IIIII III X -nv :ff -' ,, V . ..- . L,:K,.,' :I it ',,.,',g' 1 , 5Qgv5 -,W Lf ., .., , , i 'imim -1, ' ' siz grz h, ' 1 I ff. 1 N vt X A if 'B ,gy ff 'Q ... .A , .v nf 4 Lyn U - A T - K A N I 9 3 0 fi: Baum' gf Ealzzmtiofz l Standing, left to right: Edward A. Rogerson, H. Kirk Tennent, Daniel O'Sl1ea Seated: Charles D. Graney, George R. McHardy, john S. Lapp, Percy C. Decker , 1 lu W r :Ill H 1 1 FOR their example of foresight and un- derstanding, their unfailing sympathy for anything pertaining to the best interests of L. H. S., and their perpetual confidence placed in our slightest efforts, We wish to express our gratitude to the Board of Edu- cation. FllI71i'l'1Gl'INl . 'f' .lf 1 L . M -I A ' 1 v v' gjfxl 0 - .-I T - K .-I N I 0 3 ll nw., IUIIUO7' 011111 Senior l-ffgfb School Facfflgy 'V xl- .tb I. Lulu E. Bartholomew. 7., Mrlrgaretj. Carney. 2. Helen ll. U'Dnnnell. 4. Dururlly G. Forster 5. Almllia Burton. 6. Myrtle A. Clark. 7. Helen G. Miuluuls. X. liunnlnl lf. Hurt. 9. listher l'cnrlm.m IO. Margaret O'Sl1e:1. ll. Nvurren C. Seyfert. IZ. lirlxmrfl VV, Spry, Vg. Plulin lll. Cunrmr. 14. Mary C. Barstow. 15. F, Grace Scart, IG, Nlurlzm P. Curnlrs. 17. lileunur C. YVulcll. IX. lfdgnr H. Strung 19. Merle-I. Kelly. zo. Ruth L. Barber, ll, Kzstlxerlne VVnIkl::y. 11, limlwaml Ill-itlruck, 23, ljmily Thompson. I I l4 l'l'I l'I N Adrienne Sanderson ir ii sys 0-AT.KAN 1930 fy, ll Faculty lf 1929--1930 lj JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL l, Julia IVI. Connor Dean of Girls and Genesea Normal ill Warren C. Seyfert, A. Ivy M. Balmer Mary C. Barstow, A. Lulu E. Bartholomew Aleatha Burton lVIargaret Carney Myrtle A. Clark Marian P. Combs, A. A. Warren Dayton, B. Dorothy G. Forster, A. Ronald E Hart lVIerle Kelly, B. S. Helen G. Michaels, A. B. Preceptress of Study Hall B. Vice-Principal and Math. Ruth L, Barber, A. B. B. Junior English English VVoodward Library Supervisor of Nlusic Librarian junior Nlath ematics Supervisor of Drawing French Science B. Junior English and Latin I Geography and Jr. Science Agriculture and Science English I Helen M. O'Donnell, M. A. Mathematics Margaret E. O'Shea Homemaking Esther Pearlman, A. B. Latin Edward Reifsteck Physical Education F. Grace Scott, A. B. English - Edgar H. Strong Vocational Charles H. VanDuzer, M. A. History and Civics Katherine Wallcley, A. B. History Eleanor C. Welch Dorothea Hanser M. Elizabeth Coiley Helen A. Casey Cecelia Ll Harrigan Leona Nlinch Grace E. Harry Rose E. Clapper Stella I-I. Smith Hazel Murnan Regina Powers Myrta Calvert Cecelia A. Gleason Charlotte Wells Aura Redfern Genevieve Stevens Elizabeth Waterman Marion E, Merrill Clara Neenan Harriet N. Bangs Eleanor C. Burns Laura A. Tice Inez Reiss Anne S. Rush F. Alethe Clapp Commercial and Jr. Hist. UNl7lEl'3ll,' of Rochester Ohio Wesley'an Cornell Uniafcrsity and Ge Uniluersitv of Rochester , Eastman School of Music Geneseo Normal neseo Normal ' i 1 Geneseo Normal li fllaehanics Institute lx Elmira College Hamilton College Uni'versitv of Rochester Geneseo Normal H, Cornell Uni'versity Syracuse Uniilerslty EQ Syracuse Uni-versity Q, Mechanics Institute, Uni-versig of Rochester 1 Cornell University L Cortland Normal L Syracuse Uni'1.fersity Q Bufalo State Teachers College ll oryracuse University , Elmira ll New York State Collegefor Teachers ll WOLCOfZ'T SYREET SCHOOL Principal Secly and Primary Supply Drawing and Nutrition Dental Hygienist Phys. Education and Health lVIusic Kindergarten First Grade First Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Third Grade Fredonia Normal Bzfalo Normal Cortland Normal Rochester Denial Dispensary Cortland Normal Fredonia lVo1'mal Bzgfalo Geneseo Geneseo Brorkpo Gencseo Geneseo Buffalo Brfalo Brorkpo Gem-seo No1'mal Normal Normal rt Normal 1Vormal No:'111al Normal Normal rt Normal N armal Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Fifth Fifth Sixth Sixth Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Rochester Ciy Normal Brockport Normal Genereo Normal Brockport Normal Genesee Normal Oswego Normal Brockport lVort1lal Brockport Normal B1 ockporl 1Vormal SIXTEEN x . -7- yy, 2' . . ,. Y . wilg.lK.F . .r 4 bww 0 - .-I T - lx' .-I N I 9 3 ll rs-J llfofcoft Street SCIGOOZ Faczzlgv N., 1. lilmnnr C. Burns. 1. Cecelia L. Harrigan. 3. Dumrhca Hanscr. 4. M. lilifalu-rlm Cwili-5 Q. Har rict N. Bangs. 6. Leona Minch. 7. Ruse E. Clappcr. S. Laura A. Tice. 9. Clara Ni-unan. io, lilimbulli XVan:rman. xl. Hclcn A. Casey. 11. Annc S. Rush. lg. Ailricnnu Sgxndvrsum. 14, Grain li. H.1rr Ii. Aura Rcflfrrn. 16. lncz Reiss. 17. Slclla H. Smilll. IX. l . Alurlmu Clapy. lg, Nlyrla Calm-rt 10. Gcnuxicvc Stcxcns. 7.1. Regina l 'rm'crs. 21. Clmarlmtu-I. YVclls, 13. Han-l Mnrnali. 14. Nlariun l Merrill. 15. Cecelia A. Glcamn. blul M5 I I'.luN 0 fij 0-AT-KAN 193 LVW ,, ff V ' , '. 2 ' A ' 'fgig k 5 pf' , 1,3 -:W ' 4, , f x ,jfgfiz i f I JH., 3 ,., :VA ,I ., . Vx N , NX' i A .g,' 5 A .IW , ' Z -,cg-'-21, cf- -- ::,- . E Q ' , H453 I ' - QAM ' 212 .ffl fy ,, ,ww f. ggi, ,ww . 1, . , A '11 , W-fgmyf Wy, -. .,,f, 4, ,.f?Z,4,, . .1 . V f, . ,, ,-M, ,,,,a,,, 5 2452 ,fgf,,1f4:. ' 'A :qv , p iff :, f iwfea-54 V ' i5 'Wi -f 'f, ' -245 ,, , 4 W, .5 , ' 4-ff 'I . f ' .. I , ',,' U .Y,, ,, xv, ,X 5 . 1 L' M - I vi! f' swf'--Q. 3, .- X ,- 13' '- 2' :F--ff .. -Rx . '.. 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A, X Fix 'gil'-I' ' Wy J WUWffWfd X 2 ' X will fly SENIGI-Q5 NIN1 1LLN vi- 'Lyn 0-AT-KAN 1930 -Q, ll Toe Cfczss gfIQ30 HE Class of 1930 started upon its prosperous and eventful career in its Junior year under the guiding hand of Wendall Lapp, its president. Among the activities ofthe year were the institution ofa Junior Prom and the sponsor- ing of the University of Rochester Glee Club concert, which had also been our project in the preceding year. Cn September twenty-third, the Senior Class of sixty- three members was organized with Ellsworth Baldwin, presi- dent, Fern Ludlum, vice-president, Mary MacKenzie, treasurer, and Isadore Levinstein, secretary. Our motto, Through difficulties to the stars, was an inspiration which we gladly grasped and kept before us. Our activities during this year have been successively carried out in every respect. Being noted for our originality, we presented an assembly program which was deemed worthy of presentation before the public, so December twenty- seventh went down in history as our stage debut. Other high spots were our play, Skidding, and the Senior Ball. The class has had its share of participantsin almost every phase of the school's extra-curricular activities. We have been well represented in various speaking contests, the newly-formed debate team, music, athletics, and school pub- lications, while most of the organized groups have boasted oiiicers from our number. After work comes play, and we took ours at Easter- time when fifty of us went to Washington for a week of real fun and, at the same time, educational travel. And now, we bid good-bye to our dear old L. H. S., and departing, we fervently hope that our success and happi- ness will be always as evident as it has been while within her portals. ' I T NV E N '1' Y . W, 'r.ris..a . -' f H Ly-I O-.-I T-K.-IN 193 0 PN.: SENIOR PLAY---H SKIDDINGH Standing: Lapp, NVood, Miss Combs, Ludlum, Neibeh, Ferguson Seated: Purcell, Hnhgood, Stevens, Chapman, Baldwin, Starr On February 27 and 28 the Senior Class presented Sltidding, a three-act comedy which proved to be a howling success, due to the excellent coaching of Miss Combs and Fern Ludlum, the whole-hearted efforts of the cast, and the excellent work ol' the various committecs CHARACTERS AUNT MILLY - - - ARDIS STARR A kindly old maid and school teacher ANDY - - ELLSYVORTH BALDVVIN A handsome unlcept lad MRS. HARDY - - ELIZABETH HABGOOD A plump, motherly, intense woman JUDGE HARDY - - ROBERT PURCELL A kindly, judicial, loving father GRANDPA HARDY - - EDVVARD NEIBCH A delightful old gentleman ESTELLE HARDY CAMPBELL MARCIA FERGUSON A pretty young wife MARION HARDY - ELIZABETH CHAPMAN A modern, boyish bit of femininity WAYNE TRENTON III - LELAND STEVENS An attractive, athletic young Easterner MYRA HARDY YVILCOX - VIRGINIA VVOOD Of a decisive nature MR. STUBBINS - - - WENDELL LAPP A Hashy Florida politician l '1'wxcN'1'x'-oxla ,fri , , i , Y ' UT 1, 3 ,, ,,,,.'a,r, RE -,,,,.,, f '+L g I l .. .M ,..., 7, Il.. . 3 , . '- ' -9 1- -if 1-gg 153. . 1' ' 11 l V r 1. - 3 , , 4 M. .1 ,..1 1 ,,1l,,.!,g,,5'l' ,ze 1, M M ,gif , Q . 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W ELLSWOKTH F- BALDWIN BP-11d3 , Chairman- Candy Coma 33 Chairman Punch I-fe picketh up one and setteth down an- COIH- -TUIUOI' Prom 32 Usher, Senior Phi' 4- ot l9l'. 1 U President Senior Class 43 Cheerleader 1, 43 CAIfPmLLA,BAR0hE Carmel Glee Club 1, 43 Sec. and Treas. Glee Club 33 A, 11191181113 D9l'S0Df11ifY 511111 il D192JSHDt Pres, Glee Club 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 5111119-H 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Red Glee. Club 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 43 Costume Com. and Black Staff 33 Mixed Double Quartet 2, Senior Play 4. Next year-Bryant Stratton. l DOROTHY M. BRADLEY Dot MARY D. BRADY Do A DQPSOH of fI'i'2H'UY Cllflflll- Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Volleyball 2, 43 Basketball 33, 43 Punch Com. Class Basketball 3. guiilor SProm 3131 Punch Com. Senior Ball 43 T ' C ' ' 1 ' 4. N ' ' . - NsJ:e5n1.en1or IQ ext 1e'1r Cortland DOROTHY M- BRUST ,,Pete,, , A'1l l'thbtf , RANDOLPH BRADLEY 331muny Anguiusig .iofiuflfls tl!1e?'2st0ofuEs. 'Speech is great' but Silence is greater-H Basketball 3' Student Council 3' Decoration Glee Club l, 43 Football 23 Property Mgr. Com. Junior Prom 33 U. of R. Glee Club Com. ,Senior FIJOIIC 43 Boys Clothing Mgr. Senior 3: Oatkaxi Staff -L3 Senior Frolic 43 Decoration Play -13 Class lfiaskethall 3, 43 Class Track 3. Com. Senior Ball 4. Next Year-University of Next Year-University of Michigan. Rochester. ee Sw will E345 ' , ' ff ., WZ ,. 5 4 23177777 57'7 F7 '7 7 : '?'7??7795? ?17Z'77E731?F?1?1?1' T-??'?1?3Ii-Y ' ' -- 1 I V-11 I I-1 . lsr, L.. 1 , f :':.1f::':':'--'- f ------ 3'1' - 3 -' ' aa: . TXVENTY-TXVO 1' .-4.4 4 .1 A. 1. H ,glfa ,. 4 gyx 0-.-IT-K.-IN 1930 r-Q, :icq 4' N' w 4 -- r E .,, lil an ,ml -IU 'i -f 4 .gf .fff fv' .-A. ' ' 4' ' '.i-' WK ,, , , ,. DONALD M. BRYANT Don Coin. Svllllil' llnll 4: Aelvi-rtisln,: 170111. Sm-niur I . v A . , Q ' . ' 'p li ' He loves tu talk nf niany things . 5:,llR1Lf'M'l 'll 'L NM lm' l'u'T ' l-'roshxnan Fnnthall 1: Class llaskvthall Il: ' ' l-'tmthall Sqnml :Zz llanagror uf ltaskotluall -1: , , , , , M , ,, l'n-side-nt Stnulvnt Council Il: Business Man- l'1l'lllN 4A5U'l1 bmi ager Reel and lblac-k Ili Advertising: Managzor MTN. w,,,,l,i,,m,,n T,-gl, was 1.g,1,m.'S ml. of Uatkan Il: liilitnr-in-i'lii4-f Senior-.lnninr ,l,,iu:. 1' l: llllz 'k St:lT-42 I'll'l -' -'l'xf Uatkz , Qtitflgz Prmm Gaul. 3: 'Il-ollyglllt-ITHN, It-hm 1:11155 llaiiki-llu:ullvZL: l!:lYNlivlIm,ll 43 Slam- Mgr.: Com- 3, 3: Tivkvt Com. 5,x,nim. 1-my 4: UN., Nlnlur llay. 51-at X1-al'-l-m-ing 251-linul ul lllTlfl0Il Vain. Senior Ball 4: Master uf Cvrv- A lm'f9- monies Senior I-'roliv 4: First plavv Larkin ipeakin: Contest II: County Winner Natiunal A. l+ll,lZAl1I4'l'lI l'lI.tl'AlAN lit,-tty 1, mturical Contest it: Jnninr Reply I'1 Com- A , , , H . , ,, Ill9l1l'8lll9llI Award fur Pnhlic Spea,king: Il: .1':9..'5 'l'l' f uhmI'l 'r1'l5m' NHS Speaking: Contest 4: llohatu Teain 4. X1-xt ' Year!-Princeton. Ulm' Vlllll 2, 21, 4: l'las:-x l!a:4n-lt:1ll ZZ, 4: Capt. ynllt-ly llillllllg Inu-nl':lIi1-11 Vain. .lliniur l'x-mn RFTIPI Q 'D 3 - i .31 -- -53 ll'l'l'UIl1 or 21, 4: Vlass llaskn-thall 4: lu-1l Hx L N',t1F.I'U'SU Rufus annl 14111.-k srnn' -11 si-mar in-..11v .sg Mimi- '. :u 'T.unu'm L'5'l'nl'le of IHIHHIH hull' l'uln. Senior llnll 4: In-1-nralinn Umm. SPIIIUI' Wufss- llall 4: Sfvnlur Play, Mnx'lm1 . N1-xt Your- DCCOTZIYIOII Com. Senior Frolic -21: Decoration Art Schuul. XVILLIAM G. VL.-XFSS ClauSic l I.flYIl C. DICKINSON Dil-Ig --A mug fnimful null 11411101-g1hlg, I,uvt:' value ln ljlcky fl'Ulll a nt-arhy Orchestra 2: Oatkan Staff 4: Tlrks-t lfmn., mwn- Seuior Play: Ticket Cum.. Senior Frolic. lfuntlnulll 12, 43 liaskvtlmll 2, 25: Ulass Ilaslcvt- ma 4: land Sl, 4: Orc-lmstra 4: lllvv t'lulu 2, SAMVEL H. COCHRAN Sam fl, 4: Stage Ctilll. Senior l'lay 43 'fit-lu-L Coin. It must he tough to have tht-in all S9 i UNH 4- clmsing you . I-'reshman Fnutlrall 1. Fouthall ZZ, 4: liaskvt- 1,0313 Ipygqpy A-1 k. imn 2: Class Basketball ::, 4: liasuhall 1. 41 HIL' U H' 1. , r V Co-raptain llasf-hall 25: Prnpr-rty Mgr. Svnlur j'Lf Il,f 'l r3 H tl UF- V VNU l l Play: Class Trvasurt-r Zi: Prom Coin. Zi: Tivkfft b ' nl-- Com, Senior Hall: Advertising: Com. S1-niax' Ishvr' S 'li l' Play. N1-xt Yi-:nr-ll11II1l'l H Ilall. Next Year-Vnlvursity of Ylrglnia Institut:-. l 4 .l,. . -:ll f Q lg is 1 1 ul i N: , , j l . ,L Y I TXVENTY-'Flllllili . fi.. W f -' .. ,af ff-, . , , -IL. x an 41, 4, .ffl-.L JQ.. ' . VJ: . -t ' +R- , f:,:7,T,,..::a 1 M - - .. '1 li. 3'ffQ'ff '41' f 4' . ,YW - . if. .- . - .V ab,g,.m:fb?1o:- A -1 .- X 'K A , . , kyx O-AT-KAN 1930 rxg 1 , fo . - .2 P . . f f ' ' i .33 2 i n i f Q I i El ' -Wife 751 CLARENCE Ii. ERNST Capt, Just a great big man from the South. Advertising Coni. Senior Play. Next Year- Iiniversity of Colorado. MARCIA FERGUSON Mart Gentlemen prefer them, and how. Ii. of lt. Glee Club Coin. 2, 33 Mgr. Girls' Basketball 33 P1-mn Conrrtlg Student Council II: Chairman Decoration Coin. Senior Ball 43 Red and Black Staff -lg Senior Frolic 45 Senior Play Estelle . Next Year-Sarah Lawrence College. MARJORIE FOUND Millie I worry not for what's the use To worry bores one like the dence. Ticket Conx. Senior Senior Ball -1. LOUIS FRANCISCO Louie Music hath charnis to soothe the savage breast. Band 2, 3, -I: Orchestra 2, 23. 4: Jazz Orchestra Senior Frolic 4: Sax Soloist, Senior Frolicz Music Conn., Senior Ball -lg Class Basketball 3, 45 Gym Exhibition -l. Play -lg Punch Coin. CATI-IERINE HELICN GENTNER Get She'll Iigure it out if it takes all night lt Inav he a sticker. but she'll get it right. Ticket Com. Senior Play -L. MARY M. GITARINO M It's nice to he natural when you're nat- urally nice. ELIZABETH HABGOOD Betty Colne on, kids, let's dance . Glee Club 1, lg Basketball 2, 4: Volley llall 112 Baseball Il: Decoration Coniniittee. Senior Hall: Decoration Com.. Junior Prom: Senior lfrolic: Mrs. Hardy , .Senior Play. ANN J. KELLY Skid Why did you laugh when 1 said. 'Man delights not lne. ' Glmf Club 2, ZZ. -1: llaski-tball 1, -Ig Vollcy Senior Frolic 4: Vshor Senior Play 43 Img-Ur. Hall 2, Il. -L: Basketball captain Il. Next Year ation Com. Operctta -lg Decoration Conn. Sen! -Iiulfalo General Hospital. ior Ball. 5 ' ' -2 ' 5 e' ' 4 5' Ziff 43 if 4! QL: 1 , .na QQ: 5241 53231 MQ' 5515 at ta p, . ,. f , 5723: f A' . I r. ' i , , ., , - , ....... .. . Wgf ' ,. 5fMOf5fk9Dp3 TNVEXT Y- FO Ull 1. M 1 . it H ' T XV IC X T Y - F I V Ii gyw O - rl T - K .-I N I 'I 3 0 .HQJ A y -1 ,, 4 l I 7 , 4 -. ,qw 45 Ei' 5 Q lg , v, X l 1 4 4 I l im. pusy- q,:...,..... . . . 3 XNUIIUTIIY lll4Il'l'S Mullin- linslzl-llmll 31. 4: llusn-Imll IS: 'l'r:n-lc 21: .Ml- ..uk,r Wm... N mug.. hm- qu, iq gon., vm-rllslng: Mgr. Ss-ninr l'luy 42 Aslvn-rllsim: A ' ' ' Umm. .lllniur l'rum Sl: .Xnlvl-l'tlr-ling: l'um. .XS shv gully walks lvnr llzllls along. N liirls' Gln- l'Iulv 1. 4: 1-ration l'-um.. Sn-uiur Hull 4. S1-niur Frlic 41 lim'- l-'lllill KVXI-ICU Bulky l-'mvtlulll 1. 311 l:1lS0llll1l 2. Il. 42 'l'l':l4'k Il, -l: Vines llnskvtlmll 21. 4: Lights Blnungvr Sn-uinr l'l:1y: I-'zu-ulty lluskvtlmll: llzlnul 11: Gln-v l'lnlv I. 2. Ii: Truim-r Fmvtluzxll 4. JOHN DAVID KVXHGO Jnl1ul1y Sn-ulnr llnll 43 S:-uiur Frnlic- 4, Nuxl Yl'1ll'4 Uurtlnlul Normal. W1-INlvl4II.I, Y, l.AI'l' Windy 'l'ln- graunlrll-1 s 1-lmis-4-1 1-vm-rytlllugz nu lln- rl-4l, llzlskvtlmll 2. 11, -4: Fl'l'NlllllIlll I 1mIlmll 1: l'r1-rx. .lnnlur Vlalss 15: llim: Pom, Zig Glow- Club 2, ZS, 4: 'l'l'l'2ISlll'l'I' Gln-v Vluh 12: Blnln- Ljnzxrta-l 2, 51, -I: Mlm-al Qllilftvl Sl. 4: linnnl 11, 4: Sm-niur l'l:ly. Mr, Slnlrhlnr-1 : I'. of ll, Ulm- Vluln Cum. 2, Cl: Svllllll' Fruliv -I. N1-xl Y1'lll'?l'lll- vm-1-sity uf IH-nu. lIvy. ynuse guys I-'wmthalll 31, 4: l-'rs-shumu Ifuutlwull 1. Clan:-xs HHLI-IX F. LATIIAN Fuzzy XV: yvalru tu lllfill' unc uf thy ss.-a:rets. Yullr-y lhlll 2. 4: llzxsl-11-thull 21, 43 Vslu-1' :xt I'. nl' ll, Glo.-1'll1lx Cum-1-rt Ili I'uxu-ln Cuxn. .luniur l'rum IZ: llllslm-ss Mgr. Swninr l'l:ly 4: l'u1u-I1 1'--ln. S:-uinr lhlll 4. N4-xl Y:-:lr4lCm'lu-sh-1' Do-111:11 Ilislu-llsxzlry. ISAINDHI-I I.I'IVl-1NS'I'IClN lZZy Hull 'I'lmn nrt :l sf-lmlnr, Iiumliu, :mul thnu pluye-SI :1 ple-using: :anno of hull. I l'1'!4lllIlilll l-'vmtlnlll 1. Fmnlln:lll Squzul 21. lg lizlsu-lmll Z. ZZ. 4: l'l lllIl ZlIll Mgr. Sc-niur l'l:ly: Vlzlss llnsxkn-tluzlll 11, -l: S1-vrvtzxry S1-uinr Vlnss Fl-IRS lf'llANl'I-ZS I,l'lll.l'M lf'vru And l':1ir slum- is, if that minu 1-ya-:A lm tru:-. llnskl-llnlll Il, 4: Junior l'l'0lll Umm.: Ur4-ln-s- lrn ZZ, 41 Vim--l'rus. fll'l'lIl'31lfl'll 4: First Vlaam- Lalrklu Sin-:lliing Punts-st Ii: lfirsl 111:11-v 1'uunty Vunlu-st I3 I':4ln-r l'. nl' lt. Mlm- Clnln l'nlu'n-l'l Sl: Stlnlu-ut Mgr.. Svniur l'l:1y ll V14-1--l'l'l-s. Sn-uim' Vlzlss 4. Ne-xt Ym-:11 nl'ul'lf l:1n1l Normal. MARY W, MAC K1-INZIIC Nav ln-pl-mlulsilily Illlll Mzlry Sl'l'lll sylnmynmusf' 'l'I'4'iISll!'I'l' S4-niur l'l:lss 4: -lllllllll' l'rum Num. Zi: l':-1l1,v-x' l'. nl' ll. Ulm- 4'lulu Vuxxvvrl Sl: S1-ninl Ihlll l'1-ln. 4: Uullialn Stzlfl' -I. lu In- -Glflc' Q.. ' f? '7ff-175 IQH F -f fifiiiiiiff' 'ff 0 ac6jC37c5XC-I an vjvfroa fkm -I 43 S1llllUll1Jl l2lIl 121150. z , 1 4 P' G. 3 5 4 -vs.-1-:rvr s H-an 'LLAJQS l 's I 6 II 2 E25i'L :EETH -335373FEiii5:iiiii2i::1'ZE?i.lm ll 1 lvl gifs O - A T - K A N I 9 3 0 fig 11' 1 11 1 11 ll Nh H' H 1 l 11 i owa ' J 2 ii 1 A 11 1 52,121 1 f5'4.Z 13-T521 ,. f I 23541 'Mu 1 sffl 2:1111 1 , :ar 'f N' .,,,,gffrgr232522:,T3432-151351132311535771717TT'37:iZ3'?7 5Ei7?fiZEEZ RUTH MAC INTYRE f'Mi11ge guskgtlffill ZK4: tllocgtliilll 2, 4:fgf111f1g'ffl gf X 1. . ' . , . .ase a P' . ssis an l anaver o use . -3 ,fflqlufgiirligffgles 'I roman to he modest Ticket Cninunittee, Senior llaflay 43 U. of R. , ' , 5' , , , Glee Club Cuininitteeg llanrl. 25 Glee Club 1, 23 Lsher Senioii Play lg Junior Proni LOILI. J: Candy Sale at airport: President Student Senior Ball 'oxn. 4. Couugil 4, JOSEPH ANTHONY MANGEFRIDA J Josey oe He carries within him a cheerful heart 1-I, ELLSXVORTH MORRIS Horsey which doth often provoke laughter. HH 11 thlt T. A -1, Glee Club 1, il: Football 15, 42 Captain Foote 0 t 'I lgel . 0 ball 4: Basketball 2, 32, 43 Baseball 2, 3, -lg F1'eSlll111111 FUOUJIIU 19 FUUUN11 J, 43 1331111 -J, Student Cguug-i1 43 Seuim- F1-01iQ 43 Aqver- lg Class Basketball 25: -Lg Pl'0gI'f3lll.C,0lll. Jun- tjsing Com. Senior play 4: Advertigilig Coin. 101' Prom ilg Decoration Coin. Senior Ball 45 Senior Ball -l. Next Year-Cortland Noruiul. Q1'Cl16SfI'1l COLD' Sfflllflf 151111 ji! Lilflilli SDEQK- V Y Y Y H, H ing Contest -l: Senior BXIUIIC 4: Circulation LEONARD MC IXER3-'15 lm Mgr. Oatkan -lg Track -1: Ring Com. 3g ?oniefin1es gie sits and thinks, but inure Ticket Com. 11. gf R, Qlee Club Advertising 0 ten ie jus si s. Mgr. Senior Play. Next Year-Stanford. X KATHERINE MARGARET MURRAY Kay SARAH ZETA PALADINO Salty Her xnerry heart maketh her cheerful --It is the quigt worker who succeeds. - t Q G1e9cgf:33eL1l3Ce-1. Vicevpres Girls Glee Club Head Usher Senior Play -Lg Senior Frolic 3. 453 Red andy Black Staff Sth grade :mtl 1, -lg but lem-Kew XML bmw College' ieniorl Ffolic ffl: ClassCB:iseliallY3: Class o eyia Pg ,iaperon 'o1n. 3 l oniination , , . , ,, ,, Com. -lg Ticket Com. Senior Play 4. Next ROIJEIKT VURCELL Lbob Y92lI'iUUff1110 State T921C119I'S College. I'll argue it out on this line if it takes 2 ll '. HDXVAHD M. NIEBCH '-name ., 1, Summa, ,, , , NWI I tk I .IV , . I , Lflee Club 43 basketball -l: Soloist Senior L :QE lvffped 1 Slwdt Ot thmiis IUHY Frollc -lg First place Larkin Speaking Con- ! 'lu' 0 3' I test lg First place County Contest -lg Debate Glee Club 2, 155 Senior Play Grandpa , All Team -l: Student Council -lg Chairman As- around poet. seuibly Com. 43 Senior Play Judge manly . we.. I gl Eilijii 2,211 --Ii 'fe .i 1 F TWENTY-six .V- nr. . lyir. 'HY ' 'fl 4 g-in 0-.-IT-KJN 1930 ri, A QiC9X li?7z'3X5fO K .4 l l ' ' 'fi 9. 5- l Q N5 1 i l l l l fi 3fC1ldYQ7o ,ig 0 f 1-1 ox Xtv!.C'J i , OLGA I. llI'IAMl-IR Xifty tll:n's tho girl with thu lu-:irly laugh Sho makes things gn with at zip :intl ll dash. Class lhiskt-tlmll Sl. 4: Vullvy lhill 2: Gln-v l'lnh -in Ass. llnsinn-ss Mgr.: Senior 1'lny -l: Real :Intl lllau-k Stull' 4: Svninr Frnllt- 4: Class linsoluill 2, 4. Next Year-Social St-rvif-0 XYUFR. mzxxis- t'1..xY'1'ox nn1:I.1-:I-1 -'1-mst He intleeul shows some sparks tlmt :irc like wit. SAM IKVSSU Sum Tu talks things :is they ht-, Tlmt's my 1nl1ilosnnl1y. Tmr-lc IS, 4: Larkin Sp:-aikinp: Conti-st Z! -l: bounty Unntost 23 4: Debate 4. Next Your- l'nive-rsity of Detroit. MAKIUN SCOTT Scottie A goml scuut through :intl llll'llllgll. llaiskvtlulll Il: Vslwr Senior I'l:ly -it Lllfkill Speaking: Uuntm-st ZZ. 43 County lfmitt-st Il, -1. ALLI-ISIC SXIAHI' . A gnml exuniple for :ill fre-slum-n. Ilnsltullnill 2, Il, -lg tilt-v t'lnh 1: Cliflflllllt' Coin. St-nlur I'l:iy. I.l'l'lHG'l'IA MARY IUYGIGRS Shu For sho is wlst-, il' I I'Zlll jtltlgzv lwr wt-ll.' l'sln-r Svninr l'l:ly 4: Vshur St-nlnr Froliv 4. Nt-xt Your-llrm-klmrt Normal. INICZ JANE 1t0NSlNl1iUl'HlI lin:-my I will ever do my hvst. Xt-xt Yt-:ir-.Iohn Ilnpl-tins. ,lili- l'sln-r S-.-niur l'l:iy -l: Chanirmain l'nn4'h Cum. Senior Hull. HENRY Sl'II,I,I'lli Hunk The t'0llSlilIll vry nf the I.. ll. S. luinkt-r. 'Uh sny t-un yon svn- any money ln sight? l1'rt-sliinnn Funtlmll 1. 'Fit-kets :intl Anlvt-rtislm: Mgr. l'. of lt, Glen Club Concert IL: t l:1ss Ilnsltotlmll Il, 4: Aflye-rtisiup: :intl Tickets Mgr. .lnnlur l'rnm Il: Tivkot Mgr. Junior Uperettai ZR: Tit-ke-t t'om. Senior ihill 4: Advertislm: :intl 'l'lf'kvts Blur. Stxnior Flwnlil' 43 Tit-kills :intl Aclvt-l'lisll11.: Blur. Athlr-lit' Assn. ll: Business Mgr. Athlvtit-H -I: 'l'I'l'llSlll t'l' Student l'uunc-ll 4: linsilnfss Mgr. Untkzin 4: IN-lmto 43 Rim: Cum. 25. Xt-xt Yt-:ir-I'nivursity of llnffnln. it it wtvfrmxtv my i I y - i ,. . -II ' I E i is - C' H l X1 l ' 3 TXVENTY-SEVEN .- 1 T t.f--t,,..,,,..q-qbbk .V . ,-'Zi' . 1 'Lyn O-AT-KAIV 1230 fi: l .M QQT if 1 MW -l ll. 5, , ' 1 lug, l l an ' I I . 122 l 1 eg 2552 N 12 l gl 1 A 116454 Q52 5,621 5 lf? . aw, 4 5539: 4 .T - M .. ARDIS ELIZABETH STARR Peg Her unsolved mystery, 'What is work and what have I to do with it? ' Glee Club 1. 4: Secretary Mixed Glee Club 3: Vice-Pres. Mixed Glee Club 4: Pres. Girls' Glee Club 4: Double Quartet II: Secretary Athletic Ass'n. 2: Basketball 2: Secretary Jun- ior Class 3: Cheerleader 3: Red and Black Staff 21: Oatkan Svtalf Il: Editor-in-Cliief Red and Black Staff 4: Student Council 4: Secre- tary Student Council 4: Capt. Class Volley- ball 4: Ring Com. 25: Senior Frolic 4: Decor- ation Coin. Junior Prom 35: Senior Ball 4: Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 4: Senior Play Aunt Milly. L. CARL STEVENS Dub He's so charming, strong and tall. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 3. 4: Glee Club 2: Student Council ZS: Standard Ring Coin. Chairman 3: Chairman Music Coin. Senior Ball 4: Chairman Magazine Sale 4: Chairman U. of R. Glee Club Concert ll: Senior Frolic Stage Com. 4: Senior Play XVayne Trenton 3-rd. Next Year-fXVbarton. DOROTHY STEVERSON Doe Her personality won her many friends. Glee Club 2, 4: Usher Senior Play 4. Next Year-Freedrnen's Hospital. BIILDRED STONE Pat Ain't love grand. Usher Senior Play. CHARLES 141. TRUSCOTT Cllurk Give a man a ship he can Hy liasketball Sl, 4: Track 4: llaseball IL: Class Football 4: Lights Coin. Senior I'Iay 4: Dec- oration Coni. Junior Prom Il. XVILSON XVALLACH NVilly A nian not of words, but of actions. Mgr. Lights Coin. Senior Play 4. Next Yearf Cornell. JULIA WELLMAN .T11:,Iy Funny, dear, what love can do. Glee Club 1, 4: Double Trio 3: Double Mixed Quartet 4: Vice-President Junior Class Ili Chairinan Assembly Il: Senior Frolic 4: I'sher Senior Play 4: Red and Black Staff 4: Treas- urer Oatkan Staff 4: valedicturian 19230. HELEN ADELLE WHITAKIGR I-lon Laugh and the world laughs will you . liasketball 2: Usher Senior Play 4. Next YCZII'--ISOCIIBSICI' Business Institute. '7 H .5 Q5 i l Ja 14 S lp Z2 ! 4 lgtf If lggf , . to to o l TXYENTY-E1GlI'l' rl . ' , - ' -if . ff I , ,Lawn ,a z ,,. gy'- 0-AT-K.AIN 1930 rx, ' 1 ' , f-'fwfiugiif' Mal W 'fm .gui F555 153513 , fs I I lg - lf' , 1 'zgy Y ff Y, ll I WI- lIYRTI.I': XVI-IITE 1Il'l'I VIRGINIA IYUUI7 HIIIIIIIIUI' I wnulrl iuln draw ph-tnrvs In thu- saunlf' f 'I- llllmf, XPC S0 11lllll'll1:r. ' ., -. ,, - -, - . , . S1-nlnr l'I:1y AIyl':u : 1'I1-1- Vinh 1, 4: Imull- .XlIXll'fIhIII, tum. Nunn l'l.l3. Qlmrlut 1. YI: Girls l,m'lmv Tri., 2:2 l.lmh,m:l:l .I ICANN I-I XVILCI IX lmka- Sash- 21, 4: 4'l1:xp4-roll Umm. 41 N.-nlnr I I'1lIIl' I. A friend in In-ml is :1 frlvml ixnh-ml. VNU' I'- ZIKINIIIIUIAN llllllN Il:xskeKh:xlI.2Z, 42 Calm, Ilalskn-llmll -I: l':lluI. UZIUIIH v y 'I'Ii I3 IV :'I I 'I' U Yullvylmll 21: 'Fin-kv: Qmxn. Svniur Phu' 4: HH, IHII Wm- lmvu- nur susplvl-ms. I'IIIIl'Il I'-un, Sf-niur Il:xII 4. Xu-xl Yo:u'-4'nl'l- SIFHJI' MMV- SI-ui-ur I'I:lyI Slzxpzc- Mgr. Swnlur lzxnel Nurlllzll. I l'1rlI4'1 I 1mIInlII 4. ELEANOR GRANEY Nell With jokes and mirth und merry smiles: Eleanor the busy day hegullesf' Onlknn Staff 4: Profzmm Com. SL-nlor Play 4. .51 5 CP' . f--nv q-.-.-Y-4-.4 ,, L Q M 'I' IV IG NT Y - N I N IG ff ff?fu,e:f1.- 'ying ' Q: iff 'Q-jg ,I . ' ,M , ' A. ,I iizff A fr' 5: Ifyu, If 1 4.41, nz., w-3.54 f . : 11 A V , A-,MNH , N A A M ,.s W, g , ,, ,V ,',n-.qg'o,5, -55 . ' Hg' H . v r UQ' -. jiri 1 K -f r J 1, .mi-' J ...,,f. -v,1..,,, ,gy K ..,'3ef.fVf .11 5 11- ,wx :' -42 - 4',::, ,i5E- 5225952 :EfEfE!iii:i-3225, IW IW M Im ,,.. IW gf 0.AT-KAN 1930 fi-J Hb W, W1 Ml M W Cf, W, W H H1 M.. 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A V W ' 5 - ' W may V t I A ,-Q ' , - L .5 N - - , , N 1 4 fd ' fr -fu W V 5. ,,, , , I ' - 1 f' - 1 gg 5 . 'Q Wh' v , ww NN KH SNAP SHOTS gg: f-.N , 1, N. X1 --L f1f1f:f 4221 ,s:::::LsE2:f?:::fi:--f Tm T H I RTY : f MQ'-if 'L.9'5 0-JIT-K.-IN 1930 r-wg, ' 'Kg ,ff-' , .. 21 . , . ' ,V'QFe1'aw -- 1 1 -I x X V 1-.--an sq. X f Q .f ' Q 1 I 7' N , ' V,l 4-X x-57-4 A Xi 1 F' 'V W 1, .n Vi W1 Af, A ' . ,ff I V, fy, 1, ' H IJ . V N M A 1' .N QV I 'i ,q ff' , .pfnwff 1 ' T94 fl mwxmww- , . X 'A ,iff -QA' R, ylelff Wm 1. K 'nf' X 7 -mi lfl- . v Dwi :wi 1 ,lm 5iCli'UilfUl 'f1tVH'lfllwW if A ' 1 Pu 1 A' l : 'JU Av' TLI1 RT Y-ONE 9 'H'-'eva-vu-1 -v . . X V 1 ,- .- ,g V A-Wi-V M vm Ml V A-'Y V V .- PH CVS 0-AT-KAN 1'930 rx, fwzior Cfass Hz'sz0fj1 HE Junior Class of -'30 is completing a very success- ful year under the guidance of John Broughton, presi- dent, Betty Ferguson, vice-president, Jennie May Beadle, secretary, Leonard Ingles, treasurer, and Miss Scott and lVIr. Dayton, class advisors. Our peppy cheer leaders are Betty Cochran and Betty Ferguson. Student Council has been fortunate in having our brilliant representatives, Betty Cochran and Earl Rubens. We have certainly lived up to our motto, 'factions speak louder than words, for we have engaged in many activities, all of them successful. Our Junior Assembly was a huge success, our junior Prom on the good ship L. H. S., one of the best dances ever. The Rochester Glee Club Concert, under our supervision, was the best attended one to date. The sale of candy at most of the school events has helped our hnances greatly. NOW the Juniors are all ready for their Senior year. Ofcourse, We are all sorry to see the Seniors of '30 leave, but every dog has his day and We're all set for ours. THIRTY-TXVO 'Ky 'V' A NAU 'ltluak-.Q . ' 4ff?3'l', ' ' wg ,HL N, , , ,P,. . ,WT VR.. , , - 1 . ., -v W-, . V N gyw O-AT-K.-IN 1930 ns, I CLASS THE .IUNIOR '1 I I 3 Q TIIIRTY-TH Ii E111 fi. ..,. N I ' 1' .. X ,,,-'fxfr :?E'If - 1' --rid: qyw OAT-KAN 1930 rip f P . , . . 1 -,-yy, I 7 w 'i , , , f .5 'f- gif-,, - 'Y I , , s I Vg M14 , I' 23' 4 1 .4 . I ., rv ,, ,, 1 ' ' V I ,fn . 21164 3. +2 f, ' V. w S 23,-fgl. 55-'Z ,Z 7 ' 'is 'W ff, 1 3 3 by 1.1323 ff my JW' , 1, f 9: A a , f f Q . .:. 4.92 M 5 1 5 . -, Y f fd 1- , ' ,X -WJ -ff 6 , f v , f 1 f' fo , f f 1 ,Hn f iff, ' - xg . 5 f KW fr -I 441: . X ,, , 4 If A- ' 151 61421 I. sr , 4 ' 4 V w, gi .. 1 , 77 ff 9. f?f3f'5.ffilff W I ' he ' A'?f'31f.f5,-. l 1 ' l . A 'xffifi 'z'1'f5'3 1 f . .1 544- Y V, f. W - Q Ajxhg . if - 'rg f S , 1? I f A GI' 'af' Z A M v X I L N z SNAP SHOTS TIHRTY-FOUR I fy' ri 3.- I Ir .,..- L .....-L, I I I I I I I I . 2 I I I I kyw O-AT-KIIN 1930 r'QJ I 9 :Xxx +R I Iv - .kx ggfix ' fx.,-K If f vb V I-I 16' Kiwi IIIIII f wwf ff!-rg ,j 4,,,,.fa5Q1iQ? . I N X sm f 1 1 jj . . ff T,XsNoQs:-I QC X J-I-J I I' MNA 'I , V, 1147! :EL As.T Za, .Z .Q l,fKf7 Ial1f,s 1:42 SUP IIIUMUIRIES THIRTY I IX I' .-.n.,fp, , eyw 0-AT-KAN 1930 PQ.: Sophomore Class Ilfisfofjf EARLY in September the Sophomore Class started on a very successful year with Janet Bryant, president, Norman Callan, vice-president, and Frederick Lyttle, secretary. Assembly? Of course! Our Sophomore Assembly Was the talk and envy of all the school. Student Council? We Were Well represented there by Geraldine Kane, Robert Spry and William Watts. Red and Black? Gut edi- tions ranked With those of the Juniors and Seniors, due to the supervision of M1's. Balmer, our advisor, Janet Bryant, editor, and Harold Barber, assistant editor. The Sophomore girls' volleyball team Won the league, and the basketball team Was near the top. The one and only business venture was the sale of letters and megaphones at the Le Roy-Batavia football game. This was a great success. This record is only a start. Watch the Class of ,32 make its name famous in the annals of LeRoy High School. THTRTY-SIX gyw 0 - .-I T - K .-I N I 9 S 0 rXwaJ vg- .129 THE S TPHONIORE CLASS v T1IIIl'L'Y-SICVICN ' - ' -11,-:yy N' 7' k . Q aa. . ,,. ' r ,- uf 1 ,. IK K gy , . -G' ' A -,ff f 1 4 T: ' v ,,. myw 0-A T-KAN 1930 ri, 'Q A gig lf?-vm: , , vm . ,1 wal, ,ff . - .- V1 - , V, ', - I ' 4? ie, A E., -- - 1 ,mf g M 1 W, ,A -, 1-W, , 41- -,M , , ,,, , .,,, ,. ,, V f- Q1 eff? xv Y fffj-- 5221513 V, V91 2 f' , 2-f-M-,yuf ,:5fig::2:i7E,3- , fit - V .f f ?5i4'i' --1 ! .W ' v 5, T V21 1-2' '?f I Q M s g, M -Q - ' fm .4 .ff 'ff' y xv- ' A 3 Y f Fr., '3 2 g -3 ,,:e-33:0 H , : N .w,- - ,423 w -- . ' fi K 5?-65' 'J-f - '- . J, V ..v,,,. -H-. ,,,,,,,-W,,.2 fx f M . , 1 . : 4 'I -. -H, :15:l,W.,:. ,421 VA 1 K vf'v-'f 'f:1ii'f::.-5 ff , ..,. if , J I ' Af 4 J .1 ,, ,, Mir? , ,M 4 - 1. 1 . Sa' 2' v. , I up ? ' ' nu 2 4 X 44 V v 4 I. GJ 7 f wr ,, f V gy? 1 5 1,1 V, izva ' 'J X13 ' 2 '- Q ui 'f ' f ff rw I fz fw ,fri 1 fp 44 -ffl,-6 .j-,,4.'i I, if ,-+ 4!2:' .AU 34' Q ,X 411' v-my . fff ,, - 4. I ' ' , . . 1 ' ,'.', j-f -' ' V. 1 ,,. - , -f , ..-. ' -1 fy' 'mpg bf, ,,,9' ,' ,AQ Q' 1' '55 G? A ' K 223221 -,Hy ' 3325? E 5.66 1 ,Q . f X. 4 if 1 A .bv .1 Q .1 -.1 . A I . N I W1 1 ' fffyz, ' SNAP SHOTS L? f 4, A' ,Iii llP,,if:. fx J' ',f5l ,QR - 'ink 1 4. 1 fr a , THIRTY-EIGHT .wa va . -.:,531.,' Y , X. slim, .1 gyw 0-.-IT-R.-IN 19 3 0 fig v FX .Y - A fy. ,Nl '- 1 U ll Il wif, My W.: . I Jfrwwv-3, - 337511 - 55 ' s V -Q4 w' 5' 45 ,a l X fii tw .99 f ' ifiif f g g? ff!! H1 ll wx Q 0035 f x , 'gf K fig? l W f i ' iff. R W f 0 ' 6,0212 if '04 HH g vw A lg v U 'Wi 4.3 Q cg F' ' X 4 k C 5 ' ', X .1 - . X x g ' 7 ,XXX X A X 5X K umm 'T QQ THIRTY-N1 NIC gyw O-AT-KAN 1930 rg, Frerfzmafz Cfczys HZ'5Z07,jl THE Freshmen started the fall term with Lois Luttrell as president and Kenneth Reid as vice-president. VVe again organized in January with Margaret Ward as presi- dent, Harold Cochran, Vice-president, and Jane Beck- with, secretary and treasurer. We have established for ourselves a reputation for be- ing good salesmen, having received 315 for selling the most Chautauqua pictures, 55 for selling the first hundred Chautauqua tickets, and 55 for selling the most A. A. tickets, Directed by Miss O'Donnell and Mr. Kelly, the class gave a HalloWe'en play in Assembly. Prominent Sopho- mores have represented the class on school teams, on the Student Council, and in Glee Clubs. This record is just a start. Watch our dust in the next three years. FORTY i, f. ' 551' 4' . 4 n , gm ' 17' 1' , gyw 0-.-IT-K.-IN 1930 ry, I i TI-IE FRESHNIAN CLASS FORTYIJXE , .5 1, A ' W M' 4- -Lg,xgxi,.- .- 1 qn,.sf-wg , i 4 A -,pb , '? 1xQ! 'Y ., -, .W .. ,Q,,.,.g. Q . Ap 432 .A ,' , 4 Af 4 if -f , I 2 . f 1 ziiriu- ' 1 'en g-yn O-AT-KAN 1930 ffl: O-at-kan Qyfaf Editor-iz:-Chiffj DONALD BRYANT Affariafe Editorf Elizabeth Cochran Bzzfizlfff Henry Spiller William Clauss Eleanor Graney A Mary MacKenzie Robert Purcell Cirfzllatiofz Ellsworth Morris Aff Sfdf Rlllh Carmichael Julia Wgllmap lxflyffle White John Broughton Ellsworth Mooney Dorothy Brust Ellsworth Morris Miriam Davis A Hf,Q5er Betty Chapman Richard Thomas Adzfiror Miss Scott Charles Adams FORTY-TXVO f7a' W , WU, I. .al i.-Q ,-51 L l - . 1105. gyw O-A J UNHQIR3 AN 1930 ri, HUGH 1 5 V. :-' .:f15ff'fx'i5 l --'z' .,' du. 'Qggggf ,gf Q4 ', N, F., vm SZ. -5' J ' K 3 X ,A-I I 'lpn . '11 X I V H I ffsy' , .QI If MIA' 'V 1154 f k NN l k lk I -y, -AL eddy' X - ,L a rgl ' , E J, ' . W A ' , - '5 xx, . A may sy n 5 . .N AMN ,I '41 fl N' ' , , - www 'NI 3 . K I X L r hr I ' 1 'lu f u ' 1 - WW jf Mn I ' gif. Q J lf' , N V+' v 5 A A 1 ' ,.q. '4' 4 I - V w l JU t 1 N V ki 21 f ', ' ' fMl'l' ' 1- ' ' N k ,.y'V' ' I . , ., M1131 v N N l muh 'f ' I 1 I ' w NH: w ,IJ H N.W'! 1 1I1'I.JIM'A' ' f E' -n v A C.AdLns 'd ig-zxrxa L 5 , ,, 1. f. 1 - .V Z, 41, , 1 If 'vf - 'N N 1 2 ' X ' 14'0R'I.'Y-TI-IICEE ',fb :I' 'Tay' ' ' A x M 1 V 1 9, x . m 1 H . 4 . j f 4 ,, , f- Q Wim-ggi: J Mggg , -11255.-ef' , n WH gym 0eA-T-KAN 1930 fs., gf W W M D ft' od CD 'E T. Q L M M m H 1 FORTY-FOUR W x 1 . gyw 0-JT-KJN 1930 fig SEVENTH GRADE 14' FORTY-FIVE fv' x g,f.g',,,,V I-, H . f. .:, w . ' 2. -,'- lice 1-'s. .5 ' , .wp 4- oH:,.f:-.f,zl A , f , . s P ' , 5,5-' f 'I+ l P 3, W 4 -1, .,.,-- f, u -91 , - ff, .-4 ., 1 15 Q3 'ur' LV-m O-AT-KAN 1930 rx., Home Room 0rga7zz'zatz'01z.v ROOM I---MRS. WALKLEY President . . Hugh Hartgrove Vice-President . Franklin Bundy Secretary and Treasurer Karl Pfeiffer Student Council . Florence Corcimiglia ROOM II---MISS BARSTOW President . . James Sellers Vice-President . Elsa Lapp Secretary and Treasurer . Dean Lapp Student Council . William Woodsvard ROOM III---MISS FORSTER President . . Robert Whiting Vice-President Charles O'Geen Secretary Evangeline Calalfami Student Council . . Louise Barber ROOM IV---MISS MICHAELS President . . Leland Roblee Vice President Jack Heimlich Secretary Kathleen Baker Treasurer Anna Pangrazio Student Council . . Donald Harvie ROOM V---MR. HART President . . Robert Spence Vice-President Eleanor Stowell Secretary Paul Chaltont Student Council . . Tony Martina ROOM VI---MISS CARNEY ' President . . Jennie Barone Vice-President . Michael Senclernelli Secretary and Treasurer Charles Paladino Student Council . Sam Guarino FORTY-SIX TX P , P , P i f ffj, A I ' -W gf . , , 5 :2 ,R I PU' g-25 O-AT-KAN 1930 FQJ i, ,QL VQ-il Zi 5 ,111 3 ku ,'- . Y. sa gm .2?7'YdxfQF.5 71? X N .- X - --'v'2'F . Q' T'4i::. 1' 1 . , hx X aff' 9f3'ff3i?3' V2 f 127 ri' 1453- R , , V-ZTQQQQA-N -ifzi . - 15 g:f4+F1f.- 4 ...- X ffcfvyi-1. QQ . 1 .. YQ - M , fZ. '7P'-fg1E-fcjff' Qib WPI X 1 -fE1Li5 ' 4 fs ff K f, 9-e,1Eegy7'fy. N f . f 10: :www ,.n.,l!5.2 M i X9 Frf A P 'X' 'vb f'?-T5 ? d f'1'E 'Wgi . x -f -, , if 2 . i x 1. A L , u- 5737 1 -Q E.- H f -I ' ??5f1-'-aim ' 1,1152 ' Q, -'f Wi fs 'M- A W:-1 A ' 5? 45'-'Y - I 3' A Fw ' Pugh a ff -x 556 TAM!! -0. , ,.-. v ,yy , ,, , A .uh Afdu WW. ,pw in ' ' X Y : '7 -g1 5fZ,v,Wf - 'ie Wifi? , -as .ffzz af ' A . . , . . ,,,,, .4 . 1, , 0 9 V V 1 lA i f? ff ' :X lm V ! ' rw x oxiflfaa FORT Y- SEVEN W ,.,,,,,, L, ,V ,JI QA, Tff 1' f?5- 5 Y !! EA R Y NL ,A .,,. if .A l . -I 1 , 'V 4,354 0, A.. .-1 - . .-1:3-it T111 11 Lyw 0-AT-KAN 1930 rg, Qjitzfdenz' Cozmflf 1 1 if 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 O FFICERS LEONARD MCKERNAN . . Pr:-:itient ' ADELAIDE THOMPSON . Vire-Prrxidsnf 1 ARDIS STARR . . I . Sefrztazly MRS. BALMER . . Tvaturer COIIJZWITTEES PUBLICITY ASSEMBLY BOYS' ATHLETICS Henry Spillcr Betty Cochran Henry Spiller X Harold Cochran Robcit Purcell NVilliam Watts Ruben Spry Earl Rubens Joseph llflangefreda Geraldine Kane Leonard McKernan Irvin Miller Advisors- Advisors- Antonio Barone Miss Pearlman, Mr. Kelly Mr. Seyfert, Miss Michaels Advisor-Mr. Dayton POINTS I Adclaidu Thompson MUSIC GIRLS' ATHLETICS Willis johnson Ardis Starr Margaret Conlon William Woodward Robert Bradley Helen Carmichael Advisors - Elizabeth Finn Florence Corcimiglia l l Mrs. Balmer, Miss Connor Advisor- Miss Bartholomew Advisor- Miss Hartigan 1 l l 1 VVORK ACCOMPLISHIZD ll A Point System Assemblies Dances After Basketball Games Programs for Football Games Program Batavia-Le Roy Basketball Game Scheduling of All L. H. S. Events Q, 11 ll I 1 I 1 fi -:'?LT?57l'?3 Ill FOICTY-ICIlIII'lT X. . ., TM.: V, ,'.f. ' AN if if-+5884 'll A ,',m:,Aw':gm,T' ,f .- , 1 ik :Fx 5,1 i uf'- 0-.- IT-K.-IN 1930 r-NJ LIIl',LlTl Spealfbzg Cozzteff 4-,,,. Standing, left to right: Nliss Connor, Morris, Russo, Mt'Cully, Purcell, Bryant, ISE znd 3rd ist znd Baldwin, Miss M ichacls Seated: Starr, Shores, Ludlum, Smlzel, Cochran LOCAL CONTEST IVINNERS Gfffj lvinifrcd Shores Nlarion Scott Elizabeth Cochran BAY 'f1l 1fl- Girl: Fern Ludlum Winilrcd Shores LE ROT CONTEST Bo-rf lst Rulwcrt Purcell znd Ellswurth Baldwin 3rd Sam Russo IVINJVERS Boy' Tied lbr ISI R ulwcrt Purcell , l4'0li'l'Y-NINE kyw o..4T-KAN 1930 N, Deluzizkzg Team Standing, left to right: Spiller, Miss Scott, Russo Seated: Bryant, Purcell, Baldwin Debating, the newest of our extra-curricular activities, experienced a highly successful first year. The team, which was coached by Miss Scott, was entered in the Union College lnterscholastic Debating League. In a closely contested debate with Greigsville, Le Roy Won its first victory which gives us the district cup. A conflict in dates prevented the team Hom meeting Faulkener, its second opponent according to the League schedule. The team debated on the question of install- ment buying. A Although somewhat an experiment this first year, Cle- bating should be one of the most popular activities next year. ' FIFTY , ' I ,Vw , 1. w,.,A QQ M FXNJ Lyn 0 - .-1 T - K .1-I N I 9 3 0 I l il '. .fQ7Sfd9.i' ,. - - .. 'I - i'gQ'?-E. J 5- :IQ ' , wx: LQ '15 C+ qw! 5 nh' M, .M .ia aw 1 5 M X3 El J' , l - 'H' '.. l .I .4 Q ,' ' 2 m it , uf ' .4 l ' , fi fr Q an LJ was 'il' ' M. H- if A I -w f A M 5 1' X u lx,-N' 'wwiaypa .liiwklilijl ii l'Ilil.5- .nv A V 1: 1 V - y i --1 rf- P RED AND BLACK STAFF Editor-i1l'CllirfQ Ardis Starr S11prr'f'i.fo1', Miss Connor EDITORS jzlllior'-Sfl1io1'Sl1Lf7T, Donald Bryant Sopbomorr Srff 'Inner Bryant Ffzlfjllllfll SUM Edith Hewitt ADVISORS Miss Scott Mrs. Balmer Miss Michaels AIR VIEW OF LE ROY ,Am FIF'l'Y-UNH 7 I,?'f:?'l' V Hy, .J gyw O-AT-KAN 1930 fwg Scout! GIRL SCOUTS BOY scoUTs F1 l1 1' Y - 'DNV 0 f w - f -n xyw O-.-17-lx.-IN 11.90 PNN, 15- ' ' - b ff'-ff' Y ' ' Wwirzi Hu 5:-asumi 'qigqlalgg p g. 1' 5,':r5gkr5'W4' 'h ' 1 L I 111 ggigili- ggi . - 15.5. E kiwi? ag Q.,-r, . I Q, mis- N fy' 4 P OFFICIAL. f ' F I N ATHLETIC H SCORE Boon K: ism-fx.- S , --1 ts -515352-5:52 at :gs 1:-l:?1.1a: Ez. - ! Sr ' smirk 1 I . 4:55 2 1 N V-- xii X X -.-A !' A' I f-xm ' ,L 4271475521 1 - ff ' 4 - ,ff ff '?5ivf l in ' V5 Fmflag . I ?' 77 Qni-5 .',' ., vdlggihtl nu--- V, -.A'. f ' Qifiiiv-Qfifjgfgv Qing ' ' 'Hussey'-3 f 4 av, nf., iv .fw, ,. 1 34 '+- 4' - --' 'X' vb' 'V N 57 V-,i FIFTY-'l'IIllIGff1 ?71f1F:f2ff?4f' If i iff... 7 A f .-.- A+- 'L-foals, 9511 gy'-. O-AT-KAN 1930 r-Q, Football THE Red and Black grid stars displayed old-time Roman valor on the football field this season. Under the capable supervision of Coach 'fEtsie Reifsteck, the L. H. S. players worked with pep and energy throughout the hard schedule prepared for them. Le Roy encountered teams which greatly outclassed them, but steady fighting and the L. H. S. spirit carried them through to a very successful conclusion. The seventeen men who received L's for their work on the football squad are Captain Joe Mangefreda, 'KBud Niccloy, Lornie Powers, Twit Derrick, Johnny Kunego, Horsey,' Nlorris, Phil,' Mange- freda, Ted Price, Edu Nixon, Hub Stevens, C'Theos Howard, Early Rubens, Java Whiting, Buns Zimmerman, Pat Mc- Kernan, aloe' Schlonski and Manager Cuddy lVlcCully. The schedule was as follows: Date Team Pfam Lf Roy Opponent Sept. 28 Dansville Le Roy I3 0 Oct. I2 Medina Le Roy 7 7 Oct. 1 Warsaxv VVarsaw I3 7 Oct. 26 Akron Le Roy 63 o Nov. Caledonia Le Roy o 6 Nov. Kenmore Kenmore o 27 Nov. I6 East Aurora East Aurora o o Nov. Z3 Batavia Le Roy o I2 96 59 Fl FT Y- FO If R I W-kwa ' , p ., .L J.. . af 5- Half Tar A 9 ' .,. ,gi .v FM, 'ff - 2.7--P 'JE' ' 1-Vi'-L-g.',f ' 9-iff if if .f ' vs ' -P 9 FTA, ' ' 'M Q: A L75 0 - .-l 7' - lx .-I N I 9 .3 0 fxli 1 SQUAD FOOTBALL 'HE 'I cf -1 K. .c U Q W, E E Q ': .. U 4 5 E 4 : u 5 5 -I yr . 4 E- 2 E fi D. E 5 2 .. Q Q J, E 1 3 CD E ': .1 Z7 O in -5 ci sf -5 3 'fs an s K. -:S u L. 'S au L: -1 A 4. i. E Q :Z E Ll- x- J 0 :15243 1 -A A A ' ' 1 1 -' V- . .. 301' . .gf.- ff ' f' - ,L ' wi. I 1 ff J my 'N ' V, cf- V t , 'f A ,Q 1 : g':H'.,. gyw O-AT-KAN 1930 rx., BASIC E TYLYLL Standing, left to right: Mr. Reikteck, Bald, Nixon, Truscott, Purcell, Roblee, Baldwin, Watts, Bryant Seated: Derrick, Rogerson, lVlcCully, Mangefrcda, Lapp, Niccloy, McKernan Vflffllijl J ASKETBALL, throughout the season of 1929-1930, proved one of the most successful sports of the year. Al- though playing one of the hardest schedules in recent years, the Red and Black came through with flying colors. A surprise victory over Batavia and the fact that Le Roy took second place in the Genesee-Wyoming County League will keep the memory of this year's team riesh in the minds of Le Royans for years to come. Those who received letters for their work were Lapp, Rog- erson, Niccloy, lVlcCully, Nlangefreda, lVlcKernan, Truscott, Derrick, Bald, Roblee, Purcell and Managei' Bryant. Rogerson was high scorer for the season with Lapp and lVlcCully coming second and third. Referfver 9 ' The Le Roy High School Reserves, in addition to furnish- ing the varsity with stiff opposition in every practice session, FIFTYVSIX R l B D ll 0 A-'Q kyx O-.LIT-KAIV 1930 tx, set Il mark for future teams to shoot at with its record of nine Q victories and three defeats. The schedules were as follows: Iflllifllfil' Dim' Tmlll Plfmr Oppomvll Lf Roy Dec. I3 Holley Lc Roy 2l 'lar . to Perry Perry 28 Elan. I7 Holley Holley 28 jan. Z4 Warsaw Le Roy zo -lan. 25 Geneseo State Normal Gcneseo 3 1 jan. 3 I Attica Le Roy 9 Feb. 7 Perry Le Roy I6 Feb. 14 Warsaw Warsaw 1 1 Feb, IS U. of R. Frosh Le Roy 26 Feb. Zl Attica Attica 2 I Feb. 28 U. of R. Frosh Rochester 31 March 7 Geneseo State Normal Le Roy 25 March 14. Batavia Batavia 2 8 March 21 Batavia Le Roy 9 March 2 2 Owego Owego 2 I March 28 Brust Clothes Le Roy 21 Referwf Team Plus Oppollfrlt Le Roy Batavia Frosh Batavia 1 2 2+ Holley Le Roy 7 I4 Perry Reserves Perry I7 14 Holley Reserves Holley zo 16 Warsaw C. M. B. Le Roy to 22 Attica Reserves Le Roy I7 +3 Perry Reserves Le Roy 15 20 Warsaw C. M. B. VVarsa1v 9 I8 South Byron Le Roy IQ IS Attica Attica ZI 26 Faculty Le Roy 18 IO Batavia Frosh Batavia 22 25 Batavia Frosh Le Roy 4, 18 FI FTY-SEVEN J!-N 1 9 4 ' 4,4 1 ,.. ,443,gg , ,fail .f l .,,.owfr T . A 1k,4,,, ,Van rv ' . 1 Rf ' ar , 'lf Q-yu O-AT-KAN 1930 rx-9 5415666111 Top Row: Majors, Broughton, Kunego, Schlonski, Felt, Derrick. Second Row: Coach Reifsteck, Watts, Nfangefreda, Moran, Steinmetz, Powers, Nlooney, Boldt. Seated: Levenstein, Barber, Cochran, NIcCully, Clark. THE Red and Black baseball team of 1930 will go down into school history as onelof the best that has ever represented Le Roy high on the diamond. Of' the nine games played up to the time of closing the forms for The O-at-kan, eight have been Won, three of them being shut-outs over Worthy opponents. The team is assured of the Genesee- Wyomilig school Championship. , Scores to date are: Le Roy 4. Chesboro Seminary Le Roy . 5 Perry . . Le Roy 15 Warsaw . Le Roy . 2 Batavia Le Roy I 3 Attica Le Roy . I3 Arcade Le Roy 25 Arcade Le Roy . 15 Caledonia Le Roy I6 Attica IOS FIFTY-E1Ll1'IT -. :L ,xg 1, - . ,xt r ,I -t-,WL - .j' Ly-t O-AT-K.-lN 1930 fm, Gym P71171 Standing, lelt to right: Mr. Rcifsteck, DclVecchi0, Peterson, Bald, Lytle, Hurt- grove, Derrick, Butts, Nixon. Sctted: Reid, Felt, Nixon, Mooney, Cochran, Scrusn. Y I Tnwk Squad Top Row, left to right: Kunegn, VnnDyke, Bald, Stevens, Morris, Howard, Daniels, lN'Inngefrcd.x, Drayo, Talone, Letizea, Clauss, 0 Second Row: Mr. Dayton, Miller, Whiting, Forti, Russrr, McHnrdy, l-lurtgrove, Mcl'liersnn, Rubens, Dickinson, Zalacca, Bundy. Seated: Scinta, Shepard, Beswick, Cravntn, Pancpcntn, Ridley, Brown, Luttrell, Smith. Fl l-'TY - N l NIC Aug 1 3- - af f 1. 1'mf1iiL,,g 4.v-.': .- . 'G' -H ma y .eJg,Qt.. M.. .,:'..A',,'--efiy f' i ' -' iUyii'xgil1:S. . ,Q ., . ' xii : X , Y Q I I 2 '1 ' l ' B x 1 . , 1, . 519. agxgu' ws:.f,f,L-i:Tf- kyw O-AT-KAN 1930 ri, Senior' Girls, Basketball Team Standing: Bradley, Lathan, Habgood, Carmichael. Seated: Ludlum, Guarino, Wilcox, Reamer, Chapman. Senior Egfr' Bezseezbazll Team Standing: Bradley, Kunego, Seated: Dickson, Spiller, Cochran, Morris, Kunego. In lnterclass Basketball the Senior Class covered itself with glory, by having both its boys' and girls, teams come through the season victorious. SIXTY , V. ' 'Ava-1 M l . ' x - , -3 'i' X '- , , .-t .vi t ' shui fp wa 0-.Al 1'-A' .-IN 1030 f-Q, r1l1l 'wu, mf 'wHW QI. A 11 -, E- . num IU 565' 0- fnfll -iii:-2, gtg 7 ,M m f ,w ' - ' 535 K ' 'x'x' wmv U' Q. is 1, ....... . b A Um sw 'A frlmtlisflg e I X. - W V -'-4T 4 'U YllllbiVKYIlIIVIV'lIlll'lIl1:YlIll'IlzY!gl1'I , htuuwlziumwailIlvlwiiifliifrhunii1ruinluiulflnhiilfimifwi 'Q Q 1 W I 2 ' ' l 1 1 I , 5 , - ' .L n f ' 1 ix H ws 1 H WA RUTH EARHIEHAEL 330 SlX'l'Y-UNH .gn 3, -V I- 17 '- +: 4,-L: , ' ' - if if in ,--,'f'f- , I 'LVW 0-AT-KAN 1930 fig Mz4rz'c Department f1CLLZ.7JZ.lZ.6.Y Ofrlaerlrzz Band Regular Assemblies Special Assemblies ' Senior Play junior High Operetta Spring Concert Speaking Contest Commencement Glee Club Speaking Contest Spring Concert Commencemet Trio Spring Coneert Pep Assemblies Caledonia and Batavia football games Troopers' Field Day Opening of New Stadium First Anniversary of Airport Quintet Eastern Star Program Assembly Spring Concert Commencement Quarze! ' Commencement SIXTY-'PXVO L :Ebb ia .1 - wi -if in i W4 ' -- ' Y R s ' -iff , 5 .V 1 kyw 0-.-IT-K.-IN 1930 rx:-J 1710 0I'6'l,IL'ff7'lI Firrf 1701111 Harold Barber Fern Ludlum Sammi' Violin Franklin Bundy Norman Callan Esther Ganiard Jennie Bater Fir!! Cfarizlvt Louis Francisco Willis johnson SL'1'07ld Clariflfl Doris Dugan Charles O' Geen Srlfzlfiflwlt' Floyd Dickinson Harold Dickinson Firfl Tl'I1lllpfl' Thcos Howard Srrolnl Tflllllfff Laurnbelle Howartl Robert Butts lllrflopham' Vivian Chapman Drfnm Ellsworth Baldwin 7?'0l!lA0lH' Robert Bradley jane Bryant 5'5 ?l5 K I' '- 4lff .7l -'ffi-el f. if, 3'l1u4'i'75'1-.wf,a, ' W l W tr ' ' fa 3 an ' . .Jr -Q. 'l'Y-Tl I .K E' , Pr -ef A X I ' y ' A 'm I M ,K r H x vb, v. Q f+4I?f'f ,Q ff ' ',,,,L, .4 rf-.,,., 4 , in O -A T -K A N 1 9 3 0 K-ij r 'S o I-4 C1 cn -of E 35 ui 55 2 U o .452 gf, TJ 5 '33-S313 O fue 'Fi jo W :dwg J: H P ,P36 55:56 Q P'5o ' jffgdgo 'cm ,o 'Yfg if DSE! 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Show Folks Cort of the Senior Play lVIother Knows Best .fifdofoido fZWompfo11 Someone to Love Elfofzor Gfolzfy She Knew lVIen Belly Hobgood A Single IVIan Wolzdfll Lopp A lVlan's Man Coofh The Singing Fool Ellrworfh Baldwin The Cameraman Boo Pune!! Speedy', Baldy Untamed Gregg Rogorfoll Putting on the Ritzyi' Pofo Bron Street of Illusion Moi!! Sfrfof on Sorffrdoy zliglzf 'FExiled7' JQIIHPJ IVIHIVEQIII What a Nite Sorzior Bo!! I 1 1 Campus Kisses Skiddiflg The Final Reckoningn Rogollff Port of Dreams Grodoofiozl Big Time Clair Nite UP TO DATE LITERACHURE LOGIC S0 Big . . flhomm Stowe!! The more you study, the more you learns the more Call ofthe Wild . - Cbeering you learn, the more you forgets the less you forget, 'Seats 'lf UV- lwlghiyll - - FHCWU' the more you know. Therefore, why study? Daddy Long Legs . . Bob Purrrll An Amerscan tn the lylal-Ling Enrh ofa: Steep Trails . Fou1 year.t qfhigh Jrhaol TOO TRUE tttle Women Syueak Carmifhacl, Berg- Cochran - A . - . I 1 , E I fbletly, one by one ID the mhmte class books of S5531 the Vauel' ' E'Wf,?'!'0LiY WCM' frve 'Zvfekf fffff teachers are noted thelneat little zeros the forget-me- e Amvlng Interlude . Sommer -vacation nets of the Seniors ' r'R4.htcca of Sunnybrook Farmn Hlllcn Whitaktfr ' SIXTY-EIC! IIT , 2-at ,. 1 'x -no kyw O-.nl T-lx' .AI N 193 ll fi: 5' 1 ,N 1 Q1 : :'3 :::E . , ,wh I 1 1 'mf Wg' Y : 3 :Z '. 'f,. 'MH I 'M' : :fx --A.,., , 111' AAAA- -1 ::::Z:- H51 4 QZVEAA illwatw' ' F il on STREET SCIQIQQL SIX!! NINI fu rf 'A' 3 ..,,f,, 1, . ' J. 'n .1 -Q .wa ,. , . , V H., J., - 2 'F 1 ?' A9 'H -, MW.-1 fjfp, 5.0. f , ,V f . 3 gil sea. U f A .I B mg, , -I Q I ., ' 'g,, ?':,Qw 133 AT-KAN 1930 rw., 2-ll -1111! , -xx , . N I-2 is A-S Q ' 5 ,fd-ii' Q1Wd1..L-f' Q . fgihng ' -Q QI' 5 ' x 3.1, ' It . 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' - 1'...?5f fi33'4'f?Q1?' .V .5 .4 3, . -. ,777 .gui Q. '?e,.c .yy , , ' X?-,HI Q '- X ,El . 4 I ,Qtr-U 5::,,y . A af x x 3 l Y M2 X .1 , 1 1 ,, A . L I X W '-5? L1 . w ' -...- .. 2, ji . , M wa, yn 5 1 , y 1 S ,AW W W ., .. 'WN 1 . '?f3?' D4 . .7 1. 1. a5' .'if 1 5 '1:,1 ,?L., uf . '52, l V1 - 'E k- ' ...ws A wi '23, V, 'V' ,, pl- ,s . D frlgvw' ' E 3 1' . . ' ia' 1, . , .. , , . I . . .r I - . . .rl . 52' Jw I . 1.1, ' N. ff Y' fi .ZH L 'ri-A 'If' Vai., , . , I .. . ,-. , .P ' -' 1-,Q .I , 1 'T '.. W ', lx , ., 2 A I 4 fi 2' 'Ni A 4 f. , n 1 X . ' 1 ' 1 611 v .fig ' fn V 'ni ff X . Y ' 'rx 1 5 A y' '4 X 1 x W L 1' 1 I af' 1 an 'A' SN A ' i A A Y y ' is r M u ' X ,Wu E W W dk.: fb .- xl , . ., 2 wwf ,H E I .- - Q5 ll---i -lil ES RAD G SECOND AND T RS F1 x m w x 3 'v u I SEVENTY-TXVO : l u . 1 - X 9 1',,.u'mA 1' ,' 5 R- ' 'ui 'VZ , .: ' H 1' T ' Q-gfw 0- 1 1 lk 'xii li E555 H wa ' gym. 0-AT-KAN 1930 rig, Autographs 's1cv1aN'1'x'-n'ou1: 1 'Y' 3 Lyw 0-.JT-K,-IN 1930 NJ mfr? ':'l' Kg .J --455' ..-'Nh A'.-YJ' fn 3 7 1 ' if i ,Qi 1 . 01 , ' gf N irnfi' I., ' -'J ra-wlilfz S163 I'2N'l'Y - FIX I-I .-W, i w ,, . Mr' , 0 'n .-' A -- , xg., ix , V, fm.. A . f. X511 z. IMPOSSIBILITIES- , Compliments of THE GENERAL CRUSHED STONE CO. MAKERS AMIESITE The ideal material for your driveway Bowerman 85 Munsell For Everything in HARDWARE C0lll1D!Z.lllKHfJ J. NV. CARMICHAEL ELECTRIC SHOP Qzmlity .... Service Phone 174 PHONE 333 FUI' DIAMONDS WATCHES AND JEWELRY 1 I I Everythmg 111 Dry Goods GO TO Eierhirk llemvlrg anh Gift Shop 48 Main St., Le Roy, N. Y. OLSON'S PHONE 221 LE ROY BILLIARD ACADEMY Joseph Palaclino 19 MAIN STREET LE ROY. N. Y. Gleason Bros. DL8..W ICE 4.9 Lake Street Telephone 75 SIXIINLX SIX 4 SIR. SEYFERT XYITHOUT .-X FEW' ANNOL'NCl2NHiN'I'S- STETSON HATS MALLORY HATS XVhen its Clothing or Shoes See-- PETE BRUST FLORSHEIM SHOES 38 Main Street KIRSHBAUM CLOTHES First Government Approv in the East Cdschool FLGWVERS By fast mail anytime-- LEARN By wire anywhere-F. T. D. AVIATION Now Ffowers ? Umm! ' ':::'f -' Ig, iz: ' by ' AUX 171.0 IST Le ROY ' ' New York be Roy Greenhouse j+ North Street PXPNFH PXPN 2, W ' I - ,hw Emggahuq w 4If f'.,,w,fI I I ' ' - , f,:.W,5gg, 31,71 -If X ' I A .r V- 11:3 ' 3-x,,,mngg g JOHN LAPP STUDYING FRENCH- ALL ENGRAVINGS FOR THE O-AT-KAN AND MUCH OF THE GOOD PRINTING OF WESTERN NEW YORK BY HURST ENGRAVING COMPANY ROCHESTER, N. Y. E 9 rwnsspugsmnsunggs I.. E :U-I-I-:-I-:-L I-lm g .20 MI- I I I I I I 2 '-I-Iiwfieiffi Q5 6 I 5 F5 P- '-'- - - -- -'-'-I xi.: D U 2 E -IIIII . IQ GJ 'U E I I I I 723 8 +21 'ani E 57 PLUMBING yd 3 E 2 2 5 Q LE LU OF PERMANENCE SE 5 X6 A Q 5 3 p.. QE I Lrf Ur FIg'Zl7'L' an Tom' gi 2 2 Nm! Ipflllllblnllg' mm' HK!lf1-l1g'.l06 M E Lu E E EE S '-4 F. C. PANEPENTO Z ,U 'JE PLUMBING, HEATING E E53 Z AND TINNING I., FEEL' 3 13 Bacon St. Phone 117-XX' NIXIXIX Illlll f I-IORSEY MORRIS FROWNING- -V DIRECTORY PAGE PAUL A. BOYLAN THOMIAS F. O'SI-IEA. D.D.S. Life Insurance D. A. MAC PHERSON 27 Summit St. Le Roy CHARLES J. ANTINORE Life Insurance LOUIS M. BRYANT Genesee County Representative New York Life Insurance Co. N. A. MAC PHERSON Counselor at Law W. H. GANIARD General Insurance XVILLIAM G. STANTON, D.D.S. EUGENE MORRIS Health. Accident. Compensation Automobile and Liability INSURANCE D. D. CARMTCHAEL. D.D.S. JOHN R. RIPTON Life Insurance Charles J. Powers LIFE INSURANCE W. H. MILLS Live Stock Insurance Dogs a Specialty PHILIJ3IN'S Real Estate and Insurance 47 Main St. Phone 55 WILLIAM COLE John Hancock Life Insurance H. P. MAC PHERSON, D.D.S. WALTER H. SMITH Attomey and Counselor at Law Realty Service and Insurance L. A. and W. REX CENTER 9 Elm St. Phone 230 A. C. WALKLEY MassachusettsMutual Life Insurance Co. Perfect Protection- Insurance Plus Thrift JOHN C. GRAHAM 15 St.Mark's St. LeRoy v pq -I .sau-k,' '51-VM , yt I 'ff.'.if.fi- . Ii' Al ! lGN'l'Y-XIYI u HELENSTIHVELLDKHTCHEWHhKlGUNL- NORMAN DINGWALL CONTRACTOR If Roy, and BUILDER N.Y. CARS WADE ET EORGE REEN For Modern Plumbing, Heating and Tinning ELECTROL OIL BURNERS Pipe, Fixtures, Fittings and Valves PHONE 441 ' LE ROY, N. Y. IILIIIX lk -.-,-.Y,. ., , ,. U..-V N 'V If A 4 . , V , ff:-if V ' MR. VAN DUZER USING SIMPLE LANGUAGIEV N zzfionfzlbf IG10wf1 Pl'06l,Z!Cf.S' WI AN UFJCTUR ED IN L E R O Y KEMP'S BALSAM FOR COUGI-IS LANE'S CCLD TABLETS FOR COLDS LANE'S TEA FOR CONSTIPATION GOFFS NO-DCPE COUGH SYRUP FOR GROUP AND WHODPING COUGH GOFFS HERBITOL FOR INDIGESTION GUFFS LINIMENT FOR CUTS AND BRUISES ORANGEINE PGWDERS FOR HEADAC1-IES AND PAIN T here fdlllibl 7'ElllEdl'8J' haw been med over 40 ywlzzr. N0 medicine cabinet z'.r camplefe wifhozzf Mem 17 45, ,- L A, 4, .- . 5515 1,,,.,. ...lm I ' 'qv 1: 'rr A Ah T:-fA,,V.q.1 A PETE BRUST DRIVING WITHOUT BLOWING THE HORN Goiegrazmfazizbfes and I I Fey! Wifffef his Fuiu1'6,QSz1we.f.f LL0 The Clary of 1930 The Le Roy National Bank ' OFFICERS H. B. WARD, President H. WALKER, Vice-President W. L. MCCLUSKY, Vice-President and Cashier C. R. CROFT GL SON Cofztmrfofs and Bm-Xalan Compliments of LE The Le Roy Laundry DEALERS IN MASON SUPPLIES, EXQRT SEWER TILE, SAND LAUNDERERS AND GRAVEL Prices Right Work Satisfactory I Il 11lX INNO ,,5.f.fw Fi.-J., ,' ' . -r 1 J -.: '!.i -1' GREGG REACI-IING CLASS IN TIMIE- RYSTAL ICE is mzmnufacfurenl in a compIeteIy new GHLI IUOLIGFH plilflf, fl'OI'11 I4i1IiC :I1GIz0y fiIte1'e1I watery and by Le Roy labor Ivhen you buy CRYSTAL ICE you are I1eIpin52 to IJuiIgI Le Roy. H.. G. BISHOP, SQLE DISTR IBUTOR LANE ST. HE O-AT-KAN INDI- CATES ONE OF THE MANY KINDS OF PRINT- ING DONE BY The Gazette- News C077lpd7W Le Roy, Genesee County, New York EIU lI'I'Y-'l'II IiI'1I'I 'Q ,,,.,,,..l . A I. S, - - .- I F W BETTY COCHRAN WITHOUT BETTY FERGUSON- Spefrdy SEAEVICE ' At Both Our Stations BANK STREET OR CCTHE GROVE Also Tank Truck Delivery GASOLINE, KEROSENE, LUBRICATING OIL To-wnfenn' 011 Company LE ROY, NEW YORK Plant and Service Station at The Grove Phone 122 Otiice and Service Station, Bank Street Phone IZI CI-lAPMAN'S AD. We Extend Congrazrnlahans TO THE MEMBERS of the Class of I93O, Le Roy High School, who are now passing from School Life to Lif'e's School. To the Students who are moving up, step by step each year, toward the same goal. lt's time well SPCHY. When You Reach Lyfeft School Chap1nan's Real Estate Agency will he ready to serve your Real Estate Re- quirements just as it has served your parents and their friends over a period ol'4,6 years. CHAPMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGEN CY INCORPORATED 47th Year Le Roy, N. Y. Dobbs' Hats Superba Cravats When It's a Suit See Heaman Clothing Co. For 39 Years the Home of Good Clothes Le Roy, N. Y. Adler Clothes Interwoven Hose EIGIITY-F OUR I 1 i Q- K I wi ,1- 1 1 'J My .ji i J of 2- PEG STARR PASSING liVliRY'l'l'llNG-- Samson SL Decker, Inc. MEDICAL HALL Has fulfilled INSURANCE DRUG STORE NEEDS Milliman Block, Le Roy, N. Y. for over 75 PHONE 41 years TI-IOS. P. KERWICK CO M E -T,,,,.Qg.gi:2'.a N E W TO ' HoovER SWEEPER . f, xy. id Aiiiiiii Vic Willis Sport Shop Wiss Block, Le Roy, N, Y. THE Open Evenings FoR Fishing Tackle ,S wi- AND E .E Sporting Goods S' K EDISON and PHILCO , Q RADIO 5' 5 'x g Ay! '- gf E Phone 194 Let us give you a Demonstration of this XVonderful Sweeper GET OUR PRICES ON FURNITURE We Can Smue 2-UI! Mo11tj' H. STEUBER SC SON IH H13 IIXI -, J - -E if 4 F v,,b,i,.y,, E, .. ,ni , h..-,, THE THREE IVIUSKETEE RS NOT AT ABERLE'S- CLOTHCRAFT ' ENIERSON CLOTHES HATS WITen You Need Milk or Cream CURTIS CLOTHING STORE LE ROY, N. Y. Call StoWeII's Dairy Phone 260 HANSEN BRADLEY GLOVES SWEATERS Ff:1mz'Qf YI-Geczfffe Le Roy, N. Y. THE BEST IN TALKING PICTURES C. B. DERRICK Sc SON 33 MYRTLE STREET LE ROY, N. Y. lil Monument! IEI That Cherished M emorieQ May Live Forever I lt IIIX SIX BETTY CHAPMAN T.-XLIQING ANY'l'HlNG SIERIOUSIA'--if THE RIB-STONE CONCRETE CORPORATION wishes every Grculuate and Nlemlrei' of time Le Roy High School a Bright and Happy Future E-Lwj' Dqv L' Brfghf Il 'hm You Ure Rfb-Stone Pl'0zf1zcf.r n-U RIB-STONE CONCRETE CORPORATION LE ROY, NEW YORK - 1o1N - Our Hosiery Club and get a pair of Silk Hose I is il FREE , Ask for Humming Bird Hosiery Q T I i T L I ' . Hughes, f ALLEN S 1 SpeciaTty Store Q EEOC? UTIL . Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods Notions 62 Main St,, Le Roy, N. Y. The Daylight Store I P Ch uSe'ALLEN'S FOOT EASE IIIIIIX IXIX '11 1. -:vs-, 1:,,- . ,Qs , ,,j-343, M115 S 4 -6 1 n ' A ' J TWIT DERRICK FLUSH E-1 LT-vfjfge LI-I EDEN r-npinf' QD u-IZENQ Zwlgik iw .ESQ EES. EE ROY, N. Y. - - LE ELLS Bc CO. S. C.W YQi......fI THE FACU I 'I Y CJOOD N.X'I'URI'IJ UN NIONID XX BUSINE SS EDUCATION LEADS TO SATISFACTION BUT, REMEMBER THESE THINGS! QUALITY OF PREPARATION DETERMINES THE QU ANTITY OF SUCCESS X ff WCC? C O Z, A52 ho ZZ? auf' ig 1e dIlI 0 5 61 522235 WIT Z f XX X WM' 2,4144 ,ZZ 2 , CL ,Z , ,ZW-1 f X ff, ,f 'fi 4514 G Z ?f'a' A Lg: 4, 2 P4 C' 'Yr X ey, ' f Q z 1 I ,,:' Ig - I z ,-I in p,?Z,f. f '77 r 1.-M4 X ,fzge 1 . I X 6' , 'MX P ! - -Q, I If . ,, , 75 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE STANDS BACK OF OUR COURSES C-' fx ,f2ga MWf IO28 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, NM md? F ,QW ' JQMJVQ I V -.5--Q, ...- .,. y - ,. , f if-,1-rl i,,.1Ef.. - -' . , I , ,- . '1,,:' -f 4 - , -,M , 4 - ,- - J V. A.. U., ' D , . VI 1,i'1 .'.,,:ALf , V rl ! 0 A A A Q' LOUIS FRANCISCO PREPARED IN HISTORY- Best Wishes to THE 1930 GRADUATES E. G. ABER LE Compliments ' of Le Roy Hardware, Inc. Firm 53 Chase 12 Main Street Le Roy, N. Y. I EXECUTIVE TRAINING FOR BUSINESS Attendance Over iooo Students in the Day and Evening Classes Fall Tfrzfl Begim Sfptmzber 2, 1930. Reqzzexffjbz' fIWf'llll7lf0ll will If hovered promptbv ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE ROCHESTER, Ni Y. BATAVIA, N. Y. MRS. M. J. YAGER Ari ana' GUS! Shoppe Quality - Service - Variety Millinery Art Cood LE Ladieg' Fuinishirxgs L, H, ESTEN Hemstitching Button Covering Pleating I2 Lake' Sfrfft 2 fzlillufftr fU11l,I'f3'w11 Nlaizz I XIXI I1 X- Y ' :eff-,., 'J :df-4 DOT RICHTER NOT .-X'I l'ISNDING ALI, IDANCIESW- TOUNTAS YESCGVI Q DRY CI.l:ANING imd PRILSSINC, sodas Over I,nrkin's 34 Main Street I..uncI'1es, Sandwiches PHONE Q6 ONE SFI-UP CI1:11'Ies Ivan C1'on1WeII ARCHITECT Le ROY, NEW' HTOFIY SUPER-SERVICE Gas, Tires, Afc'CeJ50rz'e.v No. 1 LAKE STREET Genesee Auto Supply The Lake Street Greenhouse R. V, BAXTER, Proprietor Poffed Plfzzm and Cut Fl,0ii'Bl'f fbi' nfl 0C'L'lZJ'l'0Il.f 57 Lake Street Phone 507 yifffoffzlfuff Suez! G1'01c'erf, 1116. Le Roy, lVeic' York M AY G1 LLETTE feaugl effzoppe SUT!-IERLAND BLOCK, LE ROY, N. Y. Le Kay Cola' Sfonzge Prodzzre Ca. Le Kay, New York XIXI IX UNI 145' ff, - ,fi I 'I' , -' ' SENIORS ACTING THEIR AGE- Drayo's Texas Lunch GQQD FQQD l Le Roy Transfer, Inc. AT THE RIGHT PRICE HQUICK SERVJCE IS OUR Mono IT AND SUPPLIES 7 Main Street Le Roy, N. Y. O. C. CURTIS FRUIT G PRODUCE CORP. Wbolefale New York Stale Farm Produce LE ROY, NEW YORK Le Roy Public Warehouse ff? Storage Co., Tnc. Le Roy, New York BASTIAN BROS. Rochester, N. Y. Jewelers for Schools I Compliments l c. J. BROOKS PF1olZogrc1pF1er Eat DIPLQMA PEAS - T hey Make fairer Afhfefef Le Roy Canning Co. Gomplzwemts rf ST. ELIVIO BILLIARD ACADEMY Jim Collins, Prop. NINLLX lXXU LVN O - .-I T - K .-I N I 0 3 0 f-NJ tr 1' ,', .i , l 1 S4 E.. ' A j ,,. 1.5-. mf fa g 6. G ig 5' ,refs gs--Q . :gig- . .Q X CN. '- rl .Y A T11 ta' Le Roy means merit in schools, sports, civics and products. Lapp Insulator Co., lnc. is proud to produce a product in keeping. Lapp Insulators go to France, Holland, ltaly, South America, Aus- tralia, New Zealand-indeed everywhere at home and across the seas Lapp lnsulators support nearly every major radio broadcasting towers in the United States, including WGY, WJZ, WEAF, WENR, WLW, KSL, WKY, WNAC, KFH, WEII and others. Lapp Insulator Co., Inc. LE ROY, NEW YORK XINI IH llllll f f its l ' N Ayn O-AT-KAN 1930 fig UNION EXPLOSIVES CQ. Manufaciurers LE ROY, NEW YORK USE PAVILION GAS 7Ze Idea! Fzzeljir COOKING WVATER HEATING HOUSE HEATING AND REFRIGERATION PAVILION NATURAL GAS CQ. I Serfuef LE ROY, PAVILION, YORK, LINWOOD, AVON FOWLERVILLE, PEARL CREEK XIXI IX IOII gsfo 0-.-17'-KflN 1930 rash, DUCATION without thrift may be likened to an engine without a balance wheel. Intelligent hanliing leads to thrift. It will afford us pleasure to talk over this question with any boy or girl in Le Roy schools. THE BANK OF LE Rov LE ROY, NEW YORK OSEPH LAPP 1 Rough mm' Drerxed Pine .77 ' Bffff D fWf'f1J'f ZW Lf' amz' Heffzloci Lumfver Roy Crzuhed LI'lllL'If01IE,, ' i. LE ROY LIME AND - CRUSHED STONE CORPORATION LA'l'I-l, SI-IINGLES and POSTS Oflice, Yard and Mill on Mill St. DRY KILN flY'TflCl-IED LE ROY, N. Y. NINI IX IIXI - N- 'V w' or 3 A. I ei-ini? 1,45 :,?.'l:,:.5 v? All .11 N . . , L...-,, . in ays O-AT-KAN 1930 ra, POIQJ Puff the Kettle 011 TO WIN HER BEAU A call on the phone for our sweet Polly Prue. Her best beau was coming and what could she do? The ice-box was empty, the cupboard was bare Yet Pol worried not-for some Jell-O was there! U -y But Jell-O, said Mother, that's just for dessert! Why Mother, said Polly, I thought you alert! Have you not been reading the new Jell-O way To make up a salad or entree today? u 4- if u You simply use Jell-O, you watch me and see. So Mother looked on, as surprised as could be! A small can of salmon, a green thing or so, And Pol had a meal that was fit for a beau. That night at the table 'twas good just to see ' I-low Polly's best beau was as pleased as could be To learn that his Polly had more than good looks- To learn that his Polly was Queen among Cooks! Next day he came back to give Polly the ring. And that is how Jell-O can happiness bring To girls who want husbands or those, just as well, Who want to hold husbands. 'So that's why we tell In all Jell-O ads of the new treats galore Of salads and entrees and such things and more That Jell-C can make up in ways new and smart To please a man's palate and capture his heart. JELL-'IO AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS DESSERT Jell-O Is Proud of Le Roy AND Le Roy Is Proud of Jell-O jell-O is now exported to every country on earth and every man, Woman and child in the United States consumes four packages of Jell-O per year. . - Af Away 'zz Andy my: Hot D0g--442-7lf 'at Szmzpffzifzf 1 I NINETY-SIX . s- n Q ,G , . , i - . 1 1 . i Q A .... -e 'S ' M 'Hind' +3 ., , 'A f,, 5' In 1 A, ,. ,-mr , '0'mlf'a 1 URIVQY1 1 71 X 1 ' ,xl 'V 1 4 S5 A ' ev , w . X , ,xi Y