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

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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

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' ' 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'