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

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As We Know Them Most Sophisticated Girl Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Laziest Girl Laziest Boy Brightest Girl Brightest Boy Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy Most Musical Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Best Humored Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Most Conceited Did Most For Class Biggest Blutfer Man Hater Woman Hater God's Gift to Women Kibitzer Most Most Most Most Ideal Ideal Most Time Artistic Studious Popular Girl Popular Boy Husband Wife Successful Business Man Waster Biggest Hustler Day Dreamer Noisiest Most Talkative Neatest Most Most Most Most Most Contented Courteous Boy Courteous Girl Sociable Ambitious Silliest Most Class Most Most Literary Poet Scientific Romantic 10 O'cl0ck Scholar Senior Smile Note Writer Class Baby PAGE SIXTEEN DORIS CALLAN RICHARD SPRY FLORENCE DUNN ARDYS DORNBROCK LOUIS BRADY DOROTHY SCHWARTZ CHARLES FELT VIRGINIA BENNETT ROBERT SPENCE MARY MANGEFRIDA HUGH HARTGROVE PAUL LEVINSTEIN HELEN MURNAN JACK JEARY JEANETTE ALBEE PEARL HARVIE FRANKLYN BUNDY JUNIOR CLASS ELSA LAPP JACK HEIMLICH FRANCES TOMSETT ALFRED SANDERSON LOUIS BRADY ELWYN YAGER FLORENCE WARD MILDRED SELDEN ELSA LAPP FRANCIS ZALACCA PAUL PRINCEHORN MAIRIAN SAGE MURRAY MOYLES EARL VAN SLYKE HAROLD MORRISON BERTHA SPERRY PEARL HARVIE JOSEPH PALADINO AUDREY NEFF FRANCIS GENTNER FRANCIS ZALACCA MAIRIAN SAGE VIRGINIA WILCOX FRANK BROWN CONCETTA OGEEN VIRGINIA BENNETT DEAN LAPP ROBERT SPENCE PAUL CHALFANT THELMA PETERSON RICHARD SPRY JACK JEARY ANNA GLEBER e 1

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Z . NVILBUR YVADE-Tlzcre's Cl nice' youngster of excellent pitlz. FLORENCE WARD-Dark ln'ou'n eyes and taking ways. ure the trunip cards which slit' plays. Manager Basketball 35 Red und Black 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Class 35 Secretary Student Council -1: Senior Play -15 Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1. 25 Speaking Contest 25 Basketball 2. 35 Dram- atics Club 35 Ithaca Play 35 Chair- man Entertainment. Committee Hallowe'en Party -15 O-at-kan 4. bl.-XDELYNXE lv.-XTSON-I fz'Cl zvitlzin me u still and qiziet conscieizce. KENNETH WELLER-His life is a watch or a vision between L1 sleep and a sleep. PEARL YVHITAKER-I was nev- er less alone than when by my- self. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chor- al Club 45 Usher Senior Play 45 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2. O-AT-KAN ROBERT W1-IITING-Still zvulvrs run deep. YIRGINIA NYILCOX - Om' rust snllsluulicil smile. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Choral Club -15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -15 Cup- t-ain of Basketball -15 Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3. 45 String Ensemble 45 Red and Black 2, 45 O-at-kan -15 Gym Exhibition 1, 2. ELXYYN YAGER-My latest pro- duction- Hou' I Became ca Lady's Jian. Track 1, 25 Manager Track 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Stage Manager Senior Play 3. -15 Dramatics Club 2, 35 President Little Theatre 35 Larkin Speaking Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 35 L Club. FRANCIS ZALACCA - Gentle- mc'n,! the Presiclent! President of Class 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain Football 45 Track 35 Basketball 2, 35 Captain Baseball 45 Vice-Pres- ident L Club 4. HENRY ZIMMERMAN - Some think the world is full of fun and frolic, and so do I. Track 3, 45 Baseball 45 Orches- tra 2, 3, 45 Usher Senior Play 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Canandaigua Music Contest 35 Soccer 35 Soft- ball 3, 4. JOSEPH PALADINO - Speech was given lo man to clisguise his thought. Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 35 Football 2, 35 French Play 35 Latin Play 35 Soccer 35 Red and Black 45 Stage Crew Senior Play 4. ,X 9 Er Lk dl . na F

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l we SENIOR BOOK SHELF A IVoman of Courage -MARY DARROIY Victim and Victor-HICY HARTGROVE American Beauty-ARDYS DORNBROCK All Passion Spent-CHUCK FELT The Pure In Heart-MAIRIAN SAGE Stepping IYestward-JACK JEARY Men and Memories-FLOP VVARD Royal Flush - JACK HEIMLICH And Life Goes On- DOROTHY SCHWAR All's Fair-PAUL CHALFANT Far Away-BERTHA SPERRY Life Is IVorth Living-BUD GENTNER Heart Be Still-JEANETTE ALBEE People's Choice-DICK SPRY O-AT-KAN T Loolcing Baclcward The Class ol' H1235 started oll' on its high school career with Robert Luttrell as prcsidentg Florence llunn, vice-prcsidentg Elsa Lapp, secre- tary and l ranlilyn Bundy, treasurer. Four representatives were elect- ed to the Student t'ouncil- Robert Luttrell, llcnry Stevens, James Sellers. and Audrey Nm-ll'. The advisers ol' the class were Miss Hatch and Miss Burton. AL the close ol' the year in .lune thc two IJ. A. lt. prizes of two dollars and a hull' in gold were given to the boy and the girl who in the estimation ol' the teachers ol' the lilresbman subjects were judged best according' to the standards ol' scholarship and progress in school citizenship. Elsa linpp and James Sellers were awarded the prizes. ln our Sophomore year, ltlilil, we chose for our oflicers James Sellers, president: Louise Barber, vice-president, Richard Spry, secretary and Harold La Belle, treasurer. Bertha Sperry, Elsa Lapp and Emmett Keenan represented us on the Student Council. Our class advisers were Mrs. Balmer and Miss Harrington. In all branches of athletics our men showed outstanding- ability, and the girls' basketball team became famous for its victories over the other classes. Not only in sport did we reign supreme, for in oratory Robert Luttrell captured first prize both in the local speaking contest and in the dual meet with Batavia. After a much enjoyed vacation, we returned to resume our school life as Juniors, choosing Charles Felt as president, Elsa Lapp as vice- president, Florence Ward as secretary, and Emmett Keenan as treas- urer. As Council representatives, Florence Dunn, Richard Spry, and Robert Spence were elected. Our class advisers were Miss Burton and Miss Duffy. On November 17 we held the annual Junior Prom in the high school gymnasium. For the never-to-be-forgotten Senior year, Francis Zalacca, Virginia Bennett, Audrey Neff, and Elsa Lapp guided our destinies. Paul Prince- horn, Florence Ward, and Dean Lapp took care of our interests in the Student Council. To start off the year in the right spirit we held a party in the gymnasium and had a great time. Our main problem was to raise money to finance certain projects, and for this purpose we put on a baked goods sale, sold magazines and candy, won a prize of twenty dollars in a contest sponsored by Mr. Tountas, presented our play, Growing Pains, and gave an annual Senior Ball on April 27. IVe are now working on the O-at-kan, the annual of school life. The class has voted to assist financially as much as possible. So end our four happy years in Le Roy High School. There remains but Commencement. l' xr' r Sr v rvrr 1-' Y .x. . .I ..-