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

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NAME M. Sage A. Sanderson D. Schwartz R. Seeley M. Selden L. Sellers J. Sellers A. Serusa M. Serusa M. Shepard R. Spence B. Sperry R. Spry H. Stevens E. Stowe-ll Y. Thompson E. Teal R. Toal F. Tomsett E. Van Slyl-ze W. Wade M. Watson F. XYard K. lVeller P. XYhitaker Y. Wilcox E. Yager F. Zalacca H. Zimmerman f IS Modest A Tarzan Happy-Go-Lucky Clever Bright Attractive Sensible Conscientious Tulknt.ix'e Tempernmentnl Scientilic A sleepy head A good dresser A center A Speeder Pleasant Good Natured Taken Care Of Demure Bashful In a Fog Sober A Flirt Inditferent Jealous Jolly A Bluifer Polite Friendly -AT-KAN SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS KCONTINUEDJ WANTS More Books A Block Il To be ll Hoy A Cu r A Diplomu Fun Silence Excitement An Alurm Clock A Sister To To To To An be ll Chemist be a Conch be Noticed Make Baskets Austin Popularity Authority A Home Black Hair No To School be a Granger A Lyttle The Limelight To be a Millionaire Logan More Music Attention To Please Jeanne G IG TS hlmlucnterl llisuppointerl Mr, Snlisaliury's The Monkey llonorecl It Gout To be n Lawyer To be ll History An Answer Alone: Called On To Cortland Noticed Fouls A Flat Tire Chemistry To School One To be il Platinu Gets in Wrong Straight Hair Pleased A Husband Nothing Surprised A New Cello The Air Admired Jeanne Professor m Blonde l'.xGl':NIN1r11Nr

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NAME Albee Alexander Atherton Babinski Barone Bater Bennett Brady Brown Bundy Callan Carr Catalfami Chalfant Daniels Darby Darrow Davis Dornbrock Dunn Felt Forti Forti Gentner Gleber Guarino Harding Harris Harris Hartgrove Harvie Heimlich Haynes Jeary Keenan Lapp Lapp Levinstein McPherson Mangefrida Minster Morrison Moyles Murnan Neff Noble Ogeen Orlando Paladino Panepento Peterson Peterson Princehorn Roblee Rooney W lb iclii T E n v SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS IS Lively A strutter A baseball player Alert Ambitious A dancer Serious A lady's man Smart Witty A hero worshipper Little Pretty A menace A chatterer Quiet Sociable Intelligent Good looking Healthy A dreamer A giggler A debater Noisy A working girl Plump A typist A musician Attractive An athlete Perry Hooked Loud A good dancer An orator Lovesick Popular A key tiekler Solitary A good sport O. K. Responsible for this An Irishman Happy An honor student Nice Silly A captain A bookworin Jolly Dutiful Tardy Neat In love Silent WANTS To be a Nurse Thrills A Home Run A Sailor To be Famous A Boy Friend A College Education More Women A Car To be an Orator Hicy To Grow Up To be Prettier Mary To be a Secretary Good Marks Friends To be Artistic To go to Michigan Too Much His Old Flame To Pass History To be a Congressman To Graduate Shorter Assignments To be a Stenographer Contentment Comfort More Time With Paul To be a Coach A Jockey A Party More Men Rhythm A Woman .Adoration A Course in Greek An Orchestra Nothing To be an Editor A Television Set Cooperation An Elevator Admiration A's To Play Basketball A Pair of Stilts A Basketball Team Action Company A Job To be On Time To Wear Long Pants Herby A Loudspeaker GETS By Disappointed A Strike-Out To be a Poet To be a Wrestler A Farmer One Too Many A Scholarship In Cotton Club Parade Devotion To be an Agriculturalist Her Wish Fooled Knowledge To be an Historian Many To Be Left Enough Someone Else A Grocery Store To be a Barker A Break Along To be a Housewife Satisfied Comforted Caught Married A Ticket to California Dished A Husband Plenty To Felix's Heartbroken It To be a One Man Band To be a Mechanic A Block L A Magnifying Glass Typewriter To be a Streetcleaner Friendship A's I Wonder! To be a Comedian Publicity Too Much Past One Rides Knickers Herby Rewarded The 1935

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Looking Forward As we come nearer and nearer to graduation, we be- gin to plan for the future, We think of the great men of the past and present and use them as models. Our twelve years of schooling are a firm foundation on which we must build the greatest of our hopes. By courageous, steady, hard work we are sure to succeed in whatever walk of life we take. VVe all have hopes of becoming Washing- tons, Lincolns, Lindberghs, Einsteins, and Roosevelts. Lives of great men all -remind ns We can make our lives sublime, And departing, leave behind .ns Footprints on the sands of time. It is only fair that we work hard for the position we hope to attain and to overcome every obstacle in spite of the odds. iVe must keep in mind that Heights by great -men reached and kept W'ere not attained by sudden flight, Bnt they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. It takes plenty of effort, grit and courage. We may fail time and time again in our attempts, but when we reach the top we will be the stronger for it. We must re- new our courage and fight on until we have won. If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss And lose, and start again at your beginning And never breathe a word about your loss, If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew, To serne your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you. Except the Will which says to them, 'tHoId on! Then, when the final race is over, when you have come to the top, you have a feeling of joy which cannot be suppressed. When, having fought, waded through mire, and beaten down obstacles, you finally realize you have won -a smile breaks out and you cry to the world: Success! Success! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President DONALD DOYLE Vice-President . DOROTHY STARR Secretary . BEVERLY CHAPMAN Treasurer WILLIAM GRANEY Advisers . , MR. DAYTON Miss PEARLMAN , H T1 The 1935 JAGIC 1, XVEN f