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

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'Ta '7'f?'f'F7'F'Fj I - u I Spence Princcliorn Brown Wilcox Harding Dunn Albee Toal Lapp Babinski Selden Darrow Ward Barone Neff Daniels Harvie Mangefrida Bennett Editor Morrison Serusa O-At-Kan Staff Editor-in-Chief HAROLD MORRISON Assistant Editor . . . VIRGINIA BENNETT Business Manager . . . ANTHONY SERUSA Assistants . CHARLES BARONE, FRANKLYN BUNDY, QUILL AND SCROLL For the last few years Le Roy has had a chapter of the international honorary society of Quill and Scroll. Students of good character, who are in the upper third of the Junior or Senior class, and who have worked faithfully on the Red and Black and the O-at-kan, are eligible On the recom- mendation of the adviser. Those who are eligible this year are Florence Ward, Vir- ginia Bennett, Audrey Neff, Mildred Selden, Mary Harding, Pearl Harvie, Mairian Sage, Virginia Wilcox, Florence Dunn, Dorothy Daniels, Harold Morrison, Mary Darrow, Mary Mangefrida, Eula Toal, Anthony Serusa, Elsa Lapp. AT-KAN . NIURRAY MOYLES, PAUL PRINCEHORN . ROBERT SPENCE, VIRGINIA YVILCOX Dedication . . FLORENCE DUNN Music . . . . DOROTHY DANIELS Humor .... PEARL HARVIE Athletics CHARLES BARONE, FRANKLYN BUNDY, . DIARY NIANGEFRIDA, VIRGINIA XVILCOX Snapshots . . . FLORENCE XVARD Publications . AUDREY NEFF Organizations MILDRED SELDEN Faculty . . EULA TOAL Junior High School . . . DIARY DARROXV Literary ..... BIAIRIAN SAGE Assistants EMILY BABINSKI, FRANK BROWN Adviser . . HELEN G. DIICHAELS I' A G 14: T W is N T Y - F I V111