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

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19L.H.S3f SENIOR CATALOG Most. Popular Girl Most. Popular Boy Wittiest Girl IYittiest Boy Most Sophisticated Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Brightest Girl Brightest Boy Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy Silliest Most Literary Note Writer Laziest Girl Laziest Boy Did Most- For Class Biggest Bluffer Ideal Husband Ideal YYife Senior Smile Man Hater Woman Hater Class Baby Neatest Time YVaster Noisiest Day Dreamer Most Conceited Kibitzer Most Studious Most Musical Most Artistic Biggest Hustler Most Talkative Most Contented Most Ambitious Most Courteous Boy Most Courteous Girl Most Scientific 9 o'clock Scholar i I ELEANOR HIGGINS ROBERT COMFORT EYELYN SCHMIDT HERMAN SCHEUING LOIS ARMAGOST HOWARD CHALFANT ELAINE JEARY BEVERLY CHAPMAN ROLAND SEELEY ELEANOR HIGGINS JACK HEIMLICH ROSE YONA ROBERT COMFORT DOROTHY STARR ROBERT LUTTRELL ELSIE SCOTT LOIS ARMAGOST BETTY WILLIS ERNESTINE HEIMLICH ELLSWORTH PECK RALPH ARRINGTON ROBERT HALL IYILLIAM GRANEY JEANETTE VANNELLI LUCY DEL VECCHIO URSULA GAYTON KURT MOONEY DOROTHY STARR ELAINE .IEARY ELLSWORTH PECK YERA VAN SLYKE BILL GRANEY POST GRADUATES XVENDELL WEBB-ER ROSE VONA BEVERLY CHAPMAN HOWARD CHALFANT LENA BARONE COSIMO BAGLIO ELEANOR SCHWINGLE ALDEN SHARP RAYMOND HEDDON DOROTHY LAYNE RALPH ARRINGTON ROBERT LUTTRELL Womans Home Conipai Literary Digest Foreign Affairs Liberty Farm and Fireside Current History Vogue Life Judge Nations Business Readers Digest New Yorker Big Business College Humor Scientific American American Girl Saturday Evening Post OUR MAGAZINE RACK Q T iion ROBERT COMFORT RAYMOND HEDDON ELLY CASTLE CURLY SEELEY FRANCIS SHEPARD MR. SALISBURY VELMA ROBERTS SPIKE LAPP MR. SPRY ROBERT HALL BETTY WILLIS ERNIE HEIMLICH CARL SIMMS and RUSSELL THOMAS HARMY SCHEUING RALPH ARRINGTON DOROTHY STARR LOIS ARMAGOST O-AT-KAN lixliifz Tw icxrt'-ox lc

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r-1 YH' f , IJAGE Tw ENTY 19 56 f' ' ix , as., - -a.'.f,.!' 5' ROSE VONA- To love one's work makes LL joy, a, blessing nothing cfm clest'r'o1. Junior Frolic 35 Red and Black 45 Larkin Speaking Contest 45 Dramatics Club 45 Girls' Athletic Association 45 French Club 45 Basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Hockey 45 Valedictorian 4. WENDELL C. WEBBER Wim- py - A 'man of the -world. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 35 Manager Basketball 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Glee Club 15 .Junior Frolic 35 Soak'em hard Pratt Senior Play 45 Basketball 15 O-at-kan 4. Next year-Hiram College. HAROLD WHITE - Music soothes the savage beast, but I play a drum. Freshman Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Junior Frolic 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 25 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 45 Freshman Bas- ketball 15 Advertising Committee Junior Prom 3. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS Betty - Fair art thou, my bomzie lass. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Manager Volleyball 25 Manager Basketball 25 Librarian Glee Club 35 Junior Frolic 35 Student Director Senior Play 4 5 Decoration Committee Jun- ior Prom 3. Next year-Post Graduate. ELLSWORTH WOOD Pete - f When work 'is done, the fun is cluef' Band 1, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Glee Club 45 Football 2, 35 Decoration Committee Senior Play 45 Junior Frolic 35 Gym Team 3. Next year- Post Graduate. National Honor Society Those who have been elected to the Comstock chapter of the National Honor Society, Le Roy High School, from the members of the Senior, Junior classes for the year 1936 are as follows: Seniors-Robert Comfort, Rose C. Vona, Dorothy Starr, Ralph Arrington, Margaret Andalora, Dorothy Lauer, Jeanette Vannelli, Winifred Fox, Robert T. Hall, Jr., Ellsworth Castle, Wanda Hammond. Juniors-Elizabeth Bennett, Betty Bundy, Mary Fallon. Post Graduates-Dorothy Daniels. THE 1 936

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19L-H-536, x' 'cf Senior History The class of 1936 has had a very eventful career, with many of the members participating in the school activities. As freshmen, the class enjoyed a happy year as an organization of the high school. Miss Evelyn Carlson and Mrs. Zoe Fry were the class advisors. The class was governed by Dorothy Starr, President, George Miller, Vice- presidentg and Herman Scheuing as secretary. During the sophomore year the class was unorganized. Robert Luttrell took first place in the Le Roy- Batavia Larkin Speaking contest. As Juniors, the class of 1936 started out from the beginning with very high ideals, however, The Junior Prom was rather an unsuccessful under- taking. In April 1935, came the Junior Frolic an outstanding success finan- cially. The class was ruled by Donald Doyle, President, Dorothy Starr, Vice- president, Beverly Chapman, Secretary, and William Graney Treasurer, and adviser Mr. Dayton. Dorothy Starr took first place in the LeRoy-Batavia Larkin Speaking Contest. The Senior Year was probably the most outstanding one. We organized in September, 1935 with Robert Comfort, president, Robert Luttrell vice- president, Eleanor Higgins, secretary, Beverly Chapman treasurer, and Doro- thy Starr, president of Student Council. The class made an outstanding suc- cess of the Senior Play, Guess Again , which was directed by A. Warren Dayton. Mr. Salisbury was the class adviser. Many members participated in the school activities, such as track, baseball, football, basketball, chorus, Stud- ent Council and debate. Seniors won the Larkin Speaking Contest xvith Lois Armagost first for the girls, and Ernestine Heimlich third, Ralph Arrington first for the boys, Robert Hall second and Gordon Vader third. Ralph Arring- ton was awarded first place for boys at the Batavia-Le Roy Speaking Contest, GIG TXVICNTY-'ITXVU THE 1936