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

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ILEROY HIGH SCHOOL BELIEVEIT OR NOT Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Class Baby Most Ambitious Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Laziest Girl Laziest Boy Most Studious Girl Athlete Boy Athlete Most Musical Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Most Literary Most Sophisticated Class Poet Most Bashful Girl Most Bashful Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Best Wife Best Husband Man Hater Woman Hater Noisiest Quietest Best Mannered Boy Best Mannered Girl Swing King Best Physique Perfect Figure Best Cook Truck Driver Gigilo Smartest Coiffure Future Principal Practical Joker Future Dictator Crooner High Pressure Salesman Playboy Irish Smile Time Waster Best Actor Day Dreamer Most Conceited . . UJAG11: TVVENTY-NINE1 . ROBERT GRANEY JOSEPHINE KUNEGO VALENTINE GLEBER HENRY RIESSELMAN MARY BRADY ALTON LONG MARY LYNCH WILLIAM DUSON HELEN ABERLE LENA MANGEFRIDA JOE CORCIMIGLIA CARLTON CARMODY WINIFRED ARRINGTON JAMES BUNDY MARJORIE CASWELL CARLTON CARMODY MIRIAM WALKLEY IRENE STEFFEN MIRIAM WALKLEY MARGUERITE WELLER MILTON THOMPSON HELEN ABERLE CARLTON CARMODY DORIS HEDDON JAMES CLASE ANNA SCHEIBER MILTON THOMPSON ROWENA WEBBER JOSEPHINE FERRARA HENRY RIESSELMAN DORIS HEDDON DONALD LEVINSTEIN CLARENCE FOUND JOSEPHINE KUNEGO MARGUERITE WELLER ROYAL SMITH JAMES SEXTONE MARJORIE CASWELL ORRIN MITCHELL JAMES BUNDY JULIUS KLINKBEIL JOE DOOLEY JAMES SEXTONE ROYAL SMITH MARY BRADY RICHARD FENERAN CARLTON CARMODY JOE CORCIMIGLIA JUNIOR CLASS

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'THE 193 8 O-AT-KAN WEBER, LAURENCE 4tWeb77 'iThey are 7oowefrfi.ll meh, these farmers. Sl-nior 1-lmrils 2, 3: 5:11-v r-lub :lx lilN'l'l'll2l 2. 53: music' fa-stivnl 2. Zi: vzlrsitv lizlskvtlmll 22, 41 soccer 4: Stunlvnt tmlllir-il 2. Post Gl'Il1lll2ll'f'. VVEBER, LAURA MAE Snort And forth she goeth, as jolif as a page. Senior l'lllbl'llS 1. SL 41 4314-me elnln 2. 23: 0l'l'll4'Stl'2l 1: Sfllllvlll Council 1 2: music- festival 1. 2. It. 4: op- . , erettu Z.. 11: lxusketlmll L. 33. 4: vol- le-ylmll 2, 21: lumkey 2: Girls' Atlle letic' Assoc-izrtioli 2. 21. 4: Akron typ'1ig: 1-uint:-sf Ilrll. prim- Il' Akron ll1h0llkl'l'lIlll.L2' 1-wltest lst. prize 333 Syl'2ll'llHl' lmulilieilpiliq cmifvst Cth. prim- Il: :Vin oxliilmition Z! l: iulv. 1-um. se-xiinr lm:1'l 4: propm-rLj,' mgr. senior plziy 4: O-:it-lizui Stull' 4: Heal Zlllll lllzivk 4. lin-1-lim-Nici' llllii- mfss lnstitlltl-. WEBBER, ROWENA MAE Axwimpyrv Be like a tea kettle, sing while you boil. Senior 1-lmrus 1, 2, Il: glow vlulm 1 2: music fe-stivnl 1, 2, ZS: Girls' Atlllvtim' Ae-xsm-izitimi 1: volli-ylmll 2: uslivr senior play 4: mlv. 1-mn. Senior lmll 4: 01N-'l'l'lf2l tl. Mu- clmnivs Institute. WELLER, MARGUERITE CAROLINE Quiet lives are often elo- quentf' 3lt't'll1Illl4'H Institute. DUSON, WILLIAM- Bill My concern -is that of others. 'lxl'il4'lC 2, Il, 4: hun-l 4. CONLON, JACK Kansas Kid A -merrier being I never spent an hourls talk with. lilti-wlaiss lnlsketlmll 1. 2. It. 4: tc-nnis 2, IL Ii P AGE 'I' w rm N 'PY-me H Tl WHITAKE R, DOROTHY E. Dottie Humble thyself in all things. Glue club 3: hockey 3: senior chorus 4: usher senior play 4. Suite Tencllers Collm-ge Mansfield. Penn. WHITING, CHARLES H. Chuck Life is a song. Intl-l'1'l:xsS llililliixfllllll 1: truck 1, 2. :L 4: sc-uior r-lmrus 2, Il: lmlnl 2, Zi. 4: glee elulr Il: Scrooge op- 4-rl-ttzl Zi: rmlio plays :L 4: sow-or Il: Rl-fl and lilnvk Zi: Varsity lizlskvtlvzlll 4: 4lm-44. 4-mn. senior lmll 4. WIRSING, RUTH C. Shorty A merry heart 'maketh a cheerful cozmtenancef' Sn-uiur 1-lun-us 2:3 umsic festival Il: uslwr Su-mini' plaly 4. Post Grzul- ualfv. ZALACCA, ANTONIA T. Annie Variety's the spice of life, that gives it all its flavor. Gym exliilritiml 1. 2. El, 4: svuior 1-lmrus 2, Zi, 4: music festival 2, 3, 4: lwzliiizxtics Club 2: soplioiiimu- spozlliiiigr 4-ulitest 2: vlzrleylmll 2. 15: lim-koy 2. II: opex'4-Xftzl Il. 41 rllllvvm-11 junior plny Il: baseball 32: Girls' Atlilotil- Assor'izlf'o11 Il. 4: l-:islcl-thull IE. 4: Fl'0Ili'll Club tl, 4: rmlio play 4: lloxnv lrlc-oiininim-s l'lul1 4: Real Zlllll lllzwk 4: llSlll'l' senior plan' 4: 04:11-killl staff 4. lIut'l':ll0 Ij0Aill?0IlL'HS Hospital. HARVIE, RUSSELL I. HM0e7! Such joy afmbitimz finds. lim-rl-lass som-oi' Il, 4. PALADINO, JOSEPH P00ch A merry heart maketh a, cheerful cozmtenavzcef' Gym team 1, 2, Zi, 4: open-ttri 2: fl'llIllS 2. Ii: intl-r1'l:1sr4 lnlskl-tlmll 2. Ii, 4: lllft'1'i'11lSS trzufk 2, Il. 4.

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'THE 1938 O-ATK SENIORIINGLES Tiny Valentine is our class baby, Small in stature, but, oh, my- Always cheerful and busy as a beeg Delighted, we watch and wonder why. Silence! The speaker is about to take the Hoorg As you all know, it's Orrin. He speaks without fear, and 'he never is a bore, And he ends his speech with a grin. Good-mannered, quiet, and serene Is our Ferrara, Josephine, Editor of our Red and Black, Who in wisdom does not lack. Four feet, nine and a half is her height. In vain, she spends over half the night, Trying to grow, and achieve great fame! She is our Antoinette, by name. Surely success and well-earned fame Stand for our Henry Riesselman. By our whole class his skill is claimed, And by the Juniors he is not banned. She's always ready with a smile To give to her friends and classmates dear. 'Tis our Ursula Rider we've placed on file As the friendliest classmate far or near. It is in intelligence that this lass does surpass This happy-go-lucky member of the Senior class, Helen Aberle-you've guessed!-it must be she, And sad for her, busy time does flee. Why' is he so hard to persuade, This Joe Embroli, who at times displayed The essence of happiness and gladness, too, Which he pursued with friends so true? Shall she put all wit asunder? We, the Senior Class, all wonder. 'Tis about Winnie Arrington we speak, Whose cheerful smile we have learned to seek. In the literary field she wins her fame. Miriam Walkley we do proclaim, Flor her words fall easily into rhyme. She will write you a sonnet any time. Future renown the world holds for him, And for Carlton Carmody time will skim. With us he began to achieve success, And the title Jazz King he will possess. The fairest girl of the Senior Class Is Mary Brady We all confess. We are not jealous that she could surpass, For of friendship than beauty she has no less. . IP.-SGH THIRTYI QJVQ