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

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LE ROY HIGH SCHGOL Board of Education PITESIIUENT ' GEORGE R. MCHARDY CLERK . .... H. IQIRK TIENNENT CHAm.1as E. VVJHITE GIIOVEII NV. LAPD SIDNEY D. CVSHEA BIDNVAHD A. ROGEIKSON NNTILLIAIVY G. STANTON Lib rargy Board PlllCSIDENT . . . EDXVAIID A. ROGEDSON '1'mcAsUn1sR SIDNEY D. O,SHEA C PAGE SEVENTEEN C

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E 1939 U-A.-T-KAN I 1 Our Monitors-the Faculty High School EDWARD W. SPRY VIRGINIA A. WOOD DOROTHEA HANSER A. WARREN DAYTON HORAOE B. MYERS OSRORNE W. BAKER IvY M. BALMER ALLEN BARONS BIILDRED R. BURTON VVILFRED BURTON FRANKLIN H. COPP DORA DE WOLFE MATTHEW W. GAFFNEY KATHLEEN HARROLD ROBERT HOWARD C. LIONEL JOHNSON ANNA MORRISON AMY LOUISE NILES JAMES M. PERRONE EDWARD J., REIFSTECK HENRY RICHARDSON SAMUEL A. SEADER ESTHER E. SMITH AMY LOUISE STANTON JAMES M. WILSON Grade School RONALD E. HART LOIS GAGE HELEN A. CASEY HILDRETH BATCHELDOR MARGARET M. BURNS MYRTA CALVERT ROSE CLAPPER JANE COLBY ETHEL M. ERICKSON MARIAN KETTLE VIOLA KRAATZ CATHERINE MAOLARTY HELEN MCKEON HAZEL DIURNAN CLARA NEENAN MAHLON R. PRITCHARD AURA REDFERN LAURA A. RIPLEY ANNE S. RUSH LAURA A. TICE GRACE TULLY Library ALEATHA M. BURTON LOUISE A. FUESS O PAGE SIXTEEN

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TH E 1939 0-AT-KAN HALL OF FAME VV'e, the students of Le Roy High School, nominate to our Hall of Fame: Mr. James Vifilson whose self-effacing character and untiring efforts have endeared him to all students who have come in contact with him. Mrs. Ivy Balmer whose guiding hand has helped each sophomore class to jump the hurdles Of this perilous yearg and whose motherly love and literary zeal have furthered the interests of our school in instigating the Sophomore Speaking Contest. Mr. A. Warren Dayton whose inspiring, versatile personality and understanding have made this institution a better, happier place in which to spend our daily lives. Miss Dora de Wolfe whose charm and ability have won new laurels for Le Roy High through her successful efforts to make dramatics a living part of our scholastic life. Mr. Osborne VV. Baker who will be remembered for his easy-going but thorough instruction in the field of math and his contribution to the wisdom UD of his students. Miss Mildred Burton, la mademoiselle grande, qui dit tou jours, C'est bon pour vous, and thus taught us to make a strong finish in distasteful tasks. Miss iVood whose sturdy patience and tact has made going to the Otiice less of an ordeal. W'e wish to compliment her on her superb fulfill- ment Of her position as secretary. Miss Aleatha Burton whose love of books has inspired the students to a greater appreciation of finer literature. IN APPRECIATION To Miss AMY Nnrss, XVHOSE ENDLESS LABOR, HAS, imma SUCCESS OF OUR SCHOOL PAPER AND YEAR- BOOK, NVE GHATEFULLY 'XC KNOWLEDGE Om: APPRECIATION OF HER nw DISPENSIBLE SERVICES. I 4 O PAGE EIGHTEEN Q