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

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i R ISTER PRY e have as our superintendent Mr. Edward YY. Spry, a man of under- standing and ability. lve appreciate him and his work in Le Roy High School. Since the beginning of l1is stay at Le Roy Mr. Spry has been the moving force behind a great many of the improvements that have been made in the school and its program. In addition to his Work at school he has taken a prominent part in commu- nity affairs, teachers' meetings and conventions throughout the state. Last fall. Mr. Spry returned from a confer- ence of the VVest Uentral Zone of the New York State Teachers' Association as president of that body. Part of Mr. Spry's time is spent ironing out student difficulties. In past years his wise and kindly advice has helped many of the school's students to begin their careers, and the Hman to man talks with him have instilled in these students the self-confidence and determination needed to start down the long road. Mr. Spry's interest follows the students even after graduation. Often he can be heard inquiring what has become of this or that graduate and he has frequently helped former students to obtain jobs or to begin their college careers. lt is not a fol- low-up to see if they are behaving themselves but l'2lill9l.' a means of measuring the ultimate success of Le- Roy High School.

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Standing: Charles White, H. K. Tennent, Grover Lapp, Dr. Stanton, Sidney D. O1Shea, Seated: Edward W. Spry, George R. McHardy, E. A. Rogerscn, BOARD OF EDUCATI01 T110 Hoz11'11 of 1511114-11111111 is the 11z1ck11o110 of the z1dmi11is11'z11io11 of Le Roy High Schoo1. For This 1'ez1so11 we 11a1V0 111111111 its mom-- 1Q1e1's 11111 lJ1'041HCQ1'S of 'rho L1l'i1H1i1 111'csQ11t1-11 111 Lo Hoy 11ig'11. Simi- 1z11' lo ll1'0C1llC'Q1'N of 011ll'1' i11'2l- 11121110 1111111111-tio11s, tho n10m1101's of 1110 15021111011 1i1c1111'z1lio11 2111? 1110 guidiiig 1'o1'c1e in 1111 Hoy 111g-11. '1'11es1e 111'omi11Q11t 1-itizeiis of our COII1II1l1111ty, reproseiitiiig the vot- vrs 111emse1v11s, 1111111111 muvli of 111L'1l' time to school uifairs. lt is to them that wo t1'z1ve 11111011 of 11111 111110101141 of o111' school sys- 10II1. 111 this iiftiolh z11111ive1'sz11'y ol' high sc11oo1 ec111c'z11io11 in Le Roy, w11c'z111 1ook 1111014 211141 seo tho Vital position tho 131111111 of 1iL111c'z1tio11 11118 zilwnys 110111. RODUCERS

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FAC LTY mlex' the clireetio ll of the l'm-xxlly tlxe Cl1'ZlH12l of 111- Roy lliglx School slowly l'02lC'llCS ax 1-limzxx. So, when we l11-eolne Seniors, rnzxny of us :xt least sex-li :xml illJlJl'Cl'-l2llQ the uclvice zxml Qlllllilllil' of our tezxc'l1e1's, not only i11 our studies lllll also lll o1x1's1wizxlmftivities illltl Olll' plexus for the fixture. llezxliziixg' tlxal their exte11siVe t1fz1i11i11g :xml ex- 1JQl'l011CQ qualify tlxc-m to guide us, we l'0g'l'0l tlxzxl we 1li1l not take z1cl1'zx11tzxg'e ot' 1111-ix' willing'- ness to help as soon zxs we Cflllltl lnxve, :xml we lxope tlxzxt tlxe 1111- llOl'C'l2lSSII1Oll will lll'0fll' by our mistake. Fifth: Luther, Hall, Melanson, Bernard, Morrison. McRoberts, Wright, Seader, Perrone. Fourth: Parker, Redfern, Gage, Dixson, Horr, Murnan, Davis, Richardson. Third: Kettle, Clapper, Casey, A, Burton, Crittenden, Patrick, Wood, Capron. Second: Booth. Harrold, McLarty, Tully, Hanser, McKeon, Randall, Knight, Calvert. First: Reifsteck. Balmer, W. Burton, Gaffney, Myers, Neenan, Kipers. R