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

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5 WNNPRYQXQSSQSY Z, FSS -17 8 .iq 1 PLEDGE ALLEQIANCE TO THE FLAG or THE U'NITliD STATES OF AXMERICAV, AND TO THE NATION EOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NAT1oN, INDIVISIBLE, NVIT1-1 LIBERTY AND JUSTICE EOR ALL.

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. - s '. , -j:r.J- -7 . 1, . g' i '- ' 4: 'Vt' . . 5 Y A - , V i ii Y ' ' rf' -Q: f 'M' ' 'Alf' 1417 ' 'ii WU ., ,V , 4ffZLffL'fif ff 2 ,, V f l, GENTLEMAN - FARMER George of Let George do it fame was a piker alongside our Edward XY. Spry, Superintendent of Schools, Principal of LeRoy High School, President of the NX, State Teachers Association, chairman of advisory committee of the Draft Board, etc. Service transcending the definition of dutvl' might be the motto of Mr. Spry, as manifested in his de- votion to his profession, colleagues, and community. Remember when you walked into his office and haltingly presented him with a note from your his- tory teacher? Chances are he looked up from a pile of papers, and you felt sorry that your transgres- sions should disturb the labors of such a busy per- son. And you came out relieved, not so much that the interview was over. but that you had discovered what every L. H. S. student discovers, that Mr. Spry was determined that all his students should be on the right track, and graduate from their institu- tion with a wholeness of character. Those of us who have been given stability through that kindly advice know Mr. Spry as our director, whose insistence upon high scholastic ideals has brought L. H. S. more scholarships than any other school in the county-whose interest in his pupils has led him to sponsor many measures for the student body, for which we are exceedingly grateful. ,, A g lg..- . r