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

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IN THE LIMELIGHT Starting top right, reading clockwise: l ilCl1eerleaders tLee looks nioclestj 3 21 Carinicltael's come-on sntileg 55 Nancy XYl1ite, the out- door girlg -lj Mow-'ein down Scottg 55 Syracuse Music convention t l-l as Davis swallowed a canary?J 3 6l Cheerleaders again tXVlio's that inan?J 3 73 Qleta Calnan, junior beautyg Sl Lapp. Burt. and Downer ttltree reasons why boys skip g 95 Ruth Connor, the personality kidg lOl Football tl rivitera's intent on the birdie lg llj Press Confer- ence tthey werent this quiet in Syracusejg 129 tCenterj Senior Magazine Drive thlacalusoz the man of the hourl. . -All 26 lib V--

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J Upper left- Left bo right- Junior omeers: R. Stoddard, President J. Davis, Treasurer N. Mearig, Vice-President E. Artman, Secretary Upper right- Left to right- Sophomore ofiicers: T. Shaughnessy, President V, Hill, Secretary D, Lapp, Vice-President J. Luttrell, Treasurer Lower left- Left to right- Freshman oflicers: J. Kanaley, Vice-President J. Eagan, President G. Green, Treasurer M. Cravotta, Secretary Lower right- Left to right- Eighth grade officers: B. Smith. Vice-President R. Metzler, Secretary R. Janssen, President L, Argana, Treasurer THE PEOPLHS CHOICE Hob Stoclrlard, generally well-meaning rogue, popular, typical L. H. S. student, beloved by his junior classmates for his interest in them, and in so many extra-curricular activities tincluding red- headsj, and elected president of their large and promising class . . . Nancy Mearig, vice president and female manager of the -Iuniors, not to mention the Student Council, her efficiency and determined ideas make one wonder what kind of a life he would live if he were married to her . , . Madam Secretary is Elizabeth Artman , . . remember the votes she gathered for her candidate in the Student Council campaign? Miss :Xrtman leads her class in scholastic honorsg member of the National Honor Society, along with -lim Davis, who as Parton would tell you. made the books balance, ,lim likes to play in the musical organizations and packed his clarinet to Syracuse for the much-renowned music convention. Chosen to lead the Sophomores, the one and only Thomas Shaughnessy was the man for the job . . . with a name like a football coach or a Tam- many politician, how could he fail to succeed? He's one of the school's best citizens . . . Dorothy Lapp -.. ,gf 28 is no bust when it comes to master-minding, but no doubt the mere sight of the pretty one is enough to keep the class contented at its meetings . . . Not that her coitfure helps her push a pen. but that's what secretary Yirginia Hill is noted for, among other things . . . The girl-minded sophomores must have had it in for Shaugnny when they elected three girls to their cabinet: the treasurer is lean Luttrell, whose citizenship and smile are equally noted. and whose devotion to a certain Junior is rarely, but rarely, questioned. The Frosh continue to be the most ambitious class . . . 'lack Fagan is their leader-elect, and is in there, with a berth on the reserves. a cornet post in the band, a position on the crack tumbling squad. and no end of friends at his arm . . . Mary Cravotta is one of the rare humans with good friends and no enemies, willing to do her part, and more, if asked . . . vlerry Green, the treasurer, is headed for his siste1 s service record in L. H. S .... but he should go further, for he's a man . . . jack Kanaley, with more of a nose for activity than for homework, is the frosh vice president. . Ep..- tm'