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

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I .I n DEDICATION TO THE TEACHERS AND ALUMNI OF LE ROY HIGH SCHOOL XVHO ARE Now IN SERVICE FOR THE UNITED STATES OF .KMERICA, PROTECTING THE RIGHTS AND IIRIvILEC.Es NVE, AS AMERICANS, HAVE so LONG CLAIMED AS OUR I-IERITAc.E, THIS O-AT-KAN IS DEDICATED. 2 -L E ,I.4.1..,..':I, 1 V ,L L,

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Z- A Brief on Preparations for Future Campaigns CForeword7 One of the most essential threads in the fabric of our democracy is the animal graduation of senior classes from public high schools all over the United States. To this interminable pattern another group of classes will be added, the members of which upon graduation will be forced to meet problems far graver and to undertake tasks far more difficult than those of preceding classes. Wlhether or not we, as one of these classes called upon by this hour of history, are prepared for such paramount responsibilities. only the future can reveal. In composing this Q-AT-KAN of 1945, we hope to leave behind us a tangible record of what is being done by Le Roy High School toward making ready our class and the oncoming classes to meet the challenge offered by this great world crisis. Military aspects of the present day have suggested the theme around which this publication is built. fi , of f A s Bs. ,ff-!!,jf 'Mx ,Vi ' fr'J1'i'.- ,- .. ,

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CITATION XYe, the Senior Class of 12743, have been signally honorecliby our association with Ensign Matthew XY. Gaffney, U. S. N. XYe have conie to know him as a thorough scholar, an inspiring teacher and a true friend -in short, everything a teacher coulcl he. ', ' 1 il lo ' ' ' ll , it iq: 3 ' r',3i'-H ,K 'lizlfiilw iibiwlmriiz,zggglm tligjwwyggiii iam--i','Igi1,iil1i,vImiff- - ' 'WUI l .-.i: i,,.,..,.. -ll: i .if