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

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Honor Roll ,f'?1ii f'7 ,-Il' 5 fl' 'E . V' '-v'!hlf', H They must Win some HEIIIITITQ, fatal climax t ir Sk with their lives. - IS'fiegfrILefl Sassomz. t ik .ERNEST ROELEE JAMES ROBLEE LELAND ROBLEE LENNIS ROBLEE LLOYD ROBLEE ROBERT ROONEY CHARLES ROWE THOMAS ROWE WALTER ROWE DONALD ROWLAND EARL RUI-IENS DONALD RUDGERS SAMUEL RUSSO JAMES RYAN THOMAS RYAN .ALFRED SANDERSON GERALD SAVVDEY RICHARD SAWDEY GEORGE SCHEG EDWARD SCHEUING HERMAN SCIIEUING JAMES SCHEUING JOHN SCHEUING PHILIP SCHEUING CHARLES SCOTT LAVERGNE SCOTT VVILLIAM SCOTT HENRY SEAGER GERALD SEELEY ROLLAND SEELEY VVILLIAM SELDEN AN'l'liONY SERUSA JOSEPH SERUSA JAMES SEXSTONE GERALD SHAUGIINESSY FRANCIS SHEPARD PAUL SHERMAN RONALD SHERMAN ROBERT SIMMS ALFONSO SINCFERNELLI ROYAL SMITH XVARD SPERRY RICHARD SPRY ROBERT SPRY EDWARD STEEANI GEORGE STEFANI HENRX' STEVENS ALFRED STEVERSON ROBERT STODDARU EDWARD STONE JOHN STONE THOMAS STOWELL FRANKLIN STROBEL JOHN SUTHERLAND WILLIAM SUTHERLAND DOMINIC GFABONE JOSEPH 'FABONE PHILIP TAIIONE BRYANT TAYLOR REXFORD TAYLOR DAVID THOMAS RICHARD THOMAS RUSSELL THOMAS MIL'f0N TIIOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON EULA TOAL ROBERT TRUSCOTT JOSEPH TUCCI SALVATORE TUCCI ROBERT 'FULLY WALTER UHLX' GORDON VYADER .ANTHONY XGXNGALIO JOHN XIANGALIO EARL VAN SLYKE JOSEPH XZERNACCINI STEPHEN VERNACCINI SALVATOR YWONA ELLS W O RT H WA DE XMILBUR WADE -- Arif 10 TRY-- IRMA VVATTS XVENDELL VVEBBER RAYMOND XVEILAND XVILBUR VVEILAND HAROLD XYHITE BURTON XVHITING CHARLES XVHITING J. REID XVI-IITING ROBERT XYHITING RICHARD XVILLIAMS HERBERT XNYIRSING ELLSWORTH XVOOD BERNARD XYRIGHT HENRY XVRIGHT CHARLES YACUZZO ELWYN YvAGER ANTONIA ZALACCA SAMUEL ZALACCA CARL ZIMMERMAN FRANCIS ZIMMERMAN HENRY ZIMMERMAN FACULTY XYILFRED BURTON FRANKLIN COPP MATTHEW GAFFNEY DONALD HORR HARRIET KARPP .ALLEN LUTHER WALTER NICROBERTS J. EDMORE RQELANSON . COURTLEY PARKER JAMES PERRONE HENRY RICHARDSON SAMUEL SEADER ARTHUR SELD EDWARD TROST XMILBUR XV RIGHT

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x ' K , t 'V' . M. .. ,',g,,,,,k a w. .,.. , . . aff V Nh 'Q L-0' Edward W. Spry Major General In Charge of Operations Hvorthy of the title of Le Roy's first citizen is Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Edward XY. Spry, Major General in charge of the Le Roy pub- lic school forces. Since he is a rather modest per- son and generally shtms publicity, there are prob- ably many people in Le Roy who do not appreciate the tremendous service he is performing on behalf of every resident of Le Roy and its neighboring areas. Let us acquaint you then, if you do not al- ready know him, with our trusted friend and ad- visor. Mr. Spry. By vocation he is a well advanced member of the teaching profession, having received his Master of Arts degree some years ago at the University of Rochester. By avocation he is a farmer, and a very good one from all reports. His first concern is, of course, operation of the school system. This entails the preparing of num- erous reports and, above all, careful planning. XVith the present shortage of teachers he is kept constant- ly busy attempting to maintain a full faculty, let alone one that is wholly competent. He has always prided himself on having one of the best faculties in this section of the country and is not one to sacrifice such worthy precedent without a struggle. The faculty problem, however, is not the only one brought on or accelerated by the war. XVith the .gif C 1 J setting up of a rationing program Mr. Spry found himself supervisor of the distribution of ration cards, a complicated and unenviable job. Member- ship on the advisory committee to the local draft board also consumes a great deal of his valuable time. To round out this already extensive program Mr. Spry is active in the Rotary Club, church work, and various teachers' organizations throughout the state, especially the exe:utive committee for the Central XYestern Zone. Above all these activities and duties, however, there is one interest which always stands foremost in his mind. That interest lies in the welfare of all Le Roy students. ln spite of the countless other duties which constantly heckon to him, Mr. Spry always finds time to advise the student or to work for any project which will be beneficial to him. XYhen one enters Mr. Spryfs office to seek ad- vice or for some other reason. he has a feeling of guilt for he sees a desk stacked high with papers and knows that he is interrupting a man whose every moment is precious. XVhen he leaves the of- fice he feels as one must always feel after coming into contact with a truly dynamic personality and realizes that Mr. Spry is really a pal in the full sense of the word. -1 : iw. - V 0- ' ' I- E if