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

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IHARLES JOY U. S. NAVY Football 3, 45 Glee Club 5 Intramurals 35 Track 35 lilitary Drill 3, 45 Class !om's 2, 3. bAVID J. GRAYSON U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS . Oatkan Sta1T5 Track 3. V' 'ff 'QI 'M UK f:3'.?f..i qi 71-J 1 OUR BOYS IN SERVICE .. :,:- yn. , . 'Q W? f b YZ.,-,Y I 4 .2 22531 -235- .,,- ,nga , Fighting for a Better World JOHN JOY U. S. MERCHANT MARINE Glee Club 2, 35 Military Drill 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Foot- ball 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN RIDER U. S. NAVY Football 2, 3, 45 Tra 2, 35 Military Drill 3, Class Com's 1, 2, 3, 4, 'c , 1 5 if ,3ni: ., ' V .. i ff ,. - , ..v::-1:'.: -ff: gg , ?,j:.f.:,,-rfzvzf. ELWOOD LAWRENCE U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Dramatics Club 3, 43 Oatkan Stafllg Military Drill 3, 45 S-:mph Speaking Contest: Band 2. 35 Basket- ball 2, 35 Mgr. of Football Team 45 Mgr. Baseball Team 35 Intramurals 1, -15 Class Com's 3 . if 4 ' fw 4 1 f I 1 5 M ' A f 1 12 ka 2 0 ff 2 If ri, 'f Q4 3 ,2 ' La., f X , f, , W '50 :fly-?5'i 2 4 ff, :ff 214111, nf f gs, mf? :fif- 'ff -' ' 2iff1'7' ,f fax. ' f 'iitihfvz ,.--........ '

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SMI ALL-XTO Military Drill 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 1. 2. DONALD SNYDER Football 2. 3. 4: Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. 41 Military Drill 3. 4: Class Com's 2 3 4: Dramatics Club 23 Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 31 Student Council 1, 4: Point System-English L 3. DOLORES STEFANI Senior Play Com.: Vic- tory Corp 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Red 5: Black 4, In- tramurals 3, 4, Gym Exhib 3: O-at-kan 43 Nat'l Honor Society 4. LENA TABONE Victory Corps 3, 4, Class Committee 1, 2: Gym Ex- hib. 2. THE SEN IORS DOROTHY VAN ALST Intramurals 1: Class Com's 1, 2: Chairman Sophmore Speaking Con- test 2, Basketball 43 O-at- kan Staff: Military Drill 3, 4. JOHN RYAN Class Com's 1, 23 Chair- man Sophomore Speaking Contest 2g Basketball 43 O-at-kan Staff: Military Drill 3, 4.

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Ea t till ann Qitratlattuettt XYe. the class of 19-l-l. upon resigning from our lortlly position as seniors ol' l.e Roy Iligh School, In tr following will and testament for you, the class ol lil-lg. and hope that our successors can make their e as roud of them as we have been of our members for the past ll years. Leah :Xdams leaves her lirst seat in Study llall to Kermit .'Xrrington. May he stay in it more than she did. Yirginia Alexander leaves her dancing feet to Alonzo XYilson and gives him a ration stamp to go with them. Charles :Xlianell leaves all his nerve to Dolly Paladino. The army won't let him take it with him. Sam :Xmato leaves his daze to lflerbert Call, knowing it won't be tampered with. Lena :Xrgana leaves her cold to any junior who can get it. 'lim Baldwin leaves his drums to anyone who can play them as well. Agnes Bliler leaves her late dates to Sylvia Hayward. Lauris Bliss gladly leaves her seat in English to Doris DeLong with her best wishes. Eleanor Bolsei leaves her ability to get her homework in on time to the whole -lunior Class. Elaine Brooks leaves her dependability to anyone who can qualify. but there aren't many like her. Mary Jayne Casey leaves her Chemistry book to some ambitious 'lunior who will read it more than she has. Don Colle leaves his brush cut to Fred Kibler and the barber. Ruth Connor leaves her torch songs to Rene Carey to keep up the local morale. Christy Costa leaves his six feet to Bill Klinkbeil with a year to catch up to him. Rena Costa leaves her quietness to Zada Metzler who will keep it just as faithfully. Frank Crnkovich leaves his blushes to one of the very few bashful Qluniors. Betty 'lane Crocker leaves her football to any person who can get one. Connie Fallon leaves her business ability with Mrs. Yvatters for distribution next year. Laura May Farrand leaves the Red and Black in 'loyce Grahanfs keeping with a sigh tot re- lief l. lack Fay leaves-period. Margaret Fiorito leaves her drawing talent to Leonard Iannello for future reference. Doris Freheit leaves her diamond to Frieda DeLong and wonders if she will hold on to it throughout her Senior year. Shirley Gartley leaves her football outfit to anyone who can get into it. Virginia Hill leaves her beauty to Virginia Paganin who will run a close sec- ond. Charlie -loy leaves the football captaincy to? Tom Kemp won't leave his books to anybody, as he is going to be needing them. Jackie Knoll leaves her scholarship and her good nature to somebody who can keep them both. Dorothy Lapp leaves her glamour to Betty -lane Rogers, knowing it will be well cared for. Nina LoCastro will have to leave her cooperation to the entire -lunior class if they expect to equal it. lean Luttrell leaves her ability to square-dance to Barbara Beadle. May it bring to her every- thing it has to -lean. lean McEwen leaves her sleepiness to Donald liernutt with a good remedy- more sleep. Ned Mortimer leaves his used car to .lack Fagan so it won't take him so long to get home every night. Rose Misiti leaves Boomer to anybody who wants him. Ruth Munt leaves her alarm clock to Muriel Nixon who is badly in need ot one. Dick Murray leaves his place in the Aberle gang to ,lack lianaley. Shirley Rogers leaves her sleepless nights to XYinifred XYalters who doesn't know what to do with them. Tom Shaughnessy leaves his Physics knowledge to Mr. Smith for next year's classes. Don Snyder leaves his place in sports to Abe Machols and we know it will be well filled. Dorothy Van Alst leaves her personality smile to Beverly Foster to add to the one she already has. Mr. Bennett leaves his three desks to Miss Gourley so that she will, at last, have one of her own. Lastly, we, the Senior class, leave our initiative, our cooperation, our leadership. and our scholastic ability to the Junior class, so that they may keep up the standard next year. .lanes I. Blu.Dw1N, June 26, 1944. President