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

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F A A l We Gratefully neaicaie 7 7 7 the 1947 O-AT-KAN to MU: Edward W. Spry, whose Sj'I7lf7t'IfllCfl'f' advice and kindly Itfadcrslzif oifcfr flzv -vmrs, we haw rome to low' und afvprrciatc. Thirty Six Years of Service Edward XY. Spry began his education in a one room rural school and was graduated from Albion High in 1907. The receipt of a scholar- ship made college a possibility and he was grad- uated from the University of Rochester in 1911. He secured a Master's Degree from the same institution in 1922. He spent thirty-five and a half years in public education as follows: 1911-12 1912-17 1917-26 1927-28 1928-46 Principal, Groveland Principal. Savannah Supervising Principal. XVebster Superintendent, Owego Superintendent, Le Roy -. .4 6 Mr. Spry resigned his school position in Dec- ember, 1946, and is now back where he started -on the farm. Mr. Spry was averse to giving additional data concerning his career as a teacher and school administrator but did make among others these comments respecting that exper- ience and his present convictions. Probably his grvaimrf thrill as a teacher came that evening in Savannah when the two debate teams he had coached, one to support, one to oppose the payment of American vessels using tolls by privately owned the Panama Canal, won the judges decision in both debates with two larger high schools. 5