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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

r K 1 Q . fa' 5 1, r ,1. 31 3 b 1 4 f 1 , Nr 1-vig:-ew--an .. , .yzqggsfs l I E 1 14 1 3 1 5 s 5 1 L 1. il F .-..-,--.,,,---Y-.-., .... ,. ,m--, Tl ,. 1 ,gl , .W I W- ,A .g . 4,5 if f 1 U .,. ,r , H .' V fl mt h.. .4 xwl g'5V'r?rF. 1 ., IM' :M ,VI1 ni . 1 I ' J: ,.7 ' r L' , , f V. : 4, . 1 51, , I , f v, if V f ' 1 - Z: k 11- ' .f X, f ax I ' r P 1' 4 ii ' 11, E: ' 1 V ' Ju, HN , P J' V 5' .1 4, lx 2' r F C . if ' Q , 4 L , . , lf , -5 1 1 1 A .I A, fs L The 1 948 O-AT-KAN Presented By The Senior Class of LeRoy High School LeRoy, N. Y. I B ba Ca , Editor Clarine M Business Manager Shirley Nlo El Clark, Associates Foreword Q., The Class of '48 has compared its high school career to a voyage, Cur Class has learned the ropes and weathered many storms together. Now we are nearing one port with our approaching gradu- ation but we hope these years have pre- pared us for the much longer voyage on the sea of life. Next year we will leave the familiar shores of home and sail into the un- known. XVhat we meet there we can not know. This 1948 Oatkan has attempted to picture our progress on the high seas of education. A 9 2 I be . V ,4 p q.T.a,,-.-.e.,f, Christening the Ship gf- lx To Mrs. Knoll, a wonderful shipmate and friend, we gratefully dedicate this book. XVe are only too proud to say that she boarded the ship with us when we began our voyage as Freshmen, but sorry to know that she will leave it with us when we go as Seniors. It will seem strange to visit the ship again and not hear her familiar Hello , but we all know that each one of ns will be warmly welcomed into her home as we always have been. O -. 4 .- xe .1 SK .. J .WN x1'y..Q,p.,Q,' -Ev 4 V wp ' ' ' x v.. h A .. .4- A, fu xx --.. ,nv ,Kali Y -x wav. vm. K b ij.. :,x - '.,,.' -..., . -ra I ml ' 3111, , wi.. L X fig, , . ,nf n,. , x..-Ln ,, , 3- . Q 1-YfY1'ft '.'y, .' , .M Qs' J 'Q373 gj f ,. -1 J , 5' fxmfiffgf, ' ujifnei fo 4 4 1, ,, , 44 -,wr ma M A 4,4430 Q A Y I, 1 3 , X ,fp Xi Wiz, ' wg QAXS '4 1 ,K A-N-S' SN. I X 9 X A 'N 'X I 4 I V ' ,VW-r,.,.,,.w,,ff0n,..qM 1 ,ib- y 6 4 ' ' N.. Overlooking Home Port Q.. .W if li sw-W Cf' f . ' TABLE Briefing the Crew Boot Training Taking Shore Leave Challenging the Foe Sponsoring the Voyage OF CONTENTS . Administration Classes Activities Athletics Advertising ......,.w.. .. .nf,gs.'..f,,f:n1sn. ... ..:.n:.f BRIEFING THE CREW . --,fyf ' h ,W 1, .En 1' A . ' ,Av EE'!'uu.i Q 4l.....-l-T N, . .Qi ,fa-ftgf' ' q,.-stew-5.,' ' Guiding the Ship if I-5' , - M - ,awww i I I Seated: 1'll:1x'lvs XVl1itv, Sidney IL U'Sl1e-'11, H. Kirk T1-nlient, Siillllllllgi Lester A. I'1'i4lg1-on, Grnv4-r XV. Iaipp, Matthew NV. i,i2lff11Py, Dr. XVillinin G, Stanton Ili. ll. lu. A. Milne. Board of Education CHARLES XAYHITE - Retired from business, Mr. Wfhite is still very interested in community artivities. SIDNEY Q7SHEA - A man of many jobs who serves the community by building new apart- ments for Le Roy's increasing population. KIRK TENANT - Not only is he the manager of Kemp 81 Lane, but he devotes much of his time to the school and community. LESTSR PRIDGION - He is general manager of jello and our local ahthority on atomic energy. GROVER LAPP - Mr. Lapp is treasurer of the Lapp Insulator Company and one of the men who founded it. -. 42+ 10 MATTHEW XV. GAFFNEY - The superintendent of schools. A man who gained the respect of the community through his deep interest in the education of Le Roy's youth. CLARENCE LAPP - Mr. Lapp is the co-owner of Joseph Lapp Lumber Yard. He succeeded Dr. Stanton on the board when Dr. Stanton moved away. DR. R. E. A. NIILNE - Deceased. Both the com- munity and the school were deeply grieved by the death of Dr. Milne, a prominent member of the board and a man whose service to the community will never be forgotten. +35 ..- z' 'i 1 1-53 fx?-SJ NI iss Ihai.1-Lx llitiixixmi Vim' l'1'im'l'f'i1f i ifiiurgelic :mil fi'iL-iiclhy Nlixs l'ici'i1:u'rl hm RI,xi'Tiii1xx' XY, limfifxiix' iiiziiiitwim-fl the Nhipk hug :mil kwin :ill i'vCul'clx in Sf!, L'I'1JIfUIl:iClIf iff .Yflzfwlx 'h'l Nh5ll'V- 'il whit thu oiursc if-r thc ship. i.uRoy. 1 R . Viiifiic film-Ulf, MV. liziriiiuy hu- iicciiiiiwi thu - aiu -link. iw '1J,'iii'e top shiifs cal-iii vii thi iii' iw pcfiwriiizuicc frwiii I-wth pci'-Hiiiirl :mil eqiiipiiii-iii hc Eizif c-wrriiiiaic-1 the fliipk qiutwitiux mmm :hi- eiigiiic r...wm in thu iippur -luck. 5.XNlL'lil. R. lliuxxiiii Mr. Hciiiicti hm m-nriivfl thc rm-siwct 1 fl:-nu' uf tha' Ntll'iL'l1I hmly. , l'riurijml uf l,i' lfwvx' High ,Yrlnml XX'itIi hix friuiivlh' guiding hand im thc huhn mil ccmh Miss IRAN STEI,I,.X , , . . , A ' .Xw ZUIYISUI' in the 5lll1'iCl1t L uuiicil :mil 5-ciimi Svrvl ir ' - - - 1 I -X lluss hc has hm-ii cmqm-i':ilix'c :mil ins pii itum'il 1 t fk1C'U 'l in hi giiiflmiu- Ti1I'HllQi1 ri aiiccvwtiil yi-'ir Never to busy to answer sturcn 5 g l . , Miss Stella has aided Mr. fiatiiicy in th-f smimtli running of administration detailx. ..,il, ff. Instructing the Ensigns X SV N q 1 Nl. -s..m-was Ifpper Left: Miss l+'o1-tiniller, Mr. Mauigefrinla and Mr. Perrone observe the lk-'illltj' of the Oa1tk:1. Vppc-' Ri-'l1t' 'l' ' ' ' I , . ljllli., to torget lllf'lI' classes 21 Illfillll-'llf are Mr. Mclioberts, Mrs. llilllllkl' nnnl Mr. Fri-ill-rick. Lower Lf-ft: Miss E 'k in son :nnsl Mr. Ll1lll+?1' voiiipnre their music i,'l'IlfI'l'I 'Flinsv pmf-til-:nl Home Ev. courses were t:111g:l1t hy Mrs. Henilerson. Lower Right: Mrs. Knoll nnnl Mr. Horr try to talk :tt MRS. IVY BALMER, B.AA., B.L. Ohio Wesleyan Years of service makes her counsel invaluable, especially to Sophomores and Student Council mem- bers. Teaching Sophomore English and coaching young orators fills out a busy season. JOHN H. COPE, B. Ed. State Teachers College, Fredonia Much sought after as keeper of the book room, he still finds time to teach seventh graders arith- metic. and do some graduate work at the University of Rochester. MISS IRMA DEVOE, B.S., M.A. Syracuse Uizi-versity, University of Buffalo An admirer and collector of fine art objects, she is referred to by her social studies students as the teacher of the many hair do's. It is a generally known fact that she has more pep and vigor than most of her students. Miss EVELYN H. FORTMILLER, B.A., M.A. Slate Teachers College, Albany, Columbia llniiversity An enthusiastic sports' fan, her classroom is always open to geometry and algebra students. By her precept and example, National Honor Society members are guided in their activities. WILLIAM C. FREDERICK, B.S., Ed. M. Ll7ll V3 'l'Hllj,l of Rochester He worries over Oatkan deadlines when not kept busy by those Junior High angels . e 1 enilnnce i11 the senior lioiueroonl, Miss KATHLEEN HARROLD, B.S. State Teachers College Fredonia, Columbia University She spends her mornings teaching art funda- mentals to high school students, then shuttles over to the Wolcott Street School for the afternoon. GERALD HASE, B.S. State Teachers College, Cortland Equally at home in a chemistry lab., on a basket- ball floor, or the cinder track, next year he will trade science for a full physical education schedule. MRS. NANCY HENDERSON State Teachers College, Buffalo During the week she teaches Home Economics. Weekends she is in Buffalo practicing her skill in cooking for her husband. MISS l-IARRIET HOFFMAN, B.A. Syracuse University P8Sld6S teaching Latin she is also the one who makes sure that the Red and Black gets out on time. DONALD Home, B.S. New York State College for Teachers, Albany The tribulations of running that oversized home room 26 never seem to disturb him. As a sideline he teaches Science. -mf 10 ly. 1.- ..i Q1 l FA: 16-3 i3iH',I,..' Xxx? 'rf' V1-per In-ft: Miss lllllllllllll. Mrs, xvlllllllllvt' :lllll Bliss ll:-Yoo. Inks- tlnu- out for a -lnl--t nronn-nl on the 1-rl-ek hunk. Vin-r Right: .Inst Inu-lf: from lunch are- Bllss llarrohl. Mlss K1-tllv and Nllss llllsh. ll I,-,wer Lv-ft: Mr, Porn- spends part of hls noon hour sr-Illng hooks ln I-:ng--r fun-lf-nts. H-un-r. Mr. llase points :alll al 'lang'-runs 4-ompounrl. Low.-r Right: Our pliyslval Q-alnvatlon te-au-ln-rs, Bliss Morley :un-l Mr. Walsh conf:-r. MISS BIARLAN KEFTLE, B.A., M.A. Rochester and Colzcmbirz l.l11il'0r'Sifft'H Besides teaching English to the Seventh grade and administering the high school testing program. she looks after her two dogs, Imp and Satan , MRS. RUTH G. KNOLL. B.S. .llount Union Collrffc She is a second mother to the Senior Class. She a'so manages to teach Biology and English III. XY. ALLEN LUTHER, M.A. Stole Tmchcrf' College, Potsdam, Columbia I,7IlIl'Fl'Nll1l In charge of all instrumental work he still finds time tc play clarinet in Al Luthcr's Orchestra . Being the newest faculty papa has developed his ear for that midnight howl. JOSEPH IIIANGEFRIIDA State Teachers College, Geneseo, Oswego Coaching baseball, fixing the loud speaker and the movie machine, plus teaching Industrial Arts really keeps 'him occupied. YVALTER C. MCROBERTS, M.A. Miami Ijniwf-sity, Ohio He teaches Senior English and each year adds another ten years to his life, directing the Senior play. -'eil iii DOROTHY ANN Momscv Stuff' Trim-hc,-.N College, Corfluml Trying to teach unbalanced girls to stand on their heads or do a backward roll was one of her hardest jobs this year. .IAMts Penrzoxiz Alfred Lwzirm-xity Giving students rides to school and coaching his Jay Vee Basketball team all add up to the wonder- ful mathematics teacher he is. ANNE S. RUSH, B. Fd. Stuff' Tcurlzcrs College, Gl'lll'Nl'll, C'ldrl.' Llniwcr.s1'ly Cutside her social studies class room she leads a sc-out troup and always lends a helping: hand with costumes for a chorus production. EDWARD A. IVALSH, M.A. Stan- T4-ovhfrs College, Corllrlml, Cfflllllllllfl LvlllI'Q'I'Wlfjl Ars athletic director, football and basketball coach, his efforts have ever been to teach the essentials rf fair play and good sportsmanship. NIARY Jo IVILLIAMICE, B.S. College of Mount Sain? lvlIlt't ll4l She has her hands full with her .Iunior homeroom plus teaching future stenagraphers the ropes, I I- 56.2 ,1 1' Teaching the 'fG0bs cm, Wolcott Street School Faculty Vpln-r In-fl: ll. IL M-vn-l':4, ll, M1-tzlvr, V1-me-r IA-I'I: ll. 'l'rlls1-Ott, lilmlw-rp::rrt1-n. I pw-r lliprhl: Il, 4'm-ufy, Ihr, 4'h:nrlu-s Gram-y. S1-ulwl: IC. Kirlry, Nl, 1':nlx'4-l'1,A. IlwIl'e-rll, U. 'l'ru1l1-I. ll. My4'l'S. U. N1-Q-nun. li. Clnpper, D. N1l 'IlI'lllj', W. Slmlw-s. g,,,,,,H,,ff Il, 'l'pm4f-nur, l,, 'I'Imv'n, li. Rlll!'l':r,x', I-I. Hiflvr, ll, Hlvvn. ll. Murnnn, l'. lfllzgul-11141. . I- K. llnrrolwl. .l. Frmzr, Ii, Me-tzln-rl H. 1nru-y. . .gif ff., ,lf . , A 'X Holding the Ship's Papers '- 6'5- ,f .... H ami Library Lower: Bliss lillrron :intl Bliss Nlziril elif-el. out Iioolts, The citizens of Le Roy are especially proud of the lN'oodward Memorial Library. one of the finest libraries in lYestern New York. that was made possible by the generous donations of the XYoodward family. Recently. Le Roy experienced a great loss. with the death of one of New York's greatest philanthropists, Mr. Ernest L. XX'oodward. Mr. XYoodward was a great man. not only interested in this community and its welfare. but in the furthering of both public and higher education. ln his will Mr. XYoodward left to the library, in a trust fund, one hundred thousand dollars. a gift which will be gratefully appreciated by the future generations of Le Roy to come. -A 1 5 The library building is a heautilul addition to both the school canipus and the village. lt holds on its shelves a complete and up to date eolleetion of literature which is constantly being used hy the high school and XX'oleott Street students alike. The librarians. Bliss llurton and Bliss XYard are in great demand hy harried students who have an assignment to hand in the next period. They are also sought after hy those who want a good book they can read in a few days or so. Hur hats are off to these two people who are always so ready to help us. I if Meeting the Faculty any 1. Mlm IIuI'I'm:ul .Klwzlys llflmvlmr hulrlrln-N 2. Mr. In-nun-rt Hlxlln-:4 :1 'If-g: f ffk. Missa-S Morlvx, illlfl l'iIx:41-l':ll4I l11wm4Iv:mr w'll1 Mr, lin-nm-tl 4. Mr. HUllIll'fI Sol1mll11,Q!M't'f:Ls 'usual .,.. N..-Q Ilzlvlln-I'r-1 I-lm-rtzuilu li. Mr. :lull Mrs. Vmu-I1 T, Yum! Yum! 'IU-:uvlnv,y's wnly wIf':uwH1ty rin- in I1ulllw4II'I:lI In-zlrllw wvlrlpvtitinll Elf 12. .lilullly Illlllrly, l1:1r0l4I IC1vfll,lf'll:ll:l'1is RnIw1'fS mul G11411-gp llalll nur lll:lIllI:lilu-lu-w slufl' In-vp svlnml llvnlslm- NI. 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Milne. 1944-45 lst Leg of the VOYAGE Our first VOYAGE. and were we proud to be classified as high school students. Miss Kettle and Mrs, Knoll had been appointed as our class advisors and when it came to putting on our f'Freshman Fi-olic , we thanked our lucky stars that we had two people who really maneuvered us around and showed us the ropes. XVe gave it the special name of XYinter XYonderland and even went so far as to choose a Snow Queen. As far as we were concerned, the hand was practically built around the Freshman members. XYhy just think, Barb Fagan, a Freshman, was drum majorette for the whole band. Almost unbelievable! l 1945-46 Znd Leg of the VOYAGE lVe didn't set sail very readily in our Znd year, The only important event in September was our election of crew officers. The boys got the upper hand in this event, but that didn't keep the girls out of the running, for it happened that they gave forth with an all-girl speaking contest, Shirley Morris proved tops in this, But the music for this orator' exhibition certainly took the cake. lX'ho will ever forget Ringo Graham taking time out during his performance to look at his watch! Came May, it was only appropri- ate to have a May llance, May pole and all, and what's more we had -lim liorror's Ambassadors for music. A definite success , l946-47 .ird Leg of the YHYAGIC lVe are now upper crewmen! But still we envied the Seniors in Room 26, which to U5 -..gg MRs. KNOLL MR. BENNETT seemed a paradise where you could come in at any time and still not be counted late, Com- manding Officer. Grace Gelsomino, and advisors. Miss DeVoe and Mr, McRoberts. worked hard to bring us out on top deck, and that they did. Vfe even showed signs of making money. for we more than broke even on the big event of the year. the -lunior Prom. At our second big Shin- dig. the -lunior Frolic. we had a real country hoedown with round and square dancing to Happy Hammanls music. ln the Larkin Speaking Contest, the class of '43 walked all over the Seniors, with Peggy Munt taking first prize. - Now on to port. 19-L7-48 Port of Call! 3 Graduation XYe've finally come out on top deck with -lim Milne, Class President. Mrs.Knoll ,and Mr. Bennett Advisors. having done a top-notch job of guiding us home. It seems as if we've spent most of the year trying to think up ways to make money for our Senior trip. The magazine drive in September, cards and wrapping paper in October and Nov- ember, and then a slight breather to study for -lanuary exams, was the schedule for the first semester. As soon as those tests, tthose nec- essary evilsi were out of the way. the Senior Play got underway. After our talented pro- duction of Dear Ruth in March, came the big social event of the year, the Senior Ball. Having proved a bake sale an easy way to make money in November, we held another one in April to make some extra money for our trip. On April 22nd, we packed our bags, and. took off to New York. There is not one Senior tor chaperonei who will ever forget that memorable trip. and the fun we had. Land has been sighted, and soon we will be ashore. NYC will never forget our years in L. H. S., our many friends. successes and fail- ures, and most of all, the fun we have had weathering the storms together. im.-- ,, 1-15,53 wc-4. 'ZW 1, 4 ' '- 'l - - 1 - rlnnuuuenfmm-w,.v.-.,-...,. .,. ' -tp, , , Axt.,..a. , John David Ball Clas Comm. 4: Football 3: Intramurals 3i Interclax Basketball 3: Donald Robert Ball Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Interclass Basketball 2, 3. 41 Judith Ann Ballard Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 GA.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Oatkan 4: Circulation Ed.g Senior Play Cast 43 Music Emblem 3: Red Cross 1, 23 NYSSMA State finals 1, 2,35 Dra- matics Club 43 Soph. Speaking Contestg Eng. L 4: Red 8: Black 3, 43 Interclass Basketball 41 Debate Club 43 Patricia Marguerite Barone Student Council 13 Chorus 1: Oaikan 43 Class Comm. 45 Intramurals 43 Red Cross 21 Red 85 Black 4g Charles llnrold Alexander Camera Club 21 Class Committee 41 Vincent Anthony Antingore Student Council lg Chorus 1, 21 Class Comm. 43 Football 1, 2,3,41 Track 1.2, 3,41 Schenectady Track meet 31 Interclass Basketball 31 Intramurals 3,41 Vincent Salvatore Antinore Red Key Society 4: Chorus 2.3: Football 2. 3, 41 Baseball 21 Basketball 1, 21 Music Em- blem 3, Intramurals l, 2, 33 Interclass Basketball 2,31 Mgr. of Boys Athletics 2i Track 2,33 l 541.2 -fl 21 lie' .Ft l 2 , ol 31 The Seniors i Charles Edward Brownell Baseball 2,35 Basketball l,3,45 Intra- murals 2: Student Council 45 Class Comm. 35 Dean Elbert Burrell Student Council 25 Red Key Society 4: Basketball Mgr. 2,3,45 Mgr. Baseball 2, 3.45 Louisa Ann Call Dramatics Club 3,45 Red Key Society 4: Band 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Oatkan 45 Senior Play Comm 45 Class Comm, 45 Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 3rd, prize 45 Music Emblem 3: Arthur Nelson Calmes Student Council 1, 25 Senior Play Comm, 45 Class Comm, l,2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1,2, 35 Baseball Mgr. 45 Red Cross 1, 25 , .,,. ,, X yi ' -, QM 1 , -fx- James J. Borror Student Council 2, 3,45 Chorus 4: Red 8: Black 35 Oatkan, Advertising Ed, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Comm, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Interclass Basketball 35 ESSPA Conference 45 NYSSMA State Finals 45 Athletic Associa- tion 45 Citizenship Conference Syracuse 45 Track 45 Debate Club 45 Lee Mark Bossart Glider Club 15 Band 3, 45 Oatkan 45 Class Comm. 1, 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 2, 35 Dance Band 4: Red Key Society 45 Football 3, 45 if I il :ff Vliwmlnvnwx' -r--'warm-w-u v we- -..- lwffi 56.2 Agnes J. Car-li Dramatics Club 2. 3, 4: Red Key Society 4: Red Crow 1.2: Commercial Club 4: Vlnydays 2. 3: Numeral 2: G.A.A. 3: Intramurals 2. 3: Class Comm. 2. 3, 4: Oat-kan 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Red X Black 2. 3: Camera Club 2: Barham Emily Carr Student Council 3: QV. Presi 4: Drnmatics Club 2, 3. 4: Red Key Society 4: Nat. Honor Society 4: Camera Club 2: Glider Club 1: Band 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. -li Red K Black 2. 3: Oatltan Ed.-1: Claw Comm. 1. 2. 3. 4: Soph. Speaking Contest, 3rd Prizc: Intramurals 2. 3: Interclax: Basketball 4: Playduys 2, 3: E.S.S.P.A. Conference 4: NYSSMA State Finals 2. 3. 4: Girls State 3: Jr, Town Meet- ing of the Air 4: Eng. L 3: Red Cross 1, 2: Leaders Club 2. 3: GAA. 1. 2. 3, 4: Gold Lyre 4: Music Emblem 3: All State Band 4: Orchestra 3: j 'Hs -. z! :J ll . -My QM, 1,1- Eileen Ruth Clark Student Council 4: Red Key Society 'Presb 4: Nat. Honor Society 4: Oatkan 1Associate Ed.l 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm, 3, 4: Soph. Speaking Con.: E.S.S.P.A, Conference 4: Music Emblem 31 Clasa Secy. 4: Shield 4: Camera Club 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Red 8: Black 3: Larkin Speaking Con, 3, 4, 2nd prize 4: Numerals 3: English L 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Pliiydays 2: Shirley Mae Cone Red Key Society 4: Chorus 3: Oatl-tan 4: Class Committees 2, 4: Charles Cusimo Cordaro Student Council 4: Red Key Society 4: Chorus 2. 4: Oatl-can 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Class V, Pres, 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Victor Angelo Costa Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Red Cross 1. 2: .. W... .A.i........W 1.1, ...- K ner-' '-9.1.1 ,t :4 -,gina-, 51,1 The Seniors ., . if-EJ , , f f wif? ff . gb fg,,g'!4-3,41 mf?.f:2M521 Barbara Jane Fagan Student Council 1, 2, Treas. 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan 43 Leaders Club 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Eng, L 33 Intramurals 1, 33 Play- day 33 E.S.S.P,A. Conference 43 Music Em- blem 33 NYSSMA State Finals 2, 3, 42 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 43 Class Oflicer 13 Pepsi Cola Scholarship Test 43 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 1, 23 Soph. Speaking COl1l',EStQ Red 8.5 Black, Girls Sports Ed. 3, Bus. Mgr. 43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 41 Richard Fagan Returned to school after serving with the army. Carol Helaine Criger Red Key Society 43 Camera Club 2: Red 85 Black 2, 3, 43 Oatkan 43 Class Comm. 2, 3, 43 G-AA. 1, 2, 3 43 Intramurals 2 3, 43 Cheer- leader 2, Commercial Club 43 Red Cross 1, 23 Joseph Andrew Crnkovich Student Council 33 Band 1, 23 Football 3 capt. 43 Baseball 23 Basketball 2, 3, capt. 43 Track 3, 43 Intramurals 13 Clayton Douglas Dimick Red Key Society 43 Rachel Leanora Drayo Student Council 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Red Key Society 43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Soph. Speaking Con- testg Leaders Club 4: GAA. 1, 2, 3, Secy, 45 Eng. L 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Chairman Rep. Nomination Convention 43 D.A.R. Freshman Yr.3 Red dz Black Cir- 011180011 Ed. 43 Oatkan 43 E.S.S.P.A. Con- ference 43 0 -v 'Vg .44 5'9 - O Ltr !1'L'lmlnoe':rvum-r,,-v-ux- vw--a -- xJiW F'- Grace Marie Gelsomino Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4: Dranmlics Club 3, 4: Red Key Society 4: Nat. Honor Society 3: Treas. 4: Camera Club 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Red S Black 3. News Editor: 4 Editor: Ont- kan 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Eng, L 3: Intru- murals 1, 2, 3: Playdays 1, 2, 3: E.S,S.P.A. Conference 3. 4: Music Emblem 3: Clnss Pres. 3: D.A.R. award 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Class Comm, 1, 2. 3, 4: Soph. Speaking Con- test: Leaders Club 4: G..-LA. 1. 2, 3, 4: Jay Warren Goines Band 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Rep. Nomination Convention 4: Transferred from Morristown, New Jersey. Richard Graham Student Council 3, 4: Nat. Honor Society 3. 4: Camera Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3. -1: Oatkan 4: Class Comm, 1, 2, 3, 4: Eng. L. 3, Track 1, 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 1. 2: Mgr. of Mag. Drive 4: Music Emblem 3: Orchestra lj All state band 4: Class Odicer, V. Pres, 3: Pepsi Cola Scholarship test 4: Red Cross Jr. 1, 2: Dance Bend 4: Citizenship award 1, Salu- tatorian 4: Bowling 3: Joyce Elizabeth Hemmer Chorus 3, 4: Red R Black 3, 4: Oatkan 4: Class Comm. 3, 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Play- days 2. 3: Red Cross 1, 2: wget V M H 4:9 . , we-4, 5: .- .54 ' K r 4 .-'l -'-'Ii L25 is-H - fi ir 5 Lvl 5 ---V Florence Ann Henry Camera Club 2: Rod 8: Blzck 2, 43 Class Comm. 3, 4: G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Inter class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Gladys Eleanor Hoe Red Cross Jr. 2: E.S.S.P.A. Conf. 4: Play- days 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: G.A,A. 3, 4: Soph. Speaking contest: Class comm, 3: Slnior Play comm, 4: Oatkan 4: Red 8: Black 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 3, 43 ....- .. ..., .,,f-.-- 4-.,,:4,,N1-11 The Seniors Berniece E, Hutchison Camera Club 2, Red liz Black 4: Oetkan 43 Senior Play Comm. 4, Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 41 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2 3, 41 Playdays l, 2, 3, 43 Frances Ann Ianita Student Council 23 Dramatics Cluo 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Red :Sz Black 1, 2, 3, 45 Ass't Alumni Ed. 4: Oatkan 4: Girls' Sports Ed. Senior Play Comm. 43 Leaders Club 1, 2, 33 Numeralg Shield 2g L 3: Gold Key 4: Eng. L 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 13 NYSSMA State finals 1, 2, 3, 43 All State Chorus 33 Music Emblem 3, Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Mag, Drive cMgr.B 4, Gold lyre 4, ,V :7,VV-' ,. X 1 ' 4 V 1. rw., 4 i fn X fl Skis Q u vw N' y K6 ,fi 5 4 i ' 'Q If' , 1 A ' ',, . 16 i 4 1 t..' I Russell Iamiello Student Council 2, 3, 43 Pres. 45 Red Key Society 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Boys' Sports Ed. 43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 43 English L 4: Music Emblem 33 Empire Boys' State 3: Class Pres. 2: Citizen- ship Conference, Syracuse 4: Red Cross 1, 2, National Honor Society 43 Charles Hovis Jackson Citizenship Conference at Syracuse 4: Marian Thelma Jackson . . . . . . . Red Key Society 4: Camera Club 23 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Red 8: Black 4g Oatkan Senior Ed. 43 Class -Comm. 1, 43 G.A.A. 1, 23 Music Em- blem 3g Red Cross 1, 21 Commercial Club 45 Peter Jenner Student Council 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 45 'Camera Club 25 Glider Club 11 Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1: Red 8a Black 3, 45 Oatkan, Photo Ed, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Eng. L 33 Red Cross 1, 25 Rep. Nomination convention 4, Bausch 35 Lomb scholastic award 45 NYSSMA state Hnals 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3: E.S.S.P.A. Con- ference 3, 4g Interclass basketball 2: Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 Basketball 3, 4, Debate Club 45 , . L wi , . llau,-if L55 tlllklvuuwwlrwrvvu -1 vw .,,. ,114 14 Mary Eileen Kelly Chorus 2, 3, 4: Red 8: Black 3: Asoc. Ed. 4: Eng. L 43 Intramurals 3. 4: Senior Play Comm, 4: Class Comm. 3. 4: Numeral 41 Music Emblem 3: Red Key Society 4: Oatkan 4: Red Cross 22 Gerald L. Lang Red Key Society 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Class Comm. 4g Track 4: Red Cross lj Harold Lawrence Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Red Cross 1, 2: Catherine Ann Longharvy Student Council 1 2: Band 4: Chonis 2, 33 Red dz Black 3, 4: Oatkan 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 41 Playdays 4: Music Emblem 3: Red Cross 1, 2: , R N -,V .f e y rJ'7 A , f ZA,,b4f I! f 1j!,fva .-lngvlllu' Nlllfil' .lily 512.1 Cllllll'l'll Club 121 Claus Clllllllllllvl' 1 'T 'l' Crmnwrclul Club 4: Jmzfm-pliine Ann Joy Cross 1, 2: Commercial Club 43 fi 732' JW! L , 'W S ry ,,.::f-. -.-' -.llzfll I H , :iff I 7, , ff 1 A : M 32 1- -..,3l 27 l..- Oulkuu 41 Red N Hluvk 45 R4-d Cross l 2' Cuuu-ru Club 2, Rhfl N Blnvk li Oulkuu 41 Clnss Commlllvv 4: IIlll'1lllllll'll:.i l, 3, 3' Rf-rl 2 9,3-7. l l .1-4. fr -Q-9 The Seniors fa-, Geraldine Ann Maher James Edward Maloy Student Council 2, Camera Club 25 Red 8z Black 3, 45 Oatkan 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Comm. 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Mgr. of B0y's Athletics 45 Clarine Patricia Mancuso Nat. Honor Society 45 Camera Club 25 Red 8a Black 1, 2, 3, 45 Ass't Feature Ed 45 Oat- kan 45 Bus. Mgr, Senior Play Comm. 45 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Soph. Speaking Contest 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Eng. L 45 Intramurals 2 3, 45 E.S.S.P.A. Conference 45 Pepsi-Cola :Sz Syracuse Conference Scholarship 45 Red Cross 1, 25 Commercial Club 45 Eugene Paul Mancuso Red Key Society 45 Oatkan 45 Senior Play Comm. 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3 45 I i if ififwfv- . 1 . 'ffm Wi?3f9 W r' A, w ,vii i Z 1 f I Q ff f ff gf X ef 1 ,:... an V -sg, sw , -liz' 13 '- 'NLS Ford M. Matthews Student Council 1. 2: Red dz Black Ex- change Ed. 3: Oatkan 45 Class Pres. 15 Class V. Pres. 25 Red Cross 1, 25 Donald Ambrose McBurney Football 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 15 Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Treas- urer 22 o L L15 Margaret Ann Mun! Drarnatics Club 3, 4: Nat. Honor Society 3. Pres. 4: Red Key Society 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Red 8: Black 3: Oatkan, Feature Ed. 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Class Comm, 1. 2, 3. 4: Larkin Speaking Contest lst prize, 3: Eng. L 3: In- tramurals 2, 3. 4: Playdays 4: Music Emblem 3: Valedictorian 4: Class Secy. 1: Stella, Clare Musshafen Chorus 4: Leaders Club 4: fixj .loan Clulrlottc Mlchcl Chorus 2, 3: Red Sz Black 3, 4: Ontkan 4: Class. Committees 4, ll. James Mllnc Stuclcnt Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Nat, Honor So- ciety 3: Camera Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Rccl M Black, Associate Ecl. 3: Oatkan 4' Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3: Orchestra Comm. 3: Eng, L 3: Football 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Emblem 3: Orchestra 33 NYSSMA State Finals 1, Solo 2, 3, Band 4: Boys' State 3: Class Treas. 3: Pres. 4: D,A.R,. award 1: Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 4: Red Cross 1, 2. Shirley Ann Morris Student Council 1: Dramatics Club 3, 43 Nat, Honor Society 4: Camera Club 2: Red dz Black 2, 3: Oatkan, Associate Ed. 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Claw Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Soph. Speaking Contest, 1st, prize: Larkin Speak- ing Contest 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Eng. L 3: Intramurals 1: ESSPA Conference 4: Music Emblem 3: NYSSMA State Finals 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secy. 3: Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Fred Graham Munt 4?- The Seniors .,.f, . ',l . a,,.v. , ,.,g ,, 4 ,,,f,. , fi! l 1 i i , . 2 Lcuuis John Paladino Student Council 1, 23 Band 2, 33 Football 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Intramurals 1,22 Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Class Secy, 23 Red Cross' 1, 23 James Ronald Parton Student Council 1, 43 Glider Club 13 Band 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Red :Sz Black 3, 43 Oatkan 43 Senior Play Comm, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Larkin Speaking Contest nChair- mam 43 Eng. L. 33 Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball, J.V. 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 43 In- terclass Basketball 13 Music Emblem 33 Orchestra 3, 43 Boy's Athletics Mgr. 23 Red Cross 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 33 Class Oflicer 12 Football 2, 3, 43 Douglas Norman Pashong X Oatkan 43 Interclass Basketball 33 Red Cross 1, 23 Commercial Club 43 Angeline Pasquale Red and Black 43 Oatkan 43 Red Key Society, 4. rin- Lena Louise 0'Geen Red Key Society 43 Camera Club 22 Red 8: 13121011 42 Oatkan 43 Class Committees 43 In- terclass Basketball 43 Commercial club 43 Red Cross 1, 23 Elizabeth Ann Olmsfgd Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Red Key Society 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chgr- us 23 Red Sz Black 2, 3: Oatkan 43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Soph, Speaking Contest 2nd prize3 G.A,A. V. Pres. 23 Eng. L 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 NYSSMA State ,finals 2, 3, 43 E.S.S.P.A, Conference 43 Music Emblem 33 Orchestra 13 Xmas Cards Sales Mgr. 43 Debate Club 43 Inter- class Basketball 43 3i 3 ,J -ff 30 if L 3 unix- June Estelle Peterson Student Council 4: Red Key Society 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Oatknn 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2. 3. 4: Soplx. Speaking Contest-. 4th prize: Larkni Speak- ing Contest, 4. 2nd prize 3: Music Emblem 3: Rep. Nom. Convention 4: Red Cross 1. 2: Commercial Club 4: Assembly Comm. 4: Dorothy Ann Powers Chorus 2. 3: Oatl-:an 4: Glas Comm, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 2: Interclass Basketball 2, 3: Music Emblem 3: Xmas Cards Sales Mgr. 4: Red Crow 1. 2: vi l , , fAK.J June Marlee Rogers Student. Council 2: Red Key Society 4: Red 8: Black 3, 4: Oatkan 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Soph Speaking Con- test 4: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 21 Secy. 3, V. Pres. 4: Numerals 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 3, 4: Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Emblem 3: NYSSMA State Finals 2, 3, 4: Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Cyril Sanderson Band l, 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Class Comm. 3: Larkin Speaking Contest, 2nd prize 3: Football 3, 4: Track 3: Playdays 3, 4: Music Emblem 3: All State Band 3: NYSSMA State Finals 2, 4: Cheerleader 2: Harlin Fred Schanz Oatkan 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 3: Red Cross. 1, 2: John Munt Returned to school after serving in the army. The Seniors Q fix! Johanna C. Stefani Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Key Soc- iety 43 Red df: Black 3, 43 Oatkan 43 Class Comm, 2, 43 Red Cross 1, 23 ESSPA Confer- ence 43 Playdays 1, 23 G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 3, 43 Leonard A. Steiner Athletic Association3 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 13 Football 2, 3, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Oatkan 43 Red da Black, Boy's Sports Ed. 3, 43 Glider Club 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 -wif 32 1415 'pw-f Barbara Jean Scott Camera Club 23 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 42 Red 86 Black 2, 3, 43 Oatkan 43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Soph. Speakillg Contest: Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4: NYSSMA State Finals 2. 32 Xmas Cards Sales Mgr, 43 Dnun Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 1, 23 G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 41 Numerals 43 Playdays 2, 3, 43 Phyllis Ethel Scott Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Red 8a Black 4: Oatkan 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Emblem 33 Red Cross 1, 23 Commercial Club 43 Harold Edgar Sherman Arleen Vivian Steen Red 8: Black 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 In- tramurals 1, 2, 33 Red Cross 1, 23 j . +El- K -5 kj-3 Donald Philip Stone Band 1, 2, 3: Vice Pres. 4: Red K Black -1: Class Comm. 2. 3, 4: Football 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Truck 2 -1: Int:'nmiirals 1. 21 Interclass Basketball 1. 2: Music Em- blem 3. 4: N.Y.S.S.M.A. State Ennis 3. -l: Red Cross 1. 2: Volleyball Team 3. -1: Helen Louise Sutherland Camera Club 2: Oatknn 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Clas Comm. 1. 2. 3. -1: GA..-X. 1. 2, 33 Intrantumk 1. 2, 3: Playdays 1. 21 E. S. S. P. A. Conference 4: Red Crow 1. 2: Com- merical Club -1: Helen Irene Waterman Student Council 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Oatkan 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Red tk Black 4: Clax Comm. 1. 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 2. 3: Playdays 2.3: Mag. Drive Mgr. 4: Music Emblem 3: Class Officer Treas. 4: Red Cros 1. 2: Commercial Club 4: E. SXSPA. Conference -11 Rena. Eunice iVi.lliams Student Council 2: Red Key Society 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. -1: Class Comm. 2. 3, 4: Num- eral 3: Intramurals 1. 2. 3 4: Playdays 3. 4: Music Emblem 3: Sec. 2. Red Cross 1. 2: Com- mercial Club 4: V m fi! I , Xxsax , im S , Q tE'1:'t 1 , is , , .1 ,tx X. r 1- i if x A ' at Donald Edwin Wright Q Cameia Club 2: Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2. 43 Football 13 Track 1, 3: , Mgr. of Boys Athletics. . 3 me - Richard A. Young ' th f , h Q' Student Council 1: Glider Club 1: Oatkan , N ' A 5 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 41 , ' PNK , bf E, 'f Basketball 1, 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2 33 Red , -W Q 'K ' Cross 1 23 Red Bk Black 4: . A f , 1'1 -1 .I . . ., --Q31 ,jj bn.- X Watching the Seniors fm, K? I, 'l'lmughll'ul .lll4l.Y I fl-nim tl :uhm Il. Ann :xml Sluirlvy IHIIISU for rvt'n-slum-l1tQ on Iiwllrvw lwlzllnl I. Sh-ilu:-r z':ll1p'Ill ml lIl1'snlvll1l1's 5. NVImt prlvm-S? Ilig Fip:llt 1' H1-:ll-9. l'I:urim-, lblvli :mul lin:-In lwpsi :Ulu mmlm-sl Iinlrlus , T. l'Iill'I'll, lin-l1:l,'l'l1:l1'l1-s nn-1 Jim In-:ul flumw- mnnnluuittw- S. .lmw :xml lflilw-1: I4-nviup: Nl. .Inlm's Untln-flrzxl. B.X'.1,': 'I lim Milne- Imlm-w:urfI lmuml IH, Slain-I4-y Xlmliw mu' umm-I 11. AllH '1i ',' :HM '7 f 'l'l'lll 'N IU fm Ntntxu- I'I'v:m zu lnuul I! ,lim I':nrrwn Ulwliggu-N tlnf-1-nmlinl v:1u1v1'n1:nn 131. Nw-11:1 lIIlll'l'llf, Iln'k'J 'H Y'SiI In Nlzwlm- tirffs 121-:ww nm! .luma --iff lf' 7' .- km Entertainin 'S at Syracuse Q. fi! xii I. . L fi- Q uk , I 'ff' , ,,. K 4 Q M' Q 1. Szlrzuh :md Ilan-In-I fill up 2, Szlrzlh rmul-1 4: vlnzllrts-1' In ilu- Ililnll- JL, Fvlv-vp-x lirm- gnlw Shirlv-y. llurh illlll Am: 4. Swim- hit:-f .lulw :mul II:-If-ll lll:ll'xvI :nt NIMH llwvflluzm f-. .lim llorrur':4 lxzlrvm IG. lirnw' :xml Il:urh:lrn In-ml Hu' ll:--I :xml Illzu-k :nu-l tmtlhlu T. Ilzurlr our littlv :luzl-lf M. .lim liurr-rr rf-pr:-ru-lnlw Im Huy -vu y4-urlmuli pun'-I H, Hruw- in ran:-4 10, .lim pmain: ., 11. firm-v. lQ.Y.S.I'.A, l'r--r4lvl:-nr, dvllw-r:4 xx1-lmum- 13. 1'.u!f-lying Ili'-4 ulrlw? - 3:5 fs- - N earing Port f i.-n-Aww L - ..,+,...,ei?F' ZKQKJ 2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pivsicimzt JAMES ARRINGTON Vice Prvsideizt joycn MOONEY Serrctary BERNICE SELDEN Y 1'vaszn'cr ROBERT -ionxsox Advisors icimerr .ni1nm..n, in-. wi-rime, .iiiyee miminpy, Miss Dawg, Miss DEVOE Ilerniue Sr-lilen. -l2lIll4:'S .-Xrriiigtrnli. Dear Folks : This letter iinds us gathered in Cabin 25 late in the spring of 1948. lt hardly seems possible that we are almost at the end of our third voy- age on the good old l-. H. Sf, XVe left port on September 3rd and two weeks out at sea we held our .lunior Class elections. .lim Arrington was elected president with .loyce Mooney as Vice-President. Bernice Selden re- MR. PERRONI-L corded our voyage while Bob johnson has taken care of the money. XYhen the class roll was called, we were 69 strong. and what a crew we have been. NYC boast a mere one-third of the ship's band to sav nothing of the fact the choruses are practically built around the supreme voices of Dick lYhit- ing and Ann Gleason. lYe have great speaking ability in our class too, not forgetting that the lst Row: M. Rizzo, S.-Tnhone, M. Cnvey. ll. Maiinlu, A. Leone, E. Kelsey, J. Lz1R0ct-0, B. Cooper, C. Iuppolito, M. Cripps, G. Kellogg. R ' ' :nil uw: XY. lnrton, C. llanlley, B. Murray, K. Fanning, M. Mather. J. De-Leng. E. Sprung, M. Mnloy, M. fTlllllES0ll, NX. Johnson. liril Row: R. Whiting, lb. Spillane, C. Snyder, li. Johnson, J. Arrington, H. Brimer, M. Bovenzi, N. Price, Il. W. SllEIlilI'4l. L. llriulbiiry, H. Ridil, T. Smith, P. Darby, Miss DeVoe. -iii 36 ie-- L . C53 ' .ont-S. IC. lltlteltilison. li, llogn-rs. ll. llitrrows, lst Row: lt. Slit-piirwl, li. A. Clark, .l. IH-vt, N. I S. Joy, ll. St-ltlf-ii, S. Ilonn--lly, D. Blaint-uso, ull ll--iv: li, Nile-eti, 1,. lla-roll, 1'. Trzixler, J. .ylln-rt, .l. tlrzilmm, ll, 1'romwvll, I-', llarls, - D. Derriek. T. llrmllt-. li. l'atshong:. l', Blunt. Sf, 5llll'l4lH. Zfr-l Row: Sir. IH-rroue. li. Flizlpliiziii, XY, Satintlt-rs. S. l':tiit-pt-into. J. Xillliuins, A. Ali-zirtpr. A. Crowley, l.. llogri-rs. A. tilt-arson. .l. Moulin-y, ti, lnnno-llo, I,, l4'err:ir:u, ll. l'ortt-r. two tirst prizes awarded at the l-arkin Speaking Contest went to junior classmen Dorothy Rita Maida and jim Arringon. while Burton Spiller, another junior. received an award also. lt is not to be forgotten also that through the long hours spent on the part of ,loyce Mooney and Ann Gleason the books and accounts of Student Council have been kept well recorded. But now I must get on to some of our class activities. Our tirst big doing was the -lunior Prom held in the ship's ball room. XYP staged the big ariair amid bluebirds and rainbows. to the tunes of Ray DiSanto's orchestra. It was one of those extra special occasions when we were allowed late hours 19-l 9. Every so often during the year the good olrl L, H. S. puts into port to play off a football, basketball, or baseball game, or to participate in a track meet. I'm afraid that this letter could not be long enough to list all the juniors that star on these teams, but lielieve me there are plenty. Colne -Ianuary and we examinations. lfvervlmoclv agreed that thev were all struggled through horrible, hut then l guess you have to take the hitter with the hetterll Examinations over. report cards out, spring in the air. all meant that it was time for the juniors to he planning another dance. this time a frolic. to he round and square dancing to llappy llammon's music. lt certainly is getting late in the year and there are hundreds of things to tlo liefore we clock for linal exams. lt's been a wonderful year. thanks to our swell advisors, lliss llevoe, and Klr. l'errone. and it will holrl a lot of memories for all of us. Hur llest to the Seniors, 'lihe Class of '-lil -. ,4 37 ya.- fl.: vw 1 Weathering the Storm fa., SOPHOMQRE CLASS OFIUCERS Pwsidciit ROLF Ti-IQRKILDSEN Vive Pmsideut FRANCIS RVJIJGLRS i110 pictzircp 5t'C17't'lLtll'-X' DONALD Viascovi T1'e'a5111'L'1' ROBERT SEQTJERTH -40,'Z'IiSOI'S Mrs. Buluier, Miss Iloffmzln. Rolf 'l'l1orkilflsen. Donald Vvsvovi, Iloln-wt S14l1llPI'fll. AIRS- BALMER third iioor this ways too. for the class of '50 The class of '50 moved up to year. XVe've climbed in other were not just the Sophsg we're with ideas and ideals! Rolf Thorliild- Hats off to us! XYe elected sen as our leader and started the year with a hat lst Row: M. Yziuuzzu. K. Kixer, II. Hamm, D. 21141 Row: D. M:1iige'fi-idzi. II. Ilzill. I , H. Smith. M. Stanton, D. Miss HOFFMAN selling campaign, and what fun! Even the teachers were wearing them. Our Barn Dance was a real success. Wie worked hard and came up with cute animals as decorations. Those swingin' square dances, super refreshments. and grand entertainment Vescuvi, C. Miller. Ynuchzee, M. Taylor, C. Hoffman, C. Sprung. .ml low: I'. Iiuiilm, C. Antinore, J. Jzugksoii, M. Iflnre, D. Eppnlito, M. Cordzirn, A. Pace, , . . I. O Geeu, A. lflifllilfflrl, Mrs. Balmer. 4th Row: M. Lmlieo. IG. Xlllrlillilfvll, J. Steely Ii. Iimntli, E. In-Imiig, M. XV:ilkley. li. Uosszirt. J. SIPIIIIUUS, Y. Avery. , A ,, ., .-, , A, A 1 A Askm -. .pf Ea- L xi. 's.Afu fir-J rv -ri kg! V, V-1 - 0 ,- ,- f I lsr llowg 11, Imy, BI. Liuell. Bl. Blown.-yy Ir. S--ott, S. Vollllis. N. Innlta. 11. lrilfi-ntneiseo. In-I ll-nv: XY. S--otr. li. ltowu-r, ll. Xlortinu-r. .L lrlngwzull. W, liril-rly. ll. 'l'borklI:lsv-nl .I. llztll, J. lGr:lh:1nt, Zir-l Row: Il. Sf-qllvrtli. ll, Mel-llroy, .l. Cztveliiis--. l'. 'liI'l'l'I'll. IP, llrzllmin, A. la-znst, l'. tiustrilto. I-I. Aiuato. ll. Mllroy. Bliss lIotTm:tn. -ltli ll--wi I-..1-v-er. li. l':ll:l-lino, .l. lint:-r, M,Mill1-l'. ll. Monl'I', l.,1'o1i--,'I'. Scott. .l. l':llri4-li. ll. l lII1I. clrew kids from all over. That night we flis- covered that our two vocalists. Marilyn Taylor and Tom Scott are really hot. llave Mange- frida blows a mellow tune on his saxe. anfl Yvonne Avery's nimble tingers rlo wonflers for a piano. We claim a few speakers too. for on March 12. the annual Sophomore Speaking Contest under the direction of Mrs. Balmer was helrl. By ten o'clock there were tive very happy win- ners: Xliinona Brierley. Mary lillen ltX'alkley. Marilyn Taylor. Rolf Thorkilrlsen, :tnrl Tom Scott. Of course we have our athletes too. Xyhat would the 'l. Y. basketball team rlo without Charles .-Xntinore. its star. lion Yescovi. Zeke Sequerth, and Barry Rower play in Varsity basketball. Paul Lapp is on the football team, and Charles Miller plays a swell game of baseball. The girls enjoy sports also. They play in sports days, playdays. intramurals, anfl at noon with other classes. Luetta Boothe plays a fast game of basketball and those points pile up when she's J on the team. Almost any flay. you can linfl lion liraham wontlermg how hes going to get his lilllll clone 1 or ,Ioe latrick looliittg up the whys ancl where iores of biology. Many of us are on the honor roll tor althou-fh we eniov a -fooil time, we can ' N , , 5 worli too. Members of our class belong to the llramatics Club. Chorus anrl llanrl. .lncly Stettiuius ant -lerry llall heafl our art clepartment antl lfrancis lQ4lflgUl'S is our magician. lxillo knows, perhaps one ot us will become a playwright or an opera singer! The lverl antl lllack stall' is airlecl by gtrplto more reporters. ll e hope the news gets tn on time. NX eve workecl harfl in our Sophomore year . but weve hafl lots ol lun too. lhe class owes much of its success to our aclvisors, Mrs. llalmei anrl Miss llotfman. who have workecl with tts throughout the year anfl to whom we give thanks lor their aifl anrl unflerstanflmg which has let to success in all our projects. -..gil aff.. Beginning the Cruise Mnry .Tnnv Mnlnfilso. M, Hurr. Ann Clnrk, Eilwnril Grzilizlni, Miss Morley, Ilnlwrt Myers. The Class of '51 is a swell class. Although not as well noted as the Seniors. we try hard and always get results. Our class ofticersg Edward Graham, Presi- dent: Ann Clark. Yice-President: Bob Myers, Secretary and Mary 'lane Mancuso, Treasurer, lst How: ll. Joy, i . Vailiiit-s, RI. L. Crigr-r. V Y '- ' I 'X R . .-, . eq.: FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS P1'csidc'1zt EDWARD GRAHAM Vim President ANN CLARK Sf'r1'U!a1'y ROBERT MYERS Tl'0flSllI'6'?' MARY JANE MANCUSO Adzdsors Miss MORLEY' MR. HORR are all around good school citizens and well liked by everyone. Uur lirst Frosh party was attended by all the class members and everyone had a wonderful time. round and square dancing and devouring refreshments. Zniihe. M. .T. Roth. S. Briuiiut-r, M. Crowley. Burl Ilmr: H. Cziririi-lil, XV. llanlley, 11. Stevens, W. Sfti-nhvl. ll. Lunglmuy. J. Llll1.l9l1Ll0l1l. R. Burrows. C. Fl:-K1-lit-l'. Ilrtl Row: li. Aliiillllllll, ll. 4'l'ill1!S. N. Folie. A. Innnellu. M. Ynuhett. S. Smith. M. Olivieri, XY:itts. Il. liowvr Mr .Hurr. 4th Row: .T. Olmsted A. Wilsoii, IJ. Miller. A. Messure, E, Maint-liso, D. Brodie, R. Scott. A. Lnllelle. K. l'owv1's. f--xzf -L0 ETS' ' R . ifmi x'-qwvqrv. kia- 'SN' ,s O 1 sf lst li.-w: Y. Arzziual. V. Ivrniy--, I.. l'l'lin-vll. S. V.-nt-Ar. Nl. .l. Xlzinvi Zu-l lliiw: J. S1-ninlzin, J. llzill, ll. Milli-r. l', I.:-ngliziuy. li. llurl:-y. IC. f . 14,1 nw, l.. l,:u-Iinli-lit. A, I-rnwnvll. lirmlnrivk. ll. l.:upp, .L XYilsnn. iir-l ll-uw: .L Antiufvrv, F, N15----ii. A. Sliimliurski. ll, llwyl, l,. Ilmm-, ll. .Inns-s. A. 4'l:irk. 1'. Di--klns-ru. K. Iiiiri-liixisim, Miss Blurlvy. lrli I:--xv: T, 411'--nn-ir. H. fimlmln. l', lilzi-r, Il. Blyi-rs, Xl, l'nii-lpn-iiiu, li, Si--mini, II. N-lillnl--y, ll. Sn-fn. Hur class claims many musicians, with seven musical l7rcsl'iman doing their liit. Evcryonc has liearrl Claire Calnics play the pianf., and all 3fll'lllTt' liar wfmrlerful talent. You can also count on our riwn Klary blanc liwtli lczirling ilu- as Bl, Lf. int lianil next mfitball season tum. Hur ZlIl'll6ICr arc many. which niakcs lb mighty prwufl. XYQ arcicspccially primfl ul .Xlung alniut Klzircli Stli camc llic grczn cy 'llic lfrusli flancc. liclrl in liimm' ul St. l'atricx s llay wnli Illl1slC lurnislin-rl liy -lm' Zalilcr :mfl lns urclicstra. liuring imcrinissiimg .Xl Klcssnic l llllllX lilcntul lllkllllllclx nl mrlucn-1 : -' : ' - ' tlic class wlni c-murtaincrl thc cruwrls willi sfini :mfl flancc. 'lilic llzmcc was :i liig success lm' lla flllfl llrl' lllll' ll'L'fl5lll'Y lllll. tli: Cr'-'Cll husky lfrcsliman that Iilaycll un llic 'liliis yi-ai' lln- lfrl-slum-ii :irc prrmrl lu slly Ili il nl. Y. fflmtlnall team. 'li-1 liclp pile up thc -l. Y, wc liau- fnur girls :unrmg tlic scxcn lun: lxaskctball scores were Charlie Vasflnalc anrl llii'i'1 l-:irll-i's, wlwm l'Xl'l'f'llllt' must Il'jl'k'l' fliil L Ralph llilliman anfl at sprinqtimc tlic Class uf wfmrli-rlul juli ul' ll-ailing lln- Cllt'L'l'N :mil lu-1-11111 'Sl was lilmerally rcprcscmcrl un Iliff liasvglmll flia- up imimll' at lln- luislwllmaill ganics. mmld and the Clllfhif Uficlf- 1 Hui' lfrcslimcn yi-:ir lias lic-cn :i vc-ry succl Une of our nyain prfijccts lliis year was svll- ful mn-. .Xs wi- gil llirnugli nur liigli scliumml yc lls ing Candy anfl pop at the liaslictliall ganics. Nun' wf- wi'l m-vcr Ihrgcl llil- wurlc, limi- :mfl vilml you know who that pest was that lqcpt iullfiwiiig mn' :ulx'issn's, Klr. Iluri' :mil Miss Nliircly, ll yfiu around trying so liarfl to scll you swmctliingg. mf-niiiri' -, ,I+ 41 W. ,, iiirlli ln malu- llil s f1 ll' Hlll' lu livl' llillg in 1 , . Ll'll Walking the Gang Plank Mr. 14're1lex'i1'k. C'l1:l1'les lzinnvllo. YFl'ilIlf'l5! O'Geen. Adrienne Ilomm, Mr, Hnse, Loren liver, vs halls passed the class of 52. rooni sixteen were: President. Vice-President, Roger Thorkild- Dennis Fanningg Treasurer, Robert Selden, and Donald Poles, representative to Student Council. Through the The leaders in Xvlllii-llll Scottg sen: Secretary, fllll How: li. Hutc.-hinsoii, R. M. Atiimn-, G, Gairalln-V, Il. lirzilxuni. Jirsl Row: IC. Selden. L. Croc-ker, G. Slwrnn M. Svott, E. Mr-Allister, Mr. Frederick. 4th Row: J. Maier. F. il'Gt't'Il, P. 1':u'toIl, 1'. Gnrtley, G. Jnvksuli. . Aa .3 . ' A I-4 ' '. i 4 ,A ir. vi-Y, lv il! o '09- f ww, .5 f lst Row: Ii. Sin-pzirrl. S. Pilsllllllg. L. Spzuln 1' Pnl-e 1,462 nwvv AVIWWQ, X - .ia E' if .if gf-5 EIGHTH GRADE UFFICERS Presidvzzt CHARLES IANNELLO Vive Prcsiflent LOREN GEER Srcreiary ADRIENNE DOMM Trvaszfrcr FRANCIS O,GEEN Ad-:fisors MR. FREDERYCK MR. HASE ln room seven Charles lannello. Bridget Frank, Lois Handyside, and David Graham headed corresponding offices. Our faculty ad- visors were: Mr. Frederick and Mr. Hase. For the third consecutive year Xyllliillll Scott has gone to the finals in the Spelling Contest. I-Inudysxifle, Ii, M. Re-gone, D. Fanning. ziinise. I . .lIll1ll'PllIl1. XV. Scott, R. lhzliepanto. ro, L. ui, G. Cory, 1', Trumbore, J. Flint, C. Stettinius. A. I'utri4-k, R. Bute-rn. F. Me-rica, B. J. Blood. . Q 4 l 42 , . ---L , 4 --n-W-W e153 fix! I' V lst It-iw: ll. Cromwell. H. l':ilmllnu. .l. Mm-Ki-iizli-, ll. NV:ilti-r, A. ltnshko, I., Meljnllkin. l-I i'.-op.-r, Intl lt-nv: I. Call. K, ljrm-iv, A. Voreliiiipzllxi, ll. 'l'lmrkll1ls:-n. ID. Poles, l.. 45.-4-r, ll. l.:uxnl1-nstle. R. Hut:-lfnson. Ilr-l Huw: I-I. Grant. R. l. ITG:-vii, .T. Miller, A. lmmm. ll. Traxli-r, ll. l':ipk:-, .l. Lumz, ll. Frank. M. Liglitliol-lvr, Mr. Hase. -lth Row: C. Iaunello, Il. Mnstlu. F. 0'G1-vii, N. Gulf-s. V. Bly:-rs. li. liaronel S. linker. M. Sn-ffenilla. G. Terrell. Others competing in this contest were -leanne Miller. Charles Iannello. Robert Selden, Amar- yllis Rashko. 'lean MacKenzie, joseph Mogaa vero. Rose Marie Regone, Virginia Myers and Shirley Pashong. Room seven went to Churchville Park with Mr. Frederick for a fall and spring picnic and had lots of fun. This room also won first prize for the best Christmas decorations. Both classes enjoyed their Christmas and Valentine parties. Room sixteen went to the Little House for a great spring outing. lYith our second year in L,H.S. we under- stand better the rules of the school. l.Ve can't say we always obey them to the letter, but we try to be as good an L. H. S. student as possible. XYe understand and enjoy the football games because we have come to know some of the players. XYe also have come to know many other classmen better. Last year their names sounded like Greek to us. A joyous time comes at the beginning of every month when it's time to read the new Readers Digest. VVe enjoy reading Life in These United States, and Laughter is the Best Medi- c1ne. Room seven participated in making posters advertising the selling of the Oatkan. Both Sth grades enjoyed the library facilities. Both Sth grades helped support the Freshman Dance and enjoyed it very much. The Sth grade participated in dancing classes where Rita Butera and Charles Iannello won first prize as the best dancers. At the election of Student Council officers for president and vice-president we found the voting machines very helpful and exciting. Mr. Hase developed a pretty good junior High Basketball team complete with cheer- leaders. joe Condidoria was captain of the team. The girls also had a volleyball and basketball team which played during the noon hour. Roger ,Thorkildsen and Irving Call are the only eighth graders in the senior band. Many of the future majorettes are in the eighth grade. lYe are standing on the threshold of our high school life And we are wondering what we are going to be, A Doctor or a Lawyer or just somebody's wife XVho can tell, can you? not me . l l -44 E..- Getting Their Sea Le s fe' ff, fff GRADE QFFICERS President Louise BYERS Vin' President JOHN ulrxmzrz ' Scrwtazjx' JOHN BRADBURY Trfnszrrcr 'NONA CHILDRESS f1dz'1's01'5 ' Miss KETTLE Miss RUSH MR. COPE John Jenner, Miss Rush. Nflllllil 1'l1il1lrc-ss, Mr. Vrvln-, Louise Dyer:-1, Miss Kettle, Jlbllll 111':11llr1i1'y. To start the school year olf. Louise Byers was secretary. Xona Childress as treasurer, and -Toe elected president of the seventh grade :incl -Iuhn Ianita as representative at large. Then the Jenner vice-president, with .lack Bradbury as school's constitution was changed and each room lst Row: M. '1'rn1nlwre-, L. Str-versun, VT. Hewes, J. Brzullvury, T. Stetfen, J. Miller, M. filllbivlil. Zml linw: S. Mntthews. N. Frost, I.. Byers, M, xhlllilftl, M, Mngziveru, N. Fisher, .T. Jenner. .T. M1:Ke1'n:1n, A, lil-rlinaui, N. 1'l1il1lrr-iss. Slrnl Ilowz IC. Iippnlitn, A. Ihunepentu, K. Finritn. S, Imzulley, D. Liles, Ii. Silllll10I1S. J. Jneksou. I. Gver, M. Hyde V. i'llI'lill1'1I I. Howell, ll. XVilli:uus. Miss Kettle. -ltll Row: S, Iiiprgri. J. 4'r:1vntt:l. .I. Iainitzi, Si. U'fi!-'P1l. J. Knrnzlski. R, V. Autinnre, C. Hnmeister. J. IN:'Ylll1l11.Y, 11, Ilvnry, IL Imntlne, R. Pit-kell. H. Bairhenii. - el -H if? ' L SEVENTH 1 xii I 11 wx -A 4 I' f fha! I lst Row: J. Ruth, P. llossart. 'l', Vlark. .L llovev 45, Leaeli. .l. I'NI'llllli. I. Ylnei. Ind Row: I-Z. Miller, l'. l':il:tdino. BI. Parr. ll. l'aee. ll. S1-lilon:-iki. l-'. lladl--y, .l, Vnndltlorlo. R. Latham. F. Trnml-ore. :Ir-I Row: Bliss Rush. li. Ilrodie li. .lm-ksott. .l. Strobel, li. liower, li. Laurle, ll, Slnelair. A. Leaeh. ll. .lar-ksou. ll. Kunegzo, Il. Lawrenee. II. Yznnelll. Mr, Vow-. , sith Row: Il. Grant, I.. lauuello, T. Steen, Y. Misltl. lr. liossart, Xl. Bl:telii-nzle, li. .tlo-xanler. lx 4'ravat!a. D. Anchor. II. Vurtis. M. Bagllug V. llurr, '. had its own officers. -loe lanita was chosen president of Room 1-l with john .lenner as vice- president. In Room ll Lewis Steverson became president and Ann llanepento vice-president. Nancy Clark. as president and Rose Yivian Anti- nore as vice-president. headed Room 15. During the course of the year two classmates moved away. Nona Childress went to l'avilion and Iris Howell to Fair Haven. -lunior High has had two teachers practicing here. Mr. Yangalio. who left in january. and Mr. Leone. Un Christmas and St. Yalentine's llay the seventh grades had parties. .-Xt Christmas-tinie the rooms were gaily decorated with streamers. pictures. and other bright ornaments. Hn Yal- entine's Day there were hearts and lace around the rooms with the center of attraction being a large Valentine box decorated with hearts. lace. and crepe paper. Many envelopes and cards were dropped into these boxes and thei. passed out. There were Valentines for everyone, Also cookies. ice-cream. and candy were feasted upon. The seventh grade has given several programs and plays. Miss Rush's room gave a program on Thanksgiving and the freedoms we are thank- ful for. .lust before Thanksgiving vacation each grade put on a program for the rest of its class. Louise liyers directed the play. The Courtship of Miles Standish , which the class had just been reading. assisted by Nancy lfischer, Nancy Clark, and VI ack lrlradbury. ln the cast were Rose Yiv- iitn .-Xntinore. llenrv l-larbeau, and aloe cravatta. with Marie liaglio as announcer. This play given as part of Bliss lit-ttle's linglish class, was performed before six different audiences. The other play was Tliiniksgiving Surprise for Richie , starring liarbara llrodie, .lack lirad- bury, Martha Karr. Vloe Liravalta. and l.'atherine lfiorito. Un St. l'atrick's llay we gave the play St l'atrick's live in assembly. lt was directed by Nancy l'ischer, Xancy Llark, lxose X ivian ,Xml- nore, and lfleanor lippolito. aided by Bliss Rush. lfred 'lirumbore played llenny. Klarie llaglio as flora, Klartha Carr was Celia, liarbara llrodie was llonore, XYilliani lirown was Terrance. and .lack liradbury was fyiiclrtel. l'revions to the presentation of the play in assembly the group had given tt bc-tore the other seventh grades. XM- have about cleared our Iirst -luuior high sfhooi huddle. lfiglith grade, here we come. -. .A 4 45 t... .- HORE LEAVE i wx. I -..H'x pg' , , - u Y 'f y 'Q fm gm, ,Mff 5 1 I Q if: , . . ., 'S ,'. , , Q 2',M1Wfz W3 1 1 N' ., ef T. -.-f'f 'E 1 1- 3 ,. ,i1 ,+ ' ' ' ' ' QT, M, Us '- ,-34 X g: .qv ' ,, ' ,Q ', , ,,-Z' - -' , f - - ' ,vo 2.1-ul' ' H V ,ff 1 ffffaf--1J:v.2?!, 'N -:pf iffy? , ryriy 4 ff,,,.4,V R . K K! 4 ,ww . 54 WEN., V . 3.9. 'WNWM Q ., Q . A f -. , -,,, - , U-Q - fx, Z ' 2 -' , ff- A ffaiw- A W .. , -. ff X Z ?q5.q,?,'a,-Qty ,,!j-giizi,-z:wf.i:f4vzviigagq Ht .. .w 1 .V - , , J ,ww 1, A N X V+- A- -H , mf' - f 4 ' ..,-F. V ' rf'-' ' A .. , U A In h , - , A 1 .W Lw.Q.,...,..m,....w -,,.. .. -4 , ,, -m..,.m.-mv-naman. l Playing the Score fs 1 SENIOR BAND lst row: A. Olmsted. M. Walkley. Il. l'lIlI'li, D. Swott, Il. fflieeu. A. Me-nrigg. .I. Peet. Intl row: J. Milne. lf. Sil1Illt'l'SUIl. N. Jones, Il. Cromwell. L. Ihrssflrti. IT. Vescovi. D. Malllgefrida. li. Curr. X. Priee, E, lll'IlllIllll. .I. I'llIl'll'li. Ii. Jones, D. Stone. R. Grnllaiui. 3:1-il row: J, Ilnllurtl, Y. Avery. IC, Pumper, D, Maida, K. JOIIHSOD, 11. Bower. R. ltossart, R. Puee. T. lirmlie. C. I.onp:ln1nv, M. Muut. IP. Iironlie, F. Davis, R, Flint. I. Call. Il. Murray, E. . Ge-er, YV. Iil1'lllll, U. Hoffumn. ith row: Mr. Luther, II. linrlrean, 'l'. Sr-ntt. ti. lzlnnello. Ii. Sequerth. R. Cliapunui. YV, Strobel. J. Hall, Ii. Tlmrkilflseu, Il. 'l'horl:il1lsvn XV. Johnson. .l. llfilllillll. li. Myers. J. I':1rto11. P. Jenner. Btwn Url-'leicns N. -lones - lreas. A. lllmsterl - llres, R. liraham - Se-ey. ll. Stone - Y l'res. One of Le Roy's most highly prized organi- zations is the high school band. It is a known tact, not only to Le Royans, but to outsiders as well, that the Le Roy band always makes a very impressive sight as it marches down the field at the football games both at home and away. XYhen dressed up in their snappy red and black uniforms all the members agree that they Could outmareh. outplay and outdo any high school band in the area, but they all realize it could never he done without the able leadership of Mr. Luther. ll' people only knew how much practice it took for us just to he alile to march in a straight line they would prohahly he very surprised. livery Monday, XYQ-dnesday and Thursday mornings, lst period, there would be a familiar notice written on Mr. l.l1lllGl'lS board that read something like this. 'iBandmemhers fall Outside the door at 3:40 sharp. This unusual phrasing came from Mr. l.uther's Marine training and didn't really mean what it said but iti soon became a standard joke among the students. al 48 le- a ..., ...gas ...... I x X ttf 'fix Fas: Under the excellent lezitlersliip ul' uni' tlrnni . nizijorette, l?.:ii'lmr:t lfzigun :intl ilu- live txvirlers. the nienihers xvonltl practice their twists :intl turns for fifty niinntes on the liiuitluill Iielil. This early innrning niirlmiit ivzis nut iwzirticnlzirly appreciateil by tlu- victinis lint ilu- sznisftu-iiiui received :titer Z1 guml pt-i'l'oi'iii:t1ice inztile np liwr everything, 'lihe next pri'-iect un the hill of faire, liesiiles prncti-:ing for the Lihristinzts privgrziiii, ivqis ilu- bzind dance, which wats lu-lil ilu- tlaiv aiiier niitl- terni exznns. lieeaitise ive cunlil think nl nu better nmne. xve nznnetl the ilatnce Ilit' lit-lit-1' Reel. or sriiil luickivztrtls, tlu- Real Relief. lt dicln't take anyone very li-ng' tu ezitcli the ztppztr- ent meaning of this little phrase. lt wats :tt- tended by ll large ninnlwer uf celebrating stntlents and everyone get zi hig hung out of the tlecurzt- tions which consistetl of at nnnilu-r nf incorrect exams papers plastered all wver the gym walls, How are ive ever gtiing tw get I1 Une rating at the sectionals it vnu play it that iuay? , is Mr. l-uther's favtirite expression these days. Everyone is working verv hard for thc cmning contest. s-,-los are luring nienuiirizetl and the quartets seein to be practicing all the time. There are high h-,ipes that the lwantl will cmne hiune to port with flying cc-lwrs as it always has. lst r lluvxi Rl.v1iiuia'1 1'1fs uxvi li, Stull, ll. lrflgilll. lirmgt- lnfl rinv: lt lznntzi, Xl. liiith, 5. Xlii its JUNIOR BAND 1-I 1'.vxv 4 AI. S----tr. A, lniiiwll-1, Iv. I-zinning, .l, Bl'-Iv--nzii-, 1. l:in1-p--nr.-, 1., 4.i.iiir, lt, 1 rnnixxi-ll, S.- In-l 1:--iv f S. Smith, .l. Stwtrlnins, I., Wuxi--, l'. lirzilizim, li. liiitiiig-rl Ii, lmxi.-i', 11, 11,-lmgin, 5, ffuvlv-. .l. Str-'ln-l. ll. Sllllininn, Zlr-l ILM'-v Y- X. l-'r-wt, Xl, Ily-In-, BI, l'l4'kv-ll, XY. .lum-rl. 1', lillrr, I . tliiw-tu, Mr, l,l1tlii-r, ll. ll n ll lirt n l l n r I lilillni ll 4n'tli l' Nl rtiniv-r 5.-N., , 'Q -i,1,1..'.1. I, '::i ., C21 t,.rv , at , la ff Zyl 4 -..gg A-AL, lg., v.-gv..w,m-:mf 01 Riding the Waves Jw Girl's Chorus lst row: ll. Svltlt-11. A. Pursell, S. Iaxnitu, M. Muucuso, E. Kelsey. M. Criprvr. M. Crowley. Iil'illllllPl', Y. Al'2i1llIl. S. Center. C. Hoyt, J, Ilulim-flu, lr. 0'Gee-11, S. Donnelly. J, Steen, D. Mnirla, Znnl row: Miss Iirir-ksun G. lime. M, Mooney. G lillilflllfi, A. L+-mst, D, Buriwwws. A. Pune. S. Smith. F. lxlnitzx, li. Eppulito. I'. Scott, ll, Sf-ntt, J, I1k'lllIllI'1'. M. Yzir-he-tt. M, Jackson. J. Stettinius. S. Collins ll Svutt. Ilrfl row: A liingwnll 1'. Ltllljllllllly. J. NVilli:11ns, S. NV:1tts. M. lion-nzi, H. Brimnlufr. li. Daly. ll. Fuprzln, Ill. lirirlgres, N. Fone, E. K1-lly, ll. Xvillillllli E. Clllfk, l'. Druyo. M. Taylor, J. Mmmvy, li, Mnrrzly. Boy's Chorus lst row: IJ. Ilrmlie l'. lhnnhe. li. Flint, 'l'. Svott, I . Rogers. M, Yau-nzzo, 21111 row: Miss liric-ksoil, li. Izlunnallo. J. Hull, E. Grnilmm, R, Gyr. R, Miller. 11. Bowel. R. S1-utr. J. Patrick, T. llrmliv. li. Myers, li. I':1ln1lino, G. Caliliiehl, XV. Parton, J. Boi-rnr, B. Selden. Pianist. .irll row: li. l,'l1:1p1n:1n, ll. lluwer, K. Kizer, .I, Hull. J. Albert. C. Cordziro. H. Hamm, F. Davis. R. Tlrorkilrlsen, J, Ari-ing!-m, li. Johnson, U. Snyder. J. lklrtou. lv, Whiting. -- -ral 50 kt '- L53 iq? .Q ylf pl Au Girl's Chorus lst row: M, lfuut-pt-mo, 1-1. Musslinten. A. I.:-one. Il. llossnrt, I., H'lia-en, A. I.:i Ita-llv, I.. Fone. I'- 1l'Gee-u. I.. Boothe. M. Roth. lt, DiFl':H1t'lS4'o, M. Cuvey, ll. 1'Ill'l'. ll. Vrlplls. Y lull row: K. Powers, Y. Avery. M. XVnlkley, t', 1'ulmes. W, llaiulw. A. Slillnlrnrskl. ll, He-lsonnlno. M. Rizzo. J. Johnson. A. Iauuolln. M. Hare, I.. I.:u-hnlelit, M. Vortlairo, Sf. Joy, M. Litre-ll, Ii. Aiuato. K. Rimilir-ls. D. Yauehzee. Zlril row: H. XVateriuaiu, A, Vrowley. P. Mum, ll. Joy, J. l'e-tr-rson, .T. Goins. ll, Mllroy, XV, llrln-rlu-y, A. Clark. L. ll.-roll. M. Stanton, A. tilt-aisou, M. Mziloy, li, Kellogg. M, Ullvlo-rl. t'. IPI'-klnson, Y Priee I. Fall. Xow people, will you please go back to the second score on page fifty-tive and begin on the third measure . says Miss Erickson. These are familiar words to everyone in both the boys and girls chorus. Our first days in chorus were quiteigay. but as the weeks sped by and Christ- mas approached we settled down to preparing a concert of Christmas music for the school. lt was a huge success and everyone enjoyed it. even the performers. Then all of a sudden we found ourselves in the midst of getting ready for the approaching operetta. Everyone agreed that Hits U' Blarney was one of the best operettas ever to be put on by the mixed chorus. If they had seen the rehearsals they might have wondered just how it was done, for the thirty-odd people who attended them every Monday and Xyerlnesday nights certainly had a lot of fun. Lines were sometimes forgotteng the groups of girls on the stage would forget to run out and tag jim Ar- rington. for a game of blind man's buff and everyone went into hysterics whenever Dick VVhiting appeared dressed up as a girl. He certainly was beautiful, all six foot-four of him. lint then there was a lot of work too: especi- ally for Miss lirickson, who patiently and with great skill, worked with us until Bits O' Blarney looked like a professional musical- show, Miss Rush worked hard linding cos- tumes, properties and making every one up on the night of the performance. lfrances lanita made a perfect l'eggy who had stolen all the girls' sweethearts away from them and Dick Xyhiting played poor l'atrick who wanted so much to have Peggy for his own. 'lim Arring- ton was old Mike U'Xoole who patched every- thing up in the end, and Ann Gleason played her part excellently as Mary, one of the broken- hearted girls. The catching tunes in the operetta were skillfully played hy liernice Selden, who certainly has done a wonderful job thzoughout the year. 'lihe chorus is now working hard on the coni- ing spring concert. Soloists are memorizing lnusic and everyone is humming the songs that resound through the halls during practices. It is truly hoped that this will be as successful as our past performances. 51 ++- fx: Scuttlebutting fe-I E W f' 2 ' W f g.- wg. 1 fiiig -,Jw 1 1,4 4,755 .M 3- 1' 3555 Lf 1 Sent:-'nl -Y J. I'etei-song E. Hutchinson: L. Fall: M. A. Rizzo. Staiidiiig Y IL R. Miiiilag J. Arriugtoiig Mr. Mi,-lioliertsg 11. Spillerz J. I'il1'f0ll1 R. Johnson: Si. I skavlteli. Seated f M. Talylor: NY. llrierleyt A. 1,1IlgXYill1 Sfillltlilltl' f I . liodgt-rs: M. Littell: T, Svottg H .I Ste-tti11'us. 1n conjunction with the observance of Anieri- can Education Week, Le Roy High School held its annual Larkin Speaking Contest. November 14. 1947, under the direction of XYalter C. Mc- Roberts. At 8:15 twelve worried students tiled into the auditorium and took their places. As one by one the speeches were given a sigh of relief could be heard from each participant. Alter serious consideration by the judges, decisions were niade. First prizes were awarded to klanies Arrington, who gave Robert Yoder's l eathered Friends, Pipe lJown 3 Dorothy Rita Maida with Robert Benchley's, liiddie'liar Travel. Eileen Clark with ls There a Santa Claus by li. Church and Burton Spiller's The llnknown Soldier by B. Barton took second place. ln third place was Louisa Call with Margaret Man- .. ,Ei , lf.lP1X 'ldiorkilflseng R. Ilossaurtg .T. Patrick: M. E. NV:l1k1e3'C 52 tagne's Twenty Minutes of Reality, The younger orators were given opportunity to show their talents in the thirteenth annual Sophomore Speaking Contest held March 12, 1943 under the direction of Mrs. Ivy Balmer. XYhen all was said the judges. Rev. E. Scott Byers, Mrs. Richard S. Graham and Mrs. Paul Kennedy. after a short parley, agreed on the winners. Xkiinona Brierley won lirst prize with Little Match Girl . Mary Ellen XYalkley's K'My Mother Breaks Her Pearls won second. and third went to Marilyn Taylor with Intrepid :Xirinan If' Among the boys. Rolf flfhorkildsen won lirst prize for Give Me a Crash and Running Boards and Tom Scott's Symptoms took second. ie-- L . -ttiytlsfsllt we Entertaining the Fleet DratnzttiCs Cluh Meeting 'l'o-nigltt-Roont 15 , toolt the tnatiit patrt ol' tlte platy. l.aitly lot the ' 1 Blatrltet l lace , :ind eatve at very line twittlitioit rl was the notice posted tlctohet' o. lll47. Wlten 3:35 rolled :tround atll the atspiring young :tctors it. .Xll ol' the girls in the rlnlt p:trticipatted 'ind ' thus got :tn opportnnity lo show tilt then' rlratinat- and actresses atnthled in. atnd thus heeatn the ttrst meeting of thc yeatr. lit' athilitt' to gourd ztdvatntatge. The election of officers wats tpticklt' tatlyen catre ll ie ll-lll'l't'ellllll ll' llllll' llllll lllllel 'll' ll ' S lll l' of with the wise dmiu. Uf igm-mal glqiim- as platy catst watscoittprisedol' Ilr:tnt1tticstilnlritieni- there were so ntatny new students who wislted l'l'l'5- llllf 'illlll' -llllll! llile l'l'l'Il trite down president. :Xnn tileatson ats treatsurer :tnd. hlu- tlH'+llll!ll lllf' l 'llli5-A llll' lllllhl' l't lllll' lllll' il-lllll' hztnnrt Stefani ats keeper ot tlte records. Since l'lit'llllllll1ll'l'f'Xl'l'l'lt'llW Htl llll' lll 'l 'll'Nll'ill'll' p'tt'ts in their clatss platy :tnd coitsetltieiitly li.tyt to try' their dratntattic tatlents. it wats decided to - - I l .I I U at Qreatt deatl ol lun which they otlierwise inight ltold tryotits tor new tnentliers on tlctolter ltlth. . h lt was atlso decided tltatt since tlte ntenthersltip ntttst he limited. only eight would he xnlittitted. hatye nnssed. XYlieitet'ei' :tnyone witlt expericiict- is in-eflt-tl to Qu the SCI dmc mum- U.t.mi,iin:, Young hum., introduce or patrticipatte in :tn atsseinlily progratni fuls waited nervously outside the door while one hy' one they were ushered into at rooitt tilled with at ittentlter ol the chili is invatriatltly elitist-tt. lfor everyone knows thatt he cztn he counted on to give R' Very critical inn.. limi. thu. Sm-L. H in-auf at good perforntatncc atnd stztrt things running Sumnfmq- of thgir 'm1L.m5 ami zffkfa- much Um- sntootltly. lt is too ltatd that ey'ei'yone c:tii't lie in llratnizttics Lilith for the pztrticipattion in platys :tnd skits help develop the poise :ind self-atssurztnce siderntiott. the lucky few were chosen ztnd he- cztnte full-fledged thespintts. V A t which will he so grezttly needed in latter yeatrs. December cztnte rolling around atnd since it wats very' evident that tlte Christnms progrnnt needed L'p to this point the L'ltth hits given no other some good titlent to tttftlce it interesting. The lllillf-.lllll lllllnfflll liwl flS5lll'V'l lllfll l'Vllt'llf'l'L'l' there is need ul goofl entertatinntent lhe llrztniat- tics Clult will he there. reftdy :tnd willing to help. Dratnrttics Club decided to help out hy lending its tnenthers to tornt at choral speech group. They Dramatics Club Isl rnw: IK. l'airr. .L Vatrli. .l. Ilogt-rs. Bl. .L Rizzo. J. St--faint, .l. l,:tlloveo, A, I..---ne, Mr. All-ltnln-ills, :ntl-row: Bl. Litti-ll. J. St--ttiitins. Bl. li. XY:illtl1-y. ll. Ifraiyo. A, Ulinsled, .l. l't-et, Xl. A. Blunt, V, llrierly, T, St-I-tt. Cir-l rv.-w: Il. Johns--tt. S. I'sk:tritt-lt. .l. Arrington, S, Morris, A. tilt-nsott. .l, Moott--y, iq, lit-Isaittttiitt.. D, A. 4,'1uI'li, J. lfztllairvl. I.. l'1ill. ll. 'l':l5'lol', A, llillglwnll, ll, Splllvr. 3 -72 ,.., f el 533 E+ - AUNCHING 'ZW 55.2 Six weeks of rehearsal seemed rather brief when the Senior play cast started rehearsing, but when the fifth week rolled around and we were just beginning to rehearse the last scene it didn't seem possible that the play had to go on next week. Those weeks saw a lot of hard work, but they also saw a lot of fun. Mr. Mc- Roberts had a grand time giving the cast point- ers on kissing, and the clinches really looked quite professional. In fact one was so good that Judy forgot to stop it with her lines: she was so busy taking it all in. And poor june- it took a lot of practice before she could prop- erly jump into Leonard's arms. Dress rehearsal rolled around, the first time we had rehearsal with all the properties. plus an audience of three people. Contrary to the the- atrical tradition, it went off very well and the performances on March l9th and 20th before full houses were even better. The play was A'Dear Ruth, one of the most popular comedy hits of modern times. written by Norman Krasna and presented under the direction of Mr. McRoberts. The story in brief. is about a young girl who carries on a romantic correspondence with an overseas soldier using her older sister's name and photograph. XYhen he returns he is in love with the elder sister. Ruth. but finds that she is already engaged. After a series of hilarious complications. the 'ZW FR.: 'FUI' - Front Row Y Cast: J. Rogers. M. A. Muut, J. Ilnllniwl, L. Steiner, G. Ga-lsomluu, lhwk Row: P. .Tr-ner, J. Malloy, J. Horror, G. Lang, S. Morris. Mllblllilil - Stage Crow: A. Czllmes, R. Young, D. NYright. J, Parton. lil. AIIIIIUUSD, lL0'l l'UM - l'lHl1llllllL'l'S, Front Row: G. Hoe, Av Cllfli- 4', Mzuiviisiv, 111. Kelly. 11ml rim-3 E, P1111-kg F. Iilllllil. H. XVlllIOI'I11flll. Iird row: B. Scott, B. Cnrr, R. DFHYO. L- Cilll. B. Hutch- ' lsun. 4th row: A, Olmsted, Il. Ftlgllll, .T. Milne. msilr lik.- q -77, 77777 7 7777 THE PLAY K ll1YOlX'Cxl plot ls slltllglltelll-ll llllt llllll lllll, llll- retllrlllllg sullller XYll1S lllll lll llle ellll. lll the order of their lllVl7L'lll'1lllCk' the L'llSl ill- cllldelli llllly Bzlllzlrll :ls lHUl'll. llli' Nllllll: Sllll'lL'f' Morris :ls Mrs. lfnlllll Xlllkillsg Peggy Kllllll :ls Rllfllllll XYllkllls: l.CI1 SlL'll1CI'. l.l. XXIII. Sun- wrlght: l'eter -lL'lll1L'l', .lllKlgL' llllI'I'f' Xllllxlllsg Grace L2t'lSOI1llllO. lqlllll XYlllQlllsg 'lllll llUl'l ,ll'. .Xlllert lillllllllerg 'lllllt' Rogers. Klllflllll S011- wrlghtg Gerry l.:lllg, Sgt. KlllllCli X,lllCk'lll zlllll hlllll Bl1l.lOy. llzlrulll lilollllel'lllel'el1 lllck X.O1lI1g hull ll lot of l1C1lklZlClR'S lL'lll'IllIlQ lu open :lllll close the cllrtzlllls wilh the lll'lllPCl' zllllolllll uf rlllesse. .Xsslsllllg hllll till lhe blllgk' crew were Art Czllllles, lillgelle Rll1llCLlS4,l. -lilll Parrllll :lllll l3UI1 XYrlghr. 'l'he lillL'L'I1N chzlsell :lll llrer getting ellullgll zlrllhclal mses :lllcl :lll the other properties. Rllss lzlllllellll Hlltel klL'lk'll NYaterlll:lll were lll charge Ui ticket sales, -lllll Kllllle nlld .Xllll Ullllsted hall the juh llf ::l,ll'el'tls- lug, Barb lriigilll :ls prulllpter, llzld Il l-,-I of fllll rlllgillg all the hells. The llollse L-OlllllllllCC herlcl- ed by Aglles Crlrll collslsled Ui: -lllllti lletersoll. Lolllsa Call. Rachel Drayw. lierlllce Hlltclllllsoll. Rena Xxvllllflllli Frances Izlllita. 'lllllftllllll Stef- alll zmrl Barb Scott. All in all EYE'Yj'OYlt3 corlcerlled seems ll, agree that this was one of the llest Senior plays ever to he prllflllcefl in Illghzllll Hzllll Q55 rg, TOP- Ruth 1Gr:lf'l- Gvflrulllllllur rvllllr-l hw-r lvltv-rx wlfln the he-Ip f-f llPl fzlrlll-r 1I'v-rl-r .Illllllf1rp. hl-r llmthll lshirley Mllrrlsl, :lnll sisrvr Mllrhlm 1I'l-ggy Nlllmr. MIDDLE - Judge XVllklnH mzlrrlf--l Aillrthal Ullnl- lingo-rrq :mul Chuck lflfjfillll Lllnup whllc- Alln-rl 4.Ilm lhlrrurl unll Hlll lLf:fm:lr1l Str-lrll-ry lwt :ls wlllll-H-u-H. IAWITUM - IJUFH hllllly Iinllurllp :lllllulllll-vs :lnulhl-r wnlllll he suitfrr, Hzlrolll Klnhhl-rlul-yer l.Iill.l Blnlflyl, Will the Yvilkirls fzllllily llmk ull zllnzlw-fl. --eil 55 lf'A .Q Sweating It Out fe-' O-AT-KAN EDITORS Ffeateil: C. Mnneuso, P. Jenner, B. Carr, E. Clark, S. Morris. R. Innnello . Standing: A. Joy, J. Borror, P. Munt, Mr. Frederick, A. Jackson. STAFF ieatenl: H. Waterman D. Pnslmn M .a-k n Olmsted, J. B:11l:1rtl. F. Ianita, M. A. Joy, G. Gelsomino. 5 , g, , J c so , A. Olmsted, Stnnfling: A. PHSQURIIE, L. O'Geen. I'. Imrone, G. Hoe, B. Fagan, J. Peterson, J. Stefani, P. St-ott, Cone, J. Joy. XX hen you go around depicting life as a sea voyage, after awhile you actually begin to feel a bit seasick. No wonder so many of the Seniors have that nauseated look. Last spring when the newly chosen editors were notitied of their honored positions, they seemed to think everything was rosy. How important they felt choosing their staffs. Big plans were made to get the Uatkan material underway and done on time for once. ln the fall, we were fortunate in securing the photographer early in September when he tand wel were in a good humor. lfor two days, frenzied Seniors could be seen rushing from here to there rearranging the schedule or getting pleased students out of a hated class. Any perl sons not suffering from flat feet after those two days, certainly didn't know what they were missing. ljictures came back and then the job ot indentitication began. During the winter, hibernation took place and not much work was done, but the whole student -. gif body was suddenly awakened when spring seemed in the air. by the harmonious Q Fj strains of 'lim Borror and his Philadelphia Flatboys singing loud praises of the Oatkan and its virtues. The next few weeks consisted of homeroom representatives nagging the kids to bring their payments. .ludy Ballard had a bad case of writer's cramp after she finished making out all the receipts. NYork really got underway after that. XYriteups began to take shape tafter Mr. Fred- erick practically stuck reyolvers in our ribsl and various pictures could be seen floating around between the staff members. Proofreadingl' and editing became the two big words for a while, and the sudden cases of cross-eyed-ness may be explained by them. Also those girls with the fingers worn down to the joints can give you a very gruesome outline as to their plight. While all this work was going on, -lim Borror and his staff were out collecting ads. XVhat fun lie - Lf' l 41 'K -'L -1-lu wF-- MY . :,v',a.,. I II vfw 'Nt it was to drive to llzttnvizt, Ll11lL'klUlll1l :tnd any l3n.vi:n'xx .lltnzflgfw .A I Nlftllflls number of places to collt-ct tht-tn. It got sn than .Ylttll I. Mztlny. I . I t'tg1'I'. QI. NIIVII' I. when they went tn at store, that lu-:tuning sntilt- f'l1IyfU!H'4yl'vflAyfj'4f,Il1U' , I' Imnwn autontattcztlly snapped on. and stztycd tlu-rc nnttl 5,l, N' In Mitm-' IQ, In-gnu, IZ, Ilnlt-Insnn, I the lucky storckcepcr had lu-on stttlicivtttly pcr- Sn-im-Ig iuadcd that :tn :td in thu Uattlutn wats his lu-st X-Wim. li-rl,-,W M, I.u.IN,,, Wt' Wulf 9 Gnu' I., I Ilw. lllelw nlllcmlwl-ul .thc Sm'-lush lmll .ulwml i'Ar'I'11lI1liur: lftflnv . I. I1:tII:nwI slnpwrecked tnanx' tunes, hut tlu-rc tsnt nm- 5-my Im IMI. I5 gmt.. I I-m.!lH.U' I. Oatkzut stat? tncmhcr that docstft sucrctly :tdntit that it's been loads nf fun, :tnd it it h:1dn't lu-cn for Mr. Frederick. we would pmlmlmly still ln- Uhelow deck Counting words and trying tn ntztkt- deadlines. O-at-kan Staff lfd:'tor-in:-L'l1ivf K . . ll. L nrt' ,45,enciatc,r . lf. L'l:tt'lq, S. Rlnrris .4t'Ii':'itivx Ifdiiur ,... X. Ulntsted Stuj B. lfagrm, ll. Gclsotuinn. -I. l't-tersnn. D. llrtslmng. Nlatncttsu I. I IIl'Illlllt'l' zf:'t'1'li.x'l':1gl lfdilut' . . 'I II1n'l'4n .Ylnjf .X. Llnrli, II. Sclmnz. lwtlflm' lffiifnr . . NI. .X, Blunt Stn-If li. Hratltznn. -I. I':n'tnn, Il. Stttltc-rlrtntl lin-vx' Sftnrlx lftlirnr . IQ. Iztnnclln .Ylttlff li. Young. I.. lknssztrt. AI. i't'nlmx'iclt lfirix' .S'fmrI.v lfziilnr . Il. lztnitt Sltlff -I. lingers. T-t'f'I'Hg7 lftfffm' . .X -Ink .Ylnjf .-X. l'ztstluztlt. l'. l':'ll'llllC. I', Fcntt, -I Stupltztni. Il. ltzttcrntzut, VI, xlny, I VYCZUPII. N-utr--I: l'. .I--unvr. ll. l:unn--ll--. l., line-mrt. .l. 4't'tulim'it-lu. lv, Ynutng, .l, Xllllu ll. Drzty--. J. l':trt--n. Svzltvvli l.. Vztll. .l. Slztluy, .l. l!:tll:lt'1l. .l. liurt' l In Stztu-littz: l.. SKVIIIPY. ll, lirzulnltn. l'. Blunt, Ii. llntvhisnn, ll, Sutln-rlun-I, I , Innnzu, .I l'--:Ili t. l, Xlztm-tlsn, ll, S:-lnlnv Stun-ltnz: I.. Ninn-Ins--, l'. I,--nzlnmy. li, SI-ntt. l'. Vnrtlnrn. .L l'nrlI, .l. ll:-lntn--r, .l. Nliwh--I,1 4 rx t -- +1I 57 Ifv LAN R 7. z',' ' 3- wvxtrrfs 4 X 4 if cy 'n E- Recording the Log :fee 1 W?.,Q, an , , fp Q12 6 i f M fe ' A 1 , . 'if' fl: f ' 2 fp , 41.194 t C ff P 2 'iv ' ' , 1 f's.,n . ri. lst row: L. lloilggws. J, Grzilizini, L. SU-'lll4'l', li. .lol111so11. 151111 rw: Miss Ilolfnlziu. lt. Ibrnyo. A. Gleason. ll. Fangzui, ll. Ilelsomino. E. Kelly, 1'. Scott. M. Rizzo, S, 'l':iIm11e lst row: L ling:-rs li. 1'oope1', IJ. Ulzirk, M. Rizzo, N. Price. Znd row: M. Staliton, .l. l'lem1114-r, Al. Hare, ll. Murray. .l. Mooney, J. Stettiuius, J. Michel. F. lnnita Bird row: l'. Eppolito, l'. Wlieeii, BI 'l'uylo1'. Il. Italy. ll. F:1p:alu, l'. Iiraiyo, D, Maids. Overlooking a few minor details such as late copy, short stories twhen they should have been longj, untyped copy, and inaccurate spelling, the Red and Black has had a successful year. The Red and Black is a growing paper and the '47-A49 staff has heen busy trying to improve it. ln September, memlmers of the Red and lilack went to Rochester to attend the newspaper con- vention sponsored jointiy liy the Times Union and the Democrat and Chronicle. lYhile there memlaers of both papers gave them advice and information. Excitement was in the air during the hrst few weeks ot October when members ot the paper were preparing to attend the annual meet- ing of the Empire State Press Association at Syracuse. They arrived at Syracuse tired but ready to learn. A few members ot the staff visited Syracuse University where they took a scholarship test. Those remaining at the hotel went to various meetings. :Xt these meetings, well-known men and women of the newspaper world, told them the clols and don'ts of editing a high school paper. The night they arrived, a s -silt hge.- LH 1 '1 I gf! fl! Pi 1 X -4 vs 4 sf - at 1-if 2 I V . - t lst r.-tv: A. Imsqlinl--, L, u'1Q.-.-ir lt. Imsli-tins. A. Su-1-n, 12 Alto..-mm, In-l row: ,L Ulxnstv--I, Al, For-Intro, ll. llruyo, A. l':u---, A, Joy, .l, Ill-uw-rs, l'. lint'--n--. .I, Sn-lzuni. BI, .Inn-lawn. Zirtl row: Iv. lizlll. 1', I,--nglnlny, ti. llot-, J. l'e'v-rson. Nl, l.ith-ll4 l', S:-otl, .l, Nlnloy, J, .I-iv. .l. l':ull:irfl, XV. llri--rley, ll, XV:m-rlnaun, A, Gln-:is on .l, hiulnzllll. lst 1'-nv: li. Johnson. I,. Sl--ine-r. J. Allwrt. IP. Stone. I'. .lu-nn:-r In-I r--wi It Flint 4'. 4'ri::+-r. Il. S1-utr. li. Ilnt-'Inls li, Iippoliro S, 'l':lhonv-, T. S1-oft, banquet was given at which various awards, to people and papers were givenr Various schools started singing their school songs so the l.e- Royans raised their voices in a lusty l.e Roy yell which brought forth more yells from other Schools that weren't to be outdone. lfollowing their banquet, the l.e Royans danced in the large ballroom of the Onandaga Hotel where, after several hours of strenuous dancing thev rleciflerl to call it a dav. Then some members had a brainstorm and wanted to have a party - so off everyone went in Search of food and milltlMr. Frederick and -lim Borror toured the streets of Syracuse for milk and finally sueceefleflp. on, 'l', Smith, A. Bl--uriu, l . ll.-nry, I'. Blunt, .Xfter :tn evening of fun :intl hilarity, they finally nlanztgetl to get some sleep. Saturday was spent between various meetings and the shopping centers. 'lihey left Syracuse tired, wiser. and with it host of memories. The annual meeting ul the Genesee Valley l'ress .'Xssoci:1tion was helfl on Blnv llnd, at Cutler Union, Lf ol' li. The meeting was pre- sirlerl over by Blr. lfrerlericlt, l'resitlent. fllltl flrace fielsoinino, Student l'resirlent Xliilflll thztnlts goes to Miss llotlnizln, advisor, for her cooperation, interest, patience and friendly humor that kept us going. Vi 59 lie' x Serving the Crew are-1 Red Key Society 'lst llnw: A. Varli. ti. th-lsomino, Ii, Iirnyo. A. lhittngliai. 1'. tfrigrer, S-. Tabone. B. Selden. Ind Row: Mr. Muffin-y, J, lioflgt-1's. M. 1':ur-y li. Williams. Cird Row: J, I'etvx'son, E. Slvriiiigr. Ib. Ilnrrell , L. Hnteliison, M. A. Munt, Ii. A. Clark, B, Carr. belong, M. Jzuueson, R. Inuuello, A, Glguggn' tf. 1,'n1'd:iro. L. t':il1. Ii. Ilraulbury, F. Davis, E, Vlnrk. One day about the middle ot October, ten puzzled students gathered in Room l. There they learned that Mr. Gaffney was planning to organize the Red Key Society, with Service Above-Self as the motto, the purpose of the society being. to unite students who have given their services to worthy school projects not other-wise recognized by Student Council. The ship's activities could not very well be carried on to any extent if it were not for the majority of these people. Barb Carr and Russ lannello, officers of Student Council, have given a great deal of their time to all sorts of school activities this year. At most any time, one or the other of them may be seen hnstling with a notice or dashing frantically to make last minute arrangements for the bus trip to the basketball game. You may not know it, but .-Xgnes Larli did the job ol collecting absence slips every morning and noon. This is a job which not many would care to have, for it consists of strenuously rac- ing up and down stairs and for most of us that is hard work so early in the morning. Talk about being served from a silver platter, you get just about the same quality of service from the lunchroom workers. Along with this also comes dessert. with Margaret Cavey and Betty Hutchinson selling candy and ice cream every noon. Then there are the locker room watchers , giving up their study periods to take care of the locker rooms. XYhen you go into assembly and the movie projector is efficiently run, that means that ,lim l7el.ong is on the job. Also there is Charlie Cordaro who runs the juke box every noon. Ann Gleason, who teaches the seventh and eighth graders dancing lessons after school, Frankie Davis who was on the job as football manager, Dean Burrell who was basket-ball manager. and a host of others always ready to aid you, keeping in mind the slogan. service above self. ,,.,7f iw..- tf 41 -W--Y Y -in Honoring the Worthy .-Xs cyery gootl ship has :t tlt-stinaition. so tlocs ticlsoutiiio, llichztrtl tirxtltztin, Klztrgztrt-1 .xllll lx Roy High School. lt is sct :tccortling to tht- Xlunt :intl ,Xnn Hlntstt-tl. goals of the National llonor Socit-ty: cltztrztctcr. scholarship. lczttlcrslup :intl st-iyicc which :irc :ilso thc linsis tor nicntlicrship in tht- Xcttiouztl llonor Socicty. Q-H ln Xovt-inltcr, six St-niors wt-i'v iititizttt-rl tltiring tht- llotioi' 5ot'tt'tys 2lsst'tIIltly progi':titi. tht-v wcrt- li1ll'llIll'Il tnrr, I-.ilt-rn 4 lnrlt, K lztrtiit- Ninn- so, ,lint Nlihic. Shirlt-y Nlorris :tlirl l't-tt-1' xlt'llltl'l'. K H is 'tts 't-lzttt-tl to ns sonn- ot his It is at known tztct that tt-:tclicrs :tt-prccizttc Nil- lltlltltt' ltttt 1 your getting your honit-worlt in on titnu, hut :ilso it contriliutcs to your tlnztlitics ol' scliol:trslii,i, lcndersliip. ztntl seryicc. Certainly you lccirn at littlt- now cyt-ry tinit- you do Z1 hit of studying :intl it' you nrt- tht- ltintl ot' . person who can lit- tlt-pt-iitlt-tl on for than lioinc- work. it giycs your cliztratctcr ll hoxtst. L'ntlcr lczulcrsliip you will tintl thc in-rson who is rerttly to tztlic oycr :intl tlo things. .Ns :in cx- ainplc of this thc-rc :irc tht- guiding otlict-rs ot' :ill our orgztnizzttions. inclntling' tht- llonor Socit-ty. Klztrgxtrct .-Xnn Klnnt was choscn :is l'rt-sitlt-nt ot' this organization with Sccrctztry. .Xnn tllnistt-tl and Treasurer. tirztcc ticlsoniino. Silt-:tlting of good qualities. Bliss l7ortniillt-r. tht- :nlyisoig hgtg her share of them. Not only tltit-s slit- it-:ich ht-r proinising Math, students with unc-ntling pzttit-ncc, hut she also strtntls rcrtdy to guitlt- any activity he-in-Y cirricd on lw the Honor Socit-tr, i 5 t Contributing to the goal of service. wm-lg hug he-en continued on the point systt-ni. lycctirtls were kept up to date on the activities ot' :ill high school students. and any points nizule wt-rc wh t-xtttiiciiccs tlurint- his trip to lfiit-l:iit1l, tht- pta-- ct-tling suninit-r. Klzty sziw our spring nnluction :tsst-nihly. this tiint- with ont- Sl'lllltl'1 liusst-ll lznint-llo :tnfl six ltnn ltrirotliy liitzt Nlzttrlu. .Xnn tilt-:tson :tnfl lhtrton Spillt-r. lit-y, Rohr-rt -Iohnson gnu- :i vt-ry inor- ing slit-1-cli on tht- thought, ltr-ciliv for lilo ,Xs :tn :nltlt-tl trt-:tt ht- sung two sltttgs :ts only ht- can sing tht-nt, .Xt thc t-ntl tht- crt-t-tl was rt-tit-:ut-rl l lrt'lit:y't, in rt-:tl lynowlt-tlgv, :uluirt-tl through :tn opt-n nnnrl iiiitt-ttt-ix-tl hy prt-jtnlicc-. l lit-ln-y'c thzit cliztrzictcr is tht- tonnflntion ot tht- lnght-st typt- ot' scholzirsliiii. l liclit-yu that unst-lhsh st-ryicc is niy privilcflgt- :intl rt-sponsihility. l hclit-yu chztrttctt-r. scholarship :tnrl scryict- ini- posc rcsponsihilitics ol lt-ztrlcrsliip. l trust that l shrill ht- :ts rcznly to lt-:trl :ts to follow, when lt-:tclt-rship is :lt-nizinwlt-rl of nic. 'lilicrt-fort-, hclit-ying in lqnowlt-tlgtz cliztrztctcr st-ryicc :incl lt-ztrlcrsliili. l rt-joicc in tht- oltligzition l'l'N1.Xllll Xlcztrig, -l:uiis lt-t-1, l.t-riiict- St-ltlt-ii, ich iucnilicrsliip in this Xzttionztl llonor Society 'talk s ' ' '- - - ti cd up toward the English l., iilztccs upon inc. :incl l shztll flo niy ht-st to tulhll Inductctil in their .lunior yviil' Wert-: t,t-me gl, wi,-it and 1,m.l,,,,k.-'- National Honor Society I-'r-int ll--wg Miss I-'ortlnlllv-r. Bl. .L Blunt, .L Ulins tt-tl t. 1.1-lsotnllio, t orris, l-I. Vlnrli, ll. tlrzlhzlm tjlisu-titl. lm--lf: lttiwt t'. Mzinr-um-. li. l':xrr. l'. .lf-nn--r. .l. Nltlnt-. N Nl -+l lil lf'- .,,.--...,.--. ,, ,.- ,.,,.,,, ,L A, A ,,mM, Pl -.-11 ' 'r ., 1-,Q 4 Governing the Ship few lst SUllle'Stt'I lfouneil Mo-inhers with Advisors, Mr. Dennett, Mrs. IIIIIIIIPY, Mr, Horr. Znii senn-ster' lst row: IJ. Carr. B. Fagan, A. Gleason, N. Clark. A. Pzinepeiito, A. Pace. A. Leone. :Ind row: E. Grailmni, R. V. Antinore, C. lannello, N, Gales, M. E. Crowley, G. Gelsomino, M. Ya -1. tt J. Stettinins. c e , Zlrd row: L. Steverson, J. Peterson. II. Frank, Ll. Eppolito. J. Jenner, F. Rogers. J. liorrur. -ith row: J. Antinore, J. Innitn, A. Wilson. R. Thorkihlsen, D. Poles. C. Cordura, J. Milne. E. Clark, li. Kidd, J. Mooney, J. Arrington, A, Clark. R. Thorkiltlsen. with row: A. Messore. P. Palznlino, ll Ilrayo. Barker, R. Drayo, L, Bradbury. Tth row: I.. llyers, Ii. I. O'Geen, S. Smith, Y. Avery. Sth row: Sth row: t'The meeting was called to order September- llth at 3:35 by President Russell lannello , and so went the Student Council's first meeting in its 1947-48 career, The first project on the agenda was the Sadie Hawkins Dance, to which many unwilling Li'l Abners were dragged, Although there were many complaints, the Daisey Maes seemed thor- oughly satished that a good time was had by all. There was little money left in the treasury after Student Council helped pay for the new cheer-leaders' uniforms, so plans were made to sponsor a baked goods sale, which resulted in increasing the treasury by 350, Of course there was the annual Snalce Dance held before the Batavia game, which coming at the same time as Hollowe'en, became a double celebration. Cider and donuts were served bv Rotary, with dancing in the gym to Al i.uther s orchestra. The advisors, Mrs. Balmer, Mr. Horr, and Mr. Bennett have helped develop Student -, .gif E. Grant, Ir. Graihann, R. Hutchison. 62 Council into, a progressive Organization. Prob- ably this years most important decision was the change in the athletic L's. It was decided that the L's would have the emblems on them to show in which sport they had been won. In March any visitor coming to L.H.S. might have been slightly puzzled to see the many posters and banners being sported in the halls and classrooms. It was the annual campaign for the election of new Student Council ofhcers An assembly with skits and speech-making pre- ceded Election Day and it was the student's privilege to cast their votes in the new voting machine. After a nerve-wracking weekend the results published in the Red and Black were: jim Arrington, President and Joyce Mooney, Vice-President. Now with the year coming to a close it is sincerely hoped that next year's student Council will be as successful a guide to the good ship, l..H.S. as this year's has been . . . . gg..- S. l l w . -,Mn W X' x-4+ - - Dancing at L. H 1. .liwf rimv- . J. XVIx:ul's thu' Qu-1-rw-t Ilzurlff '. llznpplx Hull:-lx I, .Xllwl-wi In-iglnl 5. Su-lvlxs swllinr fllvlgu IZ, Swing yr-r lmrtuvr T, Hrnnfl rlplnl :xml lull N Nlglul Iil'-- in If Huy .. EI. Nliw Ivvvm- un flu- plwllf- 111. In-rullxlx 1-lulr1'l:llning ilu- 1-lwmllu ll, .lwly uwlliug rlw dum' vrizvv. us: K' CHALLENGING THE FOE MLN...- h-, - :'!u, ' ,. ps. ,, . V 5, U yx., Q - ,Y , f ,. Q. ,f-.. 4.- ,, ww, --W f MV. -Q-.M , .,. 'iz ' !'- HL-... ,-x..3', ' M' wm- 'vlt 'f A4 . mm Y-fp 'LG--r., - ' 77 ly '0, If , 44, ', u. 'M ,f ' 7 ',,. 'wanfafw 43. 'fi-is' Ap' 1 ,Q ' lb f ..o-- , 239, '44 , H., - -v.....--..... .- XX. I M lin ' x 5 . s ' ag-1 - Q- v- .-N-:.,.,.,u Kicking the Pig Skin -fs' lst row: J. Hall. I.. 1':il:lilino, l'. Sunil:-rson. V, Antinoro, ff. Pzisqnnle, lf. Antinure, IJ. Derrick. 11. S--qnertli, 21111 row: J. Hnse, Asst. Coat-h, D, Young, H. Lawreiiee, C. I'ortlarn. D. Walkley, L. Bossart, V. A Anfiuore, J. Iiansier, 177. Hutt-hisnn. J. f'rukovir1li, flU2ll'l1 Xvillfill. ikrrl rmvt J. 1DiF1':iIn.-ist-o, I'. Inipp, R. Mortiiner. .T. Parton. IP. Maligefriwla, S. Pauepenfo. R. Ball, I'. Iiariiy, D. Mr-Ilurliey. 4th row: ll. I.:11vp. D. Stone, V. Ieloffinnn. H. Smith. R. Slizlrp. II. Ssiunnlf-rs, L. Steiner. D. Cromwell. Season opens amid loud cheers at A Beautiful football weather . . . Fello little too tense . . . Oh-Oh . . . Rocky von . . . ws all a Antinore being carried off field . . . Bad leg injury . . . Horrors . . . Hear he will be out for part of the season . . . XX-'in easily though . . . Score 25-6. Come home to another week of hard practic- ing . . . Coaches XValsh and Hase drill more plays . . . Frankie Davis, manager, gets run ragged . . . Everyone digs right in . . . Goal - Yictory. Play host to East Rochester . . . Exceptional blocking from Cordaro and XValkley . 19-7. . . XVin Play on own gridiron once more . . . Every- one a little worried before game . . . Fairport scores with a long run . . . Gosh . . . Finally start to click . . . Ransier, Sharp, Cromwell score . . . Hurrah! Beat them. 31-14. Getting like old home week . . . Again play host . . . This time Medina . . , Fellows all out-weighed Makes no difference though . . . Plays N clockwork . , XVin again, 26-O vork like Sequerth scores first points . . . Start to lose hold . . . Looks bad . . . Fellows very hot . . . Sharp makes seventy-three yard run for '1'.D. . . . Sigh of relief . . . 19-7 . . . Fifth win in a row . . Nice going fellows! Home again . . . Play Akron . . . Excellent team . . . Encounter Delauzzio . . . Fastest back met in the season . . . Not much luck . . . Every- one downhearted . . . First loss of season . . lf?-O. Rocky back for Batavia game . . . Good luck . . . Night a little cold. but clear . . . Large turn- out of spectators at Batavia . . . Fellows all a little nervous . . . Both teams fumble badly . . . Hold own for first quarter . . . Score 6-7 . . . Pray for field goal . . . Please. just one. one point . . . Groans . . . Not good . . . Fellows drop back . . Batavia wins . . . XVorse luck . . . 12-34. . Everyone satisfied with. Banquet held by Business . . Team hears excellent Games all over . . a good season . . . Men's Association . speeches by Coach XValsh and Principal O'- Conner of Scottsville High . . . ,loe Crnkovich elected honorary captain of 19-1-7 squad . . . Everyone proud of him . . . Alma Mater then lfiqally get out of town . rlourneylto Albion Sung I ' I Football Season ends' . . ery hot day . . . Sun shining brightly . . . t' Le Roy 25 home Avon ..... 6 LeRoy 19 H-WHY Alblon 7 Le Roy 19 home E. Rochester 7 LGROY 0 home Akron, .19 Leaoy 31 home Fairport ..14 LeRoy 12 HWRY Batavla -- 34 ' Le Roy 26 home Medina O .. -- -fl 66 lie -- X344 f--una.. , . 'wt-.....x-..-..,,,....,..V-..... ,Y,,.,. ,W Swishing Them In pix' Notice of Coach XYalsh's familiar posters . . , . . . tirt-at playing luy all tln- l't-lluw- nn mn' Basltethall practice at 3 135 . . . lixeellent lnrnnnt eniirt. lnnrneyetl lu I t-tcliwiirlli lin' a practice gatin- . . . Two weeks of hard practice anal sn the . season begins. . . , lins lirnlyt' tlnwn twice ,... Xrrivi-fl efntplt- First non-league ganie with l,etcliw'tn'tli Den- lninrs late , . . lft-llnww hail a great time . . . tral . . . liasy win .... 3 2-ll. larsl ganie hy tliree points .... l7-.5-l. Play at home again . . . This time .Xltrnn . . . llnnn- again . , , llnlley nt-xt , , Snnlt tht-ni Very fast team . . . Li:m't catch them . . laist- hy lnnitt-eii points . , . St'1n't-il an ca-i' .57-2.3 by four points-hearthrealting , . . Scwre .W-35. . , , blue L'rinly sanlt nine l're-- llirtnys . . , Guests of llolley next . , . Six points hehintl .Xway again .... Xlliinn . . . lit-'tt ns, lint gmail at the half . . . 'lihat's better now . . . sh-wly etlqc lleifi. llaltlit-lil cinin-s :wer . . 'l'rini tht-ni up on them-hut . . . l.0se . . . ll'-17, again .... 33-25. Albion cagers arrive at l.. ll. S. Xheatl in Liagt-rs ent-sts at llatayia . . . lh-st-rt:-fl lay lirst quarter . . . 'liietl at half . , . l'i'uspt-cts l.asly l.nclt in secuntl halt' , . . Ilisappfliiitnirnt good .... Xlhion speetls up . , . Darn . . . laise fin' eyeryinie . . , Scurerl a JW tu their .H-. again . . . Score this time Z3-lll. tiet jiltetl nn the rXlt1'r+n tknirt hy lifta-1-n 1-:nails Motor to Uaklield . , . lireryinie in high . . . Scure .W-54. spirits . . , The day hefure Liliristmas Yacaiitin Xtalslinien whip Rleflina after a harfl game . . . Exciting game . . . Hail cases of laringitis . . . .lime L'rinlt high senrer with lXXl'lllV-lwlltf' for everyone . . . Beat them hy two points points . . , F-cure it well wun 4-l-37. V ...ff-25. 'liietl with Mt-tlina lim' lirst place in leafne Played host to great rivals . , . llatayia . . . . . . Met them at l3i'n:ltpm't . . . Hush , , Excellent playing hy huth siptatls . . . aheatl lfelluws clun't click . . . lit-t trinimerl gniwl , . of them most all nf the game , . Liwnld hear 5-l-313. No se-:tiunals fin' l.c-Roy. cheering blocks away . . l.wse-wwrse lnclt l lnr own .line L'rnkuvicli high scorer for league V'-1 with l5S points. XYalslimen take Medina easily in 33-32 yictnry I-r-'nr n.--xi, lt. N-:in--rtli. V. Snyil--r, Il. .lt-lmstm. ll. Ni-s--4-rl, .l. Milne, I-:it-lt I.--xi, I. Jenn IZ. Iluwvr. er. ll, Y1vuu::, J. 1'l'i1km'li'll. l'n:u:-Ii XY:ulsll. ll. Illlrri-ll. ll, linll, ll, l'hnpln:in -954 lit..- .M - ' , .- A , , x ,. , ...-.:..A, ,WY-V.. X . .v ,xi-.fiagixgl ,mg 1 A 1 A Q V ,v:i5.:,1s,yL 5,- Striking Them Out je ' lst 1'11w-- Il, t'1'o:11wel1: 4' Miller: Ii. Lupp: L. 1!1':11ll1111'yZ Il. Vest-ovi: J. Sf'ilI'll2lIl. 21141 row 4- ll. lower: IP. Slllllllllvl ID. M1-Ii111'11ey: Mr. M:111:1ef1'i4l:1, l o:11'-l1g R. I':1sl1ong: J. I'z11't11111 T. Smith. Batter np . . . Baseball season gets under way with some good coaching from Mr. Mange- frida. First game with Oakhe'd here . . . Vescovi gets three base hit , . . Snyder a two base hit . . . First win . . .3-O. Oakheld up again . . . Away this time . . . Parton and Spillane pitch . . . Strike fourteen out . , . Another victory for the Red and Black . , . 9-4. klourney to Medina . . , Spillane pitches the whole game and strikes six out . , . Good job . . . Still going strong . . .XYin 14-8. I-lome again . . Albion this time . . ,XYhat a racket . . . Fourth win , . . Score 5-4. Le Roy diamond sees second Medina game . . Lapp pitching . . . Strikes live men out . . Great . . . Fifth win in a row . . . ll-4. Guests of Albion . . . Snyder with two hits . . . Albion's Dollinger strikes sixteen le Royans ont . . . Makes no ditiferenee to ns . . . One more victory for the Red and Black . . , 6-5. Meet the big rivals . . . Game o11 Batavia diamond . . . Batavia's Maley hits Z1 homer . . . Pitcher Martino strikes eight ont . . . 4- +1 68 XYhat's this . . Oh darn . . . Le Roy loses . . . 5-O, Bad hail storm . . . Rains cats and dogs in Le Roy so back to Batavia again . . . Bower pitches twelve innings . . . Called because of darkness . . . 2 all so have to play them again. Big play off game . . . Batavia at Le Roy . A . Almost too warm . . . Le Roy serges ahead Lapp strikes out seven Batavia players Batavia creeps up . . . Too many fumbles by Le Roy . . . L. H. S. finally overcome . . . Batavia's victory . . . S-6. Chance of going to sectionals lost . . . Hopf ing for better luck next year with a great team. Scomas: Le Roy 3 thomeb Oakheld O Le Roy' O tawayij Oaktield 4 Le Roy 14 tawayj Medina S Le Roy 5 thomel A-Xlbion 4 Le Roy ll thomej Medina 4 l.e Roy 6 tawayj Albion 5 Le Roy O tawayl Batavia 5 Le Roy 2 tawayj Batavia 2 Le Roy 6 thomel Batavia 8 if - 11 Li?-if, n ,Q ,um M-W -0 Racing for Position Quite :i few lame follows :irutiml svlimwl . . This mcnus trztck has stitrtctl . . . works hard to gct the follows tion for Batavia meet :tl l.. ll. S. . . relay t5mith. .'XI'I'lIIgi0II. XYhitiiig :mtl . . . ,loc L'i'iuk takes lirst in high Lose meet though . . . Scurc 71-20. Lieiieseo up ut-xt . . . Mt-ct on um' llasquale wins IOLI yztrtl clash. .Xvriugtt Graltaiu the -HO. Strulicl thc milc :mtl shot put . . . -l-IO four ruuucrs , . . 27 73 Medina vs. lr weather uiulxes uw Grnliaiu takes the Cruktwicli thc high :mtl the -HO rt-lay Score: l., l'I. S, -Mi relay tcaim licztts Xictoiw' for tlic Roy :it Blctliuzi . tlitlvrcucu tu thc -I-ltl. lli lfruiicieum jump, Stciiicr thc li takes tirst plzifc . Blctliuzt 51. Blix llatw iii Uumli- , Win -I-ltl St-quzirtlit iump , . . ti.ttlX . . . tu the 220, Young tht- iiL'lIk'S0U 5 lS.'ilIII . . . . Rainy iczim . . . lllt' ,ht-t. imzul juiup .t.,.uu . . . -140 relay. Liraliaiu. .Xrriiigt-iii :mtl L-l'IliiHA vich go it: Amherst to the XXX-slci'ii New Yurlq meet . . . L'i'iilwx'i:li tics tm' tirst in high jumim . . . I vthcr teltuws Outrun hy cwiiiitciiiig sclitmls. Klirtm' tu .Xllmm lm lnuiitx mul tiiilt twicli :mtl Xlliitmx pl'tt't' Ntttmtl mtl tlmll 111 ltIilI1lll iiimp , . . ti'iilmi'1 lt tal tx Nt mill m litxli ,iituip . , , l t-llmix lIl'lL't' lnmth m lflll xml KlilNil, llll :mtl shut put. Xuxt im-ut with .Xlhi iii Nt-cuiirl ht-:tt ul' ltltl yzml tilt itlztttw , . , llztttziglvi thc NNI Str Yuiiug tht- shut, ,Xiwiiigtuii Nl mul lu it ul .ht JIU :mtl Lriilmvicli thu ltmtrl itiiup Xl tiki' M'X'L'I'IIl tliirfl plztrt-N l mt tht: lxll , . .. tllmiuu fll lu tml' 2-l, lrztclt svzismi t-mls with xtxti tl till lu st'Cli411IZtlSZtl lqUL'lICSiL'I' l limlx f 'L Qucccsatiil timc, :ts siicct-wtiil 1 tht L t II x SUIRIAN lx limi' 21' thttmcl l-tttxi fl l.v limi' 52 t lifmit' I lltlitxu l.c Rui' 24 t l.t' lilly -lft 1 :iwztyl Xllmi u itwztvi ilulmi Z1 lsr ruw 4 .l. lGr.th:im: .L t':-ri-imiglizii J. Blzilnv' Bl, .lzlimel-it: NY. S11-nlwli A. Ilglim 11' Zn-I rt-iv - II. II:i1unn: l'. liaitlll-yi II. Smith: I li1':1Ii:um: .I, Ihtiliw-i': U. lqsqimli-L I I In .Irtl rnu' I .l. Milli:-Z II. Xl'IliliU::: .I, lvil4'1':lIn'isw+1 ll, S1-qin-1-lla: Hr, Ilztsv. Vu-1-'Ii I I App I St--itat-r: .I. l'ritIwi'ivI1: IL Y-tiling, ,-1. an l tif! lk - ...H- irm lmiiui ix Inst I iming for Varsity Positions lf?-' lst rmv: D. Ye-sf-ovi, T. llllllf, Il. ltowvr, A, Cn1'r-imiglia. J. Graham. fllll Row: J. I':1t1'ir'k, Il. Miller, C, Autiuore, R. Bllllllllflll, K. Hutclmison, J. Scanlon, Pour-h XV:1lsl1e. Ijiwl row: H. Johnson, C. Radley, XY. Pxxrton, Il. Jones, D, SWVPUSY P- BIIUUP, C. Longhany. H. t'I1:11mmn. Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Baseball lst liow f Il, 3IvIfIl1'uy, Il. Bllllllllilll, F. Iing'v1's, XV, Hadley. intl llmv W ll. Iizlll. li. .luhns4m, J. Allyn-rt, S, l':i11vp1-ima, li. Mortimer. ll, Vlmpnmn. -. 4,4 10 54. .- M.. . . xx- fgf I wld .f G 21,- B, A 4 1. ggfxf gpm u. -., . Junior Varsity Basketball 1 r X I :Ill Ill I. I'HIillIIIl I' Xlllllm III, I-, II.llI. n N I an 5 ui I NI rum r I 1 In I lx in Ir Nl n 1 II Hmm Xl - n: 4- 'o- ' un 1- 'u 1- ' Junior Varsity Cheer Leaders 'nth X l l rl-I X Ixnlullo I' n J-V Basketball Scores Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy lsr Row, V, Iwnumzile. '. Antinn 4-, , . 1: :U ':. I Znul Iam-1 J, I'-.rw , -I .-.V 1, . , .I:u1wsu.n. Blzrr. Knrff-linuz BI. .I. I. . . . fn '. .. : - , . Ilruy . Sturllllliui T. Sf-ut! Ii. l Ilnf. LeRoy 19 home Letchworth Le Roy 21 home Akron ..., Le Roy 30 away Holley , . . LeRoy 51 home Albion .... Le Roy 28 away Oakfield . . LeRoy 23 home Batavxa , . Le Roy 27 home Medina .. . -- nw F I. FQ. ,- away home away home away away away Letchworth Holley .,.. Albion .... Oakfield .. Batavia .. Akron .... Medina . -.z -. -.-M-. -,'f . :W w if-wwf,wv.vwmwmmm.v-g-u-anuzamm . 'X . , A .1 Ling- f.A4- ,nr I Meeting the Younger Members ff- , ,,,, ,,,, .ilu N 1 L Junior High Basketball lsr Huw: S, U'lLve11, F. ffllillvll, Ii, Mnstin. S, ltiggri, Y. Gllalrilm. A. 1In::1ve1'o.. I A Znvl Iiuw: lL. ti:11'11n-11 J. .T:1v1is1w11, ll. I+':nuniug', 4'u:u-ln llzlso, F, f'UU1H1l', J. 1.'u1nlulu1'1:A, ll. 1'1llICll1' sun, Twirling Class F1-mit Ilww: Inslrlu-tors-S. Mm-ris, M. J. Ilurln, --- J. liuslxkn, G. C1lK'l'2lllliSU. J. A. Buttnglillv D- lPl':ly4l, M. Mnstiu, 1llHll'lll'lIll'N-ll, l :lg'zu1, 41 Hzlruvr Illxl rmvf Ii. I'wli, I.. Viuui, S. ltfmllu-, S. .lzxulisoir M. M114-Kvnzin-. J. Hewes J. Roth R. lilm-rzl. A Iluvvy. Zlrfl Huw: V. Str-lliuilm, ll. l4'1':111k, Il. M, AIllilllll't', E. 1il'IlllI, .l. 31:lt'If0llZA0. N. FPUST. A- Rushko. 1' l'x'mliv 1' 1 1l'lIa-V -. I . ,1. A. 4, +1 T2 fax- '- MA. Md Fighting for L. H fax, HJ 1, l,f-lvlm-frfll tr:-f--rlnrnwv-1' In nf-Yluu I. lh-I'1-l -:- ll:-glwlfl ImI1I:4 pw- :um --um--I---n IL. Vwlltr-rs rw-in-ll fur than Imll 1. Ifunl nn thrw- -nlmuhl bv :ln 1-guy hz:-:Iwi - -fi Tli E+ - 1 X 1' :f, 'IA Inspection nr 'lst row: Ii. Voile, A. ll2Il'll. Miss Mow-ly. IC. Mussllalfen. A. I':xsqn:il4-. :Jud row: A. lannello. IS. Eppolito. J. Johnson, lt. .Sl-ott. S. 1IllSSl.lilft'll fl. Maher, S. Iauita, P. tftlf-1-ii. L, llootlne. F, Henry. J, Lzlltm-fro, J. Stl-fn llll. Iiril row: A. I':n'e. A. lllllLL'NVIll1, I.. Fall. V. Lonprlxany, XV. Brierley, S. Morris,-M. Taylor. G. Kellogg N. Ufliii-, 1'l. Yum-lizee M. Littvll. J. Str-ttlnins, ll. Day, ll. Gelsolniuo. S. Slllltll, Your gym suits have been changed this year. Freshman will have green suits, Sophomores maroon, -luniors coral. and the Seniors wear the same blue ones. You are to have them in two weeks and everyone he prepared to do your best in my gym classes. said Dorothy Morley who served her first year teaching at Le Roy. She has accompolished a great deal in the gym classes and has proven her ability to get along with everyone. The G. A. A. under the leadership of Sara Tabone, Presidentg Mary Ann Rizzo. Yice Presidentg blune Rogers, Secretaryg and Rachel Drayo. Treasurer has also proven itself to be a great aid to the girls and Miss Morley. The year started out with a playday at Batavia. Le Roy proved to everyone that there were some good swimmers here. Soccer intramurals started next. Teams were chosen and great rivalry took place among the players. ll'henever it was possible to get the football players oft the held we played soccer. So soccer intramnrals came to a close. Frances lanita's team, the lYhite Socks , won the championship. The ll'hite Socks played Alexander's winning soccer team. Le Roy won 2-1. This surely was a great day for the soccer team to know the winning light was kept burn- ing. The ninth and tenth grade soccer team tied Batavia and beat Medina in November. Volleyball was our next project to be under- taken in class. Volleyball intramural compe- tition became very keen. At Batavia the t'Yolley OOps captained by Sara Tabone ended the volleyball intramnrals by dropping a close de- cision to Batavia. Basketball showed everyone what great ability the girls had. The girls were as good as the boys this year. At the Medina basketball sports- day the Le Roy girls won one and lost a close decision. Frannie lanita,s basketball team won the intramural championship. You boys should see what fun we had in our gym classes learning how to square dance. Half of the girls pretended to be boys. and what a mix up took place. However, order came out of the chaos, and we really became just about as good as the old hands. -Jil lite-- -.......L..-,....a... 1 41 ! l Y! Va. Showing Off Nw rim- .L X, 1 in-i-ri.-it-1.-rs V xi, llorli. ia. iflim. A, vlink, ii. iQu.n.:1..., '11 Hffflt. -1 l'r A-' lnnwvr llizrlit- Klart hits :l :mul ons- ln toll:-y Irlll Inmw-r lmft- This rfmk :I lout: rlim' In in-rfi-wr Exercising was loads of fun. lf you saw the girls slumping and complaining of being sore it was only from gym exercises. l guess it was a little difficult getting used to standing on one! head and walking without the help of someone else. Tumbling was so strenuous it took the am- bition out of the girls. Can't you hoys see how f +4 T5 the girls' muscles rlevelopefl. 'lihey llilllj' zu taking form. 'l'liex' no floulit will lizivt- lit-ttti muscles than the boys. .Xlexanrler met us again in May at :i soft li sportsdav. 'llie XK't'illlL'l' was vt-rv damp but it , didnt put Z1 rlaniper on the girls' fun. Hur activities ezum- to :ui end this month ln liztving a track meet :it .Xlt-xtuiilt-r. E+- f' fffj Uv, ,, 4 ,I Winning the Games iw ., 32? W f JP 7,z,x'f.. 1, M ,,,, , I. ,X 411-mul rn-:nm 3, 'l'l..- i,,.,,,-1, H-,H-,,,,.,-,4 35, ,lmqq pm'-th-lm: . 4. Who IN up nf-xv 3. l'iI4-lwrx unrlnillgg up M. Null- ull lirsl T. lh-mly for lhv I'iff'll - 5- A lliull mn- To 1-n-nfvl' D Iif-Isl U. Spillnlm- up In lm! 10. 4':l1lI:'g: :u vlusm- mum ,ig Eg..- i F N I f v . i1- 1 Lf Snapping the Track Team ls IA If 1, Iiautuvix 'mu-N llnrulugh 2. .lim 4-mn '4 ln larsl I1 NWN' iw Ing In-'r': I. Nlurgul f-law-re-x flu-In 111 5. .Ir-rry 21-I-4 an lu-:ul nur! li, .Inv wailing -.xl-r T lilwlxy l,..,,g. 1p,,.,,, HH TT 1+- SPONSORING THE VOYAGE S uznov CUT-RQ1EA RRUG sroma PREEZIRIPTIQJNS ffl, -5 N v Compliments of LEROY MACHINE CO., INC East Main Road Le Roy, N. Y. WE STAND BETWEEN YOU AND l0SS! BEFORE-with expert advice on the right kinds of insurance. tling all just claims. Protect what you haue- Let us show you how! W ERNEST TOWNSEND 81 SON Insurance Le Roy. N. Y. AFTER-with quick help in set- K ,, I Compliments Of THE ELM DAIRY O X A ......M, .51-lg 5 - . Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 , LAPP INSULATOR COMPANY. INC Le Roy. N. Y. LE ROY CRUSHED LIMESTONE COLPROVIA BITUMINOUS MACADAMS For Better Highways, Driveways, Tennis Courts, Building Construction LE ROY LIME and CRUSHED STONE CORP Le Roy, New York Phone 52 Compliments of GAZETTE-NEWS COMPANY Printers in l,c Roy since 1926 Portraits and Group Pictures in THE O-AT-KAN photographed by MOSER STUDIO, Inc. 27 Clinton Avenue North :: Rochester 2, New York Stone 2440 '1 X, Compliments of CURRIER MOTORS AUTHORIZED DEALER :Ink Strccl Plume 104 Compliments of VIC BLOOD HARDWARE CO POTTER DEWITT CORP. General Contractors Pavilion, New York B. R. DEWITT. INC. Pavilion, New York Hauling Contractors Trailer Service-Dump Trucks Heavy Hauling-Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 68 kf- Meeting the Freshman ps, Q wr fix ' . NX M 1. l !'1Nlu f+-llnws ,, Z. K0-ll up to but IL. Hr. l r1-fl:-l'If'k unfl pulu I4 1.4-uk ul ,Xml 3. XII' l rwlvri1'li :lull prntvgn-s fi. Anrun :nt lm! T. Hr.-nl ymlw KNU mlmln-rr ljuilv :r qvxrzumiwl the-rv N. IH thu' sum tm, hrizzllr ling:-r'! , EP. Illx'--ryhml-V lnzupp-V! Compliments of F. W. BICKFORD East Main Road Phone 700 Farm Equipment - Sales - Service Compliments of EMPIRE STATE MOTOR EXPRESS Le Roy, N. Y. Service Rochester, Buffalo and Le Roy .-.-vQ b . I ,f IXSL'R.XXL'lffRli.XI. liS'l'.X'l'li NY. BL.-XISDELL BOYD S East Main Sl. l,e Navy, N. Y. Teleplume 516 THE BETTE SHOP ffrwlrrlllrx nf flu' BUHUI' Snr! 28 Main Street CLI!-'lf AND BETTY XXUIZI.I.lZR Phone 40 Le Roy, N. Y Compliments of CASADY MOTOR SALES. INC. Cadillac ' Pontiac' - GIWC Trucks RIB-STON E CONCRETE CORPORATION lVI2lli6I'S of Americffs Favorite Silo Le Roy, N. Y. Ci0lI1f'Il.Hlt'!1f5 of E. L. BUTTON LeRoy Retail Liqueur Store 43 Main Street License No. L-4359 Phone 11 Compliments of CHILDREN'S and BIISSES SPECIALTY SHOP 116 East Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of ESSO GAS STATION East Main Road Lime Rock Joe Mancuso, Prop. ELM DONUT SHOP Downy Flake Donuts Caledonia, N. Y. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE J. D. llolzsvhuh Phone 8-M 47 Main Street Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of West End Garage Ja I. G. A. Grocery Thomas A. Callnan, Prop. Caledonia, N. Y. THE D.-XGXYOOD SODA BAR and LUNCHEONETTE 118 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Couzfvlimmzts of FRAXIQS .'XL 1'c.1 PARTS 24 Hour Towing Service and General Repairs West Main Road Le RAW- N- Y- Phone 6lF1l YWT Tw tN x XX I .,,, . C0'lIZff7lfIIl'EIlfS of RAY PAPKE THE GROVE SERVICE STATION Lzzbrivatiolz-Gas-Oil-Ti1'c5-Batlvries 125 W. Main Street Phone 686 ROGERSON COLD STORAGE Phpne 51 Locker Freezer Boxes Bean 85 Wheat Warehouse Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of MILLIMAN'S FOOD STORES Le Roy, N. Y. Phone 35 It Pays to Shop At WAYS JEWELERS, INC. 108 Main Street Batavia, Y. Diamonds-WatchesQSi1verware Compliments of ARTMAN,S POULTRY FARM G. L. F. 85 Fertilizers Farm Supplies Leghorn Chickens Florsheim Shoes Knox Hats P. J. BRUST AND sox Clothing of Quality Michael-Stern Clothing Manhattan Shirts mmm L 'i CHAPMANS AD. To The Class of 1948, lm Roy High Srl: 1vfv !, This ix L'munu'u 4'1' mrnl 'lximc R -BHt- R C'uugfrilllrlnlifrnx .Y4'1liu1'.v To Chapman's Real Estate Agency, Inc., l R.XX'.1l.-XXI.-XRD 43 Nlain Street Le Roy, N. Y. Junc. 10-l-S .llurks flu' lwgilzlziizgf S of our DOH: -war of Rm! lfstufi' sur-:'im' to fcoflr in flu' Lv Rm' drill. Tlzrrfs --1 Rvaxou. BUCK HYDE'S GUN SHOP Phone 641 License No. 7638 57 Clay Street LeRoy, N. Y. Buy - Sell - Trade - Repair Open Nights - Saturdays - Sundays Radio - Electronics ales and Service 49 Myrtle St. Phone Television Specialists We specialize in permanent waves Expert Hair Cutting, Styling and Facials and all Beauty Treatments Complete line of Costume Jewelery and Cosmetics. S.-XR.-XH'S BE.bXL l'Y SHUI' c4lllllf'HHIL'HfS In Ihv .St'lllfH'5 from UDNXIITS l4li.XL7'l'Y l',-XRLHR . 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1943 CHAMPION CONTAINER CORP. Cullljrlilzwzzfx af C0 lf7H 1U'1f5 of i3IQC,X'E SNANC'Iiv BAKXR THE GRE.-XT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC We Do Our Own Baking TEA CO- Main Street 125 West Main St, Le Roy, N. Le Roy, N. Y. L 41 X X up Followin 5 the Team 4- wa.. -Nw h 5 ,J-45' .f f 1. Ilzumio-r 1-nmlng through Z. 4'r1mm'4-Il Lmihg -lmvh 11. 'l'h:- rv-If 4-1-lm--1 ww-1' I. Wili he- gn YIUXYII? , 5. Jw- gf-I:-1 his muh IE. XYhn ham thf- hull? T. Shzlrp lwllvh dmxh Imllll-I 6. Miflgzv sr1rvir1L:tI1o- t-Azun , U, Vunning thruuzzll Illl- lim' 10, ,Xt Ihr- lmhllmll huhqux-fr mx U ' R 1' I' XA A ,, A34 LE ROY BAKERY Home of Good Things to Eat Compliments of FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Phone 708 Le Roy, N. Y, J. J. REGAL Compliments of 405S COMMUNITY DRY CLEANERS C017lf7II1ll6 IZfS of BANK STREET SERVICE STATION Compliments of FORTI'S GROCERY Open Daily Until 10:30 P. M. Compliments of THE LAKE STREET DINER L v,1g1r,!4gM 'l jvfz' Q -Wffzlw fy Compliments of KUNEGO WELDING SERVICE East Main Road Plwnl' l? ALPHONSOE ANTINORE Esso Sub-Distributor Gas-Oil-Greases Automatic Oil Heating Phone 679 R East Blain Road Le Roy, N. Y. Llllil lxUl.l1l rll.lf.S.llHlfll.lL' SHIPS-1,11l'fX-Sf'I'7.'iCl' ., . ,. l.l'.It1rX M1 1 I 1 JRS E. J. HUDSON 66-68 Main St. Le Roy, N. Y. If you don't come in we're both out Mc.-XLPIXE. BARTON 8: CO., INC, THE CLUTHIERS Batavia New York Compliments of ECONODIY DEPARTMENT STORE 54-56 Main Street Better Shoes for Less ENDICOTT - JOHNSON SHOE STORE 60 Main Street Le Roy, N- Y- x TOXYNSEND OIL COMPANY Established 1922 ooo FD' You yi .. 0' ' oe LE ROY BF G NVORKS Ccmpinnents of STEFFEN'S DRESS SHOP Main Stleet Le Roy, N. Y. H. M. BROWN CO. Caledonia, N, Y, ANTIQUES Comphments of DINNER BELL Phone 662 2 Bank Street Mallory Hats Arrow Shlrts HEAMAN CLOTHING CO., INC. Le Roy, N. Y. Timely and Adler Clothes Compliments of ALIBI RESTAURANT East Main Road Le Roy, N. Y. Clvlzzflizlzmzfs of THE MOON XYINKS FRANCES GREENE, PROP. U'11f1'f' Snmrf Pvojvlf' 1lIN1 ' ICE CREAM, SODAS, LUNCHES l2 IMAIN STREET PHONE 53-W CALEDONIA, N. Y. K . , , .,,: . V Lull1f'fIll1Cllf5 uf PlWXYERS1XSL'R.'XXLQlf .XKQHXKQY Sl'k't'lCSSI l'l, l' XlQliliIQS url' luflll on .vfwrlrllltrwrl lrrllulugl Muay forinvr urncliiutf-s of your school have prcpnrcd for lucrullvc- positions in Business or Govornnwul service by studying Sc-c-11-t:ri'ysliip. Medical Svci'et1i1'ysliip or Accounting :incl Business nclmlnis- itrntion at the .SCHOOL 0' COMMERC F. 362 East Ave. Rochester 4, N. Y Ask for Free Catalog .4x,wr'ir1rr' .llr11:lu'1', .'1:11r'i'1'mn .fl.v.vm'ir1lr'x nf fzrumr Lffllrgfrx BEARDSLI-IY'S HI SHOP For The High School Fellcw Clothing. Furnishings and Shoes 65 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. C0H1f7Il'Hll'llf5 of XYYLLIE CLEANERS 73 Main Street VVhere All Garments are Mothpmofed lfR.fXXL'lS :mrl Ml2.Xll Jewelers and Silvers-miths 96 Main Street Batavia. N- Y- F 9 m 1 1 . Lv....w', . .1 u .-5. - 1 V Dcfwzcl'ablv HdVli2Q'G1'0 SCl Z'it'C LE ROY HARDXNARE, INC. C01lZf7li71'lE'llf.S' of STEUBER FUNERAL HOME Phone 107-M H. Steuber and S011 S. M. CROCKER D. C. STEINNIETZ Fi..o lsr Bes! Hfislzrfs fo Class nf '48 from LE ROY ALEALFA CORP. '74 North Street Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of FRANK WILLARD Compliments of TOUNTAS COFFEE SHOPPE Compliments of Congratulations and Good Wishes DR. J. EINVARD MURRAY, ll. ll. S. to the Seniors of 1948 1 l G. H. ELLIS Q CO. 1 Le Roy. N. Y. l 1 Quality Home Made l L 84 C FOOD MARKET Ice Cream and Candies Choice Food -- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Free Delivery Imperial Wall Paper Vnlspar Products 3 Lake Street Phone 113 Le Roy, N. Y. LOUIS P. BRADY Compliments of Compliments of CORCIMIGLINS GROCERY COXXIES BEAUTY SHOPPE 52 North Street Phone 764 Le Roy, N. Y, Compliments of W. W. GRIFFITH OIL CO. C0mD1i1T19I1iS Of Richfield Products EAGLE HOTEL enero E E E he Phone 685 LeRoy. N. Y. Compliments of A. L. MURNAN Good Luck to The Seniors of 1948 L RAE MOND IANITA G' C. MURPHY CO' Mason Contractor 5 and mc Store l 36 Summit St. Phone 581 With Selected Merchandise to 51.00 .E ,' 9' - V Gf 'I -, , I. .' 'rl , f ,-:Q-2,i14+f,5'!.,'. - Xx 4 AE' .May all your gradur1z'i0'n.s' in life be as successful and happy as this one. THE BANK OF LE ROY Le Roy, N. Y. CUIlfyI'fIfItItlfIUIIS I0 ilu' Class uf IW-IS ,IOIAINSVJN FURNITURIL Cf IJ. C1UIIIf7fL'fU Hume l711z'11i.vl1i115ys SPRING BROOK INN Now Ofvcratiug Undrr Ne-zu' lI1LIlZf1gF?I'lIf'Hf SERVING HOME STYLE COOKED DINNERS OPEN DATES FOR. BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, AND PRIVATE PARTIES DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE Thr Nvilfon SPRING BROOK INN lVl1crf l,l'HI4IIg Is A Delight Phone Caledonia 97 Neil DeBe1lis, Host , - . V ,I 'IG -.,. I..,,-.n.. gjw ff Lookin S Around -Lll M 1, Nwnsirk .llluinrs 2, Suhr-r Frnul if llwppx I'il'II11Iux lmnuiv I ll-nun!-x I-yr .1 mg num 7. .Tunis in 1 vIx1r'l'wlu-.1 03, Hunt mums- If-1-vrwwuxnu. I MII! ymN ' '-WN WH-ill'! 'VW LJ, NV:1nl In lilly' :1 hut? 10. Nu flwlmm 1-1 11 lmu out nl 'l'Iw lilm lizuirx. wrt: X 1 K, Compliments of BANK STREET BARBER SHOP O'Geen and Antinore 1 Banx Street Good Luck, Seniors DAVIS AND METZLER, INC. CORDARO'S DRY CLEANING 5 Mill Street Phone 107-R Le Roy, N. Y. Complimezzfs of JOHN BALL sl Co. CALEDONIA, NEW YORK fi Q A I '4-ffxlnf E .X in 'J 35 .5-' f' ,. M111 I ' E54 X, N vp , KNOX 8: DISPENZA. . '-N Home of Quality Footweeir Batavia, New York Compliments of MEDICAL HALL Mrs. Harold Jones ' :gli -p,,f'!f ,.-1 L'ul11f'Ii1m'rrI,v uf I.E Rl WY TIIIZ.-XTRIC JAY'S AUTO SERVICE Gns-Oll-Grouse Accfsssorles-Tires 4 Clay Strv:-l Phone 487 Compliments of JOHN D. MURDOCK Optometrist 3 Main Street Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of C. B. DERRICK AND SON Le Roy, N, Y. BUSINESS HPTCICTSN R. B. I, GRADUATES One of the oldest . . . yet one of the most modern businels schools in America! SS Yuurx Lvadvrsliif in Bzrsiazvsx Training ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Ave.. South Rochester 4. N. Y. Compliments of LE ROY BAR AND GRILL Congratulations to the Class of '48 ABERLE'S DRUG STORE XXlI,l.l.-XM S. BIQRILBLIE COAL - PRODUCE - FEED BEANS - GRAIN Caledonia, New York Phone No. 4 42.352 'B , mm-v.+f-V.-gpg 9 :I ,I Z 'uv fi '?'Bi w F 1 5 -1 'mari Compliments of JELL-O GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION CO1lIf1ILIl1CIIf.Y of FAC. AWS REQTAURLXWT When you think of gifts fmr the A JA 4 ., A 4 - Graduate West Main Street SIc'glzf'x Book Stow Caledonia, N. Y. R' W- Fagan Prop' 67 Main St. Batavia. N. Y C'0111f1l1'111f111'.v of ci0lIIf5Hlllt'llfX Of ALEIUONIA FRUIT STORE RROADXYAY RESTAURANT Open Evenings Home of Good Enod and Beverages Phone 24-M East Main Road Le Roy, N. Y emu 1 X' fu! II lxlz v frum 'glivhsg-'ffrssman Qu Ufzfwrv I1ln'1m1'v lfm I Cllffllllll . I4 . U . . Compliments of ENION STEEL CHEST CORP. Mfgs. of STEEL TOOL BOXES UTILITY CHESTS CASH BOXES TACKLE BOXES AND METAL SPECIALTIES 'L' 'a.q.,g. ,X 'x , -, , I - ii: Compliments of OLMSTED 8: BRYANT, INC COAL 8a COKE S. C VVELLS K COMPANY Phone 91 LeRoy, N. Y. C07llf71fII1f'lZfS of PAVILION NATURAL GAS CO. , w COHLf'1fIll0l1f.Y of JOSEPH LAPP LUMBER CO SC'l'T'I-Fl' and Qzzalify Our IUOHO if L'll NIU ll' ILQXVSS L' I' ' L' ' . . . mmf UHLH x uf 5lNW11Hg tmmlg DIXlOX FUL'XD:X'l'lUX, INK, 29 South Avenue Rochester. N, Y Caledonia. New York XVHOLESALE and RETAIL Sturne 5698 Compliments of WEST MAIN SUNOCO STATION POPE - MCH.-XRIJY - POPE Q1 PMC wr. ' Leif Q T ' 'fff f5'54-7' 7 V Fri! , ly',.7f?5ffQ 'iQ' ,, Compliments of KEMP 81 LANE, Le Roy, N. Y. INC. C01lI'f71fllIC'JIfJ of THOMAS S DXYYER f FX' 'A X-My SHOE FITTERSH r f' ' THE HOME OF ALL Tumcs MUSICAL 8 Jackson Street Batavia, New York Rohlee - Air Step - Buster Brown Main at 99 Batavia, N. Y ,f Ley, .,. ,. ., .QQ-.,... .5-,ELWL -,i.,.l.l- f ,--,.,l-ii ,,.,.1.1- 'Y ff -fs--f,-,Q 'N WM Y Q Q9 vb fr E rx fx 3 - x ths. Sol Ba Sunny 4-1 O BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY ROCHESTER :: NEW YORK Designers and Producers of Class jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Pcrso Our Complimenls Io the Seniors Smith Truck Lines Le Roy, New York nal Card f QL, K W Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of '43 REICH GARAGE i Jug City, New York G- L' F' l ACCOUNTING OFFICE W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 69 scf,,,l4 5 245 'E F1 2 mu -J: aww px 45550 A af' - A--A-.Q -,..,. . , s ssss Y , V I VM, wa lk? M., f Q mfv,,. 4 -..4. 1 1 n. J .1 A, .+,u. L 1 Y1' ' L I V n - f J W g w 4 w 5 I ,1 p 1 rg, , W .. 34: . 1 ,,, '-u I .ge Ami I 1? 4 e