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

 - Class of 1949

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Presents The 1949 0-AT-KA Bernice Selden, Editor Patricia Munt, Art Editor Dorothy Rita Maida, Mary Jane Maloy, Associates Q .I- , VH 12' - ' AIM -fibvlh. Ifi fmn Foreword ---'--- - -- - -- '----'-- ----- ----------'--- - ------------ - - -- -lust one hundred years ago the early pioneers journeyed far out to California in search of gold, Fabulous tales Came back of those gold-rush days and of the miners who suddenly struck it rich. This O-at-kan has attempted to show how the Class of '49 through the past twelve years has searched for and been rewarded by the golden riches of educa- tion as symbolized by the emblem on our class ring. The unexplored future stretches ahead. Each one must strive for the priceless goal-success in life. -. .gl - Administration Activities . Athletics Classes . Advertisements X CONTENTS -meg T The Claim Stakes . Page 9 Page 21 Page 41 Page 53 . Page 95 i Pure Gold A Vice-Principle Donald I-lon Dedication lt is with great respect that th: class of lf!-I-9 dedicates thi: yenrbool to Donald Horr, our principal. He ha, :hown a depth of feeling and under- standing in dealing with our problems He is a man whom we shall always re- niemher as our friend. Special Recognition The '-lljers gratefully give special l'CCUg'lllllUIl to Miss lrmzi Dc Yue for her helpfulnuss and understanding in tht lmsl. XYQ Qhzill m-ver l0!'gcl hcr. -. 5 i I W I, QQ, M Q Z '-:L 'n ' ' 'H' mi , ,, '- f' '1' ' f .. GBEDGODCJOQQF QQBDO 1 E J L i uides for Ehe Miners - -------'---'-------'------'-------------------------'------f----------'---'-'------ ----'-'----'----'--- E' Board of Education 5 SIIINICY TD. HN-IIEA ll. KIIIK TIGNXENT l'IIAIiI,ES XVHITE 4 ! E - ' Tw P 2-.,, cl ff it .. f Am., , - 1 1 , T E t f' V ' 4.1.-sf V . it ,i .. ' ' 1 f . H M- I 1 4 ' S f 4 , W ,. ' : Q 'ef - - ti ff . I i , -. ,f 1 I tsnoviciz w. i.,t1'l' l'l,,XIllCX1'l-I 1,.yi'1' 1:.xi,1'n 1,. Jnxxmz LI'-N 'l'1H A' l'1U1 eiE N E n In our democracy the schools belong to the people of the Community' and P I M . . I . 2 ot the State. lhe Board ot Education. composed ot seven members. each member H elected to serve a term of three years, are the people's representatives. 5 Q The Board of Education meets regularly on the hrst Tuesday ot each month I . . . . 3 throughout the school year and m such special meetings as are tound to be neces- i sary. ln their meetings the Board establishes the major policies of the school J , within the framework as laid down by the State Education Department. Having' establislied the policies of the school. the Board proceeds to employ members of the lfaculty and ,-Xdministration to carry out these policies. as well as arrange for the maintenance of the school buildings and grounds, and the collection of funds by taxes to make the school possible. To a very high degree, the school is but Z1 reflection of the quality and character of the individual members of the Board of Education. The members of the student body as well as the community feel a deep sense of gratitude to the members of the Board of Education who serving without compensation give willingly of their time and energy toward the furthering of the educational program of Le Roy. ' Ci . A io .- 1,.nw,,vLe.wf,ff.., ..,-1-,Q-,.,-.f,. .w.,.i.f,f.fw-W-ru ar - F -1 -f-f - 1 '- fr ' . - -, i , ..4, ., ,. ,,,,.,. a .,+1,. -- hw..--w' 3 ,. ,J ffl' ',i,':-'-'-1, ,,,,. ,wwf gf' 'H' --s'l.'.f'9' 7- yt-rs 'Ji 4.'Q'b.f:-z z' iusmiarginu-I 4 sn. il E1 ------ Q- - - Directors for the Big Stake Superintendent of Schools MATTHEXY XY. GAFFNEY, ILA.. BLA. Home-: Lelioy Vollegvz Ilolmrt Vu To the Seniors : If in the years past you, as a student of Le Roy, have found strength and growth in the qualities of 1 Appreciation of the Beautiful-ability to see beauty in one's daily environment as well as in art, music, and literature 2. Clwerfzrlnrss-consistent maintenance of a cheerful outlook on life 3 CUzzrtesy-graciousness, refinement and friendliness expressed through considera- tion for others 4. Forrefulizess-ability to influence con- structively and 'tactfully the actions and attitudes of others 5 Health-physical and mental well being 6 Honesty-personal integrity and intoler- ance of dishonesty of any sort 'nivi-rsity of lim-In-:att-r 7 Low' of Srll0lar.r1z1'fv-enjoyment of learn- ing, accurate attention to detail, a ques- tioning attitude which leads to voluntary study S. Scif Disrifwlinv-personal self control. ability to do what one knows ought to be done Sl. Sewirr-a habit of active usefulness in one's relationship with others lO. Rcrwrrlzrr Towards the Sfirifzml-loyalty to high ideals, sincerity and tolerance in the individual practice of a personal reli- gion Then you have fuliilled the aims of your educa- tion. and have more than justified the time. money and effort expended in your behalf. The community and the school have given you their best. XYe now welcome you as citizens. ready and willing to take your place beside us to meet the challenges of cooperative living that lie ahead. -iii 11 lie'- E I , n n 1 n nn YL' VK,-.ww-.,-V. A I 6 1 I 1 A 1.--. 5-wr-xi- 1 X g t A: Y , . V M74 I ky 1 M To the Class of 1949: You have just completed a major step forward in your edu- cation with the completion of high school. Now you will step out to take your places in the world. You have been given the opportunity during your years in Le- Roy High to acquire those knowledges and skills which educators believe will be of greatest service in the life upon which you are about to embark. You have the necessary background, and if you have the desire, you can attain any goal which you may set for your- sell' in our society. So set your goals high and keep striving to attain them. DoNAI.D HORR O -- -if 12 45-9-- . 7 Q -'G ....... ..... JE!-LUN' I Il llllll I D I I ll Ill lllll Ill lllll lllll llllllllll ll I IIIIIIIE A D -at A . K . v 1 ' ' ' ' it'-'.-JM-f - 91252 ' 4':gE.'5Lsm:n:i.L:ii41 unnnumnunnnuannnumnnunuunnnnnnnmmmmnnu:mumumnnunuu:munmmumunumnnuuuuunnnnnun1nnnmnmnmnnmmmm:mnmuunmm ummm mmmm Miss l:Pl'I12ll'4l. Stzuiulingr: Miss HvIs1nniiin, tjslii '-WH-M....,.. i Our office staff, Miss Gelsoniino, Miss B61'1lZll'd and Miss Stella, have been worth their weisflit in gold by keeping the scl100l's records in excellent Orclei-. -. .fi 1 1. 3 Isp.- Busy Miss Stella X N J ,i ,I , 7 , Y -- lm 1 A 77 w ,.LA1..:, -- :z ':'::'Q GFS?WI ww t 4 .I i - --.-----Er Principal Myers of Wolcott Street School I'lor:u-n- H. Myers :nnsl Sr-r'1'vt:u1'y Rm-lwl Ifrziyn- May success attend you and may you abide by the words of St. Paul: XX'hatsoever things are true. whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just. whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good reportg if there be any virtue and if there he any praise, think on these things. -Philippians -l :S Sincerely, l-l. B, M x'ERs -, .ggi ,I ., gQ'1L M A H wx: 4 tJJE4,:7?h. f, ..v'f4,-i,.- , .,.f.-, ,4 ,4 1 f wa . MH' 4' . '-'wuz-'. 41.1. umnununuu1ummunumnnununnumnuummmuuuu nmnm nnmummumm .mmm Seconnl Row: XV. Mclinlnerts. XY. I'Il'UlI1'l'IL'Ii. I. I:IlIllll'I', Il. Knoll. Front Row: M. Ka-ttle. I. Sniith. I'. l'1vhilI. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGI'AliE DEIKXRTMENT XYALTER MC ROBERTS. 111. S. Home: Le Roy Uullege: Miami II1IIVl'I'SIf1', Uxfurrl, Ohiu Subjects teaichingi Iinglish IV. l'unil1wrr'i:1l Lalw IVILLI.-UI C. FREDERIVK. ILS. in Iiwlin-altiml. 11141. M. Hmns: Churchville Uullegret University nf Rm-lie-Ste-1' Subject teaichingri EI6IlIEI1IiII'j'IEIIQIIISII IVY M, BALMER, ILA., It. L. Hume: Le- Roy Collclge: Ohio IVR-'SIEXIIII I'nive1'sity Subjects teaching: Iflnglish VII. X YUYTH IN THE LIBRARY 77 'f . 1 2553555 57 f -1 5 .I . if f , X 4 H- , 4 Mn. 4, 4 Wghyf ., C I 4.5 : X , , 7 U-3,5 WAY.: 41- A1 I, w 7. g,r2W,7,sv V-fl. 5,45 , ,,.,:.,..4:...f-4 Mfg. ,H Y . mf -.-. - Rfb? '. f: 'f'4'fC'f:i',1 - . Q-Q2-'VII Vw I fav... 1 v. .' , ti 1 X may f l A 1359151 I - A., , W .. .Q ff y, V ' f UZ,,!Z,,.4 I . m y .X Q X 'xzggiw-T14 , I , 7 'iii N . 7-f fi 5 ,QW-.,fi,' ' ItI'TH G. KNIILL, IL S. IIrvn1v: Leltuy t'nIIe::0: Mt. Vninn tfullvgn-. Uhiu 1 Sulnjm-1-ts tv:n:h1n1:: Hngrlish .Ith. Gl'llf'l'JlI Ilinlogy. H1-:nlth MAIIIAN A, KICTTIIIC. ILA.. BLA. Ilumvi L1-Roy P41111-1:4-: IIIIIVPPSIIV of Iinftkxlu. Allmnv Stzltsg 'IW-1:4-In-1'H 1'UIlllllIhI21 l'niv1-rhity A Snhjn-1-ts ft'llf'IlIIl1L'I l4In::lish Tth. IIHIIII I. Il, II IMHHENIC SMI'l'I'I, A.l1., BLA. II4t1n4-: llyrnn Pulls-prv: Ks-nku mmllvgv. SyI'Il1'lIS11' l'niV1-rsitv Snlvjwt t4-zlvlnilzg: Idllpglish Ill I'IIYI.I,IS I'l'IIII.I., ILA. I'Innie-1 IIIIIIIVIII tmllepgv: l'niv4-rsity ul' I111IT:iIu. Miihlh-hiiry wrllvgv Suhjvr-ts tvzlvliinpr: iIl'llK3I'IlI Sm-i4-in-41 iith, Ii1t1'mI111,-tim: ti. I.:1np:u:ig'i- Nth. NIIIIIIISII I, S-1v:xni:-xh II-SL-niorrl IYOOD XY.-IRD INIEMORIAI. LIB RA RY IbI+I'1 I'Y WARD. li. S. in Iidxir-:ntimi I'IlIlIl0I G:1s1m1't Unllepre: tiwiesneu Stun- TQ-an-ln-1's IIIIDYZIFIIIII ELEANHII IfIU'l'I'IAAI. lt. S. in I'I4IIIl'IIiI!rll Iflmnvi l':uIwIn1ii:l Uullx-::v: IQIJIIUSPKZ Stzito- '1'4-:11-IIQ-rs IIIIll'1ll'IilIl AI.IfIA'l'HA. M. IIVIQTUN, lt, S. in 11141111-ntiml IfIu1nv: Uzlliiivlsl Vullegez G1-iwsvn State- 'l'1-:lvln-Vs I.ihr:n'i:nn 'IBF- 'PIR 1 4 ' -' l , 4 ,ez g:g,.111'f5-MG F If V mmm mu -mm-In nn.-mn umn-mm I-mum1mmmnmnn-ummnmuummmn-nuummmmnmmmmumInmmm-mmmmmmImm.Immmmmw.-nn:uumE 1 r f 1 I is l l VERNON F. IZAIICOCK. All. SOCIAL STUDIES Hume: lluffaln College: I-Iolnart College. Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege, 1'GllllSYlVZllllRl State College Subjects teaching: American History, Sth Grade Math- Elll2ll'l1'Sl IRMA DEVOE, ILS, in Ed., BLA. Hume: llatavia College: Syracuse Fmversity, University nf lluffalo Subjects tear-l1ix11:: Mlm. 1Utl1 Grade Social Studies, XYorl4l History DONALD I'I0lIR, ILS, Erl.. M. Vice P1'iuCipal Hume: Le Ray Culleget New York State College for 'l't-acllers. Albany: I'uive-rsity of lioclu-ster I Subjects teaching: Smfial Studies 1V RICHARD C. FITCH, 15. uf E., BLA. I-Iome: Le Roy College: Geneseo State Teachers College, Colorado ' State Colle-ire of Education l Subjects teachiuprz Tth, Sth Grade Social Studies 3 l -e l - '. 3i...:w.. 5501- JOSEPH MANGEFRIDA, B.S. Iluule: Batavia s College: Licuesen State Teachers College, Oswego State Teacliers College Subjects tkxilvlllllgl Industrial Arts, Grades IX-XII lPl'lNAl,l,P I-Ilcxlmlcsox, 1:.s, 111 Ed. llomu: Kenmore Colltrge: New fork Slate 'l'e:xL-lxers College. 1:uffg110 Nllll-1l!i'fS tear-hung: 1lltlllSf1'flll Science, Introduction! lu Business is ize- f-1 e eett, eW.,.n.m,.m .. . ,iv- a wr .. 2', - .- ri v' T1 12- - ' -'. . -.. , 4.. ' .f' -1,1 ' -: '.'-I' - '- .1 :1:1F11'1'.fA'1::7 'f f.:'u'L'L.Y. un.n':'LS4:zi-EE-5 , -1- fy ...............................................................................,....................................1............. ................................................................................. .. ...... ..........gj EVELYX H. FOIi'I'MII.I.ICl-l. A. II., M. A. BIAXTIILQQIAXTICS I-Ioiuez Newn rk College: New York State llmllegv fm- 'l'v:11-111-rs :1t Al U11 ny. Col111uhia1 I'uive1'sity Slllijects tent-l1i11g:: Sth G1':11le :1111l High Sr-111ml Mathe- 1i1:1ti1's MARY .TO XVILLIAMEE. ILS. Home: I!:1tz1vi:1 Cullege: Culleire of Mt. St. Yin:-ent-nu-IfI111lSo11, lfuiv- ersity of 151151110 Suhjei-ts t11:1c-l1i11g: '1'y11vw1'itiug, Sl1u1'tl1:1111l 1 H1141 Il TI'2ll.lSCI'llJfl1llI. Se-1-1'eta1riz1I I'1':1r'ti1-0. Ilmwliliuelmiim II. HELEN E. BERNARD, BLA. Home: N'Vn111eu College? All::111y State 'l'e:11:l1e1's 4'u111lg11 Subjects tem'-l1'11g: M:1tl1v111nti1-s Zlllll Ihmlil:1eepi11g JAMES R. PERRONE, ILS. Huuiez Le Roy College: Alfred Vniversity Sfuhje-cts tem-l1i11p:: High Svlnml M:1tl111111:1ti1:S CHEMISTRY MARVIN H. l l I'I'Ill, ,X.l1., ILIP.. ILIT, Iflnme: St. Jusmelwlm, Misslmr' Colleprez Willizlm .lvwe-ll l'n1lvp:v, l'ni1'1-1'sity nf lluch- ester, Culgzutv Ito:-llvstn-1' Iblviuity Svlmul. IfI:11'va11'1l Ul1i1'1-1'sity Slllnjlfcfts t1-zxvlnimr: I'l1y:-114-ra, l l1e111irxr1'y 17 v I I 7 1 J 1 i 1 1 4 l 1 N l w 4 I '- - , ,-,..i,..., .x , , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,, .,,,,,,,,,..HU..H...,IImmm.,.,,.,mm,,,H.,,,,,nnnummmmmnnmmmmunmunnmnnnunmmnnunmmnmmmmunmumuu-nun K Mrslc' f If . iw ? ', W :ty - Nu EM' Wi, . Z . Q4 W W A W V ,. ,,:.5,,f,. 7,4 ' f 0 , , Wy ,yi ,, A f ff 77' : W ., 54, Q.:-.3 ,ky 3 4,2 vgv.-- nf fygffy! ,X ,.. , ,f7'j'4,h ,,5,,,k,M,i f, ..,, 4 y , f fa .1 f . 49' .1-,fly W A, ,f ., 1ff,4,,Mf,4-4 .wr 0 - .j ,- f f' , fx- - 4w,,+,,., 9 .- 5 31 V ... N wQQ'?w4zzaflvwf ffkl - ..fl. fnifywfz f , ' I fri, Jus: my 0 Exif 24 , v ' -f K .mv 'za.m'2f':,:': ,. MZ: ' I - ,:fs6f?m2.2.:e,- WL ff' ' ,ff ,J . MADI'Il.INIC IbIG1'lil4IlC. ILS. llnmvz Ii1l!'I':uIo 4'nlIs'::l't lil1IT:l1n Stntv T4-:l4'I1m-1's Vollifjll' Sllhjs-vts 14-:wlni111,:': 1'l4IlllillL!'. Iwuzls, Fillllllj' Illia- :lusl Fllihl 1'Hl'I', Nth Hl'tI4Il' Art, Svim-In-v :mul Ilfmuvlnukillpr. liA'l'IIIlI'II'IX IlAl!liUI.Ir, ILS. Hmm-: Midells-lml't 'l'1'2lt'lll'l'H 1'nl11-:QQ-. Hullvsvu Pulls-pzwz Flu-4lu11i:u Stulv Sturm- 'l'4-zu-In-1's 1'oll1-gm-, Villllllllbill I'uivv1'slty Nlllnjc-cts I1-:nn-l11l1g:: Ilnuu- lfh-mm11nlvr4, Svlm-1:11-. VII-IX. Art :md Mvvlnzllliz-:11 l7l'2lXVillLf. -, egf ,T 18 HEL MAE lilil4'KSOX, ILS. in Musif- Hnme: Le Rny Cnllefrc: Iwutsnlzllu Smte Teachers College Suhjer-ts tk'1lf'llil1K'1 Music, Grandes I-XII NX. ALLEN I,I 1'I-llill. JH., HN.. BLA. in Music Educutiun Ilnmf-: Crotuu I-'zllls 4,'ulle::e-I I'orsuh1n1 State TQ'Zl4'llBl'S College. Columbian l'11iversity Sulxje-1-ts re-:u-l1i1lp:: 1llSIl'lIlllt-'llflll Mllsic-. Grade and P11211 SL-lmul .Tuuiur :unl Seninr 152111419 ART . 'LF N- -gL?f - 1- rr - -gm- W-, . .,.-.. .....,..,......,.,........4............., W3 ,Y ...--:.....--- E f 1 ' 1, ' V ,r1rfx'f'7l:2l-21351iPT.371!.1l-521h,f :'i::f171 f'.- L unmuuunum:ummmmmnun1nnnunnu1uuunuum111:munnunnununmm1111munmum1:mummu111nu1111m1m111mmu n11111111111nn111111111nn1111111111111111111111111111 11111111 1 1 'Q .sgf GERALD H.-l1S'E. ILS.. RLS, GIRLS' l'llYHll'AL l'Illl'f'.VI'ION Hume: C:1111ill11s College: Cortl:1111l State 'l'1-zlcllers l'11ll1-gre. Sj'l'Zll'llSb' I'11i1'ersity Subjects te11cl1i11p:: 1'l1ysic:11 E1l111-11111111 :1111l 011:11-l1i111' G1':1111111:1r Sclmnl 111141 High Scluml DOROTHY DOFGAN, ll. nf Eslm-:ltl1111 Home: li11IT:1l11 College: I'11ive1'sity uf 11111121111 Subjects te:1el1i11:: 1'llj'S:L'ill I'l4llll':lll Graules 1 a1111l 2: Girls: G1':11l1-'S C1-1 Nl :1111l Nuys: f.f'2l', V 1, W, 1, A . , .- 1 f- 5 ,. if fi ' gfezfffvf' vr'4 'E .-'few 1 41 A 5 11, '23 -. 1 M 1. 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A . . . - Ng 1'WY ' '- M A ' ' 7 1 x , , , , ' , --.+,...x.-Q....f-' . Morale Lifters in Melody and Song ---------'---------------------------------'---------------- Girls' Choruses FilWtln lluw: A. Irillgwslll, J. Mmnwy, D. Vustn. I'. Munt, G. Kellogg. M. Oliveri, B. Murray M. A, liuvellzi. I n111'tl1 linw: E. Mr-Allirxtvr, J. Mzwlivnzie, V. StL'If:llillS. R. Joy, N. Mills. M. Yilfflli-Wt. H. Iiosszlrt. ' I.. Slmml:l1'u. ,. 'l'I1i1'1l linw: S. l:l'lllllllPl'. ll. Lnllelle. Il. Sm-141911, R. Wllyhral. li. Huyt. C. XYi1li:l1us. L. Halmlysinle. N:-1-01141 lluw: J. .T:ufksu11, M. J. Illuml, J. Lnlim-1-u, I'. I':.1'tou, V. Pfuif. M. Ruse. Miss Erickson I rwnt Huw: ll. Scott, I'. f.'ill'f'JlllllSl:', L. I.:u-llniuht. M. 4 0I'1l:1ro. I'. O'G9E'll. A, I':11.-e. L. Cone. M. L. t'rip:v1'. r w l1'It'th Huw: M. Smart A. llrulnlis. G. Mill-ny. S. Smith, If. If'1':u1:li. S. XV:1tts. M. 'l':1y!u1'. I-I. Sprungr. l 1lIlI'fll ltmv: J. Stv-llinlns. Il. Y:1l1vlnz:-4-, M. Vripps. S. V:-llills. J. Flint. Il. AllflIl0l '. M. Hnrv. 'l'l1l1':I Ilfnv: M. I':1m-In-nlu, A. Sllllllhlll'Hkl, Y. Aw-rv. li. I'uw1-rs. IC Mnssllzlfvu S P'li1I0ll ' E V , . , . . . ,.. . Ixvlrwy. M-4-n1.AI Huw: A. I.1-1wl1v,N. .Inns-rx li. Mlllvl' ID I'1lw4-ll Y If'll'l'l' Y Pllltll Q I ' , . . K .. ... .x ... .' . :1l1lf:l. Q V , , Ill-uv-r I.-nv: II. 1-rlmuwr. M, Vnwy. lr. Eplmlitn, I., H114-vu. M. J, Mum-uso. A. Inum-lla. J. Miller. S. Joy. -. .yi '79 Yg. .- f.f.4L L -4. .,, . J, ,, ., .. If f T' , 7-Y fy- tl-415-Algmg, 1 r wrrvfm-1-'ala-:w:fr.rvn,:un wzw:f.mnm.wnnw-unmnnnnwmw, 1.........x 'fl ' NCI- 'f' ' .7 if -' '1.7'1 ved. IN F' iii:'i1T 714' - mm .1.:fL'.':f1i'f'IfL ..:5f ' '!f.E'if.2 'n-xd?f5f'!5ffxD15L'1zLA.,iNt1f!Ia2 1.1n Jilwmfff-.-ilk f X mlnmunuuuuunnuunnmuunumnnnnumuuuummmnmmunummmnnunnmunmunnnmunuannummmnmuunmumnnnnuumnuun n u nnunununnnmnnunnm ..- cf-wiv A M. Fifth Row: N. Price. A. Gle-:nFu11. ii. Day, R. Atkins. L. II:-rod, M. Muom-y, A. Flnrk, f', l'Pivkinsxou. Fourth Row: E, Bridges. A. Iieaxst. X. Pune. ll. Pr-ippsl. W. llunlu-, P. 'fI'llllllHPl'9. M. Littvll. Third Row: R. I. 0'GQ-en. M. E. M':1lkley. J. Stue-11. Y. My:-rs. G. Huanrixlo. E. Aluntu, It. Iril-'l':lm-inf-0. Secund Row: E. 1':1l:nlinn, D. ll. Mzlidu. Il. l5:Il'0llv. .l. 'l'+-rn-ll. lr. H'Hv4-11. A. I':ltric'k. I., lhmtln-, Front Row: XV. Brix-rlvy. M. A. Rizzo. i . 4 :l11u+-s. V. In-nyu, M. .T, Ruth. V, A1'::1u:l. M. Ii. 1'ruwIn-V. A. I.:lHe-llc-. ' Boys' Chorus Fifth Row: R. XVhitiug. B. liowur, li. Jolmsnh, .T. Al'i'iIlg'i4Ill, lt. Hyr. ll. 'l'!m1'ki11ls1-11. R. Vlmp- man, B. Spiller. Fourth Row: C. Snyder, J, Alln-rt, lj. I'I:111, 14. Iinwe-1', lf. lmvis. li. TillIl'kiiliSi'll, J. IriF1':um'isu-n. Third Row: J. Hull. F. Rorigers, T. S4-utt. J. 1':lt1'ick, I. l.':.l1, ll. Myvrsn, H. Czllllivhl. Miss 121-14-ksnn. Second Row: R. Selden, Ii. Flint, E. Grsihallin, F. O'Gx-4111, if. Iamm-lin. il. Sw-wit. Il. I':1l:1-limi, M. Yucuzzn. i4'l'Uflt vow: H. flilllllll, ll. Millor, ID. Filllllillg. D. lirmliv. tl. S'i1lJI'llIJlll, W. l'::1-mn. T. 111-mlif,-, i'. lam Ne. .1 . -. .5 Q3 ggi.-- 04 3 W-at , wwvmwzumnbxx mmmw. The Mikado H N1 'Zmm I f A -,Aw fa Boosting the morale oi L. H, S. miners by song and harmony are the choral organizations. Under the direction of Miss Erickson the chorus again took up its study of music. Each hrst period. strains of lovely music were finding their way to the ears of the other students. The officers of girls' and boys' chorus respectively were: President -Bernice Selden and Dick XYhit- ingg Secretary and Treasurer- Agnes Leone and Tom Scott: Li- brarians-'loyce Mooney, Barbara Murray, lT1'El11lillll Davis and Paul Baube. Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mi- kado was presented ,-Xpril 29 at 8:1511 m. The cast was as follows. Mikado - -loseph Di Francisco Nanki-Poo - Dick XYliiting Ko-Ko - -lim Arrington l'ish Tush - Hubert Hamm Pooh Bali - Bob .lohnson Yum Yum - :Xnn Gleason Pitti Sing - Eleanor Kelsey Peep Bo - Bernice Selden Katisha - Mary Ellen XYalkley Rolf 'l'horkildsen was accompan- ist. -- at a fi A . f'- .if 1,3 1' 1 y 'Q.,I',5'i A ,,,.,.1 , I.1 . . Q. ft.'f' 1 ..-:r.x'...HTg?l.-E31311:-AfT-L'1.:flum.:f- Jn'-- 3 W 4' and Bands too '--------'-----------------'--'--------------------'------'--------'---'--'-----'------'--'------'-- -'-- --'---'---- '- --'- - ---' - '-------'-- t I The junior Band is an organization composed ol music stu- dents who are preparing to become members of the Senior Hand. ln this training period they are able to become accustomed to read- ing band music and conducting. Under Mr. Luther's active baton they produce some very good music. Some day these students will make up the Senior Band, and will help our dear old Alma Mater tu shine ever brighter at football games and spring Sectionals. Junior Band Fourth Row: J. Frank, J. Iilllllvllll, J. F1'nt. A. Izxnnvllu. J, l'u1'vi11nigli:1, Il. lf':i1.ning. IC. Maint-also Mr. Luther. . , Third Row: E. Ilzlttzigrlizi, I.. I'I:1111lysiil1-, L. I.:lc-llnir-lit. M. 'l'1'nmliori-. IL. Milne. I'. 'lll'lIllllNll'l', l Sinnnous. J. Jenner, S. Le-anlley. Il. Miller, R. Sinelzuir. T. Stem-n. 'l', Ste-1Ten. Ser-und Huw: F, 0'Geen, ll. S-elilen, V. llurr, T. S4-ott, J. Frzunk. I . Fzinningr. l.. Stl-vi-1':-wil. 1 , Fk'l'l'2ll'il. J. Fiorito, D. I miles. Front Huw: B. Knnego, N. Frost, I.. Coin-. lf. I':1nepento. Bl. Al'1IIIll7l, H, .lm-kson, ll. 1'1'u1nwi -- 25 Ee-- N1 . . 1, , T .. I , .. , 135 Y Q. -H' in-V .i,is..i'lnf12. .MF 'f'1i1f't1!LfL- 111 4. .Q-f 3'il'Wf. :'l .1i ?fVF'755T 7'lTFZ'3'TW'3T951YN'3K ' V A -vw , ...Liv... ,Q ..,.,,. . 1.5.1 ' 1 -. . . i 3 ...cf ' . .. ......................................................................................................................Ep fzxfaifm, .. f 1 Fifth Huw: Mr. Luther. l-'unrtli llnw: ll. Iizirlu-aiu. lt. Iionggliuliy, H. lzinuvllo, 'l'. Scott. li. Sequertli. lt. lfllaipiiizin, Ii. Selnlell. ,. . 1 . , - , . - v lx lt. lliorkllnlsell, J, Ilaill. li. hyr. It, lmwer, IJ. lzirtun, lx. Tll01'kllllSPH. NX. D. Julinson, J. I fil'IIlIillll, li. Myers. l Tliiril lluw: J. Stettiuiils. S. Smith, A. lzxnnelln, ID. Grzxlizim, T. lirozlie. XV. Scott. H. I':i4:e-. G. 1 Hnairinu, F. llmlgi-1's. IJ. Vu-sm-ravi, IP. 1I:1ng:e1'rinl:i, ll. Flint. F. Davis. Il. lirmlie. M. Voile, H. j liuulluin, J. Strobel, H. Julinson. P i Si-cond Huw: Y. Aivry, D. li. Maiielzi. li. liuwer, R. .T0lmsun, E. C4mpe1'. R. liusszlrt. I-I. lirzilmln. ll Il, lluwer, A. 4'l:i1'li. N. l'rif-u, Il, Murray, I. Calll. NY. l':i1'tu11. J. 1':itr?1-k. l A. lll'1Il'l,LI, lr. ill1l'l'Il II ,, it HAND 1ll l If'I'1RS S1-vmnl Row: Alziry lrlllmin Wzlllilvy. SJ'K'I'4'- tnryg 'l'limmis S1-ull, Vim- l'l't'Si4il'lll. Fiwviit Row: li, illllllilllilll, ll, lluwvr, Li- lIl'2Il'l2lIlHQ ll. .lulilisuin l'rvsi1I4-nt, - .. v..,..f.,, -, .. '-- 1... .- .ii t r.'.i.v-f,'mm.g..-,za r:mv..i..mfni.mi.m.au.mui.mi. f Front Row: N. Jones, lb, l'rmnwi-ll. M. IC. NY:ilkl4-y, D. A. Clzirk. Il. Scott, J. lfzu-Kr-uzie. J. Pow-t, Senior Band As the miners, l-l9ers, probably had their theme songs con- cerning the gold rush, we have our .-Xlma Mater. just above Oatlcals NYaters. From my own personal experiences l can say many are the afternoons that Mr. Luther has had us practice that music !-that and a lot of other music ranging from The Stars and Stripes Forever to jesus, joy of Man's Desiringn. hitting a few popular numbers in between times. In the fall we marched for the home football games and played at Christmas assembly, ln the spring there will be the Sectionals and the Spring Concert. lt's all great fun and certainly a gold nugget for all those participating. o -' -SH' 26 4 :X If -.,.:s.....1.................,...i...Z.m..h.----. 2- i- V V 4 E .......Ep Senior Band in L Formation 1,1-., 4- 21 -- f 2 , 5 rw -1 r vrwv-zvkjfmiilwhfi, x We ' . 1 . . 1 ww- 4' 1 , '.':1f: P P'-i'.4 - - . .. ..f 1 Q, r Y. , K. - 'il '.'. 't.,- ':g,'nu,gl,.- QL.. -.N v.::., ..f.-J' -iv-'at-w -,..- ,sql -fg..i .lla-.5 L-.5 .1-v e.: it- .' - . V Y f I - - - - ,-- ,,,.',.g,12y x. El-......... .......... .......... ................ ...................................................................................................................................................................... Thiiwl llmrg V, St:-ttinius. Il. M, AllflIlHl'1'.gx, llsushko. I'. Gzxrtlm-y, Se-1-oml llow: 11. 111'mIi4-. Il. lPi14'1':uu-ist-o, li. llutem, M. Roth. Ii. Grzint. First llnw: ll. llruyii, F-. liootlw. S. .l:lr'liSlvl1, I Majorettes lfor the iirst time in its history, eleven twirlers besides the leader marched in front of the l,.. H. S. band. The eleven girls were chosen by the instructors of twirling in the High School last year. Those chosen were: Rita Butera, Bridget Frank, Barbara Brodie. Amaryllis Rashlco, Esther Grant, Rose Marie .-Xntinore, Pat Gartley, Carol Stettinins, Shirley -laekson, Donna Drayo and Sheila Boothe. llflany of these girls show unusual ability and promise to be excellent majorettes. The leader was e'eetecl last year by the band and last year's twirlers. -lim .Xrrington was elected clrum major and Mary 'lane Roth was his alternate. -. .34 ilrig .- A M v :gv.WuwM i A -I-A-nu-M-.WM iffy fiii , L Y -JE' tx .VL-Y, -X ' E -------------------------------------------------------------------------l--------------'--------------------------- Traveling Entertainers Fourth Row: A, Dingrwzill, NV. llrierley. .T. Strtlinius. M, 141. Wnlkley. A. tilt-zxsoll. Mr. X MeRoberts. Miss Smith. M. Litta-ll. Third Row: J. Mooney. A. Mezlripg, ll. R. Mzniilzx. 'l'. Sr-ott. Set-ond Row: A. Leone. M. A. llizzn, J, Peet. M. 'l':1ylor, .l. Arringrton, ll. Johnsoxl, S. Vskzlvitm-lx. Front Row: X. Jones, J. lnllim-1-o, Ii, Spiller. Dramatics Club You hardly hear a word about the miners without hearing about the glam- our girls and boys who provided them with their theatrical entertainment. Although we here at LHS have theatrical entertainment of a somewhat different type, it is nevertheless centered around the doings of the Dramatics Club which is under the direction of Mr. McRoberts and Miss Smith. This year some of its members put on the play Three's a Crowd. Both performances were acclaimed huge successes. During the year the Dramatics Club has sponsored two theater trips. Last Fall a large number saw the Margaret XYebster production of MacBeth at Geneseo, During the winter a group also saw a New York troupe do High Button Shoes at the Auditorium at Rochester. Yes, many gold nuggets of culture certainly have been found by those students who have participated in this club's activities. -. 29 1 g X rs: Hwy.-mv, 'M-awp,-s. umm- . mrs.-f:1f-we2---f'.u'im -:ri ll--wi-'ff'V'-a-Z.75r f.L?Ii'ii1fZ lf'5YH'.. r4'.i-f f3':, ,' f ,FV3'? '. f - ' i l l 4 I i Elm... - mm ...U .- tm- mm. N-:-onrl llow: Ii, Spiller. J. Mouiiey, ID. 1'1'on1weIl, X. Jolles. D. A. 4','lz1 u-vw-4 Thirrl llnwz L. llmfllmry, 11. Selden, R. Jollnsou, A. Gleason, R. Chapman. YV. Parton. J. Peet. 'l'. Smith. lk. D. Maru-ilsu. 1- 1,-.1.r iam-1 J. Ain.-1-r. lc, llwlrers. A. 1'mwIf-y. L. Iiffgr-rs. S- '1'11lw1le- A- Pllffdglill- Senior Play I'm not exactly sure what kind of drama the miners of a hundred years ago had. but it seems to me they had a leading lady by the name of Lillian Russell. They had nothing on us of the 20th ce-nturv, though . 6 ' because we have Nancy -Iones who played the part of Emily. the leading lady in Thornton XYilder's prize-winning play, Our Town . There were very few people who did not go out of the auditorium rather blurry eyed after seeing her in the very moving third act. Bob johnson, the Stage Mana0'er . also did a su erb 'ob. He gave to the audience ei b P .l e, in a very hne way some serious thoughts that they will not soon forget. Excellent performances were given by Don Cromwell as George Gibbs, Burton Spiller and Joyce Mooney as Dr. and Mrs Gibbs and by Don Mancuso and D, Clark who played Dr. and Mrs. llfebb. i For humor Mr. Xliilder added Mrs. Somes tBernice was never to be forgotten for her comments on what a lovely wedding it was, Then too there was Rebecca and her fondness for Seldenl who money. Yes, there were these and many others too numerous to mention. This wonderful play put on by the -19ers of LHS was the huge success that it was because of the superb directing done by Mr. Mc- Roberts, To him go the thanks of the entire cast and class of '49. 0 -- -ill 30 Pie-- f f :un mum mm nu mn un umm mm mm: num mmm nmmmn nn nnunum- I, , .. N- 4 A -.- , -.--,.,smM,,,. .-,-f..m-.m.1..,,.nf...,.m.-.-1,........r..u...,...,....,...............,.n.------- -., , . - . - V III-I'IIIlIIIIIIllllI,IllIIIIllIHHMlll!!!IlilDUEmmmmmmuwmmummmnmu-H-wn The Soapbox Panners Su-ulnl Huw: J. Arrington. J. l,iltl'lf'li, T. Ss-utt, M. 'l':iylm-, S, lkkglvitt-ii, 1-'rout Row: X. Jones. 11. Spille-r, I-1. Hutt-liinsuu, M. Litre-Il, ll. lhms:l1't. Bl. Ii. NV:1lkh-y, Larkin Speaking Contest On the night of November 18th. l9-18, fourteen scared Juniors and Seniors marched stiffly into the auditorium. XYhen we signed upn, they told us the experience would be another gold piece added to our ever-growing gold bullion of education! But that thought wasn't helping us to keep our knees quiet when we were giving our speeches. The time that we had to sit erect seemed endless, but time does Hy teven though it didn't seem to that nightj and soon it was all over. Mr. Gaffney presented awards to J. Peet tlstj, D. Clark l2ndJ, M. Littell Qfmrdj, and to the boys Arrington flstj, and B. Spiller f2ndj-- but really there were fourteen winners. thanks to our fine director, Mr. NY'1l- ter C. Mclioberts. -e31eM rs . 95. -1-v-'mi'-w .' iv, , ,' ii'--1 -a!X?'--.32-a'l- 'li'if.lt':. 5' ni-'T'-it , , K , A f' fc-an :1--rf, H- A V is 'H' ' ' Eg........ . H... ---.. .......... .. . ...H . .- U.. ... ... U... ....-. ..... ......... --. . ....i...E1 i Tluirtl Huw: I.. lim-liiiit-lit, A. I.:nIh-Ile, S. 4'i-nts-r, A. 1'l:irk, N. Smith, l'. Dr:iyo, X Set-mul linw: AI. Ym-ln-tt, Il. My:-rs, 4'llilll'lllJlIlI V. Argzinzi. a Front lluw: Xl. .l. llotli, A. l:inn4-llu. Il, XVliyhr:1. 1 l . i Sophomore Speaklng Contest i This vear's Sophoinore Speaking' Contest was taken over com- , . c l pletelv hv the girls, April Sth was the big night when the contes- . . , t t c tants vied for the prizes. As in years before. the affair was under the excellent direction of Mrs. Balmer. Robert Myers acted as chairnian for the event and introduced the contestants. The judges. Mrs, XYalter C. McRoherts, Mrs. Axrllliiilll A. Artinan and the Rev. Alohn E. XYickenden, reached a decision, announced the winners and awarded the prizes, l-ois Lachnicht took lirst place with t'Portrait of a XVell-Known Lady-The Gusherf' Second place was earned by Alice l.a Belle, who gave Letter to Judy and Sallie Center's Ulflaiigiiig' a Picture received the third prize, Other contestants were Renee XYl1ybra, Ursula Drayo. Ann Clark, Sally Smith, Vic- toria Argana, Annie lannello, Mary 'lane Roth, and Marie Yachett. Jil 579 QP:- t- 0.4 it ' I 1 ' far: -' ' . ' uniumnliminimiru. ,..-mrimi.-m.............,.4g17...-i7f.g-.ai I if-I ' ' fe ' Mi.: - '? w .. .V '.'i:'l.e.L.if'.'. l 't.ZJf.7',' m.,1fa45t's'1 is-age:-:,mrime f.ai-W--W,-.T .4 13...................................................................................................................................... 0-at-kan Staff Wihile the '-l9ers of the l57th century perhaps Alter we had settled on a theme. we started work on printed pictures of Lillian Russell in their publica- getting' the pictures taken. Moser Studios made its tions, we the '-l9ers of the 20th century at dear old animal invasion ol I., ll. S. L. H. 5. print pictuits ot the members ot out Stn ior Class in our annual publication. the Ozttkan, XYith the mention of the word Oatkan, there comes to my mind a great Hood of thoughts concern- ing this, our yearbook. and how this year's pub- lication came into being! lt had its beginning last spring when Bernice Selden was chosen editor. She in turn chose her stat? and then we went to work. The theme had to be something ditterent, original. and perfect to symbolize the wonderful class that was putting it out. XYhat could be better than tu have it paralleleil with the '49ers ot just lOO years ago? Next came the long tedious job ot getting the advertisements, l wonder how many inches of shoe leather got used up this year, From then on, it has been one thing alter another -emore staff meetings, the planning of the pages. the write-sups, twill there ever be an enfl to then1?f and more work. All of this would never have been possible without the excellent and patient guidance ot our advisor, Miss Smith. lt's all been great fun though showing to you, the readers of this Oatkan, how we the Seniors and Students of l.. H. S, have mined for and struck our kind of gold-education! Fourth How: IP. ll. Mnidn. M. J. Mnloy, J. Iinliiwr-n. S. Vskaiyiteh. Third How: J. XYfl1i:iins. G. Nt-llugrgr. E. Kelsey. Sf. Joy, J. lifillllllll, J, Albert. li. l.'lun1nn:in. 1 Si-'eund Row: A. Crowley. N. Jones, J. StPflit'llBlliI. J. Mooney, E. Cooper. J. Arringt an. Front Huw: M. A. Rizzo, tf. Ifllllltiliflly S. Tzibone. Il. Spiller. .59 ef la, -..ggi od FF..- N fs. vn-imwswmfqfpnmuixmwi. -' N- i ww ' 1- A z- 'i...l'. rim . ' J-'.h'.Q:.'V 13 jg.-'5i:g',1 FiJf'll'fl'w'.. Vg i - E....... . . . .. .. . . i... u n n an n n u um u an nu un umm n nu u umnE Se-rfunfl llnw: M. .lznine-son. A. In-nine, X. .Toile-ra. A. M1-nripr. A. Hleusuii, -T. Mnom-y. Front Row: ll. li. Mniulix. ll. Selden. J. Arrington. M. A. Rizzo, Miss Imogene Smith. J. I'4'eT. fll. J. Bl'lll nf- .11-' Y' .1 ny. Il. A. 1'I:irk, l'. Mnnt, absent when .- pivlliiw- wus t:ukvn.y 0-at-kan Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editors Business Manager . Senior Activities Editor Activities Editor . . Feature Editor . l liotog'rapliy Editor Typist Editor . fiirls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor . Circulation Editor .Xdvertising Editor Art Editor . Aclvisor . - -:al 34 lie-- Editorial Board . Bernice Selden Dorothy Rita Maida Mary .lane Maloy Ann Mearig Mary Anne Rizzo Dorothy fl-.nn Clark Ann Gleason Munro jameson Agnes Leone .loyce Mooney tlaines Arrington -lanis Peet Nancy jones Patricia Munt Miss Smith 4 . Q- U. T L 'T f''e'.iEffii'.Q 3tL .',.1'fQ- -.-.-..1,'.1Fif':g f '.w1Y.f'.'Lv:w1i-f'- 'i v' 1 1 J A Monthly Drspatch Red and Black Staff Undoubtedly the '-l9ers of the gold rush days had some type ol newspaper. XYhile their's perhaps told of the activities of the miners and what was going on in other parts of our country, our Red and Black tells of the goings-on in l.e Roy School, and even sometimes includes an article by some well-known world ligure such as Madame Chiang Kai Sheli. This year the paper has been edited by Burton Spiller with the help of -ludy Stettinius and XYinona Brierley his co-editors. They have put out a very line paper and a big hand should go to the entire Red and Blacl: Stat? for a job well done. Seventh Row: 1', Utieen. A. I':n-e. M. A. l:lIV0llZl, V. ,XI'!.TllllZl. .I. Stt-tT'v11ell:1. A, l7iIljIXV7lll, li lm T. Scott. Il. Spiller. G. 4':inl'ield. ll. Iluwer, J. Albert, Sixth How: J. Xxvilllilllli. ll. Ihill. L. llugri-rs, ll. I'll:xpin:un. H. Iunnvllu, '1', Smith. t'. Snytli Fifth Row: M. f'urd:i1'o. Ii. Atkins. M, t'ripps, IG. Ilutrn-i's. S. l'sk:iv'ti'h, Il. Mui-my, ll, Inu x Tnlmne. Fourth Row: IC. Kelsey, li. Iilil'll'Illlf'lSt'U, M. Littell, H, Ilrllnins-r. E. S'prnng', N. I'l'im-. J. l il mi I J. Peet. Third Row: J. Steen, C. Eppnlitu, V. Ibmyo, M. tj:1vvy, I'. Blunt, K, Itlillllllllji. Second Row: Mr. Frede1'i4:lI, S. Joy, M. Taylor, Y. Avery, II, Wtlee-il, J. tfzxiuipe-ani, Ii, ll NI1 dl E, Cooper. Front Row: J. Stettlnins, M. Hare, XV. lirii-rlvy, A. lit-:nu-. lil. Villilllllltl, I,, I,,Wj,,,i,.m. M 1,1-' fi QQ' .. , .V ,.-it mtmqrw-1:-New-nys-f:vrfn.'i-Hx -. mu I i .,.-1,-is-.-.1 -A 4 I ,V ,, .- 1 V, B' 3 E,,,,,,, ,, ...H . .V I.. Third Huw: S!?t'llI1ll Huw: F1'e1lex'if'li. Front How: E. Sprun l lwr'-1's 'I' 41 N Iskalxitth Y Tulum I St pillvl' lflllllll llllllltf X lite I Ippulltu ID Ht T Xlillin hw' -mutt. J. Allwrt ll, l':1111ie-lil. . : 1 -, .. . t'lflIllllS. M. 112111-. W, Iirit-1'1ey, Mr. '- -- - : ,. ': ' , '. 'I ' , , 'ie1'n, A. Iivuiw nun n u 1 lun um um un nun nn u u :nuns-.E Red and Black Editoral Board Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editors . News Editor . Feature Editors Boys' Sports Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . Exchange Editor . Alumni Editor Business Manager Circulation Editors Typist Editor Advisor -' eil 36 like-- Burton Spiller .ludy Stettinius Xliinona Brierley Celia Eppolito -lauet XYillia1ns Agues Leone -loe .-Xlbert Sara Tabone Tom Scott Margot Hare Stanley Uskavich Dorothy O,Geen Angela Pace Evelyn Sprung Mr. Frederick mmmmmm- --I M niit nm n do 1..,,t,'zl'Q?ff. i Q' 1' , .i-i ' W. -'1'fv w1':-'-'- . ,1 W'-Y' ' f'f .vlwqg-Agy,-,, Ji g,'f,:,LL-..-, :.N.g.- ,.u,..::1'-Y..-' Wearers of the Gold National Honor Society lYhat has l.e Roy High School meant to you? Has it meant a place where you could loaf and just absorb what was handed to you on a silver platter: or has it been a place and a group of fellow students for whom you have wanted to do all that you coulclg a group in which you have made yourself the kind of person that is just good to have around: a school in which you wanted to learn and were willing to study to do sog a school in which you were willing to accept the respon- sibility ot leadership. no matter how large or small the job? Yes. Service. Character. Scholarship. and l-eaclership are tour gold nuggets that many here are striving hard to include in their gold bullion of education. To those that come the nearest to this goal there is a reward. It's not a large reward but to them it means a great deal for it is the small gold pin that is the symbol of the Xational lflonor Society. Standing: Miss Fortiuiller, advisor, N, Jones. D. Il. Maidzl. Seated: A. Gleason, A. Meairig, Vskanvirc-li, .T, Peet, 1-1. Spiller, Il. A. Ulaxrk. li. Si-1111-ii. BI. JT. tluloy. -- at 37 lie-- we V A , ,. . , sf- .if ..... . Y A. MM Y Y VY, ., .:1z:'.a.-azmig g-rr :,f:.uv.wz.:::mm2-131. ..am-n. u-,...nm....,.... ..-FY Y.. -,........ .,,, -..-,. 7,7 Y . w . ' X-Y , Y .'-V-.1-ww-v'-Ai-4:1-' L-'IM ' . -' J' Ji' - WP 'M M., H.. K.. -.. l..l.l..l..+. ..!.,.t.l.i M -.lf . -1. in c Finding Gold by elping Others --'-'----'------------------------------'--------------------------- V.-. t H . - . V llliiil Low: 1. lfrmln-, ll. tustn. A. lilwlson, J. Mnoiivy, L. Ii!'JllilPlll'y. IC. I'1nv1ve1'. A. Iizlttzlglizl. 4'. llsulley. l,. lhmtlw, J. ,Arringtoin IP. A. Vlzlrli, M. Jalneson. XV. ll. Jolinsun, Fw-mill liow: li, S1-lfll-11, ll, McAllister. .T. Ste1'tt-ns-ll:l. 1'. Blunt, li, llntl-hinsun. I'. 1':ni'tni1. P. l'n4-miiiiisl-. li, 1iI'IlllT. lfrnnt llnw: N. Mills. S. Shields, ll. lbllf'r:ll1visi-uv. J. Miller, Ii. Milly-1'. Red Key Society The Red liey Society was organized by Mr. Gaffney as a reward for those who contributed service to the school and schoolmates. It is patterned after a similar organization at Hobart College, called the Orange Key Society. These students who participate in activities such as running the projector, helping in the cafeteria, instructing dancing, etc. are admitted. A red shield with an embossed key is the symbol of the society. -. as f . x X 6 N , ' ' ' 1 ' .2f :.'?4'4 -.r1wrfiQ:!f'f7f5' 5lf1z.in!blf112 L3-' ff'ff b f x Keepers of the aw and Order ------------ ----- -'-----'-'-'-'-- -'---'- --'-' -'---- '---'- '-' Student Council GROUP ONE MEMBERS QOLIH Fifth Row: .T. I5iF1':111L-iscu, F. Sm-aluhm, S. Pzuu-pvntu, Ii, 3I?IllLft'fI'i4l1l. ID. llrmliw, .I. Iilmllnlry, C. Izumelln. Fourth Row: Mrs. Dem-ke-r. F. llmlgers, ll. Myvrs, 'l'. S4-utr, W. S.-nrt. li. TImrlc'l1ls4-11, 'l'l1i1'4l Huw: Mr. Hurr. M. Yue-lu-tt. II. Frauuli, A. Glvnsou. S. I'SliilYiIl'll. IC. Y:u'ln-tr. A. l':um-In-utu. SL-volnl Row: M. A. Rizzo, A. Le-one, M. Hare, A. 4'I:urk. J. Mummy. .I. Al'I'ill1If1YlI. J. llrimmvr. S. Baker. Front Row: Mr, Vttvr. ID. Gray, J. Izmitn, Il. Kee-nun. N. I'l:1rk. .I. Zumlritn, AI. IG, 4'rmx'l+-y. 1 ' 3 I GROUP TXYO MEMBERS CNEXVJ Third How: H, XVlxylu':x, Ii. M. 1xllfill0l'l', D. hIQlll,Q'Qfl':!lil, L, WG:-en, I'. U'Gve-11, Il. Nlilh-r, lb. K6-P11:l11, L. SL'il1fIl, Il. Lufllum, F, BIilllL'L'fl'ilh'l. S, VSkZlVif1'll. Se-cnllrl I-low: F. O'G9l:'l1, L. llrmthe. V. HRll'hPill1, J. Albert. Front Huw: G. Jac-ksml. A, I :u'e. Af i'l:11'k, J. Hmmm-y, M. A, Rizzo. J. Al'l'illjL'IIrl1. -- +54 39 L El 4' qt. . - 1 A... E 4 J 4 4 3 Y w fi 'u 1 4 J ff . sn .. 1 ., ...H v,- . 1,.1 1 y. .,1.- - I r N X fa ms,- - H - s va -. 1, .:' 11. .::-1. 110,-1' ' ' ' L HY R -. L-,-1vt!1 ,1'1'1J '.1' ,i'i'?.:i'1ll'TT75f?-A llviriii:- . -y W .mluqg ,,,., num mm 1ummmnmmmmm u Ilumluunm1m-1unnu1nuunnunmummuumuu1.1Hnmumnnummmmmmunmmnuunmmmmunnnmummm1ummmmmnmn STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS James Arrixigmii, Presirleiit Joyei- Mmmiwy, Vive-I'1'esi1l1-111 Mary :xlllltf Rizzo, Treasurer :XIIII Glezzsoin, S4-1-1'et:11'y Student Council began prospecting' under the able leadership of President -lames A-Xrriiigtou, assisted by Yiee-President 'loyce Mooney, Secretary :Xuu Glea- sou aud 'llreasurer Mary ,-Xuue Rizzo. The student lllLllll5Cl'S were elected early iu the fall and council got under way, It spo11sf1rerl the football prograuis, lirst: theu, the animal Sadie Hzlwlqius Dance which provecl very successful. Mr. L'tter's jitte1'lJ11ggi11g was au added Zllll'?lCllUIl here Another change was made i11 the awarding of athletic lfs. lt was decided that only one letter per person would be awarded each year thereafter. Alter :1 very close election, Tom Scott and Angela Pace were elected ou a split ticket to lead next year's council, NVe are sure they will do a hue job. Student f.vO1ll'lCll,S guiding' lamps this year have been Mrs. Decker. Mr. Utter and Mr, lflorr. They have bee11 a great help to us. 1 -, it .10 tg..- ,W '90 23513. V ' - ,,,,i,-35.51.31-,4ri7. p41.av1:1.v-un..-nzunmn-w-A--HY Y- ---1::n------M -----1 ,. , ,, -N ,J .1 W ,111 ns- :, , w 11 4 1 N 4 5 ,,,.-J.-.,' ' ' 'Hmflf xr :m...!....n.... E.,..1,' -. 2.1-ig.-1 Jzr uf-1 P - I W Nfl 5 C CQHCQTS w 1 A Q ui Qt-inu+fwnwAat,vraAm,?gv5sxy1 ' ' ffl-'L .itM- ll'Ew1Iniv'HRFIl?WTTEY1'.f.'Jv-?'7f5ill'C!w.liiY .'f.t'1. Extra Ambitious Diggers ----'--------'--'------------ -----------------'---------- ------------------------'----- -'------- '--'- E1 i l 1 'l'li'r4l lluw: Mr. liulwm-k xvozlelib. V. Miller, 1'. llnffmzln. R. N4-'llIl9I'fll. li. I,app. J. Sezuilou, IP. Vern-oi'i. Mr. lI:lNe Seeond Row: Iv, Vrrniiwell, Ii. Millimnn, R. Blorlinieix Ir. Muligrefrivlal. H. Smith. I.. F1-rI':1l':I. T'. Lnpp, Il. Ihnwe-r. Il. Jolilmn Front Huw: 1'. l':lsq1l:llv-, W, SJlllll4ll'I'5l, H. Ilaill, J. IDiFi':l1u-iseo. J. i'l'IlkllYii'll. Il. linll. V- I'2lI'l'3', 1'. l'n1'4l:irn, S. I':l111-in-into, V. Antiimrn-. ' -A 1' f , .. . Aff J Hsin. N f , hi: t .4 ,W in M ily . I 1 w e :V 1 1 , Q - ,N ..' V f ..,2'..,, 3, an ' i 'Q ' 6 'ffm G 4 , f J Y, 0 W ,,' ?4f4 MQW., X . V It ,, . 'M ., 0 yy My wwf? ff-,QUW f Q , fw 7'acl4'j'4fV,tg, -V ' ffwfffyfwf' f' ff . Q f f,i,,fw ,W f',','ff',-W121' ' f rffiffwz , ,ffnym ,,,ff4,f,,cyff '1ff'f7 f2f f Y JV . Y, LW' ,XM i,f6z?fQg ighwj 1,1 1 , Z? pdf' ' f , -wfZfL ,:v fsgrmf f'jz.5 f?wy ,f ffz'I.Z,Ai 'J f ' 2 '- .-52 i'. - V an ' f .A NM !-, 1 . 1 -tfv. va ' .- 'Y ' T 'fl , . -1- x Wh, '95,- Q xtiilv. Q . I , fn 6 ii i - M, '.,.4.i.,K' ' 4 ft .. mmm: - f?-mv 11 ' ' . ' i it 745715 - - I ' - 4.. -. V xt 1, 11735, , ff ',,'f - , ,.-, 4' ' 1 ,I 2 'V , f 4 1:.,'?5,f,lf1,Tf'i'?fi! U. W, nv ,t-fe Q4. 1 Q, ' ,,. ,Q--'I all .ag -14, r.f.u17f,,,,-' ig v fM '? ful ni iii- W 141 , tiff. . 2' , n-,iHi:fi!1,2.w:g13,'-- ' la! U' fp, , -I 1 ' 1 ,M ge l:4,,4f,Qff,,fgQ',,f4, 346 'Z ,r,y.H5lA4 Varsity Football Our football team this year did not tind gold during the first game. XYe were sorely defeated by Caledonia on her own held, but we were not discouraged, The l-. H. S. eleven dug still deeper and eventually did win our first home game against Albion. Our mine did have treasure in it. XYe harvested a for- tune and won three more home games suffering defeat only from Batavia, a game always to be remembered in the Le Roy annals of football. XYe did not do so badly as we might have. XYe struck gold four times and missed it four. Nevertheless. our miners are well trained and next year expect to strike gold every time. They have, however, found the real value offered in the game of football. They have learned how to work as a team and know the value of sportsmanship. Indeed, this is as valuable as a gold coin. U ff 1 -. he .- L V ,, .74 In :W . ,233 ,,,A,,,,,. .- nu. imnixiiuz 'mu 'IT--1-'-sf-fn--1 - '- Am-- ' -'-'-'-'- 'r ' x v 1 l ,' ' l' gfr 4 :J 'A fl E1.................................................................................................................... ............................................... unumnumm nn mm nm mn nm -umnnnmmE Third Row: M. Yncuzzo, R. lA1ll1lC11StlQ. NV. Sc-matt, Il, ltower. ll. Platt. D, Imh-N, P, Longllzlnv, Mr. Fitch, ienut-lil. Second Row: .T. Patrick. R. Miller, J. Albert. A. l'1Il'l'lll:ljIllil. G. llllllllvlll. ll. H:nx'iu-i'. W, Parton. Front Row: D, Derrivk. R. SKPGII. NV. Kelly, X. Hales. Il. Smut, .l, Allllllirfv. F. lhmpi-x'. Junior Varsity Football Under the supervision of Mr, Fitch, the -lay-Yee football team learned the essentials of digging in the language of foot- ball, They played six informal games: two each with Brock- port, Caledonia, and Batavia. 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Abs:-nt when pivllire was taken: J. t'ri1kovit-Ii, V. Snynler. Le Roy dug hard and deep this year in its quest for gold. Seventeen times the drill was sunk and well over the majority of the times the team was successful. :Xmong the obstacles this year were the usual: Oaklielcl, Holley, Albion, Medina, fjluirch- ville, and the traditional Batavia. ln addition to these regulars, we met on the court Geneseo, Yorl-:, l.'erry. and NX'elister. The l'lase-Men showed Z1 great deal of ability this year and will be adequately prepared for next year. The team will sulfer rela- tively very few departures: Crnkovitch, Snyder, Spillane, and Smith, among them. The .lay-Yee team, as well as the Varsity, has been very well trained and shows promise of being l 44 a thoroughly successful squad of diggers in the future. On the Yarsity this season were a number of lower class-men who were good enough to join the crew and should undoubtedly be outstanding in the years they have before them, XYe all know the gold is there if only we work hard enough to get it. lt is very evident that Le- Roy shall achieve the maximum goal next year and the years to come under the expert instruction of Mr. Hase and Mr. Perrone. To those whom we leave behind us we wish the best of luck in the search for gold, be it in basketball, football, or in cclucation. lt is there for those who work. lk .- Y - Jimi gui-1... .41 ff .f:..., .Qu t-Hugs..--1-an im.m..i.nmm:v-1.41.-.--i.. ......--.. -- ..-YZ - 7 - - 1....?i..,.u.c 'i ' A W'- '5 I 'X ,4'L',f'iaL3 T1t f 'I f, .':i'.-'I.f'1j'. 'S' .2 4'f.'-..3 At:'iw1:'f4iL',..i,i,2:'if'.1 W'-'K ' srl' xg ,flf i.l.....,.......... nuuunnmnun::nunnullmulmulIunuuuumunnnmnnunmnnnunnnummuuuunnnmmnnmmnnmuunuunnmmmuuan1uIanuuu1nmu1mm1mmnnmmnnmnnumu ........E1 - Junior High Basketball Sem-min! llow: J. .Im-uiier, ll. lhnwi-1', li. IM-itr'4-li. .l. I:i1iit:x. N. lligggi, V, Misiti, .l. St:-nlwl, Friuit Huw: .l. llimlhiiry, S, tI'tii-ell. J, 1'mimIi4lurio. Mr. llama-, .l. l'l'IlVlIIl:I, l'. Wliw-li, Junior Varsity Basketball The .lay-Yee Basketball squad had a gratifying season this year. Their strikes outnumbered their misses by two. :Xmong the obstacles met in digging were Geneseo, Oakiield, Holley, York, Batavia, NNY-hster, Albion, Churchville, and Perry. Of the sixteen games played, they came out victorious in nine of them and in seven were not quite so yie- torious, These proteges are most promising to the success of seasons next year. NYe are assured ot a young but experienced mining crew. Second Row: G. Garner, K, Higgins, ll. Iiuwur. First Row: Umieli Hslse, V. Hnziriiiu, F, 4'nope1', E. illilllillll. 'T -- 43- 40 pier-- X A I: J 4 1 1 4 'v . ., . ., -.. 1 'I' . 7'!'f f'1 ',T'5 'f'Y'F'Jt7E'm re. -Pawn-4.a' -.1-' 5 ihfwzzi-'Emi iiimnli w., , . ia'-u:,5r'l 'i! ':t ' 1 I ' 'I l 'L 1 1 -11 '..'.'r,'Ct : -' ' -. I 5' - ' .. . Varsity Baseball 5 -. f ,if-fu, AX V I ulll'tl1 Row: MV. 3I:lii:11I'1'ivl:l 4t'o:wl1D. Il, Ilower, R. lizlll, H. Jolinsoll, Il. Iinpp. IP. Spillnlle. ,. . . 4 . 1. Ninth, J. 'nuff-niiiise. Mgr. Thirfl llow: J, St-nnluii, lb. Y:-svnvi. ll. Murtiiner, XV. S1lll1lllQI'S. S1-1-ontl How: ll. Milliinnn. ll. Mi-Irllruy, D. l rmnwell, Q . Miller, F. Rodgers Frniit liow: Miller, , , , 42 - gag, f , , f, f. , - 'r w 3 pf, ,,f,, '22 f IZ K if- flf ,!f',. .7 'Z ,Q j A Z? ..:gj' 1 'Af ' ' E . e f- . ,m ymigp A i., , ,, , V X , ff ff ,,,, ,W , WM ,f Q, I , 0 H ff' , 1 f V, , W 'Q 37f'lZ Lf i' 1: A5 D . ' l-e Roy has indeed struck it rich this year on the baseball diamond. XYe have in our treasure pouch seven victories over Churchville, Brockport 127, Albion. and Medina 125. How- ever, the most treasured and priceless nugget of all was the defeat of. our traditional: foe, Batavia. 10-7. The foreinen of the drilling crew were our two very capable pitchers, Eola Lapp and Barry Bower. These two have done an exception- ally hue joh keeping the pick and shovel going protitahly. is a reward for the excellent work of the entire crew under the guiding, experienced hands of .loe Mangefrida, Le Roy will go to the quarter-linals to be held soon. XYe are all hoping en- thusiastically that we shall coine out on top and eventually win the sectionals to he played in Rochester in glune. The '49 f 1' f 4, ' 4, 45 li f X' Q fffffff 'ff f A fl ,W . ,, , , , 1' M822 X QZZZMZZZZ .,zQl,,yf ,mf 7 52 - wi , WV ,ff ff ', 1,7 f ','f CM V,ffQfQCf: 5 if fljlffj' Wy, ,,, , A , 'fl' ' '- ,f'4- 'G .W zf-wi-' U Tlliiifw 2 V JN 5. ,,,. ,W , M y , , s ie,--w.-J - ,.-.C nanny:-u-arixnvaaamuvaw. .emu-nm. hast-hall team is certainly to he praised for the splendid job it has done to acquire the gold of victory. Le Roy 10 Churchville 2 Le Roy 11 Brockport 7 Le Roy 13 Brockport 15 Le Roy 1 Churchville 1 Le Roy 2 Medina 0 Le Roy 3 Albion 2 Le Roy 10 Batavia 7 Le Roy 1 Albion 4 Le ROY 4 Batavia 2 Le Roy 9 Medina 7 -. Ria... ., Lili l ' 1 ,. fE1......... ... ....................... . ... .... ....... ... ....... ..... ..... ..... . ........ ... Junior Varsity Baseball Not only the men on the varsity have been digging this season. Also learning the trade, but perhaps with less glamour and attention, are the boys on the junior varsity crew. These hard-working young athletes have heen working just as hard as they can to be able to play as good ball next year as the older men have this year. .-X successful squad such as we have had this year is the result of a lot of hard work and training on the part of hoth the players and the instructors. The way to champion team lies only at the end of a long hard trail which leads through the all important period of tl. Y. apprenticeship. NYhat our boys are in the future depends largely on how hard they work now in the tender stages of education, not only on the ath- letic held but in any work or vocation, The most vital part of our lives is not the time at the end of the trail as it may seem. but the time when we are preparing for the future. The .lay-Yee boys realize this and they are making the most of the opportunity. Although they have not taken the two games played this year so far with Batavia, they have learned the most valuable lesson. Batavia? two victories, -l-1, and 13-2, have not broken our -lay-Vee's spirit and they look forward to a champion team in '5O. 9 . -' -, A -1 . Wa. My Stzmilingr: Mr. 3IIlI1gEfI'i1T2l, fC'o:ncl1J: R. Sl1e1?1r4l.ll3. Iiower, L. 1:l'ZlIllllll'y, ll. S1-ntt, Il. Mlllei. 1 In W. Kelly, D. Lnpp. R. Cromwell. R. Flint, i. Ji: pin: . Seated: C. Radley, E. Gl'iIl12l1lI, D. Miller, F. O'Get-n, Ii, Mnsten, T, Il'Col1lm1', li. S-tl-vu. -. 4.7 fi v i .H in . ii .......E1 if iff J I , , , fc H- f '14 ' Z O fi'Z'4', 5' , W,-W ifi. W' f , Q 5' 1 -if '5E 4:1.f 491' I V' 57' i'!n 1 '77, Sw' ' 5117 f me sfwgzrgiz 13,4 ,-.aff fm M 191 2 2 3 ' . 9' :f ' ,w f f 4 f ' P iz? . ,H fqmj. .0 ' ay .1 3 Mai f V ax fl I t 1 L t ts 555: -:...1tf.-.,i vi.. . ,v. 1 1. -. .md i. Q.. ' V, E .......i.E, x,t Y Q K ,gf 4 'l'lli1'4l Row: Mr. Hzuso, ll. Aliggills. li. M:unp:efri1l:l. J. IliFr:xl14:isf-u, I'. IIo1Tm:l1i. H. Porter. It. S4-que-rtli, IP. XVhiting. M. .Tzlmesun Svwnlil llow: J. Grzlliaulll, H. f':intiel1l. H. Smith, I'. Lnpp, C. I'IlSl1l'llllt'. Il. Strobel. Front How: ll. lilltlllllll, H. Sll+'I'lllil1l. J, Hull, ff. Ailtinoiw-. F. Cooper. J. Jackson. D. Filllllillg. .I. Blugziu-1'o, lr. lit-'Q-'ll1Ill. Track Team ln their quest for gold the track team has been fairly successful, Cnder the instruction of Coach Hase,-the conditioned runners took their lirst meet at Alexander, 44-42. Pasquale and Moore were tirst in the pole-vault, Hall. first in 880. joe Frank won the shot: Dick XYhiting copped the broad jump, and our relay team Came out on top. Medina came to Le Roy next, and was defeated, 46-31. Outstanding in this meet were Pasquale in the lO0, Cooper in the 220. Sequerth and Cooper in the high jump, joe Frank winning the shot, and jim jackson taking the broad jump. Le Roy came in second in the triangular meet at Perry, ahead of Perry but behind winning XYellsville. Strobel took the mile. XYhiting the broad jump. joe Frank won the shot, and our relay team composed of Smith, jackson, Wlhiting and Pasquale took the relay. Pasquale tied for iirst in the broad jump. Our fourth meet was another triangular meet, this time with Batavia and Albion. XVhiting won the broad jump and Strobel, the mile with a time of 4:45, but Le Roy finished last just behind Batavia. Our most recent meet was a three-way one with Geneseo and Perry, Le Roy winning with a margin of 5495 over Geneseo's 27. Sequerth took the IOO, with Pasquale second. Miggins was iirst in the 4403 Hall and Canheld took First and second in the SSO: Strobel again took the mileg XX'hiting the broad jump. ln the pole-vault Moore and :Xntinore took third and fourth. joe Frank grabbed the shot for us again with Mangefrida right behind him. Our relay team again came out on top. Perry was right behind Cieneseo, 255 Le Roy 44 Alexander 42 Le Roy 46 Medina 31 Le Roy 36 2f3 Wellsville 53 U2 Perry 16 2!3 Le Roy 26 1X2 Geneseo 27 Batavia 39 112 O Le Roy 54 1X2 Albion 41 York 25 1X2 -A at 48 ' .,'aif?'f ..f., L2 .....,,..,m..,..,,,,. ..,..m af..i.L-.... .mf -1- --- -V , f 4 , A 1 I ' 1 '2 ::'1f'7.5'..1I.':..':1'f1I' M 941'- 1 1 H --' - 'J' , A , e , li. A. A. 01 Flf'ERS SEC'l'9fZll'y. Mnrfrnt Hniw- 1'resi4ls-iit. Snrzlli Tnlmne Vive I'resi1lent, Nun:-5' Join-54 'v i 1, .5 1 'l .Ii ........................................................................................................................................................................................ . .... 5. 11 '11 f il X 'I 'i 1 ll i 4 X LA. K X J' :A A NB. wa v ii it Q . .. N , Q 1, ' Y 542 . I . . . Gzrls Athletxc Assocmhon A new year-a new sport-not to be outdone by others, Le- Roy's girls went all out for soccer. Although the season was short land rather wetj it was successful, Topping the league, after nu- merous Close games, was Lois Lachnieht's team which defeated Margot Hare's team in the play-off game by a score of lfO, XX'e were fortunate in being able to take a soccer team to Elba to participate in the Tri-County Sportsday. Teams represented Le Roy, Medina, Oalclield. and Elba. Following Soccer. our winter sports season swung into volley- ball intrainurals. Six teams were formed and a Round Robin Tour- ment was played. The Freshman team, led by Bridget Frank, cap- tured Hrst place. Our season ended with a sportsdziy at Albion. 49 flee- 2. -'T X e .. . i. as at . f A -v.,1 1Hi7- - ,, :-1 qi,-fr ,pw---V311--'1'v ':'!r'1-'x . W-g?i . , I Lvhm. i. 'i' -iv ,'u'1H:2Nf fA' 1',i:1'fl.':',i1s ... il5l1H1x:'J.'. ' JL' af rw V I' f. ',- f-'i ' my I LN kg- IQ.,-if El in U - . in ' .... .-...U . .. .. ... .-El Swish! 'lust watch us take those lay-up shots. Basketball soon captured our interest and nine teams were formed, participating in action-filled games which ended in victory for Pat lNlunt's team. Uur appreciation goes to those girls who so ably refereed the games. High scorers for the league were: l'at Munt, l,.uetta Roothe. and Barbara Murray. Eight teams, comprised of forty-eight girls started off the bowling league and ended with Agnes l-eone's team in lirst place, followed by Lena O'Geen's team. XYe played host to seven teams at the Legion Bowling alleys for a tournament and placed third. ,X bowling team of live girls was selected to represent Le Roy at this event, on the basis of the highest averages attained during our bowl- ing season. Annie lannello, M. vl. Roth, l.. Lachnicht, l.. Boothe and U. Drayo were for the Red and Black. -. 154. .- 1 I , . ,-lf., '.lilj,f,im- ,v,,,Ld,1 ' - i' ,.f i -'2' f- - J 4 1 ' , , - :fig ..s 'I In I ,,,, ,,, ,, . 1 u ll ' 'E' 5' A I L' . l l l 1 Ping pong was carried on during class f with one winner from each participating in extra games unitl the school champion was decided by the playoffs. Square and round dancing was enjoy ed at a Dancing Sportsday in Batavia, Ve could at last exhibit our talents in such dances as the polka, waltzes, folk dances, and the schottische. The Spring schedule contained even more activity with sports such as softball, bad- minton, archery, tennis and track. All-in-all, we've had a lot of fun and can truly say that l9+l8-49 was a very suc- cessful year in sports. Indeed, each sport has contributed qualities of good sports- manship, and helped to build our athletic skill which we feel is of great value in mold- ing character. -assi igem- A 'S -Jwkv -Ar, .jg ia A .ji!1J.Y,' ' H AM -ing jj ffvfrf 5 J. il ','jj ', 1' ' ,MMMW-AMW -.--.N.4.a.q . nw fa .i,.zn0'm i H-1 1- ni I in - -,N :,,' fblrlvl' El .... Varsity :ummm umm mum mmmnn 1nnmummmmm nuuuuummnnmumumnmnm,m.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,mmmm . :,,Zf,v. ifv:w5y'::ig1giy,gg::a,:4Q2ig,Q.5.4,f tg ,,,1,,.,.,f,,,,g.,,.V.,,. ...A Y' ,. .,,. . - .1 ' ,,,,, ,, ,, ff gg., ,ue .29 - , hw- ,4 ,,,,. ., ,AW .,f, if V----- Mfr ,,,,,....,....,...,.,.. ----------.u--- ,.,..,,,....Y...Y - v , ' 4 ,, ' eff-'fem gmzlwf ,. f'- .W--Q, - -VYV ,, V' , V V V Q W-M ., f' ,, . . .ar 4 , . ,,.. ,. M., A M . .. M -, , M.. 1--, -,fn 4 7. V WW ,fm .f .45-. 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S. students at athletic events was a decided im- provement over that of last year. The cheerleaders did their part to inspire the cheering students. The squad this year cheering for the Varsity consisted of : -loyce Mooney, Ann Gleason, Mary Anne Rizzo. Barbara Murray, all seniors, and Ursula Drayo and Annie lannello, two sophomore girls. Four boys also were members of the squad: Stanley Uskavitch, jimmy Arrington, Tom Scott and Bob Flint. The -I. Y. cheerleaders had a comparatively busy year, made so by the formation of the rl. Y. football team. ln front of the cheering group at the junior Varsity games were: Mary -lane Roth, Ann Clark, Lois Lachnicht. Sally Smith, Bridget Frank. No boys were on the ul. Y. cheerleading squad this year. The entire cheerleading squad, under the guidance of Miss Dougan. did a magnificent job of raising the spirit of the school. Jay-Vee P N Cl-in-lc tt'-nptuiuj, S. Smith, ll. l'll':lIlli, Ii. lim-lniic-lit, M. J. 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Mille-r. ll. .1,'1ti11ux'1-. .I. ihnlnlml'-rm-. l'. A1.z:l1u11:'. IP. King, I.. llllurlmrt. Front Huw: .I. 4'l1ilm-nu. I.. Wright, I. llixzn. G. Mznvlia-1.zi11. .I. Airtln. J. Arzlulixw. I'. N11-11. ll. I!vIf4'l'i4lgv. - .fn , V , , , . , , . V .. Iwmllu how: .I. Mzulnnl, lf.. islrrull, .I. I.vt1z:1, M. Imglm. lx. Bn-A-Iny, Il. Iiu:1tIicl1I. IA. S1-walt. .I. l'ur1-i1nlp:Ii:l, .I. S1-4-kills. U. Nth-1-n, Ii. I':llti. 'I'hi1'rI Huw: Ir, Hn-vz-las, IP. Alnvlmlq T. lfurtirx, J. AllfillUl'K', Ib. Hrzu-iv, li, Malrtiu. Ii. g.Xll11l1I'S0Il, .I. I0-11111-4l4x', Il. Iivmlvlli. IG. M1-:-xsuw-. Nw-mul Ilmv: li. Iimflclu-y. Il. IL:-ny. I.. Mv1'uIln-y. li. llyvrs, I.. XVl1ltv, M. G:xITx1ey. .I. Jvzlry, Il. Mills. Mrs. Vlzlrk. Fl'lllll liwfv: t'.'4h1ylul'rI, J. UWM-1-11. J. liose. A. S1lI'll1'13llI. II. Nvlnluuski. I'. '1':1Im11v. li. I.:111p, S. ' Num-Ill. M. XM-I:-Ill. II. Ilnmw. --+15 5-I he -- AJ. , .4 ,1,,,,-,-f-- - 1, .mr.1m...m.n.-.-rr.m-D71- ----H ------ --f----fw - ' i1A i V' 1!'W','a':iiT. ,.' 1 r'-rv' 131, '- .f ,lg LL H H- 4 4 . , :mumummmummnumnunmmm:nunnmnnnnuu nnuunnunmmlummnunnum.nunnnnnununnmm1mmmm1nmuumummmu nnmu mmmmm I un I mmm Firsi Grades Tllirul Huw: J. K1-ruutt. .T. I'n1'm-iiuiglizl, Z. A. L'rm-lu-1', Ii. Ill-ysulzlh-. Il. limw-r, t', lim-trv1'if1gv. li, Ilrysslzxlv. L. Ihmyluil. Swfuinl Row: .T. Smith. M. A. liutvrzl, II. i1:1k1-r. ll. Williams. S. lfiliu. J. tmslwy. Bliss 1'l:1p1wx'. F1-out Huw: M. J. liusllhy. F. .1.l1z:1In1w. 11. Ifznraxn. li. 4':u'li, ID, liuyd, A. 1':u-4-:surmise-. lv. Imylu. Third Row: I'. Stevvnson, Ii. Sellers, l'. Silll1ll1IllS, L. Yiuvi. V. Zi11mi4-ki, lb, Swims. ll. Sif3iIlllI+-'tZ. IJ. xxvllitkh Ser-mul Ruw: D. XVirsil1g, A. Ste-ffenellsu, J. XVuml1'uff. L. Russo.. N. Heed, M. YIIVIIZZU, Miss Milrllzlli. Front I-Low: II. Vuughll, S. 'l'vll1:x', J. Sr-l11'ue-der, lf. Si'4'i:fl'llUil2l. S. Znlm-1-ax, Ir. Ruth, IL 'i'lIIli'vl'. -. .- N 'TMJ fe . . .. .vw g .V..1 ,'-1 V H.. I' I H197 'l. '-'- 5fQ '1' T'L'T7'f7' g , W!! MM' -1 an . VV 'E ,Vf.Vw-1.1.1 -14.-I Mu-.'-A JVf-.SYV.T'-1IL- I--N:V ff Ey......... ...................... .............................. ...................................................................................................................................................... First Grades w 'iff gf . mf 1,fg1z1f121f A, ,,,,,,,, 4, ,, .,- 5.1. E.- .4 N V '1'l1iI'fl Itvvw: W BH-l-lwvlu, IG. I':lIl4'1lvIlI4I, E, I'c-rkins. ll, 0'lhAf-11. M. A. U1'1zunln, ll. Murray. D. M111'1':uy. L, Nurtlnlwlp. X Sn-vmnl lluw: Ii. M1-l'lr-llzxlnl, Il. Rlngznvexwm. S. U'llvl-'ll. M, A. Ver-li, li. Mwul, ll. NYU:-ox, Mrs, Clary. l 1-nm lluw: li. I':xng1':nxio, A. Iligrgi, Il. I':ul:n4Ii11u, li. Fusse-ll. .T, Riggi. A. I':lue-peutn, D, Naples. f f W 1 4 WWW! 4 Q27 F QQNI ' X ' W f f J W f. 5 ' ., V -g V , . - ' , eff 1: 1: 2 V4 'S -fV-ww--1 .:f V. - if , ,-,,' ' V .,.4 'W' fx? , ' V 7 ' IS X '-' N 4 . f -W 4 '-Qfl 'LA V ,V -,'Yl3 .' ,g 'SHN -.R ' 'V YJ 5 .,...V.,...,,-M, f . -V. ff1u'5V1f + mr- f . -, ,, C- ' VL if J 5' fi ' 1 515+ V - dgb gitqk . L ES' K, ,l Vi' , ' 4 Vyrk -V,, ,1f . . ,-R, Z , -A .577-JI U f m5 mQ,,fgAg + L wiv X 2 xx 5 . xxx YW A K L- - V AA- - ' 'S Vf -a a . cr - ' ' 1 ' f W .. '-.- .c:fEf'V 'W 7 W fYii. MY '-'5 V VV '- K 5f?i!1 ff fl V ' ' 4 Y 'K --Pl' ' 'H 515 ff- N-3 VT 7'.L,j.f. S,.,, Yi 1 as 1 ' V fNf.,,l.,,i,,,sg f-jhflx J ,,L7tj -V V 35, .4 I V ' V , V V x 5 'Z' V' f W' ,' I X. 2 N1 K ' I ' ' if' Z V, -f 'f'f! ?N'5fa if ., ,Eff V ' ' , ,sg ' K' if x W: WV .,,,, , , I ff If 4, , LP, xiqlvl KY K 'N .X ,,. ww, sw Q ww I Ji , V y,f : V 5 -. Q -A- 1 A . +m4y,J..V , . V 'K gk 1 3W A1 g L V V. S , A 1,11 .z u,gx 1A 1-2,g,1 , , ,,,,, . ,,,, ,,,,.....,!- 4 4:54 Q A M V F V . -I Q Q N5 5 X ..v. , .V.. ., A., .A .. E S 2 I 3 g mi 1 Vi I 1 fl gl fi Q W .'.',, Uwafilg' VV ai .. .: q 1 :4..,.: i ,.,, Q 1 ..., X , ,A.... ,.., ' -X, ,V ' V V JY +5 -V 1 K Zia! X ' V 'l'lnirvI Huw: IP. Gl'!'l'Il, XV. Lxu-n-y, V. I1llXVl'4'Il1'l'. 'l'. Lzlplr. li. luumrllo. IP. Gnilv. U. Hzlllseu. J. Grzlslry, D, Mn,iurs. S1-vnnul ltmvx I', Mzllunl, IP. B14'4'lll'flIj', L. I'luug:vrt'u1'4I, ll. l+'1':lnli. U. lil'llllt'j'. ll. LBIIIOIIIIOIII. Miss l 1':ll't. lfruut lluwf, .I. .Il-'ZlI'j'. ll. IA'l1Zi2l. ll. Alzlslin, S, I.:-gg, I.. Mum-lmn, Il. l.:luL-y. -- -xii 56 if-- I . L ,F UW -- f'-'. lf' .'--N714 F ' -1 1',:' '4' 1-v' fy'J 1f -I 5.7,-1 553' i,.'Q,' gr' f'1. f 7' .f:?.Y'7Yfx:1.z'..'::M Z ru. . 111. .-.ff -.-H.. .H - . NY:l1Ie. C. Iioyd. M'ss Iiusln. Pollen, Ii. I':nn1:r:1zio. ll!! I4'uu1'tI1 Row I'1'inzi. IG Third Row: Fkicullfl Ilnw Front Row: .no.1-----onH..........................................................--m...-ooI.---m-----m---------o .........oo...-................. ... ............ ................ .......................mg 4 I I 'f Second Grades I r' - V ' I - --' . -,L Wx. Fourtll llow: Ii. Tzlylor. A. NV:xIkv1', M. Moulton. .I, t'or,t:u. 1', 1'l:urIi. Il, XYoo4IruI'l'. Il. Ailcr-n, I.. Munt. J. Iioyrl, J. Mufors. H. Mzlttive. I.. XVInirIof-Ii. Thirnl Row: MIPS Given. J. Kinsley, Il, Iii:-kinson. Il. IIy1I1-, Ii, I1onng:io1'nw-, A Autinoro, S, Bly:-rrp X. Majors, S. S4-ott. A. lla-Ilmzln. Su-onnl Row: Il, Hyde-, J. Argrannzu, M. Hee:-Iuio, E. Ks-Issey, I'. 'I':lIIo, II. Airrln. F. Sr'In'oo4Ior. J, Front Row: I.. Russo, J. Nixon. M. Iil'IIlItXVllI'Sf. S, M1-Nisln. A. 'l':ulnono. ll, l'In-rty, II. Fi:-ro. Ir, '17 D. Young. D. Vim-ary. G. l54ll'1lllL'. M. A. Lung, J. f':u-I-zxlnisn-, 4'. XY1'I:Int. ll. Johnson. Ii. XY:lll:Ice. IG. Majors. N. 'I'I1:m-1'. ll. I':1l:uIInu. U, Ibnsvn, Ib. Mm-Kenziu-. II. .IIIL'kSlI1l N. Vtfcr, M. I,:lpp. I', Iiuyvrs. IL. 'l'I1oln:ls. I'. Wi1's'ng. Mrs. 'I'1'nvIQ-I, Anlinore. K. Dickinson, M. Gaffney. T. 4 ol'II:l1'o, Il. King, J. Elllllfhzlzn. I.. Mzlstiu. nf -w -. .mi O7 hi.-- I ,L s w 1 - wwwwmiwwa- mwwwwwwwwww. --WwHwawfQMwr?fJCTifE?YM Emmmmmmmmmmm. H . nm.mmm.mnHmmmm.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmm Third Grades M' wmv, Q . K ,X may Tlnirrl Huw: .I. Ste-1 vusuu, N. Ilyflv H. M:xju1's. Il. King, J. Mum. V. I':u11v1wuIu. G. He-imlim-I1. Il. Hutvlninsulu, K. ,Tm-11111-1', IP. I 1'ust. Sw-mln! llmv: S. 3Ill1'r:15'. J. NYnmlw111'1l, I.. Ile-llwlerslmt, H, I'u-k. M. I':1l:1-lilln. ll. lzlllllelln, R. Grzlm-y. A. livzllllllltu. Miss l':1lVa-rt, I-'1-out Ilmv: Il. .In-airy, J, 1VHw11, ll. Hrznuvlm, J. I.:lRm-1-U, J. Ullllfillll, J. Vw-k. S. Sreffvxlellzl. I U'1'e-vll 1 - win.. U ,. Tlnlrnl lluw: ll. livwlmzm. .l. Tlllllllkilli Il. Schlnvlzle, ll. SKt'Yt'l'S0ll. J. Sc-lh-rs, F. Ss-mutt, S. Misitl. IC. Yulln-lm-v. lb. xVill1IllllS. H. Mullm-uso. S4-vuml Huw: J WH.-I-n, 1-I. S1-mutt. lf. 1f02lIlll'1', IL Voss, M. Wirsimx, Y. 1'on-rson, P. Milruy, Mrs. Frost. 1-'I-.mt Row: A. Svn-l'I'e-lnvllal, 'I'. Svhlonski, J. Zimnfvki, S. Rizzu, 1', Viuvi, M. S111-ll, S. See-kills. ' I. I horn. --'iii 58 fir- -- L X . f ' i. 'Z'J'1 I l'f'L', !1f1.: fifh J1Q .f' 5 -z-222.311 1J1..j'. - .u'. 1.- . ir, g:.:f.'.f.,.1,.-w,.:, M., H Y3f:7..?3iT:----licRW. 1 mvvwwllww F'0! 1 ....N-...-.....mm.......-lu.......-U........................-.......-H-.---mmmm..-..-................nm---mn.....m-U...-.................................. ................. .. .. . .........E1 -1 . .fi Tlurd Grade g X , ,. ' 1 43 ' 'Fhird Huw: F. Vzuu Dusen. IL .xllKill4ll'6, Ib. A-m'l1ur. 11. M, I5IlI'll1'FIll. .l. I-1lliu:'h:um. S. 1'lv-mlvxmlu. M. .T. l'n1'c:111ip:li:1. E. Th-w1-y. J. Antiuure-. XV. laurrmxrx. Sem-01141 Row: li. II:-'1lm:1u. I'. l1Illil:'l'. 11. liir-lct'ux'1l. S. Pauli. IP, Vivlcr-rs, N. Ilmvy. ll. Am-Iwr. ll. Cuxwlm-0, Mrs. H-vltlmus, Frullt Row: l', Flin. R. I:l'lllllllPl'. IP. Fin-ru, IL Vlzxrli. I.. 1'r:nv:vtt:u. I , 'IU-1-wll. lk 4'r'm-lu-V. I.. Amlzulmul. Fourth Grade 4f'4'5i3l'?5Pf Fuurtlx Rnw: A. Vim-i, D. Swift. L. Sr-intn, G. Stn-iulnvtz. I.. liezlmzln, NV. liiuslvy. J, Stvtlinins. J. XVHCUX. Third How: D. Scott. I'. 1':x11e1n-lxtn, It, Sluup:l1'd, J. Ruth, S. Sln+:1n:u'1l, lf. Rigrgi, I.. Kei-l. Mrs. Powers. Second Row: Ii. Voss, A. TUOIIHIS, D. Schx'ureder, A. Yum-lli. C. PRl1'1lll:'li-'I'. Front Huw: 13. Pnngrnziu, D. Wnlker, M, Murray, P. Sem-kluri, C. lmsqxmln-, E. Stwflfvue-lla. -V Q15 59 xl ii 77' 'V Y Y j'L' v '-1 l ' 1 'A I V4 . .. . W, .K-, ,1,,, Q ' ,-Y. 1,-5 Aw: 1 x -,:. 'rcf-7 1 ':1 T 'TWT'-'F' ' .,. -vw wwiw-1m 'v 1--fp f1w1 v-.:-.'- - .,.J'1f-. .Q ..'m.f.,!n .' im .V 4. Ea.,............ ........ Fourth Grades ,n-,- . ww, ,gb s I Hlll'fll Huw: A. Majors, Fw. M:-alripr. N. Mllrrnv, I.. llussa-ll. G. XVhite .T 4i1':nve-Q Il L1rll '1l'lIlV S, 1I:I1olli. l V h I U ' B I Q ' lnird Huw: li. U'Ge-ell. I'. Mills. J, IIIIYXVIIIWI, J, Ilif-v, M. Mnstiu. K, I-Illtulnillsull. I-'. 3IIlI1:It'fl'illIl. Sw-111141 Huw: 4'. I'ef-k, IL. 1114+-w-11, S. LIIIIEX. S. Kvrnutt. LA. Inlllow-nv. M. IN4ifI'i1'll. Miss Nev-uzln. Frnllt l' uw 4' Mill ' ' .4 : -. . 1-r, .I. Mau-lu-nzw. J. .Iullnsto11. S. Svutt. J. xI2IlliJ,'k'fI'iIIIl. li. Dilrlrle. F. lligrpri. , .,., --WA r , ff' , , , ,' vf , -4 Qin-A ' f Ifnllrtlu Huw: lt. l'ost:1, 111, I1'iul'iIu. ll. IIJlllH'iStl'l', I'. Ilanrmliug, K. Anrlmr, H. BI:l1'4'll. 1'. lluvlzun ' ' icl XX. Inm -C, ' ' 'I'I1Ir1l limvz L. 4'I:1rk, 1.9. Iimglm-1-tln, Ii. Vlzwk, ll. Auqlulnrn. S. Clnimenu, W. Gl'ilIlt'y, Miss Mirlxielscn. Qvvnlnl Huw: ll. 1'l:n1'li. l'. Mzllunl. I.. l'm1nnlly, ll, lille-kluy. l'. t':urx'oll, J. Frzmli. .I. A. llxlttzlglil. lf!-mn llnw: A. 1'rnmwvII, J. .-XIlfillUI'1', M. l.'u1'li:-1, J. l501'l'lll', YA, Vulu-11, X. 151-zlqlhury. 11. 4:1-i1m1L 0 -- -:nl 60 E+ 4- L., Fifth Grades -A www Fuurtli Huw: IF. Miller. R. I'!:um-ister. '1'. lZn1'r-uws. 11. Iiyn-rs, 11. Urlnl14lu. S. Iluotlw. G. In-lalun, .T. Czirrnll. G. Aiken. L. Hyde Third Huw: NV. All1lBI'S01l, A. Izlunm-lln. li, iYii'killSl!Il. N. Ibllrm-y, J. llzlrln-zlu, .I. l':xlti. S, V1-m-kn-1'. H. Ilnyd, Miss Hush. St'C0l111i Row: G. 1Q':lc'm-zllliise, Il. Illnyfr, .l. V. I r:1uk. lf. I:u.1u-lln, S. Vlvluih-11011. l'. A1'g:xn:l. .I. :xllf'lll,ll't'. YY. Cullius. I-'rout How: li. zxllfillllfv. U. limnlmi-mn-. Ii. Vlanrli. S. SIN-pziiwl. J. 4'u1':-ilixipglizu. I.. 4'w1'vilnig1i:1. .I. Iuuuellu. -,Maw Fourth Row: M. Delano, R. Ilizzo, A, M1-tvanlf. .I. IHhlIIl:1'i1li'lll'. Ir, Mum. S, S1-olt. J. Slvilli-1'. S. Spzwaiciuo. Third Row: M. Riggt. R. Pzluepeuto, H. Mzlrslizxll, F. Matthews, Il. Lnpp, L. Vim-i, J. A. Ebel'- sohl, Mrs. McCarthy. Secnml Row: 15. BlIlCCllXY21ll, J. Raxsllko. S. 'l':1l1om-. 11. Smith. R. I'hv1'ty, K. ifthlvn, lb. lfiwlgl, Front Row: Mniulax. D. I':11:ulixm. K. f'1'ip11s. li. Fdmnks, P, Iii:-4-, S. li. S:-Imwlzlf-. -, 61 EQ..- . rf.-1' , ,. ,A-4 ,gh , ,-. 1- . .1 fe.,-13.1 I--,. . -i, ,7e,..,M3, All J I mhru Ml . N H .. ..,,. ,. , 1:6 . . ,. 'B2 M E1 ------ ---f ------ ' - ---- ----- '----- ------ -------------- v ----'-------------- ------'-------'- --------------------------.--.--............................... . ........................................---- - - - - Sixth Grades . M , ,,,,- 5. M1 we f, f 15 54 f , f 4' l4'uurtlx Huw: It 4'm1'li II. Mznrslmll. 4'. 1,'lll'IiSH. 13. Frost, I7. Miller. R. F4-'1'r:11':1. S. Ibnulljllty. V. I'u1'm-illxigrlizl. S. Fl:-'tv-lu-r. 'l'l1ir1l Huw: II. M5114-al. Ii, 11llf4'lliIlSlDIl. M. 1'm'1l:l1-0. I'. IPIIFIIUY, J. Flint, M. A1'g:1n:1, .L Fiuritf-. Miss Sllsm-S. Sw-uml Huw: F-. lnnitrl. A. I':x:-xqllnlw-. .l. Fllin, U. Drzlyn, E. Ilnftnprlizl. Il, Fxluuiug. ll. lfrlvey. lvl-.mr Huw: 'l'. .I41h1nsrn11, IQ. Fili. I'. Al'l'iIl,2fUll. I'. lflulrlnalrfl. S, Mnlxullswo, I-I. Huang. i' I o111'tln Ilow: 5. Hiln-mm, IP. Alllll'l', N. Hrlzunsln. ll. Mn-anrigr. Il. l'n1'tv1'. N. T:lylnr. l'. I':luepe-utu, I.. Mujnrea. 'l'lllr1I lirrw: I.. V'n4'i, M, livzum-r, J, M1-.'Qllistna1', 1'. Tilllllllll, T. SfEfft'lll'llil. A. Stefhlllvllxx, Mr, Klrhy. Fu-4-ulnl linwg 1', Vlllbklh S. 'l'uln1xkln:4. A. Mn-vis-zu. ll. Slbl-fQ'll8ll2l. E. l.Ill1l'j'. I-I. M1-ssnre. 191-0111 Huw: W. Myvrs. 'l'. .lxu-lirwu, IG. llllIl'lIillNllIl, X, Millor, M. I'e-rkins. ll. M. Stm-H1-llellil. .. ,iii 62 hw.- f .. -An ,wif ir if L . xl w 1 'f'1 f 4r . 4- . -f4l f- 'H' ...::- v 'fan-- A - . K. i.. 1... . .....,. . ,. . ,. ,anew-H-1fj.r!l Looking Over the Big Stake Seventh Grades Fourth Row: G. lim-nliier. F. Miller. lt. Rezxl. V. Tl'IlX1t'I', ll. llvlxlmn. E. liidel, A. Milie-r. I.. lwiezi. C. U'He-ell. Third Huw: G. A. Syinnnds. M, Sillll1IUllS. ll. Tvllvr, L, 'l'::sh, l.. S4-intn, Il. Yau-lwtt, BI. l'ic-ki-ll. MNH Sm-culni ltuw: G. Ridley. ll. I':u'tuu, H. 'l'm-'ITL-ll, I'. fY'Ht't'Il. lv. Wtivvn. I'. 511111454-1'x-iflzl. S. Smith. Kettle, A. MQ-1'ic-:1. Front Huw: E. Ste-vu. li. Mugalvero. IC. Yau-llvtt. ll. lIirl'I'iF. J. Zanmbitu, li, Milli-r, J. linth, 4'. NV:1lte-rs. '....,,, 4 ,Aw Fnurflx Row: N. I'u1'l's-ll. Il. Liglitlmlnler. M. llutli-1', ll. lialrher, S, Ki1.g.:. J. 1'i'm'k1-I'. E. Ell:1Il:'l'fil. C. Cac-cmxiise. li. Dimick. A. Alexander. Third Row: E. Hunter, J. Iialrnlie, A. Guurinu, Ii, Curtis. J. 431111111-si. li. Lulllum. H. L:u11l4-alstlv. Mr. Fitch. Second Row: ll. Lezlcll, li, Coral, Ii. Bower, F. Filllllillll, J. Eplmlifo, Ib. lfizlywzllwl. S. Jan-kann, Front Row: B. H1-ywmnnl, Hoe, II. Duruey. ll. Kevnzuri, ID. Gray. S. t':u-1-zunisi-. ll. Cmgwliliisv, I'. liairhenu. .gl f' 'J Hg. ., 4 JU In 1 r 'i1'T' f' in V 'T i - 'ml mmm-ft-:1..u v' .i-. 'Y flf'--ai P J, ' -V -, ,. .. 1 .i . . 'W K Y 5 M - , . WEN .......Eg SEYENTH GRADE OFFICERS Se-wniil liww: If. Mnnggo-frid:1, L. Scintzi, 15. Lnnllnm. Fil'-it llow' II K+-viriii I' Nth-ein l' l:III'lN'2lll Seventh Grade Gold - Spring Days - School Days - Balmy Days - Gold Rush Days. '-l9ers! Were the 5-l,s. XYe're really in on the ground floor in this Gold Rush. It looks like a long trail for us to follow, and the goal, where you are now, seems so far away. XYe're greenhorns at the game now but time and inspira- tion of L. H. S. will bring ns to the end of the trail. The drivers of our class have been faithful and pulled us along. ln the first half of the trek we followed the leadership of Joyce Brimnier and Robert Morris, Presidents: Daniel Keenan and Josephine Zam- bito, Yice Presidents: and Donald Gray and Betty Yachett, Repre- sentatives. XYe switched leaders in the middle of the stream and went merrily along to the end of our iirst mile-post with Daniel Keenan and Law- rence Scinta, Presidents: Patricia Barbeau and Philip O'Geen. Yice Presidentsg and Bruce Ludlum and Francis Mangefrida, Representa- tives. The trail blazers who guided ns along' our way were Marian J.. Kettle and Richard C. Fitch. -. .54 A ' 7' I- ii 'F'lf.I'i'!f-'.fiL5'IH41 .f1.!1'f r -uJI i1' rin... I-' Zu: 1- . -. N. 'SVI . --Q I wr I I ....W-....mu.........................................................-.H-...--.-.H-.m---.H.................................................... ..... ...... ....... ........... ................................Ej r I Eighth Grade ii I I , , f1..,...Qf ',.,.w ,31fxm....,. L X M W' .M-A - - ,X . -, Fifth Row: V. 1'ux':1I. F. Trumlmrv. N. l+'1'm1t. J. Mum. W. lil-own. A. I..-an-Il, li. XYIIIIIIIIIS. N. Fisvhvr. ll. Lzlthznn. A. IQQIIIIIIIIL l mu'th Row: R, Sinvlzxir. J. Hung, li, I'm-I-. AI. A. 1'upia-lm, U. I+'iurItu. F. lhmssalrl. lr. I.:uuri4- I. Vinvi, J. .T:1vI:34m. Mr. Hl'Il1IEI'S1blI. Th:rxI Iinw: J. Miller. R. .T:lvIisnn. E. lfh-ury. A. lflowy. I.. Ilumw-. .l, Koumslci. S. lligggi. IZ. Sm-Ilhn-slci. Second Row: A. Rigggi. G. Julxnsrml. N. O'tiov1x. V. Mi:-Iiti. V, Ilurr. .l. Ruth, BI. 'l'r'11mIm1w-. F1-nut llnwz Il. Y. :X1ll'Illtll'k'. IC. Eplmlitu. 1'. Ilzunn-Ist:-r, BI. Ihxgliu. J. Itlnml. ll. Ihmllw. IZ. l'lII'IIN. Fifth Row: kJ. Bllluwny, F, Rmlley, II. llyvrs. I.. Alilllll, IC. Milh-1'. II. Kulwgu. ll. Sillllllllllfl. J. F0114 rlidorio, U. Pura:-I. J, Jenner. Fourth Row: 11. Bower, H. L2lNV!'Ell4'1', IC. V:llmllI, J. Stlwvln-1. 15. liwnlio, Bl. lIyIlw-. l'. l'nI:uII1w. S. Leaulley. A. AIvx:1114Ie1'. Thircl Row: G. Leach, J. l5I'2l1IIHll'j'. Il. l'1':1vntt:n. J. Ifh-we-s, ll. IlvYm1ng, Ib. Almvlmr, l.. lrlnm-III,- H. Deitriuh. Mr. If're4h-rick. Se-culul Huw: T. Stelfeu, 'I'. Stn-eu, li. I'i4-In-II. J, 4'1'uv4vtt:1, J. Ialuirzl, L. SlvY1'l'S1lll. II. llxurl-+-nu. Fruut Row: N. l'Iill'k, J. Frzluk. J. S4-nlt. RI. 1I7lK'1il'IIZIk'. A. l':n1n-p1-mu, IC. I1nHs:11'r. S. Blanrtlwws. M. Alllilltb. ,If 5- ., 4' -P41 6-J firm- -xl I i'iir '4 i:ii I x awning' .-.ax , -,-s'-1.-.un-5.lm.,i.v. nil- . --lm.-:11., , . 115241: I.x.:i,'-55:ffl'f-'V,s'-.f'ifi.'-,.1, ','iQlg'.l-f'lQ'7f'f-,- q3....... . .. . ..... .... .. . . .. 'I un un n :mn nun n an I nnnnnm I-IlGllTll G RADE OFFICERS y Si-voinl llow: .T. liI'2lIlllllI'j'4 I'. I':ll:1di11o, ,T. Jenner, R. .T:11-ksun, H. Lalwrein'-0. Y f'l11l' First liow: N. Frost, M. Tl'11u1lm1'e-, II. llzlrlvezlll, Eighth Grade Here we are in the eighth grade, nearly ready to become l7reshnien. ln our second year in LHS we have had lots of good times, guided by our advisors, Mr. Frederick and Mr. Henderson. :Xt the begin- ning of the year. -loe lanita was elected president of the whole class and Nancy Clark vice-president. lVe all had fun at our Christmas parties. There were gay decorations and presents for all. Room eight won the prize for the best -lunior High Decor- ations. Several of our boys are on the ,lunior High Bas- ketball Team. Many ol the girls were members of the Basketball and Volleyball teams that played during the noon hour. Our eighth grade chorus participated in the Spring Concert. lYe also have musicians in Junior and Senior Bands. Spanish has been added to our schedule. XYe're now one of the few schools in the state to have it in the Sth grade. e .-Xs for our dramatic ability. a group of us gave a play, Sweet Sixteenu, starring -lohn lenner. Lou- ise Byers, Mary Trumbore, 'lack Bradbury. Curtis Coral, and Francis Radley. This has been our second year in this wonderful school. and next year will be our tirst in the real High School. NYe know a lot more about LHS now and we feel prepared for next year. This has also been a happy year, and one we will not soon forget. 66 r..',.'..,-'Aw--.,.,, . ., . ,. .. ' 1 f- 1 wr ' ' 'J' l v'1'- ' ' . A 1., '4Y.tu.4.l...s,:.s-r,.r.. .. . .WJ u. , . . . ., Moving p to the Big Stake Freshman Class Fifth lluwi Al. S-colt. M. Lig:l1tlml1le1', I.. Swulnu-41. J. Imngfv. A. l'4u'1-imipflin. ll. l':1pk1-. H. Sh:-1-lnalu. lr. Lfustzx. R. L2lllllCllStl8. Fuurtll Row: li. Selden. F, Cmvper. 1i.Antiuu1'e. N. Mills, l. Call. ll. Frank. XV. Kelly, ll. 1'2lllk'IJhJ1lI0. Thirfl How: li. Idllblb, F. Mel-is-zl. Ii. Meyers. G. .lllf'liFHll. 1'. l:1111n-llu. N. Jnlws. I . Nth-en. S. Pullizzi. Second Rnwz R. Ilutl-1'u. l'. Gnrtley. ll. Miller. M. Sn-fl'4-In-ll:x. li. llzllwxllf-. ll. l1ug'ers. BI. J. liluml. J. Miller. Front Row: I'. Jxluxesnu. A. llnslnku. N. l'l'l2'Pl'. J. Mm-Ke-nzis-. li, l. Wllwll. l'. 'l'I'u1nImrv. l.. Blv- Quilkeu. S. l':1slm11g. ...W-n . f, .agfj . J, Fifth llnwz H. Migrgzins. D. Imlcs. G, Cury, NV, Svutt, 'l'. Sf,-lleilrer. ll. l'lllf1'llillN4bll. Il. 'l'1'z1xl:-r. XV. Radley, R. Thorkilalsen. D. Gfilllillll F0u1'tI1 Row: D. Flllllllllg. ll. Urcnllwell. I'. l':u'1-:xlnisn-. lb. Ilezlmnu. ,l. Milly.-1'. A. l'1'ulcuxi1-11. J. Flint, A. Braunles. Third knw: V. Meyers, N. Gnles. V. Gllilflllll, A. Pntx-ivla, J, Maier, L. l'l'1l1'lCv1', ll. Sluelmr-l. Second HOW: S. Baker, D, Russell, K. Crnff, J, Mogalvero, R. Mzlstiu, H. 'l'n-r1'4-ll. I'. I':11'to11. Miss Uphill. Front Row: E. McAllister, C. Stettinlus, E. Grunt. L. I'lZlllllySllll3, 11. Al. llvglllle. li. Iwnlmlilm. Ii. Walters, V. Pfzlff. -V455 67 ag:- ----------.--.. M-- ..-.... ...... ,--...,. zn-J .M ' n vm .t s ' 'A 'uL.1'l'-f1 W 'fr If .'f 1-li:fl', , . -'filfil-Q5 l:'iLfi.lilift 'iI iiil.f El'lil-llgiii 3. 15-1....... FRESHMAN OFFICERS XV. Scott, President R. Miggins, Vice-President L. Handyside, Secretary XV. Kelly, Treasurer NX. Nlott, I.. llamdysidt-. Il. Bligggliis, NV. K1-lly. L ' --W V Freshman Class We the Freshmen, the class of 52, at last can call ourselves full-fledged high school students. XYe now can learn the meanings of the strange words we have heard, such as Latin, Trig, Chemistry, and Algebra. :Xs freshmen we began our year by electing class officers. These were: President - Xkiilliam Scott, Yice-president 3 Robert Miggins, Secretary - Lois Handvside, Treasurer - XYilliam Kelly, Now that we were organized, we set out on our hrst big project selling popcorn and candy at the basketball games. This was fun and also protitable. lt is well known that the bands are one of the most interesting activities of the school, and it is only naturzil that about a quarter of Olll' class should lind their places in its ranks. Our twirlers added their bit while their classmates tried to keep the heat and blow it out for good old LHS. Our freshman dance, the Spring Thaw , was held March lgth. The class divided into four com-- mittees to make the plans. Mike l2llinghain's or- chestra provided the music which helped to make our tirst dance a success. l.ast llllt not least, we express Olll' thanks to o11r advisors, Mrs. Knoll and Miss Uphill. They have -f guided us so that we have had a very good year. tis ts-- , w 11, -5ITN1f!TYg'WCI5YfH:SH:g112-pm' -- ' -f1.m1g.1.1,g4-.1 1 QLQQZJJIB? 7----151:----'11 ff ' If F namesf workers on the Big stake Sophomore Class I u11r1I1 Huw: Ii. I:lII'I'1'XXS. J. S1-:111l:111. IC. I,:11111. ll. I,1111g:l1:111y, II. Stvvn-11s, ll, Blillilllllll, li. llmw-r li. Miller. R, Platt. I 111111151 If Illlllll' IL Xl:-vv-rw, X 'l'I1i1'1I Row: E. l:l'i1Ig't'S, J. II:1Il. li. S11-f:111i, S. NV:1tts, J. Al1ti11m-1-, 1, .. . B. Cone. Sv4'u111I Row: IP. Millvr. ll. Stevxg 1'. 1':1I1111-S. A. M4-ssnrv, M. I':111e-lu-'11t11, I', IIl':1yu, I 1i1':1I1:1l11. Mrs. Ihlllllef. I ro11t Row: li. M. I,:1Ii+-II1-, A. l21ww1111II. Il. Joy. M. I11-i1ri1-I1. li. I'11w1-1-s. F-. I11'i11111111. A. I.:1lL1-Ilv. M. I.. Prim-r Fu111'tI1 Huw: C, Fletf-I1H1'. G. C':111h1-1I1I, J. L:1111e111IuI:1. L, II111'I11y, M. fllivs,-1'i, K Il I1 mv Ilicke-119.011, Il. Gyr, C. Lum: 1 Thix-11 Row: A. l'I:11'k, S. Smith. f. I.1m111.1Ic, NX. I Kizvr. L. L:1UI1l1ir'hf. ' 1111-Iuimm 11, C, i:111Iw, fi. Illwulio-. XV. Strulwl. M. Y:11'I11-lt. I Second ROW: M, E. Crowley, E. AIIIIIUIISII, M. Rus:-, T. 1P'l1'liIlIllPl'. A. NViIs1111, L, Nth-1-11, ll. Sw' Miss De-V01-. IT, From lluw: G. Hoyt, A. Sl1il11I1111'ski, lt, NVI1yI1r:1, A. I:111111'II41. M. J. M:1111-11r-141. M. J. I11rll1, X A1'5:111111, S, I'0IIfL'l'. f ' 69 Iliff 1'-1 Sir-1 W 'vii ......f,av'4' , .. as-.mm-fu-Yiwu tw'.:ts ..i'it:fs.wff--:,i2'f-ef.ifvteffi .. -, .NYM-i: ','1i-1,1aIi:'.1,'iiiS-i'-if'Yigiii- 1 :fTf1.f.l-Ilififil'1 I 4 ,. V i L . v - , .,.. , . r El....... . .. ......... ...U-..-......... ............... ................... ...... ...min ........ ...................-........ .... ...........Ej SOPHOMORE QFFICERS DI. Scanlan! President Brodie, Vice-President A. Messore. Secretary R. Lapp. Treasurer ll. Iiapp, J, Seniilini. Il. Iiroilie Sophomore Class The Class of '51, the Sophomores. have many things ol which to be proud. l.ast spring at election time the girls of the class were because the boys took every office, the results being very disgruntled thus: john Tankie Scanlan as Presidentg Doug Brodie, Vice-ljresidentg Al Messore. Secretary and Bob Lapp, Treasurer, but the fellows have proved themselves worthy of their offices. There is talent galore among us. There are many Sophomores in Senior Band and the Marching Band is led by our own Midge Roth. The -ltmior Var- sity team was ably supported by the ,lunior Cheer- leaders, tour ol whom were Sophomores. Two ol the girls, Annie lannello and Ursula Drayo, even made the Senior Cheerleading this year. A group of girls from the class gave a sample ot our speaking talent at the Sophomore Speaking Contest on April Sth. V 'We have a few actors in the class. too. Especially outstanding is Lois Lachnicht who has appeared in some ot the Dramatics Club productions. The boys have also shown themselves to be great athletes as well as class leaders, Donny Stevens and Dooner Milliman were among the high-scor- ing -lay-Yee basketball players. A number of our Sophomore boys are also on the baseball team this Spring. Even with all our extra-curricular activities, a number of Sophomore students have maintained high averages. XYe will remember the helpful ad-Y vice and guidance of Miss De Yoe and Mrs. Balmer who this year have helped us in our search for the gold nuggets of knowledge. O - .sl f.Q..,,- -i 1' wli7?fi. . ,. .. ,Mfg ,. .-w'1'4.' ' 'f'2 -' ru l' ' - 'af .1...1f ...Ln '- -'f L- -v - wt -- '-ff -11ll s --1-geeresfziz. X. Next Year' s Lucky Miners I unior Class Fourth Huw: li. Ililnivk, Ii. l3:11I, Il. AII1I!LL4'fl'iIlil. I'. I,:11+1+. IP. Ufilllillll, ll, Sl'tlllt'l'Ill. .I. 4'1'1v.-law, 1 1 YV. Scott. Third Row: lf. Iiltfflllilll, H. Ive-Imxlpg, IL Blonw. ll, llussurt. 1'. Antinure-, M. Nlmnm-y, l'. Millvr. Seunnfl How: Il. I':1l:1rlinu. I.. t'nnv. S. lnnitzx. M. Lmlit-n, Ii. Blllsslmaall-11, l'. Iilnglf-1'tln, J. lint:-r, Mr. Tftter Front Huw: E. Alnzxtn. A. I.:-mst, A. l':u'v, I'. Wtim-11, M. IC, Wnlklvy, S. Vullilm, Al, Ilzlro, J. Stflttinans. 1 N L Fourth Ilvw: A. Dingwnll, li. Duwt-1', R. M01-tinwr, H. IAIIHUUI, R. 'l'lm1'kilmlsvn, F. Ilmlgrm-rs. lr. Vt-scovi, C. Sprung, H, Pfnff. Third Row: J. Cslct-zlnlise, M. Tzlylor, J. 1':ltri4-k. G. Milruy. 'l', S1-ott, NV, llvivrlvy. V. llaxnlw, R. McElroy, Mr. Bnhcock Second Row: J. Jackson, J. Steen, L. Iiuutlxe, R. Flint, M. Miller, D. St-mt. t , Williauns, J. Hall. Front Row: G. Gunrinu, M. t'urnl:l1'n, 11. D1I4'l'1llll'i5f'lt, M. Littell, D. Yum-lmzn-v, Y. Aw-ry, IZ. Daly, X B. Em-nolito -. Ep..- .if vws-.-T, iL'l - - 1-?'.1f1f:1:?'fHssLr:.v-1-.nzwm .. fav' -1 wl,.C'i1-Zit-in-'ri'si-:f, ef',IlfL-2: wif 1 -.nf EI,,,,,,,, , I n num: u nun p an uuuuuumn um mm u n n nn-:mE M. Iii Wnlkley. IP. 31:11:24-f1'ifl:1, J. S-li-ttinins. Jtfxiort orriceizs F, Rodgers. President D. Mangefrida. Vice-President M. E. YYalkley. Secretary -l. Stettinius, Treasurer Junior Class Differing from the Seniors who are about to abandon a shaft of their gold-mine. when they leave in June, the class of 1950 has loads more gold dust to gather. Activities this year have shown a wealth of talent. The Larkin Speaking Contest found several -lun- iors competing for prizes and later those same stu- dents made a smashing success of a 'Socialized Medieinel' debate. The -lunior Prom went over well in spite of tra- ditions. They actually made money! December found us scurrying from house to house to sell Christmas decorations. This time we struck gold and our treasury increased by leaps and bounds. Our class also won the prize in the Chris'- nias decorations race. fl 7 rj 2 True gold is found in the hearts of these Juniors, when it comes to sports. Every one is either par- ticipating or out cheering. Every sport has more than its share of -luniors. Hard work. spirit and cooperation characterize each and every one of them. The music department is also well populated with juniors. Our soloists go to Amherst and to :Xil- State Bandsg not only do they go. but they come home with dying colors. More gold is discovered in the field of Journalism. The associate editors of the Red and Black come from our class. Reporters can be found everywhere around room 25. We are proud of each person in the class that has made himself a worthy member. Many thanks go out to our advisors, Mr. Babcock and Mr. Utter, who had a wealth of good advice and helped to speed us on our search for gold. 5..- f '12 t'i1.lf'2. . The '49ers Struck Gold i SENIOR OlSl'ICElxS S. Panepento. President S. Uskavitch, Yice-President L. Bradbury, Secretary R. Pasliong, Treasurer 3 I ,., , ,,,, ,. ,gi Af., , , x , , 4. ., V, 1 U ,, z f 4-WV' T1 '. 'ff - U ' ff wa- -, 54 , , 4 my 1' f I K' ', ,WW , U 0 l 1 'K ' , 3:52 H1 iZZQff'w it I Glftaimgzff-1':1.+:' 5 ' 5 -1:73 ALBERT STROHEL 'The '-Lllers welcomed back this Army vot- ernn who never passes you wit friendly smile. Tmek 2, Zig Bnnll 2, 1:5 Oreliestrn Nic-knaune: Stmm. lmut .n. S. l'Hk:u'ilw'll, I.. l:I'1llllllII'j'. S. l'Jlll1'lPL'llilI, ll, I':lalml1g:. Class History 1945-46: Miners off on iirst gold rush! Starting our goal with a boom, Ann Gleason was finally chosen as class president by one vote after a six- time voting session. Qur Frosh dance was a great success as a Valentine Hop. Our Jester was 'lim Arrington and a king and queen were chosen. ,lust think. the first freshmen to have so much money by the time we were Sophs. Oodles of money came from our concessions after games and by other means of support by our loyal troupe. The goal ahead seemed far but showed good promise be- cause after all, even Mr, Bennett called ns gold- diggers and that's how we proceeded to that pot ol gold which later, rewarded us in many ways. af -3 . -..sq To Ea..- TW! gg 4 l l l 1 I I li 1. l Z i ,. Il , ,. , -.fs--1--we iin..c-:i--... , -a-,ai. '1f-mx i-it-.-'wi-. ,.. f'm-nw:-,wmwi'- s'- '-5 ' 'I ' The Seniors -' -- - lf!-16--17: Second rush of the miners. Sopho- mores off on a promising trip! Honor roll consisted mostly of Sophs all year. .loyce Mooney, only a Soph. was in charge of Student Council funds, and then when the Speaking Contest was here fwith butterflieslj, Mary Anne Rizzo and Alim Arrington he'd first prizes with Burt Spiller and Ann Gleason as runners-up. HH. M. S. Pinafore was a hit with the help of three Sophs in the leads. Burt Spiiler was chief miner during the Sophomore year and did a Fine job in his guidance. XYho can forget Mrs. Balmer's wonderful and witty English courses when Connie Snyder was forever getting a from seat? Most of the .lunior cheerleaders consisted of Sophs. 1947--18: Miners off on third gold rush! A strike was made by the election of -lim Arrington as -lun- ior Class I'resident. Our class bought Christmas Seals instead of decorating our homeroom. Indeed our talented class cannot forget our oper- etta with -lim Arrington, Dick XYhiting, Ann Glea- son, and Mary Anne Rizzo as -luniors with leads. Bernice Selden's aid with the piano was excellent. In the Larkin Contest, -lim Arrington, and Dorothy Rita Maida held first honors. Our Llunior Prom was a hit. as usual, and so was our lirolic with Nancy Jones' famous art work as decorations. In sports, Connie Snyder starred on the basket- ball team. Cheerleaders consisted mostly of Iun- iors. Last Call! u nu 1 n 1 n nn o mnmmnn u nmuum J V948-1949: Miners hit the goal! Reaching our pot of gold we started our success off with Sam Panepento as Class President, and with Miss Bernard and Mr. Horr as Advisors. XYith our trip in mind, we boomed into our maga- zine drive and cards and wrappers for financial aid. Sam Panapento, leader of the miners. made it possi- ble for our night of fun with Pie Plant Pete. Our main objective following this was planning our pro- duction of Our Townl' in April. Following its success. we planned our trip to Xew York City and this is the memorable event which will always re- main with each Senior. -lim Arrington and -loyce Mooney led Student Council with Ann Gleason as Secretary, and Mary Anne Rizzo as Treasurer. These same people have led our teams on to victory for three years as Cheerleaders. XYe can't forget Sarah Tabone's fa- mous Spaghetti dinners. Bernice Seldenls famous keyboard talent and also the vocal works of Ann Gleason and Dick XYhiting. Through all our hardships and missions we find it impossible to forget our happy times, our accom- plishments and above all, the fun we have had in searching for the golden wisdom which our educa- tion has brought to us. -. .gli I4 FQ. .- , C ix ARRINGTON, JAMES - A great student leader who is bound to succeed in the future. Band 1. 2: Drum Major 4: Orchestra 2, Music Emblem 33 All State Chorus 2, Boys' State 45 Eng- lish L Award 33 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Pres. Stu- dent Council 4: C'ass Vice Pres. 2: Class Pres. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4g Pres. Boys' Chorus 35 Track 35 Inter-class basketball 25 Intramurals 2g BAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports letter 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 43 Red Key Society 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2: Soph, Speaking Contest winner 23 Larkin Speaking' Contest winner 3, 43 Senior Play Comm. 4: Assembly Comm. 3, 43 Oatkan Boys' Sports Editor 4g Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Jimmy. ATKINS, RUTH - HA witty, cheerful girl who is cr pleasant pal just bubbling over with humor. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 49 Senior Play Comm. 45 Assembly Comm. 43 Class Comm. 3, 49 Red 8: Black Staff 4. Nickname: Ruthie. ' ...mg 4 ADAMS. DOROTHY - Dornll1y'x frfrnsfvr lo LHS has uddfvl fl new l'r1'c'nclsIzip lu flu' SCNIIUVSY list of flood friends. Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 3. Nickname z Blondie. ALBERT, JOSEPH - 'JA 190I1'slLfffZ 1-lnlvricfrw fnfl nt quiet wit, Self-roiztrol and just Il woilclerful follow to lcizowf' Chorus 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4: Class Vice Pres. 35 Football 43 Baseball 3, 4: B. A. A. 4: Inter- class basketball 3: Intramurals 3: Senior Play Cast 43 Red cb Black Snorts Editor 4: Rel KL Black Staff 3. Nickname : Joe. yd,-D nmmww-W J-, A The Seniors Ev TN-N flair :ttf if il ,. f , . ,. In , ..v. ,. , - ' ' ' 7:2 ff. 2 ' . 1 .' a t 321 K ' 2, f,,x.,,,A 2, 1 - ' . 323634 I lf. ,o r . V, 1 gyif. 5 f 2, sl ., 7 .,,f BRADBURY, LIONEL - A quiet persovz. who 'is respected for his carnestvzcss in class duties. Student Council 33 Class Sec. 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Inter-class basketball 43 B. A. A. 2, 3, 4g Red Key Society 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Xmas Cards Sales Mgr. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Lionel. BRIMMER, HELEN - E'rzsi11css on the eyes and the frienclly SlHlll'S are all of fI6l6ll,S familiar fruits. ' Chorus 1, 3, 43 Playdays 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Intra- murals 3, 43 Red Key Society 43 Commercial Club 33 Red Cross 1, 2, 33 Class Comm. 1. 2, 34, 43 Red Sz Black Staff 4. Nickame: Helen. BATTAGLIA, ANTHONY - One of the smaller fellows in our class who makes up for h-is size with a quiet, cheerful personality. Chorus 1, 23 Football Mgr. 33 Football Team 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3 Inter-class basketball 13 Intramurals 13 Red Key Society 3, 4: Red Cross 2, 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Tony. BOVENZI, MARY ANNE - Beneath her pretty face we had a witty and likeable personfl Chorus 1,23 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Treas. G. A. A. 43 Numerals 33 Playdays 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Red Cross 1, 23 C ass Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Staff 43 Red Sz Black Staff 43 Stu- dent Council 1, 2. Nickname: Rusty. -.,,.. ,,.- 1 lli lt' , . Elm...- BRODIE, THOMAS - A boy who has gained nfl- mi-ration from his fellow students and will take good care of it. Band 2, 3, 43 Music Emblem 33 Class Treas. 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys, Chorus Sec. and Treas. 43 Red Key Society 4. Nickname: Tom. BURROVVS, DOROTHY - She loves nninzals and sports but most of all enjoys flzc vonzpoizioizship of of her ufriczzflsfi Orchestra lg Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Oatkan Staff 4. Nickname: Dot. 26 -, .5,.. I T7 mmm. CAVEY, MARGARET 7 Busy Us U bee and will qlzoczys be remembered os The one everyonzc Iciddcfl 1.11 Boolrlfeepiizg Class. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Key Society 33 Commercial Club 3: Class Comm. 33 Red 8: Black Staff 4. Nickname: Ma ggie. CHAPMAN, ROGER - A pronzjzt sfuclont who is respected by his fellow members for his kindness. Dance Band 3, 43 Music Emblem 33 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Football 33 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Inter- class basketball 43 Intramurals 1, 2g Camera Club ig Red Cross 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Red S1 Black tai 4. Nickname: Roger. El v ., i 'ie E1.eL1? ivvYwi1.'!4s'l ' 'C w........,:a5,,-54' .Jura . .. . .1.1I.:f'f'-?4 f13-Wi' '.2f'1r.::'i:f.. - 'llii-. l.'52'f5i5il:t'i'fli'- ei'.l'3.fif--i 3 i21'C.-lfiiiiri e' The Seniors ----- 107 CRIPPS, MARIAN - A sweet, quiet girl who is 7:-leasant to be zviflt and fzm to li'7l0lU.H Chorus 4: Class Comm. 3, 4: Oatkan Staff 4: Red Sz Black Staff 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Red Cross 1, 2: Senior Play Comm. 4. Nickname: Marian. CROMVVELL, DONALD - Done been COIll'I-CfC'fl of always blushing, but, girls, he really curl? help it. He says if's natural. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Emblem 33 English L Award 3: Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3. 43 Intramurals 33 Soph. Speaking' Contest: Senior Play Cast 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Staff 4. Nickname: Chink. H8 ........Ep CLARK. DAOROTHY ANN - Clarl.:ie's generosity, orzgmal ideas and love for cafmyaivzg will always be remembered. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Music Emblem 3: National Honor Society 4: English L Award 3: Leaders Club 1, 3: Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Numerals 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Key Society 4: Soph. Speaking Contest Win- ner: Larkin Speaking Contest Winner 43 Senior Play Cast 4: Assembly Comm. 33 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Activities Editor 4, Red 81 Black Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Clarkie. COOPER, ELIZABETH - Betty is fl good helper -who does her job with zest and zeal. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Emblem 4: Dramatics Club 45 Red Cross 1, 2: Larkin Speaking Contest 3: Senior Play Cast 43 Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Staf 4: Red 81 Black Stall' 3, 4. Nickname: Betty. lag. .- i 1' . . , .. . . A ,. J, -. luggage-mm,--.un..f'.-.-K..n..,-........ .i..,.,,,,.... CRCVVLEV. ANN - An emlearifzg person who is lll'll7!'IfllS rlisfr1'bafz ng a cheery hello and a pleasant smile. Citizenship Award 1: Enpglish L Award 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2. 3. 45 Senior Play Cast 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkan Staff 45 Student Council 1. 2. Nickname: Ann. DARBY. PATRICK - H4411 Irish tzeinlfle, a merry joke, a hearty laugh and we lfzzozu Pat's around. Football 2. 3, 45 Inter-class basketball 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2. 35 Camera Club 1. 25 Commercial Club 35 Senior Play Comm. 45 Class Comm. 4. Nickname : Irish. f- 'wil 79 ........Eg DAVIS, FRANKLIN - Blond hair, blue eyes. and a f1Ul7Zh'll'71fl smile make Frankie our boy. Band 2, 3, 45 Music Emblem 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys, Chorus Librarian 45 Football Mer. 2, 3, 45 Red Key Society 3, 43 Red Cross 1, 25 Senior Play Comm. 45 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkan Staff 4. Nickname: Rosebud. DE LONG, JAMES - A very eoopcrafive and friendly fellow who left our ranks to join Uncle Sam.'s. Red Key Society 35 Chorus 15 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3. Nickname: Jim. X L ,E A E-Xu,..xL-Q-cami-munJu.1.vu .g1vIex 1 . l 4 1 il 1 1, , 1 1 xl! 1 The Seniors ---- DONNELLY, SHIRLEY - 'iPI'L ff1l smile, lilies square dancing and likes to meet new friends. Chorus 1, 2, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2. Nickname: Shirl. EPPOLITO. CELIA - Her lJl'0lL'lI tresses are her means of recognition.. She's .sweet and 'under- standing. GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Commercial Club 33 Red Cross 1, 23 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, -19 Oatkan Staff -13 Red Kz Black News Editor 43 Red K: Black Staff 2, Nickname 1 Chee-chee -. ,E .,, -1 .. 4 .1 C, , . ,,... ..u,, z L. n .-F1 1-. JP ' ': f'l- 'i 4.E'51',. 3,1-122'-nj' ITT F -'flii:1. 7,?'i'-'17-V V .........Ey DERRICK. DONALD - Don says little but we all know he's u wonderful pal and cz lover of the West. Football 1, 3. Nickname: Don. DI FRANCISCO, JOSEPH - Joe is a music lover with an quick rhyfhm in his feet when dancing. Music Emblem 35 Student Council 49 Chorus 1, 2, 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Sports letters 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-class basketball 13 Intramurals 1, 25 Camera Club 1: Red Cross 2, 33 Mag. Drive Mgr. 4g Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Joe. SO lik- -- , W 1, ,. ,--.,,.:A..,,,,, ,M 1-yg',':fvg,3-sjii if -gpg, .5 Ag- ,, .iv 1..' .. q3........ FANNING, KAY - A Sweet girl with ct niugnifi- cent persowzality who will nmlfe ll yncrfcct C0111- pmzion for anyo1ze. GAA 3, 43 Red Key Society 43 Class Comm. 43 Oatkan Staff 43 Red 8: Black Staff 4. Nickname: Farmer. FERRARA, LOUIS - Louie's quiet at times but really is fzml. He yearns for fr car, good music and the fellows. Chorus 13 Football 43 Track 2. 1: Intramurals 13 Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm, 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Looie. ,.,,,J1w+'f -it-1481 ......:.l3 GLEASON. ANN -- Ann is fi icmlly and e'1Il'0l'lfllHS us with her pretty voice. Music Emblem 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 DAR Award 43 English L Award 33 Student Coun- cil 1, 3, 43 Sec. Student Council 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 3, 43 Dramatics C.ub 23 Treas. 33 Pres. 43 Red Cross 1, 23 Soph. Speaking' COI'lt9SlIQ Larkin Speaking' Contest 43 Senior Play Cast3 Sen- ior Play Comm.3 Assembly Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Feature Editor 43 Red 8: Black Feature Editor 33 Red Key Society 3. 43 Class Pres. 1. Nickname: Ami. GRAHAM. JAMES - A nierry fellow zcitlionl a care in the worlfl ivlzo is a f1'l'e'Hd to fill. Band 3, 43 Dance Band 43 Track 1, 2, 4: Senior Play Comm.3 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Sz Black Exchange Editor 3. Nickname: Jim. ,,...,, ,.-.-......-.-.u... . LHT'Rf ,A,huviammiA- A---Lai' . A ' L W H g 1 I Il rl f ll .M The Seniors ----- , V , ,I .. Lwxjv If vw L V ziffaf , f , V f -X 2 I IANNELLO, GAYTON - A nice 'guy' to talk to .cmfl an 1mdersta1zdi1zg f'r1'e1zd to rely on. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2: All-State Band 43 Music Emblem 3: Football 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 43 Inter-class Basketball 1, 2, 43 Intramurals 1. 2, Eg, 46 EAA 3, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Red 81 Black ta . Nickname: Guy JAMESON, MUNRO - He has rcffciivcfl many hon- ors for Eagle Scouting and has aided the school in sport ma1'mycnient. Basketball Mgr. 3, 43 Track Mgr. 4: Camera Club 3: Red Key Society 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Photog. Editor. Nickname: Munro. .......Ey HEROD, LORETTA - She has a smile for every- orzc, and is eager to assist those needing help. Chorus 3, 43 GAA 1, 23 Red Cross 2, 33 Senior Play Comm.: Assembly Comm. 43 Class Comm. 3, 43 Red 8: Black Staff 2. Nickname: Snookie. HUTCHINSON, ELIZABETH - Owner of two rosy cheeks and an ambition that tries until she succeeds. GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Key Society 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Soph. Speaking Contest 3: Larkin Speaking Contest 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Staff 43 Senior Play Comm. 4. Nickname: Betty. K all 82 like'- S 1 I-llvfbr, .... .-. r '-w1-f.- X Elm...- JOHNSON, ROBERT - A good-looking chap. Ul- ways laughing, -who helped make om' Senior Play cz success. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Pres. 4: English L Award 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treas. 3: Football 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4: Track 2: Inter-class basketball 1, 2: Intramurals 1. 2: BAA 1, 2, 3. 4: Camera C'ub 1. 2. 3: Dramatics Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2. 3: Mag. Drive Mgr. 4: Soph. Sneak- ing Contest: Larkin Speaking' Contest 3: Senior Play Cast: Senior Play Comm.: Class Comm. 1, 2. 3, 4: Red 8: Black Photography Editor 2, 3. Nickname: Bob. JOHNSON, WILLIAM DAVID - 'tll'e'll always remenzbe-1' Bill's iovial laugh in English class and his pleasant and pleasing conversations. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Inter-class basketball 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: BAA 3. 4: Camera Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname : Bill. we f fi .5 LETS! . fig., ,el V ' 49' if i 1 - gt Q ' f -at ,aq- -..Q JO-NES, NANCY - A truly gifted art student zrhn IS nice to know and as sweet as 11011011 Sugar. Band 1, 2, 4: Band Treas. 3: Music Emblem 3: National Honor Society 4: English L Award 3: Vice Pres. GAA 4: Playdays 4: Camera Club 1: Drama- tics Club 1, 2, 3: Treas. 4: Soph, Speaking Contest: Larkin Speaking Contest 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, -1: Oatkan Advertising Editor: Red 8: Black Staff 2: Senior Play Cast 4. Nickname : Jonesy. JOY, SARA - An industrious person who does her job with an air of confidence abou! her. Class Treas. 2: Chorus 1, 2 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 4: Numerals 3: Playdays 3: Intramurals 2, 3: Red Key Society 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Mag. Drive Mgr. 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Stal? 4: Red 8: Black Staff 4: Music Emblem 4. Nickname: Sally, 5 83 X -.. ....- -.emu-mania.-.1 uni: .. .mamma ' gwwmm. mn!!mlmanual!!EMIEMHB-BlH-I-l- 'IlIlllllII,--ll T l l, 1 l ll 3 l l l ,, U The Seniors -- :I.j.,t6.j,,'r 1- .Z , .,,,,.. ,, . ., . f . nh. C! ,,,.,H. 4f' ..L-W . '- ' WVSWE .1 -'ww-... C443 wif: - we al .: f Y . . ' ff' ' . ' ' f,.,. gags ? K.. ,, le.. . I , Q A., . 4, , , 4 X 'Lv . f . f iii, I .bxiia -A .f. -'sir 71 f 2,1141-if if . I 214, ofxea li 3222. I 'Q' Mi. ,,,,,.f,g ,wg .tif , 'E .,,3., ,Q H f ,. 4 e,:. .....1 , 7,-.4!f'5f ,2-kin,-Z' Mfr 455mm LA ROCCO, JOSEPHINE - l'l ifh her flashing black cycs and curly top, we fzizvuys remember Josie by hor zv1'f1'i11rss. Music Emblem 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Numera s 33 Piaydays 2. 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 23, 45 Commercial Club 3, Senior Play Comm. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Oatkan Staff 4: Red Kr Black 3, 4. Nickname: Josie. LEONE, AGNES - A f1'1'e11flIy girl who is rc- scrved mul obliging fo the nfnmstf' Student Council 3, 4, Class Treas. 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec.-Treas. Girls' Chorus 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 33 Red Cross 1, 23 Mag. Drive Mgr. 4: Red Ka Black Staff 45 Senior Play Comm. 43 Music Emblem 3, Red X: Black Feature Editor 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Oatkan Typing Editor. Nickname: Aggie. -- -zif 84 3 KELLOGG, GERALDINE A jutzue llbafuzan who will succeed in hm work because oj ecunest effort. Chorus 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3 4 Numerals 3 Plavdavs 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 3 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkan Staff 4 Nickname : Gerrie. KELSEY, ELEANOR - A cheezjul nzcc to hole czrozmd girl who always smzles and weve? ove1 talks. Music Emblem 33 Chorus 1 2 5 4 Clas Comm 3, 43 Oatkan Staff 4, Red Sz Black Staff 4 Nickname: Ell-ner. ,Q A 1 'Q ,235 ri SUHDRE ,wx . X . iq. .- S V Q 131 . f ,f1tfn-of 1 E1......... U MAIDA, DOROTHY RITA - A quiet person who has gained 'rccognifimz fhrougln her efforts and dancing feet. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Emblem 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Sec. 43 English L Award 33 Class Sec. 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Numerals 33 Play- days 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 13 Larkin Speaking Contest Win- ner 33 Senior Play Comm. 43 ESSPA Conference 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Associate Editorg Red 8: Black Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Dot. MALOY, MARY JANE - One of the zvisc 10110 conquer all difficulties by during fo flIfUlll1JffllPlIl.', National Honor Society 43 English L Award 33 Chorus 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, -13 Numerals 43 Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 33 Com- mercial Club 33 Red Cross 1, 23 Soph. Speaking Con- test: Assembly Comm. 2, 33 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Associate Editor. Nickname: Buckie. MANCUSO, DONALD - A lover of sql-fare dunc- ing and ll comic-ul student in Boolflfcepnzg class. Inter-class basketball 23 Intramurals 23 Senior Play Cast 43 Oatkan Staff 4. Nickname: Gus. MC DERMOTT, EDWARD - Anotlzer Boolflfevp- ing comedian who was always playing jokes on petite Mrs. Williuizzccf' Chorus 13 Commercial Club 33 Senior Play Comm. 3, 43 Class Comm. 3, 4. Nickname: Buck. 85 Ee -- ,,7 ,- ..., ........f .za ...,.1n..m.-.1--n6.mng.r.ifFzi?E.mwTf3idmf I if , : .- '. A g..1,.Q .12 41. : . .- ylQmm EMA aw,.....a- . .. . -aw.-sH1a-swz:,z. um.- at . if-'r.I?fi.f. ,.11TfiQI'.': l3I-R3'IFR'-J' 'ffs f'i '11 The Seniors -- MEARIG, ANN - A true scholar with many ath- letic IlC'ILIi6'I'C'lIlt'lIfS and musical ability. Music Emblem 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 English L Award 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 15 Student Council 1, 25 Leaders Club 15 Numerals 35 Playdays 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 25 Red Cross 15 Class Comm. 1, 2, 45 Oatkan Business Mg'r,5 Red 8: Black Statf 1, 2, 3. Nickname: Ann. MOCNEY, JOYCE - The pretty oimiei' of ci sunny cl'ispos'itio'n, school spirit, and cz magnetic person- alityf' Music Emblem 35 Girls' State 35 English L Award 35 Vice Pres. Student Council 45 Treas. Student Council 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Class Vice Pres. 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. Chorus 35 Librarian, Chorus 45 Leaders Club 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Num- erals 35 GAA Shield 35 Playdays 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key Society 45 Red Cross 1, 25 Soph. Speak- ing Contest 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Assembly Comm. 45 Class Comm. 1. 2. 3, 45 Oatkan Girls' Sports Editor Red Sz Black Staf 1, 2, 3. Nickname: Moose. Z21w,,V.,,,W -. srl, MUNT, PATRICIA - 'tPatty's artistic ability has gzacle her cuz honorable member of our great Senior i ass. Music Emblem 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Numerals 35 Playdays 1. 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key Society 45 Red Cross 1, 25 Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkan Art Editorg Red St Black Staff 3, 4. Nickname: Patty. MURRAY, BARBARA - A jolly person with lore- ly hair and an ample supply of jokes. Band 2, 35 Music Emblem 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Plfwdays 1- 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Red Cross 1, 25 Mag. DTW9 Mgr- .45 S9Hi01' Play Comm. 45 Assembly Comm. 35 Librarian, Chorus 45 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Oatkan Staff 45 Red 8: Black Staff 1, 2, 35 Lead- ers Club 1, 2. Nickname: Bobbie. f l 86 lie- I . Avmnun:rmm11m X El........ O'GEEN, DOROTHY - Picture a little :qirl ivifh. ni cha'rm'ing peo'soml.I'ity, a big heart, 1L'l1fU l'7lfg vigor, and you. have Dot. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Emblem 3: English L A- ward 33 Student Council 19 Sec. of Class 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g GAA 1, 2. 3, 45 Numerals 4, Playdays 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan StaH 43 Red Sr Black Circulation Editor 43 Red Sz Black Staff 1. 2. 3. 4. Nickname: Dot. PANEPENTO. SAMUEL - A capable leader of the Senior Class and fl wonderful chop to have as a frie1zd.'l Student Council 1. 3, 43 Pres. Senior Class 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 2, 35 Baseball 35 Special L Award in Track 35 BAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 1, 25 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Hamburg. i IST? ..........El I ,k, ,M ,.,,, , , , 1 , N 59, 'fi -' i K ,J A-rf , , . 1 14,5 , N- Q , ffffm' '-T f fin-z,fw.f4,v i..,.y.,wf H 1 . 41 2 ---- '..- 2 ..,. fl- e lg?-1:':f'r , A L, Wm L PARTON, 'WAYNE - A born comeclilm who is forever laughing and rec-czros trenzcnclous re- spouse. Band 2, 3, 43 Dance band 3, 43 Music Emblem 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 39 Track 35 Senior Play Cast 4. Nickname: Wayne. PASHONG, RONALD - A quicf but well-liked guy who has no control arm' bIush1'ng. Student Council 2, Class Treas. -lg Camera Club 2, Commercial Club 33 Red Cross lg Mag. Drive Mgr. 4g Senior Play Comm. 45 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4g Red 81 Black Staff 1, 2. 3. Nickname: Midge. lb ,.- de inn., J- ..... - -.,,,,..,..........-- ,1....,-1. 'mann seffmmm,-- ,,-,, at ,. -a' A f -,1L:gm.,133,,,.,f ,H T' dh The Seniors '- ' A ':' -:73 e .1 .'f' ' '1f ' is frm,-2 t., , 5. Q ,W v,.v.5.g3 ,wh . ' We' - . -' X 1, ' .. . X 13 . F V PRICE, NANCY - Carefree mzfl cosy-going, thc' jokestcr of the gong and just rr peach of o girl with the title of 'Ten O'Cloclf Scholor'. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Emblem 33 Chorus 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Playdays 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Staff 43 Red Sz Black Staff 2, 3. Nickname: Nan. RADLEY, CHARLES - Attractive, cz little on the quiet side and one of the fellows we always think of as 'swell'. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Track 13 Inter-class basketball 23 Intramurals 33 BAA 43 Red Key So- ciety 3, 43 Red Cross 3. Nickname: Charlie. -- at 88 le .........E1 PEET, JANIS - Jmzis's motto is 'Laugh and the 'world laughs with you'. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Music Emblem 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 43 English L Award 33 Student Council 1, 3, 43 Vice Pres. Class 13 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Numerals 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Red Cross 1, 23 Mag. Drive Mgr. 43 Soph. Speaking Contest: Larkin Speaking' Contest 4, VVinner 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Assembly Comm. 1, 2: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Circulation Editor3 Red 81 Black Staff 1, 3, 4. Nickname: Pete. 23 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Circulation Editor Horry's motto is 'Be happy who knows if there's a to- PORTER. HARRY - while you muy. for morrow? Chorus 1, 23 Football 43 Basketball 13 Track 43 Inter-class baeketball 1, 2. 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 C'ass Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Frenchie. I ......-...,, , , +,,, ulnilu RIDD. ROBERT - Bob's quiet disposition ,hos made him nfl asset to any COlIfIlS0d prolnlcmf Class Comm. 1. 2. 3, 4, BAA 1, 2, 3, -lg Red Cross 1, 2, 3. Nickname: Pete. RIZZO, MARY ANNE - fl smart flrusser, fl goorl dancer with an eve,-rfady yczsonality to nicer new friends. Music Emblem 3, English L Award 3, Student Council 2, 4, Treas. 45 Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice Pres. 35 Sec. 23 Librarian 13 Lead:rs Cub 1, 2, Sec, 22 GAA 1, 2, 3. 4, Treas. 33 Numerals 2, GAA Shield 33 Playdays 1, 2, 3, lntramuials 1, 2, 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Mgr. 2, 4, Camera Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, Red Cross 1, 2: Sooh. Speaking' Contest YVinner: Larkin Speaking Contest 33 Senior Play Comm. 4, ESSPA Conference 35 As- sembly Comm. 43 Jr. Town Meeting 4, Class Comm. 1. 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Senior Activities Editor, Red 8: Black News Editor 3, Staff 2. Nickname : May. -. .,,i .......13 ROGERS, EDYVIN - .-inotliir wicc fellow who :urs ulzrays looked after by the girls lieuaflse he loolfvd like their yoinzgcr ln'oflLe1'. Senior Play Cast 43 Class Comm. 43 Red 8: Black Statl' 4. Nicknmae: Ed. W r ROGERS, LAYWREBCE 4- A vrlpulzle lnrsiliess-mHx.i and fl good-vzaturcd fellow to lwzw aramid. Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 43 Class Comm. 2, 3, 43 Red 8: Black Alumni Editor 3, 4, Staff 2. Nickname: Larry. so Ii fi i F. y ff 1 x v W I -V7-1 -'- A-u-----f-.- .i-.A .,.. 1-....,...,...u .,,L,,-,.,,-,.-QLMMAK ,I -'iv .-4 .. .- his .ef 3-'MP .-.wmv zwzaiwfw' rn... ' :afi:f4:24ff? f2 f 'ine-aif'v.,. , The Seniors -- SHEPARD, ROBERT - Bob could keep any class in stitches and we will always remember his nice c0mpli'nze1zts. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 BAA 1, 2, 3. 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Bob. SHEPARD, ROBERT W. - Always 1'f:ferre1l lo as Robert W., and it 1Uf1S7llt his fault because the other one was also a '49 graduate. BAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Shep. .........Ep SAUNDERS, WILSON - A football form and a twinkliozg smile are both of Willie's 'Ui7'fLl6S.n Chorus 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 43 Inter-class basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 BAA 3, 4: Camera Club 1, 23 Class Comm. 3, 4. Nickname: VVilly. SELDEN, BERNICE - A silent person who is more iviterestiazg than the best of talkers and who is a whiz at the keyboard. Music Emblem 33 National Honor Society 3. 43 English L Award 33 Student Council 1, 33 Class Sec. 33 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 43 Pres. Girls' Chorus 43 Red Key Society 3, 43 Senior Pfay Cast 43 ESSPA Conference 43 Class Comm. 1, 2. 3, 43 Oatkan Editor-in-chief 43 Red Kz Black Staff 3. Nickname: Bernie. -.,-13 90 like-- I , I:. .IF ' .lullll E1......... SI-IIELDS, SHIRLEY - A cheerful girl who helped make the slumber parties fun. GAA 4: Red Key Society 43 Class Comm. 4. Nickname: Shirley. SMITH. THOMAS - A c-zzte, buslzful boy who 'is a nice fellow to know and to have around. Basketball 43 Baseball 2. 3. 4: Inter-class basket- ball 1. 2. 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 33 BAA 43 Camera Club 1, 2. 33 Red Cross 1, 2: Mag. Drive lVI,ffr. -Lg Senior Play Cast 43 Senior Play Comm. 4: Class Coirm. 1, 2. 3, 43 Oatkan Staff 43 Red 8: Black Staff 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Smitty. -H-al 91 if V Maeva 2, ..., W f W Q --W ' Q ff ' I .' 1, 4 . ' - -'M ' wi?-.' V fi: fif' 25 '-' SNYDER. CONNIE - HA mist-llivvozzs fellow with U heart of gold and er humorous personality. Music Emblem Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 23 Red Cross 1, 2: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Snyder. SPILLANE, DONALD - You f-an nlways lwrrs' Don Coming. by his cltczuing-gunz and his familiar, bluslliizg grin. Student Council 13 Basketball 43 Baseball 2. 3, 42 Inter-class basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Letters 3, 45 Senior Play Comm. 49 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Oatkan Staff 4: Camera Club 1. Nickname: Don. .2 if .ie .m,.,'-' LfGf4'l'K5 f?'i5 :i Va i-'r,-uf. fm 4 .. .,if?igPfiij-53:11,12,53 , The Seniors SPILLER, BURTON - HFS studious and witfy, that we ca1v't deny, but lids also full of fmt we cu-iz testify. Music Emblem 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4g DAR Citizenship Award 13 English L Award 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Pres. 2, Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Track 13 BAA 1, 2, 3 4, Pres. 43 Camera Club 1. 25 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Soph. Sneaking Contest winner: Larkin Speaking Contest winner 3 4: Senior Play Cast 4' ESSPA Conference 2, 4: Assembly Comm. 43 Jr. Town Meet- ing' 4: Class Comm, 1, 2, 3. 4: Oatkan Staff 4, Red -Q Black Editor-fin-chief 43 Red Sz Black Staff 1, 23 Assc. Editor 3: Winner American Legion Oratorical Contest 3. Nfclaramcz Burtie. SPRUNG, EVELYN - A lzflpfirl sfuclrmt in School 107th a very quiet personality which has won her 'nzmzy frieizflsf' Chorus 4: GAA 3: Red Key Society 3, 43 Senior Play Comm. 4: Assembly Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Red 63 Black Typist Editor 4. Nickname: Eve. adgwgpt yn M .V Maw I r. ...,.. ,. , .. .MJ - 'ta' ' ,ff ' -ipf,cZf?.eQ., f I S 'N H , 9549: 5, Y ' 7 .3 U- I vat 1 I, . '-W N -. 1, , X Rl f , , -2 , A ,nd 1' J t lf s 'Q 335 04' A Q, M. fo f-ff ,Q ,W L .. av ,,, M, Q L ii . 5 1 ,Q s x f K l ? y A VP A , V , 'gf - f , C , 59 .fx-.ef - . . Q -A., . . ...,. 0 .J .........l3 STEFFENELLA, JOSEPHIXE - Azz earnest worker who is nofcd for her effort and for prompt work. GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Key Society 4, Commercial Club 3, Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Oatkan Staff 4, Red 81 Black Staff 3, 4. Nickname: Skipper. TABONE, SARA - Our jovial Zitfle Senior who brings Imfglitcr to vrfry yrr01f,p. Student Council 1g Leaders Club 33 GAA 2. 3. 4g Pres. GAA 3, 4, Numerals 23 GAA Shield 3,lPlay- days 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2: Red Key Society 3, -13 Vice Pres. Society 3, 4, Senior Pla? Cast 4, Red 81 Black Sports Editor 3, 4, Staff 1, '. Nickname : T-Bone. ,' ,.,'l1. mnnnn nn mn: nu u un I nu nu an m n s TRAXLER, CLYDE - A Sll1CC7'C follow who is zz good sport and ,full of fun. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 BAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Clyde. USKAV1TCH, STANLEY - Ono of the most co- operative seniors when it comes to supplying any equipment. Hels an ull-urozrvzd good fellow. National Honor Society 43 Boys' State 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. Class 43 Track 13 BAA 1, Treas. 15 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3: Larkin Speaking Contest 43 Soph. Speaking Contest. Nickname: Antler. 'Z .. ff 11 M Q X .f 4 , A f Z 2 of 'O :7 14 5 Q 411.5 .r ' ' - ,, .,.. Q V H if 1 f 1 X ' e Zi., ,, , it -- all 93 . - -., .. . pp ,..,. - H.. .E It V-I 26: .1 V, 7, 1 f f- V -' ,,., ,, 'V . T? . gf.22f1'Z3fZ , . Ai, 3 v ,J 4 i 'L ' f , , V- . , ' ,:.gea4gf'. :f ' ,-2-,ii i f ff ., . Y Q ' Ag Q, , J, , , f, ,. W T X . E 3 ' fl . ,, , fl f ,ff F P: me , S X Q 44 W law' fv I I 1 5 'Q 54 v X 3 fX gi ,. ,,. 4 .wg f , 1 14 sf f Hiicaqg 4 467, 5 i 9 1 if L nf E a z' Ti ,, . 1 1 A. ,gm gg, . wwf. 1' , .,,,, . , h , ,nf ff-1 A.. , My ., .. ff- WZ- 1 4- , Tga ,lv rv ,n ,Egg 1,-'u..'afEw.,1f ' Q 1 . 3,5-275' . ,, ,L X -V all .,,. 5: ,.,, ' . - 1 H , -. 4aa,.,:gf 'i4Z5uips.,. f,-P51 , 4, 4 1 1 1.,fMf,gf ' 44.. QL ' ,., i-2.3 17.5-' -'wi' 4 52' ff - V ' -ff-,744-9' ,M 1.,..,1,:,1l,E4-,-A ,,, , fa., 1 y. Ji - , ,aa-... MP'-f'71'-?'Tf.p:,2!v,' 1-ilazisn'-'lf Zg,3,7aaf4E,f- f, - , xx ' XVHITING. RICHARD - A full figure with U won- derful 1-oicc which will clear his way to success. Music Emblem 3, 4: All-State Chorus 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. Cnorus -lg Basketball 1, 2: Track 2, 3, 4, Blue Ribbon Award, Inter-class basketball 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, -1: Class Comm. 33 Oatkan Stal? 4. Nickname: Big Dick. VVILLIAMS. JANET 1 MJUIIUVS lively wif owl hw quiet charm llllllfl' her zz fU'll0I'lft' Chlllllfl Music Emblem 35 Chorus 1, 2. 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, -L: Numerals 3: GAA Shield 3g Playclays 1, 2, 3, -L: lntra-murals 1, 2. 3, 4: Red Cross 1. 23 Senior Fay Comm. 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Oatkan Staff 41 Red 8: Black Feature Editor 4, Nickname: Ja-nut. i u --- .'.,-su i -i ,W ,.. .-1 , .,., ,.,--,ffl H'f f-5'Pff-ifzmf 'i l --f 2f+'1 1m':,i,, i ., ..wliwzfjriiilirvan f Key to the Claim Stakes ------ The Class Ring .-d ex if JE 1, 5, 'lihe emblems engraved on our class ring i' are thus assembled, showing how each con- li' triluuting element in our past twelve years of education has been joined together to 'g form one picture. ll May the symbolic signiheance and beauty ' of this ring guide future students to seek the true gold as found in an education. 94 limi- X mmwecsfosemewvs-3 .M U-.ww ,f- - A:.-,1-k'- mea,.142'Q-mme.,-151232337 YJEISFLQHWI3. H u5 i-:Um-.. Y.. i. 1-'3f'4- 2Lfl5'5fif'1:. .. f.'.ffl,4 'L'f1j.V Ei.-2':sQ,'f35:'.4'-1'-A:f,Q .Qi f I.?'f. H7-531 I E m :E Rest XYishe5 of Le ROY KNITTING NIILL INC. Best Wishis to the Class of '49 from LE ROY ALFALFA CORP. Nlanufacturers of Athletic Vfear loscplu CPTSIIII, Pre I Compliments of BANK STREET BARBER SHOP OAGeen and Antinore 1 Bank Street CwOIlIf'1I7IlL'lIfX of KEMP 8: LANE, INC. LQ Roy. N. Y. rn - ' , , I' .Yf,'i'1'gN E1 El ' l For Q - V:'A CAREFREE VACATEON' -you must have peace oi mind. Peace of mind comes willn Ihe knowledge that your insur- ance covers you against every insurable loss possibility. Before vaca tioning-sec us. X , No Charge . . . We Offer Friendly Insurance Service We especially welcome insurance problems from young people. We will gladly give the best pose sible advice in a friendly manner at all times. ERNEST TOWNSEND 81 SON W. H. LUCAS C. H. DERRICK W. F. 1VIALoY El' El 1- 'r 4: Jn.-1 3, M .J.L,x.m -1, wi 1 i'33wLfk?6'W'1Bil i'I' K Ml l I' 'U .- Florsheim Shoes KNOX Hate P. J. BRUST AND SON Clothing of Quality Michael-Stern Clothing Manhattan Shirts THE C. L. CARR CONIPANY Batavia GENESEE L'OL'N'liY'S l.JXRGES'l' AND MUST CCllXfll l.E'l'E lJEl'AR'l'MEN'l' STORE LOUIS VIELE Building Contractor Residential. Commercial, and Industrial Phone Batavia 2356 5 Central Ave CEOIIIPII-Illfllfj of iflh 7 D 5 . W-- ml Q- xl 1 il 5 l ' ' W- 5 l 'W if ., . , . . .a .t '57, DTHE HOME OF ALL THINGS MUSECALH ROXY'S S jackson Street Batavia. New York 1 Compliments of LE ROY MACHINE SHOP M - nm '?4... 1.5' - W4- nl'7'5L IV 1 I -1 ' -wwf' 2- 1 LE ROY PENNYSAVER Weekly Publication g C' Best Wishes to the Phone 336-J Class of '49 G. L. F. Gilbert St. LeRoy, N. Y. Accounting Omce Compliments of Compliments of 40,8 A 8 P STORE COMMUNITY DRY CLEANERS Le Roy, N. Y. RI B-STONE CONCRETE CORPORATION Makers of iXll'lCl'lCZl,S Favorite Silo If Roy, N. Y. f vnu: -ew-..........,..eT.,H. .. .........g Best Wishes STENARD 8: BRILL X-Ray Shoe Fitting Main Sz Bank Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of LE ROY BAR AND GRILL Member Compliments of FRANK WILLARD 59 . J- Florists' Telegraph Delivery As Phone 79 - Le Roy, N. Y. 74 North Street sociation Congratulations, Seniors FORTPS GROCERY STORE Open Until 10:30 P. M. Congratulations and Good Wishes to the Seniors of 1949 G. H. ELLIS 8: CO. Le Roy, N. Y. Quality Home Made Ice Cream and Candies N L-- ROGERSON COLD STORAGE Phone 51 Locker Freezer Boxes Bean 8: Wheat Warehouses Le Roy, N. Y. 5 L' fl ,X 01 Si X, 'J' --Y :Ja 1 P' H2 -0 Q S 4 rf: QQ A555 sz! . -4-Y ,1fi?w: Afnwgm , L! -1 Y 1 .lf ,. 22' J i 2 1 1 El v. V if manmn1xmtmdf5 lr. ww.-g A' -11 - ' .-x -'v.11:1' F 1: . : 'f T1'f'3...'.','1f1w'.-rv 'ful I - a ,m.wMi'.9w:ilZZh:..,..,..,..swim.LlJn.w.fi?1'l3e:u11-..--L tm. ......ffJ.,. M.. U. 5. ...- ml- W1-1.-41. cf J.. .JM ,wx - .- V- .Y - 113-H ----- EI FLINT'S GROVE RESTAURANT Serving Breal-:fast - Lunch - Dinner 125 X'Yest Main Road Le Roy. N. Y. Flowers of Distinction Distinctively Arranged L. C. STROH 85 SONS First National Bank Bldg, Batavia Phone 900 For Painting, Paperhanging Call LOUIS C. O'GEEN 8a SON 12 Main Street Phone 624 Le Roy, N. Y. El X Compliments of PAUL A. BOYLAN SCOTT 85 BEAN INC. Batavia, N. Y. Jewelers Opticians BRENNER'S 124 Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Remember It's always okay to owe Herb Brenner Compliments of RAYMOND IANITA General Contractor Good Luck to the Seniors of '49 I IE ................E1 Congratulations and Best Wishes fo the Class of 1949 LAPP INSULATOR COMPANY, INC. Le Roy, N. Y. E ' ' ' E1 ?...-....1.-....,....y'..,sc...,-.e--hA1-m:.v1...v-..R 91.3.14-. W. .QQ Q wr,!,ivH'm,,,1.v, A N , , . . R ,ma-Mkmldl .5 A H ' ,E-gf ,,.az:', -'awp-.-jf',1 A - rm- 1 ,137 L , A ' 1, ,Aff Lbngratulations to the Congratulations C1355 of to the from Cl f 1949 an , DANAHY-FAYON STORE QS O The Home of JOHNSON FURNITURE CONIPANY IITCQII Vita-Gold Butter Complete Home FLlI'UiShi11g5 CQUIIIILVZI-llIt'HfS of LE ROY THEATRE I. Crocl Cf 1111 Ni 1114'11 fx of STEUBER FUNERAL HOME H. Steuber and Son ier D. Steinmetz ,,.....--- E1 ......,.. El Clievrolet - - - Olclsinoliile Sales - Parts - Service LE ROY NIOTORS E. J. Hudson 66-68 Main St. l,e Roy, N. Y. Dependable Hardware Service LE ROY HARDWARE, INC. Phone 107-M ciUlIlfVlllIIIt'IllX of VIC BLOOD HARDWARE CO Ci0IllfV1I'lIlt'lIlL.Y nf E. L. BUTTON Le Roy Retail Liqueur Store -13 Main Street License No. l.-435W lllione ll 3 ........ 5 . . mpuiaimzmi , . - , . ,:.- ,, ,V pu , --F..-4:-zffww.e- f' Pvf37'FE '7:4F'l5'i'f3'r:Q'-F :f'S'7. f.1 f'f57 .l'A7l173 - ,iA.',wf,u5qE,d,Ag:1k W ..xgJ,r ,p3.A,51,.u.q, V ., . N . h...,,. .L... 1... .. -, . ., H y. '..1 LL, . , . . ' If you don't come in XVC'l'6 both out FRANCIS AND MEAD IWCALPINE, BARTON 8: CO., INC. M Q l .f01vz'!v1'5 and S1'ZT'C7'S1111.f17.Y llllq c1Uf1ZIl'l'S , Y Y 96 Main Street Batavia. N. Y 5 Batavla New York I Compliments of ALEXANDER'S Compliments of Infants', Children's and Misses' Ready-to-VVear WENDELL V. OUSHEA 66 Main St. Batavia, N. Y. RITCHLIN'S SHOE STORE Compliments of for T1'93d9a5Y 517095 DR. THOMAS K. O'MEALIA 42 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. I El 5-- ,vw 'f' 1 r'- 'v' ' El ..........E1 Compliments to our 1949 Seniors FRUIT HILL FARNI lllay all your gradualions in life be as successful and happy as this one. THE BANK OF LE ROY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Le Roy. N. Y, E1 N Low- - W L m- emmm nm IE!-' i --.. .. .. ,..i ..,1.!1..11, , Q., , .. ...1-.1 .1 ..1, .1 ,.pw1:1-'.i1 ?l- -i if,'?T' - 'J':11' 33'1 'Y-- 1 ' , .2137 ' ,-M-.Q-Af-h-f-i-m - MQ- .1..-:ufifl mumu LE ROY BAKERY Ho111c'-'ll Coocl Things to Eat L'011g1'21t11latio11s to the Class of 1949 SPRING BROOK INN Now flIJCl'21llllg l.l11ClCl' New lVlZi1l2lgClllCl1t s121u'1N1z 1101112 s'1'x'1.1c Cooxrin 1'11NN15RS OVEN lLX'I'liS VOR HANQUETS, XVEDDINGS ANU l'RlYA'l'l5 PARTIES IJAXQIXI1 ILVILRY SATURDAY NITI-I 'I'l1e Nc-ilton SVIQING BROOK INN XYl1e1'c Dining ls A Delight Phono L'f1lc:clf111iz1 U7 lil. 'I. Slllylik, Host C-0Il1f7lI-111011145 of FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Phone 703 Le Roy, N. Y Ll. Regal Ci0IIIf7lfIlI1'IlfS Of EAGLE HOTEL l l1one 635 Le Roy, Y 1' - 1 -Igiguqwvr..-1 rw -A j: Q,i,-,N 1 A ,,. if K ,, l , , , , , . ' 1 ae- ' . -, i:-..- ' , er , ,.,, f---,......,......,. K E ' ' E A Compliments of BROADWAY RESTAURANT Home of Good Food and Beverages East Main Road Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of GEORGE A. NORTHRUP The Right Place to Buy 21 Watch 45 Main St. Le Roy Compliments of CALEDONIA FRUIT STORE Open Evenings Phone 24-M Compliments of THE SMOKE SHOP L. W. Mayer . X Compliments of DINNER BELL Phone 662 2 Bank Street LOUIS P. BRADY Imperial VVall Paper 2 Valspar Products Compliments of AL-VIN OIL COMPANY Dist. In Fuel Oils and Gasoline Pres. Al Antinore Vice Pres. Vin Antinore CHARLES LEONE Plumbing and Heating 122 Lake Street Phone 720 Tmmmm - v 7 V 1 1, V I .. w 1. N..---.-I wi-' 1r'.f.n:.ft. . I , ' M ' W. Ji it 'Lt-11 ,V 1,51 -uJl'.'-,Eff ffl A- fx-'H' Q if Tfiv 13-......... E1 SNIITH TRUCK LINES 61 Myrtle Street If it's moving you want - call Le Roy 96 Compliments of J. A. HARRIS Veterinarian Compliments of CHILDREN'S and MISSES SPECIALTY SHOP 116 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. El ,........ Q THGMAS 8: DWYER X-Ray S1100 Fitters Rohlee - Airstep - Buster Brown Shoes Main at 99 Batavia Compliments of L. AND C. FOOD MARKET Compliments of DR. EMIL KIMAID u A L1 ,' , ? j II IIIIIUIIIIIIIEI Af E - a PORTRAITS and GROUP PICTURES in THE O-AT-KAN photographed by MOSER STUDIO, INC. linton Avneue North :: Rochester 2, New York St 2440 E, YV YV , -.- - 7.-....i ,,.........-.- W7 H f!ullc2'::Ii','11..,,QIQ.1al E. ,e 1 : Compliments of JOHN D. MURDOCK Optometrist 3 Main Street Le Roy, N. Y. Congratulations to the Senior Class! Compliments of MEDICAL HALL PHARMACY 40 Main Street Le Roy, N Y Leonard L. Rudner, Prop. BEARDSLEY'S HI SHOP When you think of gifts for the For The High School Fellow Graduate Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes SLEGHT'S BOOK STORE 65 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. 67 Main St. Batavia, N. Y Congratulations to the Class of '49 KINSLEY PHARMACY Compliments of BRADBURY SALES AND SERVICE Chrysler Plymouth Dealer E I n n n I Best Wishes G. C. MURPHY CO. Drink LE ROY BEVERAGES LE ROY BOTTLING WORKS Le Roy, New York ff ,AQ I' :nr , . V 1,1gnnr1-41:4-iv ..-Af V.---- f,,, ,,,,,, V ,Z lff El COIIIf'IIIIIL'llfS of C4UIIIf71fIlIL'IlfX of POXVERS INSURANCE AGENCY PAVILION NATURAL GAS CO. Phone 104 Compliments of CURRIER MOTORS Authorized Dealer 9 Haul: Street El .............l3 xX,,,,4iH......-.- .... ..,..--.......-..-..,..- Immnmm. B. r ,L, 7 ii I ll l i i l .........-.-.,.s. .mmlunff-nmwn-rm-.1. , .:.:. ., v. --L.. L-..,w .-:n ,-.fm-. rl, l. ' f -,-:H 1 'I' ' Cin111ffl1'111f11fx of CALEDONIA LUMBER 8 COAL CO. blames Ball Phone 58 It Pays to Shop at WAYS JEWELERS, INC. 108 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Diamonds-Watches-Silverware Compliments of VERN THOMAS at CO. 206 East Main Street Batavia, N, Y. - Compliments of PAUL P. WELSH, M. D Compliments of Tl-IE ELM DAIRY Compliments of LOUIS P. BRADY, JR. Compliments of BUD ,W M-,- , Compliments of GAZETTE-NEWS COMPANY Printers in Le Roy since 1826 E' ............Ej, :ifi42l75.g-4L...........,........ f- f-:mn.nm-:mr 'Yu +5 ,..,:m-,U ...-L-1- -----V- ' i X J ' ' M.. . . f--f---- E- . , Eg....... El X . 5 3 Clllllflllllllfllfj of l l Conzplinlfzzts of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS JOHN BALL 85 CO. .p rim-Cy A. Irwell Post 355 Caledonia, New York L11 3 gn li N, Sf E431 9, lil - if F33 Compliments of if? i 4. E GRIFFITH OIL CO. ap Sli if , F l L P Compliments of your G. L. F. Agent Buyer W. A. ARTMAN Vllarsaw Road l Compliments of REICH GARAGE We specialize in permanent waves, Expert Hair Cut- ting, Styling and Facials and all Beauty Treatments Complete line of Costume Jewelry and Cosmetics. SARAH'S BEAUTY SHOP num k -------wt A C0lllfIIIHIf'llfS of UNION STEEL CHEST CORPORATION Mannfactnrrrs of STEEL TOOL BOXES UTILITY CHESTS CASH BOXES TACKLE BOXES AND METAL SPECIALTIES Collzflilizvzzfs of FRANK'S AUTO PARTS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING USED CARS BOUGHT - SOLD - TRADED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED BODY XYORK AND CAR PAINTING VVest Main Road, Le Roy , Phone 61-I7-II by ,4 EX4:E1:gEJ.1.,.--m.-M-i1m: I -f snr' fn fin. CY U mE71i 'i,.f, era 5:55 5-75' E31 FF' ki ,x Fw si- 139. :Tw W G5 P14 'Yi ph , ,. K: mv l .iv 1 '.i ,nt 11 5, '1- -.f . ,' 1 3 -sz.. El 1 ' Compliments of H. M. BROWN CO. Caledonia, N. Y. Chevrolet 8a Oldsmobile Compliments of RALPH MOONEY Plumbing and Heating Compliments of TOMPKINS PHOTO SERVICE Philip Tompkins, Photographer Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of LAKE STREET DINER Anna and Marian Morrison Compliments of MILLIMAN'S FOOD STORE JAY'S AUTO SERVICE Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries Road Service 4 Clay St. Phone 487 Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of VEITEL HOSIERY COMPANY CHICK MOTORS Phone 102 Bergen, N. Y. L fu. ,...Af..1v.u:, A-a -Q----v ,g X fggdyfaqfrp-fr ,. - . -, . , -. ....-..........,i?Y C0lllfVHIlIFlIf.Y of F. VV. BICKFURD Farm Equipment - Sales - S91-vice East Main Road T'l1m1e 700 B. R. DE VVITT, INC. Pavilion. Y. HAULING CONTRACTORS TRAILER SERVICE - DUMP TRUCKS HEAVY HAULING - READY MIXED CONCRETE Phone 68 DIPLOMA COURSES Accredited for Veteran Training BUSINESS ADFxlINIS'lRA'l'iUlI COURSES I EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL 2 ACCOUNTING 3 VIANAGEMENT 4 REAL ESTATE and lN'URANCE ' MEDICAL SECRETARIAL Standard Secreiarinl, Selling und Advertising, Bookkeeping Slenogruphic Junior Accountancy Day and Evening Classes McKecI1nie-Lunger iscnoowcommapc e East Ave,-Rochesier 4 N. Y. 1 PHONE HAmiIlon 4920 CI0IIlf7llllICllf5 of LE ROY LODGE NO. 1132 I oyal Order of Nloose KNOWLEDGE IS ESSENTIAL E To those who are graduating from School Life g to Lifes School. ,N x ,l3........ El I I I I I OTHER counsss- r ' I , ' 4 .17 I l .sz , X l I REAL ESTATE IS ESSENTIAL : To those who serve the public needs in the pur- 5 chase or sale of property. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SERVICE 5 Enables us to give Real Estate Patrons full bene- : fit of this knowledge. When buying or selling consult CHAPMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY Established 1883 Incorporated 1904 Realtors Since 1944 43 Main Street Le Roy, N. Y. Quinn. OLNISTED 8 BRYANT Coal and Coke Phone 91 l.e Roy. N. Y. A Y f-3 v V V. - v- - --1 f .1mg.4,'3 L -1- .1L,.1fnrffiileffenf1uia1 n'--- 5 'F :1 nn- -Y--' ln ' 'f 1 -v if -' Autographs ' -'---------- df. iw ii! Q, gl X fp :Y QT , f- , iii l 3? ,,.. '24 xc 'I' 1 'li 24:1 in .W '55 1 ig! 'W if L E Ai 45. I 74 ..e,, 11:14 2?-5 ff I-.., C 211 V sk' ' fy i , '- Autographs rl U - -f 1 - . -,a.w.n + 1 .mar-.I v , ., ,V , ,, ,M 4, , ,V U Lf , J f 'L L4 92 L, , , cg if if 1 v ,Jr Ja .- 5 Am....Lui1..n 1 ....L.n... 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N if Soda Bar and Luncheonette KNOX 8: DISPENZA 118 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Home of Quality Footwear Batavia, N. Y. :fc 1 ' u K'- 'L' .1 .wrwwen1fmfsfa1 ' ' 1 ' LQZT. IvZlI..l. .llT3:E.f.7'llV'w - on Compliments of GENERAL CRUSHED STONE CO. Drake Building Easton, Pa. Bituminous Concrete for Highways and Driveways Railroad Ballast Commercial Stone for Concrete Construction Le Roy Plant Phone 18 E ---------- at 4 ff, QL: 1 , ,vv bi fx . ,.f, H.. -fl if 7, 5 4 yn y. lla .27 .ap 33-1 :ff W., f ru ' .,1 - l .L -rf 1 C4UIIIf7lI.lIl'lII'f ' C'01f1jvf1'111v11Is J' CAI EDONIA BOWLING HALL JOSEPH LAPP LUIWBER CONIPAIVY BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY KOL'HIi5'I'liR : 3 NEXY YORK Designers and Producers of Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards u w ww 1 wml ' 1 , W W znfy rrrmrl'wr'l '1r 1 , P, . X 1 'SUV I -,7' L 'v . El-mm nun E . I 1 x nf lf' A 1 ' X ff. fm, I M- ff- . V. 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