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

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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 '

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. - -, 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'-