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

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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: