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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

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OF 1954 GRACE ANN SYNIONDS Editor-in-Chief JUDD CROCKER Business M-anager EILEEN BLOOD Associate Editor Contents THE ADMINISTRATION THE SENIORS THE CLASSES THE GRADE SCHOOL THE ACTIVITIES THE ATHLETICS - THE ADVERTISERS - Foreword A diary is ordinarily equipped with lock and key to protect the intimate information which it might contain from the prying eyes of younger brothers, parents and overly inquisitive friends. The information which this composite diary contains, however, we are proud to present to public view. Here we have attempted to picture all our classmates and teachers, to preserve memories of those activities and events which have so filled our school years, and particularly this, our final year. This is a diary of our scholastic life and all the joys and sorrows, work and play which have filled that life. The O-AT-KAN staff sincerely hopes that each of you will read this diary carefully and thoughtfully and that it will serve as a permanent reminder to those who are leaving of the deep debt we owe our Alma Mater. We hope that those of you who have not yet attained graduation will be spurred to greater effort and a higher appreciation-of these things to which we so regretfully say good-by. Dedication .Nclvisor for the class year hool: and at creclit to the linglish stall' of l,e Roy lligh School. Mr. Kevin Cahill has provefl his ulmility :ls :1 teacher unrl :is Il friencl to all stuclents. llis pupils and close zissocizites know him :is ll hzircl worlting, thoughtful person who is always open to suggestions. Ainlmition :incl clrive are his guicles :ts ie goes about his clziily tasks. These zittrihutes servecl :is the spurlq which ignited our senior clziss :incl hrought it together :is Z1 functioning hotly, lXlr. Cahill is our syinlmol lor all that ll gootl tezlcher shoulcl Silllltl for :intl it is lor this reason, that the Class of 1054 is proucl to clecliczue its Cl-.Yl'-KQXN to him. Kevin T. Cahill Recognition The Senior Class of 1954, wishes to show its gratitude for all that has been done for us this year. XYe therefore pay special recognition to Mr. Donald llorr, lligh School Principal, ahle leader, close friend, and wise counselor. Mr. Horr has patiently guided us through our four years of high school and it was his perseverance and leadership that made our senior year the success it was. All the students know hini as a principal who is constantly striving to increase the learning opportunities at l.e Roy High School. fl'herefore the Senior Class of l.e Roy High School extends this as a symbol of our gratitude and appreciation for all the niany things he has done for us. Donald E. Horr 5 I P N T e Administration Sept. 9. School opens. We return with mixed emotions . . . Oct. 30, Guidance meetings at school today. Wfill I ever flecicle what I want to be? . . . Feb. 1. Report cards were distributed this morning. I shall have to pick an opportune moment to show it to my parents . . . Feb. 16. Met with Mr. Horr this afternoon to go over marks. college entrance, guidance, etc .... March 22. Book tzro weeks overdue from the li-- brary. Now my budget is completely wrecked. The Board of Education I.izs'i'1zR A. PRIDGEON Mr. Pridgeon has served on the Board of Educa- tion since 1947 and this year he is secretary and clerk of the group. is plant manager of Jell-O. CI.rxR1zNcE A. l.Ar1' Mr. Lapp has been a member of the Board of Education for six years. Mr. Lnpp is a part own- er and operator of the Lapp Lumber Co. here in Le Roy. ALMIQRON XYILCOX Mr. Wilcox has been a, member of the Board for five years and this year he is secretary of the Library Board. He is also owner and oper- ator of a farm on the Circle Hill Road. SIDNEY D. O,S1u5,x Mr. O'Shea has been a member of the Board of Education since 1934, a period of 20 years and this year he is president of the group. Mr. O'Shea is a building contractor in our community. RALPH L. JENNER Mr. Jenner has served on the Board for six years and this year he is president of the Li- brary Board. He is president of the Lapp Insulator Co. ARTHUR D. Svxiobins Mr. Symonds has been a member of the Board of Education since 1952 and this year he is treasurer of the Library Board. He owns and operates a farm on the Griswold Road. HARRIS NIACBUENZIE Mr. MacKenzie has been on the Board of Educa- tion since 1949, a period of five years. He owns and operates a farm on the York Road. arf Y Matthew XV. Gziffney, Siupt. of Schools The Superintendent of Schools ln the l.e Roy Schools the teachers are often found giving tests to the pupils to see how well they are proceeding with their work. :Xt the end of each year the school itself is required to take a test to see whether its work has also been successful. The form of this test is to observe the lives of the graduates as they become citizens of our free society. If the graduates of l.e Roy are able to discipline themselves and to become good citizens doing useful work for the community, participating in our government and obeying its laws, then One of the most rarely seen persons in l.e Roy High is Mrs. Luttrell, Mr. Galfneys secretary. However, her job is not as slight as her appearances are few. Not only is she Mr. Galfney's secretary, but also acting clerk of the Board of Edu- cation and collector of school taxes. Mrs. Luttrell plays an important part in the operation of our school. the school has passed its test. The graduating Senior carries from Com- mencement on a triple responsibility, lirst to himself, second to his parents and third to his school. for so living his adult life that the honor and reputation of his three partners will not be lost or damaged. Members of the Class of l954, we of the school wish you well, and in parting express our firm belief that you will each individually uphold the trust that has been placed upon you. M1XTTllENV XV. GAFFNEY 'K -W ww? Donald E. Horr, High School Principal The High School Principal Very shortly after the publication of your O-at-kan , you will be taking your places as adult members of our community and nation. Over a period of twelve years, you have been preparing for this Commencement of your adult life. You are to be congratulated for achieving this important step, but you are also to be warned that many even more serious obligations and responsibilities lie before you. Our faculty has tried over a period of years to Ht you to meet those challenges which you will face, and it is our earnest wish that the members of the Class of 1954 will be outstanding examples of the American way of life. . l DONALD HORR Principal Never too busy to give all a friendly smile and a cheery 'hello' is Mr. l'lorr's secretary, Mrs. Kelly. ln addition to pro- viding a cordial atmosphere in the office, Mrs. Kelly is responsible for keeping at- tendance records, liguring averages, typing innumerable papers and report cards. and performing many other small tasks essential to the smooth operation of the school. The Faculty Xflili NO N F. B A Reoc K Mr. Babcock attended Hobart College and Brockport State Teachers College and holds a B. S. degree. He teaches XVorld and American History and is our football coach. lvv M. BALMER Mrs. Balmer received her B.A. and BL. degrees from Ohio NVesleyan University. She teaches various English courses to our students and is an advisor to Student Council. SALVATORE XV. BARON IE Mr. Barone received his B.A. degree from the Uni- versity of Buffalo. He teaches Spanish to the students and is coach for the Junior Varsity basketball and foot- ball teams. . My , rw . A My ..:.,, -Q , A .. - , 'vu Q um' fwwk KJ 115451 'i if-i flwxseieggg 5 :i wrrw f 1 ' fl -isrgiiglg ,U its . 5- 1 llIELlEN lf.. BERNARD -'1- ' :,,, gg. ' , ii-' Miss Bernard attended Albany State 'leachers College Vg., and received her B.A. and M. A. degrees. She teaches mathematics to the .lunior High students and is an advisor to Student Council. i FRANK H. BRADRURY Mr. Bradbury received his B.S. degree from the Uni- versity of Vermont. He teaches agriculture to our boys and is faculty advisor to the Future Farmers of America. NY1LL1ixM BRITTAIN Mr. Brittain attended Brockport State Teachers Col- lege where he received his B. Ed. degree. He teaches science to the .lunior High students and this year he directed the senior play. liliVlN T. CAIIILL Mr. Cahill attended the University of Toronto where he received his B.A. degree. He teaches various ling- lish courses and is also faculty advisor for the O-At- Kan and the Red and Black. . l lliI.lEN LX. CAs12Y Mrs. Casey attended the University of Buffalo and the Rochester Dental Dispensary. She is the school dental hygienist and is busy polishing teeth all during the school year. IR M A D12Vo12 Miss De Voe attended Syracuse University and the University of Buffalo and has both a B.S. and MA. degree. She teaches English to the junior High students and is the seventh grade advisor. Doizoruv tl. l7Ul'ti.XN Miss llougan attended the University of Butifalo and Brockport State Teachers College and holds hoth a B. lid. and M.S. degrees. She is the girls physical education instructor and advisor to the Girls Athletic Association. 5' .1 If 'Et tw . 3' 3 X 5 M Y sa .lOllN Duxrour Mr. Dumont attended Union College, john Hopkins Medical College, and Albany State Teachers College and holds a B.S. degree. He teaches science to the , st udents. if t Riclnxkn C. lfircit Mr. lfitch attended Geneseo State Teachers College and Colorado State College of Education and has re- ceived both B. lid. and MA. degrees. lfle teaches Social Studies to the Junior High students and is head of adult education. lSVlil.YN ll. l:0li'l'Mll.LliR Miss liortmiller has attended Albany State 'lieachers College and Columbia University and has BA. and MA. degrees. She teaches mathematics to the Senior High students and is also advisor to the National at 2 r ...they ,QL s Honor Society. SEmxs'1'mN A. lfl,xNo1 Mr. Gangi received his B.A. and M.l2d. degrees from the University of Buffalo. l-le teaches chemistry, physics, and health and is also faculty sponsor of roller skating. The Faculty lNiA'l'lIl.lEIiN HixRRor.n Miss lflarrold attended Fredonia State 'l'eachers Col- lege and Columbia University and holds a degree. She is art instructor to the entire high school and is eighth grade advisor. XVi LLIA M J. lCELLY Mr. Kelly received his BA. and M.S. degrees from St. Bernards College and Niagara University. He teaches English to the junior High students and is a sophomore class advisor and coach of the golf team. EXLVIN li. Kuivrn Mr. Kurth received his BA. and M. Ed. degrees from the University of Butifalo. He teaches science to the lunior High students. is a freshman class advisor and is the audio visual director. W1I.I.1.xM T. LANE Mr. l.aue attended the University of Vermont where he received HS. and MS. degrees. He is music director to the bands, choruses, and twirling squad and is also President of the Genesee County Music Association. FRANCIS LoNGurN1 Mr. Longhini attended Brockport State Teachers Col- lege where he received his B.S. degree. He is the director of the boys physical education and is coach of both the Varsity basketball and junior varsity base- ball teams. 5 JOSEPH A. MANGEFRIDA Mr. Mangefrida attended both Geneseo State Teachers College and Oswego State Teachers College and holds a B.S. degree. He teaches Industrial Arts to the students and is coach of the varsity baseball team. XVALTER C. MCROBIQRTS Mr. McRoberts attended Miami University and Ohio and holds a B.S. degree. He teaches English to the high school students and is faculty advisor to the stage crew and Student Council. is- ' c i I ' K 'K X A Aff 5? . s. N X s A Q 3' ,f wbhf Ks 'ffl N - -sr 1...- N lXl.'XR'l'lIA lVl0RAN Miss Moran attended Nazareth College where she re- ceived her BS. degree. She teaches business to the high school students and is an advisor to the senior class. lXlA1:v M IQRWIN Miss Merwin received her BS. degree from Platts- burg State Teachers College. She teaches homemak- ing to the high school students and is faculty advisor to the liuture llomemakers of America and senior class. .I .fx A1 1-:s li. l'iaRRoN1z Mr. l'errone received his BS. degree from .Xlfred University. He teaches many mathematics courses to the high school students and is an advisor to the junior class. M ARIAN li. Russian. Mrs. Russell attended the University of Rochester and Columbia University and holds both B..'X. and MA. degrees. She teaches Latin and music appreci- ation to the students besides being advisor to the l'hotography Club. l:lQl2DZ2RlCK 'l'Aoc:ART Mr. laggart attended Brockport State leachers Col- lege and Albany State Teachers College and has both . fig B. Ed. and MS. degrees. He teaches citizenship edu- ' cation to the freshmen and seniors and is advisor to ,hx X ' .E the Rifle Club. X V5 Roinzivr P. VYAN Di2Us12N ,5- Mr. Van Deusen received his BS. degree from But- falo State 'l'eachers College. Ile teaches industrial llzrlg arts and drivers education and is an eighth grade ad- MARY jo hvlLI.lAfXIElC fqfgx X H. Mrs. XVilliamee received her BS. degree from Mount Saint Yincent College. She teaches commercial sub- jects to the high school students and is advisor to the Commercial Club and junior class. The Medical-Dental Staff Kllss 1JlD1'1S 51111111 Lzllroveh. 111e school Ill11'SL1. e111-rl4s l1e1' lleywoocl's l1CI11'111g' 1111111111 Mrs. 1101011 Casey 11'1gl111. school 111-111:11 l1j'g1C1l1S1I. cleans 1l1e 1ee1l1 of 11112 ol' 1l1e grzule selmol S1l1l1C111S. '1'11e 11ei1Tt11 of 111C stuclents of 1.e Roy l1:1s l2L'CI1 '11:1:ecl 111 1l1e verv C2l11EllJlC l1a11cls . 1 . ' . I ol 111e people p1e111rec1 011 1111s page. 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For 11CZll'ly -10 years Dr. L'11z11'les ll. fir:111ey 11e111, 11215 lmeen :1 111051 1-Zl1111l1E1l' i11cl1v1cl11z1l to tl1e s111cle11ts of l.e Roy 111141 0110 who 11115 CEl1'l1- ecl 1l1e 1'espee1 211111 z1c11111r:111o11 of 111e entire COl11ll1l11l1tj'. 111s 1'Clll11Zl11Ul1 goes even lmeyoncl 1l1e 1301111115 of 1.1-Roy for 111 11152 l1e wus f'l1ose11 New York 81211015 11Cl1C1'111 l,1'2lC1f111U11l'I' o1 1111- Year. 111s 17161521111 IJC1'S0l1?1.111y Zlllfl. especially, 111s razor sl1z1rp wit serve to lessen 111e terrors wl11f11 11121111 of us feel 111 Il c1oe1or's o1f11ee. 1712 c11'f11lCylS 111111143 appears 111 lllillly pages 111 our il1Il1'1CS. tl1,w11x.v l1h1't11'v f'I'Uf'ft'IJI.Ni. The Woodward Memorial Library The XYoodward Memorial Library was given to the community of l.e Roy in memory of Orator li. and Cora XYoodward by their children. The library is for the publie and school use and now has a collection of nearly 20,000 books. In the library you will find books and other material for pleasure reading, for information and for reference. The library receives more than 100 magazines and 5 newspapers. Magazine issues are kept on tile for live years and may be borrowed like any book, Picture tiles are found near the main desk and at the rear is a pamphlet lile. lloth pictures and pamphlets may also be borrowed. AX card eatalog is just at the left as you enter the library which is a guide and index to the books. pamphlets, and pictures which the library has and helps you lo loeate this material in the library. .ll1.s. .ll.x4'1'.v, .llr.v. f7t'IlItIl'4l1A'. lln ftwmrl and ,lllxx litlfi-' gfnlfzrr QIVUHIIKYI lllt fnfltlti Custodians Top Row: XV. Rcamer, J, Bundy, ll. Roth. Bottom Row: V. Sheridan, Mrs. llzlckctt. C. Roberts. Cafeteria 2 Mrs. Davis, Mrs. VVright, Rose O'Geen, Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Calkins, Mrs. Pickcll. Bus Drivers 5 I.. Rulmuus. M. Kane. H. Roth, D. Pzmgrazio, R. Selden, IE. Pzmgrazio, li. llulmlmrd. b The Seniors Sept. 9. My first day as a senior. Was I ever as silly and as noisy as those under- classmen? . . . Dec. 3. Worked all evening at the spaghetti supper. We broke all at- tendance records .... May 8. This will be a short entry. Senior Ball - Wonderful? Just got in. Goodnight .... june 2. Senior trip to Crystal Beach tomorrow. Not quite like Washington, but we'll make the most of it .... June 28. Graduation Day is over. We end one phase of our lives and begin another. . . . , . 1llIll'lN xlIlIliI4'fI'lllIl, lillVlIl ldlfllilll, 51:1- lltillllil Meliurney Xte knew full well the responsibilities of leadership and example placed upon us by the rnderclassmen. 'l'herefore. it was with con- siderable trepidation that we began the last fateful year of our school career. XYe were to add our names among those illustrious groups which had gone before us and we were determined to establish a record which would equal and surpass any record set by a previous class. 'l'o head our class for this strategic task we chose Cal l.athan and Romey l.achnicht. XYe started our campaign with a round and square dance on September 18. Our next work was the selling of refreshments at the football games. Also during football season we staged the first all round dance of the year on October 2-lth. Then came our first record smasher on December 2. lt was the spaghetti supper. Through the efforts of every in- dividual in the class we had the largest turn- out ever at a senior supper. For the benefit of the whole school, the senior class put up a fifteen foot Xmas tree on the school lawn during the Yuletide sea- son. XYith the same purpose in mind, we The Class of 1954 sponsored a sportsmanship assembly program to promote better relations between l.e Roy High and neighboring schools, especially Ha- tavia. In late lfebruary the cast of the senior play was chosen and on April 2 and 3 presented over 1200 people with a wonderful evening of mystery. suspense, and comedy. Our next accomplishment was the senior ball. lt was set for May Sth and on that night many sparkling and neatly dressed couples enjoyed three hours of dancing with The Four Clefs orchestra. XYe finished the year with the delicious 'l'ountas supper and the unforgettable senior trip. XYith the completion of our senior year and high school life. we are regretful but very pleased with our four years of successfully working and playing together. XYe only hope that the future will bring more of the same and remember. No one knows what he can do itil he tries. l'A'l'lill'lA' DIANE .THSl'Il'II liIIl.l-INN IIULANII lZAlllll'I.Xl7 Il.-Xlllllrlli IIAIIUNE IZIANDIJ IHINYI ll XYe will always remember Put Harlmzzr as a reserved but hard working' class member with a conscientious and able manner. One of the more quiet but well liked of our Stafford cousins who we'll always remember is llliflllt' lfarlvvr. XYe will always have a big smile for that sharp lad with the big black Buick convertible. for Hurmiv. lfilcmi lflmullv name will bring' a quick recognition as one of our most able. friendly. and hard working school citizens. One active 5 X ,Q member of the Kansas Club who is liked bv all for his jolly ways i ff . , , -- -' - ' ' .town is lmlly lm-zt'vr.r, Another pert, friendly. little member ot our class umm., It with a high score at making friends is Joyrz' Hl'lll!lIIt'l'. .-Xlways a cheery hello and a friendly smile from 1vlIllt't'AX' I?1frrvlI, a quiet girl with a heart of gold. lfurlw C1l1c'FlIllIlXl'. or Rootsie, will always be among our favorites along with her brother Charlie. one of our premature graduates. One of our best cooks and nicest person- alities can always be found in the personage of S'VlT'ilI Carrrlnzisv. ,4 , ,xy wiv, it Mr. G:lm:i's Fhem Lal: is often an seem- ot' fre-nzii-il ar-tivity as IRAIIIIARA SYIA' budding si-ieiltlsts test their knowli-nlgfe. t'A4Tt'A1NllSI41 t'At'1',-XA 23 NAN4' l1I'lilll-Ill RIFIIARIJ V IOSIGPIIINIG JOHN JITDD DOUGLAS UAMPICSI CROCKER CROCKER CURTIS DAVID .5 141flT'l'Y .TA NE DANIELS Never a deaf ear turned to a friend with a story of joy or woe made Josie CtlIIlf?i'.S'l' a friend to all. Active in virtually all school activities. the Crorlevr syndicate was always on hand for every oc- casion. Composed as it is of two of our most active school citizens, Judd and John. Doug Czrrfis will always be remembered as a quiet but very active lad with a burning interest in speed boats and jive. As well known as she is well liked, Hts Betty Ilaazielx, our cute little immzox blond. Always a smile and a good time with burly Joe llarrmz, one of the best sports in our senior class. Never a dull moment when DIMICK mlXyl1lgH Dimirk is around. but always a pleasure to know him. XVe will always remember Barb Dzzruvy as a cheerful and willing work- er in all class activities. One of our best athletes and nicest guys is lfddic 1i11gI4'r1'l1, a familiar sight in his famous green Chevy. BARBARA EDSVARD Mr. BIilIl1I6fl'illZl assists Dick Dimiek :mel Ili:-k Clark :us they DllliN14lY ENGLERTII express themselves ereutivuly in our well equipped shop. 24 JOHN AIFl'lI,INI4I DONALD AN'l'OlNI4I'l l'I'I .lAl'QI'l4IlA N l'II'l'0l.l'l'U FISIIIGIK GRAY GVARINO ll.KlllllNl lllll' Cillllillll tl1is yezu' Zlllfl Olll' foothnll ZICC, fllllllll-X' lff1f1n1ilo w1111lcl l1z1t 21 ll10llS21llCl in lilly league. .-ld1'Ii111' liislzm' is il very shy 111111 qniei girl, hut I'CZll l1lCllSlll'C to l411ow as Z1 stuclent 11ncl friencl. IJ1111 Cfru-1' will p1'ol1al1ly he l'ClNCIlllK'I'Cll 11s cnn' lxest scl1ol111', but any of l1is elusei' ZlClll'lZllIllZlIlCCS liimw tlllll this is just one of l1is 11111111- less 11el1ie1'e111e11ts. -'l11loi11eII1' Cfllllfilltl is Z1 line girl who deserves 1'e11l 1'e:ug11ili1111 :ls one of our h111'est wurlqiiig seliool eilizens. !111'ki1' 1l11r11i1151 has Il line reeorcl. hoth i11 school wc11'lf Zlllfl i11 llllllilllg' frienfls. y l711'1'1' ll11-1 zv11m' l111s ZllNX'11j'S been Il llllffl wo1'lci11g Zlllil pleasant l11rl lllflfll-Alld with e1111ntless l111l1l1ies 111111 interests. liven though S1111-1' H11-1'71'111'r1' is 11 1'el111ive 11ewe11111e1' to mn' seliool, she l111s IllZlQlC llllllly friencls Illlll pmveml Z1 l'0Zll asset to our class. He-1' ll1'.1 :vm11l is one of our in- cli1'icl1111ls wliu 1'11cli111es fun Zlllil gaiety frmnn her mere p1'esen1'e. 511.11111 lim' is llIl4lOlllJtCClly one of uni' nicest Zlllfl most frienclly in- clivicl1111ls, who 1111-.'11ys inalfes Z1 l1it z1t every oee11si011. 11.ii'xi'.l1: The Ulillflll' ul' typi-write1'1-1 :xml the 1'lYIlK'0llf,I':lfl'll axir of the l5I'IVI+1lil1Y SVSAN SllI1ll'lll,N IllilI'li Miss XIOFRIIIYS t.y11i11g 1-lass. IIIGYWOUD IIUIG 25 SANDRA SHIRLEY DANIEL IlAlillAllA SYLYIA lll l't'lIlSUN JACKSON KIGICNAN KVNIGGU KI'Nl'Iti0 DONALD Kl'lC'l'Z A real loss to our school will be Suzzriy fjI1l'l'!l1.l1X!llli.Y gradu- ation, one of our nicest girls. Shirley .lat'ks011'.v athletic and artistic ability made her a valuable member of the class of l954. Dan lX'l't'1I4I7Z is most noted for his ability as a mechanic and his knowledge of hot-rodding. XYe'll always remember Barb lx'1H1vg1o for her ef- forts in selling our class sweaters. Her excellent salesmanship sway- ed the deal. Sj'l'Z'l'fI Kznmyo made herself known as the quiet senior who is a swell classmate and friend. Don Kurt: will always be re- membered as the good joe, especially in his gym class. .lvmaliv Lach- niflzfs fine athletic abilities and a hearty laugh are Romeys chief .I ICICOAIIG i kl'll'YlI'lI'l' l characteristics, not to forget line leadership qualities. Gerald Land- rusflc is a fun lover who has shown us that he can be serious and do a splendid job at the proper time. Calvin LCIHICIH, a born leader with a humorous personality, has proven his athletic ability on the gridiron. v Imn Grey lends his 00IlHill4'l'illbl0 talents in axssisting Miss Gl'lRAl.D CALVIN Fortniillvr pound fllt'Ul'lll!'l ele. into the hezuls of LANllCAS'I'I.E LATIIAN the Trip: students. 26 . .. . t RAYMOND BARBARA BRUCE GALE MARGARIVI LICACII LIGIITIIOLDEK LVDLUM LYTLE MALUY Raynmml Lvarll. a three letter man and a fine classmate, is friendly to everyone. Hl1I'lJlIl'l1 L1'gl11'l10Idc'1', an active member of the G.-XA, carries on an interesting conversation and has many friends throughout the school. HVIIIY' l.zm'Ium, a good looking chap who is a hard worker and is known to iind success in whatever he does. Gulf' L-vile, the businessman of our class, has done a splendid job on different committees throughout his high school career. MU'VgHl'L'f M aloy or Mo is a good friend to have around and has a wonderful knack of cheering you up when you're down in the dumps. Margaret Zllanruso is one of our Lime Rock friends who is a line classmate and always ready to carry on a conversation. Francis Mangefrida is 'wx' MARGA lil-Yl' MANUVSU everyone's buddy and a lover of hot jazz. Chico has an unique way of gaining friends and keeping them. lVa-vmr .Mayo is a line scholar who is always ready to hear a good joke and have a good time. Madonna. Il1fB11rnc'-v, a fine speaker, helped make our senior play a success, although having only two days of practice. H www FRANCIS BIAXGICIVICIIFK The artistic talents of the Senior Class were not disregarded, MADONNA WAYNE thanks to Miss I'IRll'I'0ld'S ability and patience. MC BURNEY MAYO 27 A NGELO .-KIILPINE ICMUGENE MARGAICIGT HLINORA MERIUA MILLER MILLER Mlhlilflli MINIAYICRO flngelo Mfrira is a fast talker who is into everything and has a sly way of making you see things his way. .elrlvzzc Jlillrr, a jolly student, is always around with a smile and a laugh. Euiogvnc' Miller, a hard working classmate, is a sincere friend to those who know her. .-X party is never dull if Margaret Llflifffl' is there. She has a knack for making good use of every moment. Iflinnru .ll0fjt!f'l'l'0 is an- other fun lover who refuses to let an idle moment go hy for herself or anyone who happens to he around her. N0f7t'l'f ilf0I'l'fS, Iflerhie, Iwlmm, is one of the most likeahle guys in our class. liveryone will remem- noiams her him for line acting and hall-playing. A jovial personality. good looks and a sincere friend all go together to make John ,fllurnan a line classmate. :X tremendous personality with a smile and a good word for everyone are some of Gloria Niflmls' traits. She has won friendship and respect from everyone. Clzarlm fyGl'l'll is a jolly guy with a quick temper. His respect for people make Red an exciting classmate. .IUIIN NIVICNAN X new Chevrolet trnek rem-eives the ti-nuler illllIlllllSlI'llll01l of UIAIRIA t'llA1iLl'lS KUUIIIIII, Irliigrlerth :mil Ilipton :ls pnrt ol' their Nlflltylls qyqglqlqy lfilllllllg' in IllL'l'llillll1'S. 28 if ...ell in tl'liI1II-IN H'til-INN IKXXIGIIAZIII I'A'l llnnnlzl f7'I:t't'Il in addition to being 11 chznnpion ping pong play- er has inztny other hidden qualities. Plzilffi O'Cf1'ri1, the third of our U'tieen elzni, is known for Zl sly sniirlq and 21 ready joke, XYh0 could forget .lltIl'ft'l1t' I,tI1Itfl'tI.C'l.U'S supreine eliorts in trying to keep peace und quiet in our lirst period study h:1ll. l2tI'Z'I.tI' Ptzrlmz did a line juli in our Senior l'l:1y :ind has :1lsn heen on the hull scholastieally. Ile will never forget ill1'rk1'y l'l't'kt'lI and his constant lziughter, not to forget the pzirlies during the wintertiine. Lois Poles. always willing to curry on It cnnverszitiun and to do :1 favor. has won lllillly friends. Xihen ll person gets to know lim' Keir! you tind 21 line friend and an ININALID l'IlIl.Il' 1I.XIlI.I-:NIC ILXYIU Milli :THX l'It'lxI l I IA I nl I N awful lot of lun. ICUIWVI lY't'Il!7l1ll has 11 wonderful build coupled with il niiseliievuus inind. Ile serves to llllllit' any gathering excit- ing. Iftll'-V lfidlry or Doc is Z1 guy you Cilliit help hut like. with his witty l'Clll1l.l'IiS :ind ever friendly disposition. Miss dIl'l'XYIll.S llunn- lit-niimiiiiz-s t'w11t's.- is l'll!llIlll'll'lI with tln- tirin 1111111-1'st:iizmli111: tl1:ut 1-rm-ry Senior girl will lenrn Htl I1I.l1l MAI I I l VI ltl X Ill Xl tln- wzir In il lllIlll'S ln-nrt. Ill',I.l-AN ltllll I N 29 Albin? ,f Ylwaiw :M YA-fl, 1-v W '7 UL' 4 j l + ....i2...1MQ., ...Wg .WW U70-JWVS OW' W' L,-'Q A 'V , 'N' 69.1411 lflllill GARY .ll'I.XNNl'I'l l'l-I I.ANYl!liNK'l'I l.Ul!ll.XlXI'i IHNINQIC lilI l'1lX llU'l'lI S1'lN'l'A St'li'l l' lirrd lx'i11dg1' is always ready with a useful suggestion and a witty remark. lired is a very active member of the class. Cfurht' lfiffml, our class radio technician, does a good job in wl1atever he tries, as was proven in the Senior l'lay. jl'tIlZt'fl4' lfollz, Z1 line girl to converse with, always seems to have something interesting to say. l.CI'IUI'4'71t't' Srfilffl is tall, handsome, and will give you the shirt olif his back if he thinks you deserve it. 1,Ul'l'lIilll' Smit is ready to lend a helping hand at any time and is a true friend to everyone who knows her. A line shorthand student. 7il'l'l'FIIt'l' Slzvflin is :1 hard Slug.-my working student who is easy to get along with and a good basketball player to boot. Riflmrd Smith is one of our better mechanics and :1 member of the Stanford gang that has brought so nmch life to our school. Sialiwrv Smifli, a class leader throughout. has succeeded in everything he has tried because of a friendly personality and determined drive. Ifzwzzgelinv Siemz to those who know her, is a sincere friend and a lot of fun to be with. TIGR IQICXFIC lCl1'll.XlilD SMITH SIDNEY IGVANHI-IliINI'1 A g.t1'oup ot' Seniors work on il 1'lIiII'l for Mr, il'llL.1'2Ill'l'S t'ilix1-n- SAll'l'll S'l'I4Il-IN ship I-111111-:1tio11 Vlzlss. 30 IIUNALID tillAl'I-I ANN I.l'ISl,lI-I JOHN l'.Xlll. SXVINK SYBIUNUS 'l'.XSlI li'w111!fl Sfvizik is a hrilliant shop student with an ability to do things of :1 mechanical nature. Gnzvv :lun S.V1Il0l1dS, a happy go lucky girl, always has a smile and a helping hand for others. Leslie Tuxlz, a quiet and cheerful fellow, is liked by all and is noted for his Ford. .lnlm Taylor is a hard working scientific student who has accomplished much in the scientific field and is hound to succeed in life. Curl Traxler, another class member, has shown us that he can do a line joh when he puts his mind to it. Cliarlenrf VV!IIfPl'S is a grand person to talk to, who enjoys the company of all and can give good advice when it is needed. Beatrifr Yarlzeff, the quieter half of the class twins. seems to have found her man. lflisczlmtlz Yaclzeff , . TXYIOI' 'l'l XXIII n.. CHA XX A liLl'1Nl'I l.'l'l'1llQ has taken an active interest in school affairs, being the spark of many committees. Joscfplzinc Zambito will always be remembered for her hne acting in our Senior Play. ri-'-x'1'l: YA4 'lllil I The whys :und XVll0l't'l'Ul'l'S of llnsim-ss Lzlw keep the Seniors !'ILlZAlllf1'l'II .TOSICPIIINI-I attentive in Mrs. XVilli:nus-1-'s Class. YAt'llI11'l l' ZAMl1l'l'0 31 Senior Activities l'A'l'l4lClA HARILICAI' 4 Girls' Cl1m'us.1, 2. ZZ. 4: Librarian 4: l1'.Il.A. 2. Il, 4: Spanish Club 2: S1'l'V1l'1' Club IZ: Gulml Kuy 4: Illnprlisli I, Zi: Dlm-lc L IL DlANl'I IZAICIIIGI4 4 Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4: l .lI.A. 2: lim-il Iii-5' 41 Sl-ninr l'lay Cunnn. JlUSl4Il'lI IIARUNI-I 4 Clmrus 1, 2: Fimtball 1, 2: Iiaskvtball 1, 2. 1'IlLl'Il'IN IIIAIDD 4 lim-il Kay 1, 2. Il, 4: Vlillllll. Club 17, 'l'1'm-:lsliiw-l': I-'.ll.A. 11: Girls' Slain II: Class Comm. 2. .L 4: lin-cl N Illal-lc 4. businn-ss lllllIlIl3I4'I'Z U-A'l'-KAN 4. Assm-.4l'1nlitur: Nat una! lluuur Srwivty 4: Sc-nior I'lay 4: Il.A.lt. l'll1Z1'llS4lIlI Award 4. IIUIIANII IIUXVICR 4 11'4NI11Hlll 2. 4: 112184442141 1, 2. 42 Funtlrall Mauagi-r Il: Chorus 1. 2, Il: liauil 1. 2, Il: I-Inglish L. Il. .IUYCI-I IKHIMMIIR 4 Chorus 1: Class 'l'rm-asurm-r 2: l .II.A. 2: Spanish Club Il, 4: Sviwim- Club 4: Class Comm. 4: R+-il ik- lilavk 4.-1155. 1'I1liIol'. NANCY II1'liliI'lI.l. 4 Clmrus 1, 2. IIAICIIARA CACCAMISIG 4 lim-nl Kvy 1: Girls' Clmrus 1: F.1I.A. I: Class liibllllll. 1, 2. Il. I. SYLVIA CACCAMISIG 4- Class ftlillllll. 1, 2, Il, 4: Liirrary Club 1. 2, Il, 4: Chorus 2, Si: Sn-rviw Club 2, Il, 4: l .lI.A. 2. Zi, 4. .IOSl'Il'IllNI'I CAMPI-ISII 4 Spanish Club 1, 2: I .II.A. 2. Zi, 4. .IOIIN CIUICKICII 4 I-'nolball 1, 2, 4: I.:u'i'uss4- IL: Studs-nt Council 4: Sn-niur Play 4: Iiwl N lllavk 4: Larkin Spvaking Contest 4. .IIIDD CRDCKICR 4 Class lillllllll. 1. 2. 33. '12 Smfivlll Cquuvil 23. gg, 4' Ili,-mg.: l+',F.A. 2, 21, 'l'rs-as.: Class Pri-s. 2, Class Vir:e4I'r0s. Il: R1-il K lllavk Staff 4.: U-A'l'-KAN 141151.-A1,Ll'I'. 4: Boys Stahl 24: National Ilonor Saou-ty Zi, 4, V. I'r4-s. DUVGLAS Cl'li'I'lS 4 Roll K1-y 2: Class CDIIIIII. 1. 2, fl. 4. ' Chorus ' Nlixul Clmrus Il1G'l l'1' .IANIC DANIELS 4 Girls ' . L.. -4: . 'J' 'Q . - 2. :Lg Class Conun. 1, 2. 31. 4: F.Il.A. 2, 24. 4: Rod Iwy 4: SPIIIDI' Play Conan. 4. DAVID IDAIHCON - 120171112111 2: Class Cmnnl. 1, 2. 51. 4. RICIIARD DIMICK 4' lil-il Kvy 1. 2: Class 1'0IllIll. 1. 2. EI. 4. IBAHIIARA DI'liNl'IY 4 Sopll. Speaking: Conti-st 2: Canlvra Club 2: Chorus ll: Class Cmnin. 1. 2. Il, 4. EIINYAIHY ENGLI'Ili'l'lI 4 1014111132111 1. 2. 3. '11 Ihlslivtlnlll 1. 2. fi. 41 llass-ball 1, 2: Days' Chorus 1: Ilzu-rossv Il: l .I .A, V. I'rvs. 25: Class Cmuni. 4. .IDIIN I1Il'I'0Ll'l'0 4 I+'natball 1. 2, ti. 4. Cant. -4: Iiaslis-tball 1. 2. 24. 4: Iiasm-ball 1, 2. Il, 4. Capt. 4: Class Cmuiu. 4: li.A.A. Pros. 41 Rial Kvy 4, AllI4Il.lNl4I IWISIIICII 4 Class Cmnnl. 1, 2. Zi. 4. DONALD GRAY 4 Danul 1. 2, Il, 4: l+'.l4'.A. 2, Il, Sw.-vt.: Stlltlvflf l'Ulllll'i1 34. -12 Nat. llonor Soc. 21, 4, l'rm-s.: Class COIIIUI, 4: 0-Atvlian 4: Valvmlic-torfan. AN'l'0INI4l'l l'I4I GVARINO 4 Library Club 1. 2: In-11 K1-v 1. 2. 4: Class Cuninl. 1. 2. Il. 4: I .II.A. 4. ' .IACQI'IfILYN IIAIQDING 4 lim-ml livy 1.2, Ii. 4: Class Cumm, gg. 5. DAVID IIAYWAIQD 4 llanfl 1, 2, Zi. 4: NYSSMA IL: Ili-41 K4-y 2, Il: Iloys' Clmrus 1. 2: Marching: llannl IL: I.a4-rugsv, Mgr. 2: .l. V. Cllr-1-l'l1-zlila-1' 1, SALLY IIAYWAIID 4 'l'i':li1s.fvi'1's-nl 1'l'0lIl York Ci-utral: Mai-vliiug: 1'2lIl11 -1. 4: tom-orr I-and .-. 4: llass tonnn. .,. 4: lim-fl lu-y I: Girls' Chorus 4: Mixwl Cliurus 4. l5ICYI'1IiI.Y III4I1'1VUDID -4 Int. lltlllll 1: Class Ullllllll. 1. 2, IL, 4: Spanish Club 1. 2. Il. 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Stuilvnt Cuunvil 1: G,A.A. L Il: Gulnl Iii-y 4: lim-el K1-y 1, 2. ZZ. 4: Supli, Snvak- ing: Conti-st 2: Iflngxlisli L Il: li:-ml .Q lilai-lc 4: UfAt-Kan 4: Senior Play Cibllllll. 4: 1'illIll'l'il Clllb 4. SVSAN IIOIG 4 lf'.II.A. 2: Sopll. Spvaliing Colm-st 2: Class Coxnln. 1, 2. Il, 4: 14Avt l'Iay 4: llwl N lilavl: 4: Class 'l'rvas. 4. SANDRA Ill l'CIIlSDN -- Chorus 2, Il: Class Cuinui. 1. 2. 24, 4: Svnim' I'lay lillllllll. 4: Ill-nl K1-y Il, I: I4'.lI.A, El. 4. S-.-1-. 22: Stunlr-nt Cuuuvil 1. SIIIIQLICY JACKSON 4- Drum BIIl.iUl'Cifl' 1. 2, ZS. l: Clwrus 1. 2. 34: M'Xl'1l 1'1lUI'1lS 34. 4: G.A.A. PHS. 42 Suv. 332 Gnlcl Ks-y ZZ: L Awaril 2: limi Iivy 1. 2. Sl, 4: Class Cuinin. 1, 2, Il, 4. IDANIICL KICICNAN 4 I-'uotball 1, 2: llaskvtllall 2: l .I ,A. 2: IEARHARA KVNICGO 4 Sopll. Sll1'ilkillQ1' Cuntvst: Girls' l'Il0l'llN 31, 4: Class Conun. 2. Il, 4: Rial Km-y Il. 4: I+'.Il.A. 4: Library Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4. SYLVIA KIINICGO 4 Class Cmaui. 1. 2, Cl, 4. DONALD KVRTZ - Football 1, 4: Class Cllllllll. 4. JEROME LACIINICIIT 4 Football 1. 2, Zi, 4: Iiasoball 1, 2, Il. 4: Lam-rosso 2: Rod Kc-y 2. 35. 4: Studi-nt 1'U1lIIl'll 1, 2. .L 4: Nu- dvnt I'0ll1ll'1l Vim- Pros. 4: National Ilonor Sm-ic-ty 4: Class Cllllllll. 1, 2, Sl. 4: 0-At-Kan 4: GPIRALD LANDCASTLIC 4 Foutlialll 2: I1'.I4'.A. 2, Il: Class UOIIIIII. 4: Senior I'1ay 4: Stuilvnt Cuunvil 4: CALVIN LATIIAN 4 Class Oliim-or 1: Se-niur Class l'rc-s. 4: Re-il Key 1: Stags- Crvw 2: Football 1. Il, 4: Student CIDIIIICII 1, JI, 4: Lacrbssv 2, II: National Honor Souix-ty 4: Se-iiior Iiall Cnnn. 4. RAYMOND LIGACII 4 Ilaskm-tball 1, 2. ZZ. 4: llasvball 1. 2. 4: Fuotball 2, Il: Class CUIIIIII, 4. IIARIIARA LIGlI'l'Il0LIlI'llC - Class 1'DIllIIl. 1. 2, II. 4: Chorus ' s 2: Scrvim- Club 2, Il: l'ilIlll4l'Il Club L.: Sopli. Spoakiiu.: Conti-ut 2: Spanish Club Il. 4: Idngrlisb L II: Gulll K1-y 4: Ili-nl .Q lilavk 4. - --5 - - 3. -1 -5 . .4 Q..-1. 4 . 5: LRI LL LI DLI M 4 land 1. -. .. 4, R41 Imp -. lnuntg l xml 2. 3: All Stan- Ilanil Il: Ilasm-ball 2: Ilaskvtball 2: Iinprlisli L 21, GALE LY'l'Ll4I 4 Class Cunnn. 1, 4: llavrossu 2, IS: Sc-rvim-v Club 2: Jr. Town l1Ive-ting 4: Concert Narrator 4. Senior Activities MARGARET MALOY - Chorus 1, 2, flg Mixed Chorus 3g Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4g F.II.A. 3g Soph. Speaking Contest 2. MARGARET MANCUSO - Girls' Chorus 2, Ilg Class Comm., 1. 2, Cl, -lg Service Club 2, 4: Red X Black :lg English L Zig Nat. Ilonor Soc. Il, -lg Salutatorlan 4g Sr. Play Comm. -l. FRANCIS MANGEFRIDA - Boys' Chorus 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Student Couneil 2, -lg Football 2, -IQVIAICFUSSC Jig Sr. Band 1. 2, Il, -lg Spanish Club 1, 2g Baseball 2g Class Comm. -lg Dance Band -lg Sr. Play -lg Class Vice Pres. -l. NVAYNE MAYO - Class Pres. 1: Student Coun. 1g Red X Black 4g Stage Crew 2, Il, -lg Class Comm. 4. MADONNA MCBVRNEY - Class Comm. 1. 2. Il. 4: Red Key 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 2, Sig Mixed Chorus Zig Student Coun. 2g Soph. Spelling Contest 2g Larkin Contest Il, -lg Sr. Play -lg Class See. 4. ANGELO MERICA - Red Key 2. Dig Class Comm. -l. ARLENE MlLLERPTxClass Comm. 2. -lg Red Key Cl, -lg Library Club 2, Il, -lg F. ..-. 4. EIxIOGENI'l MILLER - Class Comm. 1, 2, ll, -l. INIARGARET MILLER -- Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 23, -lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2, IS, 4g Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, -lg F. ll. A. 2, :ig County Chorus Il, 4g Red Key 4. ELINORA MOGAVERO - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Senior Play 4g Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, -lg F.lfI.A. 2, 4. ROBERT MORRIS - Basketball 1, 2, fl, -lg Class Treasurer 2g LaCrosse 2, Zig Senior Play 4g Larkin Speaking Contest 4. JOIINVMURNAN - Football 1, 2g Class Committee 1, 2, 3, -lg LaCrosse 2, 35 Basketball 2. GLORIA NICHOLS - Chorus 1, 3, -lg Situdent Council 1: Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Speaking Contest 2g English L :lg National Honor Society -lg F.H.A. Jig Class Treas. Jig Library Il, -lg Red Key Il, -lg Mixed Chorus Dig Senior Play Committee -lg Music Lyre 4. CHARLES O'GEEN -- Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball lg Baseball 1. DONALD O'GEEN - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Committee 1, 2, Il, 4g LaCrosse 2. PIIILIP O'GEl-JN - Chorus 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, Zi, 4g B.A.A. See. 2g Class Committee 4. ISIARLIGNIC PANGRAZIO - Red Key 1, 4g F.I'I.A. 2, Jig Class Committee -l. DAVID PARTON -,Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Chorus 1 2 3 4' Mixed Chorus 1, L, ::, 4g spanish Club ig N.Y.S.S.M.Af of lf Golf Team Il, 4g County Chorus, County Band. MORRIS PICKELL - Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Comm. 1, 2, 3, -lg LaCrosse :lg County Band 4g Nat. Honor Society 4g 0-At-Kan -lg Red Key 1, 2. LOIS POLES - Cl10r11s 2, 3, -lg Mixed Chorus Il, -lg Red Key 3. BEVERLY REAL - Girls' Chorus 2g Class Committee 1, 2, 3, -lg Service Club 1, 2, Il, 4. ROBERT REBBAN - Football 1, Il, 4g LaCrosse 2g Chorus 1. FRED RINDGE - Band 1, 2, Il, -lg Chorus 4g Mixed Chorus -lg F.I4'.A. 2, 3. -lg 0-At-Kan -lg F.F.A. President -lg One Act Plays -lg LaCrosse Sig Spanish Club 1, 2. GARY RIPTON - Class Committee 1, 2, Il, 4: Radio Club 2, Ilg Service Club 2, :lg Stage Crew 25, lg Camera Club Il, -lg .Iunlor Town Meeting 4g O-At-Kan -lg Senior Play 4. .IIGAN-NE,TTI4l ROTII - Chorus 1, 2, Jig Red Key Zig Class Comm. 1 -1 'li - LAXVRENCIG SCINTA - Boys' Chorus 1. 2. Il, 4g M'xed Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4g Football 1, 2, Il. 4g Baseball 1, 2, Il, -lg Basketball 2, ii, 4g Spanish Club 1, 2g County Chorus 2, Jig Class Comm. LORRAINE SCOTT - Class Committee 1. 2, Il. lg F.II.A. Treas. Ii: Red Key 2, Cl, 4g Sophomore Speaking: Contest 2g Larkln Speaking Contest Zig National Ilonor Society 4g O-At-Kan -l. TERRENCE SIIEFLIN - Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, il, 4g LaCrosse 2. RICHARD SMITII - Red Key 2g Larkin Speaking Contest 4g Class Connnittee 1, 2, Il, 4. SIDNEY SMITII - Student Council 1. 2, Il. 4: Council Pres. -lg Basketball 1, 2, Il, -lg Baseball 1. 2, 4g Football 2, Cl, -lg Boys' State Jig National Ilonor Society Il, 4. EV.-iNGELI4NE STEEN - Chorus 1, 2g F.II.A. 2g Class Comm. , L, 3. - , GRACE ,ANN SYMONDS - Band 1, 2, Il -l' Girls' Chorus 1 2 'lg Spanish Club 1, 2g Class Connn. 1, 2,,2l, Y-lg D.A.R. Cit. AAVIIIIWIQ Service Club 1, 2. tl, -lg Sopb. Speaking Contest 2g Student Council 2, 3, 4g Sec. of Student Council 4: National Ilonor Society 23. 4g English L Award Il, -lg Girls' State Zig Jr. Town Meeting 4: O-At-Kan Editor-in-Chief. LESLIE TASH - Band 2g J.V. Football 1g .I.V. Baseball Mgr. 2. JOHN TAYLOR - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4g Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Il, -lg Radio Club 2g Class Comm. -lg Marching Band tl, 4g Biology Award 2g Service Clllb 1, 4g Band Il, 4. CARL TRAXLER - Service Club 3g Stage Crew 4. CIIARLENE WALTERS - Service Club 2, Jlg F.lI.A. Il. BEATRICE YACIIETT - Class Comm. 1, 2g Girls' Chorus -lg Commercial Club -lg Mixed Chorus 4. ELIZABETH YACIIETT - Class Comm. 1, 2, Il, 4: Spanish Club ., ,- . . 1, -g Girls Lhorus 1, 2, Il, -lg Gold Key Zig Shield Ilg Service Club 2, Jig Soph. Speaking Contest 2g English L Zig Mixed Chorus Cl, -lg I .II.A. 3, 4g Red k Black l. .IOSEPHINE ZAMBITO - Girls' Chorus 1, 2, ll, -lg Red .Q Black Editor -lg Spanish Cluh 2g Gold Key Ilg Shield Ilg Red Key 3, lg F.II.A. -lg Senior Play -l. fi . as The Classes Oct. 30. The 7th and 8th grades held a guidance meeting today to talk about high school life. Did they tell them everything? Nov. 16. ,lust returned from a freshman roller skating party. I'll sleep on my stom- ach tonight .... Nov. 27. junior Prom to- night. John and Bev. were crowned king and queen .... Dec. 18. Decorations for the sophomore Winter Wonderland Dance were the best yet .... Feb. 5. Class officers elected today. There seems to be no lack of available leaders. rgery S2lllllllt'l'S, llill Spf-in-o. Roxy I-'err:n'a1, Marie Al'QL'illl4l Our -lunior Class starterl oil' on the right foot this year with the election of Bill Spence as presiclent. To help Hill. Roxy Ferrara was elected Yice l'resiclent, Marie .-Xrgana. Sec- retary ancl Marge Saunders, Treasurer. Our lirst activity was the junior l'rom on Nov. 27 at which we all flancecl to the sway- ing' rhythm of the Music Masters of Avon. The girls. after a long, harcl struggle, won out ancl wore beautiful gowns of sapphire. pink, yellow, ancl other glorious hues. The hoys wore suits or sports clothes with very little grumbling alter all. The gym was quite heati- tifully clecoratecl as Autumn Nocturne . A The Class of 1955 King and Queen were chosen. heing john Murnan and Bev l'assmore. liverything real- ly went quite well, thanks to our advisors, Mr. l.'errone and Mrs. XYilliamee. ln the meantime, of course. our class was never inactive and we set up an executive com- mittee to plan our dances and money-making activities. Our next dance. the junior lfrolic, was helcl on .I an. 23 to the music of the 'l'wi- light Rangers. Also we operated the check room at haslqethall games and plannecl to have Dick l'atri play at least one of our dances alter haslcethall games. Iiow -I: ll. Porter, U. Full, 'l', Stl-I'l't-nillzl. I-I. Norris, ID. Mzilu-r. XV. .loin-s. I'. 'l'ru:l4-l, N. Wilt-ox. tl. llollg1'l'N, M. liI':ll11l1-N. l'l. llxlllvy. How Il: .l. 1'IW:ll'I. l'. lllootl. l.. Voile, Nl. l'vl'lilllS. Il. l :lIl- n'up:. J. Flint. Il. I.ilu-rti, 'l'. .Inu-lcson, M. Kuna-go, V. t'ort-imiprlin. ti. Fili. llow 2: I-Z, Wnltfolt. M. lt:-:une-r. M. llitln-r, Al. Sztixmln-i's, IC. ll'Stu-ai, P. llnhhnrnl, M. Roth, IC. Ilutt-hinsnu. llnw lg l'. Bloom-y, Il. llegrone-, S.NlIlIl4'llN0. 36 Our treasury hy this time had increased quite a hit which seemed to encourage us to do even more. XYe next ordered rubber roller skate wheels, usable on our gym tloor. to he sold to other students hy our class. Also in -lanuary we held a fairly successful halted foods sale in Yic Blood's Hardware and de- cided to have another later on. Then we sold Red and Black pencils. printed with the has- kethall games schedule, to the students of our school and the XYolcott St. School. During the latter part of our Junior year we never lessened in drive and we held an Ileverly l'IlSNlllIlI'l' and .Iohn Alllfllllll sit in stale trigi illill'l'iN'lllgl'l'llU'll1'Il Qin-on :lllll King: of the .lnnior I'r1 open skating party on May 26. Then we held an all round Sadie llawkins Dance on April 9 which really went off with a hang. accord- ing to all the girls. Also on our agenda was a sport night to he held solely for the juniors and a guest. lt was great fun and fully par- ticipated in. Our Variety Show. on May 28, newly introduced into Le Roy lligh School, hy us ,luniors enjoyed fairly good success and it is our hope that other 'lunior classes will continue it. This has lmeen a journal of OUR .Iunior year. Full? Yes, hy all means. and thoroughly enjoyed. ltow 4: S. lanital. R. Stefani. J. Fiorito, XV. Vim-ary, R. S4'illlIlll'y, A. StetTe-nillax. J. liinnsey. Il. Miller. U. l'1lll4'lN'l1l0, H. t'l:1rke. A. Paisqnzile. li. Fl'l'l'2ll'il. W. Sm-live. Row IL: li. lialttnirliil. V. Wzlldron, t'. Green, U. 'l':ihone. M. Taylor. V. Curtis. li. l'1lSHlllUI'1', II, Frost. C. Pnpke, 'l'. lilinkln-il, .l.l ilio. C. Ilrnyo, P. Slleffer. Row 22 N. Miller, S. 'l'on1pkins. M. Uortlzxro, l'. Arring- ton. ld. Messore. ll. Ileznnnn. W. Myers, L. Vinci, M. A. Stevenson. Row l: A. Merit-ax, li. Miteh- ell. S. Pnpp, E. llutehiuson, l', l,llI'IlQ'j', M. Argalnn, J. Wiedennxnn. ephlne lnnnelln, .Inu-li Uanrroll, Jlmu-pl: l'. l-'r:mk, Ihivitl Frost. .-X lter struggling through our freshman year, as all frosh do. we the class of '56, started off our sophomore year feeling quite adult. Again, we decided that .loseph Frank. who has heen our president since seventh grade. should have the joli of heading our class. as he does such a fine job and is liked by all. .lack Carroll was selected vice president, hlosephine lannello, secretary, and David lfrost, treasurer. Our officers, along with our line advisors, lXlr. Babcock, Mr. Kelly and Mr. The Class of 1956 Mangefrida, keep our class running' smoothly and efficiently. Our first activity, the NYinter XYonderland Dance , created quite a stir as all classes had to compete with what were claimed by all to he the finest decorations of the year. The snowHaltes and intricate designs provided a delightful background for the music of the lfx-cheks and a grand time was had by all. Our hot-dog stand at the basketball games this year put up a tine light, but a losing battle -ltll Row: K. lllllll. G. Orlnllilu. R. l'l':1t'f. D. Miller. L. Majors, I., Ilydv, ll. lI2lllll'lSl'1'l'. J. Spillvr. U. Slnven. ll. Frost. S11-tl Huw: NV. Smith, A. Iannelln, C. Fislu-i', ll. Mnnt. ,l. Almnn-y, .l. liar- lM':lll. l'. 1':xll, S. Il:1r1'nn, J. I':ltli, D. l':1t:1l1lo. Zlnd Row: D. lbrzlyo, I'. Argaua, J. lzlnnello, NV. All1ll'l'SOIl. l.'. lit-nnetli, C. G0llllHll'Ulll', S. Ruhino, J. liaslilm, K. 0'tjt-en. 1st Row: lt, Fl'l'l'IIlIlll, ll. Antiuure. E. Smith. ll. Dickinson, IC. Shank, J. lalunellu. S. Slut-parml. as the games were mostly on Friday and few hotdogs were sold. llowever. we were much more successful in the sophomore Baked Food Sale at Vic lSlood's beautiful store, and the whole class participated. showing the best of eo-operation. 'l'wo skating parties provided ns with gay diversions as we puffed, panted and flopped around our gym floor on rubber wheels. Also. we were well represented on cheer- leading squads with Donna Drayo, .luliene l NJIIIICX lNll'll1'y. .lorry Npillvr, .lzu-k Vzlrroll, :mil .I1 plume l.1n114-llo pri-p:l1'4-nl tleeorzitioils to be used :nt 1 Sopllomorn- lizlllev. Rashlio. llat llennetti and lxnette lxmffhlin on . - ' r- Jay-Yees and Kathleen O'Cieen on Yarsity. Our boys. Gary l.eitner, Don I'aladino, Sam Tabone. hloe Frank, Larry llyde. .loc Corcimiglia. Brian Nieeloy and l.onis forei- miglia, represented ns in basketball. baseball and football. Yes. this year. our sophomore year in l.e- Roy Central, has indicated that the next two years in school will be ones of happiness. -lth How: ll. Neilson, ll. Iioyml, D. Miller. L. Slalven, J. Aiken, li, Nier-loy, ii. l.l'llllI'l'. J. 1liIl'll'l', J. l':1rroll, li. Impp. Jird Row: l'. Miller. M. I'ursel. S. Seott. J. 17, l-'r:lnk. J. Vroomnn. l . Matthews, J. lilllIl0ll0. J. Limlsley, C. llzxwker, J. Autinoro. fllll How: N. Slu-I't'1-r, S. lioolh. L. C0l'l'lI1ll1,Z'll1l, S, Sehmelzle. N. Durney. A. Metcalf. ll. llalekett. S. fll'01'li1'l'. li. I,:nn,m:hlln, .I. l'llu-rsolil. .l. l,lll'lll'l'. Isl Row: L. Mooney, S. Blillllil, C. Powers, .l. Slut-palrml, M. Riirgi, R. Stn-tT1-nillal, A. Martina. nlil I lltl, Allan 4'ohen. Gloria llnglertli, lhmnie t':lrmiel1:1el, lligh school lite was just a dream when we came here as seventh graders, two years ago. Soon we found that lieing a Freshman meant belonging, Under the ahle guidance of Mr. liurth, Mr. Barone, and Mr. Dumont the class of '57 cooperated, worked together and en- joyed our tirst year of high school with all the enthusiasm of young puppies. To lead us, we chose .-Xllan Cohen. 'l'o assist him in his many duties. Gloria linglerth. vice president. was always near to lend a helping hand. NYeeldy Student Council meetings have lmeen regularly attended hy our representatives, R The Class of 1957 XV. Graney, K. hlenner, bl. Antinore and S. Scott. l'articipation in school activities such as committees and clubs have kept many fresh- men liusy. At each haslcetliall game, the class of '57 volunteered eager salesmen to sell light refreshments of candy liars. popcorn. and pop. On March lU, green shamroclcs adorned our gym for the animal lfrosh dance. The lix- cheks furnished the gay music for the round and square dance, appropriately called the Clover Hop. llow 3: .T. Ruth, J. Graves. lfl. Fiorito, S. Dlilllblll, NV. Dimiek, l'. lloylan. li. Wtieoix. tl. White. K. lluteliinson, ll. Reid. Row 4: ll. Scott, G. Miller, 12. Sllepnrd, A. Ilossi, Ii. Murray, G. Stein- mi-IZ. I', NYil1-ox, I.. Seinta, A. l'llllL'll. ll. Scott. How Il: l'. Sl'4'lilllFl. A. l'romwell, 1'. I'ill'lll1'l1'1'. N. llrutllilwy, J. Johnston, I'. Mills, I. L4-une, 12. Clark, ll. 1':l11,a:razio. Row 2: I . Rigrgi, S. lit-rnutt, .l. Maelienzie. .l. Mamretrinlal, Il, Fore, M. Murray, ll, t'onnolly. How 1: Sr. ltzlney. N. llzlekett, V. llil':ls11ll:ll4', P. ll2ll'lllllg. P- Milltllli, P- CIll'l'0ll- The varied abilities ot' this class stretch into many lields. XYith pride we acknowledge the good work done by the lfreshinen who were cheerleaders, Ci. lfnglerth and hlane llossart and drum niajorettes, DI. llattaglia and hlean llossart. I-Both made a snappy showing, especially during football season. Many of us joined the voices of our .-Xhna Mater's choruses. nl. liattaglia is the piano accompanist for the girls' chorus. The l7reshMl2N of the 'P class took part in the junior varsity intra- mural activities of basketball. baseball, and football. The only lfrosh to graduate to var- sity football was Russell U'Cieen. C0l10'l'i1tlll'l- tions! Our class would like to thank Mr. Taggart for his guidance and understanding, his dis- cussions on personality and social aptitudes. Good use has been made of the booklets on politics, vacations and dating. Yes, we have become part of the tnad confusion and excite- iuent of high school life. XXI- scurry with an air of iniportance up to the top floor. Here, Iilirllfl NIH' t1'f 2 'l 'I' N '! 1' we proudly sit in the same room with Seniors. 5 c Si-ol! illlll I ior'!o, hllllllllillf. :lid lhll- nmypoli- to lw use-il :ut :I lil'4'HlDlllillI nlzlnec- Row 5: K. All1'll0l'. NV. Kinsley, H. Shirley, li. l'llll'I', I . NIilIllI1'l.l'lllGl, J. XVH4-ox. J. Stl-ttinius. li. Jenner, ll. Rogers. IL Gritlith. Row -I: ll. Neilson. J. II:1yw:lrnI, li. M.u'eh, Nl. Nohl:-N. Hmm., IL Ilmllltisyi-I-. lg. 114-nl, ,L Iiosszlrt, S. l'himino. li. Voss. How Il: ll, Ile-ywooil. Rl. xl2IHllll, , , . .... . . . . . . l'. 1':111i-pvllto. ll. xbilllil'l', li. lursel, A. bllll'l. 5. hvott, M. llli'fIfl4'll. 5- Nllvl'1II'fl- U- l'1llJFl ll1- Row 2: J. llzlttagrlizl, S. li2lkI'1'. .l. Antinoro, XV. lil'2llll'y, t', Illggri, l . l'zipp. ll. l':II'lIll1'll:Il'l. Row 1: L. t'l:u'k. Ib. Fislu-t', A. lalltoet-o, J, liossairt, W. Lytle, J. l1'r:inl:. -ll Carol Ream:-r, 'Phomas S:-hlonski. Elaine Sf-ott. The class of 1958. on the threshold of their high school career, have completed a suc- cessful year and, under the able guidance of Mr. Robert Yan lleusen and Miss Kathleen llarrold as class advisors. have proven them- selves worthy of their place in senior high school next year. Class officers elected for the year were 'llllOlllIIS Schlonslqi as president and Carol Reamer as vice-president. Representatives to Student Council were Monika Shell as Repre- sentative at l.arge, Edith l-ightholder from Rm. 106, Robert Dedman from Rm. 102 and lidward Thorn from Rm. 110. Activities included two Junior High Skat- ing Parties, one in October and the other in The Class of 1958 March. Both proved to be very successful. Many of the eighth graders participated i11 lntermediate Band and 'lunior .High Chorus. Edith Dewey was the only person in the class to be a member of Senior Band. The mem- bers ot' these groups entertained at various concerts during the year. A very enjoyable assembly was presented in February by the Seventh and Eighth Grades. A movie, The l.ife of Johann Strauss was viewed and graciously received by the remainder of the student body. XYhile the senior high school students held their guidance meetings at the beginning of each month. the eighth grade, along with the seventh, attended special guidance assemblies. Row 5: M. Murray, It. Stefani, S. Mi:-iiti, J. Antinore, J. Watson, D. Plll'St'1, J. Tuinpltins, F. Hawker, A. Hawker. E. Yanehzee. Row 4: V. 1'c-terson, D. Vickers. IL. Ridley, li. St-ott, lt. lh-ale. J. Mnnt, Ii. Stefani, IE. Anchor. F. VanDeusen, G. .I'eck. ll. Carlle. Row Il: S. Rizzo, J. Zilnnieki, S. S1-ekins, E. Lightliulder, T. Thorn, C. Smith, P. Spence, J. Peek, C. Scott, M. Curtis, W. Call. R. Granny. Row 2: A. lieallnnto, J. Woodruff. M. Wirslng. S. Ste-ffenilla, R. Ianni-llo, Il, Voss, S. Carlie. Row 1: N. Hillman, D. Bryant, R. NVQ-tzel. N. Wlliflk 11- 17001. J. O'Geen. Lectures on G. A. A., Red Key and other high school service organizations were presented for the future knowledge and reference of the grade. ln addition to this, munerous skits. recitations and comedy sketches were added on the lighter aspect. Of course there were occasional reminders of conduct and attitudes which eventually reached the students and proved helpful to them. A few intelligent students took Introduction to Spanish in preparation for future studies in this course. At Christmas time, the grade participated in a homeroom decoration contest but, al- A group of Ifliyzllth ,':r:uiers prepare :ln exhibit of eop ot' Civil XVar implements in Mr. Fire-h's elznss. though they worked long a11d hard on this project, they lost to the Freshnian Class. Much fun. however, was had by all. A munber of students participated in the annual spelling contest held in the fall. Anioug the finalists were Anthony llealmuto, Frances Nobles and Nancy XX'ight of the eighth grade. Sports for the grade were limited to noon- time basketball for the boys on Monday and XYednesday, and .I-Y football for those lucky boys who were l5 years or older. The girls also enjoyed noontime sports 011 Tuesday and Thursday and gradually became very pro- ficient in those sports which were played. we 90 Row 5: M. tforeimigrlizl. G. Muncuso, D. Antinore. N. liyde, ll. Hutt-hinson. ll. lleflmaxn, G. Unr- penter, U. Frost, L. ll4'lltll'l'Sil0ff, F, Nobles, XV. lilll'I'lNYN, li. Selimelzie. How 4: ll. I.ytle, I.. Seott, U. XVeller, H. li2ll'lM'2lll, D. Am-hor, N. Goode, J. Elllllilllilill. I-I. Dewey, N, Iiovey, V. Notl, lt. Steverson. Row 33: J. Sellers. J. 0'Geen. R. ll0lllllJlll, M. Shell. li. il0l'ilill'0, t'. I':1ni-pento, U. lteanner, .l. tluarino. F. Mooney. M. I':1l:idin0. -T. 0'lleen. Row II: J. lirlsrlie. l'- illlllllilwll- il. Iliekiiord, A. SteITinell:1. i'. Vinci. I.. Cralvotta. M. llurdiek. Row 1: Il. Ifiero, 'l'. Sehlonski, ll. Uroeker, J. lialekett, ll. liouek, li. Rizzo, XV. Rogers. uni Ili unin, Matthew tlaffiiey, Ibavirl Vim-ary, Ronald l'aladino As we entered the formerly forbidden building excitement rushed through our veins. We were at last O11 our greatest climb to adulthood and did not wish to falter in our steps. A warm breeze was blowing and the usual 11u111ber of dogs were playing a11d bark- ing around the school doors. but in our anxiety we did not notice any of these. As the bell rang announcing tl1e passing of classes, we scurried throughout the halls, trying to tind our next class a11d watching with awe the calmness tl1e older classmen displayed. After a few weeks of this, we gradually fell into the The Class of 1959 routine and lJCCZl.lll6 accustomed to our newly scheduled life. Another school year has rapidly drawn to a close. a11d next year we will have advanced to the eighth grade. Our anxiousness to start tl1e year soon wore off when we realized the hard work and adjustments we had to accus- tom ourselvese to. XYe soon got under way with the elections of our class members to Student Council. These included David Vicary as llresident, Matthew Gaffney as Vice-l'resi- dent. Ronald Paladino as Secretary, and Donna l-leaman as Treasurer. Ann Antinore, Row 5: R. Wallaee. D. Vieary, S. Seott, C. Clark, F. Nvllllillllfi. lb. Williams. li. 1'rinzi, li, John- son, li. I'nrsel. t'. Wright. .l. Laltoeeo, li. '1'aylor. S. Ai1'tl1. K. Leitner. ll. lil'lIllllN'I', I.. Spatnzzal. How 4: I.. llaekett, .I. lloyd, li. Mastin. J. Costa, G. liarone, I.. Farr, M. Long, A. Antinore, M. Hawker R. Aiken. ll. Lytle. E. Saxton, I.. Mant, K. Dim-kinson. Il. lleainen. Row Zi: II. .l:1elason. lb. I'anp.:razio. R. Liberty, A. Call, J. Fiero. 11. Iliekinson, R. llileher, A. Walker. J. Kinsley, Ib. Fisher, C. Dua-sen, R. Nobles, S. Papp, li. Thomas, R. Steiner. C. Seinta. M. Irapp. Row 2: S. Mc-Nish, 14. Hyde. R. XVoodruff, C. Spence. E. Majors. Il. Hyde, ll. Mat-Kenzie, ll. Williams. A. Tabone, J. Caeealnise. Row 1: li. Cone, I'. Wirsing, D. Cone, C. Aut'nore, M. Kraixtwurst, M. Gattuey. R. Buriliek, D. Clark, R. Taylor, J. Argana, li. Daniels. Mahlon Krautwurst, Robert Cone and Sharon Scott were elected as Student Council repre- sentatives. Our first work as an organization was carried on in our guidance class under the watchful eye of our advisors, Mr. Fitch, and Miss DeVoe. Here we worked and planned for an assembly to be put on before the rest of Junior High. VVe also helped in the plan- ning of an assembly to be put on before the entire student body. A big success was the skating party we had this year, even though some got more than their share of bumps and bruises. Sports were another activity we participated in. We played these sports during the noon hour and in our free period on Friday. While some of us preferred gym on Friday, there was also Chorus in which we could take part, and which many did. Our chorus meets with the eighth grade, and so we go under the name of the junior High Chorus. This year we sang at the Christmas Concert with the high school choruses and also at the spring concert with them. During the year, our greatest single effort was the decorating of our rooms at Christmas- time. A group of seventh grade students gathers around Mr. Fitch's table to demonstrate Indian work which they have made or collected. P I I r 1 P w The Grade School Dec. 9. We had a marionette show in the Memorial Auditorium today. It is amazing what can be done with dolls and imagina- tion .... Dec. 22. A Christmas tree trim- ming program was held today with proceeds going to the Child7'8ll,S Home in Batavia. . . . Feb. 12. Valentine parties this after- noon. At last those secret romances come into the open .... May 23. The fifth and sixth grade chorus took part in a concert in the auditorium today. . . ,lune 17. The girls of the Wolcott Street School presented a physical education program in the high school. Rachel Drayog Horace IE. Myers, 1'ri11eip:xl The Grade School Principal XVC hope that the diary of the Class of 1954 will be filled with happiness. Happiness depends on attitude rather than possessions - on service rather than selhshness - on friendships built rather than on enemies made - on love rather than hate - on faith rather than cynicism. l'lORACE B. MYERS Principal Qne of the School's staunchest friends is Captain Alfred Messore of the Le Roy Police Department who faithfully shepherd's his charges across the busy intersection and sees them safely on their way. 48 Junior Orchestra 'l'hc uicuihcrs of thc juuior orchcstrzt. ., . . . .. v ..i-sl row. h-tt to right: Miss luru-lcsou, IP. Nun- Ilurvu. li. Simmons, .l. llumsvy, Nl, 4Q:tt't'm-y, ll. Gray. .l. Wight. li. l:l'llt'l'illLfl'. AI. lvivlu-uson. 2111! row. It-ft to right: .l. llurli-y. ll, II'-wus, I . Nohli-s, .l. lliunlgrv. ll. liowvlg II. Sta-inm-tx. lil. Ke-lst-y, li, We-II1'l'. ti. Nl:Il'Kl'lIZil', lst iow. lt-t't to right: NI. Ifatfatn. li. llllts-hinson. ll. lilllllvlltl. Nl. Wilt-os. l'. Stn-re-nson, ti Withlowsoil. Nl. l:lll'1ll1'li, V. xY1'll4'l'. l . Svllllll. Miss Ethel Erickson Miss lithcl liricksou, flircctor ot' vocal music :mtl instructor of string iustru- utcuts iu thc XYolcott Strcct School, has hccu at uicmhcr of thc l.c Roy faculty for ucztrly twcuty-livc ycztrs. llcr lovc of music ztucl uufztiliug plcaszmt pcrsouality hnvc scrrccl as au iuspiratiou to count- lcss l.c Roy stuclcuts :mtl grzuluzttcs. lu Zlilililitlll to hcr othcr clutics shc rlirccts thc bluuior Orchcstra. Miss Martha Dispenza It was with clccp rcgrct that wc lczlru- ccl that W5-l was to utztrli thc cud of Miss llispcitzzfs IlSSOL'lIllitJIl with The l,c Roy Ccutrztl Schools whcrc shc has hccn art instructor of grzulcs l-ti for thc past tivo ycztrs. XYc :irc curious of thosc stuclcuts who will uow hcuclit hy hcr zthility :mal kuowlcclgc. Vic clo, howcvcr, siuccrcly wish hcr utuch liztppiucss iu thc futurc. nl lluw: K. She-lhy, I., llzxrt, S. llzxhl I Vlmlu-1' li l l'lll'l lll l xl'lllll'l l nl . . . - . - . . . .. II 1 uw: ll. l n-rnzmys. Al. l:l'Il1ly, li. lint- llgllll. lst Row: l'I. lhllvs, Y. lillllillll N laumvllo. la I1 lux Pllylllrl .l1l:lu1H. Nlillllllllgl li. Gill. l'. f'l2ll'li, K. IIIQIIIIIH. v v . .. Inv T. . Ala-x. lst Row: N. I.:-1 , . U'l'v4-n lf' lllcll:-js. ll. lloswi1'k,l4. llll'l't'll. N. lVn-lla-r, Il. King, li. ' llll l riuvolu lv'u'l14-1' ' l'h yllis Adams. Rizzo, Kindergarten St,:unIinf.r: .l. Autinorv. Bl. Fitch, ll llsllhwvn, J. 0194-m-11. lst Row: K f'ill'lN'llf4'l', .l. M4-lluln-l'ts, ll. Uill'll4'I', li Milvln-ll, A. Mzwlluls, l'. l.:lm4-mlul:l. 'l'0fll'll0l'I Phyllis Anlnms. liraulv. :ind Row: W. lf':llm-om-, 1 Iluntbn, L. Orlzmnln. lst Huw: lx liolmloo, J. Czlrli, S. Cook. Tm-:lc-l1c1': Phyllis JXIIIIHIS. Ilrrl Row: M. ll:l1-koll, C. l+'o1'1l, Bl Kindergarten Stnnulingrz G. 1iU!'l'illliLIliiI. W, M1- Ilurnvy, M. I-II11'l1:lrl, A. lluwvy. ll NVmul. M, Illllxlplurvy. Xl. llrnwu. IG Mnrraly. C. l':lr1i. lst Row: l'. Ilzlymm-. 'I'4-axvllm-l': Joan M. K1-Ile-y. Jlrll Row: li. Mmnlvy. lb. Smith. A. NVomlIcy, l'. Ilrirv. 211ml Row: S. Iirooks, J. 1:i4ll'l'. ll. M1'l'l:1m:, ll. Ilmolu-1. Ist Row: lf. Ellison, J. Alexander, L. Mr-l':1wx1. 'l'o:1m1ln,-l': .loam M. K4-llvy. 211-11 Huw: li. .Kslllm-y. K. Ill-zllw-. fllt Huw: II. SlliIll1'll1l, .I. M4-txlvr, Il, Silllli sun. A. XVUMIIA-X. li. 'l'lmnl:1s. lst llow 'l'. SIN'I'I'j'. 'l'. ll2ll'jIl'ZlV4', U, Xlmnufy l' 1'llllI'4'Illil'IlI. K. Xlnluv, I.. Nnplf-5, 'l'm-:u'lu-r: .loam RI K4-IIN' 21111 How: M. SlN'Ill'l'. N. Gnngi. D. Dv- Krugvr. Ib. Mmm-, l'. 11124-4-xl. M. Mig- gins. Ist How: V. l.:1I'l':-rty. G Ih-ttm-l'i4lg:n-, I.. Yillvi. .l. Fzlrr, L. How- ll. .lr '1'mll'll0l'Z Juan Rl. K4-lla-y. ml llnw: Il. AVUIIIID, I.. 'I':1yI4Ir, I lrnlprn-mx, Al Ilzllwm-Ii, 5. I..npp 1 uw: I. Nulty. ll. lilllfil. Ii, VIIVNI I, xxllllilllhl, S, 01501-11. K. W1-Ish. I union. lv:l1'l11'l'1 Lol S I.. VIYIIIJTII lor. AIINOIIIII '. X, hull:-I. A l'lurIi. lst llvw: II. Yim-Ioy, IL Ulalllss. A. RIZIJUFN. ll. Kih- lf t'uuilnigIi'u li lim'- nlivli. ll'IIl'Ill'I'f Loi :4 I.. 'l'Im1'n Lf rn, .I. Nlzmnlinprz A. I isIu-r. Ii. NV:lIl:u-0, 1 Xlunnix 1' Ifi-411:-1' I' I-:pp IC Ilzlnio-lv Kindergarten Jml lluw: Ii. Iiuuglv. 'I'. VIIIIIITIZIII, ll. lziljllill, IG. UIGIVK, IL. S1-I-Ivy. Nl. Saxton. II. IJIIZSIIIIIIHIIIS. ist Huw: S. lhmlw. K. Illllvs, J. AVUUII. I.. I'l:lIvli, II. l Il'4-llnl' . :-1 I., 'I'I1m'n. SI:1ml'ng:: l'. NNIIIII-, H. Ilmlg--rs,,AI. M1-ssun-, P. Ilorr, .I, In-gtg. S-. II1'I'I'I4'Ii, A. Ilrzulv G. Mun:-uso, Il. .Im-nks. Is? ltnw: XI., AYIISIIIIFQ. M. III-urs. Alm-nt: ll. llnwo, K. I.:14I1l. 'l'4'2l1'Ill'l'I Lois I., 'I'Iml'l1 First Grade St:m4ling: 'l'. I.:lpp. G. Ilnut. li. All-rim. li. Ilurle-y, ll. llvimliq-lx. lst How: .l. Ilzlrvie-, K. Mm-l'ow:m. IL Urlnmlu. lb Mvlia-nxiu, I. i1llllI'l'llliQ'ltl. 'l'1'ill'll1'I'I Rosa- 141. l'l:1ppvr. Slillltlilljll ll. Majors. S. Wllilv. SlI4'l'IllilIl. R. Yzlvllzzu. 2nd Row: . Malloy, Il. SlH'IlLfll9. K. 'I'lnn'pv. .. 'l'nn:ll'f. 1:41 lluw: K. Gill. S. lillssn, ll. l.lll1rllP. 'l'v:u-hor: Gran-nf K. Ularrk, rf- Stnnnlingrz H. llillmnn. W. Xu-idivli I lluI'I'mun IP lilnlti li Hlll I S Huw: 'l'. Urlalllrlu. S, l.1'g:3:. U. lmgg . , . . .l. l':ul:lflln1r. IP. .l1':Il'j'. lx. llc- Illll1'!l. l Alf-Xish. S. llzlrris. 14.11 he 1: Iiusv IG. lfIil1blll'l'. Slilllllillllf J, Muni. M. IC. King. lb Tlmmzls, K. Wie-411-nmn, G. 'l'h:m-r. ht I Nlllllll ll Mm Huw: J. 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Znzl HUXVI IL II:mIing:, A. III-mfs, .l. In-4-Iaillgr, I'. II:1Ism-y, K. Gr:-vu. Il. VIIIIIIIIIIX. IH! How: IK, Ilnym-s. Il. Funk. Iv, Kil':lllalIIl, 'fe-:I1'll1'l'Z 4'N'0li:l fl, 'l'l'Il1Il'l. SIZIIIIIIIIJIZ Ii.l':1l'sm1. .I. llnlu-r. II. Airlll, J. l':lIl:I. ll. II:lln'm'Ii, ll. liluml, ID. Am'Iw1'. S. 1':ll'IIlI1'lIiIl'l. lst llmv: J. 1':u-4-allnisv. II. .XIlZ:IluIlt'. Ib, Amin' Inral. Ii. l'iIl'll4'y. Ii. .XllIIlllil'1'. 'I'm-zu-I1m'l': Joyvm- 141. Ynnlh-llsvll. Third Grade SIIIIIIIIILLYI lb If'im'itn, .I. 'I'Imm:le-1, .I. Postal. M. S+-hh-n. Qllll Huw: It. I!r-1-l- tm-n. I. Yillvi. Il. VIIIIIIIH. ll. Vim-i In I,:lIIm'm-n. Isl Ilowz BI. I-'ussa-ll, I'. Sharp. .I. I i1-rn. fI'x-zu-In-x': Myrtzl S. l':lIv4-rt. Ylzuulingr: X. IIutm'Ininsnu. S. II:11'1'is. NI. l'ri1Ig1-ull, .l. Mm-Izln-1'. I.. Ilimlluy, l'. Xhnnn. D. III-lula-rsImtt. lst lluw: Xirtih. l'. I5llI'1II1'IC, Ib. I.:lnu-xululzl, I NIM ullvy. I'0:l1'Ill'I'Z l'olu-4-ttxl I,nm':m. bl IIIUIIIIQZ I.. lmnl. N. Ilumms. I., 1 III tis. Zirel Huw: NI. NPIIIIII. Ii. Nlzlf-Nun lll ID 111114 I IIIX ml I m I IIN I . I' '. I. i'z '. 2 i4'1 Y. 11 . - , . I-. IN-rl'u'Ic. Ist Imw: I., lhllm-Is. I Q1-1-Iv Ii limm-v lc-zu-lu-r: Nlyrtzn S. t':1Ivu-rt. QIGIIHIIIILII X. Ilnrtlmlf. N. All-1'l4-ll:1lufI I I X111 hid: Xl I III vu I. ,. .zum-' :, .. .. .:1-im , 1'nI'1l:1l'0. S. KIZIIUIIU. ISI lluwt K4-nm-nly. S. I.:upp. .l. .IuImsun, I-1. I.1-I II. II:lI1'Il. A. IY:l4I1', 'I'. Imnllvv XI. Ilig, 'l'm-zu-Iw1': Num-4-Ital I.nm-my. Standing: .. :- n. .,. , 1 'N ' v . ., ' ,..' ,r...,,.. .,. -- h. ':' -': . Il .n'1. Si:1n4ling:: ll. Hfvmlv. 1st R4 Ilmvtllv, I. NY1-ll1'l', ll. XV:l ' , lu-si. ll. XYl g:lll. II. lIl'rm','. lllllllt, . . ',: z :. Q. ': . . de-11, Ii. YIIIIQL' . . ': 4-z -. 'l'4-zu-in-rg Aura: Ile-1lI'v1'x1. .l. l.m1l1ntw, 1-. . .. .. as 121141 Huw: K. Purs -. . - - I':1l:1mlino, S. Slim-xx lst Huw: . 1i vw ' I Third Grade Stamflingz G. lhulgrm-rs, mi, Ruth, lhnlulvv. L. l'ul'tvl'. li. King. Qnel lion S. Ste-i'I'v111-lla. li. N1-wlnn. Ki. Sm-ut lst Row: Su Nortllrllp, F. Ilowv. h . Izllzlelilm, S. lI:1hg'umI, ll. Nutt. A Millvr. 'l'1-:wln-rc Ann Luwm-ll. 44 'QQ Slilllllilljfl l'. lhlr-m4-. 1'. 1'l1ilm-r. li AINI1-rsun, J. lxl:Il'li, ti. I!:11'n:lr1l, lx Wrigrlnt, S. Aclila-y. lst Huw. I.. Ilan 0lll', J. l:l'2ll'lI, S. CIIIPIC. G, l:llll1'l', N Yau-uxzu. 'lwt'il1'lll'I'Z Allrzl Rl'll1,l'l'll. Fourth Grade Sixlnslingt D. Fox, 'l'. J. 1'llI't'iXllig1'HZl Xl, 4':1rln-y, Il. lfllllll. K. 1'1'uI't. II llidgvl. Unwl Row: .l. link'-l'. l2.Amm1'1 Isl Row: NI, JUIIIISUII. Il. lloyd, S lrvwvy. .l. 1'l1inu-nu, I.. lhqwl. 'l'1':11'll1'I'Z l,u!'irX l'nl'l1'X'iIl1'. Sfilllllillpfl S. l'rinzi. IL l':u::ll1iI1. I Vinci. J. Yau-llvtl. S. T2lI'2lllliIlll. ll. Wul- l:l4-n-, Ii. Vllllylllilllli. Il. Wolfe-. Iwi How: I . l:1'IllIlllll'l.lQ. Sn-1-ly. ll. llo- lwrts, J. Tlllll'Il. 15. l'2ll'I'. .Um-111: 1' NYi1I1l1nvNm1. 'l'v:u'h1-ri .lznu-l Bl, lflwvsi. Znnl Huw: G. I:lll'Il'll'4l. I sn ll dl K l'x'v1ltl4-1-, ll. lhmtlu-, 'l'. XX ll l mum Km-rnutt. Ib, Itrynnl. Is .nu SllI'il1.flll'. li. Bloom-y. ' N1 llrzulhury. .l. Wmulwm 'l'4'ilK'Ill'I'I Luris l1lll'fl'Vlll4 ?'I1lll1llll,., Il. llmrpf-, l X Illl I11 1 N I'lIl'I'IX. 2Il1I liuwi H W llu 'l'I1um:1:4. .l. l'I'iVill'I'Il. Il Nm: Xl Stn-vm-nsun. lst lin S1-Inwah, 'l'. l'ri4-v, 'l'1-zu-lu-l': .lam-I Rl. I xx l l 1 l ru SIGIIIIIIIILII IP. I-':lnl1il1g. NI. I-ilu-1-suld, ll, lmylv. V. Saxton. ll, Svhwnlr. S. Ilzu-In-Il. II, 'l'ntI1-11. II. 1'n1-vin11g:li:1 Qllfl Iluw: l.. I r:mk. li, .I:n'ksnn. Ist Huw: .l. Wigrlml. .I. Ifilu-u. 'l'c-alvln-1' : 1':xmlll:1 Klum-uso. Staxmlingz Ii. SIIIIIIIUIIS. J. Ilvsxl. ID Mzlttlu-ws. A. lil-:1l!m1. Ib, Ilnhinglm, Ist How: V. Svhlmlski. li. M111-Ks-nzix-. Al. Williams, M, I's-rrom-. S. I's-t1-r- on, IP. IIIIIISUII. Il. I,:1I'I'1-1'ly. J. I.:1pp 'I'1'il4'Ill'I'I l'l:u':l NQWIIZIII. Fourth Grade Sfillltlillgl Il. In-vlnlzln. 4'. Blunt. 1 l':1ll. J. Rllxnsvy. lull Row: J. II.l1l I lulxwl, IP. .Is-airy. Bl. I.:lI.4w1-n, M. Im-II iusnn, Ist Huw: S. Wirlnlc-r. I,, V114 vsunisv, A. Iimlslvy. BI. IJIIQILIII. lv:u'I14-1': VIIIIIIIIAI AIZIIIVIISO. itnmliugz F. Slwll, V. AIZIIIVIIHU, J 'NI:1,im':4. ID. Vzllllllllw-11. lst Ilnw: IP IIUIIJIIIIHII, I'. VIIIIIIHIIPII. J. Illllnsvv, J Ilusv, If. Sr-hull. IP. Millvr. I.. Svlllnf-lzh-I I 'I'. J4-Inks, I . Myn-rs. 'l't'2ll'Ill'l'I Clam Nl-l'll2lI1. Fifth Grade SIZIIIIIIIIIII M. Nimlivlc, ll, NV:-llvr, .I. , I-. - ... 1- . . x . . . . Ilulmtt lx Ion I Ixulm-1Iy.I.. '1'1'm-, II XIIIIIIIIPI I. I'lllx I' XXIII un NI I . v . . v I: S... 1 lu. Mmlnlom-lc, .I. Mzxhmi. Ist Ilnw: I Ilynlv, BI. M1-Niall, U. I'2lI'IIl0Il't', T. Mc'- U1 H llloy. -: ' -'Z 1-vivvv IIUIIIIRIIIH. lm uhu l-mn Stzmnzlingr: G. XVin-111-1n:n1l1, Il. G1':l4-iv r I I. llII'lI!'l. 5. IulIIIlI'1l'. X Gillzuwl, .I. IIIII'I1'X. ll. Ilillmxln. lst Iluw: 'l'. w l.IOYOIilIIlI, S. Filin, .I. liuxxllrxllwlllv, .I. l':Ilunr14-. I'. IIIISIII: .I. lillalrinu. 'I'02l4'IllxI'Z .Iusvph Blum-llsu. QIIIIHIIIIQII .I. Ilvzxlv. W. 'l':1pp. BI. IN-nl I.. NIvssu1'4'. 1'. Ilillmnn, V, H'lh-on. I BI. Imtizizx. 'lst Huw: I.. I.:llnln-in, II Yl4'Yl'IIN, .I. IYHI-1111, .I. .Im-airy, A. xIIl.I1lI'l I. Minn-r. IIIl':ll'Ill'l'I tin-In-x'i1-vw Ilnltllsluw. Stzumlimrz S. l1'1'Q:-xt, .I. Gramluy, II.'IIilI mi:-Imvl, BI. G:lI'ln1-y, A. llznrtlxull, I Il:-wus. lst liowzg li. Ulzxlm-. Il. Ilzmn v ..' 'r'A . I U-. S. In1alm1g.,I1.1, 1. Lunullu, II. lx.nnl NI II IIIIUIIIIIII H lin I IUINIII '.' . , -... I v . . . . '... . v. In-:H-In-r: .IUNOIIII5I2lIll'II?l1l. Ylzxmlingrz Il. Ilmlgl-rs. ll. Smllviv. I.. Wight. Zml Iluw: II. Williums, 1'. Williams. t', Purse-I. I'. Sh-l':xn:. Ist . Cow: S. Yzlnn-Ili. II. llnssi. Il. SUIIIOIIY wki. Ii. SIIIIINIIIIVX. Iv:ls-In-1' : Imris RI-'4 ':1l'IIly. Qmmlingz Ib. Ailu-n, l'. Clark. If. Yohla-S. V. Iiillnu. I.. IIIlI1.fl'f, li, limit' tif-111. lst llow: I . Watson. W. IH-nl. li. lh-tlf-riflgrv. li. Iialgrlio. ll. .-Xxliixxuw-. I. Antinnru-. J. III-md. l'v:lvIu-x': Ilia-Imrul Wv's011l'v1lvr'. Fifth Grade SIIIIIIIIIILII I. Illxzu, Il, 5-watt, S, SIl'YlIl son. ti. 1.1-Iizial, .I. Sm-Icins. Ulu! lin J. IIl'2lIl4Il'N. V. 'l'1-uzurt. Ii. In-gmn-. Sh-vm-ns. Ist llnw: S. I'l:lIn-lc, I Wrigrhr. Ib. I'i4'km-ll. Rl. 'l'z1lmm-. 'I'v:14'l1v1': Doris Mvl'z11'tl1y. Stnmlingrz J. Airlh. J. .xI'IIIlIIIl0, N 4':11'1u'llts-1', I.. l':lIn:1n. IZ. Amnnlr. lb lloyd. Zlnl Huw: li. Ummm-, N. IIZIFIIII Ist Iimv: Il. Am'hur, I., llrmlio. Ib IH-nm-tti. l'. Anxzxlum-, K. Imsun, 'II1'2I4'IlQ'I'I Ilivlmrul Wvisvllwmla-1', Sixth Grade htzmflluprz II. Ilnwzurml. II. Ilalnsm-n, I' l'iII'II XI YI , . . am-uzzu. IP. I+':1p::ln. II. l':lII Iwi llow: IP, Iluylf-. Il. Nll'l'Zll'IIlj', .I. I'IIIing:Iu:rm. II. I-'usss-II, 1'. Ih-II4-ridg.: IZ. Airth. S. lh-nllxnmnt. ll. linilv. Ab sq-nt: l'. Williams. II. llmvvr, 41 Amlvr- SUII. 'I'v:u-In-rx th-m'g:v NIIIIIIIIIII. 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'lihc XYolcott Street School Stttclctits find the lih1'zt1'x' 21 sourcc of lmowlcclqc :tml ctitcrtztiiimcnt. :X real livc puppy clog trightyl lcmls himself to thc close scrtttiny of at numhcr of grzulc schoolcrs. r l s The Activities Dec. 18. The music organizations present- ed the annual Christmas concert tonight. The music was wonderful .... March 22. Another issue of the Red and Black came out today. My name was in it five times. April 2. First night of the senior play. I couldnit figure out whodunit until the very end .... April 17. My first day as hall monitor. Service above self should be the motto of this organization .... April 22. Election of next year's Student Council of- ficers is going on. The electioneering is dignified but very active. How 25: A. COIIUII, Ib, Gray. W. Sw-lies-. S. Smith, J. Cant-roll. J. l12lt'illliK'llf, H. Immh-:tstle-, I'. 'I'rmh-I, J. U1-uvlu-l'. F. Mnmrt-fritlzt, J. lfinritn, R. Ft-rrnrzl. S. lnnftu. J. Frank. Row 2: A, Null, 'l'. Sehlon:-iki, S. Stn-pztrsl, IC. lie-tlnmn, A. Antinnre, W. Grunt-y, 'l'. Tlmrn. IL Vit-ary. .I. Antinurt-. M. Shell, A. Martina, M. Gzlffney, M. Kruutwurst. Row 1: U. Rezuuer. S. Scott. I.. ltznughlin. lil. Nll'SSlll'l', K. Jenner. G. A. Sytutnul:-4, N. lburney, G. lfltlglerth, S. St-utr, lil. ltighthnlnln-r. The Student Council The Student Cotmfil of LeRoy is called the l.e Roy lligh School Student Association. Some of the duties of this orgzmizutimt are to direct the extra ettrriettlzu' activities of all classes. seven through twelve, charter extra ettrriculztr clubs and ot'g'aniz:ttions. cletertnitte schedules of meetings, and plan stttcletit cou- rlttetetl assemblies. Its most impm't:mt func- 'l'l1t' ll'lfiit't'1'S -:elm -:.'t'1't' 1't'.vfm1.vi!'It' for flu' 7953-jr! .vizrdml t'0IH1t'tI 'rt't'rt', lcfl In riyllzl, J. 1,1Il'1IJIfl'1lI', f'it't'-f1't'x,' S. Sllziflz, l'rt'x,' ff. 5j'IIIIHItf.f, St't'.,' J. 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W The O-at-kan Staff NYith pencils in hand, faces blank and minds in a turmoil, the 1954 O-A'l'-KAN staff began its long tedious task early in the fall. Under the very capable guidance of our advisor Mr. Cahill, we started planning the U-.X'l'-KAN. The num- ber of pages had to be computed: a list of the advertisers in l.e Roy and vicinity had to be com- piled. Hlith contracts in hand the advertising committee invaded the communities in the area. The final results were territic, topping the prev- ious years. Next came the photographiugg this was super- vised by Mrs. Russell. assisted by the camera club. Pictures of classes. class activities. organ- izations, and action picture were taken with won- derful results. liollowing this the U-.-YI'-li.-KN sales started with the capable leadership of Miss Moran as- sisted by Morris l'ickell and Gale Lytle. This too ended with results high above those of prev- ious classes. Under the leadership of Mrs. XX'illiamee the business classes tended to bills and out of town ads. They actually acted as the cor- respondence dept. of the O-.-Yl'-KAN. As an aftermath to planning the book. selling adver- tisements and subscriptions, came the job of writing the material for the yearbook. XYe, the l95-l O-.-YI'-KAN Staff, hope we have created a lasting impression that can never be driven away, and a yearbook which the Class of 54 will be proud of. Grace Ami Sym0na'.r, liditor-in-Clzivf, fzfdd Crocker, Bzfsincss lllanagcr, and Eileen Blood, Associate lftlilor, go 0-rw' final plans for tlzr' lumle. The Red and l-llack with ,losephine Zambito as liditor-in-Chief. .loyce l5rimmer. Managing lidi- tor, liileen l-llood, Business lXlanager. and with full support from the staff has faithfullv pro- vided the students with the current eventsiof the school. lnformation ou games, assemblies, dances and other happenings come alive before the eves of the subscriber who takes his first glance at the latest copy. All of this up-to-date news is made possible by the work of the ambitious members of the journalism class. During the first semes- ter these hopeful journalists use their class per- iods to write their interesting bits of news. The look of joy on a subscribers face when he reads lidilol'-X11-rlzivf Zuuzlvilo, Zim' from Ivff, Imzflx luv' lZI'ffl'S, Grace Ann S-vuzozzdx, fo-Vcc lJ,l'fIl!IIlt'I', and Her' Heyiuood in laying out an issue of llw Ned and Black. a copy of the lied and Black makes every mem- ber of the staff very proud. Since journalism is taught a half year only, the ex-members of this class must continue their work on the school newspaper during their study periods or outside of school. XYhere would the school be without the reliable staff? As a result of all the happiness and headaches of reporters, these students will have had the ex- perience aud training in the field of journalism and some will, one day in the future, be grate- ful that they had taken the challenge of being a reliable member of the Red and Black staff. The Red and Black Staff A I una v v - . Y I .I, I'lXY:ll'f, li. 0'Sl1e:1. J. l'rm-ker, IL Frost, J. t'roeker, XY. Myers, J. 1fl0l'lfH, I.. Mlm-its-ft. llow 1: J. l':1ln1n-s'. I-I. lllood, J, Zalmhito, .I. llrimun-r. G. Symonds. IZ. Iiiglntliohlt-i-, Il. Ili-yu-owl, Qml How: S. Smith. .l. I,at-hnieht, l'. Lalthzun, J. lll'tH'lU'l'. lst How: li. Illootl, ll, Gray. Miss lt'ortmill4-r, l-I. Maneuso, I., Scott. The National Honor Society Une afternoon in May, 1953. during a Na- tional llonor Society assemhly several mem- hers ot' the blunior class were surprised to he called to the stage to he initiated. These students had shown outstanding scholastic ahility. were of good character, had shown alwility to lead others. and were willing to serve their school. These surprised students were .ludd frocker, Donald tiray, Margaret Ann lVlancuso, Sidney Smith, and Grace Ann Sy- monds. ln Septemher, election of otiicers was held and Donald Gray was elected l'resident. 'ludd Crocker, Yice-llresident, Cirace Ann Symonds, Secretary and Margaret .Nun Klancuso, Treas- urer. The lirst activity of the group was to clean the school trophies. ln November the Society. under the guid- ance ol Miss lfortmiller. held initiation ser- vices for four Seniors. These students were chosen hy a committee ol the faculty on the hasis of scholarship, character. leadership and torian. Donald tiray. left, in addition to heing the president ot the we National Honor Society is the Yaleclictorian of the Class of 1954 which lleggy Mancuso. the society treasurer. is its saluta- servicc and included liileen lllood. .lerome l-achnicht, Calvin l.athan and l,orraine Scott. At this time Mr. tierald Uphill spoke to the student hody. :Xt Christmastime the Society took cookies to the County Old Folks' llome. They also sang carols to hring some Christmas cheer to the Home. In February the National Honor Society memhers hecame the envy of hoth students and teachers. This was due to the fact that they were lacing excused from school to attend a matinee of the famous musical Oklahoma', which was heing presented in Rochester. Other activities of the So:iety included more trips to Rochester for entertainment and the award- ing of the English l. awards. ln May, initiation services were again held and several more students hecame cligihle to wear the pin that signities an honor student. They had reached the goal that each and every student should strive tor. t.,,..mW,,,8, .foxefl1i11t' lamzelfo, lefl, .ft'I'I',X' .S'j'illt'1'41 .llmfomiiz .llt'HllI'1It'Al' look nu. The Larkin Speaking Contest 'l'he l.arkin Speaking Contest was estab- lished through the interest and generosity of the late Vlll1tJlllZlS XY. l.arkin. for the purpose of giving students an opportunity to gain poise and conlidence in the art of public speaking. Originally, only -luniors and Seniors were eligible, but due to the new lfnglish program, students of speech class are required to try out for this contest. llowever, any interested junior or Senior may enter. lf an unusual amount of interest is shown and a great number of students wish to par- ticipate. eliminations are held. The partici- pants who coine through the preliniinaries then enter the tinal contest. ,ludges for this are chosen by the faculty advisor. Mr. Mc- liolzerts. The contestants are judged on both content and presentation of the material. The speeches of the contestants are alike in one respect. 'lihey generally deal with prob- lems currently in the public eye. XYith the aid of Mr. Mclloberts. the prospective orators select an appropriate subject and write an or- iginal speech on it. The l,arkin Speaking Contest is one ot' the many long standing traditions of l.e Roy lligh School. As long as students show an interest, in the art of public speaking. the l.arkin Con- test will reinain a tradition of l.e Roy and a never-to-be forgotten experience for the par- ticipants. I 1 l l .I. Spills-r, ll. Ibnssinore, W. Anderson, J. l':lrroIl. .furktt11'1'of!rt'f1t1lt',v lla'uml1t'11f'f'fel1'lr lst row: I'. Miller, ll. Yaleln-tt, ti. Sym- onds, M. l'IIIlL!'l'ilZl0, Ind row: S. .lil1'k- Will I I llo 1St:unling:1 H, Mogravero. M. Meliurney, G. Lninleastlv. J. l'roek1-r, J. l'2lI'l'Illl. lt. K1-1-lmli. R. Morris, J. l:Zll'0llI', F. lllilllgl-'l'I'l4l2l. lsflilll-'lll lil. Blood. lb, l':1rton. G. Ripton, J. Zalnlhito. Seniors Present Annual Play :tylor. play 1'0lllllllllU1' nn-lnhers. wer It-ftl lb, l':1rton. .I. linrone. J. trot-ker llllll IC. llloml listen to tlirc-vtions om Mr. lirittzxin. tlowor l'lLZ'llll ll. hillton, IG. liloonl, J. lll'0K'li1'I' and J. Zalm- lnto, in il set-no front tln- play. I. H. Nil-hols. I . AlillllIt'l'l'l1ltI, H. Ridley, The days of April second and third will go down in the history of the class ot' IUS4. Un these two days we embarked on a sojourn into the theater. The play we presented was ap- propriately entitled Ten l.ittle Indians. This spine chilling murder mystery was a master- piece of suspense with comedy skilfully woven into it. The cast was well versed in their lines and their movements were perfected to the linest detail. The opening of the curtain gave many of the members of the cast their tirst experience with acting. They were met with a large genial audience both nights. They were well rewarded for their hard work hy the plaudits and applause of the audience. The people hack stage and all who helped in any way should he given a hardy well done. Our special thanks and appreciation should he given to our tine director, Rlr. llrittain. llis expert showmanship helped us immensely and made the play the huge success which it was. Q11g1'1'S .... Cast 1111 OIXICI' 111 IIICII' 2111111-z11'z1111'c-'I Mrs. R11g'111's .. Illllf.. XIIIY N111 'z C Y11111 L'Iz1y1l1111'11c . ,.. l 1111111 l.11111I1z11'1I .. Xllllllllly Xlz11's11111 XYilT1:1111 lIT111'1- .... f1L'IIl'I'IIl M:1cK1-11ziv 1 . , .. G1'r11I11' l,11111i1'11x!l1' . 1Il111i11111111 .Il1'Hlll'lIt'-I' .. lfIi111n'11 .Il01111z'1'1'11 .. 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NI:1111-111111, I. 1 111 1111is 4lIlI4I I 41111-11- 41 4 lxllllllll I I1 1111111 11.111 'Il v1-1' l,1-I't: ll. 3l111'1'is, J, flIII I11111 I Allll ll-l'ill'l 'Ill' 1' 1111 1 1 . 1 11111 I11w11l' lli 'l1t' 1' I 1111 l'IlN tl1 NI. XI1-I'1l1'11111' I 7-1111I11111. -A Q-.W 111-1 1, I 71 5 1 11' - 2. 'l'l11- 1'11H1111'i11g III-T.L'l'llfl11II Red Key Society Serves School llu ltllXllltN ol Ind lux mt-mf In-rs :ire lllillly. In the pit-titre tt . :....'. .,1v tht top, t tint tilt is sh mn ln lpin, :t yonttgi-r student on one ot' the lnnses. The next pit-ture is zt st-one tn the eztft-tet'i:t wht-re lllt'llllH'l'H ul Xt In-Ip prepztrt- :und dtstrtlnttte lo l How ot' tl':tIIit- In-tween elatss noon :und :tt night. 4 the right are ntonitors ehosen from the tm-tnht-rslnr who regulntt- th is .tt. The Red Key Service Cluh is an organi- zation composed entirely of students who have volunteered to aid the school and other students in whatever ways they may he helpful. 'lihis group is organized at the heginning ol each school vear. ,-Xn announcement is ntade asking those who are tnferested to at- tend an organizational meeting. .Xt this tiine the students present sign up. stating a preference lor particular iolms. Xlthough the students state their preferences there is no guarantee of receiving that particular jolt. llowever, ntetnhers stand ready to do any jolt which will aid in the ellicient and pleasant running of the school and its ac- tivities. Many of the duties performed hy the siudents cotne in the evening or after school hours. hut the inaiority of the johs tall during school time. Some of the duties perlornied are working in the cafeteria, sellinf and collecting tielxets at ganies. work- ing in the lihrary, and showing visitors through the school. Stage Crew Photography Club 12ml Huw: IY. lfl't'IlIlII. Il. Ifallllxilng. .I. Sir-ttinills. Slilllillllgi .I. Sllillvr. NY. Slil'IH'l', 'l'. II1l1'r-vwrl. Il. G, -Iliplull. Il, Itnyll, t1.'WI1iI1-. Ist Huw: ti, I.:xpp. NI-:ltr-II: ti. Iliptlm, IZ. Il:-ywuml, Mrs. Stululm-tx. II. I.:11r1r. ll. loss. Iv, S-.-nit. Ilussn-II. NI. SlI'Yl'IlHlIII. .I. 1':u'1-ull. The Clubs ml Iww: AI. xll'I'l'7lj', V, 1'I:u1'k. IP. Saxton, I II ml I-r, 12 Wright. S. Sm-ntl. Ii. I.1-ilu'-r. IL .Xll1'llul'. .I. l2l1:11'i1w. II. xYlIllil'IA. S. mis--. .I, Ihfyml, Ist Ilmv: Ii. Ibir-I4 NU... l,...2 ... l'x'. .I. Ilmlgm-rs. Il. Ifrust, II. I'i':1l'l'. Il. Imyml, .I, SlIIIl1llII2Z I-1. .lUllllSOIl. 'l', Ihlrrows, I . Ilzmwlu-r. Yrfmunnu. NIV. l:I'IllllDlII'j', Ii. SI--vit. I-', XlilIIlIl'XYS, I . X':unIiusvn. li. Whiiw-, J. Str-tlinills. W. Iiinsln-y, IP. I':lvI:Iu11. Il, I'mI1lun. XIV. KlII'Ill. Zull Ilowi S.Uxl.j'l'l'S, II. lll'llIllIlIl. .I. .luImsIon. II. Umm-. II. Xllllmms. I., 4'I:nrIc, W. Lytln-, t', Ilusvn. II. lllll'lll'I', Isl Ilmv: I'. Wirsing, IC. 5I:ljuVs. I.. xllllll, .l. S.-III-rs. Il, XVIIIIJIIIIS. 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Band 1.011111 1111s 11011 10111'0s0111011 111 1110 .-X11-S11110 SL'C11l11liI1S 11111011 11101 111 .X111i1111 111 Nl1YL'I1I1lQ1'. 15111111 1,2lI'1l11I, 11010111 1,IlSS111I11'1', N1Z1I'1L' .'XI'gZl112I. 211111 1101sy 1f1'os1 XYCYC 1110 11111111 1110111111-1's 01111s011 111 111111i0i111110. .-X11 010111 111111 1111 1110 11111111 1110111- 1JL'1'S 1111111 1-UI'XYZ1l'11 111 i11 111C S13I'1IIg 111 CYCI'j' YCZII' is 1110 L111111115' Music 1 0s1iv111 11111011 1111s 110111 111 1'1Zl1Z1V1Z1 1111 ,X111i1 11111110111 211161 May 111s1. 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Everyone remembers the marching band and the time support they gave our football team at the home games this year. The marchers. wear- ing the traditional red and black uniforms, were lead by that snappy drum major, jimmy Rumsey and a row of eight sparkling majorettes. The majorettes were Carol Papke, JoAnn Battaglia, Edith Lightholder, Lucille Vinci. Shirley jack- son, Sheila Boothe, Barbara Clark and jean liossart. On Armistice Day the memorable par- ade was enlivened by the customary numbers played by the marching band combined with the concert hand. This year Murray Perkins, Marilyn Roth. Ed- ward Battaglia and Marie Argana went to Am- herst to another contest from which they brought fame to our dear old Alma Mater. The main highlight of the year was the pur- chasing of a shiny new tuba. The tuba section of the band has had to use old silver tubas which have begun to show the wear and tear of repeated use. The band put on the annual Spring Concert on Sunday, May sixteenth. lt has been the cus- tom since Mr. Lane came to l.e Roy to have the band accompany the choruses in this, the last public appearance of the year. It was hard to accomplish this task of accompanying because many of the band members were in the Choruses. Some of the selections rendered were XVonder- ful Copenhagenn and Thumbelina . 1,111 sure everyone enjoyed the performance just as much as the band enjoyed putting it on. ajorettes Loft to Right: J. A. lillffilllllil. E. I.ip:l1tlioliler, L. Vinci. J. Hossnrt. J. Ruinsey, U. Pnpke, S. liooth. lt. Clark, F. Pzlpp. Venter: S. Jaleksou. l1'11111'1l1 Row: 11. A111'111111'1-. l'. Kt'2lllll'l'. Il. Vi1':11'y. G. 5111111-119111, ,112 Il:111'k1-1'. 12511-1-1-11. J. S11-1'1-11s1111. X. lIy1l1-, li. 111-i111li1-k, R. S1-111111-lzl1-, XV. 1':1Il. 'l'l1i1'1l 111111: l . 1:4'llll1'f11. .I. U1-1-ki11s, I.. 3l:1111'11s111, 'l'. Sl'1l1l1IlS1i1, N. IIill111:111. J, F11-1'11. lb. 1111111111-111. M. 121111111-y. l.. 1:I'4l11il'. ll. 1i1':1y. Sl'l'4llll1 lluwi D. 11l'j':llI1. NV. I.ytl1-. S. S1-1-111115, Il. Sfk'1Illlll'1Z. .l. 0151-1-11. .1. 1111111151-, lt. 11llXX't'1'. J. NV11111l1'11lT. ll. 1111-11111:-11111, S. N1j'1'l'S. First row: ll. l1111lgr1-rs, IG. M1-ss111'1-, li. K1-1111-y, lb. I+'i1-1-11, M. 51lll'I':lj', l'. SIPl'Ill't'. I.. 1'1':11':1t1:1. Tl. U1-111-111-1'. l'. Wirsiugr. 'l'. l'111-tis. Intermediate Band - Junior Chorus Mc111111-1's11111 111 11111-1'111c11i1111- 11211111 is c1111s111- 1-1'1-11 111 111- ll S1L'11l71I1Q' s11111c 211111 11'11i11i11g 111-111 111- 11'111'11 1111-111111-1's111l1 111 1111- 11111s1 111111111't1111t 111'g1111i- ZZl11l1I1 111 1111- 1111-11111s 111 Z1 sc111101 I11l1S1C1fll1-1110 11ig11 511111111 S1-111111' 11111111. 11111-1'111e1111111- 11211111 1'1111s1s1s 111 1111'11'-11111- l111'l111JC1'S, 1111 111 111111111 re- 111-111's1- 111g'1-1111-1' 11111-1- Z1 11'1-Q11 1111 '11l1CSf1Z'1f'S. 71111056 1111'l1'-11111- s111111-111s 111111' 1111- 11511111 111sl1'111111-11ts 111111 go 111 Illlliil' Il 11211141 s11111111 11111 111111 c11111111etc. 11111-1'1111-1111110 11211111 11111-s 11111 1111111 Z1 111111110 C1111- c1-1'1 111 its 1111'11. 11 11111-s. 111111'1-vcr, 11111'1ic111a11- 111 1111- 11111111111 c1111cc1'1s 111 1111' SQ111111' 11111111. 11 is 1111' 1111-sc 111:11 1111- 1'111111g 11111s1c11111s 111'11C11cc s11 11-1'1-1'- 1s1111' 1111 1'1-1111 111 1111- s111'111g' 111 1-11011 sQ1111111 11-1111 1l'j'0111S 111'e 111-111 111 111-t1-1'111i111- 1110 111-111110 11'OIll 11111-11111-11i111e 11111111 11'1111 11-111 111111- 1111- 171g s11-11 111111'111'11 11110 S1-111111' 11111111. 711119 11111sici1111s 1111- judged 1111 1111311- 11111111 1111111111 11s 11'1-11 11s 111111111 111 101111 111111 111111' 11111-Z1.l11111Il1' 11111sic 1111 sight, '1'111- '1111111ll' C'11111'11s is c11111l111se11 111 11111'ty-11ve 1111-111111-1's 111 1110 s1-1'1-11111 111111 1-ig11t11 15111111-s. '1'111s 111'g1111iz111i1111 1'1-111-111's1-s 111g'1-1111-1' 1111- s1-1111111 111-1- i1111 111 1-111-11 1 1'111111'. 111111111 1'11111'11s s1-1'1'1-s 11s fl t1'11111111g' g1'11111111 1111' '1ll11101' 111g11 s111111-111s 11'1111 11'1s11 111 sing 111 1111' 1115111 sc1111111 g1'111111s 11111-11 1111-1' 1111- C11g11J1C. '1'11e1'1- 1111-1' 1CZ'11'11 1111- 11l1l1111'1Z1l11 11111- 11111111-111111s 111 singing 11111siQ 111 11Ell'1!i. 111'1-:1111111g c111'1'cct11' 111111 1111 1-1s1- 111111 l11Zl1iL'S Z1 s111gi11g g1'111111 s11111111 111c11s1111t 111111 11111is111-11. .-X1t111111g11 11115 111'g'11111z11111111 11111-s 11111 l1I'l'Sk'11t 1111 111111-11011111-111 c1111ce1'1, 11 11111-s 111111- 111111 111 1111: 11111111111 L.11I'1St1l1ZlS 211111 spring 1-111111-1'1s 111 1111- 11ig'11 sc1111111 c11111'11s1-s. ' 1-Xs 111 11111-1'1111-1111111- 11111111 s11 111 .1l1l1101' Q411Ul'l1S, 11'1'11111s 111'c 111-111 111 1111- spring 111 1-111-11 11-111' 111 111-11-1'1111111- 11'1111 8111111 111-c111111- 1111-111111-rs 111 1110 high sc1111111 g'1'111111s. 1-10111 '1lll11U1' L'11111'11s 111111 11111-1'1111-1111110 11211111 are 11111101 1111- 11i1'1-1111111 111 1111- sc1111111's 111111- music 111s11'11c1111', 111111121111 '1'. 1.1111c. Junior Chorus 'l'llll'li How: K. Dickinson. .l. Womlrllt't'. li. tirnlu-y, N. Wight, ll. Lylle. IG. Saxton ti. llzlroalv. ll t'-lrli. X. l't-terson. I-I. In-wey. t'. l':in.-pt-nto. li. l.ip:litI1ol1lt-l'. Sn-4-ont llow: t'. li1':Illl4'l'. .l. itilllllgllillll, Il. Anellor, N. Hootie, 'l'. Williams. Ii. I,vitnm-r, S Swfott, lf. Vnnliusen. li. Scott. t'. Wright, lf. Ilazwker. .I. Tomplzins. First Now Ii. Fone. 'l'. Svlulonski. t'. Seintn, Il. l'lu-rty. li, lfir-ro, ll. t'r:wlu-r, ll. Steiner, S Myers. N. l':xpp, ll. Dickinson, ll. Nobles, .l. Iizlglio. I.. lionl. The Choruses lfach Tuesday and Thursday, twenty-six fel- lows are sloppily hut comfortahly lounging in their chairs when a sharp command reaches their ears, Stand up gentlemen l Mr. l.ane is ready to start rehearsal. Xliith no formality, hut with considerahle protest, they assume a somewhat vertical stance. This is the prelude to titty minutes of strenu- ous hut pleasurable singing. ln spite of wise cracks and otl'-key notes, the hoy's chorus has harmonized this year with considerahle success. They were well received at the Business Meuys lfoothall Banquet and at the VT.-X Upenhouse, Their entertainment at the Christmas concert was inspiring. During the Spring Concert they up- held their past successful record. The twenty-four hoys of this chorus also make up the male section of the mixed chorus, blending their voices with those of the girls. Boys' Chorus How 22: J. l':1tti. li. l':irton, XY. Spa-in-e. .l. t':urroll, ll. liurllum, .l. Flint, J. Sli:lll'l'. li. l.iln-rti, li. linth, ll. lfainning. llnw 2: l.. llytle. S. Bluluni. W. Vit-ary. li. Seintn. ll. liowt-r, I . liintlgt-, ll. St'lIllllll'y. .l. llulnsey, li, lI2lXXY2ll'll, J. Tziylor. Ib, Frost. llow l: S. K1'l'llllll-ilt'l'lllll n. W 1 . . tlrnney, ll. lleywoml, J. t'. l l'Illlli. Il. Scott. II. Mt-t'l4-od, li, tiritlith. Il. Neilson, l'I. linttnglin. Mixed Chorus llow Tn: Ii, Ilulll. .I. Flint. .I. 'I':1yInl'. Il, ll1Ij'XVIlI'Il, Fi. NI:lI1vl1i. .I. Nl. Iillnn-go, H. I iIi. NI. Szlllluls-rsi, I', Mill'-l'. S. S4-Illnvlzln-. Ill t':lrl'nII. I.. Ilyflv, J. llulusvy. .l, Spillvr. I.. S1-iutn. Il. Iiutliuui, 2: I.. I'uI1-rn, II. l'urts-r, II, Yu:-lu-tt, l'. I':lpIu-, 11 Vzull, Ii. I-'rw XY. Yi1':lry, Il. I l'usI, Il. Sp:-In-1-. Ilnw I: .I. .XIIllIl4bI'b', Il. Ilvy- Il, I':lss1lmr1-, I', t'urI'sx. N. 'I':lylur. .I. llmmoy, Ib, l::ll'lN'I', 4 wuml, .I. Ifrainlc, IP, I':n-Inu, II. Ma-1'li-ml, ll, l 2lIIIIlllfI, ll. I.iIwrti. Nil-huts. Ilnw 1: P . Slwpuril, NI. Arprzxun. II. Slmulcs, S. II:lx Il, S4-ull, IP, lirillitll. Il. liI'IIlIl'y, llnw II: .I. lilllllvlltl, Il. lillm-g'-I, wairtl, N. Sli:-ITA'-l', IC. XYUI4-nit, NI. lllllll, IC, Illltvlliltsmll, Ii, llivl M. Iiiila-r, M. Il:-:um-V, J. I'Iw:u't, W, Myt-rs, IL, Ilzu-In-ll, Ii. Vim-I, lllfflllll, A. Mxwtllxzu. Il. llll'1'1'IIlIlIl, S. .lm-Itsmi. Uli,zil1.:1,t-glm,lm,lm.lmQ. No, its not lfrcucli tious of uizuiy types to plczisc ull. 'l'lu- uiglit czuuc ur cvcu ticruizui. Its the Uzttlqziuziiws wztruiiug' zuicl wcut as zuiotlicr u'umlci'ful success fm' tltc up tm' tlu-ii' xvcclqly prztcticc sc-ssiou. 'l'lu' group singing gtuqlg-nts, is iumlc up of lmys zuicl girls iu grztclcs I0-I2 wlio All worlc :lucl un play IIIZIliCS l.0 Roy 11 flull liztvv tlu' tztla-ut. :uicl :irc willing to wurlq to lwttci' Qlumrus. llut you Qzui lic sure- tliztt tliis will iu-vm' tlu- uzuuc ul' tltcir scluml. 'lilu-rc :irc 63 uicui- liztppuit. lfitlici' lfrccl lQlIIIlgk'lZIl1glIS1llIl l-I'lt'lIIliS In-rs iu thc cluurus. Su tau' tlicy liztvc prose-utccl joke just as Mr. l.zuic is asking Im' silt-two, fu' llu- zuuiuril fillI'lSllIIIlS LiUIIL'CI'l. sung lueturc the liavicl I'zu'tuu just lizuwpcus tu pull tlic cliziii' lmzicli l.v lilly llusiuussiucu :uul lqlllllfy. zlucl at svlcctccl as Zl liclplul stuclt-ut is starting to sit flown. Tlwst- lcw lizlvt' sung :lt tlu- iXll-Stzttc lwstlvztl, littlt- pvzuilqs zum- iicvcft' z1pp1't't'1:ttvcl lu' Nr. l,:uu'. .Xs you must lilqcly lqmm' tlu- l'iIISlIIL'SSIlICl1iS lnut tlu-3' Cwlztiiily cle: livvu tlic Qlztss up. lt just .Xssut'i:1tim1 unusists ut' all tlu- iuclustrious folks u'uul4lu't lit- um-iugil if smut-tliiiiq 1lirlu'l linppcii In iu l,t- Riu' wluv i'uu smut' Iuriu ul' :I lnusuu-ss. sct tlu- grmul iutu lZIlIQ'lIlL'1'. llut wrutlq fu' play 'l'liis was tlu- t1'I'UI11H tliztt tlu- Uzttlqzuiztircs u't-re tlu'y'x'c- Qcrtzliuly tluuc :L XYUIlIll'I'l-Ill juli tliis f't'III'. zisluwl In slug tu. llicy czirt-tiilly pi't'i111i'cfl sclcc- lloor Nlr. l.:mel 'lihe girls exhztust him so llztttztglizt who hits eurluretl :1 greztt tlc-:tl :ts :te- thzlt he tloesu't lmoxr whether he is eomiug or eompzmist. 'lihe hfeucliug toues ot' these girls' gomg. ,Xtter zqqmroxitttzttely three clrztwu-out street voiees tloztt through the hulls sixth periocl mmutes ot the girls' lzuighter. gossipiug, :mtl every hltlllflflf' :mtl XYetluescl:ty ol' the week. 'lihe shoutmg. Nlr. lime yells one Iluztl l.et's quiet girls chorus zqqueztrerl iu their tihristmzts Li:1ut:1t:t, clown :mtl the rumhle ot those ehztttermg roiees uezttly clressecl iu their white hlouses :mtl clztrlt heeomes 11 geutle murumr. The iustzmt he stzmcls skirts. Some of the girls have sung :tt Rotary lm lllf' lmflllllll- hi' Cxlwfls CU'lll'l01C sileuee UC- Liluh :mtl l.e RUB' llusiuessmt-u's .Xssoeiztttou eztsiouztlly Il girl will get up ou the pothum :mtl meetings. Some ot' the girls weut tothe tieuesee tlo at very shzquely tlzmee when Klr. l.:me's zttteu- filllllllf' music festival to compete with other tiou is elsewhere. sehools. feeling they were up to par with other l'utler Nlr. l.:u1e's guiclztuee, tiirls' Chorus has school vocalists. l':tt llztrlmeztu. l'hylhs lluhlmztrfl. proven to he tuned up quite well. though he has :mtl -losephine lzmello have helpecl Xlr. I.:me :ts :teeomplisliecl much in chorus this yeztr :titer the lihrzuizuis. aucl he is siueerely grzttetul tor :my girls have liuishecl their little hits ol gossqwutg. help zmyoue wishes to eoutrilmute tmelurlmg he- 'lihe girls owe pitrt of their sueeess to lo :NNN iug quiet cluring reheztrsztlll ou' 5: ll. l':tssmort-. ll. Frost, l'. 4'ul'tis. 1'. 4':lll. K. .l1'lllll'l'. th-rs, l.. Yittei. llow 22 l.. Lztllghlitl. l'. Xliller. Xl. Iiolh. l N Seolt. Nl. 'l':uylo1', l'. l':uplce, l.. l'oIes. li. liIIl'lN'I'. li, l'oi'tf-r, li. XX'olt-ott. S, l':tlip, l'. l'illll'lil'lllll, .X. 1'l'llllIXY4'll.' 1'. l,lIIiIlll'll'l'. -I Nm-ht-tl. .l. Alvuttey. K, lll1tehison,.l. lioth. .l. l,in1lsIey. How -!: l:ill'lll'illl. .I. llztltnglial. l'. llithhztlwl. li. lluleh nson. N Nln-111 I. Full. S, ll:u1-ron. J. llossxtrt. Xl. lillIll',L1'0, A. Vim-i. I.. A. Yittei. .l. Sll1'IIIII'll. N. llzlywrlrfl. IWW li ll. l'l lilllP4 ll. ll- l 0l '- N 4. Nh-hols. l., Seintzt, S. Nvoll. .l. II:u'w:ur:I, Nl. Ilietfvln. N. l'Y1im- lit-rmitt. li. Smith. IL Shanks. .l. xlIll'lfl'IlXl1', Nl. Nlurruy. A. Matt tho, A. liossi. ll. Siu-pmwl. limi' SI: W. Tilru-rs, S. St-lim:-Ixle. tilm. A. lmliovt-o. X. Ilzu-In-tt, J. liosszurt. Al. AVQIZIIIII. ll. Frei-insult l lzznllello, I. l.1-one. N. Miller. S. 'l'ilIlllllilIlS, ti. lfili. IC. M1-Ssore. S. 5lll'lP2ll'll. S. .l:u'kson. llil'v'eIor: XX'illi:im 'l'. lfIlII1'. xl, 15.1,-pl 51. Xlillt-r, lt. Knut-go. .l. lilwatrt. M. ltr-:nm-r. Nl, Sunni:- Girls' Chorus The Athletics Nov. 13. A zvonderfully successful foot- ball season has just been completed. W e canlt be expected to win them all . . . Nov. 22. Bowling started today and strikes and spares were the rare exception . . . Dec. 11. We won our first league basketball game from Medina tonight, a 46-45 thriller . . . May 24. The golfing season is in full swing. Our team demonstrated that they are not duffers by beating Batavia 7-3 . . . May 28. The baseball season ended in a blaze of glory. We swamped Holley 31-9. v 8 K .v,. 1 1 if xii-W. 3 'zz' 1- V arslty Row t: Mr. Rnhcoek, J. Flint. J. Rodgers, I.. Majors, A. Stetfeinillau, l-I. Laney, Mr. Longhini. Row CI: D. Maher, J. Fiorlto, T. Jnekson, J. Filio. C. Drayo, K. Fanning, D. Miller. Row 2: ll. ClIll'k, S. Ianltal. .l. Crocker, I.. Selnta, ll. Kurtz, li. Bower, C. Tubone, l'. Trude-l. li-rw 1: lf. Pzqm-pento, .I.l1nf'lmh-lit, S. Smith, J. Hppollto, C. Lnthaln. E. I-lnglerth, R. ltehlmn. After successfully enduring the hottest weeks of the year, l.e Roy's hardened football tezun was prepared to nieet their old rivals from Caledonia. XYith bustling jerry Lacbniclit and calm Chuck 'l'abone starring in the backtield, l,e Roy ronipcd to a lZ to 0 victory. The next victim of the l.e- Roy football machine was Edison Tech., chain- pions of Rochester. lirilliant defensive line play by Sid Smith and quick thinking by Hob Fanning gave l.e Roy an easy 19 to O victory. Sain lanita. riding rough shod over .-Xquinas H , showed his ability as a broken field runner as l.e Roy downed them 31 to 6. .lourneying to Albion for our first away and afternoon game the fans were given an exhibition of l.e Roy's versatility to run and pass. Captain johnny lippolito. doing a great job of receiving passes. and shifty Toni jackson, tearing up the turf, proved too much for Albion as l.e Roy went to a 20 to fm victory. Traveling to Mt. Morris the fans witnessed end Dick Clarke and kicker l.arry Majors steal the show as l.e Roy roniped over their opponents 11'11111'1'.v, 111111111 ft'11if1 1111 1'1111111.v1'11.y 1t'11If11.Y 111 kirlc 1111. 1'.r11'11 f111I.1I1.ii C11111,.111111111y l1f'f'l111111 171l11.N'1I1.V'It'tIX' 111111 11111 H1111 511111' 111'-1-11. 71111, 1'111'1'1 'rt'11111' 1.111'1'r il111j111'.r- ffitll' 11111111 111 Junior Varsity Bird How: ltl. Fiorito, ll. lloyd, G. I.:-itner, li. U'tii-en, l.. llyde, .l. Aiken, Mr. Sf. ltzlrono, ll. llimiek, ll. Nieeloy, J. Stettinins, ll. Miller. ll. lVhite, l'. Miller. 2nd Row: J. Forei- miglin, li. Rogers, .l. Stl'Yt'll3'l, li. Frost. .l. Vrooinznn, A. Scott. S. Nlisiti, ll. Neilson. lb, l'ad41on. li. Roth. lst Row: .I. l'. Frank, S. 'l'aihone-, l.. l'0I'l'lllllKiiZl, J. 01204-n, lt. Voxa, W. Smith, .l. Autlnore, W. llytle, J. Antinore, .l. Frank, U. Scott. for a 34 to 13 victory. Monroe, the final Roch- ester school, journeyed to l.e Roy where the im- proved l.arry Scinta and Le Roy's rugged guard Phil Trudel showed the city lads our brand of football. l.e Roy soared to a 32 to 6 victory over our Rochester opponents. The mighty split T from XYellsville met their lYaterloo at the hands of l.e Roy. Speedy Hob Rebban and stalwart Sonny l'anepento held NYellsville at bay as l.e- Roy went to a ll to 6 victory. For the linal game of the season l.e Roy journeyed to Batavia to encounter their old rivals. The injury riddled l,e Roy ball club held Batavia as they took their tirst defeat ll to Cm. l.e Roy's spirits were never down as hard hitting Sid Smith and line smash- ing Cal l.athan spearheaded the l.e Roy de- fensive unit. l.e Roy's successful season can be summed up best by their coach who said, The team's great spirit to win was the key factor in having such a good season. Xlie They 6. . . Caledonia . . . 0 IS. . . lidison Tech. . . . . 0 31. . . Aquinas H. .. 6 ZO.. .. .-Xlbion . .. fr 34.. . lVlt. Morris .. ..l3 3Z.. .. Monroe .. .. fm l2.. . Xlilliamsville .. .. 6 6.. . Batavia . ..l.2 Varsity lI.i-It In right! Jlrfl Huw: li0ill'll l+'1':1111-is J. lltlllgllllll. M:111:1g:1-1' J. Flint. I.. S1-i11t:1. S, l:111it:1. Nl:111:1g:1-1' .I. Spillvr. 2llll Iluw: .l. Ifim-ilu. ll. lf':11111i11g:. ll, Morris. A. l':1sq11:1l1-, lst Huw: ,l. l'I111mllIm1, li. l,1-:11'l1. S. Smith. Basketball llztiiiperecl hy lllCXlJ0l'lL'llL'C :mel 21 ilutieezlhlc lack of height, our Red :mtl lilaelq lwzislqetlmzill team wtm uiily three of sixteen games this year. XYith the gfililllilllllll of lust sn-:1so11's entire starting live. Cozteli l'iI'1llIClS lllllgllllll was foreecl to experi- ment with 4lllliCl'L'lll eu111l1i11:1ti111is, iii 2111 ellort to Iiilil Il elielting qtiiiniet. .Nt Kleclina, our huys came tlirougli with Zlll k'XClllIlg'l10lllt victory :ts 'l'erry Shelliti seuretl lO. l'illllllll'lllg this, we clrupperl Zlll lIlllllll'lZllll league emilest 111 .'Xlhi1111, UU--ll. RUL'UYl'l'lllfj lrmii this defeat, we clowiiecl lloneoye Falls for our seermcl win, hut then sullerecl :1 52--10 sethztck from lla- t:1vi:1. l'rf1l1z1l1ly the most exciting game of the yeztr was with Mecliim here. 111 Z1 SlK'ClZlClllZll' rally, our l.e Roy team scrmrecl l2 points in tl1e lust two zmcl Il half miiiutes. hut we still came out lmehinrl, 56-53. -louriieyiiig to l3at:1viz1, we trztilecl must of tl1e game, anal, despite Il l6-point perfririiizuiee hy Sam lzmitzt. we lost hy eight points. Still mi the ruztcl, l.llS wtm Z1 close game over lloiieuye Seiiitzt, flefth attempts :1 free 1 throw, l.e:1el1 passes in cltiriiig 1111 lllll'Zl-Sllllllil game lrightl :mtl Smith clrives iii lm' ll l:1Y-tip, llill' right J. Junior Varsity H11 Huw: 1ltl:l4'lI S:1lv:1lu1'1- l:Ill'lllll'. 21111 llnw: AlilIIll11'l'l'S IP. Nll'lSllll, A. 4A'wI1m-11. l'. I!1.yl:111. Il. l'111's1-ll. I . 5I:111g1-I'1'i1l11, Nl:111:1g1-1' tile-1111 Wllitv. 111111 lluw: .l. 1'111'vl1111:Ii:1, ll. l'llll'l'. ll. H151-1-11. H. L1-iI111-1', li. Xivvlny, ll. Hum-1's. lst Ilww: li. lliIIlIt'lNll'l', li. ll:-y11'm14l. S, 'I':1lm111'. ll. lla-:1I. l :1lls IIS 'lllllll lZlL'liSUll czlffccl 13. gxlllltlll i11x':1rlccl UK 1-1' l'lz1tz1x'i:1's l'CSCl'X'CS 1111 our 0111111 ll1v Illll A 5 . 1 . . . . . . um' L'llllI'l. Elllfl cnclccl our CllZlllL'L'S ol Z1 lL'ZlQ'1lL' slrlcclclcu-111111 KlL'CllllZl. :1 1l11'1ll111g' tml-11111111 111 cl1:1111i111111sl1iim, ns they lwlfl ull' our lz1tc 1':1lly. t111'ym1 L'z1lvclu11i:1's Cllllff, Zlllfl :1 l1:11'ml-lu11gl1l 1 XX'llll lilllj' l':1s1111:1lc Sllllilllg' ll. mm' gX11icz1's Sll'llllQ' llllllllkf. .Xg'z1111st Slfilllg' l,CI'l'j', l.2ll'l'f' Sci11t:1 sc-I Zlll We Timex. 111cl11'11l11z1l sQu1'111g' l'L'L'lll'Cl lm' l.c lilly-IIS l1c l'IlCliCll 35 pei-i-Y 535 up ll llulcl goals :1111l J l1'c-1' tl11'ows lm' Z1 total ul 46 Medina 45 .37 INlllllS. 39 Afllllllas - - - . A9 ' X011-1'z111s l'l'll1l'IllllQ' llL'Xl X'L'Zll' 1111'l11clc 5:1111 A Alblml . , - . - , . . , 41 Houeoye 36 lilllllil. .xlllllllllx l :1.s1i11:1l1'. L llilfltli. lill7UIlL', llblll 40 Batavia 52 .lIlk'lQSliIl, llulm l':11111111g Zlllfl Allllfli l'lUl'ltll. 42 Attica 60 Q, ,, ,.. 53 Medina 53 lllllll ..1lx.111111 l3.1111111.s l.1 Iwi' .l.15 X uw 33 Caledonia 54 sl1m1'n-ml :1 g1'c:1I 1lv:1l 111 SCtIl'lllQ' Sll'L'llgl!l 1l11'u11gl1- 38 Aqiiiiias 74 out tl1c sa-z1so11, 11s llwy W1111 1011 of sixtcon g'z1111cs. 42 Honeoye 39 l.v:11li11g SL'Ul'Cl'S 11'v1'c IJ1111 l':1lz1cli1111, Sillll 'llZllllIll0, is Igfjffwa '-4. .. -- .' 1- V -1- 7 -1-- lou lxl1srL,ll.ill1gL11. 41.115 l.n1t11L1. lxugu lxoclgcls, 49 Caledonia 60 :incl l11'1:111 Xlccluy. r 48 Attica 59 ll1g'l1l1g'l1ts 111 Il gwmcl .I-X sczlscm wc'1'c thc Wm 46 Perry 59 Varsity Row 2: Mr. llliIIlIIl'li!'lll1l. I.. Sr-inta. II. Itower, D. Clark, Ii. l,t'ilt'll. I'. '1'rnd4-Il. Il. Ilameister. Ilow I I I nhnnltt I I lorlto II I llUlIII4I I I ppollto I' Ut un t l th ant N mlth I I loxito ' , . ' ' 'zz ' . Baseball l'p to, and including the eighth game of the season, I,e Roy's lmasehall team has won three games, including two league encounters. XYith the return ot' nine veterans. the Red and lllack's chances for winning' the league champion- ship look good. Hack from last year's squad are .Iohn lippolito, Romey l,achnicht, Sid Smith, l'hil O'Cieen, Ray Leach, Dick Clarke. l.'hil 'I'rudel, charles 'l'ahone, and .I ack liiorito. l'.arry Scinta, Bud Hower, lion l'aladino and .loe Cor- eimiglia, the latter two hoth sophomores, are candidates up from last yearls jay-vees. Our opening game found us losing to Mt. Morris hy an 3-2 score. lYith one game under our helt. we encountered a tough tleneseo team and displayed great hitting power as we lost hy one run, IU-V. Next. we faced .Nlhion here, and gave pitcher l.arrv Scinta errorless support for a 2-O league win. Traveling to Medina, our hoys came out on the short end of a loosely-played l0-8 game. A weak two-hit attack spelled de- feat for the Red and Black as l3atavia's -lack Kelley pitched a shutout S-O win for the Blue Devils. ln a game featured hy lippolitols home- run with two men on, and Clarke's triple, our team ran up a l0-4 victory over poor-lielding Medina. XYe edged out Mt. Morris. -l-3, in a return game, with good pitching hy Leach and The Ivattcr rounds jirxt and lzcads for l',I'f7'tI Imscs as the 121111 is fielded by tlw ozztfivlcters rlvvfv in rcntft' field. A meingirzg third strike retires the batter as the Ita!! tl11m'.v into the mit of the vtztrlzvr, left. The rzfmzvr beats out tl lnzrrivd tlzroft' to first and is rrmlftcrl with a hit, right. Junior Varsity How IJ: W. Longrhini, N. Murray, L. lim-tl, W. Collins. IL Ni-er-Ioy. .l. Wil:-ox, l'. lluylnn. Row 1: ll. Rogers, R. U'lle4-n, ll. Neilson, .I. Frzuik, I.. 1ltIl'I'lIlllg'liIl. S. 'l':iImnt-. J. Fort-is Illllfllil. A. Von:-. Corcimiglia. Then, in a vital league game. LCS journeyed to .-Xlbion, and dropped a hard-fought, l-0 battle. This loss threw the league into a three-way tie for first place. Our l.e Roy 'lay-Yees started the season with a l5-3 trinnning of Alexander, and in the return game. our boys slammed out a 14-4 win. Ra- tavia's reserves handed us a 6-2 setback. but we came back to whip Albion. 9-2. In two succes- sive engagements, the LCS jayvees easily out- classed Attica, winning by scores of l0-4, and 17-4. Many prospects for next year's varsity were brought along by Coach Francis l.onghini, especially in the pitching department. Among the usual starting team were sophs Brian Niccloy, Sam Tabone, .loe Frank and Louie Corcimiglia, and freshmen Russell O'Geen, Roger Rodgers, Larry Reid, .lack XYilcox and Allen Cohen. l Varsity I,-ll: Il. Frost, I.. Vinci, V. COI'l'lIlll3Ill2l, l'. Arrington, K. Oliven. Al. Klint-go, The Cheerleaders Around May or june of every school year, cheerleading try-outs are held. To many students this means nothingg to those who are interested it means the beginning of hard prac- tice. Six girls from the freshman and sopho- more classes form the -lunior Varsity squad. From the junior and senior classes the Varsity are chosen. Once chosen, the two squads begin preparing themselves for the coming year. They too, like the football or basketball team, want to be in good condition for the opening game. Aside from hard practice which is neces- sary, there is a tremendous responsibility plac- ed on them. Once on the held or court, the spectators judge l.e Roy Central for the ac- tions they observe. Cheerleaders are not al- lowed many of the privileges most students have because of the uniform they wear. People judge the school and its students by the kind of leaders they choose to represent them. Junior Varsity I,-ll: I'. Ile-in-tti, G. l'lIlQIll'I'fll, L. Latugltlin, J. ltaxshlm, ll, In-ayo, .I. llossart, La Crosse Although the Lacrosse team has not heen very fortunate in ohtaining games, in- terest in this rugged sport has not lagged among the participants. Coached hy Mr. Babcock, the team spends long hours in practice, and imrasquad games are fiercely contested. Golf .AX sport which is growing in popularity and interest at l.e Roy lligh School is golf- ing. The golf team. under the tutelage of Mr. lielly, has heen active all spring and. as this hook goes to press, has just scored a notahle victory over Batavia. l.cft to right: R. Real, XY. Clraney. Ci. l.eitner. XY. l.ytle. li. lleywood. Bowling Howling has always interested us, hoth hoys and girls. and the alleys at the Legion Home provide excellent facilities to satisfy our howling needs. Shown here are win- ners of a mixed howling tournament : Roger l.app, Ann Metcalf and l'at XYaldron. Dancing An innovation this year was the forma- tion of a dancing team which has toured this area demonstrating dances of all types and tempos. Shown here are. left to right. .l. Shepard, ul. Yrooman, S. 'l'ompkins, G. l.ytle. lf. Mangefrida, A. liossi, Mac- Kenzie, l'. Boylan. .X l'lrllSlll,11' QJIIIH' ul hqulnmltuxl v:1pt111'u-s Ihr' int:-rm--I lt. I'm'rf-13 In-ns.: A. AIIll'IillIl. ss-1-.1 Slnivlw-5' .lm-lax n nl Ill s I 1-sv .MX .L lll1'Hllbl'I'S. prvs.: M, Szlllmle-rs, xi:-1--pr:-Q .X relay race in El mixed juniox high gym class is pictured above, whilc at thc right :ul intrascholastic vollcylmll gums is in progress. G.A IIlllIl,. .l. 1. l1.1nk. mr. N .1I14l, 1. lvrzlyv. .X llllX1'1l vullwvlvlll -- mmf ie Ill mn 14 rlllllli 1 .Q. 3 - .,.. .' . .1 ll .n... .I. lqvlmlllu, pus.. l. NI.lu,.l111l.., xlf.-11115, MIWIIII4-ll 'fvm vlww B. A.A XX'iIllIl'l'S of ilu' foul Qlmuting tmplm-s, zu riglml are .'X. VLISCIIIZ ' . :md 'lf Sl1cHi11. fX1mm'c lx Uhun qu 111' of loss hall llCl'IHilS smnc boys to work off excess energy. xx-1-SSNQR on v. we :EW xx ' wg ,.,, X .L The Advertisers Nou. 26. The Businessmen's Association treated our wonderful football team to sz delicious banquet . . . Jan. 27. Guest at Rotary Club today. Two seniors are in- vited each week to meet our businessmen. . . . Feb. 3. Sale of ads for the O-At-Kan is in progress. Cooperation from the mer- chants is wonderful . . . May 12. Senior day, sponsored by Rotary. We spend a day with the community leaders . . . May 14. Mr. Mangefridals shop classes were conduct- ed through the insulator factory today. NRm:'NN'-W , 3 1 ,.. X Q xxx xx RIDIIVH ff ,P nw mf val 7 5 Ever see electricity on the prod? Turned maverick, man's most faithful servant suddenly becomes a damaging, vengeful critter loco as lightning and just as easily stampeded and run to ground. With Lapp Insulators in the saddle this wild streak is curbed. Year after year suspension units like these ride herd on the nations power lines, keeping the high voltage electricity on the trail from the generating plant to the consumer. Yep, Pardner, they're top hands on anybody's spread and we're mighty proud of these tough little hombres. We're prouder still, here at the home corral, of the brand they represent. 'T silky Nix XXX ,I , ON K IS' K! 4 I :ii 92? X. ,... 7, Niwzsx it N t 1Q5S3i -43. . . N xqa. t -.L i 'w5Q,, Nxzgsxxkx gmwplhuwzh af UNION STEEL CHEST CORPORATION 15 'N MECHANICS TOOL CIIESTS FISHING TACKLE CIIESTS UTILITY CHESTS CASH :Se SECURITY BOXES PERSONAL FILE CIIESTS SPECIAL CHESTS 8: BOXES LEIQOY. New Yoma Route 5 Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of THE ELM DAIRY M I L K B A R East Nlain Road Le Roy, N. Y THE RED OSIER RESTAURANT Best Wishes to the Class of '54 652122112-Nvmz Gnmpany Established in 1826 Printers of the 0-At-Kan Hirschman-Pohle Co., Inc. S1lr'1'1'.v.w1's in XV. F. HIRSUHMAN UO., INV. iXl2llllIf2lC'tIlI'Ol'S of High Grade Boot' Vciitilzitzws Pufiyloss Skylights - Auxiliary i'il'iIliIJII10lli U 73 Now is the time for cl El..l..'0 Y A DIVISION OF GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION Compliments to the Class of 1954, VOD Q9 GRANGE PRODUCTS SALES CO Mr. Gale Lytle Miss Irene Dillon Mr. Donald Strass l Compliments of Sterling Diner 67 Main St. Le Roy, N. Y What s the matter, Chick? Don'f you know you're out with an experienced one-arm driver? The One-llfm driver in this Car- toon may think he's 21 big wheel, but his feminine companion ob- viously thinks otherwise. Prac- ticing thoughtless and danger- ous driving habits is one good way to get a reputation for being immature. Drive to Stay Alive . . . Drive Carefully. INSURANCE weft owmefm' Son W. H. LUCAS C. H. DERRICK W. F. MALOY SCX XQCI1 1'M'kmxf2vl Photograp ia! Year Book her ,f ur offic H XA x . Y A x XL XX X XX X X. X if unnnlInunInlulunnInuIun:lllIunluunlnnnunnunnunInunnullululululluluunuulnul1nllnlllInlnluInInnlInnlunlullllnluInIuIulInulnnunululunnnunlnlnlnunulunuunnunll PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION For tiod and Country, we associate ourselves together for the following pur- poses: To upholfl and defend the Constitution of the United States of :Xmericag to maintain law and order: to preserve the memories and incidents of our asso- ciations in the Great XX'ars to foster and perpetuate a one hundred percent Amer- icanismg to inculcate a sense of individual ohligation tothe community, state and nation: to comhat the autocracy of both the classes and the masses: to make right the master of mighty to promote peace and good will on earth: to safeguard and transmit to posterity the principles of justice, freedom and democracy: to con- secrate and sanctify our eomradeship hy our devotion to nmtual helpfulness. ANIERICAN LEGION Department of New York l'lO'l l'S-l lOlQl'l'O POST NO. 576 l.e Roy, New York Serving the Community since N33 THE BANK OF LE ROY Member liederal Deposit lnsurance Corp. nunInluululnu:nunununnuunnuununnnunlnnnnuInInlununnunlulunnuuulnnnunnullnlnunnunllnnnnnlunlnnununnnnunnunlnlnnlnlnnlnuluuunannnlnllnnuuuuum F. W. BICKFORD SALES - SERVICE East Main Road Le Roy snuv wma ' ' 'IIB 6 'QW '55 R. E. CHAPIN MANUFACTURING WORKS, INC BATAVIA, N. Y. Huildvrx of Slwri Mvfal IJl'0dlH'fX Sinn' 1887 Compliments of EMPIRE STATE MOTOR EXPRESS COIIIDITIIICIHS of I HAROLD'S ELM DAIRY BAR Route Z0 Lake St. Le Roy, N X Compliments of HICKEY - FREENIAN CO. KEMP 8: LANE, INC. Manufacturers PROPRIETARY MEDICI NES AND GOFF'S SALT WATER TAFFY O Le Roy D1nette UXVNICIJ .XXIJ Ol'l2RA'l'1iD HY SAMUEL FRANK The l.e Roy Dinette. consisting of a soda fountain and snack har located at 7 Main Street, started in business in ,lune 1950. Since then it has hecome one of the main meeting places for high school students and adults alike. The Dinette, well known for its food and ice cream, is open from S A. M. each morning until 12:30 at night. Mr. Frank, known to every one as Sam , keeps an account of all high school events and happenings. Along with this he gives the football team a spaghetti supper at the end of each SCZISOII. LE ROY LIME 8: CRUSHED STONE CORP. l'. O. BOX 58 LIZ ROY, NEW' YORK Compliments of LE ROY IWACHINE COMPANY, INCORPORATED East Main Road Le Roy, New York YOUR CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE DEALER'S CONTRIBUTION TO OUR COM- MUNITY. MAY OUR DRIVER'S BE BETTER--MAY OUR ACCIDENTS BE LESS BE SMART -- SAVE PART of your earnings in the safest form A BANK ACCOUNT Don't pass all your pay along to other people. You surely are entitled to keep some of it for yourself - your future self. Don't wait to make a first big deposit. A modest amount starts your account. THE PAVILION STATE BANK llfleniber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of TOVVNSEND OIL COMPANY Elbert Townsencl 12stz11J1is11ecl 1922 Le Roy, N. Y. Phone 121 W. BLAISDELL BOYD Csmpliments of Insurance - Real Estate BANK STREET SERVICE STATION 89 East Main Street - Telephone 516 Le Roy, New York Compliments of Compliments of BRANTONS DAIRY. INC. CASADY MOTORS Yours for larger park- ing lots and more ef- ficient use of parking space now available. ERNIE BUTTON COWARD'S of' Stafford . Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer, Coal Grains 85 Beans CR.0CKER'S G. L. F. SERVICE Grinding, Mixing, Blending Compliments 0-f GROVE SERVICE STATION ,Q Ray Papke, Prop. Compliments of JOHN WILEY JONES' COMPANY Sunny Sol LAKE STREET MILL of Le Roy, Inc. An important service to farmers was initiated when the Lake Street Mill was begun in Le Roy. People came from far and wide to get the qual- ity products for whichithe millis noted. Cus- tom grinding and mixing, poultry and dairy feed, and fertilizers are the quality products that can be found at the Lake Street Mill, un- der the able supervision of Mr. G. E. Platt. Phone 86. Compliments of Compliments of LINWOOD scoop. G. L. F. snnvrcrs, INC ' ' ' Linwood, N. Y, JOSEPH LAPP LUMBER COMPANY I b Le Roy 457-F-22 Pavilion 72-F-6 Compliments of Compliments of NORTH EAST LAUNDRY AND LEROY BOTTLING VVORKS DRY CLEANING l TIIE 0'GEEN PRESS Since 1939 Publishers of the LE ROY ADVERTISER Complete line of OFFICE SUPPLIES Agents for ll L Compliments of POWERS INSURANCE AGENCY MOORE SALES BOOKS Milliman Bldg. Phone 65 Distinctive OFFSET PRINTING Phone 731 110 Lake St. LeRoy, New York PAUL AND WANSOR This agricultural implement agency has been serving area farmers for the past 16 years. World famous Minneapolis Moline Tractors are sold and serviced by competent agents. A com- plete line of New Idea. farm equipment along with Iron Age and Ontario quality products are handled. Le Roy, as any other community, de- pends a great deal on agricultural interests: and Paul and Wansor has served its interest in a way that is typical of the conscientious American businessman. Compliments of YOUR RICHFIELD DEALER Norman Fernaays 12 Main St. Le Roy, N. Y Compliments of H. STEUBER dz SON Funeral Directors Le Roy Phone 216 Compliments of SMITH MEMORIALS Estab. 1898 - by R. J. Smith Edw. L. Smith, Prop. 61 West Main St. Le Roy, N. Y. Phone 420-R Compliments of WIDMER MOTORS Bank St. Le Roy, N. Y. ELMER B. ADELMAN Television Frigidaire Home Appliances 208 E. Main St. Batavia ALEXANDER'S First in Fashions Batavia New York Compliments of B at R MARKET 23 Main Phone 366 or 367 Compliments of JOHN BALL 8a COMPANY Caledonia, New York Compliments of BANK STREET BARBER SHOP E. J. BEARDSLEY C0., INC. Over 30 Years- Men's and Young Men's Clothing Furnishings and Shoes JOSEPH P. BESWICK Plumbing, Heating, and Sheet Metal Work 116 Myrtle St. Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of BETTE SHOP Compliments of BIRD'S MUSIC STORE Home of the Hammond Organ Olds, Martin, Buescher and King Band Instruments Compliments of VIC BLOOD HARDWARE BRAYLEY MOTORS CO. East Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Nash Sales 85 Service BROADWAY RESTAURANT In 1933 a restaurant was started on the East Main Road by Mannie Carlie. It has grown until today it is a thriving business and one which has a reputation for fine foods. They are noted for the best steaks in Western New York. H. M. BROWN CO. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Caledonia, N. Y. Phone 62 Compliments of P. J. BRUST at soN Clothing co. Compliments of CALEDONIA LUMBER Ja COAL COMPANY Caledonia, New York General Automobile Repairing Wheel Aligning CALMES GARAGE CAROLAN'S SMART SHOP 27 Main sz. Le Roy, N. Y. Hosiery and Slips Our Specialty Hosiery 855 to 11 Slips 32 to 52 C. L. CARR CO. Genesee County's Largest and Finest Department Store Batavia, New York n I I' 'Ti ' EHS -Al SH P 212 EAST MAIN STREET BATAVIA, NEW YORK PHONE 2086 I W ' E L ' 4' ' , Lf U K 'L M ' 4 Have your prescription filled at the CUT-RATE DRUG STORE 4 Registered Pharmacists LEROY CUT-RATE DRUG STORE 19 Main Street Le Roy, New York CLEMENS 85 CO. Dealer in all kinds of GRAIN, FEED AND BEANS Building Supplies, Lumber and Coal Telephone 51 COMIVIUNITY DRY CLEANERS Le Roy Bergen Brockport Compliments of CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Genesee County's Favorite Daily Newspaper for '76 Years Faithfully recording, day by day the history and progress of this area. THE DAILY NEWS Batavia, New York For a career in Professional Nursing Apply to The Director of Nurses DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y Compliments of RAY DELL, BUICK Compliments of C. B. DERRICK 8: SON Compliments of B. R. DeWITT, INC. Pavilion, New York Compliments of EAGLE HOTEL Phone 685 Le Roy, N. Y. EBLING ELECTRIC, INC. 13-15 Jackson Street Telephone 601 Compliments of ECONOMY DEPT. STORE Compliments of ELLICOTT MEAT MARKET Home of Batavian Restaurant Provision Co 440 Ellicott St. Phone 2651 Batavia, N. Y. Best Wishes D. J. ELLISON Coal :Sz Contracting Phone 91 Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON'S Compliments of F. In F. TOOL an DIE CO. Compliments of GILLARD'S AUTO PARTS North Street Road, Le Roy Proprietor-Donald A. Gillard Compliments of FORTPS GROCERY STORE Compliments of HARKINS ESSO MASTER STATION Route 20 Compliments of FRANCIS 8 MEAD Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Phone 43 HEAMAN CLOTHING CO., INC. 24 Main Street Phone 107-W Le Roy, New York Compliments to the Class of '54 FRANK'S AUTO PARTS Craft Supplies - Toys - Hobby 8: Model Supplies West Main St. Rd. Phone 61-F-12 - THE HOBBY HORSE SHOP I ' .Compliments of iAN1'1'A EONTRACTORSA HARRY -INGRAHAM Your Jeweler Since 1922 Batavia, New York Compliments of JERRY'S BAR,-B-Q STAND West Main St. Road LeRoy, NS Y. Phone 61-F-33 Charcoal Hots - Bar-B-Q - our Specialty Compliments of THE JOHNSON FURNITURE STORE Compliments of INTERSTATE LOAN CORP. Regular servicing adds miles to your car, especial- ly lubrication, tires and battery. We are thoroughly equipped for prompt road service. JAY'S AUTO SERVICE GAS - OILS - TIRES - BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE 4 Clay St. Le Roy, N. Y. Phone 487 Compliments of KEEFE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Caledonia, N. Y. Phone 35 Compliments of KINSLEYS PHARMACY Our Compliments to the Class of '54 Remember C. E. KNOX SHOES Florsheim, Simplex, Co-eds , Freeman, Desco Debs 120 Main St. Batavia Compliments of LAKE STREET DINER LAWING STUDIO Photographers Batavia New York For the Best in Outboard Motoring Man a Martin LE ROY HARDWARE, INC. Compliments of LE ROY PENNYSAVER Compliments of LE ROY THEATER Ccmpliments of LONE GABLE Dining 85 Dancing East Main Road, Le Roy, N. Y FRESH FLOWERS ULIXIMKUM A LOWE S LE ROY GREENHOUSES LeRoy, N. Y. We Telegraph Flowers A. H. MARSHALL Magazines - Newspapers - Tobacco Compliments of 11 Jackson Street. E MILLIMAN'S GROCERY STORE Batavia, New York Compliments of Compliments of MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 1132 MC ALPINE BARTON 62 CO., INC. CC-mpliments of The Clothiers Batavia's Fashion Center for Men, Y Men 85 Little Men Batavia, New York oung H. EUGENE MORRIS Insurance - Real Estate Licensed Real Estate Broker 10 Gilbert St. Le Roy, N. Y. Compliments of MILLER SALES 8: SERVICE Chrysler Plymouth LeRoy, N. Y. MULLEN BROS. Inc. Batavia, New York Oflice Supplies 8z Equipment - Religious Goods BLUE BUS Compliments of A. L. MURNAN Blue Bus Service Matheos Velvet Ice Cream Compliments of PHILIBIN NORTHSIDE Meet and Greet Your Friends at MURPI-lY'S Your 5 dz 10c Store Compliments of OLD ORCHARD RESTAURANT Route 20 Home Cooked Meals Cabins Special Ml lb. Hamburger - 25c JOHN DEERE NEW IDEA KENNETH M. NOBLE Farm Equipment - Sales 85 Service Tires - Welding - Battery Charging Barn Equipment Phone: Pavilion 35-F-15 Linwood, N. Y. Compliments of P 8: D SERVICE, INC. Construction Equipment Pavilion, N. Y. Compliments of GEORGE A. NORTHRUP Jeweler Give Them Flowers and Make Them appy H PAOLONE'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all occasions Funeral and wedding designs 81 Lake Street Le Roy, N. Y. Member T. D. S. Phone Le Roy 507 Ill' Compliments of PAVILION NATURAL GAS CO. Congratulations to the Class of '54 PONTILLO'S PIZZERIA Batavia, New York Compliments of PAVILION RESTAURANT Regular Dinners Lunches 8a Sandwiches Stan 8: Irene Allison Phone '70-W Pavilion, N. Y. Compliments to the Class of '54 MAX PIES Batavia Le Roy's Favorite Furniture Store for 35 Years Compliments of PIXLEY AND CO., INC. Pavilion, N. Y. Your Westinghouse Dealer JOHN REGAL Compliments of The RICHMOND HOTEL Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of ROGERSON COLD STORAGE ROSE MARIE'S HARPER METHOD Beauty Salon Compliments of RUBINO'S GROCERY DONALD F. SHEFFER Water Well Drilling Stafford, New York Batavia 3335-R-1 SLEGI-IT'S BOOK STORE 67 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Devoe Art Supplies First Choice with Leading Artiszs Everywhere SHADY REST INN 85 LVIOTEL Under New Management Frank and Delia Kaflein Proprietors CLAYTON H. SI-IEFFER Water Well Drilling Staiford, New York Batavia 3251-W-2 Compliments of SMITH TRUCK LINES Compliments of MADELINE STEFFEN STELLA BROTHERS Collision 85 Painting Service 7 years in business Flowers of Distinction L. C. STROI-I 8a SON 104 Main Street Batavia, New York Phone 900 Compliments of SUZANNE'S DINER FLOYD TAYLOR W. Main Rd. Phone 862-W Le R Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co. Life Insurance Co. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Home Office, Columbus, Ohio Oy, N. Y. THOMAS 8: DWYER Roblee - Airstep Buster Brown Shoes 99 Main St. Batavia, New York TOMPKINS STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP A Home Owned Business Serving The Le Roy Area Compliments of TOUNTAS COFFEE SHOP UBERTY'S BOTTLED GAS Linwood Road Le Roy, N. Y. Stoves and Hot Water Heaters Phone 451-F-5 VALLE JEWELERS Compliments of WISS HOTEL Compliments of VEITEL Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE G. F. Longwell, Owner Compliments of WHIRL AWAY ROLLER RINK Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of YE OLD CHESHIRE CHEESE RESTAURANT CHAPMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC 43 Main St. Le Roy. N- Y- Established in 1883 Serving LeRoy High School Graduates, Their Parents, and Their Children It's Been That Way Three Score and Ten Years If It's Real Estate, See Chapman Professionals Paul A. Boylan - Louis P. Brady. Jr. Charles C. Casey - Charles Ivan Cromwell - Harlan S. Cuile A. J. Cugino - .lohn R. Craney Lawrence Hall - Paul C. .lenks - Emil Kimaitl G. Henry Knoll - Thomas K. O'Mealia Wentlell V. 0'Shea R. l. Schmelzle - Paul P. Welsh - Attorney Attorney M. D. .A1'l'l1l'IE'Ct D. V. M. D. D. S. .Attorney D. D. S. M. D. M. D. M. D. D. D. S. Attorney Chiroprat tot M. D. THE MUNSON STREET BASIC RESEARCH LABORATORY of DUREZ PLASTICS Sc CHEMICALS, INC. PLANT AND GENERAL OFFICES NORTH TONAWANDA, NEW YORK Our Thanks To All VVhen we of the Senior Class of Le Roy Central Schools were Freshmen in 1951 and secured our copies of the O-At-Kan, we thought it was just a book that grew like Topsy, of Uncle Tom's Cabin story. Now as Seniors, responsible for adding another volume of our school annual to the lengthening row on the shelves and in the halls of memory, we have learned it takes hours of labor and oceans of cooperation on the part of teachers, students and friends in the industrial and merchandising field of the community, to bring to you the 1954 O-At-Kan. Vile believe this book is a reliection of the spirit of working, playing and living together that is characteristic of Le Roy and makes it a town of which we are truly proud. For your assistance in making The O-At-Kan possible, we thank you. Autographs