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

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QIDNEY D. CYSHEA Most of us realize that our teachers are true friends who are willing to relieve our minds of tiresome problems. They are always ready to give advice at any moment of any day. YVe treasure their counsel and are encouraged by their concern, but there is one teacher who will always be remembered for his advice, sense of humor and patience. He is Mr. lNilliam T. Lane, our band and chorus director, whom we deeply respect. ' 'an Oftentimes there are many significant people in our community who have de- voted their precious time to the success of a well-run school. A few of these important persons we rarely see. Yet, they are the silent men who are heard through what they have helped to pro- mote for the good of our community. It is with great pleasure that we single out Mr. Sidney D. O'Shea, President of the Board of Education, as a man who has been an inspirational leader for l.e Roy schools. VVILLIAM T. IJANF

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763 Our Oatkan Knight is subject to rulesg he needs someone to teach and advise him. This is done by the indispensible teachers, our friends also. Our Knight does not re- sent being told what to do for he knows there are others wiser than he. For this reason, he seeks out a teacher when he has a problem and would like advice. A com- munity may have a beautiful school build- ing, but what good is this if there are no teachers? The teachers are the molders of tomorrow.