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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

WW' was wwwmfw ,um 1,1 5 ,wi - ' . :QQ lx if tp 4, 'Q?W'm 5 fl-ns' s ivy .V gg x 11 ,,.. 5' k K I 3 K viii v '? L I w., 'nf-fW+ F ' N ev'-1, ...Q f-'K ....,,.,,, -A f'f-' ' 1 -J' A 'C' A Q K 1 la 'n ' if -.14 , 9 T , Q L H. A. .lv l m - - .. - y ' - ' , ' 'v'w:xv'- q.a.,..l . ...MN P A 1 ' ' , - L L. ,L V Af Q . QMQWQWW EW 4 fr P 'Q mm 5 , J! K X, 22: 1 :fmfzw . 4, v. as an ll al ua ll ' l llU THE 0-AT-KAN 1956 .fe R07 eenhaf Scfzaafd .Ee flag, New Zfaak Editor-in-Chief: Jack Carroll Associate Editors: Judy Lindsley, Jerome Spiller Business Manager: Roger Lapp Art Editor: Ruth Shanks Photography: Jerome Spiller, Sam Myers leaficaiion Director of the music department of 'l.e Roy lligh Qchool. Mr. l.ane has proven himself not only a helpful counselor and hard worker hut also a warm friend to the many members of the class of 356 who have come to know him personally. Although he is :perpetually busy with our bands and choruses, he has always managed to lind-time to lend a helping hand or a word of advice to our class and its members. lfle has a gilt for making us see the lighter side ol problems. and worl-ring with him or lor him has always seemed more play than drudgery. XXX- will not soon forget his helpful advice. humor, and eagerness to aid us, and so, with deep pride and fond memories of the years behind us, we dedicate this O-AT-KAN of 1956 to Mr. William T. Lane. feecaqnilian Marian A. Russell There are so many significant jobs in our school upon which one's attention is focused that we sometimes forget the im- portant behind-the-scenes toil without which l.e Roy High would cease to function. lt is for this reason that we wish to single out Mrs. Marian .-X. Russell and express our gratitude for the hours of work in which, for most of us. only the results are obvious. The class of '56 realizes it is such people that make l.e Roy the great school it is. Charles D. Graney, M. D. Richard C. Fitch The class ol 1956 takes pleasure in ex- pressing its appreciation to Mr. Richard C. Fitch for the nne job he has done during this, his lirst year as principal of l.e Roy High. ll'e feel that our senior year has been more enjoyable for his being here and we respect him for the capable way he has taken over the manifold responsibilities of his position. The class of '56 wishes Mr. Fitch continued success in his career at l.e Roy High School. in llffemoaiam The death of Dr. Charles D. tiraney in March of l956 was a great loss felt by both tlie l.e Roy Central Schools and the C0l'lll'lll1llltj' at large. During thirty of the lifty-three years he practiced medicine in l.c Roy. llr. Graney was a member of the Board of Education and for eight years he served as its president. ln addition he was school physician for twenty-seven years. Qmwmi liveryone has heard it said in his history classes many times, XVe live in an era of change. Any student at l.. lfl. S. can readily see this in our new equip- ment, a far cry from our school lO years ago. XYith this fact in mind the O-.Yli-KXX editors at their lirst meeting adopted the slogan, lt's time for a change. The yearhoolcs of the past were rigid little pieces of literature following a strict forin-ibut not any more. lf at first yon're a little confused talce heart: you prohahly have lots of com- pany. XYe editors of the O-,X'l1--KAN have not cut loose from tradition without reason though, and a quick study of the table of contents will give you a seasonal guide through this school year. eanfenld FALL SPRING ADMINlS'l'R.-XTION 8: FACUl.'l'Y GRADES 10 - ll Lfl.TS'l'ODlANS SENIOR PLAY GR.-XIJES l - 6 S'l'UDlfN'l' COUNCIL l'OO'l'l3Al,l. O - .XT - KAN M .'X'lORlE'l l'l2S K Cl-I IEERLEADIZRS BASIEBALI.. NA'l'lONAl. HONOR SOCIETY l..XRKlN Sl'li.XlsIlNli CONTICSI WINTER SUMMER GRADICS 7 - 9 SlENlORS Rlill X RI..-XCK SPORTS CLUBS NWH1 PATRONS l3.X5lxlalls1Al.l, R.X.'X Xt G.-XA F H44 347 1 g .A . , T . ww - av X N + NN: rg., wg -4 ,L - .ew X X. M, ww MJ Wi gf nd' - if! if '71 1 . ,wmqm L .X.X X 1 ' - Xgfx ,gi ' Q ' xx- X . ns A 5. ,X K K X ,N Xp- k Q s xqxsx-Qzx X X x FN an ::g:::.1, ' 1 L 3 X ' if 4 . Q ,lx A W5 Sim 4, 51,5 , ' ,K 2 ' as we? Q3 2 QQX QA I in Q xv! 0 f ' Q f 5 r ..,. 1 . N-'i 1 Q ii s N , 3 -2 , ' ' M'Qg ?'H P w' , w '? WZ. JW. ia fa M . ka :fi f ,EXT 'PN ' ii' '. if , ,A , U. gg: . ilv N. an h x 1 af' 5 'W .. 1 .ff . fi yu MW,,..,,m. ,Aww 4... 4 .. The Board of Education The men on this page comprise our Board of Education. At the right, top to hottom is Mr. Sidney D. U'Shea. presi- dent: Mr. Ralph blennerg Mr. Arthur D. Symondsg Mr. Harris MacKenzie. At the left are Mr. Lester A. Pridgeon. clerk: Mr. Clarence A. Lapp and Mr. 1-Xlmeron XYilcoX. These men have serv- ed terms varying from three to twenty years. They form a cross section of our community life, since they represent in themselves farmers, merchants, builders. and business executives. Mr. Jenner, Mr. Symonds and Mr. Wlilcox serve as president. treasurer and clerk respective- ly of the XvOOClVVZl1'fl Memorial l,ihrarv Board. lt is our pleasure to salute these men. who give their time and ability free- ly to our school system. Their interest in and endeavor for the public good is to their credit and should receive from all of us proper recognition and intelligent eo-operation. Ra.. ljONALD E. IIORR, ED. D. Superintendent of Schools Dear Class of 1956: Congratulations on the completion of a major step forward in your education and in your life. ln a short time you will he alumni of Le Roy High School ready to take your places as adults in our community life. XYe have tried to prepare you well so that you can take a place in this adult life and be a contributing member to our society. 1 would urge you to keep in mind i11 whatever you do the motto of your Alma Mater, Semper Nostra Optima - Always Our Best. DR, Dora-xI.p E. Hoax. Mrs. l.uttrell is one of those few people W who is rarely seen or heard in the daily operation of the school. Dr. llorrls secre- tary, school lmoolqkeeper, acting clerk of the hoard and school tax collector, she is far too husy to appear frequently from hcr cuhhyhole in the oliice. RICHAIQD C. lfvrcu Principal Le Roy High School llear Class of l95o: It has been my pleasure and joy to have worked with you during the past year. You have accomplished much during your four years in l.e- lioy High School, I am sure you will look into your O-at-kan many times and recall your class room experiences, your teachers. your classmates. the fun and worthwhile projects. XVe of the l,e Roy High School Staff hope it has been a profitable and pleasant four years. You know and l know that Le Roy means and stands for many things to all of us. The ensuing formula may help to guide you: Labor --Q- Efticiency -l- Reliability leads to a multiplication tp XD of Opportunity which Z Yield. IQICHARD C. l:ITCll Receptionist, secretary, switchboard op- erator, bookkeeper and attendance work are among the many duties which keep Miss Blood running from morning till night. Her gentle voice and friendly attitude have en- deared her to the student body in the short time that she has been at the front desk. Dese, Dem and Dose MR. CAHILL. MISS MURNIGHAN, MR. RUDMAN, MRS. WADSWORTH, MISS DE VOE, MRS. BALMER. English MR. CAHILL Iiull of kindness and generosity is Mr. Kevin Cahill, one of our English teachers. Mr. Cahill holds a B. A. degree from the University of Tor- onto. ln addition to his teaching responsibilities. he is the adviser to the Red and Black and to the Uatkan. He has been teaching in l.eRoy for five years. RIISS.'lIUlx'.7VlGf1flN Miss Murnighan received her B. A. in lfnglish at Seton Hill College. This is her first year at l'.e Roy where she is taking the place of Mr. Mc Roberts. She is a senior class adviser and coached the speakers for the Larkin Speaking Contest. Miss Murnighan is leaving us this year and plans shortly to marry. MR. I?UDM.f1.7V Mr. Rudman received his TB. in Education upon graduating from Brockport State Teachers College. After graduating he came to l.eRoy where he has been teaching for five years. Besides teaching 7th and Sth grade English and one class in high school lifnglish, Mr. Rudman acts as ad- viser to the 7th grade. ill RS. IVA lJSlVOR'!'l'1 This is Mrs. .lean XYadsworth's first year in l.eRoy High School. Her home town is lirie, Penn sylvania. ln lfrie she went to Villa Marie College where she received her B. A. degree. At present she is working on her Master's Degree. Mrs. Wad- sworth teaches the seventh and eighth grades in linglish and music appreciation. MISS DEVOIS That pleasant little person that we have seen a- round our halls for the past twelve years is Miss lJeYoe. Miss DeYoe has received her Bachelor of Science and her Master of Arts degrees. She has attended both the University of Buffalo and Syracuse University. Miss lJeVoe teaches Amer- ican history and 7th and Sth grade literature and is adviser for the Sth grade and the Hartwood Vhapter of the Historical Society. MICS. Hx! LMER Mrs. Ivy M. Balmer has been a member of the l.eRoy High School faculty for many years. She is loved and respected by all of the students, es- pecially those who have come to know her not only as an linglish teacher, but as an individual. Mrs. Balmer is a graduate of Uhio XYesleyan University where she acquired he B. A. and B. l.. degrees. The W ys and Wherefores MR. KURTH MR. TABER MR. BELL MR. DU MONT MR. TAGGART MR. GANGI Science and Citizenship Education MN. KURTH M r. Alvin If. liurth who received his li. QX. and M. of lid. degrees at the University of Buffalo, teaches junior high science. drivers' education. and is director of the audio-visual department in the l.eRoy School system. Mr. Kurth is faculty adviser to the ik.-Y, Clulm. Boys' Golf team and the lireshman class. tl I 'J .lille lpltilzlx Mr. 'l'homas Talmer was lnorn in Rochester. X. Y.. and obtained his HS. degree from lirock- port State 'l'eachers' College and Nlhany State 'l'eachers' College. Besides teaching citizenship education, M r. 'l'aher serves as adviser to the Sth grade. This is Mr. 'l'aher's first year in teaching and l,c-Roy students hope he will continue here for many vears. MIG. HI: 1-1. Mr. XYilliam llell attended Central Missouri State College and holds a ll. S. in liducation. He teaches citifcenship education and has heen with us for two yeras. llis other duties consist of advis- ing the sophomore class. coaching our Varsity footlwall team and track team and teaching wrest- 5 ling in the winter. M R. III' MON7' Mr. l7ulVlont. a graduate of Union College and ,-Xlliauy State Teachers College where he ohtained the BS. and MS. degrees. teaches health and hio- logy. He came to l.eRoy during the .lanuary mid- term of W54. Ile is one of our freshman class ad- visers and he may also he seen on the athletic field during our yearly track meets. helping with the various activities. .ll R. 'l'AtiGAlx'7' Mr. lirederick Taggart received his ll. of lid. and M.S. at lirockport and .-Xlhany State Teach- ers' Colleges. He teaches 9th and l2th grade citi- zenship education. lle has taught at l.eRoy Cen- tral School for four years. Mr. Taggart is adviser to the Senior class. llis inspiring attitude has helped many seniors through the years. Jllr. C1:l.Vtf,l Mr.Gangi is a graduate of the University of liuffalo. received his liachelor of Arts and Mast- ers of Education degrees. after which he taught in Falconer for one year. lle has headed our physics and chemistry departments for four years. teaches adult drivers' education after school and is an adviser to Student Council.. Here it is again, the first of the month NRS. LVILLAMEE XVe have often seen Mrs. Mary jo XVilli3.1I1CC,S smiling face behind the counter in the bookroom counting out change and writing the many re- ceipts. This along with her advisership of the Sophomore class, is an extrag for she has a degree from the college of Mount Saint Vincent, and she teaches the commercial subjects in LeRoy lligh School. MISS F0 RTMILLER XYith a minimum of noise and a maximum of efficiency, Miss livelyn Fortmiller conducts her high school mathematics classes. Miss lfortmiller has a B..-X. and a MA. degree and has attended Albany State 'l'eacbers College and Columbia University. Miss lfortmiller is adviser to the Nat- ional Honor Society. Her home town is Newark, New York.. MR. PERRONE Mr. llerrone received his B.S. in mathematics at Alfred University. After a leave of absence during the war, where he was in the Naval Air Force. he returned to LeRoy to teach high school math, including algebra, geometry. trignometry and business math. Mr. Perrone has a Fresh- men homeroom, is a Student Council adviser and has served on the Board of Regents. MISS MOR--TN Miss Moran attended Nazareth College where she received her B.S. degree. After graduation she came directly to l.eRoy where she has taught commercial subjects for four years. She is also an adviser to the Seniors where she has been a great help. Miss Moran is planning to leave us this year. XYe wish her lots of luck. AIRS. JVCCARTHY That delightful smile that you see in the hall between every period belongs to Mrs. Doris Mc Carthy who is originally from Byron. Mrs. Mc Carthy has her Bachelor of Science degree from Geneseo State Teachers College and has been teaching here for ten years. She teaches 7th and Sth grade mathematics and is an adviser of Student Council. Business and Math MRS. WILLIAMEE, MISS FORTMILLER, MR. PERRONE, MISS MORAN, MRS. MC CARTHY The Home Front MR. MANGEF'RIDA MR. SERIO MRS. MC ROBERTS MR. HARRISON Home Economics Agriculture and Shop MR. MANGEFRIDA Mr. Mangefrida has acquired a B. in indus- trial arts and has been teaching his subjects at l.eRoy Central School for fourteen years. He attended Geneseo and Oswego State Teachers Colleges to obtain his education. Among his duties are advising Student Council and teaching woodworking. metal working, auto mechanics, electricity and mechanical drawing. MR. SERIO Mr.Arthur C. Serio. teacher of industrial arts and drivers education. received his Bachelor of Science degree at 'Buffalo State Teachers Coll- ege. Mr. Serio is faculty adviser to the Sopho- more class and to the boys' bowling league. This has been Mr. Serio's second year at l.eRoy High. during which time, the students have come to re- cognize and appreciate the cheerful atmosphere that is created by his friendly smile and character. MRS. MCROBERTS Mrs.Ann Mclloberts is from Buffalo, New York. She received her BS. degree from the Home Economics School at Cornell. lfrom there she came to l.eRoy where she taught for two years and has lived for the past ten years. In january Mrs. McRoberts replaced Mrs. XVenner as high school home economics teacher. Besides serving in this capacity. Mrs. McRoberts has taught an adult education class for the past few years. UR. HARRISON Mr. Roger Harrison is in charge of the teach- ing oi agriculture at l.eRoy. Coming to us from Cornell University the previous summer, he has tal-ien over the farm training of the high school boys. The Future Farmers of America are also under his guidance as well as some of the 7th and 9th grade science classes. Mr. Harrison is also interested in athletics and has often aided the coaches. The Finer Things in Life .1l l1'. 11.1l1,'1?1X'li 111155 ll.-I l1?l1'1?I,.'7 X111 11111'111111. :1 Q'1'i1C11lZl10 111' 11111 111111'111'si1y 111 11111111111 11'11111'11 1111 1111c11i1'e11 111s 11..-X. 11eg1'111r. 1111- 111111111 11 11111111111-1' 111 11111' 14Z1Cll11X' six ve111's 11911. 110 l1111c1111s S111111ish 111 11111' s1111111111s, H1111 1111s YCZII' 1:1'C1lL'11 11'11s 1111111111 111 111s 1'111'1'ic11111111. 111 1111111111111 1111 is 1'1'11s11111:111 c111ss 1111vis111' 111111 01111011 111 t1111 '11111l111' 1'111's111' 111111111111 111111 1111s11111'111111 11111111s. .1fl1'S. 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IA Y Mrs. Ruth -lay is the girls' physical education instructor at the XVolcott Street School, and lceeps herself occupied directing the physical activity of the younger girls. She attended Rroclcport State Teachers' College where she was awarded the Bachelor of Science degree. She has been with us for two years. having previously taught at lrondequoit. Mrs. -lay has made lasting friend- ships among the students here and many will miss her when she leaves teaching this year. MR. JAY Our director of boys' physical education, Mr. Raymond lay. has been teaching here for two years. Mr. lay graduated from Franklin 'High School in Rochester. lfle attended Broclfport State Teachers, College where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in l949. lile then at- tended lthaca College where he received his M. S. in health and physical education. Mr. lay is also an advisor of the Boys' .Nthletic Association. and coach ot' the varsity basketball and varsity base- ball teams. MR. LONGHIN1 Mr. Francis Longhini, who has been boys' physical education teacher in Le Roy since 1951, was born here in Le Roy and graduated from Le- Roy l-ligh School in 1944. He attended Brock- port State Teachers' College where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. He recently re- ceived his Master's degree at lndiana University. Mr. Longhini not only instructs the physical edu- cation classes. but also ably coaches junior varsity baseball and assists in coaching the varsity foot- ball squad. MISS DOUGAN Miss Dorothy Dougan has been director of the girls' physical education department at l,e Roy lligh School since 1949. She graduated from Kenmore High School, Kenmore, New York. She attended the University oi Buffalo where she received her U. of Ed. Later she received her Master's at Brockport State Teachers' College. Miss Dougan's duties include helping with cheer- leading and supervising the after school intra- mural program which consists of girls bowling, golf, and tennis. t ct. s x Miss Smith bnnrlrrges the hfmd of fl Ittflfll stoic young lady. Mrs. Casey is interrupted while Gary waits for rvsunzpfion of treatnzmtt. Medical and Dental l.e Roy is very fortunate in the medical and dental facilities that are available to us through- out the school year. .X complete dental hygiene otlice in the high school and a well-equipped nurses' otitice in the Xlvolcott Street School 1Jl'O- lir. Kimrzirl listens fo Ed's heart beat as part of flu' rzimuai plzysic-nl C.l'llll1l-ilflfllfll ritual. vides us with the opportunity to prevent illness and with the equipment to treat minor ailments. Mrs. Casey serves as the dental hygienist for the school. .X pleasant. capable person. she stands guard over our dental hygiene from the time we enter kindergarten until we leave at graduation. Miss Smith's place of business is in the XX'ol- cott Street School where she can lietter lqeep an eye on the accident-prone grade schoolers. llere she assists the school physician in giving physical exams. and innoculations.. ln addition she per- forms the ordinary tirst aid tasks that are the lot of a school nurse. The school physician is chosen from antong the village physicians on a rotating basis. 'llo Dr. limit liimaid has fallen this special task ot' guard- ing our health this year, although many of the other doctors have contributed their time and talents. Ur. liimaid is hy now yvcll-known ily all our athletes and each student in school has met him through the medium of a physical examin- ation. CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Davis, M1's. Fiorito, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Members of the high school aid in the serving of Krautwurst, Mrs. Croft Behind the Scenes BUS DRIVERS JANITORS Mr. Rubens, Mr. Kane, Mr. Selden, Mr. Kellogg, Mrs. Mrs. Hflflkett, M11 R0b9YtS, MF- RGHIHCIU MI'- Pangrazio, Mr. Pangrazio, M1's. Hubbard Mr. Bundy, Mr. Sheridan HORACE B. MYERS, Principal of the Grade School Wolcott Street School Head Blessed is H10 man who walks na! in flzc vazmsel of The wirkcd, nor sfamls in ilzv Quay af sinners, nar sifs in flu' seat of srajm'.s,' buf his deliglzl is in flu' law of flu' Lara', and an his lafv lm ilzvflifafcs day and night Hr is like a free planfva' by slraams af -water, llzaf -l'l.f'l!lS ifs fruit in ils season, and ifs lfaf dans not fviflrw. ln all ihaf lu' rlavs, lu' lvrosfvvrs. I l'l1r fuzrlefa' are not sa, lmf are like chaff -rvlzirll flzr' fvina' ll1l'l'Z'f'.V aw TlIFl'I'f01'!' llzf' fvfrlcm' will aol slanrl in llzr' if :mr .?lI'lf7It'l'S in flu' !'I711571 'gUfl0Il of flzf' riglzf far flif Lord krmzws ilu' way 01' ilu' riglzffoz lmf flu' way af flee 'wicked will perislz. Psalm l-loimriii H ay I!Clf,7llIUl'll FOIISJ fs, l . Mvnles MISS DRAYO Mr. Myers' girl Friday is Miss Rachel Drayo. whose duty it is to assist in the smooth operation of the XVolc0tt Street School. The Uatkan owes a special trihute to her for the work which she does each year in handling grade school subscrip- tions and payments. Art The pursuit of art is an important part of the eclucation of young people. Miss Marilyn llicharcls is responsihle for this phase of the gracle schoolers' education and teaches them sell expression through a large variety of ineclia. XXX- regret that she is leaving this year ancl wish her luck in her other artistic en- cleavor -ff inusic. Music lfor many years the teaching of music in the grade school has heen in the capable hands of Miss llthel liriclfson. and the success of our high school musical organizations is due, in no small part. to the foundation which she has laid in junior hand and the XV0lcott Street School chorus. ln arlclition, Miss lilriclison has assisted in the presentation of the annual operetta. 1, -ww- l,ib1'nrirn1s.' Miss Shores, Miss 1?III'f07I, Mrs. llvnzllrais lhlvk How: Il. l'l:u'k. Mrs. l71'lllilTIIiH. K, K1-lly, ll, llrysnlzlls K. Abbott, Z. 4'I'm'lu'r. M. llrookrl, ll. All1'lIllI': N, llynlv, I Johnson. if. xx1l'iLIllI. Ho. lYl'yN4lIIl!'. L. North Wm, IC, Ilzxwlc Und Row: N. llllllllilll. S. N.-vkima, .l. Vostn, .l. Alvlionziv. K U'M4-:lli:u. .l. llzlvlu-Il. li. Xl, U2ll'hl'illl. 3511! Row: S. Alvllzxraiy. U. Hl'IllIl'j', IL l'vNlll'l', Al, llzzwkor, X Xhght. M. SIN-ll. I-'Vout How: S, Pilllll. Ii. IPi1-kinsnn. ll, M N14-liurm-y, I The Woodward Memorial Library f:I'fYd1' school sfzadvnfs Icaru good rvrlding habits early. Sfudmzfs from the high, school Iu'o14,'sr' during n frm' lmriod. .a Q -x 11-n. , . B Illwl Huw: Ii. llallel. D. l itZSillllllUllN Il. Tlllllllilii. N. l'I1ll1'c'l1lis-lml. IJ. Silf Yl'l'll2lil, ID, S1'lllIj'Il'l', 'l'. NYlN7lll'lll-f S. BIUFQIZIH.. Emi Huw: l.. Vllilips, .l. Zito, ll, P1-ok I.. Mc-l'Iurg:, 12 Lauvrn-y, 'l'. Moran S. Kzxlivhi. lst Row: A. I.m':1st1'n. lb. 'l'lIIll'lYl', .I ' ' N t'11lnichul Y 'l'1IIn SIVIXPIIZIU. -. : ' ' 2 ' . . : J. Ilowzlrll. li. 1'lll'li2ll'0. 'l'1'2l1'lll'I'I I'A'l'Rll'I.X IIANNA I Kindergarten Itrxl Row: li. 'l'nttv11, .l. Ilan-In-tt. M. I.ic-:1I:1, D. Svutt. U. Fitch, M. Nlllty. ll. Fl1'l'lllbl'. M. l'I:u'k. Zlnel Row: Ii. lin-altty. M. Rumsu-y, l'. Iluylzln. XV. XVilsun, I'. gxIlfiIl0l'4', li. f':Il!lll'N, ll. Ilzxgrlin. lr-xt Row: .I. Ualulphvll, M. Gzlllvtt. A. 'l'l1:ltv1', ID. Aawklm-y. lm ulnu I Xl h X t'RI'l ' VN .:. X.. H fu Hh Huw: .I. I'4-vk, l.. Ilil1'kl'IlllliHOI'. M. Ilulwinsolx. Ii. lla-swim-k. I.. Mun- .vw 1 1 nix, l. 5101-1-4-, 5. Mmm:-y. lh-hor, Il. 'I'Il:m-r Zim! linw: J. Ks-rwin. .l. fiillllllhvll, N llvimlim-h, 1'. Km-l1lv1', J. NVhitn-. Il. Urnkovim-Il. 1st Row: K. Iivll, l.. I'l'iv:1Ix-1':u, li. Sul Iivzln. 'l'4-zu-lwr: LUIS 'PIIHIQX 231-41 Row: ll. Wvlsll. R. liustzlvson. l-'. I'is:1ro. M. Imlivilm, I.. H1'iffv. I' IICND JIVII Row: BI. Loftus. I'. Iiurrm-II. A. Lnml Huw: M. Shm-lhy, 'l'. IIOIllIll0I', I.. ' I 4':1ru:lu:n,, 'l', I'rivitm-rn. S. NIZIIIUIISU. .I, tirnssl. I-Z. livnm-Hi. .I. W:1tm-rmaln. . XIIIIIIIIIIS. V. Angst. ID. I:lng:r:1zi-I. li. Ilrysflnlv, ll. Furl-, AI. RIIIVIIIIII. ll, GiII'IIl'I'. Ist Huw: .I. Klurrzly. S. Socvin, S-, Wumlwurtll. II. WGA-I-11. S. Vvl'l1:u'- 4-ini. IL Iialyt. F. l'rvutI1-v. 'IR-:u'Invx': I'A'I'lII1'IA IIANNA Kindergarten H11 Huw: J. Smith. M. NOI'fIlI'Illl, lv. Wulf. S. Y4'I'lIIIl'1'IIlI, 'l'. Yun In-usm-n. C. 1l'Gwx1. J. Iblngrnzin. F. Russi. .I. Urlaxmlu. firm! llow: S. Mm- Iiurm-y. K. ZIIIIIIIUFIIIRIII, M. Murphy, M. i'u1'vi1u1i:Iin, J. Vrinzi, r II. lil-Itvl'I4Ip..4-. Qml Huw: N. lint:-r, W. Y:IuA1st, ll. NviII4'I'IlI2lll, .l. I-'zulu-nm-, 'l'. Shanks, Il. Flin:-, I.. Ilzlylu-s. lst llmv: Il, Nlmuw-, .I. F'li, Il. I.:1tII:un. I', xII'IIIll'lll'X. I.. lI2IllllIIl'I'. 'I'1-:lvllm-l': I..XI'IIA 1'lil'I l'I'IXIlI'IN 1 wi I How: Y. II:11-ka-tt. .I. 'l'llXX'IIN1'l1I. I I I XII Svilltzl. .I. I!I':l1Iy. II. IiiIlI4 , , , . jurs, RI. Ilurn. XY. Iiuwv. Il. I.n-om II. I'0wm-l'S. 'lrd Row: Al. .ln-Inks, 1. Iirmlwn. Il Y:1nt':1srwlm-, Nl. FiIlI4'Il1'I'. lt. Ilinklx x Il. I I'ilIIIi, S. Zalllsu-:u. AI. Ilurt, Ix . :c'Iluls, II. Sh-IT1-niIl:l. Iirinvy, II. Ilan-km-lt. Ib. IN-Krups, A. Mzxrtinn. Is! Row: 'I', Slvllax. Ii. I'riv:ll1-':1. ID C011-i1l1I3:Ii:l. .I. l'IIlIl'lH'lIIll. I 'l'1-:14-In-l': IAIIS FIIUIIN XII 'ml Row: IG. 1':1l1iII. .l. l'xIl'I'0, li Xol'lu-vs. N. 'l':1yiu1', li. 'l'!wm:1 Widnu-1', lb. Wixlizuxzs. :ml Row: li. ZillllIll'l', .l. Whilm NYl1ittm'f, M. Fsllaxrp. li. Wzulo I XVmnll4'y. lst Iiuw: l'. Norton, 'l'. Vnnvlli I XVhit1-, S. Stn-fzxni. ll S114-l'I'1-1 I SU-va-lnsnnl. K, W'lsun. J. Tyganlt l'n-:u-lu-1': Hlt.U'I'I Ii. 1'I..kllIi First Grade .lrel Row: ll. lla-ltz, .l. Iforv, ll. Idllisun, Bl. Ii. II:llI, l'. 1'l1ur4-Iltim-M. S. Iizms. Bl. Gralslly, l'. Fzl1'vl'. 11ml Row: W. Ilzlrris. W. Guslaxvson. Il. F4-ltf-s, IP. Gl'i1lll'j'. 'l'. II1-:ulh-y, H, llzlwkvr. M. Ilmlgrvs. lst Row: J. l :l1.E:lll, ll. King, W. lvilgllll, I.. lflllison. IC. Ilnrviv. ll. Ilnwlu-r. J. Hllillgllillll. 'l'4-au-In-r: IiI+ZllNl1'l-I lvlllllk ral Huw: ll. I':lm-pvlltn. J. Lnpp, V. Kulivki, li. I'III'k1'l'. I.. lll 4'1'. I'. Li 1-:ll:1. S. AI1'NiNll, Ii. I.:1I'i'1-rfy. 'ml llnw: NI. Munro, S. I.Illll', lb. lloyfl li. Imwn-. S. Xlillvr, ll. Lyfflv, S. 511-ivr, S. l.imlslvy. st Ilmv: Il. King, H, Knsvski. Il. Mon!- Irulr, Il. llydc-, ll. NIl'I'il'll, J. l'1'm4- porn, 'I'. lCi4-vi. l'I'II4'II1'I'Z I!l'I'l l'll'I HILXIIA Sl 1-11 Huw: li. Ym-rm-y, li. llinklvp 4 ' 1 N 211-1I How: RI. lhulaulinu. .I. Ihnlgrn-rs, Il Mllrrauy, I'. I':1pIu-, IG. IK4-Imr, .I. l'ullm-k I'. Ilivh. I'. Rolvlm-4-. I Lml Row: tl. Shun-, S. Illlllxrwy. Il Illmlgu, Ii, Robinson. IC. Smith, 1 RllIN'l'IN0ll, A. Stopllunillzl. lst Row: I'. Ss-mt, .I. IIIIVIUIV, T. Rid Ivy. I-I. Slmrlr, .I. Illl4III1'I', ll. I':1pk1- 'I'1':l1'Il1'l'2 INIIHVI'lIY II, Mlfllililili First Grade T110 firm! grzzdvrx mzju-v zwwkzfzg 'zviflz flzvfr IIIINIYUI farm. '1r1l Now: I'. All-x:un1I1-r, W. Vlzlrlc, I! II I I I union N lillbllil. U. Huw . . V: , .' Uowalrnl, H, llovm-nzi. IN-nnvtti, NI. IIIIVIIIIIIIIII. II. Won: N. llvrt. II. Ilmwliq-Ii. lst Ibm: I'.1':lIuu-N, S.1'uIl1-ll,S:.1':mu-y I.. llnltlf, ll. l'nI'c'ilIlIj,.!II:I. J. Uhr min-I1:u-I, II. l'l'1lI'IlII2l, II. Ihrynw. 'I'n-:u-In-ri IIAZICI. BI. NIVIINAN ml Row: Il. link:-r. I.. Ile-nm-tli, I. Iv Iwi Ii IITII Huw: IL Iiihlvr, I.. Mm-Ilauwly. Ix I'uInl I II-nrt Ii III-'llv Ii In-nlx tri IIJI.I'I'1'I:IY,4G..5IiIIIf'lISJD. ' I i .irfl Row: I'. Ilnrr. M. I4'it4-ll. J. Mr Vlurgr. Il. Ilzxwkvr. A. AIIIUIIUIN, I M:-Iiulwrts. M. Migfginsl. 2n1I Row: .I. M1-tzlvr. .I. IIuw:1r4l, 1 Mzxnllix. J. XIIIIIIUFS, V. I.:m1Q114Iu Ii. Izlnitzl. S, Izlnm-Iln. Ist Row: 'l'. II:1rp:1':1va-, S. Impp. I N .III1'1'UXVZlll, N. I.n-mm. K. IIIHIIIIN, Illlngrm-rford. 'I'v:l4'Il4'l'2 I'IIYI,I.IS ADAMS Second Grade Sc'i.v.wr.v and f7USff' 1'i111r ' yifwiv HIGSI' fvzffvfix az rvlivf from flu' ful Huw: I'. Wlh-I-11. .I. I.m'9li1.Il.SmitI1. II gIl1'I'IllIIl Ii VII MIIIII NV I1'lI . I . . : 'I - H, . um-. A. I4lNIll'l'. Row: .l. lim-itz. 4'. AIIIITIIX, S. Imam-. .I. .xlt'X2lIllI4'I', N. SlI4'ITl'I'. Ii, Ialllawvu uw: Il II:lvIu-tt, I..U1'I:1114ln I 1':1rsun1. K Il l50IIvl'im In Il'll1'I'I .I ICS :mu-ls. A. Ulzxrk SIVA MlI'II.-XIGI. fjl'I!t'1l'7Ifj rf11rz'f11r' of xz'm11d grrlrfv. In-e..... fm... H11 ROW: N, In-rrivlc, I', t'l:nrk. S. lhllfl. li. If'lv1-lmr. lt. lil-nity. I.. l'0lllN'l', l. Firalu-l'. bird Row: I.. Halrm-r. Ib, l'lZlllSN, Iirmulis, li. l!:lg:lio,1'. l':l1'li1-, S. Hunk, I.. l:lll'l'l'll. fllll Llluwz II.l'llilll1'll0. li. Hill. I.. Fitz ' lr X ruummns, V. I-Illlson. lt. .M-mn . Down-y, IL Ilvswivlc. ISI HOW! Jl. xvlliflh ll. llglllglgligly IJ, lf'orn:1:lys. J. Unrli. J. Allf'lltll'4', 1 1'lll'1'iIllijl'li2l. 'l'1'Zlt'll!'l'Z Kllhlllllill 'l'I-IX'l'l'Ill Second Grade 1 S. 1 . Mrs. 'l'rzm'rI's .vf1ra'f'1zfx rlv1nfu1.vf1'fzfu flu' l'Ivdgv of .-II!4'gj1'f11zw fn flw jing. l .xl HI: Row: ll. lluwv. 'l'. liiwllc-y, N..-lil Ill N. Rvvnl. J. .Sl'hl'llill!I. li. fvIlU'll1ll 'l'. Sully, .l. Smith. fl liuw: Il. S4-vlm-y, .l. I'ri1lyI1-mm l l'lm-nu-ns. J. l'l1lIlll1'j'. A. Wmnllu Bl. Bls-ssnw-, H. Rll1l1.Y1'l'N. IU ull Huw: N. NY4-llm-r, lt. Rizzu. . . th-un. J. Miuvr. ll. Wnllu-4-. ID Klum-1-. U. Blumn-y. V. Whits-, ht Row: l,. Tzxylor, ll. Nivnlsun I'l:ntvk. ll. Slim-H. 'l'. 5lN'l'l'X- I NVilIi:1l11N. 'l'1'1l4'll1'I'I Fl-I1'II,lA li. 'l'lll'lDI'1lA HI Inns, I.. IIoI'I'm:u11. li. FIIZSIIIIIIIIIII II. I in1 tu. Ii. Rlvwnwzln, K. Ilunt, N II:u-lu-nlnilh-r, H. Ilunt. W. Ihwkin Ib. I.in1IsI1-y. nal Row: .I. Ilnrvn-y, I'. lIil'I'I'lllllllI .l. tilwuslxy. W. Smith, N. IIutc-Iuins Ii. Hill. IL II:-imIi1-In. Ifl Huw: Il. lI4'iIIll'4'Il. ll. Ilzllv. I I. M ,- .oI4It. l. II:lIs1-y. I. II:1rg:r:lvv, 4 lIlll'll'y. K. l IaiIllw1'k, YY. IHI:lIl1'. 'I'a-zwln-r: RIAIIY IADVISIG I.-KNNI'TI,I.H Third Grade Jruziv CIIIIIIIIFIS KI f1C'0f1J'lIf7!Ij' IPL-CSOII fuiflz lmr rluxxnzrzlvx. v. hm I Huh I Ilmfl NX Ixnlu- Illul ': . ' '. :li I . I'. I':1rIu-r. IG. Iaumm-lIn. N. I':lI1 I no .I. I,:nmIn-in. Irel Row: 'I'. Uzullxu-s. Il. I,iIwrti, Ib I':1lIolIi, li. IIinkln-y, I.. I'1-uspn-rn, lx I'1'i1I1:m-nn, I . I'1'unti4'1-. :ml Ituw: V. In-gg, I.. Ihlsqllzllv, I I'I:lt1-li. Il. Urlululn. 'l'. Lnpp, II Inn- vu, nom-, K. 3I1'I'I1'Il. Il. Mm-Km-nzin-. l lhunu I Xlnlm I' In Ist Row: '. -: . . . : I1-ylrlzlnk. 'l'. Urlzxmlu. Ib, .Ig-:Irv I'1-:lm-Ilvrz 5IYR'I'A S. U.-Xl.VI'IIi'l' nl Row: Nl. IC. King. l'. Mm-Xisll. .I. Ist Iww: G. Ilillnmn. ll. II:l4'kott, J. I1':I1'Ill'I'Z l'0N1'I4I'I l'.I I.1DNl'.XH Nlllllt, li. XI:l'urs, Rl. I':1l:l4Iinu. 4' il 'I - 72 . .. 'zmlu-.'. '. II1'V4-lzlml. ll. Ih-tlvrinlgrv. H. .I:umvs. Il., S1-on. l'. lviliu. s, I..-gg. I':lI:11iinu, A. l':n-1-zlllniso. Il. Antiuur , ll. Lzlnlvlulnlax. S. lhmgm, Third Grade Ith Ituw: U. Ilngrlin, Ib. I+':lm'Iu-1'. .I. Antilmrm-. G. l':1Il. J. Ailcon, Bl,I1:1l1I. ID. Iullml. tlrnl Iluw: Ib. Clark, Ib. 'I'lm1n:ls, I. I-'msn-r, N. AII4-11, I'. Valsvy. I'. 1'IlIIf'I'IllI4'IS. ' ' I 1'l lY4IIl'I Zml Huw: .I. llll1'1'1-ll. .I. Conlon. NY. INWIIIIIIII. .l. Iulslnku. II. IIN' ti. I':l1'l11ivIl:1oI. Ist lluw: Y. 1':u-vallxlisu-. U, 1':lI'IllIl'Il:ll'I. A. Wmnully, I.. f'II1'l'IlIlIIH1'. Il. VIIIIIIYIDUII. Ii. Uzlrli. 'IH-:win-1-1 ,INN I.1lWl11I.l. Ifl 1' 1'urnwvIl :I Iluwl II. Xzlllvllzw-. .I. II1mlw4rl'Ill N 1 XY. N1-inIi1-lc,.I. Y4Ill:IIl. XY. .':l1 I1-rw . Il. lmhillsull. II. Y:l:'l1z'w. I.. S I'lI!Sl haw: .I. Y:xug:nl1u, Ib. NIDI':IjIIIl', l Sanlllslnlry. S. Wifllm-r. ll. S1-ull. Ix Smith. lb. xYIlli'l'llIIIII. S. XVIII'-. 4 'l'II:lI4-V. Huw: l'. XYIlils-. Ii. 'l'llll'IH', I Smith, 'l'. SIHIllilI'H4 V. l'7IlIlll'N. I S1-llilln-V. IP. IIUIDIIISUII. l'. Sa:-vzl. 'l'w:l4'In-!'3 .XI'IIA III'IIll l'llI N III! Rmv: ll, Sf-mt, Il. l':ug::min, lv llrlumlu. Il. Muni. .l. Maxuga-frinlu Ii. Angst. M. I'1-rrmu-. ZZVII Iluw: Il. I':lp1u. M. Mille-r, .I. Mulllr tmp, ll. I':lng:r:1ziu, Il. Iiunlm-r, M Il:-hor. I.. Atln-1'I4n1. 21111 Huw: .l. Ulivm-ri. .l. Urlzuulu, G. I':II'III2III'l'. ll. l':npk4-, A. I'ivk4-II, G, 5I:IIIl1'l'. .I. Iiillgv. Ist Iluw: ll. I':1m-pf-lain. .I. Illia-1-xl. G I'rivit1-ru. 'I'. Sl'l'Il'y, J. l':1tti.1' NU-i'l'1-llillal. N. Il'p:g'i. 'I'1':l1'I11'r: SIIIIlI.l'IY l'lIAIlXYI1'K Fourth Grade !II1 How: N. 1'l':1V:llt:l. ll, Wumlwortll, M. Roth. l'. Dusun, K. .Io-nks. 'I', Ilimlgv, ' In IIN M. Ms-lm Z..1l Ibm , Ii. hm-1-11. I., M:1rinn, Y. Mm'l'l1IIm-y. M. Stvllzl. V. Y:-rnl-y. II. Y:1nIIu1'n. .L S1-lnillvr. -nfl lion. Ii. Mvtxln-V. I'. Ilznlsvy. .I. BIX1-rs. S. Svoills. ID. IIu1'r. I' Ilxvnm W 'I':lyInx'. lsx lluwg ll. Spry, S. Whiu-. .I. llulalom-, ID. lII'ilIl2llIl. 'l'. IQFQIIIIWIIFSI. I4':lr'I14'1'I .I .X NIC'I' M. FIU uh Row: I.. Impp. .L III-wx-S. 'l'. Urns lay, A, Hrussi. II. IIyxI1'. Ib. III l-I. IIIIIIIIIII. rml Ituw: W. Kinggllnn, S. F1-4 :prim-. Isl. .I. I.u-:11:1. B. M4-I-.we-n. I.. nmnllml-mn-. J. Wm-n, A. ?III4'Kl'IIZ'Il'. nfl how: I. Ixrupp, l. II:u-livlt. Ii. Lum-. .I. IIlII'IIl'j'. II, Mau-Km-nyiv I NI2l1'Ii1'IIZIl'. .I. Iillinglmm. sl Huw: Il, II1-imlis-I1. 1'. I!1'utI14-rs. 1l.I.:lpp II xIiI1'f'llXY'III l' xxllllv. l'. IIIIIlf.K:1'I'I'4Il'II. I . M V-an-Iwx-: IQATIIIKYN Iilllllf' ml Row: R. NIZIJUFS. I'. Yum-Ili. lx. N N Wnllvrs R. llnrn' 2. .W . , Im. Qulxu Y l l'tl'l'N0ll, D. Williams. .l. Ulm-Ixln-IIS. I. 'ml llow: .l. 'l'huln:1s, K. Ntm-1-lv, 'l'x':u'y. XV. 'huwnsn-ml. IV. Slll'!'lll.lI!. ll. llinklvy. II. Airlll. sl Huw: l'. 'l'ruv, S. Ste-on. U. Smith. V. 'l':lh0ll0, H. Yvzlllzlvv, ll. Ttlltvll L. l ili0. M. S1-lwlvll. l't'il1'lIt'l'Z l'AlllI.l..X XIANVI SU Fourth Grade 'Q' a.. Q X:-.. lm Slzrdvl :eff -- . ,- c.f af I Y af r., ff'3 :lx aluuu z'1cku'nlv for 'lm ,h1'rz'1lf'fn' of fvm'f11ff Nu' clirxx f.'!.v. -. vw. '.. ' '.., v 1.' ,. . ..x. 1. . ,. ith Run, l.l.1ll. li,t:mt.u, IX.14llIlly lk lhuxnlll ll I tluwtnpllvl I lim-liillgr. S. lmiili. Ii. Funk. ll, .M-muah, ll, lf:-II4-S. ll. I+'ishrr. ml lluw: Ii. .XllfiIl4ll't'. N. 1'l Ill1'llPl n l Iloml I films-I U. .Xllalvlwln . I, I . I. : '. li, Uunuully. S. f'ill'lIl:l'llIll'l. Isl Row: J. l'il4'1'2lllliSl', Il. Alltlillilfl I l l1't lllliil' l IHIQIHII I l'lll'll'lIl'lH ll, t':11'snn. 'l'1-:1m'llol': CLARA XICENAN nl Huw: ll, l'1IIllH'j', Nl. llvll, M. For 1-imiglizx. ll. Allzzllnm-, IL ltlln-.lil-lx Hriilitlu. NI. Ifussm-II, F, I'I:u'l: N II:1 rris. 'Iwi Row: AI. .I:u'ks4m. N. t'l:urk I Iluutlu-. NI. I'l'itl1-11414-ln. N. Ilutm-In n Stull. I., Iioul. ml Ilnw: I.. I!:ll'mu-, .I, Unstzx V rI'2lllIll4lIIt, IL Ifinrilo, .I. II4-:urnl Il Ilzltm-Il. Il. Iirznlwv ID I'r-:nl A , . I . . Ist Huw: IC. Slum-11: ' , . . '-' :nl I luxu I Iivlllwlly. II. A4lll:!'I1Ill. S. llzlvluti li. lhlllin-ls. I'4-zlvlu-V: I'IIllIS l'UI'lII'Ili I IIl'IIU Fifth Grade 'l'l1 url II . '. l':: ,.'. z QI nu II lxlltun N IIIII mul I 1'I:lrk, II. Airlh. Il. Vnllills, II. Iiil ml Row: I. Wm-II:-r. Il. f'1II'1'2lIlli. llrzlv . .a - :. '. Nu I ew Il I xlmmloll XX Mm-- VOXYZIII. N. H2II'llIliI4I'. N. N1vr:ly:l14-. II. Yinvi sl Huw: K, I'u1'au-I, .l. l ISlll'l'. It AliIj0l'N. .I. .IoI1nsun, S. Mzlluui. Il IIy1I1-, II. 1'llI'1I:lI'Il, IX Ilur1I'c'I:. l'l'IlI'Ill'I'I IIICNIGYI ICVIC Il1lI,'l'lIAI'S Inrsl. I. I.1-om-. NI. liigrpri. .l, All-tvlw' I' Illfzffllv ylilulzfir .SvftIfl'S jfvf flu' Ollfl'-U'I'l'l' Vfflflll Ur. ffzfllrfx fiflll gnldff. xlth Row: S, An-klvy. V. l'I1ilI-r, II. I Ill rows, IP. II4-mlm-l'NIlult, IP. King. -Ill: lluw: li, Ss-llillvr. I. Yiuvi, I1 l 1 llmwu, X. Blillvr. S. liulrlvu. li, llntll. G. S1-ull. Zlrcl lluw: H. Elliot. S, Sl1'l'l'vnill:1. W. l':1l:1cl1uo. l.. I'urlm-r, S. llllllill'j', li. l':ll:ulilm, K. NYl'ig:llt. I li XXII llt N Qual Row: ll. A1-null. . 'g' l.:11sp. 'IL Walrrm-ll. I.. l'ivlu-Il M4-tmlll. lb. X xxuglm, Ist llow: li. 1':1lnpm-si, li. l'lll'llXYt'll 4 Minor. BI1'l'lm-llaxnel. Rl. Sl'llll'll 'l'4':l1'l1l'l'1 l l.lllll'lNCl4l VANHK Fifth Grade lflfork fuifll jvlfzufs fil'tIlll0flS1'.N' fmlazylrl St'I'I'11fl' lfxsnlz. M. Svintn. .l. 51:11:31:-f1'inl:l. S. YIPIIZ K Qll'llll'lllV lb -X11 -' ' llc-ywoml. ilml lluw: M. l,2lll4'lN'lllU. ll. llillllt Xl, Z:ll:u'4':l. IL Hllilv, Il. llicllvy, Sharp. li. l'2llillllll4l. , 'I'1':l1'll1'l': ANN RVSII -1111 Row: Bl. l'l'l4ljL'1'4lll. ll. livulprn-xx YH . ,, .. flux:-mn.f-.f.1llu . - ww: 5. llllllllilli. ll. Nn1t.1i. S4-4-lux A. xvillllk ll. Da-rrir-k. lb, l'1-in-rs, N lst Row: U. How:-, l.. I,1-um-. l.. tirux F. l'2ll'lllill4'1'. ll, 1'1l1't':4. ll. lllwmkf. III: Iwi I I-0 Il Koh 3!r4I Row: l'. Slwll, .I. Fim' , . inson, G. Iinrnzxrnl, Il. Ilona, .l. l'1n its-rn, A. 5l:l4'lA'0ll, J. RIIIIISPY. Zur! Row: V. Svhlunski. S. lf0l'llIlUI, IL Wnllzwv, II. llllI'l'2lV, .l. 'l'Imrn. Il 'I'Imr1w, S, YYIQIIIIUIZ. Ist Row: 'I'. .In-Inks, ll. Iiuotln-, .l. l.:l X. Linnlslx-y, li. Ilielpfvt, lb. Ilrmvn. 'IH-zlvllc-1': MANY ICIIIIICN I liASlll'Ilx Sixth Grade , . . .Ilr Ilc11'10'zI'.v 11zffIlm'!1ful.v Iain' fznzf' lluw: .I. Ynllvlu-it, .I. Spring-tt. NI. Wilwsx. 12 Alum, .l. llusv, .l. Imggr, IP. NYulI'L'. III Huw: J. IU-:1I, .I. Wnmlwm'iI1, .I. Hui ht I Vimi Q 'l'u1 ' 'gf , . A , ., : ':ummo. Ib. l'lIHl'VIbl:IIlk. S. I'4'Il'l'Slill. ml Iimf: 'I', I'l'I4'1I, .I, Sw-Ivy, IL I 1 ' ' ' ' ' Huw I illllll, I+. N-Inuit, 1. I,1'n -',, l,l'l'Ill'l'. 'l'. YIllIf'llZl'I'. Huw: .I. HIIIIISUX, K. SIIIIIIIUIIS, .I, 1'llZlI'lI. .I. SIwp:l1'1I. I., S4-Illm-Izlm-. I.. 'I'ol f1'll I1-zu'Il1'l': lII'II.A XII MAIIIJNY Wfjllllll' of vlwss. mr! fm' II Ill II. Ilrd Huw: V. Sp1':1y,:llv. M. Illlrorsn , IIUKIIIIGIII, li. .Ian-kswn. W. I.a1t'l'1-1'ty, I- 1':lrrnII. II. M:ltIwl':4. Bull Row: S. Vhorty. D. Vnulturcn, I'l'4-lltico. l'. Ililvlu-l', lb. Imylv. Sfoulviv. lst Row: G. Blzu-Iivnziv, F. lion-4-. .I. Ulniunonu. ll. Ilaum-n. S. Ilau-In-tt, I-. lh-zllmlltu, G. Vamp. 'I't'2ll'IIl'l'I .IAMI-IS RIlS'l'lll-I'l I'A Sixth Grade Yxlll' .vi.1'fl1 V . 1 .1mn.sz. an lI!7f7I't'l'IlIfI7'f7 rzlfriim NRI I 71f5 Row: Y. Stn-vm-nsun. Ib. NI:lltIlmw .l. Ilulvhalrel, RI. Farm-y. Ii. Ifaxnninp. I Q I. .I. l'orvilnfg:lI:l, I.. IIl1l1g:1-1'Iul'ml. How: G. IIUIIIIIIIUIII. RI I 'I1Iilll. lb .. If . I ll4'l I'o '4 I-13.unt, Ix.41nit,Ib. MIIII-r, II. . 3 'ml How: II. IInu::I1tnn. II. IIl'HlIIhlll'X II 1'm1ilni lil l' NI: Im I , . I-I-. . . l 1':1nk. M, Illvlcillz-mlm. Ib. Imyal. Huw: S. Imsrir. R. XIIIUIIIILY, NI. .I I,:1lKm-cu. S. In-wvy. Il, IQIIVNUI ' Z 'I Y SFIINICIIIICIQ 'IH-zu Illl lx X M 'V iii' V 1 V ltl1 How: I'I. 'l'l!llI'Il, If. lIIINYlU'I'. l:I'UNYIll'll. Ii. xV04llll'IIl'l'. I1. I1111 I lIlX Illl 1 lltlllllll 11 11. NlIll1'l', I.. 111-1l111:111. .l, I':1tt1. 511-11 llnw: .lll', 111-ll. tl, SlI'llllIll'lZ. .I. 'l'11.lIIlDlilIlS. ll. Voss. N. Nl1II'I'ilX I U1 1111 IP N111 11 .I. .llllIlll1l'4', NI. l.:111p. Mr. l.l1llglllIIl. 21111 Row: Il. Shirli-y. ti. Whitt-. .I. l:l1ll'l'. IL Roth, Ib. Nit-Irie-11, NN loul I1 XI 1111 I NI1ttl11 s li. llytlv. li. lil'l1l. Ist Ilow: li. Nll'l'llIj', II. Svotl, W, Vollins. S.'l':1ln11111. ,I. l4'l'lIll I1 I'1I11l11141 1 11111111 ll, II11151-1's. IP. lfrusl, II. 41121-1-11. l1..lhl1ott. V y F b II iarsit oot a lstbtlllbllll, long :1 Illllhllil' sport z1t l,c Roy, has guin- tcl SUIlll'llllIIQ new tl1is season hy L'IIlCl'lllQ' into the otl 'IllI'IIl X1'1'stc1'11 i 11c1tl1:1ll l.0Ill.CI'CIlCC. This IIIilI'liS R0 1 turning point for ont' sclmol: thu 3Ul1t1OlS i11 this uit LOIIliCI'L'IICO 1lI'L' ntnch lZlI'g'CI' thztn those wc have 110 pl tyctl l'Cl-IJIT. 11111 'l'h1- flilllillll linights, lIOXYCVC1', tlicl not give this 1111 cl1tz1il nnich thought 1134 tht-1' troniicccl l1'o11clc1111oit, full -n':11'lQ :111rl lfzist RUL'l'll'StCl' i11 qtiivk succession. lt L 1l4t-cl :is lllilllgll wc Wim' ln-:ulcfl for :111 tiinlcfcfttccl lc sc twn 1111til wt- 0:11110 111 :15 :1i11st Z1 l'I'lI'Il lifflniiig' ' 5 I s l31igl1t1111 ti-:nn Zlllil tl1t1st:1slcclo111' I11'stclctQ:1t. Next of .ll to I2 'Ill I li Slikbf INK Le Roy 18 Le Roy 12 Le Roy 12 Le Roy 6 Le Roy 6 Le Roy 12 Le Roy 18 Le Roy 31 . ., I.Xl.l.X Irondequoit Newark East Rochester Brighton Webster Canandaigua Fairport Batavia Caine Xlfebstu, XllIL1L otn I c 411 ll s IGI' l1Z1.l'Cl Q ist 1 1111cli11gl111 1 1111111 JI tat 1 N -1 4-red the 111111111111 uwhnnn Nlllll 1 rt, only 1 11 i 'shing tht mont 1 II L s 1 1 'ee lossc-s Qiining .1 suonc 1.111 tn 111 1 1' season 11 ts not 111111 NIIILQ we lmcl yet . ,111 ess to sm' XXL N C!1'1l Huw: Mr. li:11'11111-, 1'. St'1lll:l. li. Whitv. lf'. 11ilNV1il'l'. ll. l'1':11zi. ti. 111-i111liv11, W. l':111, li. 11l'll1V1lt'11, ll. I':111g:'1':1zi11, Mr, AIZIPIUXV. LIIII1 Huw: 111. Yzllivluzt-1-. H, l'111-rty, .l. l'1-vk, li. 11il11liIll. 11. I+'111'1'. I1, l'1':11':1tt:1. N. Stl-t'l'1-1111!:1. A. 'l':11111111-. .l. 1 I'IlIl1C. 1st Huw: .l, V, ll't11'1-11, Ii. Yl4'li111'S, S, Rizzo, S. Svutf, 4'. ,xll11llll1'l', R. 1'Il1ill11IllI. li. S1ll'1l11l Junior Varsity Ct111L'11 S1111'11t111'L' H111'1111Q's .i1111i01' Y2ll'S11j' 1611111 :t111't1-11 this ya-111' wit11 grccii !11Zl1C1'12l1 - the 11511211 st11tc 111 1111i:1i1's 1111 j1111i111' v111'sity 10Illl1Q. 111111111 ot' p1'11cti1'c 111141 11211111111 111111c11i11g by M11 151110116 111111 11111 1X1I11'1t1NX'. his 11ssist1111t. 1110lc'lcf1 this 1'11w 11111t1'1'i11l into Z1 tm-11111 lit to 1'c111'1-sv.-11t this 10111111111-111i11c1cc1 scliool, Still 1111811111 111 111C111SL'1VCS, thc squufl lost thc 11111-11i11q 3111110 to 1i1Ill1SV111l,' i11 il thriller which s11w 151111sx'i11c svorc the only t011c11c1ow11 with time 1'111111i11g 11111. 1111p1'11vi11g. thvy helcl Z1 111115111 C2116- c1o11i11 tc-11111 to Z1 U-U tic. This Q21111CSL'l'I11L'K11U CC111Cllt thc tc11111: they wc-111 1111 to 1'i1'1u1'i1's over B11-c1i1111, hy mic tc111c11c1ow11, 211111 111111111-f11111it, 191-6. SZ111K1XY1C11CK1 lmctwccii thc111 was Z1 111'111'ticc scssimi lacing of 1i11tz1vi11. 'liwo gz1111L-sf-151'igl1tt111 111111 XYt'l1S1C1'4WCl'C 17111101-llccl wha-11 thc !VCZl1l1l'1' hc- C11111e too 111111 101' CV611 10111111111 N111111' ul' thc-sc buys wc sh111l sec 111-Xt year. 11lJ1101i1111Q 1.0 1Q1w's t1':1c1itir111s 1111 thc VZ11'S11f' sq1111c1. 151 1Z11w 11'1'11111 111 11:l1'1iZ Ii. U'Gl'1'll, l.. I.11111.:l1li11, ll. 1'1l17I,11'l'11l. '12 1:4'1I1l1'111. 111111 llmv lf1'11111 1-11 12:11-11: J. 1i11ss:11'1. A. 1111111111-11. I'. R1:1l1111'. 1'. 511-l1111s1111. The Cheerleaders '1111' 1'111-1'1'11-:1111-1's :11'c z11111111g 1111- 11l1S1l11g 11e1'111-s 111 11111 s1'1111111.. 11l11l1'S 111 111':1c1i1'1-. z1111:1111r111c11 111 1-ry 11115111-1111111 :11111 111111111111 gz11111-, 111'cse11tf11i1111 111' l11l1 :1ss1:11111111's 111111 sz111' 111 11114 11c141'1s are Z1 few 111 1111-11' 111Zl11f' :11'1ivi1i1-s. '1'11 :1 1Z11'gC 11'-1111111 we C2111 111Z1111i 1111-111 1111' 1111' 1-1111111si:1s111 :11111 sp111'1s111:111s11i11 111 1111' s11c1'1:11111's 111 5l1111'1s g:11111'1'i11g's. Sore t111'11t11s 111111 :1c11111g 11111s1'11-s are 0111111111111 11:1z:11'11s 111 1111- 11111112 17111-:c111g' 1111 1111- 51111-11111-s 111' 1110 111111111111 110111 211111 s11'e111-1'i11g 111 ll 111,11 g'y11111:1si11111 Zl1'C 1111111 1:1141-11 111 stride XY1111 Z1 type 111 s1111'11 which 1'cH1'1'ts 5,g'1'1-111 c1'e1111 1111 11111 s1'1111111. 15111011 111' 11111 01111111 1111' 1111-11' precise :111111's 211111 the v:11'i1'ty 111 L'11CC1'S 11111s1 go 111 1111-11' z111vis111', Miss 13OUQ,'Zl.l1. -1141 111111, 11.111-111111-11,l1.1'-11'111--111 I l'11v1l lx l1-11111-1' lst 1111111 11, Iligzgri, .1. 4'11s1:1, J. 11111111. A. 5ll11ll1l11.l. The Majorettes 'lllicrc :irc low things uturc colorful :tt :1 footlmll gzuuc thzut thc sight of Il murcltiug lmucl perforiii- ing iutriczttt- iu:mciu'ci's zmcl lcd hy colorful. high- stcppiug iiiztjorcttcs, bzttous twirling, 1IIIIl'Cl1II1g in pcrlcct rhytluu. To Miss Morzut aucl ltct' group ot' scvuu ttiztjotw-ttcs. lccl hy liouuu lJI'Zl.yO :uid llruut lXlztjot' Ilouztlcl :Xutiuoi'c. gocs thc credit of p1't'SCl1t- ing Il portion ut' that Color. lu :ulclitiim to thvii' uppcatwiitcc on the fmvtltztll liclrl, this g--mtp of stucleuts ztlsu leads thc hzmcl im :ill uccztrlirnis wltcu llICyIIIZlI'ClIlIIlJ1Il5llC. thu5 IIIIIJYUYIIIQ the local pzlrzulcs ou suvh ltoliclztys sts lXlvimn'i:tl Day :utcl the Fourth of July. Iit't to Ili 'I1t' I' lll'Il'l' I I'-:pp I Ilzlttalgrlizt. Ib, Ilrzlyo, IG. Itiglttlloltlw. I,. Vim-I. .I. Iiossnrt. I ' , . I. . x, . I . . . F1-mit: lt. Alttiimlwt. -, Stnmlingrz IL Nts-Ist-Il, S. Crock-', .. 'z '. w,-X, K 1. ll I I ltll Nliss Itoitnnllu. R. Lapp, 5. N-ott, J. Ianni-Ilo. Se-ated: .l. liimlsley. XV. Amlerson, IP. Frost, S. Selnnelzle, .I. Snpiller. . V X The National Honor Society 'I'heret'ore, helieving' in knowledge. character. service and Ieadership. I rejoice in the obligation which niemhership in this National Ilonor Society places upon nie, and I shall do my hest to fulfill its spirit and purpose. repeated the new inenihers ot' the Ilonor Society as they received their IIICIIIIJSY- ship. .X tilting' reward for three years ot' outstand- ing contributions to their school and their coni- munity. In May of last year six juniors were selected hx' a faculty committee to form the nucleus of the Y Rational Ilonor Society for the year l955-56. Thesi- were: Xvlllllil .-Xnderson, .lack Carroll, Josephine Ianncllo. Roger l.app. .Indy I,indsley and 'lerry Spiller. I.ater Indy was elected president: hlerry, .Ierry Spiller tleftvj in addition to heing vice president of the Ilonor Society is the elass Yaledictorian with an average ot' II-Lo, - I .Indy I.indsIey, Society president. the F-alutatorian with an average of 92.l. vice-presidentg -Iosie, secretary: and .lacIc, treasurer. In Noveniher ol' this school year seven additional nieinhers were seIected to luring' the nlennhership up to its full compliment, l5f,4 of the senior class, These new niemhers were Suzanne tfrocker. David Frost, Don Nielson, -Ierrv Ilatti, Sonja Ilae Schniclzle and Sylvia Scott. The activities of the honor society this Ifall in- cluded a trip to Rochester to see 'I'he King and I and dinner at The Copper Kettle early in the vear, and later on a riugside seat at the .-Xrena Theatre for the play Anastasia . In addition a successful drive was carried on to send S50 to QYXRIC for the relief program in Korea. bw mx ,I 1'1'xx'.v111U1 111' -111111711 L'l11'1'x111 ,f l111l11x .vf11'1'11 1' 1 .1 1, 1 M11111 ,Sf1'1'1'! - N11' 1'1'1'1i1'1111'11l 111 ll !111x1c1'1l'11lI 11111111' - -1 111i1!'-1'1'1'111 1'.1'11 .v.-.,-1- -7- .-- - 1111 111.15 11111111111 11,1 11 -111411111 111 llllhffllfflflf --- 1111-1' xl11111l.v -1111111 111 1111l1lx 1111 W1 111111 1 t 111 1,1 1 1 1 A -- 1 111111 f11'11111 1'11ll1'1f 1U111'111'111'1I .llliflliu 1111 ll11'.f1' 1111111111111 11111 11A I :.'111111'1'1'-1111 .v1'111v11 5 A Q I K. all Sth Ilow: Ib. Aiken. li. Uoeeo. I.. t'alnan, t'. Ilillman, M. I.1-gg, J.Massie, Ii. Ilunt. F. XVatson. Ib, ltonttielfl, C. llurrows. J. llrantles. S. t'arpenter, J. tiraslwy. K. Iiuson. .l. Maloni, A. Iiartholf, IZ. Elliot, C. Ibillon, 'l'. Mt-Uullev. G. Letitzia, N. Gillard. IP. II:1wl1. I'. Stefani, C. Pursel. 4tl1 Row: J. IIt-ale, I', Miner, J. Ilnrley, K. liexone, S. I'latek, Il. I1'rank. ll. Rmlprers. Ii. tirasie. 'l'. Curtis, I.. XV1'ight, ID. Xvllllillllbl, Ii. Soulvie. ID. Stevens. M. Mc-Niall, Il. NVITIIIIIIIS. I'. Hosta. ID, Seott. S. Frost, Il. Ilewes, S. Guthrie, Ii, I.t-titzia, U. t'l:11'k, I.. Ilidgret, I.. I.aml1ein. .v .irtl How: ll. Piekell. U. Voorhees, Il. Antillore. J. Illoonl. XV. Ileal. Ii. I1'o1'e, N. Ileeker. Il. Illlbino, S. Vanelli. ll. Williams. M. Neinliek. M. Maddoek. t'. XVilli:1lns, t'. Iannello, M. 'l'alrone, Ii. Elliot, Ii. XVelIel', Il. Fone. J. Kennedy. S. Filio. .l. Jeary, XV. 'I'app. J. 0'Gt-en. Qnnl Row: T. t'Ievel:1nd. Il. Ilennetti, A. Iiaglio, I., ITI'0tlil', Ii, Ilodges, I.. White, t'. Anzalone. Ii. Patti, J. Calnorie. Il. Ant-hor. J. Arnlnino, Il. Iloytl, J. Ilaekett. Il. Addison, .I. Antinore, ID. tTai-miehael, .T..Gonihorone, M. Peek, M. Crittentlen, li. Gray. Ii. t'lans, Il. Saulshury. 1st Row: lt. lim-tteriulgxe. R. Rossi, ll. Ilillman, N. Iiarheix IC, At-onih. t'. l'arlnaIee, t'. 0'Gt-en, J. Mu:-hligr, J. Airth. Sv. lie-Inmate. J. tluarino. I? . llaekett. Ib. S1-hlonski, I.. True. Il. Ilrotliers. The Seventh Graders When. we. the seventh graders. were first intro- duced to the changing of classes and the different schedule of the high school. we weren't too sure of what we were supposed to he doing. XVe had quite a time linding the right room and. when we did End it. we were very often late. So that we could get a good start as a new class in the junior high school, we had our otlicers elect- ed last year. These are the otlicers we chose: Pres- ident. Karen Dusonj vice-president, wlune Heale: secretary. lionnie llillman. and treasurer, Douglas liennetti. Mic also had homeroom representatives who were, for the lirst semester, Beth Acomh from Mrs. l-3ussell's homeroom, Nancy Cillard from Miss DeYoe's homeroom. l.inda l.amhien from lVIr. Rud- man's homeroom, and David Stevens from Mr. Taher's homeroom. The representatives for the sec- ond semester were linda Brodie from Mrs. Russell's homeroom. Rachel lilrank from Miss DeVoe's home- room, Marcia McNish from Mr. Rudman's home- room. and David Stevens from Mr. Taher's home- room. The most important people who helped get us started on our journey through high school were Mrs. Russell and Mr. Rudman. The seventh grade is not allowed hy student coun- cil to have many events during the year since we must get used to the whole new system. :ks we get older and are ahle to carry more responsibilities, we will have more events. Our first hig event was a skating party. .Xt this skating party each of us brought sandwiches and pop. l.ater in the year we had a skating party which was open to the whole school. XVe also held a program to which were invited our parents. Many of the seventh graders participated in the junior .High Talent Show. There was tumhling. singing ' . . s. and dancing. and some hoys were part ol a jazz hand. NYe have enjoyed this year at school and know we will enjoy the years ahead in l.e Roy lligh School ....... ij ii SQ E 'S Y 5 2 S WMWJMMWWM . 2 ,fl .vfmzfiy izand and iniwzsv CUIli't'HfI'4!ff0ll arf' among fllc ifzgrcdivufs 11rcc',s.m1jv in Ilzix xr1'v1zllz grmiv arf clczsg. z'VlIft'l' mlorx are om' of flu' IIIilll'X' J1lt't7lfl! flu' girls lwvozzzv fu'- qfzaivmui with. Ujicvrs for llm Clnxx of 1961 NIT, from lofi In riglzl, funv Iflvalc, 1'ivc'-fvrv.vi11vz1l,' lirmniv Hffluzalz, Aft'l'l'l'IlIl'jV ,' Doug Bvnm'fl1', frv:1x1n'r1',' and lx'ar'en llzzsvn, p1'esiLiw1f. lflzfizf Sm!! m1dl'vlvr .S'lvf1 ' mr IlllllvliffI'iHI!SI-'y' in shop UIKIXS. 'fllvv .YPUIII vvrlrfizl io H1-fllft' fl lft'H? in .'!11'.v f7tlI'fff'Ilf4II' project. The Eighth Grade 'l'his year the eighth grade has prospered well un- der the capahle leadership ot .lames llfoodrutlf as class president. .-Xccompanying him were llohert lfussell as vice president. Diana lYirsing as secre- tary. and thristine tiraney as treasurer. lt was on tlctoher Zl. l955. that the eighth grade held a skating party which was open to the whole school. llomeroom representatives tor the tirst semester were as follows: lillen Perkins for Miss l'larrold's homeroom, Richard Mogavero for Mrs. McC'arthy's homeroom. and l.arry lloylan for M rs. lYadsworth's homeroom. Second semester representatives were lfllen l'erkins for Miss llarrold's homeroom. Rich- ard Mogavero tor Mrs. Mctfarthyls homeroom. and lflarhara .Nirth for Mrs. lVadsworth's homeroom. llepresentative-at-large for the year was hloanne Merica. .X record dance. sponsored hy the Class ol 1960. was held on the 7th of Alanuary. l.arry lioylan took the responsibility of m. c. for the -lunior lligh Talent Show held this year. Many other eighth graders participated in the talent show with singing and dancing acts. XVithout the ahle help and advice of Mr. Rudman, Mr. Taher. Miss lDeYoe. and Mrs. XYadsworth, the show would never have been the huge success it was. Introduced this year for the first time was a has- kethall team composed of 7th and Sth graders. Cheerleaders for these enthusiastic haskethall play- ers were tfhristine Ciraney. llonnie Urysdale. lliana Mastin, lliane lllirsing, liarhara fkirth. Donna l,am- endola. and Sandra O'Ceen. ln the campaign assemhly, Richard Mogavero made a hig hit with the whole student hodv, includ- ing Mr. llell. when he appeared portraying M r. llell. Other eighth graders also participated in the cam- paign assembly to make it a success. Not only did Richard Mogavero ahly entertain us. he also walked away with First prize in this year's spelling hee. On May IS. the class of IQGO held another open skating party. .X good time was had hy all who at- tended. The Sth grade then held a parent's night which included an exhibition of gymnastics. The eighth grade looks forward to tour protitahle years ot high school. Ith ltow: II. Ilrystlale. Ii. Fislxer. I.. lloylan, IL Steinlnetz. Ill. llrooks, li. Iluongriorne. I.. XYhitIoek, IV. Nott. II. liower. W. l'riee. .I. Iiintlge. li. Blattiee. Il. Majors. Il. XVhite. XY. MeI'Iwen, Il. Green, Il. Northrnp. H. FI'C'tIIllIlII. IE. llrysflale. l'. Stevenson. Ii. Wileox. Z. lll'tN'lit'I'. Ilrtl Row: .I. t'o1'ei111ig'Iia, M. Yaenzzo. I.. Yinei. M. Ifllliot. I . Anza- lom-. ti. Nia-holson. IC, Panepento. I.. Russo. Ii. Nil-hols. Y. I.:1w1'enee. Il. Sellers. R. Murray, G. I':1Iotti. IC. Kelsey. S. lteanmont. li. Fall. Ib. lllllllh A. Stettenillzl. I.. Russo. Ii. tl'Geen. S. Legrg. Zlnd Ilow: Il. lloyle. IP. Roth. II. . ,, . . . . - - . . . U.. . . ttf lnlllltlltltild. J. Altima. I. Ilapp. .I. Ilona. Il. l.lJ.2llI. 5. gXlt'XIIlltll'1'. 4. t.l'aney. M. Orlando. I'. Malonx, I'. t'arI'. ll. Alex' nuttin Y Yimnitli Il Ilmson It l'lIl1.,I wie I' Ptllins II tl I I W I ntl' Ii XI: I . . I 'i, . I - . . 2 ':'. . U. C S'lIlyt'l'. .. ootr . . . vu:iy'ero,. Ist Row: Il. laney. .I. Iligrgri, Ill. tl'tIeen, Ii. I'al:ulino, .I. Elllllgllfllll, R. Fussell, A. t':nt-eanlise. F. Stn-t't'en:ll:1. 'l'. t'ormIzu'o. Il. All'lll. S. O'tIeen. I'. 'I':1lIo, lt. Sellhorst, Il. Mastin, II. Yilllflllll. S. Zalat-ea, A. liiggxi, I.. Mant-uso. t'. Sehntt. Il. Rlaelienzie. 1 11 1' 111' 11111111 lI1'1111t' 111111'1'1'x ll1't', It 11' 111 1'11111l, 111111111 1V11'S11I11j. X1l'1'4'!l1l'-X',' 111111 l?1!.Y'Sl'11, -:'f1'1' l'X1lil'11,,' C111'11:11111' 111'11111'v, , 11' H1111 11f'Y110l11'11fj., 11 1'11.v111'1'1 1111 '.YI'111'1l1 ,-1 1:01111 111 17111111111 :ll!!1l 111111 ll 1111111 11'111'x11'1 .v1'1v111 fo s11'11 lx'11'11111'11's 1117311 1'11j'1 11 f1'11v 1111, 1'1111'1111 17l'111!'l'Y'S 111111111 1111 C1 x11:r11 111111, 11'11111'1' xnxx .-111 1111111f'11111,111 1111.9 j'1'111' 11' 11111, 111111111 g11'1111'1' 1111.vk1'1111 fl1l1111 1'1'f111'1'1' 1111111 XI!11f7f11 111'1'xx1'11 11111'1'111'11111'1'.v 111 111-111 1111111 1111. UN -Ith Ilow: K. Kelty. S. Sw-ott. V. Malloy, XV. xVl1llfi'l', Ii. Fnrr, J. l4iIl:lN'4'4?, Ib. Vis-ary. Ii, Watts. K. llrownt-ll. IG. Johnson, ll. l'i-inzi. ll. 'l':uylor. Ii. Abbott. li. lV1ll:IIlllS. ll. Aiken. 11 lVI'11l'lll. W. t'It-nn-nt. ll. tire-ext, li. llileln-V, K. lieitnm-r. Ii. W:ull:u-1-. S. Airth. Zlrtl llow: S. Mt-Ilarnly. R. Miller, Il. I':ing:i':izio. .l. lloyd. J. lamp, li, Stviin-r. Ii. I'-ilinllno I' llvnlt 1' I'ur ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ,. A -. ., .z one, lt. lrnkovieh, lt. ltrnnnu-r. M. l.:1lI. 1. tlark. ll. Ilu-1-ty, lt. Wooilrnt'I', l'. Illlwll. .l. Sln-rmun, Ii. Ibiekinson. Ii. Mm-lil-iixie. li. Munt. M. Krautwnrst, End Iiow: II. Jackson. S. Myers. Il. XYiI- liants, ll. llnrtliek. S. Smith, Il. Ilealnzin. IL Dickinson. l'. Seinta. .l. llzlrdy, Il. llynlt-. A. 'I':ilvoni-, A. Antinore. M. l.:in1l. Ii, lit-1-t'e. .l. Kinsley, S. Papp, li. linyssen. S. Mt-Nish, t'. Antinore. A. Fall. lst llow: lt. Fone. ll. t'l:irk. ll. 'l'I1om:is, A. Angie, Ll. Fit-ro, L, Ilalekett, 1'. XVir sing. J. t'aet-:iilliss-. .I. Argana, ll. Fisln-r, IP. Scott. lt. Sll4'1l1Il, Il. 4'olu-n, Xl. llZIXVlil'I'. A. lP'Rle:llizl. M. liatpp. t'. Filio. 11. llilll'4'lS. li. 'l':Iy1or, 'l'his year. as the class ot 1950 leaves its linal im- print in the history of l.e Roy High School, another class is beginning its upward march with character- istic vitality and spirit. Set with determination and aided hy the spirit of adventure, the freshman class has completed the lirst quarter of its iourney to- wards knowledge with great success-experience has added her sage advice to the wealth of this class. XYisdom guided the class of 1960 to entrust her leadership to very capahle hands: David Yicary acted as president, Larry Munt as vice-president, Kathy Dickinson as seeretarv. and 'loe l,app as treasurer. Not to he slighted in importance there were. of course. three wonderful advisors who gen- erously sacriliced their own time and energv for the good of the class. Mr. llumont, Mr. Kurth, and llflr. Harone should take a proud how for nmch- appreciated guidance. .Xction and enthusiasm seem to keynote this pro- gressive class. Not to he outdone hy the record ol its predecessors, the class ol' 1900 is well represent- ed in almost all phases ol our extracurricular pro- gram, Quite a nuniher of the lmoys have olifered their talents to the success of this season's junior varsity tootlmall. lmaskethall, and haselmall teams, and Kenny Brownell will he remembered as the lighting tackle who made the varsity in his hrst year. 'Vypi' cal of sports-minded freshman girls are liaren l.eit-- ner. llonna lleaman. and .lane Hovd, whose peppy cheerleading kept the junior varsity boys going even when the going was rough. Success seems to follow the class of 1960. :Xl- though they were allowed only a limited numlier of activities, the freshmen have seen to it that what they have done has heen done well. :X partial list ol' their triumphs include a well-managed refreshment stand, a wonderful dance named t'himney Sweep. and a lmaked lood sale. XYith all sincerity we wish that luck will remain with this vigorous class. '1'11c 11'6S111l1Zll1 class 0111150 :Ls its office-11s this year -loc 1.z11111. 1l'6IlS111'- 1-1'g 1,Zl1'l'j h'1l11lt. vice-111'csidc11tq Kathy 17ic14i11s1111. Sl'C1't'12l1'j' 111111 Dave Yicztry. 111'eside11t. The 11ig111igl1t of the social scal- s1,111 101' thc 11i11th U'1'Z'l41C1'S was il h clzmcc 11111111111 '1'11e L'11i11111ey Swt-1-11' 11t'1C1 before C111'ist111z1s 1':1c:1ti1111 Thcsc arc 111c11111c1's 111 thc 1D1'C111' 21111111 C'11111111itte1'. '1i11L' 111'i111'i1-:11 111111111' 111:114i11g' 111'- tivity c:11'1'ic11 1111 111' t11iQ class 1 111L 5:1111 111 c:111111' 111111 111111 11111'i111g' 11111111 4 1 11z1s1t11t11.111 Lgz11111's, 111-111 st-t'111s 1111111 z11111111l:111t 1111111 Cl1S1t1l11C1'S. Sfilllilllljfl .l. Blillljlt-'fI'lllIl, S. Selllnelzle, L. Lziughliu, NV. Anderson. D. Nielsen. ll, Xie:-loy. li Lzipp. V. Call, S. Croeker, li. IllI'killSllIl. Sealed: D. Draiyo, J. Aiken, I'. Argnuln, G. Loltm-1 A. l'i'omwell. The Red and Black ,lt was with considerable surprise that we read on the front page of the daily newspapers this spring that The Red and Black did not win a pulitzer prize this year. Surely the judges must have been biased. But prize or no prize the school newspaper. monthly or hi- monthly, linances determining, continued to grind out all the news of l.. C. S. from ath- letics to alumni, from scholarships to seuttle- hut. ljnder the leadership of Pauline -Xrgana and husiness manager Alerry Aiken the staff tinanred and prepared each issue of the paper --or partially linaneed it. .Ns this goes to press we are engaged in a Teen Age Carnival which we hope will move the Hlied and Rlarlqu from the red to the hlaeli. . V. Club Iiow: J. Sellers. XV. l'::Il, I . II:1wIu-r I , Yun IN-llsvll. .l. Iiimlgv. tl. XVhitm- I. Stvltillilw. II. llowc-!'. II. Klnjors, NY Yutl. IL Svutt. Il. Williams. II, NV:ltts. How: II. SIl'VL'I'SHII. II. xVII:II'. IIFXIIIII. U. Ilillmzln. IL IIIIIIRIIII, Mx' iurlh. I., Wllitlm-Ii, Ii. Williams. If. Watson. I.. XI'hitv. J. Nllingrllzlln, J Ihmu. II. Ililm-Iw1'. II. Willizlms. How: II. YIVVIHIII, Ii. I lll'.l'. II. Swv l. Ilymlv, IX. Inpp. .l, N-m-Inns. Red Key Q .,I...c The Junior Historical Society - V I I ,. r'I '. n. n '... I Ilrfl How: XI I1 ll: I I llXIlI I In L1-grgr, Ii. NIUIIIIIIPIZ, Il. I':lnp:r:lziu 2IllI Row: Ii, XIIISIIII. II. Xlograxvn-ro II II NIIIIIXIII Ix Nhtlellmcl I Wirsing, . Q ', . -a Blur- Kel Ist Row: IZIU. .l. NI1-I'11':l. MISS lla-Km Rl. Iirmmlis, Ihr. Ilrysdzlln u III'yNlIilI4'. l. I-rzulwy, II. I,:mu-mloll The Rifle Club The Library Club Ch-ll Row: J. Johnston, F. Vain Deusun J. Mnehlig. :Ind Row: S. Frost, A, Call. E. Curtis Miss DeV0e. lst Row: D. Hackett, L. Didget, J. Gnar- ino. Standing: P. Steiner, l' XVirsing, Ii. Cone, Mr Taber. Kneeling: R. Brimmer, R llrothers, C. Dusun, ll Boyd, II. Hyde. The Stamp Club End Row: C. O'Geen, D. Roth, L. Vinci ll. Steininetz, K. McClelland, U. Sellers R. 0'Geen, Mrs. D0lIilI'illS. Frost. lst Row: K. Frank, U. Cone, D. Hackett GllIl1'lIl0, Acomb. The Stage Crew lim-R: J. Slcttinius. J. Rinmlgv. J. Aiken. G. Xl'lliIe, J. Stevenson. R. Lamp. Front: R. Bower. YV. lloyd, li. Vue-1S. li, Scott, J. Spillvr. The Photo- graphy Club The F. F. A. Jlrcl Row: R. XV:1tts, li. 1'Ill'N1'l, Mr. llzxr- risun, R. 1h'illllll0l', Il. Scott, Il. lifllkll- vivh, li. Sh-fallli. Qnml How: li. lillrdim-lc, IL l:lll'4li1'k. D. Svott. Il. Vlrorty, li. GI't'0ll, l'. Ilusvn. li. Dila-her. lst Huw: D. Scott, F. Y2llll,l'llSl'll. li. Czxrlu-lm-r. J. Pollock, H. llvnlc. M. l5llI'lii4'k, W. Rogers. 'llllillifl ll. I im-rn, XY Kinslvy, S. Mye-rs. N lim-11: .l. Spill:-r, Mrs Hnssvll. .I. SIUVUIISOII Itrtl llow: I.. 4'r:1v:1lt:l, S, Seolt. K. llutehinr-ion, lt. Frost. I . Matthews. li. Sellnu-Izle, .l. Stn-ttinius. J. Wileox. .I. Stevenson, lil. I4'iol'ito, F. llzlwker, XV. l'zlll. D, Si-ntt. X. Ilynle. ll. Alltflxore, ll, Seott. fllll llow: ll. Ili1'lilllN0ll. .I. lhlsltlm. lil. Ili-wey. S. li. St'lllIll'lZl1'. Il. Ilrynnt, .l. Il:lywurtI. J. l+'i':1uk, S. Slim-partl, I'. Mills. A. t'1-ulnwell. t'. lit-sinner, lb. Fit-ro, J. Sim-Iienzit-. lst Row: Mr. Laine. J. l:ilALYli4l, J. Fiero, J. Wnoilrutt, J. lI:lll!I0l'l'l4l2l, Sv. Smith, ll. Iliekinson, IP. t'ro1-ki-r, S. Myers. l'. Wirsingr, Ib. S1'lllll Nlii. Nl. Iliugri. The Concert Band With tlu'ee-eighths of the hancl seats left The lirst respousihility of the haurl in the Vaeant in the fall hy inetnhers of the V355 graclu- fall is to give their tnueh neeclecl support to our ating Class, our new hancl was in a rather green Uatlcan Knights. This. however, was not the stale. llut with the patient guidance anal instrue- only activity eousiclerecl. Verforining hefore the tion of Nr. l.ane. a group rich in potential heeauie l'. T. A. several times gave the hand experience one ol the hetter hands in Genesee County. for their Christinas and Spring Qioneerts. K. Ilutehinson, J. llIlj'XY2lI'1l, Ib, Frost. S, Sl'llllll'lZl', , .V ' . ' . .' . ., . , . . F' MZIHIMN' lhc touting of spiing intaut that thc annual county festival was just arouncl the eorner. lie- turning honie from the festival helcl at Corfu with high honors provecl that an excellent teacher and a talentefl group are just two iuore assets with whieh l.e Roy is hlessetl. :X -13? low: Mr. Lune. L. flillllilll, K. Ibnsen. IL llmutlieltl. M. lironks. R. llower, Ii. Mnsruvern. J, Ilintlgre. ll. Dunst. einxnetz. H, NVileox, Ii, llrmlie. 21111 Row: G. Xl4'iIUlSUll. A. Ilngrliu. K. Gray, R. F0l'l', ID. Ill-nnetti, 'l'. .lt-nlw. I lxelsey, J. GU2l1'iIl0. E. lzlnnello, li. Ilrouks. I . AIIZIIIOII-.' II. llillnlaln. M. l'errnne. lb. Mm-t':u'thy. H. Wrillnee. .l. ltlxx, E. Measure, J. Al'IllillU, N. I'ridgt-ull. lst Huw: Ib, Selilmie-tkl. Ib. Su-utt, Ii. lllll'fi!'l, li. RlltlLI1'l'S. Intermediate Band lhe tzlet that the size ol :m lIlCllVNlll2E.l dues not determine his 01' her possibilities is proven hy these youngsters. 'l'he intermeflizlte lmnrl, mzule up of grade sehool :incl junior high stnclents tzilf- ing instrmnentztl lessons. is to he prztisecl. Unclei' supervision of Mr. l.:1ne. they :ire I7I'CITZlI'lllQ themselves fm' the next few yettrs :incl entrzlnee into senior hzxnfl. Swine hztve :tlrezuly znitzlinecl such preeisioli that thex' might well helunq :lt present. lmermerlinte activities inelncle zlppezurzmees in huth ClIl'lSll'll?1S 'intl Spring L'-inserts. SOVCl'1ll times tlirutiglmut the Vent' it pert'm'im lic-lure the grade selmol clnring assemblies. These students are expected to attend weekly lessons given hy llr. l.ane, Mrs. Kloore. or an ztpnrnvecl private teacher. This group rehearses 11 minimum of one l hom' per weelc. ljlzxying music :tt their level of ' rlehievemem in the hand is cunsiclerecl as part ut' .lI1'.v. fh'tnn'v 411111 -Vflltlltl SfI!lil'Hf.Y theit' WO1'li. The Pirates of Penzance lior two consecutive years the Oatlqanaires hirthclay, the clay he is free from his inflentnres. ve presented a tiilhert anil Sullivan operetta. Vfhen he was a lacl his nurse, clue to a faulty hear- l lst year's proclnetion was ll, N, S. l'ina1'ore ing. had apprenticed him to he a pirate instead incl this season's was The Pirates of l'enzanee. of a pilot. lllis year the protits went towarrl paving' for choir The plot tells of lireelerielfs clilirienlties as iohcs for the Uatlqanaircs. a pirate. pXltliongh snilering' in conscience, he felt The east for The Pirates ol' l'en:cance was it his rlntv to work ont his apprenticeship. llis ls follows: ! i'eclc-rielq, bleroine l'attig Nlalwl, klohn clililienlties are further Ctllll1JlJllllKlt'll when it is clis- oonev: Major General Stanley, .ICTOIIIQ Spillerg covered that he was horn on leap year and is only Strgeant of Police, llavicl Cirillithg Ruth. Carol live years olrl, not 21 lthe age at whieh he may eholson1 liate. .losephine lannellog l ,clit'h. -lllfly cease to he a piratel. lfventnally the patriotic lltywarclg lsahvl, Sonja Rae Sehnielzleg and the pirates, persnaclecl hy the police, change their ' 'ate King. llonalcl Neilsen. niethocl of livelihood and heroine loval llritish suh- .-Xs the operetta opens, it is l7recleriel:'s Zlst jects, leaving' lfreclerielf free to inarrv his loved one. l . A - x.w.mnmm.mnniuuuunmmsm.,.,wLmx- annum -,Q mfmmww an 1mmmm : Huw: 11. N1l'1S1'11. 11. K11'il11111, 11. Al1til1111'0. K. 110111. Il. Frost. F. I1:1wk1-1', 11. S1-111111-1z11-, ll. '1':1y1111', l'. 1:Uj'1illl, 1 V:111Ii1-11s1-11. .I. S11il11-1'. 11'. 51:1tt110ws, 11. 11l'j'XVlllN1, '1'. 'I'11111'11, 11, S11-v1-1's1111, .I. A11ti11111'1-. 211-11 Row: N. 151111111-, I R1:11'1-11. .I. 11l1yNYIl1'41, K. .1l'1l1l01', S, S1-1111, 11. I1'i1-1-11, V. S1-111111. .1. I':1tti, U. 1,ilI14'1Dl1ll1II, 11, 1':1l111li1111. ll. S11-1111-'. 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U.1CSIl. 1Y111'11 111 God , 111111 Our 1N111sl01' 1111111 Z1 fi111'111-11 , This y0111' was 11g11i11 I1 11131 101' 111111i1I1g' 21 sc111101 1'0c111'11 of t110 111010 p0p111111' 501111111 verses, cheers. 111111 S111110 songs sung by 1110 f1Zl11iZ1I1Zl1l'CS. 71111056 too were S0111 to 110111 pay for 1110 pict111'0s11110 r011 111111 black 10111-S. :ml llow: L. Ilynlv, ll. S1'lllllI'lZl1', G. Aikon, K. 'l':4ylm', F. llzlwkvr. F. Vzlu Iivlleu-11, lf, Slntthx , , . , . . . . ,. , . lx. lluth, .l. Inttg Ill. 'l'I1m'11, U. 1:1111-In-ntu, D. llrllhth, .I. 1Xllfl!l0l'l', li. Nu-Isvu, ll. lnlzn . lmu, I. Qll'Y4'l'NUll, 1', Sa-inln. ll. Iloywuonl, lx. Sfl!illl'l', ll. Antinoro, J. Arg.'::xn:x, Mr. Lzlns-. Boy's Chorus IJ, lf'i1-lwv, IL Ifrust, Ii. Roth 'ith liow: S. Sm-ott, V, lu-it-1-soil. IC. Scott, t', Nicholson, ti, Nlzirt-h. .I. ll:lyXV:lI'll, S. Nc-ott, K. Ililtchinson. t', XYrig .I. Sloouoy, I'. t':lll, Ii. JPIIIIOF, K. Lcxituor, I.. Vinci, N. Gooch-, Il. Anchor. first Row: II. Slit-pzurnl. ll, .tm-ho A. Ilossi, .I. lloyd, .l. Ellllllfllillll. tl. Iitll'lIIll'. A, llI'llIllNVt'll, S. Si-ott. I'. Mills. t', t'l:1l'li. I-I. lM'W4'y, N. Slim-t'I'4'r, I I Ixnislu l' t'lrIis I' Pintptnto X Xntiuoiw I Iunnt lo Ilnvln-tt, W, XY:ulnlrou. N. Wight, A. lIlSllt'Il. Zlud Row: .. . Ii. Ili:-kinson, Ill. I,ig:htlioltIt-r, Ii. Voss, .I. A. I!:itt:lg:li:l, Ii. Ilickillson. S, SOIIIIIUIZIU, M. I.:ing:, .I. .L xlllIIIIl'I'I'ltiI .l. Dunn, N. Ilzu-kott. Ist Ilow: .I, Ilns-kvtt, If, If'1'4-v nmn, II. Ilivkinsou, .I. Fivro, Nl. Xlurrzny, Ii. Fort-, .l. Xln Iiviwziv. II. Slixniks. lil. Smith, S. Kl'I'IIIIfI, .I, liiljflllf, I., Ilnol, RI. Ilatwlu-r, Il. t'l:n'k. Girl's Chorus lf you have pzlssccl thc opcn floor of the nucli- toriuni tluring' sixth pcriocl on Xlcclncsclzty or lfriclay you hzivc hczlrcl the incloclious voiccs of our girls' chorus. XYith thc lzirgc nuinlmcr of girls this your it has hccn ncccssztry to worlc harcl to attain such ztccuratc cxprcssion. cnuncizition :intl tonc quality as is rc- quirccl to prcscnt the songs that our instructor. Mr. l.:1nc, has sclcctcml for us. lt' you can thinlt hzlclq to our Cflnistinzis vacu- tion you czin also rcinenilici' thc tflwistinas conccrt :intl tht- zthility shown :is thc chorus sang' cxcerpts front thc HNl1fCI'2lCliCI' Suitcv. 'lihc tlcncscc county Klusic lfcstival was :tc- tivcly pztrticipzltccl in this yczu' by our girls. The chorus sung' :1 yziricty ot' nuinlucrs including' 'AliI'ZI.lSL' t-1 thc l.orcl :mtl RllIZIll'l'S .'Xllcluiz1 . .Xlso tzilqing part is the highly succcsstul spring conccrt thi- chorus :ulclcrl llc-ziutilul ljI't'2IlIlL'l'll to its rcpctoirc. 'l'hc QTZIIIIIZIIIIIQ' nicinlicrs shall hc sorry to hicl lzlrcwcll, lint, wc ltnow thc chorus will look forwzirrl to WL'lL'lIlIIiIlQ ncw incinhcrs who will curry on thc worlc ol' this incrczisingly popular organization. SYLKMM 4-ott, S. Nw-lnim-lzlv -llh lluw: S. Imgrgf, I.. Vinci, Ii. llrysilallo. K. IIlllll1. S. Str-vi-usoil, IZ. Stu-imnetz, M. Ilrnoks. .l. Riunlgm-. ll, Ilowi-1' I.. NUl'llll'lllI, Ii. Iillson, II. XVilvox, l'. Dillon. Il. Sellers. II. Czlil. C. tirzluey. 311-11 Row: M, Maidilock. S. Frost 'I'. Uurtis, Il. l'oem-li, I.. t':iln:in, N.Gil1:1i'1I. M. Yzlruzzo. A, SIl'l'l'I'Illll2l. J. l'ni'c-inliprlin, Ii. WGN-11, lb. II:lwn, ti Nir-lmlsun, Il. SIUVUIIN. M. M1-Nish, II. Xvllllillllil, 2nd Row: T. lToril:u'n. A. f'2If'1'2lIIIiS4'. U. Izllllu-llo. .I. IIllI'll'j'. ll I-Elliot. ll. Sl'lIlIyll'I', II. Ilvwes. Mr. I.:1ni-. Il. I l':lllk. IC. Pc-rkins. Il. llntll. N, Iii-4-lciw, Ii. Svllllorst. Il. Airtll, I'. 'l'zllIU lst liow: IL Ilzu-lu-tt. N. ll:1rIu-r. I.. Ilrmlic. I. Rizzo, I.. llidgret. U. lllIlI'li. li. BlllgIlYl'I'0, J. Jvzlry. IL UUIIU, .I, fI'lil'l'll I.. White. Al. l'I'lllI'IIll1'Il, .l. Gimrino, Il. llllllllilll. Ii. Ilrysulxilv, H. l':1ll, U. GPSIIIPY Junior Chorus The .lunior Chorus is the junior high equivalent of the Oatkanaires. a group oi approximately sixty seventh and eighth graders who are studying the funda- mentals of voice music. Under the direction ol Mr. l.ane, this choral group performs in only two of the concerts given before the public. the Vhristmas Concert, and the Spring Concert: but the members do partici- pate in weekly rehearsals. This is the group from which Mr. l.ane will draw replacements as IllCllll7C1'S of the high school choruses are lost through gradu- ation. Thus their early training is of considerable im- portance to the school's music department. The Oatkan Knights 'I EK YQ .-Xtter :l lilll' 512111 ol l0l1l' XYIIIS zlncl three losses l,e Roy went on to will llve strzlight gzlnles llefore howillg to Uzlktleld So - 46, XYith the possibility of n good season, tlley mlllielily recovered to hezlt hflflllllll llllil Notre ljllllll? before losing to lizltzlyizl ill the linztl g'IUllC, .X record of eleven wins Qlllfl tive losses enclecl one of the lmest seasons ill years. lillf holcl on! Hy heating Albion twice zlnrl Ozllflielcl once, we went to the seetiollzlls. 'l'llis tillle we 61181 COlll4lIl'l hit the llzlsket zlncl ezlllle Ulll on the short ellcl of Z1 51 - 37 yercliet with l'z1intecl llost. This yezll we reversed the one point' jlnx hy whlell we lost three gzlnles Clllflllg l'CQ'l1lZ1I' plzly Zlllfl two clllrillg oyertillle lzlst year. This year we won three Qfllllllfh lly one point ancl one hy two points. l.eitller was high scorer for the season with 219 points. Vllillllllli :lllfl lllllllllllltl were tiell for Si'CUIlfl with ltr? points. Znll Row: l'o:leh .I:ly. A. llUllQ'Il. G. IA'lilll'l', R. f,.iil'l'll, ll. Nit-l-loy, .I, NVilt-ox, I', lillylilll, lb. Alrhott, ll. l+'lll'l'. R. Ilzllneisler. R. llillbll, Ml' II-14-kenler. lst llow: ll. Ilogt-rs, II. Al1'Xilll4l I'. lb, l':ll:l1Iino, S. 'llIllbllIl0. 151-11 Huw: A. Full. Mr, l::II'llIl1'. l'. Sc-intzl. 121111 Huw: li, Furr, R, xV0ll4lTlli-iv. R. 'l':lyln1'. H. l'Ill'lI0llI1'I'. .l. S44-vs-xlsuxl. D. Vi1'Ill'y. Il, NVillizuns. lst Row: R. iil'Ilk1lYil'il. I.. l'rzu':lttzl. t'. .Xntimm-. Tl. IM-nlmnn, A. 'l':1lmn1-, W. iiI'2lllUy, li. 'l'lmrn, S. Rizzo. The J. V. Five .'Xi1l'1' losing fcmi' of his hvc SfZll'lC1'i this j'021l', of thc most exciting games of thc year with liyfon- Mr. Hzirom- had to rc-vzliiip thc whole bl. Y. team. Hcrgen. 'l'hc score was -H - 44 ul thc cud of the Nzmy cmnhiiizltimms were tried, some in vain :md qamc, so 2111 overtime NYZlS1Jif1f'Cd in which both tvzxms sonic snicccwfiilly. 'lihv AI. Yfs always 11121112120 to ecorcd one point. :X second overtime was played in hczll Hzltzmvizl vvcn though ihc vzlrsity czuft. :md lhie which If Hoy scorecl six points to win 51 - 45. yvm' they did it twicv. The -I. Vfs contributed mmv :sq s K l XX UI l ll'l li4 l' l'll 'l'l l ll I l'l'll I lllllll' I xl:lll2l'l'I'l1lil. l.,.. l x, The BAA 'l'hc Boys' :Xlhlctic .'XSSUL'l2lllllIl is Cmn- posccl of all thc hoys in lligh Sclimml, zuirl four clcctcfl rililiccrs, l'rcsiclcnt. Vice l'i'n-sis clcm, 'lll'L'ZlSllI'Cl', :mil SCCI'ClZll'j'. 'llhc purpose of thc ll.fX.X is in fflicclx lhc cxpcmliturcs :uicl rvccipts ul' the .Xtlilvlic .Xssocizlticm whivli consists of :ill imrniiiurzil :md imcriiiurzil sports. 'l'hv iiimicy c-:micml hy such activities is spent hy thc ll NX iii piircliusiiig new cquipiiicnt fm' Qhc vzlriuiis sports. Sonic of this inmicy is 5110111 lm' gimme olhcizxls, luis clriwrs fm' mil ul' lmvii gzimvs. zmcl thc mzuiy cilhcr cxpciisvs which such sports incur. i l his vc-z11'llic cumlmicml li.X,X :incl l1.X.X gave Z1 gym cxliihitimi mi ,Xpril nth. xvlucli cmisistcfl of gyiiiimstics on thc pnrzlllcl liars. thc husk. :mil thc lmrscg liimhliiig l-L'Ill1ll'lIlg' iimny intricate stunts such :is the frmil :uirl hack Hip. lwzulstzliicl. hzuirl slzuifl. :mil pyru- mifl. The climax ul' thc night was :1 vvrx' Imlishccl sqiiurc mlzmcing uxliiliiiilm. ll.'X.-X ulhccrs lm' this yczn' infix-2 l'rcs- icleill. blosupli fillZll'lL'S l r:mlc: Yin- llrvsi- I I rlciil. lxcifgci- lw.ug'ci's: Sc-n'l'0t:1i'x'. l'ii'wl1-Viola Blzms cl1'icl:12 'llI'CZl.Sl1l't'l'. Dzivifl lfmsl. lffiv- ultx' zulu-am' is Klr, lxziviiimicl lfiv. I The G. A. A. The Girls' .Nthletic Association is com- posecl ol' all the girls in high school. Those who actively participate in intramurals obtain awards based on the number of points earnecl: numerals, l75g shielcl, 300g letter. 5003 golcl key 725. This year archery and speed-a-way were aclclecl to the usual sports of soccer, lielcl hockey, bowling, tennis. basketball, volleyball, badminton and softball. Two clubs were also started this year. The Folk Dance Lilub and The Officials Club. GAA Ul1'FI1'I'IIiS. li, liilllilllllll, .l. lilllllvllll, IL Ilzlvkett. IL llrzlyo. V x. x. F. . X . ff' lb? f' 2 Other activities were a skating party, bowling banquet .swimming party. june dinner, and actilve participation in the Tri- County . Xssociation. The latter includes sports days and invitation games in swim- ming. basketball, bowling. volleyball. barl- minton, track and softball. QQXNG 1 I . 1. I I f Vw -Q. , N R? IK 43 E 935' 1 .5 1' 32:39 is as W, fl an f A Q gkzwviffbs. Ng ,FQWSQQ ' nxg, .4 54 I x ni, Sth Ilow: ll. Innnello, Ii, Stoverson. A. linnlsey. R. Steefani, G. Ilt-imlieh, F. Ilawker. .l. Tonipkins. Il. Intpp, l.. llemlt-rshott, ,l. Stevenson. Il. Frost. ti, t'arpenter, IS. Ilntehinson. Il. Si'llllll'lZl45. I.. Mnnt. R. lit-tlnmn. W. Fall, lf. Van llensen, N. Ilytle, IG. Thorn, .l. Sellers, Ill. Manenso. 4th Row: M. Cort-illiiprlizl. .I. IN-ek. Il. Ilryzlnt. tf. l':1n-t- pento, Il. IN-tlnmn, A, Ktlillllllllll, .I. 4l'tiet-11. S. Stettenillzl. S. Rizzo, .I. Antinore, IP, Antinore. IG. Y:lllt'llZt't', S, Misiti. ll. l.:ltl1an. I.. t'r:1v:ltt:t, .I. tftieen, li, Wt-tzel, IJ. Vickers. R. Graney. R. Scott, G. Ilodges. Ilrd Row: M. Wir:-ting. li. I.ig:lltholnl1-r, li. Voss, A. fl'SIllt'tI, .I. Knnego, E. Dewey, N. Ilovey. I.. Radley. V. I'uterson, II. Anehor. N. tiootlo. t'. Nutt, Il. Mellnrney, Ib. Anelior, .l. ltlllllljlllillll. .l. ,l'llll'll2lI'f, Il, tfarlie, S. Seekins. tf. Rt'2lIllt'I'. Il. M. Ilarlwean, NX. Waldron. Zlnal Row: G. Ilnriu, Ii. Clark, N. Ilillnnzm. M. IIt5lIlllIt'l'. S, t':trlie, .I. filI2lI'lIltP. ID. Fit-ro, U. Weller, N. Wight, S. l't':tt't', ll. Sta-t7ani. M, Shell, I.. Seott. A. Stt-t't't-nillzl. M. Iinrtlieli. M. tjnrtis, .l, llnnn. .l. xvtllltlflll-ll. l', flllllllle ln-ll. lst llow: ll. Iligrgri, J. Ilnvkett. J. Mills. .l. tftieen. J. Iinglio, NY. lingers. IT. t'rot-ker. 'l'. St-hlonski. I.. lbool. ' ' it .l. tostzl. ll. Slit-pa ' l. The Sophomores Oni' goal was hefore ns. :N goal which eonld he rezlehed only with the teamwork of the whole class. Our captain. Dong liiero, was to keep the team going with the help ol' his eo-captain, tfarol lleamer. Uni' reporter was Shirley Plant and the treasnrer, who kept a record of the proceeds. was l.ee Cravotta. Our coaches were Mrs. XYilliamee. Nr. Hell and Mr. Serio. The tirst game. Ueeeinlmer 3rd, was a victory and the Sleighlrells started ringing. This was our lirst Sophmore dance and our team came through splendidly. ln lleeemlmer, we showed that we had t'ln'istnias spirit hy donating money to the 'Batavia t'hildren's llome. The Sophomore refreslnnent committee served iee-ereain. coffee. and sandwiches to the school team to keep them on their feet. There were a few aeei- dents hut it proved to he quite an adventure. ln -lanxiary. our sc-:ond lmig gznne was to he played. The hanners read Baked Food Sale To- day . :Xgain our dance appropriately entitled 'Xpril in Paris. The atmosphere that was achieved hy the decorations was eertftinly on the lfreneh side. Lanterns and little lfreneh poodles were everywhere and Mike l2llingham's mnsie lilled in the lmaek- ground. XYhen this game was over. we remained a winning team, a good sign that we wonld he nn- defeated in the coming years. The Sophomore Class chose for its oliirers Doug liiero, president: Carol Reamer. vice presirleutg Shirley Pfaff. secretary and l.ee Cravatta. treasurer. Many members of our group participated in basketball. baseball, football. track and tumbling. Everyone remembers Bobby Dedman and 'l'ecl 'l'horn making a basket to carry our cheers in or johnny Tompkins and joe Antinore out on the foot- ball field. Rodney Steverson and Donny Vickers showed their skills in tumbling. Many of our team members belonged to the various musical associa- tions. Yes, the class of '58 showed that they could certainly attain :1 goal. XVe,re looking forward to next year's activities. Herr' zz dcr0. a.tii1g flilllllllffft' for llzc HU' l '1l'f'l'f1l 4lf'l1f'1l.l' ef HH' -WPl'0 '0 f'5- SIiglzImIIs fiaurr, the rIas.v'.v lziglily snccms- df If'fl5f ffm mf' f'01'1f0ff f'f1' Of' milf' ffm' fu! llfwllllmcl' ufwzt, II1llkl'.Y f1i'r'Iii11i:1r1ry nr- Pf'f 1,- WU-V Nw -WH !1 'lf 5fWd'fL flll'5' 1f'f ' l'll1?fIt'llI!'7'lf.Y' for fl'l!lISf01'IIIl1'1Q cz zrfilifflriair mn and lm! d1'ink.r af the -i'flS'f?FfI7tIH gallrvx. ,,V,,,,,USj,,,,, mm U fUg,,fp,, fkwmf,-,,1,,,,,,'. Illl ltow: K. .lennt-r, ll. lleywoml, tl. White. Il. T lIl'l', ti. Miller. J. Stettinills, Ii. Fiorito, li. tl'tl1-en. M. Iiapp, NY. llimielc, .l, Wil:-ox, l'. lloylan, F. bI2lIILZ'l'l'l'Itlil, S. Maloni, W. Kinsley, .l. Johnston. tl, Slt'lIIIllt'lZ, K. IllIlt'llIIlS0ll, I.. lit-ml, lt. Sltirley, lfl. Murrzly. ilrd Row: .I'. Antinore, I.. Sw-inta, K. Anchor, IL I'ln-rty. A, tlolu-n, Ii. March. .l. liotll, ll. S4-ott. S. Yaellzzo. IL Ilamt-ister, Il. Scott. Ii. Real, R. Rogers, A. I'nrsi-I. .l. Ilnywaril. ID. tirillitli, .l. tiraves, .I. Pollock. t'. Nicholson, A. Vinci. II. Alexaiuler. Znil Row: tl. Irlngrlertll, Ii. t'l:lrk. M. Ili-itriek. I . lliggi. ll. l'ursi-l, II, Shepard, A. ltossi, l'. Wlleox. S. Slu-paril. l'. Mills. A. Uromwell. ti. l'2lI'Illt'll't', N. llrzullntry, IC. Stott'- enilla, li. l'l:trl:. ll. l'angr:tzlo, I', Panepento, lf. I'a1up, lst Ilow: S. I.:ma-y, Ib. Fisher, l'. t'arroll, M. Murray, It. Fore. .l. .L XlIlIIL1't'liI'ltltl. l', Maloni, Il. l'2ll'llllt'llIlt'l. l'. Set-I: ins. .I. Frank. Il. Voss, M. Mastin. S. Slit-partl, J, A. lint- t1'li1 S I'llil I Xlt l'o nlia Y ll ulutt S Vit ntl I I'll:0t'l'll l' lon-f I' Il'lI'lllIl ' iL'i,.. vii ,-..il'X .',.. l '.-.X Il , .. 4. . -. I ,., . - ,.. The Juniors XYltat a wonderful year this has been! Our .Iunior year in l.e Roy lligh School has held ex- periences galore. XYe have had David firiflitli, president: .Xllan Cohen, vice-president: Nancy llacltett. secretaryg and tiarol Nicholson, treasurer. riding at the helm of our class ship from the tirst day ol' school, way back in September. Our advisors, llliss llarrold and Nl r. llarrison. have always been present to set the sails straight. Naturally, we have tried to till our treasury and have been very sttcccsslul. Our Iirst major cruise was the .lunior l'rom held on November 23. XYe called it Midnight Mood and music was fur- nished by -lack l.a Raoux and his orchestra. The crew did a marvelous job oi keeping' everything' ship-shape. The handsome Icing and lovely queen were larry Reid and Sandra Halter. The class also held a baked food sale during the fall months. The next voyage was a round and square dance at Christmas time. It seems as though everyone was present at this dance. for it certainly was a success. Another time out of the port and we held the junior lirolic. lt toolq place in May. for after all. spring- time is the time for froliclcing. isn't it? Une big event for the juniors every year is Student Council nominations and elections. The nominees were :Xllan Cohen. Kathleen -lenner. David Griffith, Carol Nicholson, Hill tjraney and Sandra Halter. The team for next year is .-Xl Cohen as presi- dent and Carol Nicholson. vice-president. .-Xnother big event is the long' awaited appoint- ment into the National llonor Society. This year eight of our crew members were selected. They are Allan Cohen, .-Xnn Cromwell. David tirithtli, Kathleen -leuner, Sam Maloni. Polly Mills. C'aroI Nicholson, and l3arbara Shepard. This year the .luniors were in charge of the llolio Fund Drive in the high school. XYe collected money in the school for a week. and added the proceeds received from a record dance which we held in April. june was a busy month. We sponsored the annual ballet recital, june l and 2. This took a lot of hard work by all of the crew and once again the voyage was completed without any casualties. l.ast year the Class of 56 started something new. It was the giving of a commencement dance for the Seniors. To carry on this Fine idea. the Class of 57 held a dance on 'lune 9. NYC can't 'forget to mention the tree that we helped the seniors purchase to plant in front of the school. Xllowl This has been a busy year. NYe plan on having the list of activities grow longer by the time we graduate. Elected to carry the burden of leadership in the Junior Year were David Griffith, Presidentg Nancy Hackett, Secretaryg Allan Cohen, Vice-President and Carol Nicholson, Treasurer. The Junior Prom, held this year on November 23, is allways one of the high points of the schoolyear. This one was no exception. The winners of the annual contest for Icing and queen of the prom were Larry Reid and Sandra. Baker. At no time do any juniors work more feizerishly than do those candidates for Student Council ojices during elec- tion time. Here the six candidates--Sandra Baker, .Hill Graney, Kitsie Jenner, Allan Cohen, Carol Nicholson and Dave Griffith-rest between rounds. TheLP1ay's my 'P The Ushers I, - 2nd row: J. Spillcr, P. Beunetti, K. Roth, Miss Shores, W. Boyd, J. Rashko, L. Hyde, S. Schmelzle. lst row: D. Drayo. J. Iannello, F. Matthews, J. Mooney, J. Patti, D. Nielsen. the Thing Senior The tryouts for the cast of -lune Mad. were held after school in the lower section of the lihrary. .-Xfter several days Miss Shores, the plav's director. released the results to the anxious seniors: .losephine lannello was to he l'enny XYood. the leading lady. and Donald Nielson was cast as Chuck llarris. the leading male. 'l'he cast was completed as follows: llonna lirayo as Milly l.ou, lane Mooney as Mrs. XYood. lfrancis Matthews as Dr. lYood. l,awrencc Ilyde as lilmer Tuttle. Sonja Rae Schmelzle as liffie. XYilliam lloyd as G. Mervyn Roherts. .lerome Spiller as Roger Yan Ylecli. ,lcrome l'atti as Mr. llarris. .luliene Rashlqo as ,lulie llarris and Kermit Roth and l'at llennetti as Ralph and Shirley YX'ent- worth. Nancy llurney was the very competent hookholder and filled in for cast memhers at many a rehearsal. Miss Qhores called the first rehearsal for the following Monday night. and thus the senior's pro- duction of Al une Mad was under way. Rehearsals went smoothly for four weelcs. Then gloom des- cended as Llosie lannello developed a slain disorder. and -lerry Spiller a virus infection, lceenine' them from several rehearsals. Miss Shores had tense moments wondering whether to postpone the comedy or go ahead with the schedule. She chose the latter and rehearsals resumed their smooth pace as hoth The Stage Hands Play ahsentees were returned to the cast. 'flune Mad , hy Ryerson and Clements, pre- sented prohlems vital to youth in an intelligent 'md sympathetic manner. 'llhe story concerns l'enny XYood and Chuck llarris. the hoy next door. as they go ahout the frequently ditlicult hut amusing husiness of growing up. 5 1 XYhen l'enny's t'ncle Mervyn. only live years older than she. hrings Roger Yan-Ylecla. a senior and killer-diller. home from college, she forgets to he a man-hater and succumhs to an attaclc of calf love which is ten degrees worse than measles. ln her efforts to make herself attractive to the fascinat- ing Roger. she almost disrupts two families. hut the discovery that Roger is douhle crossing Mervyn hy trying to steal his girl. hrings her hack to normal. and, incidentally. to Chuck. Approximately l.2flfl people attended the two performances. and all enjoyed the efforts of the cast and its director. Miss Shores. .Nt the close of the second performance. the cast presented Nliss Shores with a houquet of roses. and each usher awarded a corsage to the individual actresses. after which the curtain closed with a tremendous hurst of :applause from the audience. 4111 Row: K. 1111141111, S. S1-1111, W. Gr:1111-y, A. C01l1'll, D. Hrithtli, K. Roth, lb. l1'r11s11, R. Prinzi, R. L:11111, IC. '1'1l1lI'll, 11. V11-:11'y, D. N11-1:11-11. P. 151-111111t1i, A. Vinci, N. 151111111-. 311-11 Row: J. l.:11111, I'. Alillkllli, K. 1yG4'l'll, lf. R1-:1111ur, S. R. S1'1llll1'1Z14', J. l+'r:111k, R. lY011lIlilIl, I.. 1!11y1:111, J. l':111i, .l. l!11y11, J. I1111l11'll11, G. l'1111.tl0rt11, J. 0'1i1-1-11, N. f111lIll'11. ffllll Row: lt. Fiissvll, R. 5l01IIlV1'l'1D. L. Alllllt, S. M51-rs, .I. xll'l'i1'Zl..1. W11111l1-111T. 1511 Row: I-I. A1-1111111, IQ. I'1-rkins. I1. l.:1111111-111, .I. 111-:111-. 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These members are made up of six members from each class. liach class has equal representation, making the total thirty-six. These members are elected at the beginning of the school year by each of the respective classes. livery class activity must be approved by a majority of the student council before it can go into effect. The privilege of voting is confined only to the members. but any student may attend the meeting and present his viewpoints. This years officers: President. 'Ioseph fharles lfranlc, vice president, .losephine lannello, secretary. Sonja Rae Schmelzle, and treasurer. -lerry l'atti. The president and vice president are elected in the spring of the previous year. However. they do not take office until the following year. The system of electing these oHicers is similar to the one used by our national government. ln the latter part of lllarch two conventions are held to choose the can- didates for the election. The entire student body is divided equally with half going to the gymnasium Sl'llllll'lZlt'. J, l':ltti and the other half going to the auditorium. The candidates for nomination who will have already been signed up are also divided into each convention. lfroni each of these conventions will be picked a presidential and a vice presidential candidate. The candidates for nomination this year were: lfederal- ist. David Griffith, and Karol Nicholson : Nationalist. Allen C'ohen and liitsie -lennerg and lndependent, Hill Ciraney and Sandra llaker. lfor the new week. candidates campaign within the school for their offices. The final hit of campaigning will come in the assembly which is held the day before the elec- tion. .Xt the election the voting is done on the town voting machine and the results are held for the publication of the lied and Black. The winning candidates were .Kllen Cohen and Carol Nicholson. Six members of the Student Council talsze a very active part in the Genesee founty Student Council. They are .loc lfrank. ,losephine lannello, Sorja Rae Schmelzle. David Frost. Uavid Griffith and Doug lfiero. They exchange with various schools :md get different ideas on how to better our Student C'ouncil. Intl Row: Il. Shanks. N. S4-olt, N. Slut-l't'er, S. f'I'0l'kl'l', l'. AVPIIIIIIII, XV. ,Xmlt-rnnll. lst l' ru Q ith: llle l' t'nll I l'n4l les l Qll4'li'll'tl .- .1 ': in-'.-, . : 1 s .-Xt our lirst meeting we all had very grandiose plans for our humble year book. Colored pictures and a gold-plated cover were the least we hoped for. l'nfortunately the amount of cash at our disposal put a damper on things. Resigniug' ourselves to the inevitable we tried to inalqe the inost ol' what we had. Many theines quickly eanie to niind but for various I'C2lSOI1S were just as quickly junlced. Finally we decided, for better or lor worse, to base our book upon the seasons. 'lfn' t'.l't'I'lIfl'Z'z' .fluff of lin' U-nl-kan in- fflllftlf fuck t'rIl'l'f1ff, Utfilill'-ill-t'1llit'f,' lx'0511'f' Lufvfi, l'll.VliIll'A'.V IIIt1IItlf,'!'l',' .linfy l.im!s!ry, nym- rlall' t'1lI.iIH',' and fvrrv .Sifiilllw tI.V.W.lr'ilYft' editor und ji.lmlogf1't1fvlzvr. - T-KAN For a new twist we discarded the old system of dividing the U-at-kan into the seven sections as had fornierly been done. 'l'he 'So yearbook was divided into four sections named after the seasons and each facet of school life was placed in its proper section. The business of picture taking presented a problem, for according to our thc-nie each photo- graph had to have a particular seasonal back- ground. You can bet that getting' some of the pic- tures to conform was a little rough. The major portion of the photographs for the yearbook were taken, developed and printed by Jerry Spiller under the guidance of Mrs. Russell. FIFTY-SIX One of the major events of the senior year is the posing fm' senior portraits, taken by a photographer from the Varden Studios. All the composition and pressworlc is done by the Gazette-News Publishing Company in Le Roy. Here Mr. Avery Perkzns shows proofs of the book to the executive staff. Subscriptions and advertisements proved to us that there is a lot more to selling than just saying, gimme lhfell, enough said. Look through your O-at-kan. If you like it or, heaven forbid, if you don't, tell next year's staffg they can use your sug- gestions, but don't call usg we've gone on to bigger and better boo boos. The Executive Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank their fellow seniors who work- ed so long under our lash. Special thanks to the rest of the staff Pauline Argana, Phoebe Call, Suzanne Crocker, .losie lannello, Don Nielson, Sonja Sehmelzle, Sylvia Scott, Nola Sheffer and ludy Shepard. Bouquets too for Ruth Shanks who did the art work, Xvlllllil Anderson who carved the lineloum prints and Nancy Uurney who typed the hnal ver-- sion of the 0-At-Kan from beginning to end. Stnntlinyrz li. Fiorito, lt. 0'G1-mi, Il. Ni:-vloy, J. Wil:-ox, R, l1,,,m.i,m.,-U g,.,m.l1: R, Regt-i's. .L t'oh1-ll. IL Nielsen. NV. Pollins, l.. lleill, J. It'r:u1k, J. t7orr'in1ig.:li:l. The Varsity Sluggers The hasehall team struggled against two forces most ol' this year. The principal opponent was the weather which rained out game after game, forcing the team to play nearly every dar in late May. 'l'he second struggle occurred early in .Iune against flalctield in a game deciding the league championship. Roth Uaktield and l,e Roy had linished the regular season in a tie for tirst placeg and in the play-off game. in spite of a well-pitched game hy Satch O'Geen and tight fielding hy the rest of the squad, the boys lost l-0. The year was, however. a real successg the regular season record of 7 won and -l lost attests to this. ln addition prospects for next year look good indeed with Mr. il ay losing only four players through graduation and a highly successful .IV team to choose replacements from. VARSITY SCORES Le Roy 4 Batavia 0 8 Spencerport 3 5 Oakfield 9 9 Letchworth '7 5 Caledonia 1 5 Albion 2 3 Batavia 6 4 Oakfield 3 4 Spencerport 7 6 Albion 1 4 Medina 10 ,X 0 oaimeid 1 ' J Ilrql How: E. Kelsey, J. Peck, li. Taylor, Mr.L0nghini, li. I'rinzi, F. llawker. J. I.:ilhwr-0 Ind Row: ll. Williams, A. Tallmue, ll. Furr, ll. Fiero, 'l'. Thorn, .l. Sllvflllllll. lst Row: lt. lleslnmn. ll. Womlrutl, ll. Cohen, I.. f'I'ilVtlfl2l, l'. Antinure, li, Pilliltllllll. J. V. Baseball The 1950 edition of the l.e Roy .lunior Yar- sity nine was one of the most successful on rec- ord. XYith 14-of 15 games played the squad boasts a record of 13 wins against o11e lone de- feat. ln addition the hard hitting, slick lielding team scored l5O runs in these fourteen games JV SCORES Le Roy 14 Alexander O 3 Spencerport 4 6 Alexander 4 38 Albion 2 7 Batavia 2 7 Oakfield 5 9 Spencerport 4 6 Attica 2 7 Albion 3 10 Medina 4 8 Attica 3 7 Perry 6 14 Batavia 4 14 Alexander 0 while holding their opponents to 43, The high point in scoring occurred against .Xlhion when the hlY's amassed the seemingly impossible total of 33 runs. Coach Longhini and his players have every right to feel proud of the manner in which they represented l,e Roy on the hasehall rliariond. ff 4131 73' Q., A 'A La . --I ,t f . 5 .H , ,, Larkin Speaking Contest 'I he Larkin Speaking Contest is an annual affair. open to all juniors and seniors in the school. lts contestants. however. for the most part come straight from the rigors of public speaking class to demonstrate their newly- gained slcills to the pnlmlic. This year's contest was a particularly close one. .-Xfter consideralwle debate Allan Cohen was chosen as the winner of the boys division with a talk on indecision and Sam Maloni, who spoke on a formula for peace was awarded second place. ln the female division Carol Xicl1olson's oration on friend- ship was adjudged the hest. followed closely hy Polly Mills' dissertation on languages. Behind the scenes in hoth the speech class and the l.arlcin Contest was Miss Nlnrnighan of the Vnglish faculty and the success of this year's contest was largely dependent upon her. Bud Row: l'. Mills. ID. tiriilith. .l. llnywzlrd, l'. Boylan, K. Jenner, A. t'0h4-n. lst Row: .l. Nlaxelienzie. S. ltnbinn, t'. Nicholson, I.. Lilllgllllll, S. Crocker, K. Anehor. I x surpbj C9 QQ 41 sf! X44 k...,di 1 l11x ,S111111111'1' f .v111'1'11-:v111111' 11111111- j'11!11111 -f II11' l111xl1 uf H11' .',1'fIIIi 1'1111111 f - 1f1'11-:1'.vAv 11'1'11111' of ilu' ff' J111111I1!1'f'1'1'.v- - H11' 11'f5111f1'vx' of 1.111111- 1111111111 - f11'1'11i1'.v 111111 s':u1'1111111'1111 l7'tI1'ff1'.Y -- flu' U1111' uf .v1'!11111l. ,..,N- . fp x 1 W Q. 1 5.1 ? , , QL , -. it ' -1:59 1, in M mn ,if-1 1,1 fs 15 L . ,I it Pl The Seniors This has been a glorious and eventful four years, packed with fun and excitement and hard work. Now at last, the prize we have sought for twelve years is ours, and we are as proud as :Xlladin must have been when he was presented with his magic lamp. llut not even .-Xlladin's lamp could keep us from feeling a little regret at leaving l..l l.S. lfnder the leadership of Mr. Taggart, Miss Moran, and Miss M urnighau we elected Uavid l7rost class president. I'udge U'Cieen vice-president, Donna llrayo secretary, and lfran Matthews treasurer. XYe started with high spirits selling refresh- ments at the football games. K'Neither rain or sleet etc. Yes! That was us. ln October we tried a car wash. XYe were soalsed and tired and sore, but we had fun. Next came the Spaghetti Supper. Almost every house in l.elQoy received a knock at the door: opened, only to lind a couple of seniors trying out their salesmanship. urging the community to try our spaghetti. Around Christmas time, after raising the an- nual tree, we proceeded to decorate it beautifully. ln March there was much hustle and bustle as we were preparing to present DI une Mad , our senior play. Tickets had to be sold, props obtained. and programs madeg it was a job. but so much fun. June 6th we attended the Tountas Dinner. a step closer to graduation, a trifle more sober. realiz- ing how close we were to the end of our years to- gether. This year we tried a senior weekend. Friday we had class night. .Tune 23rd we held our beautiful and memorable Senior Rall, 24-th llaccalaureate ser- vices wcre held in our churches. and on Monday. ,lune 25th, the 65th Commencement was held in the l.e Roy High School. Yes! Graduates at last, and not one doubt but that it was worthwhile. These are things we just eouldn't forget: the marvelous feeling of being seniors and. most of all. our Alma Mater and vou. The Seniors take part in our mock elections, but it a few years Scotty and Rowena apparently don't feel the same about the it will be foo- real. scene before them. GERALD AIKEN l,l'CSlilC1lt of the Road Knights - Oh those shoulders! H freckles -- black customized Ford. WILMA ANDERSON Brushes and paint - at the piano - a ball at the Fellowship retreat at Letchworth - blondie. JOSEPH ANT INORE The best dancer -A sharp dresser - up at the Five and Ten - Shirley. Svnirwx fvfrn llltlll xrimzfixfs in glifr. Ga11gi'.v alnsenrv. PAULINE ARGANA V l'MengecolT - The Churchville boys-hloud bzmgs--tliat big shoulder bag. PATRICIA BENNETTI Kermit -- at the Boy Scout Oiiice --- cheer- leading' - going steady, WILLIAM BOYD Birdie -A 'llhc tin can lVlLlLl1'Ij 111 bu muda shorts - and all the girls. PHOEBE CALL Oh, Mr. Taggart l - blushing - with Al- lan - a Morgzmville girl. JOHN CARROLL Bishop --xx ith liian, Nancy and .ludy in Busi- ness Law - and Marian at the square dances -- :L lflouml Dog' fzm. S'vIr'ia'v 1'!7H1llIJ'ffl't' LIflf'l'I!VS fn iw' l:n.fw'Ivx.vI.x' lnxf in flu' mr1.':r'. ROBERT CLEMENT Hobbs - shy guy - Il vomnuitcr from Stafford - an olcl shop hzmcl. .tx an f xi' 75 ROVVENA CLARK H Ill olcl ff- plrucl hel- mucla shortsf-with lucly - l3ov! does she lmluslifl WAYNE COLLINS NYzu'no - llot rod- rlcr -- - out with SllZll'O1'l -- on the lmsclmzill dia- ' moncl. x X N A A LEROY Doc rrrviws a word of fautiou before his first solo. LOUIS CORCIM IGLIA Putty - XX ow, what a bowler - Mrs. XX llhamee 5 favoiite lnw student. SUZANNE CROCKER LLOYD CONE Blue denims and hln:k boots -A black Ford -- always having :L ball. JOSEPH CORCINIIGLIA C'orchy - going steady with Dianne - all assignments in on time - pretty handy in the art department. l eaches'n cream -- in that bieat big Pontiac :mother blushing lieauty -A II whiz at short hand. SANDRA DARRON Ronny -- working at the Bank - giving l,u- cille the dope on .Toe -- gahbing with Beverly. VIRGINIA DE GRAXV Ginger,' - in her Nash station wagon - at Silver l.ake. DONNA 'DRAYO lJec ' lmmff, l curls - little Hrelmll Klr, 'l'z1qg:u't's refmin ,fl group of lmrzl-v Sl'1lI.!H'S Irrfxfw' flu' wfnlr-v Ivluxl fn fjl'Z'l7 Sl. Nick an r1.vs1'.vl. JUDY NANCY DILCHER DI TRNEY XY:1y1le lfre-ns -- 51155 XY1'iti11j3j to Mickey -- got har ring -3 fluipg and at the football 1'cf1'c'sl1- lllilllglltflll W- at the ment Qtzmcl - thc quiet iflllllll' rlzulcvs. Qlflu ' DUN!- lilly elm' . fl .a K 1 .N 3 - Q BERNIS DICKINSON XX'itl1 llzmicc -- El good clzlrinctist Aw llIUI1llC!'l1lg at thc lmzlslcctlmall gzuucs plugging' away at - - -f- CllC 'lSt Y- Tha' mrs 4Zl't'I'L' vfmzn-buf we 2um'f'rz'f. CATHERINE FISHER Quiet :md sincere - 0110 of the hzxrdest work- ers - cool blue eyes - unc of thc- upfllilfillg l'unics . ntfx ld I rrvafiny 11 1101110 uc: 0l'!'gl CAROL GOlN'1 BARON E ln her Pontiac -- with 11 car load of kids - GQc Carol's boy friend as liamlsoim-Y -- those 1,-yes. ELEANOR H!-YWKER Remember her at the Roclc'n Roll show -- al- ways ready to liavc a talk f- friendly smile - L Qfirl from the Suh- urhsp. , ,'. . ,. N- . DAVID FROST .Nucl all his girls HA watch him last dance - 'Z-Xll right kids lct's get Q l all quiet -A this is thc Houlld. -, ,, M -, - , , , , - ,, lm ci long may damn, lm! H113 jlml .su nu In In nm of Ilzfm finmx zulzrn Iwys all dz'.vaffwur. BEVERLY LAYNRENCE HACKETT HYDE llancing at S i lv e r Buq1q1yf' - driving Lake - plenty of hoy- over to Elba - going friends - great at sports steady with Iudv Mx-ers -- no dumb blond that's for Slll'C. -M red head., 1 i FR ANCES IANELLO ln the Main --- loves tancly - great big beau- tifnl smile -- plenty of lmonnee to the ounee. L 2? N JOSEPH IANNELLO Sleepy lieacl -- one of the twins -e always has Z1 flate. 4' f-VfN ZL'I'l.ft'I'X ge! ci 'ZU0l'k-Iliff frmlz Hun IHISAX' Scni Hill and 1,l1t'l.Hl' AUGUSTINE IANNELLO :X Latin lover -- re- porting for detention -V in the Nu-XYay '-- steady Customer at the Dinette. ROGER LAPP XYitl1 Clay Rolminsonfw :1 Rozul Knight - in the Yollxswzigon be lllilllllg- ing our lootlmllt-i's. JOSEPHINE IANNELLO Danny --- in the oper- ettas - roelq 'n' roll trio with Scotty :incl .lncly - and her seven year itch. LYNE FTE LAUGHLIN Scottv --- kills and bagpipes --- Josie and ,Indy -f sweet harmonv. mv 11-wiv. lzfdv. Junior Town .lfevting c'o11Irr'n'f Imran' liven that bad. GARY LEITNER l,,eitey -- out with Gloria -- at all the dances --- best in basket- ball. JUDY LINDSLEY Always singing Gumdrop --- hates square dancing -- likes modern jazz - Oh, l can't do a thing with my hair! ANNETTE MARTINA Beautiful clark hair and eyes -- future priv- ate secretary -- that Crazy giggle - - the draw- ing' card at .lohnson's liurnilure Store. SHIRLEY MAIDA Shirle ---- cute as a button - in her Daniel Boone coat - with the gang. ANN METCALF Lester -- sweater girl - a movin' and groovin' cat - laughing girl. PAUL MILLER Ike - a Dinette steady - in Ed Shelby's --- a hard worker on the Senior play. FRANCIS MATTHEVV S l ran the Man Z1 cut-up in Business Law --- XYow. look at those muscles! - and lilea- nor XVolcott. DAVID ROBERT MILLER MILLS Another one who goes to Elba H- up at Na- tional Guard - iu Mr. Be-ll's study hall --- never a dull moment. , if rn T110 Senior 1'!?fl'0.S'1ll1ll?Ilf .riand will rezzzctiu .formwfr in our nzvmorics as a dramatic l'.l'fllIlf7IC of what lznpfvms Wim: flu' Ia-rv of szrpjfljv mm' t1'z'111awd your rziuf'-x'. Donna A n e h o r ' s steady -- in the great big Olds -- keeps the A and P in business - the silent type. 'N-unzbm' plmzso, -- lmrc's your jmrfyf' Tlzf .vifuafi0n's Qvrll in 11111111 'ZE'l.'ll Kfrm af flu' f'011z'1'0Is. JANE MOONEY l ucldles w a prima. ballerina - Connie Plat- :k's girl - at all the dances. GARY MUEI-ILIG ul auc Ann --A pants and boots original 'rodrler mad chemist. denim - the -- Pl DAVID NIUNT Crazy about convert- ibles - Z1 real whiz at mechanics --- comedian - bothering Patty in thc Cut-Rate. BRIAN NICCLOY Nick -- so-o-0 tall - never a dull moment - the guy to due you in, DONALD N IELSON G l o r i a Caccamise's fellow - twanging on the guitar -- smilev - 'Kwith a song in my heart . KATHLEEN O'GEEN Pudge -- waiting for TOlll1llj',S hitch to end-the zippiest cheer- lcadcr - Union kids ll' DONALD PALADINO If I had a woman - a smoothie ---- real catty dresser - in that big blue car. ROSE PANEPENTO The most - the gal with all the jokes - buzzing around with Tina - red jacket for danger. JEROME PATTI Trips to Elba -- gold- en voice - a boy from the Nu-XYay --- short stutif. RICHARD PFAFF l-oolc at him blush l - the quietest Business l.aw student - sure he is -- a pilot who was grounded. Domzie, Clzom and Joe sfraiglzfen out Cl ulinor dviail during shop. CHRISTINE POVVERS Tina - Rosie! buddy - she's got it made -P sugar ,ll spice. NIARGUER ITE PURSEL My little Margie - still water runs deep --e- quiet. but oh so nice - at all the baked food sales. .I ULIENE RASHKO Donnie 'l'or1'ey's doll 66 I ' YY - l dont get It - on her toes --- poppits get her in trouble. JOHN RIDER Bear --Nancy Hill- mzufs got him hooked - NX'hat's the scoop ? - Mrs. XYllllZIl1lCC'S idea of ai model student. MARIE RIGGI Best in our hand -- she has her diamond -- her real name's Mary --- Alzm's girl. KERIVIIT ROTH Pat - and the gang of boys -- summer in the mountains -- a deep bass in chorus. Illr. Pvrom' f'Ill!'I.dt1fl'.T for the lwmjlit of Miss Difikizzson and Miss Slzepard. 3 I SARA RUBINO XVith Tab -- sweet and lovely -- the boss's secretary - talking with l.ucille. HAROLD SCOTT lu Mr. Bell's study hull-hitting the lwoolcs? ---- out at the gas station -4- and Rowena. SYLVIA SCOTT In the back of Mrs. l3almer's linglisll class-- flefinitely the silent type, oh ycaltl -- knows the newest dances -- singing Hound sounds. l SONJA RAE SCHNIELZLE Paul - roddin' round in the Nash -in Client. class--llcr Crazy parties. RUTH ANN SH AN KS Look at that sniilc -Y-A V tops in the art dept. - f huggin' round thc town -N all that sly cutting- ' up. NOLA SHEFFER Safety in munlnvrs girls! - from way out Stafford way-the ques- tion girl W knows tlic answers too. A groufr of .Siviiiw girls lP'llI'0!I'!ll'f' ilfr. 1.11119 fn HVCIIHIIS dom R0rk'rl R011 sfylf. JUDITH SHEPARD ul il1ll?H -- the for- getful one - leaves for school at 3:41 ---- one of l.ian1's best students. President 1,7az'e Frost inoiziforx at df5CltXSi011 on the Senior Ball during om' of our vairlvx' morning 111m'fings. SANDRA SHEPARD Up at the Five and Ten - good things come in small packages - friendly hello-with the girl friends. ELVA SMITH A rock 'n' roll kid - likes Clyde Mcl7atter's records - cruising a- round town - in Mr. Bell's study hall hard at work. J. LESTER WILLIANI SLAVEN SMITH Ann-working at the Crazy Hollywood golf course -- his Ply- hair cut - and the Pa- mouth's good in a drag' -- hillbilly music. vilion gang -- shortie - fancy shirts. 'C'om'l1 Druyo, lim' girls and male r11r'm'Im1r1m's pose for flffglllllf fvorfmif. -, SALVATORE TABONE HL,ill0lllv My goocl fast dancer e- more short stuff - greatest little athlete. J ERONIE LU CILLE SPILLER VINCI Killer - Swell job Pata-Pata - Joe's in Senior Play - Our gal friend - '4l.ook at boy at the piano -- the rock l - the nose XVatch that Big Buick a- for news. coming ! JOHN JAMES STEVENS VROONIAN Doc -- going out Radio ham -- steady with Sonja -- an Irish with Emily -- wonder- temper --- life of any ful lab technique. party. Senior Activities GERALD AIKEN 4 .l.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football Ill A.V. Club 1, 2, tl, 4: Stage Crew 2, Il. 4: Chorus 4: Class Connnittees 1, 2, Cl, 4: lntr:nnurals 1. 2, il: Red and Black Business Manager 4: Varsity Club 3: Student Count-il Rep- resentative Il. VVILMA ANDERSON 4 G.A.A. Nlunerals 2: Girls Chorus 12 D.A.R. Award 1: Biology Award 1: Ilauseh and Lomb Hon- orary Scienee Award 4: National llonor Soeiety Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: Red Key Service Club 1. 2. Il: Red and Black Stafl' 4: Oatkan Stafl' 4: Larkin Speaking Contest 2. .IOSEPII ANTINORIC 4 B.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1. 2. Zi. 4. PAI7LlNl'l ARGANA 4 G.A.A. 1, 2. Il, 4: Class Committees 1. 2, Cl, 4: Larkin Speaking.: Contest Cl: Red and Black. Editor ln Chief 4: Uatkan Stall' 4:Red Key Service Club 1, 2. Il, 4: Model Congress 25. l'A'l'RlClA Bl4lNNl4l'l l'l 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, Zi. 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: Red Key Seryiee Club 1, 2: Nmuerals 1. Shield 2: Letter Sl: Gold Key 42 Sportsday 1. 2, 24, 4: Cheerleader 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2. Il, 4: Student Council Representative -l: Bookkeeping: Award 4: Shorthand ll Award Il: F.ll.A. il. 4. XVILLIAM BOYD 44 B.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Football 2, Il, 4: Baseball 1. 2: Golf 2, Il, 4: Bowling: Il, 4: Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4: Rll'Ie Club 2. Il: Stage Crew 1, 2, Il. 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il. 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Chorus 1: Intramurals 1, 2. Il, 4: Red Key Seerriee Club 1, 2, Il: l .l .A., President. l'lIIll4lBI1l CALL -4 G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, Ii, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Model Congress Sl, 4: G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 2, Letter Il, Gold Key 4: Uatkan Stall' 4: Red and Blaek Stall' 4: Music Lyre Si: Red Key Serviee Club 1. 2, 4: Operetta 4. .IUIIN CARROLL -4 Editor-in-Chief of Oatkanz Zlrd Prize Larkin Speaking: Sl: NYS Regents Scholarship 4: National llonor Sos eiety Il, 4, Treasurer 4: Co-Chairman Junior Prom: Red and lllaek tt: Viee-President of Class 2: Student Council 1, 2, ::: Photoprraphy Club 2, llonor Roll 1, 2. Il, 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, Ii: Boys Chorus 1, 2, Il: Bowling: 1, 2: B,A.A. 1. 2. Il. 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Cl. 4. DONALD CATALDO 4- B,A.A. Il, 4: Class Committees Il, 4. ROWICNA CLARK 4 Student Couneil Representative 1, 2, 2:1 Class Committees 1, 2, Ji, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Library Club 1: G.A.A. Numerals Il, Shield 35, Letter 4: Red Key Serviee Clllb il: Red aml Black Stafi' 4. RtlBl4lR'l' CLl4lMIflN'l' 44 B.A.A. 1, 2, il, 4: Class Committees 1. 2, Il, 4. XVAYNIG COLLINS: 4 Football 2, Sl. 4: Baseball 2, ii, 4: lntra- murals 1, 2, Il, 4: Student Council Representative 1: Varsity Club Sl, Al: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: B,A.A. 1, 2, ::, 4, .IOSIGPII CURCIMIGLIA -4 Il.A.A. 1, 2, il, 4: Class Committees 1. 2, Il. 4: Basketball 2, Il: Football 2, JI: Baseball 1, 2. Ii: Track 4: Chorus 1. 2: Varsity Club Il, 4. LOI'lS, CORCIMIGLIA 4- B.A.A. 1. 2. Cl. 4: Class Committees J I 1. 4: Chorus 1: Football L, Il: Baseball 1. L, Zig Bowling: SVZANNE CROCKIGR 4 Red and Black Stall' 4: National Ilonor Soelety 4: Red Key Serviee Club 1, Il, 4: Red Key tl: Uatkan Stall 4: Girls Chorus 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Numerals Cl: F.Il.A. 1: Model Congress Il, 4: Class Committees 1. 2, Zi, 4: Greg: Shorthaml Award Il. SANDRA DARRUN 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2: G.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: Red Key Service Club 1,2: F.ll.A, 1, 2: G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 2. VIRGINIA Dlil GRAW 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: .l.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3: Chorus 1. 2. il: Intramurals 1, 2.3: Class Committees 1, 2, 25.41 Student Couneil Representative 2. Il: County Chorus 3. BERNIS DICKINSON 4 Concert Band 1, 2, Cl. 4: Marching Baud 1, 2, ll. 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, Sl, 4: Oatkannalres 2. tl, 4: Musle Lyre 2: Red Key Service Club 2, Zi, 4: Red Key Award 2. tl, 4: Red and Black Staff 4: Class Committees 1, 2. Il. 4: County Festival 1, 2. il, 4: County Chorus Zi, 4: Operetta Il, 4. JITDITH DILCIIER 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Committees 1. 2. Il, 4: Girls Chorus 1: G.A.A. Nulnerals 2, Shield Ii. DONNA DRAYO 4 G.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: Class Connuitteees 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY Dl'RNl-EY 4 G.A.A. 2. Il. 4: G.A.A. Numerals 2. Shield , Ii: Class Connnittees 1, .., Il, 4: Senior llay Bookholder 4: Uatkan Staff 4 JANE ANN EBERSOLIJ 4 G.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: G.A.A. Numerals 1. Shield 2. Letter 3: Class Connnittees 1, 2. 2, 4: Chorus 1. 2: Intramurals 1, 2, Cl, 4. CA'l'l'llCRlN1'l FISHER 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1. 2, Il, 4. JOSEPH C. FRANK 4 Boys Chorus 1. 2. fl: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. Il. 4: Class President 1. 2, Si: Student Council President 4: Football 2, fi, 4: Baseball 1, 2.21: Track 4: County Music Groups 1.2,:l: Band 1. 2.4: Basketball Manager 1: Class , Committees 1, 2, Ii, 4: B,A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Secretary il, I resident 4: Intramurals 1, 2. il. BARBARA FREEMAN 4 Mixed Chorus 2.,Cl. 4: Girls Chorus 1. 0 '7 - '1 v V ' , W n 0 . -4 .1 -, .,, 4, bounty Chorus 3, 4. G.A.A. 1. .., o. 4. lnt1.1mui.1ls 1. P P L. fl, 4: Class Committees 1, L, Il, 4: Student Council Repre- sentative 1: G.A.A. Nlllll0l'1llS 1. Shield 2, Letter fl, Gold Key 4. DAVID FROST 4 Football 1, 2, fl, 4: La Cross 1: Traek Il: ln' trainurals 1, 2, R. 4: Band 1. 2. 2. 4: Capt. Band 4: Mixed J 0 0 Chorus 1, L. R, 4: Boys Chorus 1. ... 3, 4: Viee Pres. ... Il. 4: Class Viee Pres. 2. 3. 4: Class Vice Pres. 1: Class Treas. 2. 2: Class Pres. 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Zi. 4: County Student Couneil 3. 4: National Honor Snoeiety 4: Red Key Il, 4: B.A.A. 1. 2. Il, 4. Treasurer 4: County Music Festival 2. Il, -1: State Sectional Chorus 2: English L Award 3: Larkin Speaking.: Contest 3. Seeond Prize: F.F.A. 1, 2: Seetional F.F.A. 2: Foot- ball L : Traek HL . CAROL GOMBARONE 4 Girls Chorus 1: Red Key Serviee Club 1, 2: Intramurals 1. 2. Cl. 4: Playdays 1. 2. fl. 4: Class Com' mittees 1. 2. fl. 4: G.A.A, 1. 2. 3. 4. Nmnerals 1. Shield 2, Let- ter 2, Gold Key fl: Bookkeeping: Award 4: Shorthand Award Sl. BEVERLY HACKETT 4 G.A.A. 1. 2, fl, 4: Class Committees 1. 2. Il, 4: lntramurals 1, 2, fl, 4: Girls Chorus 1. 2. fl, 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, fl. 4: Playdays 1, 2, R, 4: Numerals 1, Shield 2, Letter 2. Gold Key Il. ELEANOR HAWVKER 4 Chorus 1, 2: G.A.A. 1. 2, fl, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il. 4: Red Key Service Club 1, 2. Il. -l. LA1A'liENCl4l IIYDF1 - B,A.A. 1, 2, fl, 4: Class Committees 1. 2. s, -. FRANCES IANELLO 4 Girls Chorus 1. 2: G.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4. Al'Gl'S'I'lNl41 IANNELLO 4 Concert Band 1, 2, Il: Basketball Manager 1: Baseball 1: Bowling 1, 2, 25, 4: 1Von Sinfrles Titles i'n4Sa-etionals Il: Marching Band 1.2: Class Committees 1, 2. J0S,l4ll,'I5 IANNICLLO 4 B.A.A. 1. 2, Il. 4: Class Committees 1. JOSl'lI'IIlNl'l IANNICLLU 4 Class Secretary 2, Il: Student Coun- e'l Viee Pres. 4: Member of County Student Connell 4: G.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4, See. 4: National Ilonor .Society Il, 4, See., 4: Gir's Chorus 1. 2, Il, 4, See. 3: Red and Blaek Statl' Ii: Oatkan Stall' 4: Larkin Speaking: Contest 2, Ii, First Prize 2.21: Empire Girls State Ii: Mixed Chorus 2, Il, 4: County Chorus Il, 4: Up- eretta Il, 4: Solo Work Cl, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: Music Lyre Il: One-Aet Plays 1: Senior Play Cast 4. ROGER LAPP 4 Basketball Mgr. Cl, 4, L fl: 'l'raek M'l'. Il, .. , . 3- :'L J: Oatkan Business Mgr. 4: Red and Blaek Stall' 4: Na- fiflllfll H01l0,1' S0Ci0f5' 3. 41 li0W1i!12 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1iPlPI'esentatlve'22, 4: Stage Crew 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Connnittees 1. 2. Il. 43 vilrslfb' Clllb 4: Photography Club 1. 2: A.V. Club 1. Senior Activities INNNIGTTI41 LAIIGIILIN -- Chorus 1, 2, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, -I: Numeral 2, .Shield 2, Letter Ii: Playdays 3, 4: Cheerleader: Varsity Cheerleader: Student Council R.A.I.. 1: Red and lllaek Staff 4: Red Key Service Club 1, 2, Il, 4: G.A.A. Treas, 4: Larkin Speaking Contest 4: F.lI.A. 2. GARY LEITNER - Football 1, 2, Il, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 25, -lg llaseball Cl, 4: Golf 2: Varsity Club Pres. 4: Red and lllaek Statl' 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4. .II'DITII LINDSLEY 7 Mixed Chorus il, 4: Operetta II, 4: Girls Chorus 2, Ji, 4: All4County Chorus 3, 4: All-County Orchestra 1: Freshmen Class Treas.: Junior Class Vice President: 0- atkan Assoc. I4ld.: National Ilonor Society Il, 4, President 4: D.A.R. Pilgrim Selection 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 21, 4: NYS Regents Scholarship 4, SIIIRLIGY MAIDA - G.A.A. 1, 2. It, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Zi, 4. ANNETTIG MARTINA - Student Council Rep. 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, Zi, 4: Sec. 2, Nunn-rals 2, Shield Il: Girls Chorus 2, IS, 4: Operetta 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4. I1'RAM4'I.S4MAT'l'IIl41XVS 4 Il.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 43 Class Committees V -- 'H ' ANN MlfI'l?CAI.l - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID MII.I.l'lR - Football 1, 2, 33, 4': Track 1: Class Commit- fees 1. 2.14: Operetta 4: Varsity Club 4: Camera Club 2: R.A.A. 1, 2, ZS, 4: Intramurals 1, 2. l'Al'L MILLER - Football Mgr. 2, 3: Class Committees 1, 2, Z., 4: Intramurals 2, II, 4, R0m'3H'l7 MILLS rl?-A-:M 1. 2,1l, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, IL, 1. JANE MUONICY - G.A.A. 1, 2, Cl, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls D Chorus 1, 2, Cl, 4: Mixed Choruswl, L., :!, 4: Operetta Cast 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: County Chorus Il, 4: Library Staff 4: Red lxey Service Club 2, Il. GARY MIYEIILIG -- ll.A.A. 4: Class Committees 4. DAVID MITXT - li.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, JZ, 4. IIRIAN NICCLOY - llaseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: ltasket- lfilllff. -n Q13 lf-A-A: 1, 2, 35, 4: Stage Crew 4: Red and lilack Stall 4: Xarslty Club 3, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, IS. 4: Red Ivey Service Club 4. DONALD NIELSON - llaseball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, Il, 4: llasket- llilll MSP. -C, 4: Ilasketball Scorekecper 2, Il. 4: Larking Sp. f0fjf0Sf 3. First 1'1'1ZOQ Student Council Rep. 2: County Chorus 2, .., 4: Operetta Zi, 4: Varsity Club ll, 4: Music Lyre Ii: Senior Play Cast 4: hatlonal llonor Society 4: Model Congress IS. Play Lead 4: National llonor Society 4: Model Congress 15. KA'l'llI.l4llflN U'GlQl4lN - G.A.A. 1, 2, 25. 4: Class Vice Pres. 4: Red lxey Service Club Il: Class Committees 1, 2, 11, 4: .I.V. Cheerleauler 1: Varsity Cheerleader 2, Il, 4. DUNALD 'PALADINO - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, Zi, 4. to-Capt. 4: llaseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 15, 4: Xarslty Club 13, 4. ROSE l'ANEI'l1lNT0 - Girls Chorus 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Zi, 4. .lI'lROMl'l PATTI - National llonor Societv 4: Senior Plav Cast 4,3 BOYS Qllllflls 1, 2, IS, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4: County t horns 2, J.. 4: Operetta 3, 4: Student Council Treas. 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, J: Football Mgr. 4: .lunlor Town Meeting 4: NYS Regents Scholarship 4. RICIIARD YPFAFF - ll.A.A. 1. 15.15, 4: Class Connuittees 1, 2. J, 4: JA. Football 1: Varsity Football 4: F.F.A. 2. CHRISTINE' POWERS - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Committees 1, 2. -1. 4: Sportsday 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 4. MAiCG,l'l1lRI'l'l'l PCRSEL - G.A.A. 1, 2, 23, 4: Class Committees . -. -1. . .lI'Lll+JNE RASIIKU - Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Rand 1: Music Lyre 1: Concert Band 1, 2, ll, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, ll, 4: F.lI.A. 1: Cheerleader 2: Senior Play Cast 4: G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 2, Letter 3, Gold Key 4. .IOIIN RIDER - 1l.A.A. 1, 2, 22, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. MARIE RIGGI - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Committees l, 2, ZZ, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 13, 4: Red Key Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KHRMIT ROTII - Basketball 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Zi, 4: Boys Chorus 1, 2, 2l,Y4: lloys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep, 4: Varsity Club 25, 4: Class Comm. 1, 2, 35, 4: IS.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Red Key Service Club Cl, 4: County Fes- tival Il. 4: Operetta Cast 4. SARA RCIBINU - G.A.A. 1, 2, 23, 4: Class Committee 1, 2, Il, 4. SONJA RAE SCIIMELZLE - G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Numerals, Shield, Letter. Gold Key, 1, 2, 3: National Ilonor Society 4: V.I'. Glrls Chorus 4: V.P. Concert Rand 4: Concert Rand 1, 2, St, 42 Marching Rand 1, 2, ll, 4: County Rand Sl, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, 23, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, Zi, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Red and Black Staff 4: Oatkan Staff 4: Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 4: Stu- dent Reporter for Local Paper 4: Larkin Speaking Contest Il: State Music Festival Zi: English L Award 31: Red Key Ser- vice Club 1, 2, Il, 4: Model Congress Il, 4: Senior Pilay Cast 4: Class Committees 1, 2. Il, 4: Student Council Sec. 4: Utllelals Club 4: Sports Days 1, 2. Il, 4. HAROLD SCOTT - ll.A.A. 1, 2, Zi, 4: Class Conilnlttees 1, 2, II, -I. SYLVIA SCOTT - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Nunierals 1, Shield 2. Letter It, Gold Key 25: Iiand 24. 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, 25, 4: Oatkan- naires ZZ, 4: Operetta il, 4: National llonor Society 4: County Chorus 4: Music Lyre Il: Red Key Service Club 1. 2: Larkin Speaking Contest 2: Red and Black Staff 4: Oatkan Staff 4. RUTII SIIANKS - Girls Chorus 1, 2, ZS, 4: Oatkannalres 2, Il, 41 County Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 4: Music Lyre '31 Operetta Il. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Numerals 2, Shield 3,5 Letter Il, Playday 2: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: Oatkan Staft 4: In- tramurals 1, 2. 35, 4. NOLA SHI-lFFl'lR - G.A.A, 1, 2, Il, 4: Nunn-rals 1, Shu-Id 2. Letter Il, Gold Key 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, ZS, 4: County Chorus Il, 4: Music Lyre IS: Uperetta Il. 4: Class Committees 1, 2, Il. 4: Student Council Rep. Il: Red Key Ser- vice Club 2, 21: Oatkan Staff 4: Larkin Speaking Contest 2: Jr. Town Meeting 4: NYS Regents Scholarship 4. JIfDl'l'lI SIIEPARD - G.A.A. 1. 2. II, 4: Class i'tlllIllIllt4'I'H 1. 2, Il, 4. SANDRA SIIEPARD - G.A.A. 1, 2. II, 4: Class Connnittees 1. 2. Ib. 4. 1.Es'l'lfIR SLAVIGN - l:.A.A. 1. 2, fi. 4: Class F0lllIlllflK'4'?4 1. 2. 11. -1- ELVA SMITII E G.A.A. 1. 2, Il. 4: Girls Chorus 1. 2. 55. 41 CIHNH Committees 1, 2, Il, 4: Numerals 2: Music Lyre Il: Intramurals 1. 2. 33. 4: F.II.A. 1. 2, fl: Red Key Service Club 1, 2, Il: Library Club 1: Playday 1, 2: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. XVILLIAM SrMI'l'II - ll.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 14, 4. .TEROME SPILLIGR - Chall'man Senior Dall 4: ILA.A. l. 2. 3. 42 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: llouor Roll 1, 2. Il, 4: Stage Crew 2, 22, 4: Rowling 1: One-Act Play 2: Red Key Award 2, Il, 4: Co-chairman Junior Prom 22: Music Ilyrefl: Operetta Il, 4: Sen- ior Play Cast 4: lloys Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4: County Chorus Il, 4: 0- atkannaires 1, 2, Il, 4, Pres. 4. Aeeompanist 4: First Prize Lar- kin Speaklng Contest 2: lliology Award 2: Ilarvard Club Prize Rook :!: English L Il: National Honor Society IL 4, Vlee- President 4: Varsity Ilasketball Mgr 2, Il, Letter 3: Chairman Football Refreshment Stand 4: Varsity Club 4: Red k Black Rus. Mgr. Il. staft' il: School photographer 2, Il, 4: Assoc. Editor Oatkan 4: NYS Scholarship 4: Valedietorlan 4. JOIIN STEVENS - I!.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Class Committees 1, 9. 7 4: Football 1, L: LaCross 1: Track Il: Intramurals 1, L, ', Varsity Club Il, 4. SAM TAIIUNE 4 ll.A.A. 1, 2, Zi, 4: Class Committees 1, 2, II, -t. LITClLI.lfl VINCI - G.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: Sports Days 1, 2, Il. 4: P Intramurals 1. L, Cl, 4: Numerals 2: Shield 3: Letter 4: Oatknn- naires 2, ZS, 4: Girls Chorus 4: Majorettes 1, 2, Sl, 4: Majorette Award 4: Red Key Service Club 1, 2: Music Lyre 2: F.H.A. 1 JAMES VRUOMAN -- IZ.A.A. 1, 2, R, 4: Class Committees I. 2. Il. 4. Varsity Club Iirnl llmv: li. Shirlvy. K. Ruth. J. Rid:-1: G. Imit- Ill'l'. J. 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