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

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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.

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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.

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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..