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90TA'9r ttpov QOTLXH QNATNO live-1'y'0nc knows that exzunpfle is a prime factor in the education of youth. The lQc Roy Rotary Club has set for ns an admirable exninple ol friendship and service by surh actions as entertaining' the senior boys as guests. sponsoring H:1ll0w'een activities for l,e Roy youth, sprc-ailing the Cfliristiims Spirit aiming chilclrcn, :incl maintaining Il sctliolarship program which has cn- ablt-tl mziny boys :incl girls to complete their c-duczltion, S0 with priclv wc, thc clam of 1057, dvcliczltc this O.fX'l'K1XN to Rotary, to that spirit of service above self that it has exem- pliticcl so wcll 10 thc youth of l,e Roy in its x-'ai'irms projects, 8
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ecognition lJf7X.Xl.lJ li. H4 ERR lt is practically impossible to be in :L position of complete authority over il group of students and never once lose their trust and admiration. Ur. Donald llorr has accomplished this feat. Through all the disappointments. warnings, disciplinary actions and bits of advice, as well as the compliments, encourageutents and praise throughout our high school career. he has been admired, respected and loved by each of us. Never too busy for a friendly grin or a confidential chat, he has taken the time to become a close friend to each and every high school student. His fairness in dealing with problems and his respect for student opinion has earned him the reputation of being our friend instead of our commander. As a seventh grader once said, H,e's on our side l NX-'hat could be a better compliment for a superintendent of schools! .yn emcvdam Thomas Kunego graduated from l.e Roy High in 1955. l'residenl of his senior class, member of student council and varsity football player, 'l'om was well known and respected throughout the school and community. lintering' service in September, 1055. Tom became a Naval Cadet and was killed November, l956, when his plane crashed near Corpus Vhristi, Texas. He will be long remembered in l,e'Roy for his friendly smile, gentlcmanly ' manners and Hne character. His name is now added to the honor roll of those l,e Roy graduates who have given their lives in the service of their country, I lIUM.'XS KFNIQCLU . Q EQ.-
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