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

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The Superintendent of Schools lJON.Xl.lJ li. HORN Dear Class of W57: Your Q-tlIlllllCllCt'l1lt'lll is taking place :ti one of the most ericitiug times in the history ot' the world. New horizons unattainable for man for years, lmve heen opeuefl up aufl they appear to have no limits. You are going' into further education or into immediate positions which will in- volve you in these wouclerful opportunities. 3-'lztlce the most of these advztntages which are yours in IUS7. We have eucleztvoretl to erlueztte you to talfe your place as cou- trihuting members of the society in which you will live, :uid hope that this lmaclqgrouncl :incl your own efforts will lc-:ul you to the suceess you desire. Our lmest wishes go with you on this ineuiorahle oevztsion. DoNAr.D Home -V-at 13

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7fxe Eaaaafafg ' Arthur W. Symonds, Harris MacKenzie, Almeron W. Wilcox, Lester A. Pridgeon, Clarence A. Lapp, Ralph L. Jenner, Sidney D. O'Shea A meeting of the voters of l.e Roy is held the second 'liuesdzly in vluly. Xominees lor the llozird of l1:Cl11CZlllOll positions must suhniit 21 petition containingtwenty-livenzinies. 'lihis must he done ten days prior to the zxnnuiil ine:-ting, for considerzuion in voting, Un the following after- noon the slate is presented to cpizilitiecl voters ol l.e Roy who then elect the niemhers lay secret hilllot. The memhers this yezlr consist ol Sidney IJ. U'9liez1. huilding contractor. xx ho has served on the hoard since lU47g Ralph Alenner. l'resi dent of l.z1pp lnsulzuor lfonipzmv, who has served on the hoard since lf?-W: Clarence JX. l.zipp, part owner' and operator of the l.zipp l.uxnher Coni- pany. :L meniher of the hoard since l94N: .-Xrthur U, Symonds. owner :ind operator of 21 lzirin. who has served on the hoard since F1523 'Xlmeron Xlvilcox, owner :incl operator of a fzirnv, :L niemher since 19-U73 llzirris Nlaclfenzie. owner :ind operator of a iririn. Mr, hlaclienzie has served on thc hoard since l949. XN'e owe at great debt of gratitude to these men who make up the hoard for they are the foundation of our school systcni. 'lihey promote the major policies ot the school. These men have such duties zisi eniploynient of the memhers of the facultv :ind :idministrzuion, HI'1'2lllgl1lff for the maintenzince of the school huildings :ind grounds, 'llhey also have the re- sponsibility of collecting funds, hy taxes, to make our school possible. 'lihese men curry out their responsibilities with ehlciency as is shown hy the smooth operation of our school administra- tion. and hy the hezinty of our huilclinjjs :ind grounds. 'lio these men we would like lo express our deep gratitude hy saying, nrllliunlcs lor Il joh well donev, -63 12 +R..-

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The High School Principal RlQ'll.XRlD C. l7l'l'CjH Dear Class of 1957, 'Ne of the l.e Roy lligh School Staff are happy for you at this time of your graduation. We are sorry to lose you but happy for your line acliieyements. l, personally, am happy that l have had an opportunity to share in your work. your projects, your pleasures. your plans for the future. As you enter aclult society many words of wisclom and aclviee will be passecl along to you. My advice is to learn the art of self-control. Ulfveryone who is angry with his brother shall be liable to judgmentv MA'l li. 5:22. VVhen you lose your temper. you lose a lot more at one and the same time. You lose your balance, your poise. your sense of judgment. your mental equi- librium. In other words you become a different person, Self-control may mean the clitjference between success and failure. XVhen temper is about to fail, pause to loolc into the face of your Creator and ask llis aid to check the rising tide. Xyherever you go, what ever you du, please remember we are always interested in you and are ever willing to help you. Nlay Ciocl bless each of you. Sincerely. llicharcl C. Ifitch - .234 I4