Le Roy Central School - O At Kan Yearbook (Le Roy, NY)
- Class of 1960
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Zkaf 43 'A f -va,-.-.--...NV ocwnelibneo heme 4 . . cwnhekfwe .1n1nrf0U1w.1 yay . . ,542 ?0ff1.reff yhwe one ' A :gfgimf , - ' j,A-.1'l-f1,,4xwafw ' L f f ffm ' sf' . . ' g A yfiglg' -19:-.' ' LE ROY CENTRAL SCHOOLS In 1960 ,. ,W...4-vq.h....f 1 1 .. -rm .,,....,nm,..Y.....m,..f.........-.....k Content PAGE 117 ........... PAGE 29 PAGE 101 CLABSKS PAGE 51 PAGE 81 PAGE 63 n'3r 0- ' 27 il'l I 'V' lf ' . - 4 1' . V f'Qf11 -V -Jai -gf ,i V A 1 N V ' 'N tum, .f,F,i ,'k 'F --i . g ,,,QjQgZmfNgf t tfifly' Dedication KEVIN T. CAHILL The highest honor a single class may bestow upon an individual is that of dedicating the yearbook to hiin. Mr. Cahill7s warm understanding and impartial counseling have won him high respect among the students at l.e Roy. His easygoing yet dynamic personality makes him honored and admired by all. Students have learned to respect his judg- ment in many matters, for he has heen both a teacher and a friend to them. Therefore, it is with great honor and sincere gratitude that we dedicate this 1960 O-AT-KAN to you, Mr. Cahill. ' 13 ,Af .,...,..........-w,......-A.. 'Q 6' Recognition ATAMES il. G.'Xl ,I Afii H HR All those who como into Contact with Mr, Clrillziglicr cannot help hut notice thc: irlc-:tl clnulilit-s he posst-secs. ,X man with a forceful personality zlnfl ll great flf:tc-rminrition. he also rcvez1lQ his kindness and iinrlcrstzincling xvln-ii :ip- proachecl by FI student with ri pcrsonzil prohlcin. Mr, tlzilln- gher has won thc respect zinrl thc fricnrlsliip of thc study-nts at Le Roy, and his extra otiferiiigs of nicl, hoth ziczulffinic :incl personal, have helped many of ns over zu hnrcllt-. ,-Xml so, we thank you, Mr. Gallagher, lor your wrtrin lriuntlsliip ztncl understanding. 11 X ffwfxh 1 ws? lk' 3, Harrigan M1 Wk- J Q I I IlI0m01'ir's of 9011.001 Jays will C1fl'lI'fl1jS bring f0 miim' Hn' fc'acl1r'r.Q 90110 r'nf'01rr- aged 'IIS I0 do N10 best we muff? 001111 fwlm ffzufgllf us 1't'fUIi'II.lI ami 'riliuvrf run! 'rillf- mcfic'-Imf 'Hof 'f0 1110 funn of 0 lfifkfnjzf Slick. Pf'1'.Q11cz.Qi1v'Iy, null:1fsif1.s'fif'r1lIy, 'i11Vspi1'0Jly 100 fzrvrrf 17111-0711, FfllI1f,ffl'l' ffZCl,SSl'00'lHS . . . H10 Ymai-up ff'.1'flf00Z's . . . HIC' 'l'iC Il7 011i 1710 14'i12fI0'1l'-i711f.Qr' zrlll lm '7Ui-S'llfIlNlIj l'C'Hll HIl'C'I'I'fI fII'f'l' Hz 11 '1jr'r11'.Q, Zllff 1110.91 nf all 0111' fUI'Il1Il-If and arlnzinzicfrn- tion 'zrlzo zlwiicafwi HIPIH-SC'Zl'I'.S' fo H113 ideals of file fcczc-lzifulq pf:-nfvssioll. 13 .?- A'- The Board of Education wff 2 Aw X X W s f belly , ww ,KN V ' x '- -14' ' ,KX ' . f C'm15.- . .V mv ' 4x wav-ZZ4'Z'.3: f ' ' K Av f ww f 4fQY.! f, A fy A .. rw .1 A A: .. 4 MH .V 44 ,iv w ' .V V sh qkwjxgf z, ' f' 1, f I V N ,, -' ' Lg, , ifz, -W5 z :J - x . W nffif' , x . . 1 ww f Hrifwf fg 15 fir Lf,3..s5f. 53 ' 2-3.-:sr f'f! S ,, K ' mn- vwf xmh wi ls. ff iw ' ,g '3E 9f'- wil? 4352217 W , ,-W . - . ,z ' 4 ,f.. M f ,f ,p J ,ff fu -'X-.1a.w'.f' M. ff.4f,'VL'JL zf 4 www M 4. , 4 X 3, E3 E W f ,f l ff 'Q ff f ' LESTER A. PRIDGEON RALPH L. JENNER CLARENCE A. LAPP SIDNEY D. 0,51-IEA HARRIS MACKENZIE ALMERON XV. XVILCOX RAYMOND BRANTON H. LQIRK TENNENT 14 ,K war xxenx - fndent of Schools DONALD li. I-lo1:R, lid. IP. The smooth operation of l..e Roy High School rests upon the very capable shoul- ders of our Principal, Mr. Richard C. Fitch. However, Mr. Fitch does much more than administrate the school ef- ficiently. for he has become the trusted and respected counselor of almost every student in Le Roy High School. He plays an active and helpful part in our work, our recreation, our projects and organi- zations, and our plans for the future. Mr. Fitch can always be depended upon to gladly give of his time to help any student who needs his friendly advice or tactful guidance. lt is something special to he a l.e Roy student, arc words we often hear from our Superintendent of Schools, Dr. lion- alrl li. I lorr. Yet, nothing has done more to help the l.e Roy students to hecome special than the respected guidance and counseling of Dr. Horr. lle is much more to the students of l.e Roy lligh than our chief commander . llc is also our friend, admired and respected hy each of us for his fairness in dealing with our prohlems and his pleasant way of giving a cheery smile and friendly word to every student he meets. The High School Principal RICHARD C. FITCH The Secretaries and Faculty MRS. GRACE .ANN SPPUNG, Secretary MRS. GAIL ANIBERSON, Englzfsh ,L 16 MRS. JEANNE LUTTREL1., Serrcfary MR. ROBERT ANDERSON, H1'Sf07'37 J The Faculty H155 LOWER ,XL-mm-I f,,N,,,,L-U Mus. lm' l1,x1,x11,1:, lzzzfffuvfz 1 1 5 ? ' MR. KEVIN CAHTLL, English Miss Imm IJIQXYUEV, lfzxgfzlvlz 17 E R W' ' ' ::, i 3 1 , , ,g 4 A ,531 M 1' .mr The Faculty Miss DOROTH3' DOUGAN, Physical Education I MRS. NANCY FOSTER, Home Ecoownzirs Miss EVELYN FORTMILLER, Matlzenzcztics MR. PIYMAN FREEMAN, .Music The Faculty 'r I ., ,,, .., - , . , 1 y. , . , 5 .,,.,n V N , . 5 I 'fl' -L . '-1 f . .Z MR, JAMES G'XLL,XGI'1FR, Sdvzzuc Mic. l'.xL'L G.wlTT, .Xgrifzfllzzrv MR. ROBERT GRANEYI. English M155 1i1xTuL1-:nav II,x1-:1wr.n, ,irl 19 595 2 1 1 3 e The Faculty MR. .ARTHUR HILLIS, SC'Z-UIICC MR. PAUL -IOSLIN, SC'liL 1'Z't'C MR. RAYMOND JAY, Physical Edzffafiovz MR. ALVIN KURTH, Science MR, XYII.I.I.XM I..-xN11. ,Uzfsir MR. FRANCIS LONGUTNI, Plzysical Ed1!CflffOI1 X The Faculty if if Mus. GRACE I,l2,xxI5N, Hump ii-lxUHflUf1'..f I f , i MR. .lfl5I2l'Jl 1W.XNHlil4'I4IIJ.X, !1z.!nxlrff:l A--Iwi: The Faculty MRS. LCIQARGARET RIURPHY, Af6Zll1C'17ZflfiCS MR. JAMES PERRONE, AfIC1fllC'171'GZ'fCS MR. JOHN PANKO, Indzzsfrial Arts MR. ROBERT PUTNAM, Language The Faculty MR. GEORGE RUDM.-X.N, Enghslz Mug. IN1.x1:1,xx lQlf5SlQLL, Jjnjliglz aw- L, .-.. ? 1 . ' ' 2 I v I . , MR. PAUL STARKVVEATUERI. Ilfislory Mn. Koss S'I'l'I I', I'l1'xm1'Vv 23 M--wmm'h B'1 --..,-m The Faculty M155 ELIZABETH SUTTELL, Bzmmfss MR. THOMAS 11ABER, History IX fha. FRIZDEIUCK TAGGART, fzjV'i.S'1L0l'lX' S MR. YVILLIAM XNAKEFIELD, 24 Lcmgzzage iviffw if 'ii 'Y .mfvraa km? f L H -'Q fr': : Q-,Wm ,, ' - ' ff ' ' ' 1 4 Af . f Medical and Dental 1 'Mp , .K-we I M155 DORIS SMITH, 5511001 NWSI, DR. EMU, IQIMAIIJ, .School Doctor nv 5' 25- 11., .. -5 l Lnff' :'?'f,-ll'.: ,h ..'A.fK ,itiseiulvn s Q 5'-9- sxsiqqds- .carp :nov . Ls xx:-q.n,..? 2, 1. 'Q .- , . no. 'Di 'rg . U11 ' Q W- M m 140.4 'Ni Q M aw 45 , , f, ,,,- n. g M' Q 44 -'er 'WN c.'it '46 2 . .1 . a 341.1 jgflff E, sa, H, A .':::4i'?5',: f::,f4ij MRS. HELEN CASEY, Dental Hygimzist Mus. 11,1iLIiN FUUND, Spcvflz 'flzwafisf 25 The Woodward Memorial Library -..m..,A.,...,,,,,,w,4-E From kindergarten on, lie Roy students are made aware of the many hours of enjoyment awaiting them on the bookshelves, and are guided in the adept use of the information available in the library by the assistance of Mrs. Demarais, Dr. Miller, and Miss Shores. Mies. Donorm Ibiamimns DR. WILLIAM MILLER 26 Miss VVINIFRED SHORES ag . 'Q 1.1 Q V?1,'2f,,.,..vi 1 W-P' 'e A i 1 gf'-+ U 3 44s, ,M4':5, ,L 'S - ' Cafeteria Staff ia, Maintenance and Transportation Q 1 'X it H' M I .-E 'ln ,4 A .Q F 1 Mrs. Fiorifo, Mrs. Alzclmr, MVS. Gray, Mm. llfriglzf Custodians Mr. Pocock, Mr. Rcanzer, Mr. Rolmrfs, Mr. Slzurirlan, Bus Drivers Mr. Palfzflirzo, Mr. Bundy ' 'T'I5'f L eil! ' 7 Mr. Kane, Mr. Pcmgrazio, Mrs. Pangrazio, Mr. Ta-ylor, Mr. Privitera, Mr. Selden, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Rubens 27 .............., ... .... ..........-4.........-,-M- W ..... Y CENTRAL 1 A. fi --Liv R! HIfP'll'llIP'l' srwvinr 7l'H'f'll'7flff1R in 20,7 . . . flu, Hpnfllwlli Szlppvr llf7L'f'f sa,lr's'. msn- pr'lifim1 . . . pir'l'lrf.Q all relmrrzs 'l'Pllf'fH'.QCll.Q . . . flu' m'ri1'nl of llw lin O-, ll'l'-KAN . . . mul 'Ifl'Ul'-I'llll avli1'lllr'.w-llryslfll lm'ffflf'lf, flu' '1'rnn1las Dimlrfr, Class .Vl.fflll, mul fllc' SI IIlfH' Ball. Topping il all is llrnn- lrzrhrzcfmzmlf Day. ln al lmppjf lmsf, wc' fnmzw' llllfllll-1171 fl1l.Q lfmf vzvfzzl' llItfl4'l,lf'I' in cl blur of rliplnnms mul fn11f11'nf1rlf1fin11.Q. Il'.Q all nrrfr, and Irv join llfrf rnazlm of LHS allzmmi-flzf Clam nf 1960. 29 Row 2: R. Mogfwero, R. Fussell, D. O'Shea Row 1: R. A. 0'Geen Seniors Wle, the Class of 1960, began our senior year with the election of Richard Mogavero to head our class through what has been a busy and prosperous year. Our first undertaking was the operation of the refreshment stand during football games. Next, came the annual spaghetti supper which helped to initiate a sense of class spirit. During the Yuletide season we decorated a Christmas tree on the campus and spent an evening singing Christmas carols. ln February came our senior play, VVhat A Life, in which a large audience was entertained in an evening of mystery, comedy, and suspense. The Class of 1960 instituted a new event, the Mardi Gras Ball, in which the couples came in costume. Wle completed our senior year with the de- licious Tountas supper, the unforgettable senior trip and ball, climaxed by Class Night, Bacca- laureate, and Graduation. And so it is with fond memories that we bid farewell to our Alma Mater, thus signifying the end of our stay at Le Roy High School. Mr. Cahill, Mrs. Lecmen, Mr. Lane L l f QU . '-..V,. '. rw W B,xRB,xR,x .XIRTH lynx' .XL12x.xNmcu N's,xr: ,fX1.s-zvxsznlf f L 1 -snlfv' Fruxx A-Xxz,xLf,y1q EUGENE S. I-3li.x1:xmx'r ROBIN BUNYITR I 4 . 5 x LAURENCE BOYLAN MICHAEL BRADY SAUNDRA BRO,-XDN 31 muh M EREDITH 1 , X l BROOKS EVA BUNDY . !.- V' ff , ,I QI N X W f iw? A f X X XWQXQQN, ac f 4? X -4 ' ff' , 'fiiiggli Q fffjf Ag Q '-if f X J 'uf ff' 1 It's cc rare moment when the o'ef1'eshme-nt stand isnyt busy with customers ROXANNE CALL PATRICIA CARL1 is AIO.-XNNE CORCIMIGLIA ZOE fXNN CROQKER DANIEL DOYLE 32 B.xRB. xR.x DRYSD.-xLE 4 ff wg,:,, 394 46 Bax N Ili Dux'su,xL.E R1 C 1 LXRIJ Unis! NU -QW -v-19' if ' c xi- ii, DAVID EHREIART Senior slaves were at flzc more-y of their nzastcrs on This grave day rf' t'w4-f 'f'v1t1g f.v'1Kv1 'Ff', 'i'1f 'i' ' ' ' wi a f V M, Km., :,'J,,J: 4- , ., , ggi. A 1' Q Q Q . 3 ,' 7,3 'R , G Giv- K., If Z JOHN ELLINGHAM DOUGLAS FAGAN DONALD FAVILLE 33 ,MIM ROBPIRT FUSSELL JA MES CUILLFQTTE M, IJAVID GREEN DAX7ID GUILE A little nonsense now and then is quite in order at the Little Olympics 34 W 'h' ' v mm E65 M. Yfw ml CHRISTINE GRANEY DONAI.D HANSEN EDWARD IANELLO K , H H 5 57 5 25 4 - f f V17 1 I 4 J f-'fqr' . ,fr l ,Ab 4, 4 I ' ' N ' .X iff!! 'fjfj' f . f X5 ff' 'fwf V ' rl . . - S1-. Lina JAOITX INXE5 JIYDITII Alouxsox lima, limslix' DGNNA LAJIENDOLD. I'I.XRUI.I7 I..-XBIEY X-IRGIXIA l,AxwruzNC12 , .,,, 5, ' '- lx ,--,gay Q21 I ? SUZANNE LEGG Senior committecmen prcpcvre an d'isczcssio'n for history class 35 Ha1'cl-Qvorking seniors await Le Roy's spaghetti eaters JANICE LINDSLEY PALMA M ALQNIQ v W . W. M fhmw4w. 'f -1 psf' W, KW QI '. f ff Azllljrvl II , Q M WI M561 f Q f 44 7 ,ff ' 4 X Q.. Z, X K 0 V f ,X W I f , 7 f : ' . ' 1 j ww -f f 'f,,, ,f ' :X ig. iwwy nn , J , 1 + ' f I ' ' 1: wif , ' I ' 1 PETER MANN PATRICK MALOY LOUIS MANCU50 f A f I ,, , if Ymmvf fff - N ' r 'n . .A .. N,:Z w '1 ' V A f 9 44 : -. ,SS--149, w ' ,- fq ' V Mir f- - V, I ,VL M If .1542-' , 'm l .- f W' 'ix 221171, , , , R! , X f , I WE' -I ' 'wffiixei NI .M 92 . gx L If, -I ,ff .I I 55I,,q,mL. , 4 I .5 x :Wg Mt' it , vffzzif giggggx , .- ,Eff , iffy: . ,pq ,A M A 1 nf - I ,I-gnf,y4,f 151: , I . ,M we .Qi My mg -V I, I Q- 'ff V' , 1 , Sw ff K ft, M 4 ff 5 f f is 22 K, V Q , -I jg 1-,f wif fx: '. Q riJ4T5zfYa3 ' ' - gfrfff 12 'JM -. f' A ROGER NIATTICE 36 DENNIS MCCAIQTIIY KWNTHRYN KICCLELT---XND Hungry senior boys are fed 'zzoocllc by -noodlc, crumb by crumb G19 XYILLIAM MCEXX-gy JUNE Mclifzxzuz jmxxlz BIERLCA 5 -grae Y- ,,., ' X 'ai Eay,,,,,,,,, , LQARY MILLER RICI'IARD MOGAVERO IQENNICTII Muowmx 37 s. i I NVILLIAM MURNAN DELORES NAPLES RICIIARD NICIiOI.S Robin Hood and the Roaring Twenties are only two of the K. T b many varies! costumes worn at the Mardi Gras dance GORDON IXICHOLSON L1ND,x NOR'TI'IRUP XV1LI.I,xM NOTT ANTHONY E. O'GE12N 38 x Ross ANN CVGEEN DXNIEL O'S1IE.x ROGER PALADINO Sixxulu LYGICIQN Mun' .Xxx f7l4l..X5IlJU .Vx ,L il if wr, L Chef Club nzrnzbwrx Imraz thc arf of gnod Conlrizzg from Hzvir f1clvz'so1', Mrs. Luancn .. GARY PALOTTI EDWARD l',xNm'riNTo 39 RONALD PANGRAZIO ELLEN PERKINS JOSEPH RIGGI DONNA ROTH U Q 5 ANTHONY RIGGI LENAX Russo Senior band members pose proudly in their new uniforms. ,TUDITH SAMIS 40 CLYDE Scuvrr DIANA SCIlUYI.ICR Rxcnunn Scfrrr BARBARA SELLERS PHILIP STEVENSON 4 1 ,I . nu., -W . 11, Lf ff, .-Xxxmmz STEFFENILILX BONNIE STETNKIETZ K Q V X . W I i-vfwuzf-zlzgf -M.-. - W H, . , rw L -' L L ' ff, 'fi T- R, ' ' f h ig, , - , 1-..,, A : ',' jTj.i5', ,IQ-Zell' XM , I ' ' ' ' ? .fl ,L-3,-.4 -4,fj:Kf'f' ' Y Q? la '7 'ffl-f'L'J.f:'j9 ' PE' F' ,Q N H - X X , L, 1 x Kathy, Bonnie, and Mary display the posfcrs and paper dolls used to advertise What A Life. 41 PATRICIA TALLO DAVID XV111'r13 HAROLD X7AUGHN LUCY XIINCI LAXVRENCE XYHITLOCK DIANE XVIRSING JUDY XYOOD JAMES WOQDRUFF SAMUEL ZALACCA 42 I fl ue Me flylll' . . js -ww ev- V 5 S- ,Ll 4 -as Rm 1. But, mommy, . . . I coulcln't help it. 2. Reading to terachers' children usually helps' riglzl, .lolzn? 3. Now Lonnie . . . 4. We want our Maypof' 5. This rlrnnznzer boy bit 'is -really for the birds. 6, And then there were moments of despair when we all felt ive lifoecl a clog's life. 7. We never could get together on that three finger business. 8. All together now, one, two, three. 9. Who was of time in Handel's Messiah? 10. Talk about Dobie Gillis . . . take cz loolc at Miclce'y's Aharem' . 11. You y 0 - WHAT A LIFE by PRESENTED CI.I11'1T0RD GOI.DSMIT'H IN THE under the direction of MEMQRIAL AUDITQRIUBI ROBERT H. GRANEY FEBRUARY 12TH AND 13TH I AIIIIIVIISU 1Slmlm-ntm, Il. SlA'i1ll1l4'lZ fstlllllflllfl, R. A. O'Gcaeu fAl2'll'1'j, 1', Tzlllo IGL-rtivl, S. O'Gee11 iss Vik:-Q, Z. 1fl'Uf,'li4,'l' Oliss Pikey, li. C1111 lhliss Jo1111so11J, E. luncllo iStudcutJ, R. PZl11g1':lZi0 l nl illy, Mr. GI'Zllll'y qDil'1ectn1'J. 44 Scenes from the Senior Play 'sf L . K9 N. I' V , -wsu x f 5 H r ? - G Nichulson fGf:orgf: Iligrulmvy, E. I':1n1-lu-ntn HIV, Vw:-lmitfnn, J, t'm':'iu1i,Lf1i:1 HIPS. Alulrif-hi. .' -': ND11 IMF. NL-lsonn L. Vim-i flliss 16:11:11-Ntnlll, V, l:I'illll'y lI2:11'In:l1':il, L. Nnrtlu' llliss I'. Stnunsf :up WYheule1'J, R. lI0,U:1vm'o fIIf-nry Alrlrif-Ily, J. JUIIIISIJIL illiss S111-uk, IL AI4jCIll'1.llj' 1311: 1 n-Vgglxsmlb, It I lrulluj S u up 011351311 011-I 1: , ,'.' Ileuuunut Oir. l':1lterso . 1 .gli A.. 1 ,j.T.. we-at Y- ' Y ,jo '- JM :MQ f e.-...LL Senior Activities BARBARA AIRTH-G..A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Num- erals 2, Sihied 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 25 Red Key 1, 2, 35 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. LUCY ALEXANDER-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 3. SUSAN ALEXANDER-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 3. FRANK ANZALONE- B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2, 35 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 O-AT-KAN 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE S. BEAUMONT-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 15 Bowling 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 45 Varsity L 45 Varsity Club 45 'Ch-5f'5 Club 45 Red Key 45 Senior Play Cast 4. ROBIN BOWER --B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President7S J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Basket- ball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity L 3, 45 All-Conference End 45 F.T.A. 35 A.V. Club 15 National Honor Society 45 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Orches- tra 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Accompanist 3, 45 BOYS' Chorus 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Lyre 3: Music Gold Key 35 Model Congress 25 Senior Play Committee 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 2, 35 English L 3. LAURENCE BOYLAN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J .V. Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Varsity L 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 National Honor Society 3, 4 CPresidentl5 O-AT-KAN 45 Red 'and Black 3, 45 Model Congress 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Speaking Con- test flst PrizeJ5 Larkin Speaking Contest 3 12nd PrizeD5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Award 15 N.Y.S, Regents Scholarship 45 English L 3. MICHAEL BRADY-B.A.A. 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 45 O-AT-KAN 4. 'Transferred from Notre Dame High School in September, 1959. SAUNDRA BROADNAX-G.A.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 35 Red Key 45 Mix- ed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 County Chorus 35 Music Lyre 35 Cafeteria Worker 35 Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Op-eretta 3, 45 Class Committees 1. 'I'rans- ferred from Madison High School in February, 1957. MEREDITH BROOKS-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 25 G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 2, Letter 35 GOO Club 45 Library Staff 15 F.T.A. 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Red Key 1, 45 O-AT-KAN 4: Red and Black 1, 3, 4 CFront Page Edi- tor75 Marching Band 1, 3, 45 Senior B'and 1, 3, 45 County Band 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Music Lyre 2t Model Congress 2, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Operetta 2, 35 Sophomore Speaking Contest5 Larkin Speaking Contest 35 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Adventures in Knowledge 35 Bausch and Lomb Science Medal 45 N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship 45 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 45 English L 35 Valedictorian 4. EVA BUNDY-G.A.A. 45 Red Key 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Com- mittees 4. Transferred from Notre Dame High School in September, 1959. ROXANNE CALL-G.A.A. 1, 2 CSecretary5, 3 QVice Pres- identb, 4 iPresidentJ5 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A.A. Playdays 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Student Council 1, 25 Red Key 2, 3, 45 O-AT-KAN 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Lyre 25 Senior Play Cast and Committee 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Speaking Contest5 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Citizenship Award 1. PATRICIA CARLI-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 2, Letter 3, Gold Key 45 600 Club 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Committees 2, 3, 4. JOANNE CORCIMIGLIA-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Red Key 15 Red and Black 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ZOE ANN CROCKER-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Nu- merals 2, Shield 31 Library Staff 15 F.H.A. 15 F.T,A. 3, 4 fSecretaryJ5 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Music Lyre 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Worker 1, 2, 3. DANIEL DOYLE-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 15 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity L 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Red Key 35 O-AT-KAN 45 Red and Black 45 Cafeteria Worker 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Hartwood Chapter 1. BARBARA DRYSDALE-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 2, 35 G.A.A. Numer- als 1, Shield 1, Letter 2, Gold Key 25 GOO Club 3, 45 Library Club 15 Library Staff 1, 25 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 4 fSecretaryl5 National Honor Society 3, 4 CVice Presidentlg Red Key 1, 2, 45 O-AT-KAN 4 CEditor-in-chiefJ5 Red and Black 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Lyre 35 Model Congress 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Operetta 25 Sophomore Speaking Contest flst PrizeJ5 Larkin Speaking Contest 35 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 School Correspondent for Bata- via Daily News 3, 4 and Rochester Democrat 85 Chron- icle 45 Voice of Democracy Speaking Contest 3 Clst Prizel5 Adventures in Knowledge 3, 45 English L 35 Hartwood Chapter 1. , BONNIE DRYSDALE-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A.A, Inu-3- mU1'a1S 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 45 G,A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 1, Letter 2, Gold Key 35 GOO Club 3, 45 Library Club 1: Library staff 1, 25 F.T.A. 2, 3 csecre- 'fa1'Y53 Student Council 1, 45 National Honor Society 45 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 O-AT-KAN 45 Red and Black 3, 4 4Editor-in-chiefJ5 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 iVice Presidentl5 Music Lyre 35 Model Congress 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Operetta 2, 45 Sopho- more Speaking Contest5 Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 English L 35 Hartwood Chapter 1. RICHARD DUSING -- B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1' B.A.A. Intramural-s 15 Chefls Club 45 Red Key 23 O-AT-KAN 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID EHRHART-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, cross s Country 25 Bowling 3, 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity L 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: 'Chef's Club 45 Red Key 3, 4: O-AT-KAN 45 Red and Black 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. L sf I 1- i-ef, ,' -if,',a',. . .'.-'T' ., ff 'l , . ' 1 Senior Activities JOHN ELLINGI-IAM-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Track 33 Atom-Bustens 23 Clief's Club 43.A.V. Club 1, 23 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Chorus 4: County Chorus 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Operetta 43 Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS FAGAN--B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 31 Bowling 1, 2: B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 31 Chef's Club 4: Red Key 23 O-AT-KAN 43 Senior Play Commit-tee 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD FAVILLE-B.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 43 B.A.A. Intramurals 2: Red Key 4: Red and Black 43 Senior Play Commit-tee 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FUSSELL-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 43 J.V. Football 13 Cross Coiuitry 3. 4: B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 3, 43 Student Council 1: National Honor Society 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Senior Play Cast 43 Operetta 4: Larkin Speaking Cont-est 3 llst Prizeig Class C0mIHift09S 1. 4: Class Treasurer 43 Judge of Student Court- 4. JAMES GILLETTE-B.A.A. 43 Bowling 43 Chefs Club 4, Transferred from Spencerport Central School in September, 1959. CHRISTINE GRANEY-G.A.A. 1 tTreasiu-erJ. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 43 G.A.A. Playdays 2, 3, 43 GA.A. Numerals 2, Shield 3. Letter 43 Library Staff 1, 23 F.T.A. 3 lSecretaryl, 4 lP1'ESld811UQ Student Coun- cil 1, 4 lVice P1'8'SldE1'1tlQ National Honor Society 3, 43 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2. 33 County Chorus 33 Music Lyre 33 J.V. Cheerleader 1: Model Congress 2, 33 Senior Play Cast and Committee 4: Operetta 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Speaking Contest: Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 33 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 43 Class Treasurer 13 English L 43 Hartwood Chapter 1. DAVID GREEN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: J.V. Football 13 var- sity Football 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 23 Varsity Club 3, 43 Chef's Club 43 Student Council 43 Red Key 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID GUILE-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football Manager 23 Bowling 1, 23 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Varsity L 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Atom-Busters 1, 23 F.F.A. 1, 23 F.T.A. 1, 23 Chef's Club 43 Red Key 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 33 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, DONALD HANSEN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 33 B.A,A. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Varsity L 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Red and Black 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3, 43 County Chorus 3, 43 Music Lyre 33 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 33 Model Congress 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Operetta 3, 4: Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4. . EDWARD IANELLO-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretaI'yJ1 J.V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 4 CCo-CaptainJ3 J.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 33 Track 43 Golf 1, 2, 33 B.A.A. Intramurals 43 Varsity L 1, 2, 3, 43 Var- sity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 13 Student Coun- cil 4 CTPCZSHIGTJQ Red Key 1, 2, 3, 43 O-AT-KAN 4 4Business M3.D2g6FDj Marching Band 13 Senior Band 13 Senior Play Cast and Committee 43 Class Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 33 Press Club 13 English L 33 Edward Reifsteck Award 3. -.---J--.aQ....,...........,..s JOHN INNES-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 43 B.A.A. Intramurals 43 Varsity L 2, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Atom-Busters 2, 43 Red Key 2, 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Red and Black 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4 lVice Presidcnti, JUDY JOHNSON-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A, Playdays 43 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 33 Library Stall' 1, 23 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 43 Red and Black 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 lSccrctaryD3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 tSecreta1'yl3 County Chorus 2, 3, 43 Music Lyre 33 Music Gold Key 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Opcretta 2, 3. 43 Larkin Speaking Contest 3, 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. EARL KELSEY-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 13 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 43 J.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Bas- ketball 43 J.V. Baseball 13 Track 2, 3, 43 B.A.A. Intra- murals 33 Varsity L 1, 2, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chef's Club 43 A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Key 23 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Presidentl3 Dance Band 3, 43 Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 4. DONNA LAMENDOLA-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 33 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Num- erals 33 Student Council 1. 2, 33 Cafeteria Worker 3, 43 J.V. Cheerleader 13 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3 fCaptainl, 4 lCaptain13 Cheerleading L 2, 3, 43 Model Congress 2. 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Hartwood Chapter 1. HAROLD LANEY-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 lSentinell, 4 cPresident-D3 Senior Play Commit- tee 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 County Secretary of F.F.A. 3, 43 F.F.A. Public Speaking Award 1, 2, 3. 4. VIRGINIA LAWRENCE- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 33 Library Staff 13 Red Key 1, 23 Red and Black 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Music Lyre 23 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2. SUZANNE LEGG-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 33 Red Key 2, 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4. JANICE LINDSLEY- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 13 Red Key 4. PALMA MALONE- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 43 G,A.A. Numerals 33 Red Key 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Red and Black 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICK MALOY-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 B.A.A. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Red Key 4: O-AT-KAN 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS MANCUSO-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 J.V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Base- ball 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 43 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity L 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Senior Play Cast and Committee 4: Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 4. PETER MANN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Atom-Busters 23 A.V. Club 43 Red Key 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Oper- etta 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER MATTICE-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS MC CARTHY-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Football Manager 13 Varsity Football 33 Bowling 2, 3, 43 B.A,A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chef's Club 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Band 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Lyre 33 Senior Play Cast 4. l 3 6 1 l ii l 1 1, i 6 ,Q 1, ll' fl l 6 l ,. ' . ' ' I -1-'12, ff ' 'v 4 it , are 5 1 . t?,p'i-tr:-WP' 55 Senior Activities KATI-IRYN MCCLELLAND--G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 45 G.A.A. Nu- merals 2, Shied 3, Letter 45 2600 Club 45 Library Club 1, 25 Library Staff 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4 fSecretaryD5 Red Key 1, 2, 45 O-AT-KAN 4 CAssociate Editorb5 Red and Black 3, 45 Mixed Chorusl 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Music Lyre 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Operetta 35 Sopho- more Speaking Contest5 Larkin Speaking Conte-st 35 Class Committees 1. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Hartwood Chapter 1 iRecording SecretaryJ5 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 45 N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship and N.Y.S. Nursing Scholarship 4. WILLIAM MC EWEN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 B.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chef's Club 45 A.V. Club 15 Cafeteria Worker 3. JUNE MC KENZIE - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 15 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 45 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key 45 Red and Black 3, 45 Cafeteria Worker 25 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Oflice Worker 4. JOANNE MERICA-G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 15 Student Council 15 O-AT-KAN 45 Red and Black 45 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 I-Iartwood Chapter 1. MARY MILLER--G.A.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. Intramurals 45 Red Key 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Commit- tees 4. Transferred from Battle Creek Central High School in September, 1958. RICHARD MOGAVERO-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 15 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4 kTreasurerJ: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 County Student Council 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Red Key 3, 45 O-AT- KAN 45 Red and Black 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3 CCaptainD, 4 fCaptainD: County Band 1, 25 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Music Lyre 15 Music Gold Key 35 Model Congress 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Oper- etta 1, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Speaking Contest f2nd PrizeJ5 Larkin Speaking Contest 3 ilst Prizebq Class Commmittees 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 2, 3, 4: Har- vard Book Prize 35 English L 35 Two One-Act Plays 45 Adventure in Knowledge 35 Wide Horizons 25 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 45 N,Y.S. Regents Scholarship 45 Salutatorian 4. KENNETH MZROWKA-B.A.A. 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Bowling 3, 45 Varsity L 45 Library Staff 45 Red Key 4. Transferred from Williamsville Central High School in September, 1958. WILLIAM MURNAN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Bowl- ing 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 45 Red and Black 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Committees 4. DELORES NAPLES-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key 25 Red and Black 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Lyre 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Com- mittees 2, 3, 4. RICHARD NICHOLS-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2. 4. GORDON NICHOLSON-B.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 2. 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 45 Red and Black 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2. 3, 45 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Lyre 15 Cafeteria Worker 15 Senior Play Cast 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. S LINDA NORTHRUP-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 35 Library Staff 1, 25 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 CPresident75 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Lyre 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 I-Iartwood Chapter 1. WILLIAM NOTT-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 A.V. Club 1, 25 Red Key 1, 2, 45 National Merit Schol- arship Letter of Commendation 4. ANTHONY E. O'GEEN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J .V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 45 J.V. Baseball 1, 25 Bowling 35 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity L 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Student Council 1, 25 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 15 Cafeteria Worker 1, 25 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSE ANN O'GEEN-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. Num- erals 1, Shield 25 Library Club 15 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Red Key 45 O-AT-KAN 45 Red and Black 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA O'GEEN-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A,A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 3, Letter 45 Red Key 45 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN ORLANDO-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Playdays 2, 35 Library Staff 15 Red Key 1: Cafeteria Worker 35 Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL O'SHEA-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 25 B.A.A. Intramurals 15 Varsity L 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2. 3, 45 Red Key 3, 45 O-AT-KAN 4 CAssist- ant Business ManagerJ5 Mixed Chorus 35 Boys' Chorus 35 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 English L 35 Class President 15 Class Vice President 4. ROGER PALADINO-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 35 J.V. Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 35 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity L 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Student Council 15 Class Committees 1, 2, 3. 4. GARY PALOTTI-- B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 25 Track 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD PANEPENTO-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 2, 45 Bowling 2, 35 B.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 Varsity L 45 Varsity Club 45 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 45 O-AT-KAN 45 Cafeteria Worker 1, 25 Senior Play Cast and Committee 45 Operetta 45 Class Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD PANGRAZIO-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 iTreasurerl: J.V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Base- ball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3. 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Varsity L 3, 45 Student Council 45 Red Key 3, 45 O-AT-KAN 45 Red and Black 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Boys' Chorus 35 County Chorus 35 Model Congress 25 Senior Play Cast and Committee 45 Operetta 35 Sophomore Speaking Conte-st: Larkin Speaking Contest 45 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, ...,,a..,..,....1.......4,.a.-,.-.r............--...--+,x L V v v . ELLEN PERKINS-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 2, Letter 33 2600 Club 3, 43 Library Club 1, 23 Student Council 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 4 CTreasurerJ3 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 4: O-AT-KAN 43 Red and Black 43 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 4: Music Lyre 23 Cafeteria Worker 2, 43 Model Congress 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 43 Sopho- more Speaking Contest 12nd Prizeig Larkin Speaking Contest 3 tlst Prizel3 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 English L 3. ANTHONY RIGGI-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 In- tramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 F.F'.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH RIGGI-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Football 33 Var- sity Football 43 Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 43 Bowling 23 B.A.A. Intrannirals 1, 2, 33 Varsity L 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA ROTH-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intrannlrals 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Playdays 4: G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 1, Letter 3, Gold Key 4: 600 Club 43 Library Club 13 Library Stan 1, 3, 43 Red Key 2, 3, 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Red and Black 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Senior Play Com- mittee 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Oflice Worker 4. LENA RUSSO-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 43 G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2. 33 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 2, Letter 23 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH SAMIS-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 33 Student Council 2: Red Key 2. 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. CLYDE SCHUTI'-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 A.V. Club 13 Red Key 2, 43 Class Committees 3, 4. DIANA SCHUYLER-G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 43 Library Staff 1, 2, 33 Atom-Busters 33 F,T.A. 33 National Honor Society 43 Red Key 43 O-AT-KAN 43 Red 'and Black 3, 4 4Feature EditorJ3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 fTreasurer13 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Music Lyre 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Operetta 3, 43 Larkin Speaking Contest 33 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD SCOTT-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 B,A.A. Intramurals 3, 43 Class Committees 1. 2, 3, 4. BARBARA SELLERS-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 43 G.A.A. Numerals 2, Shield 33 Red Key 43 Majorette 2 tLetterr, 3, 4 fcaptalnfj Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 33 Music Lyre 23 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE STEFFENILLA-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 13 Red Key 13 Senior Play Committee 4. ....., Senior Activities BONNIE STEINMETZ-G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 1, Shield 2, Letter 33 GOO Club 43 Library Stall' 1, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Red Key 1, 3, 43 O-AT-KAN 4 1Associate Editorig Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 lScc1'etaryb3 County Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Music Lyre 13 Senior Play Cast 43 Operetta 3, 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Ad- ventures in Knowledge 43 N.Y,S. Nursing Scholarship 43 Hartwood Chapter 1. PHILIP STEVENSON-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 43 Bottling 1, 2, 33 B.A.A. Intrannlrals 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 41 Student Council 1, 33 Red Key 1, 2, 3, 43 Red and Black 43 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 Model Con- gress 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Sophomore Speaking Contest3 Larkin Speaking Contest 33 Class Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 3. PATRICIA TALLO- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Class Committees 3, 4. HAROLD VAUGHN-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 F.F,A. 4. LUCY VINCI-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intramu1'als 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Playdays 1, 23 G.A.A. Numerals 3, Shield 3, Letter 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Red Key 43 Red and Black 43 Majorette 2 1'LetterJ, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID WHITE-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 2, 33 A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Worker 4. LAWRENCE WHITLOCK-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Foot- ball 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 B.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chef's Club 43 A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Stamp Club 1, 23 Stage Crew 13 Red and Black 2, 33 Cafeteria Worker 1. 23 Senior Play Committee 43 Operetta 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Citizenship Award 1. DIANE WIRSING-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Numerals 33 F.T.A. 3, 43 Student Council 13 Red and Black 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 43 J.V. Cheerleader 13 Senior Play Committee 43 Operetta 3, 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY WOOD-G.A.A. 43 Operetta 43 Class Committees 43 One-Act Play Committee 4. Transferred from Northside High School, Corning, in September, 1959. JAMES WOODRUFF-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 KP1'CSld6I1tlQ J.V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 4 tCo-Captain53 J.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 J.V. Baseball 13 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity L 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 kPresidentl3 Red Key 33 O-AT-KAN 4 fAssistant Business Mana- gerlg Cla-ss Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 1, 2, 33 Edward Reifsteck Award 43 Democrat and Chronicle Most Valuable Player Award 4. SAMUEL ZALACCA-B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 13 Varsity Football 43 J.V. Baseball 13 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 B.A.A, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. gf 3 T -..as- we ,, ,W UW, ffm, grc1 flrf.Q .Qr'fvr'u lllfflll-fill, r'lm-fn IIUIV? haf? 'HLt 1Hf0I'!lflZU high .Qfzhonl yf'u rs nmizlsf our imrs mu? Ia 11gl1.Q, ups mul d0u'n.Q. AS .w1'1'11flr mul ffiflllfllf lCll'CLI1f'I'S uw zrvrv prnufl ofourjfr1rim'hif1lf slrfhlus. UQ: l'1'HIl'HIflIC'I' lmw i'IHjJ0l'lfl'lIf zrr' fwli Il'7ll'll we b0c'anz0 fr1'sl1nuf 1r nf' Hu' ,QI'Hifl' 115-ffl: .Qvlzfwl mul 1'c'f1n'11f'fl ffm 'lII'.,l7f Quwnr plzuzging c?11f'1'-qvficalllzf izzfn mfr Sf Jl1l fnznrcf ywar. Tlmn mnzv mfr jllllflfl' lm-nr a11fZaHnsf'1l'fvzf'm'f 11p1wrcla.Q.Qn1rw. Yps- 'zrc CZUSSPS 1'epz'rf.Qw1f 1171011 roar? fo Hn glorious goal--tn lm miolzfu emziom. 51 '- Q..-uv... -gm Junior Class The junior year ot the Class of l96l boom- ed with fun and events. Wie had very competent leadership with Jerry 'Ball as president, Ernie Curtis as vice-president, .Timmy Kanaley as secre- tary, and Reed XYilliams as treasurer. The high- light of the year for our class was the junior prom, f'Lavender Bluew. Greens and a Christmas tree provided a festive air as the dancers whirled to the music of the Rowmannaires. ,lack ,leary and Carol Merriam reigned graciously as king and queen of Lavender Blue . Our Class of 1961 sponsored a record dance in order to raise money tor the March of Dimes campaign which was carried on simultaneously in the village of Le Roy. Next in the class's calen- dar for the year was a class assembly which held the audience in stitches. Members of the lunior Class carried on an exciting campaign when they ran for the oFF1ces of president and vice-president of Student Coun- cil. XVe also participated in the annual Larkin Speaking Contest and sent delegates to Model Congress and Science Congress. YVith the guidance of Mr. Stitt, Mr. Panko, and Miss Suttell. our advisors, we think we have had a very profitable junior year. l RONV 4: J. I-Inf-kvtt, R. Gray, E. Curts, K. Kunetro, G. Hull, IC. Blessore, D. Aiken, A. Bartliolf, D. Scott, D. ICufIg.5ers,I1.1'is:k1-11, lb. limuttivlil, D. liennetti, D. Salulshury ROW fi: C. Clark, S. Guthrie, L. Brodie, T. l'lf'VI'l2lIlll, F. Watson, L. White, G. Letizial. D. Steffanl D lloyd, W. Tnpp, C. NVlll'2llllS, N. Gillnrnl, J. Antiuore, 11. Mitvlmll, HOW 2: D. Schlonski, J. Guarino, C. Me rrifuu, C. 0'C-een, C. Ianuello, L. Culnau, L. Lambein, M. Nif1fVf'k. C- Hfwflrlll. J- M'1IIflvero, Il. Stevens, M. MeNisl1. J. Airth ROXV 1: A.P11uepento, A. Laney, B. Wil- liams. li. XV:-ller, tf. 1'llll1l11lll, P, Czlrnrieliaiel, E. Acomb, L. Didget, R. Rubiuo, J. Hurley. x I ' A I I I . .: . V1 my WCM P R xviulullll UI Uvmlclyg U 114:19 und lla N VHS, ' I 4 ! 'ul W' 5 Bull, E' Cu . hfigllllghi ck and Celtia' Prom . mIcu,G' Tm .mu 05 MI me 5'1 J. kill CYOIU 0 ROXV -1: J. Jeury, J. Dick, J. IQOIIHCYIX, NV. Ilvnl, J. Iixlnnlvy. 1'. lTllI'l'uWS, .l. Itmmlfs, S. I-my-1.-, lv, xxnnlm T. MCCUHGY, D- JVUIIIITHS. Tl. tsflf1lSl'JI1, J. lilrmnl. ROW 2113: R. Slxurumu, K. Iiunt, Ii. lmsnn, Iv. Anvlmr. I U'l I-11 ' ' ' ' ' Vw- l' Vrlunt N I 1'1-st, Il4lXY : ll V1-luv NI R. Fore, J. Aramino, J. Suelvns, J. Ntmlr-I, L. 1I5rlr,, I. hm. ., . . , .. - . Tabone, E. Ryan, D. Hnwn, M. Crittenden, 1'. Heins, K. lu-prom-, S, Vlntvk, IL, lm.-U.-lc, Sf, Sl--v1-uwu, I, 1' ' ' ' ' lu K l'2ll'lIll'll'l', BI, RI:1:I1lm'I:, II. Ilrmsi, l.. NY1'ight, ll. I l D. Mills, R. Antino R Frank. ROXX 1: Ia. liumly. I. Llmls . ref J, Calourie, J. Gomburone, E. Vlxilihin L. 'Pruvg , 53 IL Cum-. ?vL .X W W V . W ohmq.. IW ws .. , lirvwi W, A . W . W Y W gy,:fL'1'54si-,,,vh 1, T i . ' ' 4 .. h 1 57' Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class had Gerald Seeley as president. Under his able leadership, with the assistance of Louis Frank, vice-presidcntg Bonnie Liradburv, secretaryg and Thomas Yauchzee, treasurerg our class has had many activities and enjoyed many good times together. Some of our members can easily be found in almost every or- ganization of lselioy High. As an entity, we have presciited a line assembly program, taken whole busloads to games, sold hotdogs, coffee, doughnuts, and pizza at basketball games, and participated in the Sophomore Speaking Contest. Vtfe were certainly not lacking in athletic ability or musical talent. Sophomore boys par- ticipated in sport activities, urged on by the en- thusiastic encouragement of cheerleaders from our class. In the Held of music the band and choruses are well supplied with Sophomore talent. The class would like to give its heartiest thanks and sincere appreciation to the advisors, Mr. Starkweather, Mr. Putnam, and Mr. Mange- frida, without whose help the good times enjoyed by all would most certainly not have been possible, and without whose aid our treasury would not have had such a proline increase. The Sophomore Class has found this year a wonderful step in their four years at Le Roy High. ..Y.,. ...in-tr, lr. Alntlii-rs, D. T'ulll-yhlnnk, G. Snell, D. Pi-oskoski, W. Lafferty, J. Spriugett, S. Priuzi, -..i11, D. lrellmnim, J. Xl1lU1lXXll1'tll, D. I'Itl1lS1,'l1, T. Price A. liimlsley. ROW Il: ll. Drelier, I.. Huy, K. Croft, .f. Myers, S Itomli-y, I.. Hung:-rl'm'tI, P. Rider, N. Alex, li. lhtpp, J. Yncllett, J. Fiueu, B. Jackson, D. Dorpfeld, H. Iivnuinoiit. HOW 1- 12 Vnnllnrn, ,I, Iiumsi-y. C. Aifuneuso, J. Lnpp, S. Keruutt, L. Elu'l1:u't, II. Murray, TJ, I-lohinaw-. T. S: lll'U!'Ill'1', J. NVig'ht, D. Scott, J. Luthalu. ROW 1: C. Stewart, D. Doyle, J. Bundy, J. Rum- sey, M. Corniw-Il, H. Sr-1-lex, S. Dewey, C. S1l1'2lglll3, S. il.e1'ty, L. lloyd, J. Chimeuo. 4 l . . . vlcll SU- ,V 1 -uuliv J' L' dn 1 P' . nil , CCM!! uznlwgtnnl!! Ulllsg dl-WU U B. B10 I'v'U5'd'L . -1115 LL T. W' u St ,107 fy: ROV' 4: J. Privitoran. XV. I:iII'hf'I', IL Muttlnr-WS, f'. YYi1!1Imx'sm1, J. 'I'Imr1n-, V. Klum, tl. Nmi Ill 1-. l ll'll1l4l K 51r:I,efu1, T. SIIPFIIIEIII. f'. Ililr-I1f'l', l. Vinwi, L. I 1':u11k. 'l'. X2lIll'llZl'l', IUPXY S11 Ii. Slllllllllllhi. ll. lwmlm-, li. lml Ar M. D 1-kinsnu. M. XYilr-ux. 19. BIr'K1-nzif-, Ib. lirnwn, Ib, I':ug::min. Nl. 1':u'm-X. lv. Wwllh J. lb-Nw. U. mrxxm 4 Feder, HUXV 2: S. Ilzu-kvtt, .I. Iflvzxl. L, 'l'Hff4'Il, S. 'l':11':1minu, l-I. 510111:-:un, 'I'. 1'-an-1-ixuniglizu, Il. I- ary, A. I1 urn If Xlillw I1 UI'illlllll!'V. IUHV 1: .l, SIN-p:1r1l, Ii. 1'1ll'SlIll, 1'. Svlllunski, S. NYillIlI1'I'. Il. liwyml, M. 19:1 IIA If q111f,f1mg:'1f'. 'Sr-hutt, J. 'ShP1Hll'4l, 55 ' irieii.,fA', ., Freshman Class Our Freshman Class entered high school with a burst of vitality and enthusiasm. Our goal was to have a worthwhile. prolitable, and wonder- ful freshman year. l'Ve elected Betty Lou Leone, president: Mike Pridgeon. vice-president, Dar- lene Peters. secretaryg and Gary Roth, treasurer. Our class was fortunate to have Mr. Hillis, Mr. Joslin. and Mr. Gallagher as advisors who helped us greatly with their never-ending efforts and guidance. One of our most profitable projects in mone- tary values was the candy, pop, and potato chip stand at the home basketball games where hard- working freshmen sold refreshments to basket- ball admirers of all ages. ln the flrst semester the skilled portion of our class performed in an assembly An After- noon of T.V. , which was climaxed by a surprise double cross Hlt Could Be You for Mr. Hillis, the director. The freshman boys participated in junior varsity football, basketball, and baseball and were a great asset to all the teams. Many clubs and organizations in the school were proud to include ambitious Freshmen. Wle hope that in three more years of high school our class will gain, as we did this year, in experience, character. and education. l l l RONV 4: J. I+':sl1er, G. Cnrlit-,V S. Metcalrf, C. Cornwell, li. Ridley, E. Seeley, R. Vinci, R. Corrlaro, R. Brooks, ll. llmrrl T Cowie Y gIlI'tl 'llt' N Mini-1' S lll'lI'k I fl1 lV ROW l Wfllci E Leon l ' . . .. , , . . . .,. V, ,. . , ... , . , .. .1 ,.: . 1 U, . X e, Lf. Graves, W. Paiigra- ziu, S. Maloui, .T. Cote, J. Costa, D. Grant, D. Hyde, R. Ceukpesi, XV. Acoulb, B. Derrick, B. XVarreu, K. Ilursel. HOW 2: S. lrznpp, S. Tlllllllilil, I'. Slmrp, R. Graxuey, NV. lilooil, F. Parmelce, R. Palzultno, A. XVmle, D. Hatch, D. Guilt-, L. Imnit-ls, li. Pic-kcll, L. Arlrlisoil. Row 1: M. Zalaicczl, D. King, B, Daniels, D. Deiubowski, B. liuotlu-, Us Slut-paiwl, M. Crittenden, M. Palnepento, D. Schiller, .T. Fiero, J. Heuimer, S. McClelland. t 5 :IX UW' bl! I -0111 t uT'mlgm.C-l?Ll 'U 1 L 1 ' ' r I -S 1 A ful mmf: ::I:cl11 J 5 vtfjl v ,QS ' , D- Pt -Ill 1' IUU' -im J hiflhm Sm Lluw tt M- P' A FH-vs11 'L lk coll' G- SN ROW' -1' D. Peters, S. Griffith, L. I'0l'tl'l', N. Illltvhinsmn, S. lluhlm-1-, K. XVrfgl1I, M. S1-intn, M. I'1'l1lg::-ml. 'l' ' 1 ' ' 4 ' HX' l' 1'llIl XX' l'll1'l'1vwQ Y l1'll't Leone. Clark, XV. MucC0wen, S. Xorthrup, I.. flilljlrl 'l. Bl1'4ulll-y, 1,1 ..g 1. 1 -Q, , . ., .. . holf, N. Miller, D. Lillllkllllfjlil, D. Annls-rsun, S. St4-fl'r'nlll:l.J. Impp, lt. l'iIIIl1liH4b, J. RI--lzlvr, Nl, 1'l'2lll1', l., l:llI'X'HXYS C. Chiler, G. Rudgz-rs. ROW '23 IJ. Imlim-4'fv, Il. l':lf'1'nlnis:-, M. .I, .Tau-ksnn, It, Stud--l, S, Y:l4'l1ZZn. A. St'-phzmy . -- - . . , : X I J. Kennedy, G. Scott, B. Curtis, G. Roth, D. I-Iondcrslxott. S. Acklcy, D. Ifmrltn. LOXN 1: L, Irnntmll, Vinci, R. Newton, P. Barone, S. II:u-ris, J. Mnluy, W. Vznlaulinn, AI. ltiggri, I.. Ihml, S. 11:11-dy. 19. Wright R. Nutt. 57 ---vm..-, , L.. Eighth Grade The Class of 1964 got off to a line start with the election of the following capable officers: Barry Panepento, president: Ronald Paganin, vice-president: Charles Verney, secretaryg and Sandra Sherman, treasurer. Our First activity was a Fun Night on Nov- ember l3. Although it was just for enjoyment, we did increase our treasury a small amount. Everyone enjoyed himself participating in games and stunts. Wie rounded out our year with a skating party in M arch. The eighth grade contributes many line athletes to Le Roy High School. The All Star team certainly made a Fine showing. In addition to our regular classes, various activities consumed our time. Vtfe had basketball players, cheerleaders, actors and actresses, skaters, and dancers. Vfe sang, played musical instru- ments, and tumbled in the gym exhibition. Most of our time, however, was spent in attending classes. studying and learning. VVe would like to thank our advisors, Mrs. Murphy and Mr. Kurth, without whose tireless, help our class activities would never have been carried oi? so smoothly. And now, as we say good-by to junior high school, we are sorry we: are leaving but we are eagerly looking forward to our next four years at LHS. ROXV -l: Ti, Athi-rtuu, M. Iiotln, S. f'r:iv:utt:1, W. Foster, J. II:i1'1ly, 1'. Dustin, L. Christoplier, II, 1t'i-liinoud, R. Publi. lt. Munt, Ii. Imti-r, ll. Angst. S. Iii-grey U. Mzxntei. T. Grasliy, .T. Ibm,-liixigr, T. Innes, RONV H: W. King- don, A. Grossi, N. Mi-lilwen, 12 Vvrney. D. R4'IllllD1', li. I-Iairiling. J. Clemens. R. St-ott, M. 1'ei'x'oue, J. 3I2ll1tLYCfl'l1iQl, Ii. Vilglllllll, Ir. I'Ii,u'g'ns, Iv. Ilydv, V. Iinsh, Ii, Dvorosnaik, G. Mathers, M. Miller. ROW 12: V. Mr.-Ciilley, J. Ai2lf,'Ifl,'IlZlfj, S. Sl1l'l'lIlIIll, IP. Wi-lki-r, IL Dick, Ii. Enipey, L. Lapp, S. Frost, R, Calxnes, A. I-Iewes. C. Call, J. lgnlylr-4-, I', Yum-Ili, IP. Xvilllillllbl, IP. Palplte, J. Fineo IIOXV 1: A. McKenzie, ll. Nvilli5l11lS, .T. Ridge. T. 1163 man, H. fioinbanrom-, II. Iluyiies, li. AIIICCUXVIIII, J. Oli-vieri, D. MeKe11zie, H. Airth, R .I1l0o4l, T. H1lCkGtt, A' Lilllllilll, IJ. S111-1'1n:n11, II. Pnpp. L val' -, L Nu. 1IlLl Sk -hmr' ,-flfu, K' N ...uhm .-mwl' Iwvpymllll ml . WW-.lm iukalil' 'mg iw '. ydn- 1 ,NIM 1 Um . -ILUL Q sw 12- V' :.....w l ,. x 4 ROW 4: G. I':nx'mc-lr-ff. A. Sr-hi!11-V, ll. I lH4'lN'llfU, 1'. 'I':1Imnv,f', Smith, I1.Hx'l:l1l1Iw. ll, Iluflnvr, li. l'1lIlQI'iIKiH K. Mmm!-y. Il. I'Im'g::m, J. VFIIIIIHJIN, S. Ste-ffm-l1ill:1. K, SU-1-lv. M. Sl:-Ilan. Il. X':mIIm'll. .l. M4-lxltlmp, I.. I-'ili-f, RHXX' 2 T. Mugrzlvs-ru. Il. Fish:-r. K. Gl'l'l'll. .I. I'Illil1::lmm. A, I'ivlcf-ll, M. 4'm'vimiu'li:u. ll, Spry, l'. llnlsn-y, .l. lmrm-y, N Scoilles, D. Anderson. Ii. xVIllI4lH'fDl'lll, Ii. f'2ll'SUIl, 'l'. liy:1n,ll.Ilwrr,lr..Xm'lmr. IIHXY Z: M.l1:-ll.'l'. limut wurst, S. XV1nitv, X. fflr.-llwns, 1'. Mnlnlumlu, S. f.':11'llli1'll:I4-I, IC. VI4-mv-nl. ll. 'l'nll:-n. I'. Illllmgw-1'l'+lx'1l, .II l.iv:1l:1. lx Antiuore. J. Myers. K. C:l1'u1:y. D. NIL-tzler, lc. Anmnh, U. Impp. mm' 1: lw, mzmmlm, S, Sm.-.-H. la. S.-.-1 J. IVGQQI1. P. Tru:-. J. fffHHlI'if'!l, G. I'riVit1'l':l, I. lim-Inxmn, J. 1214-1-allllisv. J. Urlqnlnnlu, ll. Rlalj-Irs, ll. YY:1llz1uu, '1 S9914-y, S. Higgri, Il. Fm-lt:-s. 1. 59 1:23 -'f ,V Seventh Grade the big step into junior high school can be a very exciting one! It was this year that the Class of 1965 took the big leap. VVe recovered temporarily from the first shock of becoming junior high school students and chose James Vlloodworth to lead us through the maze of school life. Karen Merica became vice-presidentg Donna Lindsley, secretary, and Judy Grasby, treasurer. Under the leadership and guidance of our ad- visors, Miss DeVoe and Mr. Taber, we set out to make this a successful year In December we had a fun night and it was just what the name implies There were games of all kinds, delicious refreshments, and skits per- formed by each homeroom. The class realized what a good time they could have together. The school spirit the seventh graders possess is tremendous. XVe took a special bus to the exciting Pavilion game to support our basketball team. Later in the spring the class activities in- cluded a skating party. Our class also contribu- ted considerable talent to the annual Junior High assembly program. The First year has been fun-packed and We are looking forward with anticipation to our re- maining years at Le Roy High. HOW 4: S. Wielmer, S. Elnrlianrt, C. Lt-gg, N. I'zl1:1dino. lt. Y:1r'uzzo, D. Elliott, K. Erlmrt, R. Mellnhon J. Munt 'l'. llif-11, M. ltoop, 11. Scott, .l. Co1'ml:11'o, IG, Iannnello, D. Lilwrti. KOWJ1: D. Yauchzee, G. Hunt, Harris' K. Gill, li, Irnsun, J. :Xllil11lIl'l', S. Ilorgun, J. Smith, T. S1J2ltlll'0, M. E. King, K. Fishheck, S. Tholnpson, K. Mericzii J. xVUU1lXV0l'l'll, lt. liolmlt. HOW 21: G. Call, ID. Hall, '1'. l11'0W1l, G. Pilliltllllll, Ii. Plntek, NV. Nieflick, R. Cleve: lzlnrl, W. I.mrpf4-ld, F. l'l'1'Ililf't', IJ. Paluttl, I'. l'e1'na, T. ll:1rg:1':1ve, lk. 1,0lllllil1l, S. Wood. ROXV 1: 15. Schiller G. f,'2Il'IIllf'llEIK'l, C. ilUl'IlXVt'll, T. Orlando, D. Hale, S. White, I.. Pnsquallo, G. Hurley, C. Rezuuer, G. Thater, R. Camp! lit-Il, R. Antinore, T. llrowu. --.Y-,.,-...Qa-,K L K D 1,1 ndSlf ' ,, 1'4.A.,'ifj' W M I. if gg 1 N M .,,,.,., px A Al.k-pry. x - 1 I n '?1.fL Q 4159 wa ' 1lll4'l'is to . I Hull' V VHIIIUL GI.L1SlDUv A 'dp ,mln .H ,ic .'t dvnl ' ll l,s'f 1' ' Nh' ul' 1 w Stl' vplll' U lx' ' L-or f hvfl' ' 'n tht- 1 USS' ' woodl 1 Clluwlrll .UV hifi' - 3.1111 VF! ,ill 1,,,,-W.?- POXV 4: N. Fussvll L. I-Ioffmzxn, L. l'ros1u-rn, 'l'. Czllnml-s, K. McCuw:1u, J. Alkvn, l'. lhlrkur, li. Contax, nl. lnlllmu, ' ' ' ' ' lu -nu N. lllll1'lllllSUll M. linlll, W. I'z1pkQ, 15. Fiorito, J. Grashy, Ix. Huut, S. ll:u'lxm-nmllln-r. ltoll ... lv, Ima ns . . A . K. Vfieulemzlun, J. Ilusllko, K. Smith, J. Lzunhien, Ii. Dfmckinu, .l. Vuugnliu, W. Snnlll-rs'-n, V. UIISPX. -l. Hlll'l'lf'. f'- Allen, L. Seruszl, l'. Diefenrlorf, H. V:1nAlst. ROW 2: li. Iounxmnf-, 'l'. S7llllSIPlll'j'. ll. l'l:11'k, ll. Uzxrll, li. D Tlmuuw I' Call T. Lupp, J. Calkins, N. l'lSiIl'll, lb. liuhim-um, U. l'IlllllL'S, ll. Scott, J. Fosteixg. - '- . . ' 1 ' r. 0 l: l.. 4 -. - , RXDXLSIVY: D. WV:1terman, Ii. Pllllyhlnnk, R. I-Ieimlicll, C. 4':u-mivlnu-I. lr, lllll1lSll'j', .l. Xhlwx, lx. Iflllgllillv Sprague, P. McNish, J, Malloy. T. Halsey, J. llurrl-ll, D. Mm-Ks-nzlo. X X J f CE ffff Jusf above O-at-ka'S 'IUllif??'SH sfamis our Iauilllifng of olmmfrzlfary Il4lH lI'i'lI'.fj-HJC Wolcoit Sforoof School. In nach .wf:c:rfmI- ifng year, from. lri'mlr'rgao'lon ilzfrozfgh sinrilz grade, we g1'c'1o'no1W ONNZQZI in body but also Aif1L1r1i121d as well. For it 'iS lI1lf'I'fHg our years in the grade sochool 'wc C'SfClfIlHS7lPlI tho foazfwlzrlafioozs for all we have accom- plished CI'1lfI'i71-g our high school careers. 63 MR. ldORAClE B. NIYERS, Miss JUDITH l.1NDsLEY The Grade School The first seven years of our school careers are spent in the Wolcott Street School under the able direction of Mr. Myers and the grade school faculty. lt was here that the fundamental ideals of good citizenship, our study habits, and attitudes were developed. 64 F 1 1 1 A 'UMD w. MR. IQENER BOND M155 l':'l'ill-il. lQl4It'l4.SlIN Miss Nmrsvx' l.!'IlI-'I-.Ii --lrf .lfzzxir f'l1'.'.villrl lffllrmliffzl The W. S. S. Chorus ROXY 4: P. Roblee. R. Iililitll. A- FiSll0r, V. Hauser, J. l'ri1lg4-fm, .I. 1'n'::v:1I4n, S, Iinrl-1-It, li. Kfmgl--, l'. liillllilh . , . 3. Reid, XV. Falcone, 11. 'flJ0lllHS, K. l5I!l'1Jl'0Il, l'. hiclx, l.. lllll'l'l'll, li. All-Alu-4-, .I. lnlplx, lx. l.:x:l1l, S. WYIPXYIIINI, T. Ricci. ROXV Il: S. Cook, I.. Ilzlwkvr, S. Sirrklcs, M. lwulzuliuu, S. llnll, Il. lI:u'1u-r, li. l':1pln-, IL, A4-muh, S Iauello, D. Lytlc, A. Majors, T. Clr-nu-ns. S. Ihnnsr.-y, C. Munm-y, ll. ltvul. A. Wumllc-y, l'. l'ln1-Ia, U. Uurli, C. Bower, D. Hill. ROXV If T. XVl1itf- Il. NIIIIIPS. U- HilI'Vi . J Fntmm-xnsnxl. M. l':nnrr:xzm, IZ. Awunuh, XY. XYmullvy. A. .Dewey, C. Ellison, IJ. Feln-s, L. Ellisnn, S. Mills-r, I'. Vnllm-ra, I'. Sr-ntl, .l. Rlntlu-rs, .l. 1V1:4-vu, .l. Iflllinglmm. ROXV 1: S. Falscy, ll. I'rns1wro, Sn l'.:1pp, S. Wmulwnrtll, Ill. Slmrp, M. Slulrp, ll. llulminsnn, l-1, llulxg-rlluwl, ll. lint' tuglizl, L. Boldt. Tl11lffllt'I'Z MISS ERICKSUN .1 Xl. 65 Absrlzitv-os: V. Unlkiils, I. King, ll. 'I'v:1f'l1f-1': MRS. TIIORNE Row il: D. Gill, R. Stefani, R. Michel, lb. Cull, R. Joy, T. lvnite, M. Feath- erstone, K. Hunt. Ruw2: M. Antiuore, C. Robles, A. Dick, li. Hope. Row 1: R. Muut, K. Mnloni. Ahsenteos: Il. Corcimigliu, E. Hawnes, L. Korpur, B. Kunego, D. Luttrell. .T. 3I2lIlgE'fI'iflfl, A. O'Geeu, G. Pursel, 13. Scott. K. Tomidy, A. Yauchzee. Teuclierz MRS. CRITTENDEN Row Il: .T. 'Tll0llli1S. C. Trusc-Ott, K, Costa. S. Rogers, P. SllIlll2'll1l0SSj', M, I-Iorgnu, L. Mills, T. Steve-rsou, M. Clemens, J. Muoio, T. Fernzluys. M. Wziteriuziu. Row 2: J. Mzlf-Iilfyrv, G. Rzulluy, G, Hunt, K. Gnrlmiu. T. Duumr. Row 1: .T. Ke-llo,-rg IP. CilCl'2l1l1iSP. C. Krebs, M. Manley. Ahsuntea-s: D. Majors, F. Mathers, B. Pen- zrrzlziu, I.. Sm'r'in. 'l'v:lcl1f-r: MISS KELS-EN Row fl: L. Arskluy, R. Stitt, Il. Ililtllv lr. liiclm-, ll. Futtvr, 'l'. llyflv, S. Mr-Quillf-lu, E. Ill-:1111:x11, M. Ilumrhiui, ll. Smith, M. K:-lly, Ib. 1'l1l'klllN, Iluwiz S. Smwwuul, li, Muoiu, S. YIIVYIZZH. limi' 1: H. f'ul14limIm'iu, .l. BI2lllgl'l'l'lIlJI. M. l'1'ivit:-111, G. XY:1it:-. I Ifl'l'llZ4'I', F. Blzljnrs, M. Al1l0f'll1L'l'. l Row 3: .T. II2ll'lll0Il, IL' Slxvrmnul, V. Hcins, J. Gurnvr, li. ht--lhu. ll. urn!- tzln. P. Domku. R, XIIUIIZZU. .X. l.nng4. liow2: R. Kvppvl, I'. XV:1ll:u'v, 'l'. D 1 lll Nl In Unnlun. R. Smith. . ': rcll. Huw 1: M. Dlunlllmsky. 'I'. Wnh-vu, M. Czlmlu-si. M. M. Rizzo, lr, sl-lmylvr. U. Powvrs. li. llvll. Ahsoutvcst U. IC1'skim-. Il. I-H-rsyllu. li. Pnlutt. 'l'uucI1v1': MRS. L'llI'I l'liNIVI-IN Garten 4 .. H., ., Huw 211 ti, Sh'-lhy. Ii, lmvking, A, Slrf-1-Il, il, NYiIli:lllm. .I. 1'nx'4I:lx'u. NI. I.1ll-'px-nlu, BI. l':xI1ilI, .I. I-':1:::lI1. Ii. IIIPIIZI. S. 1'll:nIl4-11:1-V. ll. lI:11't. Ilnw LJ: NI NIIIIIIIIN XX Lzuplw, BI, I'ruS1w1'u. V. Ill11IlIlIlll, A. IIl'7IjSllIl. V. I'2II'IllIl'IIiIl'I, IC. Slmrll, .L ZIlIIIlll'I'- mzxn. XI. I-'nssv-II. Ilnw 1: J. 0'1l1':uly. .Klum-Ill:-1-1 S. Iiulllmrll. I'1-:1f'l1n-ri MISS KI-ILSIQX ' 1. llmv Nl Zi.: J, Sisfull. BI. l':14'Ii:1raI, IIT, l'IlI. .l. Yl'I'IIll4'IIlIII. NI. l'urt--r. IQ. nw-11115, M. Ahxzlmlvr. R. Yucuzzo, 4'-ll'1rvllI-'I' IV ll'lll XI Vnlllun I Sllwuln-I, .I. lI:lIl!I. llmx' U: I-'. l'4Iu':lr1I. I-'. lliwuttzl, 11, 'rlN1'A'. lv. lm--11, S. W.-lls. ICHW I3 Ii. IIIIXYII, IP. Illlllvvrn-, Alas:-lltvu-S: 'l'. 1'2IIIllIIJlIl, IV. I um-IGV, S. Iimlslvy, NI. Xlurphy, ll. S.-lwhing, .I 'I'1':l1 . Sflu-1'i1l:m, I-I. Yum-lls. I 'IIUFZ BIIIS. 'ITIOIQXE 5 Row 3: J. Licuta, D. McC1urB'. M- L06 L. Hull, M. Kingdom, G. Johnson S. Yncuzzo, T. Lune. V. 0'Geeu, M T-T:1w1cc11'. D. Hesseliuk, D. Lilthilll D. Hnrgrnve. How 2: L. Mnncuso, D. Lnyue, J Hnrmly, B, Nicoll, M. Newton, B Filiu, L. McC:1ffe1'ty. Row 1: A. Gugino, Ii. Izlnello, M. De- Krugfer, H. I1Zl11lhi0H, J. Hunger- ford, R. Tfnrvie, C. Munt. AI's'-ntrf-sz P. Hodge, J. Houseknecht L. Moultrup. Teacher: MRS. CLARK Fir t X.. ..... A gvoup of fiost gmclers mspects the 'uawed ynogects exhibited 1 Row 3: J. Shnllglmgssy, S. Stun-usull R. Sovocuol, J. NM-1'11v1'. ll. Whiting 1 l. Sharp, H. XV:lfl'l'lllllll. U. 'l'lmm:us. P. Hurt. M. Terrell, R. Stone, J XVZIIUIJQJKO. liow2: C. S11ig'oln1:ln. J. NY:lln'l'lll:Ill I5 , Rimlor. C. 'l'r:u-y. li. Yrnnm-lli C. Slwrlunn. l'. Young. .L Silwr unil. Rmvlz R. RUIIISQX. S. Sn-hmilr. ll Stockdale. ll. Sovlvy. ll Sullivnn D, Zito. AISSUIXIOOI C. Xvulfv. Toncln-1': MRS. GRAIIAM rade Qi , x -1 ,..- 'm :J fi . S - lr I .yy mgj, J' 'mr K. Q. ,J-is The first graders of Miss L1IZH'7IIlll,S TUOIIIV vrzgvrly uzvczit the weekly story hour at thc library :uw 21: M. Ilurrm-11, IL lirzludos. 12 f'1lI'l'iI!lJ21JIl. li, 4'2l!'lH'Ilfl'I', lv, livwr ummk. ll. lm-xli. J. U1-Ih-. KI. I:Il!'I'l'ft ll. l':x5Ilr-, J. l-'llssf-II, ll. Iizlllm-r. Ilmv I: .X. .xI'llIIIiIl4l, li. liurllivli. IW liun-nxi. Ii. IIIIVIIX. ll, Vznllli-fl-l. J l':u'm':ll1lis--, l,. 1':lr'1':11l1is4-. IQUWJQ l', Hilsull. IP. 1Jl'Illlll1'I', T liznlllwin, li. l:I'Zlj'S1Yll, J. li1':1:1tcI1 'I'. lmrn--y, IW. liuth-r. Y. .XllliIlHI'L' AxIlS4'lIll'l'I ll. I2l':nnlw11. l'I'1l1'lI1'I' I MISS NIVRNAN H Row 3: K. Kreuzer, H. Casey, M H:l1'l11o11, F. Mzlngefrida, A. LeWiS B. Morgan, C, Latham, D, Michel D. Ltllllbklft, C. Lutlxuu, A. Ingalls RUW2: B. Majors, K. Hamlet, K Lillllbiell, M. Moochler, M. Zi1J1111e1'- man, E. Leviusteiu, P. Hope, D CGl'I1iLf1iil, M. Miller. Howl: D. Loughuny, S, Meier, D Mnelntyre, C. Muoio, A. Mogavero D. Scott, K. Keppel. Alseutees: R. Kruutwurst, E. Mc- Clelland. Teacher : MR S. ADAMS Second Iiowfl: I'. Mzllonl-, J. l+':u'c-well, If I'Iil1'lly, M. GI'll1'S4Jll, 11, F1'2l1lk, K GI'ilfffPlI, J, Elnpn-y, li. I4'lL'l'IlUI', IP I'wL'2ltll0I'SlUI1!-'. l'. F1':l11lc, J. 14x1'I'l':l1'2I Ilow 2: ff. Fisllm-1', S, l':1ll. .I. Wm-Ile C. I'Illllf1Uj', l'. IfHt'lIll'l', Il. Fc-lt, It Gfvllrw. Huw 11 IV. Gill, A. Iloyt, H. I4'Zllf'4llll' E. G:I1'4I1ll!1', lt. Iqllif-lull, V, Fitm-11. .-XIISPIIUAPSI K. Ellison, I.. l+'l':us4,-1', ll Lzuwy. IC. S4-lllnitl. '1'1-zu-111,-1': MISS CUI'l+1I,,-XXII ,x,-fy. .WW vim. - '51, Gam. KlA7L'i'l7lCLlS in Winter makes an 'interesting project for Mrs. TrudeZ's second graders l v Row 1: M. MI-t'uIII-y. Ii. Mum- X Rowikz M. Nowtnn, F. Svhill- R:1dIoy. M. N0 . I. :g: SIGIIIIIIIII. XY, I'IlIlltIIlI0. IH, urlnmln. II. Muttlwws. .I, Mum. .l. Mn RQWQ: S. M:u-KI-nzio. .I. Xurh Pglnvpulllo, G. SIs'IiIm'S, I.. Nivl I.. Schultz, U. Blown-. RIVUI, II. XI1'kIm'0. I.. SIIIIIII. ml II Iupp. .l. AI1S0llI0x'SI II. l':1 -Q. l ': lh-:1uwx'. Ii. SI-ull. .l. S1-:nlnr-1. 'l'0:l1'IIur: MISS MICIIAICI, rad nan, XI. wa IIVIISU. vu. Il. mlsuu, vi ILUXY ZZ: M. Y:lf'l1zzn, V. Ilnln-rtsrm, 'IX IY:riln-. .I, I'I:nt--Ii, M. 'I'Im1uupsun I Wri l1t Il. Illlrvlivk, Ii. 4'1mp1-r, Ii. YIIVIIZZU, Y. Hlsuu. Il. Mm-Iiwf-11. IIHW I Whit- Ii. NV:niKr-, Il. NYiI:w11, Il. Stm'k4I:1I4-, .I. Van Il:-us:-n, M. I'r--11ti1-I-, YA. Str--ml. I HXX I II. 5l'1l:Il4 9 XYiIIi:1u1s, XI. llulvlx-I-, Ii, XYJIIII-l'r, Il. llllnlsvy. I,. Hull.. I14Ix1Il Ix Inllr Il III nc N lnrlsll I IIII1I um I1llIIlI r.-. ,AI . .rv-,.. ,. . I. . .. I., , I IIN-1:11---Q' I Nlllx, 'I'I'IX'I'I'll Inu I Vznm-:mulls--, V. Al1III11ll'1', 11.4-I , M. Illlrr. Ii. 'I'-fit:-11, NI ix I IIIKI II IIIL'II'lI1Io1I' I 911 k'l'IlI N 1 nnlnhl. I,, I,1.1nlw11. 1. Il:11' I' t'l:ll1Iw1'. Iluwli ll, Iivlxlu-Iii, II ,XmI1II:4uIl. I Illtull I. Alllllmlw- Ii I I-clvr, X Xl IIIIIIIU Inu I I 1:15--y. .l. l:11'mu'I1:u-I, 1 .XI rs' :- . .U IIIIIIIIII .l,1'I:-llxvllv ll II1lI'1'II1lI Ill I IUIIIXX II -mfs li. IIVXJIIII. .I. l,.III, 1 Lung 'II1'ilI'IlI'l XII IS. 'l'liI'I if -... , xxx. ,E 4 , Row 3: L. Autinore, D Hargrave, J Layne, D, Burrell, B. Calick, R Lewis, R. Higgins, .J. Brooks, C McCu1ley, J. Hutchinson, V. Nott R. Miller, S. Ladd. Row 2: G. Inunello, D. Bald, M. Tav- lor. A. Crittenden, J. Serusa, C Rumsey, L Latham, M. Graney, S Coward. Row 1: Ii. Moore, S. Hnrvie, S. York C. Amato, M. Macnluso, P. Garner. Absentees: K. Blood, J. Ellison. Tenclier: MISS CALVERT 1 3 r N i i Row 3: J. Hungerford, 'IQ MacPherson D. G1':1r'ir-, f'. Lzltlmn, I'. Malloy, A. 1:I'1ll1fl7lLYU, J. Filif,-o, 1' Mnloy, M. Ii. Lum-, M. I.if':'1t:1, 'If Ililllflfbllil, M. Hurt. , Row2: I. I'I:l1'111ou, I'. Ilillildilllb. E. Hrlrris, .T. I'w'k, G. Maulnlfwlc, H. fjlbfllillll, II. Ilupv, V, I4N1lSfI'l', J. Room-y, N. Fishlwr-k. Row 1: D. Llllllllflll, D Hzulv, Ii. Hsu'- ringfton, J, Ge-mrs, Il. I':1:.fQ, C. Daly, P. Levinstreiu, L. Ilnnnf-r. Alwse-ntrw-S: V. Hardy, S. Hawes, L. Youells. Tenwlmr: MRS. LONCAO Lrmzclscape painting ywoves an interesting group project for these tlmfnl gradefrs L Rowtl: R. FIIQIIIII. U. Alvxnmlvr, K Beaumont, R. Cmulwr, 10, l'l'Q'lltll'l' 12. liurr, P llurrull, li. Almy, D Colle. S. Fox, D, Costa. S, Fili, A liruneligrv. M. l:l'l'g'l'4'll Rowi: D. Pau-li, .T. 181m-rsnn, Rl Ferunalys. .T. Cill'l'ZlllliSl'. lt. Nlillllivl' R. Pormloro, .T. Iillinglmm, G. Uluuss J. I.uC:1stru. Rowvlz T. Diofvmlol-t'. 31 Canup.-si XX. Atllvriull, IC. l'ust:l. J. Conlon K, Brooks, M. Dewey. Ahsoutl-Q: M. Mont.-zm. Teacher: MRS. LOW ELI. wP'W E'7' ... 11 .' nk' V V N XXHJ In A third graclefs knowledge of zvorld gc'og1'aplzy is mudz more realistic through thc' use of rnlorful aids fo If'rzr111'ng -41 Iam Ili t'. Wluilinf. 'I' I llIlll'l', G llmlupwun. A. I.m.m1--1, Ii. 'rlllvllllli I' IH-lwlll' 'l' l'Iiv'ul'wkY U Slum' L , x . . . 'I' Smut. l.. Nlllls, V. Yzlnm-Ili, H Yznnuzxlii., I . IZ.-sxi. 'l' II1'Ill!l!1'l'. Huw 2: 'l', Shilllllibl, L. AlIlT'I'Il1', If Vznlnupln-II. .I, Zzllzlm-'l l' 1'l1:lHm-hir-1' K. Ilrwmkf, 11. ll-vlln, M. XX'mn!xw-rtlx I'mx'1' XI l'ux-llvrl IV, hh 'l'll'l!vl' NI I'I1ilIi1w K Qvhillvr, C Ulllnln N Xlllllll m . . . - . ':4,.'. '. Xllsl-ul.-I-: l'. lliprgius, I'1'Ill'lII'I'I MHS. I'I.A'1'T 1'1'm:xn, IZ Row 3: J. Falcone, J, Grossi, W. Fagan, R. Paladino, K. Machols, VV. Clark, R. Thomas, L. Hncken- miller, J. Hackett, F. Acornb, J. Fili, L. Haynes. RoW2: D. Ackley, T. Knnaley, D Butler, H. Garner, R. Frank, E. Bennetti, D. Corcirniglia. Row 1: M, Cornwell, R. Cordnro, G. Rnglio, G. Cnlnles, R. Brooks, L. Moultrup. Absentees: R. Burdick, S, Carmich. nel, R. Fleenor, T. Leone, J. Walsll Teacher: MRS. BROWVN ff-'J--1-J..Q... ' . This group of fourth grade students proudly displays its science fair project ROW3: C. Halsey, L. McClurg, R Ho t T Vxnbnusrn SZ. Latham, D. y, . 1 e f . .- NV1llf11l0l'l', S, Muncuso, J. OllY'lQI'l T Privitern, R. l':1l:1dino, R. Pun- grnzio, S. Morgan. Row2: C. I'z1nepc1nto, lf. .No1'ton. Angst, M. Dick, D. lilucl, C. Cox-cl nliglixl. Howl: S. Moultru 1, L. Phillips, S I nlnmsoll 93 Nlonsondo, Knlif-ki, K. Th, lp . .. . .' I J. Majors, li. Moon-, J. BICIQQIIZIU. Alvsc11tvos: C. Kouhlc-r, S, Limlsloy T. Mf'Gf-fx, J. PGIIIOUCIHU 'fenclmrz M RS. FROST X Ruwili D. S1'IlllX'l0l'. .I. xvIll'I'0Il, S. Z:1I:u'C:1. .T.XYI1itv. U. Vim-i. S. lFI'lIII'Ii20. II. 'l'Imm:1s. U. Sln-rmnu .I. Suxltlx, Il. Cr:1v:1tl:x. NI. Iiuhiusu 1. R. Stvlh-111-lI:x, II. Silv.-runil. I Row 2: G, Wvlls. R. 'lmtu-n. Xl Rum- ,, -,-, 1 - . .. 501. II. Ivllav. Ix. IIUIIIS. XX. XIIISUII 'l'. Stolln. S. Yo1'1x:u-I-ilmi. II. I':l:v. Row 1: A. 'l'h:1tu1'. S. Wmnlwnrrln, 1' Svutr. A. Stl-ITo1u-Ilax. IL Snvll. Sovviu. Ahsonteos: N. Iintvr. I.. Willinms. T0!1t'I10l'I MRS BIANCVSO rad Preparing an assfmbly program is fl most cnjnyublu aspect of grade School lifc I. -q-X 1 I .Qi ' ' . '. 'C . H, . 's'2IS Ilnw 31: li. Fuss--Il, I.. Imnuxil-r. RI Nultlululu NX XIIIXINI II II xl II. IiIIrI4-V, III, II:lI1I, S, l'uII4-. Ii. III-II 'l'. IX'muI1'lll'I'. Ii. IPI'y'sll:xI4-. N. .IUIIII SUII. Ibm' 2: Il. II':ll1-1'11l:ll1. S. I.:1p1v, BI, I. Nllltv, IV, I-Iv-ull. IC. lim-I1+u1'. RI l'ur-' XI. IIIU-II1-F, II. IH-1'Ii. l'. I iIn'I1. uw I: I'. .Xrllimm-, I.. Klzluuix, .T Nlllrrny. .l. Wluilv. IP. lint--In-llm' .l'. I-'if-ru. I.. .L I'rivilm-rzl, IL Sulli vnu, Xhsw-H14-1-1 12 llrmlie-n. If-axvlu-1': MISS NEENAN V Q9 1 Row 3: D. Graney, T. Ricci, J. Stadel, S. Sickles, J. Rudgers, S. Widgmer, J, Herron, C. Bower, C. Ii211iCkl, D. Ellison, M. Paludino, G. Stone, D. Hill. Row 2: R. Sheffer, M. Moore, M. Gras- by, M. Hull, S. Meier, R. Branton, P. Welker. Rowlz S. Cohen, R. Robinson, L. Hawker, J. Rudner, S. Lane, S. Woodworth, J. Brown, Abseutees: R. King, C. Robertson. Teacher: MISS BRADY F . fth These fifth grade boys and girls enhance their knowledge Row 3: W. Woodley, C. Boop, Rum- sey, J. Lapp, P, Rich, D. Costa, E. Gales. D. Reaincr, R. Suiitlx, R Wade. R. Krebs. Row 2: B. Carson, E. Ii0Slb0I'01lg'll, l' Rohlee, L, Brllnsligu,-, D. Williuuis. K. Waite, D. Ridge, A. Vunclli, K Wilson. Row 1: J. Stevenson, P. Scott, T Wlnitv, J. 'l'yg:11't, J. Prospcro, S Kinsey, M. Sharp. Absm,-ntees: E. Rehor, A. Walsh. Teacher: MISS FISHER L Ahsoutvoz J, Wllli: Row Il: D. Grunt. S. l'uw:1x'ml. R. lh-:IL A, I islw1'. I.. llonuotti, l'. lh-lg-u, W. Mitchell. P. All'Xi1llllt'l', IL Mur- ray, W. Yl'l'll0y, li. l:0Yl'llZi, li. Hnglio. M. llurhamzux, .I, All-lzlvr. Rowiz -P. lkxupcnln. l'. l':1lxm-s. J. C:11'm1vh:1vl. J. lf'--sn-1'. ll. .M-uxnlu, L. Fomlvr. L. l:0llllt'Ill. ROR' 11 L. COWix', L. linlxlt, H. lhlkor, I.. Ellison. .I. l :kg!:lll. ll. l'Ul'l'i!lli4LIHll, D. Fa-ltvs. I.. Hush, J. lilliuglmm. Tozlcllcrt MKS. HOI.'l'll.XI'S rad HHS. fx, .n 'VS-fix eg. L. , - .Q . '-s. .-N . K 1 . hw ii K Producing a puppet show is cz farorifc az't1'1'ify of cz group of interested grade school students lluw ZZ: .I. .Xl--x:l1nh-r, A. KI:ljul'S, I1 XY:-HH, ll. l':lIl4-In-llru, S, Xlzllxim-i, ll I'llI'liVI'. I-I. tllson. V, llmlsvr, .1 l-'ul'--, XY. Hiffills. S. l1l:lk4-x', 'l' llv:l4lI4-X. lluw I1 l', l.i:-:ll:1, Il, Ilywlv, lv, lQ:lVwl- nu-1' Il lXIlI ' NX lI'lI'I'li ly 1,111- I,I'I'l-X, lr' I,5'lTI--. lf. l':.1plu-.l I lluw i: lv. Nlmxllx-llp. IC. Slmrp, M l':1l1:1':1xio, Fa Mill.-r. S. ll:-Kish, I! 1,4-xx--, Rl. Xl.-ri--gl, l., llIlI'I'iI1Kl0ll. .'Uvs4-lllw-1 l'. Vnlw-illligilizl. 'l'1-:lr'lI1'I'i MISS Sll1il l IIGl.D l r xc- mam .1 Rowfiz W. Falcone, J. Conlon, D. Norton, R. Brooks, L. Burrell, S. Bru-rett, P. Filio, L. Cooper, K. Car- penter, C. Ellison. Row 2: D. Bennetti, D, Beswick, B. 'Hlll'l'1lCk. A. Clark, S. Cook, A. Dewey, D. Lumendola, T. Clemens, G. Corcimiglia. Row 1: J. Carli, D. Clauss, B. Acomb, AI. Fitch, J. Autinore, R. Battaglia, R. Daniels, H. Chime-no. Absentee: A. Cuccamise. TCIICIIQFZ MR, MARLOVV S. th Magnetism makes cm inte1'esti1zg subject for a group of Row 3: M. Gears, D. Smith, D. Slwr- man, G. 14lltC11l'1l0l', J. Primlgcou, li Thomas, F. 'l':lI'Smrwi4'z. M. 1':xl:14ll11n L. Plaltok, J. Plulnley, li. Wulluco, C. XVl1ite. Row 2: lb. Smit, D. Moorv, P. O'GQ-on R. Suvll. V. Mqmnix, NV. 3lllI'l'2lj' C, Murray, L. 1P1'l2ll11lU. Row 11 XY, Nif-holsun, I.. 'l':1ylor, L Naples, C. Moorwy, li. Sorusn, .I CVG1-en, N. Slum-ffl-r. Ahsontrlc: R. Rizzo. Teacher: MR. MISTRETTA Mr. Mist1'etta's sixth grade boys L r X. Row Cl: D. Rmltllolsl, Il. Clark, J. Unm- pesi. L. Mn-I'l:1r1ly. J. Mum-llsu, HOPJ. K. l30l'g'1'0ll. Il, ll:ll'l. V, Fish- vr, ll. Mc.-Uwe, Bl. Bliggius, li. l.:1- Ruuco, G. Hillman. Ruwfz T. IIlll'II'ilVlx. I.. lhmnoy. U, I.:1mou4lol:1, .l. Minor. A. Mau-lmls. S. Izllwllo. R. Gill, T. Spvrry, Row 1: I.. Mm-Cmvalxl. IC. llungl-rl'or-I R. Innltn. N, l.L-um-. S, S-mitll, lx. Iuf.tnlls. Ahsvuteo: ll. Flocuor. Tozlvller: MR. MOH li OW Grade I . N . Triumphant basketball players pose for fl team portrait ,..-, if , X f x lin llw ll-1 All u .11 l'. llm-r, 'I'. Xulty, G, Hull gl-rs, NI. Xl.-sw-1---. Il. Iiilfl--r. li Hit.-ll.-ll. .l. S+-In-11iu:. li. li-will S, ln-rrif-lc. K. l.:1fl.l, 4', l.:llTc'Y'Ij' ,l. 4'1':nx:utl:n. W jg N, lil'-mlis. N, NX'l'lln-1', 1 l',,r1i4 Nl limwll. l.. llzlrnl-r. ,X Wl...1ll.-y. xx' li N. lgnpp, ll. lf'-r11:1:1ys,li. ll:ll' Viv, S lhxlfl, .l. Mzltlu-re. J. llc 4'llxI':'. sl-nl.-1-: I'. Willizlms. In4:l1'Il1'I'1 XHSS Hlhglf LEROY CENT A 5 l i ,N .-L --. A IVIICIIUS your Iiwf? You name itg we 71a'z'0 if. Lf' Roy lI'igh'.w !707HfjJ7'l37lfl 17.f. i77f' mira-c'11rriculnvr prfffvlvrm nffwrs rl, whirl 'I'cI ri0iy nf nppnrlnfllilivs. fflulzs , , , flrnn1nfif'.Q ...f 1 lzzfsiml nrgn11i5r1fifm.Q . . pubiiv S'j7f'!Iffx'i'Jlf7 ...A 'fflllI'IlCIIfS'Il?,--NJK' f 1I- firf' .ffflnmf Uf I'f'r'rm1fifn1f1I mul f'riur'n- fiona? f11 1'1' 1'ifiP,Q is nffrwwl fn Hu' .Qfuflwlzf zrlm is i 11 l0 rf'.Qff'rZ iw fwm'1'711r71 iff' nm? pro- ffalnle use of his Icisufrc fime. 81 ROYV 22: E. Curtis, D. Miller, J. Seekins, J. Dull, B. D1'j'Stl2llP, XV, llenl. S, Prinzi, D. Green, M. Priflgeun, D, 0'S11ea H. l':11igz':1zln, I.. Frank, .T. Jr-nry, H. Mogavero. HONV 2: 12. Leone, J. Seeley, J. Durney, C. Swlilnnslzi, K. -Mc' Clelland, P, feins, lt. Digit. li. Pagainiii, B, Curtis, S. Metcalf, C. Tulione, 12. Panepento, U. Xvil1'1'9l1, IZ, Daniels ROW 1: J. lloodwortli, IJ. JC'1l1'j', G. Lupp, 11. Drysdzile. C, Graney, J. XVoodw0i'th, E. Iunello, K. Merica, B Platek, XY, Ilezlmnn. The Student Council Student Council, which is the student governing body of the school, is an organization whose priniarv purpose is to develop school spirit while constantly trying to improve the school in every way possible. Other duties of this associ- ation are to direct the extra-curricular activities of the student body and to provide opportunities for the students to practice good citizenship. The othcers of the 1959-60 Student Council are: president, James XVoodruFfg vice-president, Christine Graneyg secretary, Barbara Drysdaleg and treasurer, Edward lanello. Mrs. Balmer, Mr. Fitch, Mr. Perrone, Mr. Rudman, and Mr. XN'alceheld serve as advisors. Student Council Officers Judge Fussell and Council Presicleizt Wood- J. W00'Z'I'll,g, C. Gmney, E. lcmello, B. Drysdale ru-if inspect a, record of co'm't violcbtions 82 ' x -na ,- RON 2: R. Fussi-ll. I.. Vinci, ll. NVQ:-4-il. ll. RIog:1ru-ru, Bliss lf'orlmillm-r. li, Sll'llllll4'lZ, ll, liowi-r. LZ. Drysilnlv. li. St-liuylur. HUNY 1: V. Hr:um-y, I-I, IH-rkins. l., l.uyl:lu, ll. lwysflznjw-, li. Nli-I'I4-.- l::Dll. ll. llruuks. The National Honor Society The 1959-60 l.e Roy Lilmpter ol the National llouor Society. iueuihers of which are selected hiaunually by the high-school faculty for their outstanding scholarship. leadership. character. and service. got its start iu the spring of W59. At that time eight juniors-Laurence lloylzm, Merc-dith llroolcs. l-Znrhzira llrysdale. Christine Grauey, liatliryu Rlcflellzlud. Richard Mogavero, lilleu Verltius :uid Bonnie Steinmetz-were elected iuto iueuihership. lu the lull, uuder the guidnuce of advisor Miss Fortmiller, Robin Bower, Eouuie Drysclalc, llohert Fussell, Rose Arm O'Geen. Diane Schuyler. and Lucy Yiuci were inducted into the society. rum Valedictorian Sal'zctcLtorian MERIJDITH BROOKS RICHARD MOGAVERO 83 l .F ROXV 4: R. O'Geen, R. I':ilzulino, D. Doyle, D. Faville, J. Innes, G. Nicholson, C, Murnan, D. Hansen, D. O'Shea, R. I':1ngr:1zio, K. Mogaxveiwn, Ii. Clzinss. ROXV 35: D. Wirsing, J. Johnson, M. Crittenden. N. Hutehinson, C. iVill- dorvson, 'IL Drysmlnle, J, Leininler, V. Lawrence, I'. Heins. Z. Crocker, J. Corciinigliu. D. Roth. HOSV 2: L. Boy- lan, D. Schuyler, P. Stevenson, Li. Dffsdalle, M, Brooks. L. Vinci. ROXV 1: J. McKenzie, E. Perklns, J. BIQFICU.. P. Mnloni, K. Mefllellzinrl, J. Durnie, li. Derrick. The Red and Black The Red and Black is the official school paper planned and prepared by a staff of interested junior and senior high journalists under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Cahill. lVith Bonnie Drysdale as Editor-in-Chieig Philip Stevenson, Business Managerg Meredith Brooks, Front Page Editorg Lucy Vinci, Editorial Page Editorg Diane Schuyler, Third Page Editorg Larry Boylan, Sports Editorg and full support from an ambitious and competent staff. the Red and Black has provided students with a written record of the current events and happenings of the school. Red and Black Editors ' ' Eighth, graders o'ece1 uecl slafres-for-a-clay with Stcmclifng: L. Boylan, L. Vinci. Seated: P. thaw' Red fmd Black SUbSC7 i195'i0'VlS Stevenson, M. Brooks, B. Drysdale, D. Schuyler 84 1 6 i - Q 'E I - ,.. ...,,,-W ROM' Ili Iiusiuess Stzltf-I!,1i':1ll, Il. 1-':1p::ln, ll. Ihvyl--. .T, Inn'-s, I'. Mzxluy, L. Wltilliwk, .l. Wnmlrllflf KI. llrnrly. ll. Dusiug, l'. Mnluni. J. Saunis, J. 5lt'l'lCil. ICHW 2: Lili-rzury Sl:ul4l'--ali, l'n-rkins, Il. Ifnssn-ll, ll. NI:-grzixw-im, I,. 17f'5'l1ll1. 31, llrwvks. R. l'1lIljlI'2lZlU. IC. l'IlIll'll1'l1lU. ll. lH'ySN:1l:-, V. Hiwnnf-y, ll. A. IHQ1-1-11. ILUW 1: Mr. Stark- weatther. E-lltnrs-ll, Su-iuuictz, H. 111111,-lln, 11. Drysrlatle. K. AIl'l'l4'llIlllll. The O- t-Kan Early in September we, the fb-.-YI'-li.-XX statl, under the leadership of Barbara Drysdale, Editor-in-cliiefg liatbryn lXleClellztnd and llnnnie StL'i1l1llClZ, Associate Editors: and Edward lanello. Business Mzmagerz dedicated ourselves to the momentous task of Creating tbe best yearbook possible. Producing the 1960 O-.-XT-KAN has been no easy task. Xlbile the business Staff canvassed tbe surrounding communities for advertisers, tbe writing staff was busily engrossed amidst a Hurry of copy, paste-ups, and nneropperl pictures In this endeavor we were aided by tbe excellent guidance of mn' arlyiwr. Rlr. Starkweatlier. ls f- ., . b ... I H-' 'Q'vsqyw,E, I I . 1 . Yearbook editors discuss plans for pictures O-AT-KAN Editors imth, school photographers K. McCIeIIfl11d, B. Sfe1'zm1e!:, Jlr. S'ft11'l:14-Cather E. Iuzzellu, B. Ijrysclczle 85 i Audio Visual Club ROXVIZ: D. l:l'yill1l', D. l1'1u1'itu. I' Munn, A. Stelllmny, J. UCL-011. D. llun- sen. J, Call, M. I'1'i4lgvun. S. NUl'ifllI'1l1l, F. YV21tSUIl, Ir. Maltllers. T. Gralshy, li. Nott, XV. :XCUIIIIL IHJXY 2: li. Accnnla. l-S. 1 3l1'llI1S, T. Hn:-k. tt, Il. Huzxlmw, Ib. J Loyd, D. Grunt, D, Higgins, li. Hull ner. R. Yzlc-uzzu, F. Sc-lxult, IJ. A.llllUl'SUll. ROYV 1: G. XVz1ll:u-Q, 'l', Lalpp, IS. Sc-ott, T. Wmul. Ir, Anc-lwr, Ib. Metzh-1' C. C2llIllE'S, J. C7lf'i'2lIIllS9. Ii. Gralnex, T. Seeley. V 1 Art Club ROW 3: I-2. Angst, L. Christoplle-1', N. Gfilllt, C. Call, A. VunSlyke, I, Buch- anan, B, Clement, ROW 2: J. Dur- uey, K. Carney, A. McKenzie, K. An- tinore. N. Clemens, ROW 1, Miss Hnrrolll. ROXV 1: K. Green. Q, ....,m.w.... l Cafeteria Workers ROXV 21: G. Scott. D. Dorplielll, D. Whitt-, ROXY 2: M. Nimliek, J. Hur- ley, R. Newton, D,L:lll1Pl1ll0l1l, D Mills. E. Kelsey. ROV' l: ll. HOOHJGI L. Daly. L. Dual, ll. Il2llll0lS, D. Call:- czl misc. L W Chef's Club ROXV 2: ll. l':lll'h2llAf, .I. llillvltv. IF. M1-Czu-thy, I.. NYhitlm'k. Huw lg ,L Ellinghzun. Mrs. l-'wsu-r, li. lir-lsr-y, ll. Dusiug. 11. Lin-vu, Future Hornemakers of America Cooking ROW' 4: J. Durru-y, I'. llnrum-. A. Hewes, F. Clark. V. Muntui, 11. lint:-r. K. NVri1:ht, N. IIlllf'hillSllB, M, IC:-th. fr- lwters, Ii, ffurtfg, A. V:1nSlylcv. HOXV 311 J. Fic-ru, A. Lzltllzln, IJ. l':u'- Cillnisp. Il, Ilorgzxn, S. Ilzlrris, A, Mm'- Kenziv. I'. Halsey, Il. IJf:I'rir:k, L. Dam- iels. KOXV 2: K, f':11'm-y, f'. 'l':nlmn1-, Mrs. Foster. Ii. Imonrf, J. Ellinglmm. IIOSV 1: I. XVeller, I'. Sharp, S. Cur- michael, Future Farmers of America IUINX' Il: .l. II:l1'lq1-,1I, Il. I.:nm--11-hrlzl. 41. P'-un-ll. ll, Ili!l:ll'4l. ll, Multi:-4-, J, Il':ll14Iv-s. A. I1:1x'KIwIl'. ll. NX'iIIi:xu1s, II. I'i1'kvlI, ll. l7lI4'llI'I'. lv. XIHIHII-WS, IHINX' Z1 IP. llzzllwn, .l. 1'-,In-, ll. Cor- wlzlrn. I-I Ii:-Isvy, li. Mzlvlivluzin-, Il. Mil- la-1', 'lf V11-xw-lzuluul, ll, 'l':npp. ll. lliggi. ll. ,Xl'Hlxllm. IUIXY If .l. XX'umlxx'urIIl, 41. Imym, H. 1':xlI. Mr, Hnxirt. II. I,:1um:5', lf. Sr-lnutt, I.. lIllIl1Jl'I'l'4!I'4l. Future Teachers' Association Standing: L, Vinci, Ib. Doyle, P. Stu' enson, XV. Ilenl, L. Whitlof-k, J. Jeaxry. Z. l 1'ncl:er. J. Cureixniglia, R. O'Geen Seated: L. Brodie, Mrs. Anderson, M, Crittenden, C. Gruuey, R. Call, D. XVi1' SiD2'. v ' Y ' , -li! Future Homemakers of America Sewing RONVJZ: L. Lupp, V. McCu1ley, L. Porter. M. Perrone, S. C1'uv:1tt:1, L, Atherton, C. Call, S. Frost, J. Ken- nedy. ROXV 2: B. XV:11'reu, B. XVi1- linnis, J. Ridge, K. Steele. ROWV 1: S. Steen, B. Boothe, P. True. Hartwood Chapter HOW 4: L. Daniels. D. Herr, L. Lnpp, A. Hewes, M. Perruixe. P, 1'nrke1'. A, Stepllnny, S. C1':u':1tt:l, L. Atherton, M. Roth, 15. Curtis. P. Sflizlrp. ROW 23: 'l'. Kr:1utwu1'st, K. Czlrney, S. Harris, K. AI9l'iL'2l. N. Iylllilllillli, A. McKenzie, G. Goililmwxie. S. Hzlekeniuiller, D. Liberti, J. Autinore, N. Hutchinson, IL Metzler. ROW2: 15, Derrick, N. Hutt-hinson, J. Muloy, ll. Pullyhlunk, J. Kennedy, K. XY1'iglxt. ROXV 1: K. Fishheck, L. SCFUSSI, J. Burrell, Miss Dt-Yoo, G. Lamp, J. Rusliko, R. lonn- none. L K Library Club ROW 4: l.. Allnlisuu. S, l-Wuxi. l'. lim'- uuv. li. Simumus. S. livrnult. li. llunl. ll. Su-imuvtz. N. llutrhiusuu. N. Xlillvr. ll. I'n-rrum-, X. Ah-l'1llln-y. Xl, llulh, .l. lionmwly, .l. kiuzxrino, ll. Ruth. IIUW il: li. Gr:uu-y, Bl. Crillvmlvu. li. Su-1-lv. 12. Williams. l.. lmul. ll. Vurtis, U. Valli. ll lk-ta-l's. l-'. l'lllI'li. S. llinur. S. l'lIll'li. ll ll0l'rivli. ll. Nvllillnw. 'l'. ll:1n'li1-ll. ROV' 2: Mrs. llvmnralls. l'. l':lI'll. ll, l'Ill2llllllU. l.. lligil. ll. lvllllblllli I-I. Loouo. IN. l':x1-kv. IR Sharp. HOW li J. I-Illinghulu, .I. Xll-li.-ml--, .l. Bly.-rs, S, Suoius. ll. lhmllu-. Xl. Zzllm-v:1. l w W Science Club IQOXY gg S, Wirlmr-r, A. St'-plmny, Il. Fung, .. Kvnnmly, IJ, XVllllillllS, li, T 3 .HA - ' IJ, 11-r ne-tti, Il. Aulvlxsnn, 1' I qg l I I r IU w 1 xr yy'11 -yn, Ib, Smut. I 1 . r. Jr,g1l1liu.I,,Ir111r-S. J. Dick, XV. lieul, J. O'Geen, Mr, Gallluglxer. Photography Club Ylnulliug: .l. Sllzn-lvl. .l. Arnmiuo x.: .-.lg li. Vurlin, Mrs, llusscll, R ll l' 1nI'l'. ll. lfiurilo. Senior High History Club Stnnwling: Dewey, S. Kernutt, 1' xYill1i0NVSOI1. J. Wight. Sezltr-1l:.S NVimln1e1'. Mr. Stairkweznther. D. Roblu- SDD. Stage Crew ROVV 2: R. Foro, D. Ilnnsen, J. Dir-k XV. 158111, R, Bower, F. XV:1tson, lil' I.:-nf-. ROW 1: Ia. Clause. J. Elliugf hkllll, J. Aramino. Spanish Club ROXV 31: J. Lnpp, X. Alex, D. Fore A. XV:11le. XV. Beal. J. O'Ge-en. D. Myers I., Cillllilll. ROXV 2: D. Rudgurs, D Robinson, Mr. NV:1keIiel1l, C. Sohlonski .T. Innes. RUNVI: M. Cornwall, K McCle1lz111sl. K l 'it . fi rl ' 1 l t l X IIHXV S: Ii. li'-ls-fy, .l, Tln-rin-, .li Stull:-l, H, 511-ssul-I-, NI. l'1-itlgv-ln, Il, St-tilt. lb. Xl:-l':nt'tliy. tl, liznriignrtl. St, X01-thrill., Il. Ilu-lf:-rs, Ii. l'1t1ris, l' lf'---l--in IIHW li li.Simm1xt' Y t'1-illixll, I., Viilugm, All liivkillsllll. Nl. liiwmlqs, li, Mngzu'--r-+. X. lltitvlxiitsn-11, K. Wrigltr, li. St:-init:--tx. I. lit-.ttlit-, ti. llmlgw-1's. Il. Vurtis. lltbtt' 21: tl, t':1rli. ll. ll-atttxmmr. J. .lv-ZIFY. -l. WH'-1-11. lf, 15-Knut-tti, ll. NIye1's. H. Ilztrris, li, Wrlulml, ll. llrmtks, Mr. 1'lI'L'l'lllilll, IIUNV 2: IZ. Ik-rriel-I. I.. Ilztuiels. .I. Iluri-ly, A. St-lpltztny, .l. l.:llr1I. .I. lfi--1-41, S. Wnlxiteig IUPW 1: IJ, Pupke, C. U'Gt-eu. lj. Iamllelln. Il. I-'r:1nk. 11. Sellers. I.. Yiuei, D. Mills. I.. llussu, I'. Dustin, Senior Band Officers R. .lIogaz'cro, E. Kelsey, B. Sfciizmctz l X Senior Band This year n clrenm came true for the Senior llzmnl memhers when they at last receiverl their new hzmrl tiuifui-ms. 21 goal they have heeii striving to :tehieve fm' fottt' yt-ztrs. The hzmrl is Il great asset to l.e Roy lligh Sehtml, lhirine' the lootlmll sensmi, im mztttet' htm' etmlfl. the plnyt-t's force theii' mimh liitgers in plat' l':u'm'ite school smigs. enf:uii1':te'i1tg the htiys init tu give up. This year tht- hzuitl 1llS4JlHIll'llL'llHf1lCtl iii the Christ- m:ts :mrl l:tlll'lIlQ: emieerts wltete its pet'l'0t'm- :mee wus L'll-l0f'Cfl hy zlll. The hnhcl has kept up its exceptionally time retiorcl. A dif- heult jolt to do. l Intermediate Band ROXV 3: D. Fleonor, IZ. Haynes, M. Bald, C. Smith, D. xXYE'lkEI', A. Hewes, L. Atherton, C. XViddowson, M. Per- rone, D. Rezuner, C. Call, l'. Halsey, S, Hnckenilliller, 11. Punepento, R. Spry, ROXV 2: P. Horr. J. O'Geen, M Brown, S. Wood, li. Boldt, D. Anchor, M. Bell, D. Horr. li, Acoinh, S. Harris, T. Snulsbury, G. Rudgers, S. Der' rick, R. McHurdy, D. Kilvler. ROYV 1: Mr. Freenmn, P. O'Geen, D. Feltes, H. Chimeno, J. Burrell, T. Seeley, C. L21l.llE+l.1ll01il, T. Lzlpp, T. Orlando, D. McKenzie, D, Fernzniys, L. Taylor. The lntermediate Band. under the direc- school students is under Mr. Lane's direction. tion of Mr. Freeman, participated in concerts Although it never performs in concert, it and performed during the junior High As- creates an active interest in instrumental sembly. The junior Band, comprised of grade music. Junior Band KOXV 3: D. Ellison, C. Knlicki, J. Fore, J, Plninley, J. Conlon, B. Mitchell, R. Parker, T. Nulty, J. Mnncuso, G, llntchellor. S. Brooks, M. Messore. ROXV 2: G. Munnix, T. Sperry, D. Moore, J. Rudgers, D. Lznnendoln, K Carpenter, J. Staidel, R. Brunton, J. Stone, D. Ridge, Mr. Laine, ROXV 1: J. Ruduer, J. Drown, J, MeCle-rg, P lVelker. M. Grzislxy, S. Lune, S. Cohen, N. Sheffer, R. DilDlE?1S,xXv- Nicholson. 92 f ' . l. IIOXVZI1 IL Hu-1:-frs, I-I. Furtis. Ii, K--ls:-y. .T, Stull IZ:-....ks. S. X-lrrhruv. ll. 1:..wl-r. Nl. l'rillgwm, lt, Rlnganw- UIQ.,-vxm. 11. Wright, J. Thorne The Dance Band. n wall-cstalalislu-d and very popular part of our Music Department, is under the direction of Rlr. lTl'CCIllZl1l. The Brass Choir. formed only two ycars ago, has , . . . . . Dance Band I'lFl'l'IlltIIl. l2'UNY 11: li. N11-1':ll'Illy. J. .ls-ary: ll. Nwwtl, LUN 1. 41. lvlhlllllhllll, IP. I-1'llIll'lll, .l. alrczuly uurnccl llu- prnisc of all l.C Royzlns. H0111 grmxps lurnwl in excellent perfornlanccs during the yr-zu' zmcl pmvcrl popular in many nsscmlmly and public Zl151JCZLl'Z1llL1K'S. Brass Choir ILUNY 3: ll lilwmks, IP. SVUII, Il. lhvwf-r. ll. l'l'iwl:n--vll, ll, Nlug:gnx'1-lm. Nlr. l'll't lllilll. IUXX 1 XI Imklnln I Ivlvx Il I'l11l ll l YI1l4l I' f'llI'll . :.. -' w,u. . 'S, .. . Il ', J. 4. ff P -. , -,N . vm? E 6,7 9 ' Q-9 X l l I -Em- ROXV 4: B. Sellers, Ii. Steininetz, S. Rronrlimx, J. Knnziley. Ii, Mogzlvcro, D. IiVll4lgGI'S, D. Hansen, D. Scott, R. Bower, G. Nicholson, S. Fn1'ti,S, Nurtlirup G l511I'Il2lI'll J Thorne W BI'1CCOXV'lIl ROW '3' D Y-iples Z Crocke L' D . . , . , . , , . , . . . . . . . , , - r, rys- dale, C. Wimlrlowson, G. Scott, G, liezxuinont, I. Vinci, J. llenril, ll. Fore, J. Seekius, J. Ellinglmin. R. Fussell, R. lioothe. ROW' 11: N. Ilutc-liinson, J. Wight, C. Grziney. BI, Niccliek. P, Heins, D. Hatch. A. Wade, R. Gruuey, J. Johnson, R. Call, L. Northrup, L. Brodie, K. Hunt, M. tT1'ittt-nrlen. ROXV 1: Mr. Lane, S. Turaunino, E. Bundy D S'h '1 D. M' 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' 4' U ' ' ' ' ' ' L ug er, ills, L, Derritl-., L. Daniels, I... Illlllhlll, L. Itrkins, J. huuisey, L. Digit, D. XV1rs1ng, G. Rudgers., V Oatkannaires' Officers J. Kafnaley, J. Jolwzson, G. Nicholson Oatkannaires The Oatkannaires have enjoyed a very successful year under the able direction of Mr. Lane. They performed in the Spring and Christmas concerts, sang before Rotary, and presented the musical, Oklahoma. All work and no play makes for a dull chorus. But you can be sure that this will never happen. It just xvouldn't be normal if something didn't happen to set the group into laughter. But work or play the Oatkannaires have certainly done a wonderful job this year. . Q Cb V762 UIC: :ff f ,, 2 .,,. V . Wu... ..... , .. ,, . 94 r-.1 . , I ROXV +1 IQ. Ilu1I:1-ri. .T. XYMI11. IZ, Il1'ys1l:1I1-, Ii. lI11111 I 1111111 Nl X11 11 1 linux Il. l.':1II. S. Fir--:11I11:1x, Ii. St11i111111-iz, X. II11t1-I1I11s1vu, BI 1 11111 II I1 II NX I 1111111 I1:1r-111--. Ii. I..-1-111-, S, Ilwlxl-A1-, .I. .I:1l111s1111. I . f'l:II'I-C. ID XN11x 1 xx 1 L. Il11II1-y. If. I11-11111-rsI11-xt, S. I.:11111. ll1lXY 11: 11, II1111 I I X1I1l1 1111 II NIIII I I IIX N III 111111111 I 11111111 IZ. 1lI'Y5IliIl1g'. Mr. I.a1u1-. Ii. Iwfrkins, IP. -lL'Zll'j'. J. I11'Il I II- 1 Ii, I'I1iIiI1i11. SA M1-I'I-1lI:111-I. K, I'11rs1-I. S. M1-tv:1lf, S-. 'I'I111111w I 11111111 N NX11 1 I 1r 11 Iue. LQ. 1,'g1rI1. S. l'lvvI'Ij', I. W1-II1-r, BI. l'l lII1.'II1l1.'II. l,. I11 1 Girls' Chorus The Girls' C'lio1'11S. undci' the rli1'cc1io11 of XIV, Lzmc-, is COlIIIJfISCCl of 1'rcNli111z111. Qrililw- mfvre. ju11i01'. zmfl Qeiiioi' gii-le. Sincu thc- 5111.111 has III3.I'If.' 111f::11l1c1's. it li IICCCSSZLTF' to wfnrk harflc-r in orflci' to attain Ihn- musical r111:1li1y which comm more c-zuily with EL smrillvi' gmiip, However, it Seann that goal was reachcfl, for each time the girls l'JCTl.OI'l'llCfl Ihcgy 111-rc wc-ll received. 'lihc Girls' Cflioriis tool: part in huth the Christmas and Spring concerts. 1' E ,V X ROXV 3: D, Rudgers, W. LICCOYVHH, S. Forte, G, Nichol son. R. Bower, D. Scott, D. Hansen, Northrup, G. Barn- ard. ROXV 2: lt. Fussell, J. Elllllglfllillll, .l. iiunuley, .J. Sgt-lzius. J. Tliorne, R. Fore. G, Scott, R. 1I0g:lV9l'0, R- Boothe. ROXV 1: A. XYude, W. Acouib, 1. Vinci, Mr. Lane. J. Beard, D. Hatch, R. Grauey. Boys' Chorus Officers R. Bower, G. Bafmzwrd Boys' Chorus The Boys' Chorus is comprised of high school boys who are interested in choral sing- ing. This group meets one hour each week. Although the Boys' Chorus never performs as a separate group, it serves as the tenor and bass sections of the Oatkannaires. Mr. Lane, their director, feels that membership in this chorus serves to better enable its members to perform the songs they will sing in concert as an integral part of the Oatkannaires. wr . 3.6. ' - - . ' 11 . - 3, 1. ' V, A V.-HLA Q 1,5 5' I, , .S 1, 4 , . 1 '- ROW' -J. DA Shvrumn. K. Rooney. T. Rieh, Y. MeCu11ey, J. Rul1l1'-Q, XY. I'1111k1-. M. I'1'I'I'IPIl4', IZ. I:CIl1'l', I.. 4'l1rist1111l11-r. 11. Angst P. IIUSOI1. C. Call, J. Aiken. A. HQWQS, M, A. liivtll. T, Ilnekett. 11. l,:1pp, J. 11111311-. NNW -I: .I. Y:111g:1li11. 1-,. .... 1.-11.11. .. -'..11.z111, 11. 1:11-111-, U. 1.1111.. w, 1 1. .1. Hnxslvy, A, XI:ll'Iil'IlZil', BI. l1:1I1l, .l. Hunt, ll. l':111g1':1zi11, J. N-nxlrrwl' N. Fuss-ll. N. I':11111Ii1111, lt. 11'llll'llI, J. I,1lFlll'Y. 514.111, S. xX'.IIllIA'I'. ll1rXYI11 5114. 11.1111-. r'-. 1'111'111i1'l111.11. J. Hzlrviw, 1'. Iii--fl-111lv11'I'. lv. Lib:-rti, S, II:1vIc1-111111111-1', t'. 1'--Q--3 W, 5:11111-'S-111. .I 111111111-111. li, Spry. A. Y:111S1yk1-. fi '!11'. V. I'r--S11-ru, Ii. 4XI'fill41l'l'. l. I-11'-'1:111:111. K. f'2ll'll4'j'. I. I-'ugh-1: ROW 33 ti. l,111-11, K, I'1'i1lg1-1111, N. 1'l11111.-us, S, Thr-111pson, L. I'LlS1'lUil103, Allen, S. Harris, It. l111s1111. 1', 51.1111111511-, I.. S1-1-11s:1. li. Hill. .I, 1l11sl1k1-, X1 II11l1-111-r, R. 1011111113-nf-, Wvhite. ROW' 1: J. Malay, K. In-zlluer, ll, ,x11ti11111'--. IL S11r:11:111-, fl. Wzuilm-1-, 'l', lil'7lllfNYlII'SI, 'I'. Lamp. C. Curuxielmel. D. Graham, D. Hale, D. W:1t1-rm: D. Graham, J. Durney, G. Lupp Ill. -an . Junior High Chorus 7 . 1 E ew 1111rle1' the :1hle chu-0111111 111 M11 1.3111- lhese Stllfliilli 11n1'11c111:1Le 111 ch111'11.' :111111'11X1 111111011 11111' hr1111' eruih week. I1 14 111 1111i g1'1'1 Il wx- -V 5 - J gr' he CX1TL'l'1Cl ' -r-1 1- ' 'L 1 e 'Il if I12l11'L'4. :i :' z : 1 1 ' J' 1 ,'Xl11L'1'1L'Il11 11111-:s1111Q4, f1111'1t11:1Is, 1'f11111cls. :mc -' 1 ' Cl '111'11CS S -' -' ', 1 U 1 ' . Q' 111 1'.1.' 11:11't1e1p21t was well l'C'l'C'1X'L'f1 nl holh, 97 The .111Il10l' High 151101118 1s C0lNl10QQd gf sevemy eager seventh 211111 eighth grmle sing- l111e 111111210 T111-11' 1'1.-111.-1'11111'e 1'z111ge:Q 11'1l1N 1 2 efl 111 the c111l'1il1llIl9 111111 Spring C0lICCl4tS and Curly-GORUON NICI10'LSON VVill Parker-ROBIN BOWER Andrew Carnes-ROBERT FUSSELL Ali Hakim--RICHARD MOQAVERO Ike Skidmore-DixN11zL RLTDGERS Yi:1'6d-IDONALD IJANSIEN Slim-STEVEN NORTHRUP Cord Elam-GEOFFREY BARNARD Chalmers-.TIM KANALRY 66UKLAH L C A S T Laurey-PAULA HEINS Ado Annie Carnes-.IOANNA LEMMLER Aunt Eller-JOAN RUMSEY Gertie Cummings-MARIE NIEDIEK EIIGH-i.INDiX NORTHRUV Faye-'-JUDITH QTOHNSON Virginia- -BARBARA DERRICK jess-JOHN ELLINGHAM Director-MR. XVILLIAM T. LANE W E x 'cenes from OKLAHOMA wx? 2:22491 ' 'Liu w f Kiw 1 ,FQSV 'ff iff, J ff J P 5. S S E E x s E e H w , 1 5 W, V ,,h, W, A,x, - f . 4 W N 1 .XX W ' A, '1.' . -. 2-vi f'- .vu . .-4n....b L0t's go, 0-at-kan Ix'n ig7f1fs! What mcmm'ic'S HIC wowl 7.1f11iglz1f,Q In' i1zgS back -a fZl'f'l7f7lx0 fcafm 1.... Q plaxhy rw! and black 'l1Hif0'l'?llS . . . a parked sfaflizmzf . . . cn fIz11.Qiastic c7mm'Zr'ad0r.Q . . . czfml our lziglz-sfcppiflzg 9HflI'l7lIf'1IfI band. School spirit Mm high, an-rl we Zrwvd it all. But Az1mZ01'n0aHz 157110 fa 11fm'rf we rzoulrl czlfzvays Im prow! of goof! spo1'fsfn1Wf111As71fip, fwlzeflz- er 7l7i'7Z77f71.Q or losinlq, ami p r0'1u? of play- 'iazg good ball, 1'0garfNrf.Q.9 of Nm mills. 101 HOW -1: D. Canrinir-l1:1el, S. Cowiiiiiglin, D. Pullylflank, R. 1'1lHfl'1'2lZi0. D. 0'S11ea, H, Antiuore. D. l'if-lcell. G. Hall. I. Wooili-n1'f, L Wliitlovlc. HOW 21: Mr. Jay, S. I'1-inzi, Ii. Rossi, D. Green, E. Panepento, llennniout, K. Bower. W Yntt D l'w1t'it-lel 1' W'll' ' ' V , . , . i. , 1. 1 mms, R. Ixnnego, .T. Letxzin. E. Ianello. Mr. Anderson. ROXV 2: L. XVl1ite. T. SQZQFIDIIII, .T. :x1'ilIllillU, E. O'tl41en, L. NIZIIIUHSU, E. Kelsey. S. Zzxlueeu. J. Elliiiglinin, Mr, Stitt. ROXV 1: I-I. Cor- eixnigflizl, Il. Mvlienzie, I-I. Vaughn, T. XVoo4lrutT, J. XVileox. Varsity Footba 1 The motto of the Knights is 'The most im- portant thing in the game is not winning but taking part. The essential thing in life is not Conquering but fighting xvellfl This yea1 s vars- ity football team, despite the apparent poor record, was a hard-hghting team. It is not the Mr. S't'itt, Mr. Jay, Mr. A-nclerson lO 2 winning that counts most but the desire to fight well. The Knights, coached by Mr. jay, Mr. Stitt, and Mr. Anderson. completed the season with a record of no wins, five losses, and two ties. Edward lanello and James Wfoodruff were the team captains. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORE We Opponent They 13 Canandaigua 14 7 Newark 7 19 Webster 39. 0 East Rochester 6 7 Irondequoit 13 13 Brighton 14 7 Brockport 'I 7 Batavia 41 S l x The Knights in Action YY-wr .fx v. X5 103 E fu x Ix di 1 ' 4 'af- N ,za e W h 'Em ,swim xg, A , In -I V'-. , - af LW L. fv, ,H-4 WA 1 - , iw Wfjfl-353 gd' 1114 ii' ROW H: Mr. Gold, .T. Iiiggi, A. Lindsley, Mr. Loughini. ROXV 2: R. XYilliz11ns, D. Tlonttielfl. lf. Sf-ott, IW. Vllliylliilllli, L. Frank, ROXV 1: D. HIIHSLIII. E. Kelsey, I.. Boylan, R. llower, .II XVOfHl1'lli'l', E. O'Geeu Varsity BasketBa11 Le Roy's varsity basketball squad, coached by Mr. Longhini, completed a fair season. win- ning seven out oi the fourteen games played. The Knights began the season winning the first three games from Alexander and Corfu. In the next encounter against Albion they were handed their First loss. The well co-ordinated Larry Boylan shoots for cz basket as the Knights lead 22 to 17 attack of the hoopsters netted results and they downed Wfyoming and then lost two successive games to Oaklield and Batavia. In the remain- ing seven games, the Knights were triumphant over Pavilion and Wfyoming, and suffered losses at the hands of Corfu, Batavia. Oakheld, and Albion. SCORES We Opponent They 47 Alexander 36 47 Corfu 39 62 Alexander 46 36 Albion 62 50 Wyoming 48 31 Oakiield 49 48 Batavia 74 45 Pavilion 38 34 Corfu 52 30 Batavia 54 51 Wyoming 45 27 Oakfield 53 51 Pavilion 42 s 26 Albion 41 ,A ..- Q..-. --.a....--....,...,.....,.,, K x ey've Played Their Last i x 9 , 4 , 'S ROBIN BOWER Lmzlu' BOYLAN lmN,xI,ra HANSEN EARL KE1 SEY JIMMY WOODRLIFF -V as aw. A' spa fi A112 we 4 ' M 6 MI' gui For the past two years, Joe Riggi has clone can Jimmy Wooclrup' dribblcx down the court undef ' ' . ' ' the the wafchfzfl Cya of his Albion nppmzcnt exceptwnally jine job as 'mfmageo of 'varsity brnslcetbull team 105 S, 1 -ml - ,l 'P' , ..+ X , pw? 1.40,-ll Q Q ' ... -Ml. -, - . V.. ...l... ROW 2: Mr. Jay, L. Furr, J. Lapp, L. Boylan, R. Woodruff, R. P1-inzi, ROW 1: C. Antinore, J. Woodruff, D. Doyle, L. Mancuso, S. McNish, D. Cohen, H. Laney. Varsity Baseball A successful varsity baseball team under Coach lay chalked up an impressive record for LHS in the 1959 season. Wlith the Knights' spirit undampened and their courage undaunted, they captured the Section 5 Class A champion- ship. However the road to the Sectionals was rocky. A troublesome Albion nine set the Wooclrujf on the fmomvcl Knights back in an early season game but Le Roy came back to rally and defeat Albion twice in succession for the honor of entering the playoffs. The rampaging LHS nine steamed through their next game, clipping Arcade. In the finals against Painted Post the Knights won 3 to 1. SCORES We Opponent They N 7 Churehville 5 7 Holley 3 5 Medina 1 2 Batavia 4 9 Churchville -1 :KO Albion 3 1:8 Albion 0 5 Batavia 6 4 Medina 3 12 Holley 5 W4 Albion 0 League Game League Playoff L. .,.,,..., ,...a,., I Q L. H. S. Batmen in Action -5-.. 1 107 4 5-v , x i .v,,,,,i' 3 i iw ' gi A I ROW 3: D. Piekell, D. Williams, R. Williams, K. Mrowka, D. Guile, D. NVilli:11ns, Mr. Taber. ROV' 2: D. Iioaittielll, F. xxriltS0lJ, XV. Beal, D. Brown, .T. Kennedy, R. Clauss. ROXV 1: K. Fore, L. White, J. l'1'iviterz1. J. Elliughzim, C. Feder. Track The LHS track squad under the coaching of Mr. Taber enjoyed a fair season last year. They wound up the 1959 season with a record of four wins and Five losses. The outstanding LHS trackmen were Dave and Reed VVilliams. Dave was the Genesee- Orleans County Champion in the mile run and high jump while Reed was county champion in the half-mile. Doug Boatheicl, who placed sec- ond in the county 440 yard dash, was fourth in the Sectionals. Dave Stevens took second place in the county broad jump. Coach Taber 'i7lSlil'YlCliS these boys in the use of the shot-put Team cooyaeration 'is an essential for Tmclc vns1 A NWN' I . My 5+ 'lgqYf'9 -' V 1 1 gi ,fv- M K.. . 'i . K . Sai? RUXV I: Blr. 'l'nlwr. .I lnnvs. 1.. llnylnn. l'. N1l'Y1'IlHllIl ,K. Nll'UNV1iZI. li. Ilallmi-11, IIUNX' 1: XY. Iii-nl. J, Lapp. IC. 311-ssolw, ll. Sli-vi-us, ll. Nvlllillllli Cross Country and Golf Le Roy ventured into the 1959 Cross Coun- The 1959 golf lc-ani. led hy Captains Sain try season under the ahle guidance of Coach 1XIyerr: and ,lerrv l-Ball and under the coaching' of Taber and the leadership of Captains Sain Rivers Mr. llillis. lost matches to llatavia and Brock- and Gerry Ball. .-Xfter a dismal season, the port hut iniprovefl their scores steadily through- Hnights faired better in the sectionals at Geneva out the season. The highlight of the vcar was plaring seventh among sixteen participating lid Mills' victory in winning the National Golf schools. 1'iOlll1flZlIlHl1 Medal. ' 7 'V f QQ 1 ! 4 Q . .7 t I 412 f 1 .. 1. f' V ff Mr. Hillis, Ii. Gl'Z'l1ll?y, E. Mills, J. Lzipp, Il.. Aildisun, NY. 1i2lI'1H'l', G. llzill, J. llc-gal, S. Myers. S. Prinzi, G. Nicholson. 109 , .,s. . ' - ' ',....- ...M.:L.. . -' ROV' fl: Il. XV1'ig11t. Mr. Hillis, C, Munt, D. Laiiueurlola, G. Call, T. Yaiuehzee. Mr. Grnuey. HOV' 3: J. l'1'ivitt-1':l, J. Thorne, H. l'z1lmliuo, G. Scott. D. l'il'0NVll, T. Mc-Culle3'. D. Miller. A. Liuflsley. ROW 1: 1-I, l'S1'ooks, R. Vinci, J. Costa, G, Seeley, C. Feder, N. All-X, H, Dillgct. unior Varsity Football The -lunior Varsity Football team completed the season with a record of no wins, two losses, and two ties. The losses were sufferecl at the hands of the lrondequoit and Brighton teams while the ties were with Albion and Dausville. The Knights played many serimnnages and al- though the scores are not ofiieial, Le Roy came J. V. Football Coaches Mr. Hillis, Mr. Grcwzey out on .top in statistics. Considerable credit should be given to the hoys for their tine play throughout the entire season. Mr. Hillis, the head coach, and Mr. Graney, the assistant coach. did a line job in pre- paring the future varsity. S J.V. players lecrmz. football 1'equ'ires long hours of stremaous practice lO ....1.1 t YROy QkR0k il 4 we ,fs .Q?agnnX xiR0f xtR01 -n.,4l f' mg A X f ROV' IT: A. NV:t-lv. R. l':tlntlitm. Bl. l'ritl,Q't-tm. G. St-1-lt-y. ll. NVrip:ht, fl. llotlt. HOXY 2: ' ' ' ' ll l7t'lllll'lIl 'l' Nl'l'ttll-V l'UXY l' l l t tttl' lt. lfrztne-X. l.. Ilzty. lt. Blill--r, l. Blunt, 4. ..1 uh. t . .. .x. l. Xztttvltzt-4-. .l. lhurnt-. lt. l'lllij'liiIlIlli. .l. N-1-Ivy, Blri lllltllllilll. Junior Varsity Basketball The -l.Y. team. under Coach Rudman, romped through a thrilling season setting a new record in the -l.Y. basketball history of LHS. The Knights' record of twelve wins and two losses was accomplished by a team whose mein- bers were one of the Finest group of boys their coach has ever worked with. The team, consisting of nine sophomores and six freshmen, played a home and home series with Albion, Alexander, llatavia, Corin, Oalttield, Pavilion, and XYyoining1 we Sl1lTClAC'l our two losses against Oalqheld and XYyoming. Consid- erable credit shonld be given to Hob firaney and Gary Roth, the -l.Y. managers. . CK Xua- Jolm Thorne drives in for a lay-up 1 CQ: Gerr'y Slf 'It'LlI 'rt't'f'i1'0s tr pass as our J.l'.'s Irfqgl lt!! Clgftf jwtllfs .1 ROWEI: Mr. C2l1'S0l1, D, Rudgers. J. Culourie, D. Miller, D. Deelinun. ROXVZ: D. Imgrnnin, C. I-Irvnle, K. Kunego, T, Ynuelizee, D. J. Svekius, G. Seeley, L. FFIKIIK Pullyblalnk, ROXV 1: D. Scott, N. Alex, Junior Varsity Baseball The middle of March found the junior Varsity baseball team crowding the diamond, at- tempting to learn the rudiments and fundamen- tals ot the game so they could become future varsity material. The l959 team, coached by Mr. .lames Carson, a cadet teacher, had a mediocre season winning seven out of the thirteen games played. The highpoint of the season was in the Albion game. Although the boys lost by a single run, the experience and fun of playing this hard- fought, one hitter was tremendous. Also, games were played against Batavia, Notre Dame, Perrv, and other area teams. V , 'N The J. V.'s seem. to have pitclzfing stre-ngth, cwcviluble in these boys ll.2 All eyes are on Miller to see whether his catch will retire the batter A fa 'Jigs 'Q X 0:0 5 XA'3 ,TA F , S ' , 1 z 2 5 1 J- Y. CHliliIiLl'I.Xlll'IIiS. HOU' -I: Il. l'l'fk'I'S. IUHY ZZ: Il. l'ilf'I'Jlllli5l', XV. l1lIx'l'ou':4. ILUWZZ .I, liumsvy, Il. lirvyal, IUPW 1: 11. Ilzluir-ls. Cheerleaders .- , I fl V. CHEERLEADERS. ROXV3: L, Lzunhicll, S. 1'l:1t1-k, K. Ibusuu. ROXV 2: I. Rizzo, C. Purmelee. ROXV 1: D. Lzxllu-114lol11. 113 f N Rope ulimbing has become cm integral part of the appcwatzfs portion of gym. classes The Boys' Athletic Association, whose aim is to promo-te better sportsmanship, has all boys in grades nine through twelve as its members The principle duties of this organi- zation, whith are carried out primarily by the ofhcers, are to help check the expenditures and 1 Dowling hm: long been rl fclvorite sport of B.A.A. members -....,1.l.i ,,...T-fr -K W.- T, fs .i,. f-lla, E. The at B. A. A. l 1 Row 2: Mr. Longhini, J. Viloodruff. Mr. Jay Row 1: R. Bower, R. Pangrazio receipts of the Athletic Association. The ohicers of this organization, elected at the beginning of the year in gym classes, are: president, ,linnny Xlloodrufifg vice-presi- dent Robin Bower: secretary, Eddie Ianellog and treasurer, Ronnie Pangrazio. Mcmccging golf is one of the many vctr-ied activities of B.A.A. ..., ,....,,,... .....-.................. if 4' six The G. A. A. Row 2: Miss Lehrer, R. Call, Miss Dougan Row 1: B. L. Leone, L. Brodie, B. Bradbury The Girls, Athletic :Xssociation, whose aim is the participation of many, opportunity for all. is composed of all girls in grades nine through twelve. The athletic program oiiiers instruction. interclass competition. anrl sports days in soccer, basketball, volleyball, bowling. archery, tumbling. speed-way, softball. swim- In Iwotarrls and dads' shirts the seniors lerrc af the Little Olympics ming, and tennis. The olilieers of this organization, who were elected by the vote of all ii..'X..-X. mem- bers, are: president, Roxanne Call: vice-presi- flent, linrla llroclieg secretary, Bonnie Brad- hnryg anfl treasurer, lietty Lon Leone. Q' 'TW' - .1 W I ' fi'-f is A .y:E s ,Q-.' if fs, A .,!h:'2.mJ Q I! ii' -fflawihflxl. -if. 5--45. Ii., -Ib Ir-,GI 4. ,Q f Jeux ,K V! i xl. i, I. .t ,Nix inf: .t?2.yX1., 3 -4.16 1.,,j'.'zf5- z . ,.gjt. . e'i,,rf'sitf :Kei 3 4 .Q l if A V If 4 - fg'5ggLI'jYij f V , Aa: u ? 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A L , df...--if f' My- ' if 5 X , ' IL 3 ' A V drill I A ,ff , ' f ' .f??+. .3i.iY..-25' X , .Wi ,. .ww M ,J A , ,M 1... .., N On your mark, get set, go, and the Sopho- more girls are of If Trizcmplmnt ielcl lzfvelrez tcunzs msc for u .1 . 1 . post-season portrczzt 7 X ...AQ-4 MH, .. n .C.., f fw'Y.' ziipzfiixsffi-iilskbqg, illfllfllflgh' anllugw, jobs, mul flu' U'7 I'I'Lfffl .s'-c'rz'icf's Jzzay favkff us fm' frrmz L0 Hoy, UM lfazfflzfs will long 'I'!flIIILi'lI, in our mmn- 0I'il'S. Ilolziffie, 0 faiforifn Sfllllffllf lfcmg- rmf . . . The 'l'of1wzf: FGSlIi0'I1 Shop, fzvlufwc Hn- flrvss for Hu: TOIl'NfClFJ .DilZ'IZI'7' was Ifmrglzf . . . Pm'f'.9 I?n0f01'y,Az4r711'1'c we piclf- ed up H1080 shafrpliffle.9z1 cz7c fZa1t.9 . . . Slmlhyfs . . . Ki1zsIey's-all these repre- smzt our fozvuf and the ZJ'1lSf'1I,6R.S'l7?'CH who .ev r z'cfZ our 'needs and szapportecl our yearbook. , 117 ry I .1-NA f E N ' Y '-'. Q -1' ,..' .fi v SPONSORS The Business and Industries Listed on this Pages Contributed Ten Dollars or in Excess of Ten Dollars to the G-At-Kan AIVIERICAN LEGION Botts-Fiorito Post EUGENE ASHLEY Plumbing and Heating THE BANK OF LE ROY B 85 R MARKET COMNIUNITY DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY CROCKER'S G.L.F. SERVICE DUSING Rc HUNT, INC. EMPIRE STATE MOTOR EXPRESS GAZETTE-NEWS CO. GENESEE STONE PRODUCTS CORP. VV. YV. GRIFFITH OIL CO., INC HIRSCHMAN-POHLE CO., INC. JELL-O DIVISION of General Foods KEMP 85 LANE, INC. LAPP INSULATOR CO., INC. JOSEPH LAPP LUMBER CO. LE ROY BOTTLING CO. LE ROY DINETTE LE ROY ELM DAIRY, INC. LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE Le Roy Lodge 1132 LE ROY MACHINE CO., INC. LE ROY PIZZA SHOP LE ROY TEXACO SERVICE MERICA TRUCK SERVICE NORTH EAST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING O'GEEN'S PRESS PENNY'S PLUMBING and HEATING JOHN C. ROTH H. STEUBER 85 SON SUZANNE'S DINER ERNEST TOVVNSEND 81 SON Insurance TOVVNSEND OIL CORPORATION UNION STEEL CHEST CORP. UNITED STATES STEEL HONIES Sidney O'Shea, Dealer-Builder VANGUARD ABRASIVE CORP. VARDEN STUDIOS S. C. VVELLS 8 COMPANY WICKES LUMBER CO. PATRONS The Business and Industry Listed on these Pages Contributed in Excess ot Five Dollars BANK STREET BARBER SHOP BANK STREET SERVICE STATION BETTE SHOP VIC BLOOD'S NV. BLAISDELL BOYD PAUL A. BOYLAN, Attorney LOUIS P. BRADY, Jr., Attorney BRADY'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER BROADVV AY RESTAURANT H. LI. BROIVN INC. BROYVN'S VALLEY HOTEL P. J. BRUST 81 SON DUANE CALL, Excavating CALMES GARAGE CAMILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP CAROLAN DRESS SHOP CHARLES C. CASEY, M. D. CHESHIRE CHEESE TAVERN CONLON'S ESSO SERVICE COOPER COLLISION SERVICE CRNKOVICH SERVICE STATION C. IVAN CROMWELL Architect, A.I.A. RAY DELL BUICK lllluuilluullll ........4........... DERRICK INIONUMENT CO. DINNER BELL RESTAURANT ECONONIY DEPARTMENT STORE FRIENDLY TAVERN GENESEE HOTEL JOHN R. GRANEY, Attorney THE GROVE SERVICE STATION ANTHONY J. GUGINO, D.D.S. H. H. GUILE, D.V.S. LAWRENCE L. HALL, D.D.S. HEAMAN CLOTHING CO., INC. I-IEDDON'S NEWSROOM HOBBY HORSE SHOP HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER E. ERNEST HUTCHINSON Floor Coverings NORENE I-IOVEY BEAUTY SHOP IANITA MASON CONTRACTORS INTERSTATE LOAN CORP. JERRY'S RESTAURANT JONES CHEMICALS INC. EMIL KIMAID, M.D. KINSLEY REXALL DRUG STORE G. HENRY KNOLL, M.D. fig w A-V'gi,3 ,-4 N, , ., I -12356, 1 PATRONS The Business and Industry Listed on these Pages Contributed in Excess oi Five Dollars LE ROY AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE LE ROY DRUG STORE LE ROY DRY CLEANERS LE ROY GRILL LE ROY HARDWARE, INC. LE ROY HOME BAKERY LE ROY MOTORS LE ROY PENNYSAVER LE ROY RETAIL LIQUEUR STORE, INC. LE ROY THEATRE LONE GABLE RESTAURANT MAIN HARDVVARE MAIN RESTAURANT MALOY'S RESTAURANT MILLIMAN'S FOOD STORE MILLS MOTORS, INC. G. C. MURPHY CO. OAKES MOBILE STATION O'GEEN'S T. V. SERVICE THOMAS K. O'MEALIA, D.D.S. VVENDELL V. O'SHEA, Attorney PAOLONE'S GREENHOUSE PAT'S BOOTERY PAUL 85 WANSOR POWERS INSURANCE AGENCY RIDER'S HOTEL DON ROBLEE Plumbing 8: Heating RON'S SUNOCO SERVICE RUBINO,S GROCERY THE SCHMELZLE CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES SHELBY'S STELLA BROTHERS Collision Service STERLING DINER D. K. STOCKDAL-E, NLD. THOMAS 8: DVVYER TOUNTAS COFFEE SHOP TOWNE FASHION SHOP JOHN F. TROUSDELL Insurance VALLEY HOTEL PAUL QP. WELSH, BLD. 'WEST MAIN SUNOCO WISS HOTEL J. VVESLEY WOOD nf-'vw 'vw ,.,,. .. ,,, . ,..,,,,' -' w. ,l' 5 'S I -'W' ' ' . - ' ' W ' NLT . . , 4 . ym,!1',,A C ,Av .,,1 H ' s Q ffm N REL , 'fiffhnx-f ,L ifilzyfiw 4' , , W ,q5.Lf1,, ,Q - - 1-5 3g7'V 1355? Good-Bye Le Roy High School. Le Roy, New York June,l96O Dear Fellow Students: Throughout the l96O O-AT-KAN we have attempted to captureiiiwords and pictures a view of life at LeRoy High School. We have tried to include all those things you will want to remember - classes ani teachers . . . activities . . . sports . . . traiitioas - all those things which are LHS. Most of all we have strived to show our deep pride in our Alma MateI'and our appreciation for'all that has been done within her walls. The entire class wishes to express sincere ap-S preciation to each and every person who has helped the O-AT-KAN staff in any way, for without their generous assistance this yearbook would not have been possible. Special credit is extended Mr. Paul Stark- weather, who is the yearbook adviser, and Mrs. Marian Russell and the Photography Club who have been of tremendous assistance. Although it is we in our senior year who have produced this annual, this is your l96O O-AT-KAN. It is for you, it is about you. Look at its pictures, read its words, and remember the things it depicts, Five, ten, or even twenty years from now, wherever fortune has taken you, we hope that your l96O O-AT-KAN will revive fond memories of the happiest times of' your life. Keep it with you for it is a pictorial and written record of l959-60 at LeRoy High Sghoglt We sincerely hope that you will enjoy it and that its value will increase as the years go by, . 5 Sincerely Tne Class of 1960 n.......................4....4.. r 1- ,i A 'fi Q f , K . 1 A. gf-- u -' WIN
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