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

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Editor's Comments For the theme of the 1965 O-AT-KAN, We have chosen Over the Rainbow, for we feel that Dorothyls journey through Oz holds deep significance. Suddenly finding herself in the fascinating land of Oz, young Dorothy is overwhelmed with the exciting people and dazzling objects which surround her. But despite the fascination of the land which tries to make her forget her wish to go home, she travels relentlessly along the path of the yellow brick road in order to find the magic Emerald City where the wonderful wizard will grant her wish. However, she soon discovers that the wizard is incapable of this power, and all along, it is she who holds the power to grant her own wish. Our journey through high school is like Dorothy's trip along the yellow brick road. There are many things to do, but all along, we have a certain wish- a fixed goal -and we are waiting for a magical 'twizardt' to grant us this wish. Then one day, we realize that there is no wizard. If we are to achieve our goal, we must find the resources within ourselves. For what we become in life will result from our own efforts. There are many rainbows in our future, and we can cross them if we try. If we try. Karen Merica

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if f ' c -f Wliile traveling along the challenging road of high school, We, as seniors, have found that this journey is not always smooth, nor the path always certain. It is for this reason that We rely upon certain peo- ple for help and guidance along the way. VVe feel that there has been one teacher who has done an outstanding job in guiding us toward higher learn- ing and helping us understand the values of life. Mr. Borrelli became a mem- ber of the Le Roy High School faculty in January of 1962 and has shown unselish devotion to teaching and loyalty to the school. However, he has also gone far beyond the Call of Dutyv in his guidance and con- cern for the students of Le Roy High School. Many students have gone to him for help and advice, and he has always done his utmost to help them. Mr. Borrelli has shown himself to be a teacher of the highest cali- ber and a fine person as well. In dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Borrelli, We are making but a small payment on the great debt We owe this man. Therefore, with deep grati- tude and sincere appreciation, the Senior Class of 1965 proud-- ly dedicates this O-AT-KAN to the teacher who has done so much for us - Mr. Nicholas Borrelli. Dedication Nicholas Borrelli 5

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