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

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Science The Science Depmtmeiit of Le Roy High School consists of four well trained teach- ers. Uhernisliy and Biology are taught by M12 Klingensmith, hir. McVeigh teaches Physics 2l11LiUL'llU1'2li Science, and Mr. Cave teaches Urenerul Science to the junior high siudcnis. Mines Iifri gg'i'cin, ihe newest IIIGIII- her of the Science Ucpziiiineiif, teaches Nuiili Science mid Ninth iilmdc Generali 2-Science. Aflei' Siudyiiig' :ine ei! 'ihe Hlillly science couisera, one egziiiis Ll gigrezii and stimiilatiiig Ell'J1J1'PC'ii1iiCJ1l of his C1lVil'Cklll'1'1l,'1li. i What? Potassium Icadate? What is it?

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Art The Art Department oifers its students two basic courses: Basic and Advanced Art and Mechanical Drawing I and II. In the art courses Miss Harrold leads her students to a better understanding of the artistic design, color, and its uses. The mechanical drawing pupils learn to use drawing instruments and gain appreci- ation ot' mechanical drawing in the modern world. All students develop more full Y their talents and skills. Language l Art is language Pourqzcoi . . . Cuando . . . W 'WI e ' A 3 Z E l Ubi... - 5 The Language Department of Le Roy High School is a great asset to our curricu- lum. The three languages offered are French, Spanish, and Latin. Mr. Baxley the newest member of the Department, teaches French and Spanish. Mr. Smith also teaches several classes of Spanish, and Mr. Borrelli instructs Latin scholars about the glory that was Rome's. Languages have gained an even greater importance in the World today, for through language study. the S'Cl1d9l1tS learn to un- derstand the culture of others - an under- standing which is so vital to promotion of world peace. ,- .Wig

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'lfiwsm A -if-iifaf ssnslmityfuff., 2 54 ' :- ' .L ,s L 3-iL...a.. L -if 'ifiefiiigfi-wr: :iss f A up M -... Business Leclgers, debits, credits . . . To prepare for the iuture, many stri- dents take selected suogects from the busi- ness courses oirei-ed at he Roy. To guide and teach these suogects are three excellellt teachers: Miss U pcnneii, Mr. Chatterton and Mr. Smith. The courses cliered are Introduction to Business, Bus-ness Aizthnietic, Business Math, Boolrlceelriig' 1 and II, Shorthand, Business Law, business Typing, Personal Typing, and Ofnee -'rart.ee. These Varied business courses are indeed an asset to students' education. Don't look at the keys! Industrial Arts and Agriculture Many students who attend Le Roy High School choose to take agriculture and shop as elective subjects which can be put to further use after graduation. Mr. Basom, our agriculture teacher, demonstrates the new methods and equip- ment Which have modernized our agri- culture system. Mr. Mangefrida and Mr. Cosselman are the industrial arts teachers. In the shop they teach the students how to Work with special equipment and materials a.s they learn the fundamentals of the shop work and carpentry. W9 Om' fzltiwe fcw'fme1's x Safety first f