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

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The world is NOT flu: History History is a required subject for Le Roy High School students during all four years of high school a11d both years of junior high school. Tlirough history they learn about thc past and the present and try to speculate about the future. The teaching stali' is composed ol' live excellent icacliergz. i-iinerieaii liistory I and ll are taugli, A. :3 olde and Mr. Tag- gart. Qxir. Aiaddox, Mr. lslaclzenberry, and Mrs. iValdron teach World 'llistory and Social Studies to the sffveititli, eighth, ninth and tenth grades. .quam Do we HAVE to know ALL those dates? Home Economics Home Economics is available for high school and junior high school girls desir- ing to learn the lcas-c essentials of manag- ing a home and caring for thc needs of a family. ln order to meet the arising prob- lems of the future, this course is designed to teach self-reliance as well as housekeep- ing. Miss Harrcid primarily teaches home economics to the junior high girls, while Mrs. Leanen teaches sewing, cooking and family life to the girls in grades nine through twelve. 7.11.'+ 1 ' ' ' .e rvu' La- L. What do we do now?

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,M I lmzow -my answe'rs Mathematics The Mathematics Department at Le Roy High School oiters a Wide curriculum of courses. Under the outstanding instruc- tion of Miss Fortmiller, Mr. Pcrronre, and Mr. Fenton, the following courses are tauglitz Algebra, General Math, .l,,l211lC Geonretry, lllath ll, and Math 12. Laying the basic foundation are Algebra and Plane Geometry. Included in Math 11 and Math 12 are such subjects as trigo- nometry, intermediate algebra, advanced algebra, and solid geometry. These ad- vanced courses give students insight into the world of mathematics. Do you know yours? Probably not! Driver Education Driver Education is an important part of curriculum, for it teaches students the responsibility and courtesy every driver must know. This course consists of two parts: class room instruction and behind the Wheel training in a dual control car. Capably taught by Mr. Basom and Mr. Cosselman, students are helped to broaden the scope of their education at Le Roy High School. How do you 25 start it?