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

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Mn JOSEPH A. BIANGEFRIDA A happy smile and a pleasant per- sonality, along with a great devotion to his teaching profession, are just a few of the many line attributes of the person to whom this year's 0-AT-KAN is proudly dedicated. In addition to his classroom teach- ing, Mr. llangefrida has served as a sophomore class adviser and has helped to prepare us for the day when we became seniors. ltle has also served the community hy ren- dering his services during the sum- Modern Mechanics mer months to the recreation pro- gram for the youth of Le Roy- ,ln his classes of industrial arts he has helped many a young man achieve success in life after high school. Through this willingness to serve his students, the school, and the community, he has won the admir- ation of ns all. Thus, to you Mr. Joseph Mangefrida, because of your friendship, understanding, and de- votion, we the Class of 1966 proudly dedicate this O-AT-KAN. Dedication VVf1tclz your -fingers. '

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Editor's Comments As we, the Senior Class, approach the end of our high school days, we lind ourselves looking back into our past six years at Le Roy High bchool. We happily recall our successes. sadly remember our failures, and we see again the triendly faces of those who have helped us. Soon we will be stepping out of this life we have known for so long, and on litany an oc- casion have taken too much for granted, never really realizing that we are speeding toward adulthood and the days of our youth are num- bered. Vv'e are now, hopefully preparing for tliis most important step by planning for our future education and work. lt is our respons- ibility to contribute all that we have to socieiy and without this careful planning of our future we cannot achieve this goal. A great man who symbolizes all that we should strive to attain. lived his life to the fullest measure. Sir XX'in- ston Churchill contributed more to his society than any other person and for this reason we have chosen this man and his virtues as th.- underlying theme of the 1966 O-1-Yi'-KAN. Xtinston Churchill was not only a man of many trades, but he was a man of many strong principles. Patriotism. honesty and integrity. sound education and peace were the main tenets upon which he based his life. He fought for his country, wrote many historic speeches and novels. and strived for peace. We can and should learn from this man's principles. and by following his virtues we will be able to make our lives complete and worthwhile. In closing, I leave you with a quotation from an address delivered by Churchill, as l'rime Minister. to the House of Commons. on Slay 13, 1941-O: You ask, what is our aim? 1 can answer in one word: victory f Victory at all costs. Victory however long and hard the road may be . . . jicxxnz Mariiicus Editor- 1 n-Chief 1066 U-.'X'l'-li,-XX 1mm vm.. W. wi-'vf -1'- HA-e-1.1A,MM-. Mmm V Wm 1-mum iw-mmm: sf-11afewwA1mmgm.wwsusmn-vwmmumwwv-eww-w

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