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

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F acult Gary D. Wilcox Degrees: B.M., Eastman School of Music, Univers- ity of Rochester: M.S., Ithaca College: Advance study, University of Roch- ester. Teaches: Instrumental Music. Adviser: Majorettes, Color Guard. Director: Senior, Inter- mediate, Junior and Dance bands. Guidance Elizabeth J. Suttcll Degrees: B.S., D'Youville College, Cornell University. Adviser: Sophomore Class. Guidance Counselor. Music and Art NVilliam T. Lane Degrees: A.B.g M.A., Uni- versity of Vermont. Teaches: Music Theory, Junior High Music Appreciation. Director: Operetta, Girls Chorus, Oatkannaires. I wcmna go homo 13 Kathleen L. Harrold Dsgt'-ees: BS., S.U.C.E. Frsdoniag M.A., Columbia University. Teacher: Art, Mechanical Drawing Adviser: Ninth Grade. Testing Marion K. Russell Degrees: AB., University of Rochefterg M.S., Col- umbia Un-iversitvz Ad- vance study. SU.C.E. G'n-eseog S.U.N.Y. Albany. Teaches: English II 8: IV, History. Adviser: Photography Club, Handbook. Director: Test-ing, Special Education, Assemblies.

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Degree: .-XB.. Alfred University MRS. XvIRGINIA RUDGERS Mies. GRACE MCBURNEH' Principal Mr. Paul D. Starkweather D-ear Members of the Class of 1966: The Years have rapidly go11e by and now itts time to graduate from Le Hoy High School. Graduation is a time of sadness for it represents the end of a high school career full of many fond memories. Yet it is a time of satisfaction for it truly indicates that you have successfully completed your studies. Graduation, besides representing 'tsadnessn and ttsatisfaction , offers you a challenge in that it officially marks your iirst step into the adult world. As you enter the adult world, I wish you would take a moment to stop and think of where you have been and where you are go- ing. Be proud that you a1'e a11 American and be thankful for all that lie Roy High School has done for you. Don't be afraid to admit that your new world is not all that it should bc, but be just as determined to make it a bet- ter world in which to live. Good-bye, good luck. and God Bless You. PAUL D. ST.-XIIKNVEATHEIK Pl'1'1IC'flJUI Now a familiar face in the main office, Mrs. Rudgers works as secretary to Mr. Starkweather. Dealing with the numerous and complicated matte1's of the school, she keeps the office in excellent running order. Mrs. McBurney, for the past three years, has served on the 2ldII1l11lSlQ1'Elll0l1,S secre- tarial staff and has kept the attendance records for the school- She can be seen in the cafeteria everyday before classes, writ- ing admittance passes.

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George VV. Bilicic Kevin T. Cahill Degrees: B.S., Lockhaven De9'ee3 A-B-y Umvefslty state College: M.A., In 0fT01'0111f0- I. English, Penn State Uni- Teafhesi Enghsh IL IH' versity. Adviser: Senior Class. Teaches: English III, IV. Chalrman- Enghsh Dept- Ad-viser: Drama Club, Ameri-can Legion Oratori- cal Contest. Coach: Cross Country. English Robert F. Sullivan Degree: B.S., S.U.C.E. Brockport. Teaches: English. Coach: Junior Varsity Football. Elizabeth B. Hoffmann Degrees: A.B.g M.A., Middlebury College. Teaches: English II, IV. Adviser: Junior Class, Senior Play. Irma DeVo'e Degrees: B.S., Syracuse Universlityg M.A., U-ni- versity of Buifalo. Teaches: Seventh and Eighth Grade English. Adviser: Seventh Grad-e, Hartwood Chapter. Janet G- Moore Degree: A.B., Roberts Wesleyan. Teaches: English. 14 Our group had 507: fewer cavities