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

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Hzsfmy 111 the n111k1'11g VPN ...J- , 1. ,11 v History Let all 01' IIS who are here ref II10H111Ul' 111111 we are 011 1l1e stage of history . . . 0111' 1'o1111111'1 is liahle to he SC'1'll111l1Z0l1 1101 only by history 11111 115' 0111'l1CSC0111121111S.H l'12l1'V21I'C1 1913 V1l1lL'1'l'f01'1', 11111 ultimate aim ol' liislory is 10 11121011 students those elements mos1 sigiiifieant 111 lJ1'OC1ll1'- ing' our present so1'i'e1y. History, the l'0C'01'11 of man's existence, e011- tains many parallels. 11 provides a 132lC1iQ'1'01l1l11 for lI1111Ol'S12l11f1ll1g1,' mz111's f2l1ll11'0S2ll111SIIUCOSSOS 111 past g'O1lU1'2l11OllS. Thflfs the whole jI01'7If .' To bl on not to be Engllsh lniahsh is 1he 1010 01 111 0111 LOII1I11l11l1Ld1l01l 1'111l11f1111 11 we 11 011111 not 111 1111le to expiess Olll 111e1s 111 11 w 11tten Ol spol11n 111111111111 '10 l11N11l 1- 1 1111x111111111 11 111111111111 01 0111 11dt1X0 l11n1g11111ge, lun, lsh, 11s 11 eourse, was reqiiired tl11'OHi1'llOl11 11111 11111- i1.1' anfl senior 1111111 schools. Along' with 1111 1111s11 CM.lllC'1J4'S OI 14 11..,'ll'S1l CCIIIIO tl1e 11pp1e11i11tion 0 ?1'1f11Ell z111f Briisli i1er11t111e, gained 111 '11 ill 111'A1:1ta1io11 01 many great worl's. In order to 1111 '11 the picture more complete, Advanced I'l111le- 1:10111 14111211311 was offered to t11ose seniors w110 possessed the ability and desire to broaden their iinderstaiidliig of English. My son can do this!

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QGFUDEMIIICS 1 ! -f1'111,s' IS YOUR VICTQRYH

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Car 54 where are you? Science During recent years, scientitic experi- ments and discoveries have placed science in a unique position. A Held of endless complexity and unlimited size, science has served as the keystone to our modern atomic age. From the splitting ot' the atom to the earth's rotation, science has continually created and expanded new ideas. It has concerned itself with the living, touching upon every aspect of life- The courses availahle to a student at Le Hoy were many and varied, yet each one provided him with a fresh outlook on the world ahout him. U'ho shot that paper wud! Mathematics with lirnt related to study and comprehension of mathematical skills. he ac- quires a mind for precision, accuracy and inde- pendent thought. The junior high student was presented with the necessary foundations of general mathe- matics. As he progressed the iield, he hecaine more specialized as lfllementary Algebra, Plane Geometry and Math ll were added to his cur- riculum. Math 12, the most advanced course, was of great help to the student who planned to enter college. By taking' this course, he leat'ned to think clearly and reason logically, thus heine capahle of furthering' his academic. pursuits. Mathematics provides a student concepts a11d systematic principles our modern society. Through the Calm you it adrcnulsf You don't really mean that . . .