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

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H Exjmmieci' . QEZWCZJZZZI Offered Even my wife would know The answer! James Perrone-Alfred: Adv. STudy, U. of Mich, U. of R. Gen. MaTh., Mafh 9, IO. l vZ55l7?4f?5zif!l5if'fc .-,. if dll 1- il ' 4 f'4 4:7fv .w.42zxA--1 ' !AcfMf-W' fy i,.jr,.,' ,,,, Evelyn For-Tmiller-Albany, 1 .K 'Q Columbia, U. of Ill. MaTh 9, T 'Qi ll. Advises: Nafional Honor ' 4, SocieTy. The MaThemaTics DeparTmenT offered a new college prepara- Tory course, The ElemenTs of Calculus, To inTeresTed seniors This year. The emphasis of The course was on analyTic geomefry, wiTh concenTraTion on derivaTions of algebraic funcTions during The laTTer parT of The year. ln The junior and senior high classes. The basic concepTs presenTed in General lv1aThemaTics, Algebra, and GeomeTry provided The ToundaTions Tor The more advanced courses of TrigonomeTry and Marh I2. Proof: Sfafemenfs, Reasons ir' Vs- 22 -..H Carolyn Mangefrida-G e n- eseo. MaTh 8, Gen. MaTh 9. X l 1 l Donald McGurrin-A l b a n y. MaTh 7, 8. 9. I2. Advises: Sfh grade. Coaches J.V. bas- l:eTball. Margarei Murphy-B u ffa lo: Grad. STudy, Canisius Col- lege. SUCE Buffalo. Jr. High MaTh. Aclvises: 8Th grade. F.T.A. T 'HH-,A MQ, V T L l E P E C

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P' 1 :qv RoberT DeViTo-STaTe U. College ai Buffalo, Adv. STudies ST. John's U.. Brockport Buffalo. Am. I-Iisiory II. W. I-Iisfory IO. Advises: Phorography Club, Model Congress. Syracuse Cifizenship Ed. Conference. Ronald Gepferli-Russell Sage College. Am. I-Iis. 8. His. 9. Lawrence Reed-U. of B.. Adv. Sfudy. BrocI:por'I'. Jr. High Soc. Siudies. Advises: 71h grade and J.V. Foorball. Oiars Smiis-Kalamazoo Col- lege. Wesfern Mich. U. Adv. Gov? I2. Adv. Economics I2. Soc. Siudies I2. Roy Sfehle-Penn. ST. Adv. STudy Penn. ST. Am. His. 8 and II, W. His. Advises: Model U.N.. golf. David Talbof-Mich. STa're U., Adv. Siudy Brockpor-T. Soc. STudies 9. , Charles WoeIIer-R o b e r T s Wesleyan, Brockport W, His. IO. History Curriculum Moaieruizeu' SuppIemenTary r e a d i n g o n foreign and domesTic cuITures up- daTed The curriculum of The His- Tory DeparTmenT in I97O. In So- cial 5Tudies 9, World I-IisTory IO, American HIsTory Il, and Ec- onomics and GovernmenT I2, The concepTs oT The pasT were applied To The problems oT The presenT. In This way, currenT evenTs became a maior area of sTudy in all courses. 1' Q-J 3 1-new I wonder how he'd look wiTI-I a mousfache. AZN How many don'I' Icnow The answer? W in i

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Science Curriculum Upciurccl J o h n Klingensmiih- Wash. and Jefferson: Grad. Siudy, U. of R Med., Wes? Reserve U Gen. Sci. 9, Biology lO Chem. ll. Advises: Jr Nalional Honor Sociefy, 5' Sr. Class. O-AT-KAN. ,A - l l Robsri Clark-Cornell U. Gen. Sci. 7. 8, 9: Earfh Sci. 1- ' John Gerlach-McNeese Sfafe Coll.: Adv. Sludy, McNeese Slaie Coll. Regenfs Physics, Gen. Sci. Advises: Color Guard. l ii' Thai is nor n lhrealq fhal' is a solemn vow! ll .. F Wilh conslanl Technological advancemenls and discoveries ' in our modern day world, The srudy of science has become , increasingly imporlanl on The secondary school level. This year. 2l'El '5d8T'Z'ldE?l'70 Sf- U- lhe Science Deparlmerrl, seeking 'lo updare lhe curriculum, l vis.-A325-CiigJQYJrl0.High offered general physics in addilion +o general science. ear'rh ly Sd. dub' Chess dub: science, biology, chemislry, and regenfs physics. ln lhe lenlh, l elevenlh, and lwelflh grades, inslrucfion was presen+e'd by +he l use of lhe large group ins+ruc+ion, supplemenled by +he ' lulorials. Exlended laboralory periods provided an addilional ' source of learning 'rhrough experimenlalion and observa+ion. 5 ' 1 ' --' a r I 'E ,Jill 1 ,415 i 1,1 lf. ' 541 ii Charge! l :zz sz: xx 23 1 r l