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

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1 7t3i4S2WlfS:7:iKLsL45:E 'liili E5 I. ,i 'A ez M usreui A errrfiries Muuy emu' Vurieu' William Clifford-Easfman School of Music. Direcfor of lnsfrumenfal Music- Marching Band. Concerf Band. Rolaerf Eafon-Harlwiclt College. Gen. Music 7, 8, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Girls Chorus, Oafkanaires, Musical. New M eeiiu Ann Rofhmeyer-Sfafe U. College af Buffalo. Lzizvuuu 'rr , , ., , i r...,u . j , ',,,.,, 1 . , , . 4.4, , ,,'Z 319' ' This year fhe Music Deparfmenf was under The direcfion of 5 new choral feacher, Mr. Roberf Eafon, and a new insfrumenfal feacher, Mr. William Clifford. An expanded music curriculum was offered including a new mixed choir for inferesfed sevenfh and eighfh graders. A variefy of insfrumenfal groups, such as: a symphonic band, a iunior band, a brass ensemble, a clarinef choir, and a clance band were creafed for iunior and senior high sfu. denfs. ..... e 15 nf? 1 , jg Ti ff ,ff , 1 rf.-f--,f 7 5, 9 7127 I A , if ' ., ' . .Q X! 1- V 2 ,. 9 ii T' ' 'i:,:. 12. .Y .Nt ., .Y I The chorus line. Srirrzulufef Creuiiue Arr Curriculum vga ETA'-it f SIE-.. 4, fl ws , Mrs. Craig Rofhmeyer, fhe new arf feacher 'rhis year, infro- duced a curriculum designed fo make arf mchexappealing +0 sfudenfs. Through a variefy of media, color and designui broughf ouf in Two-dimensional drawings and painfings. Mefals and woods were used fo sfimulafe imaginafive fhree-dimensional work, including sculpfuring and free design. These proiecfs helped each sfudenf develop his individual sfyle and fechnique. Hi-eeyah ! .5--. . 7 ,--- ---AX s

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Joseph Mangefrida-Ov wegog SUCE Buffalo. Shop 7. 8. i, 2. Craig Rofhmeyer-Sfafe U. C. of Buffalo. ind. Arfs, Mech. Drawing. Grace Leanen--Buffalo: Adv. Sfudy. Broclzporf. Home EC. 7, B. IO. ll. IZ. Ind. Am-jr.!S1f. High Workshop A realizafion of design, consfrucfion and worlcmanship was de- veloped in sfudenfs faking lndusfrial Arfs. An appreciafion of hand- made obiecfs, and a sense of responsibilify was gained by iunior high boys fhrough fhe use of woods and mefals. Those boys who wished fo confinue wifh indusfrial arfs could fake advanced courses in fhe senior high, in which fhey learn fhe skills of carpenfry and fhe consfrucfion and operafion of machinery. ,1I'i+?-Q2 'Q' -if 5.1. ff.-51 i i - 3 . X lb' .F Ak i'- X , ii. I-. fbcil Use nails. boys. noi chewing gum! Home Ee-Study of Domeyiic Am The Home Economics Deparfmenf offered girls fhe opporlunify fo sfudy fhe dornesfic arfs of cooking, sewing, and home life. Junior high girls sfudied a general course combining bofh cooking and sewing, while senior high girls received specialized insfrucfion in bofh of fhese arfs, achieving efficiency fhrough repeafed pracfices. Home life was a special course offered only fo seniors. . .. . s L ll u .1 -f,---f--f-fu-gp l 1 I QQIHA. ,1 7 L-Ml V 'il' will This is a can. I hope if fifs. l 1 27 .

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Thomas Simon-Nolre Dame: Adv, Sfudy. lfhaca College. Driver Ed. Coaches: Bowling. Dr. Ed. Adds New Wl9eel5 A New York Siafe law eiieclive lasl year requires sfudenls 'lo fake a 3-hour course in Driver Educafion in order To oblrain Their licenses. This year, To give more sludenls +he opporlunily io parlicipaie in The program, 'rwo new l970 cars were purchased by The Depar+- men'r. These addilions allowed sludenls lo gain more experience in driving, which is a vilal parl' of The course. Class room inslruclion combined wilh on The road 'training under all possible driving condilions proved effeclive in leaching sludenis safe, defensive driving. Reading Specialisl. Redding - jr. High Cozme The abilily To read is The mosf imporlanf 'l'O0l 'for learning. lnslruclion 'lo correcf reading problems was given 'ro sludenfs in grades 7, 8, and 9. Wiih small classes, Mr. Norzyk was able To give sludenls necessary individual a+- fenlion. fi Eg? L S 29 Thomas Nonylr-Broclcporh