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

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'-f-.....,. 1-wf-f- -GT ,.,,,..... .- ...Q ,,-.,,.,, Industrial Arts Every iunior high boy had lhe opporlunily lo gain experience in woodworking, under lhe guidance of Mr. Joseph lvlangefrida. Shelves, shoe racks, and baseball ba'l's were among lhe lruils of 'rheir labors. Those inleresled could conlinue in senior high wilh one-semesler courses in Woodworking I and ll, in which larger and more dillicull' proiecls were al lempled. A preparalory course for engineering, ma- chine shop workers, and prospeclive arlisls was availa' ble in 'rhe 'rechnical drawing class 'raughl by Mr. Craig Rolhmeyer. The senior high melal shop, also laughl by Mr. Rolhmeyer, endeavored lo assemble engines, re- build a lraclor and conslrucl' lheir own snowmobiles. ,,..,.....- .A-,, .,.- Q. A wx fa Q l b, 'K I r N X J i I, ,fl ig Joseph Mangelridn - Oswego: SUCE Buffalo. Shop 7, 8. l, ll. Craig Rolhmeyer - Erie Counfy Tech. lnsl. Slale U. Coll. of Buffalo. Ind. Arfs, Tech. Drawing. Advises: Audio-Visual Club. .ln . Are we making cake or pies? l'll make carpenlers oul of you yet Home fcarzwuics For lhe firsl lime The iunior high was required lo lake home economics for one full semesler, inviling lhe addilion of new malerial 'ro The course. As well as lhe slandard uni'l on foods, sevenlh graders also slud- ied babysilling, home nursing, and 'family communily life, where ins'rruc'l'ion was coupled wilh praclical ex- perience. The eighlh grade and senior high courses re- mained basically unchanged and equally enriching. Grace Leanen - Buffalo: Adv. Slucly ,Brockporlh Home EC. 7, 8, l0, ll, l2. v , , X. ., , .,.. ,.,,,,,,.K,5,,.,,N.,,,,.. , , ' i .mu ff-1 'MX V. 2, '-lrao 7S: ' 3 lizard eggs. baf wing . . . 'I i

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iffllysirwi gdumfivu Department The well-equipped and eiiicienily siafied Physical Educa- iion Deparimeni greaily beneiiiied The siudenis ai Le Roy High School. This year iwo new insiruciors, Mrs. Theresa Schneible and Mr. George Gurrani, ioined Coaches Raymond Jay and Donald Saniini in an ailrempi io develop The siudenfs physical Tiiness. The boys vigorously covered all ihe aspecis of physical educaiion in 'rheir classes. The curriculum ranged from wresiling io The high bar. Mrs. Schneible's classes pariicipaied in such new aciiviiies as modern dancing and Tooiball. Girls' Baslceiball became a popular spori, wiih various all girl Teams coniesiing area schools. ...di . M M f . .. . I: 4' . . .j. wr. 'E ,W 'i7f'lf i .,v A , .J f ffl' , ff , ,V f'T 4-5-Ml ,,,.,.,, L A ,'.,'. ml Three kicks and you're ouil I i A fl: 3 ,I V I 9 'A CQQLND 5 I ,I V A ' . ' L., Q9 ifififi., 'mul 26 Donald Saniini - Brockport Corflandi Dir. Healih and Physical Ed.: Brockport Jr.-Sr. High Phys. Ed.: Vice Principal: Dir. of Afhlef- ics. Advises: Senior Class. Coaches: Varsiiy Foofball, Track. Theresa Schneible - Hhace Coll.: Adv. Siudy, lihaca Coll.: Jr. and Sr. High Phys. Ed. Advises: Cheerleaders, lniramurals. Raymond Jay - Brockport lfhaca Coll.: Phys. Ed. 9-I2: HeaI+h IO. Advises: Varsity Club, lnframurals. Coaches: Varsify Baseball. rn huff and rn puff. . T7 ff'iff?x ...E

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,flrt Department Ann Rofhmeyer - STaTe ,T U. College aT Buffalo. 3 The use of a varieTy oT media aroused The imagina- Tion and creaTiviTy oT Mrs. Craig RoThmeyer's ar'l' sTu- denTs. PainTings, chalk drawings, sculpTures. and woodbloclc prinTs were The resulT in The basic and ad- vanced arT courses. ProducTion of The scenery and sTage props, Tor The musical and Senior Play, by The arT classes gave The sTudenTs experience in painTing on I have To learn To draw a weight line. a large scale. Also, as an added incenTive, prospecTive arTisTs enTered Their MasTerpieces inTo local and na- Tionwide compeTiTions. ,Musie Department The Music DeparTmenT played a more acTive role in school affairs This school year. AT The second home Toofball game, The high school choruses and The marching band combined Their TalenTs inTo a paTrioTic halT-Time program. Then, Trom The-muddy Tields To The audiTorium s-Tage, The band and Jr. and Sr. High choruses presenTed Their an- nual ChrisTmas and Spring ConcerTs. Individual voice lessons were iniTiaTed To improve Tone qualiTy and voice range. Those sTudenTs who parTici- paTed in The Solo FesTival and The Senior High All-CounTy Music FesTival beneTiTTed Trom The individual aHenTion which These lessons provided. William Clif- ' ford - EasT- man School oT Music. Direc- Tor: Marching Band. ConcerT Band. Roberl' Eafon - Hartwick College. Gen. Music 7, 8. Di- recTor: Jr, High Chorus, Sr. High Girls' Chorus. OaTlca- naires, Musical. ForTissimo! A