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

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' 1 , i T m A ., fQ,x,f9ll5zl12:11113.-iw 'fam ' 1 1 1 ' 5.-f ' ' ' ': I-N' Maihernenee in 1 . 1- lim i wi' A raid' Q rv' in Deparimeni he W, fr 45'-jf Wap, -A 51445 e 356 g'3?e?4' 1 Chairman James Perrone - Allred, Adv. Shady U. of Mich.. U. ol R. Mafh 9, lO, ll. Evelyn Forlmiller - Albany, Columbia. U. ol III. Melh 9, I l. Advises: Nalional Honor Sociefy. Carolyn Mangefrida S.U.N.Y. Geneseo, Malh B, 9. Advises: AFS Club. Cube rools, ralios, addilion, deci- rnals: lhese were only a few of Jrhe ferrns lacing malh sludenls during l97l-72. Junior high sludenls were in- lrocluced lo The basic concepls ol: high school malh courses. lvlalh I2 was again laugh? as an eleclive for college orienled Seniors, which in- cluded analylic geomelry, basic cal- culus, and advanced algebra. lnleresled sludenls in grades IO, ll, and l2, upon complelion of aller- school classes, were eligible 'ro parlic- ipale in 'rhe 23rd annual lvlalhemali- cal Conlesl. - Donald McGurrin - Albany. 7, M.S. S.U.C. Brockport. Math w 22 . . . ........ . I fhinlc l goofedln Margarof Murphy - 7. 8, 12. Advises: 7+h Grade, High Mofh. ME-A va ,iff Bufla lo, Grad. Sludy Canisius College, S.U.C,E. Buffalo.Jr You go? me ihal +imel 7341541 'i ' Airlift'

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wiififskl ' if . 15. ' .A ,ai- 3 ' ' l 7 QC? ..:.1gf. Y, , gg . 14 . 1 1-.1, 1 s '55 .L J -i. -:il 395: s ., si' K 4 ' i 1 as ' r 'Cn-an Back when I was President . . New books of selective readings were offered to social studies sfudenfs, This year. as an acldi- fional approach fo their studies. These books. adiusfed fo the different academic levels. pres- enfed the many phases of the social studies cur- riculum. ln fhe polifical science area, field frips, guest speakers, and video-Tapes. such as the Kenne- dy-Nixon Debate, were ihferesfing addifions fo the program. Sfudenfs were also forfunate fo view Mrs. Kathleen Sar+ini's personal slides of lfaly. thai' represented each period in European history. Model Congress and Model U.N. were again offered as exfra-curricular acfivifies for in- terested students. The use of fape casseffes heightened iunior high students' classroom discussions, while libra- ry research and book reports augmented fheir studies. WDILD l do noi' walk like a penguin! 1 , MMM, 44' -W e. 9' QE 3 wi. Chairman lair . 'ff-5 'W' s .- '.'-'Qi' QM. ' UM, gc. , . Robert DeVito - State U. College at Butlalo Adv. Studies St, Johns U. M.S. State U. at Brockport, Buitalo. Soc. St. Am. Hist. II. Advises: Photo Club Senior Class Model Congress. Social Studies Department sh 'g K - V 'T I. . , , i ' ' , l . 1 fs 7 . 'T ia , av U 'L t2.5ilgL,rs , X , 'UfQ51i 139. , .3 5yQ?if M' -iff-'Q ' '-5 I i - -. 'ng- ' r :git . ,mosi ' 'wiiiifilziffi 'L '. .lflhijil i 1 . f . 1 ' t o wiv A ' 'V Iii,- Donald Gepfert - Russell Sage Adv. Study Brockport. Soc. St. 7. 8. 9. Advises: Soph. Class. Thomas Plyter - B.S. S.U.N.Y. Cortland Perma- nent Cert. S.U.N,Y. Brockport. Comp. Gov t. I2 Sociology IZ, World History IO. Lawrence Reed - S.U.N,Y. Buffalo Adv. Study S.U.N.Y. Brockport. Jr. High Soc. Studies. Advises: Freshman Class. Coaches: J.V, Foot- ball. J.V. Basketball. Kathleen Sarfini - D'You- ville College. Adv. Study S.U.C. Brockport. Soc. Studies IO. Roy Sfehle - Penn. St., Adv. Study Penn. St. Am. Hist. 8, l2. Advises: Model UN. Stu- dent Couricil. Coaches: Golf. David Talbot - Mich. State U.. Adv. Study Brockport. Grad. Work at State U. of Oswego and Brockport, Soc. St, 9. iX'3-11 I rg ' ff-fu , 4 s rr l t 0 . ,if 21

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Finally. some peace and quief. The innovafion of new lechniques, male- rials, and courses in The Science Deparl- mem' creaied new inleresf for many slu- denis lhis year. Afler an absence of fwo years a lab- orienfed class of general physics was ol:- fered. lnsiruclion in 'rhe use of a slide rule enlered fhe curriculum as an aflerschool class and was designed fo help sfudenls in bofh science and malhemalics. The biology labs were bio-chemically orienled, 'lhus giv- ing sfudenls more of a chance To observe living maller. New equipmenl was added Chairman ,ai ' sd' lo The deparfmenl 'ro assisl 'rhe sludeni' in making scienfific concepls easier To under- sland. V517 L il? f' Wi f' UG. L' ' l .iii Roberf Ball - S.U.C. al' Ge- neseo: Gen. Sci. 7. 8. 9: Earlh Sci.: Advises: Science Club. Diana Giacumo - B.S.. S.U.C. ef Broclzporl: M.S.. 5.U.C. af Buffalo: Bio. IO. Advises: Sr. High Sci. Club. fr, -Ak,V- 8 Nh JM ,. ?,:..', . Jon Gerlach - McNeese Slate Coll.: Adv. Sludy McNeese Slale Coll.: Gen, Chem., Reg. Chem.. Science Deparimenl .. ' .I .5 A 1 .. 5 4 1 Would you mind repealing fhal7 Gen. Physics. Reg. Physics: Advises: Science Club. George Gurranf - Orange Counfy Comm. Coll.: B.S.. Broclrporl. Sci. 7, 8: l-leallh 9. Advises: Bfh Grade Asst. Ftbl. Coach. F' .xr Al. Ll 1 - 2, ti' F f , ' , l John Klinqensmilh - A.B Wash. and Jefferson: Grad Sfudy, U. of R.: Gen. Sci. 8 9. Advises: Sr. Class O-AT- KAN. 'l 1 I ll