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

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T X ,'- A - - . -. Q 'T' i ' l 4 Q4 S Q l - A iffvf' Ll i was ' - Q. . 0 pg , , 'X X .: 1 Y ff 5? . ffl, il. i iifhil :las I l ' ' V- A - 5 i I - ff '- ne . .QA I --il -IOSBPT' Mangeffldi - OS' Craig Rofhmeyer - Erie wego: S.U.C.E. Buffalo. Science B. Shop 7 and 8 General Woodworking I. Counly Tech. Inst. Srafe U. Coll. of Buffalo. lnd. Arts. Tech. Drawing. Advises: Audio,Visual Club. Freshman Class. Indush-ial Aris The Experf Touch. Various new progecTs, ideas. and courses were inTroduced To The lndus- Trial ArTs DeparTmenT This year. The consTrucTion andfor repair oT such iTems as mini-bikes, go-carTs, hover craTTs and a small garden TracTor Took place in The shop classes. For The TirsT Time aT LHS an archiTecTural drawing class was oTTered. in which sTudenTs learned basic Techniques by drawing building plans and consTrucTing scale models Trom Them. Technical drawing, exTended inTo a Two-year course Tor grades IO, ll, and IZ, provided needed preparaTion Tor Those sTu- denTs considering The proTession oT engineering. You'll learn Tom . . . someday! Grace Laanen - Buffalo: Adv. Sfudy Brockport Horne EC. 7. 8. Il. IZ. X A ' i l Pins and needles, ingredienTs and mea- suremenTs, spiced wiTh guidance in geT- Ting along wiTh oThers: These componenTs made up This year's Home Economics De- parTmenT. The basics oT cooking and sewing were emphasized in iunior high classes. Junior girls explored The various Types oT TexTiles Through acTual experience in sewing. Home Economics I2 consisTed oT discussions on mariTal and Tamily relaTions. ,ic Home Economics 0 523' Y' 1 .fLA',l Q 4 Y -rfb ,g MarTha learns The basics oT design. 27

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cfm' '-'WY Miss Sficlrs. VH va, I I s Physical Educaiion xl 5 -' ' THU: A Q' ' , fm -'W fe ' Q2 -53. V . Raymond Jay - Brockport llhaca Collg Phys. Ed. 9-IZ: Health IO, Advises: Varsiry Club, Intramurals. Coaches: Varsity Baseball, fl 1, Tr.. ANN -1 . 'ff ,F A grand slam? in 1 ,asssaif-bu fs.. M8605 gn X55 x, wir-34515 UQ-L w Q Wil' Jeff' w- '01, X 4' fm- sig ,M- H v .r f i5 iJD!v-is hwfcdinfqnt fl! I' J Efflxu Theresa Schneible - Ithaca Coll.: Adv. Study. Ifhaca Coll,: Jr. and Sr. High Phys. Ed. Advises: Inferscholaslic Girls Soccer. Baslzefball, Vol- leyball: lnframural Bowling. A . 1. -v 1 N X r I ,mu . TP' ff rr 5 Unresfricfed warfare? Team sporls played 6 major role in +he Pl1Ysical Educafion Deparfmenl lhis year. Foolball was played for 'rhe 'firsl fime in lhe girls' classes while soccer and 'rouch ioofball headlined lhe boys' classes lasl' fall. Basker- ball, gymnasfics, soflball and olher Team aclivifies filled 'rhe remainder of 'rhe year. A new Swedish vaulfing box and a suspended frampoline bell were valuable addilions fo all classes. A recenl innovalion in The girls program was fhe infro- duclion of inlerscholasfic compelifion among area schools in soccer, baskelball, and volleyball. Chairman 5 Donald Saniini - Broclrporf, Corf- Iancl: Dir. Heallh and Physical Ed. Jr.-Sr. High Phys. Ed. Vice-Principal: Dir, ol Athletics. Advises: Senior Class. Coaches: Varsity Foofball. Track.

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ArT Deparimeni CreaTiviTy and imaginaTion sparlced en- Thusiasm in This year's arT classes, ln an aT- TempT To emphasize individual ingenuiTy, sTudenTs underTook proiecTs ranging Trom weaving To pop arT sculpTures. A spring arT TesTival produced by The de- parTmenT, inTroduced sTudenTs To The many phases oT arT. , -gpg -. a ' ci , fl i Paula Hermance - B.S. Ari - - Nazarefh College of Roch. 'K , Aff 7- I 2, 'S- '34 Z I. l A 1' Q H1 eff 'B , , 4 I if - Q . iw ' BeeThoven, my favoriTe composer! William Clifford - Eastman School of Music. Direcforz Marching Band. Concert .11 T . em. . Universify College al , - Pofsdam. Music 7. 8. Direc- , 5' L5 Tor: Jr, High Chorus. Sr. High Chorus. Oalkanaires. 5 -fi Advises: Musical. - ma: 5' , .7 c 6. ill? ' W' 1 Susan Davis - B.S. Shale dp 1 gf: A ' Q f 1, 28 A lesson in arT. Music Deparimeni EWG ii ii fi I I i I 1:4 i i: . r, l ' - - 5 it h Ag, . An acTive and varied year was experi- enced by The Music DeparTmenT. OaTlcanaires, Girls Chorus, and The Jun- ior High Chorus composed The vocal divi- sion of The deparTmenT and presenTed Their annual ChrisTmas and Spring concerTs To The public. i BoTh The Junior and Senior High Bands perTormed Tor The sTudenT body as well as The public. An awards meriT sysTem was re- insTiTuTed in which sTudenTs received poinTs Tor music orienTed acTiviTies. The highlighT of The year was The presen- TaTion oT The annual musical sTage produc- Tion in which The enTire deparTmenT parTici- paTed. -afw' . Wir- ' f yr' ' '1 ' 'fl A penny for your Thoughfs. Mr. Clifford. ..