Livingston Manor Central School - Manorisms Yearbook (Livingston Manor, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1954 volume:

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THE STAFF DEDICATIGN We, the class of nineteen fifty-four, re- spectfully dedicate this fifth edition of MANORISMS to Mr. and Mrs. Welter in the hope that it will serve as a remembrance of the wonderful years we have spent together. g- - eg2 Lid V A X w J S-L-A. 5 X1 I 'vipgf X X X i 1 FOREWORD We, the class of 1954, present this fifth edition of MANORISMS for your enjoyment. -,J People have so many precious possessions that they -A store away, so much of tangiblevalue that they -sis-D treasure. We have, however, tried to gather the intangibles- - -the memories of happy school days- - - the indelible portraits of our friends---the associa- tions these recall. These represent a priceless treas- ure to most peopleg these are the things we have endeavored to put into this book. ilu ' cs It is our earnest hope that the pleasure you experi- ence in perusing these pages will be as great as the enjoyment we have had in compiling them. 1 1 i q 6 x' E x y , -I . ll F J t 5? h o F ' , -4. ' .jf I 3 Q r Q y if q I D A il U U --, ,- i - f ,L iA f ii 9 1 Q3 u ' I 71 N fa? ff W X l fj ff f ff N FAFQS v. X gf 'wg ,Z Nw 12 x X f N. xg f M mlb X if 'nh , NN V limi' v Nil! lub, Wh 'JW' ' 'Jig' Q, YSIIQ, I uh! 'WI .5 Al W, +f n, 60 'yflfm RQJI, 9 I 10, 5 1 1 Auf 5 PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE Farewell I I You are about to enter upon a phase in your life which will require a greater sense of responsibility fax your own affairs than you have known heretofore. It is my hope that your school experience, which included both your own efforts and your teachers' efforts, has prepared you well for the future. My best wishes are with you as you go your separate ways and assume your many roles as members of our community and nation. Russell W. Ludlum Principal ' Q X , i M 41 M TP ,Ee 2555 M? f Hi Ni wa I 3 0 ,. f C Q' . 1 A 5 .-.fx ,ww 3? . QQ wg V 2 s MW AML ., 3 If fisfi Jw 'uiiiw ish? X . P 5 if Q ME x H ,v'.3?,',Q:? . ' ff. J , 3 ' wg, Y- A Q, Q 1 , W Y :mms,,,,, p V 2 OBERT STEWART Assistant for Elementary Education LEE DOUGHTY Second LEONARD WELT ER Commercial VINCENT DQROSA English and Social Studies MILDRED DUTT WEILER Home Economics GLORIA RUNGE Music hx A V ig i ,M R WE .J Qi si 5 ls 1 ,CJ 1,n0vvv1 SILVIO PESAVENTO Physical Education MA RY IOHNST ON -i Nurse ETHELYN CANFIELD Dental Hygiene DOROTHY CRISTALDI Physical Education D -11,4 ,Al WM ' ' 13 A LMA DENMAN Kindergarten HELEN CONNOLLY Fifth FRANKLYN CISM Science FLORENCE SHA VER Fourth ROS EMA RY TEMPEL Kindergarten 1 X . W' 1jL,,f,vTY'iM A 4 3 L A1 t .4 1' A . . f '-9' f FACULTY Q WEHNER FRANKLIN DiCRESCE Eighth Grade KENNETH HOBBS Industrial Arts IOHN WRIGHT Art CHARLES MUHLIG Mathematics IRVING AVERY Social Studies N W QmjWfWg'CMMK3w ' 3 BERYL MacMILLEN Music EDITH KN OLL Librarian S L- 9 VW ' GRETA SPRIGGS V Seventh Grade H Q 5 ,J f 192' FREDA SMITH ' ' English ,- ELINOE DE4:KER Language W-,L ' , 'AS,2is.f.w f- H 'xi Marx Q' 'V' Gai Q, kll ' , K if H ,Wm 1 ? i g ..,, iq, .. ,, . 1 Q, A , 1' ,fn 4f, Vi:.,,p 1 rf . 5, Jaw f 1 4 S4 X A4 ag ' r V m iw , ff EL Ss X 2 T? .fx , r 4 m ., ' 4 , ' - A'2T'3N X 'fi gg V . T Q Q Q-Effhl' V 1,24 .M F fn-N 'af i ,I diff!! ffl ' ,Mx Q I zff f If Q j xixk w b NR E? MM X l1f' .-ff -ff' V ' ' 7 , X W as ,M Q Q+N L xfgM,,mQ5 N 'X 'i N 5 5 W Q fp T 37 X Q ik 'J KK tt A JI' v .ff If . I9 My QW - 4 'S N S A I A 2 ,E .f LOUIS R. KANNEGISER lflloull A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. Intramurals 1, 25 Class Presi- dent 45 Class Secretary 25 Treasurer of A.A. 45 Asso- ciate Editor Yearbook 45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 1, g2,3,4g Track 1, 35 Senior Choir 1,3,45 Operetta 1,2, 3,45 State Music Festival 3, 45 Basketball Manager 45 Class Play 1, 3,45 Bowling Club 1,25 Minor Sports 2, 3. STUDENT LEROY HADDEN, IR ..Roy.. Let every man mind his own business. Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 President of Student Council 45 Student Council 3,45 Senior Band 3,45 Track 1,3,45 Library Club 15 Stage Crew 45 Operetta Stage Manager 45 Basket ball Manager 35 Dance Club lg Class Vice President 1. CLASS XC E j 79' ll 5 5 ,S my ax DR W ! '- Ll ,fflfl ,, , ,g' X 1 'l' 5 FN i' ' ,TV f 'R dj Qfvfdn lk, WIVLLQ ,B f gt, Vlhfi 5' A fyfflf U GLORIA SWITKO 5 if f, 5 Jw ' Bubbles 3 I 71 XILQWJ L,-5 She who sings frightens away her I NL' VL. 3 ins. ,dev 55 Student Council 1, 25 Treasurer L 1 Student Council 15 Secretary Stu- I d C '1 25 Cl S 3, H ent ounci ass ecretary 1 J ! .AK 6 1 W A461 l All 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Business Man- ager Yearbook 4g Senior Choir 1, 2, 3,43 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Bowling Club 1,2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2,35 Prom Attendant 35 Dance,TClub 25 Graduation Usher 35 X Ljfxrary Club 2. Qwe- 'L 4' . COUNCIL X.. ,A .sf Elf S in x1 1 S ng Z? E of' W552i,,'fJIS X. J Q' 2 ' MORRIS w. NEWMAN 7 ' ff-Lg,-Q QFD Moish Li I-le has an oar in every man's boat and a finger in every pie. fg Jr, Editor Yearbook 2,3, Editor-in- f Chief 4, student Council 2,4, Presi- xxx dent Student Council 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3,4, Senior Choir 4, Treasurer ofA.A, 3, Basketball J.v. l,2, A Basketball V. 3, Football Manager 1 :I 3, Football 4, Class President 3, Z T' Class Play 3,4, Prom Attendant 2, 924 Boys' State 3, Bowling Club l,2, fl' Boys' Glee Club 1, Minor Sports 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Golf Team 2, Honor Society 4. OFFICERS NANCY ARDITO Nance It is quality rather than quan- tity that matters. Dance Club 2, Library Club 4, Honor Society 3, Intramurals 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Yearbook 4, Vice President 4. M.SlARD Dol1y - Happiness seems made to be shared. Senior Choir 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Senior Band l,2, Class Play 1.3,4, Oper- etta 1, 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Library Club 1, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3,4, Dance Club 1, 2, Class Treasurer 1,4. 6BtXYf3EQ-WZQLSXSSMBH WM emma! Haifa ,, AGNES BACKMAN Aggie The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Band Librar- ian 25 Band President 45 Class Will 45 Class Prophecy 45 Yearbook 45 Library Club 2,45 Hall Patrol 2,35 Cafeteria Staff 35 Intramurals 1,25 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 4, 9' N 11 ' .auf I! Y truce fu- W 2522 ff f, ayif 1 X N yi, - '- 'sf , w ' v DY 5 'icy X I abs. 62 il Q! x b m g m 5, 2 a BETTY ANN BERGIN Betty I shall be as secret as the grave. Library Club 3,45 Newspaper Club 2, 3,45 Associate Editor of News- paper 45 School Reporter 45 Cafete- ria Staff 45 Intramurals 3,45 Dance Club 25 Hall Patrol 2, 3. 257aJJ0-Z-0-avr f A? -Q. nf ffl' p 1 WW4 if ff- MARGUERITE NKS ii! Margo I can resist everything except temptations. Senior Band lg Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Class President lg Vice President 85 Newspaper staff 35 Dance Club 25 Hall Patrol 1,25 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Attendant 35 Gra- duation Usher 3. is , 1. , fly l,':,V ,JC HJ lx H2111 ffyl is ' 1 fx: l y ..l ,,., l , , , ,f , l. 5 r f, . ., ., V, ff f, -rw, ffl ' ' 5 ' ' 1 1, r X wil' 5, 'X 2 Up, Typ ,C I If 1 1, H' A,-I .kr 'X - I 'I 5' , l U, ,MX I fp, l Q M ' 'll fs 1r l l4'- ' ff J K' ,ffl 5-IW 117: Lf 1' flj' If Y ' Y' 1,1 J M , 5. I 1 ll f - 1' ,. HI, I, ' 'M ,Xl 4. ,if y if fro' . U i --if I D3 W ! EV M api. U l ,M gl ll I . 1 I xl lfjffbf' Q ww' f qu Gaia! MJAW4 24412 fl Ci-'9 uso w, DAVIS Leo Although I am a pious man I am none the less a man, I.V. Basketball 1,23 Base- ball 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Choir l,2,3,45 Operetta 1, 2,45 Hall Patrol 1,25 Stage Crew 2, 3,45 Yearbook 45 Intramurals 1. ? fa '3'.wWi4T1m' P135--' --Ir wil? .I-' SONDRA F. COLIN Son I agree with no man's opinion. Senior Choir 2, 35 Operetta 2,35 Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Newspaper Club 2, 35 Hall Patrol 35 Ceramics Club 1, 25 Dance Club lg Intramurals 2,35 Art Club 15 Honor Society 3. f rf-I algal? 7 a ed, J f Qu 31913 lll v 52 ' v J 7 I J XD Q f , MP4 A , I J f - ' tj mix, NK! r I Kd 5 J . . fr' EVELYN I. DEWITT ' n u Evieu It's love, it's love that makes the world go round. Class Play 1, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Ce- ramics Club 35 Dance Club 2.' 'T Q 5 wer fl? :O Y 5The terrible burden of having ,X lu, ' o CHARLES E. DUTCHER Dutch ' Life is just one darned thing after ' another. J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Dance Club 15 Library Club 15 Art Club lg Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,3,45 Senior Choir 45 Hall Patrol 45 Class Play 1, 3,41 Minor Sports 1, 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 25 Prom Attendant 35 Graduation Usher 35 Bowling Club 1,,2,3,45 Photography Club 1,52,3g Yearbook 45 Photo. Editor 4. ' rl sign ARTHUR D, JONES Jonsey nothing to do. Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,35 Prom King 35 Prom Attendant 45 Operetta 35 Senior Choir 35 Class Play 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Track 35 Minor Sports 25 Dance Club 25 Bowling Club 25 Vice President 2, - 5 O ' a rl' X f 2, 'Iilll l , I 15' 5 I I W, , f , , , 1-C ELEAN OR HYZER Hyzie What I can't see, I will never believe in! Senior Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3,43 Cheerleader 25 Class Play 45 Operetta 1, 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Advertising Manager 45 News- paper 35 Ceramic Club 35 Dance Club 2. WZFW 4 1 1 I RGE C. MEARS 9 u ' n 5 X Windy 5 -gm I have often regretted my speech, , L but never my silence. 1? Class Play 3,43 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Attendant 35 Graduation Usher i 35 Hall Patrol 2. EVELYN M. ROSER Evie A closed mouth catches no flies. 5 5 . X. ' 1' . . l l'LL?.Jp r Class Play 3,45 Cafeteria Staff 35 Senior Choir 45 Library Club 1, 2,45 Vice President Library Club 25 Intramurals 1,2,45 Operetta 45 Dance Club 25 Honor Society 35 Yearbook 45 Class I Nj iq! Q.. '- A Q Wi114g Class Prophecy 4. ll 'XT Q .J L-E- 7 M S' X 5 -1. , ' x sf' KATHLEEN TURNER u 11 ' ' D W J Honey , Look for me in the nurseries of 31-.LMI ykfd heaven . Tig: QW, Class Treasurer 35 Class Marshal 35 ' Prom Attendant 1, 25 Prom Queen 35 ' '-152 Senior Choir 3,45 Choir President 45 4' Sw operetta 3,45 Bowling Club 1,2,3, 4 A 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Ceramics 0 S., Club 25 Photography Club 25 News- E . paper Staff 2,Q3,45 Yearbook staff 45 Class Play 1, 3,4. - f +9.4 2 ri m: iw xt ' 'lyk x J '1 ,JZ VM W E ' 1 1 H Aff 1 5 x VJ' Nil jp' ' 0 V 4 JU if I 1 'fn l ll 2 I at Q M u , GB ' ss 1 CQSMM SHARON WARD Sherry Be a friend and you will never want for friends. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4g Student Council 3, Class Play 1, 3, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3,4. M if I Luv WILLIAM A. WALKERWICZ Butch To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything. Band 2, 3g Basketball 2,3g Boys' Glee Club 1g Intramu- rals lg Baseball 1g Yearbook Staff 4. LEE A, WELLS Lee A woman is only a woman but a good cigar is a smoke. Intramurals 1,25 Hall Patrol 2,3,4g Stage Crew 3, Dance Club 2, Yearbook 4. Qs we CLASS HISTORY Four years ago on a fine September morning, the L.M.C.S. took on its deck a new crew for a cruise over Educational Seas. Aboard ship, Captain Welter took command of the new crew, which consisted of a large group of scholars. This bright-eyed group of forty-three sailors started out by electing their officers for their first voyage which were as follows: Margo Banks, President, LeRoy Hadden, Vice President, Sharon Ward, Secretary, Dolly Ward, Treasurerg and Gloria Switko and James Ayer, Student Council Representatives. In the next ten months, many new and strange events happened to the new seafarers. As they crossed the equator to higher seas, they had the traditional Halloween concessions which were the Penny Arcade, Hit the Pin, and the Bug Game. Next line we crossed was the Tropic of Cancer, where we had the job of producing the one-act play Butch, which we would rather not mention, let's say it practically sunk! At the tenth port we lost some of our gang, but we also took on some new skippers, who helped us swab the decks and keep things shipshape. During this year again, our worthy captain led us over smooth seas, and we once again had to be called to general quarters and choose James Ayer, Arthur Jones, Louis Kannegiser, Richard Krupp, Gloria Switko and Bill Newman to guide us over another year of smooth sailing. By the time we reached the Tropic of Capricorn, the captain informed us that at last the sunny season had approached, and it was our duty to provide for our passengers a Leap Year Dance, which kept all us swabbies swabbin'. Came 'our eleventh port and we all donned our life jackets. We jumped into our duties, which included electing our officers, who came along in a tug boat and towed us to safety the rest of the year, WOW! these were really a whale of rescurers, William Newman, Margo Banks, Gloria Switko, Honey Turner, Sharon Ward and Roy Hadden. When they came on board, the fish really started swimming. At last came the time when we could exhibit our theatrical talents and present the three- act comedy, Mother is a Freshman, which was a sea full of success. Came May 22, and we sponsored the annual Junior Prom using Blue Moon as the theme. After three years of rough currents, we anchored at our last port, where we were greeted with a tornado of struggles. As our first major project, we gave our mates the chance to attend another of our successful dances---the ever-awaited Sadie Hawkins Dance. Having done so well with our preceding stage play, we decided to clear the deck and give our underseamen the real benefit of our talents. Here Come the Brides was something that we will never forget---nor will anyone else! Boy, did we push the whales this time! With the completion of this four year voyage, we marched off deck and found our admiral, waiting to present us with our diplomas for worthy seamanship. - A e--i4'- 5'i---- A . in wi 1 w Q ff .11 .?fx?'Sisai:15' if W g 1 ,K x 7 Qi MS A s ,T 32224255 ,.,. 3 MH A-. 5 . Ya? ,, , Neff? 1 . ,. ,V Z ' . . 1 2,525 is 42 4225 Lb . , ,,,.., 6 , WW ,f l fy K 'I' ,ye fm., .W 'Q ',.'T.fp 4 V 4 .af 'ar W fee -6 unify -,' ,kv ff Al: , ,iw nf 4 Q- sy yarila N Q x -Y if ,fe ..' 'Q 1 li Q RI' Qf if ii n , 1+ 6 gf- 2 Vx 1-ifxy, ,, A dv '61 5 F W J ,Mt Q4 e ' K Y M4 we K-,Q gtg 4 4, . Q M '5 L' ' q ld ,aw , ' H Q Q54 ' Q, sg 14 Z 1? 6 J Q L4 tH': -Q ,M'.,N f r F M w his ' Q- ' LSVAQ , , 5, '9 Be Q 7, M 1. si ' ' Q 9 Q 1 w -im, CLASS WILL George Mears leaves his vociferousness and volubility fsans titlej to Raymond Czak. LeRoy Hadden leaves his technique and business acumen to the advertising Staff of next Year's Manorisms. Agnes Ward leaves to Joe Baker all the headaches of a Senior Class treasurer. William Butch Walkerwicz, the local Mickey Spellane, leaves his volumes of literary efforts, unabridged to the school library. Q Sandra Colin leaves her most prized possession, a book entitled, How to Master Four Years of School in Three, to Bob Hathaway. Chuck flchabodj Dutcher leaves his coordination, dexterity and gracefulness of movement to next year's cheerleaders. Nancy Ardito leaves her quiet and unassuming ways to Ginger Colapinto. Lee Wells leaves with a surprised look on his face. Evelyn DeWitt leaves to Cookie Sarles and Florence Welch her everlasting secret of keeping her headdress a uniform color through the years. Arthur Jones leaves his best loved novel entitled Love 'em and Leave 'em to Bradley Baker. Leo Davis leaves nothing---he has nothing to spare. To Millie Whitehill, Margo Banks leaves her ability to find and hold a man. Evelyn Roser leaves to Pat Lare her remarkable composure at all times! Betty Ann Bergin leaves to Dolly Nelson her job of reporting school news. Louis Kannegiser leaves his gentle chuckle to Ioan Miller. Agnes Backman leaves her seat in the band to Mary Schleiermacher---We hope Mary won't have trouble filling ir. Sharon Ward leaves to Barbara Dutcher her beaten path to Liberty. Eleanor Hyzer leaves some peace and quiet in study hall for the school year 1954-55. THE LATE Honey Turner leaves---ON TIME! Gloria Switko and William Newman leave their best-loved record, A Fuedin', A Fightin' and A Fussin ' to Jo Ann Wheat and Dick Krupp. To the lucky teachers, we the Class of 1954, leave the noisy class of 1955 and a year's supply of aspirins. I 4945, af' S , M 4 40 S H ' 1 wp , f f wg f fb QQ, Wifi 1 652551 CLASS PROPHECY I never would have believed it ifit hadn't been right before my eyes in black and white, an invitation to Soap Box Colin's first trial. But, as I debated whether I should travel to the mountains or not, my mind was made up when I happened to realize that my fifth divorce case was coming up and Old Soapy might come in handy. As I reach the court house, the defense attorney meets me with open arms and informs me that my old pal, Ichabod Dutcher, is being tried for chewing bubble gum while baking pottery, incidentally this was the profession our bright-eyed friend studied for at Miami University. As I take my seat in the front row, in files the jury with Mrs. Leo Davis in the lead--we all knew her as Evelyn Roser, belle of the Class of '54, I guess Leo is home putting the car together, he still hasn't found second gear. Trudging right along behind Evie is Bubbles Switko, known as the Song bird of the Catskills. She even makes Ernie Lindell look sick. The remainder of the jury includes Butch Walkerwicz, who seems quite at home in a court room, since his last novel, The Jury is I was published, Another Juror is Art Jones, who achieved his success in discovering a new way to pick chickens with- out touching the feathers, Here too is Margo, who still argues sometimes with Earl, but argues with herself most of the time, Hearing the turbulent commotion coming from behind, I turn around just in time to see Evelyn DeWitt and Eleanor Hyzer swinging down the aisle. Upon speaking to them, I discover that they have achieved world-wide fame as operators of a unique kind of nursery, where the only inmates are 18 or over. I also learn from them that Dolly Ward is now living on Hoag's Hill and raising a lot of little Foagies, oops, I mean Hoagies. We learn that after Sharon Ward's graduation from Delhi, she made an extensive study on Fifty Ways to Use Stale Bread. It seems that our old Alma Mater's cafeteria budget had decreased, since O1d Stale Bread herself took over. Finally Mr. Welter arrives and the trial begins with the entrance of the prosecuting attorney, whom- we immediately recognize as Fearless Fosdick Newman. We now rise, as Judge Kannegiser, better known to us as Big Ace, enters with his usual blood -curdling smile. The court stenographer, a buxom, six -foot blonde enters--wait, she looks fairly familiar! Yes, it is Nancy Ardito! What a transformation! I guess it's that new cereal, We make them pop. Lou calls the court to order, and the first witness, Mr. Windy Mears, takes the stand. Windy is doing his best to defend Dutch, but he never was a good prevarlcator. George is a good example of the fact that you can be a good lawyer without being a good liar. After extensive examination the second witness takes the stand. All that our old friend Aggie can say is, Chuck always did like bubble gum. In case you haven't heard Aggie is now married and has three little clarinetters, After a trying day of court procedures, I am relieved to see the trial finally draw to a favorable close. As I turned to congratulate Son on the winning of her case, I bump into a reporter who is laden down with a camera and flash bulbs. Yes, Betty Ann Bergin, always was a pretty flashy kid. Among the unfortunates who can not attend are Lee Wells and LeRoy Hadden, It seems that Lee has been out of circulation for the past three weeks---a plug of tobacco became lodged in his throat! Roy got wound up in a cable on his latest construction job, and when last heard of, he was trying to get the cable off him and on fo the bridge, Yes, I guess it was worth my while traveling to the Catskills! Kathleen Turner CP. 453 W .....,f,...f 5 MW ,www S . . ,wan 'FW Ek 'Thai 'ff-'UNH' 'l.3. f., fff -4- -f' I X XX x ! f'! I X X X' - - EEA E .., 'f ' x S 'f-ez? W--- gg f-'-- Xi 9 ' 'liii LQ :ng il 295 ff W Q1 ' :.i, f N Z Q .. . L x. x x x Q Q 'gli' 1 :W - -fe JUNIORS ff' First row: Mr. Cism, Advisor, Doris Conklin, Helene Seidl, Mildred Whitehill, Patricia Terwilliger, Jean Peterson, Dorothy Nelson, Patricia Roser, Miss Decker, Advisor. Second row: Charles Robke, Virginia Colapinto, Judith Meyer, Elaine DePuy, Joan VanDeusen, Marie Camessis, Jo Ann Wheat, Donna Schwartz, Betty Hodge, Rosalind Newman, Third row: Robert Heller, John Johnston, Edwin Mears, Donald Butler, Raymond Czak, Bradley Baker, Carl Edwards, Charles Keiser, Joseph Baker, Richard Krupp, Jon Denman, James Rose. CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL President ---- - - John Johnston Jean Peterson Vice President- - - - Carl Edwards Bradley Baker Secretary ---- - - Joan VanDeusen TFCHSXHCI- - - - - - Joseph Baker A N SOPHOMORES f First row: Shirley Helms, Ann Roser, Shirley Simpson, Barbara Durcher, Mary Ludlum, Florence Welch, Barbara Paul, Patricia Lare, Second rowg Mr. DeRosa, Advisorg Sally Lieberman, Claude Davis, Paul Tuttle, Robert Sarles, John Beaudrot, Lillian Sarles, Rose-Marie Weber, Blanche Hadden, George Lare, Fred Emery, Richard Knapp, Mr. Avery, Advisor. Third row: Allen O'Keefe, John MacEntee, Wayne Edwards, Eugene Wolcott, Winnie Welch, Thomas Beaudrot, Wilfred Smith, Joel Fisk, John Baldwin, Steven Jacobs, Daniel Rafferty, Richard Gibson, Carl Switko, Gail Owen. CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL President- - - - ---'-- - - Gail Owen Rose-Marie Weber Vice President- - - ---- Joel Fisk John Beaudrot Secretary ---- - - Allen O'Keefe Treasurer- - - - John Mac Entee 37 V ff Mid If ' fs: + f FRESHMEN First row: Judith Seely, Teresa Froehlich, Janet Green, Judy Schwartz, Doris Fredenburg, Tara Hanofee, Margery Quick, Joan Davis, Virginia Rogers, Irene Fabisiak. Second row: Louis J, Tempel, Jr., Edward i McKune, Patricia Thompson, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, Shirley Tempel, Josephine Rossi, Paul Decker, Richard Romolo, Gus Johanneman. Third row: William Welch, Leslie banks, Frederick Banks, Roy Walton, Richard Dutcher, George Marshall, Elvin Roser, Vincent Augustine, Wilbur Ward. CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL President ----------- 4 ----- Joan Davis Leslie Banks Vice President- - - - - Richard Romolo Wilbur Ward Treasurer ----- - - - Roy Walton 8 Secretary- - - - - -Virginia Rogers EIGHTH GRAQEA , Judy Steph, Mr. DiCresce, Advisorgmderick Sprague, Judy Kelly, Mary Schleiermacher. Third row: George Rogers, Starr Coy, Rosa Lewis, Jessie Cummings, Mary Ann DuMond, Joan McGar, Josephine Ward, Dolores Benton, Karla Olsen, Nancy Johnston, Anita Levin, Carol Hodge, Janice Perry, Bettie Rolletschek, Gail Colin, Edith Welch, Mr. Wright, Advisor, Fourth row: Douglas Shaver, Michael Ardito, Peter Naumovitz, Avery Welch, Arthur Viele, James Veatch, Merritt Roser, Edward Van Steenburg, Theodore James, Allan Backman Melvin Lindsley, Robert Butler, Alvin Rolletschek, Kenneth Hyzer, William Tremain, Gilbert Hendrickson, James Conklin, Robert Madison. CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL President ----- Bettie Rolletschek, Carol Hodge, Avery Welch Vice President ---- Edith Welch, Gene Barnicott Gail Colin Secretary ----- Carolyn Money, Dolores Benton Treasurer- - - - Michael Fischer, James Veatch , SEVENTH GRADE ' UWGLSI , UGA! V' First row: James Dolgas, Paul Boyles, John Cummings, Arnold Robinson, Paul Sherwood, Earl Utter, Richard ' Gannon, Donald Hendrickson, Robert Tremain, James Miller, Peter Mavoides, Second row: Steven Fishman, Mrs, Spriggs, Advisor, Ronald Sarles, Esther Nelson, Helen Marie Naumovitz, Ruth Sprague, Diane Romolo, Michael Keiser, Lonnie Smith, Mr. Muhlig, Advisor, John Kelly. Third row: Ellyn Hill, Patricia Ctunmings, Lucy Ardito, Annetta Hinkley, Carole Heller, Jeanne Schwartz, Etta Schleiermacher, Carol Miller, Lynne 4. Loughrey, Marie James Laura Steinman, Shirley Pelton, Gladys Banks, Jo Lynn Abbott, Emma Ross, Alice ?Marsha1l, Barbara VanAken, Alice Jones. Fourth row: Wayne Turpin, Stewart Weinstein, Victor Diescher, Lloyd Davis, Gary Shaver, Richard MacEntee, Daniel Edwards, Kenneth Wilbur, Alfred Steele, Donald Campbell, Francis Conklin, William Schumacher, William Wolcott, Ronald Wolcott. - W'f!f X.f1'x,.,LlN N at af' awfaf CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL President ----- Io Lynn Abbott, Jeanne Schwartz Steven Fishman Vice President ---- Lynne Loughrey, Alice Smith Helen Marie Naumovitz Secretary ------ Victor Diescher, Esther Nelson Treasurer- - - - - Gladys Banks, Shirley Pelton , f f , v ' 1 X A V W 4 , ,AA 11q ff Z Z f Zffw inbox X'Q,, 'S 1M E 5 g Z A . . Y 5 X If 1 5, K ,C fk Q.. 'f 116, I x ff BAS KETBALL XI PRSX1 'Q Yxisx PAXCKX G Cat YM-ea , O Yegwegxxo , Coaciv-,Moxixs X5a996qQeF11 . wk wkacixxxee , N4 zine S-be aids , Miva! X0065. gxsevxgow, mevoq ywxdseo, Xoqaqo 9-av xo-A -, Sxwxo 'I-wie, Sew x gk.: 2465, vlxxxxa 96 xo aoaget . ac, 'btacheq ex COA CA PTAIN RIC HA RD HE N DRICKS ON VIO PESA Fiona- leober Tlzofbc, t He s Be f0e1 F' Jler. Q2-cle: C145-Jo1zgl111al21a obez-tSar1e.sg aodroq Jo0q6'a10'1v1b, Ibbceqt Oeliog, Coaclz- IS4, 0612161 Qgfibrgj Clalzde Da V131 falzpes Ro e JUNIO V442 Carl Slvliko , Ste V611 Jacobsg s . -HES SIN' SA RO De INCEI'1Z,sifY V If' 1 N RE LA GEORGE APTAIN C . , FOOTBALL Charles Dutcher, Louis Kannegiser, Robert Sarles, Donald Colapinto, William Newman, Joel Fisk. Not shown: Richard Hendrickson, Claude Davis, Wayne Edwards, Carl Edwards, LeRoy Hadden, Allen O'Keefe, Lester Fredenburg, John MacEntee, Joseph Baker, Bradley Baker. DONALD COLA PINTO Captain X CHEERLEADERS First row: Mary Ludlum, Doris Shirley Helms, Jo Ann Wheat, Marie Camessis. Second row: Blanche Hadden, Judy Schwartz, Patricia Lare, Donna Schwartz, Third row: Margery Quick, Barbara Paul. BASEBALL TEAM First row: Robert Sarles, Richard Krupp, Joseph Baker, Joel Fisk, Carl Edwards, C1aude.Davis, George Lare. Second row: Mr. Pesavento, Coach, Louis Kannegiser, Arthur Jones, John MacEntee, Wayne Edwards, Allen O'Keefe, Richard Hendrickson. BowLlNG Sitting on floor: Carol Heller, Jeanne Schwartz, Diane Romolo, MartinxHanofee, Judy Knise, Richard Gannon, Ellyn Hill, Mary Schleiermacher. First row: Carol Miller, Etta Schleiermacher, Mary Ann Dumond, Janet Green, Agnes Ward, Marie James, Lynne Loughrey, Ronald Sarles, Lonnie Smith. Second row: Miss Kelly, Virginia Colapinto, Charles Keiser, William Smith, Judy Schwartz, Margery Quick, Patricia Terwilliger, Jean Peterson, Barbara Paul, Dorothy Nelson, Judy Steph, Shirley Simpson, Jessie Cummings, Laura Steinman. Third row: Charles Dutcher, Patricia Thompson, Eleanor Hyzer, Margo Banks, Evelyn Dewitt, Lillian Sarles, Doris Fredenburg, Carol Hodge, Donna Schwartz, Barbara Dutcher. Fourth row: Judy Meyer, Sondra Colin, Gail Colin, Joan Miller, Mary Ludlum, Elaine DePuy, Marie Camessis, Kathleen Turner. BA BY PICT URES l. Agnes Ward 10. Butch Walkerwicz 2. Margo Banks ' X ' 1 11. George Mears 3. William Newman X 12. Sharon Ward S ' ' 4. Louis Kannegiser 13. Arthqr Jones 5. LeRoy Haddell 14. Sandra Colin 6. Betty Ann Bergin Q Lf 15. Charles Dutcher 1 S 7. Honey Turner d 16. Evelyn Roser 8. Nancy AI'ditO -,I 17, Agnes Backman 9. Leo Davis 18. Gloria Switko X .X J X 1 ,',!',,y '- A hail mn '- -'I ir ' ,XX 'If' ! A ff? X ' f' ' X x k L L I T ' A I ,f A X if! ,I f Y Y! Ak HW I X xx. fr X if ' 1 x M A L f ,f ' ' ff LL X f ' , If W m , K -+' - - f ,f 1 ffl! A 'I' 4 ' ' if X S 5' ,AW ffykvzwx s Mflyf, f, X x 4. X fl 'xitgx I' NA M s xx 5 www X af: ' X 523--gin xii , X -anas- , 4 ! 2 6- if S 2 22 '22 -f Ss Z 2 2 9 E92 ix 2 e 4 2 f XX: f Q 2 ? 3 f' V 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1912 6? 2 2 Q 'Z Z 2 M 4 2 1 4 ' Z 7? f -W-M if IQ 2 'H ' S WE - a . .gags 1 5' ' ,S i Q m iii? fwgfl 5 9' .Al- 'I -Mn! dh I I . Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we under - stand it. -Abraham Lincoln. February, 1954 Livingston Manor Central School Senior Play Smash-Hit WELCOME T0 L.M.C.S. The staff of the Centralian wishes to extend a hearty welcome to the following new members of the fac- ulty: Mr. Kenneth Hobbs, our shop teacher. Mr. Hobbs was graduated from Oswego State Teachers College in 1950. He taught in Oriskany Cen- tral School. In addition to industrial arts, Mr. Hobbs has taught mechan- ical drawing and general science. Among his many interests are pho-. tography, hunting, and fishing. Mr. Robert Stewart, whose posi- tion is known as Assistant for Ele- mentary Education. He was graduat- ed from New Paltz State Teachers College and New York University, where he received his Bachelor's De- gree and is now working for his Doc- torate in Education degree. He was an assistant for elementary educa- tion in Goshen before coming here and has been teaching for 15 years. He taught high school English in this school in 1946. Mr. Stewart's inter- ests are farming, reading, dancing, and winter sports. Mr. Vincent DeRosa, our high school English and social studies teacher. Mr. DeRosa is a graduate of John Marshall College of N. J. and of Yale Universitv. He taught ' ' ' E Sa' ' do On December 10th the Senior Class STAFF Editor-in-chief Patricia Terwilliger Associate Editor Betty Ann Bergln News Editor Kathleen Turner Feature Edit-or Dolly Nelson Sports Editor Tom Beaudrot STAFF ASSISTANTS Joarllliller Arllne Weltmnnn Mildred Whltehlll Sondra. Colin Patricia Romer Marie Camessis Robert Heller Rose-Marie Weber Barbara. Paul Helen Seidl Joan Van Deusen Jean Petersen Virginia Colapinto Judy Meyer P.T.A. PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Mr. John Wright has asked for suggestions for the programs of March and May. January 26: a film, ChiIdren's Emotions which deals with the ma- jor childhood emotions-jealousy, curiosity, fear, anger, and joy. It is also concerned with the causes of fear at different age levels. This will be followed by group discussions. February 24: Doctor V. G. Bourke, one of our long-time residents and a trusted medical advisor, covers the fmbortant phase of familv health high school English and social stud-ihndxits roleiin mgkinig ailleffer home., I-I March- 31 - 'rn -I.. Gi.------rf' l l I presented a farce in three acts en- titled, Here Come the Brides by William D. Fisher. The play was a huge success and was greatly enjoyed by all. The characters were as follows: Jimmy Took-a likeable, lazy, but well-meaning young man of 23-Lou- is Kannegiser. Bill Thompson - Jimmy's buddy who becomes his wifeABill Newman. Mr. Oswold-an enterprising young bill collector who also becomes Jim- my's wife-Leo Davis. Madge BurnshJimmy's sweetheart who might become Jimmy's wife- Eleanor Hyzer. Aunt Ellen Thompson-Bill's aunt who is his and Jimmy's housekeeper -Dolly Ward. Uncle Dan Took-Jimmy's wealthy uncle-George Mears. Peg Westfield - Jimmy's ward- Gloria Switko. Mrs. Duvalle Smythe - an ambi- tious young woman who follows Un- cle Dan wherever he goes-Honey Turner. Bubbles Duvalle - her younger sister-Evelyn Roser. Lady Macbeth -a stranger from Green Gabels -Evelyn DeWitt. McDaniel-a nurse from Green Gabels . A stout, husky, loud-voiced man with a- touch of Irish in his-I K STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Mr. Avery, Advisor, Rose Marie Weber, LeRoy Hadden, William Newman, Leslie Banks, Bradley Baker. Second row: Steven Fishman, Helen Marie Naumovitz, Jean Peterson, Avery Welch, Wilbur Ward, John Beaudrot, Gail Colin. HONOR SOCIETY First row: Edith Knoll, Advisor, Sharon Ward, William Newman, Sandra Colin, Elinor Decker, Advisor. Second row: Arline Weitmann, Patricia Terwilliger, Elaine Depuf John Johnston, Joan VanDeusen, Dorothy Nelson, Helene Seidl, Patricia Roser, SENIOR BAND fs' L-.H,D5. BAND First row: Paul Decker, Dorothy Nelson, Nancy Johnston, Donna Schwartz, Jean Peterson, Donald Hendrickson, Steven Fishman, Mary Schleiermacher, Shirley Helms, Judy Knise, Barbara Paul. Second row: Agnes Backman, Barbara Dutcher, Carol Hodge, Annetta Hinkley, Michael Keiser, James Miller, Esther Nelson, Diane Romolo, Laura Steinman, Joan VanDeusen, Lucy Ardito, Bertha Edwards. Third row: Lloyd Davis, Victor Deischer, Stewart Weinstein, Rose Marie Weber, Jo Ann Wheat, Sharon Ward, Lynne Loughrey, Jeanne Schwartz, Judy Meyer, Bettie Rolletschek, LeRoy Hadden. Fourth row: Gloria Runge, Director, Helen Seidl, Ellyn Hill, William Smith, Avery Welch, Leo Davis, William Newman, John Johnston, Bradley Baker, Fred Emery, SENIOR CHOIR A g First row: Rose Marie Weber, Margery Quick, Patricia Terwilliger, Betty Hodge, Mildred Whitehill, Judy Schwartz, Agnes Ward, Barbara Paul, Jean Peterson, Virginia Rogers, Doris Conklin, Patricia Roser, Gloria Runge, Director. Second row: Judith Seeley, Evelyn Roser, Joan Davis, Nancy Johnston, Evelyn DeWitt, Eleanor Hyzer, Gloria Switko, Mary Ludlum, Sharon Ward, Joan VanDeusen, Doris Fredenburg, Theresa Froehlich. Third row: Virginia Colapinto, Judy Meyer, Sondra Colin, Shirley Tempel, Marie Camessis, Kathleen Turner, Donna Schwartz, Joan Miller, Patricia Thompson, Elaine DePuy, Agnes Backman. Fourth row: Charles Dutcher, Roy Walton, John Johnston, Arthur Jones, William Smith, Leslie Banks, Louis'Kannegiser, William Newman. Leo Davis, Joseph Baker. 55 INTERMEDIATE BAND First row: Janet Smith, Patricia Wilbur, Wilberta Tuttle, John Hoos, Thomas Sprague, John Schmidt, Richard Dolgas. Second row: Walter Weigand, Richard Freis, Rita Cism, Helen Steinman, Patricia Soules, Janice Bouton, Ina Smith. Third row: Anthony Rossi, Richard Welch, Richard Diescher, Harold Van Aken, Clyde Finkle, John Krupp, Gloria Runge, Director, First row: Harold Hauschild, Joan DuMond, Richard Seeley, Betty Preis, Anna Ward, Linda Emery, Leonard Smith. Second row: Shirley Pelton, Mary Paul, Lawrence Meyerson, Peter Fisk, Alfred Welch John DuMond, Frank Brace, Janet Rheinheimer, Miss Rtmge, Director, Third row: Henrietta Hinkley, Fred Turpin, Carl Eugeni, Gary Pelton, Bonnie Helms. JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR CHOIR First row: Philip Ardlto, Janice Davis, Ethel Boyles, John DuMond, Leonard Smith, Herbert Weitman, Gerald Simpson, Janet Rheinheimer, Linda Emery, Nora James, Bernice Finkle, Henrietta Hinkley, Anna Ward, Lillian Seeley, Loretta MacEntee. Second row: Frank Brace, Charles Banks, Judy Decker, Barbara Loughrey, Beverly Bivins, Richard Seeley, Sandra Mavoides, Douglas Fuller, Carol Gorr, Felecia Olsonsky, Judy Clapper, Alice Hyzer, Joan DuMond, Lawrence Meyerson, Third row: Barry Foster, Ral Bing Abbott, Peter Fisk, Maria Edwards, Mary Paul, Carl Eugeni, Bonnie Helms, Patricia Wilbur, Rosalie Cummings, James Becker, Barbara Fredenburg, Geraldine MacEntee, Dolores Froehlich. ab HALL PATROL Kathleen Turner, Lonnie Smith, Sondra Colin, Victor Diescher, Mary Schleiermacher, Bettie Rolletschek, Paul Tuttle, Charles Dutcher, Wayne Edwards, Eugene Wolcott, Bradley Baker, Winnie Welch. ffl N JuNloR HIGH CHORUS , First row: Annetra Hinkley, Jeanne Schwartz, Lucy Ardito, Patricia Cummings, Ellyn Hill, Diane Romolo, Ruth Sprague, Helen Naumovitz, Esther Nelson, Bertha Edwards, Beryl MacMi11en, Director. Second row: Edith Welch, Barbara VanAken, Janice Perry, Jo Lynn Abbott, Laura Steinman, Emma Ross, Gladys Banks, Lynne Loughrey, Marie James, Joan McGar Carolyn Money, Etta Schleiermacher, Carol Miller, Carol Heller. Third row: Alvin Rolletschek, James Veatch, Peter Naumovitz, Victor Diescher, Lloyd Davis, Robert Tremain, James Miller, Donald Hendrickson, Richard Gannon, Arnold Robinson. LIBRARY CLUB First row: Judy Knise, Nancy Ardito, Agnes Backman, Betty Ann Bergin, Evelyn Roser, Mary Schleiermacher, Second row: Phyllis Hammer, Joan McGar, Starr Coy, Karla Olsen, Bettie Rolletschek, Miss Knoll, Librarian, Gail Colin, Carol Hodge, Dolores Benton, Jessie Cummings Mary Ann DuMond. MODERN DANCE CLUB Pront: Blanche Hadden, Ioan McGar. First row: Miss Cristaldi, Advisor, Judy Knlse, Esther Nelson, Helen Marie Naumovitz, Phyllis Hammer, Diane Romolo, Ellyn Hill, Jeanne Schwartz. Second row: Rose Fredenburg, Carol Miller, Etta Schleiermacher, Mary Ann DuMond, Starr Coy, Karla Olsen, Irene Fabisiak, Marie James. Third row: Laura Steinman, Judy Steph, Josephine Ward, Dolores Benton, Anita Levin, Gail Colin, Alice Jones, Jessie Cummings, Annetta Hinkley, Miss Kelly, Student Teacher. UU Q 1 f 1 3 Km Ky 60 JV fag! if U X U6 WJ . 6 U Ovfwiwiv Z v Q Q Q3 of Q , ug Q 'W x 'f ev 0 ' 6 0 Z Wg , M SNXQLN n 6 Q. GD X' I 3? QM? 1' U 6 3 f if: f NNY ' ' 4, e 9f z if 6 21 S en 'ge V QQ Q if ful Z X' ol f ce QD , E '? bl Compliments of MR. and MRS. IRVING BERLIN Compliments of LIVINGSTON MANOR NATIONAL BANK LgI'M Manor Poultry M N N. w,:1f1M M M r- Ki W .lf ---..1-q..- ,' , V' ,-- A in , 41: Y 3 - , xl-p F x ' - if X The Chicken of Tomorrow -TO-DAY Livingsfon Manor New York PICTURE OF JUNIORS ADMIRING THEIR BEAUTIFUL BALFOUR RINGS Complimenfs of Augusfus M. Hodgkins Represenfing L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY TAYLOR YEARBOOK COMPANY LM Complimenfs of ROSCOE LUMBER YARD, INC. SOFTWOOD - HARDWOOD BUILDING MATERIAL ' Phone 2-3023 Roscoe, N Y Compliments of BEACH HILL NURSERY Lew Beach, New York ,WN LTI MANOR MEAT MARKET Livings+on Manor, N.Y LIVINGSTON MANCR n.u 'IIII u 'I ,., . fl 1' If ff' 'ily' an if 'f f LIBERTY YARD TeI. Liberfy 2400-240I I I NN! R 55: xg? LIV. MANOR YARD Tel. Liv. Manor 229 Manor Hose Co. No. I and Ladies Auxiliary of MANOR HOSE Hoos Truck Company and Ladies Auxilary of HOOS TRUCK f CENTRAL PHARMACY DLISMOBILE SALES Q! 9 SERVICE I .il ,f I ' owL fil l-f I I SERVICE SIE6EL'S I STATION DEPARTMENT STORE , H T J T E m ,f I II' 'II VIC My I Ill! I fllltw ' I xii ,si III .-IIA, ,T I Cb C . ' Fashions For 'I'I1e Whole Family We buy and sell used cars LIVINGSTON MANOR. N.Y. Tel. I9 :ff I! WILLIAM H. MUSBACH Roofing MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. BOB'S We Show YOU The Way To Livingsfon Manor, New York COMPARE in R I QueIi+y Servace W X Varue+y Pnces You'II Enioy Shopping YOUR VICTORY F000 STGIIIES Complimenfs of KING'S BAR 8: GRILL CompIimen'l's of FRIED BROTHERS Ford Mercury LincoIn SCHWARTZ Mo+or Sales TI1ere's a Ford in your fuI'ure! Liberfy, N.Y. Besi' Wishes DOCTOR I. M. MEYERSON LIBERTY REGISTER Liberty. N.Y. SHILLER PHARMACY Labeffy, N.Y. I s Complimenfs of WESTFALL'S SEA CLIFF HOUSE Complimenfs of MIDDLETOWN MUSIC CENTER LIBERTY BOWL-O-DROME CompIimen+s RUSTIC'S LUNCHEONETTE of I25 N. Main S+. LIIaerI'y, N. Y. Liberiy, New York I'IberIY I542 Ample Parking Space HALPERS EXCHANGE THE BAND BOX Middleron, N. Y. Roscoe, N. Y. Men's, Women's, ChiIdren's . wearing apparel CaIIlC00n, N. Y. and foofwear Dresses Spodswear A COMPLETE LINE OF L. . ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT mgene KENNETH B. CURRY, INC. Insurance LIVINGSTON MANOR, N. Y. Phone 29 KENNETH B. CURRY JAMES S. CURRY BEST WISHES +o THE CLASS OF I954 HAMMON D 81 COOKE Monficello, N. Y. The Shopping Cenier of Sullivan CounI'y I J' 'l Complimenls of Dr. M. A. Denman and Dr. L. G. Denman Complimenls of David and Helen Switko -M'A22JE3fiy.Qg WQMW LIBERTY y TRAQTOR COMPANY WZ-,L.',5,f,9.1g,:1 f Livings'I'on Manor , - NE YORK 1414.6 AL COHEN'S SPORT SHOP 246 Broadway Monlicello, N. Y. Complele Alhlelic Supplies Phone 222 Complimenls of c. Eueem AND soN Jewelers and Phalographers P. O. Box 4ll Livingsion Manor, N. Y. GEROW'S GAS STATION Liberly, New Yorlc Shell Gas, Oil and Grease Slorage Open Day and Nighl' Phone Liber'I'y 668 Experl' Walch Repair JOHNSON AND ELLIOTT. INC. Walches Silverware Diamonds Moun+ings Rings E. B. AND l'l. A. DARBEE Fine Flies Fly Malling Equipmenl' Livingsion Manor. N. Y. HARRY RHULEN Complimen+s and INSURANCE IRVING AGENCY VERNON ADLER Liberiy 2026 SEELEY , Central Garage Compllmenfs of QI, . .5qw . , MGE MR. clNf'g?QlV HYMAN JACOBS fTTf X 5 915: HI Jacobs Home Appliances T Livingsion Manor, N. Y. M 5 X Phone 82 Complimenis I RO-TH NASH Complimenis of sALEs - s-Envlce of NATHAN MEADOWS . IKE 81 LEE'S Llberfy, N. Y. Liber+y. N- Y- RESTAURANT BEST WISH ES To this year's graduating class-and to those who follow. HOWARD Z. LEHRMAN JERRY SHAPIRO Peter Lee Development Co., Inc. Harrisburg, Pa. li if complamems Compliments Compllmenls of of ol 34445 BILL ALEXANDER McGreevy's LAKE'S Contractor RESTAURANT AND BAR MOBILE STATION and Roscoe, N.Y. Builder -7+ 116 Alex Wittenberg Best Wishes HELEN Compliments From of and JlM'S MR. AND MRS' CABINS MR. AND MRS. KENNETH ZIERES ERNEST SCHAEFER THOMPSON'S HENRY DELL TRAVEL and SON BUREAU Scranion, P Ceramic +ile for everyfhing Q Complimenfs Complimenfs Complimenfs of of of EVELYNIS BOB FLYNN HARRY LARE BEAUTY SHOP Complimenfs of LOUIS REISCH Complimenfs of Complimenfs of HYMAN C. LEVINE LEONARD KRUPP Complimenis of STATION DINER Complimenis of E5ERNER'S sPoRT sHoP LIBERTY. N. Y. Complimenfs of PETER RABBIT Complimenfs of N EWMAN 'S LIBERTY, N. Y. CompIimenI's of FAIRMONT LIVINGSTON MANOR, N. Y. The ARLINGTON HOTEL G. De BLASE, Prop. WILFRED SMITH Flour, Feed and Grain MANOR MEN'S SHOP O. K. CLEANERS Jewelry of Highesi' Qualify F0 me'IY C. E. HALL AND co. SHANZ CLEANERS Ubedy' N' Y' M:4I1IeIRrfIII Y. Tel. 6307 TOM QUICK Nafive Hardwood and Hemlock Lumber ROSCOE, NEW YORK VINCENT HAYNES RADIOS GIFTS T.V. JEWELRY RECORDS Tel. 2-2853 Roscoe, N. Y. Complimenis of BAKER SALES CO. I0-I4 Chesfnuf S+. Liberiy, N. Y. Bes'I Wishes From MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. LOUCKS Complimenfs of HUSCH AND DELAMATER ZALKIN'S Car and Home Supply Liberfy, N. Y. Tel, Il2 MAIN ST. GREENHOUSES Flowers for every occasion Tel. 54I Liberfy, New York Complimenis of BENTON BROTHERS, INC. l55 Sou+I1 Main S+. Liberfy, New York Complimenfs of Bes'I Wishes MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. HAROLD B. SPRIGGS A. E. SCHLEIERMACHER Complimenis of Besf Wishes MR. AND MRS. MR' AND MRS' HERBERT MUSSMAN JOSEPH HELLER fs K. I I I I I I lllllllllllv llll A I Complimenfs of Morris Hyzer WELL DRILLING 41711 'I 5 I - . L f-ifftg' CompIimenI's of COOKE 81 WILLIS Attorneys at Law MONTICELLO, N. Y. OH'o Hoos 'X ' Unired Cigar S'rore ,af M N Q2 1 2 -1 HALLMARK CARDS '. . . you cared enough +o send The Very Best 5: ll'!7d Rose Hardware WA I VE Hardware +ha'r Siands Hard Wear STEVENS-BLUME SPORTING eooos BRIKER BROTHERS Complimenh CO., INC. LIBERTY CANDY CO. f O 42 Second Sfreef Newburgh, New York Wholesale Candy and Tobacco Dis+ribu+ors Mr. and Mrs. Robby Newman Tel' '96 Liberfy, New York Les1'er Complimenfg HOMER UNH' No. 566 of Insurance AMERICAN Mr. and Mrs. Tel- 4 I-EGION Myron M. Friedman AUXILIARY Liv. Manor, N.Y. COREY'S RESTAURANT Comp,,men,s Joe sTRAuss Th F .I BeHy and Marfy of e army Schiffman SINGER'S Shoe Sfore John and Maple RESTAURANT , , S1-reefs Llvmgsion Manor, I-IPe +Y' N-Y- NY Liberfy, N.Y. DECKERTOWN GARAGE, Inc. WI LLYS Sales Service LESTER WHITE POST NO. 566 Livingsfon Manor, N.Y. xt 1llIl1 I' II ll 1 93,59 ' og? Q 4 w 9 E . SY : Er U 509 5 Q 'bmi' 5 3 4 9. 6 FOR GOD AND COUNTRY We humbly dedicafe ourselves io fosfer and perpefuaie one hundred perceni' Americanism. APPLIANCES and FURNITURE, INC. I99 So. Main S+. Liberfy, N.Y. KELVINATOR DRU FUHRER'S SALES SERVICE PHARMACY GARAGE Phone I5 ! ff GS Complefe Resiauranf Supplies C L F and Equipmeni' Silverware, Glassware, China FARMER OWNED Furni+ure, Kifchen Equipmeni' and Liberly I640 FARMER CONTROLLED Qualiiy Feecls. Seeds, Feriilizers and Farm Supplies Tel. 666 er N Lib m, y. 46 s. Main si. Labeny, N.Y. I FOR MOVIE XXX! LEWIS 2 ENJOYMENT X! X PARTS CORP. 5 f AT 0 Xbx M ,Um Labeny, N.Y. Na gg 'TS l Phone 830 TT V BEST . TOLEDO STEEL Sidney Svmih p The Livingsfoxrg Mawr PRODUCTS MANOR THEATER New or Livings+on Manor, N.Y. Pl1One 222 Complimenfs MANOR GARAGE Complimenh of of Your Sfanley Dealer ETHEL MORSE Labeny. N.Y. Liv. Manor, N.Y. HOWARD NEIDICH CIIMIX I' Ill c uns FEEDS LIME AND FERTILIZER Liberfy, N.Y. Phone Lib. 8I Complimenfs of LAKE REST HOTEL Complimenfs R. E. SHAVER WUNDER FOUNTAIN of Moving and Sforage LUNCFTESNETTE Nor'Ih Main S1'ree+ K 8: S MOTORS Roscoe. N.Y. Mayflower Service Phone I33 or 98 Liberfy. N.Y. Phone Lib. I547 VAN Radio and Television Sales-Service Liv. Manor, N.Y. Phone 642 COMPLIMENTS of LARRY'S TAXI COMPLIMENTS of LEONARD WELCH mcg Quinfaf Ava-:fwyn Kagan Hamm Z.: COMPLIMENTS oqpfmizaf R. C. A. l bmcmafou gafsa 5' Ssiviae LIFCSQTY Bain LIZEEITY of M Mile on Neversink Qoad Complimenfs of HI-WAY INN ROSE FIDDLE, Prop. Parlcsville, N.Y. A FRIEND ACKNQWLEDGEMENT To Thomas Beaudrof we ex- press our hearffeli apprecia- 'l'ion for fha unselfish confribu- fion of his +ime and efforis in furnishing fhe Ar+ for 'l'his Pub- licafion. CLASS OF I954 X1 1 gl ' L fn W PATRONS .. ,ff I 2 fl, fiifI'j4 1 r A . yfffvxjv Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker fl M1717 JL Brookside Bar 8: Grill ,fxffyf nyc -7 Jack cannon Wjwfb fjv' A-Zc Francis F. DeVoe H Ted Foniana Mr. and Mrs. A. Fosfer Rudy Fura 9 Gary's Res+auran+ and Cocklail Lounge 5 Gigi's Juvenile Shop f ' GoH'lieb Bros. A ' 1 K Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hadden W Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harris 4 N t Miss Jane Hoos M Arfhur A. Jennings , , f 'bg Johnsfon and Johnsion i fb,'V'V Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kannegiser ,fl but lj Livingsion Manor Airporf J' y . ,A Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Loucks WM ! Beryl MacMillen W ' KL ff L ' 1 Mrs. Eugene Mears M , Meyerson's Bakery , F Max Miller Celia Moshkowsky Nellie MoH' Frank Muller New Hillig Sfudio Jos. C. Plescia lrvin Rice Loraine C. Russell Eli Lord Sheff Jack Sherwood I Philip S+rauss Mr. and Mrs. Donald Siurdevanl' Mr. and Mrs. Richard S+urdevan+ l Taylor's Liquor S'l'ore Treyz Ceramic Siudio Thomas Walkerwicz Q Edward Wehner Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wel+er A 7476s-nada Yunnan: Tuma Yunool cR7lPAlY.DAu-M gWHC V ' W' fin' 1+ If 9,1 - vi f xv 1 'L f I ,f,. u KLA f N 7 I Leg fl 11 If MM 35-'1 WM, A my , ,M C WT Qfgifwffyjvwvgy ml? VT iw, W W M if ' W iw 232552 N 6 42 32,332 -2 CC C3 nl 'Qv'-u 1 z . k 2 x, ! P ' A is ? 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