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

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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

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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 '