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

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'f'-in 111-he Q QU' ,. may M . ..,. .,.....................- I E, aw '36- To Mr. and Mrs. Welter we dedicate This our yearbook of '58. Words are inadequate to express Their kind understanding and thoughtfulness, They have always been patient in worry and woe, And our memories will live though the years may go rn 3555? -::1::2 :mn .'.:,,. GH-If 5:2252 152:51 :::: -1 .-. 'r . g-ini' 2.5315 ' ' -,f .' 1. -. 1:0?'.f -.r-:L . . 2- -gli-I: :-:-'31 5252: ..-7:4-. 1115.111 .211'.'-5 ., ..,-. .'. . .4 '5'ff33 'Z' 7:1 .- f .' .-'7:f1,., Q,-f' . ..4:- 9.05.11 ner.-. '25- f -1.1 -' ?:. --:---. r' r' 4.--., -hik- S E .5-1 'hu' .1921-: :: ,..7 .-522' I!.'5.'f 556' E --Z If-P25 ,. '2'-31 Echtorzal .' sf ,.- ..-.-,r 1' s 1. 5.-Z-E -f:-E9 35:2 -1:42 1235553 .'-3, ::5:- :ri-' .-::.:'l 4:11-E :t-22+ i::5'- ::5-'3: ' har. :-:1 -.111-I. 42.31 .aka o'. BF. -:- 31-5' .-iff: :F-tif zjtiz' - E: .-.1 g-s?: Educauon, one mrght say has two purposes vocauonal and cultural the frrst of whrch IS generally consrdered more rmpor tant Thrs rs an educatron acqurred for the sake of earnrng a 11v1ng, after a defrnrte peuod of learmng IS completed It rs rntended to f1t rnto the envxronment whrch wrll be a permanent part rn one s lrfe The second purpose of educauon 15 the acquismon of culture rn general The essentral importance of cultural educauon hes 1n the fact that an appetrte for learmng and the knowledge of how to study have a far reachrng effect on everyone Throughout hrs enure lzfe, a person who has learned to acqurre knowledge wrll continue to do so, and each addmonal store of rnformauon creates a further mterest rn more rnformauon It xs well to remember that the thrrst for knowledge mevrtably enriches a student of any age, and habits of learning established during the early years are productive of a well-enlightened, broadly educated person in later life Hama K Editor A ,D ,Z , lathe 5 leg. .'. ' 5,-ff' S421 Dear Seniors: At this time when you are about to complete your high school experience, there are more things than space will allow that I would want to say to you. This being so, I will ask six questions. These you must answer - each for himself. I hope that in these answers you will find my message to you. 1. How much value do you place on morality? 2, Have you appreciated your opportunities? 3. Are you mindful of the welfare of others? 4. Do you admire the truth? 5. Are you convinced that success requires work? 6. Do you think there is still more for you to learn? My very best wishes go with every one of you. Sincerely, Russell W . Ludlum K 9 G District Superintendent Board of Education ff -2 La. ,, ' 'fa L A i fi, 0 ,, TP A - 5 2 agp f Q 'Q Zh - V .gpm ' A2 .L Tff EW ,, J . 3 ,Q 0 . . L., .. , . 2 4. ' fl L x 4.:1f,f'W A ' 11 ., ,'2, ,! , I , . K it ? - k, I , X . X ,,,,,,b. sf 1 ' ff. 'if P. gi , 32,3 . z ' , 3158 , fr' f 1 4 M + M I, 1 -fir 2 . , w3rf74f1sg.'1'rfAn 4, ' A I J. ,S ,IQ 3' .. ,lg E :K 4 K. 5 ,4 ,,ws.p,,. 3 4. W-- -wax ,v ,f ,1 F' -2 f QV x ,. , I pwwrf, .Q N 7 '. A J 1' 1 Q I MUN' wi 5:2-ip, A- 'iw f, 5 if 6552 r qliffrq .0 A lin , - N -in iQff?'4'f 1 M ' . 5- sw. A Faculliy ggi- fd' 'iq' Y I L ELINOR DECKER HQEDA SMITH EDITH KNOLL Language Enghsh Lxbranan 'IN vq, CHARLEb MUHLIG LEONARD WELTER IRVING AVERY Mathemaucs Busmess ClI1ZCUSh1p Educauon 5952 'Wm' uf! 3-fs A 5 MILDRED DUTTWEILER GLORIA GEBHARD DOROTHY WILL Home ECOUOVUXCS Mus 1C Physxcal Educauon 'T 'iv Qig Wa pm- 3,351 4 nf. iv' 5? Fczculq' rr ,QW- HELEN CONNOLLY MARGUERITE MUSSMAN FLORENCE SHAVER Frfth Grade Frfth Grade Fourth Grade QC' if ti ARDA SCHKIBER ETHEL KEELER Th1rd Grade Thrrd Grade JULIA RICE DAVID LOWRIE R-ITA SMITH Srxth Grade Scrence Flrst Grade .V . . K A as t l Q ... A X V1 ,K r dddr v' 'V I ' 2 I' , AM rr A . , x V V I, , n fn 3' 1, .1 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Reichert, Shirley Pelton, Ber- tha Edwards, Starr Coy, Phyllis Hammer, Naomi Pierpoint, Dolores Froelich, Ethel Boyles, Ruth Sprague. BUS DRIVERS First row: Millard Maffett, Raymond Steel sey, Lawrence Schwartz, James Curry, Omer Shaver, Mrs. Hodge. CUSTODIANS Left to right: Art Jennings, Frank Brace, Michael Dolgas. Second row: Bill Shampine, Lawrence Jer- 1 V, ,D b I' ,hd jk J w ag' 44 I Y ..- , ,LW F 'Zmf , Y' 1, in -. 's ' Qf x 57 s ffix' WW kllalinf NW Q S 2 E5 ET 5 S W ' w ' 31, N 4, ,iuxvv 1 FLOYD EMERY Bucket If nominated, I will not ac- cept. If elected, I will not serve. Band 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball IV 1, Varsity 2,35 Baseball 1,2,45 Choir 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Class President 3,45 Prom King 35 Yearbook Staff, Typing Editor 45 Var- sity Club5 Graduation Marshal tudent LANNY FREDRICK KRUPP KN-1PPY If you're there before it's over, you're on time, Choir 45 Operetta 45 Basketball Manager 15 JV Basketball 2,35 Football 45 Baseball 2,3, 45 Class Play 15 Class of 57 Play 35 Bowling Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Yearbook staff 45 Student Council 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President Q 45 Hall Patrol 35 Newspaper 2, 3,43 Honor Society 35 Intramural Basket- ball 1. Class 'Z ILO 3. N MARY P. SCHIEIHIMACHER 3,45 Newspaper, 3,45 Associate Editor 45 - N4 Playdays 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Year- S ' book Staff Advertising Manager 45 Library S Club 1,25 Class Plays 1,2. Mare 'Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. .Q . . flu Cheerleading IV 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Class HX 5' Treasurer 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 ' ' jr rw Q GAA 1,2,3,45 Secretary 2,3, President 45 A Ae, - - . Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2,3, 4 ...A Z i S 5 E President 45 Prom Queen 35 Prom Attendant 1 , J 15 Graduation Marshal 35 County Festival 2, - 1- gl 35 state secuonais 1,25 Bowling Club 1,2, , ct SS. 4: t fl nz' 577 xi 2? XX ref? 42 E I.U,Lll : f PETER WALTER NAUM OVITZ Pete A man's horse is his happiness, but his girl is a pure delight. Choir 2,3,4, Band 2g Yearbook Staff, Set-up Editor 4g Class Play 1,2g Hall Patrol 1g NYSSMA 2: County Festival 2,3,4g Middletown Con- ference 3. 0 jqcers ARTHUR VIELE Barnyard 'Life is just one damed thing after another. Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball IV 1, 2, Varsity 3, Track 1,2,3,4g Choir 3,4g Band 1,2,3g Varsity Club 4: Class Play lg Year- book staff 4, Class Secretary 1,2, 3,4g Operetta 3,4. , ' X K' fe fix GENE BARNICOTT 'W indy His tongue ran on, and on. . . Choir 2,3,4, Basketball IV 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Football l,2,3 Baseball 1,23 Class Play lg Prom Attendant 3, Varsity Club 4, Bowling Club 1,2, Yearbook staff 4, Class Vice President 4g Athletic Associa- tion Secretary 3,4g Track 1, 2, 3,4, Operetta 2,3,4. WX V. CJ 3 aT f 4 E , A 5 , EDWARD BALDWIN Baldy I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball IV 2, Varsity 3,4, Varsity Club 4g Choir 4g Operetta 4, Class Play 1, Year- book Staff 4, GAIL B, COLIN Gail There is nothing more fun than a manl' Choir 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4gIntramura1s 1,2,3, 45 Honor Society 3,4g Bowling Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4g Class Play 1,2g Newspaper 2,3,4, Asso- ciate Editor 4g Cheerleading IV 1, 2, Varsity 3,4g Yearbook Staff, Senior Editor 4, Student Council 1 2,3, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Playdays 1,2,3,4g Hockey Team 1, 2. 'Jw N E I if DOLORES JANE BENTON Benton I agree with no man's opin- ions. I have some of my own.' Choir 3,4g Operetta 3,4, Cheerleading JV 3, Varsity 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Library Club 1, Bowl- ing Club 4g Class Play 1,2g Playdays 1, 2, 3,4g Hockey Team 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN DUMOND Andy A good listener is usually think- ing about something else. Ch0il' l.2.3.4: Operetta 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Bowling 1,3g GAA 3,4, Treas- urer 4g Honor Society 3g Class Play 1,2g Yearbook Staff 4, Art Editor, Cafeteria Staff 3, STARR COY Stock Car Make me a child again, just for tonight. Intramurals 3g Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play 1, Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, CHARLES FALLON Skip Choir 2,3,4g Operetta 2,3,4, Bas- ketball IV lg County Festival 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Photography Edi- torg Projection Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 1, Stage Crew 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Keep the home fires extinguished, 5 G 9 I 1 I 'A S u g , sx'j NFB -1 L, ir lr 1 S ll 6-Q' W gf 1 - T X ' . Sf? -1 Ulf, fi MICHAEL JOSEPH FISCHER Mike Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven. Basketball Manager 15 IV Basketball 2, Varsity 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 4, Choir 4, Operetta 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Sports Editorg Boys' State 3, Class Play 1,'2g News- paper 2,3,4, Sports Editorg Varsity Club 4g Honor Society 3,4, xv . Xi? fd! X ,Nl PHYLLIS HAMMER Phy1 Silence is deep as Eternity, Speech is shallow as time, Intramurals 1 , 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play lg Honor Society 3,4, CAROL HODGE Hodgte Home Cooking ts something that most modern women are not. Band 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3g Bowling Club 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4, Playdays 1,2 3. y , KENNETH HYZER Butch -Z V ' vv n -:zum I You have not converted a man be- cause you have silenced him. k cf W Q Intramurals, Varsity Basketball 3g l M 5-J x Track 3- Yearbook staff 4 E+ v - 2.-ar-s ' - -dx ' NANCY E. JOHNSTON Nance 'Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie, Honor Society 3,4g Library As- sistance 3,4g Yearbook staff 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Senior En- semble 2g Sophomore Ensemble Accompanist 4, State Sectional 1,2g County Festival 2,3,4g Western Sullivan Music Festi- val lg NYS Competition Festi- val 1, 2, 3,4g Senior Choir Ac- companist 1,2,3,4g Operetta Accompanist 1, 2,3,4, IQ' Q. f Q XX Q avli 2rAK5 JULIA KELLY Z' 'If at first you don't succeed try a little ardor, Cafeteria Staff 2,3g Choir 4g Oper etta 4g Class Play l,2g Yearbook Staff 4, '7'SIotY X Kelly I 2 Q . N-A ' - , 1 ANITA LEVIN Nita The world is a wheel and it will come around all right. Choir 1,2,4g Operetta 1,2,4g Intra- murals 1,2,3g GAA ag Bowling Club lg Prom Attendant 3: News- paper Staff 2,3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4g Yearbook Staff Senior Editor 4g Graduation Usher 3g Playdays 2,3, 2 . 'Q fgfak f ' g CS' f I g Xie if :- Q I ' ' THOMAS G. 0'KEEFE X I f 1 Nite Tom, Choir 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Class 3 J Play lg Yearbook staff Baseball 'f Q 'L lla? .11 .42 i f o - V ls.. C- I 9 ' :- l --, - ,. Q Sl l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball IV 1, 2, Var- sity 3,4g Vice President of Class 2g Varsity Club 4g Prom Attendant 1g Intramural Basketball 1. Lf!! 1- , i? JOAN McGAR Joanie Of all animals, the man is the most unmanageable. Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading JV 2,3, Varsity 4g Class Play 1, 2g Yearbook Staff Set-Up Editor 4g Library Club 1g Intra- murals 1,2,3g GAA 1,2g County Festival 1, 2, 3,4g State Festival 1,2,3g Bowling Club 1,2,3,4g Playdays l,2,3,4g Hockey Team l,2,3,4. CA F E TEQ IA GEORGE ROGERS Dodie Blessed is the man who in- vented sleep. Baseball lg Basketball lg Track 1, 25 Class Play lg Yearbook Staff 4, NAOMI PIERPOINT Noni A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Intramurals 3g Choir 3g Cafeteria Staff 4. BETTIE LOU ROLLETSCHEK Bet gerous. Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play 1,2g Choir lg Operetta lg Prom Attendant 35 Class President 1,2g Newspaper Staff 1,2,4g Yearbook Editor-in- Chief 4g Honor Society 3,45 Library tion Usher 33 County Festival 1,2g NYSSMA 23 Hall Patrol 1. People who make no noise are dan- Club 1,2g Cafeteria Staff 2g Gradua- 0 LD 1 L JUST g0 MB WX I N ,N 980 x x. Q JOSEPHINE WARD Jo Jo The big round tear stands trembling in her eye Bowling 1 Choir 1,2,3,4g Hall Pa- trol 1 2 Intramurals 1,2g Oper- Nr ' :D -I etta l., 2., 3 , 4. rf-N LQ-' xiii X , C f A 'W' MERRITT ROSER Merritt Blushing is the color of virtue. ff .. C1255 Play 1: Yearbook staff 4, , CAROL LEE VICK Vicky Marriage, if one will face the truth, is an evil, but a necessary evil. Choir 2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g In- tramurals 2,3g Honor Society 3,4g Bowling Club 2, Year- book, Business Manager 4g Class Vice President 33 News- paper 3,4, Feature Editor 4, Operetta 2,3,4g Stage Crew for Play 2g County Festival 2,3 M., 'E BJ, ls , B fx, . 1' ...QV x M 0. 52,5 ,fr- rl N -5 K sr 'GQ , AVERY WELCH Wrecker 'Females are most dangerous when they appear to retreat, Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3g Choir 3, Class Play 1,2g Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 1, Prom Attendant 2, 3, Operetta 3, County Festival 1,2, X., EDITH WELCH Edie Westward HO. . . to Wheeling! Choir 1, 2, 3,4g Operetta 1, 2, 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3g GAA 2,3,4g Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Year- book Advertising Editor 4, News- paper Staff 3,4, Exchange Editor 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3,4g Playdays 1, 2,3,4g Hockey Team 1,2,3,4g Class Play 1. 'F S ,Q '9 5 Q3 Q Q y 9- X? A Nw ff X 7 C SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President FLOYD EMERY Vice President GENE BARNICOTT Secretary ARTHUR VIELE Treasurer MARY SCHLEIERMACHER Student Council Representatives PETER NAUMOVITZ LANNY F. KRUPP Last Wzll and Testament We the Class of 1958 of the Lrvrngston Manor Central School berng of sound and drsposrng mrnd and memory do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs our Last Wrll and Testament To Mr Muhlrg Floyd Emery bequeaths hrs mrlkrng stool wrth the best rnten trons Mary Schlerermacher leaves her half prnt appearance to Barbara Van Aken Havrng reluctantly left her Jar of Tussy rn room 711 at the Annapolrs Hotel rn Washrngton D C Nancy Johnston offers rt to any underclassman who may next rnhabrt that room Mrchael Frsher transmrts to Peter Mavordes hrs unwaverrng knack for seldom foulrng rn basketball Charles Fallon presents to Georgra Levrn and Leona Benton hrs Jeep and br cycle whrch wrll surely rnsure them transportatron To Laura Sternman Joan McGar leaves her sprt curls Merrrtt Roser grves hrs shyness to Brll Vrck and rs glad to be rrd of rtl John Kelly rs the recrprent of Phylhs Hammer s rndusnfrous study habrts Peter N aumovrtz grves the chrp on hrs shoulder to Shirley Pelton rn the hopes that rt won t become a splrnter and hrs Prckrn and Srngrn Boys Wrlham Fredenburg bestows upon Lrnda Decker hrs ever abundant supply of freckles It rs hoped that Donald Greenlee wrll be relreved of hrs quret unsmrlrng man ner when he recerves Naomr Prerpornt s hearty laugh Danrel Hartlrng presents to Walter Rogow hrs never ceasrng abrlrty to pull through Srnce John Cassano rs also well equrpped Fred Krupp does not yreld to hrm hrs repertorre of wrsecracks Dolores Benton hands down to posterrty her magrc boxrng gloves whrch know no defeat Avery Welch bestows upon Arnold Robrnson hrs most mascuhne physrque It rs hoped that Mrs Smrth won t let her harr down when Judy Kelly leaves her Elvrs Thomas O Keefe bequeaths hrs stogre to James Dolgas rn hopes that he ll use rt rn Washrngton To anyone rn need of a fast passrng mark Carol Vrck offers her vast supply of mrdnrght orl George Rogers hopefully bestows upon Leonard Smrth hrs thrck black whrskers O To any succeeding class in need of funds, Edith Welch bequeaths Skeeter Bonn Feelmg lonely? To that person Carol Hodge offers her memberslup rn the clrque as the best remedy To Sharley Fredenburg who rs drsgusted wrth those nrghtly pm ups Walter Herold bequeaths hrs very wavy haxr Edward Baldwm surprrsmgly leaves h1s typewrrter rn one prece to Mr welter Mary Ann DuMond bequeaths to the tenors and basses rn chorr her ab1l1ty to harmomze Kenneth l-lyzer hands down hrs pleasrng personahty to anyone who feels rn need of a frrend To Bonme Helms Starr Coy transmrts her fancy eyeglasses Arthur Vrele leaves hrs famous waddle walk to Alan Werner lectron of tantahzrng reclpes Patrrcra Cummrngs rs the fortunate recrprent of Gene Bamrcott s extensrve appeute In hopes that rt w1l1 be used at the next Manor vs Roscoe game Iosephrne Ward presents her cryrng towel to Coach Lamb of Roscoe To the reserved Gladys Banks Anrta bevrn leaver her squeal Gall Colm tearfully cuts her shmy tresses and bequeaths the chpprngs to Joan DuMond To Mr and Mrs welter the Class of 1958 leave thelr undymg gratrtude and the memorxes of four rnsplrmg years We therefore subscnbe our names hereunto and do declare that these are to the best of our knowledge and abrlrty the wrshes of the Class of 1958 Srgned and sealed thxs flrst day of March rn the year of our Lord 1958 ANITA LEVIN GAIL COLIN . g D . . . D . . . ,, . . - ,,, Bettie Rolletschek bestows upon the future homemakers of L,M.C, S, her col- fi As soon as we heard that they were votrng on such an rmportant rssue whether or not to curfew Junror spacemen rn Lrvrngston Manor we decrded we had to attend the hearrng whrch was to be held on January 15 1968 when we reached the Manor we went drrectly to the once famrlrar school audrtorrum where proceedrngs had not yet begun Upon enterrng the room we saw many famrlrar faces and to our surprrse many of our former class mates Argurng as usual for the opposrtron was Dolores Benton famous woman wrestler She almost drdn t attend the meetrng because rt was drffrcult to persuade her husband Walt Rogow to babysrt Qurte a commotron could be heard comrng from the corner As we walked over one vorce whrch could never be mrstaken could be heard above all others Gene Barnrcott s After speakrng to Gene we learned that he had been employed for the past ten years by the Mel Donte canned food company as chref food taster Also standrng rn that group were Peter Naumovrtz and hrs wrfe the for mer Joan McGar Pete and Joan had Just flown rn from therr horse ranch rn Kentucky Turnrng to face the door we saw Edrth Welch wrth Judy Kelly Edre who rs now Hrllbrlly Queen of Wheelrng West Vrrgrnra has establrshed a free transportatron servrce to that crty for all her fans Judy has just flown rn from Hollywood She moved there about frve years ago so she could keep close watch over all her favorrte stars Rrght behmd these two IS Floyd Emery who 18 now manager of Slender emery It rs qurte evrdent that Floyd must have taken one of hrs courses Our attentron rs caught and held as the Town Board enters Headrng the board rs Mrchael Frscher who to everyone s surpnse, became a lawyer and followed rn hrs father s footsteps Also on the board are Mary Schlexermacher and Naomr Prerpornt Mary rs now teachrng physrcal educatron rn L M C S She has moved to the other srde of Shandelee Lake and rs the owner of the famous Waldemere Hotel Naomr rs now Mrs Lee Wells and they own the Robrn Hood Drner After talkrng to Andy DuMond, the famous recordrng star, we learn that Walter l-Ierold rs now the Commercral teacher at L M C S Walt was hrred when Mr Welter retrred three years ago Prop A 1 AQ 15 XJ XJMJ V X A XX lx XX o I o gb 1' . 0 7 S 1 M p X X ff! Lf i 5 hecy sf fYXfYTfX Qurte a racket can be heard outsrde As we all rush to the wtndows we can see Nancy Johnston pullmg up rn her customrzed Mark lVX whtch houses a symphony or chestra Also drrvrng up to the curb rs Damel Harthng tn one of hrs famous Danhart cars We later learned that he made up hrs mrnd rn hrgh school when he was com pelled to run to Tannenbaum s that he would some day own and manufacture hrs own fleet of cars Srttrng rn the car wrth Dan rs B111 Fredenburg Brll rs the owner and operator of an exclusrve school for redheads He teaches them to be as cool calm and collected as he rs As Tom O Keefe and Ed Baldwrn trot up Qthey are both rn trarnrng for the New York Krckerbockersy flashbulbs start popprng, We all recogmze the photographer as Skrp Fallon Sk1p rs head man for a major studro rn Hollywood l-le flew rn m hrs prrvate plane brrngrng Mrs Wrnme Welch the former Carol Hodge wrth hrm Carol mamed and moved to Cahfornra the year after graduauon Also lrvtng IH Calrfornra rs Bettie Rolletschek who IS head beaunctan for the same studto Skrp works for She could not attend the hearrng because she rs on locatron rn Afrrca QBettie rs rn Hollywood Sk1p rs rn Hollywood Berne and Skrp are at the same studto rumors have xt'7'?l lj Proceedrngs are Just about ready ro start as the Board of Educanon enters On the board are Fred Krupp Starr Coy Phyllrs Hammer and Ken Hyzer Fred who rs pre sently grvrng Red Skelton qurte a brt of competruon on TV walks rn wrth a grxn I the owner of a grant charn of popcorn stands and Phylhs who IS teachmg seem qurte glum Ken starts the debate and from hrs speech we realrze that hrs school for drc tron must be a success Durrng lunch recess we walk over to the Robrn Hood Drner to Cat Insrde we bump mto Merntt Roser We have heard through the grapevme that Memtt rs qurte a Romeo Iosephrne Ward rs also havmg a snack Jo s parmrngs are now so famous that even she can t afford them As we walk back to the school we notlce how beautrful the new addxtron ts It was desrgned by Frank Lloyd Wrrght s assrstant Art Vrele Upon enterrng the burldmg we notrce some late comers one of whom rs John Welch now modelrng for toothpaste ads We all knew hrs smtle would get hrm far but we never thought rt would earn htm a hvrng Carol Vrck has also come rn Carol IS now mamed and rarsrng a horde of ltttle Hendrtcksons Standmg wtth her rs George Rogers who rs presently dorng a show on Broadway Although a decrston on the matter of Junior Spacemen was postponed we were not sony we attended srnce we met so many of our former classmates Gall Colm Aruta Levrn x.f XM! L! . . . . ' . .... ' - l . ' 5 l , . . . . I . . . . . . . , . . . 1 5 I 1 a g I ' . . . . . . . . . . . t is obvious that he is sure of victory. The rest of the board do not seem so sure. Starr, . . ' . ' . . ' . n 1 1 ' . . , . . . . . . . , . - . . , . . . . . 0 . . . . I , -J . , - K Xp . 5 . 1 X X ' f Q A K Class 4 ' H zstory As the Class of 54 completed lI,S four year run ln L M C S producer and duector Mums and Chtef took under therr wrngs thetr new cast of thrrty and began rehearslng on the L M C S stage for the stage of lrfe Elected as the productron staff to help promote a successful year were Presldent Bertre Rolletschek Vrce Prestdent Thomas O Keefe Secretary Arthur V1ele Treasurer Mary Schletermacher Student Councrl Representatrves Garl Coltn and Wrlltam Whrtehrll Durtng the frrst act the cast was sepa rated rnto two homerooms Mr DeRosa s and Mr welter s The young actors trred therr talents on the tradrtronal Halloween concessrons choosing the successful f1shpond concesston Wrth one hxt to bolster therr morale they started on a play entttled Boner Schoolroom They ended theu flrst act wtth the annual prcmc whrch they held at Our Lady of Lourdes Camp Because of the rnexperrence of the performers the second act followed much the same pattern as the ftrst The newly elected productron staff was the same as the frrst act Agarn the cast was spltt rnto two homerooms Mr welter s and Mrss Gehrt s later replaced by Mr Phrlltps The cast chose the basketball shoot as therr concessron on Halloween They once agarn presented a one act play thrs ume The Untnvtted Ghost They agarn held thetr ptcnrc at Our Lady of Lourdes Camp most enjoyable but dampened somewhat by the ram The productron staff headrng the thrrd act changed wrth Floyd Emery as Presrdent Carol Vtck as Vtce Prestdent Arthur Vrele as Secretary Mary Schlerermacher as Treasurer Gall Colm and Fred Krupp as Student Counctl Representauves Thrs year the cast ftnally was able to frt 1nto one homeroom much to thetr Joy At the annual Halloween program they chose the food concessron The members of the cast worked hard sellrng statronery and Chrtstmas cards to ratse funds for therr long awatted vacatton rn Washrngton D C The troupe had tremendous box offrce sell outs when they presented therr Juntor Prom Stardust and the Sadre I-lawkrns Dance and Hayrtde Edgewood Inn was chosen for therr annual prcmc a memorable occaston for Gall Colm when Mary Schlerermacher and Dolores Benton threw Garl tnto the lake The fmal and most excrttng act was headed by Prestdent Floyd Emery Vrce Presrdent Gene Barmcott Secretary Arthur Vrele Treasurer Mary Schlerermacher Student Councrl Representanves Fred Krupp and Peter Naumovrtz Once agam stauonery and Chrrstmas cards were sold and a Sadre l-lawkms Dance and Haynde was sponsored whtch almost completed the amount of money needed to ftnance the Washmgton trtp Our last money makrng project was a h1llb1lly program featurlng Skeeter Bonn and Hrs Prckrn and Slflglll Boys The long anttcrpated vacatton rn Washrngron proved to be more enjoyable than any had hoped for Soon after the trrp was over they began the hard work of preparrng the yearbook Txme passed swrftly and all held therr breath as the curtatn rose for the grand frnale the cltmax of four wonderful years All members of the cast recerved thetr dtplomas as a symbol of excellence Memones clouded the art and tears clouded thexr eyes as the curtarn fell REQ ffyf.-V ,5 K. ,- . 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N I X , nu-u-1 -.- ...M xx ' A Q. img 3 I fi' A Washington Trzp As the noses of the sleepyhead semors were counted at 5 00 A M on November 'I 1957 rt was found that one was mrsstng Upon awakenrng the operator and callrng Kennxe Hyzer we learned he would not be Jornrng us Thrs accompltshed the bus started to roll From thls t1me on Naomr Prer pornt s endless laughter was wrth us A lrttle farther towards our destrnatron the bus loaded rn thrrteen more hrgh spmted senrors Ih1S tlme from Eldred From the mxnute they entered the moblle, Judy Kelly became strongly attached to the male adventurers As lunch was served at the Gettysburg Hotel two boys promptly got up crossed the street and ate at the nearest drug store Lunch completed and the tout of Gettysburg Battlefreld rn progress Memtt Roser asked tf the bus could be held for ftve mrnutes whxle he had a game of war wrth Eddre Baldwrn and Skrp Fallon Whrle vrsrung the Cyclorama where there rs a parntrng of the Battle of Gettysburg Pete Naumovrtz suddenly felt 111 No ll wasn t the lunch rt was the srght of all the dead horses rn the parnttng Arrtvrng at Washrngton about s1x we were told we would have to hustle as we were gorng to be rrtzy and drne at the Lotus Club After a real gone meal we were provrded wrth some pretty hot entertarnment Later Mrke Frscher told us I enjoyed the meal rmmensely but those ftre grrls really topped 1tl Contrary to Mrke s emoyment Joan McGar found them dull and decrded to leave w1th several other senrors to take rn a wrestlrng match Others resorted to swxmmrng and srghtseerng A long day behrnd us you d thmk we would want some sleepl We drd but we Put rt last on our 11st rn hopes of catchrng up later Even after a short rught Dolores Benton st111had plenty of pep to talk In fact she told us after our f1rst stop of the day Boy I sure drdn t lrke that Caprtol Upon bemg asked why she stated Why? when I Just whrspered everyone could hear me all over the place!! At the Whlte House Blue Room, Carol Hodge made thrs statement Thts Blue Room sure rsn t 11ke the one rn the Manor! We were qurte amazed at one of our senlors Can you lmagtne Sk1p Fallon s wanttng to brmg home the Wash1ngton Monument to put rn hrs back yard for an observatron tower to spot forest fires? Another of our senrors gave us qurte a shock too when he asked about employment at The Bureau of Pr1nt1ng and Engravtng Art Vrele sard he was wtlhng to start at the bottom destroymg vord dough wasn t rt at the Smrthsontan Instrtute that Eddre Baldwrn dropped hrs camera breakrng rt and destroymg hrs exclusrve prctures or was rt at the Franctscan Monastery? I don t qurte remember We all seem to thrnk Nancy Johnston rs strll rn a daze and drzzy from the crnerama we all saw Seven Wonders of the World We especrally frgure so when durrng fourth perrod she grabs the door knob ln the typrng room It was durrng her Washrngton Tnp that Mary Ann Dumond had her f1rst b1g break and made a re cordrng We all stopped our bubbllng and gatety for a moment at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldrer when the changmg of guard took place However, when Starr Coy asked who was buned there, we could contarn ourselves no longer! when we became srlent again and were dnvmg through the Arlrngton Cemetery we saw Jo Ward shed a very famtliar tear It was also here that Gatl Colm stghed Too bad all those men had to d1e vv n ' ' 1 I I I I . . . . ,, . ,, 9 I Q I I I U I . - . . . . . . ,, . ,, I u I I I I I . . . . . ,, . ,, . ,, . ,, . . . . . . . 0 I I . . . , . . . . 0 I I Q I u ' n - n u - - n vw I I . . . ,, . . ,, . ,, . 0 I I . ,, . , . . I u a . , . . . . . I I . n n ' ' I 5 I ' Il ' I ' ' Iv ' Il I I 0 I I r - vw I - n n - u ' ' I I . . ,, . . . . ,, . ,, , . . I I I . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, o p I , . . . . . . . . . I . . ,, . ,, . . . , . 9 . I I rv vo - ' ' - - I I . . . . - I Q n u ' - - - n I 9 I ' n Q Since the bus traveled through the cemetery, it gave some of our tired seniors a chance to catch a little shut eye, ' However, John Welch seemed to awaken to see his heroes at the statue of Iwo Jima, Another one of our seniors, who seemed unable to get enough naptime on the trip, almost crawled in bed at Mt, Vernon when the guide pointed out, George slept here, George Rogers thought she said, George, sleep here, We were most fortunate to bring home all of the seniors since the zookeeper wanted to throw Gene Barnicott in with the rest of the monkeys. We were finally able to get across to the man he was one of usl Once again our sleepers were able to take a snooze as we passed the Legations and Embassies, when we finally arrived at the Episcopal Cathedral, we noticed Carol Vick marching up the aisle hum- ming, Here comes the bride, , . Since parts of Washington are very inspiring at night, we took a tour of the Lincoln Memorial, Wash ington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, and Washington National Airport. lt was at the Jefferson Memo- rial we all heard Tom O'Keefe grieve, Gee, I really do feel small now, It was also during this tour that Phyllis Hammer recited the Gettysburg Address standing at the foot of Abe's chair, Another humorous incident during this tour occurred at the airport. Our clown, Fred Krupp, while touring the dining room of the airport, passed a waiter loaded with chairs. Being equipped with gags on the spur of the moment, he immediately asked, Gotta match? Much to his surprise the perspiring waiter un- loaded his stack of chairs and started to dig, That's one for embarrassing moments, Fred, As the last night drew nigh, a party was held in Chief and Mums ' room, Coke was served and we exchanged incidents, all the while beating off sleep. It was also that night that Edie Welch became much dismayed when her two military escorts weren't allowed on Floor Seven of the Annapolis Hotel. At 8100 A, M, , the bus driver faced a bunch of exhausted seniors, who carried black rings under their eyes, heavy hearts and heavy baggage as they left for home. The waiters from the hotel looked a little unhappy as they saw us leave. Could it have been that they didn't have much to clear away from the tables after meals? In the line of food, that is, especially at the table where Floyd Emery ate, After we visited Annapolis and reached Philadelphia, one tour remained. Through half-closed eyes we had a glimpse of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. At Stroudsburg we had our last meal together, As l passed through the lobby of the hotel, I noticed a TV set which reminded me that the mystery of the TV set at the Annapolis was still unsolved! Oh well, that's one for the F,B, I, After a delicious meal we once again returned to the familiar seats of Bus 238 to resume sleep, As the bus pulled in to the Manor, everyone was awakened, Most of the ailing mumbled a word of thanks to Mums for her supply of pills and medicine, as quite a few had been ill, There were words of gratitude and appreciation for Chief, Mr. Welter, for being the most wonderful advisor and friend on OUR Washington Trip. Mary Schleiermacher 'Wi- J' 9 ff ' ,ff uv As o lil gl .,V, F I X K ' 1 'LK 5 T ,fn 1 -Q I' lg. - 1 lynx I ns 2 Q E - 5? yi? 5 v 4 H NL. -f,i-,Liga in. .6 f ff, Q92 V vi? ,,. f,r,f:1f-2? .v s 'Q J u 1 f. 1 s Kmg and Queen , 4J,, 1 ,, , p H 3? F if '92 J N, f4 - '-ni. i - F, Mig V222 I Y ff, ,NR K4 'MW 'Z 5 X A 2 :sa-as MARY 5CHLEIERMACHER FLOYD EMI-R '1' ,aw ,I x N, 'K w .-vi ff ,,,,,fg, Favorites .f 5' dig 1 ,J L I X MOST DEPENDA BLE Bettie Rolletschek Charles Fallon Merritt Roser SHIEST ff! A 4- -QW . ' ' BEST DRESSED Josephine W ard HAPPY GO LUCKY Carol Hodge William Fredenburg Anita Levin Kenneth Hyzer MOST FEMININE an MASCULINE Judy Kelly X Floyd Emery I 1 ,Vx BEST LOOKING Joan McGar George Rogers 4 Fa writes RESERVED MOST DET ERMINED Gail Colin Arthur Viele Naomi Pierpoint Walter Herold N MOST COURTEOUS Mary Ann DuMond Daniel Hauling WITTIEST Nancy Johnston ' X Thomas O'Ke,efe Hx -5' , wg if , I A Stentor 'fan 41 M5321 Senwr Sketches The grst of thrs poem rs to brrng rnto vrew Each senror as wrll be remembered by you We d lrke to acknowledge though frrst rn brref The Welters better known as Mums and Chref Mums wrth her prlls the cure all rn D C Chtef rn our memorres forever to be Floyd Emery our krng leads the parade As presrdent too he sure made the grade Mary Schlerermacher s queen and qurte a ass She s also the treasurer of our class Nancy Johnston s a quret one speaks not a word Unless somethrng s musrcal rt s downrlght absurd! Although Mrke Frscher rs not very tall He s our champ of basketball For snapprng photos Sklp Fallon s the one As forest ranger he calls frres fun Next on the 11st IS Joame McGar She s our hot rodder follow that carl Merutt Roser rs noted for berng quxte shy But for laughs tn Washrngton he was our guy Teachmg w11l be Phyllrs Hammer s career Maybe she ll teach our krds some year Pete Naumovxtz our cowboy can smg qurte a son l-hs horse wlll save you rf your car goes wrong Edlth Welch IS known as our hlllbxlly star wrth her outlook on lrfe she s bound to go far B111 Fredenburg s noted for hrs harr of red As basketball center he sure knocks em dead Naomx Prerpornt IS one who loves to laugh She s also a member of the cafeterta staff On frrst stung rn basketball rs Danny Harthng Some of hls remarks Mrs Smrth ftnds starthng Bettre Rolletschek s edrtor of our yearbook of 58 She plans Beautrctan s school as her next date Fred Krupp the class clown rs next rn lrne He s a good student but he s never on ttme ' Q 4 cz , ' L ' fkfgfg ' Q 'Z R vfif fi U in at 6 I ' ' 'I ' ' Z Q s ' ' - ' 1 - .re 1' ' , A ' 555511. 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Dolores Benton rs our female athlete If rn an argument she ll never retreat John Welch rs known to each and all As our outstandrng player and star of football Judy Kelly lS dug as a real cool cat Mr Avery prefers Danrel Boone she prefers Pat Champ of foul shootrng rs Tommy O Keefe Hrs only ambrtron rs to be as tall as Chtef Carol Vrck s future rs a natural plan She s the ftrst one to hook her man George Rogers rs next on thrs senror frle J He mrssed all of Washrngton cause he slept all the whrle For Carol Hodge there rs no doubt She sure ltked school but she s glad to get out Walter Herold hasn t been wrth us long But we re glad he s graduatrng mrdst our throng Gall Coltn rs noted as one of the brarns She s also a cheerleader at our games Ed Baldwrn s laughter rs qurte contagrous Hrs Youngsvrlle basket made htm famous Next on parade rs Andy DuMond If the contest rs srngrng she s our best one Ken Hyzer rs next rn the senror roll call A good frtend and classmate he s lrked by all Starr Coy was always just called Starr But the boys have chrrstened her Stock Car Art Vrele lrves qurte far from town But wrth hrs gas buggy he sure gets round Gene Barnrcott s known mongst our 32 For lovrng hrs vrttles wrth a heart so true Last but not least IS Josephrne Ward Her artrstrc talent we ll always applaud My name s Anrta I m rn thrs class too I ve trred to sketch the sentors for you Our hlgh school years surely drd fly But we ll always remember Old Manor Hrgh lllllll www' 251 as? ,, Q X Y Q Ugg' in EO , 1 gd: , . C X X Q . A 9 .ag .0 I - ' X fs , ' W Y Q 'IA ' ' Q Us ' 1 'I I Q v 1 ' ' I , ' ' ' ' I . . . . , U v 4 -., ,tiqlvjglla I '- . . 0 N N N ' ' ep-. Q D 4 K W Juniors First row: Ruth Sprague, Esther Nelson, Lucy Ardito, Marilynn Jones, Annetta Hinkley, Bertha Edwards, Steven Fishman, Dora Bailey, Patricia Cummings, Diane Romolo, Second row: Carole Heller, Lynne Loughrey, Gladys Banks, James Dolgas, Helen Marie Naumovitz, Jeanne Schwartz. Third row: Mr. Lowrie, Walter Herold, Paul Boyles, John Cassano, Melvin Lindsley, Martha Walter, Kenneth Wilbur, Shirley Pelton, Joseph Roseo, Michael Keiser, Stewart Weinstein, Miss Decker, --4, OFFICERS President JOHN CASSANO Vice President J 5 JAMES DOLGAS s Secretary 5 LYNNE LOUGHREY Treasurer ETTA SCHLEIERMACHER Student Council ESTHER NELSON STEWART WEINSTEIN is ima if - w i iQ A ff? 'TQV m 1. 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't A Q E N Igwlxg 'J Q L Q 3 ' ' .1 Q s as v ,ig 2 ' 3 , 'K My Q H1 mi We Pep Club f h -i Nb T 47- Fust row Rosahe Cummxngs Annetta Hrnkley Helen Mane Naumovrtz Iamce Davrs Ruth Sprague Second row Bertha Edwards Carole Heller Mrs Wtll Georgra bevm Lucy Ardrto Thlrd row Barbara Loughrey Shrrley Pelton Sandra Mavordes Fourth row Hennetta Hlnkley Gladys Banks Frfth row Lynne Loughrey LL Left to right, Alfred Welch, Joseph Roseo, Mxchael Kerser, Stewart Wemstern, John Cassano, Larry Meyersou, Frank Brace, Melvxn Lmdsley, Barry Foster, Arnold Robxnson, Peter Naumovxtz, Coach Pesavento. 1 . -.N ,f . et Z , L W 1' 9 .S , S V' : A 7 V 4 X Q 5, , , I 1 I I 0 Bowling Club First and second rows: John Krupp, Prudence Wehner, Mrs. Will. Third row: Diane Romolo, Josephine Ty- ler, Joan Tyler, Betty Fries. Fourth row: James Den- man, Mary Schleiermacher, Henrietta Welch, Dora Bailey, Esther Nelson. Fifth row: Joan McGar, Rudy Fries, Jeanne Schwartz, Carole Heller, Gary Rose, John Hoos. Sixth row: Dolores Benton, Edith Welch, Stewart Weinstein, Carol Hodge, Mark Baker. Sev- enth rowg Gail Colin, Zane Shaver, Joseph Roseo, Fred Krupp. Eighth and ninth rows: Larry Meyerson, Charles Fallon, Michael Keiser, Anna Ward,Steven Fishman, Varsity Club First row: Carl Eugeni, Daniel Hartling, William Vick, John Cassano, Alfred Welch, Stewart Wein- stein, Arnold Robinson, James Dolgas, John Loftus, John DuMond, Thomas O'Keefe, Richard Gannon, Donald Greenlee, Peter Mavoides, Floyd Emery, John Welch, Alfred Hyzer. Second row: William Fredenburg, Barry Foster, Andrew Rudick, Richard Seeley, Ronald Sarles, Fred Krupp, Michael Fis- cher, Richard Boddy, Gene Barnicott, Arthur Viele Kenneth Wilbur, Richard Robinson. Advisors: Mr. James Consagra, Mr. Silvio Pesavento. Where the press is free and every mart able to read. all is sate. -Thfnmas Jefferson. A I VOL vu, No. 1 Livingston Manor Central School, Livingston Manor, N. Y. November, 1957 L 1 4 1 X X C' 'x ky- 29 Seniors Visit Washin ton D. C. 9 EItl'I'ttlZ'lNsCHlEF ANITA LEVIN ASStJCl.X'l'l-I l'II1l'l't 1115 HAIL CULIN, MARY SCliLiClPjHNIAt'llliii 9 USS ICXVI i.XNl iii ICIFITC Ili EIDIFI'H VVICI,L'lI O l'I'l.X'l'l'IilC r:tvt'rtttz - CAROL vttfii Tours Cflpll0l SPORTS EDITOR 1 MICHAEL FISCHER 0 A bus loaded with 29 seniors from S'I'A,x-1313 -ASSISTANTS the Class of '58 of the LiVir1gSt0rl Pztttlzt l't'ttt'it:tsiiJ1 Rudy Niontag Fred lirupp Laura Steinman Mdilfni Ciemml School along Wlfh John Cztssztno iistlter Nelson littrbztra Loughrey XVilli:ttn X'ir'liLFhvMI jlmlsors' MV- and Mrs' Leon- Linntla Etnt-ry lit-ttie Rolletschek Lynne Loughrev Anna Wltttl 11F'I.W ffir 'honor knfwn to them Steven FEslttn:tn Diane Rornolo Sandra Mavoides Alan XVeint-t' Chlef and Mums 1 left for the C'zn't-le Ht-ller Jean Schwartz Larry Meyerson Lettie XVilbtn' fmwal Pllgflmasff to-Xvashmgton at S h in A. M. on the morning of Novem- O Omores To P , her 7, 1957. O., the way 12 seniors I p . 0 resenf from the Eldred Central School join. The Unlnvlfed Guest In N 'NV ml JIHUT my ,lm N ed them. and they continued on IMMM. IM MU hwy' X .H Wh l A M,-Q ' .Nl 'ir' l ' their way. En route they stopped KX'ttt-titet' vtttti 4t.tsw.ttA xtl it-N jtlimxitxn Levi' mrua-nnfm, Huw I .IQIN ,file fm' breakfast. as at 5300 A, NI-- :MU Wm iw ilmwlmtmi In .kmml mm' nt-...hott l1:.tgt5 ot..-'ti4.tt,g. Niflgk -l. I.t.s breakfast WHS the last thing on my, ..IfHLm1VMi Hhmll. A may ,l in-,ll s tztetntt tt-.ts stat-tlttst. .tnti tne thou. minds' even on the minds of :tvrtt HI- VY Wztitttttt tt. N, nit pt.-. f1L1ti.1f22-fit Ml- ti 1'-lfrfl ll f si'1ll' those who put food first at any t i fi 'fl Til '- IF nttztt L.titn-1 'tQt- the my tn .1 znttttft ngpir. Tir' other time. At H3FI'iSbUFg their , Aint-yv ,inn 'lWttnt..ntt',ILtVu titties: ,iii-Alltitlll 'l1l1lr'N .Ltnft-l : t tpt-- .mt-p next stop. thev visited the Educat- .ttn. Avezv Xivlth, Nl1t.t.1-wt. Ftstnet. , , . - I t-iaith Xkwfott. .lutly Kelly. tnrttl Vit-R. ti Arm V-tttkttt anti ht-1 tt.tn.t. lon Building and State Capitol. Af- .T-tdn Rltfifli. Charles Fallon. Thttin- At ll 'txtxk Int- lights n:L.':ttettt'i ter thell' brief Vi5if there ended- rts tJ'Keet'.t, dnzl Gal? C dirt have ttf,-tt - ,, Y-, V- - . .. they once again started for VVash' A l .tn.l t..t t .t,, an.i.tf.l .rfiit .t. , I .ts-.gm-t gnnts. MV14 In All my Nwmhm. my. QUWHI ington only to realize by the sound Tm: JUNIOR iurmnn tm., ,.,.A,.A,,..m,iQ,... ,....,.,,,t I ,LA N.. of stomachs that ir was lunch time. The Junior Hayricie was a Ire-t They stopped at Gettysburg for mendous success. The evenings fun started at 8 o'elock at the parking lot of the school. There four trucks. covered with very soft hay, were waiting. The trucks started out for an hour and a half's ride through Willowemoc to Parksville and bark home Upon returning from the ride all This issues Spotlight shines on t tivo outstanding seniors, Michaeli luneh and a tour of the battlefield. After the tour, they continued on their way to VVashington. Dinner was served at the Lotus Club. and the rest of the evening was free for the class members to look around. take in a movie The or rest. my 3 ef 3f Q A U I ,. 2 31 f 2' 3 1 F Q A is 9, 3 X -r +16 'Mfg 253 +S1f5vii ,Q- , , 'X A M by WXLJNQAQQ i -:QQ Y . , . ff 5 'f Vatu ' f lg ' I , Z fy, S' w .Y Q , by 1 - v jx M. , mf-... ,lc ' gl A 5 , . x 1 '-Q 42, 51-9 II IM II www ? 1 l1i1Ifflml Larry Meyerson Bonnie Helms Linda Boddy Barry Foster Barbara Van Aken Richard Gannon Arnold Robinson Dolores Froelich Hall Patrol Fred Krupp Mr. Avery Pete: Naumovitz Joseph Hauptfleisch Peter Fisk hettie Wilbur Stewart Weinstein Esther Nelson Dolores Froehlich John Deagle Barbara Barkin Dean Fuller Mud, -1. ici-- 'avg' I4 al? f 3814 f..tsv'I v 1 5 M , is -Q ggi mf'-vf.,'1 A' .1 1 1 1.4131 -' M nil. rv' :Z NATIO 7 E 50 5 f gfwllllw I if Bettie Rolletschek, Carol Vick, Phyllis ichael Fischer, M lin Co Gail rmacher, Chle e S VY 3 M in, V Le Anita w: Carol Hodge, ...4 First ro elton , Gladys ey? irl h Walter, S artha M Michael Keiser irey ug! , Lynne L0 nne schwartz El Je mer Nancy Johnston, second row: ll Hai lson, Esther Ne an, Fishm Romolo, Steven 3 HC Di so Dolga CS IU Ja Steinman, Banks, Laura 4 A, Vu, fftiw Q ,Fw Ii-- 1 A PETER 2 S E N I I E xi , ,Q i'? 1 J . ix ALFRED i 5 HYZER J A! 5 'E ' 'iz ,P S uh 5. Hg x V I v I Q.,, , I YE PESAVENTO l i4f +wlQ , z ,,4.' E m i 6 1 . 1: 5 QT! A . , ' 1521 E s P r 5 3 , 'ff L I r GENE 35332131 BARNICOTT in WILLIAM W FREDENBURG 1957-58 League Champions ,, , , ff' 1 a Q HARTLING DANIEL 5 First row: John Loftus, John Dumond, James Dolgas, Charles Banks, Arnold Robinson, John Cassano. Second row: Coach Consagra, william Vick, Andrew Rudick, Richard Seeley, Donald Greenlee, Richard Gannon, Alfred Welch, Barry Foster, Carl Eugeni. I. V. CHAMPIONS 1957-58 Junior Varsity Basketball COACH CONSAGRA VARSITY Manor 50 St. Joseph Manor 66 Youngsville Manor '76 Narrowsburg Manor 59 Jeffersonville Manor '73 Eldred Manor 55 Tri-Valley Manor 62 Roscoe Manor 47 Delaware Valley Manor 100 Youngsville Manor 72 Narrowsburg Manor '74 Jeffersonville Manor 81 Eldred Manor 64 Tri-Valley Manor 60 Roscoe Manor 49 Delaware Valley BASKETBALL SCORES 33 M anor 42 Manor 45 Manor 56 Manor 60 M anor 34 Manor 51 Manor 46 Manor 32 Manor 61 M anor '71 Manor 77 Manor 35 M anor 65 M anor 40 M anor IUNIGI VARSITY Sr, Joseph Youngsville Narrowsburg Ieffersonville Eldred Tri -Valley Roscoe Delaware Valley Youngsville Narrowsburg Jeffersonville Eldred Tri-Valley Roscoe Delaware , if 'Q !Q?,7,W M U mA sw, ,I . . Il, 55 nf! 3 'ilu xl O- N' 3 'li uf ' ' A I 1 ,r ,. f F! -3 7, ' ,lg 5' E' S 'ff F' 17 2 2 62 0 1 ff' .ff Q l IBSSL Q7 .3923 4.5 .Sp 70,675 71,9 gglh 1 'JP' 69.3 1 , 7 u if v i V V, T ug 61 .gh 21 fr '2:vgg- M, 1 . - ' 1 Q,.' ' 5' f - ' 57' ' ' .v ....., ...M ,,., ,. t I ,I g V 3. gg X M 4 Y yu. 1 . H -A I 3' xy-1 gi L QU! K x , 1' E V w' ' I 5 C ' QQ ' I A A' I AJ k' .X 5 ' wah 1 nv' I ' . Q I N 4 f X A 2 Q Q gi J - H A 3 , YV' . a , N! , . 4, A I 5, 431. , X 2 'X 24 . -.J- MM Comphments of THE FIRE DEPAR TMENT AND AUXILIARIES LIVINGSTON MANOR Compliments of QWMMZ DHAQMACY GAQCDEN FCDCDTD AAAQKET L1v1ngston Manor New York BDCKIBBST voor 4414 HER MAN SCHWART Z Prop if I F AL ,-Q A Y . . l '-11-I YCNSY Q FOIHOSV ' 3 Y' ,'9'E'o 5. ,gg L i Ss , U --Q . M , M . aQz?a lllmmm Mow-01:25 ,,, co Nash Sales a d Se 1ce Te aco S L'vi gsto Ma or N Y S P e 86 ii 5 Q43 Sf mf? GAS AN939 65 ou. Q EACH'-X Telepho e L v Mano Zl8W4 shnons n furnltu Phone 23823 Roscoe N Y 3 B DRY CLEANERS INC E c1us1 e Users of Sta Nu Phone 1019 41ZN Mal Street Lberty N Y n rv. 9 xp A JD 6 gi? ggi., J fs 0 1 fo I re Cornphrnents of HUSCH AND DELAMATER Contractors Bu11ders Comphments of MR AND MRS SIDNEY SMITH AND INA Compllments of BEAVERKILL VALLEY FIRE CO Lew Beach New York MANOR GARAGE EARNEST SIMMONS GERALD SIMPSON Props L1V1HgStOn Manor N Y LIBERTY BOWL O DROME AND L1berty N Y FREDERICKW V SCHADT Comphrnents JODY AND R OBIN SCI-IWARTZ Cornphments of STEWAR TS GARAGE Lew Beach N Y Tel 377 Comp11ments of GUS COREY L1berty N Y Comphments A FRIEND MANOR THEATRE Comphments of EMMA AND LEONARD KRUPP I RUSTIC RESTAURANT Jeffersonville, New York ' of ' of Developing Talent Is Loads of Fun - Select From Our Top Lines of Musical Instruments We Carry in Our Stock at All Times The Following Conn Olds Bach King Bundy Selmer Buffet Holton Getzen Besson Ludwig Gibson Fender Leblanc Kohlert Blessing Elkhorn Elkhart Bue scher Slingerland Boosey Hawks When 1n Middletown Visit Our Second Floor Display of Musical Instruments Pianos Electronlc Organs High Fidelity Phonos MIDDLETOWN MUSIC CENTER The Store of Note ' 74 West Ma1n St Middletown N Y Open Friday Evenings Until 9 Phone 6295 . Carl Fischer N ' QQI AJ 'XX-.7 Sales Serv1c e lcnevnowrf OQMZZZQWW GARAGE, INC. Llvlngston Manor, New York ' I 1,6135 'tax ,X Ill - -. 2 .0 -' , faranu-na uumuw 'E X F: If ll i - ez. Compliments of AIXITQINA LODGE HOTEL TOM IVICDOAL TOM S TEXACO SERVICE Gracious Dining Roscoe N Y Compliments of Compliments of TQAY EAN KS MUSIC CENTER Phone 266 Tel 93 Roscoe' N' Y' Phone 2-1432 1 Compliments of THE EMPIRE INN LOUIS DU BOIS Fuels The Best in Every Class D 8: H Coal Mobilheat Fuel Oil Superflame Bottled Gas AMBER AND AMBER Cornphments D B WARD AND FAMILY SIEGEL S DEPAR T MENT STORE Fashwns for the Whole Farn1ly Comphments JOHNST ON 8: .IOI-INST ON Phone 10 L1V1Hg ston Manor N Y Best W1shes MAR KET INC FAIRMONT ICE CREAM Cornphrnents ROSE FIDDLE Prop Parksv1lle N Y LEWIS PARTS CORP L1berty N Y FONTANA 81 SONS Grocer1es Da1ry Fru1ts and Vegetables We Del1ver Phone 31 We G1ve Consumers Green Stamps F 8: S SERVICE STATION Autornotwe Repa1rs Mach1ne Shop and General Repalrs Acetylene and Electrlc Welchng L1v1ngston Manor 215W Z ' ' of of ' ' of ADLER 'S FOOD HI'WAY INN VVM I-1 KAUSHBACI4 and Sheet Metal 8 Uruon St. Muidletown New York Telephone 4241 0 A Roofing l VVVCDS The Vo1ce of Sulhvan Your Communlty Stat1on MANOR 1' POULTPY INC 0 23' 5-Y ls ,er- be , 4 ' wf y,f6','Q'l1'i,'fl..f nj fd! J'7f! 5C,Z Q: . Qf' 1-If ' I jf! I 1!',x 4,',JJ,5 '4 ' X Llvuxgston Manor N Y x 7 J Riff ll ' ' U . , , '09 Q f '1:5 '?'i K '- lb x,' 5' f 49' ' 1 L Q ' ' . ' nfg I ' ' 3 Q be 'gran li ' 'gil - ..,'j'.'?Cf- ' h , U f ' ffl i r' f ' ,Q '12 Q 1 .- -41.- er ' I -- eff, - S r-N, X 'ff' Q . v ...ir in : iff r . ' . i 5 0111 P 1 9 o n g , A . '-H4 INXITZ AINIID M525 MYQQN M 1:r:anE-DMAN MW! Z Comphments of WMM? WW Member TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BA AND TRUST COMPANY Roscoe New York Phone Z 2500 of Federal Depos1t Insuranc NK e Corporatmon Comphments of Www Thank You for Your Patron age I 1 TAXI of VINCENT HAYES R ad1os G1fts .Tewe1ry Records Tel Z 2853 Roscoe N Y Comphments of TWIN VILLAGE DEPT STORE Comp11ments of EVELYN S RESTAURANT Roscoe N Y Phone 2. 1551 E HALL 8: CO Jewelers Llberty N Y Comphments of BENTON BROTHERS INC 155 South Mam Street Best W1SheS SINGER S RESTAURANT L1berty N Y NATHAN MEADOW OPTOMETRIST Llberty N Y SHILLER PHARMACY 18 South Mam Street Tel 42 L1berty N Y MAR CIA S L1berty N THOMPSON S PHARMACY DONALD F Thompson Ph G L1berty N Y Tel 913 BERNER S SPORT SHOP Headquarters for Your Sport Eqmpment Llberty N Y Tel 801 Best W1shes From THE WESTFALL S TV C. . ' ' ' Liberty,N.Y. ' ' . ' , .Y. daffwgykw Wwe NATIQNAL BANK X Compliments of A F GILBERT Sz SON ARCHITECTS 248 Fifth Avenue New York 1 New York DAVIS HAMERSTR OM Arch1tect Roscoe New York THOMAS B BENEDICT Des1gner f 2500922 QQ Sand Gravel Ready Nhxed Concrete Tel L1bertyl98Z Llberty N Y C 0 I D P Roscoe, New York . , . 'F3':ETfEI2 AAAQICLE5 F hct dS1tE g IVIE2 AND IVIQES CII--l,A'l2L.EES E5 JIALLCIW Kwai QQZZ A 'A f VVILL. QCDSE. HARDWARE H d Th t st d H I O 1 C mpliments of 'Qi 5 vs -- I L B h N Y STORE .5 ar ware a an s ard Wear I i i l 3 i C ompl1me nts LAKE REST HOTE L Cornphments LAKE VIEW REST BILL JEAN TEMPLE OPAL S RESTAURANT DR AND MR S MEYERSON Comphments DR M A WM L ALEXANDER Cabmet Maker and General Contractor Phone L1v Manor 67 L1v1ng ston Manor New Y ork Z Comphments of the HY ZER FAMILY Comphments J AMES BECKER Comphments of PETE FERNICOLA Comphments SMITH S FEED STORE WILFRED F SMITH Cornphments MR AND MRS HAROLD B SPRIGGS Compllments of MR AND MRS JOHN LOUCKS of of of DENMAN of of of Iumors Adm1r1ng Class Rmgs Stewart We1nste1n John Cassano Esther Nelson Lynne Loughrey James Dolgas Complete Graduatmon Serv1ce Class Rmgs Commencement Announcements Caps and Gowns Medals and Awards D1p1ornas Taylor made Yearbooks L G BALFOUR CO BENTLEY 8: SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO Your Representatwe HODGKINS of BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS BOB GRAY AND T K I-IYMERS P O Box 9 Schenectady, New York Phone 3-5374 I Y X K 2 .f. - 95, .: . ' ,V ' ff . hw' ir ikufrln' 'H I H Wy 'x rv' '.' - -uw. 7 3- 5 1 A ' 'I af' , 4 . . . . - - ff ! ! I iffy? , , f ,, . . . v . , an vv 9 9 0 1 Q f TETHEL.. ANI? BENJAMIN STEINMAN ZZWMQ ELUME SPORTING GOODS CO INC Water Street - Newburgh New York Phone 196 Comphments X410 OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 374 Broadway Mont1ce11o New York Phone 939 Our Best W1shes to the Class 7k . WITTEIXIBEIQGS fan fhzfwnzi A Complete Musical Service jwhga MUSIC STORE 330 E State Street Ithaca N Y Phone 4 1101 Zwffywffb TRAVEL BUREAU 621 Lackawanna Ave Scranton Pa Phone DI Z 7200 Phone H4 LJOI-I IXISTGIXI INSURANCE L1v1ngston Manor N Y .TAMESR FARRELL ROY C JOHNSTON EVERARD K HOMER Comphrnents of NEW YORK STATE S FOOD STORES OF QUALITY Low Low Pr1ces Plus S 8: H Green Stamps f I X HCDMEE2 . LOUIS REISCH L1berty N Y Comphments of MILLER AUTOMATIC Mont1ce11o N Y C1garette Vendmg Machmes Te1ev1s1on Sales and Serv1ce Tel Mont 560 and 703 Comphments MR AND MRS HER BER T MUSSMAN HAR OLD KR UM ruckxng Bulldozmg Rubbish Removal Lwxngston Manor N Y Tel 5332 JOSEPH TEMPLE Lwmgston Manor N Y Mason Contractor Spe c1a11z1ng 1n Tel 310W1 Comphments LIVINGSTON MANOR STEAM LAUNDRY Best Wlshes From MR AND MRS KENNETH ZIERES LIBERTY TRACTO CO INC P O Box 564 Telephone L1v so o Manor 1 Lzvmgston Mano New York R r Comphrnents of BEAVER KILL VALLEY INN Lew Beach N Y ED AND GLORIA SHAVER Comphments of MR AND MRS ERNEST SCHAEF Comphments of MR AND MRS CASPER EDWAR General Merchand ER Lew Beach N Y DS 156 Cornphments of MR AND MRS LYNN EDWARDS General Truckmg Turnwood N Y ' of CO. 0 l l 0 . . ' of , , Stone Work 3 Best Wishes to the Class of '58 ,. s l0lllClll0 The Shopp1ng Center of Sulhva County Complunents of QW! LUMBER YAR D INC Soft Hardwood Bu11d1ng Mate r1a1 If 1-,,--f - ELVW ' L l I ' ' n I l , I ,Qu Pi-A ' 5 ' ' , h Y- T.. 4,,, A Co- ff' D H ' E C f.Q f:.5Q UQ pm 1 fMBE.R14LDeff -, 5 .vs ' ? ' -'I t '. ......1Zk2 ' N ' V I is ' r 1 Q . s n. 1 . e ' fb . ' ' 9' K 1 - Zgfm QQ!! A6056 CL.AI2lC l412L.Jhfl SONS KENNETH P: CSL JDDY INC NSU Za DINEQ M S N I I Livingston Manor, N, Y. Phone 111 Feeds, Farm Supplies 'b . Ai 7 t ' n 1 ile outh ber AL COHEN'S SPORT SHOP Everything in Sports Wear and Sporting Goods 246 Broadway Monticello, N, Y. Phone 222 Phone 222 IC Phone: Newburgh 7 5 .TOHNSON'S LAUNDRY CORP. Serving the Public Since 1899 Complete Linen Service 337-41 Liberty Street Newburgh N Y Greetings From Your Congresswoman KATHARINE ST GEORGE MR AND MRS .T FRED HOOS Compliments of DR AND MRS JACK GOODMAN Compliments of MR AND MRS FRED HAAS A Home Away From Home MOTEL ON THE CLIFF Liberty N Y Compliments of JACOBS HOME APPLIANCES Tel 682 CHIC PRESS 199 Broadway Monticello N Y CHAR LES W HORTON HARRIS LIQ UOR STORE fi'-E 5' OR SE CK Pontiac Cadillac Sale s Compliments of MR AND MRS JULIUS FRADIN Commercial Printing Compliments of G. L. F. Farmer Owned and Farmer Controlled Qualny Feeds Seeds Fert111zer s and Farm Supphes Tel 666 Llberty N Y Best Wishes From Mime ZZZWQJPZQ L1be1-ty N Y Tel 62.1 MJQEWQJCWQQEEQ 3 dowww yfd rm! occ 'h nc? ryocc OTTO HOOS UNITED CIGAR STORE 48' GJQQEZY-fe Jg-533 Cornphments JACK AND ED W4 QESTAUQANT P I I 9 ' I 3 n e 1 - . . v:.-- ' xv H1 ' 0 Q ' - 8, of 8 oy . . . . if Around our new dnpla o nsnnduve JI! QQ Hall k G I' g C ds 'he wa h ft- !' of friendl' gl s...For everyone who ' -'. buys a Hallmark ca d from our wide K h leledion is being friendly . . . is remembering someone on some sp c' I osion or iusf saying ' ell . le sure to visit ur new greefi g c d 9 section and see our complete line f 5 disvi ive Hallmark Cords f '75 I0 for eve axion. 9? :'Q ..5 V 53 dl 3200 Ffa ' Do Q . Nha, ,ge Q 1 -:V g -. . . ' 1 '- i l MR AND MRS AARON FISCHER NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE NATE S PETE Mgr Roscoe N Y POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON Roscoe N Y Phone Z 3751 BETH EL BIBLE STORE 151 South Ma1n St Llberty N Y Comphments of WOOD S SERVICE STATION Comphments of DAVID AND HELEN SWITKO Comphments of MR AND MRS FRED FRIES THE WAVERLY MANOR OUTLET Radlo and Te1ev1s1on Repa1rs Home11te Cha1n Saws Lwzngston Manor N Y Comphments of MR AND MRS I E WILCOX Comphments of TWIN VILLAGE BAR gl GRILL Comphments of Success to the Class of 58 KAT ZIE 'S BILLIARD PAR LOR MR. AND MRS JOSEPH HELLER s u Q 3 0 I 0 0 I I l . D 0 o 1 Roscoe, N. Y. 9 o a ' I Compliments of DR. LEWIS G. DENMAN KINGS BAR at GRILL JACK CONLAN SULLIVAN SURPLUS SALES Rts 17 and 52 Lrberty New York GEROW S GAS STATION L1berty New York Shell Gas O11 and Grease Storage Open Day and N1ght Phone L1be rty 668 Complrments of MR AND MRS EMERSON KR UPP THE GEORGE WATSON Cornphments of AR LING TON North Ma1n Street HUNTERS INN HOTEL L1b8TtY New York Best 1n Plzzas EDITH POSNER Phone 1547 Phone L1berty 2087 Prop Cornphments of ASPHALT DIST R IBUTING CORP L1be rty N 12 currss QP Gene Barnrcott Mary Ann DuMond Mrchael Flscher Edward Baldwm Judy Kelly Arthur Vlele Bettre Rolletschek Nancy Johnston Naomi Plerpomt Gall Colm George Rogers Carol Vrck Carol Hodge Mary Schlelermacher Amta Levrn Phyllls Hammer Dolores Benton Thomas O Keefe Joan McGar Charles Fallon Fred Krupp Merritt Roser D . 9 9 D . 40p - 1. ' 13. ' 2. 14. 3. ' ' 15. ' 4. ' 16. ' ' 5. Edith Welch 17. Peter Naumovitz 6. 18. ' 7. ' 19. . S, ' 20. ' 9. 21. . A Y 10. ' ' ' 22. ' ' ' 11. ' ' 23. , 24. ' Phone 61 or 640 ELECTRIC SEIQVICE SI-IOI3 ARTHUR SCI-ILEIERMACHER - RICHARD STURDEVANT, Props. Lwmgston Manor N Y E1ectr1ca1 Contrachng Apphances Pamts LIVINGSTON MANOR 'J-,,.. Q kwa if y L1berty Yard L1v Manor Yard Tel L1berty Tel L1v Manor 2400 2401 229 7 a n I E I fin . -,,,. . -Q f-'i.,,., ,nn.. ,u,- 'H -.I--I '--..--n, X ',1' lily' HI. A ull' -HN 'u- .X np I, V, X.. :N uw Y 1 ,1 .f A I lg H, ,f' . ' ' ., h ' r.-S' I .' 'si ,f ,' -h -, X! Ni ff ', ' xx NN 2 , , 5 I 'X 5 I ' ' ' . o o I Comphments 0 Q H W ZF' SERVICE J' STATION 'fu BELL. P' BUICK IN We Buy and Sell Used Cars L1v1ngston Manor New York L1berty N Y Te 19 LIVINGSTON MANOR AIRPORT INC W111ys Jeep Sales and Serv1ce Phone Lwmgston Manor 320 aw Native Hardwood and Hemlock Lumber Livingston Manor, New York N-.N- f? Z 1 If f'. . I L Z -'f -' 'I ., I of f rg ' 1 , jfs? , 1 L , . ,vj ffrljis' 4-5, x 4 I 13.5 ,' if' C. Qi UI . . , Q I O 1. , . I PHONE 6 8 5 C EUGENI 81 SON CARL EUGENI LOIS ANDERSON Livingston Manor, New York Compliments of NORTH END BAR 8: GRILL Liberty New York LIBERTY FIRE EQUIP. CO., INC. 32.3 North Main Street Liberty, New York Phone: 1519 Compliments of THE ROCKLAND LUMBER 8: COAL CO. Livingston Manor, N. Y. Coal - Fuel Oil Lumber and Building Material R . E . SHAVER Moving and Storage hill? Mayflower Service Phone 133 or 98 JAMES PRIFT Mountain Brand Evergreens Shrubbery, Perennials, Roses Fruit Trees, Plants Livingston Manor. N. Y. LAQQY5 TAXI R OSCOE ROCKLAND REVIEW Roscoe L1v1ngston Manor The Newspaper That Is News Pubhshed and Pr1nted by SULLPRESS ASSOCIATES Jeffersonvllle N Y Jeff 3 F1ne Pr1nt1ng at Fa1r Pr1ces Comphments Comphments MR AND MRS DR ALANR FRIED JOHN ROBERTS J ARTHUR WARD HAROLD ROBERTS I I K QIQ 4 V ff'Av N1 hd' vffsufil ' ' POST NO 566 Fo God and Country We Humbly Dedmcate Ourselves L1V1T1g5t0H MEHO1' N Y to Foster and Perpetuate One Hundred Percent Amer1can1sm We the members of the Class of 1958 are most grateful to all subscr1bers a.dvert1sers and patrons for the1r generous f1nanc1al support and to all others whose adv1ce and ass1st ance have been mvaluable 1n the product1on of th1s Yearbook so V as ' I O 0 0 of of I RY' .I 4. xw ' ELQ1 6 -X SRU' :Nga 2 -P vw : LESTER WHITE 2 F - 'I 'I G LQ gl I 2 Y 1 J! F 'eh X-LJ' 4 7Wfn-'W ' . . 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