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

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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

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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

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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