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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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I . r , ' 1 r L .-1i n .11-li-v L..- 1-111- :::::H :zlitlll l.l3:::::E Within the pages of thQ annual, we have placed on record the four- year story of the Qlass of '59: This story began when, as Freshmen, we entered with falterin footstepsxand will end as we march ceremoniously to the graduation pla onm, This story is much like that of all other grad- uating classes, but we liketo feel that Our Class has a personality of its own We have a deep affection for our class and a lasting pride in its achievements As you follow the events of this story we feel sure you will understand the reason for our sentiments X KDJTUI.. DIANE ROMOLO Editor in Chief Rfb ffl. I M1 ,jim Dear Senrors I wrsh rt were possrble to address a separate comment to each of you rndrvrd ually srnce you are all drfferent rn your past experiences and in your hopes for your future These drfferences among the members of your group are as rmportant as the many ways rn whrch you are ahke Always preserve your rdenufrcauon asa separate human berng but at the same ume respect the nght of others to be mdrvrduals too My best wrshes go wrth you as you turn your faces toward new and wrder hori zons Srncerely 94' RUSSELL W LUDLUM Supervrsmg Prrncrpal 1 n r 1 u i I Q gawwlofg ' Leon Sregel Wrlfred Smrth Clerk Dr Lewrs Denman Otto Hoos John Cassano Bowman Owen IN APPRECIATION Although recexvxng lrttle praxse and remuneratron these gentlemen mem bers of the Board of Educauon have contrrbuted much of theu trme and effort towards safeguardmg and rmprovrng our educattonal opportunmes To them the students and faculty of the Lrvmgston Manor Central School wrsh to express therr most srncere admlratron and gratrtude GA YLORD DUNN Assistant for Elementary Education X' HENRY G, PAUL District Superintendent GERTRUDE STURDEVANT Kindergarten ETTA SCHLEIERMACHER First Grade ROSEMARY TEMPEL Kindergarten LETHA MARTIN First Grade GRA CE TRUEMA N Kindergarten RITA SMITH First Grade ETHEL KEELER Third Grade ELMA HOOS Second Grad e SYLV IA WERT HEI M Second Grade MARLENE WERT HEIM Second Grade autumn FLORENCE SHAVER Fourth Grade IENNIE SCHAEFBI Fourth Grade HELEN CONNOLLY Fifth Grade ARDA SCHRIBER Third Grade MARGUERITE MUSS MAN Fifth Grade I i IN' iuijigf 1 14 1 ' z g, . 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I ,- 1' fz ':+ k 2 ' 555125 . ' Af - ' .n..1.,' -rf, ' 1 f f bei ,Q -f , .. 3 Wfwl 4 H M? K WW- Qs ' mw,,.,' f' ,ggi mqg ff' 3 VV? mf hi . f ,l A ,.ffx,zh,,,, M x Q25ili?iQ2'? W MT Y 1 'L ffl! 'V' ' v S Jw, JL' zsglfkg 3 55 , , ,NL ,A jn i w -mf? iffy , , X .JW A , ta m 5, ,asv e f wi , f 4 ,V . ff :n - V V V4 s wif f Q 1-'Q w 'N A M .wif O fs 'f' s f I r M, wr I x I -J ,. 45. .nfl wr 6 ,A 1 mmm , ,L 5 ,F ' r ...l, ', ,qi qi W ' AY' , j K. - 0 .- A Q Q EQHEQ1 J' JOHN CASSANO Johnny Look, he's winding up the watch of his wit, by and by it will strike. JV Football 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 JV Basketball 2,3 JV Manager l Varsity Club 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Class President 3, Band 2 Track 1 Yearbook Staff 4 4 .X 8 413' 5 X 4?- NJ as 7 X19 Q Editorial Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Bowling Club 4 AA Treasurer 4 Prom Attendant 3 JAMES DOLGAS Jim Life is itself but a game of foot- ball. C lass Treasurer 1 Class Vice President 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 WWE! Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, ' ' ' President 4 I1 It Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 V National Honor Society 3, 4 Prom Attendant 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Editorial Staff 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 U PM LUCY ARDITO ULU.. Let me die to the sounds of deli cious music. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 1, 4 Student Council 4, President 4 Pep Club 3, 4, President 4 Dance Band 3 Yearbook Staff 4, Editorial Staff 4 News Correspondent 4 Dance Club 4, Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 4 Www SHIRLEY PELTON ShiI1 A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Playdays 1, 2,3, 4 in National Honor Society 3, 4 Library Club 1 K Class Plays 1, 3, 4 fish Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 N 'Q T, f u Class Secretary 4 . X t 4 . .i f -11' STEWART WEINSTElN Stew Everything comes if a man will only wait. Band 1, 2, 3. 4 County Music Festival 3, 4 Student Council 1, Prom Attendant 1 Bowling Club 3, 4 JV Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Stamp Club 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 Dance Band 2 2, 3, 4, President 4 Ping Pong Team 1, 2,3 Pep Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4 Choir 4 Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 4 Dance Band 2 County Music Festival 2, 3, 4 State Sectionals 1 ETTA MARIE SCHLEIERMAC HER Etta l shall have more to say when I am dead. GAA 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Choir 1, 2 Operetta 1, 2 Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey Team 2, 3 Class Play 1 ,ei . .1 LZ' da Lzpi b I W f-' , 1 f - X X I7 .Xxx X 4 , ,Nl e 8 yi I . il? 3 DORA JEAN BAILEY vvDora.. tation. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 JV Cheerleading 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 Class Plays 1, 3 Library Club 1 Choir 1, 2, 4 Operettas 1, 2, 4 Prom Queen 3 Graduation Marshal 3 ,, , GLADYS BANKS G1ady Silence is the best virtue. Freshman Ensemble 1 Class Plays 1,3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Bowling Club 1, 2 Pep Club 3, 4, President 3 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 'I can resist anything but temp- , 'N 6 PAUL BOYLES Bo1o From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. W Class Plays 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Q QQ' -N STEVEN GERALD FISHMAN Steve The fearful unbelief is unbelief in yourself. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Bowling Club 1, 3, 4 . J D O 'iv ' National Honor Society 3, 4 f 5 Yearbook Staff 4 1 1 Ednonai Staff 4 gifs County Music Festival 1, 4 PATRICIA LEE CUMMINGS upat.. It is better to know nothing than I w N to know what 'ain't Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 JV Cheerleading 2 Varsity Cheerleading Prom Attendant 2, 3 Graduation Usher 3 Operettas 1, 2, 3. 4 Bowling Club 1 Library Club 1 Freshman Ensemble 1 Yearbook staff 4 3,4 Ping Pong Team 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4 Class Vice President 1 Dance Band 1 Golf Club 2, 3, 4 DONALD HENDRICKSON Don How do you expect me to get any place when my car won't run? Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2 Band 1 2 Student Council 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Plays 3, 4 BERTHA EDWARDS Bertie 'Women would rather be than reasonable. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 3 Library Club 1 Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2 Playdays 1, 2, 3. 4 CAROLE HELLER Caro1e Laugh and laugh and laugh some more, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 3 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Class Vice President 2 Choir 1, 2, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Yearbook staff 4 right 4554, 7 N110 ' O 'Q53 so O f xhxkffy fl ff x C WALTER HEROLD Walt 'Great is truth, and mighty above all things. Choir 4 Wah MICHAEL STEPHEN KEISER Mike I I am not arguing with you - I am telling you. X Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 A11-State Sectionals 1 Choir 3 Senior Quartette 4 Operetta 3 0 X National Honor Society 3, 4 0 Baseball 1 It IV Basketball 1, 2 Z-pi J Ping Pong Team 1, 2, 3, 4 i Bowling Club 3. 4 Yearbook smff 4 LYNNE MARIE LOUGHREY Logie A vast expenditure of human voice. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Operettas 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 4 JV Cheerleading 1 Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Editorial Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 2 Dance Band 2 Pep Club 3. 4 Hockey Team 4 Class Plays 1, 3 Prom Attendant 3 State Sectionals 1 MELVIN LINDSLEY Mel 'Two heads are better than one. Golf Club 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 1.x Z:-1. .Biff tp . J! I I W X l D o N' 0.54 i 1 O I 5 rx, Q3 fu'- 64' X . 1, A 57 I 7! 0 fx f 35 x I' ., --as 1 t. HELEN MARIE NAUMOVITZ Helen What's yours is mine, what's mine is mme. Choir 1, 2, 4 GAA 1, 2, 4 JV Cheerleading 2 Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4 Operettas 1, 2, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Freshman Ensemble 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria Staff 4 Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Softball Team 3, 4 Playdays 1, 2,3, 4 Es Success is not getting the most you can, but giving the best you have. ' National Honor Society 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 Student Council 3, Vice President 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Associate Editor 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Editorial Staff 4 Dance Band 1 Treasurer Bowling Club 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Esrx-:ER NELSON PETER MAVOIDES Pete no An expert is one who k and more about less and less. Football 2, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Prom King 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Graduation Marshal 3 WS H1018 -Z JAMES MILLER Jim fgx vi ' -gg When faith is lost, when honor 1 so lm' -, 1 ff 7 dies, a man is dead. I A E X WW Band 1, 2, 3, 4 5 - be Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 ff! , , f Operetta 1, 2,3,4 E '13 ' 5 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 ii, -:A 4 ' Y' ,S State Sectionals 1 , 4' -' , ,N X N Class Plays 1, 3, 4 , K I ff Varsity Club 3, 4 5, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Z ' ,N Qdf 'l'x Editorial Staff 4 1' ' no, Football 3,4 ' Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Dance Band 1, 2 DIANE ROMOLO Diane 'Above all, to thine own self be mme. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 State Sectionals 1 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4, Editor 4 Dance Band 1 Library Club 1, 2 JV Baseball 1 Go1fC1ub 2 Editorial Staff JOSEPH ROSEO What, me worry? Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Bowling Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Joey Al P Qx 4. 3 My JEANNE SCHWARTZ Schwartzie Of all the animals, the girl is the most unmanageable. National Honor Society 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Editorial staff 4 Newspaper staff 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Ensembles 1, 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2 Operettas 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 3, 4 Playdays 4 .-if' LAURA MAY STEINMAN Laurie Amid a multitude of projects, X no plan is devised. Q - Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Operettas 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 1, 2 S X All-State Sectionals 1 6 National Honor Society 3, 4 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 , 1 1-5 I GARY DENNISON SHAVER Denny Don't do today what you can do tomorrow. Class Plays 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 KENNETH F. WILBUR nKen.. Do it tomorrowg you've made enough mistakes for today. JV Football 2 I Varsity Football 3, 4 N I !-S i Bowling Club 2 'Tiff ' ' H U L Projection Club 1 2 5' Yearbook Staff 4 1f 'Marty Class Play 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey Team 3 4 Playdays 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARTHA WALTER Better late than absent. GAA 4 ', A Softball Team 3,4 'U National Honor Society 3 Z 1 x n .L. G, is .lewd We!! We the Class of 1959 of the Lrvrngston Manor Central School berng of sound and drsposrng mrnd and mem ory do hereby make pubhsh and declare thrs our last Wrll and Testament Patrrcra Cummrngs bequeaths the secret of her handwrrtrng to the teachers of L M C S They have been tryrng to decrpher rt for four years Drane Romolo bequeaths her Romolran accent to anyone unable to speak the Englrsh language properly Gladys Banks leaves Amold Robrnson a box of pencrls rn hopes that he wrll stop borrowrng pencrls from Mr Avery James Dolgas leaves anythrng to anybody who can do somethrng wrth anythrng Paul Boyles wrlls hrs wrestlrng skrll and title Bolo to Glarles Pumper Melvrn Lrndsley leaves hrs motor scooter to anyone who can t pass the drrver s trarnrng test Martha Walter leaves a bushel bag of peanuts to Coach Pesavento Joseph Roseo bequeaths hrs reversrble Manor Roscoe racket to Rrchard Welch Donald Hendrrckson leaves hrs favorrte seat rn Mrs Smrth s room to Rrchard Dolgas Carole Heller leaves her collectron of Mad comics to Mr Lowrre rn hopes that he wrll get as much enloyment from them as she drd Steven Frshman bequeaths hrs knack of gettmg along wrth Mr Mrrhlig to Alan Werner Mrchael Kerser leaves the frrst solo trumpet charr to John Hoos Peter Frsk and Rrchard Frres to frght over Helen Marre Naumovrtz leaves the brggest part of her heart, which belongs to Poland to Mr Welter Bertha Edwards bequeaths to Janet Rhernheuner a book entitled Three Qurck Steps rn Escaprng from a Knot James Mrller leaves the school a specral Janrtor whose only Job wrll be to keep lockers 287 and 291 rn order Esther Nelson leaves an economy srze bottle of tranqurlrzers to Mrs Gebhard who can use them when her future musrc students farl to appear for therr lessons Laura Sternman bequeaths her alarm clock to any future senrors rn hopes that they wrll make better use of rt than she drd Lynne Loughrey leaves her tenor vorce to Herbert Wertmann rn hopes that he can do as well wrth rt as she has done To Anna Ward Lucy Ardrto leaves her unabrrdged copy of How to Grow a Pony Tarl rn 10 Easy Lessons John Cassano leaves hrs vast collectron of unorrgrnal classroom jokes to Barry Foster Shrrley Pelton bequeaths her boldness to Joan DuMond Peter Mavordes leaves hrs new super safety deflated basketball to Carl Eugenr Gary Shaver leaves hrs novel entrtled Love em and Leave'em to Rrchard Gannon Stewart Wernstem leaves to Peter Frsk the pnvrlege of settrng up Student Councrl the way he sees frt Jeanne Schwartz bequeaths her abrhty to accompany the chorr to someone wrth a lrght schedule next year Etta Schlerermacher leaves Thank goodness' Ronnre Sarles leaves the Roscoe grrls Marrlynn Jones leaves her book Torture Methods of the Mrddle Ages to anyone rn need of aruagonrzurg teachers Annetta Hrnkley leaves her abrlrty to play volleyball to Betty Summerson Dora Barley leaves a quret study hall Ken Wrlbur leaves hrs posrtron on the football team to hrs brother Chauncey We do so declare that these are to the best of our knowledge and abrlrty the wrshes of the Class of 1959 The Senrors U v v 1 1 I : sa.. . . ,, . ,, . 0 Q s 0 . . . . n ,. . . . . , . , .. . . ' . . . . . ., . 0 . . ,, ,, .. . . . n s Q 0 I s 0 r e 0 . . ,, . . . ,, 1 1 o s n - D , . . . ,, .. ,, s s . . ' . - ' n q n - a . . s.. . . . ,, . ,, . .. s . o . 9 0 s tae Well the big night rs here at last and in a few short moments l ll be walktng down the arsle to the familtar stratns of Pomp and Crrcumstance Can t be I m nervous After all people graduate every year So many thmgs have happened to me and my classmates rn these four years Interesttng thmgs as well as tmportant and amusing thtngs Wonder how many I can recall? The musrc has started I m so nervous I don t know what to do next What a crowd in the audrtonuml It looks like a conventron We had a mock convention tn ninth grade with speeches banners parades and voting Mr DeRosa was our advisor then Oh oh the lure 18 moving! Whrch foot goes ftrst? Iwonder what will happen if I get out of step? It rained the day of our freshman picnic at O L L but the advrsors decided to let us go anyway Last year s prcnrc day was cool and sunny There were so many sunbums and so much food! The Wrttenbergs were very gracious to us Hope I ll be in step with my partner when we meet We practiced so many umes How could I ever forget ot1r one act play El mer and the Lovebug wrth Steven as Elmer and Jeanne and Jo Lyn as twmsr Jeanne bleached her harr Jo Lyn rs now in Australia Drdn t have time for it in our sophomore year cause we THOUGHT we were busy Busy! We will never be as busy as we were thts year wrth the Washmgton Tr1p semor play and yearbook. Boy! That yearbook sure took a heap of work but we re very proud of our colored pages Those deadlines were really rough I thought we d never meet them and we wouldn t have without everyone s help Diane and the staff worked ul all hours The typrsts couldn t even see any longs Miss Decker was qutte a photographer takrng those last mlnute shots with John s Polaroid Jrm proved himself a real artist Our ad getters would walk a m1le for a dollar The last semors are entering the audttorrum Is any senior shedding a tear? Jeanne had to leam over four hundred lines tn A Date with Judy How drd she ever do rt? Mr Lantry helped us so much with that play Job as Mrs Shlutzhammer That cake was delrcrous after dress rehearsall Our Jumor play It s Great to Be Crazy was successful too Steve and John dtd some quick thrnktng when their magic didn t work I don t like rt Lotue was a by word around school for awhrle For once the prompters had an easy Job Boy' What a party we had afterwards at Laura Steinman s home Home made przza and cake What a combination! We had to re do the flats before that play Quite an undertaking Jim Dolgas took charge Some of the guls were excellent parnters How dtd I ever get on stage? Funny I can t remember coming up the steps Pete and Dora rexgned as our Prom Ktng and Queen The decorattons were beautt ful We cut and parnted hundreds of stars fSuch glitterlj and clouds fSuch strckxnessj' I Fortunately we were able to put the streamers back up after they fell Just when we thought everything was under control Ann Plotkm s Band furnrshed the musrc So Rare was our theme One of the kindergarten attendants walked tn the wrong drrectton The spectators were amused We gave orchids to Mrs Lowrie and Mrss Decker I m glad I don t have to make a speech tonrght I never ltked oral reports U1 Mrs Smtth s class either Steve and Mike won N Y State Regents Scholarshrps thrs year John was chosen to attend Boys State last summer Real honors We had several good athletes and musicians plus our honor stu dents The band will surely m1ss us next year all thirteen of us There s Mom Hope she s proud of me The senior boys should have left Miss Decker an automatrc tire changer May be her next group of boys won t be so adept at changing ttres March 14 1958 was a great day for the Lowrres Mark Jomed thetr famrly that day Wonder who will get the awards I m afrard 1 didn t work hard enough The Washtngton tnp was our goal No one will ever forget ' of of 5 . . . His interpretations were good, too. . . What ad-libbing we did l. . . Esther did an outstanding it, ,, We all had a great time. . . and blisters. . . and lack of sleepl. . . We needed a week to re- cuperate, , ,I can still see Paul with his rebel hat bouncing down the stairway to the lobby on his seat and in his PJ'S no less, , , The boys had Mike pretty well 'tied up all the time, , , Bertha was tied up' also, , , The Intemational Wrestling team was at the Plaza, , , How hard we worked to eam the money for that trip, , , Etta counted every penny, ,, How did we ever sell all that food --and soda. . .John always enjoyed ordering it, , , Things were never dull when John was around, he was the Jerry Lewis of our class and a baker besides, , , We were swamped at the Scouting in Action show, , , The Welters, Mrs, Avery and the Juniors came to our rescue, , , It's time for the Alma Mater, , , Reminds me of ball games, especially Manor-Roscoe games, , , and Pete with his basketball, , , Too bad we didn't win the 1958-59 Championship, , , Dr, Denman is presenting the diplomas, , , Maybe my name will be next, , , This year we were all in one homeroom, , , Mr, Lowrie was the lucky U5 teacher, , , Carole always seconded the motion to adjourn class meetings , , , Diane, Joe, and Helen Marie served on every committee, or almost. . .Joe even cooked hot dogs with a broken finger, , , Stewart Weinstein represented us for all four years on Student Council , , , Wonder when I'll be in L, M, C, S, again?, . , Probably not until the new addition has been built. . . Mrs, Gebhards's band is starting the recessiona 1, , , Farewell, As I gaze Lnto my crystal ball I see the members of the Class of 1959 ten years hence Through the mrsty depths of my future gazmg sphere I can see someone s lrvrng room yes and there rs a famrly watchrng TV on therr modern wall to wall set They are Lynne Loughrey Hyzer her husband Ken and thelr erght lrttle chrldren all deeply engrossed tn watchmg Jtmmy Mrller the latest recordrng star smgrng hrs brggest hrt Oh Drane dedrcated to Dtane Romolo who has stood by hrm devotedly whrle he rose rrght to the top of the recordtng busrness Srnce appeartng on TED MACK S AMATEUR HOUR ten years ago he has rrsen to fame record mg htt after htt As Jrm ftmshes hrs song John Cassano the M. C comes out to tntroduce some dtstrnguxshed members of the audrence John too, has been domg qurte well for lnmself srnce he took over the former ED SULLIVAN SHOW etght years ago That famous Cassano smrle has attracted more vrewels than Ed Sulhvan s stone face ever dtd John asks that famous maga zrne rllusrrator Ronald Sarles to take a bow Ronnre smce graduatrng from art school has made qurte a career for hrmself replacrng Norman Rockwell as the most popular modem arttst of the day Also rn the audrence ts Gary Shaver famous racmg car test drrver who rs most noted for desrgnmg the fastest most maneuverable sports car rn the world the Shaverette whrch revolutromzed the auto lndustry The next star to appear on the show rs lo and behold Lucy Ardrto the Queen of Swmg whose famous dance band has been rn demand all over the country Lucy who leads the band wrth her clarrnet has Just started negotratrons for mergmg her band wrth that other famous band Mrchael Kerser and hrs Hepped Up Hot Lrps We thmk that Mrke whose sensatronal group has been rockrng the teenagers wrth the latest bop has Just mtroduced hts new dance the Mrkette whrch rs the latest fad rn the Juke box crrcle These two are together planntng to provrde a new type of musrc a combrnatron of long haxr matenal and the more modern dance rhythms Thrs new musrc should appeal to everyone young and old alrke and could start a trend toward youngster oldster dance hops After the JOHN CASSANO SHOW rs over that most popular of sports wrestlmg appears on the TV screen The agtng Stanley brothers the present holders of the World s Tag Team Cham pronshrp utle are to face that up and commg team of Bolo Kowa and Wrlbur the Wrecker Bolo the former Paul Boyles and Wrlbur the Wrecker prevrously known as Ken Wrlbur have been tounng the country wrestlrng any comers foolhardy enough to try them Amrd the w1ld screa mrng whrstlrng and boomg of the audrence Bolo and Wllbur proved themselves more cunnrng and more skrllful than Ihell' opponents and employmg the tacttcs of therr foes won wrth a flurry of ear brttrng hatr pullrng frnger bendrng and eye gougrng The scene IS slowly fadmg from my crystal ball and I now see a town meetrng rn the Lrvrngston Manor Central School audrtorrum rn whrch a new bond Issue rs berng drscussed The town s rncreasrng populatron has caused an overcrowdrng rn the school once agarn and the PTA members the Town Board and the other taxpayers are debatrng the need of constructtng a new addrtron on the school They have hued the leadrng archrtect James Dolgas to desrgn the addltron srnce he has done such a good Job planntng other schools tn the area Among the PTA members we see comparatrvely new faces Dora Barley and her husband John Welch have taken therr place among the foremost crtrzens of the town They now have four chrldren all boys and each lookrng lrke a httle wrecker Next to the Welches srt Bxll Fredenburg and hrs wrfe, the former Marrlynn Jones and Dantel Hartltng and hrs spouse the former Pat Cum 1 1 . - . , . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . - 1 1 I 0 1 ' 9 ' O f f 1 . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, ,, 1 1 1 . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . ,, . 1 1 1 . 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I ' - mrngs B111 and Marrlynn srnce therr mamage ten years ago are rarsmg s1x httle freckled faced Fredenburgs Dan and Pat also have three chlldren all athletlcally Lnchned Among the faculty we see Shrrley Pelton Jeanne Schwartz and Esther Nelson each takrng an actrve part rn all meetlngs and affaus of the town Shuley rn addmon to her school dutles has developed and perfected a new type of multr colored popcom whrch she has been sellrng to many movre theater chams Jeanne accompanres the chorr and the mstrumental solorsts on the prano whenever the musxc department performs Esther too has been promment tn another fteld for she IS recervrng monthly checks from the publrshrng fum of Herold and Battey for royaltres on her best sellmg novel Study Thought and Work the Formula for Success Walter Herold srnce Jornrng as a partner wrth the Batteys hrs former employers has enlarged theu pnntrng bustness to such an extent that they now punt magazrnes and books rn addrtron to the LIVINGSTON MANOR TIMES Takrng notes at the meettng IS Helen Mane Naumovrtz Drescher who has succeeded Pru dence Wehner as head secretary of the school She rs the mam bookkeeper and receptlonlst at school now Among other townspeople at the meetmg are Stewart Wemstern who has opened a chaxn of grocery stores whrch are now competrng wrth the A81P Melvrn Lrdsley who now runs a taxr servrce fsports car or motorcycle ndes at nommal costj and Laura Sternman emxnent Broadway play drrector who rs now takrng a much needed vacauon from the Great Whxte Way Another promment person not able to attend th1s meetrng rs that famous shxp captarn Don ald Hendrtckson who at present rs runnmg a senes of tests on a new unsrnkable shrp Just lntro duced to the U S Navy Also absent from the meeting was Steven Fishman the leadmg chemr cal engmeer whose new plasuc poleo frshman ethyl has been wrdely acclarmed for lts won derful strength Carole Heller model for MAD comrc drawrngs couldn t attend because she had to pose for late edttrons Also absent because of her dedrcatron to duty ts Gladys Banks chref operator at the local telephone company The school meetrng fades and I now see the whole town of Lrvmgston Manor commg rnto focus The town a thrrvrng communrty has had many commercral burldrngs sprmg up tn the past ten years Among these ts the Woolworth Burldmg run by Martha Walter whose hrstory IS a typrcal Amencan success story Rlstng from a hot dog vender tn the old store tn Lrberty she has worked her way up to the posrtron of Executrve Vrce Prestdent and may soon head the whole Woolworth chatn Etta Srmson nee Schlelermacher has also nsen to an rmportant posrtron rn the vrllage She rs now the dental hygremst at school a Job whrch keeps her qu1te busy Also rn the medrcal fteld ts Annetta l-hnkley who has opened up a charm of old folks homes a freld wrth whrch she became acquamted whrle she was sttll tn hrgh school Pete Mavordes and Joe Roseo have merged therr several pool rooms tn nearby vrllages rnto one large corporatron whlch now has a monopoly rn the country Roseo and Mavordes Brlhard Parlors Inc Bertha Edwards after ten years rs sttll lrstentng to the story of how to make cardboard mrlk contarners And thus go the prophecles of my crystal ball, lf you belteve them not wart ten years and see . . ..-. . . . . ,, - 1 1 I ,, . . . . 0 1 s 1 1 1 o 1 1 - 1 1 0 1 I 1 1 . - . N ,, 0 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 u . 1 1 S 1 O l I n I - 1 1 - n 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 - . , , n 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 0 D l I I 1 0 1 9 - 1 9 - 1 n . . . . , . . . 1 1 . . . . ,, . . . 1 -1 0 Q I 1 . 1 040:70 ' On the cool dark momrng of November 7 1958 we the Senror Class of 59 left Lrvingston Manor for our long awaited trrp to Washmgton D C the caprtal of thrs great natlon At exactly 5 05 A M. we headed for Hancock vra Roscoe In Hancock we warted ftfteen minutes for the Semors from Roscoe who were also travelmg by Shortlrne to Washmgton and then we headed toward Saanton Pa We had to make several detours and once we even got lost but we frnally arrived rn Scranton where we had a quick breakfast at Hardmg s Restaurant At 9 00 we were ready to leave for Phrladelphra the Crty of Brotherly Love There we went to Independence Hall for our frrst btt of stghtseerng Here we saw the htstonc Lrberty Bell As we stood and vtewed thrs famed burldmg we knew that tlus IS where the Constitutron was drawn up many years ago After gomg through the Hall we went to the Penn Sherwood Hotel for lunch Then we headed for our fmal desttnatron Washrngton Durmg the afternoon we stopped to get coffee and we met the semor groups from the Roscoe leffersonvrlle and Eldred Schools The tradttronal nvalry between Roscoe and Manor agarn showed up when we decxded we would get to Waslungton before they drd Our bus drrver Mr Barley drdn t qutte approve of the rdea of beatmg Roscoe so John Cassano sang some real crazy songs to make lum drrve faster We drd arnve rn Washrngton frrst and Just as we entered the city we left the other busses and headed for our hotel the Plaza where we arrrved at about 6 00 P M, From the outskrrts of the city we had seen the Caprtol Dome and the Washmgton Monument and many of us excitedly sard that we could not wart untrl we visrted these places Anyway we hurrredly dressed and left for the Lotus Club a Chmese restaurant where we enloyed dmner and the floor show We then spent the remarnder of the evemng as we wrshed Up bnght and early the next mornmg we had our frrst meal at the Plaza Hotel By 8 00 we were on our way to the Franciscan Monastery where we saw many beauttful altars and remmders of the struggles of the early Chrrstrans After we left there, we went to the Washrngton Zoo where we almost had Paul Boyles put tnto one of the empty cages Next we were off to the Whrte House where we saw the rooms well known to tourlsts Some of them were the Red Room the Blue Room and the Ballroom By thrs espectally nrce because we were to have our prcture taken in front of the Caprtol after lunch After we had posed so prettrly we toured the Caprtol Burldtng where we vrsrted the Senate and House of Repte sentattves Chambers Statuary Hall and the Rotunda From there we proceeded to the Lmcoln Memorral a most memorable stte and then on to Arltngton Natronal Cemetery where we watched the changrng of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldrers As th1s took place all of us bowed our heads rn stlent prayer for those men who l1e rn thrs cemetery havrng sacufrced theu lrves so that this natton mrght be free We also saw the Statue of Iwo Irma the prrde of the Marrnes Tued but strll happy we went on to Mount Vemon on the way passmg the Pentagon the world s largest offlce buxldmg We toured Mount Vernon seemg many of the ongrnal rooms m the house rn whrch George Waslnngton had lrved and the crypts rn whrch he and hrs wtfe are burred and then went back to the hotel for dinner After dmner we had another free mght so many headed for the bowlrng alleys movres swxmmrng pool or some other place of our choosrng The next momrng many of us attended church After havrng an early lunch we left for Sunday s tour We drove around the crty for a whrle the gurde pomtmg out the embassres legatrons and points of rnterest whrch were not on our vrsmng lrst and we than headed for the Washrngton Cathedral Slnce we toured the cathedral rn a short trme rt was early afternoon when we arrived at the Washington Monu ment The more ambmous and adventurous among us walked all 899 steps to the top of thrs 500 foot memorral We then went to the Smrthsonran lnstrtute where we were able to spend only a short trme before the doors were closed In thrs trme though we saw many thrngs whrch were very mterestrng to all We returned to the hotel for dmner and then left for the only evemng tour of the trrp we frrst went to the Congressronal Lrbrary thence to the Jefferson Memonal and later to the largest arrport 1n the world where planes arnve and leave every couple of minutes That night our curfew was set at 1 30 whrch allowed another half hour after the evemng s tour A garn we went off tn lrttle groups to emoy I time we felt a little hungry so we went back to the hotel for lunch, Bob, our guide, told us to look the last evening in the nation's capital. Many sat in front of the Capital Plaza and watched the lights on the Capital's Dome go out at exactly midnight, After a few of us had received a good night's rest, we found ourselves at the break of our last day in the District of Columbia, Since our moming was free, we rushed around buying last minute gifts, Our shopping completed, we were off to the Bureau of Printing and Hrgraving, Seeing all the money being made there, we decided that they wouldn't miss any, but we couldn't get near enough to fill our pockets, Leaving, just as poor as when we had entered, we went back to the hotel for our last meal in Washington. After lunch we visited the Archives Building, where the original copy of the Constitution is on display, together with other important documents, Since we were all anxious to see the F, B,I, Building, we quickly walked across the street to wait for our guide to take us through this very interesting building. At 2:00 we were on our way to Gettysburg, Pa, , where we passed the President's farm and where we toured the battlefield where so many men of the North and the South had lost their lives, A few of our overtired ones fell asleep but awoke in time for dinner at the Gettysburg Hotel. Once again on our way homeward, we fell into that familiar sleep awakening only when we reached Rosoce, to have our wide- awake advisors tell us we had come via Scranton and Hancock, The last few minutes between Roscoe and Our Town, were a re-living of the last few days. We arrived at the Robin Hood Diner at 12:40 Tuesday morning, We said thank you and goodbye to Mr, Bailey, our bus driver, who had been so pleasant and kind to us, We also expressed our thanks and appreciation to Miss Decker and Mr. Lowrie for helping to make a dream come true on this most exciting and memorable trip, 7 fm? X 'W dl' ffx Il ,...4 P ,- . 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'f 4 ..-...K ' V ik. m - E Q ,RL A .i Q axis H ' 1 it , 3 V Q ,w 'ffm Bur when y our listg missed, 3. 1,1 o QQQQQUQQ Elem-w 'Q President - - Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Student Council I OFFICERS - - WILLIAM VICK ' ' JOAN DUMOND - - BONNIE HELMS ' -RUDY MONTAG A RNOLD ROBINSON LETTIE WILBUR 5 ie 2, if I If FIRST ROW Charles Shelby Wrllrarn Vrck Rrchard Seeley Amold Robmson Laurence Meyerson Rrchard Gannon Francrs Brace SECOND ROW Barbara Van Aken Letue Wrlbur Shrrley Fredenburg Leona Benton Drxre Summerson Janrce Davls Bonnle Helms Rosalre Cummlngs Lrnda Boddy Lrllran Seeley Anna Ward Regrna Seeley Mr Avery Advrsor THIRD ROW Barry Foster James Cochran James Rodgers Ja mes Commella Earl Uuer President - - Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Student Council OFFICERS - - - LINDA EMERY - LINDA DECKER - - LOUISE BAILEY ' - ELIZABETH FRIES RICHA RD ROBINSON PETBI FISK FIRST ROW: Barbara Loughrey, Henrietta Hinkley Sandra Mavoides Jean Roser Georgia Levin Louise Bailey, Judith Decker, Bernice Finkle, Linda Emery Ethel Boyles Elizabeth Fries Nancy Kehrley SECOND ROW: Mr, Weiner, Advisorg David Young Richard Boddy Peter Fisk Vernon Steele Frederick Banks, Jerome Walton, Wayne Cumiskey. Charles Banks Francis Rodgers Donald Greenlee Alan Weiner Leonard Smith, John Du Mond, Phillip Ardito, Mrs Smith Advisor THIRD ROW Linda Decker Catherine Walter, Carl Eugeni, Richard Robinson, Frank Kuttner Alfred Hyzer Alfred Steele Frank Walter William Hutchens, Beverly Bivins, Carol Gorr President - - Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Student Council OFFICERS HENRIETTA WELCH - - JOHN HOOS PA TRICIA SOU LES Qabsentj RICHARD DOLGA S ' ' JOHN KRUPP JOHN DEAGLE FIRST ROW: John Krupp, Richard Dolgas, Robert Ward, Thomas Nevin, John Hoos, Walter Weigand, John Schmidt, Richard Diescher, Harold Van Aken, Richard Fries, John Deagle, Gerald Simpson, Carl Davis, Alfred Welch, Robert Smith, Thomas Smith. SECOND ROWg Mr, Schulz, Advisor, Patricia Wilbur, Joan Utter, Harriet Schleiermacher, Barbara Barkin, Marie Hyzer, Esther Hutchins, Helen Stein- man, Betty Summerson, Henrietta Welch, Patricia Soules, Josephine Tyler, Judith Tempel, Bonnie Jennings, Mr, Welter, Advisor, THIRD ROW: Beverly Davenport, Dorothy Naumovitz, William Pier- point, Franklin O'Dell, John Matera, Andrew Rudick, Robert Eller, Mark Baker, Elizabeth Montag, Blanche Thomas, OFFICERS President - - -------- RICHARD WELCH Vice President - - - - FREDRICK KOONS Secretary - - - - - ESTELLE WEINER Treasurer - - - -JOSEPH HAUPTFLEISCH Student Council- - - - JAMES DENMAN DMN FULLER FIRST ROW: Dean Fuller, Clyde Finkle, James Denman, Richard Gorr, Leonard Welch, Thomas Sprague Chandler Schriber, Joseph Dayton, Joseph Hauptfleisch, Wallace Posner, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Kutt- ner, Laurel Hunt, Donna Soules, Estelle Weiner, Linda Weigand, Nancy Rolletschek, Janet Smith, Carolyn Baker, Wilberta Tuttle, Joan Tyler, Shirley Benton, Barbara Baker, Holly Martin, THIRD ROW: Mr, Muhlig, Advisor, Chauncey Clapper, Robert Lackey, Robert Davis, Gary Rose, Lawrence Jersey, Paul Seeley, Linda Pierpoint, Judith Clapper, Elizabeth Marshall, Doris Pelton, Cheryle Wilbur, Rena Turk, Jean Loughrey, FOURTH ROW: Zane Shaver, Richard Welch, Marvin Bertholf, Eugene Summer- son Thomas Vick OFFICERS 4. President - - Vice President - - Student Council - - Secretary - - - - - Treasurer - - - - ' ' 'JOYCE CLARK ESTHER ESDANSKY KATHERINE MEARS HARRY MAVOIDES - LOIS LOUGHREY LINDA FOSTER FIRST ROW: Caryl Meyerson, Judy Jennings, Marjorie Tuttle, Katherine Mears, Linda Foster, Jayne Cook, Ruth Ann Fullmer, Sharon Maffett, Lois Loughrey, Esther Esdansky, Joyce Benton, Kay Fries, Elizabeth Fennikoh, Henrietta Walton, Lillian Eller, Judy Tremain, Mary Marshall, Elizabeth Mullinex, Joyce Clark. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gipps, Advisor, Roger Neer, John Ward, Gary Bivins, Dennis Cumis- key, John Edwards, Robert Davis, David Brewer, John Hauptfleisch, Harry Steenrod, James Sherwood, Clarence Roser, Stanley Naumovitz, John Sarles, Gary Hunt, Brian Diescher, Kenneth Barkin, Wayne Levitt, Mrs, Spriggs, Advisor, THIRD ROW: Bonnie Wilbur, Jeannette Thomas, Margaret Porter, Ver- non Finkle, Richard Hankins, Robert Eugeni, Thomas Allen, Glenford Pierpoint, David Allen, Fred Froehlich, Harry Mavoides, Violet Hendrickson, Phyllis Pierpoint, Sharon Ackerley, I QL Q3 0 Wmtqdmm Miss Neff Advisor Henrietta Welch Patricia Wilbur Esther Hutchins Josephine Tyler Patricia Soules Helen Steinman Harriett Schleiermacher Dorothy Naumovitz Eltzabeth Montag Joan Utter enchz guna! Richard Dolgas Esther Nielson Josephine Tyler Elizabeth Fries Regina Seeley Ruth Sprague Joseph llauptfleisch Frederick Koons Barbara Baker Linda Emery Wilberta Tuttle Janet Smith Bonnie Steven Fishman John lloos John Du Mond Walter Weigand Jean Roser Jeanne Schwartz Lynne Lough rey Barbara Barkin Harriet Schleiermacher Barbara Loughrey Sandra Mavoides Leonard Smith Mrs Gebhard Advisor Michael Keiser Laura Steinman Robert Davis Richard lrries Stewart Weinstein Harold Van Aken Carl Davis James Miller Carl Eugeni Barbara Van Aken Shirley Pelton Earl Utter Charles Banks Laurence Meyerson Peter Fisk Diane Roinolo Helms, Helen Steinman, Annetta Hinkley, Lucy Ardito, Bertha Edwards, Bernice Finkle, Judith Decker, :atcha I 'KRS itz D . ' ,v ., , ., ,Q in I A A A , . x Q ,, . I -A ,, . +46 4 'J 9 ,, 'F P Q5 ' my V' 2 I A K L 1 I lr at 5 ,' ff in wi Q 1. - M L., Q , , 1.5 M 4-9 px I S ff W E-,Q l 'A . film 'L ' S? ,, V ef .51 2 J if me 'Q J I V A M gf A 7' 5 'A J - 4 .f , 'ff '-12 A . ,X tg sw 0 dltddfbgddd I FIRST ROW Paul Marks Michael Btttey Steven Haas Maxine McKay Linda Finkle Mary Diescher Joan Moutoux Keith Schleiermacher SECOND ROW Mrs Gebhard Director Jane I-loos Cynthia Gottlieb Kay Backman .n-LJ!-Y game! H105 UA yu ' SEATED1 Joan Carroll, Lynne Levin, Carol Moutoux, Nancy Foster, Bonnie Denman, Hope Schwartz, Pamela Maffett, FIRST ROW: Mrs, Gebhard, Director, Donald Weigand, Esther Esdansky, Marion Weiner Teri Siegel, Alice Diescher, Barbara Loeb, Charles Schleiermacher, Frederick Fries, Lee Denman, Sharon Pearson, Dolly Turk, Bruce Allen, Herbert Rogers, Frederick Fennikoh, Caroline Benton, Sharon Roberts, Gail Clarke, Linda Steenrod, Thomas Loeb, Diane Fishman, Howard Davis, Timothy Smith, Richard Harty, SECOND ROW: Albert Schleiermacher, John Sarles, John Hauptfleisch, Gareth Hunt, Linda Foster, Lois Loughrey, Ruth Ann Fullmer, Gail Steinman, Rebecca Banks, Judith Jennings, Joyce Denman, Karen Loucks, Caryl Meyerson, Frederick Butler, Holly Martin, George Will, Robert Withers, Janet Bivins, TOP ROW: Thomas Allen, Robert Eugeni, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Jean Loughrey, Joan Utter, Linda Weigand, Thomas Nevin, Gary Rose, David Brewer, William Roberts, David Allen, James Denman, Kenneth Barkin, Chandler Schriber, Joyce Clarke, Sharon Maffett, Elizabeth Fennikoh, Kay Fries, James Sarles, . 1 SEATED Joseph Roseo Photography Edrtor Helen Mane Naumovrtz Typrng Co Edrtor Drane Romolo Edrtor ljl Chref Steven Frshman Busmess Co Edrtor STANDING Esther Nelson Busrness Co Edrtor Lynne Loughrey Layout Edrtor Jeanne Schwartz Lrterary Edrtor John Cassano Adverusrng Edrtor SW! SEATED Carole Heller Bertha Edwards Jeanne Schwartz Lynne Loughrey Steven Frshman James Dolgas Joseph Roseo Paul Boyles Laura Stemman Lucy Ardrto Patrrcra Cummrngs Dora Barley Drane Romolo Esther Nelson SECOND ROW Mrss Decker Advrsor Peter Mavordes Stewart Wernstern Mrchael Kerser John Cassano, Gary Shaver Helen Mane Naumovrtz Etta Schlerermacher James Mrller Martha Walter Kenneth Wrlbur Shuley Pelton Donald I-lendrrckson Gladys Banks Melvrn Lrndsley Mr Lowrre Advrsor Lucy Ardito, Typing Co-Editorg James Dolgas, Sports Bditorg James Miller, Art Editor, 'T if , 'if- -ol' 'W va N D0 -4 Q Q va KD E ev U-i vf .I CI CB Q cn Ps 'U 2 KD 1.2 0 Z --4 U bd u-I 0 E E si o an, Shirley Pelt Fishm an, Steven Dm lson, Laura Stei Ne SEA T ED: Esther Lettie Naumovitz, arie M Helen Helms, ie I1l'l Bo Ardito, CY Vick, Lu G: William IN lo. STA ND 0 IT! Ro IIC Lynne Loughrey, Dia Jeanne Schwartz, T: BSEN dy Monta g. A Q 1: la N 2 N : s: 1 nl :s -D i ... 3 NAT ONAL XXX mul ff lug AQ 9 E x 6 'X O 5 J -5 -S-,.,., en iralian Centralian Staff Editoq-in-Chief -- Laura Steinman Senior Play Associate Editors - Lynne Loughrey and Esthtr Nels- , Exchange Editor - Carole Heller h The senior class presented a de- reature Editor - Jeanne Schwartz 111-Thtfp' 'Omedy lflfhfee 50135 en' Sports Editor- - Steven Fishman and John Cassano D326 Wlllh Judy, De' . . 1, . STAFF ASSISTANTS Thls play was dlrected In this issue, the Centralian hon-John Dea le Hale Steinman B' b To - 0 ,ltry and MISS Decker' o s iwo llli'Illb.I'5 of the senior Judith Deiker Digne Romolo qi? a 'fx M, Wmnwim ,mg Q 11.5, llc-l ll May-ie Naumoy-itz ami I mda Decker Regina Sew, ' Q It's Great To Be Crazy 1l0ll1l f'2lLSjrI'lO. I Iqlnlery Patricip ' M Sadie Hawkins Dance 1-ry Foster- W' Na- Tm- Class of 1959 will present a - ,ss E -L-i 0 l.lI'Pl'-2ll'l play On March twenty- Tho Sadie Hadkins dance' Spfm, 10 first oiixtitlt-rl --It's Great to Be Cra. Qmacd bv th? ,ummm Wag a hvr T Ay . 1111: 1-omedy will be about the ' - J ' ' a ftiri-loxxng Maxwell family. succ-ess. The trueks, drivf Cn-or-ge 111111-1. Mr ' , David XVZIITI for the h A ..1l1o- wemor. P25 A oack to Liv- ingston Nlil . eihaperones for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Lougzhrey. N111 and Mrs. Lowrie, Mr. Avery :ind M11 Muhlig. WASHINGTON T Rl? The tins rf 111524 is anxiously ziw.t1t111g the Lioining of Atv. T, when t,1.- lius laving for Wash- ington will pai out at tive A. Bi. inis y,,11' L. Ai. C. S. will jotrney to the capital without the roinp- rgny vi 2lllOtllQ1' school. 'l'w',-:1ty- . ,311 1.1t-1.1 t-.s of the class, ac- er 111p..n1.-1 bv the class 2itlxl501S- Bliss liecker and .itll Lowrie. wial make the trip. Going by way of Philadelphia. th: el s w.ll xpsit liitlept-itdt-itct .lull 11.111 t:1t- Lilit-rty Bell on the wzzy to W11shi11g.on. '1 he s,-niors hope to he there in tina: to visit the l.o1t1s Cluh for tilllYlCl'. The Pigcu iiotel will hav: a busy time of it while the group is there. So Rare L. M. C, S. proudly stood like a gracious southern mansion welcom- ing all those entering her portals to 1111111111 the outstanding social 1-vt-nt nf the school yenr. the Jun- ior l'rom given in honor of the grztduating class of 1958, on Friday t'YOIlll1Q. May 23. Inside. the audi torium - gymnasium was magical- ly transformed into a soft dre.an1- land of rustling gowns. mingled flower scents. and the gliding rhythms of So Rare , the theme song of Anne Plotkin and her trio. The ceiling- was a network of BOYS' State Y'-fl if-is-'iii 11114 t'f1t'19py3 this i ' 'YV' 1- UT I-iVf!':'4to11 1lZ'!1Ol' il 11 ll Ill lrgtsyx' Ilffiff-, Jgjhfj -1371111.limi--1'Cl:1ssz111rl ' 1-Y'1'11-t'rr1t1'.1li'1:1Staff, l - lst' '1 t'1.-n1lw1'f.f1,'g11'4f1yC1ub WY fir' 52'-vii - 'T'1'iTl1t'i' of various -'FHM -'o111111itY1w1: and aotivities. P1-oo th y nz: people in history E1:1v1 had anything to contend with Lkt- il 1111111.11 t-ouple named Max- t.1-ll. t9:41111:'rl, the pioneers had In- iztns to tzilixt-n their days, but the W' 'I I K! lk f' ' . .. .... . mmm we Elmer Was Here! That mischievous little demon Elmer Collier, crept into thg L.M.C.S. auditorium on October 24, Whom the junior class presented a one-act play entitled, Elmer and the Lovebugf' Elmer came abrupt- V L.,:,.,,:.s- -1.-- . :.1 v A- ,L gg YEARBOOK Q The seniors will soon be working dil.gently planning a11d putting to- eetner their yearbook, Manorisms tor 1959. Already they have start- ed the great task of selling adver- tisentents. This year every senior will work very hard to try to raise funds enough to have colored pictures L-I our t-hool in the yearbook. The photographer came on Oc- tober sixth and seventh to take UCfL1l'QG for the vearbook' how- 7143! Qamal -we A gum 535. 1552 bmw M wfmwggwmgw A if Miwm 'We-4 ww Yllvrar ,N Haw Mr Avery Advrsor Bonnxe Helms Rosalre Cummmgs Clyde Fmkle Gary Rose Chauncey Clapper Rrchard Gannon Amold Robmson Alfred Steele Barry Foster Rtchard Robmson FIRST ROW Dean Fuller, Lmda Foster, Mr, Avery, Adv1sor, John Krupp, Lors Loughrey, Lucy Ardrto, SECOND ROW Lettle Wrlbur, Stewart Wemstern, Rlchard Robmson, Amold Robmson, Peter Frsk, John Deagle, James Denman, .. .lryqg w sl 44. ff-.f vWnQ4 ,.1. N, H 1 It ' w wz,-,hyzv A , - ' ,if w i' 53 W ir. 'fr A R R Q ni gg, ,f., , rrp: - .,,, r,,,,,n-3 Mgyt, ,f , were-f V V 1 A ' fi ' V - . f , 'fir ' fgyjjvf 'A 'mu ' Nw.Yf ', ' DW, , f . 1 Siem, , . WGA, f- ' + - . 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R ff J iz' 5 Hi A 1. 1 v'3 ' Ax , . ,enema Sit ix 'iii L 4-warg FIRST ROW Robert Ward John Krupp Richard Dolgas Herbert Wertman SECOND ROW Carl Davrs Alfred Welch John Cassano Richard Gannon Stewart Weinstein Richard Fries Donald Greenlee Mark Baker Richard Seeley Arnold Robinson William Vick THIRD ROW Silvio Pesavento Advisor Peter Mavordes Harold Van Aken Alfred Hyzer Richard Drescher James Lackey James Dolgas Barry Foster Boddy Carl Eugeni Franklin O Dell Andrew Rudrck James Miller FIRST ROW Betty Summerson Josephine Tyler Joan Tyler Lucy Ardrto Henrretta Walton Ruth Sprague Esther Esdansky Ruth Ann Fulmer SECOND ROW Dorothy Naumovrtz Joan Utter Barbara Barkrn Lynne Loughrey Marie Hyzer Nancy Rolletschek Carole Heller Henrietta Welch THIRD ROW Shirley Pel ton Jean Loughrey Gladys Banks Elizabeth Montag Mrs Will Advisor U John Du Mond, Victor Diescher, John Hoos, Kenneth Wilbur, Dean Fuller, Richard Robinson, Richard I .5 A , X ,h , K xg. if X f s 2' Y 7 1 Y X 1 X. N! X i ' f r 9 V I v Q , l, as fy , my 3'-5 QQ Ekismgila. W Q ,f , N, - 2 ! vi v F W M , , as v' J l -1 My ' ' 1 xl ,,, V - .L :xx If V... N, pg 'QA i U 5 1: av? WET 11: lc- V sf X- r ' - O Q WILLIA M VICK Right Halfback CARL DAVIS Fullback RICHARD ROBINSON Right End ALFRED WELCH Center DONALD GREENLEE Guard COA CH SCI-IULZ FIRST ROW: Richard Fries, John Hoos, John Du Mond, John Kelly, Dean Fuller Richard Dolgas. SECOND ROW: Richard F OOT BA LL Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor JA MES DOLGAS Quarterback IOHN,CASSANO Guard VICTOR DIESCHER Left End JA MES MILLER Tackle KENNETH WILBUR Left Tackle COA CH PESA V ENTO O SEATED James Denman Thomas Sprague Kay Frtes El1zabethFr1es Jose phtne Tyler Mrs Welmer Advxsor FIRST ROW Barbara Baker Steven Frsh man Hennetta Welch Anna Ward Esther Nelson Joan Tyler Dora Bailey Carole Heller Robert Smtth SECOND ROW Thomas Smlth Paul Seeley THIRD ROW John Cassano Mrs Wtll Advtsor Stewart Wetnstem Mrchael Kelser 604604 Francls Brace Melvm Lindsley Alfred Welch Laurence Meyerson Mr Pesavento Adv1sor Peter Ftsk Stewart Wemstetn John Cassano Steven Ftshman Barry Foster Arnold Robrnson 3 0 o ' 1 I . 1 ' n - o v 5 9 . ' I ' I I I I I Jeanne Schwartz, Joan Utter, Gary Rose, Etta Schleiermacher, Peter Fisk, : , . . . . Q . . , . ' I ' , , o . 1 0 1 ' ' D 0 n . n I U ' ll, X ff Dl4'l '1,. if gg . MM ' ' O , 'Q' , if U N Hg? 5 7 ff ' a Q A asia! Lll S 7mm FIRST ROW Ruth Sprague Anna Ward Elrzabeth Frres Ltnda Emery Dora Barley Ltnda Boddy Lou1se Barley Bonme Helms SECOND ROW Janrce Davrs Bertha Edwards Annetta Hrnkley Mane I-Iyzer Georgra Levln I-Iennetta Hrnkley Helen Marte Naumovrtz Dorothy Naumovltz Leona Benton Letue Wrlbur THIRD ROW Barbara Van Aken Martha Walter Mrss Neff Adv1sor Etta Schlelermacher Shrrley Pelton 6408 FIRST ROW Drane Romolo Ruth Sprague Anna Ward, Elrzabeth Frres Lrnda Emery Dora Barley Lrnda Boddy Lou1se Barley SECOND ROW Bonnre Helms Janrce Davrs Bertha Edwards Annetta Hrnkley Sandra Mavordes Georgra Levm I-Iennetta Hmkley Helen Mane Naumovrtz, Leona Benton, Lettre Wrlbur THIRD ROW Shuley Fredenburg Martha Walter Mrs Wrll Advrsor Etta Schlerermacher Shtrley Pelton Barbara Van Aken : 1 s n n g , I . I , , , , 1 n q , , A 0 3 1 1 1 I , . Lf Q- f ' 5 4 I Q' 6 xx 5 3 1 X 5. 9 4' ' ' . N, ,, ' I - -I . 5 1 n 9 1 n 1 o I n s 0 f , I I . 1 u 1 n 9 Q , . wmzq Patncla Cummmgs Llnda Emery L1nda Boddy Joan DuMond Loulse Ba11ey Shuley Fredenberg Helen Mane Naumovnz casein Waudq FIRST ROW Dora Baxley Jamce Davxs Bonnxe Helms Hamet Schle1ermacher SECOND ROW Barbara VanAken Sandra M3V01d8S Leona Benton Lmda Decker 7.73505 17' xr WE' If 32 4 9 I --1 5 P l Q, 4 ,sw lf. G if ,4damtwm4 F W WOOLWORTH STCRE CENTRAL PHARMACY MR AND MRS JOHN CASSANO lcnevnowrf KIRCHNER fx XX-.J KENNETH B CURRY INC INSURANCE C mpliments of 0 0 L.-LH S 1 - S ' III. uXN ,.,.- Ha- m L IQ Q ll' xl - .LB flfllllflll MDXIAL 'SI3 , - I MR AND MRS MYRON M. FRIEDMAN ETHEL AND BEN STEINMAN AND FAMILY O I COMPLIMENTS OF -M2 'J' 3,34 Qwjfwwmiixg dvaww yfd dh mn Od kCd 'K OTTO HOOS UNITED CIGAR STORE EQQQWQWQQSJZQ Comphments of DR LEWIS G DENMAN and DR ALAN R FRIED Comphments of LEE AND MARGE SIEGEL SIEGEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Comphments of RAY BANKS Phone 266 WEST DELAWARE TUNNEL CONSTRUCTQRS IMENTS OF AMBER AND AMBER Comphrnents of BEAVERKILL VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Comphments of JACOBS' HOME APPLIANCES Cornphments of HUSCH AND DELAMATER Contractors Bu11ders Comphments of HARRIS' LIOUOR STORE C E HALL8z CO Jewelers Llberty, N Y Comp11ments of GUS COREY Llberty, N Y Compllments of SMITH'S FEED STORE Best W1shes From SULLIVAN COUNTY TRAVEL BUREAU L1berty, N Y SHILLER PHARMACY 18 South Mam Street Te 42 Lrberty, N Y Best Wxshes SINGER'S RESTAURANT L1berty, N Y Complunents of FRANKEL HARDWARE Llberty, N Y ' - - WILFRED F. SMITH 1. WILLIAM H. MUSBACH Roofmg and Sheet Metal 8 Un1on Street M1dd1etown, New York THOMPSON TRAVEL BUREAU, INC 621 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Pennsy1van1a QScrantonj W11kes Barre Pxttston ' Dlamond 4-8664 OLympic 4-8664 NATIONAL BANK X LIVINGSTON MANOR EBAIRDEN Fooo MARKET Livingston Manor, New York HERMAN SCHWART Z Prop Comphments of PEARL ANDERSON Comphments of HELEN JAUERNIG H AND H VENDING COMPANY THE SPINNING WHEEL Lxberty Llvmgston Manor Antxques From Yesteryear Route 17 Phone 156 GROSSMAN'S TIRE SERVICE W V O S Cornphments of GEROW MR AND MRS Ford Lmcoln Mercury HERBERT MUSSMAN Livingston Manor, N. Y. Comphments of JOHN AND MARIE GLEASON Comphments of STEWART'S GARAGE Lew Beach, N Y Tel 337 Comphments of MIDDLETOWN MUSIC CENTER M1ddletown N Y Phone Newburgh 75 JOHNSON'S LAUNDRY CORP Servmg the Publlc Smce 1899 Complete Llnen Serv1ce 337 41 Llberty Street Newburgh N Y Tel 682 CHIC PRESS Commerclal Prmtmg 199 Broadway CHARLES W HORTON LOUIS DUBOIS Fuels The Best 1n Every Class D 8: H Coal Mob11heat Fuel O11 Compl1ments of BOBBIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Compllments of MR AND MRS FREDERICK W V SCHADT VINCENT HAYNES Radlos TV G1fts Jewelry Records Tel 2 2853 Roscoe N Comphments of TWIN VILLAGE DEPT STORE NATHAN MEADOW OPTOMETRIST L1berty N Y Cornphments of HENRY DELL 8: SON Lzvmgston Manor N Y Monticello, N. Y. Superflame-Bottle Gas e ' g o Yo u FIRE DEPARTMENT AND AUXILIARIES LIVINGSTON MANOR FONTANA 8: SONS Groceries Dairy, Fruits and Vegetables We Deliver Phone 31 We Give Consumers Green Stamps 3-B DRY CLEANERS, INC. Quality Dry Cleaning 412 N. Main St. Tel. 1019 Liberty, N. Y. Compliments C EUGENI 8: SON KNIEF MOTORS INC North Main St Liberty, N Y Imperial Chrysler Plymouth Telephone 1697 MANOR THEATRE AND MRS HARRY ORDIN Liberty N Y TREYZ CERAMICS Livingston Manor, N Y Proprietors REGINALD TREYZ Telephone 258 W2 Freezer Fresh DAIRY QUEEN Liberty, N Y Sundaes Sodas Shakes Cones Operator AL COHEN'S SPORT SHOP Everything 1n Sports Wear and Sporting Goods 246 Broadway Monticello N Y Phone 222 Phone 222 Compliments of THE ROCKLAND LUMBER 8: COAL CO Livingston Manor, N Y Coal Fuel O11 Lumber and Building Material A STOECKLI JEWELER Fine Watches and Jewelry Repau-ed 22 South Main St Liberty, N Y Telephone 1890 Big Sales Very Low Prices LIBERTY REMNANT STORE B ZUCKERMAN General Merchandise Wholesale and Retail 6 School St Liberty, N Y of ' . ' . . DR. . AUGU.ST ANDERSON ETHEL MCRSE - Owner and COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE Class Rmgs Commencement Announcements Taylor made Yearbooks L G BALFOUR CO BENTLEY 8: SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO Your Representatwe HODGKINS OF BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS, DON NASH BOB GRAY AND JIM GERDING P O Box 9 Schenectady, New York Phone Express 3 5374 Caps and Gowns - Medals and Awards - Diplomas V ,, owL SERVICE .,, STATION Lwlngston Manor New York T 19 Phone 194 JOHNSTON 81 HOMER INSURANCE Llvlngston Manor N Y JAMES R FARRELL ROY C JOHNSTON EVERARD K HOMER ANTRIM LODGE HOTEL GI'aC1OUS D1n1ng Roscoe, N. Y. Best W1shes From HILLSIDE GREENHOUSES L1berty, N. Y. Tel. 621 -., Rx ' 1 14. I ' .YJ ' . anvil , .I+ 173, f ig! . gf fi, gi- ,:ff 'J ' Q . ' . , D . . . 1 , el. LEWIS PARTS CORP L1berty, N Y Compliments of BENTON BROTHERS INC 155 South Maln L1be rty, N Y Compllments of JAY O NEWKERK OPTOMETRIST MR AND MRS AARON FISCI-IER LIBERTY TRACTOR co , INC P O Box 564 Telephone L1v Manor 1 L1v1ngston Manor New York Cornpllments of S NELSON Grocery and Dalry L1v Manor N Y Telephone 84 Comphrnents of MILLER AUTOMATIC Montlcello, N Y Clgaret e Vendlng Machlnes Telev1s1on Sales and Serv1ce Comphments of NEWMAN'S Llberty, N Y DR AND MRS MEYERSON OPAL'S RESTAURANT Cornphrnents of COREY'S LIQUOR STORE Llberty N Y . . . 'St. . ca CO. ROBIN HOOD DINER L1v1ngston Manor Y Phone 11 1 wearing' LESTER WHITE VA few., POST NO 566 Il . ' For God and Country Llvlngston Manor, N Y We Humbly Dedlcate Ourselves to Foster and Perpetuate One Hundred Percent Amerlcamsm STEVENS BLUME SPORTING GOODS CO INC 202 Broadway Newburgh New York Phone 196 Best Wlshes to the Class of 1959 MR AND MRS JACK KEISER AND SONS Hotel and Restaurant Eqmpment ' ' , N. . 'rn' 1.0, 9 I J ff Q 93 :w?5i.13 E Y 1 s tv 59 'QT Tag ,f I Q I 1-1, .,.-:Ve . . T O O . - o 5 o a . I COMPLIMENTS OF OUR LADY 0F LOURDES CAMP FOR GIRLS AND CAMP ACADIA FOR BOYS Lwmgston Manor N Y P1-es1dent REV JOHNA RUVO Dlrector . . , . ' RT REV. MSGR. JAMES V. HART, Ph D MR AND MRS IRVING BERLIN of 9 Manor Poultry 3 STN N N J WY Q H-SSX ,f-as 1'-X The Chicken of Tomorrow TO DAY L mgsfon Manor Ne York 4. ,M I , S 7, -'ix g Wf' rf J -- 'EM N wr nw X no W' , , , s tmzwi' ff? Nw-x....-4 qfff, I 'xnrkwky iv' w ,. 2 Sulhvan County's Largest Farruly C1oth1ng Center Slnce 1904 Comphments of ROSCCE LUMBER YARD INC Soft Hardwood Bulldlng Mate r1a1 5120, N4 xi, Sf? , at . ,A 5 - - 5 8 '-ylfwll X F - - - Rkx E s - -, - T. R - , U 'oi' Sf: Y' ' - K--if '5 Q pw r a e BERU1 .. X .,. W A. Y -, ,vii--b :,!g?kFP -' ' ' Q ' 'r ' ' , 'ad' '5 0 fe! 1, 5 . . V Q, Y 5 o SX - ' N 9- . ll I . 1 W I LIVINGSTON MANOR LUMBER CO CLARK KRUM 81 SONS O Liberty, New York -LARRY'S TAXI N Phone 685 Comphments Comphments MR AND MRS FRED FRIES SAM ROSEN SCHWARTZ MOTOR SALES 31 South Mam Street L1be1-ty, N Y Llberty, N Y Comphments Compllments of TWIN VILLAGE A FRIEND BAR 8: GRILL N LL of of Compliments of CO-OPERATIVE FARM CREDIT of For Good TV Call ALAN GERRY TELEVISION C0 Liberty, N Y RCA Zemth Motorola Sales and Servlce Phone 1955 Cornphments of PETE FERNICOLA Comphments JOHN ROBERTS cj HAROLD ROBERTS SHAVER Comphrnents LAKE VIEW REST Cornphments Comphrnents A AND MRS FRIEND CHARLES HUBER . V 9 of X 'yum I ww. ED AND GLORIA D of of of MR. . J. PSCHONICK 8. SON Sand Gravel Ready Mlxed Concrete Tel Llberty 1982 L1berty N Compllments VIELE'S GARAGE Lew Beach, New York Comphments of MARGE AND JIM RODGERS GILBERT DECKER Llvlngston Manor, N Y Phone 374W2 Phone 669 HITT'S GLASS AND MIRROR SERVICE Alurnmum Storm Wlndows and Doors L1v1ngston Manor N Y DuBo1s St LOUIS REISCH L1berty, N Y Comphments of DAVID AND HELEN SWITKO . ' ' , . Y. of General Construction l . . . g o o Comphments DAVIS HAMERSTROM ARCHITECT Roscoe, N Y and A F GILBERT 8: SON ASSOCIATE ARCHITECTS Comphments of BEACH HILL NURSERIES Lew Beach, N Y C omphments of MR AND MRS GEORGE STEWART of N. Y. C. Phone 61 or 640 ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP ARTHUR SCHLEIERMACHER RICHARD STURDEVANT, Props L1V1HgStOH Manor, N Y Electrlcal Contractlng C omphments of MR AND MRS FRED HAAS AND FAMILY THE LIVINGSTON MANOR TIMES as consohdated w1th The Roscoe Rockland Trmes TOM QUICK Natwe Hardwood and Hemlock Lumber L1v1ngston Manor, New York Appliances Paints Corrmphrnents of Always Top at Low Low Prlces Quahty Foods Llberty Mont1ce11o, Roscoe Jeffersonv111e, Ca111coon Woodbourne Complete Muslcal Servlce HICKEY S MUSIC STORE 330 E State Street Ithaca, N Y Phone 4 1101 C ou'1p11rr1er1ts TOMMY'S TAXI NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE NATE S PEET, Mgr Roscoe, N. Y. Corrmphments BURR SHERWOOD mmm wlLL Rose HARDWARE -22 Hardware That Stands Hard Wear' Comphments MR AND MRS JOHN H LOUCKS Phone Llberty 2395 REINSHAGEN 8. BOSSLEY Radlo, Te1ev1s1on, H1 F1 Sales and Servlce Better Servlce Isn' EDWARD C REINSHAGEN 23 North Mam Street VERNON W BOSSLEY Llberty, New York A Hg , 1 1 noun: owuuu - ff -. f e. Z, ,N , -x 5 ,O 04 'Wvfqg DVU U 1 u a o 1 a Comphments MARCIA'S LAKE Llberty, N Y REST HOTEL Comphments of HI WAY INN ROSE FIDDLE, Prop Parksvllle, N Y Be st W1she s Cornphrnents of ADLER'S FOOD MR AND MRS MARKET ERNEST SCI-IAEFER INC Comphrnents FUI-IRER'S DRUG STORE Comphments KA'I'ZIE'S YOUTH CENTER ABE SCHWARTZ CONCRETE PRODUCTS Llberty, N Y Compllments WOODSIDE DAIRY Buck Church Road EMMA AND Spr1ng Valley, N Y LEONARD KRUPP Comphments ALMA AND WILLIAM ROBERTS of , I of Compliments of of CO. MR, of of MYERS' ATLANTIC SERVICE Txres Battenes Accessones No Mam and L1berty Sts NORMAN MYERS Prop L1berty N Y Phones 734 735 If It's Glass See LIBERTY GLASS CO Glass and M1rrors for Every Purpose 300 310 Chestnut L1berty, N Y Comphments of Parksv111e New York Comphments SCHLEIERMA CHER Comphments E OGDEN BUSH C omp11ments MR AND MRS EMERSON KRUPP VERONA OIL CO , INC Roscoe, N Y Sunheat Furnace O11 Blue Sunoco Gas ohne Comphments of HUNTER'S INN Best 1n P1zzas Phone Llberty 2087 Comphrnents LEONARD AND FRANCES SHERWOOD Comphments o FATHER Mc NULTY Cornpllments of BOB AND JOHN'S SERVICE CENTER, INC. Parksvllle, N Y. PETER MARIOLES Fresh Cut and Select Evergreens 3 0 9 - St. of Y0UNG'5 GAP HOTEL MR, AND MRS. ERNEST of of . . of f The Class HAROLD KRUM Trucking - Bulldozing Rubbish Removal Livingston Manor, N. Y. Tel. 53.12 FOSTER MOTORS Nash Sales and Service Texaco Livingston Manor, N. Y Phone 86 Compliments of A FRIEND Success to the Class of '59 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HELLER Compllments EVELYN'S BEAU TY SHOPPE Comphments MR AND MRS GEORGE MILLER Cornphments of MISS LETI-IA MARTIN Congratulatlons to the Graduates of L M C S ORSECK PONTIAC CADILLAC SALES M111 St , Phone L1berty 400 L1berty N Y SULLIVAN COUNTY PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Llberty, New York BRIKER BROTHERS LIBERTY CANDY CO Wholesale Candy and Tobacco D1StT1bUtOTS L1berty N Y of 1959 expresses 1ts s1ncere apprec1at1on to all parents p m e product1on of th1s tenth ed1t1on of Manor1sms of of h . Q n 0 . ' Q 0 n . . . . , teachers, classmates and patrons who have hel ed so much ' th Comphments of FRANK PORTER Dlstrlbutor L1be1-ty N Y Phone 573 or 260 Greetings From Your Congre s sman LAWRENCE H. COOKE KATHARINE ST. GEORGE R E SI-IAVER Movmg and Storage Comphrnents of DR AND MRS JACK GOODMAN Mayflower Servlce Phone 133 or 98 Cornplunents A FRIEND SU LLIVAN SURP LUS SA LES Rts 17 and 52 Llberty New York LIBERTY BEDDING 8: FURNITURE CO A Complete L1ne for Homes, Hotels Bungalows Camps L1berty, N Y Phone 2280 LIBERTY BOWL O DROME L1berty, N Y C ompl1ments of SEIKEN'S Teenagers are our spec1alty L1berty N Y BERNER'S SPORT SHOP Headquarters for Your Sport Equlpment L1berty, N Y Tel 801 Comphments of LIVINGSTON MANOR STEAM LAUNDRY THOMPSON'S PHARMACY DONALD F THOMPSON Ph G L1berty N Y Tel 913 . of . . D I 178 Mill Street , . l , 0 n , . I l . , ' . COMPLIMENTS MR AND MRS HAROLD B SPRIGGS i BABY IDENTIFICA TION Esther Nelson Lynne Loughrey Martha Walter Me1v1n Lmdsley Peter Mavozdes Paul Boyles Gary Shaver Sh1r1ey Pelton Joseph Roseo Bertha Edwards Ehnor Decker Etta Sch1e1ermacher Kenneth Wrlbur Steven Flshman Lucy Ardito Gladys Banks Annetta Hmkley Dora Ba11ey Stewart Wemstem D1ane Romolo Carole Heller Laura Stemrnan James M111er Helen Mane Naumovitz Patr1c1a Cummmgs Mlchael Ke1ser FUTURE CLASSES Jeanne Schwartz James Dolgas FROM SUCCESS 30 John Cassano THE CLASS OF '59 OF 1- 2- 3- 4- . . 5- . 6- 7- 8- . 9- 10- 11- ' 12- ' 13- ' 14- ' 15- 16- 17-Donald Hendricks on 18- ' 19- ' 20- ' ' 21- ' f 22- 23- ' 24- ' 25- ' 26- ' ' ' 27- ' ' 28- 29- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Fallon Freda V. Smlth Father Kellenberg L1berty Bake Shop Granmck s Frrestone Store Mrs Ceha Moscowrtz Mr and Mrs Walter Halpern Liberty Pharmacy Beck and Levy Donald Butler Rose and Rudy Fura Abe Levme Mr and Mrs Herbert Foster Lena Bagley Llberty Offrce Supply Co Mr and Mrs Lynn Loughrey Mr and Mrs Roger Bartow Mr and Mrs Gaylord Dunn Mltch s Beauty Salon Goody s Restaurant Lrberty Fue Equrpment Co nc Mr and Mrs Allen O Keefe Brll Wrlson Nell and Lor1 Schwartz Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Henduckson Lynne and Ken I Emmett Decker Mr and Mrs Paul Hartrg Iosephrne and Ioan Tyler Mr and Mrs Wrlham Sarles Mrs Carol Vrck Mr and Mrs Jerry Ward Loulse and Jeff Barley Mr and Mrs IoelF1sk Mlss Margaret Neff Louls I Tempel Jr Bertle Tuttle Elrnor E Decker Mr and Mrs John D Douglas Mr and Mrs Charles Baldwm Mr and Mrs Omer Shaver Arda L Schnber Mr and Mrs Srlvro Pesavento Leonard Smrth Mary N Johnston Mr and Mrs Walter Wehner Mane Gurhaccr Gerald Slmpson Mr and Mrs Raymond Vandermark Clark l-lmkley and Hrs Drrftrn Country Boys and Mrs Harold Goldberg and Famlly and Mrs Elmer Fullmer and Daughter and Mrs Harold Van Aken and Famlly Wllllam Hendrrckson Jr R 8a H Auto Parts and Equlpment Inc Joe Ward PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denman Nancy Srmpson Johnston and Johnston Wood s Automotrve Electrrc Mr and Mrs Peter McKune Mr and Mrs Joseph Strauss Manor Men s Shop Bucky s Servlce Statron Mrs Ida Wernstem and Son Westfall s Sea Chff House Iudrth Susan Seeley Mr and Mrs DeKay Blume Mr and Mrs Melvrn Hodge Mr and Mrs Jack Wurster Francrs DeVoe Mr Norman Schulz Mr and Mrs Charles Muhlrg Meyer and Erxca Werner B111 Zweck Castle V1ew Motel Russell s Tavern Robrn Sherwood Mr and Mrs Charles Grant Mr and Mrs Ilm Becker Cralg Fanton Mr and Mrs Warren Grlfoy Sherwood Ralph Qurck Mr and Mrs Casper Edwards Mr and Mrs Wrllard Green Publrc Loan Co Janet Green Mr and Mrs Irvmg Avery Jane Hoos Rev and Mrs Duncan Trueman Mr and Mrs Louls A Smrth Julre Flerschmann llorarne C Russell Mr and Mrs Howard Loeb Joe Plescxa Paul Lambert Rhernhermer Ethel S Keeler Annetta and Jrmmy Mr and Mrs Marun Wertherm Mr and Mrs Joseph Romolo Davrd E Lowrle and Famrly Mr and Mrs Myles O Donnell A Frrend Mrs Ann Gudehnrs and Daughter B111 Wrthers and the Rhythmarrs and Mrs Wrllram Vrck and Famrly and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Albert Schlelermacher Leon McGar and Famlly Fred Emery and Family Chandler Vandermark Russell W Ludlum Fred Fennrkoh Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Gebhard Miss Helen Connolly . . . . , Mr. . . . 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