Livonia Central High School - Livonian Yearbook (Livonia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1945 volume:

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' -'fy .X if Y g 4.5-,:r,,, 1, . 1 1 uf s 5 , jk, 1945 LIVCNIAN PFQJQIQ teJ THE SENICJR CLASS LIVONIA CENTRAL SCHOOL LIVONIA, N. Y. V I 1 4 E F I 1 2 0l'l OI' IT IS BEYOND ANY WORDS WE MIGHT USE, TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE TO YOU WHO HAVE GIVEN SO MUCH FOR FREE- DOM'S CAUSE. TO ALL OF YOU WHO ARE SO GRACIOUSLY FIGHTING FOR THIS CAUSE WE HUMBLY DEDICATE THE 1945 EDITION OF f7Ae LIVONIAN wi 4 - 3 Lfjfl In lil-flllff Ilavht-I Ile-ml, tilt-nn Wingatv, Donald Bevvlier. Ilobvrt, Doolvy. Hivhard Damon. Iilizabvth Davis. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'I'his is thc- lirst yt-ar in whivh Livonia Cvntral School has had a vhaptvr of thv National Ilonor Soc'ic'l.y. 'llhv young pvoplu in thc pivturv abow are tlhv t'll2lTIt'T mvmbors of this socivty. Probably t-yt'i'y'orw will wondvr how thvy arv st-It-c'tt-d. I shall try to tvll you. 'llo bv a IIlt'II'lI'Dt'I' of thv National Honor Society, ont' must show vt-ry dt-linitt' svholarship abilitivs and should havv shown unusual ability in luadvrship, in svrvic-0 to tht- svhool, and should havt' a lint' c'Ilarac'tt'r, as We-II. First ol' all, a list is prvparcd from tht- svholastir' rvcords ol' tht' top third ol' tht- St-nior Class. From this list tht- favulty vhoosvs a numbt-r, not to t'xc'vvtl ISC? of tht- total vnroll- me-nt of tht- class, to bv mvmbtrrs. Iiavh vhartvr rnvmbtvr 1't'r'ciwml a pin and a guard il' a girl, or a t'IltlI'IIl il' a boy. 'lllivst' insignia whit'h show that tht' Wvarvr is a II1tIll'1llt'I' ol' this sovicty, wurti givvn by thc Livonia llotary Club. 'I'ht- prvsvntation was Ifltltlt' by Nlr. Ralph N. .I. Brown, who lJt't'2lIIIt' a lIlt'IIlllt,'I' of this sovivty' in Wvllsboro, Pvlulsylvania, in I926. Truly, mt-mhvrsllip in this sovivty. bving nation-widt' in svopv, shows that tht- young: pcoplv who arc chosvu haw- joinvd thu ranks of a wry svlvc-t group throughout tht' nation. tl. IC. lloylur PI'I.IIl'IlIlll 4, Lefl In lffylll: Rvrriivu Phvlps: Dan Damon. Prcsidvnliz Arnold Davis, Clvrkg lmon Van Dur Mr-id Meade- Whitney Cahsvnt from pivturvl lf wc' llI'U lo live- worlhily and happily, il is not Ili'l'l'SS2lI'y lhzll W4- should ilw' zinylhing or 'know' anything so IIlllf'll as that wv should hm- uhh- lo lnccl the- siluzilion in whivh dm-wlopillg lifv plum-s us, :intl vxprvss our vzipzlvilivs in our zlvlivily. Our social problvm as wvll us our pvrsonul prohlvln is lo 11I1clvrslz1I11lw'l1:1t W0 :Irv doing. ln ilu- iclval homo W0 should l6'2lI'Il as t'llllClI'i'Il how lo ndjusl oursvlvvs lo llw llt'ITl2lINlS of lifv. But thc homv oflvn cannot cl'l'cc't this and llic svhool musl stop in. And llw svhool is only ri-:lily vrlllvzmlivv if il is llQ'lplIlg.f ilu-1-hild lo unflm-rslzlnfl llw sovinl siluulions in Wllivh hv finds llilIlSUlf and lo rvgglllutv his lIllplIlSl'S so that he can 1-onlrol llwsv silualions. 'Flu' iclval svhool would ln' un l'INlH'y0IllK' i'0IYllIlllIllly lifv, VVlll'I'4,' lllu 1-hild woulfl svnsv lln- O4'l'llpElllOIlS untl lIll4'l'l'SlS ol'll14' luI'g'v1'soc'im-ly inlo which lui is l0l'lll1'I'2lIlKl so lluw- his 1-nriosily and pmm-lim-nl skill nwukvm-rl to :nw-I :incl vonquvr linkin. In llwsv words ol' liannmlolpli S. Bournm' vw- lincl ilu- vrnhomlinwnl of whnl is our .iinl us an svhool hoanrml. BOARD OF EDUCATION C. li. IIUMICT. l'rt'r1t't'pttl FRANCES VVOOD, Secretary 'l'o t'vt'ry boy :intl girl from Livonia fll'lllI'2ll Svhool now st'rx'ing in the Armed F0I't't'S7'liI't'l'llIlgSI lt is t'xtrt'mt'ly tlil'lit'ult for Int' to wrilt' to you. You urt' ull serving with ont' itlt't1 in mintl, to somvhow Ctllllt' ottt ol' this wur with at ht'ttt'r worltl. This will Ilt't'l'SSlltlll' not only winning tht' wur hut winning tht' pt'ut't' whit'h follows un t'vt'n luu'tlt'r tusk. Ont' thing is t't'rtt1in: in ortlt'r to provt' to tht' worltl tlml our Arnt'rit'an way is tht' ht'ttt'r waxy, it is up to tts lwrt' ut homt', in this school, to int'ult'z1tt' tht' itlt'us :intl itlt't1ls ol' tlt'Ill0t'I'ttt'y. It hats ht't'n found to ht' tht' most sut't't'ssful wuy ol' lift' untl ol' gvtting things tlont'. lf wt' ht'rt' in st'hool tlo nothing mort' lhun to provitlt' tt plum' in whit'h lhtfst' print'iplt's llltlj' ht' prut'tit't'tl. wt' will llttvt' tlont' soint'thing wry worth-whilt'. On hvlitllfof tht' fuvttlty untl all tht' stutlt'nt hotly, l lwlitwt' lhut tht' futurt' will show that till of tht'st' llurtlships huvt' not ht't'n in vttin :intl that you will rt'turn to tttkt' your rightful plut-t'. Wlltllt'Yl'l' it might ht'. llootl lurk :intl tlotl spt't'tl tht' tluy wllt'n this will t'on1t' to pttss. T Buck lfozzv: Wcslcy A. Dailcy, NLA., Nvw York Univcrsityg lndustrial Arts. Winifrcd B. l'lllll0I'S, BS., livncsco Stalc Vlll'Ht'lll'l'S Collage-3 l.ihrary. Mildrcd Wilson. HS.. Kcuka Collcgog Math and Scicncc. lidna Dvgcn, BS., Ithaca lfollcgcg Girls' Physical liducation. liugcnc Bakcr, HS., Ithaca Collcgvg Boys' Physical lfducation. fwiddle Huw: lidwin ll. Gott, BS., lthaca Collcgcg Instrumental Music. liugcnc ll. llull', llcncsco State- rr0kl0lll!I'S Coll:-gcg Agriculture. Martha Krishcr, Goimsoo State Teachers Collcgcg Mathematics. Francis Wood, Rochester Husincss lnstitutcg Sccrctary. Doris H. Sands, Fredonia State Teachers Collogcg Vocal Music. Betty Pcarcc, BS., Alfred Univcrsityg Commercial. Fran! How: Dora A. Gott, HS., Bullalo State Teachers Collcgcg Homcmaking. Mary Crouch, A.B., Alhany Statc 'l'cachors Collcgcg lflnglish. Mary Kashouty, AH., William Smith Collcgcg Foreign Languages. Marian J. Smith, BS., Univcrsity of llochcstcrg Social Studies. C. li. Hornet, Principal. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY X WTS in E f :2Qsr.::31 8 1 M 'M www QQ' inns X! KES! 'W' -gy t 1,8 Huck lima: Ann ll. Snydvr, Gerufsoo State Teavliers College: Third flradv. lluth Ste-wart. l3.lC.. kll'Il1'Sl'USlill4' 'l'4-an-lu-rx Collogvg Fifth Grade-. Edna lVluTarnaghan, Gcncsoo State 'l'vaclwrs Collcgog linglish. Irs-nv Williams. lim'lu'sm'o Stall' 'l'vacli1-rs Collcgug Sixth Grade. lrcne Wvlch. fiCIl0Sl5ll Statv 'l'0a1'llurs Collvgoi lfourth liradv. Middle Huw: lialph J. Davis, Goneseo State Teachers College, Columbia Unix crsity: Social Studios, Srivm-v. lilizaln-Ili flI'1llllVW'll, lili., Gvncseo State Teachers College: First Grade-. Mary .lane Tihhs, l3.lC.. G1-iwsvo Slali- 'l'c-avlu-rs llollopgog Svoond Grade. Aileen Plistner, floriosuo Statu Toaulwrs Collogv: Sv:-ond flradv:.l1'au Downing. llli., fiL'Il1'Sl'o State Teachers Collvgvp Fifth Ciradv. Frorzl llow: C. li. lltlllltjt, llrinvipal. .lane lloot, G4-riosvo State Trac hors Colli-gv:Sixtl1 llradv. Uolda Long. lil'Ill'S4'H State' 'l'0ac'h0rs Collcgeg English. Social Studies. .I udith Snyder. livrivsvo Stale' 'l'vam'lu'rs Collt-gc-1 First Grad:-. Ann liavkus, livin-svo Stall' 'll08Ull0TS Collegeg Third liradv. lilizalwth lfflonnoll. fit-nosoo Stale' 'l'1'aolu'rs ffollvgv. Uni- xvrsity ol' llovlivslurz Fourth Grade. llulh A. Mooney, llviivsvo Slato 'l'4-a4'lu'rs fiollvgv. llnixvrsily ol' llo4'lu'sle'r: English, Social Studios. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY tilil'Ili'l'lNIlS TO Ol'll BOYS AND GIRLS IN THIS fXRMl'ID FUHCIQS . . , . . . , armvd forvvs of our vounlry, wo, thc' faculty, se-nd our QI'l'0llIlQ.fS. We' know how grval u part you arm' playing: in luingring' lolal I 3 yivlory. Wo know how imulvqualv words arv lo vxprvss our ap- ,Q pri-vialion of your work. 'l'lu-re-forv, wa' try lo show lhal apprvcialion hy making this llu- kind ol' svhool you want it to iw. You arv lluf pvopln' who liayv gf. ' ww . . . . 11' ,QQCZE 55533 lwlpvd vslahllsh our ldvals. You ara' lighting now to pl't'St'l'Yl' llu-in. May l iyoniw fit'IllI ll he- llu- kind of srhool ' nu w'uil l 11 ini , ' U ' ' ' 5' ' 0 ' ' Nluum .l. Sxirru home lo, and may you come' honu- soon! l'mf-l',-1'm-1',mI 9 10 SENICR OFFICERS MISS CRUPCH Sen for ,-l driser We, thc Class of l9'l5, wish to thank all those who helped to make our Senior year a successful one. Always, We relied on Mr. Hornets excellent supervision, Miss Smith's interest and enthusiasm, and our adviser's constant and helpful guidance. We also thank the faculty, especially Mr. Gott, for taking time out from their numerous tasks to assist us with pictures for the yearbook, plans for dances, and production of the senior play. lVlrs. Wirlgate and all of our mothers deserve a lot, of credit for their hard Work that made our dinners Worth-While. Last, hut not least, we're proud of our efficient and loyal officers. li. Dooley, A. Briggs, D. Dibble, D. Mulvaney. 12 CLASS OF 1945 IIUGII ISAIIISIQII 'I'ransl'0r from Wayland Band I, 2, 3. 4g Glc-0 Club I, 2. 33 IIll1I'2illllII'Hlh l,2,3,41Photography Club 23 Boy Scouts I. 2. 3, Alblulic' Carnival 1, 2. DONALD I-5I'II4ICIIlCIl Band I, 2. 3. fl-1 Soccvr 4: Intramurals I, 2. SI. ll. I, Club 43 Yvarbook Stall' 4: Junior Play 31 Svnior Play 4: Alhlvlic Carnixal I. 2. 3. 415 Min- slrvl Show fl: Standard lic-arm-r fl. S'I'ANl,l'IY BOLT Managvr Baseball 4, Sooccr Manager 43 Baskvt- ball Manage-r fl-3 Track 3. flg Intramurals 2, 3. 4: I, Club 43 Athll-tic Carnival 2, 3, 4. AIITIIICA BRIGGS 'l'ransl'0r from Hemlock Iianll I. 2. 3. 45 Glen Club 2, 33 Uporclla 2. 3: Minstrvl Show 2: Intramurals 3, Photography Club 3. 11-g Class President lg Class 'I'r0asurur 2: Svvrutary 4: Cllvvrlvadcr I, 23 .lunior Plays 33 Svnior Play 4. VIRGINIA BIIISBANIC 'l'ransl'0r from Lima Glvu Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, flg Girl Scouts 2, 3. CLASS CF RICIIARD DAIVION Rand I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Uperetta I, 2, 3, 43 lVlinstrel Show 43 Raseball 3, 43 Basket- ball 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 I, Club 43 Ath- letic Carnival I, 2, 3, 4. EI.IZABE'I'H DAVIS Glen Club I, 2, 3. 43 Opt-retta I, 2, 33 Intramurals I, 2, 43 Photography Club 43 Class 'Treasurer 33 Girl Scouts I, 23 .Iunior Play 33 Senior Play 43 All-State Choir 2, 43 Athletic Carnival I, 2. 3, 43 Minstrel Show 4. DOROTHY DIRBIIE Glee Club I, 2, 43 Operetta I, 2. 33 Intramurals I, 2, 43 Class Secretary President 2, 4, Treas- urer 4: Girl Sc-outs 1. 23 All-State Choir 43 Ath- letic Carnival I. 2, 33 .Iunior Red Cross Council 4. CAROL DICIFFIiIXlRACIIIQR Transfer from Niagara Falls Glve Club I: Sorver I: Intramurals I, 43 Girl Scouts I3 .lunior Aviation 43 Sc-iem-0 Club I, 3, 4. ROBERT DUOLEY Transfer from Edison Intramurals I, 2, 33 Yearbook Stall' 43 Athletic Carnival I, 23 Bowling Team 2, 43 Class Treasurer 1, Vice-President 4g Traffic Squad FORTY-FIVE ROSE ELLIS Transfer from Groveland Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Oilicer of Class, Secretary 1, Student Council I, Athletic Carnival 2, 3, 4. LEONARD HALL Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Student Council Vice- President 4: Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, .lunior Play 3, Louies Hungry Five. MILO HAR BECK Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Boy Scouts I, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Carnival I, 2, 3, 4. FHEDA KELLY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3. DOROTHY KLINK Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, Minstrel Show 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Yearbook Stall' 4, Class Secretary I, Secretary 2, 2nd half of year, Student Council President 4, All-State Choir 4, Junior Play 3. CLASS OF DONALD IVlcTAllNAGIIAN Iiand I. 2. 3. 4: 'l'rack 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Boy Scouts I, 2: Senior Play 4: Athletic Carnival I. 2. 3. 4. LEO MURSCII Basketball Manager 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: L Club 4: Soccer 4: Athletic Carnival I, 2. 3, 4: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. DANIEL IVIULVANICY Glen: Club I. 2. 3. 4: Operetta I. 2. 3: Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Class President 3, 4: Boy Scouts I, 2: Senior Play I. 2: Athletic Car- nival I, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA MI SCATO Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Opcrctta I. 2, 3: Minstrel Show 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Stall' 4: Class Secretary 2: lst hall' ol' year: Athlctic Car- nix al I. 3: Senior Play 4. IQLWOUD PECK Clec Club 3, 4: Operetta 3: Soccer 3, 4: Basketball Manager 4: Track 3: Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: F. F. A. I. 2. 3. 4 QVicc-Presidentj: Athletic Carnival I, 2, 3, 4. FORTY-FIVE GOLDENA PENNOCK Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 lntramurals 1, 2. DONALD PEIXHIN Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 33 Soever 3, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 L Club 3, 43 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 23 .lunior lied Cross Council 33 Senior Play 43 Athletic Carnival l, 2, 3 4 ut- GEORGE PISAIIO Clee Club 1, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4g L Club 2, 3, 43 Class Vice- President 23 Athletic Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4. RACHEL REED Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 23 Photography Club 43 Class President 13 Student Council 2, 33 Girl Scouts 1, 23 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Play 33 Athletic Carnival I, 2, 3, 43 All- State Choir 2, 33 All-State Band 4. RUTH REED Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Uperetta 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 1, 23 Photography Club 43 .lunior Red Cross Council 23 Girl Scouts 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Athletic Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4g All-State Choir 2, 3, 43 Louies Hungry Five 4. CLASS OF ROBERT SHAFER Transfer from Honeoye Band 1, 23 Glee Club 33 Soccer 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 43 Boy Scouts 1, 2. CLYDE SLOAN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 L Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 43 Boy Scouts 1, 2. ETHEI, SPAINE Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glcc Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, Senior Play 4. RALPH WERMUTH Transfer from Madison Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK WILLA RD Track 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 3, 43 F. F. A. 3, 43 Junior Play 3g Senior Play 43 Athletic Carnival I 2 3 4 sys' FORTY-FIVE Intramurals l, 2. 3, 45 Athletic Carnival l, 2, 3. GIEOIXGE VVINOATIC Manager: Soccer 4. Baseball 4, Basketball 3, 4: Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4: li Club 45 Photography Club 3, 4: Yearbook Stall 45 Boy Scouts l, 2. 3, 4: .lunior Play 33 Senior Play 4. GLENN WINGATE Baseball 2. 4: Soccer 43 Basketball 2. 4: Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: L Club 2, 3, 4g F. I . A. l. 2. 3, 43 Student Council 35 Athletic Carnix al l, 2, 3, 4. President 2. lCl,lCANOli WOOD fllee Club l, 2. 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3: Intramurals l. 2, 3. 43 Girl Scouts l, 2: All-State Choir 4. POST GIIADUATES Lrffl lo Higlzl: .lane Mulvaney, Dan Damon, Miss Sands, Shirley Paddock, Edna Thomas. CLASS HISTCRY In 1941 when we entered high school, we had a class of nearly 50 members who shared the guidance of Mr. Davis and Mr. Wolf Qchanged to Mr. Heath at mid-yearj. We selected for our F rosh officers: Rachel Reed, President, George Pisaro, Vice-President, Dorothy Klink, Secretary, and Bob Dooley, Treasurer. Our Freshman project was a Farm Bureau Supper, at which we did very well for inex- perienced workers. Our Sophomore Class consisted of forty members under Miss Kashouty's and Miss Pearce's tutelage. We picked Glenn Wingate, President, George Pisaro, Vice-President, Dorothy Klink, Secretary, and Donald Perrin, Treasurer, as our class officers. As our Sophomore Class project, we were given the privilege of serving the Production Credit Association dinner. Our mothers worked very hard at this dinner, and we appreciated it greatly. The most important event which occurred in our Sophomore year was the selection of our class rings, which, although they were a long time in arriving, were greeted with delight. Upperclassmen! What a sensation! Our Junior Class consisted of thirty-three members who were consigned to the direction of Mrs. Pease Cnee Miss Bauerj, who left us for a few days to get married. We had quite a hard time getting used to calling her Mrs. Pease. 1 For our Junior Class officers we elected: Dan Mulvaney, President , Dick Damon, Vice-President, Dorothy Dibble, Secretary, and Betty Davis, Treasurer. As our first Junior project, we served a Farm Loan Association dinner on November 30 QGlenn Wingate's birthday, which we celebrated after the dinner by having ice cream and a chocolate cake, made by Mrs. Wingatej. By now we were getting pretty well experienced at staging banquets, having put on two others. We resumed the tradition of a Junior Play by presenting the three-act comedy, The Actors Have Come, on March 10. Miss Swartz and Mrs. Pease helped to make this successful. We were asked to present it at the Mt. Morris Tuberculosis Hospital, which we did, gladly. Beviving another tradition, we held a Junior Prom on May 26, music provided by Gerry Freas. It was supposedly a Moth Ball, as the theme of the decorations was butterflies and moths. We worked weeks after school designing and waxing those butterflies. As our final act before assuming the garb of the distinguished Seniors, we staged the Annual Student Association Banquet. Seniors! At last! We entered our final year with a thirty-four member roster, with Miss Crouch as our adviser. In this, our most important year of all, we elected Dan Mulvaney, President, Bob Dooley, Vice-President, Althea Briggs, Secretary, and Dorothy Dibble, Treasurer. Dorothy Klink, Leonard Hall, and Clyde Sloan were honored with seats on the Student Council, where Dorothy was elected to the Presidency. As our main object, other than graduation, was the annual Senior trip, we set out to earn as much money as possible to attain this goal. Our first attempt was a dance, music by Bill Kern, followed by a dinner of the Farm Bureau, 4-H, and Home Bureau, where about 290 people ate the excellent food prepared by our mothers. The only drawback was the dishes. Ooh! The dishes ll Our next project, another Bill Kern dance, put absolutely nothing in our treasury, in fact, it extracted a bit. On February 10, the Senior Class presented the inspiring three-act comedy, 6'Girl Shy,', which, although it had been put off so many times, was enjoyed by a good crowd. Many difficulties were encountered before the final staging, but were trivial in comparison to the difficulties that night. The curtain was pulled in the wrong place, the costumes got mixed up, and Betty Davis couldn't get hooked into her costume. Afterwards, we piled into Bob Dooley's car, four deep, and all gothome safely. Ethel Spaine contracted a case of laryngitis, however. On April 3, we held a Woodhull dance which drew a goodly number, and also a bit of money. As our Yearbook goes to press, the Athletic Carnival and the Minstrel Show have not yet taken place. We are very sure, however, that these will both be excellent, that the Queen and her attend- ants will be blondes, brunettes, redheads, or a combination, and that the endmen in the minstrel show will be corny. The Senior trip to New York, although it has not yet occurred, is looked forward to with eager anticipation. No doubt New York will never be the same after the Class of '45 has left it. As we look back over these events of the past four years, we feel very nostalgic, and almost sad at the thought of leaving school, particularly Miss Srnith's history classes. We also wish to thank all of our class advisers for their guidance, and our mothers for their help. 20 CLASS WILL Donald Beecher bestows his spelling ability to Betty Peck. Hugh Barber leaves his interest in school to anyone who is willing to take it. Stanley Bolt wills his orange tie to Dan Rossborough. Althea Briggs bequeaths her studying ability to Virginia Murphy. Virginia Brisbane leaves her tendency to blush at the wrong time, to Marian Panipinto. Dick Damon offers his inimitable snickcr to Clara Struble. Betty Davis wills her wishful thinking to Dorothy Maule. Dorothy Dibble leaves her quiet C93 ways to Natalie Smith. Carol Dieifenbacher wills her artistic ability to Jane Fischer. Bob Dooley bestows his wavy hair on any unsuspecting freshman. Rose Ellis offers her alto voice to Lois Beach. Leonard Hall wills his limousine to anyone with enough intestinal fortitude to run it. Milo Harbeck leaves his guitar playing ability to .lack Lavery. Fred Kelly leaves her interest in History on Miss Smitl1's desk. Dorothy Klink leaves the thought that Her face is her fortune to Carol Osborne. Don McTarnaghan wills his hogs to George Stoltman. Leo Morsch leaves his ability to sleep in Study Hall to Bob Bulmer. Dan Mulvaney leaves his ability as chief snow shoveler on Bus No. 2 to Don Trescott. Virginia Muscato wills her next-door neighbor, Dooley, to any up and coming junior. Elwood Peck leaves his interests in Conesus to Gordon Wingate. Goldena Pennock leaves her typing ability to Sybil Parsons. Don Perrin bestows his way with girls to Bill Rossborough. George Pisaro leaves his basketball ability to Tom Meagher. Rachel Reed offers her remarkable sense of balance to most anyone who is willing to take it Ruth Reed bestows upon Shirley Dieter her ready smile. Clyde Sloan leaves his mustache to Walt Meyer. Ethel Spaine leaves her sylph-like figure to Marge Sloan. Fred Willard leaves his height to Cleon Vosler. Alice Wing bequeaths her seat in history to Ruth Emery. George Wingate leaves his corny jokes to Roger Sackett. Glenn Wingate leaves his early sleeping hours to Stuart Havens. Eleanor Wood leaves her ability to drive a tractor to J ack Johnston. Ralph Wermuth leaves l1is ability to bat the breezeu to Frank Cicero. Robert Shafer wills his good marks to Honeoye. 21 V-W, , ,,,,--b,,,, F Q' ' W by E... 'h .,,: A ..,,-. J A, 3 535 22 h -.., ze., 3 . :KA MWA f R But.:-'aER L, D'EG5F Dooney J- Dukxer wf R, EMERQI L3 HAIENS if . . .5 - 1l1 ., ' ' 1 -ff - 1A:. - li 'P ,. L ,,.,, .,,,1 ,::A. Z . J .lll 5 A A -,,,,1 V- f N- f'f0'ff'ff'N D-WHULS J- Lmfsny 77M'fn4suen if MMPH7 L Mvsm fo . . I S K, 1 w- , 'M ' ,-',. f y ix, me PF Q , ' C- Oisomve 9 , .. v-.,,.,:,, A 35 ,. - .. ..,' '.-, , 4 - W, ., f xi an W, , 2.31 . .. ' as '. fh f . 'KT A ,. . 'Qyf ,, , fb f':1 f'Q .,-- A , , f -.. -I ' , ' P . ,, is V V .A :.: , gf I Y K t .U I B. P1955 ff. ,wwwwrv H'pNFNELEE Hikzsons E, P504 H, P3105 , -:', A ' -vz ' 1, - A I f V. I ,vI: 1 ,..,- ji.. I ww V, 8: v-vl ,E ' if ' mf '34 A ' I' 7 QW Q -Q , '. ' ? 'Q .V D. R55BnRou6H R0 5580 WTUUOH R- SHCI? E YT M. Scand D Essen? f ,Fun LJ Mayen jVI,,, L., - , - X Hnwssk N. fffmfrn V Cf 6'7'RUB'-5 - Rnru J. Jmmsan .. 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'llhv IIl1'llllWl'Slllp ol' lhv Slnclm-nl flonnvil was Ill'll'I'lI'llIll'll this yvai' in vxavlly lla' saint' way as has lwvn lhs' vasm' in pasl yvars. lfavh vlass in gradvs T-I2 vhosv lwo i'vp1'vsviilaliw-s lo lu- on lhm- Slnclvnl Connvil. ln Ihr' cast' ol' lhv Svniors. an atlflilional IIlUllllll'I' was vhosvn. making llirm-1' rvprv- si'nl.aliw-s froin thi- Si-nior Class. 'llhm' lIl1'IIllJl'I'S of thai Slndvnl, filonnvil vlc-vlvll lhc-irown olliw-rst llorolhy Klink, pr4'sidm'nl: lmonarcl llall, xi1'v-pwsiclvrilig and .Nrlino liarlwr, 1w4'K'I't'l1lI'X. 'Flux Connvil lhis yvar had l'll2lI4g.f0 ol' iiilvrsvllolaslic' vvvnls. ln orflvr lo prtllllllll' lwllvr' rvlalions lwlwvvn schools, lhm- Clounvil proviflml rvfrvslimenls for vavh visiting hask1'lhall ll'ilIll as wvll as for our own lm-ani. ln svwral schools our hoys wvrv trcals-cl in rclurn. 'llhv ncl rvsnll was a ln-llvr spirit. throughout. This rnighl haw lm-n onv wry small factor in our having thi- inosl. sin-4-4-ssllil baslu-lball sm-ason in lhv hislory of lhv svhool. This yvar, lhc- flonnc-il sponsored a Wooclhnll clarwc and also had a Farm Burl-an party in honor of Mr. Nvlson Srnilh, rvliring Connly Farm liurvan agvnl. ln adclilion lo lhv ahovv avlivilivs, lhv me-mlwrs ol' thu Connvil m-ontrihntvcl valuablv vonlavl. lwtvvuml lhv ollim-0 and lhv various honw- roonis, and vavh Illl'lIllN'I' rlvriwil a 1'onsicl4'rablv amounl, ol' pravlival vxpvi'i4'i11'm' asa rvsnll ol' living a nn-nilwr. STUDENT CCUNCIL THE LIVCNIAN STAFF BOB DOOLIQY . lidilor-in-Chiejf DOROTHY KLINK . Assislarzl Ediior DONALD BEECIIER . Busirzess Manager VIRGINIA MUSIIATO . . . Ar! Ediior GEORGE YVVINU-A'l'E . Pholograplry Edilors ALTIIICA l3nIuos BOB QDOOLIGY The memhc-rs of tho yearbook staff wish lo thunk Mr. llolil for pk his hard, patient workg for without his able ITl1lIlligl'IIl0Ilii, lhv comphrtion of this yvnrbook would liavo boon impossiblv. Leif! lo Ifiylzl-Slmuling: Bob Dooley, Gvorgu Wingate: Don Bvcohvr. Sealed: Althca Briggs, Virginia Muscato, Dorothy Klink. 29 CAST OF CIlARAC'l'lillS 'l'om Arsdale DoNAi.n lilCl'XIlll'IIl Peaches Carter . . llAlIlll'1l4 lllilflll Ulu- Stimson . Grloaorz WlNGA'ri4: Asma Ih.. lgrlqmli SPMWI Camlim' ' ' A 'f 1A BRIGGS Birdie l,aVergne lilVl'H llmzn A l l 'y A'rMl?gLNAlAIJ MCTARNMIHAN Barbara Sanford . l5ET'l'Y DAVIS Sylvia We-hster . Vimslwm Muscmro Allimfl lVll1Vg3ll0N'fl F'l 1U WIUMW Dean Marlow . DAN lVlUl,VANPIY Chuck Mayo . DUN Pl-Ilunw What a winter! What. a play! Miss Croueh and the Seniors almost gave up hope of ever presenting the drama of the season when it was postponed several times on aeeounl. of had weather. llowever, when the play was linally given on Feb. 10, the Senior treasury was rieher by f1l3l20. l7irI Shy had an all-star east. Girl-shy Don Beevller eaptured heauliful Belly Davis while anything-but,-girl-shy George Wingate and his girl friend, Rae Reed, had a gay time. Ethel Spaine and Ruth Reed were the eflic'ier1t maids. VVe'll never forget Fred Willard, the poet, spouting his memorable lines or Don Pe-rrin's entranee after his encounter with the wralhliul Yirginia Museato. SENIOR PLAY 7757 .mmon Av ION G L I DE ll CON ,v,, -IS.. 31 1 IION fa pk., qw, F SENIOR BAND 11.5-1 , IGM Y f X I i'?fP ivN SEEN!! minimums FA. wx' W ' 'X SW :AWB 'iii ' wZ5'?. 3. .i WMI LW, lin we 1' 1. 2 M L 1 Lrjfl In lfiyhl- Top lfow: Myron Parsons, Ilim-hard Damon, Donald lin-m-Iwr. Donald iVll'rIiiiI'lliigilZlIl, l,im'oIn Smith, .lamvs Ilalstvad. Lorralnv Dl0gn'rl,, Rohm-rt HlllHll'l'. l'o1Lrll1 lfow: llugh Iiarlwr. lmonard Hall. .lark Iiaxn-ry, Allhm-a Briggs. Hath li0I'iIlgi,UIl, Dorothy Giltm-r. Mary Lou lirvnnan. Natalia Smith. Sarah N1-ll Walklvy. Nlary Ann Murphy. Third lfow: .Iamvs Harbor. lilwyn Hundvrshott. Marjorie Widunor, Iiolmvrti Long. Marian Panipinlo. Richard Homvt. Carol Ushornv. I'atLy Locke. Paul Il:-ath. Harlow 'l'r0sm'olt. Sfcoml How: Ethvl Spairlv. Douglas l,ill.lc. Ruth Ruud, .lamvs llomvt. Him-hard Van Der Mcid, David Van Dar Maid, Ilvrman May. Firsl I?U1l'.' W1-ndoll Gray, lluth lirncry, llachvl Ilovd, Louisa iVIllSC2il,ll, lfram-is W1-st., Pk Lfjfl lu lfiylll: Hath livvxl, lmonard Hall, .lamvs llomvl. Mr. Gott. liohvrl, Ilulmvr. LOUlE'S HUNGRY FIVE 32 BOYS'GLEECLUB no I II III NI In ix I Nhxl I IIImI,.,a Il I. Ilumlm, II. I'NvrmulIn. II. IIIIIQHIIP. .I. I7urkw', M. NIc'N1'iI. .I. Ihnlnvll. Il. Ilihlvlv. .I. Wuulslun. I . Pmlipir liuflc linux' Vim Sands, I'. III-alll, II. Wuml. .I. I'Illl1'I'j. 'I'. xI1'ZlglIll'l'. II. ICIIIUII,II,Ql1zu'Iu'llI1llsIl. D. Ilygvrl. A. Smith :ffl lu l f!llll l runl lhuv: li, II4-ringlun, .I. I.mvry. II. 'I'r'1'svull. Il. Pisa ' . .. 1 . . 2 . . C. 1' I'.. II1-mlm-l'sIlutl, I-. IIIIIIIIIHIII. I.. III1'I.I1'II2lll4I. I. I EIIIIPIIIIO, NI. I.:1wry. II. Iuslvr. l1l'!lnl?1'gl1l l runl lIrf11': NI. IVIIIVIIIIN. IIulI1 III-ml. NI. SIUIIII. IC. NNm1d.S.WulkI4-5. II:u'I1vI IIa-ml. IC. Dm is. .I. IIrisImm I3 XIIIIIIP. N. SIIIIIII. I.. Ilia-gm-rl. II. lifmlvy. Il I7iIrImIn'. II. NIm'IfI1'II:lmI. S. Divlvr. S. IIzmIu'r. II. Drain. Ilfflfllf' Hun I NIIIN aiu. I.. III-m-In. Y. NIlls4'ulo, I. IIrisImn1'. II. Iillis. NI.IIi1Iv111'l'.li. IIux'l. NI. I'zinI binlu III. IIUXNPI' I liilln-ll . I - - ' - I III1'II.l'IlIl2N'Ill'l'. IC. Ifvrrin. N. I'zallvrsun. N. Wm-st. II. I'z1r'rm'In'4-. N. IjllHIII'lN'l'III, I.. I.mu-ry. I. Ilmxill.. liuvlc Hou Nliss Sauuls. II. I'IlllI'l'j. If. Uslmrrw, Il. Ixlink. Il. Il1'Illltll'IL .I. I'IISl'Ill'I'. Y. IYIIIVPIIQ. III. Ilullmun, S. I':u'sm1s, A. IIHFINI ' 1 ID. IIlll'l'llS, I'.. I1-vk. II. Slrulmlv. GlRLS'GLEE CLUB IISI 1' U TU Ill lmnmmls .sa ' ,mmm mm f ' ,W ' ' -n Q S i s f i 35 -mm g-w?f1lh PQ? lilwm ljlifildxl llrzwrz lhklcu Girls' l'l1.vx.lL'1l. lrrslrlwlor' liolvs' Phys. lffl. lnsfruclnr WY If lop lfulv: fZH2ll'h links-r, Don H4'1't'Il0l', GIPIIII NN iIlgI2il,1', Bill Hnsslmrollgrll, Imax Mursvh. lhmgrvr S2il'k1'll-, .lim fzlbllllvll 'uml fiom' Slunlvx Bull., Dif-k Dzunun, livurgv Pisaro, Bob BIIIIIIPF, .Iavk I,ax'vry. Dun Wvbslvr. liollnnz HUll'.' Do Pvrrin. 'Ibm x1l'ElQIhl'l'. Wm-al Tllmmas, Clydv Sluan, G1-urgv vvillgiil-0. MANAGERS X Nlursm-In, NN inguiv. Hull. IH-1-k. i f ' ' ' ' ,M JUNIQR A CHEERLEHDERS CHEERLEADERS XVUSLICIK Nl4:lYl,l-:l,l,xMm H ICICI! Ii ICICI! Klum-nv Iimcm' I Jllfzfzlclrl' Slllilll. Igl'1'IllHlll. Mnulv. Wzllklvy, Drain, lgl'1H'll. Ig1llllx1'l'. 1944 SOCCER SEASON WON 3, LOST 1 Livonia 7 Mt. Morris 0 '6Livonia 10 fleneseo 5 Livonia 4 York 2 'FLivonia 1 Nunda 7 22 14 'Out of Town Games. The Centrals completed a very successful season with three wins against one set- back. This placed Livonia in second place in the Livingston County B Soccer League behind Nun- da. Tom Meagher, playing his first year on the Varsity, was the leading individual scorer with 6 points. Bob Bulmer, veteran lineman, was close on his heels with 5 points. Don Webster, a new- comer, scored 3 points. J ack Lavery, Jim Connell, and Don Beecher each collected 2 points. X -I 9 4 4 - 4 5 ,.,.,. 4 BASKETBALL SEASON WON 20, LOST l Livonia . . 34 Lima , 271 Livonia . . 36 Ceneseof 19 Livonia 24 Perry' . 22 Livonia . 31 Nunda . 29 Livonia . 28 Caledonia l51' Livonia . . 20 Avon . 181 Livonia . -12 Lima . 18 Livonia . 36 York 24 Livonia . 24 Perry . 'l71' Livonia . 34 Geneset W. 261 Livonia . 23 York . 221' Livonia . 30 Dansville' lil Livonia . 30 Mt. Morris' 19 Livonia , 23 Caledonia 13 Livonia , 27 Cuba . 301' Livonia , 25 Avon . ll Livonia . I9 Dansville ' l61' Livonia , . 35 Nunda . 301' Livonia . . 23 Cllurchville 27 Section V Quarterfinal Livonia . . 42 Dundee . 31 Section V Semi-final Livonia . , 34 Sodus . 30 Section V Final Livonia , . 625 Opponents 462 'Non-League Games. 1Games Away. LIYONIA CENTRAL CACICRS SECTION Y CLASS B CHAMPIONS On March 23, Coach Cene Bakers charges climaxed the most successful season in the history ofthe school with their 3-lt-30 victory over Sodus Central School in the finals of the Section V tournament. The Centrals were victorious in the Livingston County B League, winning their first basketball championship and carried this success on into the tourney. ln the regular season, the Locals Won 17 games and lost one non-league game to Cuba Central School. This brought the s0ason's record to 20 wins against. l loss. Theme of this year's club was team- work, unity, and co-operation. This was shown in the individual records of the players. George Pisaro, co-captain, and Bob Bulmer, diminutive guard, led the club in scoring with l-lvl points each for an average of 7 points per game. tilenn Wingate, steady forward, averaged 6 points per game. Dan Damon, co-captain and pivot man, with Clyde Sloan, speedy forward, averaged 5 points each per game. Tom Meagher, Jack Lavery, Bill Rossborough, Dick Damon, and Leon- ard Hall proved capable reserves, and each had his share in making this a successful season. From this group, with Bob Hulmer as a nucleus, next year's team will be shaped. 1 7T!'7fnennx 6'l'J 0TE Sumo H-Darrow 1 ' A My L! Hnug R BU'-7091 Gfpgs-M19 v - i . . - 39 Livonia Livonia tLivonia iLivonia akLivonia fLivonia Livonia Livonia Livonia 'Out-of-Town Games. Lefl lo Right -Front How: C. Sloan, E. Long, G. Wingate, D. Culver, G. Bossborough, .l. Hendershott, Nlanags-r. Second lfmv: G. Kiefer, T. Meagher, B. Nesbitt, Coach Baker, G. Pisaro, N. Thomas, li. Bulmer. Back How: D. Nlerriam, .l. Connell, D. Wright, Ii. Damon, D. ltoss WON 13, LOST 3 IC. Bloomfield 5 Geneseo . 5 Avon . . 2 Geneseo . 1 l York . . 2 Dansville . li Nunda . 2 Caledonia . 8 Avon . 1 Livonia Livonia ,'cLivonia iLivonia H'4Livonia 9fLivonia : Livonia 9 2 6 lil 5 i 13 2 3 borough. lndustry York . Caledonia Nunda . Caledonia Crov eland South Byron 0 1 7 5 fli Play-Ufl' -li Play-Off All Play-Ull' as The l944 Baseball season was very successful as the Centrals won 13 games while losing 3 games- T his was the second consecutive year in which the Centrals won the baseball 4-hampionship. Cale- donia and Livonia finished the season in a tie, and Livonia won the Livingston County B Cham- pionship. Croveland was defeated in a B-C play-oll' game. South Byron defeated the Loeals in a well-played quarter-final sectional game, 114-2, in extra innings. Doug Culver pared the hitters with a .-1-12 average. Clyde Sloan hil. .l423, Tom Meagher 387, Bed Bossborough 1378, Elwood Long .3-ll, Bob Bulmer 340. This was the select rirrle. 4'Doug Culver won 6 games for a clean slate. Elwood Long won 6 games and lost lg Clyde Sloan won l and lost lg and .lim Connell lost l game with no wins. 1944 BASEBALL SEASON 40 xl I2 x -f'7oc.cER ' .OTH ,A Y' W -is -.if lr s . Bnspgnpp . M U -.lf -0' 51'o1x'1 -11 Left lo Right-Front Row: Richard Emery, 5-A3 Mary Lou Beach, 4-A3 Carol Neff, 5-B3 Mary MacArthur, 4-Bg Larry Krisher, 6-A. Second Row: Rachel Homet, 7-Ag Barbara Van Der Meid, 8-B3 Vice-President Mary Ann Murphy, 10g Margaret Bulmer, 8-A3 Joyce Washburn, 7-B3 Robert Long, 6-B. Back Row: Secretary Marilyn Ward, 9-Ag Dorothy Giltner, 9-B, Treasurer Dorothy Dibble, 12 5 President Clara Struble, 11, Miss Elizabeth 0'Connell, Chairman. AMERICAN .IUNICR RED CROSS On September 15, 1917, America's school children were invited by presidential proclamation to become partnersein war and in peace4with the American Red Cross. President Wilson's invita- tion made it possible for these children, one-fif th of the population, to work in the schools as a part of a great humanitarian organization. The objectives of the Junior Bed Cross then as now were: to develop social consciousness, to guide humanitarian tendencies, to give practice in assuming social and civic responsibility, to teach and stress the social aspects of positive health-physical, mental, and emotional fitness-and to promote world understanding. The work of the Junior Red Cross in Livonia Central for the school year of 1944-1945 has consisted of repairing kit bags, making lap boards, writing boards, ash trays, bed side bags, handkerchiefs, and wash cloths. During the spring months, a collection of current magazines and jigsaw puzzles was made. Comic books were made by the grade children. In Livonia Central all boys and girls try to live up to the pledge of the American Red Cross: We believe in service for others, for our country, our community and our school, in health and mind and body to fit us for greater service and for better human relations throughout the world. We have joined the American Junior Pied Cross to help achieve its aims by working together with members everywhere in our own and other lands. 42 mmm 1ccoNOM rcs CLASSES -1:4 .af x---M sw A WK OPPORTUNITY FOR YOV - Compliments Let li.B.l.'s famous Success Clinic show you the career for which you are hest suited Of . . . and let ll.B.l.'s exclusive K'l3alaneed ' Business Trainin H Jro lerll re are you for , , . , , ,, , O that career. Newgteximsl every? tlgee months. I Write for details. . , lo Rochester Buslness Instltute 172 Clinton Ave. South THE CLASS OID 19,145 Rochester Al, New York Cumplimenls ry' Come to the ED MURPHY I Kendall Station Livonia, New York for the shows '- Complimenls fy? Geneseo, New York RALPH DINSE Manager, A. XL P. Livonia, New York LIVONIA DAIRY Chocolate Milk High-grade Pasteurized Milk Livonia, New York The 1945 COMPTON'S .. .. ...... Ready to answer every school question-quicklyfeolnpletely . . . Complzmenfs Write for prices to: JOHN D. LAWALL, Dist. fllgr. of F. E. COMPTON AND , , , COMPANY O. G. blVII III 31 Holley' SUCCL Livonia Center, New York Brockport, New York ,l5 I Protect Your Homes From Fire CALL R. W. BEECHER, Agent Livonia 801-F-II L. J. KEMP D. C. KEMP KEMP BROTHERS Hardware-Plumbing Tinning and Heating-Paint and Oils PHONE I4-.l . I Compliments of A. N. STEWART Estate Lumber Company REED 8: REED, INC. Furniture- Undertaking Invalid Coach Service REED FUNERAL HOME Washington Street Harvey S. Colegrove Licensed Manager Livonia, New York Many Thanks: I To Mr. C. E. Homet, the cafeteria staff, pupils of the school, and the community for the wonderful accept- ance of our rationing program on ice cream. After final Victory, we again will serve your favorite flavors in unlimited quantities. GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION Rochester, New York The Home of Seattest Ice Cream in Your Community Compliments of MEYER,S GARAGE LIVONIA, NEW YORK Panipinto's General Store KENDALL GAS AND OIL Telephone 821-F-2 Livonia Center New York ROCHESTER STATIONERY CO., INC. SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT 108 Mill Street Rochester, New York TUFT9S STORE Don't Gamble on Cow Feed Insist on Pratt's 24'Z, for GROCERIES ' GAS ' OIL Increased Milk PI'Odllf'l,lOIl Phone 820-F-5 Lakeville, N. Y. G, F, NORTHRUP Compliments of -I MEATS, FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES , Are All Found AL ENGLE S Hendersh0tt,s General Store Lakeville, N. Y. I.AKEvn.m, N. Y. Compliments to the SENIOR CLASS from STUDENT COUNCIL Q Compliments of EARL FIELDS Compliments of HENRY RENEHAN -I I C l' t' I I Com liments of Omp Umm 'S of P HEMLOCK COAL SUPPLY RETE,S DINER I Hemlock N. Y. I Compliments of NICK M. KREST ACKEWS I-G-A- STORE USED CARS AND PARTS Laklwille, N- Y- Phone 825-F-21 Lakeville, N. Y. Compliments of J oHN Pownns, Mgr. MARKET BASKET Livonia, N. Y. - I Compliments of DIDAS HARDWARE Livonia, N. Y. 47 GRAF'S MARKET furnishes you with the top QUALITY FOODS S'The Ciiy Market in a Country Town Phone 128 Livonia, N. Y. Complimenfs of BROWN FUNERAL SERVICE RALPH N. J. BROWN Licensed Manager Livonia, N. Y. - Dei MAKE IT A POINT TO SAVE YOUR POINTS AT LONG'S I.iG.A. FOOD MARKET LIVONIA, N. Y. 29061 BARBER AND PRETTEJOHN Dealers in COAL AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Tank Wagon Deliveries Phone 22 LIVONIA, N. Y. The Right Hair Slyle for Every Compliments of Occasion ANDY GILMORE LAKEVILLE BEAUTY C SALON MILDRED DIETER, Prop. Lakeville, N. Y. COAL-FEED Lakeville, N. Y. This page is dedicated by the officers and men of Company I, 21st Regiment, New York Guard, to former students of the Livonia Central School who served in Company I and have gone on to a greater service in the armed forces of their country. Walter J. Booher Elliott W. Crane 'Arnold F. Densmore Gerard E. Minnehan John P. Minnehan Bernard E. Nesbitt Kenneth L. Struble John H. Van Der Meid 'Deceased 305 ails Compliments of the Compliments of the COOQJQQQNQORE CONESUS MILK PRODUCERS C0-OPERATIVE 128 ST. PAUL ST. ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. LAKEv1LLE,N.Y. BOE SE. WORLD UNITY H HMQRHQTSQ l-lVoNoA My 50 9. ECU? WDM? TAYXWQR gd Hwsfhokl DQUSSTOQE Om Suppffgkg THQ COf2rw6f2 H CfEANf7?gCl MAfCf?'Af1 HEAHCWARTER5 Sofa V 5Cl4moof fu fi S. V ' Pffnlzss 5Al:D'WfU Dmgstpmffmlsffom BMHELJO, fllgwvonk 5TAT,'Om,W L E35 jggf 7gmBRENN QL,gXDemu5 WMM NUM VORH ICE CREAM Livoni EL , NEW YORK. 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