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

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Back Row: Anthony Muscarello, Clifford Cisco, Maurice Gilbert, Albert VanScooter, Francis Kosakowski, Fred Holmes, Arthur Nowak, John Locke, David Hanna. Fourth Row: Jack May, Edward Adams, Donald Riley, Clarence Orman, Richard Drain, Darwin Field, Richard VanDerMeid, Jack McClelland, Max DuBois, John Orman, David Barber, John Goff. Third Row: Virginia Purcell, Alice Phelps, Madeline Johnson, Rose Marie Beehe, Nancy Marks, Marion Whitney, Jane McCanna, Barbara Brooks, Nancy Long. Second Row: Elizabeth Smith, Shirley Reeser, Shirley Spencer, Mary Ann Wester, Mildred Johnson, Janet Rossborough, Rita Meyer, Judy Graf, Barbara Bartlett, Mrs. Short. Front Row: Shirley Jenks, Patricia West, Nancy Panipinto, Janyce Riley, Rita Kurtz, ,Ioan Clarke, Iris Wing, Beverly Backus, Mary DeSalvo, Marlene Dieter, Anna Lou Hamlin, Betty LePome. EL!-lSS UP'54 N 1. V OFFICERS 4 Mary Ann Wester . . . . . . . . . . . President 3 Dick Drain . . . . . . . Vice-President , Nancy Long . . . . . . . . . Secretary 'A d Treas Dick VanDerMeid . . . . . Treasurer . M ' 1 ' standing: Wk vmigffetih- Swfedf 'ggi NSi':?ilLciyii,e-P rcsidC t5 Mary C 9 . Aim Westef, Pfesuient' Z1

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To represent the high school department at L.C.S. we have chosen Mr. Ellison. Ile received the degree PLS. in education at New York University and his masters degree at Columbia University. lle has also studied at Hunter College and Cornell University. Mr. lfillison came to Livonia in 1947. Besides teaching the sciences in our high school, Mr. Ellison has taken a very active interest in our sports program. He has coached several success- ful junior Varsity basketball teams. Mr. Ellison has also acted as advisor to sever- al senior classes and his extensive experience is always an aid. 19

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F 3 I SUPHUMUHES 'X I s.- A On our four-year trek by mule train at L.C.S.. 1 we had as our chief mule-skinner Patricia Bris- baneg scout to keep away Indians, Craig Browng blacksmith to keep shoes and records, Cleo Milli- mang and Kay llohman, the woman who cracks the Cleo Mm' OFFICERS whip to protect the money bags. Un the mule train Brown Paiman. Ka H , Bdsbang Ohmanv Crai ' S of forty-five members we had as our representa- tives on Student Council, Alice Phelps and Beverly Taylor, as Junior Red Cross, Barbara Schuster, and our mule train guide, Mr. Schaefer. ln order to keep those money bags growing, we sponsored a baked foods sale and two dances. The Halloween Dance was especially successful because we sold doughnuts and cider. Top Row: J. Murfphy, D. Trescott, C. Brown, H. Birkedahl, F. D'Angelo, H. Hanna, R. Kosakowski. Third Row: Mr. Schae er, R. Wing, C. Harder, A. Spencer, E. Panipinto, D. VanDerMeid, C. Rossborough, W. Busch, F. Wunder, B. Broughan. Second Row: P. Mix, C. Milliman, P. Brisbane, C. Hohman, B. Schuster, D. Barrows, M. I... Beach, B. Newton, R. Farron, J. Lewis, D. Cfeller, W. Reeser, N. Backus. Front Row: A. Stewart, M. Farley, J. West, M. A. Hanna, M. L. MacArthur, M. Beach, B. Taylor, A- V. Phelps, B. Krest, M. Cicero, M. Cicero. Absent from picture: M. Barber, D. Coty. E- Foote. .l- Ml1SCat0, J. West.