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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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'- -11 1 -1 , 111:21-.A 11- 111 - - 1 1 f, , 1, fg ' 1 ' 1 1 'T' - - l' is- 1 vii-4 ' S 1 1 1.' .1'.1,, it J ' V'S,T,-H 511'-'1.' ,1-' 1 11? 1 gr, , 1.1! 1.19: ' ' 4.15 151' g..,,11i1 1,5 1 1911 1 -1 1 -1 1 -1 1 1 '?f1.11'vv1 1 1 ' 4 ' fvfvw 1 - . 1 1 1' ' 1. , V- 11: , -'-1.?e't 14 11 . 1-1 - . 1 1' , 11 , - 1131- A ft! 1-gn11:-, .,4,.j,,-, ' xg, 1 1 . 111'-4-': 1141 1 11- 1111h5. 1 -1 -. 1-we 1 1 111 1- 11 - ! 1.-1-1-df 1 , 1 , I1 W ,A 1, 11 .5-,. I 2111, , 11, -' ,1 11. 1 I P, 1 1:1 G- Q1- ' 1 11 ' .,,,,1.'WQA-a-1 1-wrfg 3? 1'- TT ' 1' Hi , .-.1 THE Y CLUB OF LIVON IA CENTRAL PRESENTS THE '53 LIVONIAN Sterling O. Ellison Vice-Principal James M. Wilson Principal The spirit of a message I might write seems to be more suitably expressed in the words of John Greenleaf Whittier: The end has come, as come it must To all thingsg in these sweet June days The teacher and the scholar trust Their parting feet to separate ways. They part: but in the years to be Shall pleasant memories cling to each As shells bear inland from the sea The murmur of the rhythmic beach. 74'-n ,gt W' 5' And when the world shall link your names X .,. . . . With gracious lives and manners fine, The teacher shall assert her claims, And proudly whisper, These were W mine! Q .- ls? IA . Leon S. VanDerMeid . ' BOARD OF EDUCATION Masai. Arnold E. Davis Dan R. Damon 3 QP' Elizabeth D. Jordan Secretary Earl B. Saunders W sf? Y tax , f' AB Edwin Phelps -gin Q -x. :. Mrs McTarnaghan and Mrs. Turner Miss O Connell and Mrs. McSweeney Miss Downing and Mrs. Minnehan Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Long Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Hofmann Miss Pheiffer and Miss Mitchell Mrs, Eimers and Mrs. Finaly Eb' null 4111 'f'?l 17.1 M Miss May and Miss Colacino Miss Snyder and Miss Crossett Miss Pfistner and Mrs. Harrop L. C. S. FACULTY .1-4. 6 , K Mu: f i'hv2M,5:Q U Y 1 . u f' C I .I 5 .-3 f Nqigzrfr ifl 2- x if' 1 - .QV . A 1 s' - if ,L Q Mrs, Short and Mr. Gibbons Miss Bubier and Mrs. Keith Miss Pearce and Mrs. Jordan Mr. Huff and Mr. Anderson Mr. Baker and Miss Banford Mrs. Joy and Mrs. McTarnaghan 1 xx Mr. Moynihan and Mrs. Krisher Mr. Ellison and Mr. Davis Mr. Gott and Miss Kline Mr. Wilson L. C. S. FACULTY Rx X X 'Qu,, Y CLUB 'J TOP ROW: J.West.l.Clarke. P.Mix. 1ST ROW C Mrllrman I West M Wester. J. Muscaro. TOP ROW: Mr.Gott,advisorg Miss Colacino,advisorgMiss Pearce advlsor J Rllcy J McCanna C Mlllx man, J.Wcst. M.A, Wester, N. Marks, R, Kurtz. ZND ROW: K Brrsbane B Krest I Muscalo J Clarke Pal Mix, J,Wesr, K,Prescott, M.Johnson. IST ROW: J.Lew1s V Purcell P Eppmgcr A L Hamlrn M li. Prescott. 6 M27 2f?',:l2N fc X W?2, X x Mi 1 -X Q QQ!! mm 9 A 'Rv 1' X Ly 7 X M A A j Qwdfj SYN LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1953, of Livonia Central School, of the village of Livonia, in the County of Living- ston and State of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do make public, and declare this our Last Will and Testament, in manner following that is to say: Dona Barrows leaves her ability to grow long hair to Barbara Brown. Mary Lou Beach leaves her interest in Homemaking to Betty Le Pome in hopes that she'll put it to good use. Maureen Beach leaves her interest in J. B. to no one. Hugo Birkedahl leaves his good standing with Mr. Wilson to Tony Muscarella. Pat Brisbane leaves her ability to get to school at 8:45 for a little laterj to any one who can get away with it. Bernie Broghan wills his halfdays of school to Irwin Jenks. Craig Brown leaves his water bucket and startling curve ball to Jim Weegar. Bill Busch leaves his ability to play the guitar to Fran Kosakowski. Peggy Cicero leaves her marks to the school in hopes that she'll forget them. Frank D'Angelo leaves his ability to get around to anyone who can get away with it. Marion Farley leaves American History to Mr. Gibbons. Elnora Foote leaves her interest in Wayland to no one. Dorothy Gfeller leaves her interest in French III to anyone foolish enough to take it. Kay Hohman leaves her seat in French ll to anyone who can fill it. Leo lten leaves his seat in Ag Class to Art Nowack and hopes he'1l make good use of it. Dick Kosakowski leaves his car trouble to Ken Hoag. Bonnie Krest leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Moynihan in Int. Algebra to Marlene Dieter. Joan Lewis leaves her freckles and becoming blush to Katie Downey. Cleo Milliman leaves the bass viol to Sam McRae in hopes Sam will play it. Pat Mix leaves her majorette uniform and ability to lead the band to A. L. Hamlin. Jim Murphy leaves his interests after the basketball games to any Junior who thinks he can handle them. John Muscato leaves his French correspondent for Miss Bubier to interpret, Eugene Panipinto leaves his typing ability to Mary Ann Wester. Alice Phelps leaves her interest and success in 4-l-l to Joan Clarke. Wilma Reeser leaves her baton and boots to Iris Wing. Barbara Schuster leaves her cheerleading pep and uniform to Nancy Long. Al Spencer leaves his track shoes to Jack May who, he hopes, will run the mile in 4 minutes. Jerry Spencer leaves his ability to be late every morning to Ed Hoag in hopes he can explain to Mr. Ellison. Arlene Stewart leaves her raspberry lipstick to the Junior girls in case Jerry Spencer is here. Bev Taylor leaves a Guernsey Cow to Mr. Huff, so he can double his profits. David VanDerMeid leaves his 3 points a game in basketball to lke Orman. Jim West after this yearbook, is just plain leaving , due to conditions beyond his control. Dick Winchell leaves his weekends in Rochester to no one. Bob Wing leaves his English IV grammar book to anyone who can understand it. Frank Wunder leaves his Hermit Club Card to anyone smart U1 enough to take it. The entire Senior Class of 1953 leaves the Senior Class of 1954 all the wonderful times and all the success of the past year and hopes that they have the same. Signed WITNESSES Class Secretary 241w' ' ' Q 9l l4. 8 SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS w I in X if-av' TOP ROW: F. Wunder, C. Milliman, J. West. IST ROW: Mr. Ellison, P.Brisbane, Miss Bubier. Feeling proud of our climb into high school, we started our Freshman year with Mrs. Short as our advisor and elected David VanDerMeid.as president, Pat Brisbane as vice-president, Carl Rossborough as sec- retary, and Kay Hohman as treasurer. We took a Freshman trip to Rochester to see the places of interest there. With Mr. Schaefer as our advisor, we entered our Sophomore year led by Pat Brisbane as president, Craig Brown as vice-president, Cleo Milliman as secretary, and Kay Hohman as treasurer. In September 1951 we resumed our activities with Mr. Ellison and Miss Bubier as our advisors. Pat Brisbane was elected as president, Alice Phelps as vice-president, Mary Ann Hanna as secretary, and Craig Brown as treasurer. Our big projects were selling stationery and spon- soring the Christmas Ball and the Junior Prom. The Parisians supplied delightful music on the ship's deck on the boat SSLCS. As we started school in September 1952, we suddenly realized that this was our last year together and decided to make the most of it. Our big projects were the play, the Christmas ball, the magazine sale, and our long awaited trip. We had much fun producing The Little Dog Laughed under the direction Mrs. Keith. We left April 2nd by train for New York City with Mr. Ellison and Miss Bubier as our chaperons and returned April 6th, We stayed in the Hotel Taft and from there made tours all over the city. A very enjoyable time was spent. Graduation will be a climax of our twelve years. 9 Moe A., '-was - s K' fr .1 4 154- f MARY LOU BEACH Lou She's got her guy hooked for sure. We think marriage is the only cure. F.l-l. A. 1.2.3, Treasurer 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 2,35 Mixed En- scmble 25 All County Chorus 45 Girl Scouts 15 National Honor Society 3, President45 Bowling 1, 25 Intramurals 1.2,3,45 Athletic Carnival 1,2,3, 45 Majorettes 1,25 Photo Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 Newspaper Staff 1. HUGO BIRKEDAHL Birk Hugo likes to tinker with cars, Someday his Ford will Fly to Mars. Intramurals 1,2,3,45Ath- letic Carnival 1,2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Baseball 15 Football 15 Basketball 1, 25 Junior Rotarian 4. 15 DONA LEE BARROWS Peanut This pint size package is hard to beat. She'll sweep some guy right off his feet, StudentCouncil45 Lead- ers Club l,2,3,45 Cheer- leading 2.3.45 Athletic Carnival 1,2,3,4g Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Bowling 1,2,35 Senior Play 45 Mixed Chorus 2,4. MAUREEN BEACH Brown hair, brown eyes, that's our Moe, Trailingafter her, all the fellows go. Senior Play 45 Student Council 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Athletic Carni- val 1,2,3,45 Cheerlead- ing 1,2,35 Leaders Club l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Bowling 3. U 10 1-.mf A 1 WILLIAM BUSCH Willy Bill' Bill is the kind you like to meet, Ifyou can find him when he isn't asleep. Athletic Carnival 1.2.3, 4, Intramurals 1.2,3,4g All-County Chorus 3g CYIOIUS 1.2.35 Footballl, 2, Projectionist 1.2.3, i l ax I V r 9 ' 1 -S 5 f f ' R J: ' I :Wifi-as . , :, , il. : is is? BERNARD BROUGHAN Bernie From Bernie very little is heard ln fact he hardly ever says a word. F. F. A. 2.3.4, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Junior Rotarian 4, Ping-Pong 2, 3,43 Bowling Tournament 3. X' X. R. CRAIG BROWN Brown nose They say Craig is quite a brain, But, almost drives his teachers insane, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Ath- letic Carnival l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2.3.45 Basketball 2,3,4g Football3, Mgr. 2,4g Band 1.2, Treas. 3,43 Dance Band 3,43 All-County Band l,2,3,4g Class Pres., l, Treas. 3.4: Stud. Coun. Sec.4g Chorus 4: L Club 2.3,4g Senior Play 4: News- paper 2,3,4g Boys State 3, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4. PATRICIA BRISBANE Pat A lot to our class. Pat has meant, Alert in her duty as class president. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2. 4g Intramurals 2.3.4, Class Office-Vice Presi- dent-1. President 2,3,4g Leaders Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,43 Syracuse Citizen- ship Award 3,4. Beacon Staff 3.4. Girls Bowling 3.4g Student Council 3. All County Music Festi- val 1,2,3.4g A11 stare Festival 2,4g Latin Club 1,2g Athletic Carnival 1,2.3,4g Senior Play 4. YN-s. 9-wx MARGARET CICERO H Success in later years to come, Peggy is bound to be the one. Chorus2,3.45Intramura1s 1.2.31 F. H. A. 1.2.3.4. FRANK D'ANGELO D. A. Frank isa great farm boy. A tractor to him is just a toy. F. F. A. 1,2,3, President 45 F. F. A. Basketball 1. 2.3.45 Intramurals 1.2.3, 45 Athletic Carnival 1.2, 3,45 Track 2,35Delegate F. F. A. Convention 45 Dairy Judging 1,2.3,4, ELNORA FOOTE Footie Keep um guessin. that's her way, It's sure to get effects someday. MixedChorus2,3.45F.l-l. A. 1,2,3,45Athletic Car- nival 1.2.3.45 Red Cross 25 Student Council 25 Beacon 25 Photo Club 1, 25 Senior Play 45 W. C. T.U. 15 Intramurals 1.2, 3.4. if-...J I1 ,,: 12 1,77 .55 ,. . . A KXKF X ' .ig , t n MARION FARLEY nskip.. With gals like Marion al- ways near, Time just flies from year to year. Intramurals 1.2,35 F. H. A. 45 Athletic Carnival 1,2,3,45 Safety Council 4. LEO ITEN Leo A cow and horse, a plow and drill. Leo farms it with a will. F. F. A.1,2,3,4g F. F. A. Basketba1l4g Belhi Judg- ing Tour 3g N. Y. State Fair 3 5 County Vice-Pres. F. F. A. 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Athletic Carni- val 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY GFELLER Dot is really very nice, Made ofsugar anda little Intramuralsl 2 3 4gAth- lettc Carntval 1,2,3,4g Playdays 1 2 3 4 Leaders Club 1 2 3 President 45 Beacon Staff 2 Mixed JOAN LEWIS Dynamite Target sighted bombs away, She raises heck every day, Yearbook Staff 3,45 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Ath- letic Carnival l,2,3,45 Girl Scouts 15 Soccer Team 15 Photo Club 45 Majorette 2,3,4g F. F. A. Cheerleading 45 Baton Club 15 Bowling 4. t PATRICIA MIX 'Patty' Life is just one song and dance, She'll hook her guy with just one glance. Ma jorette leader and teacher 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2545 F.H.A. 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3, 45 Senior Play 45 Year- book Stafl' 3, Ad Editor 45 Newspaper 35 Produc- tion Manager 45 Ath- letic Carnival 1,2,3,45 Bowling 1,3,45 Leaders Club l,2,3, Secretary 45 Girl Scouts 15 Represen- tative-Sibleys' Fashion Board 35 Playdays l,2,3, 4. 1 . BONNIE B. KREST Bedida This gal we would not pawn, She's our Bedida Bong Bong. lntramurals1,2,3,45F.l-l. A. 2,3,45 Athletic Car- nival 1,2,3,4: Newspaper Staff2,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Cho- rus 45 Senior Play 45 Operetta 25 Bowling 1,2g Girl Scouts 1. 51? tex f CLEO MILLIMAN Cloie H Full of fun, fancy free, What would we do with- out Clo-ie. County Stud. Coun., Newspaper l,2,3,4, Edi- tor,F.H,A, 2,Chorus l,2, Band 3,4, Dance Band 3, 4, Majorettes l,2, Latin Club l,2, Athletic Carn. l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2, 3,Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, Stud. Coun. 4, AllCounty Orch. 4, Bowling l, Class Sec. 1,45 Girl Scout l, Playdays l,2,3, Orch. 3. A LICE PHELPS ..F1ip.. A flashy smile for one and all, Flip's personality will never fall. Student Council 2,4g Class Officer-Vice Pres. 35 Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4gNewspaper staff 3. 45 All-County Band 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 4g Band 1.2, 3,4g Bowling, 3,45 Ath- letic Carnival I,2,3,4g Intramurals I,2,3,4g Lat- in Club l,2g Leaders Club 3,43 Senior Play 4g Or- chestra 4. JOHN MUSCATO Chic-Chic Hc's not aCrosby. Coop- er. or Ladd, John's singing can drive you mad. Chorus 1,2,3,4g All- County, All-State Chorus 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Athletic Carnival 1.2.3, 45 Photo Club 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff3. Photo Editor 45 Junior Rotarian 4, Boys Chorus3g Basket- ball lg Bowling Tourna- ment 35 Nat'l Honor So- ciety 4. EUGENE PANIPINTO Gene Geneie has very curly hair, most of the girls don't think it's fair. Chorus 1,2,3,4g All- County Chorus 2,3,4g Band2,3,4g Operetta 1,2, 3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Photo Club I,2,3,4g Yearbook 3gBeacon Staff lg Senior Play 43 Athletic Carnival 1,2,8,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3. JAMES MURPHY Murph His little black book is on display, The gentleman prefers blondes any day. Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Latin Club lg Athletic Carnival 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Basketball 1,3,4g All-State Chorus 4g A11- County Chorus 1,3,4. I . BARBARA SCHUSTER Barb Twinkling eyes. flashing grin, That combination is sure to win. Leaders club 1,2,45 Vice President 45 Band l,2,3, 45 Chorus 1,45 J. V. Cheerleading 15 Varsity 2.3.45 Red Cross 1,25 Athletic Carnival l,2,3, 45 Student Council 1, Vice President 45 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Orchestra 35 Dance Band 3,45 All State Band 2.3.45 All County Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. WILMA REESER Willie Willy has charms a mile thick, Youbet she's in on every trick. Photo Club 15 Majorettes 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 45 F. H. A. 2.3.45 Bowl- ing 1,2,45 Chorus l,2,45 Athletic Carnival 1,2,3, 45 Beacon staff 3. i ii ' -ma. 5 , . ...N slnlnvnuqv gl, was-As. ' 0 A .V 5 - -.1M.g. GERALD SPENCER Red Rather quiet, rather shy, But with a girl, he's quite a guy. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Football 1, 2,3,45 L Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 All County Chorus 15 Ath- letic Carnival 1,2,3,4. ALFRED SPENCER HAI.. Al, with that dark wavy hair, Causes the girls to stop and stare. Basketball 1,2,35 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, 35 F F. A. 1,2,3, Treas- urer 45 F. F. A. Basket- ball 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Chorus 2,35 Mixed Ensemble 25 All State Chorus 2,35 All County Chorus2,3,45Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin Club 2.3, 45 Bowling 35 Athletic Carnival 1,2,3,4. JAMES WEST Jimolie Driver? Swell! But, as you know, Jimolie gets tickets for flying too low. Yearbook Photo Editor 3, Editor 4, Latin Club 1, Athletic Carnival l,3, 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Mixed Chorus l,2,4, Band 3,4, Basketball l, Football l, All-County Chorus 4, Photo Club 2,3,4, Junior Red Cross, Vice President 3, Class Treasurer 4. A Q37 i . , tra- A ': i lg H i. st 4 Wai .K B BEVERLY TAYLOR Bev Bev is now a fiance , She'll be married soon they say. Band l,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, All-State, All-County Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Nat'l Honor Soc. 3, V. Pres. 4, Cheerleading 2,3, F.H.A. 3, Pres. 4, Stud. Coun. l,2,3, Treas. 4, Reg. Conf. 2,3, Leaders Club 1, Sec. 2,3,4, Latin Club l,2, Senior Play 4, Orchestra 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Athletic Carni- ral l,2,3,4. DAVID VAN DER MEID Dave Member of Hermit's Club, Can take evenings off to sit in tub. County Stud. Counc 4, Stud. Coun. 3, Pres. 4, Football l,2,3,4, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Band l,2,3, V. Pres. 4, All-County Band l,2,3, 4, All-State l,2, Class Pres. 1, Intramurals l,2, 3,4, Senior Play 4, Ath- letic Carnival l,2,3,4, Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4, Dance Band 3,4. ARLENE STEWART Shorty Arlene is shy and some- times quiet, She'll never have to worry about going on a diet. Chorus 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Athletic Carnival l,2,3,4, F.H.A.i,2,4, Girl Scout l. RICHARD WINCHELL Dick Pip, Pip, and Tally Ho, With Dick your frown is sure to go. Mixed Chorus 4, Intra- murals 4. UI-w..Q,, FRANK WUNDER Deadwood Wlth a girl Frank ls sel- dom seen, How we'd like to change that dream. Football l,2,3, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Track 1, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Athletic Carnlva1l,2,3, 4, Student Council 4, Class Officer 4, Vice President, F.F.A. Basket- ball l,2,3,4,F.F.A. Offi- cer Secretary 4, Junior Rotarlan 4, Senior Play 4, Latin Club 4, F.F.A. 1,2 ,3,4. nk - JOAN WEST Joan Joan is really great in art, In class actlvitles she 's done her part. Mixed Chonrs 3,4, Girls Chorus 4, All County 4, All State 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Athletic Carni- val l,2,3,4, F.H.A, 2,3, Vice President 4, Year- book 3,4, Art Editor, Senior Play 4. ROBERT WING Bob Bob never has much to say, The teachers wish we were all that way. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Track l,Football l, Ath- letic Carnival l,2,3,4, Senior Play 4. ATTENTION MR. AND MRS. AMERICA! As Mr. Wilson dozed in his chair before the TV, he was startled as a voice boomed out-- Attention Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea. Our long awaited program is herel Miss Dorothy Bubier, international interpreter of the UN is returning from a world trip with her report on the Class of 1953 of Livonia Central School. Realizing that this he must hear, Mr. Wilson was all attention, for how could he forget those days .in LCS and that Class of 1953. ' And now came the report: Miss Bubier had left Washington by planea year ago with the best wishes of our first lady president--Miss Alice Phelps, Frank D'Angelo--Secretary of Agriculture, and Governor Da- vid Van Der Meid of New York, None other than Hugo Birkedahl, director of KWB Air Lines piloted the plane she boarded. And the owner of the international organization of KWB--Kosakowski, Wing, and Busch, of course. At her first stop Miss Bubier was met by Joan West, world famous artist and Cleo Milliman, composer of the Monstrosity in F Minor' who whisked her off to an exhibition of Joan's Masterpieces that had been arranged for King Alfred and Queen Mary Lou. Then on to Gay Parie and Catherine Hohman, Parisian designer, Pat Mix, her famous model, and Arlene Stewart, famous hair stylist, met and escorted Miss Bubier to the opera to hear Maureen Beach, world famous metropolitan soprano, and Eugene Panipinto, known to the world as Geneie the Great. Here the TV began to flicker and become noisy as Miss Bubier's plane touched countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa. On her stop In Sweden, she visited the famous Cicero Clinic where Peggy is specializ- ing in nursing. in Italy the Olympic games showed James Murphy, who was covering them for the Livonia Chronicle. On the tennis court was Dorthy Gfeller after that famous cup. On to Africa and here was John Muscato world famous wild life photographer, and Barbara Schuster who was writing her seventh book entitled The Lost Mummy. From Africa it was buta few minutes trip to Moscow to the Democratic Residence there where a spec- ial performance was being given by James West and Joan Lewis--the world's greatest comedian team. Down under to Australia was the next stop and here was Gerald Spencer--Commander of the US Na- val Forces protecting the world from the Mars Space Cadets. The radio had announced on the plane that Mr. Sterling Ellison, former advisor of the Class of '53 was in Hawaii. So the next stop was there, to inter- view Mr. Ellison, who had just returned from the Moon in his rocket ship, The Mermaid Polarous Crous - ier, which was accidentally developed in the LCS lab one day back in 1953. And now back to Hollywood where Pat Brisbane was starring in Paramount 's new picture Why the Little Dog Didn't Laugh. Shades of '53--he actually laughed the night of the Senior Play when he looked on the stage! Texas next--and here the multimillionaire, Frank Wunder, world president of the Hermit's Club was on hand to greet the world traveler. Before returning to N. Y. there must be a stop in North Dakota to see Leo lten, owner of the fabulous Cloverfield Farms, before they went onto Chicago--Leo and Miss Bubier--to stay at the swank hotel own- ed and operated by Eleanora Foote. And that music booming thro' the Blue Room--nothing else but the sax of Beverly Taylor. Again the TV began to flicker as the homing plane neared New York City and Doc. Bonnie Krest and Nurse Dona Barrows, winners of the Medical Awards for treatment of cancer through atomic energy, rushed out to be ready in case the plane crashed. But, there was no crash and Miss Bubier landed --tired and weary from her trip, but with the report that the world was waiting to hear. Lawyer Craig Brown, representing Dick Winchell, owner of the Hawaiian Club in the Case of the Missing Hawaiian Dancer, who turned out to be Miss Wilma Reeser, was on hand to greet and to give the key to the city for the world traveler. They had to hurry back to the Club for Bernie Broughan was playing the renowned Hawaiian guitar during the dinner hour. And now the TV was in complete darkness as the announcer calmly said Do not adjust your sets-- transmission is temporarily disrupted because of the distance covered in this report. But, surely we must hear the rest of the report! Ah yes--Marion Farley, who recently set a new world's record by typing 300 words a minute has come to our rescue and finished the report and sent it to the Li- vonia Gazette so that the record of the class may go down in theannuals of history for future classes to record and aim toward the successful attainments of the Class of '53. 19 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ww S Y P' S610 I QUSX ' A A I . X X K 5 I W . .I mg-f I Xgva, QUEEN CANDIDATES FOR CHRISTMAS BALL E DOG LAUGHED T11 E UMD N 49? ACCI A gi 0909 :Wa II fa V' win : .YIQ WDX 1 Q79 - ,MGX xv 1 I U I., MI WW ' w I X! , CI QB MJ fxqqlwa! lg I I 'III NX N I 5 I?gX,X,g,xINSgA I i ,I KX ly I In ll 'I-,I I N W ll jf I I I I I dlm I HIIII I 0 III' I I I I II IIIIII WW I I ,QI ALI-I W Q 53' XXX A Vkil K' st -. . f RF O b JUNIUR it l f Riiiilbb CLASS , ly, V. K .. 4? I A N ,Q W . . . g JN 'Q 3 Xi-a iq 112 l N i F X ., X : 1- 1 2 Ea 'J' if t ,ij .f X f X if 1 X , Q W -at E six Q- W ' l . CV: ' S. xp QAXXX . t P S 5.X6XkSkAtS-XL '90o1,,S f ' -' , 0 ' - K ' Or - if s l,.ffeOll.Os . O? ROXN Kgi QOXN . ge 1 as. x. GY TOP ROW: F, Holmes, J. Roome, J. Locke M, Marshall. 4'l'l-I ROW: R, Drain. J. Parks ISRD ROW: Mrs, Keith,advisor, N. Marks, M. A, L. Hamlin, Mr, Gibbons, advisor, ZND Smith, N, Long, M, Whitney. 1ST ROW: B. pinto, P. West, Absent: I, Jenks, M. Cicero, . J. McClelland, D, Riley, R, VanDerMeid, F. Kosakowski, C, Orrnan, , J. May, J, lngerick, A, Nowak, D. Barber, A. Muscarella, A. Phelps. A, Webster, S, Spencer, J, McCanna, R. Kurtz, J. Riley, M. Johnson, ROW: S, Jenks, J, Clarke, J, Rossborough, B, Bartlett, M, Dieter, E, Backus, R, Beebe, I, Wing, V, Purcell, M, Johnson, J, Graf, N, Pani- B, LePome, E. Hoag, J. Phillips, S, Reeser, TOP ROW: S, McRae, J, Weegar, D, Williamson, N, Kendrick, R. Phelps, J. MacAuthur, R. Milliman, M, Baker, R, Booher, K, Foster, B, Clarke, J, Holmes, D, McCel1and, R, Trescott, 3RD ROW: J. Holmes, P, Eilliot, M, Pres- cott, M, Murphy, S, Barber, C, Geuther, R. Reed, R. Murphy, A, McKeown, 2ND ROW: Mr, Moynihan-advisor, B, Bissel, P, Dooley, D, Gregory, P, Acor, J, Fabry, E, Jamison, K, Wood. B, Weigand. 1ST ROW: J. Weaver, M, Muscato, J, Wunder, P. Murphy, K. Brisbane, J, Coe, I, Hill, B, Clarkson, E. Johnson. Absent From Picture: K, Hoag. TOD Moynfha ' K, WO U, S Od ROW. .McRrE.jaH7. xxxtfx ae' R. T:-gon' lst . ' 8-VAXNY escotti RO W: Mr Re'3OX0 NJ SOPHOMORE R' 23 THE FRESHMAN CLASS xv' QQQ9' s fi ' SU YS' -SC-hoo 6615. A vitae 1 da atm X 53 Jfs W V2wW R - Q.. ,Y OQXIGZSKI Nxt C,- 'IOP ROW: CQ, Foote, P, Culley, R, Lynn, L, Bartlett, G, Backus, A, Vallone, B, Cole, G, Diclas, Noyes, K, Pres- cott, 4TH ROW: L, Orman, K, Marshall,I, Stewart, P, Tucherello, T, Strong, W, Allison, G. Krest, G, Whiteman S, Pcnsc, A, Murphy, C, Downey, 3RD ROW: Mrs, Short, advisor, B, A, Goering, B. Brown,G, Springett, J, Mc- Keown, B. Richardson, M, White, B, Smith, C, West, S, Guenther, 2ND ROW: L, Farley, B, Klick, W, Whiteman P, Saunders, D, Broadnax, R, Waldron, M, Purcell, B, Graden, 1ST ROW: H, Ferringer, G, Sliker, L, Minnehan P, lippinger, lr. Minnehan, A, Gannon, J, Saunders, H, Jamison, Absent: M, Taft, J, White, C, Baker, W, Gascon if if .X-x TS 1. V UV fy. ,A 'ff Q 1.1: F 4' I ' u--' fungi' ,,, - we 61 if ,af A 41 Qui .- ', NN 53 .- i,,,.....,, , Q, Qi N252 f I 5 i Ax: vw -wa? fw 11 I4 D ,-5 -:q ' . 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M 'X Qi . lg f if W' - cf KA 7 f rg S T51 ., r W x X G is Q8 63- 245 .5 P75 LA ffm W mf' Q7 f Af F913 'NS jxWm!! C6Z?2g2 4 7 X17 14 gt rw S if 1-Xi! X Xx?W 3, xN X J a1h.ssz,L NAITONAL HONORSOCHHHT TOP ROW: D. VanDerMeid, N. Kendrick, C. Brown, R, VanDer- Meid, F. Holmes. 'ZND ROW: J. Mnscato, A. Phelps, M. A, Wes- ter,C.Mi1liman,A. Nowak. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Keith, advisor, B. Taylor, M. L. Beach, S. Jenks, P. Brisbane, B. LePome, J, Clarke. STUDENT COUNCH, TOP ROW: F. Wunder, R. Van- DerMeid, R. Booher, D. Broadnax, R. Drain, D. Barber. 3RD ROW: M, Beach,S. Jenks,N. Panipinto, D, Barrows, J. Coe, M. Birke- dahl, F. McClelland, T,Ri1ey. ZND ROW: Mr. Gibbons, Mrs, Short, B. Taylor, C. Brown, B. Schuster, D. VanDerMeid. 1ST ROW: J. McKeown, A. Phelps, M, McCarthy, C. Milliman. awe F. F. A. TOP ROW: L, Iten, C, Foote J. McClelland, J. Roome, R: Trescott, M. Marshall, R. Lynn G. Backus. 3RD ROW: L. Bart: lett, J, MacArthur, W, Clark R. Phelps, L. Orman, B, Broug: han, S. Tucherello, D. Broad- nax. 2ND ROW: A. Nowak, F. Wunder A. Spencer J. Ingerick C. Orman, Mr. Hufi. IST ROW: W. Whiteman, C. Guenther, E Johnson,H, Jamison, G. Sliker, J. Weaver. F. H. A. TOP ROW: A. Phelps, N. Marks, R. Kurtz, K. Foster,S. Spencer I. McCanna, M. Cicero, M. Iohnson.4Tl-I ROW: P, Dooley S. Barber, G. Whiteman, J. Clarke, S. Jenks, M. Cicero, E. Foote, M. Farley, B. Klick, L, Farley. 3RD ROW: P. Mix, B. Krest, K. Brisbane, J. Rossbor- ough, B. Bartlett, N. Panipinto, M. Whitney, E. Smith, M. John- son, U, Purcell, K. Hohman, 2ND ROW: M. Beach, J. West Miss May, advisor: B. Taylor, M, A. Wester, B. Graden. IST ROW: A. Stewart, l, Wing, I. Coe, I, Hill, R. Beebee, B.Bis- sell, B. Backus. I ' ' r 4. Q .,1 rl .. l . k 1 x QQ TOP ROW: R. Harrison,I, Kornbau, I. Sliker, B. Brown, K. Wood. 5THROWg F. Kosakowski, B. Milliman, R. Beach, R. Phelps, R. Trescott, J.Locke.4TH ROW: J. May, D, Broadnax, A. Muscarella, L. Briggs, C. Foote. BRD ROW: C. Stewart, B. Schuster, K. Prescott, A. McKeown. QND ROW: I. Coe, I Wing, D. Miller, D. VanDerMeid, G. Didas, V. Wilson. 1ST ROW: J. Wun- der, K. Brisbane, J. Lewis. DANCE BAND QTRING ENBEMBLE TOP ROW: R. Drain,R. VanDerMeid. C. Brown, 'IOP ROW Mrs D VanDerMe1d, Direcrorg B. R. Booher, C. Milliman, 1ST ROW: B. Tavlor, Wugand J Holmes l'iT ROW B. lviilliman, B. Schuster, D. VanDerMeid, J. May,D. Broad- B Clarkson C Russell C Milliman. nax. GMRA1 9,22 15. Y 1 l Q2 ' Y C E , C OFFICERS A C. Brown, Secretary- pff, yy sf' ,V .,,-,P treasurer, B. Taylor 2 4 tix KW President: D. VanDer- 5 Meid, Vice-president . - v B g. TOP ROW: D. Barber, R. Kurrz,J. Purcell, D. Phe1ps,B. Kurtz R. Henderson. 5TH ROW: R. VanDerMeid,C. Brown, K. Hoag, R. Drain, A. Phelps, S. Mc- Rae. 4TH ROW: R. Booher, J. Holmes, M. Meyer, T. Gott, J. Stewart. 3RD ROW: S. Barber, R. Murphy,N. Long, M. Beach. 2ND ROW: J. West, P. Bris- bane, B. Taylor, S. Kurtz, D. Gregory, I. Hill. IST ROW: P. Mix, M. Dieter, A. L. Hamlin. ALL-COUNTY BAND TOP ROW: C. Brown, S. McRae, R. VanDerMeid, C. Foote. 2ND ROW: B. Taylor, S. Barber, B. Schuster. G. Didas, A. Phelps. IST ROW: R. Booher, R. Drain, N. Long D. VanDerMeid, R. ALL-STATE BAND Phelps. B. Taylor, R. Drain, B. Schuster. 35 Miss Dorothy Kline Director ALL-STATE CHORUS TOP ROW: A. Murcarclla, J. Murphy, J. Mus- cato. IST ROW: P. Brisbane, J. West, N. Long. TOP ROW: I. Locke, R. Trescott, J. Roome, A. Spencer. STH ROW 1. Weegar, A. Phelps, M. Baker, R. Booher, I. HolmeS, J. Holmes, J McCanna, S. Spencer, P. Brisbane. 4TH ROW: I. Muscato, S. Rec- ser,J. Riley, K. Prescott, J. Graf, K. Wood, C. Pease, M. Cicero, M Johnson. 3RD ROW: B. Schuster, I.. Minnehan, M. Beach, N, Long J. Fabry, E, Jamison, B. Srnith, M. Dieter, E. Smith. 2ND ROW: M Murphy, B. Gregory, H. Ferringer, D, Barrows, P, West, M. Purcell IST ROW: A. McKeown, P. Eppinger, R.Beebee,l. Wing, J. Coe, D Gfeller. GIRLS CHORUS TOP ROW: 1.1-lolmes, 1.1-lolmes, S. Spencer M, A. Wester,M. Baker. B. Milliman.2ND ROW: M. Prescott, M, Muscato, B. Clarkson, l. Wing I. Coe, l. Wunder, J. Fabry, P. Elliot. IST ROW: J. West, C, West, B. Weigand, B, Bartlett, M Dieter, N Long, J. Graf. 36 If ra . V' , t , up I. 5 1 OFFICERS P. Brisbane, President, R. Booher, Treasurer, M. A. Wester, Secre- IHFY: J. Locke, Vice- President.' TOP ROW: R. Winchell,C. Brown,C. Foote, S. McRae. 5TH ROW: L. Or- mand, M, L, Beach. R. Kurtz, M. A, Wester, J. MacArthur, K. Foster, N Marks, B. Milliman, J. West. 4TH ROW: S. Jenks, B. Weigand, A. Murphy, M, Prcscott,P. El1iot,S. Barber, P. Dooley, J. Murphy, B. Krest. BRD ROW: C. West, B. Richardson, J. Wunder, M. Murphy, K. Brisbane, R. Murphy, R. Drain, V. Purcell, E, Foote, QND ROW: A. Stewart, M. Whitney, J. Ross- borough, N. Panipinto,B. Bartlett, P. Mix. 1ST ROW: B. Graden, B. Clark- son, I. Hill, M. Muscato, J. West, B. Backus. JUNIOR ALL-COUNTY CHORUS TOP ROW: J. Reeder, A. Murphy, R. Harrison, B. Smith C. Pease, ZND ROW: T.Ri1ey, L Briggs, C. West, H. Judd, A, Miller. 1ST ROW: M. Gregory, C. Smith, L. Minnehan, F. Hoff- IH3 H . A' Q-+X P SENIOR ALL-COUNTY CHORUS TOP ROW: -L.Orman,J.West,J. Locke,A. Spen- cer, R. Trescott, J. MacArthur. 2ND ROW: P. Brisbane, J. Riley, S. Spencer, M, L. Beach, M. Beach, B. Bartlett M, A, Wester. IST ROW: J. Muscato, E. Smith, J, Graf J. West, 7' if 'F ,QA Li-f' f ?.f.1' '-ff il? 2.2 4 Q 4. ..,. , ..,, -- ff 6,4417 ,.l, A ni A 1, ,fm A r NWS? QA J Ll N1 ff 1 x I W my I' S lv I f gf V 1, I , f'- is f s J' 2 Y . ' Q5 ,Lg XM 7 . wfwww Q-' ., v -1 K JUNIOR RED CROSS TOP ROW: B. Goering,J, Gib- son, N. Wunder, J, Brennen, R, Murphy,M.Birkedah1,J.Calla- han, J, Peck. IST ROW: Miss O'Connell, advisor, K. Hoh- man, A. L. Hamlin, M, Birke- dahl, C, Stewart. BEACON STAFF ToP Row: B,Bissell, P. Ep- pinger, S. Guenther, B. Taylor E. Noyes, A. Phelps, A. Mus- carella, ZND ROW: C, Brown B. Krest, B. Goering, K. Pres- cott, K. Wood, G. Didas, G Krest, C, Downey, B. Brown S. McRae. IST ROW: Miss Bu- bier, advisorg N. Long, P, Mix V. Purcell, A. L. Hamlin, J Graf, Miss Pearce, advisor. PHOTO CLUB TOP ROW: C. Foote,B. Milli- man, A. Vallone, I. Stewart, J.Holmes,J. Holmes, E. Noyes, J. McCanna.3RD ROW: I.WesL, G. Didas, K. Prescott, A. Mur- phy, M. Prescott, K. Brisbane, A. L. Hamlin, D. McClelland, A. Muscarella. 2ND ROW: M. Whitney, B. Clarkson, I. Hill, M. Muscato, I. Wing, B. Bis- sell, J. Muscato. 1ST ROW: J. Lewis, S. Reeser, B. Brown, B. Weigand. SAFETY PATROL TOP ROW: A.Phelps,N.Marks, J. Marsland, B. Cole, M,A. Wester, S, Spencer,I. McCanna, M. McCarthy. 4TH ROW: M. Prescott, J. Williams, I. Mc- Keown, R. Reed, R. Harrison, M. Whitney, E. Smith, J. Ross- borough, N Pinipinto, V. Pur- cell. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Short, Advisor: L. Farley, B. Klick, M. Farley, J. Gibson, L,Or- man, R. Reed, L. Minnehan, B. Kurtz,J. Purcell. 2ND ROW: C. Smith, T. Panipinto, P. Ep- pinger, A. Gannon, J. Panipinto, L. Minnehan, B. Backus. IST ROW: B. Brown,B.A. Goering, S. Guenther, C. Downey, K. Prescott, C. Ferrin, J. Clarke, G. Krest. THE JANITORS Top row: J. Vallonc, Mainten- N, ,Y ,U-W 'PQI ,M N ,. K X, S ance, D. Hoyt. lst row: J. West, H. Taft. THE CUOKS Top row: W. Holmes, A, jackson, I. Mhroedcr E,jt1hllSOl1. lst row: V Vallone, L. Herrington L. Shepard. I f WI ' ' . an ,gg ,rn L, fx V A ig? .. Q A vi 'L t W W M 'fSS'f. A' 5 .5 as .5 -1 3 , s ff T X ,ni 5 iff? WJ - 5' THE BUS DRIVERS X Top row: H. Holmes, A. Barber throp.1st row: D. Davis,W, Hi1L C. Robinson, D. Little. E. Gott, M.wmgate, C. winl STAFF AT WORK ll , tig - ii' i 'fwfr Ir 3- w-is A If X-Fx ' f-al' f V f R .gl ki-is xxx I ,A X ln W 4 ,V Y Hand ai work 3f00 A.M. sq' Decision of Y book cover Oops! Made a mistake Gen 46' 1 6.5 Sum mg ljred H --ximgli 41 I K N 1 1- vv i 4, I V Y .1 5'-X N www H N X X E N x' ' .....,, Q 'X Q Q ff Fl? X JZJKJ ,Mm 5 U, Vu f if IW 1 W N iff, W 'l,X:i fIr,,,. ' rl X ik gr K 'MN it wr ,J X J ll K'5x-i'k 'i x I WQlllll..,.1 -TW' N Z Livonia Livonia Livonia Livonia Livonia Livonia Livonia 1952 Results 2 York 0 18 Mt. Morris 7 19 Geneseo 6 31 Dansville 7 0 Wellsville 7 27 Avon 0 19 Caledonia '7 116 34 it Q On The Gridiron 1952 Livonia Central Bulldogs had the distinction of being crowned county champs in 1952. Suffering only one defeat at the hands of Wellsville Central - a non - league game, they went forward to six victories. Coach Gene Baker and his assistant Joe Moynihan were justly proud of the team. The team bids farewell to Dave Van Der Meid, Al Spencer, and Eddie Hoag since they are being graduated this June. Our Team Batavia Geneseo Caledonia 48 Livonia 44 Dansville 37 56 Livonia 49 Livonia 37 Livonia 50 51 43 Livonia 47 Caledonia 50 Livonia 34 Avon 40 Livonia 44 York 48 Livon-ia 40 Lima 40 Livonia '72 Mt . Morris 62 Livonia 58 Nunda 45 Livonia 61 Nunda 35 Livonia 68 Dansville 53 Total 895 Total '745 Livonia 40 Avon Livonia 53 Perry 46 Livonia 46 York 51 Livonia 51 Lima 50 Livonia 56 Mt. Morris 44 Livonia 45 Geneseo 55 Junior Varsity Top row: C. Foote. J. Locke, R. Trescot , G. Backus, D. McClel- land. 2nd row: J. Weegar, K. Marshall, R. Phelps, R. Booher, J. Stewart. lst row: L. Orman, K. Hoag, L. Bartlett, W. Whiteman, P. Saunders. Av. Per Game 49 Av. Per Game 45-2 Varsity Basketball 1952-53 Livonia Central Cagers had a successful sea- son inspite of several bad breaks. The Bull- dogs won 9 games and lost 8 games. The orange and blue quintet finished the season in fourth place in the Livingston county League. Sam MacRae, a 6 7 sophomore, topped the scoring with 244 points. Big Sam , a promis- ing basketeer, nroke both the season and single game records. Dick VanDerMeid tallied 185 points. Jack McClelland, John Roome, and Mike Marshall were next in line with 113, 90, and 88 points respectively. Fred Holmes scored 56 pointsgClarance Orman 47: Dave VanDerMeid 44, Dick Drain 15 points, and Don Riley 2 points. BASEBALL Top row: C. Orman, R. VanDerMeid, F. Wunder, C. Brown, Mr, Ellison. 2nd row: E. Johnson, D. Williamson, D. Riley, K. Hoag, J. Roome. lst row: J. Spencer, W, Ellis, R. Emery, D. VanDerMeid, J. Wee- gar, R, Drain, R. Beach. QUIZ A 2 11530955- 1-3. TRACK Top row: D. Fields, A. Spencer, F. Holmes, J. McCellend, J. Graf, I. Jenks. 2nd row A. Muscarella, E. Adams, A. Nowak, A. VanScooter, J. MacArthur,M.Tucherel1o Mr. Huff. lst row: L. Bartlett, T. Miller R. Drain, K. Hoag, D. Broadnax, J. May 15 .' Jam fv' V 12:16 2 ' ' ffm?-wr V 'Bu Jw nr, ,FCI .R-:Es GIRLS SPORTS Hold it Ready? Tennis anyone? No work at all! Perfect! Watch the ball! 47 N CH l'Il'1Rl,l'1.XllI'IRS AJ 4. f Ni, Sv' : ,ff PAM-4,51 . 1 gn' ,XXX f ' e' I 'E' i ! ff 1.7. 'ls I B fx fir 7 xv' W r 7 X xx 5 X X 59- li: -1 H XJ V4 Qi 5:-if Q + gi' Z' . 3 . ? .r x,1..',' 9 , A X XXX AROUND L. C. S. --w ..Oh -rw., 'vel-- . - Well, ' f ham s Cookm If S H deep subjecz.. Money Mad Z 32 Dri1 ling, for oil Q 1 Future gciem isis 50 :GMO dem fmmm IC AROUND L. C. S. x x r Y , ,i V1.1-Q, Ni sv Speed Demons This Way -. ln .ire-5. It took three weeks. S'-S A stitch in time'? kr, K Al f-4 Juni ,a-49' ,npvv ?PQaq-... OI' Tea Pa ny.. Athle 51 tic Camiv al ROYMW I? AROUND L. C. S. NK What's he doing? Min P l1Cl'ffe I at wow 6x55 llljst sito od? h 01, Q1 r S , S 31 Ole 5 I Wofkf Future Mechanics -9 ah Cheinxsuxi X 52 ' nl e, maya K MN V23 5 A YN ! ZYW 1 , . XXrfN0 fy: axfft M Www l fm GENESEE BUILDING 8 WATERPROOFING CO., INC. 3 YORKSHIRE ROAD ROCHESTER 9, N. Y. TELEPHONE-CULVER 7 57 5 We specialize in Pointing, Waterproofing, Caulking, interior and exterior painting, building cleaning by steam, Concrete Restoration, Paint and Mastic Spraying on Concrete and Cin- der Block Buildings. Cleaning and decorating interior of Churches. Compliments of Hollywood Beauty Salon Doris Shulters All Branches of Beauty Culture Bank Building Livonia, New York Henry Renehan Phone 33R Open Daily 9-5 Closed Wednesday Reed 8- Reed lnc. - Fumiture :Q Undertaking - Charles H. 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West Lakesville, N.Y. Compliments of The Livonia Liquor Store Main Street Livonia, New York Compliments of Leonard Coykendall Compliments of Margo Dining Room ourse dlnners Private P Hemlock, New York artles Compliments of Cliff's Barber Shop 33 Commercial Street Livonia, New York Open Daily 9-2 All Day F riday Compliments of ColIin's Red 8. White Hemlock, New York Compliments of The Wenett Corporation Hemlock, New York Walter C. Meyer Chevrolet Sales - Servlce Livonia, New York Fischer's Department Store LadIes', Men's, ChIldren's Wear Western Auto Associate Store Geneseo, New York Phone ll0 Livonia, New York Phan' 3ll'w Compliments of Frigidaire Compliments of Refrigeration Servlce B'lon'0,B'len Avon, N.Y. ' Appllmcn ' Phone - Days 4081 or Nights 4089 Geneseo, New York Compliments of Johnson's Willowbrook Inn East Avon, New York Compliments of Tony Aprile - Shoe Repairs - Geneseo, New York Bernhardt Lumber Yard Building 8- Masons Supplies Phone 400-F-12 Hemlock, New York Scherline's Department Store 8. Aladdin Fashions Geneseo, New York - Apparel for the Entire Family - Compliments of Kemp's Kendall Service Dr. M. Isaacson Hemlock, New York Compliments of Commercial Hotel John Fabry's Gulf Service Hemlock, New York Compliments of Panipinto General Store Compliments of The Livonia Bowling Alley Carm Muscato, Robert Mallory Compliments of Fords Grocery Good Place to Shop 2524 East Lake Road Congratulations Class of 1953 from THE ALUMNI Compliments of Rossborough's Gas Station Lakeville, New York Biological Supply Company - Laboratory Supplies - ll76 Mt. Hope Avenue Rochester, New York Compliments of Hamlin's Restaurant Lakeville, New York Robson Seed Farms Hall, N.Y. - The Home of Quality Seeds - Compliments of Lakeville lnn Lakeville, New York Compliments of Camp's Esso Station Hemlock, New York Hemlock G.L.F. Service, Inc Hemlock, New York Compliments of Nick Krest Compliments of Rochester Stationery Co., Inc. 8 Jay Street Rochester, N.Y. Best Wishes From The Livonia Fire Company The American Specialty Company, Inc 283291 Central Ave. Rochester's Leading Supply House Food Service - Equipment and Supplies - Store Fixtures - Phone: Baker 2400 Good Luck to the Seniors Stewart Finlay Petroleum and Oil Products Good Luck to the Seniors John Powers - Manager Market Basket Good Luck to the Seniors C. L. Campbell Jeweler 54 to 'I04 to SI.00 Store Endicott Johnson Shoes Toys and School Supplies Class Jackets and Sweaters Top Quality at Prices You'II Like RUBY'S Sporting Goods Store Rochester's Spalding Store 853-57 Clinton Ave. South Rochester New York R. B. I. STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE I72 Clinton Avenue, S. Rochester 4, N.Y. Compliments of THE LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN Geneseo, New York Oil Filter Service Co. 33 Northfield Road Rochester I7, N.Y. Glenwood I285-M Monroe 0543-W American Towel Supply Co. Inc. 524 St. Paul Street Rochester New York GEQRGE E. BURNCK CHARLES M. GARDNER 8. CO. Flower and Vegetable Plants - Gas sl oil - - Wholesale Booksellers - S0Ufl L-imc Scranton HOD, Pennsylvania New York C l' ggi-EZTHHJET Compliments of 477 Central Ave. Rochester 5, N.Y. The D0-Ra Shoppe School Service Specialists . . U Musical Instruments - Film Library M'9 5 ' G'f'S ' S o Y Projects - Supplies - Service . l Hamilton 0279 L'V0n'Uf N-Y- wingote Electric Conesus Electric Service Electrical Contracting E . . verythmg Electric Appliances - Repairs . - Television - Conesus N.Y Mum Slreef l-iV0nlU, New Y0l'k The Electric Store Direct to your Door Compliments of GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION 10 White Street Rochester 3, New York Compliments of Donald Perrin Auctioneer Livonia, New York Phone - 763 Compliments of Lewis Grocery Store Lakeville, N.Y. Compliments of A. N. Stewart Est. Lumber Co. Phone l3l-M Compliments of Dr. F. B. Smarzo Compliments of Garage and Service Station Equipment - Automotive Parts - Accessories and Necessities - Wholesaler - Champion Knitwear Company GURDON MOTOR PARTS, INC. 30 Joseph Avenue Rochester, N.Y Phone: Hamilton 0300 Compliments of LIVINGSTON COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Livonia, N.Y. THE LlVONlA GAZETTE Established 1875 Thomas H. Alvord, Proprietor Publishing Printing Portraits and Group Pictures in the LlVONlAN ' Photographed by MOSER STUDIO 27 Clinton Avenue North ROCHESTER 2, NEW YORK Baker 7920 Best Wishes to the Class of '53 From THE LIVONIA ROTARY CLUB Sterling Service Station W. E. Cushing, Mgr. Quaker State Product Compliments of LoDico's Store Avon New York Lakeville New York Compliments of Greer's Service Station Compliments of Lakeville Beauty Shop Avon New York Lakeville New York Lake Country Industries Lumber 8. Building Supplies Phone Compliments of Richardson's Garage Canandaigua l766 Honeoye 3ll Lakeville New York Compliments of Engel's Grill l Compliments of A. R. Gilmore Lakeville New York Compliments of Air Conditioned - Clean Rest Rooms Hayes 8. Andrews Dinners Lunches Lima Sandwich Shop Our Home Made lce Cream Ford Sales and Service Lima New York Avon, Star Diner - Home Cooking - Meals served 24 hours a Day Paul and Hildegarde Turk N.Y. Phon Compliments of The Up To Date Cleaners and Tailors Fur Storage - Laundry Service Phone l63 e 2961 Dansville, New York THE OUTGOING WHEELS Frank D'Angelo Al Spencer Bemie Broughan Frank Wunder lrwin Jenks Registered Dorseis Livonia New York Rams Available Ai All Times Phone 835- F-22 FURMAN M. HUFF New York Life Insurance Phone 20l Honeoye New ork FRANK STOLTMAN Holstein Farms Lima New York SCOTTSVILLE DAIRY You can whip our cream but you can't beat our cream Marshall Brothers Phone Scottsville 6J ANDREW INGERICK Roofing - Siding Free Estimates Conesus New York Phone 8l0- F-21 Compliments of Of LIVONIA CHAPTER F U TURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Compliments of MRS. J. M. HUFF 81 SONS Purebred Holsteins Hemlock, New York Furman M. Huff Eugene R. Huff Honeoye, N.Y. Livonia, N.Y. Phone ml Phone 51-.I Compliments of AVON FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 184 Sprlng Street International Harvester New ldea New Holland Ontario Drill Clay Form Equipment Papec Equipment - Ports - Service Avon, New York Best of Luck from Your Comer Drug Sto e RICHARDSONS PHARMACY Compliments of Vic Struble - Prop To The Graduates: Congratulations and Best Wishes For Your Future Success CLARKE HARDWARE CO. - Your Friendly Hardware Dealer - Livonia, New York - Springwater, New York Philip J. Sweeney C L U Maurice F. Sweeney Insurance - Auto Finance Real Estate Livonia, New York P llone 144 43- Compliments of Sam Ellowitch Pegs Beauty Shop Mr. .lay Sherman Chiara's Shoe Sales 81 Repairs Best Wishes to Class of 1953 THE STEWART NATIONAL BANK of LIVONIA Frozen Food Lockers, Hemlock, N.Y. Compliments of T. W. Brennan Established in 1871 Compliments of Member of BROWN FUNERAL HOME Federal lielsierve System F.D.l.C. 20 Washington St. Livonia N.Y. Cottages and Lots FOR SALE .4'a77Zoau!e 70, Z , 7ae, x. 557.9 Licensed Q 417 Terminal Bldg Real Estate I 0 Brokers QIYQRAQC? Rochester, N.Y. Phones: HA-2480 and 6320 For Appointment, Call new 5. zine, 2 Livonia 841-F-31 NBR M T 12W Q Qi QgaT55L'mE M ff .Q fm .. x-ELL f 4 Q- .fr 2522 X Eg+5N'i,jw3'1f -K R4 -5 2 0 F AW SWA O 4 5 - T KY if QQ Z , Kms wa' 'VV xx kg any ' ., 4 I U Gly, L' xx Z Q 'W PM U7'N'M . if WMM ic JE fffiff qi ,J O Um ga' fwgvwwg, 1555 OF P52 jjjiigd X Q QCL 6 0 was Qi QQ Sim di 55 ef ' Aspjf,-533 4 Jhwmdq XR gf K Q Z 4 f . 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R. Reed Dr. K. L. Kiehle - Veterinarians - Compliments of KRISTLER DENTAL SUPPLY CO. Rochester 4, New York Compliments of SCANLON-LEWIISIESENERAL TIRES, 260 East Ave. at Pitkins St. Phone: Boker 3660 Good Luck To The Seniors From Compliments of The Milky Way LIVONIA DAIRY . I Llvonla N.Y- W. L. BRENNAN 8: SONS Phone 23-,I Livonia New York Try Our Homogenized Milk Compliments of Long's Garage Lakeville N-Y- Compliments of The Lakeville Market Ldceville N.Y. ' 'Gerkens' ' Compliments of Herbert L. Beecher Daniel T. Ryan Charles H. Panipinfo Mr. 81 Mrs. lvan Costello Mr. 8- Mrs. Roy Long Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Beach Compliments of Leo John son Plumbing 8. Heating Livonia, N.Y. Compliments of Camp's Esso Station Compliments of MARGO SODA BAR Hallmark Greefing Cards Page 81 Shaw Candies Hemlock New York Sealtest Ice Cream Hemlock New York Compliments of C0 'Plime'U5 of I , BERNHARDT'S LUMBER YARD Dram s Hardware Phone Hemlock 436 Hemlock New York Hemlock, New York Compliments of Compliments of Dr. .lim West 8- Dr. Craig Brown Hemlock GLF Service Inc. Hemlock, New York Holders of Degrees in Ceniigrafe 8- Farenheit and of David VanDerMeid JOSTEN FINE CLASS RINGS t ANNOUNCEMENTS t YEARBOOKS t AWARDS Since 1897 'S- M ' - W x Xxxx 1 1 Q33 Ng XX .L L X MMM