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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

um -M---Q 4 1 yv a A 3 , 3 . wif ,' -Lu - - . 1,15 ffl KY, . 3:5122 , 1 S3355 ' 4 -- w ' ,ffggf 6 Me dy . :FV 'ik- 4, I. 1. V i Q 3 2 1 THE Y CLUB OF LIVONIA CENTRAL SCHOOL LIVONIA, NEW YORK PRESENTS ,Z-'Qi-354,20 , I 'Q e . rg Lb f '1 f NW' 10 l Ig, v tu N ' gl V Wil V N 6' the 1 4 1 1 I J 'T f fffzf , P . u V FOREWQRD Our theme for this year is American History. We have attempted to follow the course of the United States from the days of the explorers down to the modern day of atomic energy. We picture the Kindergarten as the Explorers. They are exploring a new world just being opened to them, A little afraid, yet eager for something new and different. The first grade are the Indians, a little wild, but learning to settle down. The second grade are the Pilgrims. They have entered into a new and strange world. They have really landed in a different place and they are now adjusted to it. Next are the third and fourth grades, they are pictured as being in the Revolutionary War Period, They are used to school now, but don't like to be tied down. They are reaching the independent stage and are revolting against the teacher's discipline. The fifth and sixth grades are pictured as being in the Civil War Period. They are aroused in new interests and are forming their own opinions on various subjects. The seventh and eighth grades are pictured as the period of settling the west and the Gold Rush. Yes, now they are settled down much more and want to broaden their intellectual scope. However, they are also rushing for new activities such as sports and music. This is their first grown-up taste of wealth in extra curricular activities. The high school is pictured in four periods-- The first we have depicted as the Gay Nineties. They are daring and fun loving, and ready for their high school venture. The tenth grade is pictured as the Roaring Twenties. They are wild, full of pep and at times shocking, yet they are wonderful and full of eagerness and enthusiasium. The eleventh grade are pictured as being in the Depression Period. Yes, they are having a hard time-one more year of school and final preparation for life work. The twelfth grade are pictured as being in the Atomic Age, They are bursting with vim and vigor and proud that they have almost completed their twelve years of school. R 'T We have pictured the Student Council as the Continental Congress. They are young in years and yet carry a lot of responsibility. They are making a good ' L, I attempt to run our school. The faculty we have pictured as being the U.N. They ' are separate individuals with separate likes and dislikes, yet they are all working for one common cause-to give the students of Livonia Central School a good education to fit them for their future. Mary Ann Wester 2 2 Q it W gamut' W T Y l 'ff' Q lg 2 VN J ya l tl' aft ll I 'S 'r 5. .UU Q5 -sb f. ,lj ' or mwfaw 6 v DEDICATIO Test Subject: History Topic: Richard Gibbons Part 1 Place In Chronological Order Bom ....................September1918 Marrled.............. ......Apri11942 Entered Service . . . . . .... . . . . . . July 1942 Discharged from Service . . . . . .November 1945 Entered L.C.S. s . . . . . . .November 1946 Part 2 Name two accomplishments of this man: 1. Mr. Gibbons graduated from Buffalo State, in 1941, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. 2. Mr.Gibbons received his Masters degree from the University of Syracuse. Part 3 Name five areas of occupation: 1. Seneca Vocational 2. Buffalo School System 3 . England 4. Groveland High 5. Livonia Central Part 4 List as many facts as possible about his home life: 1. Married to Martha Vaughn Gibbons. 2. Has two sons, Dickie and David, and one daughter, 3. His daughter was born on History Regents day, June 1951, and David was born on History Regents day January 1950. Summarize the complete test and add in detail anything which you might have missed: Mr. Gibbons was bom in Buffalo, New York. He is the son of a Buffalo Educator, Mr. Oliphant Gibbons, former Minister and English Supervisor of the Buffalo School System. - Mr. Gibbons entered the army and was sent to serve as a clinical psycholigest in a hospital for combat troops. Upon discharge, Mr. Gibbons returned home to teach in Groveland High School from which he entered Livonia Central School as a teacher of History in 1946. Since his arrival in Livonia, Mr. Gibbons has served as advisor to classes, has been acting as tennis coach and other school activities including active advisor for Student Council. He has given many students vo- cational guidance, personal help and tried to help prepare them for life after school. Every student in Livonia Central and some who have already graduated, wish to thank Mr. Gibbons for all his help and wish him the best of luck in the future. ,U Test Corrected Bw? Di-5 mu! Mark: 100010 Wf- Editor-in-Chief Betty LePome Sales Manager Nancy Long Art Editor Mary Ann Wester Asst. Anna Lou Hamlin fya. ., Lx .1 Y STAFF Back row-Miss B, Pearce, N, Panipinto, P. Nichols, E, Noyes, J. Riley, M. Prescott, R. Kurtz, V. Wilson, A. Val- lone, Third row-Mrs, Gardner, A. L, Hamlin, J. Holmes, B. Weigand, K. Brisbane, P, Murphy, I, Wunder, K Foster, M. Gott, Second row-B, LePome, M, A. Wester, N. Long,J. May,J, Clarke, V. Purcell, First row-N, Marks B, Banker, D, Gregory, I. Graf, M. Dieter. Photo Editor Jack May Asst. Albert Vallone Sec. Virginia Purcell Treas , Joan Clarke T! dp 4324 XDIVI IN IST RATION -ALH- BOARD UF EDUCATIO I M - ,.,,,,,mw Back row: Raymond Harrison, Edwin Phelps, lst row: Arnold E. Davis, Earl B. Saunders, Leon S, Van Der Meid. To neglect our school system would be a crime against the future. Such neglect could well be more disastrous to all our freedoms than the most formidable armed assault on our physical defenses .... Where our schools are concerned, no external threat can excuse negligenceg no menace can justify a bolt to progress. Dwight D. Eisenhower Charles May Supt. of School 6 Standing: Vice Principal- Mr Mr. James M. Wilson. Sitting Secretary-Elizabeth D. Jordon ,M PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE You are Livonia's investment in democracy, an investment to guarantee the future for our way of life. L. C. S. has endeavored to endow you with deeply-rooted moral instincts and a sensitive appreciation of the freedom to learn and earn, to dream and at- tain. You are our nation's hope against sugar-coated, evil con- cepts that promise security but produce slavery. Our greatest hope is that we have not failed in our efforts to prepare you to meet this challenge. 7w.'Ld.QZu-., Sterling O. Ellison, Principal- L. C. S. FACULTY MP ET!-lIm'ON qoM, , . -Q ,Q .L.. , UN I in -nerr' 4-1- HB3 - 'ww TOP ROW: Miss I. Downing, Mrs, E. McTarnaghan, Mrs, M. Finlay, Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. G. Long, Mrs. M. Krisher. 2nd ROW: Mrs. I. Williams, Miss R. Mooney, Mrs. G, Minnehan, Miss A. Pfistner, Miss K, Crossett, Mrs, F, Harrop, Mrs, R. Hofmann. SEATED: Mrs. J. Hop- kins, Miss A, Snyder, Mrs, I, McSweeney, Miss E, O'Conne11, Mrs. L, McTarnaghan, Mrs. M. Turner, 8 L. C. S. FACULTY Back row- Mrs, M. Short, Mr, R. Davis, Mr. E. Gott, Mr, R, Antalek, Mrs, M, Gardner, Second row- Mr. E. Huff, Miss M. Mitchell, Miss L. May, Mrs, W. Eimers, Miss B. Pearce, Mrs. M. Keith, Miss M. Banford, Mr, R, Gibbons. Seated- Mrs, D. Wingate, Mr. E. Baker, Miss V. Peif- fer, Mr. 1. Moynihan, Miss D. Bubier, Mr. S. Ellison. j ' f .9 ' + .BLU e ' Eff-. 4 If :K 9 TUDENT COUNCIL Top row: I. Wiggington, H, Hunt, M. A. Wester, N. Marks, K. Marshall, D. Barber, N, Kend- rick, I. Roome. 3rd row: M, Johnson, J, Rossborough, N, Panipinto, A, Hamlin, I. Clarke, B. Goering, L. Briggs, R, Harrison, J, Locke. 2nd row: R. Booher, R. Drain, Mr. Gibbons, Mrs. Short, R. Van Der Meid, J. Graf, K, Wood, lst row. C, Stewart, J. Coe, T. Panipinto, M. Goering, T, Riley. Top row: R, Drain, R, Booher, I. Graf, lst row: Mr. Gibbons, R. Van Der Meid, Mrs. Short. e f? 5 A fy? QQ ii U- E i ,A 4 ' 3 3- 5 Re :ei lt' ll W lo, -. - - L ..- 1?-.r R . A A! ef 5--E -5234 , f ....-i-'F:': V E -if Wa -Q Z.: 4 nfl hal uf T 10 X WX XS ,ffm gl , 1 V if Al f? 7 W Wm u 1, S 'Hq -,f,2 I' 3 Z, Ir! -'JV Mwf3f ff X , A I f if X' I f kv S3 X f Nix wp V f, I ,MW ffff J X lf fx, Www FRED HAROLD HOLMES Class Treas. 25 Class Pres. 45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Nat. Hr. Soc. 3,45 L Club l,2,3,4. SHIRLEY LRENE IENKS Chorus 3, Pres. 45 Safety Council 15 l'.H.A. l,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Nat. Hr. Soc, 2,3,45 Leaders Club 2,3,45 Class Pres. 35 Class Vice Pres. 4. NANCY LOU PANIPINTO Chorus 1,2,35 Sec. 45 Safety Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Vice Pres. 45 Senior Play 4. JOHN TRIMMER LOCKE Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Base- ball 1,25 Football 1,25 Student Council 2,45 All State Chorus 2,45 L Club '2,3,4. 12 Wham ,Q SN 63C BEVERLY JANE BACKUS Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girls Glee Club 43 F.H.A, 2,33 Safety Council 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 2. 'V DAVID BARBER Band l,'2,3,43 All county-band 1,'2, 3,43 All state chorus 43 Chorus '2.,3, 43Student Council 3,41 Senior Play 43 Football 1,3,4: Tennis 2,3,4Q Boystate 33 L Club 1,3,43 F,F.A. Barber-shop quartet 3,4, GNFU! A Hn t wil wma A max BARBARA JEAN BARTLETT Chorus 1,2,3,4Q F.H,A. 1,2,33Senior Play 43 All county chorus 1,3. JOAN CLARKE Safety Council l,2,3, sec. 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3, sec. 43 Yearbook treas. 3,41 Beacon Staff 43 National Honor Society 3,41 Student Council 43 Leaders Club 3,43 Girls Glee Club vice-pres, 43 Bowling 33 Chorus 43 Representative S i b 1 e y's fa s h i o n board 4, 12 YU' ,pr MARLENE DIETER Chorus 2,3,4Q Cheerleader 43 Ma- jorette 1,2,31 Class Vice-Pres. 33 Yearbook 2,4QW.C.T.U. 2,43 Lead- ers' Club 2,3343 Latin Club 1,23 Sr, Play 43 Photo Club 13 Girls Bowling 132. RICHARD LEE DRAIN Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,23 Track l,2,3,43 Band 1, 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Class Vice- Pres. 1QC1aSS Vice-Pres. 23 Student Council 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Chorus Treas. 33 National Honor Soc. 3,45 Dance Band 233,43 B Naturals 3,43 Boys State 33 All County Band 1,2, 3,43 All State Band l,'2,3. IUDITH ANN GRAF V. Cheerleader l,2,3,43 Leaders Club 1,2,3,43 Bowling 1,2,33Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girls chorus 1,2,33 A11- County 3g All-State 1,43 Band 43 Student Council 1,23 Sec. 43 Class Sec, 3, Latin Club 1,23 Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4g Beacon Staff 1,2333 43 Queen Candidate of Balls 2,3,4, ANNA LOU HAMLIN Majorettes 1,2,3, Leader 43 Photo Club 1,2,3: Student Council 43 Red Cross 2,35 Business Club 43 Leaders Club 1,2,3,43 Art Exhibit 33 Year- book 1,2,3,43 Beacon Staff 33 Senior Play 4. ld. nw., IOS EPH INGERIC K F.F.A, '2,3, Reporter 4g F.F.A, Bas- ketball 2,3. IRWIN NELSON JEN KS F.F.A, 1,'2, Treasurer 3,4g Track 1, 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, .S i 'gm is MADELINE ALICE JOHNSON Photo Club 2: Y Club 3,4g Substitute Majorette 4g Chorus 1,2g Safety Council l,2g F,H,A. 1,2,3,4g Bowl- ing 2,3, MILDRED ANN JOHNSON Safety Council 1g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Beacon 4g Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Glee Club 4g Student Council 4g Business Club 4. 15 . .css s X X FRANCIS EDWARD KOSAKOWSKI Band l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2g Foot- ball 1,2g Tennis 1,2,3,4gA1l County Band 2, L Club 2,3,4, RITA ANN KURTZ Glee Club Pres. 4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Photo Club 3: F.H.A, l,2,3g Beacon Staff 2,3,4g Y Club 2,3,4g Safety Council lg Senior Play 4g Bus. Club 4g Bowling 1,2g Girl Scouts l,2. BETTY JANE LEPOME Y Club Asst. Ed. 1,2,3, Editor 4g Beacon staff l,2,3g Band 2,3g Chorus 1,2gGir1s Chorus 1,2g Senior Play 4g Student Council 2,3g National Honor Society 3,4g All County Band 2,33 Safety Council l,2,3g Bowling 35 F.F.A, S c or e Ke e pe r 1,2,3,-45 W.C.T.U. 2. NANCY ELAINE LONG Class Sec. lg Leaders Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4p Stu- dent Council 2g Safety Council lg Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Girls Glee Club 1,2,3g All State Chorus l,2,3, 4: All County Band 2,35 Dance Band 2,3,4g Senior Play 45 Y Club 45 Beacon Staff 3,4. NANCY JANE MARKS Photo Club 2, 3, 4, Safety Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Year Book 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, w. C. T. U. lg Student Council 4, Beacon Staff 1, 2, Sibley Art Exhibit 3. MICHAEL MARSHALL Lima-Basketball 1, 2, Baseball lg Red Cross 1, 2: Livonia-Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, 4, L. Club 3, 4, F. F. A. 3, 4. JACK TRACY MAY Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2,3, 4gBand 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Senior Play 4g Year- book Photo. Ed. 45 L. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon Statf 3. JANE IRENE McCANNA Chorus 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 4g Photo Club 1, 2, 3g Yearbook Staff 35 Safety Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon Staff 1, 2: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 17 .? 'N 'Km RITA MIKEL MEYER chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 33 A11 County Band 1, Beacon Staff 45 Business Club 4: Dance Band 2. ANTHONY A MUSCARELLA Track 1 2 3 4 Football2 Bas ketball Mgr 2 3 4 L C1ub2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 All State Chorusl 2 3 All State Syracuse 2 A11 County Chorus 1 2 Boys Chorus 2 Beacon Staff 1 2 3 Safety Counc111 2 Photo Club2 3 Semor P1ay4 ARTHUR M . NOWAK L. Club 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Council 1, 2, Senior Play 4. CLARENCE ROBERT ORMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3,4gL.C1ub 1,2,3,4gStudentCoun- cil 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, Sentina13, Sec., 4. 18 JOHN PARKS F. F. A. 2: F. F. A. Basketball 25 Photo Club 3g Beacon Staff 49 Pro- jector Squad 4. ALICE MAE PHELPS Chorus 1gF.H.A.1,3p Safety Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.g Senior Play 4. JUANITA C. PHILLIPS Safety Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA ANNE PURCELL Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporterg Y. Club 2, 3, 4, Sec., Beacon Staff1,2,3,4, Treas.g Safe- ty Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Club 4g Senior Play 4g Aternate Sibley's fashion board 4. 19 wr N SHIRLEY MAE REESER Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 4. DONALD MARTIN RILEY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, L. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Coun- cil 1. JANYCE MARIE RILEY Leaders Club 3,4g Jr.Varsity 25 Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Play 4g Chorus 1,2,3, 4g All State Chorus 4g All County Chorus 2, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon Staff 3, 4, F. l-I. A. 1, 2, Y. Club 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross Council 4, V. Pres. JOHN DAVID ROOME Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4g L. Club 2, 3, 4g F. F. A. 2, 3, 4g Student Council 45 Chorus 3: Cleveland, Ohio 1. 20 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Photo Club 1, 2, Beacon Staff 1- JANET MAY ROSSBOROUGH Safety Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH L. SMITH Safety Council 1, 4, Pres. 2, Vice Pres.3gChorus l,2,3,4gGir1sChorus 3: All County Chorus 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Beacon Staff 2, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4. SHIRLEY MARIE SPENCER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 All County Chorus 33 Safety Council 1, 35 Vice Pres. 2, 4, Bus. Club 4, Senior Play 4. RICHARD REED VAN DER MEID Student Council 3, Pres. 4, Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Base- ball 1,2,3,4gBand 1,2, 3, 4gDance Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All County Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All State Band 1, 2: Class Treas. lg Class Vice Pres. 2, Boys State 35 Nat. Hr. Soc. 3, 4: Senior Play 4. 21 PATRICIA KAY WEST Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Council 1. MARY ANN WESTER Class President 1, W. C. T. U. 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus 3, A11 State Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Empire Girls State 3, F. H. A. 1,2, Sec.3, Pres.'4, Safety Coun- cu 1, 2, 3, 4, Sibley An Exhibit 3, Student Council 4, Senior Play 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y. Staff 1, Co-Art Ed. 2, 3, Art Editor 4. MARION ADELL WHITNEY Safety Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 2, Photo Club 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. IRIS WING Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Major- ette 1, 2, 3,4, Photo Club 2, 3, Bowl- ing 2, F. F. A. Cheerleader 2, 3. 22 Mrs. Muriel, Keith, Mr. Eugene Huffg Advisors SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The class of 54 began its 4 year tour through high school,by putting Mary Ann Wester behind the controls. Supporting her were Dick Drain as vice president, Nancy Long as secretary, and Rich Van Der Meid as treasurer. We coasted along for the better part of the year with more care on our studies than on money raising projects. The boys in the class led in sports as they were represented in football, track, baseball, and basketball. March was our first big stop, and here we began our dues. In June a class party with our ad- visor, Mrs. Short, ended our first part of the trip. Dick Drain was in the lead during our Sophomore year, and with the aid of Rich VanDerMeid as vice president, John Roome as secretary, and Fred Holmes as treasurer, the class began work in earnest to boost the treasury. Heading the list of social events for the year, were our Sock Dance and our class party. Choosing our class rings was in the line of more important busi- ness, while several bake sales and the dues kept the treasury expanding. Our Junior year was one of achievement under the guiding hand of Shirley Jenks 8: her assistant, Marlene Dieter. The purse went to John Locke, while the books and pencil were given to Judy Graf. Mrs. Keith and Mr. Gibbons filled the advisory position. Social functions for the year were in the form ot the Junior Prom, an 8th period record dance, and a Saturday Night Dance. More profitable business was the annual stationery sale, in which the class topped the 51,000 mark. Two fashion snows, a supper, and bake sales rounded out the treasury tu a large degree. Scholastic honors were also a big part of the year, with several members in the National Honor Society. Sports were well represented again for the third year. Our Senior year and last part of our journey down Education Highway got under way with Fred Holmes in the driver's seat, and Shirley Jenks ready to take the wheel. Nancy Panipinto chalked up the mileage, with John Locke still clutching the purse strings. Mrs. Keith and Mr. Huff were our advisors. The year began with the Senior Play Father Was a Housewife , directed by Mrs. Keith. Next came the Senior Ball Winter Wonderland . The class sponsored three dinners and went all out on the magazine sale. The long awaited day arrived, and the class and advisors set off for a five day stay in New York City. The class saw the Big City under the direction of the Van Zile Tours. While there the Taft Hotel became our headquarters, but all of us were glad to be back in spite of the good times. We reached the end of our trip as we walked up the steps and received our diplomas. It was awonderful four yearsl 23 LAST WILL A D TESTAME T We, the Senior Class of the Livonia Central School, town of Livonia, State of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby acknowledge and bequeath as follows: Juanita Phillips leaves her front seat in Mr. Gibbons room to Marcia Baker. Alice Phelps leaves her trips to Texas to anyone who can get away from school that long. Liz Smith leaves her journeys through the halls to Kay Foster, and hopes she doesn't get caught. Betty LePome leaves her third floor office to Judy Wunder, but doesn't wish the yearbook on anyone. Marian Whitney leaves her gum cracking to Sally Barber. John McClelland leaves his football uniform to Gary Backus. Joe Ingerick leaves his curley hair and a Toni to Jack Hans. John Roome leaves his beltless pants to Eugene Johnson. Virginia Purcell leaves her secretary work on the yearbook to Jane Holmes. Irwin Jenks leaves what is left of the blacktop to Mr. Wilson. Marlene Dieter leaves her seat in the Senior homeroom to Pat Elliott. Janet Rossborough leaves her interest in homemaking to Kay Brisbane. Shirley Spencer leaves her corny jokes to Bev Bissell. Rich Van Der Meid leaves his athletic uniform to Bud Baker. Jane McCanna leaves her seat in the Diner to Jinny Hunt. Rita Meyer leaves locker 326 to anyone who can get their junk in it. Jack May leaves his track shoes to any four minute miler who can fit into them. Dick Drain leaves his height to Sam McRae. Tony Muscarella leaves his car keys to Donna Bulmer so she can drive it instead of swiping it. Joan Clarke leaves her ability to eat and stay slim to Hazel Hunt. Mary Ann Wester leaves her artistic ability and a paint brush to Dorothy Gregory. Barb Bartlett leaves her ability to have fun at parties to Kay Wood. Nancy Marks leaves Keith Marshall his pen, with many thanks. Anna Lou leaves her half interest in Ken's convertible to any FELLOW! Beverly Backus leaves her World History seat to any bright sophomore. Milly Jolmson leaves her happy days at L. C. S. to the classes of 55, 56, and 57, in hopes that they will enjoy them. Rita Kurtz leaves her ability? to drive to Mariellen Prescott. Judy Graf leaves her cheerleading ability and varsity uniform to Glenda Didas. Dave Barber leaves the Calabouge Express to John McArthur. Fred Holmes leaves his trips downtown before sports practice to Red Weeger. John Locke leaves his trips to the bucket to Sam LaBue. Shirley Reeser leaves her seat in Mr. Wilsons office to Joanne Coe. Iris Wing leaves her seat in the Diner to Irene Hill, to keep Jinny Hunt company. Don Riley leaves his red Chevy to anyone who dares to drive it. Patty West leaves her fondness of American History to Bardee Smith. Janyce Riley leaves her ability to get along with Arch to Hazel Hunt. Shirley Jenks leaves her quiet ways to Eleanor Jamison. Nancy Long entrusts what scholastic ability she has to Mr. Ellison to give to any courageous Chemistry student Madeline Johnson leaves her interest in Lima to Irene Hill, but keeps the one in North Carolina. Ike Orman leaves his milk route to any one who wants it. Fran Kasokowski leaves his ability to stay out of trouble to Big Sam . Mike Marshall leaves his church key to Red Weeger. Nancy Panipinto leaves her love of Latin to Barbara Cole. John Parks leaves forty cups of coffee to John Mac Arthur. Witnesses: Signed: ,Andale-11 f' ?41J'IL-Zw.a.P' Zfmffzf we- CL gs C-k6Sfher, is-n,-X5 ,L N K QLS-'Z-QL Top row K Foster N Kendrrck R Booher C Guenther R Phelps, D.W11l1amson R Trescott Fxfth row R Murphy M Murphy P Dooley H Hunt D McClelland W C1arke,J MacArthur K Hoag Fourth row P Ellrort C Pamson K Wood B Wergand M Prescott Jean Holmes R. Reed E Johnson Thrrd row K Brrsbane J Wunder M Murphy P Acor D Gregory A McKeown J Fabry,E. Jam1son Second row M1ssBub1er S McRae B M1111man V1 Baker I Weegar Jane Holmes Mr Ellison. Bottom row J Weaver B B1sse1 R JUNIOR CLASS +1-.1-ini. TI 1:5 blk. A... u ' I or -s il l , fy if A :Y , . . A is 7! S Yfcfff 2 J 5 ff gif, 1 ff! A ff ' MW 'af l X L Z l Q Top row - C. Westg Secretarv,G. Backus, Vice Pres- ident. Bottom row -Mr. Moynihang Advisor, J. MW Saunders, President. Absent - P. Saunders: Treasurer. SOPHOMGRES Top row - R. Lynn, L. Bartlett, J. Stewart, A. Vallone, S. La Bue, P. Culley, J. Hands. Fifth row - C. Baker, T. Strong, B. Whiteman, G. Springett, D. Broadnex, H. Jamison, R. Waldron, E. Noyes. Fourth row - G. Didas, A. Murphy, P. Wilson, B. Cole, G. Whiteman, B. Smith, K. Prescott, S. Pease, M. Taft. Third row - B. Brown, M. White, J. McKeown, S. Guenther, L. Farley, M. Purcell, I. Sliker. Second row - B. Goering, E. Gascon, C. West, J. Saunders, G. Backus, K. Marshall, Mr. Moynihan. Bottom row - H. Ferringer, B. Richardson, L. Minnehan, A. Gannon, Louise Minnehan. E Top row - V. Wilson, H. Quackenbush, E. Sparks, W. Gascon, G. Parsons. Fifth row - B. Banker, J. Cicero, D Goossens, M. Harder, M. Grann, L. Gregory, R. Harrison, V. Hunt. Fourth row - B. Nichols, R. Whiteman,J Williams, A. Miller, F. Haak, J. Purcell, N. Hanna. Third row - D. Phelps, M. Parsons, J. Gibson, S. Reed, L Orman, R. Richardson, M. Birkedahl. Second row - Mrs. Short, P. Nichols, R. Beach, M. McCarthy, J. Earnhardt W. Cady. Bottom row - T. Panipinto, C. Smith, J. Panipinto, C. Brisbane, F. Hofman. Absent - R. Harrison, W Kurtz, W. Woodruff, J. Bruck, C. Downey, B. Parks, I. Peck. FRESHME Top row - R. Beach, Vice President, M. McCarthyg Sec., Mrs. Short, Advisor, P. Nicholsg President. MX -JUI- 9' f' Q' M4-1 1 ,W Mil an ,ai v Q Q ' 4 . 44, Q E h iw 1 g 2 vi Q i k 'K 9 as is N? G34 A A . Sv 'W 1 ff K .AX iwdiv ,WH i . ,.. rm w Xb. N21 ' R 5 .- .Y X 'B Zi? Egg -mfs' - 1- 'f'2- . If A wwf Wi? 6 Q' .z gfq 5 , ' 'Qw yrx gk K . 'L i I 4 ' ix 5 A A W m ...v, ' ' M 'K - M W Q' vim X ' i y f S' ' f' Wi' w 'A 'V'- , W Q fiff Q6 ' E232 KJ H hz? gf Wm ,..,, S gh 5552 wg gigs 35 Q ' ' ILE? f -5,2 WH 4 , 41.515 V - ,' - ' L N5 L vig ss , KV '- - Q . 1 3.359 3 - -K,x ., Yxf L Y X' V. ' X ?'W N M .Q AY ' 3 , 'M 1 L? A, V' My , wp W 1 . , M , N N ,-gps, ' ' A if ' ' x'iSv W A V 3, ypf Vw QQ 4 , M, . v : fi I I ,. .xii 39 2 Q Qi Sf Qf 'Q EE Av 835733 bgg, 'R v A1 -- A 4-,.s k Lg w gy , V Q , ,,:: A Z A ,V, l . ni 4TH GR DE Back row - R. Nichols,R. Sherman,G. Baker,R. Henderson, T. Tuchrello, C. Cicero, S. Day, P. Turner, D. Pease, V. Twichell. Sixth row - M. J. Lewis, S. Hammond, S. Smith, D. Buchanan, C. Tinnocherio, B. Hill, G. Tarron, R. Cisco, R. Farley, P. Rowe. Fifth row - F. Kiehle, J. Hopkins, M. Ward, G. Smith, A. Prentige, R. Stetzenmyer, L. Bodine, M. Bacon, S. Wells, S. Miller, J. Davis. Fourth row - R. Stawdinger, L. Parsons, G. Richardson, L. Morgan, P. Rumtebt, F. Whiteman, T. Ryan, G. Murphy, G. Minosh, B. Strebe, D. Feasel, H. Twichel. Third row - Mrs. McSweeney, P. Dickerson, S. Melching, B. Crane, G. Smith, E. Higgns, G. Brennan, C. Price, D. MacArthur, D. Waldron, P. McEneany, Miss O'Connel1. Second row - R. Slingerland, T. Gunther, P. Brennan, L. Harvey, S. Post, K. Wnuk, C. Minosh. First row - P. Schroeder, R. Semmel, M. Orman, J. Young, R. Essler, L. SRD GRADE Back row - R. Sailer, L. Green, R. Smith, R. VanScooter, M. Peck, S. Krest, B. Willis, C. White, G. Henry, C. Martin. Fifth row - D. Lynn, E. Hill, S. VanDerMeid, L. Pope, M. Johnson, J. McCanna, W. Blake, J. Crane, J. D E Ziegler. Whiteman, T. McCarthy. Fourth row - D. Jones, J. Townsend, R. Wilson, C. Wayland, D. Murphy, D. Baker, . Wigmore, R. King, D. Huff, R. Washburn, D. McClelland, C. Pease. Third row - N. Yannantuono, L. Wester, . Purcell, D. Nichols, W. Panipinto, K. LaHaye, M. Brown, S. Hinkley, N. Grear, R. Mehlenbacher, G. Staudinger, G. Davis. Second row - J. Kurtz,J. Smith,J. Cicero, T. Welch, J. Johnson, A. Gladding, B. Baker. J. Finocchario, M. Davis, C. Davis, D. Pursell. First row - Miss Snyder, F. Morsch, H. Murphy, A. Bosley, A. Jenks, S. Brayen, C. Cady, T. Dillman, M. Orman, J. Miller, Miss Crossett. ,4 .v 'flax ,, 5, ' ' aww-Q 'RQ ESQ.. ff 4 fIt-W ii .iff- :Q,...-.Rx 3 ...v-41-..,,,,v mf-f ,,...1-.-..., 'g'1-'-2 1 S 'iii ' Y X.-,xxx K I X XX Li 1 N , 5 gg 53, Vi W . - 2 ,, ,k .- ix? X L 1 H 'U' P ii , W 4. W V if fy , f Q... , J 4 l . zg: 1 , A 5 . . , .l yk 3. M A g A' L ,. if ' QL ' 9, in Q Q' v, ' 1 .Q 'S .. X YQ 'WW -wi Q5 .Q ' 'gigs ,N 8 4 D ,Q ,I V -K . Q - N -...,,.-f A E num i 3: annul Si V SS W X W R gm 'K : Q 'fy , KEQH: H QQIA' Q Z k u: gk WE F Sf? as. 9 .f , , , a ,, ! ri? A f. nf ,,,ggQag8Q N 1 ' 1 . X 6 Q O tg! 16' I Q 1 1, F 'Q 1' 'V -has'-' f'?7 'if ' .JR V ' H2 .--- M ii'i,f . ,A , ,, - - f l Hg ' M , .. ' X rw z Q -T ,1 ,zany I K - V ,v ,Q ik Q mb X221 1 5 ' k .xg QfL,Z5 1 A N we , M ,, M 4, , af S -13, ' W W W ., x I , xy Sb i 9 6 G SS' Sf V ' 'T' 'i' Q if S S . 13 X V AQ K Lx NX'-L.....w' . fx KI DERG RTE II Top Row: S. Mallory, K. Carey, M. McTarnaghan, C. Johnston, M. Twichell, S. Boyd, B. Gutacker, S. Osborne R. Halstead, C. May, D. Peck, M. Mahar. Third Row: L. Bailey, B. Beach, R, Herrington, C. Smith, K. Seeley J. Annis, J. Brown, D, Massie, B, Parker, J. Morris. Second Row: Mrs. M. Turner, K, West, F. Desmond, L. Olyer M. Tuchrello, P. LaBue, D. Tubbs, I, Brogan, J. Jones, D. Garken, Mrs. Hoffmann. From Row: B. Sackett, B Schwan, A. Krest, C. Carey, C. Morgan, L. King, D. Waugh. Absent: A. Marks, S, Altonberg. MUS Q is it f + W. F' fav rw X ' I x j ,lf A M I N ' Lx ,. 'X pf fx J 4 1 Hx . ff -lip! l 4 X Rx Jax V Q! Y ev? rx ln Mx J I IX J X sr? ,fl I' 'lg v S ACTJVITTTQS A V- ,SC M 1 , ,. , 3, xg 1 Q :L H 5 Qf N+'-ig 'M If ' 6 Q E 1 Q w11 gffiQ 'f1 '11 Q Q 'fx A -ff 1 -fr 12 , K' Ii'fflX Q ' Mf fgg f bpt 'ff X A f l eff Q ff ,E Ni i , A 7 hw Vi 1? X ,..m.5.,,3At ig? if ,bc gxijipui firm ii , T sf' fi 2 , :WM xi-5 1 .. .rw ' ' A 5 W ,M E94 fi, Sy 1 , 'x s+E!' x'4V?f 'Y' ' ! F JU IOR BA D Toprowg left to right: T. Post, H. Judd, G. Martin, G. McKeown, J. Gibson R Foote M McCarthy J Gladding, J. Finley, M, Krcst, R. Spencer, Price. Middle row: P. Taft, D. Rumfelt, R. Panrpmto G Wergand K Kiehle R R. Smearing, M. Birkehdahl, S. Ellis, N. Wunder, A. Schuster, M Murphy Bottom row E Nourse T Ryan, R. Harvey, J, Baker, D, Parker, R. Staudinger, R. Jackson, C. Morrell M Peck G Murphy J Semmell D Murphy, Jenks, B. Banker. v. - vtngvfg o 5 'Q . oi. q Lf-, 5.0 1 J.. utwx I N i ' f VV' is 5-I .115 A h ' P I W,lA'L , Kr , zgg 1 , V -fr nf, S U, , 'Q' lA W Ja rw: - , ,M QIP1' rn TI' -Q--1 ? l ,Y ,fr, f M . .. S ' We is ra' fa. ' , fri- t ww X 4' - Wk . , 37 X MIXED CHGRUS Top Row--P, West, N. Pantiponto, F, Hoffman, B. Richardson, C. West, S. Spencer,B, Bartlett, N. Long, M. A, Wester, N. Marks, Mrs. Wingate. Fourth Row-M. Baker, B, Smith,M. Prescott, S. LaBue. J. Locke, S. McRae, B. Tres- cott, S. Pease, S. Jenks. Third Row--E. Smith, M, Whitney, J. Weegar, D. Barber, D. Drain, B. Booher, R. Meyer, J. Riley, B, Weigand. Second Row-- D, Gregory, M. Dieter, E. Jamison, J. Wunder, C. Gunther, L, Briggs, J. Mac Arthur, J, Fabry, P. Elliott, J. Graf, V. Purcell. First Row--M. Muscato, E. Clarkson, A. Miller, R. Williams, T. Riley, J. Coe, C. Smith, GI RLS' GLEE CLUB Top Row--J, McCanna, M, Grahm, K. Foster, J. Clarke, B, Banker, A, Murphy, R. Kurtz, V. Wilson, P. Wilson. Second Row--S. Reeser, M, McCarthy, K. Prescott, C. Downing, V. Hunt, H. Hunt, P, Dooley, B. Nichols, J. Williams. Third Row--M. Taft, J. McKeown, N. Hanna, M, Purcell, F. Hoffman,C. Brisbane,J. Gibson, S. Reed, L. Orman, Mrs. Wingate. Fourth Row--M. John- son, M, Birkadahl, I, Wing, I. Hill, C, Smith, T. Panipinto, L, Minnehan, STH GRADE CHORUS TOp ROW--M. Washburn, R, Harvey. I. Wnuk, K. Bar- ber, P. Simpson, C. Dickerson, D, Jenks, B. Gazinsky, S, Ellis, Row 5--M. L Gesell, M. Gascon, A, Schuster, R, Mur h H, Stoner C Simpson,J Greg- P Y. . . . ory, R, Kornbau, J, Weeger. Row 4--S. Twichell, I. Wade, J. Whiteman, M. Murphy, L. Temple, M. Morgan, P. Temple, I. Gregory, N. Elliott, P. Alli son, D. Piriano, Row 3--K, Kilty, D. Strong, R. Smearing, R. Phillipson, T. Spencer, D, Price, M. Hotchkiss, F, Bruck, P. Dillman, S, Sweet. Row 2- N. Krest,T. Post. J. Finlay, E. Carey, R. Henderson, K. Kiehle, S. Miller. Bot- tom Row--W. Sherman, M. Jewell, D. Rumfelt, W, Roe, V. Smith, E. Lowery. IR, HIGH CHORUS--Top Row--R. Mil- ler, M, Meyer, W, Nichols, P. Haak, D. KnaDP. I. Reeder, B. Foster, J. Wiging- ton, R. Foote, B. Young. I. Sailor, Row 5--E. Downey, A. Tuchrello, L, Richard- son, M. Morgan, C, Wester, N. Sliker, H. Judd, T, Gott, B. Davis, F. McClel- land, L. Briggs, T. Welch. Row 4--E. Edwards, K, Quackenbush, G. McKeown, M. Duncan,R.Jackson, J, Kornbaugh, G. Martin, A. Briggs, C. Harder, I. Gladding, A. Austin, J, Herrington, R, Crane. Row 3--J, Ellison, J, Cooligan, M, Goering, S. Kurtz, R, Harrison, H. Costello, R. Minnehan. R. La Delpha, H. Thomas, G,Sparks, K. Schroeder, G. Waldron, T. Riley. Row 2--M. Hammond, R, Spen- cer, S. Thomas, R. Hoffman, K. Russell, R. Henderson, M. McCanna, D. Knapp. Row 1--S. Struble, D. Miller, W. Hop- kins,G. Thompson, B, Murphy, R. Pani- pinto, R. Twichell, V. Smith, E. Walk- ley. fluff 4-Tl-I--5TH GRADE CHORUS--Top row-- R. Nichols, T. Vallone, C. Morrell, M, Thoms,J. Brennan, L. Booher, R. White, L, Stewart, M, Yannantuono, R, Ken- drick, A. Hands, S, West, L. Taft. 5th row--J. Pascarella,G. Miller, P. Roe, R. Farley, T, Tuchrello, N. Wunder, J. Briggs, B. Gladding, C. Cicero, G, Far- ron, G. Baker. 4th row--N, Gibson, R, Panipinto,E.Costello,C. Hagar. J. Fab- ry, D, Parker, J, Nebbia, J. Rayton, P, Taft, S. Hammond, M. J. Lewis, T. Arnold, R. Pattison, A, Johnston, 3rd row--S. Wells, H. Twichell, G. Smith, S. Miller, B. Strebe, C. Huadenburg, M, Shanhart, S. West, L. Stevens, C, Carr, I. Harvey, B. Walkley, D, Dillman, M. Nickerson, 2nd row--R. Parks, J. Nich- ols, B. Day, I. Brown, L, Zeigler, D, Pease, B. Essler, P. Whiteman, P. Schroe- der, Bottom Row--D, MacArthur, C. Minosh, C. Dickerson, L. Harvey, M, Ward, I. Hopdins, S. Post, P, Brennan, C. Price, S. Melching, E94 FI nh 57 v -- 5 ii Q9 R' nr S 'sq '- '. i sr' fl F. H. A. Back row: C. Downey, S. Guenther, J. McKeown,H. Hunt, K, Brisbane.1. Mc Canna, S. Reeser, S, Spencer, M. A Harder, N. Marks. Third row: I. Ross- borough,B, Bartlett,E. Smith, M, Whit- ney, V. Purcell, A. McKeown, M, Pur- cell, L. Farley, K. Foster. Second row: I. Hill, I. Wing, M. Parson, L. Orman M. Johnson, M. Birkedahl, A. Gannon B. Bissel. First rowg Miss May, advisor S. Jenks, J. Clarke, M. A. Wester, N Panipinto, J. Coe. F. F. A. Back row: G. Parson, E. Sparks, B. Clarke, B. Phelps. Fourth row: J. Mc- Celland, K. Hoag, J. MacArthur, A, Nowak,1.lngerick, L. Bartlett, G. Back- as, R, Lynn, Third row: J. Cicero, H. Quackenbush, K. Marshall, B. White- man, R. Harrison, Mr. Merrill, appren- tice teacher. Secondrow: Mr. Huff, H. Jamison, D. Brodnax, R. Whiteman, I. Purcell, J. Barnharndt, E. Johnson, L. Gregory, C. Guenther. First row: J. Roome,B. Trescott,C. Orman, M. Mar- shall, I. Jenks. L. LUB Back row: L. Bartlett, G. Backas, D. Williamson, B. Booher, M. Marshall, J, Weegar, D. Riley, F. Kosakowski, J. Locke. Third row: K. Hoag, A. Mus- carella, B. Whiteman, K, Marshall, C. Baker, J. May, S, LaBue, D. Barber, J, Stewert. Second row: Coach Baker, I. Saunders, F. Haak, C. Guenther, D. Brodnax, D. Murphy, D. Goosens, R. Beach, J. MacAurthur, S. McRae, First row:. J. Roome, F. Holmes, D. Drain, C grman, R. VanDerMeid, J. McCel- an . BUSINESS LE DERS Top Row, Left to Right: Miss Pearce, S. Spencer, K. Wood, P. Dooley, P. Elliott, J, Holmes, B. Wiegand, S. Guenther, Middle Row: A,L. Hamlin, P, Acor, M. Dieter,P. Murphy,J. Wunder, L. Farley, J. Fabry, E. Jamison, V. Purcell. Front Row: M. Muscat, B. Clarkson, I. Hill, A. Gannon, B. Bissell. JU ICR RED CROSS 'I'opRow: C. Stewart, I, Parker, R. Wil- liarns, P. Fusco, Miss O'Connell. 2nd Row: L. Bartlett, J. Riley, H. Quacken- bush, B. Clarke. lst Row: D. Huff, K. Finocchario, A. A. Shuster, S. Meching. LEADERS CLUB Top Row: B. A, Goering, J. Clarke, N. Long, K, Brisbane, B, Richardson, Miss Banford. 2ndRow: J. Wunder, P, Elliott, M. Dieter. J. Graf. 1stRowg B. Milli- man, S. 1enks,J. Riley, A. L, Hamlin. NATIONA HO OR SOCIETY Standing, left to right: F. Holmes, R. VanDerMeid, Mrs, Keith, advisor, N. Kendrick, R. Drain, M. A. Wester. Seated: B. Le Pome, S. Jenks, J. Clarke. BEACON STAFF Back Rowg left to right: M. Muscato, J. Riley,R. Kurtz, J. Wunder, Fourth Row: B. Goering, B. Wiegand, K. Wood, A. McKeown, S. Guenther. Third Rowg Miss Pearce,advisor, L. Farley, N. Long, B. Brown, A. Gannon, J. Clarke, E. Smith, Miss Bubier, advisor. Second Row: V. Purcell,V. Wilson, M. Johnson, J,Graf,P.Elliott. First Row: P, Nichols, J, Saunders, S. La Bue, D. Williamson. SAFETY COLINCII Back row, left to right: M. Baker, P. l-Iaak, J. Williams, K. Prescott, C. Downey, B. Cole, M, McCarthy, B, Goering, B, Brown, M. Prescott. Fourth row: J. McKeown, S, Guenther, J. Reeder, M. Taft, B. Hendrickson, J. Gib- son, L, Farley, R. Jackson, H. Ferringer, Third row: B. Richardson, M. Roe, L. Ofmafl. J. Rossborough, M. A. Wester, N. Marks,J, Phillips,V, Purcell, E. Gas- con,C. Stuart,W. Gascon. Second row: E. Smith, N. Panipinto, J. Clarke, A. Phelphs, S. Spencer, J. McCanna, M. Whitney, Mrs. Short, advisor. First row: R, Harrison, J, Panipinto, T. Panipinto, C. Smith, A. Gannon, L, Minnehan, R. Henderson, J. Gibson, B, Backus. dw xy 9 Z ' Q X, Xxx? jf ig Q I 1 h rf ml My KN 0 ' C N I 7 ASLCN1 'CA 9 L Lw': NNW W 1' kEY2f6J tgwg ,4:k D ifbx S 5 9 C ALI-I P' TopRow-Coach Baker, Jim Stewart, Jack May, Bill Whiteman, Mike Murphy, Edward Sparks, Larry Bartlett, Assis- tant Coach Moynihan, Don Goosens. 4th Row-Garten Sparks, Chuck Foot, Don Broadnax, Ronnie Miller, Edward Dieter, Fred McClelland, Fred Haak. 3rd Row-Harry Thomas, Red Weegar, Keith Marshall, Bud Baker, Dick Mur- phy, Larry Gregory, Phil Saunders, Rich Beach. 2nd Row-Ken Hoag, John Roome, Russell Williams, Dick Drain, Harland Quackenbush, Clifford Guenther, Jack Hands. lst Row-Fred Holmes, Jack McClelland, John MacArthur, Ike Orman, Mike Marshall, Gary Backus, Rich Van Der Meid. FOOTBALL, I953 Livonia Central BullDogs have undefeated season on the Grid Iron. The Orange and Blue Eleven completed a six-game season without a loss to become the first undefeated grid squad in Livonia History. In addition the BullDogs ran their string of consecutive Livingston County Conference victories to 15 in capturing their second straight championship. This year's Eleven scored ZOO points for an ave. of 33.6 per game. While their opponents scored 70 points an ave. of 11.6 per game. Only two touch- downs were scored against the first string all season, both Via passes. The most impressive victories for the Griders was their 32-7 triumph over Rochester-'s West High School Eleven and their Z0-O win over Caledonia in the Liv. Co. championship deciding game. Co. capt. John Roome an outstanding F.B. led this club as he scored 70 points. Jimmy Red Weegar the Q.B. who directed the offense scored 36 points. Left end Dick Van Der Meid an adept pass receiver scored 31 points. Dick Chugger Drain speedy H.B. scored Z3 points. Ken Hoag R.H. scored 15 pointsg reserve H.B.'s Larry Bartlett and Phil Saunders 7 points. Each: Clarance Ike Orman,the center scored 6 pointsg end Holmes: R. E. and John MacArtherg R.G. scored 3 and 2 points respectively. Co. capt. Jack McClelland, Gary Backus, Mike Marshall, Charlie Foote, along with MacArthur, Orman, Van Der Meid and Holmes were outstanding defensive players. Coach Gene Baker and Assistant Coach Joe Moynihan were very pleased and proud of this squad. 1953 Results Liv. Z6 Mt. Morris 12 Liv. 45 Avon 19 Liv. Z8 Geneseo 13 Liv. Z0 Caledonia 0 Liv. 49 Dansville 19 200 70 Liv. 32 West High 7 44 V Q ,fx if if Wi' ' .jf tx'-:fl RA N' ' 5 U Q if if ,V 5 L 4 ffl A M ., ' A xl Q 35 'MIL UV. JY. ,. FS A L41 R, ' -gm S, . iyixiklxgiiix 5 Q Q f 1 f Q? V K if f - vw-s-w,.a , - W ,W -' . -1. pf-V , 6 g K. YX . N Xgx- 3 mx. 0 xg K t- f E A . , , M. ..-WW W wx - , QF: 1 H ASEBALL Back row: W. Whiteman, F. Haak, M Murphy, K. Marshall, P, Saunders, C Baker.J.Stewart, lst row: D. Williams J,Roome,C. Orman, R. VanDerMeid,J Weegar, D. Riley. Q Yi k gn- GIRLS SPORTS : - A .2 -Q. , X m1'rKfS?5v,' gf . will 5?z1,:zig'i 'i1'5f 49 . was + 3 5 M xg .NJ 9 .k a R , N- q ff S54 A- 5 f ipi i f a Q 3 5 2 'f Q. , f, is 15,51 mumbai Y' K ggifffzii s 3 s 2 I ' A! ,AL ,Q 5 4 ' Q 2, , ,L ve a r, 0 THE .IANITORS I. West. H. Taft, D. Hoyt. CAFETERIA STAFF: TOP ROW: A. Jackson. L. Shep- ard, E. Johnston. LOWER ROW V V 11 L H ' C . a one. . errxngton, . Wilkins, ABSENT: I. Schroe- der, B. Davis. THE BUS DRIVERS: TOP ROW: D. Barber, C Turner. D. Davis, E. Gott. C Robinson. LOWER ROW: C Winthrop, W. Hill. D. Little SENIOR PROPH ECY The 1964 musical theme begins as the spotlight moves over the darkened audience. Everything is still until it comes to rest on none other than Mrs. Muriel Keith, owner of the Taft Hotel where she and Mr. Huff cater onlyto Senior Classes. With the sound of loud clapping behind her, Mrs. Keithis es- corted up to the stage to Mr. Ralph Edwards. This ls Your Life is under way for another broadcast. The first to enter through the archway is Mary Ann Wester, hailed as the 20th Century Rembrant. She explains that she has just entertained three former classmates, Nancy Marks, Barbara Bartlett, and Janet Rossborough at a tea. They could not come because all are quarantined while their children are getting over the measles. Just before the broadcast Anthony Muscarella, Naval Intelligence Officer entered the studio for this secret program in the company of Fred Holmes, owner of the Service Station Restaurants. His chief waiters, John Locke and Rich Van Der Meid tell us the reason for the name. When people eat there, they get gas. Elizabeth Smith, author of the best seller The Square at King Arthur's Round Table , enters with Betty LePome who is starring in the movie ver- sion under the direction of Fran Kosakowski. They have just arrived from the hunting lodge of Jack May where the movie is on location. Transportation to and from the lodge is provided by Juanita Phillips, lady pilot of the Global Airlines, and Shirley Reeser, Co-Pilot. More excitement as two members of the All-American Football Team, John Roome, and John McCellend enter. Mrs. Keith is surprised as her old class members make its appearance. She is even more surprised as Judy Graf, head of the famed L. C. S. Marriage Bureau, and her secretary, Joan Clarke enter. Also in the group is Shirley Jenks, Los Angeles school teacher. Dick Drain and Dave Barber are represented by their lawyer, John Parks. Both are in South America Building a bridge. Accompanying them are Nancy Panipinto, Marlene Dieter, and Marion Whitney, in charge of the medical part of the trip. They have just patenteda new bandage which goes inside the wound. Nancy Long, composer of the Pot and Pan Symphony, is the next guest. She is followed by Alice Phelps in charge of promotion of Mexican-American marriages. Behind these are Shirley Spencer, Metropolitan Opera Star, and Jane McCanna, instructor of dancing at Livonia Central. Rita Kurtz, manager of a French Travel Agency enters with Iris Wing and Anna Lou Hamlin, Life Cover Girls. Clarence flkej Orman, 1964 batting Champ- ion of the major leagues, linked arms with Irwin Jenks and Joe Ingerick, World Wide Sheep Ranchers, to greet Mrs. Keith. As the program draws toa close Ralph Edwards announces the usual prizes for Mrs. Keith - a year's supply offrozen foods from the plant of Mildred and Madeline Johnson. This gift was presented by Virginia Pursell, executive secretary of the plant. A charm bracelet of souvenirs from L. C. S. designed by Pat West, New York Jewelry manufacturers, and a new house from Bev, Backus, interior decorator of the new White House were added gifts. Again the theme, and as the cameras fade away the class moves up to chat over the old days of 1953-54 in L. C. S. Mike Marshall, owner of the Holly- wood Hotel urges the class to the taxis and on to the hotel. Dinner is served, and as a special feature Janyce and Donald Riley, famous comedyteam,per- form to the music of Rita Meyer and her all-male orchestra. 50 J -we A -,N N fx Six fb i 1 FATHER WAS A HOUSEWIFE CHARACTERS Julie Butler Doug Butler Dr. Ann Butler Tom Butler Mrs Hanson Hank Steincke Warren Sergeant Lutzfelder Mrs. Cranfield Mrs. Norris Mrs. Ames Pat Flanagan Miss Osborne Calvin Pepper Cynthia Lewis by Verna and Ken Tarpley NOV. 12 Marlene Dieter Arthur Nowak Mary Ann Wester Richard Drain Alice Phelps John Roome David Barber Fred Holmes J aunita Phillips Virginia Purcell Iris Wing Elizabeth Smith Rita Kurtz John Locke Shirley Spencer NOV. 13 Nancy Long Jack May Judy Graf Richard Drain Shirley Spencer Richard Van Der Meid John Locke Anthony Muscarella Janyce Riley Barbara Bartlett Alice Phelps Nancy Panipinto Betty LePome Fred Holmes Marlene Dieter X 'llhln si g, ,i girwq fg ,-Q ' 1 3 i In 'THRU'- ...f 'M s 5 ,,. Q ' A Iqqu Qi n . ., My a-. 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