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

 - Class of 1959

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Peek-a -boo in Biology 3 Keep Away, Sophomores SOME WORK Secrets! Cheese! Bells Ringing So Friendly A LITTLE OF EACH 5 Movmg Tom 7 Not Agam' Concentratlon Mr WILSON WOULD SAY 6 I'm Coming! Doug s m the Bucket' In , phi' 5 1 ACTIVITIES . Vg' 1N .fi 31:11 X bk I, L K . A Sf: 3A-f fa ' Nl: U' z' ,K 1 55.91 QU, Sf - 'Lia .fx . -3. F, 7 Q . Q H... . ,A wif , ' STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: P. King, L. Ziegler, R. Henderson, G. Grisby, D. Nerwin, D. Henry, T. Gott, T. Spencer, J. Struble W. Hopkins, M. Morgan. SECOND ROW: A. Jenks,C.Hanna,Mr. Beaton, F. Masterson, D. Huff, R. Murphy, Mr. Thomas, W. May, E. McClelland. FIRST ROW: P. Morrissey, D. Bartholomew, T. Temple, M. Davis, A. Briggs, B. Carey, A. Schuster. ABSENT: L. Richardson, L. Richardson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY R. Harrison, M. Morgan, F. Masterson, M. Partridge, M. A. C-oering, Ivlrs. Keith, N. Sliker. ,XS , Q- xi f -I L X,l V' ff-4 L, , n . 3 az X A , .,,,L ,V V l I- 'A' ,Lf Q, L -H . 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Kindergarten B BACK ROW: M. Jischke, G. Johnson, R. Kurtz, R. McKeown, D. Popple, W. Massie, M. Min- nehan, D. Panipinto, C. Johns- ton, T. Johnson. SECOND ROW J. Morsch, R. Oyler, J. Inge- rick, D. Robertson, L. Iviiles, T. Predmore, D. Keppen, N. Masterson, O. Mosher. FIRST ROW: L. Panipinto, R. Mul- vaney, M. Luckenback, J. P. Pressler, D. Krest, L. Lawless, H. Norwin. Teacher--A. Carr. lltluuuuuw.,--ni-.,,, Kindergarten A BACK ROW: M. Turner, T. Al- len, E. Durkee, A. Dimmick, D Coe, L. Fusco, G. Deming, M. Copeland, S. David, D. Carpen- ter, L. D'Ange1o. SECOND ROW: B. Boutell, M. Hanna, J. Gibson, C. Curran, H. Gaczyn- ski, R. A. Finocchario, S. Gen- thner, J. Cicero, A. D'Angelo, M. Boutell. FIRST ROW: A. Miles, J. Wheeler, R. Finoc- chario, J. Dibble, D. Boutell, K. Brown, G. Henry, C. Cisco. Kindergarten C BACK ROW: G. Trescott, R. Staudinger, R. Trynoski, K. Wing, L. Reshnyk, I-I. Stevens, F. West, L. Law, H. Mahoney. SECOND ROW: D. Stewart, I. Purcell, S. Wheeler, C. Van Norman, B. Stewart, D. Thomas Y. Tarr, E. Slentz, C. Wnuk, K. Williams. FIRST ROW: C. Thompson, C. Sparks, L. Taft, A. Ward, S. Spicer, P. Sher- man, L. Wingate 2 Kindergarten fHem1ock Schoolj BACK ROW: W. Reed, S. Har- vey, K. Dooley, L. Farnham, D. Hendrickson, K. Robbins. FIRST ROW: D. Northrop, C. Marshall, S. Rath, M. Mar- shall, P. Muscato, R. Peightel. W' be is if fe- sr :- -: .. ., , Nkfgf, .- . -..., . -..,.. .- .- Grade I-B BACK ROW: D. Hill, C. Kep- pen, J. Foy, C. Finocchario, S. Futter, C. LeP0me, R. Mc- Laud, J. LeMoyne. SECOND ROW: S. Luckenbach, R. Bee- Cher, E. Larson, K. Jischke, S. Hill, B. Fischer, K. Gilbert, B. Kausch. FIRST ROW: E. McNeal, J. Hendershott, C. Huff, P. Robertson, F. Main, J. Fagan, P. Erness. Teacher, N. Stoner. Ni Grade I-A BACK ROW: R. M. Brisbane, K. Leonard, J. Ellison, J. Al- len, D. DuBois, D. Harder, J. Day, J. Blum. SECOND ROW: E. Brockman, K. Bowen, T. Carey, J. Butler, T. Dimmick, R. Brown, R. Caccamis, M. Carpenter, A. M. Cook. FIRST ROW: S. Brennan, E. Brosky, K. Cooligan, M. Cicero, C. Alger, C. Barber, L. Bartlett, L. Annis. Teacher, Mrs. Turner L. 3 is . 5:11, A , ff gf? 1l if --M.-44,7 . 5 V. yt 4.41. 'W 'Q .zjfH!Wmi 1' QQA - 'q'3f M A A ... 'lt' E' ft.. . i , f . f z --at if gf f ww' 4. ? Eng n V my ' V :QA 7 f bf 351' -im .J a.'3-Q KW NF. li! Q , 2 5 ll 1 ,wmiw is , 6 A angina: + , ' ,g ' ,,n,..-mf f M.-35 A Q Y-1 K. K ,tg 'fglfkm 1, K ip F . 'nmA f. 'iw ' ff' , .5 4,f. 1g,ff,,fl ,V i QQ',,m1m11.,g'a f h5m55Q F -Ms? , Wwe- :rin ,- V ,, l y f K if .h 5 3, ,Q M - . -, 'sph-f ' 4. E U Y . 4 ?,. A ,, a fm 1 f-1 if L U Q f, , 5 if V N Vg., M N? T, :Ag QQ A 4 kr K S Q 5 ,ig ' ' ,Rf , M 'W f Hffl Q f ' X53 li 9' - M 'X 4' '5 I 1 wi: 1 ly Ji? 1 , M 5 fc, 'aff Q y 1 't 1 f' W ff f I i' ff. . W V 1 x f n 4 ff? A ' NF '7 -' 2 A W , ' , 5 ff 1 K' ff 1 K 5 3, J ' ff' ,. P 73 4 Grade II B BACK ROW: D. Tarr, C. Mahar, T. Fraser, E. Minnehan, P. Meyer, T. Minnehan, R. Greene, R. Mehlenbacher, J. Hill, G. Krest. SECOND ROW: S. Mor- rell, R. Law, T. Maloney, D. Kurtz, B. Morgan, D. Morsch, B. Johnson, J. Henry. FIRST ROW: K. Kurtz, J. Manzek, R. Hendershott, M. McEl1igott, L. Kiefer, G. Harvey, L. Mel- ching. Teacher--J. Hopkins. Grade II A BACK ROW: F. Harrop, J. Bo- dine, D. Bamhart, D. Culver, R. Carpenter, J. Cole, T. Ba- ker, P. Davis, S. Eichas, L. Boynton. SECOND ROW: T. Ace, W. Benson, D. Deming, V. Barber, D. Cain, A. Backus, A. Dibble, S. Fisher, G. Cope- land, T. Alger, G. Bowen. FIRST ROW: B. Ace, J. Bou- tell, M. Brisbane, J. Boutell, C. Darrow, S. Brockman, R. Fugle. Grade II C BACK ROW D Rowe, T Gal braith J Rigney, J Sparlc G. Schreimer, P. Parker, R. Sherman, R. Mosher, S. Patti- son, S. Webster, A. Pfistner, R. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: P. Seefried, B. Ely, K. Slentz, D. Olyer, J. Schwan, R. Nes- bitt, J. Predmore, J. Muscato J J. Hill. FIRST ROW: J. Spicer R. Parkhurst, M. Mulbaney, S. Sawyer, K. Rowland. Grade III-A BACK ROW: A. Snyder, R. Barkman, E. Foy, G. Callahan, L. Bacon, B. Rank, J. Buck, D. Diegert, S. Gott, D. Ellison. SECOND ROW: R. Bartholo- mew, E. Fagan, J. Durkee, R. Bishop, A. Finocchario, R. Da- vis, C. Butler, B. Coughlin, J. Dibble, B. Boutell, J. Darrow, G. Copeland. FIRST ROW: S. Albertson, J. Gibson, J. Carey, J. Fanelli, D. Bowen, S.Brock- man, C. Culver, M. Cicero. f-.......w.-...a Grade II-D BACK ROW: S. Wood, R. Wool ston J Sechler J Hill P Tr F ' ! ' ' Y noski, C. Wingate, S. Widener D. Stewart, R. Williams, Mrs. Minnehan. SECOND ROW: S. Struble, T. Wingate, D. West, E. Wh e D Ward E. Thom - yt ! ' i P son, L. Waugh, F. Wathins, L. Wheeler. FIRST ROW: S. Stru- ble, C. Shelly, D. Webster, C. Thompson, K. Thomas, D. Wnuk, S. VanNorman, R. Wing C Rl -vnu.-. Grade III-B BACK ROW: K. Crossett, T. Dibble, T. Gaczynski, K. Hud- son, R. Kiehle, S. Herrington, H. Lesterhuis, F. LePome, K. Masterson, S. Lowery, K. John- son. SECOND ROW: C. Parsons, V. Harvey, L. Olyer, D. Nick- erson, S. Luckenbach, M. Meyer K. Kilty, D. Kurtz, E. Robinson. FIRST ROW: P. McKeown, S. Henry, K. Larson, N. McTar- naghan, K. Murphy,,H. Main. Grade III-C BACK ROW: G. Reed, J. Vol- lmer, D. Peck, G. Townsend, J. Williams, R. Savage, T. Widener, J. VanDerMeid, J. Mann, G. Pease, K. Roe. SECOND ROW: L. Waldren, J. Main, J. Waden, D. Rowe, R. Johnson, G. Oollins, R. Van DerMeid, G. Vanlngen, W. Purcell, Mrs. Huff. FIRST ROW: J. Trescott, S. Struble, A. Swe- eney, Y. Thurber, M. Presler, R. Vallone, J. Smith. Grade IV-A , BACK ROW: Mrs. Duryea, L. King, C. Beecher, J. Kemp, R. LeMoyne, F. Jischke, R. Coruneen, D. Deming, J. Finocchario, R. Brisbane, J. Henderson, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: S. I-Iaak, L. Aprile, P. Blum, A. Baker, P. Foy, K. Greene, L. Lux, E. Sunday I-Iill, C. Beach. FIRST ROW: C. Condy, K. Benson, R. Cook, N. Alger, C. Bartlett, C. Coughlin, M. Beach, J. Johnston, M. Dib- ble. ...,.....,.., 1 iw' is ll via Grades III 8: IV fHemlockj BACK ROW: c. Welch, R. Arnold, S. Draper, J. True- hart, R. Wooley, J. Mallory, B. Oppermann, D. Thomason Mrs. Short. FIRST ROW: S. Robbins, c. Reed, s. Arnold, J. Pribanich, W. Draper, S. Briggs, I-I. Partridge. 71, GRADE IV C BACK ROW: W. Wood, J. Seefried, A. Wing, F. Van Zandt, D. Shull, J. Watkins, W. Smith, W. Staudinger, M. Turner, M. Williams, J. Wil- son. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Mc- Sweeney, R. Struble, J. Stoner, R. Umeroglie, C. Springett,L. VanNorman, R. Vallone, D. Vallone, M. Smearing, R. Col- lins, R. Schreiner, S. Vallone. SECOND ROW: B. Thomas, M. L. Sharpe, S. Wingate. FIRST ROW: D. Tuttle, K. Thomas, S. Seeley, L. Tubbs, L. Sher- man, K. Slentz, S. Sweeney, W. Sullivan. GRADE IV B BACK ROW: C. Mosher, T. Orman, M. Morsch, T. Kelly, U. Umeroglu, J. Murphy, P. May, M. Lynn, L. Losey, D. Reeser, K. Seeley. SECOND ROW: P. Miller, T. Miller, R. Schalk, M. Pasnak, S.Peck, B. Pressler, B. Nickerson, E. Struble, S. Nelson, R. Parsons, K. Holbrook, E. O'Connel1. FIRST ROW: D. Myers, N. Maloney, S. Pease, S. Peck, C. Reshnyk, H. Schmidl, J. Oldenburg, W. Sullivan, M. Morrell, D. Nichols. GRADE V A BACK ROW: Mrs. Springett, M. Denny, J. Annis, E. Ely, R. Fugle, J. Raffa, L. Golbraith, B. Burns, R. Newcomb, C. Gle ba, L. Wheeler, R. Herrington G. Gott. SECOND ROW: B. Gertacker, S. Boyd, S. Bark- man, M. Cain, C. Carey, S. Backus, J. Henry, P. Hanna, K. Carey, B. Ace, A. Hudson. FIRST ROW: G. Brown, C. Johnston, C. Phelps, W. Beach T. Barker, R. Fischer, J. Davis Grade V B BACK ROW: B. Johnson, B. Mor- sch, J. McClelland, R. Kiefer, T. Mehlenbacher, J. Morrissey, B. Ingraham, A. Manzek, S. Os- borne, P. Gilbert, J. Lesterhuis, E. Olyer, Miss Downing. SECOND ROW: P. LaBue, L. Schulz, K. Nickerson, P. Mann, A. Kurtz, M. McTarnaghan, F. Milliman, R. Lowrey, D. Massey, C. Mor- gan, M. Mahar. FIRST ROW: E. Krest, G. Purcell,J. Kuhn. Grades V 8: VI Hemlock BACK ROW: J. Lemmon, C. Wheeler, D. Whiteman, T. Proc- tor, P. Mallory, E. Saback, T. Walker, M. Blank. FIRST ROW: S. Walker, D.,Partridge, T. Oppermann, S. Mallory, J. Wemett, W. Shepard, Mary Jane Propson, W. Thomason. Grade V C BACK ROW: C. Widener, M. lf. Schreinder, B. Springett, G. Sullivan, D. Peck, G. Smith, S. Wilkins, T. Schulz, B. L. Rightmeyer, R. Parker, Mrs. Backus. SECOND ROW: B. Sackett, K. Schrier, T. Lei- decker, K. Wolter, C. Smith, D. Crane, D. Tubbs, M. Whe- eler, K. West, L. Sliker, S. Struble. FIRST ROW: D. Thomp son, D. Smith, B. Schwan, J. Zastrocky, C. Ruggles, L. Ste- vens. Grade VI-B BACK ROW: D. Rarkhurst, J. Brown E. Lose M. Lowre ! yi yi A. Krest, T. Persell, D. Walk- ley, P. Reed, R. Hudson, W. McCormick, D. Kemp. L. Gas- con. SECOND ROW: Mr. Grif- fo, R. Kiehle, C. Johnson, P. Lawless, S. Page, M. Olyer, G. Genther, J. Richardson, G. Johnson. FIRST ROW: D. Hough, J. Milliman, T. Haak, G. Les- sord, R. Main, S. Holbrook, L. Reshnyk, S. A. Murphy, L. Kornbau, E. Murphy, L. Parker, A. Parker, R. Johnston. Grade VI-A BACK ROW: Mrs. Long, G. Buck, D- Gregory, J. Cicero, E. Glad- ding, K. Carlson, T. Barber, R. Cain, C. Cisco, D. Ely. SECOND ROW: T. Coughlin, D. Drowne, G. Collins, G. Fugle, M. B. Ea- bry, M. L. Finnocchario, C. Greene, G. Benson, S. Fisher, J. Fugle, F. Deming. FIRST ROW: T. Alger, R. Dillman, S. Davis, M. J. Brennan, J. Courneen, S. Bartholomew, J. Callahan. Grade VI-C BACK ROW: R. Tuttle, T. Robertson, D. Schlaefer, W. Sparks, C. Wade, L. Smith, E. VanDerMeid, S. Smith, M. Sweet, T. Smearing, W.Truel- son, J. Parker. SECONDROW: L. Thompson, E. Seeley, J. Shull, J. Schmidl, C. Vallone, P. Bounds, P. Sweeney, D. Wing, D. Wnuk, R. Rowland. FIRST ROW: M. Richardson, M. Webster, J. Tegart, A. Turner, E. Walkley, R. Wells, S. Spencer, M. Trynoski. Grade VII A BACK Row. Mr. Patanella, J. Cicero, R. Fuller, R. Beman, D. Baker, R. Essler, D. Brown, G. Davis, D. Conners, D. Brandon. THIRD ROW: J. Benson, J. Broadnax, R. Colyer, R. Elli- son, J. Finocchario, D. Busch, J. Cook. SECOND ROW: W. Connor, R. Bowne, G. Arnold, K. Davis, K. Duryea, B. Fisher, J. Colegrove, D. Cooligan, A. Bosley, K. Babcock. FIRST ROW: L. DuBois, S. Boyd, M. P. Fra- zer, L. Bruck, J. Eichaa, S.Es- sler, C. Brennan, S. Coe, L. Davis, C. Edmonds. Grade VII C BACK ROW: B. Simpson, F. Sharpe, R. Struble, Miss Moo- ney, G. Staudinger, G. Turner, L. Pope, B. Richardson, J. Raffa M. Orman, D. Persell, J. Town- send, M. Zastrocky. SECOND ROW: S. Thurber, C. A. White, B. L. Willis, F. Osborne, J. C. Smith, L. Wester, J. Thomp- son, J. Sobach, S. Struble, R. Washburn. FIRST ROW: R. Savage, J. Smith, N. Rowe,S. Shepard, G. Robertson, T. Trynoski, C. Olyer, N. White- man, F. Morsch. Grade VII B BACK ROW: Nliss Klaver, J. Johnson, F. Minnehan, T. Johnston, L. Massie, R. Meh- lenbacher, R. Farley, H. M.i1- ler, S. Fugle, L. Grann. THIRD ROW: D. McClelland, R. King, J. NlcCan.na, G. Minosh, J. Kiehle, J. Jischke, S. Gilbert, C. Frazer. SECOND ROW: T. Holbrook, F. Guenther, L.Hill, H. Herrington, G. Mann, E. McClelland, J. McDaniel, J. Johnson, J. Fusco, R. Morgan. FIRST ROW: B. Hill, S. Mil- ler, M. Finocchario, S. Meyer, T. Finocchario, C. Lewis, M. A. Lemmon, S. King, C. Hanna. Grade VIII B BACK ROW: T. Welch, M. Pri- banich, H. Murphy, R. Phillips, R. Smith, J. Whiteman, S. Van DerMeid, M. Peck, D. Murphy, D. Nichols, E. Purcell, G. Mas- terson, Mrs. Baker. SECOND ROW: R. Staudinger, M. Welch, D. Pease, V. Shearer, G. Schalk, S. Shepard, S. Nelson, N. Yan- nantuono, J. Sweet, W. Pani- pinto. FIRST ROW: J. lvliller, S. Opperman, J. Williams, M. Orman, C. Pease, C. Smith. f -fl! f Grade VIII A BACK ROW: E. Hill, R. Lem- mon, B. Bartlett, D. Huff, J. Kurtz, R. Ace, A. Jenks, L. Gre enlee, J. Joy. THIRD ROW: G. Baker, M. Davis, C. Davis, T. Dillman, M. Bacon, J. Crane, D. Boutell, J. Hatfield. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, S. Krest, S. Kelly, L. Greene,A. Gladding, C. Cady. FIRST ROW: L. Boutell, B. Baker, S. Luitiveiler, D. Baker, N. Grear, K. Cottorff. Teacher--Mrs. Hooker. .iswifl .... ll ,, ,,,v Nancy Albright Earl Allen James Baker Catherrne Barber Martha Brrkedahl Wllham B0d1ne James Boutell James Broadnax Fred Bruck Ehzabeth Carey Wllbur Colegrove Douglas Connor Nancy Cook Carlton Cormsh Shrrley Cormsh Rrchard Davms Sandra Davls Patncra Drllman Nancy Ellrott Sheron Elhs Joyce Fmlay Bonnre Foster James Frazer Frances Fuller Bonnre Gaczynskr Mary Lou Gesell J Kenneth Gladdmg Terence Gossens Joan Gregory Glenda Harvey Robert Harvey Donald I-Iendnckson Robert Hoppough Davrd Huff Judy Humphreys Charles Hungerford Donna Jenks Marcra Jewell Katherme Klehle Karen Kllty JUNIORS 0' il H CW 37 X JUNIORS 1..-vw, ,-.--.Q if B4 --up mn 117 up 38 Nrcholas Krest Suzanne Lawless Grace Lee Eugene Lowery Frances Masterson Mrldred McCanna Lmda Mxlbredt Soma Mrller Marrlyn Morgan Margaret Mary Murphy Rosemary Murphy Nhlton Partndge Raymond Phrllrpson Mrcheal Pope Thomas Post Evelyn Presler Davxd Pr1ce Vrrgxma Prowant Louxse Rrchardson W1ll1am Roe Dav1d Rumfelt Ahce Ann Schuster Patr1c1a Szmpson Howard Slntzemch Raymond Slocum Smearrn Thomas Spencer Helen Stoner Jerry Struble Sharon Sweet Letltma Temple Patr1c1a Temple Jane Wade John Weegar Jean Whxteman Mildred Whiteman Jerome Wnuk Thomas Wright Mary Ann Zastrochy M my f N519 ,L My M if W MQW yy W Kyiv Wiyxmyx Hx WMV ,wry xi Q M M SENIQRS x, 12-5, xlib! 5' , r LARRY LEE COYKENDALL Woodchuck What do you say, man? --Student Council 25 Chorus 15 Band l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Class Officer 35F.F.A. 1, Gun curb 2. ANN MARGARET BRIGGS IIA-Ilnll Oh my goodness ! --Student Coun- cil 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Senior Play 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Beacon Staff 1,2535 Intramurals l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3, President 45 Safety Council 2,35 Broadcast Club 15 Conductor's Club 3. PAUL FREDERICK BUSCH ucaseyu What do ya say, man? --Baseball 1,2,3,45 L Club 2,3,45 SeniorP1ay 45 Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH HOWARD CALLAHAN llJ0ell How about a ride to Geneseo? -- L Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,s,45 Senior Play 45 Football 15 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Projection Squad 1,25 Photo Club 35 Broadcast Club 15 Chef's Club 2. HELEN AILEEN COSTELLO He1en If you don't stop that ! --Student Council 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Class Officer 15 All-Cowity Chorus 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45G.A.A 2,3,4. MICHAEL DAVIS llmike ll Where's the party? -- L Club 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,43Tennis 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ESTHER ALENE EDWARDS Schultzy Dag-I-Iabb-it --Chorus 15 Band 1,2,3,45 All-County Band ls Intra- murals 1,23 F.H.A. 15Sa.fety Coun- cil 1,2,3. JANET ANN ELLISON llvjanll Sally! Can I go too? --Band 1,2, 3,45 Senior Play 45 All-County Band 43 All-County Junior Band 1- Beacon Staff 2,35 Intramurals 1 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Safety Coun- cil 1,2,3. JOAN ELIZABETH FARLEY Joanie Don't know do you? --Beacon Staff 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Year- book Staff 2,3,45 Safety Council 2,3,43 Broadcast Club 23F.B.L.A. 1. fgwfff ROBERT WARREN FOOTE Bob I11 do It later' Chorus 1 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4, Semor Play 4 Class Off1cer 2 Beacon Staff 2 Intramu rals 1 2, Yearbook Staff 2 4 Con ductmg Club 3 Chef 's Club 2 F B L A 2 Jjfff Ujfjfrbw , We i CATHERINE ELLEN HARDER llxathyil What is it you want to know, Nancy? --Beacon Staff 1,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45Safety Council 1,2,3,45Broadcast Club 1. JEANETTE ELIZABETH GIADDING Jeanet:tie Oh! You know what I did? --Chor us 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Senior Play 45 Beacon Staff 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Conducting Club 3. MARY ALICE GOERING Ilpinkyll What? -- National Honor Society 3,45 Chorus 2,35 Class Officer 15 Beacon Staff 1,2, Editor 3,45 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45Year- book Staff 1,2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Safety Council 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 1. THOMAS REED GOTT llFatsll Where's Janet? --Student Coun- eil 3,45 L Club 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Football 1,2,3,45A11-County Junior Band 15 All-State Chorus 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,35 Safety Council 35 Photo Club 2,35 Chef's Club 2. MURLIN HAMMOND Murlin Mann! ! --Class 1,2,3,45 Safety jection Squad .M ROXANNE HARRISON Roxie For pity's sake ! --Student Coun- cil 2,35 National Honor Society 3,49 Chorus l,2,3,4g Senior Play 45 All- County Band l,2,45 All-State Chorus 3,43 Beacon Staff 3s Intramurals 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Cheerlead- ing l,2,35 Conductors Club 3. DAVID EUGENE HENRY llDave ll You want a rap in the mouth? -- Student Council 45 L Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4g Class Officer 1. LARRY HOLLING llliarryll Pow! Pow! Pow ! --Student Coun- cil 35 Basketball l,2,3g Football 4g Track 35 Class Officer 35 Volleyball l,2,39 Soccer l,2,3g Baseball l,2,3. CHARLES WARD HOPKINS Ward I'l1 have no part of it. --Student Council 4s L Club Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Chorus ball l,2,3,45 Tennis Officer 2,35 Intran' Chef's Club 2. SALLY MARIE KURTZ Sally That was a riot' Chorus 1 2, , , Band l,2,3,4 All State Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Beacon Staff 2 Sec retary 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4gG.A.A. 2,3,45 Safety Council 1,2,3. 43 tfrf CHARLES WILLIAM MURPHY llMurflI Fusin--Ay -- L Club 2,3545 Chorus l,2,45 Senior Play 45 Basketball 15 Tennis 2,35 Wrestling 2,35 All-County Junior Chorus 15 Beacon Staff 35 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,35 Safety Council 2,3545 Projection Squad 25 Photo Club 35 Chef's Club 2. ...aw a,SLz,,. W U2-A ' , .,. I A ,,r,.,.,5,,Qe-. ,W .6-,M 4 1 5 , , . . ,A .V new --M , -5 55,5 kr A L -.K ,W ,i , , 5 fs 5 f . ,rr 1. ,Q 5 1 . ,ML .., - 1 A ' ' - .wr . ssh ,s- 5. I F a QT. 4 if V 44 GALE L. McK.EOWN llcalell So What! -- L Club 1,2,35Chor- us 1,25 Basketball l,2,35 Football 1,25 Tennis 1,2,35Al1-County Jun- ior Chorus 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3. DAVID MILLER Dave What's your problem? -- L Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Football 3,45 All-County Chorus 1,25 All-State Chorus 35 Intramu- rals 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4. ORLANDA M. MOORE llLandylI What's there to do at nights? -- Student Council 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,25 All-County Chorus l,2. MARCIA ELAINE MORGAN IIMU-Shi! You Idiot! --Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Officer 45 Beacon Staff 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Year- book Staff 3,45 Safety Council2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 1. S DICK NERWIN llNeIIl How's the folks? --Student Coun- cil 45 Chorus 45 Senior Play 45 Jun- ior Red Cross 45 Intramurals 25Base- ball 2,3. MARION ELIZABETH PARTRIDGE Marion Guess who just lost her textbook? -- Student Council 15 National Honor So ciety 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Stateg Wide I-lorizons4 GARY GRAY PATTERSON Garbo Yeah! Then what happened? - Student Council l,2,35 Class Of- ficer 2,35 Soccer 2,35Baseball1,2,3. VIRGINIA MAY PROPSON llcinnyil By George! --Chorus l,2,3,45Band 1,2,3,45 All-County Chorus l,25All- State Chorus 45 Junior Red Cross 25 F.H.A. 4. LYNN RICHARDSON Rich And that there --Student Council 3, President 45 L Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Beacon Staff 25 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Safety Council 35 Baseball l,2,3. 45 SANDRA M. TEGART llsandyll Want I should crack you? --Sen- ior Play 45 Junior Red Cross 35 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3, Business Manager 45 Safety Coun- on 1,2,3,4. 46 9 J , KARL EDWARD SCI-IROEDER 'Schreder ' o What! ! -- L Club 1,2,3,45 orus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Sen- or Play 45 All-County Chorus 2,3,45 X11-County Band 2,35 All-County Iunior Band and Chorus 15 All- itate Chorus45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Safety Coun- :il 1 2, 5 Projection Squad 1,2,35 'hot dub 2,35 Broadcast Club 1,25 ' s Club 2. I NANCY CAROL SLIKER IN ll llld 'r understand 1 --student louncil 15 National Honor Society ,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 'enior Play 45 Class Officer 3,45 ill-County Chorus 25 All-County Land 15 Dance Band 1,25 Beacon taff 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45G.A.A. ,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2. JANET LEE STRUBLE Ian You little brat ! --Chorus 1,2,3,45 :nior Play 45 Beacon Staff 253,45 ,tramurals 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 45Broad ist Club 1. SUSAN RUTH STRUBLE indie s there something you wanted to ll me? --Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior ay 45 All-State Chorus 35 Intra- urals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 152,35 rfety Council 1,2,3,4. CHARLES TENNY Chuck Mercy --Senior Play 45 Intramu- rals 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Safety Council l,2,3,45 Projection Squad 1,25 Baseball 25 Chef's Club 2. HARRY THOMAS llsonnyll How's the Folks? -- L Club 3,45 Chorus 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Intramurals X l,2,3,4. Q I ,Ai I ' 1F 1'e'n . , A V Uv' -1 GERALD F. THOMPSOQQ Xu E J nslerryu Ar I 1 M I Guess! --Student Council 25QL1: M :J Club 253,45 Chorus 1,25 SenforP ay ' 1, 45 Basketball 25 Tennis El-5:45 510' 9,7 All-County Chorus 1,25 tramur -L , 1,2535 Chef's Club 2. ,, JL, L ,px .1 'v l if Qu ,J ' ilpetell What s the answer? -- YV 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track? 1, l,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Intraivnu- J' 4 rals 1,2,3,4. fp! 1 . v fv 4 gl HJ fj' PAUL VACCAR 5 if TJ A ,J 'U' ' ' L dlilb F V, lf if EES? 3 EDITH LKLEY , Edi V , Come n e let's gO! -- 5 ' Cho - ' Y R rus 2,3,4, Band 2 3 4' S 4 Beacon Staff 3 Intramura 4 c A A 3 4, Yearbook staff Q unci 4 Photo Club 3 yeas A xx Niggas 92552 GEORGE NORMAN WEMETT George The heck with it! -- L Club 3,45 Chorus 3,4 5 Senior Play 4, Intramu- rals 3,4g F.F.A. 3,49 Safety Council 3,43 Lima High School 1,2. CHARLOTTE R. WESTER ll.-Ietll l don't know ! --Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 3,45 Beacon Staff, assistant editor 33 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 49 Safety Council 3. Mrs. Muriel Keith, Advisor V JV! Mr. Eugene Huffhp' Advisor W 4, The-My 1 .ilk ff ff f V 4 VJ 1 f 11 ,MJ W ,Vx WV s Q7 C XCLASS HISTORY at The class of 1959 began its freshman year under the guidance of Mr. Patanella. We sponsored a baked food sale, sold decals, and bought our class pins. Our sophomore year began by having a bake food sale. We also sponsored a hayride and dance at which the tradition of unfavorable weather for all our projects was set. At the beginning of our junior year we elected Mr. Smith and Mrs. Dickenson as our class advisors. We celebrated the dawn of the space age with a sputnik record hop. After April, we served many dinners and luncheons. Our Junior Prom 's theme was Underwater Fantasy, at which a girl from Dansville was crowned queen. Since our class advisors both left Livonia, we elected Mrs. Keith and Mr. Huff as our new advisors. We were happy to receive the Hemlock Senior class as part of the class of '59 when the two schools combined. During our senior year we sponsored dinners, skating parties, and presented our senior play What a Life. Christmas in the Country' was the theme of our Christmas Ball at which Roxanne Harrison was crowned queen. In January and February the class sold magazines as the last of its major projects before the trip to Washington and New York. 8,-., N JQ 'XJ Best Lines Kathy Harder and Ward Hopkins Most All-Round Students if David Henry and Mary Alice Gocring Comedians Chuck Tenny, Charlotte Wester, and Paul Busch 'Uni Best Dancers 1X N - Roxanne Harrison and Bob Foote Most Likely to Succeed Janet Struble and Iviike Davis 49 Senror Class Wrll We, the Senror Class of the Lrvonra Central School, town of Lrvonra State of New York bemg of sound mrnd and memory do hereby acknowledge and bequeath as follows ANN BRIGGS leaves the Job as Presrdent of the G A A to anyone Just anyone ' ' PAUL BUSCH would lrke to leave the 1ce on the blacktop next wrnter to Davrd Huff and hrs hot bomb Qcar? JOE CALLAI-IAN would lrke to leave hrs beaten path to Groveland to Jake Arnold HELEN COSTELLO leaves her herght to Barbara Day LARRY COYKENDALL leaves the Job of workrng hard to pass all grades to good krds MIKE DAVIS would lrke to leave hrs abrlrty to Jrtter bug to Dave Huff ESTHER EDWARDS leaves her abrlrty to skrp rntramurals srnce 9th grade and be mrssed for the past frve weeks to Lrnda and Evey JANET ELLISON leaves all her Lrght 'n Brrght to Mrss Cummerton JOAN FARLEY leaves her abrlrty to get the car to Nancy Cook ROBERT FOOTE leaves hrs short shorts to anyone that wants them MARY ALICE GOERING leaves her abrlrty of tryrng to obtarn prctures from the Photography Department of the Lrvonran to Marcra Jewell JEANETTE GLADDING would lrke to leave her Lrght and Brrght ' to anyone foolrsh enough to rurn therr harr TOM GOTT leaves hrs good study habrts, good marks and all hrs studyrng on weekends to Ted Arnold MURLIN HAMMOND would lrke to leave the F F A treasury book to the next ambrtrous fellow that wants rt CATHERINE HARDER leaves her boyfrrend Frank to Vera rn hope that she catches hrm ROXANNE HARRISON leaves her abrlrty to frnd transportatron to Nana's wrth Alrce Ann Schuster and Nancy Wunder No farr hrtchhrkrng' ' ' DAVID HENRY leaves Nothrng ' I'm takrng rt all wrth me LARRY HOLLING leaves hrs lazrness to any trred sole WARD HOPKINS leaves hrs marks to Huffer so that he may total them and get one passrng mark SALLY KURTZ leaves a gymsurt 2 jerseys, Ipr plard shorts lpr snealc and a Mrchrgan State sweatshrrt to whoever already has them GALE MCKEOWN leaves hrs three speedrng marks to Dave Huff ORLANDA MOORE leaves the nrce trmes at Hemlock Dances to Pat Srmpson MARCIA MORGAN leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth her brother to Nancy Cook WILLIAM MURPHY would lrke to leave hrs cousrn Rosemary to Woody Stewart DICK NERWIN leaves hrs pet sayrng How's the folks? to Bob Smearrng MARION PARTRIDGE leaves the faculty to the mercy of the student body, the student body to the mercy of the faculty, and the burldrng to look after rtself GARY PATTERSON leaves hrs means of transportatron by Model A to Carl Cornrsh VIRGINIA PROPSON leaves to Lrnda and Evelyn the power of losrng ten pounds a month LYNN RICHARDSON leaves hrs old cars to Nrck Krest rn hopes he can make rt: to practrce on trme KARL SCHROEDER leaves hrs abrlrty to lrve so close to the school and be tardy so many trmes rn one school year to Larry Stewart NANCY SLIKER leaves her personalrty shrrt to Mrss Cummerton JANET STRUBLE leaves all her frghtrng wrth Drck Nerwrn to anyone who thrnks he can handle rt SUSAN STRUBLE would lrke to leave Mrss Cummerton to Alrce Ann Schuster 1n hopes Alrce Ann makes the best of the opportumty SANDY TEGART would lrke to leave her extra werght to Bonnre Foster rn hopes that she can use rt CHARLES TENNY leaves all hrs dates rn Geneseo to Ted Arnold HARRY THOMAS leaves all hrs good marks to Mrs Kerth GERALD THOMPSON leaves Brll Murphy and hrs Red Card to the Class of '60 or whenever he graduates PAUL VACCARO bequeaths hrs abrlrty to ge along wrth Mr Raymond Connell to anyone who so desrres EDITH WALKLEY leaves her abrlrty to talk and make norse and get away wrth rt to her srster Brenda GEORGE WEMETT would lrke to leave hrs herght to Arch Davrs CHARLOTTE WESTER leaves her enthusrastrc rnterest rn all 4 H actrvrtres to Mary Ann Davrs The Class of 1959 also wrshes to leave thanks to all the teachers who have helped us to reach our destrnatron and all the students and people of Lrvonra and surroundrng areas for Jornrng rn and helprng us go to Washrngton and New York Crty and for lettrng us have so many good trmes WITNESSES James M Wrlson Nancy Slrker Eugene R Huff Mary Alrce Goerrng 53 . . . . . , , . . , . . : ,, . . . ! DAVID MILLER leaves his fruit boots to Bob Hoppough so he can continue to be an Ace when his wear out. ENTER TU LERRN D0 UUT T0 SERVE JCI ali!! .Emyg vm I ENTER TU LEARN G0 OUT TU SERVE if NTER TU DUT TU ENTER TD LERRN GU UUT TUWEPERVE ENTER TU GD OUT TU ' 1 , . 'v' . .Lv ul Xi nv: 2, M , nl lm, 1 If R iff gr lf' ' l 'mvn T :za g i s'V I H943 : 'Q Q 2 Tm iF f fe dk 4 X HCl In g mi, Ml Q ADMINISTRATIONN +it fn, W ,4 A -4 xxx, X. u Board of Education Maurice Sweeney, Robert Miller, Theodore Henry, Mrs. George Savage, Walter Meyer. 'me-ea A. is N. Q. ,,, James M. Wilson, Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Growing up is a most complicated process--isn't it! We all start life with our own particular set of genes and chromosomes. Then each of us has his own specific en- vironment in which to grow--his home, his school and his community. We are here--now! We already have within us those im- portant inheritable factors which we must accept and must develop. Our environmental factors will have to help us grow up. Of course most of us develop along pretty much the same basic pattern. We crawl before we walk and run, we make gurgles and noises before we speak words and sentences, etc. Important differences and changes then start to make themselves known and we begin the process of growing up. Recently a group of specialists in psychology, sociology, education and medicine, after extensive and serious de- liberations, unanimously agreed that if we have two good parents that love each other and love us- -we have the very best chance to adjust to adulthood with its contrasts of successes and failures, of happiness and un- happiness. Notice--no mention was made of whether we need be rich or poor. It is also agreed that if we have an adequate school building equipped with dedicated teachers,properly trained in sound educational philosophies and who have a real understanding of growing boys and girls as well as specific knowledge of subject matter--we have another very suitable environment for growing up. The people that make up your community and your school district have recognized all these facts and factors and have endeavored to furnish you with every oppor- tunity to have a good home and to attend a good school in a moral and religious minded community so that you may fully develop your inherited potential. Those of you who will take full advantage and make full use of this--your environment--will grow up--will be- come responsible, respected and happy citizens of your world. Do you recognize your part in this scheme? wt XXX 3 74 W'-We W'-'TA LEON VAN DER MEID X , STERLING ELLISON RAYMOND CONNELL BL1SinCSS Manager Xl Vice-Principal Grade Supervisor L ff nv LEE MELCHING and ELIZABETH JORDAN Secretaries 57 CHARLES MAY Superintendent of Schools FACULTY M' in XVX mai fl 58 M Turner Kindergarten A Carr K1ndergartenB, Mahone Kindergarten C Turner, Grade 1A Stoner Grade 1B E VanDerMe1d Grade 1C M Beach, Grade 1D J Bar nard Grades 1812 Hemlock F Hari-op, Grade 2A J Hopkins, Grade 2B A Pfistner, Grade 2C G Mlnnehan Grade 2D, A Snyder Grade 3A, K Cros sett Grade 3B M Huff Grade 3C M Short Grades 3:94 Hemlock B Duryea Grade 4A E O'Conne1l Grade I McSweeney Grade 4C B Springett Grade 5A J Downing Grade SB, A Backus Grade SC M Blank Grades 58:6 I-lem lock G. Long, Grade 6A C. Griffo Grade 6B J. Parker Grade 6C R. Mooney, 7th Spelling English, E. Klaver, 8th Math Elementary Algebra C. Patanella 7th, 8th So- cial Studies, R. Baker, 8t , 9th English B Hooker, 9th, 10th Eng 11sh W Anagnoson 9th So C131 Stud1es, World HISLOYY R Davls, 7th 8th 9th cz ence, M W1lson Math PhyS1CS, M Trudel Language M Kelrh 11th 12th Eng lxsh G Dmsmore, Blology, General Sc1ence L Leader 1Oth,11th,12th Soclal Stud res, F Beaton, Commerc1al, E Huff Agnculture 02 W 4411. J Hardy, Homemak1ng Pexghtel Kmdergarten Mus1c Hemlock D Wim gate Vocal Mus1c G Bar nard Grade Mus1c E Gott, Instrumental Mus1c R Antalek Industr1al Arts M Hubbell Llbary M Gardner, Art, N Gardner Grade Art V Cummerton G1rls Phys1cal Educat1on E Baker Boys Phys1calEd ucatlon D Rohr Phys1cal Educat1on, Health, 7th Math M Mltchell Nurse P Wheeler Dental Hyg1en 1st M Bond1, Speech L Wagner, Dr1ver Tralnmg R Connell 7th Math Soc Stud1es M Thomas Gu1d ance S Ell1son,Chem1stry FACULTY 59 R11 cd' 4 ? 'yr' v-Q 2 11 7 I ,f 1 ' x ' A W ' Y , , 74, 4 ' 1 1 7 S ' 'Q 1 I . , , . . , , 5 .1 Q it fr -rg S3- ' 1 r , 1 ' Q 7 ' Y . - , , ' Q .01 A f X .1 V' M . , . 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'2'.?r Davls Arnold Baker Crane Genthner I-Ierrmgton Jackson Johnson W11k1DS Wlngate Curt1s Hoyt Osborne Reed Seeley Struble Barber Crane Davl s Glbson Gladdmg Gott Hanna H1 1 Lxttle H Moran C Roblnson Thrs year the Y Staff would lrke to stress the1r apprecratron for the hard work ad vrce and rnstrucuon of the admrnrstratron faculty and loyal staff members of L1von1a Central School A great deal of effort 1S put forth by these people tn order that our school w1ll operate smoothly We have been fortunate th1s year to have the Hemlock Central School become part of L1von1a Central They have been a welcome add1t1on to our classes and acuvmes The members of the Y Staff thank everyone who has helped 1n anyway to make e 1959 LIVONIAN POSS1b16 The LIVONIAN could not be produced wrthout the generous support from those who have adverused rn th1s yearbook We wrsh to thank them and ask our fnends to patronrze these advernsers We could never express enough thanks for our pauent advrsors Mrs Gardner Mr Beaton and Mr Gott A large amount of therr extra trme IS spent wrth the prepara non of the yearbook whrch many do not realrze The members rn the varrous depart ments that have worked hard ln order that the LIVONIAN could be presented also deserve acknowledgement We hope that everyone who reads the 1959 LIVONIAN has as much enjoyment from as the Y Staff drd when they composed rt 54160 Edr tor Assrstant edltor Busrness Manager Photography Edrtor Layout Delores Moss Carol Morrell V1rg1n1a Prowant Nancy Wunder Patr1c1a Wrrght Joan Nlchols Sharon West Kay Thompson Marcra Jewell Donna Bartholomew Soma Mxller Photography J1m Rayton Delores Moss Marcra Jewell 61 Marcla Jewell Sandy Tegart Jrm Rayton Business Sandy Tegart Bonnle Foster Marcra Morgan Vrrgrnra Prowant Lourse Rrchardson Catherme Harder Chuck Tenny Joan Farley Nancy Cook M1lton Partndge Marcra Jewell Donna Bartholomew Mary Ann Davls Marrlyn Morgan ' th ' it Editor-in-chief ..... ,... ........................ M a ry Alice Goering J rf 4. Ax T C--HPD Aj o D C WWW 3132.2 'gt Q . ' W Q-QSM Q - gk 'X MURHN X -v xx ,L e af W XX ,. I 4 Geary? , A .1 14 62 6 .XX xf A :My f My , ,Qtr M W 'J' gf V Q-Lb' J if Af. LV JX Vg L' uv' M iv A UU! rf av' 'WA Vvvayifx it Y ww NN he N, P9 TIIVHHMJ K' wmv f Ax F L+VMyvqwJf 10 li Q 'SE yt 6 CN X Fe K 1, ff o sk fn 1 V Mu B- X af 'A j x v' ., I .' VJ w if ic. . ' 59 ' QT A L, , g, 6 Wwwy M M W G, mf O if Wy Q35 if QF WUPHOMORES 3 , k h M T J M fbiiw 3, gil J Q, Y in PQ ,QQ ' 4 Q . 5? F A pw? wif b . ' V! X JY i 'rv1 '7n DM, I W! fl-,5pg.1a1 ' 6? gif I .W ' 676 Complzments 0 MILESTONE FARM OOUPLIUPATS I' lmer Wemett S Son Llma I hone I udlovx 7 3268 FUKMAN M HUFF fomplzments L1fe1 Insblrance CHESTER GASCON 8- SONS Hoheoye Phone 201 Punch Press Dull Ires Inonu New Xork I hone I 1von1 1 8191 .2 S CONIPI NP V1 S OI The L1Von1a Chapter FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1- 1, A R S N' V L 5 ' S 1 xi, 95, I 1 A S ' ' Pk KAL -I W, A ' tx ,I ' L L N ,, LL 4,1 71 UL APT A 2 l f 4 nj '-L Arfxi 'X' lx I 1' ' f , 1 v 1 -,J ' N ,uf X ,fb V X A-if P k J, V M fl ,L 1 A , wr' k X , .. -, ll Q I x sb' X n K K 1 V V 3 V1-Vf ' SV - X - l - W , M' , ,f qw New Xork x V ' ' . f JJ, H X11 AK , if I fl' 'Hi S , , 'L-fx' 5 ,J fl .' 1 A ,X l - 1 'J l . ax ll. K ! R YV . 1 N 4, I .X -' 1 W' 'J , . x i Jy . W ' 1 A q ' V 1 of 1 V 7' j A JK Q P 3 ' x . 5, . , x . . ' 'z , lv, ' Q ' , . .i 3, cofmrvvrwgjs if CWUUISQW BAND y1 ,f N U ff 'x ' 1 xj fx- 1' f Q 5 ,5nN2xJf4DE Q - l K E X L, 5 -V4 V I , I . Best Wishes to the Class 0 1999 rom the THE LIVON IA ROTARY CLUB INSURE WISELY Ph111pj Sweeney, C L U gf' W Maur1ce F Sweeney Insurance Auto Fmance W Real Estate X X , f F f 5 , 52' eeeel iii, . . x x , 'frj Q- ff . '31 e.-' -'-a ' ' ' ' 'f If IQ 'e., 3i5'f fi I r ' 'v.' , jfff ea e 1 ',v '-,, .1 I ' Nix x A . ' 'H -'4' v-A-,A g jgffi VN v A4 Q! -VC, C Cf, ' - 5 .,'4,,, ,VIV ipjenzj ,X A ' 5, Yg ?:xj..'.VEj.5 .-V,.- 1 X., f 1 I HOME HEATING Is Never a Problem wlth Amerlcan Oll Co 47 lt burns Cleaner' every gallon goes farther' Dehvenes 4f lt s more healthful PHONE more even burmng, cleaner' LIVONU 22 HUB OIL CO Dlvlslon of Huberlle Inc McKee Rd Rochester l'I N Y . . . ,S. I 17 it's more economical . . . for local ' 7 Portrzuts and Group P1ctures 1n the Photographed by MOSER STUDIO 270 1 A Nr ROCHESTER 2 NEW YORK Bok 5 7920 Livonian ' on n th ' Compliments LONG S IGA STORE of Livonia, New York Phone 25 THE no-RA SHOPPE- Howord Long Bob Long Stationery - Gifts - Records Livonia New York Compltments WELCH S FIRESTONE STORE Complzments o LoDICO GENERAL STORE LakevlIIe New York Covzplzments CONESUS MILK PRODUCERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Complzments HAYES AND ANDREWS Ford Sales and Service Limo New York Limo I6O ..-+ f UP TO DATE CLEANERS QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY Phone I76 3.1 24 Mom Street Llvomo New York ' f of I , ' w . Of Of ESEEEEEQEQEZQIQ ' 3533: -QLQESSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEESSEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEESEEE CE ,..... EEEEEEEEEEEEESEEESEEEEE , ffm-.TTrr1:11r:r::::: ififffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... .,,, it ..... ' Compliments LEWIS GENERAL TIRES 260 East Avenue Rochester w Ygrk FASINO S Rochester Power Brake Center 651 Brood Street Rochester 6 New York Phone Genesse 8 9I95 CONESUS ELECTRIC SERVICE Conesus, New York Complzments THE AMERICAN TOWEL SUPPLY C0 Rochester5 N Y STEWART LUMBER CO Llvomu New York fomplzments JORDAN S KENDALL STATION COUITJILUIQ HIS' VERNE S GULF SERVICE Cor Rt I58.20A LckevlIIe N Y Here s luck Lo the .Senmrs C L CAMPBELL jeweler KEMP S GULF STATION Llvonno BEAUTY SHOP 26 Sprung St Llvonlo N Y Phone Luv ZOI W By Appointment Night Appointments New York Mondays Ott GEORGE FRANCE Good Luck Seniors Bur B Q s Hots Beetburgers Home mode ,ce c,eC,,,, DAY TRACTOR at IMPLEMENT co Llvonlc Center Route ISA Lnmo New York New York 54 to 104 to S100 STORE Endicott Johnson Shoes f omphmerzts of Toys and School Supplies THE LIVONIA LIQUOR STORE LIVOUIG New York Mom Street Llvonlo New York Of Ne I of Of Comvlimeflfs BRlsBANE's HARPER METHOD 0 f Compliments o f 54 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 104 Benjamin Jaffa - Prop. Geneseo New York Compliments Of MCDONALD CLOTHING STORE Geneseo New YOYIC Phone 147 WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Geneseo New York Compliments Of THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Fine Food Livonia New York MINCKLER DRUG CO. Geneseo New York REXA LL Phone 182 ROCHESTER STATIONERY CO. Rochester N. Y. 8 .lay Sf Phone LOcus1 2-5850 Compliments CHIARA S SHOE STORE Shoes and Repolr For the Family Geneseo New York Phone 336 M Compliments and Mrs RED VAN INGEN LakevlIIe New York Compliments ROWLAND AND WESI SHELL SERVICE Car Repairs Tune Ups Luke-alle Livonia N Y Ramblers Phone 2I3M Compliments THE GROVE MOTEL w York Compliments C0mPlLmentS MURPHY AND SULLIVAN PONTIAC LAKEVILLE BEAUTY PARLOR DansvlIIe New York Lakeville N Y Compliments BUS 17 Chevrolet CI'l0l'IeS ROIJIIISOI1 Sqles Sefylce The Best In Ladles and Men s Wearing Appc1reI Pos? Office HENDERSHOTT S GENERAL STORE LakevlIIe New York Llvonla New York of 1 O ' Mr. . of T of ' ' . ' Ne of of I Uf WALTER c. MEYER I THE CORNER DRUG STORE RICHARDSON S PHARMACY A , L9 V Vlc Sfruble Prop Lnvonla New York Phone ALUMNI ATHLETIC EQUIP CO State Theafer Building Ithaca New York Congrofulaflons Class of 59 Lqkevllle ENGEL S GRILL New York PANIPINTO GENERAL STORE Lnvonua Center N Y Phone 897 F QI Compliments nd Mrs LEO GOERING Lakeville Compliments LEWIS GROCERY New York Lakeville Best Wishes rom C ACKER SMITH New York Llvonln omplzments Compliments J C MONTE BERNHARDT LUMBER YARD Shoes Clothmg Hemlock N Y New York , I f , Q Y I - . ' ' I I52 . . I,vOV77f7l?'VI?l'fIfS ' ' of I . of - - Mr. 1 . I of f C Y , . ' nf of LIVON IA DAIRY W L Brennan and Sons Try Our Homogenxzed Mllk MILKY WAY Rowland Sm1th Mgr I h 150 OI' Compliments of Phone 70 Livonia New York 0 C Compliments - of 5: f , . Livonia New Y 7 one , THE LIVONIA GAZETTE Established in 1875 Publishing and Printing DEPARIBUHVTSTORE Ladles Men s Ch11dren s Wear Phone 110 LIVOHIH New 1 ork Smart styles for everyone 'From a Card to a Catalog' Thomas ll. Alvord Llvonla Phone 52 New Xorlc Slnce 1929 Owner and Publisher f THF LIMA RECORDFR Complzments BROWN FUNERAL HOME WINGATE ELECTRIC 11von1a W XOI'Ii voucANssSURE IF ws Westin house Complzments PEERLESS SAL 0 WELL CO INC 817 Washlngton Street Buffalo 3 New 1 ork Compltments HEMLOCK SAW SERVICE Hemlock New 1 ork GRAF S MARKET an Frozen Food Lockers The C Lty Ilarffet Ln a Country Town Phone 128 I 1von1a lNew Xorlc f ompltments o J N RASBACH PHOTO SERVICE Over Thtrty Years o Servtce To the Schools of Our Natton Distrlct Offlce 226 Denlson Bldg Syracuse New York 'IIa1n Off1CC and Plant 105 'llvrtle Street Shelton Conn . , . 0 , Qf Of J. D Ne 1 I I I f Y 7 1 ' 1 of 25 South Main Street d . . , INC. ct Av- A - J . S9 POST BROS. OIL CO., INC. XNOIN IN 1 I hone Avon 3391 I omplzments Cwornplzmenti 0 BECKWITH 5 I G A LIVONIA FIRE DEPARTMENT COHCSUS New XOFIC LIVOHIH 1New 1orIR fomplzments fomplzments RED WOOD RESTAURANT DRAIN S HARDWARE RUTH BARBER Complzments 0 Dealer Ln Amoco Products STUART J FIN'-AY OIL Co phone Llvoma 92 Call I 1von1'1 161 or 179 Llvoma New Xork I lVOI1ld New 1orIx Fuel 0:1 Cas lxerosene frease Compliments f SANDY VAN ALLEN s FRUIT SMITTY s BARBER SHOP STAND Iwoma New York LaIRev1IIe New Xork 1 ., f of 1 A A ff Ulf Of Lakeville New York IIemIocIc New York . ' f o Fraternity jackets 8: Award Sweaters At Special School Prices Call RUBY S Sporting Goods Store, In Bu Cunton he S Rochester New Tork ISYOXNIIIIIQ, I 6601 We Sell the Best and Service the Rest CORNISH APPLIANCES Philco-Tappan-GE-Youngstown Kitchens Ilemloclc, lN.Y. Phone I-31-NI Complzments GENESEE RIBBON 8. CARBON CORP 31INh1ttIesev St Ilochester 8 lNew N ork f0lf1fJ1lfH6llf9 0 TWIN KISS DRIVE IN Kwon New Norlx fUl7Ifl1LlI1?77,lS SCOTTY S GARAGE I 1von1 'New Norlx ED S LUMBER YARD I I o111111er II Strat 1von11 New Norlx NATIONWIDE INSURANCE llouarrl ll feud! hom I v 1111 Z LIVINGSTON SUPPLY C0 INC utr 1Ixev1Ile Ncvn 1 XZIIIIIIJIIIL H111 mg, lurnps ffmtrzcfzl Supplzes JI KUVIIPIIIIIPILIS If A R GILMORE I 1Ixew1IIi New Norlx ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE clmols 1n the countrv now 1n 1t-1. 96th year One 'nn t 0 ve ar cour es ln ISUSIIIPSS Xdmxulstratlon Set- retarml and Mellcal Secretirial Scxence Write for xnformauon about RBI Q Bu me S 'Xpt1t11rIe 'Ie t l 2Cl1uton Xvr-nue S Ilochester 4 IN T fornplzments FRESHMAN CLASS I x C. Of FF' I' ' :1 , r . 0. . 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