Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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Charles Underwood, Lena,.Va11adon, Eula Voorhees, Alice Voyles, May layman, Murnah Wolcott, Birdene Wieck, Alice Wyman, Biyo Ioshino, Audrey Casad, Genevieve Alves. Lillian Spann Tim HAPPIEST mmm Who drives the horses of the sun Shall lord it but a dayg Better the lowly deed were done, And kept the humble way. The rust will find the sword of fame, And dust will hide the crown: Ay, none shall nail so high his name Time will not tear it down. The happiest heart that ever beat Was in some quiet breast That found the common daylight sweet, And left to Heaven the rest. John Vance Cheney

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The Class of '32 started at Livingston High School with an enrollment of eightyhone Fresh en, For the first and second semesters the following officers were elected: President: Joseph Lehman, May Hayman: Vice-President: Evelyn 0'Brien, Al- fred Santos: Secretary: Jean Scott, Lillian Spanng Treasurer: John Morgan, Anita Hunter: Class re- presentative: Beth Fleshman, Murnah Wolcott. Miss Miller was chosen as Class Advisor. On October 12th, the Sophomores entertained the Fresh en with an evening games and stunts. To show their appreciation the Freshmen gave a return costume Party on October 26th. The following students enrolled as Freshmen: Burl Adams, Earl Anderson, Floyd Baker, Lucille Ballard, Lee Berlin, Edna Braden, Clarence Bryant, Louie Cardello, Denzil Carr, Margaret Christensen, Virgil Cordes, Leonard Court, Robert Craig, Ralph Crockett, Bernice Daniels, Wesley Dirks, Joe Downey, Mabel Duarte, Beth Flesh an, Anna Frago, Nick Gare avello, Joe Gomez, Ruth Hoshino, Carlton Howard, Mildred Huckaba, Anita Hunter, Haruknilnano, Corne- lius James, Athena Joseph, George Joseph, Anna Kashiwase, David Kirihara, John Kopenhaver, Gladys Lee, Julius Lehfeldt, Joseph Lehman, Clara Lyons, Evelyn Lyons, Rose Lcmos, Lorraine Lourenco, James Machada, Eico Masuda, Marie Mattos, Asaye Miyaka, David Mendonca, Kazumi Miyamoto, Elizabeth Moore, John Morgan, Tetsu Morimoto, Leroy Nordfeldt, Elin Jean Nelson, Byron Nelson, Evelyn O'Brien, Iris Patterson, Segul Patterson, Willard Peckham, Her- bert Peterson, Anne Pimentel, Velma Ramey, Marie Rantz, Fenton Rapp, Jack Rogers, Lucille Sanders, Alfred Santos, Jean Scott, Genevieve Sorenson, John Souza, Lillian Spann, Vernon Stoops, Erma Stevens, Ralph Theriault, Clifford Turnell,

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