Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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fx M -Hgm,.,E:-- Eye- A W lrj er e e fl EECOLEW 0 The class of 1951, assisted by the adviser, Miss Irene M. Milligan, has successfully terminated its four years as part of the Livingston High School. During our stay here, we have taken a prominent part in all school activities. We have produced nu erous excellent debatersg our athletes have always ranked highest on the field: and we have been highly successful in dramaties. The Freshmen and Sophomore stunts will be remembered for their pleasing entertainment. In our Junior and Senior year, two three act plays, nThe Arrival of Kittyn as the Junior play and the nCat O' Nine Tailsn as the Sen- ior play, were made successful presentations under the supervision of our adviser. In social events, we have always taken the lead. Our Fresh? men and Sophomore parties have not been forgotten. The most net- able event was the manner in which we entertained the class of '30 at the Junior-Senior Prom. During our Junior year we had an in- formal party every month at the home of Miss Milligan. The Senior Girls' Tea to the Mothers was a splendid affair, and we think the following graduating classes will continue that event. The cli- max of our social career was the Prom at which the class of 1932 entertained. we owe to our class adviser, Miss Milligan, much of the sue- cess and prosperity we have achieved and the Seniors, unanimously extend to her their appreciation and thanks for her untiring assis tance in their behalf. Maurice Corbett '31