Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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is 21 25 May 1 2 7 8 13 15 15-22 June 1 N The Shakespeare contest--Berkeley It goes to Corbett Though Hollister brings in Class C. us dismay, We beat two-hill teams in a day. The B tryouts for field and track We win Los Banos half point back. Des Palos game--win easily. Tri-County Track--we lose the B. The Seniors go to M. J. C. And Junior party ends pleasantly. Then Coach gives honors out for track The girls for mothers sing and act. While at Los Banos we play ball And win the game, B pennant--all! The Seniors have a party, too, And the best time they ever know. The Soph'mores feel ' They have their The Beers and Wolves Lot's hope that Community Night goes For all have an ophisticnted first class party dated! stage final fight it turned out all right. 0'er fine, excellent time. The Senior tea and dance and ball And then Commencement--guess that's all. Clyde McDonald, '31

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Feb Mar. Apr. The Seniors fly the red and white On front main column in plain sight. New Raymond loses two more games And Mariposa does the same. Another spirit comes our way But 'tis the nA'sn that lose today The semester comes to an end And quarterlios are here again. The teachers give report cards out To show our folks the F's we got. The speech class gives another play In honor of Va1entine's Day. We lose a close debate to Hilmar But at Newman are best by far. B's win a ten to 'leven game Dos Palos A's do 'most the same. The Bear teams have a lucky night And win for all our loyal fight. By films the Boeing School we sec Then hear Oeeshli on loyalty we win from Ceres at baseball The Junior p1ay's success for all. The Junior girls at basketball won As did the boys of thirty-one. Though Turlock battle is hard fought The gmme ends tied, naught to naught. with us Le Grand has scarce a chance And Coach shines at the school drought dance Defeat Le Grand another game And at Hilmar we do the same. The honor studes a journey take To see Assembly legislate. Debating goes to thirty-one, Boys' party brings carloads of fun! Modesto wins to our dismay Again a two-day holiday. When they said tacky, we were there. Le Grand gives us a sudden scare. New Shoob shoots all the orchestra Don't fear for 'twas by camera! The C. S. F. Convention's come ' The Shakespeangcontest - Corbett won! New tennis--Merced--no success. Baseball--the Redskins've even less. The Wolves cause the Coyotes to fall. Stunt night--good time was had by all, ' 1-' A 4--H 4- ini...-f ---- f-1.-.-f - N- 'r'1 i -ni

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--M -f-Q A5 JQUIYPVHQUS E, J The class of 1932, as Juniors, started the school year with an enrollment of sixty, Class advisers appointed were Miss Eliza- beth Randol and Miss Helen Starling. The officers elected for the first semester were: President, Earl Andersong Vice-President, Elizabeth Mooreg Secretary, Edna Braden: Treasurer, Fenton Rappg Class Representative, John Koppen- haver. During the second semester, the following officers served: President, Ernest Avellarg Vice-President, Wesley Dirks: Secretary Alice Krohn: Treasurer, Denzil Carr: Class Representative, May Wayman. The Junior Class play UThe Mummy and the Mumpsn a three act comedy-farce by Larry E. Johnson was successfully presented on March 6, 1931. - During Commencement week, the Juniors entertained the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Ball. The Juniors are: Burl Adams, Earl Anderson, Ernest Avellar, Floyd Baker, Lee Berlin, Denzil Carr, Virgil Cordes, Leonard Court Wesley Dirks, Joe Downey, Edgar Downing, Joe Gomes, Carlton Howard George Joseph, David Kirihara, John Koppenhaver, Julius Lehfeldt, Joseph Lehman, James Machado, Seio Masuda, Kazumi Miyamoto, Byron Nelson, Herbert Peterson, Fenton Rapp, Alfred Santos, John Souza, Vernon Stoops, Alfred Switzer, Charles Underwood, Biyo Yoshino, Genevieve Alves, Lucille Ballard, Edna Braden, Margaret rbhriston- scn, Helen Deckwa, Mabel Duarte, Beth Fleshman, Anna Frago, Ruth Hoshino, Anita Hunter, Haru Inano, Eleanor Jordon, Athena Joseph, Anna Kashiwase, Alice Krohn,, Eico Masuda, Asaye Miyake, Elizabeth Moore, Elin Jean Nelson, Evelyn O'Brien, Iris Patterson, Velma Ramey, Marie Rantz, Jean Scott, Genevieve Sorensen, Lillian Spann, Erma Stevens, May Hayman, Myrna Wolcott, Alice Wyman. Jean Scott '32