Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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0- 0 l HLIVINGSTONIANH l O 0 Sophomore Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Almost all of the members of the class of 1935 returned to school last Septem- ber as Sophomores, ready for work and eager to begin the new year. The ofhcers elected during the year, by the class, were as follows: STODDARD WINTONL., , ,...,,, President, , , , ,WILLIAM ANDERSON GARLAND LINGERFELT ,,,.. Vice President... ,,,,,,. LUTHER WILLIAMS JAN WRIGHT ,..,,,.,,,,,, I I ,, Secretary, ..,,,,, GEORGANNA SLANKARD RALPH GANTW, ,,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,.,.,,,,,7,. ...UWWILBER LOE GERTRUDE STRATTON , Class Representative BEN ROSSIE After the spring election the first semester officers entertained for the new leaders at the home of Edwin Wolf. During this year class meetings have been held every two weelcs, and aside from the general business, we had entertainments and discussions on topics which proved both interesting and beneficial. Socially we have had a very busy year. The first party of the year was the reception for the Freshmen. On October twenty-first the Freshmen gave us a return party, we all came in costume and had a wonderful time, thanks to our hosts and hostesses and their advisers. Our class party this year took the form of a chicken dinner, and it would be hard to have a better time than we had at that party, due to the splendid class cooperation and the supervision of our class ad- viser, Miss Milligan. We are very proud of our classg we have taken active part this year in all school activities, and scholastically we rank very high. We hope that all of our present members will be in the graduating class of 1935! 0 I Page 12 1 O

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0 J LIVINGSTONIAN L 0 Junior Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS I-IISTCRY The enrollment of our class in September was sixty-two. Due to the addition of nine new students and the withdrawal of six, our class at present numbers sixty- five. Our advisers, Mrs. Morrison and Miss Knerr, assisted with class functions and activities. The Junior Class attended the Senior-Junior Party on October twenty-eighth. We were entertained with dancing and music. The Juniors ree- ported a good time. We held our first class party February tenth. After the program everybody enjoyed the beans. On May twelfth Seventeen', was pre- sented and proved to be an amusing comedy. The Annual Party for the Seniors was held during Commencement week and the Juniors were good hosts. The following students are in the Junior Class: Lillian Alves, Mabel Andow, Jane Andrew, Josephine Andrew, Margaret Bailey fSect'y. 2J, Helen Brewer, Dorothy Clark, Genevieve Cooper, Juanita Corbett, Isabelle De Motte, fPres. lJ, Erma Dirlcs, Christina Garavello, Minnie I-Iamaguchi, Emily Horine, Blanche Hoshino, Tsuyalca Kajiwara, Orpha Koehn, Betty Lou Knapp, Jesse Lamme, Mar- jorie Lilley fClass Rep. IJ, Alice Martin, Alta Martin fTreas. ZJ, Miye Masuda, Alice Mirza, Harriet McKinley, Delphino Mello fSect'y. IJ, Chizulca Narita, Julia Noda, Elizabeth Peckham, Clarice Ramey, Louise Rantz, Margaret Richter, Lenore Shields, Carmen Tindell, Juanita Tyree, Helen Vandergriff, Clarice Wilbur, Pearl Wyman, Sachi Yoshino. Donald Aumont, Melvin Barrett, Howard Burley, Keith Blaine, Floyd Baker, Jack Campbell QV. Pres. 1J, Frank Cavaiani, Kenneth Coul- son, Kermit Dirlcs, Clifford Christian, William Eberheardt fYell Leader IJ, Hiro- shi Hamaguchi, Robert Hammatt, Mervin James, Richard Jansen, Jack Lilley, Kenneth Meggs fPres. ZJ, Kaname Miyamoto, Kenso Miyamoto, Harvey Mont- gomery fClass Rep. 2J, Lafayette Noda, John Mitchell, Leo O'Brien fAss. Yell Leader 1, V. Pres. ZJ, Alfred Rice, Arnold Roedell, Byron Rose, Raymond Rose, Clarence Santos fTreas. IJ, Robert Stratton, Dallas Testerman fYell Leader ZJ, Tilford Nourse, Vernon Weaver. Q Y I Page 11 J Q

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oe - M A eeeee o I LIVINGSTONIAN P o- M- o Freshman Class Oliicers FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The titanic airplane, Freshman Class of '36, containing a full load of passen- gers in the hold, circled over the Livingston High School on September 12, 1932, and with silenced motors drifted into a perfect three point landing. The doors of the huge airship opened and eighty-six passengers descended, viewing the open doors of the school building that seemed to beclcon them with welcome. One by one they hled through the doors, signed program cards and prepared to battle the studies that lay ahead of them. Under the supervision of their efficient advisers, Miss Randol and Miss Starling, they were mustered together and new friendships were made. Meetings were maintained throughout the year twice monthly at which class problems were discussed and dealt with. The ofhcers for the two semesters were as follows: First Semester ROBERT WEIR . VIRGINIA PEROTTI RAFAEL TESTERMAN .ffm President .,,........ . Vice President .......... ...... Rec. Secretary Second Semester . ...SALLY TYREE DOROTHY DAVIS VIRGINIA DESSEL .......Cor. Secretaryn... .. . JO ANN O'BRIEN UGO CAVAIANI ..... .... ............ T r easurer ....... .... .... . . .JACK MCKINLEY BARBARA STEWART....Class Representative., HAULEY MAY SIMPSON KENNETH AAROE. . ........... ,Yell Leader ...... ..... WGEORGE HALEY On September 30, 1932, the Sophomore class entertained the newcomers with a splendid party held in the auditorium. On October 21, the Freshmen, returned the compliment and everyone had a nice time. A committee consisting of Dolores Hunter, Alton Raible and Virginia Perotti for the first semester, Dorothy Davis, Alton Raible and Irvin Boyles for the second semester was chosen to attend the merits of the class members. O If Page 13 1