Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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1935 p September ll October Christmas Season February 14 April 11 May 8 Marie Wright loseph Andrews Virginia Perotti Phyllis Alves Marjorie Martin Iohn Cox Koe Yoshida Lois Picton Robert Mitchell Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY School opened with 123 bright and cheerful sopohmores, the largest class in the school. The sophomores entertained the freshmen with the Fresh- men Reception. tFree dancing lessons for the freshmeni. The sophomores gave their bit of Christmas cheer by filling and distributing Christmas boxes. The freshmen gave their return party to the sophomores. Everybody had a good time. The hit of the season- The Sophomore Assembly Pro- gram. The sopohomores ate to their heart's content at a class din- ner: dancing and games were enjoyed afterwards. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Gerald Dirks Vice-President Donald Russell Secretary Lucille Freer Treasurer lean Crawford Eddie Nakagawa Iohn Cox Koe Yoshida Toshio Saika Franklin Okuda Class Representative Yell Leader Merit Board ,P Q , f' fit? 'mrlllii l

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1 LIVINGSTONIAN Class Officers IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our third year is now completed, having proved to be a very busy one and one of achievement. At the first meeting of the class we presented a linen set to Mrs. Halstead twe still say Miss Starling at timesl and wished her great future happiness. The seniors entertained us royally at a barn dance and theyear was oft to a great start. We took prominent part in all activities: debating, athletics, organizations, dramatics, music, journalism. Three events of this year we will never forget-one the play Skidding, the winning of the Good Eng- lish Contest sponsored by the seniors, and the lunior-Senior Prom. Skidding will be remembered as a play but also because of the class party that fol- lowed. Several new members joined our class this year. They are: Clara Whel- chel, Lois Carey, who transferred to Fresno, Cecelia Mendosa, Iune Klotz- baugh, Thomas Voyles, Rodney Nordfelt, Charles Picken, Alzola and Verda Mae Smith. We hope to have everyone back for graduation next year. Our freshmen, sophomore and junior years are behind us and if the senior year brings as much happiness we have a great deal to look forward to. We thank Mrs. Halstead and Miss Ftandol for their ever ready help and advice. JUNIOR OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Dan DowneY President Barbara Stewart Paul Nielsen Vice-President Theodore Thompson Lois Carey Recording Secretary Bernice Petersen Margaruite Dooley Corresponding Secretary Iosephine Abbey Freddie Corvello Treasurer Beecher Crampton Ioe Yoshioko Yell Leader Hauley May Simpson Eleanor Martin Class Representative Frank Craig Paul Nielsen I S Norio Miyamoto Amory Sampson - Merit Board Theodore Thompson Helena Schutz l l Paul Nielsen 20

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The result of the Freshmen election for the second semester was as fol- QLIVINGSTONIAN Class Officers X l F T A FA FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The class of '38 assembled at the first of the year, on September 18, and elected the following officers for the first semester: President ----------- - - Avid Hay Vice-President A - Delois Lingerfelt Secretary - - f - Marian Yoshioka Treasurer ---- - - Bill Salles Class Representative - - - Arnold Cain Yell Leader - - - - Anthony Silva Merit Board - - - - Toshio Shoji Elwood Swanson The Freshmen were given a party by the Sophomores an December 20. A program was given, games were played, and, later in the evening, dancing was enjoyed. The Freshmen then gave the Sophomores a return party on February l4. Members of the Fresmen class gave a program. Games were played and dancing took place later in the evening. lows: President Vice-President - - Secretary Treasurer Class Representative - - Yell Leader Assistants Merit Board Orville Cordes Ruth DeSavigny Lorraine Iones Nancy Batzlaff Christine Kohler Chester Howe William Lytle Carl Culbertson Thelma Powers Toshio Shoji lift