Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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GIRLS' LEAGUE Much real worlc and many good fimes have made fhis year of Girls' League acfiv- ifies excepfionally successful. The Freshman Frolic inifiafed fhe new girls info acfive membership. The Hi Jinlcs parfy provided an excellenf fime wifh delicious refresh- menfs included. Af Visalia Union High School fhe Girls' League Convenfion was held on November 16. Hauley Mae Simpson and Dolores l-lunfer were our official delegafes. The Charify Ball was held in December and a large variefy of food and clofhing was collecfed and disfribufed fo needy families. On April 22, fhe girls blossomed ouf in fheir colorful spring dresses as fhaf day was Blossom Day. The mosf imporfanf day of fhe year came in May when fhe girls invifed fheir mofhers fo fea. The programs for regular meefings evolved from fhe fheme, Developmenf of a Pleasing Personalifyf' The subiecf of fhe Freshmen was friendship: fhe Sophomores, efiqueffe: fhe Juniors, healfhi and fhe Seniors, dress. The officers have been capable, and fhe League responded enfhusiasfically fo 'their plans, and fo fhe leadership of fhe advisers, Mrs. Carolyn E. Danley and Mrs. Esfher Pardee Topp. Officers for fhe year were: Firsf Semesfer Second Semesfer Dolores Hunfer Presidenf . . Hauley Mae Simpson Jo Ann O'Brien Vice-Presidenf . Marfha Takemura Phyllis Braden Secrefary Jean Crawford Nellie Sfraffon Treasurer Virginia Fanning Neoma Hunfer Yell Leader . . Mary Alyce Cleary Page Twenfy One

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BOYS' SERVICE CLUB The Boys' Service Club, under The advisership OT Mr. Lee and Mr. ScoTT and well chosen oTTicers has done iTs biT Toward improving The school. The boys under The direcTion oT Mr. CarpenTer have done rnuch To improve The SouTh CourT. The Tire deparTmenT has perTormed iTs duTies eTTicienTly. The big evenT oT The year was The annual FaThers' and Sons' bangueT. The high lighT oT The evening was The baslceTball game beTween The TaThers. The boys Tool: sides and cheered Their respecTive Teams unTil many ThroaTs were hoarse. AnoTher imporTanT evenT was The Tree Tor all, which, aTTer The hard sTruggle was won by The Seniors. The evening was Topped oTT wiTh The TradiTional beans and pie and speeches by The TaThers, The TaculTy advisers, and various members oT The club. The oTTicers Tor The year were: FirsT SemesTer Second SemesTer Theodore Thompson' . . PresidenT . . AlTon Raible Gerald Dirlcs . . Vice-PresidenT CliTTord GanT Toshio Shoji . SecreTary . . Orville Cordes Harry Cooper . Treasurer . RoberT Tv1iTchell John Cox . . Yell Leader . . RoberT PimenTel Fire ChieT . ...... Freddie Corvello AssisTanTs . WilberT ChrisTian, John Salvery, Fred Voorhees Page TwenTy

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HONOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Honor Scholarship Sociely consisiing of +wen+y-nine members under The super- vision of Miss Knerr, has held many inferesiing meeiings 'rhroughouf fhe year. On November 2. I935 and March 28, I936 several members aH'ended The meef- ings held in lvlodesio, ai +he firsl of which Livingsfon acfed as secrefary. ln April a number of The Scholarship sludenfs aiiended The Cenfral Scholarship Convenfion which was held in Wafsonville. DEBATING Decisions in our lwo league debafes were as follows: Rober+ Weir and Alfon Raible, negalive feam, won over Oakdale 2-I and over Lodi 2-I, losf +o Lodi I-2 and fo Modeslo I-2. l-lauley Mae Simpson and Josephine Abbey, affirmafive feam, won over Oakdale 3-O and losl' fo Ripon O-3, 'ro Ceres I-2 and again +o Ripon 0-3. Much credif is due fo Coach Leon Lee for his unfiring eflorfs. An assembly program depicfing wha'r a debale should no+ be was presenfed by 'the Junior debafers. l Z '