Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

01 xx X, .. 5-., . .. 4 g,Z.HLf?!'ff?Z.1 1' 8 1 A 7 ,gQMrf'f , f,-Q 2 AGKNUWLEDGMEIIT THANKS FOR THE PARTY GO TO: The merchants and businessmen who so generously bought advertisements, Mr. Thomas Shoob ot the Shoob Studio tor the excellent pictures, Miss Kay, our editorial adviser, Miss Randol, financial adviser, who handled the advertis- ing, assisted by the advanced business principles class, Tom Hill and Metropolitan Yearbook Service. DRIVE IN N E W D A Y MARKET Big Parking One Block LOWER EVERY Space West P. O. DAY PRICES Less Traffic Worry Turlock California VELVET ICE CREAM D SERVED IN CAFETERIA D Demanded for its Quality . MODESTO CALIFORNIA MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES Molen Implements and Repair Parts HARDVVARE - PAINT - WALL PAPER TURLOCK HARDWARE STORE Phone ll95' 2I3 W. Main Turlock, Calif. C. A. CHRISTIAN HARNESSG SADDLERY 313 Line Street Phone l573 Turlock, Calif. Cl'lflSl'0'ffeI'S0l'l POUll'l'y, HARDWOOD LUMBER Egg G' Feed Market One of the largest, most modern SPRUCE CEDAR Turkey Dressing Plants VENEERS in the U. S. POULTRY - TURKEYS - EGGS Sf-fable Hardwood DAIRY G POULTRY FEED, ETC. Company l2l So. Broadway Turlock, Calif. . 1 Phone office 1466 Oakland California FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHS AT REASONABLE PRICES 9 THOMAS SHOOB Artist - Photographer 1024 Tenth Street Modesto, Calif. C. W. RITTER COMPANY T. V. ALLEN 2922 South Main Street Los Angeles, California Manufacturers Diplomas Rings - Pins Announcements Medals - Awards Cards - Stationery Trophies Official Jewelers California Scholarship Federation VALLEY oxYGEN co. HM MOOD, Manufacturers of OXYGEN G ACETYLENE Compliments of Only Plant . . in Wilson Sporting Goods San Joaquin Valley company Hanford California 5l2M CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 GOODFELLOW'S GRILL Serve American and Chinese Dishes at All Hours Open from 5 A. M, to Midnight MONTGOMERY WARD o MERCED B. B. MCGINNIS COMPANY o SERVING FATHERS AND SONS OF THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY SINCE 1890 Merced California Telephone 341 CREDIT EXTENDED BRUNELLI JEWELRY STORE Gifts From Your Jeweler Are Gifts At Their Best LEO AND IRMA CARTER 521 - 17th Street Merced, Calif. Street Merced, Calif. Phone 116 Wm-Q I E. ff' MERCED DAIRY Cr ICE CO. BEN SANTI Manufacturers of MODERN MAID ICE CREAM and CRYSTAL ICE 753 - 16th Street Phone 427 Merced, Calif. PINE CONE DRIVE IN Hiway99 SUCCESS TO CLASS OF 1941 Other Stores MADERA L se. MERCED BIGGER CO1:31GREATALi!.gxT1lgOlNS T TH cl. F 4 P E P S I - C O L A BETTER LOU IS PASSADORI HARDWARE -- IMPLEMENTS Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. GROCERIES - MEAT5 OF Grocery Dept. Phone 9 Hardware Dept. Phone 5 MERCED, CALIFORNIA Atwater, California K A R L ' S S H O E S K U S T O M M A D E 516 -17th Street Merced, California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 RED AND WHITE COMMUNITY STORE General Merchandise Arena California Headquarters for MENS ,,,,BQy'5 SCHOOL WEAR SHOP Complete Line of Men's 6' Boys' Wear Peters Shoes Cr Mark Twain Shirts NEXT TO BEDESEN AND MCNAMARA 627 L Street Merced, Calif. Phone l07l -J GOLDEN STATE CO., LTD. Producers C1 Distributors GOLDEN STATE DAIRY PRODUCTS Merced California CONGRATULATIONS To the Students of the Livingston High School on their l94l Annual FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN M E R C E D Merced California Member F. D. l. C. DEGNER'S RADIO SHOPPE RECORDS- RADIOS APPLIANCES - LIGHTING FIXTURES Radio and Electrical Repairing Phone 358 650 L Street Merced COMPLIMENTS OF TREADWAY FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings 43 - l8tll Street Merced, Calif. 521 SAUNDERS FURNITURE COMPANY Everything For The Home M. W. MAC SAUNDERS 325 Seventeenth Street Phone 1282 A Merced, California HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES THE WARDROBE OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN PETRINOVICH and BARNEY Merced California MAZE DRUG STORE PAT LEWIS Prescription Pharmacists -- Prompt Courteous Service WE MEET ALL COMPETITIVE PRICES Phone 88 Merced, Calif. Keys G LOGIC Works PIIOIIC Co. J O E H E R B MERCED CYCLERY Schwinn C1 Columbia Bui Bicycfes Distributors for DR. PEPPER, NESBITT'S ORANGE and If VALI FLAVORS Phone 847 M Street Merced, Calif. 210 - 15th St. Merced LUD'S AUTO PARTS COMPLETE PARTS SERVICE Phone 1468 737 - 17th Street Merced, Caiif. CONGRATULATIONS I94ICLASS DON'S SHADY REST One Mile North Delhi on 99 ll Service Station with Friendly Service DON FULLER GRAYCE FULLER Walter Photo Studio Bear Drug Company Specializing in FAMILY GROUPS HI HOUK and CHlLDREN'S PORTRAITS 515 - 17th Street Phone 285 706 L Street Merced, Calif. Merced California BEDESEN and McNAMARA WILSON AND SPALDING HEADQUARTERS Merced California TlNY'S WAFFLE SHOP Opposite S. P. Depot on Highway 99 COME IN FOR CHICKEN IN THE ROUGI-I Merced California in v-3 W wvfir K M,,,,g'2'W 7 . I COMPLETE OUTFITTERS ' 1 ' FOR LADIES and CHILDREN ' THE STERLING 17th fr K Streets Merced California KiNG's x CREAMERY 'J I ICE CREAM fd LUNCHES G SANDWICHES X Phone 1293 6242 Street Merced California -X ff 67 IX, '4 e I , Z I. ,..AD1,y. ' ' Q' 'I F ET'Il A li, I ' 1' , i ' 5 'I I1 'zi itfifi xx I J 'MMI--l'L1 I B' I I I X Z . -Ek !4,k,?ilr-A GAESTEL MOTOR CO. AuTHoRizEo DEALERS OF ZEPHYRS, MERCURYS, FORD CARS, TRUCKS and the NEW FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR Service - Parts - Repairs 820 - 17th Street Phone 318 Merced, Calif. Phone 701-703 Complete Auto Electric Service Radiator Repairing and Rebuilding Philco Refrigerators and Radios Radio Repairing ALL WORK GUARANTEED M c M U R R Y ' S AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 739 - 17th Street Merced, Calif. MERCED LAUNDRY MODERNCLEANERS Phone 1099 160 - 17th Street Merced, Calif. A. A. HARRINGTON Electrical Contractor and Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS AND OTHER APPLIANCES Livingslon California K I MZ EY'S Phone57 GROCERIES FOUNTAIN Notions C7 Sporting Goods Rollins Hosiery I-iVi 9S'0 California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '41 KElTH'S CANDIES MELVI N CLENDENIN Associated Service Station Livingston California Turlock Californir CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l94I LIVINGSTON DAIRY Liyingsgon California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l94I G . H . W I N T 0 N Lgyinggon California G3Il3w3y'5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Shellubrication - Hobbs Batteries E's and Goodyear Tires Livingston California Livingston California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 ATWATER 5 G' l0c STORE Atwater California FOR TWENTY-FOUR YEARS We Have Been the DRUGGIST for your MA and PA May We Be YOUR DRUGGIST For TWENTY-FOUR YEARS? ATWATER DRUG COMPANY POP HELLER Our Ice Cream Sodas Are Famous CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 LUCK-E FOOD STORE Livingston California MERCED LUMBER BEST WSHES y TO COMPANY CLASS or '41 BUILDING MATERIALS The Livingston. Chronicle Since 1882 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I94I BENNIGHT'S 5- IO- and l5c 51-GRE Baker's Barber Shop Livingston California Livingston California YOUR FAMILY - HOME - CAR LET THE STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Be Their Guard For A Safe Future INSURE AND SAVE WITH STATE FARM Allen Stark ECCLEFlELD'S GROCERIES - MEATS -- HARDWARE RADIOS -- ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Free Delivery Phone IZ Livingston California TO My STUDENT COMPANIONS CONGRATULATIONS See me at my place of business when you want gas or oil for your car or tractor I CARRY THE BEST AND SELL WHOLESALE cf RETAIL LEWIS RODOCKER Delhi Oil Depot Delhi, California CONGRATULATIONS California Nursery Co. TO THE CLASS OF I94I D. G. Sampson, Agent FRUIT-NUT AND CITRUS TREES ORNAMENTALS DELHI SERVICE BILL BAILEY 99 Highway ' Delhi, Calif. we 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 SU BWAY CAF E Livingston California TRIGUEIRO GROCERY Groceries, Produce, Poultry Feed C1 Seed CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Livingston Phone I6 Residence Phone 97 L.A . REID DRY GOODS, BEDDING, ETC. Men C1 Womer1'S Furnishings Shoes for the Whole Family STORES AT LIVINGSTON and ATWATER COURT THEATRE LIVINGSTON ATWATER ARMSTRONG'S DRUG STORE W. v, ARMSTRONG - FRANCIS B. WILSON DRUGS - SUNDRIES -- FOUNTAIN SERVICE VISIT OUR BEAUTY SHOP Phone I4 Livingston Philippine Mercantile FRESH FISH, MEAT AND GROCERIES Livingston, California Hwy. 99 S. E. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I94I M E LO DY CAF E Livingston California H.J . BAKER REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE Merced California THE Joi.LY CAFE GILMORE SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Holmes, Props. WE NEVER CLOSE Highway 99 at Cressey St. Livingston, California RAMSEY FURNITURE CO. HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS Visit ElIen's Dress Shop LIVINGSTON . CALIFORNIA GROCERIES 4 FRESH MEATS - FRESH FRUITS - FRESH VEGETABLES RADIOS AND TUBES E. B. KEMPER GENERAL MERCHANDISE Livingston Phone 50 California PLOTKIN G' MAYER New - FURNITURE - Used Tents All kinds second hand goods Plumbing Supplies Pipe, Belting, Hardware, Etc. Pulleys Phone 1396 301 So. Center Turlock, Calif. St. CONSTELLA FLORIST 510 - l7th Street Merced, California FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS KIMZEY Livingston Agent Phones 137 Cv 'l053 . ,, . F ,., A As the party continues, we have the Feminine Frolics under the direction of Miss Gale, assisted by Miss Brown. Standing: L. Magniez, president, Miss Brown, assistant adviser, Martha Tsuchiya, vice-president, Sitting: L. Maciel, recorder, Miss Gale, adviser, E. Wilkinson, secretary. PLAY i,, is MATES l A sl S - 1 'Ml' I Qs After participating in two intramurals which con- sist ot baseball, basketball, volley ball and speed- ball, the girls have the privilege of belonging to the G.A,A. Most girls take an active part not only to win a block L or a G.A.A. pin but to enjoy themselves with their fellow playmates. yi mn, Mr'- .w A45 PS Back Row: L. Magniez, D. Russell, G. Kanen, S. Omictin, Mr. Lee. Front Row: C. Pierce, A. Alvernaz, J, Kaji, A. Noda, L. Shoii, S. Kishi. LOVE GAME The smashing drive skimmed swiftly over the net, thus ending the tennis season for the year. lt proved to be a successful one for the Livingston team. Under the coaching of Mr. Lee, the players worked hard to achieve their victories, with Art Alvernaz and Dorothy Russell playing in the semi-final mixed doubles Valley contest. A fast moving game like this always adds sparkle and excitement to any party. Chowchilla Los Banos Dos Palos Girls' Singles ..... ........ w on 6-O 6-O lost 6-4 6-3 won 6-l 6-2 Boys' Singles ................ won 6-4 6-2 lost 6-3 6-O won 6-2 6-O Girls' Doubles .............. won 6-l 6-2 lost 6-l 6-l -won 6-l 6-2 Boys' ,Doubles .............. won 7-5 7-5 lost 6-2 6-3 lost 6-4 4-6 Z-6 Mixed Doubles ............ won 6-O 6-O won 5-7 6-O 9-7 won 6-4 6-8 6-4 LIVINGSTON OLYMPIAD Standing: E. Noe, D. Johnson, E. Mendonsa, ll. Adams, E. Rhinehart, B. Vandergrilf, J, Jemini, A. Maldonaldo, O. Dinsmore, C. Tacheira, Coach Kelly. Kneeling: R. Riley, K. Brown, G. Mendonsau B. Pitts, R. Yoshida, B. Okuda, A. Shoji, J. Kamiya, J. Ki- moto, W. Brown. l' f,...r A .J i gga ls I 3 Q bdfgii S l' E as ' lf-2 ' . w A J A .-J - M f ' A .nrfl,fff'rlsfEg-5'r'Kfl wif . za . ffW.:fa.:f,.,Em,l::':.f.,r..f.r'f:effQ: M A i we 'iT' lIf:'fX4l:ll?-Eihiilf-Ez-. ff wufif'-alumna TRI-COUNTY TRACK MEET AT DOS PALOS Winners Class l2O yard high hurdle, Elmer Noe ..... .... A 220 yard dash, Don Johnson ......... .... A Discus, Gilbert Mendonsa ...... .... B J In . s A THE HIT OF THE PARTY Back Row: E, Rninelwart, B. Burt, L, Corvello, A. Bettencourt, L. Dysart, N. Ferrari, E. Tacheira, D, Swanson, H. Plaster, A. Valdez, A. DePalma, Coach Jackson. Front Row: J. Kirnoto, A. Yotsuya, V. Gal- Iaway, O. Duval, C. Nobbe, E. Mendonsa, C. Perotti, D. McNeelan, E. Canipini, D. Johnson, A. Pianezzi, G. Mendonsa, F. Kajioka. Livingston ...... 9 Livingston ...... O Livingston ...... l Livingston 8 BASEBALL Ceres .. .... 5 Livingston Dos Palos .... .... l 2 Livingston Merced ..... 5 Los Banos ...... l l Livingston Indicates league games. Livingston ...... 4 2 i:iCl'1owchiIIa Dos Palos ........ Los Banos .. 8 i:Chowcl'iilla ....l pa' 4-fb? ? M 4 5' .K 1 5 WM 5 5 3 l ., ,..L1m-N-.rv f-- 1 W 1 by 3' 5 :J Livingston ...A.. l l Livingston Livingston Livingston llcll Liv. G. Sch Dos Palos. ll :lChowchilla Los Banos. it Indicates league games. BASKETBALL Livingston Livingston Standing: J. Kamiya, V. Gallaway, A Maldonado, H. Asai, K, Coach G. Kelly. Kneeling: Fewell, F, Miyamoto, G. Yoshida, ...W43 ..,,..l5 Livingston ...... 20 Livingston .,,,., l2 With Sherman Kishi the only veteran from last year's Championship team, the C recruits tought hard to win two of the six league games. Atwater G. S Los Banos .... , Dos Palos... :f:Chowchilla Yamamoto S. Kishi, J Miller, R I5 l2 i8 40 x 'X Standing: G, Mendonsa, E. Loewen, J. Hamaguchi, J, Dirks, L. Dessell, CA Nobbe R Hult, Coach Kelly. Kneeling: J. Kimoto, A. Noda, A. Alvernaz, F. Kaiioka, V Taylor B BASKETBALL Livingston ,..... Turlock ..JA,,,. 24 Livingston ,,,.., Modesto .Y Livingston Hilmar ......L... Livingston .,.... Madera ,... Livingston ...... Dos Palos ..,..,.. Livingston Los Banos Livingston :f:ChowchilIa Livingston .,.... Modesto .. Livingston ...,.. Dos Palos ........ Livingston Los Banos Livingston :fiChowchiIla Livingston Laton .,.. .. 'Indicates league games. The B's won the Championship ofthe Tri-County League, losing only one of the six league games played. Standing: K. Winton, R. Olson, R, Vandergriff, A. Pianezzi, E. Rhinehart, Coach Jackson Kneeling: H. Kaiioka, E. Mendonsa, E. Barnard, C. Perotti, L, Yost, R. Christian, D Swanson. Livingston .,.... l 3 Livingston ...... Livingston ...... Livingston ...... Livingston ..,... Livingston ...... Livingston.. Livingston .,,.., VARSITY BASKETBALL Turlock .. Ceres ...... Madera ..., Los Banos i:iChowchi I la Alumni .... Los Banos La ton ....., filndicates league games. Livingston Livingston ...... Livingston ,..... Livingston Livingston Livingston Livingston Livingston Modesto .. Hilmar .,., Dos Palos . Ceres ..... . M. J, Dos Palos . :Chowchilla iiMaricopa . Under the direction of Coach Lloyd E. Jackson, the A's won the semi-finals but lost the San Joaquin Valley Championship to Maricopa by six baskets BALL B FOOTBALL The newly-born B's stung their way successfully through three games, toretelling high hopes for the fu- ture Livingston Varsity. LIVINGSTON Madera. . LIVINGSTON Oakdale LIVINGSTON Ceres . .. LIVINGSTON Modesto . LIVINGSTON Dos Palos . LIVINGSTON Turlock .. LIVINGSTON Dos Palos ,,,, LIVINGSTON Varsity Reserves Back Row: Coach Kelly, L. Dy- sart, E. Williams, C. Pate, J. Julien, E. Tacheira, N. Ferrari, C. Nobbe, G. Mendonsa, J. Reeve, Coach Jackson. Second Row: A. Alvernaz, C. Tacheira, C, Lane, G. Wright, J. Kashi- wasc, B. Burt, J. Boucher, K. Brown, L. Dessell, L. Weaver. Bottom Row: R Rhinehart, A. Bettencourt, R. Yoshida, A, Gon- zales, B. Pitts, W. Norcllelrlt, H. Herrod. . E fins . .- . ,, Q 4 .. qv .dx Standing: H. Disney, R. Albin, D. Johnson, R, Gill, E, Rhinehart, K Winton, A. Heppner, D. McNee- Ian, A. Canisso, N. Ferrari, F Fessler. Kneeling: R. Thompson J. C. Dooley, A. Aschle, C Partch, F. Caine, E. Mendonsa J. Jelmini, J. Pombo, M. Cunha Coach Kelly. FO0T VARSITY FOOTBALL In the rumpus room the Livingston Varsity cleared five of the eight games under the directions of Coaches George Kelly and Lloyd Jackson. Captain Freddie Killer Caine, together with two other veterans, Wally Oscar Carlson and Eddie Men- donsa, helped to make this season successful. LIVINGSTON Merced.. . LIVINGSTON .... .. . Madera LIVINGSTON Hilmar .. LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON Dos Palos Los Banos LIVINGSTON Chowchilla LIVINGSTON Gustine LIVINGSTON Alumni .. :filndicates league games. IN THE RUMPUS RO0M f ' ,Q-R ff X . I -': ::i, if wf ,. 'gifs 5529 f 1, f ' 1, , 4... 9591- no - ww Bei- ll- Vvw Oqi -IlS'l l'Y0 .xl W O F3 Re I.: O 5-2501 x , gf 1 2 1 0 l , ,lf S . T 0 X A 4' fl A l l l JL LQ Jr l B' I wp ' 53. Fr . 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February l4-Girls' League Dance. February Zl-Girls' Hi-Jinx. February 27-Hilmar Exchange Program here. March ll--Hilmar Exchange Program there. March 14--Community Night Party. March 15-Girls' League Circus Ball. March 28-Girls' Hi-Jinx at Merced High School April 4-Greyhound Travel Program. April 7-l l-Easter Vacation. April I7--Modesto Junior College Program. May 2'-Senior Day at Modesto Junior College. May 9-All-School Play, Through the Night. and Block L Dance. June 8---Baccalaureate. June I3--Graduation-and the party is over. 1 'uw ww L, . a, 1 ,-.A W. , A M ' . , . , . A . I Y I R t Q ,, , -L, K L. M. K 11 HH I Y t I ,J N L .ft xl 'X l W 3 z f v . ' 5 X , lf. f U- mg X I' J 2 'nj Q. tx' A Y . U. ,,.4 X., ' ll fr ,vt 4' e L S i i 3 f H' .. W... Q , , 1 ,1,, ig H-'X' for 3 1 I , ,M ,,y,,,,5, 4Hk:,,.2L.k: J, , , f N M c, , , . . ,f L A f'j fyy ,. gnifiv 3' W ff? ,.L:':?fl..T.h-1f?'ff'r'ffTi5- -ffl A i J: -A-ff' i,1. ,'if ,f x H , ..-, , -' I ...W MJ ,.- L -, .-yi L, d ...X ,. . 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Lamyl Jelmini, A Qanissri, E TC1ClWCllJ, l Laiwipiiii Second Row: Xi' Lire, A Alvcrnaz, K Hriiwii, L Dessell, D. Gercles, D Russell, M lwltvnw iii! A lariiwri, L Slwgi Bottom Row: ,l Suzuki M F-fellas, M, Alaqi, T, Mafsiiili l N.ll4.v.linin.1,A Nliii.llimf, lC lNl.liil.i, A lHlil7i: Back Row: ll Miyake, M Smifl'1,L Brriwn, L Mvllri, M Bynum, Miss llainaril, F Rice, D Gercles, l Lee, l Dt W l1Llt'lVJ, F Mimiincilii l-lcursl Bottom Row: Ci S riiieiia, M Jwlwiiscwn, M lim Yau, L Mariel A lmliigii, A Minalw, l Mririivii tri, Y Yetsiiva Q 4? iw s-i iw vi at rari, M. Gularte. Sitting: L. King, M. Taylor M. Johnson, Miss Randol, E Barnard. PARTY PATTER To the tune of Deadline Approaches, the annual staff and the advanced business principles class, advised by Miss Kay and Miss Randol respectively, worked furiously to complete this annual into a united volume. The success of the book is due to the fine cooperation and salesmanship of the advanced business principles class and to the editor, lda Nakashima, assisted by Jean Runner, Barbara Stein, and the able staff. Back: J. Kali, A. Noda, E, Ohki, l-l. Sumita, J. Julien, K. Dirlfs, J. Haratani, J. Reeve, J. Nakagawa, R. Mitobe. Second Row: L. Sequeira, D. Campbell, B. Stein, J. Runner, M. Jons, C. Cassell, N. Fewell, C. Pierce, Miss Kay, First Row: C. Williams, F, Culbertson, J. Wilkinson, M, Freitas, E. Robertson, L. Noda, S. Kaji, S, Andow, J, Morimoto, l. Nakashima, S. Hashimoto. A Standing: E. Newport, F. Miy- amoto, J. Yamaguchi, N. Fer- Mae Unruh, Lucille Plaster, Fern McDonough, Bernice Lingerfelt. fliss Randol Fern McDonough Miss Olson COME AND GET IT! Good tood is the perfect complement to a good party, and the cafeteria has certainly proved this by serving consistently delicious meals during the year. Several improvements, including a new coun- ter and special sales slips for checking, have been introduced. Business is handled by the advanced business principles class under the supervision of Miss Randol, while Fern McDonough, assisted by Miss Olson and the homemaking girls, does the cooking. -. , ,Q ,. -f Q i x .X MH Back Row: D. Kanen, L. Silva, C. Perotti, S. Brown, J. Julien, L. Yost, G, Balazs, Third Row: E. Campini, S. Kishi, D. Terry, L. Morton, J. Kashiwase, J. Reeve, D. Campbell, M. Carpenter, B. Crosby, A. Bachman, C, Nobbe, B. Carpenter. Second Row: L. Morton, M. Jones, F, Rice, F, Fess- ler, B. Lehteldt, S, Hultman, V. McConnell, F. Culbertson, M. Tsuchiya, C. Cassell, B. Peterson, E. Martin, T. Miyake, S, Shiotani, R, Crosby, E. Yamamoto, R. Takemura. Bottom Row: S. Kaii, S. Hashimoto, P. Plaster, G. Kanen, G. Rasor, V. Cassell, L. Shoji, L. Dirks, M. Smith, K. Yamaguchi, J, Suzuki, A, Ohki, H. Handa. ORCHESTRA AND SONGSTERS The Senior orchestra worked overtime with special practice tor the Fall and Spring All-School plays, school programs, and graduation exercises. Newcomers to the party were the members ot the a cappella choir, under the direction of Mr. Taix making their debut at the Christmas program ettec- tively costumed in dark blue robes with white collars. They also sang tor music night, school programs, an exchange program with the Hilmar High School, and a program at the Livingston Elementary School. Fifth Row: H. Adams, J. Downey, V. Tay- lor, P. Martin, C. Linkert, G. Stewart. Fourth Row: J. Julien, L. Brewer, C. Pate, F. Fessler, K. Billigmeier, V. Unruh, J. Pombo, E. Campini, J. Nakagawa. Third Row: J. Carter, E. Rowe, E. Foster, B. Stein, M. King, D. Gerdes, E. Balazs, E. Johnson. Second Row: W. Horst, L, Blevins, S. Keary, N. Fewell, G. Cranford, B. Voyles, R. Ma- chado, M. Smith, H. Matsuda. Bottom Row: P, Perkins, M, Perkins, K. Souza, L. Cole, M. Carter, B. Lingertelt, L. Maciel, F. Armstrong, C. Shiotani, E. Fessler. -- .f -es. . Q ,i iv S X L , 'K 4' fb Q - ' if X I f . K Y Drum Maiorettes: M. Carter, C. Cassell, B. Carpenter, M. Vandergritf, M. Carpenter, M. Alves, B. Lingerfelt, D. Deckwa. ' Band Members: Back Row: J. Kashiwase, K, Dirks, D. Campbell, C. Nielson, J. Julien, V. McCon- nell, L. Yost, G. Balazs, E. Campini, L. Silva, G. Stewart, B, Burt, D. Kanen, D. Smith. Third Row: V. Emrick, S. Kishi, D, Terry, J. Suzuki, B. Crosby, J. Reeve, L. Morton, C. Nobbe, B, Mutoza, S. Hultman, M, Tsuchiya, F. Culbertson. Second Row: L. Morton, L. Sequeira, F. Fessler, G, Kanen, B, Lehteldt, M, Alvernaz, M. Fejes, V. Cassell, J. Herndon. Bottom Row: S, Hashimoto, P. Plaster, M. Jones, G. Rasor, B, Reeve, S. Kaji, B. Haley, L, Shoji, K. Brown, N, Hashimoto, W. Triguiero. GRAND MARCH Under the direction ot Mr. Taix, the high school band had another successful year. Led by the twirling ot the nine prancing maiorettes, it played for football games and entered the Armistice Day parade in Merced where it received second place. The band presented programs at Hilmar and the Livingston Elementary School, Community Night, and the annual music night. When the band entered the Spring Music Festival in Merced and the state band contest at Selma where it received a superior rating, several band members entered solo contests at the same time. Corny Seven: V. Cassell, W. Trig- uiero, G. Kanen, C. Pierotti, G. Ba- lasz, J. Julien, L. Shoji. Dance Orchestra: J. Reeve, M. Car- penter, G. Kanen, S. Kishi, V. Cas- sell, L. Morton, L. Shoji. CORNY SEVEN Everybody likes some corny music once in a while, so when the complete band was not available, a small group of players nicknamed the Corny Seven was called upon to play tor rallies, games and programs. SWEET AND HOT What's a party without music? Eight students recently decided to swing it for school dances during the advisory period and after basketball games, SWINGING ALUNG 3 Standing: W. Nordfelt, E. Lilley, R. Riley, W. Lehfeldt, W. Alvernaz, E. Cam- pini W. Pitts, K. Winton, E. Martin, F. Konno, A. Cooper, C. Nielson, M. Taylor Sitting: Miss Knerr, K. Souza, D. Handa, B. McCullough, F. Rice, K. Robinson, L. Morton, I. Wixciel, D. Campbell, M. Jons, M. King, N. Vizzuello. BO0KWORM'S CORNER ln the Bookworms' corner many changes have been made this year: All books have been classified, a new center section of shelves has been added, and the checking out system has been changed. Six new sets of fiction and nonfiction books have been added. Also, two old sets of encyclopedias, the World Book Encyclopedia and the National Encyclopedia, have been replaced by new ones. With all these improvements, the bookworms of our party find enjoyment and information there. SPRING PLAY Presented on May 9, the mystery play Through the Night proved to be a real thriller for guests and hosts alike. The cast ot characters was: Susan l-lollbrook, Florence Gulbertson, Bunny, Wally Carlson, Kay Stanton, Dorothea Campbell, Smith, Fred Caine, Gregory Stanton, David McNeelan, Mrs. Alicia Keete, Lorraine Brown, Calvin Dris- coll, Jimmy Di Bartolo, Mr. l-lollbrook, Warren Brown, Bart Jessop, Clifford Perotti, and Roberts, Art Balazs. Back Row: C. Perotti, J. Di Bartolo, W. Carlson, D. Mclsleelan, F. Caine, Bottom Row: W. Brown, L. Brown, F. Culbertson, Miss Morris, A. Balazs, D. Campbell. Back Row: B. Heppner, L, Silva, K. Billigrneier, P, Hay, B. Jones, R. Vandere griff, M. Alves, N, Ferrari, D. Deckwa, At Aschle, J. Pombo, B. Reeve, Miss Morris, Second Row: W. Hay, M. Bettencourt, H. Herrod, W. Brown, M. Cun- ha, J, Suzuki, J. Sidebotham, V, Cassell. Bottom Row: B. Lingerfelt, A. Hepp- ner, L. Magniez, F. Caine, K. Kanen. FLOOR SHOW The floor show opened with a rip-roaring saga of the wild and wooly West, Howdy Stranger, presented to a large, appreciative audience on December 6, by a cast of twenty-six under the direction ot Miss Muriel Morris. Elly Jordan lAllen Heppnerl, Brooklyn guitar player, drifts to a Wyoming dude ranch which is run by Jane Hardy, lLucille Magniezl. He falls in love with her, then is dragged to New York by the over-powering radio producer, Roy Chadwick lFred Cainel , who mistakes Elly for a real cowboy. Much to the crowd's enjoyment, Chadwick's troubles descend with hilarious rapidity when the take is discovered. All ends well as Elly, momentarily hypnotized, wins the world's bull-dogging record. i serious. M, 3. ' A 4 . i l .. ..i-..l 1 il.- Back Row: S. Kishi, l-l. Taniguchi R. Riley, A. Balazs, K. Dirks, K Winton, J. Reeves, J. Nakagawa Third Row: J. Suzuki, M. Unruh, D Gerdes, B. Stein, M. Carpenter, J Runner, A. Cooper, J. Tanji, J Morimoto, L. Noda. Second Row Miss Knerr, E. Wilkinson, B. Bailey M. Lee, D. Campbell, E. Johnson, B Carpenter, E. Armstrong, A. Ohki F. Shibata. First Row: L. Morton, S Hashimoto, C. Cassell, M, Jons, R Crosby, D. Kanen, E. Thompson, S Shiotani, R. Takemura. THE SMART SET The Smart Set social functions ot the year were gala occasions. Starting the season on October 5, l94O, the California Scholarship Federation attended a get-together party at Turlock. On October 9, l94O, and on March 25, l94l , new members were initiated and new officers were installed at a dinner party. The final big party attended by the C. S. F. was in Turlock on March 29, l94l, at the annual Convention of the Smart Set. LIFE MEMBERS Clay Cassell Margaret Carpenter Myrtle Lee Evelyn Saika OFFICERS Ist Semester Znd Semester Clay Cassell. . .. .. .President . . . . Jean Runner Elizabeth Wilkinson Vice-President . Evelyn Thompson Florence Konno . Secretary. . . . June Suzuki Sherman Kishi Treasurer. .Sherman Kishi Standing: H. Nobbe, K. Weaver, L, Yost, A. Pianezzi, Mr. Callister, L. Weaver. Kneeling: A. Alvernaz, G. Theodore, E. Mcndonsn, J. Hama! guchi. l THE FARMERS This year finds the Livingston Chapter of the F. F, A. at its best. It started with a bang, taking in over S125 in personal exhibits at the Merced County Fair. In October a Watermelon Bust was held, followed in November by an initiation of freshmen at which new members were named. A Christmas party was the next event, closing the year of l94O. The new year began with a Barn Dance and later a Skating Party held in Modesto, attended by over a hundred. In May a berry feed was held to which all members' fathers were invited. The year's program closed with a judging contest and a state convention at California Polytechnic School. lst Semester Officers 2nd Semester Kenneth Weaver ..... President ,...... Arthur Alvernaz Leonard Yost. ..... Vice-President ....... ..Grant Theodore Grant Theodore . ....... Secretary ......... ....... L eonard Yost Joe Hamaguchi . . . .... ...... . Treasurer .. .. ........ ....... ....... D e nton Law Harold Nobbe. . . ........................ Reporter .................. ...... ......... L y le Weaver Arthur Alvernaz. .Chairman of Loan Fund Committee ,,...... ..,,.. E ddie Mendonsa Arthur Casaretto. .. . .. .Representative to Student Council. .Lawrence Dessel Marvin McDonough . ...... ..YeIl Leader.. ., .. ,.,,,,, .Arthur Pianezzi .Qu Girls' League Officers: Miss Olson, Assistant Dean, M, McDonald, treas, Carpenter, yell leader, M, Carpenter, pres., D. Campbell, vice-pres., G, queira, secy., Mrs. Topp, Dean. Group Officers, back row: L. Mello, M Unruh, S, Omictin, L. Sequeira, B So- M Vandergriff, M. Bettencourt, S, Brown, M, Taylor, G. Rasor, bottom row: FE Takemura, N, Sequeira, M. Jons, R, Crosby, B, Williams, D, Kanen Thompson. SWEET TEENS All the girls in the school belong to the Girls' League. Besides the large meetings with all the girls, there were group meetings in which girls' problems were discussed. Some of the interesting activities which the Girls' League sponsored were: Hi Sis, September ZO, Girls' League Convention at Sanger, November 29 and 30, Charity Ball, December 20, Valentine's Day Dance, February l4, l-li-Jinks at home, February Zl, Circus Ball, March 15, l-liviinks, lThanks, Mercedl, March 28, Blossom Week and Dance, May 5-9, Mothers' Tea and Officers' lnstallation,, June lO. :- ,. -I i K 500- CELEBRITIES Fizst Semester Offisersz R. l-lult treas, C, Perotti, vice-pres., B Jones, secy., L. Yost and D. John- son, yell leaders, Second Semester Officers: R, Hult, treas,, L. Silva, yell leader, K, Win- ton, vice-pres., M. Taylor, secy., W Carlson, pres. Comprised each year of student body officers and representatives from ad- visory groups and classes, the celebrities not only hold meetings to plan school shindigs and lay down the do's and don't's of campus etiquette, but also are in charge of committees which look out tor student affairs. Student Council, standing: J. Wil- kinson, J. Nakagawa, R, Riley, W. Brown, H, Herrod, Sitting: J. Buz- zard, D. Campbell, B, Lingertelt, L. Maciel, B, Williams, Mr, Burbank, E. Thompson, E, Wilkinson, B. Bail- ey, V. Unruh, D, Gerdes, Miss Ran- dol. 0lI WITH THE PARTY 31 MSF V 1-we'-' -- -, - . r N YSA X Q A , A X X WEE ,' Sv Q 3 . I 1 K .-. f . T s 1 ff 'X f ' X , u 3 'E' M - Q gp X and ,' L, L xo.. - N xax-v km, f ,Q ,L 5 SSW .'X Ni' ' , N . . is 'Q 3 ME. , , NOS 5 Pass r ' .ar x X' Q 1 I Q U AA, X vi s . J Sf' iii! QS 35 X gg P .Q Msg? A 'bf W Q., XS K x '!g my 0F 1943 lst Semester Officers Harold Adams Pres Eddie Loewcn Vwco-Pros Nataiue Scqueum Sccy Barbara Carpenter Trcas Mary Alvernaz YCH Lcmicr 2nd Scmcstcr Rulwrt Rnlvv Dclsnc Kmwvm Pauline Bcvycu El1l'L'I1 John-.fm Mary Alvurum: Advisers: Mrs. Topp, Mr, Callmfvr, Mlm Murrv. Mr, Pyke, Lucille King Yutaka Konno Denton W. Law Freda Lee Myrtle Lee Carl Linkert Laura Eugenia Maciel Edna Maeda Lucille Magniez -- Q V cel E L k c Hazuye Matsuda Oliver McConnell Vivian McConnell Louise Lorraine Mello l-loshiko Miyake Fred J. Miyamoto June Morimoto Lois Morimoto Jack Nakagawa Ida Nakashima Evelyn Lida Newport Harold Nobbe Arthur Noda Lillian Grace Nordfeldt Edwin Ohki Harold Ray Plaster Joe Pombo Ernest Querio Jay Whitney Reeve Frances Rice Evelyn Rodrigues Evelyn Saika Atsushi Sano Fernando Sequeira Grace Helen Sequeira John Side-botham Carolyn Lorraine Silva Alma Smith Margaret Smith Hikaru Sumita Kazuo Takahashi Peggy Hisako Taniguchi Julia Tanji Mildred Taylor Vernon Taylor Victor Wayne Taylor Martha Tsuchiya Viola Rowena Unruh Mabel Voyles N. Kenneth Weaver John Wilkinson Jim Atsushi Yamaguchi Leonard W. Yost Yaeko Gertrude Yotsuya HIGM 'V' mllfyff. V ' V K as , , 'V 5 W Q .Q ,A '4 ,sf fig, Q , 2 , 5 1:q' ' , 'vbm M l M -.4 ' 'T' Q J nu A E 1 A'-f , A ,- .:::.6fa.E' is ,,, 'A ... Ag. ly fi Q 'V ' vu A 'H ,'b,'5f7' . a n'.4??,'l.v: W, og. N X 4:95 P as 4 ,mv A Q ffl 2 is , .L G as... V 'lu vig Q9 ,im--H 1, Al, pf A- 'z F g Q 'M xl! use :ell 31 ..w.,,- .M -A- A, . ,R . 7, I 4 -yu . 25: 5, V -1 ' R kg. 1- - N Y b K A at A ,. - ' J w , 'Q-Q5 ,M - -.W as f Q P 'MP .. 'A -A . .' I 4 Edward P. Ferrari Norma Cherrine Fewell Mayme Kaye Freitas Neill Gallaway Rolland Gill Yvonne Marguerite Guichard .53 Arthur Handa Joseph Haratani Proctor Hay William T. Hay Bertha Lucille Heppner Harold Kempton Herrod Mary Ann Hoetel Wilbur Horst Ronald Hult Shirley Mae Hultman Eudora Ruth Jaynes Don Johnson Helen Johnson Kenneth Johnson Marian Louise Johnson Bernice Gladys Jones Henry Mitsuru Kajioka James Kashiwase li, Arthur Alvernaz John Alvernaz Mabel Shirley Alves Sophia Andow John Andrew Geza Lewis Balazs John Silveira Bettencourt Mildred Bettencourt Katharine Billigmeier Lula Blevins Lloyd Brewer Warren Brown, Jr. Jane Buzzard Fred Caine Ronald Caine Wally Carlson Margaret Carpenter Arthur Casaretto Elizabeth Clay Cassell William Cherry Roland Christian Arlo Cromwell Florence Culbertson Jimmie Di Bartolo FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Arthur Alvernaz, vice pres., Laura Ma- Warren Brown, class rep., Arlo Corn' ciel, treasj Leonard Yost, yell leader, well, treas.g Eudora Jaynes, sec., Alvan Viola Unruh, class rep., Marian John- Canisso, vice pres., Geza Balazs, pres. son, sec., Don Johnson, pres. CLASS OF 1941 From the lowly scrubs of the year l 937, when we first arrived at Livingston High School, we, the Class of l94l , have risen to be honored guests of the Livingstonian Party. Events highlighting the party were: October Z5 we gave a party to the juniors, May 26 we were out with Nature on Senior Ditch Day, June 6, we were invited to the Junior-Senior Ball, June 8, we had Baccalaureate. On June l3 we bade a fond farewell after enjoying ourselves thoroughly. Advisers: Miss Gale, Miss Barnard, Miss Kay, Mr. Jackson. L- .,-........,,......u,.i ....,.....,........,s.,.,,,-,. , - GUE ff Q ' . iw-ew X X fy, F Ralph Crockett Joe Downey Reuben Nikkel CARETAKERS ls fll1runcCA, Pykc' l-l.n'lC1LCC Cr.1rc'Mnrlv Kay , QE- fi' Z ,E:I.l N l ' A tk' fx ., l' ' if lf-A ' ' 114 Lloyd E. Jackson Extlwcr Pnnlcc Topp Grace Eleanor Olson Aclella Barnard MurlelM,M0rr1S Wulnwvr M Scott ANGELS GUARDIAN Bcity F, Brown Burr G, Burbank Clnudm F. Gala Eldon J. Callister She-Iglmw Tmx Elizabeth L, Knerr 4? C.J Carpenter Elizabeth Randal George A. Kelly 331 my Q' Q K Mrs. Irma S, Morrison, Vice Principal lnset: Mary Mayes, Secretary THEN AND NOW Every party has to begin sometime and this one was started in 1924 with a total enrollment of 148. There were three classes that year. The first class gradu- ated in 1926 with thirty members. Now, in 1941, much progress is evident. There are 475 students in the school and lOl in the graduating class, Besides the increase in students, many athletic awards and other honors have been won by the guests of this party. Chester A. Moyle M. C. Jenkins E. A. Heller J, J. McNamara F. E. Hadley OUR PRINCIPAL SPEAKS . . . We laugh and sing and dance as we go with life to a party. We are not afraid. We are Arnerica's chil- dren. Bombs don't frighten us --we can't hear them. There is no danger in playing soldier! When we are hungry, we eat. Why not? There is enough for all. We go to schools - free schools. We read books - all kinds. Who cares? We only play at isms anyway. With us, lite is a game, not a war. We will not be too serious, nor will we grow soft, as we laugh, sing, and dance with life at a party. - LEON LEE 0UR HOS'I'S Our Hosts The Guests On With The Party In The Rumpus Room PR DEDI0ll'l'ION We dedicate this book to the ideals of the American educa- tional system-of adequate preparation not only for higher academic achievements but also tor the development of occu- pational skills, ot harmonious unity between knowledge and application, ot adjusting and adapting students to tit into the complexities ot modern civilization, and ot producing fine young citizens to carry on the work and the traditions of the American nation. l FDREWURD Based on the theme, Livingstonian Goes to a Party, we, the editorial staff, have endeavored to present a graphic picture ot a year of student activities. 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