Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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V' x 11,-si M. Nunez, Treasurer: N. Sequeira, presiclenf: C. Alvernaz, an yell leader: P. Plasfer. vice presidenh J. Fox, secrelary. i llulnl Mrs. Bronzan, assisTanT clean of girls: Mrs. Topp, clean of girls. Girls League Because of The world siTuaTion, The Girls League has devoTed all iTs aTTenTion To promoTing acTiviTies Tor The war eTTorT. The U. S. O. BeneTiT Dance. given OcTober 24, I942, was The biggesT success of The year, neTTing SIZ4.-47 Tor The U. S. O. lnsTead oT having The yearly ChariTy Ball, an aTTer-school dance was given. The Tunds received aT The door were donaTed To The Merced CounTy Tuberculosis AssociaTion. Plans were made Tor The MoThers' Tea. Girls' Hi-Jinx, and oTher dances.

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C3 MP1 Sianding: N. Vizziello, R. Wilker, A. Angelakis, G. Sexlon. L. Seibold, J. McCullough, A. Rowe, H. Peferson, D. Hardie, B. Miller, L. Kline, D. Wixcel, N. Marchini. Sealed: P. Raybourn, P. Lemme, E. Brill, D. Parker, B. Brafiin. D. Nobbe, J. Roberison, E. Voyles, E. Viuiello, O. Freel. Library This year Miss Knerr was aided in library work by Jrwenly-five s+uden'r librarians. They calalogued books, filed reference cards, marked books wifh reference numbers, and checked books in and our. For ihis work fhe s+uden+s received 'rwo exira credils per year. Miss Knerr, librarian 1' Two hundred new books have been added fo 'rhe library. Among 'them are: The Pied Piper. by Nevil Shuieq Saga of The Sea, by Emil Ludwig: Convoy, by Quenlin Reynolds: Lives, by Hen- drik Willem Van Loon: and I Married Adveniuref' by Osa Johnson. Besides ihese books, ihere are many books 'rhar will aid ihe siudenfs who will soon be serving in 'rhe armed forces.

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Xoqie J. Downey, represenfeiivo: R. Mellor, presidenf f C. Thompson. secrefaryg E. Rhineliarf, ' Treasurer: G. Mondonsa, vice president Mr. Loo, Mr. Parsons, advisers. Boys Service Club The Boys Service Club, under The direcTion oT Mr. Lee and Mr. Parsons, has been doing iTs parT Tor The school by keeping The yard Tree OT wasTe paper. BiggesT evenT of The year was The AThleTic Dance, held on February 5, sponsored by The Boys Service Club and The Rally CommiTTee. TuT Lombardo's orchesTra Tur- nished The music Tree of charge. Gross receipTs Tor The dance were over Three hun- dred dollars. The proTiT Trom The dance wenT To The aThleTic Tund To help defray insurance cosTs. lvleeTings were held aT irregular inTervals during The year, and each Time a Topic oT immediaTe inTeresT was broughT up Tor consideraTion. PosiTions Tor Tire drills were assigned in The earlier parT of The year. Mr. ChrisTman, a member of The Y. M. C. A., inviTed The boys To The Older Boys' Conference, which was held aT ModesTo on December 6.