Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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TOP ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: M. Davis, J. Quirt, M. Allen, M. Bynum, J. Rodriques, D. Rodriques, W. Looney, U. Goulart, D. Goulart, C. McKinley, R. Sapien, S. Miyamoto, SECOND ROW: D. Hildebrand, L. Bennett, I. Hultgren, M. Weaver, B. Hamilton, M. Aldridge, S. Shaw, S. Fox, C. Schell, P. Mesa THIRD ROW: E. Davis, G. Miller, D. Thomas, G. Davis, J. Machado, N. Carroll, D. Moura, L. Busby, J. Ford, Y. Houston, J. Tibon, G. Morimoto, I. Goforth BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Kanen, C. Santos, E. Davis, D. Parnell, E. Caton, E. Biggers, M. Washburn, M. Boles, Mrs. Schmoll. ' 7.Z.4'.,4. ii E 23 Q S. Shaw, Vice Presidentg M. Bynum, ':. -EQ : Treasurer, S. Fox, President: G. Morimoto, i Secretaryg M. Boles, Representative. 6 I ,I XX J! 586630 NMS ' 55' R rs 46 o if ig? 55, 3, 0 0 '96 ws' XL . 6'- 050 56 A ll. 1. W

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.1-2:1 I . 1 My I- , A MQ! r l i , x ff 'P ,ii VIII 0 0 of AND Q 'Y Q0 440 Evxog 0 6 52 CRAFTS eu ' A p s Qxox Art and crafts are two of the Q, ' ' OQQZ1 best liked subjects in school. ij' 4, Rox 0 Art students learn to draw and paint with W X01 many different types of materials such as 0 oo pencil, pen and ink, and water paints. The first gg semester is devoted to graphic art, and the second dqby' semester is devoted to painting. 6605 In the crafts classes students can create countless objects from 4,0 leather, copper, soap, wood, and modeling clay. A crafts student 59' may also build model airplanes, boats, and cars if he wishes. P, C50 If, during the year, an art or crafts student creates something unusually artistic or interesting, he may enter it in the Scholastic Art Award Contest, which starts February Igth and ends March 5th.

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The main purpose of the Junior Statesmen is a to promote better citizenship and more understand- ing between high school students and their govern- ment. This year the Junior Statesmen attended a leadership conference held at St. Francis Hotel in at San Jose. They also attended the Junior Statesmen convention in Fresno during May. During their meetings, the Junior Statesrnen introduce resolutions and bills to train students in the use of parliamentary procedure in the absolute political sense. 1689 XL Xuxywarawenter mei- f Nxt-Ca Nga-,C09' NS' Dow meal' r B' -xn- vi- G- ww' ' .WS xdibel bow' Y- o 1 ' D. GO YA Wash Ozayqar sl 9:38 ' so Lob'n39'YXat?eK aka' G 'Y . wwakzs swbaw' sew' .ew R' slew' Y' C' X. Ru el. E' Agdam' Otgxllfa' veils E05 . Y- 1.1 5599 on. A' 9,OV 500 X 3 6095 I ' ' I S ACK ,som ww' .N-. 5' SROW ww-OW S' H151 RO 560089 5. rot s. shew ' rrrst semester-STANDING: F. Andam, Atty. General, M. Downey, Lt. Governorg K. Kajiwara, Treasurerg SEATED: I. Russell, Representative: T. Yotsuya, Govemorg S. Shaw, Sec. of State. 8 Second semester-STANDING: Y. Shibata, Atty. Gen eralg G. Nagai, Lt. Governorg T. Yotsuya, Sec. of Stateg SEATED: T. Kishi, Treasurer: D. Goldsberry, Governor: M. Washburn, Sec. of State.