Livingston High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Livingston, TX)

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my SHERRY GLOVER MARTHA MOORE BETTY CLARK Editor Assistant Editor Society Editor BEVERLY THOMASON BEAMON DAVIS Aftlst Advertising sq' 2 A To remember both sides of Rall, 7 X school life - K. , You'll look through again Y and again 'A The pages of this yearbook--- . T. MARSH Seeing the difference of now CALL-WAN , My and then u scription N. You can relive all the activities ,. By glancing through this book ' - The parties, games, and lessons -- T GRETCHEN GERLACH They're here, if you'll only DIANNE FAIN 4 Photogriigw look. Advertising N' 0J!f' 'fr Eff ,414-ff But while thinking of the f -' V A lighter side 'ii ii 3 Don't forget this important Q f ' part, fm A 1 JOHNNY pARKER The friendships that you make PATRICIA PRITCHARD M- - Photography here . Advertising 1' Which will live on and on in 4' X .95 your heart. asf-fx ngrvfin. Y '+' So here's your l954 Lion's Roar The Book of the Year, no less Because you played a part in it You're responsible for its f success. JOSEPH DAVID Sport Editor TED BUFORD Business Manager MRS. MANLEY MRS. PEACE EVA JUNE MARSH CYNTHIA BAKER Production Finance Typist Subscription M Jig!! , L . -. df! rl, 'gl 41- Q' 2.53 13'

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SEPTEMBER S M 'r w 'r F s Q 4 5 7 0 1314 1669 20 2l 22 23 242526 27252 OCTOBER M T W F 6 252 55282 NOVEMBER M T W 4 5 7 I I6 I7 e192o21 2 Q5 526 9 DECEMBER S M T F S 6 7 9 I2 I4 I5 I6 I9 2I 2223 242526 27 282930 31 JANUARY M T W T 3 I4 18 l92 2526272 FEBRUARY M T W F 3 9 I 22 23 245627 MARCH M T W F 2 696 16 IBIQZO 22 23 24255 26 293031 APR1 T W F I3 4 1920 25 262 2930 MAY M T W o 17?192 2122 6524 5265239 ao 31 I9 4 School bells for 320 L H S students F1rst pep rally Freshman Day Freshman assembly program Lunch for Se lnd1v1dual plctures made by Mr Carew Seruors sponsored a party after the game vvxth Anahuac Eleotlon of student body pres1dent and class off1cers Band went to Cold Sprmgs for opemng of County Fa1r Senxor TIDES arrwed A happy group JUHIOTS sponsored a party after the game w1th Sour Lake End of lst s1x weeks Senlors F F A andF H A to State Fan' Dallas Area Vocatlonal Agr1cultural Meetmg Freshmen sponsored party after the game w1th Rusk Mr Lamb left the faculty to enter the Army Homemakmg g1rls to d1str1ct meet at Tr1n1ty Homemaklng g1rls served refreshments to student body at the close of F H A Week Semor party after the game Wlth San Augustxne Mr J D McNa1r dmscussed Soc1alSecur1ty to student body Thanksglvlng Holldays End of 2nd s1x Weeks Semors ordered 1nv1tat1ons Band journeyed to Conroe U S COHSt1tUt1OH test Poor Jumors' 17 18 19 Basketball Tournament D1sm1ssed for Chrlstmas Holldays Homerooms had part1es Everyone glad to be at school aga1n Enjoyable hol1days End of f1rst semester Sprmg semester Mrs Fleld replaced Mr Jones as Chenustry teacher Mr Jones entered Law School Junlors ordered class rlngs A happy group Senlors to Huntsv1lle Career Day QAsk James Rlchardl Student COUHCII Sang Valentlnes 155f per song F F A and F H A to Fatstock Show, Houston Yearbook completed Jumor play presented A success D1str1ct F F A Banquet 1n H1gh School Cafeterla End of 4th S1x Weeks F H A Area meetmg Nacogdoches F H A Father and Son Banquet Sad1e Hawkms Days sponsored by the semors Party F F A L1vestock Show Semors presented class play End of 5th S1x Weeks Senlors Went on educatxonal tr1p to Austm .Tumor Semor Banquet Semors to Galveston Class nlght and Sen1ors returned party to JUHIOTS for honorlng them wlth the Banquet Baccalaureate Serv1ces Cc nencement EXCTCISCSI Last dav of school' The day we have all been lookmg forward to esp c1al1y the senlors l'11OI'S lit 5 3 19 5 ll . ,',2.3.. 5 8 . . . QI Il I2 11 ' '9 16 , - QQ? 17 - - ' ' ' -------O 18 . , 30 ' ' I ' g s, ,. , . s 3 4 5 7 IO 1 ' ' ' . ll I2 mlsm 2 - ' . 1a19 21222 4 6 631 16 ' l '- 17 ' , . .. ., ' . . . ' , 2.0 ' K ' ' ------J 30 ' 5 . .1 s . rg lI 141 .5 I 3 . . . . . . f s 323, 6 . . A 13 . . . Z4 . . . ' ' .' ' Z6-Z7 ' ' ' : ' . . . T. , 5 I3 1 . . . . 20 2 ' 8 . . ' ' - ' . l8 ' ' ' ' . ' . S. , . .T 2. 4 . . . fam? 7 .125 5 Junior class cast the play Too Young, Too Old I7 O Z1-ZZ ' 24 0 . . BI 25 . . . 29 ' ' . ' . S.'.2. Z . Z. 5 . . . - 1155 Gllgllgl 20 I- g ' 2' . . . . . . 25 15 5 Z5 ' . 5. .. fr. s. 4 . i ' .' ' n . ' 1 M 5 IO EI . ,129 ,, 6 . . . , 2' 7 26 . . . .i.ll 1 . . , . 8-9 . . . ' -mm ' 15 ' s. M r. .s, 16 ' 4 5 6 7 2 1:23 28 ' I ' 1 h WIIZ I I7 IB 6 24 1 . - . 5 . 18 . . . s. '1' F Z3 ' 27 '1-1, ' . SP nies: 15 F Z8 .1 1 O .

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QW Q PW Bw Reilly in -1 9 in LION S RCAR STAFF Patrlcla Prltchard Bearnon Davls Eva June Marsh Barbara Callahan Cynth1a Baker Mrs Peace Beverly Thomason Jerry Marsh Johnny Parker, Gretchen Gerlach Sher ry Glover IVlarthaIVIoore Mrs Manley Joseph Davld Betty Clark Ted Buford and D1anne Faln Mrs. Manley at work mn the Annual room Th1s year the staff was gwen a room for the1r work We are lndeed grateful for thls room. It 15 1n here that your book IS planned and made