Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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4 LIVINGSTONIAN iv ROSSIE, BERNARD I bask by her side while the noontime flies And address her only with mine eyes. ROSSIE, IAMES He could debate and recite, and in both was equally skillful. RUNNER, ELLEN Look beneath the surface, there is worth. SIMPSON, VIRGINIA Maybe she's dignified, maybe she's demureg Maybe she's quiet, but we aren't ,quite sure. , ' SCHULTZ, VIRGINIA A girl who in Home Economics is idealg She can cook and serve a dainty meal. SLANKARD. GEORGANNA If, countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. SORENSEN. LOREN Sunny, quiet, friendly, One can qo far with these. SOUZA, ANN Because she's small, she'll have you know That precious things in small parcels go. SOUZA. GEORGE To be of service rcthef than to be conspicuous, STEVENS. WALTER A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. My proffered offerings do but trouble brinqf' STRATTON. GERTRUDE Eyes that smile and dimples that bequilef' THOMPSON, ALDEN Gee, l wish l were not so bashfulf' IU

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1935 P MORIMOTO. ROBERT Happy am I, from care l'm free: Why aren't they all contented like me? NORDFELT. ELSIE lt's good to be merry and wise, It's good to be honest and true. OLSON, MARIORIE A voice us sweet and clear was heard Only in springtime from d bird. ORR, ELMER Not thot I love study less, Put that I love fun more. PETERSEN. EARL Always ready for sport or joke, A jolly lad is he. PETERSON, IOHN Deep within his tender heart I-las Cupid sunk his fatal dart. PINHEIRO, HELEN She is not tot, she is rrot toll, In fact, she is a lady small. PLASTER, GLEN Above all things in this World of strife Let us keep smiling all through life. PURSER, MARGARET I ani a friend to everyone, And everyone is o triend to me. RAY, EVA LYNN And os the bright sunshine glorilies the sky So is her lace illuniined hy her eyes. REYNOLDS. RICHARD What care I for work oi mine, I seek pleasure every time. ROBERTSON, MYRON Although my wants are small and tew I shall achieve what I pursue. ,vi . .'l?ft' 9

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1935 p TREANOR. ROBERT Sturdily built, a quiet smile With a not too serious View of lilo. UNDERWOOD. IOI-IN A mischievous lad was hc. VOORHEES, ROY Steadfastly he pursues his goal. WEIR, RICHARD A cheriul word, a happy qrin, He greets each day with tireless vim. WILLIAMS, LUTHER The worlds no better if we worry, And lifes no longer if we hurry. WINTON. STODDARD Take me as l am. WOODS. IENNEVA Let us shine our very briqhest, Be our corner high or low. WOLF. EDWIN He is stately, young, and ta WRIGHT. IAN lt's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. WULFF. WILLFRIEDA ll. A cheerful heart, a smiling lace Pour sunshine into the darkest placef YOTSUYA, TAKEO Lifes a pleasant institutiong Let us take it as it comes. BETSC ART. ONEIDA A so she said with vampish air, My qcrowninq glory is my hair. YOUNG. nhmronrr: A lass. with a friendly smile. I EM 11 A' WWII