Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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1935 p CLASSWILL We, the members of the Class of l935 of Livingston High School, Livingston, California, being of sound mind and body and believing ourselves to be in possession of many virtues highly desired by every potential graduate of our beloved Alma Mater, do hereby make our last will and testament in their be- half. To the ambitious Iuniors we will with great condescension, our spotless characters and amiable dispositions, hoping that with them they will be able to wield as much influence over their fellow-students and faculty as we have. To the listless Sopohomores we leave our peppy and lively personalities. To the foolish Freshmen we will with many misgivings, our refined ways and natural poise, fearful lest said virtues be sadly abused. To the many instruments of learning, including our teachers, class rooms, books, and other necessary evils, We will our sincere sympathy, pending the loss of such a brilliant class. And to you, dear school building, under whose roof our tender youth has been sheltered and trained during these formative years of our lives, we leave the many classes that will follow in our footsteps, hoping they will learn to love you as we have. Our individual virtues we bequeath as follows: l, Olga Anderson, will by histronic ability to Martha Polansky. I, Takashi Date, will my ability to eat chow mein to Mr. Offerman. I, Alden Thompson, will Penrod to anyone who will promise to be as good a partner in mischief to him as I was. I, Takeo Yotsuya, will my interest in everything from bugs to girls to Ioe Yoshioka. I, George Kashiwase, being of sound mind and body and basking in the light of sweet contentment, do hereby make state that I wish to retain my many virtues. I, Allen Bugbee, will my disdain of all female-kind to Probert Weir. I, Elaine Martin, leave my experience in journalism to the Sandpiper, knowing that only through patience and hard work can it exist. I, Leah Koehn, will my boots to Shirley Merritt. May she never be found lacking in understanding. I, Ann Souza, will my daintiness to those girls who think its smart to be mannish in dress and manner. We, Iohn Underwood and Walter Stevens, bequeath our permanent waves and the rescally disposition that prompted getting them to Patrick Nada and Charles Reeves. I, Elmer Orr, will Bus No. 27 to anyone who thinks he can get it in before school takes up, three times in succession. I, Willfrieda Wulff, leave my yen for politics to the next president of the United States. I, Dorothea McCutchan, will my bubbling giggles to next year's gang. May they get a maximum of enjoyment out of them. 11. .N , 4 ft' 13

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4 LIVINGSTONIAN George Galaway Clifford Cassell Lazetta Gabriel George Escola Donald Aumont Ed Wolf lan Wright Clifford Cassell Student Body Officers SENIOR CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Representative Yell Leader 2- Merit Board Members Donald Aumont Earl Petersen lenneva Woods Margaret Purser Leah Koehn Ed Wolf Dorothea McCutchan Elmer Orr Four years!! Now it is history. We have enjoyed high school and bene- fitted greatly by our experiences here. As freshmen and sophomores We were shy and gauche but gradually our timidity wore off as each found his place in the life of the school. As juniors and seniors we took our places as leaders in debating, in scholarship, in athletics, in organizations, in dramatics, in music and in journalism. Our senior year has been the busiest of our high school career. Among the activities were: a barn dance, an annual staff dance, the barbecue, class parties, baccalaureate service, the IuniorfSenior Prom, the Mothers' Tea, a faculty party, and too soon, Commencement. Through our four years Mrs. Frye has proved herself a good adviser and friend. In the last year she was ably assisted by Mr. Offerman. We owe much to them and we unanimously give our thanks. We are now at the crossroads of our education. We may never meet some of our classmates again, but we shall all retain the happy memories, and often think back to the time when We were students of Livingston High School. 12

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1 LIVINGSTONIAN CLASS WILL I, Lazetta Gabriel, leave my moments of intense enthusiasm to Dolores Hoeful. I, Ienneva Woods, will my ability to keep my girl friends to those girls who think its necessary to shun their girl friends when they have boy friends. I, Marjorie Young, will my friendliness to those who have difficulty getting acquainted. I, Ida Masuda, will my quiet unassuming manner to Evelyn Deckwa. I, Evelyn Alvernaz will my ability to get along with everyone to someone less fortunate. I, Richard Weir, will my aviation ambitions to the future aviators. We, Mizpah Hay and Helen Koch, will our places in senior girls athletics to those who would enjoy high school as we have. We, Florence Christian, Astred Christian, Doris Granberg and Lorene Cam- pini, will our information about nursing schools to the juniors who have a sim- ilar ambition. We, Iosephine Matson, Elna Christian, Eva Lynn Ray, Georganna Slack- ard, and Ioyce Merritt, make our will in favor of 1- --. We can't publish it yet-it's a secret. - I, Lida Martin, leave my irrepressible giggle to Nancy Ratzlaff. I, George Escola, will my reputation for dependability to those whose reputations are not all they could be for dependability. I, Riley Howard, will my opinions of the faculty to those who suffer mo- ments of abuse as I have during my four years. I, Iarnes Kirihara will all my virtues to Mrs. Morrison-She already had had my failing-l took French. I, Wilbur Loe, will all my original ideas and stencils in art to Miss Gale for future artists. I, Bob Morimoto, will my ability to get along with the faculty to those who are making a habit of getting into hot water around school. I, Harry Morimoto, leave this advice to all- Smile and the world smiles with you. l, Earl Petersen, will my position on the A team to Melvin DeMott-l know he'll go places and do things for L. H. S. I, Ed Wolf, will my ability to overcome obstacles to reach my goal to some sophomore who may have a secret yearning to travel before finishing high school. I, Ethel Frago, will my sense of responsibility to Artie Silva. I, Helen Pinheiro, will my extra Girls' League points to anyone who needs them. I, Ian Wright, will my unselfishness to my successor as president of the Girls' League. I, Gertrude Stratton, will my place on debating teams to Harriet Rhinehart. I, Ellen Runner, have already given my shy smiles away. I, Oneida Betschart, will my kindness to others to someone who studies in Mrs. Dan1ey's room next year. 14