Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

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IN MEMORIAM GEORGE :NANO Here resfs his head upon ihe lap of Earfh A youfh fo Forfune and fo Fame unknown. Fair Science frowned noi' on his humble birfh, And Melancholy marked him for her own. -THOMAS GRAY.

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DEDICATION This IQ36 issue of fhe LIVINGSTONIAN is sin- cerely dedicafed +0 our advisers, Miss Elizabe+h G. Randol and Mrs. Helen Halsfead. They have made our years af High SchooN pleasanf ones.

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WlLMER M, SCOTT, Principal A MESSAGE Schools are fine places in which To grow up. They endeavor To provide as high' minded environmenT3 They Teach The use of good boolcs which widen our menTal horizons so ThaT we come To know ourselves beTTer and our world-wide neighbors as well. Every social acTiviTy oT The School should Teach lessons oT democracy and Tolf erance, which are noThing aTTer all buT The expression oT The spiriT ol cofoperaTion. This spiriT can Tind expression in The classroom, on The sporTs' Tield, on The sTage and in The club. lT conTers on Those who can play The gamei' The proud disTincTion oT being a good school ciTizen. America gives gladly and generously To her schools and as she has helped you in These brighT years, may you repay her in The only way she wishes or expecTs by giving her The besT you have in ThoughTTul, acTive, and loyal ciTizenship. THE FACULTY Leon Lee Carolyn E. Danley C, J. CarpenTer Claudia li. Gale G, l-l. Ollz-rman Helen l-lalsfead Loren F. Reynolds ElizabeTh l.. Kneii Mari1areT Coope Crea Tv1cMurry EsTher Pardee Topp lrene M. Frye Adella Barnard lrnia S. Morrison Elizabmh G, Randf