Livingston High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Livingston, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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I III I5 si' ,lil We gratefully dedicate this, the Livingstonian of 1951, to our beloved Physical Education teacher, Miss Gale, Due to her friendly nature toward everyone, she has become one of our most loved teach- ers. We now say, Thank you, Miss Gale. L E I je jacugg ana! .xdclminiafrafio MR. R. W. LYON Principal IIIIII 'xxxkix' Our founding fathers, during the time that they were deciding the basis of the government of our young nation, wisely decided that ours should be a government of, by and for the people. They also concluded that, in order to have government by the people, it was essential that the voters should be educated, wise and informed. Thus was the idea of our educational systemborn. In order to have a strong govern- ment it was necessary to have a strong educational system. Now, over one and one half centuries later, we find our school system strong, vigorous and unique among nations. Our country has more people going to school for more years than any other. This is the foundation of a democracy, and certainly our democracy must have afirm foundation which mustbe strong and active in these years. Our school is proud to be part of such an educational system. This year we are using our two new buildings for the first time. Classes in these buildings round our curriculum in the vocational and avocational direction. It is in these new buildings, as well as the others, that we hope to train young citizens who are informed, capable and healthy in mind and body. aue Lagoa! 1,45 in our growfd av ave STROI ----r ADELLA BARNARD Commercial CHARLES BLACKWELL Wood Work Physical Educ ation BARBARA BR OWN Home Economic s HAMLIN BROWN Agriculture ESTHER BR UNETTE Journalism English STANLEY CAPLAN English, Speech C. J. CARPENTER Mathematics IMOGENE COX English MAX DENNY Music WILLIAM ELAM Physical Educ ation EDGAR FISHER Agriculture CLAUDIA GALE Physical Education R AY HOLT Science DFN PTXZ TZTDU nrnrrn MARY HUNTINGTON Home Ec onomic s LUCILE HURLBUTT Bus. Math. , English Foreign Languages LLOYD JACKSON History, Math. Physic al Education MAR Y KAMIYA English, Typing ELIZABETH KANEN Commercial Finance ELIZABETH KNERR Vocations , Library LEON LEE English SANFORD MOBERLY Art, Crafts MARY LANDERS School Nurse GR ETCHEN SMITH Social Studies GE OR GE SMITH Social Studie s MONICA S TAGE Science HENRY STRUCKMAN Auto Shop Q 'sr ig-,Q , 5 pv- IRMA MORRISON MARGARET AGUILAR Vice-Principal Ass1stant Secretary It :J 'P 35 ll PAT ENOS Secretary OFFICE FORCE ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: V.- Chase, B. Martin, B. Martin, E. Cromwell, C. Houchin, M. Aveiro. ROW 2: M. Golding, B. Enos, G. Crowell. F. Worden, L. Garrett. Here is where you get your hats, numerals, pennants and pom-poms N for the big game. , Ng... T Watching the wheels go 'round Tom? Stepping lively to the canned mu- sic of a noon dance. v -5 Q The seniors are working hard on those football players that they are going to stick on the walls for the Ir. -Sr. Dance. l Bird's eye view--what you look like from up here. Y! uQ 'bfi CA, 5 J JAN 5 RALPH RENNER ---------- the soul of him, the glowing .,..,, . fervent soul of him, surely is flaming in eager joy upon some down, From Mary White ----William Allen White m' HUQ worLec! !0U,l yeafd I2 17' ana! Aa U2 C0010 BEVERLY MARTIN Class Representative 45 Girls' League I 2, . 3.4: G. A, A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Band 2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Class Representative 35 C.S.F, 45 F.H.A. 4. ARA HUSSIAN Class Representative 45 Christmas Program I, 2, 3,45 Boys' Quartet I,2,3g Mixed Quartet 1,25 Block L 3, 45 Football I5 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 1,25 Drama Club 4g Spanish Club 45 Mikado 4, FRANK MARTIN fNot Picturedl Class Sgt, at Arms 4: F.F.A. l,2,35 Varsity Football 3,4g Block L 3,45 Track I,2,3,4. DONALD PATTISON Class Yell Leader 45 F,F. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Sentinel 2, Representative 3,4p Block L I, 2, 3,45 Varsity Football r, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball r. 2, 3. 4. FIRST SEMESTER OFF IC ERS TOM YAGI Class President 45 Block L 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, Sgt. at Arms 45 Spanish Club 45 C,S,F, 45 Varsity' Football I,2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2,3,4. ARTHUR DICK Class Vice-President 45 Transferred from St. Catherines Collegiate Institute and Vocational School, St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada5 Royal Canadian Army Cadets Ig School Hockey Team I5 Track Team 2,35 Drama Club 3,4, Vice- President 3, President 45 Junior Statesmen 3,45 Attorney General45 Debating Team 4, Captain 45 Spanish Club 4, NANCY PATRICK Class Secretary 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3,45 Class Representative 2: G.A.A. 2, 3,45C.S.F. 3:Dec- orating Committee, Prom 35 Midsummt Night's Dream 35 Dancing Club 45 Christm. Program 4: Mikado 4. JEAN DeVERE Class Treasurer 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 G, A, A. 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Junior Statesman 3,45 HearstRanchRepresentative 35Class Treasurer 3, fo Me .. idiom is if 3 W I east , 4 -'r' Xe ii SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS ARTHUR DICK Class President 4, RICHARD MOROFUJI Class Vice-President 45 Basketball l,2, 3g Base- ball 2, 3, Football 2, gg Varsity 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Dancing Club 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4. BARBARA DIRKS Class Secretary 4, Girls' League I, 2,3,4g G.A. A. 2, 3,45 F.H.A, 3,4g Sandpiper staff 4g Stu- dent Council 4g Service Club 3. FRANKLIN BABA Class Representative 4: Service Club 2g Block L 2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Class Vice-President 3g B Football l,2,3,4. lr. fl ir' f- X fo Fa. M. . .Y ., fa H ' 'f.iLsit'p ,lay Q Q. ,rl-'X-A' A ,ff .5-ffm, en of our , S .sig-is AL. cs Tl' f . :fi - L A13- 15 yah. 'Ui JCA00! Cd FQQI' LOU ANNA GARRETT Class Representative 4g G. A. A. l,2, 3,4g Sports Manager 3, Girls' League I,2, 3,4g Service Club 2,3g Drum Majorerre 3,4g Class Yell Leader 3: Rally Committee 45 Song Leader 4, F.l-I. A. 4. BOB DUSIN Class Sgt. at Arms 45 Class President 3g F. F. A. l,2,3,4, President 3, Representative 2, Yell Leader 2, Reporter 4g Block L 3,4gVarsity Foot- ball 3,4, BILL LAWRENCE Class Yell Leader 4, Class President lg Sgt. at Arms 3g Block L 1, 2, 3.4: Football I, Varsity 2, 3,43 Dancing Club 45 Sgt. at Arms 4. .wavy WA ici ia MARILYN BARNES Girls' League I, 2, 3,4g Latin Club x, 2, 3,4, Sec- retary 25 Class Secretary Ig G,A,A. 2,3,4g C, S.F, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Junior Statesmen 3,4, Secretary 3, Student Body Secretary 4: Rally Committee 4g Dancing Club 4, GERALD BIBLER Class Vice-President 1, President 25 Rally Com- mittee 1,2,3,4g Sandpiper Staff 3, Block L 3,4g Football I,2,3, Varsity 4, Track 3. BETTY BIER Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Band I,2g Girls' Glee 1, 2g Chorus 4. KENNETH BLANCHARD Varsity Football 3,4, CLASS OF PIRUS ABRAHAM F,F.A. I,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Representative 4, President 4g C, S,F, 4, Representative 4. MARGARET ANDAM Girls' League I,2,3,4g G.A. A. 2,3,4g F.H.A. 3. LORRAINE ANDREW Class Secretary Ig Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 2, 3, G,A,A. 2,3,4g Majorette 3,45 Sand- piper Staff 4, Assistant Yell Leader 4, Drama 45 Rally Committee 45 F. H. A. 4. BARBARA AVEIRO Girls' League I,2,3,4: G,A,A. 2,3,4g Latin Club 2, 3, Sandpiper Staff 4. uf fhe Leginning I M351 BOB BLOUNT Sandpiper Staff 4, DALE BOHLING Band I, 2,5,4g Track 3, WAYNE BRISTOW ' Track Transferred From Turlock, Football I,2, I,2,31 Block T 2, Block L 3,4, TOM BROWN Football 2, 0 OLU' lieu! W EDWARD BUCOL H' hg Basketball 2, 33 Transferred from Hayward ig Track 2, 3. ELINOR CAMPODONICA Vice President 3, Presi- Girls' League I,2,3,4, dent 4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Class Representative 25 Junior Statesmen 2,3,4, Attorney General 3, Vice-Pres- Rally Committee 2, 3, 4g C, S, F, 3, 4, ident 35 Representative to Girls' State 35 Hearst Ranch 3g Spanish Club 4g Drama Club 4, lm- portance of Being Earnest 4. MARVIN CLARK Block L I, 2,3,4, Se Mikado 4g Spanish 4, Representative 4, ILYNN COREY MAR ' Cl b I,2, Treasurer Girls'Leaguer,2,3,4gLat1n u 25 G. A. A, 2, 3,4g Class Secretary 31F,H, A. 3 4, Sandpiper Staff 3,4, rvice Club 2, 31 Chorus 3,4g CLASS OF ELSIE CROMW ELL Girls' League I,2,3,4g Girls' Glee Ig Chorus 2, 3,45 Pianist 2, 3,4. GENE CROWELL Spanish Club Ig Block L 2,3,4: Sandpiper Staff 4. NANCY DALGREN Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3.4. JIM DAMERON .F. A. I,2, 3,4g Delegate to State Convention 2. 6l6 we AOL LCICL ANN EGGERT Transferred from St, Anthony's, G. A. A. 4, Drama Club 4, Girls' League 4, Spanish Club 4g C. S.F. 4. PA-TTY EIDSON Class Treasurer lg Girls' League I,2,3,4g G. A, A, 2, 3,41 Sandpiper Staff 4gLivingstonian staff, Assistant Editor 4. ED ELLINGTON F.F. A. I, 2,3. 4. WILLIE ESPINOLA Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Block L 3,4. ex '52 at Q f. L . ruff 1951 lRBY FAULK Band I,2, 3,4, Representative 3, President 43 Basketball 3, Sandpiper Staff 3,4, Representative 45 Livingstonian Staff, AssistantBusiness Manager 4. LYLE FOWLER Block L I,2,3,4g Spanish Club rg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4g Baseball I,2, Varsity 3,49 Sand- piper Staff 4, ADELINE FRIESEN Girls' League I, 2, 3,4g Latin Club 2, 3,4, Rep- resentative 3,4g C,S.F, 4, Vice-President 4g Sandpiper Staff 3,4, Editor 4. LUCILLE GARCIA Girls' League l,2,3,4g Sandpiper Staff 3,4p F H. A. 3.4, District Secretary 3,4, M1900 Olll' e6lI'J af on . . 3 KOA 1!!! 'C4w. ifr- 'ii' runnin JANET GATES Transferred from Middletown: Class Secretary 25 Drum Majorette 3. JERRY GEBBIE Band 1, 2,3g Baseball I,2, 3g Basketball 1, 2,3,4g Football 3,4g Tennis Team 3g Block L 2,3,4. JIM GOLDING Transferred from Stanford Junior High, Sacra- mento, California. BOB HANNAH Block L 3, 4. we AAL!! COLLEEN HOUCHIN Girls' League I,2,3,45 Class Representative 15 Service Club 2,35 G.A. A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Rally Committee 2,3,45 Assistant Yell-Leader 2,3, Yell Leader 4. LORA HOWARD Girls' League l,2,3,4, MIDORI KAJIWARA Girls' League 3,45 Spanish Club 3.4: C.S.F. 3, 4, Treasurer 45 F. H. A. 3. 4. CHIZU KITAGAWA Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. IQQUQI' CLASS OF IOSIE HERNANDEZ Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. RAUL HERRERA Block L I, 25 Sandpiper Staff 4. EARLENE HODGES Girls' League I,2, 3.4: G. A. A. HOWARD HOTCHKISS Football I,2, Varsity 3,4. Pye! 2-3-4 2.3. W' IQSI MARIANA KLIMAS Transferred from Winters High Schoolg C. S,F. l,2,43 G,A.A. I,2,3,4g Queen's Attendant Ip Warrior staff 2gClass Secretary 3g Girls' League 3, 4g Sandpiper staff 35 Rally Committee 4, Treasurer 42 Spanish Club 4, Secretary-Treas- urcr 4g Dancing Club 4. DALEEN KOEHN Girls' League l,2,3,49 G. A. A, 2,3,4p Latin Club 2, gg F, H,A, 3,4, JEANETTE KOEHN Girls' League I,2,5,4g F, H.A. 3,4, MARIE LEMOS Girls' League I,2,3,4g G. A. A. 2,3,4g Drama Club 3,4, Secretary 4g Midsummer Night's Dream 34 Stage Manager for Imp irtance of Being Earnest 4, Mal fiat., we AHC! fo LUOI' EMMA MADDOX Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 2g G. A. A. 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 44 Drama Club 3,45 Junior Statesmen 3,4, Vice-President 4: Rally Committee 4, Secretary 43 Stage Man- ager of Mikado 4: Importance of Being Earnest 4. JOSIE MALDONADO Girls' League I,2,3,45 Class Treasurer lg Band l,2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3,4, Secretary gg DramaClub 3g Spanish Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. BARBARA MARTIN Girls' League I, 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Class Yell Leader x,3g Service Club 2,3, Representative 3g G. A. A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Sandpiper Staff 4, ANGIE MENDOZA Girls' League 1, 2, 3,4p G. A. A. 2, 3,43 F. H. A. 4. CLASS OF MICHIKO MOROFUJI Girls' League I 2 3 4- C S F I 2 L ,,,, ,,3,4g atin Club 3,45 F.H,A. 3g Spanish Club 4. MARY BELLE MURPHY Girls' League l,2,3,4, Ra11yCommittee I,2,3, 4: G.A. A. 2,3,4g Class Yell Leader 2g Girls' Glee I,2,3,4g Song Leader 4g Girls' League Queen 4, Drama Club 4, GLORIA NASH Girls' League I,2,3,4i G.A-A- 2-3f4f Tfeas' urer 4g Junior Statesmen 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. Representative 3, Governor 4: Secretary 45 Span- ish Club 3: C.S.F. 4. DONALD NELSON F. F. A. I. 2- Mere wart a wa 5 fime or p ag GERALD O'REAR Track I. BILL PICKLE Service Club 1,23 Block L 1,2,3,4g Class Presi- dent 2p Junior Statesmen 2, 3,4, Governor 4: Stu- dent Body Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Representative 3g Tennis Team 3,45 Basketball 2 . , Varsity 3.4, Football 2,3,4, Varsity 4. RICHARD PICTON Class Representative Ig Service Club Ig Junior Statesmen 2,3,4g Block L 2,3,4g Assistant Prom Chairman 3, Baseball 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Basket- ball 1, Varsity 2,3,4g All-Tourney five at Gustine Tournament 4. CAESAR PONCE Transferred from Hawaii, Dragon Club 2, R. O. I P fa. C,--.svn f'I-.ni--.-.nn n wk 1951 LUCILLE RATZLAFF Girls' League l,2,3,4g G.A. A. 2,3,43 Girls' Glee Club I,2,3,4g Mikado 4. RALPH RENNER Chorus 25 Band 2, 3, Pep Band 2,3, Band Vice- President 3, Sandpiper Staff 3,4, Livingstonian Staff, Business Manager 43 Drama Club 4g Rally Committee 45 Assistant Yell Leader 4. MARLIN RETHWICH F.F. A. 3. GAIL REYNOLDS Girls' League I,2,3,4g G, A, A, 23,45 ge,-vice Club 2.3: Chorus 2,3,45 Drama Club 3, Song Leader 4, ad we, EA? Cfddd 'of L Cglnnflgncg EUGENE ROBERTS Transferred from Long Beach High School, Long Beach, California. TONY RODRIGUES Band I,2,3,4g Master of Cermonies of Merced- Livingston Assembly 3g Varsity Baseball 2g Tennis Team 3,4. WILMA RUNNER Girls' League I,2,3,43 G, A. A. 2,3,4g C.S.F. 2,3,4, Representative 2g Treasurer 2, President 3, Tennis Team 2,3,4: Mixed Quarter gg Liv- ingstonian Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4g Drama Club 3,4, Representative 4g Variety Show 3g Stage Manager for A Midsummer Night's Dream 3g Yes and No 3g Mikado 4, Latin Club 45 Debating Team 43 Importance of Being Earnest 4, RUTH ANN SALMAN Band 2,3,4g G. A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' League t,2, 2.4. Representative A: C.S.F. 2.2.4: Latin CLASS OF l TOM SAWYER Transferred from Turlock. ARDON SCHMIDT Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Debating Team 3 45 Student Council 45 Mixed Quartet 3. ROGER SEXAUR Transferred from Mercedg Tennis 3,4. RUTH SHAW Girls' League I,2,3.4: G. A. A. 2.3. 4- our new e in a new worfcl, we wi! Le BOB SMALLWOOD F.F.A. I. JOYCE SOUZA Girls' League 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 2 3 3'4- , ,4g F,H.A, TWANA SPARKS Class Yell Leader lg Girls' League I,2,3,43 G. A. A. 2, 3,4, Sports Manager 4: Majorette 3,45 Assistant Stage Manager for Yes and No gg Assistant Stage Manager for Mikado 4- Rall - Y Committee 4: Importance of Being Earnest 45 Dancing Club 4g Sandpiper Staff 4g Livingstonian Staff, Business Manager, ALLEN SPENCE 1951 BETTY TANIGUCHI Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4g G. A, A. 45 Spanish Club 1, 2. DORIS THOMPSON Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, resentative lg Class Yell Leader 2g G.A.A. 2, 3,45 C. S.F. 2, 3, Junior Statesmen 2, 3,4, urer 23 Latin Club 2, 3, Class Representative Treasurer 33 Class Rep- Treas 2: Student Body Treasurer 4. WILLIE TREAT F. F. A. 2. LOEVA VENOBLE Girls' League I,2,3,4. ilx Manbfuf for our e ucafion in a emocrac l- Vw' LEROY WHETSTONE Band I,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4g Mikado 4. DAN WILKINSON F.F.A. l,2, Reporter 21 Junior Statesmen 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 23 Block L 2,3,4g C,S. F, 21 Class Representative 3, Student Body Vice- President 3, President 4, Basketball I,2,3,4, BILL WILLHITE Varsity Baseball 3, FRANK WORDEN' Class President 1,35 Block L 1,2, 3,4, Represen tative 3, President 45 Football l,2, Varsity 3,4 Basketball r,2g Track I. fx, cr.Ass or 1951 ERMA WRIGHT G. A.A. 2, 3,4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 3,4. EDWINNA YOUNG Girls' League I,2,3,4i G.A.A. 2.3.49 Class Secretary 23 Student Body Secretary 3. unc! wi! worl' for a worfcl. wicle clemocracy SENIORS NOT PICTURED LIDIA WARDA Transferred from Iran, Red Cross Club 1,2,3g Language Club, French, Persian and English I, 2, 3g Girls' League 4. LEOLA LOEWEN Transferred from Reedleyg Girls' League 3,4g Drama Club 3, Sandpiper sraff 35 Chorus 3. Engl ,ffS ?gf?Mi h Mary Belle Murphy La Verne Costa Sophomore Attendant Senior Queen Nw- Kathleen Valladao Colleen Clark Junior Attendant Freshman Attendant The Queen with her attendants in as ai if xy 27 Ill' 0 IOQFJ 'airs M, S4 in-uk Q Miss Mildred Collins Assistant Librarian Mr. Jesse Evans Janitorial Engineer l Mrs, Lola Crockett 4? Cook ii' 1 Mr. Paul Pe rotti Gardener M 'mmap' 1'. Marvin Magques Mechanic Mr. Hudson Custodian 6 . Q Od C5 A Q pw. b 1 5 'S 09 N5 5 . , is K V kk ,if SWQW L.. . ex 1 YM fearn fo coolaerafe wiflz oflzer Afudlenfd in afaridm - - - QQ, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS SITTING: B. Bell, Representativeg W, Taber, Secretary, STAND- ROW I: C, Nunes, Secretaryg M. Ierner, Representative ROW ING: M, Jerner, Treasurerg E, Quinn, Presidentg B, Prine, Vice- 2: R. Riggers, Presidentg B, Tuoto, Treasurerg R, Garcia Repre President. sentativeg L. 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K , wi 6: , x Q' 1 - .Ln Y . ,-,ii .,'. y I 1 J iQ 5 i ' . , Q5 ' . a gf EN' N.. ,o 5 8 3 g ' WNY mmm 1- ri T K. mem- SFHQCUISHQ , . to I I ' '---'Ns..-.., . fb J! ' , 4 ': .....'::-1--..-11 . ' X Z .S K -'ET :Eg -'3 y , .,- + ,.::..5'-'- V . ye M any M- x '5 1 fhn- r K ' . e Pfactlce Ulll' 2l'l'l0CI'6lCy in af acfiuified --- I ,s u I .. Mrs, Irma Morrison Advisor Dan Wilkinson jim Ping Marilyn Barnes Doris Thompson rst Semester President First Semester First Semester Secretary Treasurer Vice-President Bill Pickle Ceferino Jamero Wilma Tabor Colleen Houchin Second Semester Second Semester Second Semester Yell-Leader President Vice-President Secretary The meeting willplease come to order. Hey! I've called the meeting to order. . . Let's get on with the new business. That could be one of two different persons. It could be Danny or our friend, Bill. If you are wondering what is going on-this is the Student Council, the student government of the school. Every organ- ization in the school is represented here, and all of the difficulties that each one of them has may be aired before the Student Council, FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Martin, B. Dirks, A. Friesen, C, Nunes, E, Lipscomb, W. Runner, M. Schell, ROW 2: K, Valladao, F, Luce, B, Bell, A. Schmidt, A. Hussian, M. Clark, E, Quinn, D c-.umm 47 SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Valladao, V. Nunes, B, Dirks A, Friesen, C. Nunes, E. Lipscomb, W. Runner, A. Jamero ROW 2: F. Baba, A. Schmidt, R. Picton, L. Garrett, M. Jerner R. Salman. R. Garcia. I. Pitts. M. Clark, ,9.4ycA0!0gica g Jlaea ing Row 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: A, Yamaguchi, K, Yoneyama, R. Salman, M, Klimas, M. Barnes, S. Brazil, E. Aguilar, ROW 2: E, Aguilar, W, Runner, T. Yagi, J, Nishihara, R, Biggets, R, Ratzlaff, ROW i, LEFT TO RIGHT: M, Barnes, W, Runner, G. Nash ROW 2: M. Baba, A. Yamaguchi, K. Yoneyama, S. Brazil E, Aguilar, B. Martin, E. Lipscomb, H. Kajiwara. ROW 3: A. Narita, E. Aguilar, D. Wilkinson, T. Yagi, G, Blaine, K. Kimura, A. Dick, D. Wilson, M, Morofuji. C. Kitagawa, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS B. Nash, President, B, Tanaguchi, Sec- retary: M. Koehn, Vice-President, M, Klimas, Representative. 43 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS K. Kimura, President, M, Morofuji, Sec- retary, P, Abraham, Representative. NOT PICTURED: A, Friesen, Vice-President, M. Kajiwara, Treasurer, Could this be Einstein? No, itls just the brainwaves in CSF. To bein this exclusive organization you must have top grades. It isn't as tough as it sounds--- when Kenny and Bob get together you can imagine some of the things they cook up. The biggestevent of the year was a tour of the Calcapmus and tickets to the Cal- UCLA game. What makes this organization so much fun is their grand advisor, Mr, Holt. Tv-1, M n 1 1 5 5 ,J , pp- LEFT TO RIGHT: F, Dameron, Vice-President: D. Pattison, Sgt. at Armsg D, Rcthwischg B, Dusin, Reporter: B. Presley, Treasurer, P. Abraham , President. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Fisher, Mr Brown, Advisors. QUM9 740 Could this be Mule Train coming through ---- oh no--it is just Pirus and his boys off on another F. F.A. Initiation, Barn Dance or Wild Field Trip, Mr. Brown and Mr, Fisher surely have a time with those boys, but, l think, they really enjoy it. They are pretty good fellows and they will really work hard in any job they start. The main thing they do is learn to be Future Farmers of America, ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: C, Hildebrand, W, Ratzlaff, R, Rinehart, D, Marshall, R, Page, V, Weins, N, Lovelady, J, Spence, R, Wilson, J. Davis, J, Rushing, V. Moor, J. Dameron, Quinn, J. 501122. ROW 3: D. Sawyer, E. Elliflgwn. P. Young. G. Peterson, J, Amarant, G, Ellington, R,Ratz1aff, M. Bairos, R. Spence. C. Bertalatto, T. COUISOH. R. Fast, C. Mellor. A. Koenig, ROW 2: H, Keup, T, Hawksworth, F, Williams, E, C. Biddie, D. Zismann, G, Koehn, C, Sexton, T, Atkins, George, B, Enos, F, Berry, E, Page, C, Friesen, A, Mires, E, 2,7 -vu ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Garcia, Secretaryg V. Nunes, Treasurer, P, Schmidt, Historian. ROW 2: N, Baker, Song Leaderg L, Costa, Pianistg K, Valladao, Representative, M. Sapp, Vice-President, Sb -ir QUSU Perna W President M, Heath, Popcorn Chairman, M. Ierner, Activity Chairman, 46 Miss Brown, Advisor Yfwaffa coo ing, grirg? It sure does smell good. Save some for me. Those girls out in the Home Ec building have quite a time with t.heir cooking and sewing ..... they always are doing something new. Under the leadership of the president and Miss Brown the first semesterand Miss Matthews the second semester, they have had a very good year. They have enjoyed working together and will continue todo so. The main project of the Future Homemake rs of America has been the popcorn concession which they maintained all year. At all of the sports events you could always see the FHA girls grouped around their popcorn machines and smell the appetizing aroma of fresh popcorn. The girls have had anothersuccessful year, and will return nextyeal' to do as well. ROW I: D. Mendonza, A, Mendonza, W, Richards, A, Jamer-0, Silveira, 1, Hancock, W, Tabor, M, Peterson, G, Rcynold: S, George, H, Kajiwara, A, Narita, K. Silva, E, Wright, K, J. Harding, A. Friesen, B. Dirks, A. GOUZHIVCS. N. Koclm Yoneyama, M,Schell, T, Amaram, A, Schmidt, A,Yamaguchi, N. Stark. ROW 4: L. Andrew. S. Edwards, M. Presley, U ROW 2: H, Howell, A. Valdez, M, Fritz, M, Corey, B, Bibler, RUS-9911. A. Reed, Y. Jantz, J. Iverson. C. Tilley. L. Koehll B. Faria, P. Cherry, A. Madsen, D, Wilson, R, Gates, N, L. Garrett, M, Harding, N, Jamz, N, Dahlgren, L, Carroll Aschle, A, Sapp, A, Bettencourt, E, Fernandez, B, Marlin, M. Golding, Y. Pittser. ROW 3: W, Wells, B, Ratzlaff, L, Payne, M, Silveira, M, 1 i I JUNIOR STATESMEN IST SEMESTER OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS EFT TO RIGHT: Quinn, Secretary of Stareg G, Nash, Sec- LEFT TO RIGHT: G, Blaine, Lt, Governorg S, Stockman, Sec :tary of Recordsg B, Tuoto, Secretary of Treasuryg E, Maddox, retary of Treasury: I. Pitts, Attorney Generalg J. DeVere, Sec t, Governorg A, Dick, Attorney Generalg B, Pickle, Governor, retary of Records, R, Picton, Secretary of State: G. Nash, Gov emor. P efo - - - Could that be Stalin? Oh, no, it is just Gloria and Bill practicing for the next Junior Statesman meetings and they are the Gove rnor. Those kids sure have a lot of fun in there and their advisor, Mr. Carpenter, is surely a good Joe, They go on field trips to the State Capital and see our government in action, You should sit in on some of their meetings after they re- turn from one of these meetings ---- argue ---- filibuster ---- veto ---- gads, let me out of here . s F? ..s 'F' ' OFFICERS: Franklin Baba, Vice-Pri identg Frank Worden, President, E Pattison, Representative, Tom Yay Sergeant-at-arms, Richard Morofu Sec. -Treas. ide Low ----- wear loud shirts and socks, are rowdy in the halls andjust have all kinds of fun. They go into the game and fight for Livingston High School and are re- warded by membership in the Block L , ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Fowler, R. Garcia, B. Pickle, G. Crowell, T. Habu, K. Kimura, A Meyers, B. Dusin, E. Quinn, G. Clark, J. Pitts, B. Prine, J. Quinn. ROW 2: R. Picton, W. Bristow D. Manoukian, J. Bell, R. Herrera, R. Biggers, C. Casey, E. Rinehart, A. Hibdon, W. Presley, B Lawrence, G. Blaine, H. Garrett, N. Lovelady, S. Pulido, A. Macias, E. Odishoo, M. Clark, ROW 3: L. Garcia, F. Kurosaki, W. Espinola, C. Griffin, J. McNabb, V. Maldonado, A. Hussian, S. Mendonza, W. Ratzlaff, C. Baines, V. McMurray, N. Tanner, D. Wilkinson, C. Jamero, T. Shibata. 5 I x x K .. ,R E 5 is ica X aiman mio Pino S e s ent ativ e iirior Campodon Vfeiidefit 'is 'mere any discussion on ue Dance? Yi apr Lea-g the Giris B arbar a Martin Sec 1: etax if Rn adao to wall wo e0 XY , t Kabir easur GY Y?reS1de0 X ra your eauri, gif A, anal feffi go ------ to the Girls' League Dance. Every gal in school can ask her favorite guy to this dance, too. We remember Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter in the G, L, because we help families around the Community who are in need. You say, This is fine, but why should Ipay any attention to the Girls' League? I'm a tomboy! Well, we have just the thing for you. The G. A, A, works withus and we have a Hi-Jinks which is aplay-day for every girl in school. C'mon!! What are we waiting for? I.,et's go! I ' X C. Nunes, Representativeg B Martin, Vice President: B. Mar tin, Secretary, G. Nash, Treas urerg T. Sparks, Sports-Man ager. E. MADDOX Pre s1dent follow the fads peroxide therr hair, and play intrarnurals They entertain the school urlng the noon hour and durrng A period with their tournaments in volley ball basket all tenms, ping pong and baseball, and are rewarded with membershrp in the Curls Ath ROW I LEFT TO RIGHT M Andam R Shaw, I. Hernandez, E. Campodoruca, L Andrew, G Reynolds L Garrett M Murphy I DeVere R Salman, D. Koehn. ROW 2: V. Herring B Averro M Lemos I Maldonado A Mendoza M Barnes, P '1dson, N. Patrick, E. Young, W Runner C Houchm A Frlesen B Dirks I Souza L Ratslaff ROW 3 P. Fox, V. Aguilar, E. Aguilar E Aguilar P Schmidt M Golding M Averro M lerner L Hudson, A. Madsen, J. Thomas, A. Gonzales I Wells A Sapp M Presley D Mendoza E Wright ROW 4 B. George, M. Baiz, S. Brazil S Supernaw K Silva J Han cock K McMurray M Peterson B Tuoto, L. Baiz, G. Saldona, A AJa, N Baker, B Garc1a, R f mf a f'NA . ..,..-. , ,,q.,,,. .. ' . ff,-.4 X 1z,- ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Davis, A. Toews, E. Campodonico, V. Koehn, E. Aguilar E Pr esident S ow., a cbrecf Aif Someone just hit the pinata at the tra- ditional Christmas party of the Spanish Club. At the party the students sing Christ- mas carols in Spanish and celebrate the holiday just as they do south of the border. The annual trip the club takes in the spring to the old Spanish Mission in Carmel is one of the most enjoyable and looked foreward to events of the year. GORDON BLAINE Aguilar, M. Morfuji, M. Kajiwara, K. Yoneyama, A. Yamaguchi, R. Albiani. ROW 2 A Hussian, K. Kimura, G. Clark, H. Baize, Mrs. Hurlbutt, T. Habu, R. Nash, A. Dick. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Clark, Represemativeg Mariana Klimas, Sec. -Treas.g Jackie Robberson, Vice President. . .,..i..,, ... .W V ., au ,W 5 Meyers. n-14 'Y ff President a banquet with such interesting and famous guests as Julius Caesar, Mark Anthony, Jupiter, the king of gods, or Mer- cury, the god of speed ? Each year the Latin Club sponsors suchabanquet. The students and faculty members that attend must be dressed as afamous Roman, or as agod or goddess. The food is typical of Roman times and is served by slaves. Also many of the Roman superstitions and customs are ob- served. The Latin Club is affiliated With the Junior Classical League Whichis a national organization of students enrolled in Latin. New members are initiated by a candle- light ceremony in which they repeat the pledge to hand on the torch of classical civilization to the modern world. JACKIE NISHIHAR A ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. lloppmar1,J. Felty, E. Lipscomb, S. Brazil, S. Stockrnan, G. Gilbert, M. Silvicrra, L. Rich, M. Barnes, I. Smithle, M. Chase. ROW 2: F. Virgo, I. Valenta, R. Salman, W. Runner, B. Salman, Mrs. Hurlbutr, A. Madsen, S. Edwards, C. Spann, B. Bell, J. Morrison, C. an you imagine STANDING: Patsy Fox, Treasurer, Michiko Morofuji, Sec rcrary. SITTING: Harry Ghent, Vice President, Adeline Friesen Representative. SONGLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Pe- terson, Gail Reynolds, Sharon Supernau, Mary Belle Murphy, Katherine Silva, Lou Anna Garrett. YELL-LEADERS Ralph Renner, Colleen Houchin. JI RALLY COMMITTEE ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Fox, I. Silva, G, Bibler, B. Blanchard C. Jamero,1. Valenta. ROW 2: M. Barnes, E. Maddox, M. Klimas, Mr. Moberly, T. Sparks, B. Garcia, E Campodonica. ne, fwo, l'Aree, Aff if ---- ---and they're off into another rousing elim-r lcd by Colleen and Ralph. These are the people thatyell the loudest at the games and spark the team on to vrin, Can you imagine what L.H.S. would be like without a Rally Committee to organize our rallies and to pep up the school spirit at games ? lccrtain- ly can't! The Committee is what boosts our morale inthe blackest moments and the song-leaders make us sing when We begin to feel blue. Oh-Oh--- Colleen just said that we are going to sing the school song. Come on, everyone, let's warm up our voices and really sing ----- Cheer, cheer for Livingston High--- - Ns, f7L , -.,'4!Nmm B. Martin, B. Averio, G. Crowell, B. Dirks, 1. Guerriero, M. Averio, M. Corey, P. Eidson, R. Herrera, L. Fowler, T. Sparks, L. Garcia, L. Andrew, B. Blount, W. Runner, R. Renner. MRS. BRUNETTE Advisor for Sandpiper 8: Livingstonian A, FRIESEN Sandpiper Editor You'll see them snooping around the school with their noses for news . All that is lacking from their official authority as newsmen and womenis the little press card that most reporters carry in their hats. The publications department edits the school paper, The Sandpiper , and the yearbook, the Livingstoniarf' Every news dog in the department works on the two publications. You can recognize a news hound by a pad and pencil that he practically lives with, by flash bulbs flashing, or by a person typing on abeat-up typewriter, using only two fingers. :L e news JLLJL5 are on your fraif g l 5 -mann 1- ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Aguilar, J. Loudermilk, E, Campo- douica, J, Gebbie, M, Murphy, ROW 2: D, King, J, Valenta, T, Sparks, A, Hussian, H, Hotchkiss, 66 79 011100 lily- OITLQO --- This may sound a bit hammy to you but it is just the drama class practicing for a play. Anyone in this class is eligible to belong to the club. They work very hard in there learning such things as giving shows for hospitals and activities to raise money for projects in school. It isn't all work because the Drama Club give all the cast parties and many othe rs too. 611, N X Art Dick President OFFICERS Representative, W, Runnerg Vice- Presidcm, E, Maddoxg Secretary, M. Lemos. ROW 1: M. Murphy, M, Peterson, L. Ratzlaff, L. Howard, R. Heyerly, B, Redman, G, Saldona, S, Hawkins, ROW 3: R V, Smith, B, Bier, E, Cromwell, F, Lawrence, R, Garcia, Heyerly, B, Allinson, C, Elliot, J. Souza, A, Castro, T A, Jamero, J, Ferrari, S, Kennedy, E. Young, ROW 2: C, Ferrari, A. Expinola, V, McMurray, D, King, M, Rethwisch Houchin, M, Thon, J, Jones, J, Washburn, li, Blevins, L. D. Bohling, K, Valladao, A, Aja, Valli, A, Schmidt, B, Smallwood, L, Whetstone, J, Schmidt, jderefi Ll :Song in fLe air --- Whenever the chorus gets together, Everyone has fun singing and giggling in the class third period when they are all up in room 7. Oh! Oh! omeone has been re- quested to leave the room. Too bad, Those chorus students simply can'tconfine themselves to just singing, The chorus and the drama department conbined this year to produce both the Mikado and the Christmas program. They all profited by the combined efforts of the two departments, and are looking forward to more next year. Ile-all -Cl-flfU0-Clll -Cl-ABP? LUQ g0 Q The pep band is at it again, and they are really hot this time, With all the new pieces that they have learned this ear, they have helped the rooting section cheer our teams on, Everyone enjoys the pep band, and it wouldn't seem like L, H, S, without it. pep ROW I: B, Bell, C. Jamero, F. Cromwell, K, Tarbet, R. Gonzalves. ROW 2: R, Page, J, Manoukian, B, Martin, R. Albiani. l BAND OFFICERS B, Martin, Vice-Presidentg E. Lipscomb, Representative: Schmidt, Representative, F, Cromwell, Presidentg K. Sil Secretary-Treasurer. MAJORETTES: A, Sapp, L, Andrew, K. Silva, L. Garrett, mllllt------ That sounds like the I...H.S. Band coming down the field. Yes it is--- the re is Lou Anna right out in front. Being in that band surely would be fun. Mr. Denny, their director, is just a laugh a minute. You should hear the tales the kids tell about their adventures at parades, in Los Banos, Merced, Chowchilla and other places. There is a serious side of it, too, and to prove it, they have several trophies to their credit. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: B, Walling. J. Iverson, J. Thomas, N. Koehn, J. Ford, E. Villanueva, I, Manoukian, B. Marti: P, Fox, D, Bohling, E. Lipscomb, S, Stockman, C. Hoppman, J, Souza, R. Albiani, R, Page, L. Carrol, L, Whetstone, I C. Jamero, F. Cromwell, A. Schmidt, D. Rethwisch, K, Sexauer, G. O'Rear, J. Schmidt, B. Bell. Tarbet, G, Clark, R, Gonzales, G. Boesch, ROW 2: E, Wright, ov g rea . 6 ka yxwka Oh fool th aff zeest 60 7' QWFQM MN 'S', ' The gen me man of J apan. 61 I' u,5 g1.ea5Y. . ,but inn! X '63 E Up and at 'em with the B's Men from Mars What's that boy UP to now f..- ff' ' QFXW QM'Ei'w i5'JlQWim9,'?93 - T .H - mf, i : 9 2 l 1 N 2 5 4 1 V XX! '-,,f ZS. QQ! Y KZ ,- - ' f I f I WM fearn nof onfg coolaerafion Auf 5lQ0rf5man.4Aip foo in afAAficJ --- .Samaria To all the athletes, coaches, and managers of L.H.S.'s athletic teams we dedicate this section of the,annual. Among the achievements the year of 1950-1951 held in store for the teams of I... H, S. were the knowledge , training and experience that are very much needed for a better understanding of sportsmanship and courage. Although this year's football men did not win all their games, they did bring together some new outside teams that we hope may be continued on future schedules. The team this year won a powerful victory from Hollister in a pre- season practice game and also tied a powerful Coalinga eleven. In basketball the Wolves had one of the largest turnouts that has ever been produced in L.H. S. The team won a good percentage of their games and finished fourth in a ve ry strong Valley Oak League. This year also produced something new in the baseball department. Instead of the B team, Coach Elam took over the Junior Varsity squad which travels along with the Varsity and plays other J. V. teams. This new system is giving the chance that is needed to encourage better ballplayers who will make up the future Varsity teams. 64 ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Casey, B. Lawrence, B. Dusin, D. Manoukian, T. Yagi, D. Pattiso K. Blanchard, A. Mires, J. McNabb. ROW 2: E. Rinehart, J. Pitts, E. Quinn, B. Prine, H. Hotchki: B. Pickle, W. Hibdon, L. Garcia, G. Blaine, F. Worden, J. Deaver. ROW 3: F. Martin, H. Garret W. Thompson, D. Morfuji, G. Bibler, Coach Elam, Coach Blackwell, R. Garcia, B. Presley, G. Valent W. Presley. 'ina A SQUAD fl..,fL..! B SQUAD ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Baba, N. Tanner, K. Kimura, I. Quinn, F. Dameron, 1. Gebbie, B. Enos, ' F. Virgo, V. Maldonado, C. Williamson, T. Shibata. ROW2:D. Wilkinson, L. Narita,S. Bellwood, V. Mc Murry, T. Seguira, V. Worden, F. Torres, T. Habu, R. Biggers, F. Kurosaki, C. Mellor, A. Castro, G. Clark, I. Amarant, N. Lovelady. ROW 3: T. Matsuda, V. Wiens, E. Yatsuya, C. McEuin, E. Matasci, C. Nance, N. Olson, Coach Jackson, C. Myers, Mgr., C. Barry, H. Covert, V. Moore, D, RnhPl'TQ W Dnhnrfc ll' I i n .L i f X .Q J 33 f' Q TOM YAGI center FRANK WORDEN right guard iw? 5 I E, ,ff V N , ' I ' d f , Q HOWARD HOTCHKISS RICHARD MOROFUJI lefyguard left half BRUCE PRINE right guard e Zml w n, Q B JIM PITTS right half , Y' J f . M., Rx e X Y A WINDELL PRESLEY DON MANOUKIAN left end left guard AA gl if , Q' t J 'Q ERVIN QUINN DON PATTISON right half left tackle N, E ,r Mu f N N IN . 'Q I I In N-,. It , 1 Y . sf A L :I is ' Lx QQ A ALVIN MIR ES right end SANDY GARCIA left half b 1 I l fx sw I -3 X4 BILL PICKLE quarter-back 67 .if V I JIM MCNABB left end BILL LAWRENCE right end BOB DUSIN right tackle 1 1 , 8? m9rx X , ex 5,52 3 E 4, Jn gi' 1 63 ,,,, . 'ki 'LU , in . in , Y -1 ' s 'f 'T Y We-Q .1- x gg fr T. Shibata Half joofgaff J. Quinn F. Virgo Tackle Tackle F Baba Half f f. ILA B. Enos N. Tanner F. Dameron Guard Quarterback Guard V. Maldanado End J. Gebb1e C. W1111amson Center Full Back '71 K. Kimura End 'SKB-u Willie Espinola Forward Ara Hussian Guard Winde1Press1ey Guard , 7X.,.,:.vS.k,r 5 Jim McNabb Guard Wxlbur Ratzlaff Forward Alvln MIICS Cente r 1 NN X , 1 a R 5 4 Q if f , K K X ' Q a. ci A sf-Q7 16Y af ii? f ' f qw, Tom Yagi 1 x A 5 4 3 , 1 A - i s M it 'Y If K QU fd A, XX 3 ' .X Y . ai- 'K nr- S if ' : N L A any f x ' vie Ks x I K A Bill Pickle . r, ' NX Sy , ' 2 ? ' Q 1 if 'g 1 ' s p x 1 I Q ' y x :sm 9 'Q W f z J9 x f Q' 'W lx Q , Q Q '-1 1 Q 1X ! Q. 5 . 'gsm' 6 ' A XX Q' 1 5 ii 3 A , 's I. V4 5 Q . f' ', r A.: Q D c Y c ' ' N J c , fl, -A Q NJ Q :Q g H . ' ff f .KQV x 5 . I Q K E - ,lv A ...f f I Q 0 ' I .O . K fd 'V .Q cya x Q .fwx M Q UZ' Q m I 1 I K K g NX ,v 7 x ' . ' e ow er f K A V if Y' I.-Yl F 1 . A J ' .1 XX c : I . 1 1' - Y V 0' ' -' ', - X wi : 5 rj H S 0 if N if X . 'J ,S 1' 0 r 2 f 70 N I '72, cf I , ' . ' 'Q ' 'L C. l J: 0 ' 5. 'N 'I J . .--bf I - 0 5' gmt M lf v. G. l 'iv Richard Picton ', , 'op 5 Q 32 .. ,A Q-X. 5' '-Qlf : ' i r Sandy Garcia B111 Elam, Coach Chfford Mye rs , Manage r ,' ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Yagi, W, Espinola, W, Presley, S, Pulido, R, Garcia, L. Fowler, B, Pickle. ROW 2: R. Salada, G. Blaine, A, Hussian, A, Mires, R, Picton, W, Ratzlaff. J. McNabb, F, Walters, The Wolves breezed through 1950-51 basketball season with a fair record of 12 wins and 14 defeats, Having a record of 41 wins and six de- feats in League play, they managed to take fourth spot in a league with such potent teams as Tracy, Ceres, and Oakdale, The team entered the annual Gustine Tour- nament early in the season came out with a record of one win and one loss, losing out to Patterson in the semi-finals, Pro- bably the most important player in the Wolves lineup this year was, All-Star Center, Richard Picton. Picton ended his last year with the team by scoring a total of 320 points. This has beenhis third year with the Varsity, playing only one year with the B te am. This year he was mentioned on the Z0f3O Club's All-Tourney Five at the Gustine Tournament and received a small medal for his feats. Another star on this years squad was play-maker Forward, Bill Pickle. Pickle is another Senior and has played his last year on the Varsity. Bill has always been a consistent scorer ever since he first started basketball, The most impressive proof of this is when he scored the amazing total of 41 points in one game as a B player. He has always been a high scorer and when he didn't take the scoring honors he was always right behind the person who did. Members of the first string who will be returning next year are: Guard, Sandy Garcia, F o rward , Wilbur Ratzlaffg and Forward, Windel Pressley. The Pups had afairly successful season this year and will be gaining experience and knowledge for next year's power- packed squad. The team started off well in the first half of the season, going through the league with only one loss. The second half of the season proved disastrous, however, as the pups managed to win onlya few of their games from much improved squads, The most important player on this year's team was a fiery little forward Jerry Gebbie. Gebbie led the team in th scoring department most of the time ar lead them also in morale support. He is senior this year and will be ending hi sports career in June. Also on this year's squad were th following fellows who helped all through th season: Rodger Fox, Vic Maldonado, Fre Virgo, Jim Ratzlaff, and another senior Dan Wilkinson. ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Coleman, G. Clark, S. Bellwood, R, Nash, J. Gebbie, N. Lovelady, A. Espinola, D, Wilkinson, K. Beard, ROW 2: C. Williamson, N. Tanner, J. Ratzlaff, V, McMurry, R, Fox, F, Virgo, V, Wiens, V, Maldanado, C, Griffin. Ge rry Gebbie Forward D an Wilkins on Guard Norman Tanne r Forward Victor Maldonado Guard Roger Fox Center 76 4 3 CC 97 3 t A 2 :QB eam X X 3 X E X . wifi 'W 6 X Y - Ng ' x x 1. ' Q4-,V A R 0' NW: d-Ax A so tx ,,. H. f Y X K f -is S do ' ' I d X x dz I ,' XL , L w lx ,J I, 1 I Q , 1 W ' ' 1 w, Q A1 ' Es ' 1 bi d i is I Q L .I 0' vm P1110 a , A 1 1- 5 jf i f f x b Bob Nash 1 ' N M 12- n -5 'r M x A' if ' 'Ip Mn e K R I :A Q Xtvl x VJ A: . 5 - ' z - t 0' ,fx NN ' 'I M , Is' I '- e x .- 1 ' . - ? ' I Q 1 1 p, l -I -A , 33 I . ' ,J 5 R. P . s , X 5 X sf - I o -f - Q, I v k H KQXX 7' - x f ' 'f' e f 5 f . '? h I 7 - - V -I . S 'Q f - A E i dd - T n 0' I 41 K 4 in '15 X I L5 5 'R gd ' 3 ,r. 3 rd- V, J lo d X 'lf lex- nv., 1: Q - iv' 'X 0 ' , E k- J Q ' xx do Q ' gf Z Ox il 'U L 0 ' ' 5 Jim Ratzlaff 'Q Vernon McMurray , . ,, .' ' J, K Xx I 'I ' . ' 7 n J , y' 1 Z p ' ', I lf' . :O f H I ,kt -- ,utah I 1' ' 0 I 'V 0 - ,f 2 '-'f t 1 ,, i ,- O, ' Af-109' Lloyd Jackson, Coach West Redford, Manager 'I'I Zlwedaff Lyle Fowler, Center Field - Sandy Garcia, Short-stop Richard Picton, 3rd Base 4 Q Don Manoukian, Catcher Don Pattison, lst Base '70 f Z F NW 'R B111 Presley Windel Presley --' 'V illfl .g4,' ,,,, A-M41 ,pffmrmi ,,,, , , ,, 4, v Lloyd Nar1ta LA. Howard HOtChk1SS BASEBALL TURN OUT ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: S, Bellwood, A. Alejandre, E. Matasci, F. Willhire, A, Espinola, I. Gebbie, F. Baba, B. Prine, E. Quinn, S. Pulido, E, Odishoo, B. Blanchard, P. Silva, N. Lovelady, ROW 2: T, Habu, A, Macias, W, Roberts, J, Corvello, C. Williamson, L, Feldman, F, Barry, A, Hibdon, E, Rinehart, A. Mires, V. Wiens, F, Worden, B. Pickle. ROW 3rT. Ferrari, W, Bristow, L. Smith, D. Roberts, L, Wedell, E. Yatsuya, V, Worden, J. Covert, A. Frazer, F, Virgo, R, Fox, G, Blaine, G. Valenta, H, Covert, G, Bridgeman, C ,Ex I C . .,. i I i Q .J F. Q X X My -we W, X ff 41 4 Q E, A '. E Q 0g.4 , enni5 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. King, G, Clark, M, Clark, R, Sexauer, J. Gebbie. W. Runner, lst s1ng1es B. Pickle, lst singles Mr, Holt, Coach gag , ennid LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Young, N, Patrick, L. Ratzlaff, D, Koehn, E. Campodonico, G. Nash, M, Morofuji, 2 ., .4-A Q fl... W eama i MILE M. Rethwisch, P. Barragon, 1 R. Bigge rs . HURDLES E. Rinehart, A. Mires, ZS' Y ,. Qi hiv wif 100 AND 220 E. Quinn, W. Bristow J. Pitts. SHOTPUT D . Manoukian 440 B. Prine, C. Baines, S. Mendoza, I I I .. 5 ' , 4 NSNQQASQXEQP , ine-, 1 if IT .Wt , 15-15 J! .... CHAMPIONS ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: M, Barnes, C. Houchin, S. Hawkins, R. Shaw, C. Vin- cent, L. Ratzlaff. ROW 2: E, Fernandez, A, Friesen, J. Thomas, L. Hudson, R, Salman, G. Saldana, D. Koehn, A, Aja. u Boy, does that sound like a close game, but you can understand because it is between 4th and 5th period. Oops--Gwen just killed another one, but Marilyn and Colleen got under it and saved the game for 4th pe riod. Those 4th period girls became Champs later on. ! ' 82. RUNNER-UP ROW I, LET TO RIGHT: L. Garrett, G. Reynolds, D, Mendoza, M. Silveira. ROW 2: G. Anderson, O. Peterson, U, Thomas, A. Reed, G. Washburn, W. Wells, E. Blevins, E, Villanueva, ia fx, Colleen I-Iouchin Barbara Martin Marilyn Barnes Beverly Martin t - - - Q A Emma Maddox Wilma Runner Twana Sparks These Senior girls are really tops. In fact that is why 59 y they have their pictures here, The girls whom you see oi fd Cl Ofylef' Q this page are the most active senior girls there are in base- ball. I..ouAnna Garrett Daleen Koehn Marie Lemos Lucille Ratzlaff D' it Q-Q-E w A it 1 , V i if 4 3 x 1 ai V. Y r k.,,y ,, VQQV ,vs R' kk K 'ff' U W ' ' b w. ROW I LEFT TO RIGHT: L, Rich, S, Ashlock, C. Clark, G, wards, J. Ferrari, J. Edwards, B. Crail, M, Chase Gilbert S Brazil, A, Cranford, L. Cranford, B, Hager, J. A. Aja, S. Hawkins, C, Vincent. Manoukran M. Murphy, M. Silveria. ROW 2: B. Faria, S, Ed- KL 0,9 .... Don't throw her away, girls ---- she still looks good to me. My mistake---that is just Anita and Gloria doing one of their famous tricks with Corrine. These girls get all their practice in P.E. and under the supervision of Miss Gale they still have all their limbs. If you are a talent scout just look them up. S Hawkins, S, Brazil, C, Clark, S, Edwards. G. Saldana, C. Vincent, A. Aja. H' xii saga.-ln. M- - X 'M These are the Champs, victorious and proud SIXTH PERIOD BASKETBALL FOURTH PERIOD BASKETBALL KNEELING: J. Thomas, S, Hawkins, B. Bibler, M. Andam. STANDING: A. Bettencourt, L. Hudson, G. Saldona, A. Ala. KNEELING: B. Martin, K, Silva, S, Supernaw, W, Runner, G. Nash, B, Martin, STANDING: D. McMurray, N, Patrick, E. Maddox, M. Lemos. This is the Third Team, brilliant but loud. These are the Runner-ups, valiant and unbowed l ihlii SECOND PERIOD BASKETBALL KNEELING: A. Sapp, C. Presley, M. Harding, B. Salman. STANDING: G. Anderson, C. Nunes, N, Baker. H A I We recall many ple as ant memories as we close the pages of this book. . . . . Gads! What's This ? ? ? ? '? Thank goodness that's all over with! Mrs. Brunette sighs and leans back in her chair, wiping the perspiration fsweat to youj off her brow. Just then the peace and quiet of the room is shattered by the entrance of Johnny Guerrie ro, who doesn't seem to realize that every- thing is done. As if to prove his ignorance, he cries, Hey Willie! What do you want me to do now? Willie Runner picks up abook and calmly heaves it at him along with the request, Get out of here and let me sleep. Poor PattyEidson is over in one corner of the room thinking that she is still typing ads, and Twana Sparks and Mary Aveiro are in another corner buzzing over the ledge r. What is happening in the other places that the Livingstonian is connected with? In Topeka, Kansas, at Myers and Co. , the printers of Deep-Tone Yearbooks, we hear them all congratulating one another on the production of the yearbook called the I..ivingstonian, In Turlock, Mr. Walter has gone into his darkroom for the first time in months without being afraid. Why was he afraid to go into his own darkroom, you ask? He was afraid. that he might have to make a cut for the L.ivingstonian that would have your gruesome physiognomy in it. You'd be afraid, too! Now, though, Mr. Walter can have some peace. No more of Twana and Willie running in like chickens with their heads cut off, no more desperate phone calls and other distracting but exciting happenings. At I...H. S, Mrs. Smith just came in ordered the staff to clean all of their equipment fa polite word for their messjin room 12. I..et's follow them and see just what will happen. Lyle ! Put down thaterase r. We are in he re to cle an this place up, not to mess it up more than itis already. 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Merced California STUDEBAKER MCAULEY MOTORS WILLIS APPLAINCE COMPANY Cars Trucks 412 17th Street MCTCCC1 California Sales - Service 744 Seventeenth Street Phone 2430 Merced Phone 341 BRUNELLI JEWELRY STORE Expert Watch Re pairing Irma Mettier 523 17th St. Merced California CHEVROLET First and Finest at Lowest Cost JOHN ROTH u Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer 841-17th Street Phone 1016 Me rced GRIFFEN'S SPORTING GOODS Eve rything in the Field of Sports Guns -Ammunition-Athletic Goods Fishing Tackle -Johnson Outboards Boats -Team Outfitters Phone 1296 16th and N Street Merced Best Wishes To The Class of '51 THE ELLIS SHOE STORE Merced Califronia MEDEIROS FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers 17th and K Streets Merced California KENNETH ROBERTSON STATIONERY Stationery Greeting Cards school and office supplies Telephone 1871 Merced California Compliments of TOPPERS .TEWELERS The Diamond Store of Merced 533 Seventeenth Street Merced C alifornia STEFANI'S Men's and Boys' C1othier's Headquarters for Grammar and I-Ii School Boys 1733 L. Street Merced Stationery and Office Supplies Gifts For All Occasions Portable Typewriters VALLE Y STATIONERS E. R. Scrivner Phone 151 Merced California MERCED AUTO TOP SHOP Best Wishes to Graduates Telephone 1103 1720 H Street From Me rced A Qahforma BRoWN's RADIO at APPLIANCE Furniture Upholste ring Me rced Califronia Awnings and Canvas - GIFFEN'S GIFTS Cosmetics - Perfumes - Accessories Phone 1418 651 Seventeenth Street Merced California Bruce Giffen Keys And Locksmithing Model Airplane Supplies JOE HERB MERCED CYCLERY Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Schwinn Built Bicycles 1621 M Street - Phone 282 Merced California MAZE DR UG STORE Pat Lewis Prescription Pharmacists Prompt Courteous Service We Meet All Competitive Prices Phone 88 Merced California Phone 749 17th and T Streets BUCK'S AUTO PARTS Auto Supplies and Accessories Merced California WATRY Your Jeweler PAT GRAHAM'S DRESS SHOP Low Priced Diamond Rings Phone 885 Just For Her 442 Seventeenth Street. . 511 Seventeenth St. Merced Merced California LARRY'S SUPER SERVICE Tires, Tubes and Repairing Gas, Oil and Accessories Motor Tune-Up And Complete Motor Overhaul Livingston California MERCED LUMBER CO. Livingston Branch Phone 6 J 8: B FOUNTAIN and GROCERY Lunches And Groceries Open Evenings and Sunday Corner Third and B Street Livingston California You Need Your Home Newspaper THE LIVINGSTON CHRONICLE We Do Expert Job Printing Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1951 and The L. H. S. Faculty ECCLEFIELD'S Groceries - Meats - Hardwaz-4 Paint - Oils - Glass Court Street and Cressey Way Phone 12 Livingston KAMP'S Men's and Boys' Wear Where Your Dollar Has More Cents 5163 Third Street - Phone 168 LiViI1gSt011 California HOTEL IDAN-HA Mrs. Annie Brown, Proprietor Rooms And Furnished Apartments Phone 34 Livingston Best Wishes to the Class of '51 HULSEY'S VARIETY STORE Livingston California J ART'S CHEVRON STATION Your Neighborhood Dealer Tire and Battery Service Standard Lubrication Service Atlas Tires and Batteries STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Telephone 134 U. S. Highway 99 and Cressey Way Compliments of ATWATER MERCANTILE CO. Fourth and Broadway Atwater MOHR'S -- STORE FOR MEN Men's Clothing Furnishings - Shoes Atwater California ARE NA. GROCE R Y Groceries - Meats - Hardware Joe and Laura Phone 13911 ARENA GARAGE Ralph Crockett, Prop, Phone 605 Rte. 1, Box 344 Livingston Arena California Congratulations To The Class of L. H. S. 1951 ATWATER 5 AND 10 CENT STORE Atwate r California Diamonds Repairing SILVA AND PELIKAN'S JEWELRY ,,The Finest in Jewelryu Congratulations To The Silver California Class of '51 G. H. WINTON AGENCY G. H. Winton - Keith Winton '42 Gifts Gift Cards DOROTHY'S Livingston, California Women's and Children Apparel 424 Third Street Livingston VIRGO'S DRUG STORE Drugs - Sundries LIVINGSTON HARD WARE Fountain Se rvice Appliances Furniture t Refrigeration Builders' Appliances In Business for Your Health Phone 105 Livingston Phone 14 Livingston Best Wishes To The Class of '51 WATSON CLEANERS Bring in the Best - We do the Best Phone 52-m Livingston SAUNDERS BROTHERS MODERN FOOD STORE We Have It - Can Get It Or It Ca.n't Be Had Phone 72 Livingston MERCED D RY GOODS Lincoln Phone 2.440 Mercury Whe fe Merced County 5h0PS GILBERT at SEIBEL MOTORS Wlth Confidence Den Stewart 100-17th Street Phone 1552 Merced Phone 2084-w Merced, Calif 442-448 Seventeenth Street B, B, MCGINNIS COMPANY The Store That Quality Built 547-549 Seventeenth Street Merced California WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Stores All Over The West 685-17th Street Merced California TIOGA DRESS SHOP Complete line of Women's Wear Straight and 1f2 size We specialize in Maternity Wear Ph. 2.406-J 711-17th--Merced THE HUB CLOTHIERS Clothing For Men, Boys and Infants Shoes, Hats and Novelties Merced California MELODY CAFE Toney and Mae Livingston California JOE AND CANDY Soft Drinks 430 Third St. Livingston California For Thirty - Five Years Your Reliable ATWATER DRUG STORE Atwater Lots of parking space Congratulations and Best Wishes BENNIGHT'S DOLLAR STORE Atwate r California LOUIS PASSADORI Hardware and Implements Household Furnishings Telephone 5 P. O. Box 538 Atwater California Congratulations To The Class of '51 TRIGUEIRO GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Produce Garden Seeds Phone 16 - Res. Phone 97 GALLAWAY'S FIRESTONE Dealer Store Wilson Sporting Goods Home and Auto Supplies Phone 144-w Livingston Congratulations To The Class of '51 Livingston California INGRAHAM JE WELR Y Merced California TURLOCK FLOWER SHOP Arvid and Agens Klint Flowers for all Occasions Phone 4-4332 Nite Phone 4-6101 WALTER'S IVERS 8: ALCORN FUNERAL HOME Lady Attendant 901-17th St. Phone 1440 Merced California Camera Shop - Photo Studio Movie Equipment - Commerical - Films Exclusive Portraiture Dial 4-4530 Turlock THORSENS Phone 4-3727 Plumbing - Sheet Metal Pressure Systems - Heating Dairy Equipment 134 Lander Avenue Turlock THE CALIFORNIA FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Flowers and Gifts of Distinction Fran and Jerry James Phone: Store 4-9133 Res. 4-5278 Turlock California A. V. COURT SERVICE Union Products - Groceries Beverages - Auto Repairing Livingston Phone 909 Congratulations to the Senior Class BII..L'S SHADY NOOK North of Atwater on Highway 99 THE WARDROBE HART, SCHAFFNER 8: MARX CLOT.-IES Phone 538 519 Seventeenth Street GI-AASOWS Me rced C alifornia Your Home Jeweler Phone 2035 Atwater ANN'S BEAUTY SALON Expert Service Ann Frago '32 Phone 2035 Atwater Congratulations to the Class of '51 SERV-U DRUG STORE Merced California Best Wishes To The Class of 51 GAESTEL Merced California JOHNSON R UG COMPANY Rugs and Floor Covering 1779 East 21st Merced Compliments of PE TERSON STATIONER Y Merced California Compliments of the ANNUAL STAFF LEA.SE'S DELHI DRUG STORE R. M. Lease Phone, Turlock 4-4778 Delhi California ECONOMY MARKET E. Bauer, Prop. BALLICO STORE Groceries - Meats - Hardware and SE RVICE STATION Chas. Passadori Phone Turlock 4-4767 Groceries - Meats Beer8zWines Ballico California Delhi California Phone 4-3844 Delhi, Calif., CHILDERS 8: BOATMAN Well Drilling - Pressure Systems Credit Can Be Arranged Call Us For Fast Work SNAK BAR Sz SEQUOIA MOTEL Sandwiches - Homemade Chili Malts Phone 6-j-4 South of bridge on Highway 99 Best Wishes To The Class Of '51 BAILEY'S VARIETY AND GIFT SHOP Ballico California COURT THEATRES Livingston - Atwate r Delhi PATRICK CAFE and MOBILE SERVICE Highway 99 Delhi A. A. HARRINGTON G. E. Appliances Livingston California QF! JO!! Q5 0l'I'll96ll'lg Worlds largest manufacturers of Finest quality and design class rings Livingston High School has patronized Herff Jones Co. for many years. California Representative G. L. Van Wornier 126 Post Street San Francisco, Calif. We wish to thank the patrons of the various communities of the Livingston High School District. They have aided the students in the growth of democracy in the community. 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