Live Oak High School - Quercus Yearbook (Live Oak, CA)

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' EST-IMEN The Treshmen s+arTed oTT The year wiTh a bang, by parTicipaTing in The annual smearing on Sep- Tember 27Th. LaTer came The Treshman reception on SepTember 3l, where The Treshmen were given a chance To prove Their meTTle. Then came The elecTion oT oTTicers wiTh Dan BanTa being chosen presidenT, Don Long vice president Delores Kluender secreTary, and Geraldine Carpen- Ter council represenTaTive. The nexT imporTanT evenT was The Treshman dance sponsored by The sophomores. The Treshmen were admiTTed Tree and received Tree reTreshmenTs. LaTer The Treshrnen had a magazine sale sponsored by The CurTis Publishing Company. The Treshmen collecled S2l8.4O wiTh 380.00 Tor The class Treasury. Geraldine CarpenTer, WalTer STone, and Alice Gal- breaTh received prizes Tor high salesmanship. ATTer all These evenTs we can surely say The Treshe men have proven Themselves a sTable and welcome addiTion To Live Gals T-ligh. BACK ROW, left to righT: Leonard Neal, Ellis Davis, Edward Mitchell, Marvin Eisenhauer, Rodger Forquson, Joe Miles, Don Lonq, Greyson Phipps, Jack Pulman, Lester CarTer, Melvin Isbell, Dale Kirkpalrick, Winfred Spencer, Walter Stone. FOURTH ROW: Dan BanTa, Venita Elllolt, Virginia Elam, June Couch, Clara Neukirchner, Wanda Thomas, Patricia Goss, Marvilene Barber, Doris Kilmer, Anna Ferri, Loretta Hendrix, Lily CIonTs, lsom Forguson, Calvert Lea, Floyd Kuderer, Ted Nabeta, Hubert Carter, THlRD ROW: Meredith Forguson, Betty Ed- wards, Mary Williams, Alice Galbreath, Loretta Miles, Neva Johnson, Mariorie Crum, Dolores Kluender, Wilma Self, Wilma Smith, Leroy Stacy, Jim Collins. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Mills, Marilyn Menlh, Imogene Merritt, Jean Wirz, Geraldine Carpenter, Virginia Lewis, Joyce Hoffman, Wanda Hodge, Sue Crow, Paul Slrohmeyer, Malcolm Gray. FRONT ROW:Clarence Shackleford, Harrold Tiffee, Marvin Trull, Gene La Roche, Eddie Lundberg, Eddie Adams, Norman Wright, Charlie Phillips, Harley Montgomery, Glen Moore, Herbert Stillwell, Raymond Hensley.

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BACK ROW, lefl io righf: Barbara Dow, Beffy Sydensiricker, Shirley Bendar, Colleen Hodge, Rose Leon, Carol Horn, Edith Shaw, Jarnes Winler, Carl Howard, Lloyd Baker, Beaver Holcomb, Ray Huni, Tom- mie Wriqhf, Roy OH, Frank Barieau. THIRD ROW: Dorofhy Shirley, Jane? Ash, Alice Miles, Tess Bumpus, Lorraine Harrman, Lorefra Rowe, Wanda McBride, Connie Mena, Delcie Schies, Marqaref Pendergrass, Jeanne Dupras, Rosalie Collins, Norma McFarland, Myrfle Higgins, Peggy Williams, Charles Davidson, Tony Aguiar, Mr. Heilman. SEC- OND ROW: Thelma Combs, Raylene Harmon, Wilma Thayer, Georgia Lee Finley, Marilyn Hodge, James Cole, Harry Biggs, Howard Jordan, Tommy Smifh, Archie Boone, Billy Peferson, Marvin Hensley. FRONT ROW: Ray Lea, Vernon Johnson, Leroy Barber, Hershel Roberfs, Bob Smiih, Joyce Horn, Marilyn Field, Oscar Wolfe, Clyde Walker, James Mullins, Bob Kniqhr, Miquel Araiza, Frank Armocido, Floyd Baker. S JPi-IOM JRES The sophomore class, seniors of Sl, sfarfed fhe school year off wifh fhe freshman recepfion, which fhe whole school wifnessed on fhe foofball field. The inifiafion consisfed of many acfivifies which were fhe cause for much laughfer. Lafer in fhe week, a dance was given affer fhe Corning game, which concluded fhe Freshman lnifiafion. As fhis goes fo press, fhe sophomore class is plan- ning fo give a sophomore hop which will be semif formal. Also fhey plan fo give a l-lobo Ball af which beans and cornbreadu will be served. Looking info fhe sophomore piggy banlc, we find 356013 af fhe end of fhe firsf semesfer. The sophomores feel fhaf fhe fall semesfer has been very successful and ihaf we owe much of ihe credif fo our class advisor, lvlr. l-leilmann.

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