Livermore High School - El Vaquero Yearbook (Livermore, CA)

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Remember, if you are hunting for it peppy class, mcmbcrs are as follows: Peter Barthe Rena Bergamaschi Louis Biscay Gladys Bordes Robert Branch Herbert Brown Ruth Calhoun Dorothy Cole Alice Gamble Pearl Gilbert Myrtle Groth Eva Gustafson Arthur Hansen Rae Hansen Helina Horgan Albin Jensen Douglas Kennedy Mildred Kingsley Allen Kremer Andrew Larsen Lloyd Lassen Myrtle Laughlin Frances Mally Nevin McCormick Harvey McFarling Robert McKown Lea Mitchell William Mohr Williarn Mondot l PL N GREEN 6 Gor D nnrinnnninnninnninniinmnnn think of the Class of '30 The Lawrence Moy Francis Murray Graham Nissen Waldon Olsen Frances Polomoni Charles Silva Donald Stone Raymond Stone Donald Tretzel Josephine Twohey Madonna Twohey Regina Twohey justin Wilbur Eugene Wold

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL 17 . 'fqlmq' 'fx t at 1 JUNIOR CLASS 1 1 Do you want to meet a progressive class? Look at the juniors, then. We'w'e accom- plished a great deal of work in the three years of our high school life. We started this year by electing Mildred Kingsley as Presidentg justin Vifilbur as Secretary, and Frances Mally as junior Red Cross Representative. However, Frances became ill and Pearl Gilbert has competently filled her othce. Our members are real live wires for we have a girls' basketball team and the boys are in both football and basketball teams. Some of our members were also in the Gper- etta and others ushered at the Senior Play. Our class has given a candy sale, and a pie sale which proved very profitable, Our most noteworthy arlair this year was the .Iunior Prom, held on February lst. This was a great success and the decorations were very attractive, being in keeping with the season. The gym was hung with red streamers and hearts. Danny O'Neil and his orchestra kindly furnished the music. A few weeks after Christmas we received our class rings. They are rather clever and liked by everyone. We are planning for the junior-Senior Banquet to be such a great success that the Seniors will look back on it as one of their best school parties.

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LIVERMORE HIGH Scuoor l9 L'2Aw .f ..-fff72f ?:l.v.'Q.1f-Q , .V-. . . SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 Y The Sophomores began the school year by electing the following class olhcers: ELMER Rowrray l,,, .. ,,,ee. ..,,, ,A,.1,,e,,,, P i 'emfeiif ANDRE BONNF ..,..e.,... .,... I fa-e-Premleiff PHYLLis ROSFNTHAL ..Al.... Seriefmy The Christmas Party given by the Sophomores proved to be a huge success. The decorations were green and red, with baskets of holly and mistletoe placed about the room. The words Merry Christmas were hung on each side of the room as a greeting to the guests. The program consisted of the presentation of the annual California Essay Awards by the Native Sons of the Golden West, julia Moy winning as hrst prize a. silver loving cupg the presentation of the Wliite Gifts to Miss jessen by the Red Cross Representativesg and the presentation of the humorous gifts to the Seniors by Santa Claus, skillfully portrayed by Ernest D'0mbrian. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. The Sophomores have taken an active part in the school affairs. We helped fill the boxes for Guam and brought our share of Wliite Gifts. The girls formed a basketball team, but due to lack of practice, it has not proved successful. However, the boys have taken active parts in both basketball and football. Bernard Lynn, another of our class, is the editor of the jokes for the Annual. Several members of the class were in the Oper-