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

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LIVERMORE HIGH ScHooL 25 October 16, 1928: L. U. H. S. Red Cross represented at San Francisco conference by Roland Therkof. October 19, 1928: Report o-f Finance Committee. October 23, 1928: Election for yell leader. October 24, 1928: Election returns given. Roland Therkof, Yell Leader, Orlando Roderick, Assistant. November 8, 1928: Address, Over the Hill on High, T. Bridges of Heald's Business College. Awarding of banner for 100W Student Body dues to Freshmen of Drawing Room. November 9, 1928: Miss Murman and Mr. Proffitt of U. C. Deputations Committee spoke to the students on the Social Life of College and College Traditions. Miss Rockwell, also of the Deputations Committee, played a medley of popular pieces. Addresses-Mr. Smallcomb and Mr. M. G. Callaghan. fslovember 28, 1928: Thanksgiving Program: Thanksgiving . Raymond Stone Bells of the Sea Boys' Glee Club Reading . Gordon Rich Song . Girls' Glue Club Poem Alice Rooney December lj, 1925: L. U. H. S. makes debut at California Theater. Christmas Program: Christmas . . . . . . . The other Wise Man Consecration, poem . , . Poem . . January 18, 1929: Roland Therkof resigns from position as Yell Leader. Frances Mally . l,CoI1:l l,4lSSel1, Yolanda Raholi, lxlllclfecl Kingsley -lack -Ierman . Lea lNlitcl1ell Address, Investing Capital in Ourselves, Mr. Lee, our former princip February 5, 1929: Orlando Roderick appointed Lell Leader. Petitions for Executive Council Member given out. al

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291 GREEN G GOLD iiiiiiiiiin ininiiinirunniniiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiimiiiiimuim STUDENT BODY NOTES 1 1 September 3, 1928: On our return to school we were welcomed by Mr. Speiss, our new principal. September 14, 1928: Student Body Committees appointed, The Chairmen: Finance, Elwood Kaiser, As sembly, Graham Nissen and Leona Lassen, Emblem, Eelino Minoggio, Sunshine Esalyne Rich, Reception, Rae Hansen, Student Body Reporter, Clara Jackson Student Body Parlimentarian, Roberta Nissen. Freshmen and new students welcomed. Introduction of Student Body Officers: From Rowrrsi' ,,,,rt ,, ,,.r,,,.. Preridefff LIZONA LAssEN ,,,,,,, ,.r.,.. I fire-Pmridefzf YOLANDA RABOLI .,,,,,.,..,, , ...,,,..,........ .,,...,,eret.ii ,... S e r1'enz1'y CLARA JACKSON, Ikvuwii MiTcHELL r,,rc ....... E xerfffire Comic!! September 28, 1928: Address, Banking by Bank of Italy Representative, Mr. Cardoza. October 9, 1928: Wfilliam Greenleaf impersonated characters from Shakespeares Merchant of Venice. ,

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26 February 15, 1929: GREEN 6 GOLD New appointments made in Assembly Committee, Lincoln and Edison Program: Early Life of Lincoln Political Life of Lincoln . Elmer Rowley . Roland Therl-cof Pearl Gilbert Captain, Oh Bly Captain, poem . Neopolitan Nights, piano solo Edison . School Song February 19, 1929: . . . Frances Nissen . . . . Robert Mcliown Student Body lead by Miss Kappler Elections for Executive Council Members. March 1, 1929: Installation of Executive Council Member, Rae Hansen. Wrtsliingtoii and Longfellow Program. Sta r Spangled Banner Longfellow . Harmonica Selections 'Day is Done poem March 4, 1929: Student Body hears Inaugural Day April 5, 1929: Kipling Program: America . Kipling . Boots, poem . Student Body lead by Miss Kappler . . . . Rae Hansen . Roy Nelson Yolanda Raboli Program broadcasted from Wasliingtoii, D. C. Student Body lead by Miss Kapplei' . . . . Freida Davis . Pearl Gilbert Tommy Atkins, poem . . . Lea Mitchell I,.'Envoi . . .... Olive Beck Piano Duet . . Edwin George, Reid Wfhiting School Yells . Student Body lead by Orlando Roderick Fish and Game of California .... Mr. H, C. Bryant April 15,1929Z A pep rally was held to arouse enthusiasm for the securing of the high school bonds. Several interesting talks were given by the popular students in regard to the inad- equate equipment of the old school and the advantages of a new school. The students marched past the grammar school, which joined them, to L Street and then to the flag pole, where yells and songs arose from the lusty young throats of the enthusiastic young students.