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

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FOREWORD THE RECORD of mon's progress ond new horizons which he ochieved could be written ocross the conquered seos with the words-cour- ogeous soiling. Seeking, creotive minds hove mode possible un- dreomed gools, ond throughout the world the exponse in oll fields now under control is o tribute to the tenocity of the humon spirit. The seo itself offers no limit, it is but onother chollenge for deeper explorotion into the unknown. Mankind hos not reoched its gool nor tultilled its omloition, but todoy the soils ore strong ond the heort is lorove ond the mind is cleor, ond the voyoge to enduring enlight- enment is understood.

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DEDICATION We, the members of the staff, wish to dedicate this edition of the Lions Pause to our principal, Mr. Edwin A. Hendrix. SKIPPERS MESSAGE f Since the theme of this Lions Pause is sailing ships, I wish to express thanks to those of the crew who made this school annual possible. It is a fine log of activities and will be long cherished. Another yearly cruise has come to a close. Much has happened during this time to make us thankful-the war is over-our auditorium and classrooms have been completed-and students have been more desirous of building a good high school record. The students have shown increased interest and ability in student government. Relations with other high schools have been both enioyable as well as beneficial. This includes, in addition to athletics, inter-school assembly programs, student leader conferences and visits. As your Skipper, I extend best wishes to the graduates who are about to embark on that bigger cruise for which the high school voyage is but a preparation. The sailing ahead may not always be smooth, but stormy seas have always held a challenge. May you always remain good sailors in fair or stormy weather. . EDWIN A. HENDRIX, Principal.

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Calendar of Events 1946-47 Sept. 19-20, Registration. Sept. 23, School opened. Sept. 27, Freshmen Reception. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nav. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 10, Bob Wood, Cartoonist, gave program. 16, Tuberculosis Chest X-Rays were taken. 18, Football-Arbuckle at Live Oak. 25, Delbert Harter, world traveler, gave interest- ing talk. 25, Football-Williams at Live Oak. 30, C 8. D Basketball-Wheatland at Live Oak. 30, C.S.F. Party. 1, Football-Maxwell at Live Oak. 2, Senior Masquerade Dance. 5, C 81 D Basketball-East Nicolaus at Live Oak. 11, Football-Wheatland at Live Oak. 12, C 81 D Basketball-Sutter at Live Oak. 14, Journalism tour to Sacramento Bee plant. 15, Football-Sutter at Live Oak. 22-Dec. 2, Thanksgiving Vacation and Teacher's Institute. 6, F.F.A. Barn Dance. 13, Dramatics class play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town. . 17, C.S.F. Progressive Party. 20, Christmas Formal. 20-Jan. 2, Christmas Vacation. 17, A 8- B Basketball-Arbuckle at Live Oak iFirst League Gamel. Feb. 20, Band gave musical program at Gridley High School. Feb. 21, A 81 B Basketball-Princeton at Live Oak. Feb. 24, Mississippians, Negro singers, gave musical program. Feb. 27, Landscaping of high school campus started. Feb. 28, C.S.F. Initiation held. Feb. 28, A 8. B Basketball-Live Oak at Sutter. Mar 5, A 8. B Basketball-Live Oak at East Nicolaus. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar 7, A Basketball-Live Oak at Biggs lchampion- ship gamel. 13, Senior Skip Day. 14, Funmakers play. 18, C.S.F. Party. 20, Bobo magician show. 21, Freshmen Return Party. Mar. 28, Sophomore Party. Apr. 2, Apr. 4, Easter Vacation. Apr. 1 1, Baseball-Live Oak at Arbuckle. Apr. 11, Dramatics Class Play iAnnual Benetitl. Apr. 11, Third quarter ends. Apr. 18, F.F.A. Parent and Son Banquet. Apr .18, Baseball-Wheatland at Live Oak. Apr. 19, Track at Davis. Apr. 23, Yuba College program. Apr. 25, Baseball-Live Oak at Williams. Apr. 25, Junior Prom. Apr. 26, Music Festival at Chico. May 2, Spanish Festival. May 2, Baseball--East Nicolaus at Live Oak. May 3, May 9, May 9, Track Meet at Orland. Valley League Track Meet. Baseball-Maxwell at Live Oak. May 16, Baseball-Live Oak at Princeton. 21, Gridley High School Band gave program. 22, C.S.F. made tour of State Capitol. 24, A 8. B Basketball--Live Oak at Wheatland. 28, Galen Miller Harvey gave piano program. 31, A 8- B Basketball-Williams at Live Oak. 3, Everman gave demonstration of liquid air. 4, Feb. 5, Unexpected Vacation because of flu epidemic. 10, Feb. 11, Student Body Election. 14, Tryouts for Lion's Club and F.F.A. speaking contests. 14, A 8. B Basketball-Live Oak at Maxwell. 17, Individual Student Pictures taken. May 23, Baseball-Sutter at Live Oak. May 23, Jr.-Sr. Banquet - Senior Ball May 24, N.S.C.l.F. Track Meet. May 30, Memorial Day Vacation. June 8, Bacculaureate Service. June 12, Graduation. June 13, School Closes.