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

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Freshman Class Prcgidenzf ,w,. ......,, 1 Jonalcl Tretzel Secretary .,........ .,,,,.,.A........,,,. . .... 1X lildred Kingsley Junior Red Cross RL'f7Vt'.Yt'11flIfl Z'6' ....... ....,.. N ora Ferrario We the Freshman Class of 1926-l'727, entered the Livermore Union High School, August 16, 1926. There were 57 of us. Shortly after entering, we were welcomed into the high school spirit and life hy all the upper classmen who gave us a reception. Having received such a warm welcome, we soon took courage and held a class meeting at which we elected our class officers. In October the Freshman Class gave the upper classmen a Return Party. Having done this we felt that we were now a part of the school, and soon entered into all the different activities. The Freshmen are well represented on all the athletic teams. Miss Reith's English 1 class, composed mostly of Freshmen, formed a cluli which is called the Eutopia Clul1. The meetings are held regularly and in a business-like manner. The ineinhers all take a turn at being secretary and president. :Xt these meetings the nienihers are given topics of their own choice to speak on. This plan has worked out very well. Miss Kings General Science classes formed a club which is called the Science Club. The Freshmen have not only done well in athletics but also in their studies. They are a very promising class. So just keep your eye on the Class of 1930.

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Sophomore Class of 92,7 The Sophomore Class this year as usual gave the Christmas party which was held on Friday evening, December IO. A pantomime was given hy the Sopliomores and there was singing hy the Girls' Chorus and also community singing. After the entertainment Santa Claus presented the Seniors with gifts. The remainder of the evening was spent in clfincing. The Sopliomores also took an active part in filling Recl Cross boxes to send to Guam and bringing gifts for the Wlhite Gift Christmas. The Sophomore Class has many members in the local honor society and three in the state honor society. The hoys in our class helperl the liaskethall teams very much, two boys played in the first team, and several in the second and thirfl teams. The girls also had a successful liasketliall team. Room s. I7I'l'SflI'l'lIf ...,c,cvi.... ,.,,..,,cc,c., ci,cc I . eona Lassen I'it'f'-I'rc.v1'flr11f ,...e,, . .....,,,.... ,, ...Ifsalyne Rich S6'L'l'llft7l'QXl ..........Vs..c......,,,,,,cc,, ., ..Yolanclo Raholi Red CI'17.9.N' RCf1'f'sc1zfc1fitz'c. ........iiii..,, ccc,ci I da Mae Spencer Room H. 1'Jl'6'Sl-ll1l'Ilf ..........,...,. ,...,....... ,......., . ..... l f 'loyd Rowley Vice-P1'c.x'icic11f ....... . ...., Gene Sherman Sc'c'l'Ffc11'y ........... ............. R ay Dias

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Honor Society Students whose names are followed by an CSD are members of the California Scholarship Federation, Chapter 102, as well as of the local society. JUNE-DEc'1iMmaR. 1926 Anderson, Evelyn Beck, Margaret Beebe, Lloyd CSJ Brown, Verne CSB Cragholm, Lemuel CSD Faulks, Orionna CSJ Ferrario, Lilly CSD Ferrario, Thelma George, Edna CSJ Holm, Elvira CSD Jackson, Clara CSJ Johnson, Leona Kaiser, Elwood Kennedy, Jacqueline CSD Kiely, Florence Lassen, Leona Lindbergh, Howard CSJ Lynn, Rose Minoggio, Felino Murray, Bernadette McCoy, Charles McCoy, Stanley Nickerson, Bernice Raboli, Yolanda Rose, Joe Rowley, Floyd CSU Shaver, Jack CSJ Silva, Mary Tretzel, Howard JANUARY-JUNE, Seniors: Verne Brown CSJ Lemuel Chagholm CSD Robert Fergusson CSJ Lilly Ferrario CSD Leona Johnson 1927 Jacqueline Kennedy CSD Stanley McCoy, President fzuziors: Lloyd Beehe CSD Genevieve Brunner Qrionna Faulks CSJ Thelma Ferrario Edna George, Secretary CSD Elvira Holm Florence Kiely Soplmuzorrs: Roberta Nissen CSJ Jack Shaver Francis Young Clara Jackson Floyd Rowley, Vice-President Gene Sherman Elwood Kaiser CSB Frrslzmvzz 2 Herbert Brown Rae Hansen Mildred Kingsley Graham Nissen Francis Mally CSD Regina Twohey fhe members of the society for the term of June to December. 1926, enjoyed a theatre party to the Fulton Theatre in Oakland. The initiation party at the first of the term introduced, instead of the usual stunts, a ceremonial, which was quite successful. The Honor Society excursion for the term January to June, 1027, was made to Alum Rock on May 14. Three Seniors, Lilly Ferrario, Verne Brown, and Jacqueline Kennedy, received Scholarship Pins this term. Miss Lynam and Mrs. Simpson were faculty advisors.