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

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GREEN tif GOLD EDITORIAL In all walks of life, the Spirit of Progress is taking a firm hold, increasing the output of industry, improving the efficiency of finished products, and bettering the welfare of the people in general. And so it is that the Spirit of Progress has entered our school, making more efficient our implements of learning and thereby increasing our chances of making a success in later life. Some day in the future the Spirit of Progress will become so all-powerful that the urge to further advance the chances of success for Youth will culminate in the erection of a fine new building with modern equipment where the seeds of Learning may be more abundantly scattered. Our latest achievement of progress is our Annual, which is entering its sixth year of existence. Last year marked the beginning of a great advance in the improvement in our year book. For the first time the GREEN AND GOLD was printed, bringing to a close the era of the typewritten Annual. The Annual this year has been increased in size one-half over last year's Annual, and more space has, therefore, been available for subject matter and pictures. The cover has been carefully chosen as the one to best protect the contents of the volume while at the same time providing an attractive exterior for our year book. Many factors have made possible the publishing of a larger Annual than has ever before been put out by the Livermore Union High School. Chief among these factors is the wonderful support in a financial way given us by the business men of the com- munity whose names are listed on The Booster Page, The donation received from the High School Trustees was also a great help in making this issue of the GRISVN AND GOLD possible. And hnally, to the members of the Annual Staff and faculty advisors in charge of the various departments must be given credit for the greater part of what- ever success this Annual may attain. THIS Eniroa, THE LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL CREED I believe in the Livermore High School as a democratic institution, whose ideals are for the welfare of the students and the community, a solid unit composed of many units, a co-operative organization of co-operating workers, bound together by ties of comradeship, friendship, and the desire to work for the success of the School. I believe it is my duty to my School to uphold its honor, to protect its property, to comply with the just wishes of its faculty, and to respect its honor system. LLoYD Biiirmf, '28 I7 I

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