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

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GREEN 6 GOLD HONOR SGCIETY MEMBERSHIP, ALIGUST-DECEMBER, 1927 MI1MBERSHIP, JANUARY-JIINIZ, BEEBE, LLOYD QSJ BRANCH, ROBERT BROWN, HL.RBERT QSJ BRONNER, GENEVIIEVE CRONIN, JOHN DEUTSCHMAN, ALBERT ENNIS, HELEN FERRARIO, ROSIE FERRARIO, THELMA QSJ GEORGE, EDNA QSJ GUSTAFSON, EVA HANSEN. RAE HOLMS, ELVIRA QSJ JACKSON, CLARA KAISER, ELWOOD BEEBE, LLOYD QSJ BRANCH, ROBERT FERRARIO, THELMA GEORGE, EDNA HOLMS, ELVIRA tSJ JACKSON, CLARA KAISER, ELXVOOD KIELY, FLORENCE LINDBERGH, HOWARD MALLY, FRANCES MANN, CHARLES QSJ MCKOWN, ROBERT fSJ MINOLILIIO, FELINO RICH, ESALYNE ROWLIEY, ELMIZR CSJ 1928 KIELY, FLORENCE LINDBERGH, HOWARD MALLY, FRANCES MAYWOOD, REGINALD MCCOY, CHARLES NICKERSON, BERNICE NISSIEN, GRAHAM NISSEN, ROBERTA QSJ ROWLEY, FLOYD QSJ TWOHEY, REGINA YOUNG, FRANCIS ROXVLIEY, FLOYD fSJ SHAVER, JACK STANLITY, NORMA QSJ--fillellffzer nf Sfizle Yt'!w!.1I1ilvfI1I SfII'1efJ', The Honor Society is one of the most prominent and progressive organizations in our high school. Its purpose is to promote high scholarship. It also has a social life. For its members it has dinners, dances, theatre parties and picnics. In the semester from August to December, 1927, the members enjoyed an initiation dinner and dance. The members of the second semester gave an initiation supper in February and went on a picnic to Alum Rock in April. The officers for the two semesters were: First Semester Second Semester ROSIIE FERRARIO ...,,., .......... P Iefftfcellf .,.,,., ,..... T HIQLMA FIQRRARIO LLOYD BEEBE ....,,,,,.,,. .,I,,. L e'ife-Pi-em!e11f .I.,.. .,,., ,.,, L L OYD BEEEIQ BIERNICII TXIICKIERSON ,,,,.,. . ,,I,. Set I'el.1I'J Icttt. .,,.,. C LARA JACKSON T25l

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GIKEIEN 6 GOLD Unfolding the tapestry still further, we see a picture of the Freshmen taking part in the social activities of the school. On September 23 they were formally welcomed by the school with the Freshmen Reception. At Halloween the Freshmen entertained the school with a Halloween costume party. See upon the tapestry the sturdy athletes of the Freshmen Class! Is this boy not Lincoln Callaghan, who at Once became a member of the 'Varsity football and basket- ball teams? Andre Bonne and Norman Smith played throughout the season on the B basketball team. The girls, too, Organized a team, and though every game played was lost by the girls, they have promising material for the future. The following picture portrays the Freshmen doing junior Red Cross work. In this they helped fill the annual boxes for the children of Guam. They have sent letters and flowers to their Sick classmates. Portfolios were prepared by the Explorers Club of Miss Murphys History I class, which were sent to France and Norway, respectively. A few Of the girls made St. Patrick favors, which were sent to the Veterans' Hospital. XY!Oven into the tapestry are these words: Live wire. While this was the name given by the English I class of Miss Murphy tO their high school paper, it is the key to the Freshman school spirit. Now we must put our books away So, good-bye, dear school, 'twill not be long As our Freshman term is Over, 'Ere we return once more, And soon we may romp on hills and play, Full Of pep and full of song, Or rest among the clover. As should a jolly sophomore. CLASS RDLL ROSIIE AMARAL WINIFRISD APPLIETON ANDRE BONNIE LOUIS BOROES RUSSELL BRASCH WILLIAM BRONNFR VIOLA BROWN MILTON CALHOUN LINCOLN CAI.LAc,HAN DORIS CHRISTENSEN MILDRED CHRISTFNSFN DOLORIiS COLE ERNEST D'Oh1BRAIN PETER DRALIHI GENE FLYNN CHARLOTTE FOSc.ALiNA WINIFRIZD GARVIN EDWIN GEORGE SIRYL GILBIERT DOROTHY HAERA EMMA I-IANSEN VELMA HOLM GI?RTRl,lDIZ JACKSON AMY JENSEN RUTH JOHNSON RALPH LEEDS VlN'IAN LEONARD BERNARD LYNN CHARLES MANN ADELF MIESTRIES IRA MACGRECOR ROSIE MICHELI GLADYS MOY ROEERT MITRRAH' FRANCES NISSISN MARION O'NI?lLI. RIIEEN PIENIA EMILY PETERS I-IELEN PLIIMB IVIARY POOCI CARL POULSEN IDI PHYLLIS RAITHIEL PHYLLIS ROSENTHAL RENE ROSPIDE ELMER ROWLEY CLALID SANDS AGNES SCHENONE DOROTHY SHERMAN HAZIEL SMITH NORMAN SMITH NORMA STANLEY SYBIL STOFLIET EDNA TOPONCE ERMA TOPONCE KARL TOPONCE FLORENCE TRIBBLE MARION TWISSELMAN MELVIN WACGONIQR REID WHITING ALBERT WORTH ELIZABETH WOLEE

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GREEN 6 Goto STUDENT BODY NOTES August H, 1927 Mr. Lee welcomed the students back to school. August 17, 1927 Mr. Lee continued with his speech made on the opening day. September 1, 1927 Student Body committees appointed. Mr. Lauler spoke to the students concerning Thrift and School Savings. September 8, 1927 Congressman Albert E. Carter spoke to the students on Admission Day. September 16, 1927 Admission Day Program: The Origin of Admission Day .2..2 2t....,22.. R OBERT BRANCH California, a poem ...................., ...211. M ARGARET TWOHEY The U. S. Constitution, talk.. ,.,, ....... H OWARD LINDBERGH October 17, 1927 Dr. C. N. Thomas spoke to the students about the inhabitants, resources, and future developments of Mexico. November 10, 1927 Armistice Day Program: Armistice Day, talk ....... ............ ....... R AYMOND STONE The Hell Gates of Soissonsf' poem ....... .......... E DNA GEORGE Flanders Field, poem ...................... ........ R UTH CALHOUN The Reply, poem ......................1............. ...1. ....................... W I LLIAM BRONNER Addf6SSCS-MR, Fioiruo and MR. SMALi comm of the Livermore American Legion january 11, 1928 Mr. Lee spoke to the students concerning the New Year. February 2, 1928 The Annual for 1928 was decided upon. February 13, 1928 Lincoln Day Program: LinC0ln'5 Logt Speech ,,1,,..,,,,.,,,. ...... ...... R IELJINALD TVIAYWOOD Lincoln's Letter to Mrs. Bixby ..................... ..1............ ............ E L MER ROWLEY Lincoln: The Most Lied About Man in the World ..... . ..1.... CLARA JACKSON T241