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

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Gli1iliN 6 GOLD GREEN AND GGLD STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,, , A .A ... , A., .,.,,....44..,.... L L 0 5 'D Brsiznrs Assistant Editor ........ ..,.,. C LARA JAc3KsoN Business Manager ,.tttt.4ttt t....tt.., J AMES PLUMB Advertising Managers .... ....,,.. L no CALLADHAN Literary Editor ..sss..,ttts Senior Class .....,, Junior Class ...i,,..,i. Sophomore Class ,..... ,.t....THELMA FIERRARIO ..o.,.,THELMA FERRARIO .,.......CLARA JACKSON t.....M1LDRED KINGSLEH' Freshman Class. ...,.... FRANCES NISSEN Junior Red Cross ...... ......... E SALYNE R1cH Honor Society ,..it,,.ot ....... F LQRISNCIE KIELY Student Body Notes ,,ttt,, .....t.... E LVIRA HoLM Girls' League ..t..t,.t... ,,............... L EONA LASSIEN Alumni Notes ........ttti.. .,..... J ACQUELINE KIQNNEDX' Music in the School ,.t,... ..,,.,t ,..,it, E D NA GIQORQE Science Club ,,,,.i..tti.. ...,.. '1 IOLANDA Rnnoti Science Club .,,..... ...t....... R AIS HANSIEN Spanish Club ...tt . ...t.... LEONA LASSEN Boys' Athletics ....,.t ..tt.,.. L LOYD BDEBE Girls' Athleticsat L, .,....,..,......,..... JULIA Moy Jokes ....,....,......t ,,,,,. A Lnrwrr DIELTTSCQHMAN Jokes .,,..... ,.ttt,tt...,.. E Lwoon KAISER l-il

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GREEN ci' Gotp PRINCIPALS MESSAGE It's hard to break old ties, to leave the dear familiar places, to say goodbye to teachers and schoolmates and go out into the world to take up new work and make a new start. But Youth courts Adventure, loves to challenge the Unknown, yearns to foresee the day of Victory, when like Lindy he shall return with Honors and a line kind of Success. You, members of the Class of 1928, who have spent four years in Livermore High, who have recited and sometimes not recited in its rooms, done experiments in its Lab, played great games in its wonderful Gym, and enjoyed all sorts of good times in plays and parties, excursions and assemblies, you now go forth to try yourselves in real combat in the World of Life. There you will find yourselves prepared more or less, in proportion as you have really used your opportunities here. For, as you have gained success here and really earned your Diplomas of Graduation, so you will find Success and Honor in the world outside. Mark well these words of the Vice-President of the American Telephone and Tele- graph Company, in an address last year before University of California students. He had just completed a survey of scholarship records of the 8,000 college graduates em- ployed by his company. He said, Those men who achieved a place in the highest ten per cent of their college classes are receiving by far the larger salaries, and their salary scale shows an upward trend all through life. Almost every time, men who had lower scholarship records got lower salaries in later life. Scholarship records do measure a man's ability to succeed. Class of 1928, we, your friends, have confidence in you, that you will make good, that vou will bring honor to Livermore High. and yourselves enioy success and happiness. And you. juniors, the Class of 1929! You have but one short year left to prepare for the great test, that great examination that you must take when you accept vour first real job and submit yourselves in competition with others to do an honest days work for a fair day's pay. Only one year, less than 200 days of school! Visualize to yourselves the Real Test of Life and work as never before. And vou, Sophomores and Freshmenl I foresee for you still greater opportunities. For you I confidently hope will rise a new building, modern throughout, which shall assist you still better to prepare for life where competition grows every day more keen. Yours, we hope, it will be to establish new traditions, new standards, new expectations. And to the larger community, to the Alumni, the Faculty, the Trustees, the Citizens of Livermore generally, to all of you in whose hands lies the future of Livermore High, may I not make appeal? Will you not work loyally together to further the best interests of the school, to establish here in your midst, in the old home-town, an institution of which you may be in every way proud, a center of learning, a place of training of Head and Hand and Heart, a school that shall at least give the Youth of Livermore the same opportunities for preparation for life's work as are afforded the boys and girls of other progressive communities in California? Hifamfar Lifrf, Pmftipal. 1919-1928. I 5 I

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GREEN 6 GOLD FACULTY MR. HliRBlZRT LEE, Prmripizl. High School Arithmetic, Mathematics MISS MAX' NISSEN, Vice-Piizzcjprzl, Latin, English, Mathematics MR. STANLEY GIBSON, Shop, Physical Education Miss ETHEL L, REITH, English, History Miss GLADYS I. LYNAM, Commercial MRs. VIOLA GILBERT, General Science, Domestic Science, Physical Ecluciition Miss ANNA V. KINII, Sciences Miss ORRIELLIE MLIIKPHY, English Civics, History Miss ELIZABETH THOMPSON, Art Department, English MRS. HORTIENSIQ B. SIMPSON, Music, Spanish, Mathematics MR. GIIAHAM, Orchestra BOARD OF TRUSTEES C. H. VUENTIZ, Pffrfjillfllf W. L. lN1liYl-RS, M.D., Clerk C. W. MAC.K, M.D. PAIII. E. DULAN, MD. G. A. THITRKHF, D.D,S. lil