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

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GREEN AND GOLD NINETEEN-THIRTY The Freshman Cllcurss THE FRESHMEN of this year are a real active class and were warmly welcomed into the student body. Their class officers are: Pwxidvfzf ---------- FRANK HERRICK Vice-Prvsidwzf - - BERNICE KINGSLEX' Secretary - - - FRANCIS VUKOTA Trraszrrvr ---- - DAVID BOTH WIFLLI. , , ACK KRUG ' IIHIIUI' Red Cross Rvpr4'sc'r1fa1'1zfI' - - - J ALICE ROXYLEY Having been formally welcomed into the school by the seniors at the Freshman Reception Party, they soon gave a return party, which was a decided success. The decorations were in keeping with Hallowe'en. Every- one seemed to have a good time. The class presented a play at the Sophomore Christmas Party, entitled On Christmas Eve. Miss Murphy's English class sent a very interesting portfolio to a for- eign country. Many of the students earned a place in the local Honor Society this year. The girls and boys both have taken an active part in sports and other activities about the school. If the freshmen keep up at the rate they are going, they will reach the top with flying Colors. PACE TNXI1 ITN ONIF

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GREEN AND GOLD E NINETEEN-THIRTY The Sophomore Class PROGRESS AND PRoF1clENcY mark the road of the Sophomores through high school. This year they began more industriously than ever. They elected their class officers which are as follows: PYl'SflllFI1f ---------- JAMES NISSEN Via'-President - - BERNICE SHERMAN Src'rc'fury-Treaszzrw' - - - NORMA FERRARIO . . MAR ORIE SMILEY Izunor Rea' Cross Rr'prvsr'11fat1z'ex - l J ILESLIE MALE Par1ianzc'r1fm'ia11 -------- I CARMEL KELLY Aim High is their class motto, and they certainly have tried to live up to it. The irls are well re resented in athletics. The rank next to the 8 P Y seniors in basketball, and they are also good players in baseball, tennis, and other sports. The boys also are well represented in sports. There were several boys in the football, basketball, and track teams. Two students are members of the Honor Society. They are Alma Croce and James Nissen. This active class gave the annual Christmas Party which proved to be a great success. As the high school gymnasium was being transferred to the new high school, it was given in the grammar school auditorium. The Sophomores are gathering all their energy for one great leap that will carry them over their next hurdle, which is to become Juniors of the Livermore High School. Let us wish them good luck and success! P GL TNXI-NTX

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GREEN AND GOLD Q NINETEEN-THIRTY Livermore Union High Alumni 0 0 Associiotion OFFICERS Prvsidwzi - - - - CHARLES SWEET Sf'ltl'f'ftll'-Y - - - - Lois HENRY Treasurer ------ - - - CLARENCE N1cRERsoN EACH YEAR the Alumni Association of the Livermore Union High School holds a roll call, and general get-together, to renew old acquaintances, and to make new friends. After graduation, old classmates naturally drift apart, and this annual roll call of the Alumni serves as a medium to bring them back together for at least one evening during the year. This year, in view of the fact that it was the last opportunity which the Association would have to gather at the old high school, so dear to each of its former students, the roll call consisted of a sojourn through the old building-a sort of farewell from the Alumni to the school which housed them through their happy days. Approximately fifty-six graduates answered the roll call, and several of them gave short reminiscences of the days when they attended the school. Following these short talks, there were several musical numbers by former graduates. As is the custom each year, the Alumni is now planning for the annual Alumni Ball, which is to be presented this year on May 10. The proceeds from this annual affair go toward the Scholarship Fund, and for that rea- son it is hoped that the ball will be both financially and socially successful. This year the Alumni has the unprecedented honor of sharing in the dedication of a new high school, and while the members of the Alumni will ever cherish the memories of days spent in the old high school, they herald the coming of the new school, and trust that it will hold as many happy days in store for those who are yet to become future members of the Livermore Union High School Alumni, as did the old school to which we, of the Alumni, now bid farewell. -WO