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

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GREEN AND GOLD Q NINETEENJHIRTY f l The Honor Society, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1929, the Hrst meeting of the Honor Society was held. The officers were elected for the term. A trip which included Neptune Beach and a play at the Dufwin Theatre lead the activities of the society for that semester. The second semester's Honor Society went to Neptune Beach and the Dufwin Theater on their customary excursion. The Society sponsored a program presented by the College of Pacific on May 23, in the new auditorium. On April Sth, Jack Krug, Robert Hearn and Herbert Brown attended a state convention of the C. S. F. at Modesto. They entered into the spirit and purpose of the convention and made an honorable showing for Liver- more High. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PHYLLIS ROSENTHAL - - Pl'l'SfdIf'IIf - - ELMER ROXY-'LEX' RUTH JOHNSON - View-Prrsidwzf - RUTH CALHOUN FRANCES NISSEN - - Secretary - - FRANCES MALLX' PAGI: T X LNTX NINL

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GREEN AND GOLD 5 NINETEEN-THIRTY .JJ-V '-. .i , Vi The Junior Red Cross THE SHIP, THE JUNIOR RED CROSS, sailed from port to start its nineteen twenty-nine and nineteen thirty voyage with Betty Wolfe Qpres- identj as the Captain and Frances Nissen Qsecretaryj as First Mate. The Captain and First Mate immediately met aboard ship and picked out their crew fcommittee membersj and the stewards Ccommittee Chairmenj. A few days before sailing the ship was visited by two inspectors from the navigation company, Mrs. Mason and Miss Lynam Cdirectorsj. As soon as their inspection was over the ship started on its voyage. The sea was very calm and sailing was very peaceful until the ship neared the port of Renewal. At this port several shipments were taken on board and pledged to servei' for the following year. They were May, Greenville,', Townsend,,' Inman,,' and Livermore Grammar schools. The next port was Care of the Sick. This port was one of a group of small ports of the same name visited throughout the year. The next port visited was a large place and excitement was brewing W ww ffl 1'