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

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P Pmneapul s Message ISTRIBUTION of the annuals remmds us that the school year IS agam drlwmg to a close Thus year has been unlque ln the history of the Llver more Umon Hrgh School The events recorded IH th1s yearbook and the wrntmg of the storxes eoncernxng them all took plaee 1n the old h1gh school bulldmg But the books wlll be dlstrnbuted and read 1n our fine nevs bulldlng Durmg most of th1S year we have been wlthout a gymnaslum xuthout a gatherxng place for student body meetnngs and assemblles and strugglxng wxth makeshnft prov1s1ons ln many lmes Then vse had the task of movlng to another bulldmg and adjustmg ourselses to a new set of Cond1t10ns What kmd of year should we have expected under these CIFLUHISIQIHCQSD If all student act1v1t1es had suffered greatly would we not have had 1 plauslble excuse? If we had lost most of our athletic games would we not have had a good Zllblg If student dnselphne and morale had shown a notxee able deternoratxon vsould we not have been able to offer 1 reasonable ex cuse7 But what k1nd of a year have we actually had? Let us look for a moment at the ach1evements of 1929 30 We have started and developed a monthly newspaper whlch lS already one of the Hnest student publneatxons to be found, student act1v1t1es have never been better, the school partxes have been equal to any ever held, our athletnc teams have won the1r share of games, studles have not suffered at all schol arshxp IS lmprovmg, the students has e adjusted themselves uneomplammglx o the unusual condltlons Not of least Importance IS the faet that the annual IS better than any prevlous one Such results are not only a cause fox congratulatnon but for a strong tanth ID the future of Lxvermore Umon Hugh School Our fine new plant th best of IES snze ln Calnforma presents us wxth a enallenge to new achlevement In If we cannot afford to rest on our past laurels but must set a standard worthy of our new surroundlngs Shall we not confidently expect to make next year the best nn our h1story7 0 ' 9 ' t , y 1- 4 . 4 ' ' ,. , . s . a e ' -., - r y 1 . 1 1 , e , , . n , . c . . r . ,. 1 3 , e - s . 4 - V 1 '- , e . . 1 . . s s - e . - v s . 1 - s . - 1 . .,, , N , v v- . I' v 1 ' ' Q . e . A 1 1 , - s D , , J, , e. , , - 3 ' 1 1, .

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J 9 , fff E Wesiieeerebf a'ea'ieaie ilaif book lo MISS ORRIUEIULIE MURPHY in appreciation qfwlaat she bay eioizefnr all qfm. E

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Green and Gcollcdl Staff Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor - Assistant Editor - Business Manager - Advertising Manager Senior Class - - junior Class - - Sophomore Class - Freshman Class - Honor Society G. A. A. - - Student Body Notes L. U. H. S. Torch Girls' Sports - - Boys' Sports - Science Cluh - SpanishCluh - - Music in the School Alu nz ni Notes - junior Red Cross - Iolzes - - - OUR - MILDRED KINGSLEY - FRANCES NISSEN PHYLLIS ROSENTHAL - ELINIER ROWLEY - ROBERT BRANCH - FRANCES MALLY - RUTH JOHNSON - ALMA CROCE - ROBERT HEARN FRANCES NISSEN ELMER ROWLEY VIVIAN LEONARD VELMA HOLM REGINA TWOHEY ROBERT MCKOWN PHYLLIS ROSENTHAL - RUTH CALHOUN - WILLIAM MONDOT - HELEN FLETCHER - EVA GUSTAFASON - MAR JORIE SMILEY JACQUELINE KENNEDY - - BETTY WOLFE EDWIN GEORGE REID WHITING