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

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GREEN 6 GOLD A Boosters of tlwe 1931 ll 1 1 LIVERMORE COMMERCIAL COMPANY COAST MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY COMPANY SPROUSE REITZ COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY DUTRO'S BARBER SHOP FRED YOUNG MR. R. A. HANSEN SMALLCOMB MOTOR COMPANY CROCE'S RESTAURANT SHOEMAKER LUMBER COMPANY ECONOMY ELECTRIC COMPANY VICTOR 6 BAUGHMAN DR. THERKOE LIVERMORE CLEANERS DR. F. L. SAVAGE BEAZELDS DRUG STORE LAXWLESS DRUG STORE L81 Green and Gold H LIVERMORE SANITARIUM LIVERMORE SODA WORKS KAISER PAVING CO. CALIFORNIA THEATER DEL VALLE MERCANTILE SUPER SERVICE STATION LEAR KIMLER MOTOR COMPANY LIVERMORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MR. E. NW. D'OMBRAIN DR. FRASER VALLEY GARAGE EMANUEL'S BARBER SHOP DR. HERRICK DR, DOLAN FARAGHERS VENICE CANDY STORE HIGGINS AND TURNER

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL Faculty MR ADOLPH SPIESS. PRINCIPAL . . .... fvlfzfloeffmfnxf, Hifmry MISS MAY NISSEN, VICE-PRINCIPAL . . . Lfzfin, Efzxglnh. Pnblir Spefzbifzg MISS MRS, MRS. MISS MRS. ARDROE CLEMENSEN MISS ANNA V. KING . MISS GLADYS LYNAM . MISS FRANCES HARRIS . MR. RAYMOND KING . MR. WILLIAM MUNGER MR. JOHN BEDYNEK . MR- STANLEY GIBSON B CATHERINE COSTELLO .... ETHEL REITH MASON DOROTHY FRONBERG DOROTHY FOWLER . . . Engliylv, Hiftory. Cirizir . . .... Ezlgfiflv, Hf.l'f0l'Jf, Ciz'iI1r . . . . Spfzlmlv. Efzglifh, Geozllelf'-II, Mnfif . Phy.l'fl'c1! Efflrmfjall. Hiffory. IIIIIUOV B1fIfi11ef,I' . Clollvizzg. Home Pmblezzzf. Plvyfim! EL1'11vLzlim1 . ............, Sfzezzfe . Cm11111e1'I'iI1l . . . .E11gfj,If9.Al'f . . . . . . . . . . Sriellfe. 1HaIhe111afiff . . H1.I'lm'y. Gemuefry. Plvjurimf Eafmxzfinlz, Algebra . . . . . . . . .Baud and 0I't'l76,fffLZ . . Shop. NIeI'hYz1m1r, Plvyfjmf ELIIIZIZUUII oarcl of Trustees C. H. WENTE. Prefidefzt C. W. MACK. M.D., Clerk G. A. THERKOF. D. D. S. PAIIL E. DOLAN, M.D. A. N. CHRISTIENSIEN U1

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL Eclitoria INDBURGH did not make his flight to Paris in a day. He spent years in learning and getting experience before he attempted the flight. His success depended upon the work of the plane manufacturers and the mechanics, as well as his own skill and knowledge. As in Lindberglfs flight, the publication of this volume is a culmination of months of intensive work and planning. Its preparation has been made possible, to a great extent, by our prin- cipal's advice, and the services of Miss Lynam and the Typing Two Class. The aviation theme was chosen because it represents progress and improve- ment. We of the staff, have added several new features to the volume and feel sure that the next publication will show further progress and improvement by enlarging the book and increasing its scope. Every year book tends to show the year's activities in clubs and athletics and we have also tried to portray a full year. The Green and Gold has eliminated the literary section since the Torch publishes this phase of the students' work. Therefore, it has become more pictorial, as we know that in after years the alumni are most interested in the pictures and snaps showing themselves and their classmates together with their activities. Nl