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

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l I GREEN G GOLD -l-he eznior Play 1 1 The Senior play New Broomsu, by Frank Cravan, was presented on March 27 1951, under the direction of Mrs. The cast was as follows: Thomar Baler . . Mr. Klzeelaml . . llflargarel . . Wfilliamr . . . George M01'I'01I' . Thema! Baler. I r. . . Ellael Bale! . . . Florence lVloecler . . llVallie Nowell . . Reza Philip Dau' . Geraldine Mfzrfh . . .S'i111lD,r011 . . . Nelron . Mason in the High School Auditorium U81 . . REID WHITING . JOHN THORNTON DOROTHY SHERMAN . MERLE OUSLEY . JUSTIN WILBUR . . ELMER ROWLEY . FRANCIS NISSEN . . OLETA FITZGERALD1 . ALLEN KREMER ERNEST DYOMBRAIN . RUTH JOHNSON . CHARLES SILVAI . RUBEN PENIA

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL sznior Class History HEN we the class of 1951, came to the Livermore High School in our Freshman year, we were heartily welcomed by our principal, Mr. Lee. His welcoming address was given in the gymnasium as we had no auditorium in the old building. Our Freshman class was the largest one in the history of Livermore High School. Several of these students have left us but their places have been filled by newcomers. There are forty-eight in the graduat- ing class. This is, also, the largest number yet graduated from this school. Besides the number of students in this year's class, we have another achieve- ment of which to be proud. In our Freshman year we started a school paper which we called The Live Wire. It wasn't a great success and the project was dropped after about the sixth copy. We didn't let one failure discourage us, and in our junior year we published a school paper called the Torch under the able direction of Miss Murphy and Miss Nissen. It was published the re- mainder of that term, and has been continued by the class of 1952 this year. One of the members of our class had the honor of being a delegate to the Junior Red Cross Convention at Wfashington, D. C. He is the only member of the School to have this honor. To complete our High School career we will be the second class to graduate in our beautiful new auditorium. Our diplomas will be handed to us from the same hand that welcomed us into High School-Mr. Lee. U71

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL F- 'f., ' V f eff it in The .lunior Class 1 1 TEPPING right ahead in the school, are the juniors. Their past three years of school life have amply fitted them for their position as next year's seniors. They started their third year by electing jack Warren as President, Ira McGregor as Vice-President, Eleanor Smith as Secretary and Roy Nelson and Bernice Bun Sherman as Junior Red Cross Representatives. Our juniors have entered with a will into all of the school activities. juniors hold ofiice in the G. A. A., the Student Body, and various other organizations. In athletics one finds junior boys on all sport squads. The girls have a well organized basketball team. Socially they are going ahead too. This year the junior Prom was a huge success. The gymnasium was attractively decorated with blue streamers and vari-colored cardboard stars. A huge yellow moon hung over the orchestra stand. The sides and ends of the gym were painted to represent a mountain scene. The junior Class ring has a cowboy theme in black and gold. These rings are very novel and are well liked by the majority of the class. We are planning now, for the junior-Senior banquet which promises to be an affair to be remembered by our guests, the graduating class. U91