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

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GREEN G GOLD The Junior Red Cross HE junior Red Cross began its flight aboard the Red and White, tri- motored plane late in August, nineteen thirty and continued until june, nineteen thirty-one. The Red and Wluite took off with Carmel Kelly fPresidentj as Chief Pilot and Hazel Smith QSecretaryj as co-pilot. The pilot and co-pilot. met and picked out their crew QCommittee Chair- menj. The work of selecting the committee members was left up to the various class presidents. Mrs. Mason and Miss Lynam fDirectorsj were the two navigators aboard the plane to guide it to many safe landings. The directors' work was quite help- ful and without it the plane might have had to make several forced landings. The first landing was made and proved successful. The following were taken aboard as passengers on their yearly trip to serve for another year: Greenville , Summit , Midway , and Livermore Grammar School. l28l

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL The Honor ociczty Y Y During this school year of 1950-31 the Honor Society has had more mem bers than in the previous terms. The Freshmen have taken a p1'1ce nn the Society and are taking a better interest in thir work. During the term of September-December, the ofhcers were: Prefideuf . . Vice-Prefizfefzf Serrelary . . Fmwcxas NISSON . Bon HEARN . ALMA CROCE During the term of January-June, the oiicicers ure: Preridellt . . Vive-Preyideul Secrehzry . . U71 ELIZANOR SMITH . Rox' NELSON . HAZIQL SMITH

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LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL The next landing was made with helpfulness at Care of the Sick. This landing consisted of many sub-landings of the same name. This landing also consisted of Employment Bureau , and Art Committee work. The plane stopped off at the Fairmount Hotel for a conference which was attended by one of the Navigators, Mrs. Mason, the pilot, Carmel Kelly, Norma Ferrario. and Reid Wliiting. Another landing the following day for another conference was made in Stockton. This was attended by co-pilot Hazel Smith, Ruth johnson, and Reid Wluiting. Our next landing held us over for two days at the field, John McCormack in Song of My Heart. This show was given for the benefit of the Wfashington, D. C. Convention Fund. Following this landing another one was made which detained us for three weeks at Christmas Boxes. So much work was to be accomplished that sev- eral weeks were necessary to accomplish all the work. The plane taxied down to the end of the field to the landing Wl1ite Gifts. Upon completion of this the plane returned to the hangar for a three weeks rest, Christmas Vacation. The plane resumed her flight after Christmas vacation by landing at several of the smaller airports, which included: Foreign Correspondencen, Candy Sales , and junior Red Cross Dinner. One of our best landings was to have been Wasliington, D. C., but this land- ing had to be passed over. Wfe hope that this field will not have to be omitted next year. The last stop-over before the plane went to the hangar for a two months va- cation was Citizenship Cupf' The trip was a very difficult task as the best all- around senior had to be selected. l29l