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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1947 volume:

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I--1--1 I 34 56 III Ill 5' I ez i IV I :J I I J I I - gg g .L II LI LI I F M- 5 I ..-.- ' -...-.... ui ll UU HJQZI . ,I llll-I gg : l! llll-alll - X El UHIIUERU - 1947 Published by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of LIVERMORE UNION HIGH SCHOOL LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA WWW A greally enlarged school is fo become a realify in 'rhe monfhs jusr ahead. To 'rhis improved plam' and 'ro 'rhe increased opporrunilies for knowledge and recrearion which ir will provide, Jrhis issue of EL VAQUERO is re- speclfully dedicaled in rhe hope 'rhal fufure classes will urilize and enjoy Hs benefils +o 'rhe u'rmos'r. jmewmd... ATTer a number oT years, we oT The l..U.l-l.S. decided To again have an annual. As a resulT, The iob was enTrusTed To a very inexperienced buT willing sTaTT. Our TirsT Task was To decide upon a name Tor The book, and El Vaq,uero was The Tinal choice in order To preserve The Livermore Cowboy TradiTion. The resulTs oT our combined eTlorT are here presenTed To The TaculTy and sTudenT body. Vlfe hope ThaT in Turning The pages oT This book you will Tind much pleasure in reliving The experiences oT The pasT year as you see yourselves aT work, aT play, and in The various acTiviTies which make up school liTe. The ediTor wishes To Thank all Those who have conTribuTed To The pi-oducTion oT This book: Richard Snider Tor his collecTion oT carToons: lvlerilyn l-lolm Tor The division pages: Joan Voerckel Tor The FronTis- piece: The various school organizaTions and classes Tor Their Tinancial supporT3 and The members oT The sTaTT and lvlrs. Trudeau, TaculTy advisor, Tor Their consTanT cooperaTion and help. ISABELLE MALLONI, EdiTor M ' C O I The quesfion is frequenfly asked by sfudenfs, why do we have fo go fo school? The answer is very simple. We go fo school fo prepare for life. School is nof all book learning. Much of your educafion is derived from your exfra-curricular acfivifies. If you have used your fime in high school fo fhe besf possible advanfage you should come fo graduafion wifh an infelligenf grasp of fhe necessary fundamenfal fools of learn- ing, be able fo fhink clearly, know how fo follow direcfions, be able fo lead your less informed fellow cifizens, and be possessed of a well balanced personalify. You will fhen be ready fo enfer sociefy as a useful cifizen. Life is hard and earnesf: a mixfure of joys and disappoinfmenfs. Live if 'ro fhe fullesf and do nof fear rebuffs. Charf your course, sfick fo if, keep your ideals high, and do nof fear crificisnn as long as you feel sure 'rhaf you are righf. To escape crificisrn one musf do nofhing, say nofhing, and be nofhingf' You receive from life in proporfion fo whaf you give. Give more fhan you hope fo receive. Always remember fhaf fhe world does nof owe you a living. RALPH T. WATTENBURGER A Principal Q OFFICE FORCE: S. Glldersleeve, M. Gourdou, P. Armslronq, Principal Walfenburger, P. Kelly, B. De Paoli, J. Da M. Bayle. Seated: Miss Bernice Lassen, Secretary. l SECRETARY CUSTODIAN ASST. CUSTODIAN Bernice Lassen Alfred Pelersen Frank Micheli MISS MARIE BARTI-IE Corrirrierciai U. S. Hisiory Dean oi GirIS GirIs' League Siudcrii Council MRS. ANN MARIE KOLLER Dramaiics and Pubhc Speaking English Giris' P. E. MR. ROY MARTIN Mairicrrrafics Sfifinrr- AIIwIeiiCS Class of '49 MRS. ETHEL GRIFFIN English World History Library Publicity MISS GLADYS LYNAM Commercial Compfroller Sfudenf Council MR. RODNEY McMlLLEN Aqriculfure F.F.A. MR. HERMAN METTLER Vice Principal Boys' P. E. Mafhemalics Mechanical Drawing Afhlelics Block L Sfudenf Council MR. JOHN PAUL PENNINGTON Eleclriclfy and Radio Shop Class of '48 P. A. Syslem MR. BEN SNYDER Mafhemalics Science Athletics Class of '49 MRS. CAROLYN VAN BOKKELEN Arf Home Economics Class of '50 MISS MAY NISSEN English Junior Rod Cross Torch MR. EDWARD RUNDSTROM lvlalhemalics Science C.S,F. Tickels and Admission MRS. ANNA TRUDEAU Spanish Annual Advisor Assembly Committee Class of '47 MR. HOWARD VIERRA Band a ca Club EDITORS: M. Bayle, Assl. Bus. Mgr.: R. Snider, Assl. Art Editor, M. Culford, Business Manager, Isabelle Malloni, Edilorg K. Frary, Assl. Ediforg M. Holm, Art Edilorg N. Henry, Senior Ediforg B. Fracisco, Copy Edilor. No? in piclure: J. Lyons, Assl. Bus. Mgr. fl U Sid!! ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROW: V. Jensen, D. Boyd, 8. Livermore, D. Plank, N. Johnson, P. Anderson. SECOND ROW: B. Lowden, N. Oberq, J. Voerckel, D. D.ashner, C. Kelly, J. Daly, B. De Paoli, M..Lowery.- THIRD ROW: B. Lowery, R. Jackson, P. Raboli, D. Voerckel. 6 CLHSSES SENIOR OFFICERS JOHNNY BU RANIS Senior PresidenT JOAN MICHELL Senior Vice Presidenlr ADELAIDE WORTH Senior SecreTary 9-4 if iL ' BLUE AND GOLD Aim high buT sTrike above iT ln The Tall oT l94B, we enTered Livermore Union l-ligh School, a group oT greaTly bewildered Freshmen. We were one oT The largesT classes ever To enTer and we are proud To say ThaT almosT all are here wiTh us To graduaTe. We elecTed lvlerilyn l-lolm as our TirsT presidenT. and, inspired by her enThusiasm we made our TirsT dance, The Freshman Re- Turn, a big success. ln our sophomore year, we elecTed Merilyn's Twin broTher, Frank, To The oTTice oT presidenT. Our dance ThaT year, The Sophomore I-lop, was a greaTer success socially Than Tinancially. l-lowever, by our iunior year, wiTh Bob KasTner as our presidenT. we gave one of The biggesT, grandesT Carnivals ever given aT Livermore l-ligh. Our proceeds were The IargesT ever received Trom any Carnival. We were The TirsT class To pay from our Treasury Tor boTh Juniors and Seniors' dinners aT The Junior- Senior BanqueTg and, To Top Things OTT, our Junior Prom was The mosT colorTul and besT managed dance oT The whole year. Since we had such an oversized Treasury, and since There was a cerTain boy in The Senior Class who claimed ThaT he was The The Tinancial brain oT The school, we elecTed him presidenT. lsn'T ThaT righT, Johnnie? This year we have already given a successTul Freshman Recep- Tion and a very Thorough Freshman lniTiaTion. As a whole, we Thinlc we are a good class and we have made our Tour years in This high school worTh while and our class cerTainly will never be TorgoTTen lin more ways Than onel. MARILYN CULFORD Senior Treasurer BOB KASTNER Presideni in Junior Year We would lilce To Thanlc all The mem- bers oT The TaculTy, and especially Mrs. Trudeau who has been our class advisor Tor Tour whole years lwhich Talces a good deal oT paTience and TorTiTudel. We are going To graduaTe This year and alThough we haTe To leave This dear high school, we will carry wiTh us The very happy memories oT The many hours spenT here in boTh work DOROTHY RALPH Senior Girls' Rcpresenfafive FRANK HOLM Presidenf in Sophomore Year and play. . . . BARBARA FRACISCO '47 KENNETH FRARY Senior Boys' Represenfaiive MERILYN HOLM PresidenT in Freshman Year gm 0,4 7947 AMY ALVISO CHESTER ANDERSON Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Transfer, Sequoia Union High 4 Glee Club 3 4 PATRICIA ARMSTRONG DONALD BAXTER Jr. Cr. Com. 3, Sr. Play 4 Cadefs I, 21 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Varieties I DOLORES BOYD SHIRLEY BROOKS Transfer Brisfow High School, Jr. Cr. Com. 33 Glee 2, 3, 4 OICIB. 2, Jr' Cr. Com. 3 Variefieg I Ex Com., Jr. Sr. Banque? 3 S. B. Recep. Com. 4 Sfudenl' Council 4 Annual Sfaff 4, Band I, 2, 4 G-lee 3, 43 Sr. Play 4 JOHN ,gURANl5 JULIA CHAKIRES Block L 3, 47 Cadefs I, 2 Jf- Cf- Com- 31 GIGS 2.3 Q Class Pres. 43 Ex. Com. Jr. Cr. 3 I'CI4el Com- FFA Pres. 4g AII1. Sporl' Mgr 3 Sr. Play 4 ELOISE CLARK LEONARD COLLINS Glee Club 3 C.S.F 4 DONALD CONNELLY MARILYN CULFORD Transfer Hayward Union High School 3 Slage Com. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 33 Class Treas 4 CSF 2g Ex. Com., Jr. Sr Banquef 3 Ex. Com. Jr. Car. 35 Glee 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Variefies lg Sr. Play 4 GLORIA DEAR BERNICE DE PAOLI Transfer San Leandro High School 4 Glee 4 Ticket Corn. 4 WALTER DETJ ENS Cadels I, 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 CSF ARTHUR FORD Cadefs l, 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 E Corn., Jr. Sr. Banquet 3 Band l, 2, 3 BARBARA FRACISCO CSF I, 4 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 ST. Bd. Sec. 45 Annual Slafl 4 Sfudenl Council 4 Ex. Com. Jr. Sf. Banquet 3 Ex. Corn. Jr. Car, 3 Senior Play 4 Amer. Legion Award l CONNIE FRYDENDAL Cadels I, 2 Block L 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. I Varielies lg Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Sludenl Body Pres. 4 FFA Sec 35 Sludenl Council 4 Amer. Legion Award I AGS Big Sis. Com. 4 Annual Sfaff 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 JAMES FALLON Block L 3, 4 Cadets 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 FFA Reporler 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 4 Glee 4 FRED FOSCALINA Cadels I, 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 KENNETH FRARY Cadels I, 2 Block L 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 4 Class Rep. 4 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Annual Staff 4 G-lee 4 Sr. Play 4 RAYETTA GARCIA Transfer San Jose High School 4 Glee Club 4 SHIRLEY GILDERSLEEVE Class Treas. 35 CSF Sect. 3 Ex. Com., Jr. Sr. Banquet 3 Ex. Com. Jr. Cr. 3 Student Body Prog. Ch. 4 CSF 2, 3, 4, Tennis Mgr. 4 Student Council 4 Asst. Cheer Leader 3 Glee Ig Varieties I MERRILL GROTH Cadets I, 2 Block L IIvIgr.I 2, 3, 4 Class Rep. I, 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Student Body Stg. Corn. 4 MARGUERITE GOURDOU Class Rep. AGS Prq. Corn. Ch. 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 Glee 4, Varieties I Carnival Queen 3-2nd Place NANCY HENRY Ex Com. Jr. Cr. 3 Ex. Com., Jr. Sr. Banquet 3 Annual Staff 4 AGS Ath. Ch. 4 AGS Advisory Brd. Class Pres. Ig Class Treas. 2 Student Council 4 , Varieties I Varieties I Sr. Play 4 FRANK HOLM MERILYN HOLM Block L 2, 3, 4 Cadets l, 2 Student Body Pub. Ch 4 Jr, Cr. Com. 3 Class Pres. 2 FFA Treas. I, 2 Student Council 2 Ex. Com., Jr. Sr. Banquet 3 Sr. Play 4 SIDNEY JANSEN Cadet I, 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 FFA Treas. Z STEVE JON E5 Block L IIv1gr.I I, 2, 3, 4 Cadets I, 2 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Glee 4 Entered U. S. Army 4 PHYLLIS KEEN E Jr. Cr. Com. 3 AGS Vice-Pres. Red Cross Ch. 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 Band I, 4, Glee 3, 4 Varieties I Ch. of Baccalaureate 4 Carnival Queen I-2nd Place CSF 4 Annual Staff 43 Senior Quee Student Council I, 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 Ex. Corn., Jr. Sr. Banquet 3 Ex. Com. Jr. Car. 3 Varieties lg Sr Play 4 CSF Vice-Pres. 2, Treas. 3 NOEL JOHNSON Jr. Cr. Corn. 3 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee 3, 4 Varieties I Queen Comm. 3 Sr. Announcements BOB KASTNER Cadets I, 2 Class Pres. 3 Ex. Com., Jr. Sr Banquet 3 Pres, Boys' League 4 Student Council 3 Block L IIv1gr.I 2, 3 Band I, 2, 4 Glee 45 Varieties I Sr. Play 4 MARGARET KELLY Jr. Cr. Com, 3 AGS Pres. 4 Student Council 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 Carnival Queen 2-4th Place .NI AGS Pub. Ch. 4, CSF I, 2,3 4 ri 4 54 f .Q 5-W5-MN 7, En, if x Aw if 'I' , of ,49 , QM . :ia 3 fx' 1 H sk 4 1 r .,, s s lr .lf H BARBARA KISH BARBARA LIVERMORE Transfer Fremonl High School, Oakland 2 Sr. Play 4 JEAN LUSE ' Transfer Solarrion Hiqh School, Solamon, Kansas, 4 ISABELLE MALLONI Class Rep. I Jr, Cr. Com. 3 Srudenl Body Vice'Pres. 4 Annual Staff 4 Sludenl Council 4 Varielies I sf PIQY4 CSF 3 JOAN MICHELL Transfer Williams Union High School, Williams, 2 Girls' Rep 3 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Ex. Com. Jr. Cr. 3 Ex. Com. Jr. Sr. Banquelfi Sludenl Council 3 Sr. Play 4 Sr. Announcements EDWARD PACKARD Block L 2, 3, 4 Cade? I, 2 Jr. Car. Com. 3 Sludenl Council 4 Band I, 2, 4 DONNA LEE PLANK Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Annual Slaff 4 Band I, 4 Glee 3, 4 Ex. Com., Jr. Car. 3 AGS Sec. 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Ex. Comm., Jr. Sr. Banque? 3 Varieties Ig Sr. Play 4 CSF I, 2 JAMES LYONS Block L 3, 4 Cadefs I, 2 Ex. Com., Jr. Sr. Banquel 3 Ex. Com. Jr. Cr. 3 Finance Ch. 4 Annual Slaff 4 Sludenl Council 4 Sr. Play 4 CSF I, 2, 3, 4 JAMES MANN Transfer Amador Union Hiqh School Pleasanlon 2 Block L 3, 4 Cadels 2 Jr. Car. Com. 3 FFA I, 2, 3, 4 Band 2 EUGENE O'DONNELL Cadefs I, 2 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Ex. Com., Jr. Sr. Banque? 3 LOUISE PARSONS Jr. Cr. Com. 3 C-lee 3, 4 CLIFF RALPH Block L 2, 3, 4 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Cadets I, 2 Boys' League Sec. 4 Sludenl Council 4 Sr. Play 4 DOROTHY RALPH Class Sec. 3 Class Rep. 4 Sfudenf Council 4 AGS Advisory Brd. 4 RICHARD SNIDER Block L 3, 4 Cadets I, 2 Ex. Com., Jr. Cr. 3 Annual Sfaff 4 Baskefball Mgr. 4 Band 4 Varieiies Ig Sr. Play 4 BILL SQUIBB JOHN TOLLE Cadels I, 2 BIOCIY I-H IMQUI 2, Jr. Cr. Com. 3 C6d6'fS I. 2 Band 4 Glee 4 VIRGINIA VAN TASSELL WILLIAM VIERRA Transfer Mission High School, BIOCII L 2. 3 San Francisco, 4 Enfered Coasf Guard DOLORES WALLACE BILL WESTERMAN Transfer Oakland High School, Oakland, 3 .Ir. Cr. Com. 3 Glee 3 Carnival Queen 3-3rd Place ADELAIDE WORTH Class Sec. 4 Jr. Cr. Com. 3 Glee 4 'Iickef Corn. JEJANCSASDERS INO Picfurel WILLIAM REGAN INo PICIUYB, serrv BERRY INo Piefufei f-f-Om-3 1 f Ef'd I-I'hSh Glee I, 3, 4 PCaafrieriinn,aIEIgih iersiegi C Variefies I ool if .1 6 I ,nn ip.-4 ,, . I ,f, WWI X :Yak ,gm 24- IH., 'I I Y?7WI'x if gh I BARBARA FRACISCO BILL WESTERMAN GLORIA DEAR RAYETTA GARCIA DONNA PLANK PHYLLIS KEENE CONNIE FRYDENDAL SHIRLEY GILDERSLEEVE NOEL JOHNSON CLIFF RALPH DOROTHY RALPH MARGUERITE GOURDOU FRANK AND TILLI HOLM JOAN MICHELL M. .1 ,J ' .. ,Q-Q. I I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 2I BOB KASTNER JULIA CHAKIRES BARBARA LIVERMORE JIMMY LYONS SID JANSEN PEGGY KELLY ED. PACKARD WALTER DETJENS MARILYN CULFORD RICHARD AND CHAS. SNIDER NANCY HENRY ISABELLE MALLONI PAT ARMSTRONG PAT ARMSTRONG leave my execulive abil- ify in lhe ohcicle lo anye one who needs I+. AMY ALVISO leave 'the 4 Slripes On my sweafer fo Some lucky freshman. DOLORES BOYD leave my Trim figure and Pal Marlin. sex appeal fo JOHNNY BURANIS leave my senior piclure in fhe hall for all my luclcy women 'ro admire. ELOISE CLARK l Odd accenl and wil my love for Bob Wills 'ro Don ald Frafes. ' UL 7947 gf ' ' 'fri ' 5: - , W!!! f. Rgqg ev ix n ,. if, Blix , I -i n ,f L.:k Q' n ' J r il 1 A I ' '34 l 0 if QF! 'd, aN 46-S 1 ,en N l i?52r if i, y LXR A M Y i X i D 1 s N i , 1 1 Xf X 17 yf R31- ? J, IPB Ex QF f l ,' L 'xA Ml N7 llllywsx jf- I lxmix-xi. -A fb jigl, CHESTER ANDERSON is, 3 ii wilh lhe abiliiy lo malce jf' The girls swoon, will YO i Doug Miller my place in y a dark room. fl l K, K - . ,g jil I XX DONALD BAXTER fi! f will my driving abilily gn I lslow, lhal isl lo Peler 'f Raboli, who can oulrun f y any cop. fl Y' OR, X , , ' SHIRLEY BROOKS 1? will my abilily on lhe N1 claririel fo Shirley Bordee who needs a lillle help. 'f3?d::.!.4 fix-fff ' 'E- fffd' JULIA CI-IAKIRES F will my Srylish clolhes 'ro eq h Helen Webb lo help her ,P gel beaus. .! . l ' : 1 4 l lflliipiasll-.S -Qiwiiiii f '-.xml 'ry ' 7 li-..f?P' XX if ll? ENN X., 5, Q XX LEONARD COLLINS ' N Q , leave my Hollywood hair .Jia I Cul and nalural curls i Ig I gf l-larvey Pelereen. A f Ea l X I7 Tj if ff f 1. , A favs, - - KA-N I :Q - K 'SFX X ' I DON CONNELLY leave all ihe ho? air l haven'T used in my Tires in going To and from school To Norman Brenzil who will use il only in reciiing English. GLORIA DEAR leave my sweet Timid way lo Roberl Sanders. He needs if! i i f - - Z1 lv N. 1 l aa? 7 lg! Q 21 wgNXj gf K ii i X X x .QPR M. L. lrijl fi ii '71 'I ' , ',, l ay: ig- w sl 2 I. W ill f A i 9 , ff I 1 Di Hee: l fl ll l l Eff, . WALTER DETJENS iw kffjf A i E leave my quiel and re- lil 'r' g '1- servecl personalify lo X f- :gl 4 Marlcy Foxworihy. Jr 5253? X f L 1 1 f f X W fl wf V' N if J N' Amy, icky 'ima Q ARTHUR FORD is QZQY ' QLXSX will my kissable laps +0 QNX Q-iii l gge W Dale Voerclcel in hopes HSN if j' fs, T fha? he will pul lhem fo 7 LWQW ff good use. N V -- X - gy' Ei 1 1 X!E CA 17 ' '?Ax ' in--'x f , X 'A'f 'i-vff' ,X Q c lfjfllg '11 'li' VI, BARBARA FRAclsco 'l ,fi 'fi HR leave my famous Rogues .Qfiijl 4 i Gallery +o Yvonne Bass XIX i'.2fA'f!,ll lx I xiagm gfvg ull. - A 4 who seems lo collecl men -Qgalfw ,ffn-ff one way or 'rhe oiher. ff l fo'-1'-'g'N'ff KX -A '?'al.EL'x luigffw' F fx 3 rib coNNie FRYDENDAL rf f I A f,w,,L, lcnown as Babe will my ig, A fi ff abiliiy To blush 'ro some f .X ' X s'lly dame. H E Vi . I ' 4 ' W li - X 4 I8 1' i 'X Q X X IX -L i f ri -l A, 1 ' MARILYN CULFORD leave my inieresf in Pleas- anion 'ro Lorraine Fricli. BERNICE DE PAOLI leave all errands l've run fo some unlucky bum. JAMES FALLON leave my speed To Aaron Rasmussen, claim- ing i+'s 'rhe early bird who gels The worm. FRED FOSCALINA leave my +orch for Babs To Jerry l-luicford. KEN N ETH FRA RY leave my poise and un- ruffled aliiiucle while playing baslielloall 'io Donold Munfon. RAYETTA GARCIA leave my slap-happy gig- gle fo Billy Pefersen. SHIRLEY GILDERSLEEVE leave fo Barbara Horlon my ability +o flirt wilh ihe boys. MARGUERITE GOURDOU will my favoriie book, Tom Sawyer, io any gal who appreciaies good liierafure. l'm noi infer- esied in if any more--l've go? The original. FRANK HOLM so handsome and bold leave fo Van Johnson my girl friend 'ro holdll SIDNEY JANSEN leave my broken-down Chevy 'ro Alan Roberfson. STEVE JON ES leave my heighf io Har- old Way, claiming 'lhal' precious 'rhings come in small packages. PHYLLIS KEENE leave my inieresi in Tas- saiara io any girl who has ambiiion 'ro be a farmer's daughfer-in-law. la. 1 f'Ffui fi' Lil' Qjsxiifi xiii l'ii Q l 1 Niiglif L f lilgih v Hxh l f gui P I fll if-,X F 'anime i0Jhf.f ,N-if X G if-fx il I 'ibgl 9 F 'N ' If ,: 4 f Q5 V ff-'W-:4RXN R'X NmX Qgffvx .,.:f' 14 ff i Jag fx -Xi-i5Nx F f LQTXX A 7' VW' I NJ mf 5 Jig 'x ff Wifi ff. kex Ng X -. glfxxxi L if 'ii f' R iw V !'mx.Ys .gif ' N l 1 Lfi P vi ' llfyi SRX gf ' l X f if 1.' 1- fy- ,,fx X-4ul.'4l-hk:'gQ.a5x'2w, ,f- -1 'Q , ,HE fy, iw gf f ff 1 C' Ni E3 i iv mil Cqfxijr .key i i--L - --A- if dx K-M, vw keep if if O X V P yfffllfflg. Q if- fp! '49 , Q, X 5 Y i lf' ,fyfX Qi' f 4 'l 4 N' Nj My I l wiziil yi Q MERRILL GROTH will lo Anna Sieianon my nerve ai a dance. NANCY HENRY leave io ihe school my iooihpasie smile, so The halls will slay lighi for a lilile while. MERILYN HOLM don r leave a Thing--l'fn ialcinq all l've qoi wifh me. NOEL JOHNSON leave my abilily io if-lay ihe piano lo Gene Beiien- Courivhe endeavors in vain. BOB KASTNER so romaniic and gay, leave my ari on ihe irum- pei io The sefond l-larry James, Richard Palmer. PEGGY KELLY leave io Mary Lou Millo- glov my iascinaiinq iola oi secreiary io Mr. Mc- Millan, providing sho won'i use loo much charm on himl BARBARA KISH do hereby leave!-wifh Ed Paclrard. NORMA JEAN LUSE being very generous leave my gill of absolule pilch lo Mr. Vierra who would really malre use of il. ISABELLE MALLONI leave my old lavorile Lampligh+er ro Donald l-lachmann, who needs a guiding lighr. JOAN MICHELL being very generous since l'm gradualing, will my red hair lo Pal Cleeli who slrives in vain for lhaf color. ED PACKARD leave my handsome pro- file 'fo John Murphy. DONNA PLANK always so gay, leave lo Barbara Biery my innoe cenl way. i 'lf A V N A V A si iii wx fall Z A A i L l? Nl Sai A J ff' if XX X wl N gf, 1 ,i li g E ff' L ll! ,maj ,, figrizm A W XX ffif ' yi fi l , J 11 A X X is XX gl! gfw f?iw X f ' f Wi? s If QF-gr' -3--xx . xc-,...c .x, fQFQXX Lxew XX 'l A Xml Xxx lin 5 '5?Ml'Q Cyl yy W X ,M We f N QNX XXX W Nw , x in ... I . l' Jxw ll ll , QQ if ' Z -l f , Wifi f' f N ll L fxf X Z vhs 5 1 f if il X JN fbi'-.ego lN sv: l Jfl cb QL Wi Wy pyycl Sglygyji Q-1 X l' N lux Mm A f BARBARA LIVERMORE leave my feminine ways lo The very alhlelic Helen Ulm. JIMMY LYONS loolcing ou? for 'rhe lulure ol Livermore l-li, leave all 'rhe poinls I've made in baslcelball lo nexl year's leam. JAMES MANN leave my abiliry lo al- ways drive carefully To Maggie lvlondonca. GENE O'DONNELL leave my abilily 'lo gel my woman home on lime- brealclasl limeilo Jaclc Hughes. LOUISE PARSONS who lhe piano do play, leave lo Dorolhy Kaslner my pracrice each day. CLIFFORD RALPH leave my wisecraclcs and abilily 'ro coin phrases fo Russell Jackson provided he won'l wear Them oul'. DOROTHY RALPH feeling overburdened wilh 'rhe problems of life, leave my many cousins Io any- one who 'rhinlcs he can sland The slrain. JEAN SANDERS leave my Veronica Lalce hairdo Io Norma Weimer. BILL SQUIBB leave my abilily Io rob Ihe cradle llreshman classl Io Norman Smifh. VIRGINIA VAN TASSEL generously leave fhe Tassel of my name To Ihe presidenl of next year's senior class. BILL WESTERMAN leave my forward person alify and heighl 'ro Nor- man Volponi. '65 vga 5 '91 N Q f if Kb y-2.3 lx I xg Cy,,,. uxfff T N 1 Sr llmll in l xox , r x X X , I f if l ik XX S ,7f .DX f ml? N ll X 1 A I fe My 1 f I 'f?22?iF3Mllll 1 ' AT' -'ff ' I J 3 f' f ,442 I X fe X , 1 I s JK 1 X W .' '-11 5 26? fA1N I Pl Qi' -'f1,.I'VIr I if g x 4I l I .ff .I is ,. I N5 QI -JW X 1 X - Q xkl Wi Y -If -UH gk? X 1 W IQ WW . 1533? . If lx JG? 2 'i?'l QA , gr 4 0 ,mr I ' N 7711 4 N hh ,U ',X 1Il 'N -:SQ g'imw ,f ,-I -If , ,. - mln. Xl Ajgixl., - ' - .JW '4 055 il 5.-:Aaah ., I- -ff:-an , V404 1.5 Lil' V --..g,,v.1,- I 'GQ' in ' if 1' X , 0 I 32 BILL REGAN Ihe sheilc ol Ihe class, will Io Jaclc Bonnelfi my way wifh a lass. RICHARD SNIDER leave my weelcly appoinl- rnenl' af Ihe beauly shop for a shampoo and finger wave lo Cecil Smilhg he needs a permanent JOHN TOLLE leave my original walk Io Buddy Wallcers so lhal he can slrul his sluhf. DOLORES WALLACE will my ability Io play hard ro gel 'ro Peggy Regan. ADELAIDE WORTH leave my slinlcy wall: and efleclive 'rechnique Io Pamela Cleelc. QC Qin' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS G. BeTTencourl, Treasurer, M. Bayle, Vice-Presidenfg R. Jackson, President B. Ralph, SecreTary and Girls' Repre- senfafiveg N. Smifh, Boys' Represenfa- five. The Junior year is a very acTive one. The class sponsors Three main acTiviTies: The Junior Carnival, The Junior-Senior BangueT and The Junior Prom. The carnival is a money making acTiviTy which is held in The spring and is open To The public. WiTh The crowning of a queen, a program and much Tun making, iT is an aTTair oT greaT gaieTy. The annual Junior- Senior BanqueT honors The deparTing Senior Class aT The close oT The year. The Junior Prom is Tormal and usually very colorTul and iT is an evenT oT much imporTance in The school calendar. As a parTing gesTure To The Seniors, The Juniors decoraTe The audiTorium and acT as ushers aT The gracluaTion. CONNIE KELLY, Junior EdiTor THE JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: J. Voerckel, N. Oberg, M. Perez, B. Lowden, M. Biery, C. Kelly, L. Foscalina, M. Milloqlav, N. Nickerson, B. Ralph, N. Weimer, M. Bayle, M. Brown, P. Anderson, D. Smifh, P. Cleek, S. Bufferfield, V. Jensen, B. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Munfon, B. Nafhanson, B. Peterson, J. Schaeffer, B. Wheeler, D. Dashner, H. Ulm, E. Vicforine, L. Frick L. Roggi, D. Lyons, P. MarTin, J. ArmsTrong, H. Wesferman, T. Alviso, N. Brenzel, G. Serpa. THIRD ROW: S. Chakires, K. Wagner, C. Walker, A. Roberfson, R. Jackson, J. BoneTTi, N. Smifh, H. Way, J. Hughes, H. Peferson, J Hufford B. Greeno G. Williams, D. Maynard, B. Lamee. AbsenT when picfure was Taken: G. BeTTencourT, G. Ciardoza, Rl. Comer, R. IL. Gilberf, E. Jansen, J. Lizama, R. Lewis, E. Raphael, A. Rasmussen, D. Sandbeck, P. Saunders, M. Sfanley. IJ lwmmm, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS D. Voerckel, Class Represenlalivey J. Daly, Secrelaryg A. Hagemann, Vice- Presidenfg P. Jensen, President, M. O'Donnell, Treasurer, C. Groih, Class Represenfalive. The mosl imporlanl evenl oi lhe Sophomore year is lhe Chrislmas dance, lcnown as The Sophomore l-lop. This is a semi-iormal dance wilh everyone dressed up and in a holiday mood in a selling oi Chrislmas decoralions. This year, on 'rhe allernoon preceding lhe dance, lhe Sophomores also pul on a colorlul Chrislmas assembly. Sophomores received class rings lhis year lor 'rhe iirsl lime. lnslead ol wailing unlil lheir Junior year, lhey were able lo experience lhe ioy ol receiving lheir rings lor Chrisimas presenis and oi wearing lhem lo lheir dance. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: E. Allen, D. Bufferfield, R. Silva, B. Moreland, L. Boffiani, S. Hicks, L. Smilh, M. O'Donnell, D. Ruiz, P. Regan, C. Wagoner, J. Whalen, J. Amaral, B. Greeno, M. Garbini, D. Cleek, B. Cleek, P. Buchanan, P. Lively, J. Kinfz B. Cline. SECOND ROW: V. Loyola, M. Foxworthy, L. Fanzone, D. Denlici, M. Garcia, A. Slefanoni, M. Scullionl A. Bass J. Daly J. Michell, H. Webb, J. Jensen, P. Madieros, V. Roggi, M. Marciel, P. Burr, M. Huff V. Rochin, D. Swadley, D.lValdick, W. Cragholm, J. Sims. THIRD ROW: L. Guido, C. Grofh, P. Raboli, D. Vcerckel, W. Lowery, E. Spencer, G. Rochin, D. Hachmann, D. Miller, P. Jensen, A. Hagernann, B. Biasalfi, R. Callaghan, H. Davis J. Concannon E. Parsons R. Palmer, J. Dickinson. BACK ROW: J. Murphy, P. Crisl, S. Mondol, G. Williams, J. Smifh,l D. Clellanda lilo? in picluirez M. Mendonca, B. Buell, B. Sackell, E. Hansen, C. Smilh, M. Oxen, E. Williams .J- IJVERMORE UNlON l-llCl-l SCHOOL n...,.f, as I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS D. O'Noil. Trees.: T. Taylor, S. B. Rep., , . G. S. Rep.: r B. Hachmann, S. B. Rep., R. Sfreifz, Vice-Pres.: R. Armslrong, Pres. The Freshman Class has Talcen a very acTive parT in The acTiviTies oT The school during The year and we Teel iusTIy proud oT our record. On OcTober 25, we puT on our I-IaIlowe'en dance, The Freshman ReTurn, and presenTed a sTudenT body assembly pro- gram oT musical numbers and a panTomime sIciT Always a GenTleman. Our class received The Red Cross ciTaTion Tor The IargesT conTribuTion Tor needy children in Europe, and, in addiTion, we received The gavel Trom The P.- T. A. Tor This year's IargesT parenT membership. In The beginning oT The year, we made pompons oT The school colors To sell aT The TooTball games. ROBERTA BEATTY, Freshman EdiTor FRESHMAN CLASS MEMBERS FIRST ROW: J. Allen, D. Rego, J. Clawson, G. Suifs, N. Volponi, R. Walker, J. Sarboraria, T. Ross, W. Riggs. SECOND ROW: E. Dufra, B. Garcia, R. Fanzone, B. Biery, S. Bordes, M. Mihoevich, M. Henriques, B. Hachmann, M. Kelly, D. Sanfucci, M. Lowery, D, Brown, D. Kasfner, J. Drake, N. Gonzalez, E. Weimer, J. Sabin, M. Walker, D. Moore, Y. Bass. THIRD ROW: M. Loyola, M. Rasmussen, E. Sfanke, E. Perez, R. Serpa, J. Forniciari, D. Sanfucci, B. Orloff, B. Barfhe, E. Roberfson, A. Garcia, P. Gosfing, D. Buchanan, B. Wolfe, E. Walsfed, B. Horton. FOURTH ROW: C. Eddingfon, R. Armsfrong, P. Munson, T. Smifh, B. Berkowifz, W. Fincher, B. ClemenT, R. BeaTTy, J. Culford, L. Peierman, R. McGIinchey, J. Brumley, R. Sanders, T. Taylor, P. Cardoza, B. Gilberf. FIFTH ROW: R. Sfreiiz, D. Scroggins, R. Owens, B. Robbins, C. Rodgers, R. Carroll, D. O'Neil, and R. Perez. No? shown in piclurez D. Fearson, L. Silva, W. Sfewarf, I. Vargas, J. Ingles, .and Clyrene ATTaway. Tl I I, I Livaramonif. union Hscn scnooi. 'bg URGHIIIZHTIDIIS M 4111, q.. X.. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS C. FRYDENDAL I. MALLONI B. FRACISCO N. OBERG President Vice-President Secrelary Yell Leader S. GILDERSLEEVE H. HOLM M. GROTH J. LYONS Program Chairman Publicily Chairman Slage Chairman Financial Chairman .5 gwwz The STudenT Council is The governing board oT our dernocraTic sTudenT governmenT. lvlany laws and regulaTions are passed by This group and many serious school problems are discussed beTore being presenTed To The STudenT Body Tor Tinal seTTlernenT. Membership in The Council is made up oT The oicficers of The STudenT Body as well as Those oT The various classes and organizaTions in The school. Each member loolcs aTTer The inTeresTs and problems of The group he represenTs, Thus gaining much valuable experience in The principles oT represenTaTive governmenT. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FIRST ROW: B. Ralph, Jr. Rep.: J. Schaeffer, Torch Ed.: B. Fracisco, STu. Body Sec.: N. Oberg, Yell Leader: S. Gilder- sleeve, Prog. Ch.: I. Malloni, V.-Pres.: M. Holm, Publicifv Ch.: D. Ralph, Sr. Rep.: P. Kellv, AGS Pres.: D. Boyd, Reception: Joy MiTcheIl, CSF Pres.: B. Hachmann, Fr. Rep. SECOND ROW: R. Armsfrong, Fr. Pres.: D. Yoerckel, Soph. Rep.: C. Grolh, Soph. Rep.: P. Jensen, Soph. Pres.: R. Jackson, Jr. Pres.: E. Packard, Block L Pres.: N. SmiTh, Jr. Rep.: T. Taylor, Fr. Rep.: J. Fallon, FFA Rep. THIRD ROW: M. Grofh, Sfage Ch.: J. Lyons, Finan. Ch.: C.. Frydendal, STu. Bzdy Pres.: J. Buranis, FFA Pres. and Sr.. Pres.: K. Frary, Sr. Rep. 'yrs al fu The AssociaTed Girl STudenTs oT Livermore Union l-ligh School has during The school year oT l946-I947 engaged in The Tol- lowing acTiviTies: Each Treshman girl was assigned To a Big SisTer aT The beginning oT The year To help her geT adiusTed To high school life. Two delegaTes, DoroThy Ralph and Peggy Kelly, were senT To The San Francisco STaTe AThleTic Conference. On Sadie Hawkins' Day, The A. G. S. sponsored a dance, puT on The assembly program, and gave a Tood sale. The Girls' AThleTic Award SysTem is To be revised under The direcTion oT Nancy l-lenry, AThleTic lvlanager. The Senior Girls will be honored aT a Torrnal spring recepTion and Tea. In lvlay, The moThers will be guesTs aT a lvloThers' and DaughTers' BangueT. The A. G. S., under DoroThy Ralph's leadership, has also en- couraged girls' baslceTball by awarding a cup To The winner oT The inTerclass TournamenT. lnTerschool Triendship is being sTimulaTed by arranging inTerschool baslceTball games and by enTerTaining The visiTing girls' Teams aT supper. Funds Tor These acTiviTies have been raised Through The sale oT peanuTs aT all school games. ADVISORY BOARD Yi ,TX . PEGGY KELLY President DOROTHY RALPH N. HENRY JOY MICHELL Y. BASS B. DE PAOLI Afhlefic Manager Sophomore Represenfafive Freshman Represenfafive Big Sisfers Chairm M. HOLM B. LIVERMORE ' P. KELLY P. KEENE V. ROGGI Publicify Secrefary and Treasurer President Vice-President Service Points ..5dw pg. The C.S.F. is made up oT Two groups: The regular members and The associaTe members. STudenTs who have Ten grade poinTs may become regular members and Those who have eighf grade poinTs may become associaTe members. Four semesTers oT regular membership enTiTle a sTudenT To a sweafer and a Torch pin. If a sTudenT is a regular member Tor six semesTers, including one in his senior year, he receives a lamp pin, a liTe mem- bership, and a gold seal on his diploma. The obiecTives oT The C.S.l:. include noT only The promofion of high scholarship buf also good sporTs- manship and leadership among sTudenTs. lv1osT of The regular members are acTive in aThleTics and exTra- curricular acTiviTies. Members aTTend concerfs, operas, and good plays and go on field Trips To nearby universiTies and places oT inTeresT. Money Tor The expense oT These Trips is usually raised by TrequenT Tood sales. This year during The Tall semesTer, The members aTTended The TooTball game beTween STanTord and WashingTon STaTe aT Palo AlTo, and spenT a day visiTing San Jose STaTe College. FALL MEMBERS FIRST ROW: P. Anderson, S. Gilder- sleeve, J. Jensen, Joy Michell, Pres.: N. Nickerson, M. Bayle, B. Ralph. SECOND ROW: B. Lowden, C. Wago- ner, M. Milloglov, J. Schaeffer, Jo Kinfz, B. Wheeler. THIRD ROW:A. Rob- erfson, J. Lyons, B. Pefersen, D. Voerckel. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: D. Dashner, J. Daly. SPRING MEMBERS FIRST ROW: D. Plank, B. Livermore, S. Gildersleeve, M. Holm, B. Fracisco, N. SECOND ROW: J. Amaral, B. Keene, N. Henry, M. Culford, J. Culford, E. Roberlson, M. Bayle, P. Anderson, B. Wheeler. THIRD ROW: J. Daly, J. Schaeffer, M. Milloglov, R. Beaffy, Y. Bass, B. Ralph, Pres.: B. Wolfe, H. Webb, Mr. Rundslrom, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Joy Michell, B. Orloff, D. Voerckel, B. Peterson, J. Clawson, E. Walsfed, C. Wagoner. NOT SHOWN Q IN PICTURE: C. Frydendal, K. Frary, W. Defiens, D. Dashner, M. Brown, J. Jensen, S. Hicks, M. Henriques, T. Taylor. Nickerson, M. Gourdou, N. Johnson. .Sf TORCH STAFF FIRST ROW: N. Weimer, L. Foscallna, L. Frick, J. Sanders, M. L. Milloglov, B. Ralph, J. Schaeffer, Editor: D. Dash- ner, N. Oberg, J. Voerckel, N. Nicker- son, Typing Edifor: D. Smifh. SECOND ROW: D. Munfon, B. Lamee, B. Greeno, A. Robertson, Assl. Ediforg C. Walker, K. Wagner. THIRD ROW: J. Bonelfi, H. Way, B. Pelersen, D. Frales. .3 w -.sf i ss, f 'exiles 'fs . Q-A . df . ,Q . 54. 3 Q' E ' 4-:Sgt .Fl UFTIF33- ' I .- fr i 1 'il 'ig-9? 3.5 'S, . A sg., LQ,QR?g ?3g,i is f sfg. 5' 'r '-1x:'2 ff.i' 21f5f'1- -' 5' . sz- farim lp,FnQ4g,'Q' .5 4:1 ' 1 j 4 f .CI 2 Y f ' s 1 9 - -. His' S .4 R L5 xg .N I-. i , . 2... W .. ti 4 Y. 4 . ' A fr sdis JUNIOR RED CROSS 'F FRONT ROW: Joy Michell, P. Keene, eflbv N. Oberg, D. Kasfner. BACK ROW: P. Raboli, C. Ralph, J. Clawson. i i jim jmck, Publicalion of Tl-IE TORCH has been resumed lhis year and issues are dislribuled every olher week. The paper is pul' our by one seclion of Jrhe English Ill classes. The edilor, Joyce Schaeffer, was selecled from among lhe A sludenrs of lhe class. The as- sislanl edilor is Alan Roberlson, and The lyping edilor is Nancy Nickerson. f '9 T .Ax ' Kfwu, The Junior Red Cross is very aclive and does ils work well. The purpose of lhis organizalion is lo help less lorlunale people in olher places by sending lhern packages. To raise funds for The work, a benefil dance is given during lhe school year. This year 'rhe organizalion also sponsored a drive for arlicles lo send To The needy children of Europe. 1 ig... 7 f ll' . 41 I E .y .3 I 1 ! ,,...,.,+. .-...,.,,. ...-...-...... Ts 431 'F .gs -. .,...-..... jutww, Q-,.----W L.- J' J ., 5 gvl HHN NN vp xi OFFICERS FRONT ROW: J. Buranis, Pres., R. Jackson, Vice-Pres.g G. BeTTen- courT, Sec. BACK ROW: S. Mondol, Senfinelg F. Holm, Treasg J. Fallon, Reporfer and RepresenTaTive. The FuTure Farmers oT America is The naTional organizaTion Tor Tarm boys sTudying vocaTional agriculTure in public secondary schools which operaTe under The provisions oT The NaTional VocaTional EducaTion AcT. T-ligh school deparTmenTs oT vocaTional agricul- Ture provide Tour-year courses in agriculTure and Tarm mechanics. The Livermore chapTer carries on an acTive communiTy program oT agriculTural im- provemenT. There are ThirTy-Tv-To acTive members in The chapTer This year. Every year The Livermore chapTer serves a banqueT To The TaculTy and parenTs. AT ThaT Time awards are made and a review oT The year's work is given. This year The ban- queT was held on February 20 and STaTe Farmers Degrees were awarded To Three l946 graduaTes. Don Chambers, STaTe FFA President was The main speaker. Several members exhibiTed FaT LivesTock aT The Junior LivesTock ExposiTion aT The Cow Palace in San Francisco Trom lvlarch 29 To April 3. AssisTed by The Lions Club, The American Legion, and The Eagles, The chapTer senT Sid Jansen as a delegaTe To The NaTional ConvenTion in Kansas CiTy. FFA MEMBERS FRONT ROW: K. Wagner, C. Walker, S. Mondof, J. Buranis, F. Holm, G. BeTTencourT, R. Jackson, J. Fallon. SEC- OND ROW: R. Mclvlillen, Faculty Advisor, 6. Serpa, P. Sanders, G. Cordoza, D. FraTes, A. Hagemann, D. O'Neill, B. Carroll, R. Perez. BACK ROW: S. Jansen, C. Frydendal. N. Brenzel, W. Defiens, E. Jansen, T. Taylor, P. Cordoza. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: L. Collins, R. Comer, J. Mann, W. WesTerman, J. Allen, E. Parsons, D. Rego, C. Rogers, R. Sanders, G. Williams. T ,....- ..,, .tr F9 Q T ,.: vm s -1 3.34 pfllljfffd, l. A. Hagemann and his Angus sleer which is lo be exhibiled al the Junior Liveslock Show al Hue Cow Palace in San Francisco. 2. C. Frydendal showing his prize sow lo K. Wagner and E. Jansen. 3. Welding in Ag. Shop, W. Deliens welding wilh C, Cordoza and S. Mondof. 4. J. Buranis, R. Perez and L. Collins unloading baby chicks for Their proiecl. 5. S. Jansen receiving checks for his lrip from W. Kelly and Joe Michell. 6, J. Allen, K. Wagner, E. Jansen, G, Williams and C. Frydendal wifh lheir young pigs. 7. A. Hagemann and his sheep proiecf. 8. Sid Jansen gas welding in Ag. Shop. I 'W-, . U . 3 pl ,r!',,,. ,Q ,sf -5. Z1 . -s ti 'ue' vs F.F.A. delegation on return from Santa Clara County Fair, Sep- tember 2l, I946. Gary Williams' pig proiect, showing day old purebred Duroc Jersey pigs. Members of the Ag. I class are looking on. Ag. IV class with Irving Grover, conservationist, viewing practices in preparation for Essay Contest. Trial plots of wheat and barley varieties: proiect of Ag. I class and conducted for University of California Extension. an-'rf Sid Jansen and two trailers built by him in Farm Mechanics. The Ag. truck with Mr. McMillan and the F.F.A. group. J. Buranis and C. Frydendal greeting Don Chambers, State F.F.A President, at the annual F.F.A. banquet. Bill Westerman with his purebred calf proiect which he is pre paring for the Exposition at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Members of the cooking class who served the F.F.A. Banquet. Head table at the F.F.A. Banquet, February 20, I947. HCTIUITIES me gm The Glee Club was Tormed This year under The di- recTion oT lvlr. Vierra. The group consisTs oT 40 voices and is divided inTo Three parTs: Soprano, alTo and barirone. The Glee Club has made several public appearances and has sung Tor many oT The assembly programs. Each Time iT has been very Tavorably re- ceived. The group worked especially hard Tor The ChrisTmas program and Tor The Senior Baccalaure-aTe Service. GLEE CLU B FIRST ROW: S. Brooks, S. Hicks, D. Plank, M. Culford, P. Keene, M. Gour- clou, N. Johnson, A. Alviso, J. Sanders, R. Fanzone, B. Buell. SECOND ROW:' R. Garcia, M. Lou Garcia, B. Garcia, J. Luse, D. Smifh, B. Cleek, A. Worih, J. Chakires, L. Parsons, N. Weimer, V. Rochin, B. Bierry, Mr. Vierra. THIRD ROW: S. Jones, M. Lou Milloglov, I. Vargas, B. Wolf, G. Dear, D. Boyd, M. Rasmussen, M. Oxsen, P. M.arTin. FOURTH ROW: J. Meyers, J. Fallon, B. KasTner, K. Frary, E. Williams, B. Squibb. Nol' shown in picfurez R. Co- mer, E. Packard, L. Fanzone. BAND FIRST ROW: C. Eddingion, B. Greeno, G. Suits, A. Ford, R. Sanders, D. Rego, A. Bass, J. Whalen, P. Ann Anderson, B. Cleek, S. Brooks. SECOND ROW: P. Keene, J. Daly, D. Plank, P. Bu- chanan, D. Lyons, L. Fanzone, L. Smiih, B. Ann Orloff, S. Bordes, D. Boyd, B. HorTon. D. Dashner. THIRD ROW: J. Clawson, A. Rasmussen, P. Cleek, Y. - Bass, E. O'Donnel, N. Guido, D. Cleek, I' M. Sfanley, E. Parsons, L. Guido, R. Fanzone. FOURTH ROW: B. Kasfner, T N. SmiTh, D. Buchanan, B. Squibb, E. Raphael, J. Murphy, R. Comer, D. Lamee, J. Anderson. D. Hachmann, R. Palmer. Noi shown in picfure: T. Zum- aquaero, R. Snider, L. Kline. Banct ATTer a year wiTh no music aT Livermore Union I-ligh School, The band was Tormed again This year under lvlr. Vierra's direcTion. IT has made wonderTul pro- gress, playing Tor mosT oT The home baskeTball games and Tor The Senior Play, SNAFU. I-lalT oT The band is composed oT beginners who have done very well in keeping up wiTh The more ad- vanced players. IT has elecTed oTTicers and The Presi- denT acTs as represenTaTive in The STudenT Council. J Www Eagerly awaiTed by The Seniors, Freshman Day was enioyed by everyone exCepT The Class oT I95O. STrangely garbed, The Freshman Class was inTroduced To The school aT an assembly in The morning. AT noon, The girls aTe lunch wiTh Their Big SisTers and Then, on one oT The hoTTesT days OT The year, paraded down lvlain STreeT dressed in Tull TooT- ball regalia, long underwear and aTTire suiTable Tor The weaTher. They danced around The Tlagpole, and reTurned hoT and Tired To The l-ligh School. Freshman boys were To be seen down on Their knees scrubbing sidewalks, pushing Seniors' cars and oTherwise par- TicipaTing in The sTunTs which annually TypiTy Freshman lniTiaTion Day. ThaT nighT The Class oT l95O was enTerTained aT The Freshman RecepTion by The Senior Class. SOPHOMORE HOP COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: M. Scullion, Joy Michell, J. Daly, A. Bass, J. Whalen, M. O'Donnell, B. Klein, H. Webb, C. Wagoner. BACK ROW: J. Concannon, P. Raboli, B. Lowery, D. Voerckel, D. Miller, C. Grolh, P. Jensen, A. Hagemann, E. Spencer. THE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY COME LET US ADORE HlM Mary, Peggy Regang The Angel, Margaref Huff, Child, Helen Webb: The Wise Men, E. Spencer, D. Clelland, G. Roching The Shepherds, L. Guido, A. Hagemann, P. Rabolig The Innkeeper, A. Sfefanoni: A Servant, M. Foxworthy. The minor characters were other members of the English ll class. lg MARMADUKE AND HIS LOWER CLASS FRIENDS IFROSH AND SOPHSJ Q- 1 4 f' if if is 5 gf fr-'A P SADIE HAWKINS ASSEMBLY AND DANCE SADIE HAWKINS , , . , ,, DOROTHY KASTNER PAPPY HAWKINS . RUSSELL JACKSON DAISY MAE , ,.. BARBARA CLEEK LI'L ABNER JACK BONETTI MARRYIN' SAM STEVE JONES SADIE'S MAN , BUDDY WALKER THE WOLF GIRL-PRIZE WINNER BARBARA HORTON Produced and directed for the AGS by Merilyn Holm JUNIOR CARNIVAL Doors open! Ready for business! Try your luck! added to the atmosphere of the theme Country Carnival and helped it to go over BIG. Crowds of young and old alike filled the bleachers and main floor. Everyone was taking chances on winning some swell prizes at the many booths. A few screams could be heard from The Mys- tery House and inside the darkened coke room, a gypsy was telling fortunes. Queen ticket sellers, pestered everyone to buy for their queen and finally the monotony came to an end at I0:30 when the results of the queens were announced with Senior Candidate, Tilli Holm as queen and her assistants Barbara Hachmann, Marie Biery, and Joan Whalen as runners-up. Following the crowning of the queen by the president of the Junior Class, a musical program with the country theme held the interest of the onlookers. The carnival night ended with a dance led by the queen with everyone ioining nn. Jack Bonetti was general chairman in charge of the carnival and Russell Jackson, class president, was master of ceremonies. I 57:1 -Q--nn-q,,,,,,,M f2l, I. rg!! I 'P Q--'Y HERBERT GAGE MARGE SAGE MATHILDA ROCKWOOD JONATHAN ROCKWOOD PAULA GAGE, SARAH G-AGE FREIDA ,.,,,,. , BARBARA GAG-E GEORGE, ,,.,,,, MATT ROCKWOOD MISS CARSON MR. LOOMIS , JACK LIZAMA MARIE BIERY DOROTHY DASHNER JACK BONETTI MARY O'DONNELL NORMA OBERG MARY PEREZ MARY LOU MILLOGLOV , RUSSELL JACKSON NORMAN SMITH LOUISE FOSCALINA JIMMY MYERS 1 X a MADGE STEVENS BEN STEVENS .W ,. ,, RONALD STEVENS AUNT EMILY .,.. ,,,, , THE SENIOR cLAss PRESENTS S N A F U CAST OF CHARACTERS BARBARA FRACISCO . BOB KASTNER , RICHARD SNIDER HISABELLE MALLONI KATE HEREFORD, , , . . MERILYN HOLM JOSEPHINA ,,.A.,.., . .. .. ,WBARBARA LIVERMORE PVT. DANNY BAKER LAURA JESSUP ., . JOHN BURANIS , SHIRLEY GILDERSLEEVE MISS TAYLOR SENATOR FORD MRS. GARRET Is? LEGIONNAIRE 2nd LEGIONNAIRE 3rd LEGIONNAIRE MARTHA . THE DETECTIVE , COLONEL WEST MARILYN CULFORD , JOAN MICHELL PAT ARMSTRONG CLIFF RALPH ,, FRANK HOLM , ,.,.JIM LYONS DONNA LEE PLANK , ,JOHN TOLLE KENNETH FRARY s19'?7'ff ':f .7 ,NJ TYPING CLASS MECHANICAL DRAWING RADIO AND ELECTRICITY CHEMISTRY LABORATORY FOODS LABORATORY THE LIBRARIANS T-3:1 SPURTS FIRST STRING GENE BETTENCOURT HERM METTLER Ou+s+anding Player Coach SECOND STRING wir PWMY 5 E 2 x SAY, H' Wag E Q 5 'K 1 .A uf SNR- , 1 A I? ---. 2? V N' ' X af., W , , X A ,,, 5 , xx , ' fx A iii. , , ! ,gg W. Y J f 2 W, 'A I 1' 5 Liv gl V FA:46'1Y SWR .. 1 ..., , ,Q-A ,ffl K 1 X V0 . 54 hwy' A ffl, M 1 ' -' . 4 V V uw it' V' ,si ff R E X , we E Y I 952, F' 5' ' vsligfff 'K R 'X Q rw f Q7 fi , , f A if S E E my W L ai , H au Q V 'www ,Twp 'If-21 j 'f'-'z.'-,w-wf fy 4h 1 , , V , S 4, A x ,L aww, :,,k,i',: jg'f.Aaf:j?5, i it ,, l j. W . ..4 . Mk.,-x.,! ' f he 4 ' , U , bagg y - M ' 5 .ff V 1 if M-,vga , M 5+ J Z ,Q-ff 1 41,1 'aq- A' Early in 'rhe year The Cowboys' League hopes were The Cowboys wound up Jrhe season wifh a Third smashed by Jrheir losing +wo disappoinfing games +o Place in llle League 5l5ndlnQ'5- Amador and San Ramon by narrow margins. ian Eamon a'a-a-'-------a - 1 IL-'vermore Easily defeaiing fhe School of +he Deaf, +he Cow- Cfgfof'--isles is fsflif O boys wen? on +0 delfeal fhe champions of fhe League, Brenfwood Ulggugg ,-----.A 1 2 Livermore Brenfwood, by a las? minufe rally. Emeryville sss..ss ,a..s,,. O Livermore A BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: C. Frydendal, B. Greene, K. Frary. SECOND ROW: J. Lyons, fJ. BonneTTi, H. Way, C. Anderson, C. burger, J. Mann, G. Rochin, B. Wes- B BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: C. Walker, P. Jensen, P TL K Q. d5'aAlmt6alL AT The beginning oT The baslceTball season, The Var- siTy Team was organized under lvlr. WaTTenburger, and The B Team under lvlr. lvlarTin. ATTer a Tew weeks oT preliminary Training, pracTice games were sTarTed. The TirsT pracTice game was wiTh Ripon, The A's win- ning 26-24 and The B's losing To The Ripon B's. ln The reTurn game wiTh Ripon, The A's won again buT The B's dropped Their game. The nexT game wiTh Tracy reversed The resulTs oT Tormer years, when The Cow- boys always losT To Tracy by large scores. This year Tracy was beaTen in boTh games by sTronger Cow- boy Teams. The lasT pracTice game wiTh Rio VisTa was won by The VarsiTy buT The B's losT To a very speedy Team. The TirsT League game was aT Berkeley wiTh The CSD. BoTh Cowboy Teams won by a wide margin and iT looked lilce a good sTarT. ln The game wiTh Emeryville, The ToughesT League opponenT, The B's won wiThouT much Trouble, buT The A's dropped a hard-ToughT baTTle by seven poinTs. NexT The Cow- boys Taced and deTeaTed Three Teams: San Ramon, BrenTwood, and PleasanTon. AT The halTway mark in The League schedule, The Cowboys' A Team was second in The League and The B's were in TirsT place. BoTh Teams won The nexT game wiTh C.S.D. and Then They Taced Emeryville again. ATTer a hard TighT The VarsiTy won 30-27, and This Tied The TirsT place. The B's challced up Their sevenTh sTraighT game. The nexT game was wiTh San Ramon which boTh Teams Toolc in Their sTride. Then came The game wiTh BrenTwood which was The hearTbrealcer oT The season. The A's losT a hard-ToughT baTTle by Two poinTs and losT Their chance aT a champ pennanT. The B's Toolc Their game again. The lasT game was wiTh PleasanTon and boTh Teams won from Their old rivals. The League series ended wiTh The B's aT The Top wiTh IO sTraighT wins. The VarsiTy Toolc second place wiTh Two deTeaTs on Their record. 46 I Ralph. THIRD ROW: Coach Waffen- erman, H. Pefersen, R. Jackson, J. Clawson. Sanders, E. Raphael, D. Munfon. SEC- OND ROW: D. Voerckel, D. Hach- mann, B. Petersen, J. Concannon. THIRD ROW: D. Callaqhan, M. Fox- worThy, Coach Snyder, E. Spencer, D. Rego. 8a4.almlL For rhe firsf lime since I94-l, Livermore Union High School fhis year again fielded a baseball feam. When The annual wenf +o press, Coach l-lerm Mefller was Training his compara- lively green squad for 'rwo prac+ice games wi+h Cenferville and Acalanes, in prepara- 'rion for league hoslililies which were lo be opened againsl Emeryville on April I6 af Livermore. The members of Jrhis year's league were Emeryville, Amador, Livermore, and Brenr- wood. Two games were 'ro be played wirh each school. 2 MEMBERS OF BASEBALL TEAM FIRFT ROW: D. O'Neil, T. Taylor, N. Vol poni, R. Perez, R. Sanders, R. Armsfrong SECOND ROW: T. Zumaquero, P. Cordoza M. Foxworfhy, C. Ralph, B. Greeno, P. San ders, N. Smith. THIRD ROW: G. Beffen courf, G. Rochin, J. Boneifi, G. Cordoza C. Frydendal, N. Brenzel, R. Jackson, Ai Hagemann. Bv- I947 SWEATER WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Fallon, C. Ralph E. Packard, K, Frary, R. Snider, M Grolh, J. Lyons. Noi in Piclure: C Frydendal, Blank 'QC' The Block L SocieTy is composed oT Those boys who have earned a leTTer in any sporT. ATTer receiving a leTTer, a boy remains a member oT The SocieTy unTil graduaTion. Any boy who earns a leTTer in The same sporT in his Junior and Senior years is eligible Tor a school sweaTer. These sweaTers are awarded by The school Through The Block l. SocieTy. To raise money Tor The purchase of sweaTers, The Block L gives dances and sponsors oTher acTiviTies, and receives a percenTaqe oT The receipTs Trom aThleTic conTesTs during The year. BLOCK L MEMBERS FIRST ROW: B. KasTner, C. Walker, G. BeTTencourT, N. Smith, J. Buranis, J. Fallon, R. Snider, F. Holm, N. Volponl, M. Grofh. SECOND ROW: C. Ralph, P. Jensen, R. Jackson, 6. Cordoza, J. Clawson, D. Rego, J. Lyons, R, Callaghan, D. Voerckel, D. Munion. THIRD ROW: H. Peferson, B. Greeno, J. BoneTTi, E. Raphael, E. Hachmann, J. Concannon. NoT in picfure: Connie Frydendal, Ed Packard, K. Frary. SENIORS FRONT ROW: B. Livermore, g.: S. Gildersleeve, f.: I. Malloni, a., capfaing M. Holm, f.: B. Fra- cisco, f. BACK ROW: D. Ralph, g., B. DePaoIi, f.: B. Kish, r.g S. Brooks, f. JUNIORS FRONT ROW: M. Biery, g.: N. Weimer, g.: B. Ralph, f.: L. Roggi, f. captain. BACK ROW: J. Schaeffer, cl.: M. Milloglov, f.g L. Frick. NOT IN PICTURE: N. Nickerson, g.: D. Dashner, f. 'SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: M. O'DonneII, f.g L. Smith, f., cap- tain: J. Whalen, g. SECOND ROW: D. Ruiz, g.: S. Hicks, g.: M. Scullion, f.: P. Regan, f. BACK ROW: Joy Michell, f.: A. Bass, g. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: N. Gonzales, f.: Y. Bass, g.: J. Cul- ford, g., capfaing B. Clement, g.: M. Loyola, f. BACK ROW: M. 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