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

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.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 !

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..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.

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,,...,.,+. .-...,.,,. ...-...-...... 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 ,.: