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

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EDITORS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ican Voerckel, Feature Art Editor: Ioan Culiord, Art Editor. Ioyce Schaeffer, Business Manager: Dorothy Dashner. Editor: Ieanne Daly, Assistant Editor: Pattie Ann Anderson, Senior Editor. ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Weimer. Snap Editor: Pat Taylor, Freshman Editor: Nancy Nickerson. Asst. Snap Editor: Ioan Amaral, Iunior Editor: Roberta Beatty, Sophomore Editor: Carolyn Wagoner, Activities Editor: Marguerite Bayle, Asst. Business Manager.

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X. .af- 'Y i fi 1.3. J wwf 'Tw' President NORMAN SMITH Vice President GEORGE CARDOZA Secretary LORRAINE FRICK Treasurer HARVEY PETERSEN Girls' Representative MARIE BIERY Boys' Representative BOB NATHANSON One bright September day in l944 a small band of scared Freshmen tried desperately, and without notice- able success, to elude a large group of fiendish Seniors in the halls of L. U. S. Cl-low times have changed! Now it is we who are the Mighty Seniors.l After the Freshman Reception, though, we decided that the Seniors weren't so bad after all and we gave them a Freshman Return to show our gratitude for all they had done for us. We elected Russell Iackson as our first president and we liked him so well that we chose him for the same office again in our Iunior year. lack Bonetti was our Sophomore class president and that year we showed our loyalty to the class of '48 by electing our class queen, Ioyce Schaeffer, to reign over the Iunior Carnival. In our Iunior year, some members of our class had charge of the first Ir.-Sr. Tea to be given at Livermore High. The Iunior girls gave the tea for the Senior girls and their mothers. lt was an outstanding success. The members of the English III class last year had as their project the revival of the school paper, the Torch, which had not been published for several years. The Ir.-Sr. Banquet, with its Spanish theme, was the climax of this year. For our Senior president we chose a modest, unassum- ing fellow by the name of Norman Smith. Although he is very shy he has really put himself out for our class and we think that we have had a very successful year. Our girls proved themselves to be the school basketball champs by winning both the A and B divisions of the Girls' Basketball Tournament. We decided to give the Freshmen a real break so we did away with the cus- tomary initiation. CDarn itll We would like to offer congratulations to all the teachers who stuck it out with us for so long. We feel that our class of '48 has made its mark around L. U. H. S. tif you know what I mean? and we will never forget all the good times we have had here. -PAT ANDERSON '48 CLASS MOTTO: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield CLASS COLORS: Maroon and white.