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

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' ru STANLEY LIZAMA will my dark hair to Don Hachmann as his could stand to be toned down some. BONNIE LOWDEN leave my love for Bill fShakespeare, that isl to Dale Voerckel, if he will cherish him faithfully. DOROTHEA LYON will my position as Senior manager of the girls' gym classes to Vivian Roggi on the condition that she will never excuse any- one without a note. PAT MARTIN will my unfinished French novel to Mrs. Trudeau on the condition that she finish it a la Victor Hugo. MARYLOU MILLOGLAV do hereby leave-fwith the utmost speed. DONALD MUNTON will my curly hair to George Anthony, pro- viding that he puts it up on curlers every night. BOB NATHANSON will my reputation as a lion among the ladies to Tony Zumaguero, knowing that the girls will appreciate this thoughtful deed. NANCY NICKERSON being of sound mind fl thinkl, leave my F.F.A. pins to any lucky girl who can get them. MARY PEREZ hereby leave my ambition to study short- hand to Beverly Klein who is just as am- bitious as l am. HARVEY PETERSEN hereby will my shyness to Henry Maestas, providing he doesnt take it too seriously. BILLY PETERSEN leave my argumentative attitude to Robert Armstrong, providing he can win every debate. BETTY RALPH leave my office as A.G.S. president to any girl who owns a shotgun and a pair of boxing gloves. ELMER RAPHAEL leave my ability to get by without doing homework to Elliott Parsons, providing he doesn't get as many F's as l did. LOLA ROGGI leave my concentration on study to Mary Scullion, providing she doesn't go crazy. . PHILIP SANDERS leave my inferiority complex to Paul lens sen on the condition that he won't let the honor go to his head. . IOYCE SCHAEFFER do hereby leave with a sad thought for all those of whom the teachers expect miracles. GEORGE SERPA leave my cheerful whistle to Bruno Biasatti if he promises to use it faithfully every day so the halls will not be so silent be- tween classes. IOY SMITH leave my regular attendance at school to Marjorie Oxsen to help improve her record. NORMAN SMITH hereby leave my black curly hair to lim Clawson. Put lots of oil on it, pal, the women will love that. MICHAEL STANLEY leave my ability to get hurt while playing football to Paul Crist if he will be as cheer- ful about it as I was. HELEN ULM leave my soft voice to Bob Sanders, pro- viding he can still make everyone hear him. ELAINE VICTORINE will - if l can. fGraduate, of coursell IOAN VOERCKEL leave my lonesome heart to any other girl who has an alumnus for her boy friend. KENNETH WAGNER leave my habit of getting unexcused tardy slips to Don Rego, providing he has more suction in the office than I did. CLYDE WALKER will my straight A average to Carolyn Wagoner, provided she keeps up my record. HAROLD WAY leave my ease in reaching basketball hoops to Pat Fracisco who can use it. . NORMA WEIMER do hereby will to Barbara Greeno my ability to ask who, where, when, why, what for, how come, provided she finds out more than I have in my four years at Livermore High. . HELEN WESTERMAN leave my reticence to Anna Stefanoni, if she will promise not to drive the teachers crazy by being too quiet. 56. BONNIE WHEELER just LEAVE--Cproviding I get my diplomall

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The Iuniors have been busy again this year. They started their activities with an Autumn Frolics dance and a Iunior Talent assembly program. Then, in order to raise needed funds, they made and sold green and gold pompoms, and Vivian Roggia man- aged a series of successful cake sales. The luniors decided to hold a Carni- val again this year and they were making plans tor this big event when EL VAQUERO went to press. The top social events ot the Iunior year were the lunior Prom and the lunior-Senior Banquet. The luniors again assisted in the closing events ot the year by participating in the Senior Bacca- laureate and by decorating and ush- ering tor the graduation. ,I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Bass, Secretary: D. Voerckel, President: I. Michell, Vice-President: C. Groth, Treasurer. BACK ROW: H. Webb, A.G.S. Rep.: P. Iensen, Boys' Rep.: I. Daly, Girls' Rep. .hi .qgvf li IUNIOR BOYS man, P. Iensen, A. Hagemann. Adan, B. Biasatti. ABSENT: Williams. IUNIOR GIRLS FRONT ROW, left to right: V. Roqqi, I. Whalen, B. More- Ju. land, G. Hudson, B. Archer. S. Hicks. M. Scullion. SEC- OND ROW: P. Regan. B. Cleek, M. Whisler, M. Gar- bini, L. Bottiana, I. Iensen, D. Cleek, M. Huff. THIRD ROW: P. Burr. B. Greeno. C. Wagoner, L. Smith, I. Michell, H. Webb, S. Stevens. O. Bu- chanan, M. Oxsen. BACK ROW: P. Madeiros. D. Butter- field. D. Ruiz. A. Bass. M. Mendonca. I. Amaral, M. Marciel. I. Daly. ABSENT: B. Klein, B.Sackett, A.Stefanoni. FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Wheat. E. Spencer. M. Fox- worthy, D. Voerckel, T. Zuma- quero. D. Valdick, D. Swad- ley. MIDDLE ROW: I. Con- cannon. D. Miller. L. Hart- B. Russell, D. Clelland. I. Dickinson. BACK ROW: E. Hansen, B. Berry, C. Groth. D. Hachmann, R. Palmer, R. R. Brinton, D. Callaghan, W. Craqholm, P. Crist, L. Guido. S. Mondot. I. Murphy, E. Par- sons, G. Rochin, I. Sims, G.