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

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The Associated Girl Students planned and took part in the following activities during the school year of l947-l948: Big Sisters, assigned to the Freshman girls, entertained them at a weiner roast. The annual Sadie Hawkins Day activities included: an assembly program, a girls' treat lunch, a girls chase boys race, a dance at noon in the gym, and a dance at night with two contests, one for the best poster and one for the best costume. Two bas- ketball teams were chosen for each class and noon games were played. The winning team was honored at a potluck supper and their name was engraved on the girls' basketball cup. lnterschool games were played by a picked school team. Athletic contests in baseball and volleyball were arranged. The mothers were hon- ored at a Mothers'-Daughters' Banquet held in May. Candy sales were held at all football and basketball games. Dorothy Dashner and Betty Ralph were sent as representatives to the San Francisco State Athletic Con- ference. Regular A.G.S. meetings were held on the third Friday of every month. ADVISORY BOARD BETTY RALPH DOROTHY DASHNER ' C. Wm FRONT ROW, left to right: N. Nickerson. Senior Rep.: M. Biery, Sec.: B. Ralph, Pres.: M. Bayle. Vice-Pres.: L. Frick, Big Sister Chairman. MIDDLE ROW: N. Weimer, Service Point Chairman: I. Anderson. Freshman Rep.: M. Milloglov, Program Chairman: H. Ulm, Publicity Chairman. BACK ROW: H. Webb. Iunior Rep.: D. Dashner. Athletic Chairman. 27 if

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5 1. BONETTI P. ANDERSON C. KELLY D. KASTNER Student Body Pres. Student Body Vice4Pres. Student Body Sec. Yell Leader I. SCHAEFFER I. VOERCKEL B. PETERSEN E. BETTENCOURT Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Finance Chairman Stage Chairman Kozuzal The Student Council is the student governing group of the school. The measures which it acts upon are subject only to the veto of the principal or trustees. All problems concerning students are brought before this group. Membership on this council includes the student body officers and repre- sentatives of all of the classes and organizations. The representatives look after the welfare of the organization which they represent. This plan of student gov- ernment proves very successful and affords those on the council the opportunity of learning by experience the principles of a democracy. FRONT ROW, lelt to right: D. Voerckel, Iunior Pres.: P. Iensen, Iunior Rep.: I. Bonetti, Student Body Pres.: R. Iackson, F.F.A. Pres.: G. Bettencourt, Stage Chairman: N. Smith, Senior Pres.: G. Inslee, Sophomore Rep.: B. Huddleston, Freshman Rep. MIDDLE ROW: B. Nathanson, Senior Rep.: D. Kastner, Yell Leader: I. Schaeffer, Program Chairman: M. Biery, Senior Rep.: I. Michell, Torch Editor: M. Milloqlav, Reception Chair- man: B. Ralph, A.G.S. Pres.: D. Dashner, Annual Editor: P. Cardoza. Sophomore Pres. BACK ROW: I. Daly, Iunior Rep.: I. Voerckel, Publicity Chairman: P. Anderson, Vice-Pres.: M. Kelly, Sophomore Rep.: C. Kelly, Student Body Sec.: M. Brown, Red Cross Chairman. K 1 ' W 2-.5 f ' 5 , ,tx , , l f 1 vm' H-'-vrwwf-we-wrw'-'-'-'V 'W--W--'-mg 6 .,.-......M.............,,,.,

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l-tegular membership on the CSF. is gained by those students who have earned ten grade pcints and associate membership is gained by those who have eight grade points. Points may be earned by participation in school activities as Well as by grades. Officers of this organiza- tion may be elected from the regular member- ship group only. A student, after completing tour semesters ot regular membership, is given a school sweater with a script L and a torch pin. lt a student is a regular member for six semesters, one ot which must be in his Senior year, he is entitled to a lamp pin, a lite membership, and a gold seal on his diploma. During the past school year the members sold magazines to raise money tor excursions. The excursions included plays, concerts, operas, and visits to nearby universities and other places ot interest. The CSF. not only promotes good scholarship but also encourages participation in sports and extracurricular activities. A 6 1. FALL A ' ' 't Y FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Bayle, I. Amaral, P. Anderson, President: l. M Daly, C. Wagoner. MIDDLE ROW: B. Nathanson, M. Henriques, R. Beatty, I. Schaeffer, B. Ralph, N. Nickerson, D. Voerckel. BACK ROW: D. Dashner, M. Brown, B. Wheeler. ABSENT: Y. Bass, I. Culford, S. Hicks, I. Ingles, I. Iensen, B. Lowden, I. Michell, B. Petersen, E. Robertson, T. Taylor, E. Walsted, I. Whalen, N. Weimer. if X' as SPRING FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Bayle, N. Nickerson, D. Dashner, B. Wheel- er, M. Brown, I.Daly. SECOND ROW: P. Anderson, B. Ralph, I. Schaeffer. R. Beatty, A. Bass, D. Martin. THIRD ROW: B. Lowden, R. Dahlstrom, C. Wagoner, I. Michell, E. Robertson, I. Culford. BACK ROW: B. Nathan- son, R. Iackson, I. Clawson, B. Peter- sen, B. Ralph, D. Voerckel. ABSENT: I. Amaral, Y. Bass, B. Berkowitz, S. Hope, I. Iensen, D. Micheli, P. Olson, E. Simes, I. Stewart, B. Streitz, I. Vandale, N. Weimer, I. Whalen.