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

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TORCH STAFF FRONT ROW, leit to right: M. Brown, B. Archer, I. Whalen. I. Jensen, Typ- ing Editor: I. Michell, Editor: H. Webb, Carolyn Wagoner. Assistant Editors: B. Cleek. MIDDLE ROW: P. Burr, M. Gurbini, S. Hicks, P. Reagan. A. Bass, I. Daly. BACK ROW: C. Groth, B. Wheeler, D. Miller, M. Hutt, D. Voerckel. IUNIOR RED CROSS LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Webb, C. Groth, - S. Newman, I. Clawson, D. Brown. R. Iackson, M. Brown, President: H. Maestcxs. Jim Jmich, THE TORCH is edited and published by the 26 members of one section of English lll. Editor- in-chief, Ioy Michellg ossistont editors, Helen lednne Webb ond Corolyn Wdgonerg ond typ- ing editor, loonne lensen oirn to include dll school news ond policies. The school poper oppeors every two weeks throughout the school year. ' fwu, l-loving os their motto l Serve, the lunior Red Cross this yeor hos hod three definite gools: first, to keep in touch with sick student body mernbersg second, to sponsor o drive for Christ- mcrs gifts lor children overseosg ond third, to pgrticipgte in the notion-wide enrollment of Iunior Red Cross nienibers in Motrch. Their locol octivities ore finonced by the student body ctnd mgngged by two representatives from egch clcrss. L..........,... 29

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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.

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FUTURE FARMER OFFICERS G. Cardoza, Treasurer: R. Iackson, Presi dent: A. Hagemann, Secretary: T. Taylor Reporter: D. O'Neill, Watch Dog. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for farm boys in high schools serving rural areas in which there is an opportunity for the graduate to establish himself in farming or an allied argicultural occu- pation. The school program involves the classroom, demonstrations, field trips, student-owned home farming enterprises, the farm mechanics shop, and Future Farmer activities. Each of these embraces action in vocational agriculture. The Livermore chapter, which has 38 members, carries on an active com- munity program. This year a new feature was added to the chapters activities in the form of a lunior Livestock Show in which all members participated by showing their livestock. Assisted by the Lions, Rotary, Foresters, Farm Bureau, and American Legion organizations, the chapter sent two delegates, Russell laclcson and Augie Hage- mann, to the Future Farmer Convention in Kansas City. At the annual Parent and Son Banquet, a review of the year's work was given and awards were presented to two 1947 State Farmers and to outstanding stu- dents in the chapter. FRONT ROW, left to right: I. Iensen. W. Keegan, N. Bettencourt, W. Ralph, R. Sanders, P. Cardoza. D. Frick, E. Cardoza. D. Rigo, K. Wagner, C. Walker. K. Cole. R. McDonald. R. Fallon, H. Marciel, R. Rochin. BACK ROW: G. Suits, R. Tolle. D. Uliana. C. Rogers. I. Brumley, N. Brenzel, T. Taylor, G. Inslee, G. Cardoza, R. Iackson, E. Bettencourt, A. Hagemann. M. Stanley, I. Mallor, T. Rooney, Mr. Craig, Advisor. ABSENT: D. O'Neill, D. Parsons. E. Parsons, D. Keech, G. Williams, S. Mondot, D. Bober. .ll 3' s , ag., xfrf 1, ,ggi A I i . , , , 1 VM ' 4 , , A BC LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Brenzel, Vice-President: