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

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We fondly dedicate this issue of EL VAQUERO to a teacher who is well remembered in the hearts of all her students. Even after many years, she is held in high esteem by her students, which fact is proved by the many letters she received during the war from Livermore graduates in the service. Her classes are not a cinch, but she has a way of making you Want to learn, and she is always willing to help any student. She is the advisor of the Iunior Red Cross and of the Torch, and she has been the advisor of many classes. For many years she prepared the student speakers for graduation, and always has given generously of her time to coach students who are preparing for college. To know her is a privilege, and to follow in her footsteps would be a credit to any- one. For these reasons and many others, we dedicate this book to our friend and teacher, Miss May Nissen.