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

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS D. VOERCKEL J. WHALEN J. AMARAL J. VANDALE Student Body Pres. Student Body Vice-Pres. Student Body Sec. Cheer Leader B. CLEEK C. GROTH V. ROGGI D. VALDICK Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Finance Chairman Stage Chairman STUDENT Cf UNCIL In the American school ot today, no single student group is ot more importance than the student governing body. lt is here that the students begin their practical experience in Living Democracy. This group is composed ot representatives trom every class and organization in the school and, in conjunction with the principal, it controls and regulates all student attairs. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Valdick, stage manager: E. Spencer, senior representative: P. Jensen, senior president: A. Hagemann, F.F.A. president: P. Crist, Block L president: R. Sanders, iunior representative: R. Hoffman, freshman president. SECOND ROW: A. Bass, A.G.S. president: V. Roggi, finance chairman: J. Vandale, cheer leader: J. Whalen, student body vice-president: D. Voerckel, student body president: C. Groth, publicity: J. Amaral, student body secretary: J. Daly, yearbook editor: P. Burr, senior representative: D. Ruiz, reception committee. BACK ROW: M. Roggi, freshman representative: B. Olson, sophomore representative: S. Hope, C.S.F. president: D. Schaeffer, sophomore represntative: F. Holm, sophomore president: L. Hagemann, freshman representative: E. Robertson, Hi- Tower editor: J. Jensen, Junior Re'd Cross chairman: M. Henriques, iunior representative. s - eww' , W 11Mg :y2g93?.2g1'f ,gwgwr 1 'i , ' ' ' - L 198954 2 4,,e.f'f s':4 s .5 is 3 1 stffiiff ew A i -.2 aw : 4 . f ' 1,35 , ..........-...,..,,,.. ....,,. .....s...,....s.- -- ' ,--,wum.4M,,,,,-,,.....,......- gf' CA ' f iii! as if 'iff'

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5 'Q 'fs ORGANIZA TIONS

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'in The incoming Treshman class. The annual Sadie Hawkins ASSOCIFIED GIRL S'l'UDEN'l'S The AssociaTed Girls STudenTs have had a busy and success- Tul year. Regular meeTings were held every monTh wiTh many inTeresTing programs. The TirsT evenT oT The year was The Wiener roasT given by The Big SisTers Tor Their l.iTTle SisTers Day acTiviTies were direcTed by Barbara Archer. They iri- cluded an assembly, a girls' TreaT lunch, a noon volleyball game, and a nighT dance wiTh prizes Tor The besT posTers and cosTumes. The A.G.S. again sponsored inTerclass baslceTball games and The winning Team was honored aT a poTlucl4 dinner. The ir1Terschool games were played by a piclced school Team. AniTa Bass and Sharon l-liclcs represenTed L.U.l-l.S. aT The San Francisco STaTe AThleTic Conference. lvlany service poinT rules were changed under a new sysTem seT up by lvlarian Garbini. SomeThing new Tor This year was The Junior Award inTroduced by Sharon l-liclcs. This award, a school sweaTer wiTh a bloclc numeral, will be presenTed in May To The ouTsTanding girl aThleTe. The A.G.S. Advisory Board will malce The selecTion. The annual lvloThers and DaughTers banqueT was held in lvlay and, aT The end OT The year, The senior girls were honored aT a Tormal spring recepTion. ANITA BASS President SHARON HICKS ' AThIeTic Chairman ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW, leff To righT: P. Maderios, dressing room chairmang S. Hicks, afhlefic chairman: H. Webb, secrefary and 'freasureri A. Bass, presidenfg J. Jensen, vice-president B. Archer, program chairman. BACK ROW: P. Burr, publicity chairman: B. Klein, Big Sisfer chairman: M. Garbini, service poinfs chairman: D. Regan, sophomore represenfafive.