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

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'Q-v BAND The band has displayed conrinuous improvemenl in all performances lhis year. As in former years, Jrhe band 'roolc parlr in lhe Chrisrmas program and played af all home loolball games and a+ all league baslcel- ball games in 'rhe new gymnasium. A clelighllul Spring Concerl was presenlecl +o The public in April. The group also parlicipalediin 'rhe Band Feslival a+ San Jose Srale College. r fa., , P ' .1- THE MAJORETTES CHRISTMAS PROGRAM BETWEEN HALVES AT NIGHT FOOTBALL GAME

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GIEE ClUB elm The Glee Club, under The able direc- Tion oT Mr. I-Ioward Vierra, has had a very successTul year. VViTh The Band and Voice Choir, The members oT The Glee Club pre- senTed To The sTudenT body a mosT en- joyable ChrisTmas program. This same program was presenTed also aT The VeTer- ans hospiTal. On March 23, a ioinT Band and G-lee Club program was presenTed in FIRST ROW, IefT To right: N. Volponi, B. Walker, F. Hicks, J. Dear, M. Meyers, S. Zimmerman, P. Wafers, assembly. The Glee Club sang aT The D. Regan, C. Clarke, B. Lewis, H. DeRosa, B. La Borde, M. Perry. SECOND ROW: R. SmiTh, B. O'NeiI, Baccalaureafe program during graduafion W. Riggs, Dorothy Sanfucci, E. Vargas, V. Ham, B. Hudson, Y. Creager, B. Garcia, W. Fincher, E. We k Dufra, B. Blair. THIRD ROW: B. Rafal, B. Spooner, B. Sanders, M. Rasmussen, D. Kasfner, W. Klus, e ' A. WesTfaIl, B. Avilla, D. Sanders, J. Vandale, M. Aflague, B. Dias, M. Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: R. Hendrickson, P. Cardoza, B. Frary, N. Davis, D. Thompson, C. A'rTaway, S. Beffencourf, M. Huff, I. Higgins, J. Masfen, M. Walker, D. Saunders, J. Sabin. gcfnq Y ff' 'ip if 6 2 X-:V A941 C9996 '. J f l . T The new name of The Junior Red Cross is The STudenT Red Cross. The membership is made up oT one sTudenT elecTed by each TirsT period class. The oTTicers This year were: Pre-sidenT, Mary Lou Kelly: Vice-President Jose- phine Gadianoq SecreTary, Shirley Bordes: Treasurer, Virginia PorTer. During The pasT year The group has senT noTes of sympaThy To ill and bereaved sTudenTs, has col- lecTed ash Trays Tor The Army and Navy hospiTaIs, and has Turnished Tavors Tor The Arroyo Del Valle SaniTorium. This year The Tund raising campaign was Trom March I7 To March 24. For Ten cenTs or more each person received a receipT and a STudenT Red Cross pin. FIRST ROW, lei? To right: J. G,-adiano, M Kelly, S. Bordes, V. Porfer, Y. Creager. SECOND ROW: R. Caron, D. Sanfucci, J. Peferson, M. Roggi, D. Ralph. FIRST ROW, IefT To righT: M. Henrigues, E. Grosser, E. DuTra, E Roberfson, A. Hughes, A. DeRosa, M. Meyers, C. Sfaiger, J. Sabin, E. Weimer. SECOND ROW: J. Sarboraria, B. BarThe, D. Hailey, S. Zimmerman, J. Fornaciari, J. Crifchlow, B. Clemenf, E. Walsfed, C. ATTaway, K. PeTerman, M. Mihoevich, R m n W. Klus, A. Clawson. THIRD ROW: S. Hope, B. Hachmann, M. Kelly, J. Thompson, D. Owens, B. , McGlinchy, P. Olsen, B. Beaffy, D. Micheli, D. MarTin. ' Tis. J ' R This year delegaTes were senT TO boTh sTaTe convenTions1 one held aT I-Iayward, where The TirsT Trial in The hisiory oT The organizaTion was held, and The oTher one aT SacramenTo, where The delegaTes had The privilege oT using The chambers oT The STaTe CapiTol building, VViTh The increase in membership, The chapTer was aIIoTTed more delegaTes Tor boTh regional and sTaTe convenTions. ThroughouT The year The chapTer sponsored money-raising proiecTs, and wenT on a field Trip To The Oalrland ciiurl house.

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FUTURE FIIRIIIERS of HIIIERICII Learning to live Living lo learn Learning lo do Doing io learn F. F. A. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Frick, Vice-Presi- dent, H. Laws, Secretary: B. Ralph, President: J. Butterfield, Reporter. Ab- sent: E. Cardoza, Sentinel: B, Brockman, Treasurer. Future Farmers ai Livermore have finished their busiest school year. They moved into a new building, erected new cabinets and tables, held their first annual barbecue al which l7O guests were present, dedicated the new Agriculture Building, and par- licipated in Public School weelc. Al present iiily members are enrolled and all have supervised farming programs in either livesloclc, poultry, or iarming land. Last year at lhe Cow Palace the Future Farmers look the championship for the best len barrows in the show. Aside from the hard worlc throughout the year, the Future Farmers have had their own dances, and have played basketball and baseball with other neighboring chapters. F. F. A. MEMBERS FIRST ROW, left to right: F, Fallon, G. Campiolti, R. Meamber, D. Gillespie. SECOND ROW: D. Frick, H. Smith, J. Rist, J. Butterfield, C. Rogers, B. Brockman, D. Rego, H. Westerman, R. McDonald, T. Rooney, D. Briggs. THIRD ROW: R Baber, G. Stone, J. Mellor, H. Laws, A. Briggs, V. Bretz, B. Ralph, D. Keech, L. Hagemann, J. Rehder, T. Reece, D. Campiwtti, Mr. Craig. ABSENT: N. Bettencourt, E. Cardoza, P. Cardoza, G. Inslee, B. O'NeiI, B. Spooner, T. Taylor, W. Avilla, B. Ellington, T. Henry, G. Meamber, C. Moy, B. Saunders, P. Shultz, H. Hill. G A , l - -.