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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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We dedicale il Io Ihem wilh ahfeclion and admiralion and a greal deal ol gralilude, lor Io Iheir unliring eiclorls goes Ihe credil for Ihe oulslanding reams ol Jrhe pasl years. Qur school is indeed iorlunale Io have Ihe services oi These oulslanding genllemen who are capable ol producing line alhlelic Ieama while mainraining high srandards in lhe cw room. A FOREWORD ln any Type oT compeTiTion, wheTher in aThleTics, in scholarship, or in conTesTs oT oTher lcinds, The mosT imporTanT TacTor is noT winning, buT good sporTsmanship. The yearboolc sTaTT, To sTress The value oT good sporTsmanship, presenTs To The sTudenTs oT Livermore Union l-ligh School This l952 EL VAQUERO wiTh a cenTral idea based upon ThaT subiecT. The division pages spoTlighT The Trophies which good sporTs- manship has broughT us in various fields. The honorable menTion and behind The scenes pages show good sporTsmanship oT special lcinds. ln spiTe oT greaTly increased cosTs, The sTaTT has Tried again This year To give you a bool: oT high gualiTy, which conTains a record oT The year's evenTs aT L.U.l-l.S. Qur cover is padded and carries ouT The design oT The division pages. The EdiTor wishes To Thanlc Mrs, Trudeau, l:aculTy Advisor, Tor her valuable advice and assisTance, The members oT The yearboolc sTaTT, and all The classes and organizaTions Tor Their conTribuTions To The producTion oT This boolc. WILMA GUSTINICT-l EdiTor W JM. ,s .Jim . . 15. f' G sw if wi, if 1, g s i 4 5 Q , if x 1 ' if l l l e 3 i f fi i 5 4 2 Congralulalions lo lhe coaches and players lor a lop well clone. They pul sporlsman- ship above winning and slill managed lo win more Jrhan lheir share ol games and evenls. Livermore Union l-ligh School is proud ol lhem ancl Their achievemenls. RALPH T. WATTENBURGER, Principal BOARD OF TRUSTEES r. M. R. Henry, Mr. William J. Boneffi, Presidenlg Mr STANDING: Dr. O. B. Jensen, Mr. William Ralph. W Zf ' k3Ji'I,d7ZA 7, S f i I, 9,35 5 1 . .' N-zuaf.zv. 'fQl',.'Z'.17awi M . . Q at R. y 4 ,, J Q4 FQ? , .ag .1 ,X Y 4 p , G 4 X ,, 533, C ' ik. iff 5 5 . as ' ' ,' . Q Wm.. l ., '53 4 we W WM' 3 55? 5 1 . ,, 3. ii QM i,Q yi fi' ik 1-mem gmmgw -,N f, 5 'I ,A-N , 1 ., 1 ,.,.. .g 'WZ 2, H . ' X . 5 .... , 5. f 5 A 5 f 1 1 :fi 1 4 fvvlf lf. f ,, ff .ff jf Q: 4. - 'Q-1f',f.i'f' - . Q - 7 ' --fi ., 5,:4,.,fi? a ' ww' If if as , w 2 . ' 1? TQ ' A ' V . .,.. A., e f , f 21 'w OFFICE FORCE Mrs. Bernice Carr, our popular secrefary, carries on lhe day's work wilh her staff of capable, courfeous assislanis LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Carr, Shirley Armslrong l Ge1 lhe phone, please lg Barbara Ken? l Make a nole of lhis l Alma Hughes, Evagene Grosser, Juleda Favilla l Run off fhose daily-grams, please l, Sylvia Hughes, Wilma Gusli nich, Nancy Pofler l Check all lhe affendance, qirls l. CUSTODIANS Alfred Pelersen, head cusfodian, and his assislanls enioy a few minules of relaxalion, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Pelersen Owen Taylor, Jacob Fankhauser, and Frank Micheli. .Aw 'Q 'WW' .V P '1 f + f ...es r . 11251: Xz'E:E:, THE Q ,mr-zum 4 FACULTY MISS MARIE BARTHE MR. HERMAN METTLER Library, Commerce, A.6.S., Sfudenf Council, Vice-Principal, Boys' Counselor, Malhemalics, Dean of Girls, Girls' Counselor. Foofball Coach, Block L . 'WM MRS. JEAN BASSETT MRS, MARFREDA COFFIN MISS CAROLINE COOK Arts and Craffs, Homemaking, School Nurse. Dramalics, English, Public Speaking, Torch, Junior Red Cross. Assemblies. , 'Q ' ., , 3 I ' -V W., '.-z Wi, -4',- f 9 RQ' I in f A 4 f Q ,1 sr: yogi If ,, , C, , 'vhs -. 1 X Q o s ii' f x ' X . 1 A 4 V M if I .ri J ,, 7.52, ,,.. 1,35-,ez 1331. , QQQ ' 'z3f'Af?'3'. , A-'x..a. :L A f .,,,',.,,x,,-,M 51:21 3EEEfE'1?4 ' . MR. WELDON CRAIG MRS. ETHEL GRIFFIN MR, BYRON HELSEL Agriculture, Ag. Mechanics, F.F.A. English, World History, School Publicily, C.S.F. Commerce, Sfudenl Council, Tickefs and Admissions, Complroller. a MR. CAL HUBBARD ii MR. KEATS HUNTER MR. EDWIN RUNDSTROM Commercial Geography, Business Law, Industrial Arts, Baseball, Asst. Football Coach. Science, Mathematics, Junior Statesman, Class of '53. P.A. System, Class of '54. .dilwbk , -X A sy., 'BN I Nw' S 'Q 'Y' 'JOY MRS. BETTY SCHWIND Girls' P.E., Social Studies, Physiology, A.G.S., Class of '52, -Q V '-For . MRS. ANNE TRUDEAU Spanish, French, El Vaquoro. ke im m J MR. BENJAMIN SNYDER MR. IRVING TRAFTON Mathematics, General Science Social Studies, Boy's P.E., B Basketball Swimming Coach. Coach, J.V. Football, Track Coach. Rx if MR. BYRON A. WINN MR. HOWARD VIERRA English, Basketball Coach, Ban'd, Glee Club, Class of '55. , 235555 A ., L ,4- . YL ' ,Y ug A1 A A COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC ii I' I' ' PRESS ASSOCIATION fig, I EY? - I ,K if vw XV A F I F HAS BEEN A ARDED THIS SECOND PLACE CERTIFICATE IN THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL YEARBOOK CRITIQUE AND CONTEST CONDUCTED BY THE ASSOCIATION AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER I2, 1951. f KH Wwe. EL VAOUERO EDITORS and STAFF MEMBERS These students assist the editor in the production of EL VAQUERO. They plan the book: write articles: gather information and pictures: type copy and raise funds to pay for the book. THE EDITORS are, left to right: Barbara Kent, Assist- ant Editor: Wilma Gustinich, Edi- tor: Eleanor Allen, Art Editor: Alma Hughes, Business Manager: Sue Ann Zimmerman, Senior Editor. THE STAFF MEMBERS are SEATED: J. Petersen, Sports: R. Hoffman, Sports: A. Clawson, Sports: D. Hailey, Publicity: G. Root, Juniors: M. Olson, Business Assistant. STANDING: J. Favilla, Copy: W. Thompson, Business Assistant: S. Armstrong, Copy: M. Owens, Soph- omores: E. Grosser, Art. ABSENT: M. Bland. ASSISTANTS Many assistants are needed for money-raising activities and for selling subscriptions. This group includes many sopho- mores and freshmen who in this way help in yearbook production. They are, FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Dias, B. Mooney, G. Colston, L. Mellor, D. Greeno, M. Daly, P. Holm, S. Webb. SECOND ROW: D. Davison, P. Burns, M. Davison, S. Hughes, M. Ferrario, N, Concannon, B. Thode, R. Bubnar, N. Potter, C. Martin, K. Wissler. THIRD ROW: A. Clawson, M. Beavers, G. Maciel, J. Daly, W, Miller. A I 2 9 352, sw .Nw W' f ,sf TRW I vs 'I ,Q X N X if X 2 E , M' .' Y v ko - wwf. ilu,-uw' . A 'Hs' . , ,NHL A W P . , ..,1,, 1 W . '.--...Ji 4,. A I ' - -sf JSM- Nu 5 l x as ,ml 1' .' ef., , ,mn 4, ap., ' : -' .. r.. ' Q ' , i f,g::6': IJ ',4l- .. , ' mir , u., .,, V . X . 1' 'nm' J , Q . A A . Sf: 1 A ...' , - -QQ .V-Q .D 'C 'i . 4. 4 5: -1 f ,JA fl Vg,-,h!,, ,- . 4- . e s, 5' Huff' ' V.. 7. I . '. ' ,'. SENIGR HISTORY 'fr . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Sue Ann Zimmerman, SecreTaryg Harold Smifh, Vice-President Bob Arnold, P ide T Virql B Tz Boys' Representafiveg Carol Lee Clarke, Girls' Representative. I952-LiTTle did we dream ThaT This evenTTul year would become a realiTy so soonl As Freshmen, back in '48, we meelrly buT proudly hailed The class oT '52, and dreamed oT ThaT happy day when we would be The highly honored Seniors. I-lowever, There was much To do beTore ThaT honor was To be ours, so we seTTled down To The many Taslcs ThaT lay beTore us. FirsT we elecTed Ralph l'loTTman To be our Presi- denT, and under his guidance iT became evidenT Thar The liTTle Scrub Class had an abun- dance oT pep, ambiTion and TalenTl So The naTural Thing To do was To presenT a lalenT Assembly. llfven The Seniors clapped so we TelT ThaT aT long lasT we had been oTTicially accepTed as belonging To Livermore I-li.l For The TradiTional Freshman ReTurn we pre- senTed Tor The upperclassmen an Au- Tumn FesTival Dance. K un exciTing and evenTTul year. We were lcepT busy plan- ning Tor The Junior Carnival, and The Junior-Senior BanqueT, buT somehow we managed To mainTain The hiqhesT scholasTic and aThleTic honors oT The school. Our assembly wenT down in hisTory ThaT year as being The besT yeT. A reward Tor all oT our worlc came The nighT oT lvlarch IoTh when The crown was placed on The head oT our queen, Donivon I-lailey and she was proclaimed Queen oT The Junior Carnival Tor l95l 3 and a preTTier queen we have never seen. All hail To The Seniors! We made iT, IvlomI Yes, all is ours and as we glance baclc now, The Twelve years are almosT over and They seem To have passed all Too quiclcly. The halls we ThoughT so conTining now seem sur- prisingly dear To us. We have been ln our Sophomore year, Lloyd I-lagemann Tool: over The reins and guided us Through anoTher busy year. WinTer Wonderland was The Theme oT our Sophomore I-lop which was held iusT beTore The ChrisTmas I-lolidays. During The second semesTer we meT To discuss a mosT imporTanT iTem-namely our '52 class rings. We were really on The Threshold oT be- ing upperclassmen and one sTep nearer To our goal! SepTember IQSO-We were Juniors and oh how we worlced Thar year! Daren BainTer was our Presi- denT and l'm sure we all agree ThaT This was our mosT keeping our PresidenT Bob Arnold busy wiTh The numerous Senior acTiv- iTies such as: The Yearbook, Senior PicTures, Senior AnnouncemenTs, Sen- ior Play, Senior Ball and we could go on and on. Beicre closing may we Thank our l:aculTy and Admin- isTraTion Tor Their many Tireless hours oT help, com- TorT, guidance and undersTanding ThaT have made This, our Graduahon Year, our mosT memorable. We go sorrowTully, leaving behind our Tun-paclced days aT L. U. I-l. S.l SUE ANN ZIIVIMERIVIAN Senior EdiTor SENIORS MARY AFLAGUE Class Basketball I, 2, 4, Class Volley- ball I, 2, 4, Cowgirls 4, Swimming team I, 4, Basketball Captain 4, Class Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Carn. Enter- tainer I, 2, 3, Winning Basketball Team 4, Mother Daughter Banquet 2, 3, Jr. Carn. Comm. 3,Jr.Carn.Oueen Tickets 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Librarian 3, 4, Big Sister Barbecue 4. RICHARD AMERINE Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ARNOLD Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 4, Senior Class President 4, Jr. Car- nival 3, Freshman Recep. 4, Block L 2, 4, Student Council 4,Jr.Sr. Prom. 4. WAYNE AVILLA Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. and Varsity I, Basketball B I, 2, Baseball 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Rep. I, Class Assemblies I, 2, Sadie Hawkins Play I, 2, 3, 4, Soph Hop Dec. Comm. Z, Fresh. Ret. Dec. Comm. I, Junior Car- nival King 3, Band I, Jr. Sr. Ball 3, Block L I, 2, 4, Block L Comm. -1, A. G. Officer 3. Wea '-4 iii: fi- ' ' Q53 QM M., , Wm., C ass I5 Qs.-14 Q..-fr-4' ,X M' ' J I . ww 'A' -en . 35 M Q N-Q-.s.Qs ' My are dz!-Z? 'ws' of 1952 ELEANOR ALLEN Transfer from U. S. Grant H. S., Port- land, Ore., School Play 4, Annual Statt 4, Annual Art Editor 4, Volley- ball 4j Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4, Swim- ming 4, Basketball 4, Sadie Hawkins Play 4, Sadie Hawkins Poster Contest 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance Dec. Comm. 3, Class Assembly 4, Big Sister Comm. SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG Student Body Sec. 4, Student Council 4, School Play 4, District Student Council 4, D.A.R.Good Citizen Award 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Award 3, Sadie Hawkins 4, Junior Class Sec. 3, Office 4, Jr. Carn. Ex. Comm. 3, Torch Sports Ed. 3, Jr. Carn. Oueen Ch. 3, Badminton 3, Annual Staff Sports 3, 4, Sr. Photo Comm. 4, Bacc. Procession 3, A.G.S. Assembly I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Cowgirls 2, 3, Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain I, Caps and Gowns Comm. 4, Playday 3, 4, Com- mencement Comm. 4: Big Sister 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet 3, Freshman Tea I, Mother Daughter BanQuet l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Assembly I, Swimmino I, 2, 3, 4, Soph Hoo Dec. Comm. 2, Fresh- man Recep. Dec. 4, Program Ch. Jr. Assembly 3. BEVERLY AVILLA Sadie Hawkins Dance Ch. 4, Sadie Hawkins Assem. 2, 3, 4, Class Assem- blies I, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball I. 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, A.G.S. Advisory Board 4, Jr. Carn. 3, Bacc. Comm. 4, Talent Show I, Jr. Sr. Banquet Prog. l, Out of Town Assemb. 2, 4, Band and Glee Concert 2, Big and Little Sister Prog. I, Public Schools Prog 3, Girls Basketball Din- ner Prog. 2, First Place Diving Contest 2, 3. DAREN BAINTER Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Soph Hop 2, Junior Pres. 3, Fresh. Return Comm. I, Band I, 2, Junior Carn. Ch. 3, Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Jr. Sr. Ball 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Ban- quet Ch. 3, Senior Ditch Day Comm. 4, Served at Mother Daughter Ban- quet 3, 4. M JEAN BASSO V v CHARLENE BERRY Volleyball I, 2, 4, Swimming I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, 4, Dramatics 2, Fresh- man Return Dec. Comm. I, Freshman Assembly I, A,G.S. Assembly I, Dele- gate Junior Statesmen Convention 2, Junior Statesmen 2. SHIRLEY BETTTENCOURT Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Swimming 3, 4, Cowgirls 2, 3, 4, A.G.S. President 4, Student Council 4, A.G.S. Advisory Board 4, Senior Ditch Day Comm. 4, Class Assem. I, Fresh. Assem. Dec. Comm, I, A.G.S. Assem. I, Torch Asst. Art Editor 3, Torch Asst. Sports Editor 3, Winning Basketball Team 4, Winning Volley- ball Team 4' Sadie Hawkins Play Comm.4, Fresh. Return Dec. Comm. I, Mother Daughter Banquet Dec.Comm. 2, 4. REX BLOCKER Transfer from Gardena H. S., Los An- geles, Football 4, Sr. Ditch Day Comm. Sadie Hawkins Assembly 4, Track 4. PATRICIA BRINTON Lions Club Speaking Contest 3, 4, Class Swimming Captain I, 2, Class Swimming I, 2, 3, Jr. Statesmen 2, 3, 4, Delegate J.S.A. Convention Long Beach 3, Delegate J.S.A. Convention Pleasanton 2, Torch Asst. Editor 3, An- nual Statf 3, 4, Delegate to Yearbook Conference at Acalanes 3, Class Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Class Vol- leyball I, 2, 3, 4, School Play 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet Ch. 3, Bacc. Process. 3, A.6.S. Finance Ch. 4, J.S.A. Conven. Comm. 4, J.S.A. President 3, Student Council 3, Yearbook Dance Comm. 3, Gradu- ation Usher 3, Jr. Carn. Dec. Comm. 3, Hayward Playday 2, Soph Hop Comm. 2, Scorer Boys' Swimming 2, 3, A.G.S. Assembly I, Big Sister Bar- becue 4, Candy Sales l, Ticket Seller 3, Class Assembly 2. DELMAS ROBERT BUCKLEY School Play 2, School Play 4, Stadium Announcer 2, 3, 4, Public Address System 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Junior Carnival 3, Junior Statesmen 4, C.S.F. 2, EI Vaquero Staff 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Motion Picture Proiectionist 3, 4, Pub- lic Schools Assembly 3, Class Assem- bly 2, Sadie Hawkins Assembly 3. JAMES BUTTERFIELD Football l, 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4, Football Captain 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter, Junior Carnival 3, Track 2, 4, Junior Assembly 3. wil' 7 . .. fx? f s 'CJ' e- .. no M' . ,, 4, , , s-Qi .-3 1' ' 1 5 0 X ,. 5- ' iii 'i :E f . 4' Q , , tl? I 9 4 1 s ,VI av' ..,- sy. .ABQ as ,na fe ,. .v wff 4:4 ZW f- 2131 1 iQI '5- ' '111' -you-1 ff -c ff'-vm. :CW Class Basketball I, 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, Junior Carn. Dec. Comm. 3, F.F.A. Dance Dec. Comm. 3, Class Sec. Treas. I, Glee Club 4, Jr. Sr. Ball 3, Christmas Assembly 4, Big Sister Little Sister Comm. 4, Freshman Tea Comm. I, Gate Tickets 3, 4. MARTHA BLAND Library 3, 4, Head Librarian 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Volleyball l, 3, 4, Class Basketball I, 3, 4. VIRGIL BRETZ Football 2, 3, 4, Ag. I, 2, 3, 4, Block L 3, 4, Jr. Carnival 3, Sadie Hawkins Assembly 4, Senior Rep. 4, Sr. Ditch Day 4, F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 4, Student Council 4. WILLIAM BROCKMAN F.F.A. President 3, 4, F.F.A. Treas. 2, Student Council 3, Vocational Arts Award 4, Student Court 4, Sadie Hawkins Assembly 4, Junior Carnival 3, Baseball 2, 3, Soph Hop Comm. 2, Jr. Sr. Banquet Comm. 3, Class As- sembly I. DONAL BURR Freshman Assembly I, Served Mother Daughter Banquet I, 3, Junior Carni- val 3, Torch 3, Annual Staff 3, Library 4, Ticket Selling Committee 4. DORIS CADY Transfer from Muskegon, Mich., Sen- ior High School 3. WALTER CA LLESEN Transfer from Salinas High School 4' Band 2, Orchestra I. JOHN CARATTI Baseball Manager I, Track I, 2, C Basketball 2, Torch Staff 3, J.V. Foot- ball 3, Jr. Carnival 3, Ticket Selling Committee 4. CAROL LEE CLARKE Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Swimming I, 2, 3, A.G.S. Advisory Board 4, Library 4, Freshman Tea I, Student Council 4, Sadie Hawkins 3, 4, Senior Rep 4, Mother Daughter Banq. Dec. Comm. 3, Class Assemblies I, 3, 4, Big Sister 4, Mother Daughter Banq. Prog. Comm. 3, Winning Volleyball Team 4, Bacc. Comm. 4, School Play Costumes 4, Jr. Sr. Banq. Prog. 2, Soph Hop Dec. Comm. Z, Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 4, Fresh. Return Dec. Comm. I, Big Sister Barbecue 4, Jr. Cleanup Comm. 3, Jr. Carn. Prog. 3, Jr. Carn. Booth 3, Score Keeper for Basketball 3, Jr. Sr. Banq. Dec. Comm 3. ARTHUR CLAWSON Stage Manager 4, Student Council 4, Student Investig. Comm. 4, Orchestra I, Annual Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sound Crew 2, 3, Torch Staff 2, 3, Torch Exchange Ed. 2, Dramatics 4, Masque and Minstrel 2, Class Assem. 2, Spotlight Operator 3, Science Club 4, Jr. Statesmen 2, 3, 4, Class Ring Comm. 2, J.S.A. Convention Santa Barbara 4, Public Schools Science Show 3, Band Concert Ticket Ch. 3, 4, Senior Ditch Day 4, C.S.F. 3. SHIRLEY CRIST Freshman Sec. I, Asst. Yell Leader 2, Girls' Rep. 3, S. B. Receptionist 4, Torch Editor 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Bacc. Process. 3, Jr. Carn. Ex. Comm. 3, Queen Ch. 3, School Float 2, 3, Cowgirls 4, Jr. Sr. Ball 3, 4, A.G.S. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball Tournament Pleasanton 4, A.G.S. Volleyball I, Z, 3, 4, Caotain 2, Bas- ketball Captain I, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Bang. Comm. 3, Fresh. Re- cep. Comm. 4, Sadie Hawkins Asseme bly 4, Freshman Tea I, Mother Daugh- ter Banq. Corsage Comm. I, 2,A.G.S. Assem. I, Playday Hayward I, Soph. Hop Dec. Comm. 2: Fresh. Ret. Dec. Comm. I, School Play Usher Comm. 4, Class Assem. I, 2, Amador Ex- change Assem. 2, Student Investigat- ing Comm. 4. JACK DEAR Freshman Assembly I, Freshman Re- turn I, Soph. Hop 2, Class Assem. 2, Junior Carn. 3, Carn. Parade 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bacc. 3, 4, Christmas Assembly I, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 4, Football I, 4, Red Cross I, Block L 4: Pleasanton Exch. Assem. 3, Glee Club Assem. I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Assem. 4. ,4 yells T'-Q..--A f Nn yn-wg 'US Siu-' V.: ,crm ,,,fv .f R., 11 . 4 A , .sf . 5'0- 'Eff 0 M' 4 Y DONALD CAMPIOTTI Football I, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, Block L 3, 4, Senior Assembly 4, Track 2, Junior Carnival 3, Ag. I, Commence- ment Committee 4. JAMES CERN USCO Varsity Football 3, 4. PHILIP CLARKE Swimming 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Band I, Torch Staff 3, Junior Carnival 3, Sadie Hawkins 3, 4, Class Assem. 3, Lab. Asst. 4, Ticket Seller 4, Mother Daughter Banq. Serving Comm. 3, School Mimeoqrapher Torch 4, School Play 4. V erolzm coLsroN Asst. Athletic Ch. A.G.S. 4, Noon Vol- leyball Captain 4, Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Assembly 4, Transfer Castlemont H.S. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pepsters, Trianon, A Cappella, Castlemont Camera Club. , fi I . me . I 43- ' 'Vt 1 , .. KAREN CULLINAN Qi. , CM iii' Jr. Sr. Ball 4, Transfer Vancouver H.S. X , 4, Yell Leader I, 2, Homecoming Prin- W I , cess 3, Jr. Class Rep. 3, Student Coun- , f ,Wy an I, 2, 3, csiee Club I, 2, 3. I . .-qw , JOANN DEPAOLI Freshman Dance Band Comm. I, Freshman Tea I, A.G.S. Assembly I, Tennis 2, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 3, Torch Staff 3, Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, A.6.S. Ad- visory Board 4, Big Sister Chairman 4, Sadie Hawkins Assembly 4, Swimming 3, Class Treas. 3, Sr.Ditch DayComm. 4, Jr. Cam. 3, Class Assem. 4. GERALD FANNING Transfer from Narimasu H.S., Jaoan, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Block N 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Choir 3. DONALD GALLAGHER Jr. Carnival 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Stage Manager 3, School Play 3, 4, Sr. Dltch Day Comm. 4. RICHARD GREENO Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Band I, 2, 4, Jr. Carn. 3, Band Council 4, Rodeo Pa- rade 2, 4, Livermore Tournament 3, Tournament of Champions 3, Band Concert 2, 4, Senior Announcement Comm. 4, Football Mgr. 2. ROBERT GUTHRIE Fresh. Ret. I, Block L Dance 2, Jr. Carn. 3, Block L 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Prom. 4, Glee Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Bac- calaureate 3, School Play 4, Christ- mas Assembly 3, Glee Club Assembly 3, Senior Play 4, Torch Staff 3, Sports Reporter Livermore News, Football Manager 2, 3, Senior Assembly 4. LLOYD HAGEMANN Student Body Pres. 4, Boys' Rep. l, Football I, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Fresh. As- sem. I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Pres. 2, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Class Ring Comm. 2, Jr. Carn. Comm. 3, Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. 3, 4, Block L Sec.-Treas. 3, Basketball Captain 4, Livermore Tournament Champions 3, Student Invest. Comm. 43 Class Assembly 3, Freshman Return Comm. I. DOROTHY HANSEN Class Volleyball I, School Play 4, Jun- ior Carn. Dec. Comm, 3, Senior Fi- nance Comm.4, Freshman Tea Comm. I, Junior Red Cross 3, Glee Club As- sembly 2, 3, Big Sister Comm. 4. ---s ' rw Jil! aft H '22 :rf . ' '-z u , as-f, lit .fl .' 1' .! '- ' , x., . 2 'Gs ,, 1, g ?,,,.A.a . wi K . ,Mfaf 9 I laifwifff 'STIQTI' E 'x .Sify A ' ml., Wf- ofmomoso JULEDA FAVILLA Student Council 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Office 4, Annual Copy Ed. 3, Cake Sale 4, Pub. Ch. School Pla 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Torch Staft 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Library 3, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Soph Hop 2, A.G.S. Service Pt. Ch. 4, A.G.S. Bar- B-Q I, 4, Jr. States. 3, 4, J.S.A. Pres. 4, J.S.A. Sec.-Treas. 3, Assemblies 2, 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Banq. 3, Jr. Carn. Dec. Comm. 3, A.G.S. Assem. I, Sadie Hawkins 4, Freshman Tea I, Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 4, Mother Daughter Banq. I, Annual Dance 3, 4, Bacc. 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Talent Show I, 4, J.S.A. Convention 3, 4, Jr. Carn. 3, Tickets at Games 3. LOREN GARDNER Football 4, School Play 4, Junior Statesmen 4, Block L 4, Sadie Hawkins Assem. 4, Transter trcm Oakland High 4, Football 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Boxing 2, 3, Regals-Grade Club Z, 3, A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, Track 3, Block O, Student Council 3, Student Control 3, Glee Club 4, Assembly Delegate 2, Assembly Planning Comm. 3. EVAGENE GROSSER ' X Secretary A.G.S. 4, Office 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 4, Torch 3, Sadie . Hawkins Play 3, 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, ' . , U Q Baccalaureate 3, Annual Staff 4, Jr. f - 322521 Carn. Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, 9 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, -- Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 3, .R Sr. Ball 3, 4, A.G.S. Publicity 2, Pub- Iicity Editor Annual 3, Fresh. Return 3 Dec.Comm. I, Mother Daughter Banq. Comm. 3, Big Little Sister 3, 4,A.G.S. Assem. I, Pleasanton Exch. Assem. 3, 1 Fresh. Tea I, A.G.S. Service Pt. 3, Jr. , States. 3, Sr. Announcement Comm. 4, Big Sister Barbecue Comm. 4. WILMA GUSTINICH A, Yearbook Editor 4, Yearbook Asst. ig ri ffs. Ed. 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Soph. f- - it ' Ed. 2, c.s.F. 2, 3, 4, c.s.r. Pres. 2, f - C.S.F. Sec. 3, Jr.Statesmen 3,4,J.S,A. Sec. 3, Torch Staff 3, C.S.F. Sweater ,sf l Winner 3, Bacc. 3, 4, Lions Club I , Speaking Contest 3, Student Council av' 2, 3, Jr. Carn. 3, Lions Club Winner 99 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Sr. Photo Comm. 'ev' 4, Annual Dance 3, 4, Delegate Year- ,.. . , book Conference 3, Delegate J.S.A. . Conference 3, 4, Delegate C.S.F. Con- . terence 2, 3, Caps Gowns Comm. 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 'I 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Banq. Dec. Comm. 3. We --r s-.z:' . 'W' 02..- :,.-J- x i 'M :PN a , M. 4 Q 4 gi Qi 2 S. we 5? Wh DONIVON HAILEY S.B. Publicity Ch. 4, Student Council 4, Student Investig. Comm. 4, Red Cross I, A.G.S. Adv. Bd. 4, Annual Pub. Ch. 4, A.G.S. Pub. Ch. 4, A.G.S. Pub. Comm. 3, Cap Gown Comm. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Class Sec. 2, Jr. States. 2, 3, Torch Staff Artist 3, Bad- minton 3, A.G.S. Little Sister Comm. I, Delegate J.S.A. Conference Ama- dor 2, Delegate J.S.A. Hayward Con- ference 2, Sadie Hawkins Play I, 2, 3, 4, Bacc. 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Water Carnival I, Jr. Class Oueen 3, Jr. Carn. Queen 3, Playday Hayward I, Fashion Show 2: Sadie Hawkins Poster Contest 3: First Pri-re Poster Poster Contest Ch. 4, Third Prize Contest 4, Jr. Carn. Ex. Comm. 3, Fresh. Tea I, Jr. Carn. Prize Comm. 3, Big Sister 3, Rodeo Float Comm., Soph. Hop Dec. Comm. 2, Dec. Comm. Fresh. Ret. I, Fresh. Recep. 4, Mother Daughter Bang. Dec. and Clean-up I. 2, Amador Assem. 2, Jr. Assem. 3, Fresh. Assem. I, Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4, Play Mother Daughter Banquet 2. CLAUDE HARTMAN Baseball 3, Block L 3, Tennis 3, Dance Band 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pleasanton Exchange Assembly 3, Jr. Carn. 3, Science Club 4, Senior Assembly 4, Transfer George Washington H.S. 3, Baseball I, 2, Basketball 2, Block G I, 2, Band I, Debate Team I. THOMAS HENRY Ag. I, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Secretary 4, F.F.A. Dance Comm., Track 4, F.F.A. Banquet 2, 3. ALMA HUGHES Girls' Rep. 2, Annual 2, 3, 4, A.G.S. Vice-Pres. 4, School Play I, 4, Jr. Carn. Ex. Comm. 3, C.S.F. I, 2, Stu- dent Council 2, A,G.S. Adv. Bd. 4, Business Mgr. Yearbook 4, Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4, Torch Staff 3, Ottice 4, Masque and Minstrel 2,Dramatic Club 4, Bacc. 3, Jr. States. 3, Mother Daughter Banquet I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Sr, Banquet I, 3, Talent Show I, Sadie Hawkins Assem. I, 2, 4, C.S.F. Vice- Pres. 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team Capt, 3, A. G. S. Prog. Comm. I, Class As- sem. I, 2, 3, 4, Frosh. Return I, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Jr. Carn. Clean-up 3, Snap Ed. 3, Annual Dance 3, 4, Rume mage Sale 2, 4, Exchange Assembly 2, Commencement Usher Chairman 3, BETTY ISERNHAGEN Freshman Tea I, Glee Club 3, 4,Sadie Hawkins Play 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Volleyball I, 2, Jr. Carn. Dec. Comm. 3: Christmas Assembly 4, Tickets at Gate 3, 4. GARY MACIEL Swimming 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, President Junior Statesmen 4, C Bas- ketball 2, B Basketball 3, Student Council 2, 4, Soph. Class Treas. 2, Band I, 2, 3, Jr. Carn. 3, Dance Band 3, Sadie,Hawkins Assembly I, 2, Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, Student Investigat- ing Comm. 4, School Talent Show I, C.S.F. President 2, Science Proiect Club 4. NANCY MCDONALD Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Treas., Swimming 2, Volleyball I, Basketball I, 2, Torch Staff 3, Jun- IDF Carnival 3, Senior Ditch Day Com- mittee4,A.G.S. Dressing Room Chair- man. WALTER MILLER Emblem Chairman 4, Student Council 41 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4- B'35ISetball 2, 3, 4, Junior Carnival Block I- I- Zi 3. 4, Tournament of Champions 3. E e WEZV -Q.-r' ,Wg Q. s- . WP , .z 5 l I x ,ff f are rf X , , 4? V , 443595 f ii ' sf! it ' V V.: H' ' 1 .Q f' A -,K , .1 f ,K ' otball l, 3, 4' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Eagles Award 4, Foresters Award 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Pres. Block L 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. Fresh- man Class l, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. C.S.F. 3, Soph. Boys' Rep. Z, Amer- ican Legion Award I, Boys' State 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Senior King 4, Block L Sec, 2, Dance Band l, 2, 3, Assem- blies I, 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. 3, 4, Jr. Carn. Finance Ch. 3. er.f ' 'l'ii RALPH HOFFMAN Fo , . ..-, , SYLVIA MARLENE HUGHES 4 -- -. Band I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 4, Ottice 4, An- nual Statf 4, Glee Club 4, Jr. States. N' 75 2, 3, Orchestra I, Class Assem. I, 2, 3, 1 'i l . Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2. 3. 3 L ' 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Tennis 2, Jr. Carn. 3, Band Rep. Stu- ' L dent Council 3, Cowgirls 3, 4, Talent f .,,f'w,, , ' Show 2, Jr, Sr. Banq. Dec. Comm. Ch. 'I 3, Jr. Sr. Banq. Prog. 3, Big Sister 3, Band Sec.-Treas. 4, Sr. Ditch Day C-mm. 4, School Assembly 4, Band Festival 2, 3, 4, Exch. Assem. 7: Ieao Year Dance Dec. Comm. 4, Bank ot America Award in Music 4. 4. , vvoNNE LEWIS School Play 4, Sadie Hawkins I, 4, Jr. A Carn. Comm. 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Vol- leyball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Public School Week Prog. 3, Exchange As- sem. Pleasanton 3, Christmas Prog. 4, Sr, Assem. 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance ji Comm. Jr. Sr. Band Comm. 4, Band 5' it ' Glee Club Concert 3,4, Sr.Announce- ment Comm. 4, Bacc. 3, 4, Big Little Sister Barbecue Enter. I, Fresh. Re- cep. 4, Dramatic Club 4, Sadie Haw- kins Costume Priie 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep. I, Football Assem. I, 4, A.G.S. Dressing Room Clean-up l. is 'ii-I a.. f-A ' , ' DONALD MALM -Qs, ,. . at ' . , W' 1 A . 'Y fi Swimming Manager I, 2, Block L 2, Junior Carnival 3, Senior Ditch Day 4, Senior Assembly 4. GERALD McKEE lie if 'V , 4'-3. ,xr I' L . f . A ' CYRIL MOY F.F.A. Reporter 4, Freshman Assem- bly I, Junior Carnival 3, F.F.A. Dance Committee 3. ETHEL MAE MYERS Librarian 45 Basketball 45 Volleyball 3, 45 A.G.S. Dressing Room Asst. 4. MADONNA OLSON Cheerleader 35 Finance Chairman 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. I5 American Legion Award I5 A.G.S. Rep. 25 A.G.S. Ath. Ch. 45 A.G.S. Adv. Bd. 2, 45 Fresh. Tea I5 Fresh. Ret. Dec. Comm. I5 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm. 25 Class Ring Comm. 25 Jr. Carn. Dec. Comm. 35 Carn. Clean-up 35 Jr. Carn. Prile Comm. 35 Annual Staff I, 2, 3, 45 Ch. Annual Dance Comm. 35 Annual Class Ed. I, 2, 35 Annual Rummage Sale 25 Swimming I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Captain I: Swim- ming I, 2, 35 Cowgirls 2, 35 Playday Amador 35 Torch Typing Ed. 35 Assem. Amador 25 Class Assembly I, 35 Soph. Assem. 35 Bacc. 35 School Float 25 Football Rally Comm.35Senior Queen 45 Commencement Comm. 45 Junior Senior Ball Comm. 4. TOM REECE F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Fresh. Assem. I5 Soph. Assem. 25 Dance Band 3. JOHN REHDER Football I, 2, 3, 45 Block L 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Carn. Comm. 35 School Play 45 Ditch Day Comm. 45 Sadie Hawkins Play 45 F.F.A. Treas. 3, 45F.F.A.Dance Comm. 3. MARIE ROGGI Student Council I, 2, 45 Cheerleader 25 S.B. Program Ch.45Bacc.Process.35 Assembly I, 2, 35 Graduation Usher 35Girls' Rep. I5 Freshman Tea Prog. I5 Badminton 35 Jr. Carn. Prog. Ch. 35 Torch Staff 35 Soph. Hop Dec. Comm. 25 Talent Show I5 Annual Staff 3, 45 School Play 45 Jr. Red Cross Rep. 25 Soph. Queen 25 Girls' Basketball I, 2, 35 Swimming I, 2, 35 Girls' Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins Play 2, 45 Football Rally I5 Basketball Captain I5 Fashion Show 25 Sweater tor Outstanding Junior Athlete 35 Mother Daughter Banquet Prog, 2, 35 A.G.S. Basketball Dinner Prog. I5 Freshman Recep. Prog. 2. PAUL SCHULTZ Baseball I5 F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Assembly I5 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Block L 3, 45 Football I5 Senior Ditch Day Comm. 45 Senior Assembly 45 F.F.A Dance Comm. 4. .1 Q 30 ' if , 3 .4 ,wc , . , 514: I A M, sf . 1 '. We-. I 4' v 3'QQff. Zig-4' 4F 's5,,.,'5-.. Q . - 'S ' ,.B'i 4 ir, ...,,,, . I .a i M Mi - ,.,..fe,xs f I 5, 'qu - aa, ' i WV . ' mst, 'Ss' lima' X vw .lr 14 Ja Cv 425 IW Wiliam'- Q r' we 192 f f X Me ff! .J WS ! ,, JACK NICKERSON Band I, 2, 3, 45 School Play 45 Sadie Hawkins Play 35 Jr. Carn. Novelty Booth 35 Freshman Assembly I5 Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. 45 C Basketball I5 Senior Play 4. JAMES PETERSEN Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Dance Bands 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Jr. Carn. 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 Boys' Rep. 35 S B. Vice- Pres. 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Band V-P. I5 Tournament ot Champions 35 C,S.F V.-P. 45 Block L I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Com- mencement Comm. 45 Class Assem- blies I, 2, 3, 45 Pleasanton Exch. As- sem. 35 Student Court 4. RICHARD REGO Basketball 2, 35 Football I, 25 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Sadie Hawkins Play5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Fresh. Assem. I5 Block L I, 2, 3, 4. VELDON RODGERS Pertect Attendance I, 2, 3, 45 Block L 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 25 Basketball 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Band President 45 Jr. Carn. 35 Band Festival I, 2, 3, 45 Band Concert 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Jr. Sr. Ball 45 Ditch Day Comm. 45 Marched at U.C.-Ore- gon Football Game 4. DORLEE SANDERS Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Team I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Captain 25 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Winning Volleyball Team 45 Torch Staff 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Big Little Sister Prog. I5 A.G.S. Assemblies I, 2, 35 Sadie Hawkins Plays 2, 3, 45 Senior Photo Comm. 45 Mother Daughter Banquet I, 35 Jr. Carn, Comm. 35 Jr, Carn. Prog. 35 Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 45 Stu- dent Body Assembliesg Baccalaureate Prog. 4. FERN SCRIBNER Basketball I, 25 Volleyball I, 25 Fresh- man Tea Comm. I5 Junior Carn. Dec. Comm. 35 F.F.A. Dance Dec. Comm. 35 Glee Club 45 Christmas Assembly 45 Big Little Sister Barbecue 3, 45 Tickets at Gate 3, 4. ' JUNE SERPA A.G.S. Advisory Board 3, 4, A.G.S. Prog. Ch. 4, Torch Staff 3, Jr. Carn. 3, A.G.S. Rep. 3, Bacc. Process. 3, Molher Daughfer Banq, Comm. 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Capfain 3, Sadie Hawkins Play Ch. 4, Baskelball l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Class As- semblies I, 2, 3, 4, Fresh. Ref. I, Sr. Dilch Day 4, Cowgirls 4, Freshman Tea I, Foolball Assembly l. HAROLD SMITH Foolball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Assem. 3, Senior Vice-Pres. 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 3, Jr. Carn. 3, F.F.A. Dance Comm. 2, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, F.F.A. Recreafion Chm. 4, Baseball I, Co- Caplain Foofball 4, Sr. Dilch Day 4. A 4. ,dv OTIS SKAGGS AA we,-n E ' X Kid . . ? . if J ,, -- ,.. ,, frvway f . ,fm , , fm Senior Dilch Day Comm 4, Block L 3, 4, Foolball 4, Foofball Mgr, 3, Swim' ming 2, 3, 4, Proieclionisl 2, 3, 4, Junior Carnival 3, Freshman Refurn I, Baseball l. 4. ' , WANDA SMITH 2 uf L As.. .,,. JOAN VAN METER we , . , , yas. A... Transfer from Newark High School, ig, ' ' Newark, Ohio, 4, Finance Ch. G-.A.S. W 3, School Play Publicily Comm., ' Z' , School Play Tickels, Sr. Dilch Day Comm. 4. Junior Carnival 3. RAY VAN TASSEL at I vb! XX Qi, '32 I, DALE WALKER EDWARD WACKERLY 2 an 'A Freshman Refurn I, Band l, 2, Fresh f Assembly I, Soph. Hop Z, Jr Carn. 3, DONALD WALLACE V Fresh Assem l' Jr Assembl 3 Sr . . , . y , , Dilch Day Comm, 4, Sadie Hawkins Day Play 4, Mafh. Maior 4. JAMES YOUNG Swimming I. 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Carnival 3, Track 4. sez-A IN.-V Q l'7 l,3. Q ik . l.,14,... ,V -V . ,. . A? QR , gs i I ann-va. Ur A-x ,G 'K Ah . . sfwx 7 O. flwls xi Jr. Assembly 3. HAROLD WESTERMAN Foofball I, 2, 3, 4, Block L 3, 4, Bas- kefball l, 2, 3, Ag, l, 2, 3, 4, Sfudenl Council 4, F.F.A. Rep. 4, Swimming 3, Junior Carnival 3, F.F.A. Dance Comm. 2, 3, Jr. Assem. 3, Ag. Recre- alion Ch, 3. Transfer from Ken Hi Penna. 2, Sen' ior Class Sec 4 lorch Sfafi 3, Senior Edllor Yearbook 4 G-lee Club 2, 4, Annual Staff 4 Torch Sfafi 3, School 4 olleyball 2 3, 4, Volleyball Capfain 3 Swimming 2, 3, 4, Basket- FFA Queen Cand 2 Ch Fresh. Re- cep 4 Ch Bacc Proc. 3, Commen. Usher 3 Commen Comm. 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4, Jr, Carn. 3, Jr. Carn Prog, 3' Sadie Hawkins Play 4, J.S.A. 3' J.S.A. Sec, 2' Cap Gown Comm. 4, Ch. Sr. Photo Comm. 4, Sr.Announce- menl Comm. 4, Dramafics Club 4, h. Hop Dec. Comm. 2, Jr. Sr. Banquet Dec. Comm. 3, Class Assem. 3, Exch. Assembly 2, A.6.S. Fashion Show 2, Ch. Rummage Sale Publicity SUE ANN ZIMMERMAN Play I, V l E , g ball 2, 3, 42 cowgifis 4, sag safer 3, 4, 5 , My - I ' tiqx , . was Q I . 32 . . 'V . X 'E Sop ,.. 4, Leap Year Dance Dec. Comm. 4, School Assembly 4, Senior Play 4. Here are ihe Seniors in rhe usual places, Where we've been accusforned fo see fheir faces. And if, in some cases, ihe qroupinqs seem sfrange, Remember if's news, when in roufine 'fhere's change. N Su? WW- Wm. .ax f 09's A v .W , ...M I ? 2 A 5 K P' I -A , l l I T l Y You see them here rooting at a basketball game, With a fine loyal spirit that is always the same. 1 The cheer for their players, and call them by name, Ani! root for them loudly when they win the game l l I l l l I. l Il l l 4. l l l l Q?- ' Fh- 52' xy A ww l .l--- .i-, ll V l, l I l l ll l, AU il ,E arf' 49 L-4' 'S-df g -.N.,,,,' li! L.: JB? s 9 I . 6 l Y 0-nv' ww, .-X .-10 ,,.,4f 'T ' -'hc 1 1 Q E O. IT! SS CL R N SE E TH 85 3 cz und room enough, Rolh- .A 7- .- . ..- 4-an mm ,.- 32 23.25 'DI-NU 2 -W o 'lf fu ev .- C.: 505.-0 m,w'o 3 .:: 2 3-D .fever- .:.:: u 0 3... mn: 5715: .L uf:-S U:: o-1 an mv 50:0 Ecru 22M 'Ez vu .E.2 0- :Sc 'uw 421:13 favo +- :I Ll. I E-'F h I I I L. . I , I A I -um Y I - L ag 24,41 X ' I3 I s ' :XS f I fe sl X9 fw.,5.- v' I 1 HAROLD WESTERMAN WALTER MILLER NANCY MQDONALD RALPH HOFFMAN SYLVIA HUGHES DONIVON HAILEY MADONNA OLSON SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG DAREN BAINTER JACK DEAR DONNA SANDERS ELEANOR ALLEN DON CAMPIOTTI JUNE SERPA LOREN GARDNER DICK GREENO 'xx X K N X if 'fi Af 4 ... aff Igffil, 2' Q ZW f MWF! IU My :G 3 1 . ai! f 3 3,1 in '2 ,,.,-fd' If 1' ' A was ,,,f A Xxx xf' wp, , f ,Zia ,V ' 'PM ,, W . V14 GQ? - I 5 f, W 'ix WILMA GUSTINICH 7. DORLEE SANDERS , BETTY SCHWIND 8, JEAN BASSO . JOHN CARRATTI 9, YVONNE LEWIS . ALMA HUGHES I0. EVAGENE GROSSER ,JIM BUTTERFIELD II. DELMAS BUCKLEY , JIM YOUNG IZ. JOAN VAN METER W VELDON RODGERS RICHARD REGO WAYNE and BEVERLEY AVILLA BILL and JOHN REHDER SHIRLEY BETTENCOURT DON WALLACE 23 'EEN 3 v 'S W I .wx I I L G I CLASS OF '53 GIRLS FIRST ROW, lefl Yo righlz K. Ingles, B. Mooney, B. Grisel, B. Lewis, Y. Crea- qer, L. Grieve, M. Fraies, D. Bower, D. Jepsen, J. Benneff, D. McClain. SECOND ROW: P. Scul- lionCJensen M Vaughn, N. Davis, M. Ar- bini, V. Dow, R. McMil- Ien, H. Hindes, R, Ryd- IRD man, N. Inslee. TH ROW: S. Whalen, B, Pier- cy, B. Kent, P. Crapper, C. R'oney, L. Farina, N. Poller, C. Hurley, R. Bub- nar, S. Hudson. FOURTH ROW: G. Roof, B. Thode, B. Dias, S. Kennedy, R. Conkel, M. Irwin, L. Mc- Donald. BOYS FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: G. Campiorfi, M. Beavers, J. Daly, B. Sloan, A. 'Za- vala, B. Brown, G. Kelly, C. Klein, B. Fornaciari, C Howard, R. Hoffman, SEC- OND ROW: B. Weaver, G. Browning, W. Thompson, B. Way, F. Maesfas, A. John- son, R. Butterfield, P. Coro- nado, J. Ravazzini, F. Fal- Ion. THIRD ROW: D. Frales, A. Ludwick, J. Peel, K. Brewer, D. Palmer, C. Wack- erly, D. Briggs, H. Neeley, G. Sfone, R. Mearnber. FOURTH ROW: C. Thomp- son, A. Briggs, D. Smifh, P. Faure, T. Rehcler, D. Ralph 6. Moomau. CLASS OF '54 GIRLS FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: M. Self, A. Gardener, C. Slaiger, C. Lewis, E. Ra- boli, V. Fincher, S. Kellar, J. McKee, J. Fracisco, M. Nissen, I. Williford, R. Viale, SECOND ROW: C. Blair, S. McFarland, D. Hollbrook, T. Hussman, H. Reece, S. Webb, P. Holm, K. Wissler, R. Oli- ver, P. Burns, A. Walsled. THIRD ROW: S. Sampson, M. Grieve, E. Armslronq, Y. Chase, L. Rafal, D. Do- minguez, D. Greeno, C. Marlin, M. Owens, O. Ludwick. FOURTH ROW: G. Risl, C. Campbell, T. Marciel, M. Greeno, R. Horlon, J. Davis. BOYS FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhf H. Coll, R. George, R Slankey, R. Brown, R. Red mond, J. Grisham, J. Wil liams, A. Lehr, R. Henry K. Fraser. SECOND ROW J. Turpin, C. Schuhardl, L Ferrario, B. McLaughlin J. Tunison, D. Bofhwell, L. Gardener, T. Hall, K. An derson. THIRD ROW: A. Gomes, P. Weirner, R. Dias, B. Hager, D. Buffer- field, G. Nevis, F. Bor QESS, D. Rasmussen. FOURTH ROW: C Schultz, R. Rydman, J lsham, M. Wilson, T Michell. pl: I CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: R. Dias, Boys' Represenfalive. SECOND ROW lefl lo ri hf' K Fraser Vice Presidenf' R Oliver Secrefaryg L. Ferrario, Presidenfg P. Burns, Girls' Repre- senlalive. nu in ns, A ...f-H' 'asxw . . XV fi. Z J Q M, xc v v as SIL Qflx ,fl .4 QQ Wx -00 vs fi I sl , Gia x WHS CLASS OFFICERS SEATED, lett to right: M. Bonetti, Secretary, D. Davi son, Girls' Representative, J. Stanley, President, N. Far nam, Vice-President, F. Cerruti, Boys' Representative Club .2 Y K 4-Y wmv' 'uv' in A-'sq 4 CLASS OF '55 GIRLS FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Etheridge, M. Ferrario, D. Hachmann, S. Calhoun, M. Callaghan, N. Farnam, D. Davison, M. Davison, M. Bonetti. SECOND ROW: M. Rodriques, M. Stokes, M. Yanes, M. Wood, G. Escover, G. Fox, A. Ladd, N. Stone, J. Andree, C. Hiqby. THIRD ROW: V. Finck, E. Both- well, B. Zearinq, I. Lam- baren, M. Duncan, C. Walker, G. Butts, B. Theill, L. Mellor, S. Thomas, E. Cernusco. FOURTH ROW: J. Gar- cia, K. Petersen, J. Tay- lor, V. Ross, J. Livermore, E. Bower, A. Brown, M. Keech. FIFTH ROW: M. Daly, P, Hudson, C. Malm, D. Willy, A. Hin- des, M. Mouterot, A. Rehder, M. Rooney, N. Concannon, M. Jones. BOYS FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Pringle, L. Mustain, R. Senft, J. Perry, R. Santos, R. Maestas, J. Rego, G. Wackerly, J. Bledsoe, W. Fereirea, R. Harrower, R. Beavers. SECOND ROW: W. Frates, L. Madsen, N. Buckley, L. Campiotti, P. Butterfield, D. Hifdreth N. Cole, B. Crapper, D. Burr, E, Banuelos, B.Waq- oner. THIRD ROW: R. Dickinson, J. Biasatti, B. Groth, A. Firmes, N. Lonqaker, R. McMillan, M. Short, R. Hansen, J. Whalen, R. Kennedy, F. Potter. FOURTH ROW: J. Stanley, D. Hauser, J. La- courciere, F. Cerruti, B. Hansen, L. Apple, W. Mermilloid, R. Stefanoni O. Hoqsett, S. Marciel. . -. a s -I 4 1 ' :WI , fri - ,f .i1,JfaI'j'1:rxH. 9's'- , -'P NYW , ' -, '-fiZ 1-' ' fn hum '-'W.?.'.-,2,'1'-5 :ng . ip' jhffgaa-d'fv?' ' LJ. -1 .' -1 :J 'IK f 1' .A -I n-. 'Q' N . -. 1 - '.-.12I ' r s mug fl . 1 1 A 1 m .r Uh- - -'M . ,.-2'-HU.. TW-A'-' q'f:-'?1 5gH1'1fx- 'N . . - fi K' ', A .,.w,'.,,.' 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'lf' t' ,Atv s if 76 'have-2-pl, 4. , ,ff fr sf ,,'1:il'f. mi ,Eur . M f' 1' V , . f 4 ' ,r 5 X givi' - r -, ,s - .foe . 4. .f'11..g,5 wwf 1: , 7 ' Vfggi. 'ifestiwfi' s V., .. 'f' -3545. s' , ,,b: Q 5 Q '-'W iz .4 .,,, 1 -'-- gn , W. I M, C . LLOYD HAGEMANN JAMES PETERSEN SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG CAROLYN MARTIN Student Body President Student Body Vice-President Student Body Secretary Cheerleader MADONNA OLSON MARIE ROGGI DONIVON HAILEY ARTHUR CLAWSON Finance Chairman Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Stage Chairman STUDENT COUNCIL All student activities are under the jurisdiction ot the Student Council. This group ot class and organization representatives meets with the principal and taculty advisors every Tuesday at a luncheon meeting presided over by the Student Body Vice-President. This year, to extend student control in school government, all organization presidents and student loody otticers tormed a special committee within the Student Council to investigate misdemeanors and acts ot vandalism committed by students. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, left to right: D. Davison, Freshman class Girls' Representative, P. Burns, Sophomore class Girls' Representa- tive, C. Martin, Cheerleader, R. Hoffman, President Block L , A. Clawson, Sta e Manager, D. Hailey, Publicity Chairman, S. Armstrong, Student Bo'dy Secretary, L. Hagemann, Student Body Presigent, M. Olson, Finance Chairman, C. Clarke, Senior class Girls' Representative, P. Faure, Junior class Boys' Representative, V. Bretz, Senior class Boys' Representative, S. Crist, Reception Chairman, S. Bettencourt, A.G.S. President, W. Gustinich, Editor El Vaquero. STANDING: R. Dias, Sophomore Boys' Representative, G. Maciel, J.S.A. President, J. Peterson, Student Body Vice- President, T. Rehder, Junior class President, H. Westerman, F.F.A. Representative, W. Miller, Emblem Chairman, K. Anderson, C.S.F. President, L. Ferrario, Sophomore class President, J. Stanley, Freshman class President, F. Cer- ruti, Freshman class Boys' Representative, B. Arnold, Senior class President. sifIX'11 l 'xiW!'EWAXK7 '.,. .2515 -6531? 'SM 3244517 if fWza,....u.. 5 , r f W,,,,.-wh' ' iiinlne fe. . r. ,, size ' Making plans for The Sadie Hawkins posler conlesi and dance. SEATED, Some of fhe members of lhe Mofhers-Daughlers Banquel commiflee gel Iefl' lo righf: J. Davis, R. Horfon, C, Clarke, D. Hailey, B. Avilla, E. poinlers on fable selling. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Dias, P. Holm, K. Wissler, Grosser, J. Serpa, J, Favilla, J. Basso. STANDING: D. Sanders, A. Hughes, J. Favilla, S. Armstrong. S. Beffencourl. A.G.S. Presidenl Shirley Bellencourl The swimming commillee chooses partici- The commilfee for lhe Big Sisfers' Barbecue, FIRST ROW, panls for lhe Waler Carnival. Edilh Raboli Ieff fo righf: M. Roggi, E. G-rosser, C. Clarke, J. DePaoli, A displays her diving lechnique. J. Favilla, J.-Serpa. SECOND ROW: S. Armstrong, M. , , , Olson, D. Hailey, S. Bellencourf, A. Hughes, P. Brinlon, N. McDonald. A.6.S. ADVISORY BOARD A.G.S. Presidenl Shirley Bellencourl meefs wifh her Advisory Board, which consisls of, FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righl: J. DePaoli, Big Sisfer Chairman, M Olson, Alhlelic Chairman, D. Hailey, Publicify Chairman, C. Clarke, Goodwill Chairman, M. Davison, Freshman class Represenlafiveg J. Favilla, Service Poinl Chairman, E. Grosser, Secrelaryg S. Bellencourl, Presidenl. SECOND ROW: A. Hughes, Vice-Presidenfg N. McDonald, Dressing Room Chairman, R. Oliver, Sophomore class Representa- liveg D. Hansen, Assislanl Finance Chairman, B. Avilla, Senior Class Represenlaliveg J. Serpa, Proqram Chairman, R. Bubnar, Junior class Represenlaliveg G. Colslon, Co-Alhlelic Chairmang Mrs. Beffy Schwind, Advisor. ABSENT: P. Brinlon, Finance Chairman. 'Pl Him J 91: sf l . LEFT TO RIGHT John Daly Junior Ralph Hoffman and Gary Maciel These are the regular members of lhe stale organization of C.S.F. Seniors John won a C S F swealer Ihis year for four semesfers ol for Ihe spring semesfer They all earned len or more grade poinls regular membership Ralph and Gary qraduahng seniors have won during Ihe fall semesler. C S F Life Memberships and will have Gold Seals on fhelr diplomas FIRST ROW Iefl lo rlghf D Hachmann S. Kennedy, S. Armslronq, E Allen J Sfeil N Poller M Owens SECOND ROW: J. Daly, T. Hall J Pelersen R Hoffman K Anderson, K. Fraser, G. Maciel. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Regular and associale mem- bers of C.S.F. lor the spring semesler. FIRST ROW, lefl Io right I. Lambaren, B. Zearing, S. Kennedy, N. Pofler, M. Davison, N. Farnam, R. McMiIlen, J. Sleil. SECOND ROW: S. Armslrong, E. Allen, M. Ferrario, C. Malm, D. Wil- ly, M. Benelli, M. Owens, D. Hachmann, M. Olson. THIRD ROW: R. McMillen, K. Anderson, J. Daly, J. Pelersen, R. Hoffman, T. Hall, K. Fraser, G. Maciel. Regular and associale mem- bers of C.S.F. during fhe fall sernesfer: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hughes, L. Mc- Donald, S. Armslrong, R. Hoffman, W. Guslinich, J. Daly, M. Beavers, S. Ken- nedy, M. Self, T. Hall, K. Anderson, C. Martin, K. Fraser, P. Burns, G. Maciel, M. Owens. ,iv tariff . Qvwmwamww' JUNIOR STATESMEN This has been a busy year for the Junior Statesmen, those students who are learning the functions of government and the duties ot good citizens. They sent a large delegation to the State Convention at Santa Barbara in October, and in January, with Amador High, were hosts to the Northern Regional Conference held in Livermore. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Favilla, J. Bennett, M. Grieve, C. Staiger, I. Williford, E, Raboli, H. Hindes, M. Nissen, C. Lewis. SECOND ROW: W. Gustinich, G. Root, B. Kent, Corresponding Secretary, B. Thode, A. Walsted, R. Viale, R. Oliver, V. Fincher, V. Dow, C. Martin. THIRD ROW: M. Owens, Secretary, M. Greeno, P. Brinton, D. Jepsen, A. Clawson, Vice-President, J. Peel, Parliarnentariang W. Thompson, 6. Maciel, President, D. Bower, R. McMillen, L. Farina. W ' A A . A A ,, ,, Q l 'JUNIOR neo caoss Q ' Our Junior Red Cross mem- bers deserve much praise Adm for their work this year. rx M, They have been kept busy preparing boxes and mats for the hospitals in this area, and in sending gift boxes to children overseas. ,ue SEATED, left to right, they are: L. Mellor, D. Greeno, Y. Creager, M. Nissen, C. Lewis, L. Rafal, A, Rehder, B. Zearing, M. Greeno, O. Ludwick, J. McKee, B. Pier- cy. STANDING: P. Ethe- ridge, D. Jepsen, D. Bower, Mrs. Bassett, Faculty Ad- visor: J. Fracisco, N. Mc- Donald, I. Willitord, R. Viale, L. McDonald, Presi- dent, V. Fincher. ei BQ TORCH STAFF This is a group ot iuniors who have published the Torch every two weeks during the past year. The paper was mimeographed by the staff under the super- vision of Phil Clarke, and was given gratis to all stu- dents during the noon hour. SEATED, left to right, are: N. Potter, Feature Editorg R. Bubnar, Assistant Editor, J. Daly, Editor: B. Kent, W. Thompson, D. Ralph. STANDING: H. Hindes, B. Thode, B. Dias, 6. Root, T. Rehder, R. Rydman, S. Ken- nedy, Miss Caroline Cook, Advisor: C. Hurley, D. McClain, A. Johnson, P. Clarke. .ff rx , ,swag 43. i f., ft 7 Q . - we J' 'tim' W If e-sii' rtsfeA,prf-oysters' ' 1 ., 'Af' .f gfke' . ' effh . -,,. Cys ,NK ,l'f7 'i 4 ins'- QNJ 3 03- S x ' I ef ' Q GLEE CLUB The Glee Club meets as a regular class every day in the Music Building. ln addition to regular class work, the members have presented several pro- grams for the student body. At Christmas, they entertained the patients at the Veterans Hospital with a program of carols. Members are, FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Scribner, C. Campbell, B. Theill, J. Livermore, C. Rooney, M. Vaughn, C. Blair, J. Davis, L. Farina, N. Farnam, M, Bonetti, G, Escover, T. Hussman. SECOND ROW: B. lsern- hagen, C. Berry, R, Horton, D. Sanders, B. Avilla, N. Potter, S, Hughes, E. Bothwell, S. Zimmerman, A. Hindes, C. Higby, Y. Lewis, S. Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mr. Vierra, Instructor, W. Thompson, G. Stone, L. Gardner, J. Dear, N. Buckley, W. Callesen. THE BAND We are very proufifof our band. ln their gold and white uniforms, the mem- bers present a thrilling sight as they go through their stunts at half time under the lights at night, or march in the rays of the sun in the daytime. We are especially proud of the fine trophies they have won in recogni- tion of outstanding per- formances away trom home. The band members are, FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Hoffman, H. Reece, C. Malm, D. Willy, R. Henry, P. Crapper, M. Greeno, M. Yanes, L. Grieve, A. Claw- son. SECOND ROW: D. Hollbrook, R. Dias, N. Da- vis, D. Ralph, B. Brown, B. Fornaciari, J. Young, F. Cerruti, S. McFarland, R, McMillen, T. Michell, R. Brown, W, Miller, J. Peter- sen. THIRD ROW: R. Har- rower, M. Duncan, M. Self, V, Rodgers, R. Blocker, D, Greeno, R. Rego, O. Lud- wick, K. Anderson, J. Nick- erson, D. Pringle, J. Daly, S. Hughes. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Turpin, B. Lewis, B. Grisel, B. Dias, Head Maioretteg J. Turpin, Drum Maior, G- X N -fe Q ZW! s . , , - T' ,, In c ...W , W. .VV ,,-f,, , 1904 ,wi f ' V. , iw? . w,,,gv15J Q, ' ' ' X ,av 4' .z j Q l 1 . . ivy it XE., 5 .V I. Q, 2 X: . ua .4,fC,Q,,,,1. ,L f. 1 W G fi , E 44 - , ' . ,if-, I 'ta I -Y, ni .4 ., ff Q, I +2 . w A. f- ...sm 4 . - .,,-' .1 ,ff , W, ' r -ff. ' nz Ms' I , ' I ' , x .i A A1 T I as f 1 , 9 'A T I , -,V I W- y N, 9.4-4 , sf . . s o3Af4i NK. ' swf? ,U X!! ,,.4vw,:.,gJ M1 , vb X X, , . , , t. 4 ' 4 , M 'L X kv. it, J. ye. i J ML' ii rf.-..,, iw ,,.-.- . ....-1 4152. 1111 - ., .. ' ...HQ nv.-.-4+ 's-.,J',.J S , , I ,, . -A 'f .Q f M . w e ,. . . M1Z1mw: .s lnzgxalwi X 2 , he . .MH ' , ,WL , , 4, w 'W . pw ,- ,M -- A , g., Q :sf3'ft4f.,e.1 1t -t-- f H .mi si 4551-'w - ' ,. . -wif - V, ,f .. , .-7 -,.- 4iX .?4 It If? .. . V. .'.., - , , ,. ,., ,,- .,-- gig, A v , 5 I , 41 ., M :f...,lq , . 1 1 fa , y w ,.,f-,- - I 'lair-1--, 1 ,vi L, .M ,gg N , , V. 1 . M. ,J , .m,,y4 .4 A iss v ,,yg5,,fl,,t,,, , 4' wil , s-ff s ,wr 4 ,, .,...,f- ky-:A V, qf'l sf. 'X vq 1' :I - ,Y , . K, ., , is ' V N, 1 .hh J 1, . -if v ,,.,, f. 'wi- v W ,, v .- A ' i '9f7eW.fq.,.r Q F,F.A, OFFICERS The business under discussion must be something pleasant, maybe a barbecue. Anyway, it brings smiles to officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Moy, Reporter, T. Henry, Secretary: B. Brockman, President, V. Brett. Vice-President, J. Rehder,Treasurer. F.F.A. TROPH l ES These three beautiful trophies won at the International Livestock Expo- sition at the San Francisco Cow Pal- ace prove that the F.F.A. boys do some hard work and produce prize- winning stock. Shown with trophies are, FIRST ROW, Ielt to right: G. Campiotti, R. Meamber, H. Smith, J. Rehder, B. Brockman, T. Henry, V. Bretz, M. Short, P. Schultz, Mr. Craig, Advisor. SECOND ROW: L. Madsen, B. Groth, R. Holm, D. Fra- tes, J. Butterfield, P. Faure, C. Moy, A. Firmes, A. Gomez. F.F.A. F.F.A. MEMBERS Members of the Agriculture Department who carry on field proiects while attending classes. This department not only trains future farmers, but furnishes many fine athletes, and, this year, has a member as Student Body President, FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Fallon, G. Campiotti, R. George, R. Meamber, S. Marciel, A. Gomez, P. Butterfield, J, Bledsoe, L. Campiotti, L. Madsen. SECOND ROW: D. Rasmussen, H. Smith, F. Burgess, R. Hansen, M. Short, R. Holm, J. Stanley, P. Schultz, D. Butterfield, THIRD ROW: A. Firmes, J. Butlerfield, C. Gleie, G. Navis, H. Westerman, D, Frates, J, Williams, D. Briggs, B. Groth, Mr. Craig, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: A. Briggs, B. Brockman, J. Rehder, L. Haqemann, V. Bret1,W.AvilIa,T. Henry, P. Faure, C. Moy. SW A 5 zu I TIE!! 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' ' ,V .af . . 5 'W ' 1 -511' ' 31.5.-. -- . :. 1 3- 4. f . ' 5, -.35 f' ,., , V- I www - -,W A F. NJA' ' ' - - 1j.q,,1jrxlf I . .. 1, , '.1jfJg,, z..'1::u, .. 1 s fi Aw. Ev 53'-vw 'gig L. s ,A 5 The Freshman Reception, September I4, I95l. The Freshman Return-October I9, l95I. A group of Freshman girls who took part in the Pep Rally on October 26, l95l. FIRST ROW, Iett to right: S. Calhoun, K. Petersen, M. Callaghan, D. Davison, M. Daly. SECOND ROW: M. Ferrario, M. Bonetti, N. Farnum, D. Hachman, M. Davison. Toasting wieners at Big-Little Sisters Barbecue. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Livermore, M. Stokes, B. Kent, M. Davison, B. Thode, N. Shrum, A. Brown, D. Davison, K. Ingles, M. Duncan, M. Callaghan, G. Fox, V. Dow. Supper scene at the Barbecue. During the program at the Barbecue. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Rooney, . 1 , for I dl sf' I. ifliv D' M. Keech, G. Fox, A. Brown, A. Ladd, J. Garcia, C. Malm, D. Davison, M. Yanes, N. Shrum, V. Ross. Cleaning up in the kitchen. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Yanes, J. Garcia, D. Willy, M. Stokes, C. Malm, D. Davison, M. Rooney, M. Keech. Freshman Assembly: Waiting in Line at the Gate -R. Harrower qets roughed-un a bit in a little misunderstanding. Freshman Assembly: W. Mermilliod and G. Butts in Daddy's little Girl. Freshmen who articipated in the Carnival Queen Rally on IO. March 7, l952. FIBRST ROW, lett to right: M. Duncan, J. Livermore, G. Escover, A. Hindes, S. Thomas, M. Yanes, M. Phillips. SECOND ROW: W. Mermilliod, R. Harrower, F. Cerruti, N. Buckley, D. Pringle, D. Willy, C. Malm. FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES I and 2.The Sophomore Hop-Chrisfmas l95I. Music by Jo Dorsa's J. Mize, D. Holbrook, S. McFarland, D. Slanke. Orcheslra. 6. Assembly March 7. The Sophomores fealure lheir queen candidafe, 3. Inlermission al lhe Sophomore Hop. Carolyn Marlin, in a Queen for a Day radio slrif. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Fracisco, R. Brown, M. Self, C. Holland, M.C.g C. Marlin, Oueeng 4. The refreshmenl boolh af fha Sophomore Hop. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Fraser, R. Dias, T. Hall R. Dias, L. Ferrario, T. Hall, Chairman, T. Michell, J. lsham. 7and 8. Sophomore Assembly March Zl. Representing scenes in the 5. The Door Commillee af lhe Soph Hop. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Brown, Creamery after a game. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES The winners, Senior King and Queen, Ralph Hoffman and Madonna Olson. The execulive commiifee of fhe Junior Carnival. Judging by results lhey did a good iob. FIRST ROW, left lo righlz Y. Creager, R. Rvdman, R. Bubnar, N. Pofler, E. Bellencourf. SECOND ROW: W. Brown, J. Daly, T. Rehder, D. Ralph, L. McDonald. During fhe program, Norman Buckley and Marie Roggi presenl a Comedy skil. The Queen Candidales. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Farnam, Freshman: C. Marlin, Sophomore: B. Dias, Junior, M. Olson, Senior. Members of Junior Ski? in Carnival Queen RaIIy, March 7. 6. 7 View of Carnival in fronl of sophomore boolh. Overall view of Carnival. The King and Oueen and fheir courl. FIRST ROW, Ieff lo righl: 3- . . . Timmy Joyce, Mickey Craeger, Toni Winn, Joselle Sloan, Dlxle Moore, Rickey WaH'. SECOND ROW: J. Sfanley an'd N. Farnam, Freshmeng C. Marlin and B. McLaughlin, Sophomores. THIRD ROW: B. Dias and B. Fornaciari, Juniors. FOURTH ROW: R. Hoffman- and M. Olson, Seniors. The School Dance Band furnished music during lhe evening. LEFT 9. TO RIGHT: J. Daly, C. Hartman, W. Brown, K. Fraser, R. Brown. JUNIOR CARNIVAL 'Ni 1 .53 0 . .Z . 659,59 5' L9 W f 3 si ., Q if Q , 5 i 1 if V -V , D , f , .sn sf, wwffwey- X W 4 f A 'f S w sg' W ff ' sv.-mi.: .swzazfaywmwafs N- si Y' wi H fi V as . f . , si NVD X .X I. ' V M7 W . A fri' 5 We ' 3 CWM: Sig .2 gig .F f ' ' 'fl 'I QL fix 't yrwml i ,lil M 1, I Y. x P A, I-W, 'l 1 'ifibf 1 If ,I X , ,L 1 is Y 1 ' rf 1 r fi -2 : I 'JI 1' Y ' wif 1: :5 W Y ' -5.5.1 if 'sf 'zf U u ' .. 'si '12 xii? , P ,gf 2 'I ho' ij! 3 ps- Q , I ., 'N Q -. -i Y Mx .if . 4 if Akin... , - I ' . . ' Ee? W X I i- :af N A f va' - . I Tv- I L . 35 1. h 'Q . i .. 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ACTIVITIES if WN Ar 'z 'es x 'fry I B '1 ,23'i' .Q A 95951 I f . .43 ' ,Q . r,?'q Fluffy, A er sl I -y,- Q I E we 4 1 Q' J' ii ' A ,, , so Q s-ag We were iusf having a quiet eve- ning al home. Ahh-h-h ze blinfzesf' Instead of frankfurfers, I qol pickled pigs feel. II seems as fhough you owe the qoy- ernmenf a lillle mailer of income Iaxes. Oh my goodness, J-Men. So I says to him, 'You can iusf rake your ol' iob'. 'Excuse us if we are infrudin The success of any pla depengs upon the people behind the scenes, and here they are. me 1 rl :QM Bjyw, Aw' ,fy If if 'ff' .fe Q 2 if ww. , - , , . A In W, f ' Q Q, ,55 -rr 2' 2:0 'W -fr Taj r ra f 1 ' iff 'F' jj? if 1 W r I I 'Y fwe ' ' ry V A , , A vt img 8 'Q DRAMATICS YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Preie-ruled December 6 and 7, l95l - Direcled by Miss Caroline Cool CAST OF CHARACTERS P CI A l Alma Hughes I-lendersor . ,, .,... hil arke Penelupe SYCa 'O ? e I Roberta Mcmillerr Tony Kirby . ewaob eurhrse Essle . ., Carolyn Marlin, Yvonne Lewis Boris Kolenlhov , ., ,... Norman Buckley Rheba . ,,Dorofhy Hansen, Marqarel Owens Gay Wellinqlon . , ...., Marie Roqgi, Lidla Farina Paul Sycamore , , . .,,,, , ..,. ,,,, D elmas Buckley Mr. Kirby , . ,. ,..,.. ,, ..,,.,.James Peel Mr, De Pinna , Ray Brown, Richard Meamber Mrs. Kirby . ....... Darlene Hachmann, Eleanor Allen Ed , ,. Waller Thompson, .lack Nickerson Four Men John Rehder, Dick Smith, Donald. ,, .. , ,,,, Bob Harrower, Allen Johnson Bob Sanros, Raynel Maeslas Martin Vanderhof , .. , , , .. Keifh Fraser Olga .,,...... Shirely Armslrong, Virginia Dow Alice ,, ,. , Sue Ann Zimmerman lf no-4 .ev 71, - . . , as Q QQ , f. .ce be .-s we '4i bg 2 ,Q 1 me t N ,... , X ,. A e'1..fteff D fs V., . v. :S ' ' . 1 ir. W 059' it M 1 ' ff .f ti? 52 hmmm. Scene from the banquet during the Junior Statesmen Convention, January 26. LEFT TO RIGHT, around the table: M. Nissen, W. Gustinich, J. Favilla, V. Fincher, H. Hindes, B. Kent, G. Root, V. Dow, B. Thode, C. Staiger. Eleanor Allen and Don Gallagher gave Mrs. Bassett valuable assistance in preparing and serving the dinner for the Trustees. The Foods Il class served the dinner on January 2I, l952, to both boards of trustees. Junior Statesmen Convention Committee: C. Martin, G. Maciel, Chairman, V. Fincher, E. Raboli, J. Bennett, B. Kent, J. Favilla, W. Thompson. The Senior Officers greet the President of the incoming Freshman class at the Freshman Reception: S. Zimmerman, Senior Secretary, B. Arnold, Senior President, J. Stanley, Freshman Presidentg Mrs. Betty Schwind, Senior Advisor. The Christmas Assembly, presented by the Band and Glee Club, Mr. Vierra directing. The Leap Year Dance sponsored by the Yearbook, February 29. Music was furnished by the School Dance Band. The participants in the Lions Club Speaking Contest. Topic: Learn- 7. ing to Live Together. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Conkel, W. Gustinich, K. Faser, D. Bower, M. Owens. Gary 'Maciel and Alma Hughes in, I Want to Be Loved by You, Judy Favilla, Marie Roggi and Ralph Hoffman, with some loyal rooters, in a baseball skit. Sue Ann Zimmerman, Carol Lee Clarke, and Walter Miller in a singing duo, These skits were all part of the Senior participation in the Carnival Queen RaIly on March 7. ' EVENTS AND PEOPLE The Cralfs Class is having a lesson in fooling lealher. 6. Mrs. Schwind gives the Physiology Class a close-up of some ol the working parts. Th F h ' ' ' ' . . . . e res mon Foods Class ls busy malllnq 3 luncheon duh 7.Woodshop. Rydman, Escover, Forniciarr and Hager al the wood The Chernislry Class observes 'rhe preparalion of iodine. lalhes- . , . . . 8. W , I ' ll T th , Miss Barlhe s Typing ll class has a praclice period. Oodshop K em and Ca esen a e llq Saw 5 A 9. General Melals. Srnilh, Brefz, Neely and Schull: are making some A class in radio, Young and Blocker figure oul a knolly problem. car repairs. CLASSROOM SCENES 5 ' L l ,L X .. X 1 1 - u I, 1. 1 '51 ' .'. : .1 . ., A, ' 'vjgfwih ,gg v f'5 .J A ' SQ- ' 1533 1 iw-H. .gl ' V X V? - Ti 3 1. v 4 , HE . M '- QTL' ' .jf 'A : . -'nuff - 0525 .' l f . , f u . 1 . '- Ax ' 1 I I 1,-1' ,. ',',.'g' xg. I .' ' 1. ' n. H 1 fx I1 ..,i ' .1 . -I 1 r'M ',v Y .N 1 l .1 Q1 1 r .fx : W FOOT. ARNOLD, End AVILLA, Halfback BAINTER, Quarterback BRETZ, Fullback GARDNER, Guard GREENO, Guard HOFFMAN, Ouarferback REHDER, Tackle ' ff' 'YU 4 Tx l , , 1.4. .. LEAGUE GAMES SAN RAMON. I4 LIVERMQRE., ,. 7 AMADQR ,. o LIVERMORE.. ...38 C.S.D. . O LlVERMORE... ,,,, 4I V LIBERTY... RI3 LIVERMORE., ..,, I3 if EMERYVILLE , 7 LIVERMORE, ,... 38 '7 1 1 1 1 1 Ralph Hoffman receives Eagles' Foofball Award and Paul Coronado receives The J.V. Award. In lhe group are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Mefller, Hoffman, Coronado, and Masler of Ceremonies Schuhardf. Af fhe Newman game, Wayne Avilla carrylng 'lhe ball. 3 1 1 l 1 ' 'Www few'-7111 . .1 ? nfs-111 3 11 .. . I . , JAZZ K 1 , 1, 1 1' 5 1 ,411 1 ,1 f 1 151' 1 1 415 f1v,,,gfffj ,Q , 1 1g1,11.f , 1 M 1 f, 1 A , 11. x1 , ,W ,1q, 4a , 1 mm .jawfvwf-11 411 1.1 1 ,gif A , ,, 1 1 11-fa 1 A1 1 1 -A41 1 11 , 1 , M 1 3 1 ' if 1 --1 -f 4:31 1, 51 A ' . ..,. ' -mg. 11 '- y f M 1,,.f W 13y.,1.w 511111 V1 1 1 ' 1 ' !',.:Qf '.x1,.. .,,.f:f on :T ' S ' f X 1 ' 1 1 . X , 11 A :N X H: XZ mn 1 J ,f J 52,52 an If V i, ' . 1, 1 1 2 ' . 1 1 1 1 p,1, 2 1 'A 21.1.1 Q 1 T 11'N :N 2 a 1 1 1 f 1 1 ,-if 1 ,1 .1-Q 1 i ff' 1 li 1 1 , if f z fi gil, - , . 11, I .1 , -f: 111 F wgfwixv 111 :1.f1Q1'1f . 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In praclice games lhe Cowboys losl only lo Fairfield, while delealing Pallerson, Newman, and Calaveras. The only loss in league play was an upsel lo San Ramon in lhe opening league game. They lhen wenl on lo win all The olher games loy a wide margin, excepl lhe Liberly game in which 'rhe highly favored Lions were held lo a I3-I3 lie. Figuring oul a lillle slralegy. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bainler, Brelz, Bullerfield, Smilh, Coach Melller. Al lhe Pleasanlon game, Dick Ralph carrying lhe ball. l BUTTERFIELD, Guard T CAMPIOTTI, End CERNUSCO, Tackle DEAR, Cenfer ivf-NVQ at SKAGGS, Tackle SMITH, Halfback BLOCKER, End WESTERMAN, End. We re- gref fhal because of Har- old's illness, we were un- able to have his piclure for this space. 1' V SK .. .. .NN 'Q 3 V3 'W' M V ' .i....a in--il T was in em, ivy' LQ! we e 1 fx sw- . f 1 ,Y L fi ,A .. X I ' N .. ff is , 4 f h p, s. vw-rw, Q, JR. VARSITY I, Q T C. Mc y Mu il 5. . .s X-,gy , . FIRST Row, :eff lo 'T' - W f T it A riqhf: D. Bullerfield, Marciel, Michell, Schu- hardf, Dias, Muslain, Coronado, Peel, Holm. , SECOND ROW: Beav- V ers, Manager, Maesfas, 'T Sanlos, lsham, Slanley, Campiolfi, P. Buffer- field, Whalen, Mr. Traf- 'lon, Coach. THIRD ROW: D. Smilh, Mc- Millen, Slefanoni, Fer- rario, Anderson, Firmes, Rasmussen, Longacre, Borgess. rr W , . 1 , ri 1 sl TT T N IT T' wg A TEAM FlRST ROW, left fo right: W. Escover, V. Rodgers, D. Bainfer, M, Maniz, R. Hoffman, ' J. Petersen. SECOND ROW: D. Greeno, MgIr.g T. Michell, T. Rehder, L. Hagemann, W. Miller, D, Ralp ,Coach Winn, li ll i ll BA KETBALL fl S i Bofh rhe Varsify and fhe B 'reams finished fhe season in very good form. The Varsify won fhe Easf Bay Counfies Alhleric League while l fhe B ream placed second in ifs division. Bofh reams ser new high scoring league records. Waller Miller and Tom Rehder were in ii 4. il rr second and fhird place respecfively in fhe league scoring. Larry il lvlusfain and Louis Ferrario were 'rhe B feam's Top scorers. lvlonre if Maniz made The highesl percenlage of free Throws during regular 1 playin eifher A or B games. i . . l In The following scores, The Livermore score is lasl: I 1 T During fhe C.S.D. game fhe Varsify players Talk over long disfance fo Harold Wesferman, a polio pafienf af Highland Hospital. The game was a benefif for the March of Dimes. I 'X 17 '-'Q' HQE1 -'- QS ,4liL1!' T ROW, lefl to right: 8. Slefanoni, R. Maesfas, J. Slanley. T. Hall, R. Dias, SECOND ROW: Coach Traflon, J. Whalen, B. Sloan, L. Ferrario, L. Muslain, G. Kellv. BASKETBALL SCORES C.S.D. . Emeryville San Ramon Amador Liberly C.S.D. Emeryville Amador San Ramon Llberly . SENIOR PLAYERS BAINTER, Forwa RODGERS, Forw HAGEMANN, G W I N .: X' Q. in ,. T , ,l ' ' Y YA L --I-It 'I I 5, INN ' .3 E- V ,572 or ggiagy 5,4 Q .,,,,,Ag,4Z2iJ - 'lit K ,Q . ' '1 - P- ... -- -v ' , W , - -A -f-ru me V ,,,, ..- BJ , VO? 'M . mfg . , ,, . if VI MLW 7 M ' . 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RIGHT: Mermllliod, Peel, McLaughlin, Skaggs, Clarke, Moniz. - t 1 I' ' sa- .R ur 4 , ,, 0. glxb yy. he 'file 2 . as , '1 1 G1 I 5 V ' iii! X ' .2 . X- .iw f A 151 4 wi.: ' Vg' 'g y ' 4 - C we 21, nl 5 R F 2 ,' Ziff ,fj 'T' 3 ef lf, . f I .E 13 F I fl . I A 1 lf . aff ff:-' .. ,. 7. .' , I PAUL SCHULTZ Oufslanding Swimmer GARY MACIEL Oulsfanding Swimmer 'ASN v Win, if? Nw. New Q55 gd. up 1 'N-Lei B SWIMMING TEAM A SWIMMING TEAM FIRST ROW, left Io righlz H. Coll, R. Beavers, M. Beavers, J. Rego, FIRST ROW, lefl Io righlz P. Clarke, G. Marciel, P. Schullz, M. Maniz, R Maher, SECOND ROW: W, Thompson, D. Pringle, R. Hansen, J, W. Mermilliocl, Bob Henry, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Ben Snyder, Coach, SIGHIBY. B' CFGPPGF. L- BUVFOW. Mgr. B. McLaughlin, J. Peel, B. Way, O. Skaggs, M. Wilson, Mgr. 48 1 L1 K AW I i 1? -wma. ! V ,fqvzm Hoffman at Bat . . . always dependable in the Out at Home plate! Watch Ralph and Smith lg, , clinch. next year. my U , Y .J 1 c. - ,Y ,f A 1. V, L ,' V ' Ziggy U 5, .Q , at .4 'L , 2. yf f , 3 5 ,We Q75 '51 -f er- fr 22 ' ' ,flu Zvfyw gi , ' soPHoMorze AND FRESHMEN , FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Lehr, Mgr., B. Hager, R. Kennedy, B. Stefanoni, R. Dias, B. Santos, R. i f Maesfas, K. Fraser. SECOND ROW: C. Schultz, J. Grisham, D. Dickinson, R, Rydman, T. Mitchell, 4 - u ,N P L. Muslain, L. Gardner, R. Mfmiuen. S A 1 4 . .... sermons AND JuNloRs Q-as J, S ,,,i,,, W .... 4 Q ., ., 4, as r :.,f.::wt X'-Q. K N l FlRST ROW, left to right: A. Lehr, Mgr., D. Amerine, pitcher, V. Rodgers, third base, P. Coronado, A A J ' WALT MILLER pitcher, D. Bainter, second baseg F. Maestas, shortstop, J. Daly, right field. SECOND ROW: R. Ralph, DICK AMERINE Senior Pitcher catcher, L. Haqemann, outfield, T. Rehder, outfield, D. Smith, first base, W. Miller, outfield, pitcher, R. Spike's Star Pitcher and he's really good Hoffman, shortstop, Spike Hunter, Coach. he's qoing places ,uf X f,:.,N:.,.,. I A ,. as sw .flea an if 1 .YS WMF BM an BLOCK L ,E ftvtembers for two years or lessl ' Boys are eligible for membership in Block L when they have won a letter in a maior sport. Many of these boys are : sophomores and will be active in sports for two more years. The members of this group are, FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Dias, B. McLaughlin, F. Maestas, W. Sloan, G. Kelly, L. Gardner, D. Campiotti, M, Beavers, R. Smith, R. Holm. l SECOND ROW: R, Fornaciari, J. Daly, R. Arnold, P. Faure, J, Rehder, V. Bretz, W. Avilla, V. Rodgers, C. Hartman, O. Skaggs. THIRD ROW: R. Henry, P. Schult1, J. Cernusco, B. Way, M. Wilson, L. Ferrario, W, Thompson, T. Michell, B. Redmond, K. Fraser. BLOCK L L .qi 'l li l l l ,l l L BLOCK L OFFICERS The Block L officers are: John Daly, Secretary, whose athletic interest is baseball, Dick Ralph, Vice-Presi- dent, who plays football, basketball, and baseball, l and Ralph Hoffman, who also plays football bas- 'l ketball, and baseball. This year, Ralph woln the ii Eagles and the Foresters awards for the outstanding l football player. l l i Ze' . Q ,ff z 776.665 mf ,Y 3 BLOCK L ftvtembers for three and four yearsl These boys have been active in sports all through their high school career. They have been winning blocks for three or more years and 'l many of them in two or three sports. All but two of this group are sen- lors, They are, FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Clarke, H. Smith, J, Butter- field, L. Hagemann, J. Petersen, T. Rehder. SECOND ROW: R. Ame- rine, R. Ralph, R. Greeno, W. Mil- ler, R. Rego, D. Bainter, G. Nlaciel, R. Hoffman. On this page appear those students who have received recognition this year in scholarship, in athletics, by special awards, or for outstanding service l. Gary Maciel received the Bank of America Award forthe outstanding student. 2. Shirley Armstrong won the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award given each year to a senior girl. 3. Veldon Rodgers finished his four years of high school with a perfect attendance record. 4. These students were the faculty selections for Bank ot America in special fields: R. Hoffman, English, S. Hughes, Music, G. Maciel, Mathematics, science and foreign language, B. Brockman, agriculture. lnot in picturel, 5. Kent Anderson won first prize with his essay on America ls Everybody's Business. The contest was sponsored by the V.F.W. Auxiliary. Keith Fraser won first place in the local Lions Club Speaking Contest. The topic this year was Learning to Live Together. Keith was also selected as the Livermore High School cand date to compete for the l952 California Odd Fellows Pilgrimage to the United Nations meeting in New York. 6. Dick Ralph and Ruth Rydman were chosen by the faculty as representatives to Boys' State and Girls' State respectively, 7. Ralph Hoffman received the Foresters and Eagles Awards for the outstanding Varsity football player. Paul Coronado received the Eagles award for honorary J.V. football captain, B. Martha Bland deserves special commendation for the many extra hours she has spent working as head librarian, rendering service far beyond what was expected of her. Martha also helped for long hours in the kitchen during the football season, anld the Yearbook Staff wishes to express special acknowledgement of her services. '7. No reason is needed for including Bernice Carr. Any page of honorable mention would not be complete without the name of the one who is called upon for assistance at every hour of the day. We know that we speak for all the students and faculty when we say: Thank you, Bernice. HON RABLE MENTION Q A QINQ I . ' Q .,. rm l .- 'ff , url .I I. ww 'fi Q .. 1 ggi T t v' x li ll HOT SHOTS -SENIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Serpa, E. Allen, M. Olson, Captain J. Basso, D. Hailey. SECOND ROW: E. Myers, M. Bland, D. Sanders S. Armstrong, S. Hughes. THE RUFFIANS -JUNIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Ingles, L. Grieve, Y. Creager, E. Betten court, Captain, D. Turgin, R. Bubnar. SECOND ROW: L. McDonald D. Bower, C. arrett, B. Dias, M. Vaughn, C. Jensen. THE TROTTERS -SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Walsted, M. Owens, M. Grieve, E. Raboli, S. McFarland, Captain, D. Holbrook, C. Campbell, I. Willi ford, C. Lewis, P. Burns. SECOND ROW: J. McKee, J. Fracisco, V. Fincher, G. Rist, O. Ludwick, R. Oliver, M. Greeno, J. Tomlinson, M. Nissen, R. Viale. I mf! Z W' i 4 ' 2 is NAMELESS WONDERS -SENIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Y. Lewis, S, Zimmerman, S. Crist, Captain' J. Favilla J. DePaoll, M. Roggi. SECOND ROW: E. Grosser, Al Hughes, B. Avilla, M. Aflague, S. Bettencourt, W. Gustinich. THE SPARTANS -JUNIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: H. De Rosa, M. Irwin, B. Grisel, Captain, B. Lewis, C. Rooney. SECOND ROW: V. Dow, N. lnslee, B. Kent, N. Potter, S. Kennedy, R. Rydman. THE BUCCATEERSU-SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Martin, R. Horton, J. Davis, C. Blair, Captain, J. Armstrong, M. Self, Y. Chase, A. Gardner. SECOND ROW: T. Hussman, H. Reece, E. Armstrong, S. Kellar, K. Wissler, P. Holm, K. Bianchi, S. Webb. THE SHARPSHOOTERSH-FRESHMEN THE BASKET BUGS -FRESHMEN FIRST Row, len to right: M. Callaghan, M. sie-keg, A. Ladd, s. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Phillips, E. Bower, B. Zearing, G. Escover Thomas, N. Farnham, Captain, B. Thiel, I. Lambaren, M. Daly, D. M. Bonetti, Captain, P. Hudson, S. Calhoun, M. Yanes, G. Butts. SEC- Davison, M. Wood. SECOND ROW: P. Etheridge, M. Mourtrerot, J. OND ROW: L. Mellor, D. Willy, M. Davison, IM. Ferarrio, M. Keech Garcia, A. Rehder, E. Cernusco, N. Concannon, D. Hachman, C. C. Malm, M. Rooney, V. Finck, M. Duncan. Walker, J. Livermore. ,, ,, V A , it PG 0mno,h - 1 I' :V 'T , A 5 mfs, ' ,.ff M If fiwmooe-. 1 2 A 2 ? f E I 1 f A . . cv 1 ,l 4 L I KJV I, ,ef 92,2 .fn A I A eoe- lDmmWrl RWM QVJW e rl , i , Y Y V 'T . A ,,. , :egg ,A ti -N I -QMJIQQV Ah 111, V -. R 'X 2 ff H 5. 4 4 . if A A I- is I ,. . 'df . Lfih ' Ms. S5 ,A 43 asf ef . Q 4,1 :yr ff' 6 . O .. 5 ,Q S ' . f . i' mf. A 3 3 S Spf 'N . .QM .- Rx 'Y WZ?-.by fr is 'MOG' 1 ala? . 'A'-SW' 'N F' A .fgqwfswf ,kd k , ,'yYtfff, M 4 Nfj. ,, 'ff , .. f K M ff 1 Af' W 'QQ we ex- ' ix , A A 'Q 5, xr Q THE COWGIRLS, A TEAM THE COWGIRLS, B TEAM FIRST ROW, left fo righf: B. Grisel, M. Olson, M. Roggi, Captain, FIRST ROW, left lo righl: S. Zimmerman, D. Sanders, J. Serpa, Cap- S. Kennedy, R. Rydman. SECOND ROW: B. Dias, S. Crist, S. Hughes, fam, B. Avilla, M. Grieve. SECOND ROW: K. Wissler, E. Beffencourl, M. Aflague, S. Beffencourl, S. McFarland. M. Irwin, C. Jensen, R. Oliver. GIRLS' SPORTS Taking a few minutes rest ouf of the wafer: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Zim- merman, S. Webb, Y, Lewis, P. Burns, E. Raboli, C. Jensen, N, Farnam, PING-PONG S. Hughes. VOLLEYBALL 4 .. ,ff ' wr 'Fr ,ey SWIMMING CLASSES The Score Keepers. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Aflague, WARMING UP EXERCISES C. Clarke, R. Bubnar, M. Bland, L. Rafal. ,M , ,asf g a,?x. R . Sli K. 1, 39 , Z s 4 i s www fa ' Y-. if QSM... Q.. I I ' ,mf 1 rw lj 1 1? Mix K ,ay ,,.s.., my I Z sr... l .M .T ,,, 1111. 5 zzzzxi . le W ' sd 1 we is in ai T nw if 'xi fi s A- w. ll'iQ5YZP Q 7 'l a QQ 75' s ci 1 A was ,fi , 4 we, -J , Time and was held in The new gymnasium. The Theme was Aloha and The music was furnished by Tommy PraTI's orchesTra. Each spring The A.G.S. sponsors a water balleT which is held af nighT aT The swimming pool. This view of a balleT number shows The winning Juniors. The Junior-Senior BanqueT was held in The Velerans' Memorial Building and was well-aftended. Through The efforTs of PaT Brinion and her cornmiTIee everyone enioyed a fine dinner, and a gocd program followed by dancing. A scene from The relay race which was won by The Freshmen, who were also overall winners of The enTire waTer ballef. Q if it il new ii T Ig . .. Ja. K ,lg if. .4 K . A :xiii gigifiig. Y Dial . uddlu fm as-r,:,Was,w.i'o1f k N I 'T if Iii 5' :Mi . if I. Fach year The American Legion presenTs an award To The ouTsTand- ing Freshman boy and girl. The winners for l95I were KeiTh Fraser and MargareT Owens. 7 Zand 3. The confesianls in The annual Lions Club Speaking ConTesT I for l9SI were, lefl To riqhT: W, Gusiinich, F. Favilla, R, McMillen, and P. BrnnTon. The subi CT was The American Vofers' Responsi- 8. biliTy, and Wilma Gush ,ch placed TirsT in The local club conTesT. 4, The annual F.F.A. dance if. is held in The Music Building wiTh iuke box music. 9. 5, The Mothers-Daughiers Banged was held in The VeTerans' Memorial Building. A delicious dinner was served To The girls and Their IO mofhers and aiferwards an :nTerTaininq program was presenfed. 6, The Junior-Senior Ball was given as a combined affair for The firsl l95l Graduafion was held for The firsT Time in The new gymnasium. Dick Schaeffer is speaking. The subiecT: The American Way oi Life. SPRING ACTIVITIES 5 I s 5 i M f he . ,I ,ar I tm ' --1 Q A eve-, as . , f , 175 L Y , X 5 ' ylgkl-Q ' T - ' I .l ren., .f-L ie? 1 fl ' ' i '1 flliyl 'A r W iz, :ig 1, L Q, ,.g 55'i',,V I . 5? - - . cl 'iv lf'fa'l i l . :-T . .1 ., 4 r I f' g+: .fIf'l'li. . ' .af 1 , , I ' iff' Q X A l A I f Hr -I my m '43, 5 5 V k M.-4-sw r . , . , 3 Q , iw ' li I E 1 l I a-.. r ln every aclivily which fakes place before lhe public, fhere are many people who never appear on 'lhe scene, buf who keep lhings moving smoolhly. We should like Io presenl here a few of lhe people who have worked quielly behind lhe scenes this year. I. The Librarians. FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhf: E. Myers, Y. Creager, R. Bubnar, M. Irwin, C. Clarke. SECOND ROW: M. Bland, Head Librariang W. Smith, M. Aflague, P. Elheridge, M. Keech, D. Burr. 2. These boys worked al lhe gale and lickel boolhs and saw very few games. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Clarke, D. Walker, D. Burr, J. Caralli. 3. The Slage Crew. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Buhlerfield, D. Gallagher, A. Clawson, Slage Manager, D. Bainler. 4. The Proieclor Operalors. FIRST ROW, lefl fo riqhl: M. Beavers, R. Harrower, A. Ludwick, N. Buckley. SECOND ROW: F. Maeslas, B. Henry, M. Wilson, A. Lehr, J. Daly. S. Keith Fraser and Bob Henry served as sfaff pholographers for lhe yearbook and did a very good iob. 6. Don Campiolli and Don Gallagher provided delivery service for lhe Year- book Concession during the foolball season. 7. Annabelh Rehder and Joan Van Meler managed the candy sales for The A.G.S. during fhe pas? year. 8. Phil Clarke gave most generously of his lime all year, puffing oul all copies of lhe Torch, and running off all other mir-neographed materials. 9. Public Address Syslem Operalors. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Senfl, K. Fraser, K. Anderson, T. Michell, D, Buckley, Chief Operalor. l0. Publicity Comrnihee for You Can'1 Take If Wilh You. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Van Mger, P, Brinlon, C. Carke, D. Campiofli, B. Kenl, J. Favilla. SEATED: Miss ook. BEHIND THE SCENES IN MEMORIAM EDWARD JANSEN L.U.l-l.S. IQ48 A good sfudenl. an oufslanding alhlele, a spendid cilizen paid lhe supreme sacrifice in Korea on No- vember 26, I95l. His glory is The schools gloryg his spiril lives on here and is a parl of lhe very Jrexlure of 'rhe spiril and Jrradifions of Jrhis, HIS SCHQOL, OUR SCHCQL. As we go To press, EL VAQUERO noles wilh pro- found sorrow The passing ol a fellow schoolmaie and oulslanding sludenf, Kenl Anderson. ACKNOWLEDGEM ENTS Lederer, Slrreelr and Zeus, Inc, s,ss,s Prinling S. K. Smijrh Cow s...s.,.s.s .,s.s,.ssss.s. E , sw -Covers California Aff and Engraving Co .,sssss,ssss, Engraving Hal Mafson Sfudio ssssss ss.ssss.s, E E E Piclures Ellioil DOpl4iF1g H ,,,, ,s.. ..Y,,. P i Clureg Mr. Roberl Ozias ssss s...s.. A dvice and Suggegliong Mr. Earle Evans .s,s .....s.. A dvice and Sugge-gfiang 4 5- .U Q: fi If M gf W Q fffx WE ww 5 J ,Q Q PM M f9 41? 5 Ex X31 ko x-M E5 gb QW U? wx Q1 E 5 X W M B Qi 717 i V MG . xx ff Q KT? QU? 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