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

Page 13 text:

, ,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 . '. ' ,'.

Page 12 text:

, 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' .

Page 14 text:

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