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

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DEDICATIGN... During the past three years the class of '54 has had many ups and downs but has always succeeded in coming out on top. Surely this would have been irnipossible Without the guidance and sympathetic understanding of our advisor, Mr. Edwin Bundstrorn. To you, Mr. Rundstrom, we, the El Vaquero staff and the Senior Class dedicate this book. Thisdedication is not just mere Words but comes from the heart with affection and admiration, and a great deal of gratitude for your untiring efforts. Carol Campbell

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EL VAQUERO RECCRDINGS 1954 EL VAQUERO RECORDINGS W f f 4 'H ' THE scuool ws low 5 , we f '1d A' Y . A.,, gs GQ , U .,gP ,x A QS xl xl ' Qwf Published by the Associated Students Livermore Ioint Union H' 1 g h S c h o o 1 Livermore. California

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,sim Wwfeff Q '--.D 1, FCDREWCDRD.. Have you ever stopped to think that a yearbook is really an album of school events? With this thought in mind, the staff decided to place the happenings of the year in the form of an album of records with music as the theme. The division pages are covered by jackets, open in the centereejust like record albums-to show the division titles. Upon opening the jacket we find pictures and a song title representing the division in the shape of a record. Our cover carries out the same music theme. We have endeavored to record all happenings of this past year, and to make the book representative of all students. Our new building, classrooms, and equipment are also shown here. The editor is grateful to the staff, the assistants, and to the advisor, Mrs. Trudeau, for their fine cooperation and assistance in raising money to finance the book and in preparing the materials for its production. She wishes also to thank all classes and organizations for their financial assistance. Margaret Cwens Editor