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

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dministration LEFT to RIGHT: C. Graham Nissen, Chester H. Nelson, Raymond Gurney, Elwyn J. Mulqueeney, Nevin McCormick, Ralph T. Wattenburger--Principal, Superintendent. M x Edwin Rundstrom, A.B. University of Californiag Director of Guidance. TT! 32 8 'X f 'AVV V Qi , gay - X' 4 ff' Herman Mettler, B.S. Santa Clara Universityg Vice -Principal, Dean of Boys. Marie Barthe, A.B. University of Californiag Dean of Girlsg Student Council. f N

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I In addition, Livermore's healthful climate has en- couraged the establishment of two institutions for the cure of tuberculosis. One of the West's foremost mental hospitals is also located here. For forty years Livermore's World's Fastest Rodeo has annually drawn spectators from all over the United States. The first school was initiated here in 1866 with thirteen pupilsg today the combined enrollment ex- ceeds 3,000. Livermore High is rapidly expanding to adjust to the needs of a growing community, with three new buildings constructed this year, Extensive research in nuclear physics by Sandia Cor- poration, General Electric, and the University of California Radiation Laboratory has contributed notably to the growth of Livermore Valley. Prom- inent scientists and numerous other employees, aided by fabulous new equipment, labor here in atomic research to provide for a richer and more secure tomorrow. The Livermore Valley may well indeed boast a colorful past, yet it promises an even brighter future. Today, it is the prosperous center of scientific research, culture, and a variety of in- dustries --wineries, agriculture, gravel mining--as well as construction to accomodate the continuous increase in population. It is to the unending prog- ress and development of this area that the 1958 EL VAQUERO is dedicated. 3

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Jack Snodgrass, M.A. San Jose State, Sci- ence, Photography. Thelma Rundstrom , A.B. University of California, Library. Ethel Griffin, M.A. University of California, English II. Kenneth Teberg, B.S. I-lumbolt State, Science, Visual Aids. Elizabeth Fletcher, R.N. St. Francis Hospital, Nurse, Phi Kappa Health Club. Lee Williford, A.B. San Francisco State, Boys' P. E., Basketball, Block L . Alice Klus, B.S. Ottawa University, Mathematics, Class of '58. John Satterthwaite, B.A. I-lumbolt State, History, Class of '59, 5 Faculty 1- ,,. -1 Clarence Crew, B.A. St. Mary, Drivers' Training, Baseball, J. V. Basketball. Don Couch, B.S. Kent State, Ohio, Boys' P. E., Swimming. Gordan Mallory, M.M.E. North Western, Music, Band. ,,.., fr 1- -.oe v nk 1 . 'Q 'ff S Joyce Werner, B.S. University of Minne- sota, Home Economics. I . Jack Lee, M.A. University of California, Class of '58 fconsultantj, Public Relations, Sr. Probs. T - -A,,,,,,U,9 Y iv 1' gr '...1, 2,5 ,. 1 ' r- .4- -. 16452,-Q, xy' 'a,,,f ,,' . gf, M y -2 A ' .wwf P ' if A 1' 11.5.15 , , ,.. V 54 ff' ' X f -A fi Lf X . fa' , L-' f' Ig , 3, ., SCP' ' L. 4325? k:fgXx 1---'M Sara B. Wilson, M.S. University of New Mexico, Girls' P. E., GAA. 1 . Marlene Corn, B.A. University of New Mexico, Girls' P. E., GAA. Ora Moore, M.A. Central Missouri State, Metalshop, Sound Crew.