Livermore High School - El Vaquero Yearbook (Livermore, CA)
- Class of 1961
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' I , ,K ' A .-A V 1 . J VV VJ, 5 4, 1 , iq., l ff H .,. ,- is V . ' X' v A' .' . . , . ,, 5. , K, W Y' 1' ' iiify. - -D' f 1 4' F W ' ' . . , , g fWp3'f xi'Q O2 'S W XWQXS , Q' ' gg ww M - Q cc Q shgfk Dx l Ee5iQ W2 xii Q ggi- bi-I 32 F . ' I fr im Xi S K3 GX ff A 2 E iff HIGH SCHOOL THE Ll VERM ORE 1961 VAQUERO CONTENTS Dedication . . 2 Administration . . 5-6 Faculty ...... '7-14 Student Body . 15-18 Undergraduates .... 21-40 Seniors ..... 41-'72 Organizations. '73-92 Activities . . 93-100 Sports ..... 101-126 Editor's Page . . . 128 Advertising . 129-136 it f F rf. l ,r t fi if' J jx V at V it gf X J fn -1 1 Q, pf! l fi' In if 1 .p ' 1 JZ? If v 7 V 1 , f, . ,N , , K7 ,- , f A442 ' ' L l ? . y I V 6' .447 I I I 7.4 I 'X1 elf' ,f 6:4 Ax V' , 'I 'V Life is full of many unsung heroes, and the yearbook staff of 1961 feels that Mr. Leon Williford is one of them. Filling a vital role here at Livermore High School is a teacher known to all of us. We are all aware of his invaluable contributions to our school life. Born in San Antonio, Texas, Coach Lee Williford moved here with his familyfrom Dunsmuir nine years ago to teach and coach at Livermore High. Since then, through his perseverence and dedica- tion, he has become one of our best-liked teachers. In addition to his outstanding abilities as a math teacher, he is, in our opinion, one of the best basketball coaches in the area. Coach Williford has led our basketball teams to victory for nine years, five of those years we won the District Champion- ship, and this year we played in the Tournament of Champions. J Q N To you, Mr. Willifor , as a teacher, a coach, and a man, we ti dicate this yearbook. Nl Z' F V , ' 'NV' - J 'L 1WlxfnfiVf'fL M' f it Q ff fxt, ' A I' X s-, i AA Qi. rj CJ, if N r A lliflgf. A 'L t- ,-gf ' ali it f A ' fx it I Vit - ' i ' .xf L 5 N ,. L! ' , '-fl if' MA, el? F N X a , ,Al K., I 1 XJ, I r A ff, I W 11 K V J' t .1 av A.. Y up WL 'ff Lf! LA' J ,, ' J ' A f L ,Xu A 'iff M MLN 2 if . 'jvi' X' 0 '. K .M . 'lm' JN , ' 5 Lil ll lsfk 31 I- 'V 1Yr,,f', A V' x Y ly! .t !U34f,2,f Jah if 4 s ,Z :Kyiv 2 ' Q.. gl few, f H -- .M . , r I f ,Ji .-nr n . S I X Q M.. 2.g'Z'2.,,e- Q 3. 'ig-'13, 1 U fin. 2:7 ADIVII I TRATIO . Jamal, f ib N .-. V K- ,, iff 'W 4' , ve, pf 41-qv 5 ,z f :X vw T , ' X 5' HVERMORE JOINT UNION HIGH SCHCDOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Graham C. Nissen President Elm er Shabert Clerk Dr. Jacob Benveniste Trustee Dr. Raymond Gurney Trustee DISTRICT SUPEHNTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Trustee Much is being said about the need for greater 2 emphasis in modern education on mathematics and science. That is all well and good. Too little is being said about the role of modern education in Q, - the development of moral and ethical values. This I 11 - could become a national calamity, because the world is looking to us for democratic leadership. Nl! fr , r Our schools must play a major role in the develop- ment of that leadership. One ofthe most essential characteristics for demo- cratic leadership is honesty. It is the basic moral virtue. It is, also, the best asset for success that any boy or girl can have. MW! Ralph T. Wattenburger District Superintendent Siu EDWIN C. I RUNDSTROM PRINCIPAL . I, ,.?,,,.,,,,....--A . W ,- f, V 3' ,LL It if JACK P. LEE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT AND DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE ,I III 17 -ff' fm I ...QL-1 A MARIE A. BARTHE DEAN OF GIRLS AND DIRECTOR OF ATTENDANCE fn 1 X I T W' ' f- A ,ha Tv 0 Q 'wi r X-gm. x ' '--' ' . 52 ., . Evangeline Damon Ray Fish Administrative Assistant .INF CFHCE at . X 8 r STAFF 'ln is iw, 'swf 'Vik z, f if Helen Woodward June Estes A 1'- pv-A I 1 H Clare Schutte Lou Peters BUS DRIVERS 8g CUSTODIANS x t 'gf up f ax I Q I . tx i ' x . q i Y .X V, u v I KT . Q ' Y , W 4 V L in , ? ' 741 FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Alfred Peterson, Louis Preftokis, Al Faxon, Dan Huddleston, Felmer Dowling. BACK ROW--Carl Marsh, Andrew Avilla, Frank Micheli, William Bordes, Frank Waddell. 6 '-C127 x Diane Andrade Lili Van Ness S . ,Wf- ' bf' uf- 4 1 . F- ' -1 gimf H- ' A c 1 - L.: H ' f 'f.Iz y I, .W f'l'f'f..f ' ' -1 ' 1 1 zu,-ffhm 1. 2-,fF'.',--yyi ' ' I ,,4 . J :Qu .. 3-.iv 4.5. 6 I U . 1. f. a .- f - N 7-,X- ,-1: -- f Y .XM 1 i Y f' , ff-Q Q A fav uf 1 -L, Q ev. ROBERT ANDERSON Colorado State College, Drama, Public Speaking, LUI-IS Little Theater. JO ANN BRENNAN University of Califor- nia, Algebra II, Geometry, Advanced Math, Math Club Advisor. EDWIN BRUSH University of Califor- nia, Public Speaking, Speech Discussion, Drama, Stagecraft, Thespians Advisor. JAMES COEHLO University of Califor- nia at Davis, Califor- nia State Polytechnic College, Vocational and Specialized Agriculture, FFA Advisor. , 2 K . Ar!! IQW M .- L. ' if ., -. 1 WN-....w' is ki ugh. A34 , M- y as an, ff' .,,,. .fv- 4.- if .1 rr:--' 'X ,-g ' ' Mf . E. ,J , -'mr'r55'f:- if ?'fa..,: 15 ,,3j7,g.g. xg n--Lp- -C :H 4- f A in-' .3 ,,,-14. - ,,-,-,jig .iq - ' .5 Q fs,--N, 4 i . V ,fff:1....rf.aa,.z M,-,Q V X' , , ,ff I ' . ,xg nf .A ,V ..v' ' fs . v. 15' --,-av ' 4 137- .r ROSE ASDURAIN San Jose State College, Shorthand I and Il, Office Prac- tice, FBLA Advisor. MARGUERITE BREWSTER Georgia State College for Women, Univer- sity of California, English, Journalism, Newspaper Advisor. WILLIAM CONWAY Brigham Young Uni- versity, English I, Newspaper Advisor. CUR'I'lS COOPER Mexico City College, University of Califor- nia, Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor, Annual Advisor. 56 1 ,y Z F v Q 'Fix - 1 HERBERT CORBETT 2 jim 'I f San Jose State College, Applied Science, Life Science. MARIE COS TIC K University of Arizona, University of Califor- nia, Assistant Senior Class Advisor. CLANCY CREW St. Mary's College, San Francisco State, Driver Training, Physical Education, B-Basketball Coach, Varsity baseball Coach. ERNEST DUST Loyola University, DePaul University, English III and IV, Annual Advisor. .X , ,Q 51 v - . I3 ,N - -F 2? ,Xl 5 K V 'mg-7 N 1 Us , lx ' ' .five F MW Y ,,,, A ,as ffl S' A.,,,,,,,..-ar' 5 ' rn! ,' 1 . It J .-l? ' E .Vw 2 dw .R Q .ka-sy at RICHARD CORBIN New York State Uni- versity, Alfred Univer- sity, University of San Francisco, Special Education, Sr. Class Advisor. DON COUCH Miami University, Kent State Univer- sity, San Francisco State, U.S. History, Head Football Coach. EMILY CROWLEY Chico State College, University of Califor- nia, Librarian, Detention. REUBEN DOC KTER Valley City State Teachers College, Colorado State College, Business Math, Business English Typing II. PAT FRACISCO San Jose State College, Physical Education, Business, J.V. Football coach, Frosh Basketball, Q Swimming Coach-- A and B Teams, -,W -J i '13, 7,- ,Q-., iff! nm I, ' 5 ,r-,mp Za? 'x,...f' Block L Advisor. Q' ,ll , ,Ma .4 , ,A K If ,.,,1f..j V V . gnu . - f . . . ' 4. . ' s Q R I OWEN GOLDSMITH San Francisco State, Orchestra, Chorus, Driver Training, Rally Club Advisor. ,.r -s 'Mmm A. . 45' fi 1 rf I .e 35I'5PLQQf- in f' ' f ' 'Q it r li, MAC I-IADLEY I ' , San Jose State ' , .. ' A f College, Chemistry, 9' W f Life Science, Science X f , Club Advisor. 5 is-B ,---,af My W JOE HUMPHREY Valley City State Teachers' College, University of Min- nesota, San Jose State, Alameda State College, Typing General Business Bookkeeping, Frdsh ' ' ' 1' T 7 Football Coach. Ah, 66? ! f .Mala A I if ' l ij ,. , - , , ,, f st x L I K ,133 E 'V ,ff at 'X V i 6,7 X 1 . T' GENEVIEVE FRASER University of Califor- nia, General Business Typing, Assistant Freshman Advisor. ETHEL GRIFFIN 3 University of Califor- nia, Columbia Uni- versity, English II, Assembly Programs Advisor. WILLIAM I-IILKERT Mount Union College, Kent State Univer- sity, English I and II, Junior Class Advisor. RUTH I-TURNER San Jose State, Girls' Physical Education, G.A.A. Advisor. JEANNE JARRELL Providence College of Nursing, University of California, School Nurse. JOHN J ELLINGHAUSEN Arizona State College, Drafting. ALICE KLUS Ottawa University, Kansas University, University of Califor- nia, Algebra I and II. NEVIN MCCORMICK University of Notre Dame, University of Redlands, Physical Education, Freshman Football and Track Coach, Director of Athletics. fra ,nn-. ,gg I ' ' ,,,,f' ,1- ,.. Q swf' .,Q W 6' . , 1 r ,I , ,N Y 1 , i ' Tiff? .V A,.,5,.. il it an ,445-V 'N gb J - M . - I fr' A, rf. A , 15 f 5 ' 1 : X 3 J f 'm I X U 'W ' .f 5 'A 1 2' ffiii ,P 51. 4 , , , ,, A , 51' ,A ir S A ut 1 fi N F . ,K vs, i r , . .Iva 1, , -'hnyki N, .m..., ,xx 4. V.. A iii- r if Q . . v. p f t - -Q 5 3 ' ?x 7 i ' Z 'Wi F if , Av 2, f f i if Q, r ' r ,. A ' , V A KARL JELLINGHAUSEN Arizona State College, Woodshop I,II,III, Drafting I, Assistant J.V. Foot- ball Coach. TRESSIE KIRKMAN San Jose State College, I-Iomemaking, F.H.A. Advisor. JERALD MARCH N.W. Missouri State, Colorado State College, Alameda State, Auto Mechanics, General Metals. DONALD MUENTZ Penn College, San Diego State, Univer- sity of Washington, English I and IV, Wrestling Coach. CAROL NELSON San Jose State College, Girls' Physical Education, G.A.A. Advisor. PAUL REGINATO Saint Mary's College, University of Califomia, Chico State College, World Geography, Soph- omore and Freshman Boys' Counselor, Summer School Principalg Football Coach. THELMA RUNDSTROM Fresno State College, University of Califor- nia, Librarian. WALTER SAUNDERS Contra Costa J.C., San Jose State, University of Califor- nia, Oakland J.C., Monterey Pennisula College, San Fran- cisco State College, Physics, Chemistry, Photography. DIANE O'ROURKE College of Pacific, University of Califor- nia, Directed Reading, Advanced Speech, Speech contests. MARILYN ROOT University of Califor- nia, World Geography, Counseling, Soph- omore Class Advisor, Tri -Hi -Y Advisor. JOHN SATTERTHWAITE Hiunboldt State Q College, University of Califomia, Economics and Civics, Junior and Senior Boys' Counselor, Freshman Class Advisor. .M A ww 2' Li JUDITH S S University o Califor- niag English II and III, C.S.F. Assistant Advisor. JACK SNODGRASS San Jose State College, Kent State University, Biology, Life Science. GERALD STASKO San Jose State College, Band, Music Theory, Dance Band. GERALD STUNKEL Colorado State College, English I , . ,rx i 1' I -w - il? , an , wx ., A .5-. w., , -A-vv'!i,.'.' v.f..11l,-. Y , ,-X.- '.-gviforleiliiffsig 'Q' A f K x lf VQQ', C 150 ., , , t . 1 ' 1 Q, ,Rr I X ,, .W A35 , fx: N . -qv Wx 1 +' 'NN 513 104' . 8.4v.- 'S-- - -f 1 ,,,..., ns- 'fsvr , 0 I Y and IV, C.S.F. Advisor, v ff' Director of Adult ' Education. HERB THOMAS University of Califor- nia, Davis, San Jose State, Geometry, General Math, Trig- onometry, Computer. I 'Va , sy, -ws I A .,- jg-1.45 u gh J- - 4 N V. 'Y .W , 2- hh n. wr . W' -. s , AU: S film. , ' 'Vkuflf li 0 5 It nw' 5' s 'V QM, E , will if E. x J ,435 fm . , I 'K .f A sy WILLIAM SPRAGGE California State Poly Tech., Electronics, Shop Math, General Metals. BETTY STISSER Michigan State, Advanced Foods, Advanced Clothing. KEN TEBERG University of Califor- nia, Humboldt State, Texas A. and M., Long Beach State, Montana State Uni- versity, Biology, Physiology. ANNA TRUDEAU University of Chicago National University of Mexico, University of Paris, University of Califomia, University of Denver, Mills College, French I,II, III, German II and III. PI-IYLLIS WADE University of Califor- niag Art 1,2,3g Crafts. ROBERT WHALEN Saint Mary's Univer- sity, San Francisco State, Standford Universityg U.S. History, World His- tory. SARA WILSON University of New Mexico, UCLAg Girls' Physical Educationg Senior and Sophomore girls' Counselorg A.G.S. Advisor. SHIRLEY WOOD gp! Whitman College University of N Pennsylvania, U 've -y sity of Washington University of Wis- consing English, Latin. sv-I-:,',-s. 'V' his 1 wi' 'F ,QD I -ff-W' 1 fl Z 42.791 ,arf f ,- I '--.r 'f aw W, IRA A --a yr' sa ... .if I JOYCE WERNER University of Min- nesotag I-Iomemaking I and II. LEON WILLIFORD Oregon State College San Francisco State Collegeg Algebra, General Mathg Block L Advisorg Varsity Basketball Coach. WILLIS WOLCOTT Nebraska Stateg Algebra I, Senior Math, General Business. HARRIET YOUNG University of Califor- niag Economics and Civics, World Geographyg Jr. Class Advisor. E1 5, f, - jf5,f.: -fswww-J-Qfsnvs-19 Au, :L 1-, 1- , ' .,x4M-.mm,MN ...,....-..........,..,.,.4....,..4-.v.N, .. Y I 1 4 I 'N , . 5 ,' V Vlx. V I , , 9 Q if ' 1 -1 O o x w .X STUDENT BODY FFIC ERS - VICE PRESIDENT Ed McKinley SEC RETARY Karen Shewchuck PRESIDENT Dennis Strieff fig e ,.v,Rv Z ,, If uv x A qv W 4: A - ,:, M , -W. 2? . is 5, , de I 5 , ,X , ef KC S ? xciaxgqf , Q. A 'UQ I f -111 If -EVN: .12.,1 Q: ,-Qi? ' f...+ 2-iifizfrviigi' ' 'M ' f 'fe ' 'V -'-'VT gl f V' HV! n , 3 ,mil ' N , f :1f'4 , If If.. .. - I ww 11 --Q 1 -wnfmfwwyke , , ggi-1 , 4' , 'M wa-.'2 Xp, I Q--.-.V ' 3 N, I - ,.. 5, , L Q. C912 5.1.5 .ff 5' F '1r' , ':. I-,Ji T 5 : I ' ew' ' - ' ' f,, Z- -ff . W' .ig ' I J. V. CHEER- LEADER Simone Pierson VA RSITY CHEERLEA DER Sandy McGregor 'US' I - I QE? in I I A I ' -0- ff-:sv f f ' JUDGE Si Gimble TREASURE R M aryanne Reg inato PUBLICITY CHAIR- MAN Robin McCormick PROGRAM CHAIR- MAN George Ising RECEPTIONIST Ginny Mulque eny li pf s The President's Message: The initiation of student government at the very inception is not always the greatest problem. It is later found that the greatest problem is the continuation of efficient and productive student government. There is one singular key to an efficient associa- tion. This is the mutual cooperation between the administra- tion and the student body. Only the gradual development of sound student body agencies and policies can a nearly independent self-governing body be at- tained. But for such a situation to be instigated there needs to be the continued strong support from the student body majority. As student body president 1960-1961, I would like to thank the student body for their assurance and support through the entire year. '9f6'vruhJ Dennis Strieff STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right--Raul Bonilla, John Wagner, Karen Shewchuck, Secretary, Ed McKinley, Chairrnang Si Gimbel, Bill Rundstrom. SECOND ROW--George Ising, Bob Rundstrom, Linda Johns, Bev Watt, Mary Gohler, Alice Bush, Cindy Lamb, Maryann Reginato, Robin McCormick, Dianne Thibault, Ellen Quarterman. THIRD ROW--Pete Szekely, Joe Serpa, Bruce I-lenry, Ron Weimer, Harvey Singleton, Sandy McGreger, Pat Ward, Gloria Gross, Dianne Pouliot, Maureen Mackay, Ginny Mulqueeney. Not Pictured--Simone Pierson, Sharon Savage, Paul Kliss, Phil Johnson, Bill Clark, Rich Peterson, Ann Kilby, Noreen Beimer. 1 was Iliff . . qvv V Vl ' 1 V E M ' , ' -' , e V 4 1 X' fl if I' 2 ., , tv , . 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A my ,Q ,V 'af' - ' 1 ,Am ,xx 5. 1' Q 2 . 1. f Ax 'rs ' I vs U- Johnne Ables P Dawn Ahokas df! in-'V' 1- Carey Allied Tony Ammendolia Judy Anderson ' if , Kevin Anderson 'S' T S Leonard Androws A Kathleen . 5 Armstrong yn. 1 , ' Q ,-, Tl, ,, Sandra Asklar x ' f 'S 0' ' 1 Karen Baden 1 v David Baldwin ' ' ' ' ' iv i , Quentin Bammer l Jack Bankhead , Diana Barnard Kenneth Barr Q -Cf? 5 ' ' 5' ' 1 Robert Beckham I 3 , 'i . 1 Angie Begonia ,. . ,Am L -'-5 ,Z-W1 is . J . x l 5 . fi ff! 1 'Te at gf s 1 Douglas Block ,M new f fe N 3 vm 'ia 1 Y if 33- Danilo Begonia Kathleen Beim er John Benapil Judy Bentley ,f l L Judy Bernacil 7, A Barbara Besnt nw Kathleen Bicknell Steven Bj orkland Richard Blevins Raul Bonnilla Arthur Borrallo Phyllis Bowden Leslie Briggin Paul Bonilla Y'L.27 Thomas Caron Richard Cambria Douglas Campbell Danny Campbell Dennis Canfield Shirley Cantua Warren Brown Glenda Buchleit Eric Caine Dennis Caley Xl 'Q-.Q-If 1 my ,, . Larry Brown J' ci' A ' J n 'i Larry Carpenter A Mary Carroll Chesterman Kieth Dennis Clark James Clark Dorothy Clelland Lillian Close Marie Clossom John Clough Ilene Coache Sheryl Cochran 'lb '43- Angela Coester A J 1 Q David Cole , I - I - I , Barbara Coombs , f ..., I I v ,.., S A if 1 ,W ' William Cooper 8 M ' 's - I K 'X ' Gwendolyn Cordial ' ' -N E ' ' 3 . , x H' ' if Terry Costa . y I 2 - ' 1 L f' I 'Qi I r Pat Couzin Mickie Creager Drew Damon Walter Davis r.. -3 -, -' - X ' fb 'is 1 ,rf I rw' 'va I ' 'Ts I ,d',, ,X 561' I I , X '- I , II 0 I ,f-,, Q4 V' 1 I I 1 f I ' ', 3 an I , I ' Y .9 A V , ff 1 , r ,ew Aw' 4-.. .- rt wh Gregory Day V I ff I J hn D ' ' ' ' I ' ' o ay ., , 4 , ,, I am I I my f C --- 4-a IL, ,- A-4 rm - Carl DeCeasar A 5 , y Jayme Deck V ' ' I f Jack Deligans ,TJ 1? ,Q LZ. 'TS' I A F 2 I I Sandra Dennison 4 h FJ' I , g I ff ' James Dewhirst N P ,f , A ' - ,, I Q g I a av X ' , I ,:3g.,Iw. M ,,,, if -7 ' I 'W- Clifford Dias Donna Dickey Kathleen Duarte jg IJ. 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H.. , . yy 7 Barbara Reilley Philip Repchinuck Donna Richardson Judith Rickert Edward Ricketts Janet Riddell John Robert Steven Robeson Melvin Robles Patrick Roudebush Susan Routh Omer Rorrar Vernon Rose James Russell x J gk-,L John Russell Barbara Sakacs N M., V ,, Manual Sandoval 'W t 1 ie- ' Sigrid Stanford Owen Sanstead George Schaaf Carol Schick Marlene Schultz Mark Schutte lm W , . 1.5 PPM -453' f. Q: TP l Nh -'C x li ' A , , . W Q Dolores Rochin ni 3 I f ,I 43 . X W l -. , j ff 1 or 3 , ,f l I ,. ' l f I Xk.,f i Q fr I 13 215' v 2 ,U , x I - l .'Ka' 1 N 'V ' ,nw ' wifi fur- Mgr iff Robert Smith James Sorensen Betty Sowers Jack Spears Mary Stanley Donald Stayso William Steiner Cherryl Sterner Sidney Stetson Catherine Storms Larry Sundberg Kathleen Sunde 4v,.-q, 1 rai- Rx .1 A .jr 'gf 1-5,-1,-. 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S.. -.. .fy ' A Harvey Brixey Pat Brosnan Alberta Brown ,N Laurette Bundgard Clarence Bunyard Kathleen Busbee Kenneth Caldwell Anne Caley Robert Calaghan Campiotti Richard Canfield James Carlson James Carpenter Anne .C arr Andrew Christensen Henry Christmas Harriet Clement Gary Clayburg Roger Cowell Bryan Cox Larry Cox .-5 --1 rw 1 1. . lx- rf., , 1 'vs 1 Q. -45 : l ',, Nu Q 1 1-N - . A.. M x r--6, 'vw 3 r 4--r' 'J :L ly fu- rv A A, ., ,s , , i . fN 'N , 1 x ,if L , ,gi 'Is I ! fl ix 'H i 1 01 Cf 0S YQ? 41 - 'Y' l 4 , . is if pg. 79? Chl' Candy Creager Robert Crohare Roy Danielson Vickie Davis 4 V. ,fl-A 'B .fn ,-- r,,, 'Iv ff' , J K V av 4' w 1. 4 if P W' Glenda Day N lr' at A ' Lewis Dietrich as-W .J -Y J 7 - af F - , X '- tw. ., X Nancy Dodds , N Lf Terrence Doe 4 V 4 M ' Ruth Dolan he fb A, if' J ' rf' iw Q.. Susan Dopking X . , F f J A J Suzanne Douglas 1 J ' , Y f ' ' a ,, ' r' ' ' Diane Ebert ' .N , A . 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Y, Evelyn Jenkins Melinda Jensen Carol Johnson Marsha Johnston Genevieve Judd ,w -. 1 My WK 1 4 'Y'fgg ufamiin- N fi- U 1 Karen Kamp Linda Kelly Frances Kenney Dorothy Kennicott . -4. Vt Ellen Dalke .,l 1. ff I 4-' XT' Q 1 X , 13 9- I f Ann Kilby Maria Kilpatrick Larry Kingsley Margaret Day C arol DeCe asar Jackie Dellis u ht 'fb CT W- Y' Duave Depta B111 Dewhirst -- ,. ..-z y 1 . ., 5. ' t h T v ll 21, lv PQ -. 4 K .. xr' It an, '71, W ' 1 , 5' , . 2 3 Q' A Vx nh . , -an ,av K, 'I Y ..,l...Q f 3. . -A or IDX fi. x 1 I' K I 1 x Nw' T5 I 5 1' , ,A - ,fg -f. It 'F QR gy 1. ,J f ' 3 Y I 4- va Melanie Kline Terry George Dias Donna Dunham Phyllis Dykes Deci Deck a 1 ,eq or-1. ' JW 7 I Q 1 Kom lei 'ia-'ii' 'U tn I -.. 1.5 'Hu 1 Cv- v -4 sf 1 w v Bob Krolick hz James Earhart Gayle Fachner Pat Fellers Linda Ferrario Sandra Fisher Qfw n- ,g.., V or A -,s..,t,e fm, .s g b sum , A ' N VV F J f -.J J - l .N ft. 3, - J .,A - f T A lil ' K' , 6- ,Pl Q rv- vt ' 4, 4, Q!! Q ' ef is n K 's . 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A Wayne Runnalls , ' A' David Salisbury . A Diane Sarrensen A ca -'35 A Joe Serpa X Eric Schalansky ' ' Jill Schenone M., ,MM , Bruce Schiller , , , .4 J 5 z YW Janet Severin Robert Sheaffer in k .vu ,S Glen Shelly Daniel Silva James Silvia 2 '1 I gr wah., , Q A , was air x . 1 . Carol Simon - Joyce Smart M- Pat smith V-f - , S T , 3 :J J It 'r'Jf 5J Tyrone Sojka I - - M N I . H, N f I Sharon Sowers Wm Harry Spears V . Gloria Stewart ' D , -. - 7 , NJ-5 f ill' Josef Straub Us W M dm 'Y f,A-... ' T f ' In fi- ' Donna Strickland , A Ap L' 4 V ' Whse-an-11 A S, 7, y as --...W f p ...z N. - as W- Wm - f ...ew Glenda Stroup I. 'r A J, ' 'V' , ' V -- l A K ' Karen Suddith w A, ' if Q ' '-'r Q5 1 HW- r ' U ' g 'W ' , - Linda Sundberg V in M , - r , , 'ml ,- , 'iw i X33 L, - A X. Cam Sundstrom N A , , ' ' 'r F5 1- an H 0 ,ff ' , Sam Thompson r f - f , , 1 W ,J Doris Tillman A' ' K, J x ' A J, , n.y, 1 -' .- , N f ', ,Q f Ronny Vargas W ' ' A '- 4.,,,,:. fe ' i ' X S, -' ff-f ' A Lynn Vassallo 3 ,f ' -I T A G' Doris Volponi 1 f 'Q' ' 'H S Franklin Waddell u ' V li R ' 1 , P r X .M -a' 5 N - James Walker gn , J 3 Q ' W pa P' i J ' jg ' N ' Richard Watkins L ' V ' 'Y ' f ' A I , A .,, ,X . .Q . f I' ll 1,11 ,A ' 'fl' N. 9 1... A W . Q 4 f . -f -- 4 A. A f5 X an we -4, -la. v- 'J uf- f ! ' A A Q fr Michael Yocham Gary Wentworth 4 Judy Wheelock Louise White Kathleen Williams , yr-S lg?-,nur Mark Worth Doug Wyatt Jeannette Yanes Legs, legs, legs. '1 N 1 Wk six feet two--eyes of ,4 ,.. f IZ. ,Q blue. Terry Dailey. h When we were young S! Wx 1' Y, , v, 2, qv .i 1 R. . .. ', ' ,t M v wi A fff. wg Af., .f ll? ,.-: IHC: UZ. 2 Sui Meow 'sm Sophomore Christmas Decorations. x 1 W fr' we If ,xff 4 -2 ng? - A, , if , :'f 'f -' -Z , ff My , KL ,, . L ,,qx5!l'.3f'f ' 1 xiyhy' L , W , ' , . :H .fix X O , 1 X 4 O M ,,,:g.,?SY'5,N W . ffm, +4 ' Y ii W P , -7 1 V we , cuss ormczas W-K-,NMMA . Mmm' ' few, W Nw BOTTOM ROW, Left tqb Riglxtgfkdarblyiia Clark,xQP.vn5'am Chairngang Ron Weirner, Boys Representative. ROWMIZFI-Nw.,,M Ginny Smith, Tre3S13l29ii KIQSS, Secrgisaryfg Bobbi Gear, Juryman. ROW 3--Sharon Savage, Girls' Represents- WWA tiveg Barb yo1Q9?Hig'ALG.S. Repfqgeptativeg Ron Mueller, Viee Presidentg Jerry Smith, Program Chairman. ROW Rxixitktfdm, Presidentgg, ,,Richaxd Peterson, Juryman., .-, f, V M vv b.,M.,k N 4, ,- ' Nw.. , .4 ' f ' .-.eTI.,,O..,.., ,J.,..-,.,,Me..,.,..M.,.,RLLLAAAL., ,M , ,, HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1967 We started out our Freshman year with a bang at the traditional Freshman Reception in September, 1957. With lollipops in our mouths and bows in our hair we began the long trails of our high school career. A little later that fall we presented our first class dance, The Freshman Return. We all remember clipping the lawn around the Senior Bench with scissors, and wondered whether we would ever see the day when we could step on it without having to polish or sand the bench. Well, that day finally came. In fact, it crept upon us so quickly that many of us still cannot believe that we have graduated In our Freshman year we elected our first class officers Ronnie Mueller, Presidentg Robin McCormick, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Clark, Secretary-Treasurer, Si Gimbel, Boys' Representative, Sandy Chrisman, Girls Representative. In our Sophomore year we put on our first really big dance, the Sophomore Hop. The class chose for its theme, Silver Bells, since the dance was presented at Christmas time. Class officers for our Sophomore year were Si Gimbel, President, Dennis Strieff, Vice President, Karen Shewchuck, Secretary, Ginny Mul- queeney, Treasurerg Maryanne Reginato, Girls' Rep- resentativeg and Ron Mueller, Boys' Representative. That year Karen Shewchuck, Robin McCormick, and Jan Peters served our school as the first Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Our Junior year was an exciting one for all of us. Our class was privileged to send our schools' first foreign exchange student, Rosalie Baca, to Belgium for the summer. Jan Peters and Denny Strieff were selected from the Junior class to be our representatives at Girls' State and Boys' State. Our Junior Prom was one of the biggest events of that year. The theme for the prom was Midnight Mist. Jean Kliss and Ronnie Mueller were elected class king and queen. Everyone thought the prom was a big success, and it wasg we made 24 cents on the delightful affair. Our class also has the unofficial distinction of being the class to fit the most people in a telephone booth. We were an up-and -com ing class: no one could deny that. We, also, among all the others, had another distinction that yearg all the pom -pon girls were from the class of '61, ours, of course. Class officers for our Junior year were Bill Clark, Presi- dentg Mike Benedict, Vice President: Ginny Mul- queeney, Secretaryg Denny Strieff, Boys' Representa- tive, Jan Peters, Girls' Representativeg Heather Ro- wen, Treasurerg George Ising and Jackie Cerruti, Program Chairman. As Seniors, we all enjoyed the many long-awaited privileges. We now were the supreme rules of the Senior Bench and Lawn, we had our Senior Ditch Day, our graduation, and our graduation party, our Senior Ball, and all the other wished -for Senior Privileges. I Remember Mama, the senior play, presented No- vember 18 and 19 was sold out both nights. It was the first senior play in the history of Livermore High that made a clear profit. Varsity Cheerleaders were all from our class again. Sandy McGregor, Sharon Savage, Carol Hachmann, and Bobbi Gaar did a wonderful job of cheering our teams on to victory. They, in fact, did so well at the football games that our school won the league champ- ionship for the second year in a row. Our class officers for our Senior year were Bill Rund- strom, Presidentg Ronnie Mueller, Vice President, Jean Kliss, Secretary, Ron Weimer, Boys' Representativeg Sharon Savage, Girls' Representative. Thinking back upon it all, we see that each year had its own share of fun, hard times, and sorrow. It is hard to say which year was the best, because each year had a different meaning for each person. After 12 years of carefully guided education, it now becomes our turn to walk out and meet the world. Many of us are going on to schools of higher education to further our judg- ment and knowledge. We are just beginning a search that will last for the entirety of our lives. Others of us are going out in the work-a -day world to work our way to fame and fortune. If we can just remember a few of the basic truths that we have learned in Livermore High, we will be well on the road to success. ROBERT AARON Bob , Transfer San Luis Obispo 3. Baseball 1,2,3g f ' Football 2 . I ' WILLIAM ADAMS Bill , Track 1,3. DAVID AHoKAs W If f CAROLYN ANCELL A 1 A CARL ANDERSON ,Y PAUL ANDERSON, Adv. Band 1,2,3,4. J' . affix A fw- V I I I va A if A A A ll! 44? D if: A ,, fe' A X x vs 'A L A51 9' ff' A 1 ' :ii 5 1 Y if T 1 CAMPUS CASANOVA X EILEEN ANDROWS, G.A.A. 1,3,4g F.H.A. 2,3,4. JANICE AUSTIN MARY AUSTIN, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,35 F.H.A. 3,4. ROSALIE BACA, Rally Club 2,33 G.A.A. 2,3,4g C.S.F. 2,3,4g Thespians 45 Sr. Play 45 Exchange Student 3 Aquacade 2,35 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 3g Twirp Dance Chairman 43 A.G.S. Girl of Month 49 A.G.S. Welfare Chairman 35 Student Assembly 35 C.S.F. Presi- dent 35 A.G.S. Vice President 4g D.A.R. Award 4. JEAN BAILEY, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Rally Club 1,33 F.H.A. 35 Drama Class Playg VANITA BAKER, Transfer Castro Val- ley. -P -aF F' .- .Y.x ,.,-0' '3' Av' 'V fn' 5 'V' 'K -7 ',, if x I GARY BELCOURT WARREN BELL, Transfer. MICHAEL BENEDICT Mike Swimming 1,2,3,4, Block L 2,35 School Play 1,45 Jr. Class President. SUSAN BORCH Sue G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Aquacade 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3, Rally Club 33 Baccalaureate Candle Lighter 3. CLARE BRENCLE Shortie G.A.A. 2, El Vaguerito Staff 25 Student Assem- bly 3. JANE BUCHANAN Janie Transfer Montana 2, G.A.A. 2,3,4g F.H.A. Vice President 4, Rally Club 1 ,3g Aqua- cade 4. GEORGE BARNES, Transfer. NANCY BARNHOUSE, Transfer LINDA BECK1-IAM STOKES, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,25 F.H.A. 45 Student Assembly 2. PRISCILLA BEGONIA, Transfer Hawaii 45 Junior Rep. 3. NOREEN BEIMER, C.S.F. 1,2,3,45 Thespians 3,4 School Play 2,3,45 Senior Play 4, Newspaper 3,45 Science Club President 43 Thespians Treas. 45 Stage Crew 25 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Annual Staff 25 National French Contest Winner 3. ROY BELCHER , A , ,w -if - ' f .QT T j'C' is.. ' mg? ,f Z' , 'ull' 046596 5 ,X T X' ' dk, '-6 Q9 CUTEST SENIOR COUPLE 61 5.96 a, ... ,, rf-fy YT:-' JANE BURG Yvette, Transfer. CHARLOTTE BURGIN, Transfer Castro Valley ROBERT BUTLER CLARA BUTTS Ruth G.A.A. 1,45 El Vaquerito 25 Rally Club 1,35 Typing Award 35 Tri-I-li-Y 45 Back to School Night Guide 3. LAVERNE CALDEIRA, F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Vice President 3. DUANE CARLING, Football 25 Track 1,2,3,45 Block L 4. 5 W x 5 E xy -P mat 1' vi' V73 fn 5 - ' 4 L1 V2 I 5 gd' o fi, it J - 5 vw' z ' Q, u I 5, X 3 BIGGEST FLIRTS i ggi .sk 'v JACQUELYN CERRUTI, Jackie G.A'.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. Rep. 15 Acquacade 15253545 Rally Club 1,2,3, 45 Rally Club Treas. 35 Rally Club Vice Pres. 45 Dec. Chairman Soph. I-Iop5 Program Rep. 3. SHERRILL CHRISTMAS CAROLYNN CLARK, Class Queen 15 G.A.A. 152,35 PomPon Girl 45 Jr. Prom Chairman 35 Annual Staff 25 Rally Rep. 25 School Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Thespians 45 Teen Canteen V.P. 3, Secretary 25 Class Sec. 15 Student Assembly 35 Program Committee 254. WILLIAM CLARK Bill Football 1,2535 45 Basketball 2,3545 Swimming 1,25 Track 35 School Play 15 Varsity Cheer- leader 25 Teen Canteen President 35 Band 15253545 Band Pres. 45 Student As- sembly 25 Student Council 3,4. PENELOPE CLEEK Penny CAROLYN CONKEL, Band 152. 'ir W, 4 Az. PHILIP COUDEN, Transfer San Leandro. TERRY DAILEY, Football 2,3,45 Basket ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Assembly 2. SHELBY DAVIDSON LEE DAVIES, C.S.F. 1,2,3,4g Jr. Achievement 3g Science Club 45 Math Club 4, Vice Pres. 4. WILLIAM DAWSON, Bill Baseball 1, 2,3,-43 Football 33 Basketball 33 Block L. JOHN DAWSON, Jack . ' ,V I tis l'7'f7 a M6 ma nr, S 6- 1 '? , :ply 'F ,K . vig grit I9 ,L NJ, F '1'f 15 Lg., MOST HUMOROUS 4? ff: 2 ,,. MURRAY DAY, Transfer Alabamag Civil Air Patrol. y JUDY DODDS, c.A.A. 2,3,4g Rally Club 2,35 El Vaquerito 3, . f ?Wi5glQQAj Chorus 3. I A I DALE DUNNIVAN rg' Q y 5 2 A I CATHERINE DYSON Kitty Rally Club 1 2 3 4. ' 1 fy :gi 1 if' I LYNN ERICKSON, GlA.A. l,2,3,43 Rally cluf, Q, Majoreue 3,45 A S b. Acquacade 1,2,3,4. S I ' 1, THOMAS EVANS L 46 3:9 1 1Q:f 7V, 'ze A J 'j 4' ' 'fs 'Y L1 ' 32 , ,Q 0 X ', ' if 3 me 1 X .1 J: ', 1 gl-I gf I -K Lr' U 1 1 H' ab-4 Q BEST DRESSED FRANK FRARY, Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3. GENEVIEVE FRATES JUDI FREITAS, G.A.A. 1,25 Rally Club 1. JUDI FRICK BARBARA GAAR Bobbi E1 Vaquerito Feature Ed. 35 Varsity Yell Leader 49 Rally Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Juryman 45 Acquacade 3. EMILY GARCLA, G.A.A. 1,25 Acquacade 1,2. 47 n ROBERT FARSI-ILER ELMER FAVERO Tony Football 1,2, , 3,45 Track 2,3,4g Student Assembly 4, I Vice Pres. 43 Honor Roll 43 Student Police Force 25 Perfect Attendance 3, 1 Committee Chair. for Back to School ' Night 4g Soph. Rep. to Teen Canteen 2. DAVID FINSTER 1 LYNN FISCHER, Transfer. TAMARA FORDHAM, Transfer Minnesota Treasurer 13 Student Council 23 Student Congress. NANCY KAISER FRANK, F.H.A. 3,4. .4-ffl -I l '!V M-Q H? 'Y 'UN 'W' , 11' Z F WX IU' ..,7- 1 I9 Awww arp! l 4 J l I mf X . 1,3215 3 .. f.w5. K Q'-35 . qw, Kari. .fd x--.--'vi' IU AN,- if ROMELO GONZALES Rom eo KURT GRESKE GLORIA GROSS Glory , GAA 1,2, 3, 45 Acquacade 1,25 FHA 15 Rally Club 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Band 1,2,3, Sec. 25 CSF 2,3,4, Sec. 35 Vice President 45 AGS Publicity Chair. 35 Thespian Pres. 45 Asilomar Girls' Leadership Confer- ence 35 Alameda County Winner Na- tive Son's of the Golden West Speaking Contest 35 Debate Institue 3. CALVIN GUIDO Sonny LEE GUNTER CAROL HACHMANN, GAA 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,2,3, 45 Porn -Pon Girl 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Newspaper 35 Aqua- cade 2, Committee 3. RICHARD GASKILL Dick , Swimming 1,2, 3,45 Football 25 Wres- tling 45 Block L 1,2, 3,45 Sound Crew 1, 2,35 Projection Crew 2,35 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Science Club 25 Hi-Y 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 3,4. THOMAS GESTRI JOANNE GHILARDI SI GIMBLE, Boys' Rep. 15 Class President 25 Student Court 3,45 Judge 45 Student Council 1,2, 45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 15 Block L 1,2,3, 45 Track 2, 3,45 Wrestling 45 Hi -Y 1. LUCILLE GINN, GAA 45 Jr. Achievement 35 Tri-Hi -Y 25 Stage Crew 45 Snack Bar 3. MARIE GOMEZ .J 'N' ,gh I .b A ea 5 W' I E if - 1, H' 51 2311? J Mosr TALENTED N .31- ' 'X' 'Q i .. ea- . -3 .3553 1 wi fy- we-N-Tp. HAROLD HANHY SHARON SAVAGE HAWLEY--G.A.A. 2,3,45 Rally Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Acquacade 2,3545 Girls' Rep. 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 4. TOM I-IECKER--Transfer Berkeley, Library Help. THOMAS HEISE SANDRA HENDERSON Sandy, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,2, 35 C.S.F. 15 Acquacade 2,35 Student Assembly 45 Pom Pon Girl 25 El Vaquerito 1,25 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Sr. Play 45 Prop. Chairman School Play 2. DIANE HEYDEN--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Student Assembly 25 Pom Pon Girl 25 Acquacade 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 A.G.S. model 15 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 3. 5 -sz C A Url: .-25:3 . A ' P n .vp 5 aG TEACHER 'S PET 'z -:VZ-sf' '-I -'ravi Fw M N3 A s..' 5 . S, s, 1 ,U ...W Um, I' fi 5' Y J 3 1 fx- 1 ff, f 51 55,171 ,,,: . ' v - 41.5, S iff? if 'Z ll A 4 ,ai 'ff -f, 1 M N ,,,, .,5.,, ,,,.. ., ,gb-in ,.-... 4- 90 f Wing f ,J All if ' '15 1 ring . f,, A si H 3 ,f DALE HOLE JAMES HORGAN MERLE I-IOUSH Buddy, Football l,2, 3,4. JOHN HUGHES--Football 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Police Force 25 Block L 1,2,3,45 All League Football 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Student Assembly 35 Sergeant of Arms Block L 4. RALPH HULL PAUL l-IURLEY--Football 1,2,35 Block L 1,2,3,45 Student Assembly 45 Basket ball 25 Thespians 45 Student Police Force 2. JERRY INGLEDUE--Transfer Amador 3 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Block L 4, Sec.-Treas. MICHAL INGLES Mike, Band 1 ,2. WILLIAM INGOLS Bill, Hi-Y 35 Jr. Achievement 3,45 Sound and Projector Crew 1. GEORGE ISING--Block L 1,2,3,45 C.S.F. 3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play 4, Juryman 4, Student Council 43 Program Chairman 43 Perfect At- tendance. DENISE JAMIESON--G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Rally Club 1 ,2,35 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 33 Acquacade Prop and Set Chairman 35 A.G.S. Publicity Chairman 4. JAMES JOHNSON Jim, School Play, Jr. Achievement, J.V. Football. -414' '! x.h Q----v fox 1-dvd '34 A 4: - J' f'i5?f. 7' H can QQ- 3 X X Q, Mr, s 4 wgajig W 3 ,, 3 Mmm. Y is gt sag, ffm, ,wg 'iw f 1 sw. v M v D ya M B 3325. if ,arf 1 ,' 4 -4 av Ms 1 4 p Easy f . fii 2 T Q 1 X : ' 1 1 ,mb YS X wut' X -Q. .4 ,, '4 Q5x5 V T ,,.- -I I .. ., , p Y ,AXSQUP . X A X MOST ATHLETIC LINDA JOHNSTON--Rally Club 3, Spanish Club 35 Sr. Play 4, School Play 3,4g Thespians 45 El Vaquerito 3, Tri-Sci Club 45 Historian Tri-Sci Club 4. ALANA JONES Jeep, Rally Club 1,2,3,4g G.A A 1,2,3,4, El Vaquerito 43 Pom Pon Girl 4. KATHLEEN JONES--F.H.A. 2,35 Health Club 2,3. ROBERT KANE Bob, El Vaquero 25 El Vaquerito 4. KATHRYN KARPEN JEAN KLISS--G.A.A 1,2,3,4g Acquacade 1,2,3,4g Rally Club 1,2 3, Rally Club Points Captain 25 A.G.S. model 23 Class Secretary 4, Vice Pres. Student Assembly 3, G.A.A. Secretary 35 Jr. Prom Queen 35 Pom Pon Girl 45 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 3. 50 v -M4 'v 'II ' Q.-.1 5 .5 BEST SLOW DANCERS JENNY LOPEZ CLAUDIA LUTZ--Jr. Achievement 3,4, Secretary 35 El Vaquerito 45 Ac uacade 35 Sr. Pla 3 4' G.A.A. 3 q v - PHYLLIS LUTZ--Transfer Lodi,25 Rally ciub 2,3,45 c.A.A. 2,3,4, Baccalaureate Candlelighter 3. MAUREEN MACKAY--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Acquacade 1,25 F.1-l.A. 15 Rally Club 2,35 El Vaquero 45 Spanish Club 3,45 All School Play 25 Sr. Play 45 Chorus 3,45 Thespians 45 Spanish Club Pres. 4. ROY MARCIEL TIM MARINO 51 SANDRA'KNUDSON Sandy, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Achievement 2,35 F.l-l.A. 35 El Vaquerito 45 Senior Play 45 Tri -Hi-Y 3,45 Chorus 35 Rally Club 15 Typing award 3. CAMILLA LAMMERTS Camie, G.A.A 1,2,3,45 Acquacade 3,45 Rally Club 1,25 Senior Play 45 Spanish Club 35 . El Vaquerito 2,35 Perfect Attendance 35 Sophomore Hop Food Chairman 25 Vice Pres., Jr. Achievement 3. BRENDA LARSON LOIS LEMOS--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Jr. Achievement 15 Senior Play 4. BARBARA LEWIS--G.A.A. 3,45 Rally Club 2,35 Junior Achievement 3,45 Vice Pres. 3, Treasurer 4. BETTY LIVERMORE--G.A.A. 2,35 Rally Club 2. . 'wah Q x ' - ' yum . R X19 4 V 4,ll X. 'fm 4 lily. ' 1 ii I Assn -FN., W. V ' . ,fl W-. Nun' I JT S 1 11 J I ? vi' f1 '.' 1 . ' Q2 Q F' Yr x ' P, DIANA MARQUEZ Di , G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 2,3,45 El Vaquero 45 Acquacade 3,4. JAMES MCCLASKEY--Swimming 1,2,45 Science Fair 15 C.S.F. 2,45 Science In Action 1. ROBIN MCCORMICK--Publicity Chair. Soph. Hop, and Jr. Promg A.G.S. Model 25 Favor Chair. A.G.S. Desertg 15 El Vaquerito 25 Publicity Chair. Frosh Reception5 Freshman Class Vice President 15 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Judicial officer 25 Secretary Rally Club 35 Student Body Publicity Chairman 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 C.S.F. 1,2,3, 45 Student Council 45 Student Assembly 3. PAULETTE McCUNE--El Vaquerito 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Rally Club 1,35 Tri-I-Ii-Y 4. SANDY MCGREGOR--Spanish Club 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 All School Play 25 Student Assembly 25 Head Varsity Cheerleader 45 Bac- calaureate Candlelighter 35 El Vaquerito 3. JOHN McKEE--Track 3,4. ,I , M 5'-:J JP' 5 F M- N N dll , fri' gi Kal 5. EE ', 9 if , E CILS 4 I 41 O ,fi Q 0 51. X Qi! EDWARD MCKINLEY--C.S.F. 1,2,3,45 Student Assembly 35 Student Council 45 C.S.F. Treasurer 35 Senior Play 45 Varsity Swim Team Mgr. 35 Student Body Vice President 4. SHARON MCMANUS--1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 3. ROY McNUTT SHARON MICHAEL--Transfer Palmdale, Calf. Student Assembly 45 G.A.A. 4. JOHN MICHELI THOMAS MINGER--Transfer 3. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ., 1' til' f I' ' . 7'-fl i f . WMUJ' kxfsle vw- 12 I. ..: I 4-1 C: ff' . 1 0 a ir 5' ?- a. M S ii. LNQQL EARL MINKLER--Band 1,2535 Hi-Y 35 Junior Achievement 2,3,4. FRAN MOORE--Transfer 4. DENZIL MORELAND MARY MUELLER--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,35 Acquacade 2,3545 A.G.S. Welfare Chairman5 El Vaquero Layout Editor. RONALD MUELLER--Basketball 1,25 All League Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 All League Baseball 1,2535 Block L 1,2,3 4, Vice President 45 Freshman Class President5 Bo s' Y Representatiwfe 25 Student Council 1,25 Sr. Class Vice President5 Jr. Prom King5 Teen-Canteen Treasurer 45 Student Guide 1,2. VIRGINIA MULQUEENEY Ginny , G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Student Assembly 35 Acquacade 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Treas urer 25 Jr. Class Secretaryg G.A.A. Secretary 45 A.G.S. Big 8: Little Sister Chairrnan5 Rally Club Treas. 25 -Pom Pon Girl 35 Acquacade Chairman 4. A fist .EM 79' K , -1 ,A L 4 .f-Y' , 'Sal '-nd' Y .. P i I . . 1 S ff' ,W .. f 'I 5 I ,ga f, f , 1 4 A . rl I M s fu ru rr v 'A - '-4,5 5 ,Q r ,H Z. P A , 0 ' .Q no .::i. q ,P x 'Stl' C V '- J.V. Cheerleaders, Judy and Mary, lead student body in rally for Sports Queen. A victory for Livermore--59 to 44. l l l LEO MURRAY--J.V. Football 1,25 F.F.A. Treasurer 2, President 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. FLORENTINA NAUNGAYAN Tina , G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,2,35 Pom Pon Girl 35 A.G.S. Model 25 Jr. Prom Attendant 35 Acquacade 253,45 Bac- calaureate Candlelighter 35 Twirp Dance Chairman5 Homecoming Dec. l Chairman 35 Annual Photography Edi- tor 4. CHARLES NEILL Chuck ROBERT NELSON Bob , Swimming 15 Block L 1,25 Tri Sci 1,25 Honor Roll 3 4. WILLIAM NEUHART1-in DANIEL NIGHTINGALE--Swimming 3, 45 Football 45 Band 1,2,3,4. GARY NORWOOD--J.V. Football 25 Track 4. JUDY OLIVEIRA--Rally Club 3. RICHARD ONETO JOSEPH OWREN--Band 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 45 C.S.F. 2,35 Junior Achievement 3,4. JON APLLITO PENELOPE PALMER Penny , G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 2,35 Rally Club Points Captain5 G.A.A. Representative 25 Student Assembly 25 Student Police 2. n 3 '-ui Ti? Y W! . Rich Petersen expresses grief for three belo ved 5 students, Melinda Jensen, Erwin Mueller, and John Zolli. 'Us' 56 , A . .,-, 4 5-fe.-Af 353635531 ' X ,Q if iv as-1 ,fi . f?u..2fi, ., j, . , ' 5 f - ' 5' ' + as-. 3 3' ,f ., , ,W z... , fv- X SUSAN FURST PALMER--G.A.A. 1,2,35 Rally Club 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 15 Acquacade 1,35 El Vaquerito 35 Rally Club Representa- tive. CAROL PEARCE--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 35 C.S.F. 3,45 Acqua- cade 3,45 Rally Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Historian 25 Spanish Club Sec. 45 Spanish Club V. Pres 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Senior Play 45 Drama Club 25 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 3 Typing Award 2. JANET PETERS--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,2,35 Acquacade 1,2,3,45 Outstanding Frosh. Girl5 Outstanding Jr. Girl. Jr. Class Representative5 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Pom Pon Girl 35 G.A.A. Vice Pres. 35 Girl of the month 35 Student Council 2,35 Student Assembly5 Girls' State5 Jr. Prom Decoration Chair.5 G.A.A. Dance Chairman 35 C.S.F. 25 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Mother-daughter desert Dec. Chair. 35 El Vaquerito 2,3. RICHARD PETERSON--Swimming 2,35 J.V. Football 35 El Vaq- uerito 3,45 Block L 45 Mgr. Varsity Football 45 Student Court 4, Student Council 4. ROBERT PIERCE--El Vaquerito Editor5 FFA5 Jr. Achievement Football 1,2. FRANK PLACAS 54 M . Sf5P0 'C l- rl? fix' 'r .4 , !'N jug., - E17 Pom -Pon Girls of Livermore High. JACQUELINE QUEHEILLALT Jackie , G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 3,45 El Vaquerito 45 Jr. Achievement 2,3,4. MARYANNE REGINATO--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 152,35 Chorus 45 Rally Club 35 C.S.F. 1,25 Girls' Representative 25 A.G.S. Repre- sentative 35 Student Body Treas. 45 Student Council 2,45 Decora- tion Chair. Jr. Prom 35 Asilomar Leadership Conference 3. ILENE REHDER--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 School Guide 4. JO ANN REINERT JAMES REITZ Jim , Track 45 Senior Play 45 Student Assembly 4. KENNETH RETTIG--Football 2,3545 Football Mgr. 15 Band 15 Perfect Attendance 2,35 Block L 4. 55 War, . LY, L LONN1E PODGORNEY--Swimming 1,2, 3,45 Block L 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Assembly 4. DIANNE POULIOT--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.I-I.A. 45 A.G.S. Secretary 45 El Vaquero Copy Editor 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Rally Club 1,25 Acquacade 3,45 Acquacade Costume Committee Chair. 45 Student Council 45 F.I-I.A. President 45 Student Guide 3. JUDY PRATER RENEE PREFTOKIS--Jr. Achievement 2,3,45 El Vaquerito 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Rally Club 35 Snack Shack 3. LINDA PUMROY--Jr. Achievement 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 1,2,3. ELLEN QUARTERMAN--Pom-Pon Girl 35 Rally Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 El Vaquero Art Editor 45 El Vaquerito 35 Acquacade 2,35 Juryman 35 A.G.S. President 45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 45 Thespians 45 Jr. Prom Comm. Chair. 35 Girl-of-the-month 45 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Speaking Contest 3,4. gb at 1' f' 1 -riff iff 1' , w.. 'Q 16 :fly fax hrs X gr? T' JAMES RICHERSON LORRAINE RODRIQUEZ--Snack Shack 35 Jr. Achievement 4, Sec retary 45 El Vaquerito 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Baccalaureate Usher 3. MARIAN ROE--Senior Play Props 4. MARY ROGERS ROBERT ROMINGER GLORIA ROYAL Jeanie, Transfer Grand Prairie, Texas. -.ni Qu '3 .553 W DIANE RUDOLPI-I WILLIAM RUNDSTROM Bill, Baseball 15 Basketball 25 Track 2,35 Student Assembly 23 Senior Class Pres. 4. ROBERT' RUSSELL CARROLL SATHER ROBERT SATTER Bob, J.V. Football ly Band 15 Varsity Track 25 Band 4. SUSAN SCI-LAACK--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club l,2,35 Acquacade 2,3,4. BIGGEST AND LITTLEST SENIORS farm. ,f'l 'C' Wil' DAVID SCHMEDDING--Varsity Track3 Block L. DANIEL SCI-IUCHARDT Dan, J.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3. KAY SI-IATTUCK--Transfer 4. KAREN Sl-IEWCHUCK--Rally Club 132,33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Acqua- cade 1 ,2,3,4j Thespians 3,43 School Play 1,33 Senior Play3 Band 1,2335 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 33 Spanish Club 33 Class Sec- retary 23 Head J.V. Cheerleader 23 Pom Pon Girl 33 Student Body Secretary 43 Rep. to Asilomar 3. HARVEY SINGLETON--Student Council 43 Math Club 43 Science Club 1,43 C.S.F. 2,3,4, President 43 Science Fair ls Science In Action 3. DONALD SINK--Transfer Phoenix, Arizona 33 Math Club 43 Sci- ence Club 3,45 C.S.F. 334. 3 5 Q 'y ' Nfl? it 'I ' 3 3, ,, 1? K JJ lf 'M Qi? MQW f I BEST FAST DANCERS 4, ,NN it 15 fin v VL, A 'f 'J ' 3 'ff 3 4 a A ' f N T- .y A . 52 - -bw f 1 ,Q , W M ' I 'QQNQQW Q N Q au, fu 1, , 3 :ff y , V 1 ff' ' s -'FQ ', -5: '. r jp ' vw fx 3 r ' M P' Q 2 'ni I PAUL SKAGGS CARTER SMITH--Basketball 3. JERRY SMITH--Football 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Block L 2,3,4. VIRGINIA SMITH Ginny, G.A.A. 1,233,413 Rally Club 1,2,3,43 Student Assembly 33 Band 13 Chorus 1 , Tri- Hi-Y 23 G.A.A. Treas. 33 Sr. Class Treasurer, Pom Pon Girl 33 Tri-I-li-Y Pres. 23 Teen Canteen Secretary 43 Acquacade 1,2,3,43 El Vaquerito 23 Jr. Prom Committee Chair.3 C.S.F. lg Typing Award 33 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 3. DWIGHT SORIA JOE SOTO Ji '31 ig, vsqq 5-1 X CAROL SPEARS--Jr. Achievement 2535 G.A.A. 152535 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Jr. Red Cross Vice President 25 Acquacade 2535 Twirp Dance Dec. Chair. 2. RELTA STALL--G.A.A. 1525 E1 Vaquerito 35 Snack Shack 35 F.I-l.A. 1. PATRICIA STANFORD Pat , G.A.A. 253545 Rally Club 2535 El Vaquerito 354. CAROL STEDMAN Sue, Transfer Tahoe High 25 G.A.A. 253545 Acqua- cade Committee Chairman 35 Acqua- cade 45 Rally Club 2. CHA RLES STEINER- -Transfer Haward- Varsity Football5 Varsity Basketball5 Block L5 Honor Roll. DENNIS STRIEFF Denny, Student Body Pres. 45 Block L 15253545 Boys' State 35 Basketball 15253545 Football 3545 Track 25 Outstanding Freshman Boy5 Sophomore Class Vice President5 Boys' Representative 35 Student As- sembly 1. Q - 'cf ,en . 1? -lj l -'rd 1 , 'gm we ' ii- 1 .1 2 JY . ,J ,fr I 3' 4711? H' 212:- fi X 'NO ...fu-qu -.af al- an 'AP' .ag 1. I Q01 GEORGE SYESTER PETER SZEKELY Pete, Swimming 15253545 Block L 15253545 Presi- dent 45 Student Council 4. GARY TAYLOR DIANNE TI-IIBAULT--G.A.A. 15253545 Rally Club 15253545 Ac- quacade 2,3545 C.S.F. 15 Band 15 G.A.A. Pres. 45 G.A.A. Out- standing Jr. Girl 35 Student Council 45 Rally Club Sec 25 Bac- calaureate Candlelighter5 Pom Pon Girl 45 Girls' Leadership Con- ference. ROBERT TIRNETTA JOHN TOOTLE 58 sr ! '13- ..-fn-O' ws 'VN 1 .Nr -' 1 . , . l A . A Ly 1, J if A J r JM Jin Vflffjjff f Xl! A 1 I 'J lf ,A 1-1 STELLA VAUGI-IN MANUAL VELARDE CHARLOTTE VIADA--Rally Club 1,25 All School Play 35 Sr. Play Assistant Director 45 Thapians 3,4. BARBARA VOLPONI--Band 152,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Rally Club 35 Acquacade 2,3,45 A.G.S. Representative 45 Baccalaureate Candle- lighter 3. VERONICA VUKOTA--A.G.S. Model 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Acqua- cade 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Rally Club 1,2,35 C.S.F. 1,2,3,45 C.S.F. Invitation Comm. Chairman 35 Thespians 3,45 Secretary 45 All School Play 25 Senior Play 45 Band 1,2535 Dance Band 1,2,3, 45 Chorus 25 Baccalaureate Candlelighter 35 Student Assembly 45 Band Treas. 35 G.A.A. Leadership Conference 3. CHARLOTTE WADE Sue 59 J SUSAN fF1lrR'CY--Transfer San Francisco G.A.A. 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Senior Pla 4. FREID UEBNER--Track 3,45 J.V. Foot- ball Mgr. 45 Annual Photographer 4. RECINOLD UNGER Reg, Transfer 4. CORNELIA VAN DEN BERGH--Foreign Exchange Student from the Netherlands5 G.A.A. 45 C.S.F. 45 Senior Representa- tive G.A.A. Acquacade 4. JUDY VARNEY--Majorette 253,45 Rally Club 1 . NANCY VAUGHN--Chorus 15 Stage Crew 1 . Senior gentlemen, Ed McKinley and Lonnie Podgorney, together with Si Gimble give their rendition of an old- time movie. John Zolli accompanied the production on the piano for the en- joyment of the student body at a school rally. U fiat- ' A ' Anql V ef M LA .. f Q G .1-.., 5.9- nn.,- I if 4? .444 if 'UN -Q... 'Y , , Og g f::.'::f'- 2 ... Pom -Pon Girls take time out for rest during a summer practice. Left to right: Jean Kliss, Deci Deck, Ellen Dalke, Sharon Regas, Dianne Thibault, Alice Bush, and 5' Jeep Jones. DAVID WEST BLANCHE WHITSON Rhea , G.. 1,2,3,4. LYNN WHITTEN--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Acquacade 25 Thespians 3,45 Senior Play 3,4. ROBERT WI-IITNER--Transfer South Dakota. IRENE WILBUR- -Senior Play5 G.A.A. 1. MARDELLE WILLFORD--G.A .A . 1 ,2,3, 45 Acquacade 3,45 Senior Play Usher5 El Vaquerito 3. ROBERT WALKER Bob KENNETH WALSTED--Band 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Secretary 35 Basketball 2,3. PATRICIA WARD Pat, Transfer 105 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Rally Club 2,35 A.G.S. Model 25 Acquacade 2,3,45 El Vaquerito 25 A.G.S. Program Chair. 45 Drama Club 25 Honor Roll 2,45 Annual Editor 45 Student Council 4, Parliamentarian 45 Student Guide 35 Bac- calaureate Candlelighter 35 Big, Little Sister Potluck Chair. 45 C.S.F. 2,45 Chorus 25 Speech Contest 4. LOLA WEAVER- -Transfer Oklahoma 1. DOLORES WEIDMAN Annette, G.A.A. 3,45 Jr. Achievement 4. RONALD WEIMER--Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Block L 45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 4. :L- c....,- 5 ff? wr 409' Y!! YT-2:7 ALAN WILLIAMS STEPHEN WILLIAMS Steve, Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1,2,35 Swimming 2,3. NANCY WILLIS--Snack Shack 45 Jr. Achievement 3,45 Chorus 4. FRANCES WILLOUR--Jr. Achievement 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 El Vaquerito 3,45 Adv. Band 25 Jr. Red Cross 2. 1,2,3,4g Acquacade 35 Rally Club 1,2,3. MARY WITBECK-- Cathy, G.A.A. 2,3,4g Acquacade 2,3,43 Adv Band 13 El Vaquerito 2,33 Rally Club 2,33 El Vaquerito Editor 25 Vice President Jr. Achievement. illl C, I, 'Mr 2 I 'M Q I ,fl PEPPIES T V12 .....,.,,,,.-1' 1 1, -KK H..- - .24 If ,. ,WMA x ,,,. 1 -mama: M '- , W . Aqfw, , Q va ' 4 fa 5 JY .7 +A 1, y A f , v .fia5y?.Xg. i Va fin x f 5.g,,, gf 3, 5 p f, , ,, W, , t -5 'Q-, if , 235.2 2-7, . f 4 -' 3 1' 'sf 2 Au 5 f X 3 JACKALYN WILSON--Majorette 1,2,35 I-lead Majorette 45 G.A.A. ,A ,',m..,1, Q' Y, A V. 1, 3.3 ,QAM .1 , f., ,, 'FO . 'if' . 1' TR , U' 1. '17 ff Aff 'C' GEORGE WITHERS--Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, His- torian 2. JUDITH WOOD Judy, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN YANES--G.A.A. 1,2. PETER ZODTNER--Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 Student Assembly 3. 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' I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. In I I I I I I I I ,AA X dit, ., BOB AARON, will my body to the Science Dept. Qthat is after I'm dead, of coursej. MARY AUSTIN, bequeath the rest of the Austin Clan QAII nine of themj to all the teachers. PAUL ANDERSEN, leave my tube of Brylcream to Sammy Thompson, with the warning to use just one dab. SHORTIE BRENGLE, will my love for Ray Charles's What'd I say to Carol Johnson and Sandy Mello. RHEA WHITSON, will my ability to play volleyball to Cheryl Dykes--she needs it. BOB KANE, will all of my old French exams to any poor Freshman who plans to take 3 years of French. JIMMY HORGAN, will all my problems to Mr. Sat- terthwaite, and all my curry hair to Mr. Rundstrom. STEVE WILLIAMS, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all the somg in the mechanical room to our favorite English teacher, Mr. Muentz. SUE SCHAACK, will my ability to take shorthand at 200 words a minute to Daria. JEEP JONES, leave all my spare time to Sandy Ruehlow, because she is going to need it as Mr. Couch's assistant. BUD HOU SH, will my ability to have a terrible time with the opposite sex, to Gecxge Howard. PAULETTE MCCUNE, hereby bequeath my class ring to George Dias, and my ability to cook to Pat Medrano and Judi Marquez. PHYLLIS LUTZ, bequeath to Sue Canestre and Pat Medrano, permanent invitations to the future par- ties at my house, hoping they have as much fun as they did at the other ones. RUTH BUTTS, bequeath to Mickey Creager, the privilege of looking at the second picture in the third row of the class of '58. TOM HECKER, hereby bequeath my job in the li- brary to Ed. Let HIM shelve the,books! IEAN KLISS, being of sound mind and body, will David Salisbury and Ty Sojka my story book so that they can further their education. JACKIE WILSON, will my position as head majorette to any girl who can hold her temper. CHARLOTTE VIADA, will Ray Armstrong the choco- late in the Snack Shack. DWIGHT SORIA, will all my P.E. tricks to the Frosh Class. FRED STEINER, will to Shortie Brengle all of my I'm for Nixon buttons. If she doesn't want them I'm sure Ed McKinley does. KATHY JONES, do hereby bequeath my favorite English teacher, Mrs. Griffin, to Randy Werner. Have Fun! ! I, TINA NAUNGAYAN, will the Twist, my hair, my parking space, and the worn out main drag of Livermore to anyone crazy enough to want them. I, DICK GASKILL, do hereby bequeath all my knowl- edge gained here in the last four years to the en- tire Janitorial Staff, for proper disposal. I, SANDY MCGREGOR, will my strong voice, soapbox, and my name mac to my incoming Freshman sister. I, HARVEY SINGLETON, in a gleeful state of mind, do hereby will my old midnight oil lamp to Ann Kilby and Ken McMilin. I, ROBIN MCCORMICK, will to Lynn Vassallo and Lisa Roggi, my little black book, complete with com- ments. I, RICHARD PETERSON, will the El Vaquerito sports department to Mike Reed and Mike Hudson. I, JEANIE ROYAL, live to Cherri Dykes, my Texas ac- cent and all the luck that goes with it. I, JUDY WOOD, bequeath my blade of grass on the Senior Lawn to Janet Severin if she will promise to water and mow it. I, GINNY MULQUEENEY, bequeath my lovely blue sweatshirt to Frances Kenney, who always admired it. I, MURRAY DAY, will to the incoming Freshmen all the teachers at LUHS, hoping they will use them to the best of their ability. I, DIANNE THIBAULT, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath one pair of holey pom pon shoes to any incoming pom pon girl who would like them. I, BOB PIERCE, being of questionable mind, do will my box of No-Doze pills to Ellen Dalke. I, FRED UEBNER, will my used developer and hypo to the next year's Annual Photographer. I, SUSAN TRACY, will to my sister, Gloria, my ability to argue all night at slumber parties. I, GLORIA GROSS, will to Janet Riddell, my rat, Vera. I, KEN RETTIG, will to Sandy Mello, all of my good grades. Take good care of them, please. I, JUDI FREITAS, will my hair styles and ability to drive to Marie Briggs Maestas. I, CAROL SPEARS will the name of Fluff to Miss Nelson, and a box of clothespins to Noriene. I, FRAN WILLOUR, will lots of luck to whoever is try- ing out for sports and l hope that our school will bring forth champion athletes and good sportsman- ship. I, FRAN MOORE, hereby will all my empty luch sacks and tardy slips to Bev, Pat, and my brother, Mike. I, ED MCKINLEY, have never liked giving things away WILLS I. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I, I. 1. I. I. 1. 1. I. I, I. 1. except at Christmas. I don't leave anything to anyone. BOB SATTER, will my clumbsy tuba to some poor, unlucky freshman. MARIAN ROE, leave to Mr. Humphrey my fingernails and one stack of used absent slips. JOHN HUGHES, will all the tradedies encountered by any Senior in Room 206, Senior Problems, to all Juniors. MARYANNE REGINATO, do hereby will my good temper to Sandy Reuhlow. SUE WADE, will my tricycle to Carol Rodriquez. JUDY PRATER, will the good times Ihad in high school to Doris Tillman, and I hope she has as many. LORRAINE RODRIQUEZ, will my superior bookkeep- ing ability to Darlene Smith. PHILIP COUDEN, will Lynn Vassallo a cook book. DIANE HEYDEN, do hereby leave my old '49 rag top to any deserving person who can drive it. CAROLYN CLARK, will to Mr. Anderson, in hopes he uses it properly, all the hair I've had cut off in the last four years. JERRY SMITH, joyfully will the broad jump sand- box qpitj with all problems to future Livermore jumpers. Have fun. JANE BUCHANAN, do will my ability to forget everything I try to remember, to anyone who wants it. COCKIE VAN DEN BERGH, thank everybody for the wonderful time they have given meg it is unfor- getable. MAUREEN MACKAY, being of sound mind and body, do bequeath unto Miss Costick all of the irregular verbs encountered in four years of Spanish. MIKE BENEDICT, will the city parking meters to Hansen Road, in hopes that business will slow down. BARBARA VOLPONI, will my ability to spell to my sister, Doris. BOBBI GAAR, will my curly toes and my wonderful scholastic record to Judy Wheelock, so that she may put them to good use. TAMARA FORDHAM, will my secret methods of flirting to Sue Cansetre. REG UNGER, not being of sound mind, do will all my scholarly possessions to Mr. Kisling, a Junior trapped in these ivy covered halls. KAREN SHEWCHUCK, will my seat on the Senior Lawn to Judy Wheelock gif she makes her Senior year. Just kidding, Judy, really.5 JAN PETERS, bequeath my red hair and nickname Gina to a Junior girl who needs a conversation piece. 1. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. LEE DAVIES, leave Mrs. Young a quiet and peaceful second period Economics class next year. JACKIE QUEHEILLALT, will to my scrub brother, Teddy, all of my notes to Barbara in Senior Prob- lems. RON WEIMER, being of sound mind and body?? will my good grades to Kay Knott. DAN SCHUHARDT, will to everyone all the free things given out by Livermore High School, such as cinch notices, tardy slips, cut slips, etc. SHARON SAVAGE, will to my little sister all of my unfinished homework. SUE STEDMAN, will Jackie Wilson's football equip- ment to Paula Graves. Contact Johnny McKee for details, Paula. GINNY SMITH, do hereby bequeath all my diets to Sandy Ruehlow in hopes she will benefit by them. CAM LAMMERTS, will my position as Miss Asdurian assistant to some poor, unsuspecting soul who signed up for it. BILL CLARK, will 4 percent of my future millions to my wonderful teachers who have helped me scale the first step on the ladder of success. PAUL HURLEY, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my radiant personality and experience to the next student body president. CATHY WITBECK, will my flirtatious nature to some poor Junior girl. ELLEN QUARTERMAN, leave my little sister and my Girl of the Month pin to Miss Wilson. But why leave? According to Miss Wilson, I'm hardly ever here. JOANNE GHILARDI, will my lone feminine seat in Trig. to that up -coming math-wiz, Terrie Loucks. Sl GIMBEL, being of sound mind, hereby will my spare gallon gas can to Paul Phillips, good luck, Paul. VERONICA V. VUKOTA, will my Norweigen ac- cent to any aspiring dramatic actress. KAY SHATTUCK, will my driver's license to Bev. NANCY WILLIS, being of sound mind, do will to Danny, Mike and Joe, my ability to graduate. Good Luck, boys! LONNIE PODGORNY, will my height to Irwin Muel- ler, for I know he will need it. JACKIE CERRUTI, will my charming personality and my ability to attract no one, to Sandy Ruehlow. ALAN WILLIAMS, being of sound mind and body, hereby will one tube of ceiling plaster to Mr. Lee. DAVID SCHMEDDING, will to Mrs. Young, a sound- proof carpet for the Senior Problems room. 's FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT l :fi STN sponsoring its second foreign exchange student. Cockie ,-. Q has been residing with the family of Deci and Jamie Deck 5,51 IJ? -V A this year, while attending Livermore High School. Cockie comes to us from the Netherlands. She resides with her parents and two younger sisters in The Hauge, the capi- tol of South Holland. Here at school Cockie is active in G.A.A., C.S.F., and A.F.S. She was chosen Senior Girls' Representative in G.A.A., and is Assistant Editor of the school annual. Cock- ie's favorite subjects this year are History and Spanish. She intends to major in languages when she returns to the Netherlands. Cockie had a lot to say about our American boys. The first thing she said was, They are so very different from the Dutch boys--not only in looks, but in actions and attitudes. As she started saying this, her face began turning a faint shade of red, and before she was finished her blush had turned to a vivid shade of redish -purple. One might say that her unique blush is one of Cockie's most distinguishing charac- teristics. Asked if she ever gets homesick for her family and home- land, Cookie replied, Oh, no, I have such a wonderful time here and so much to keep me busy that I never have time to be homesick. It didn't take too long for Cockie to become accustomed to our American foods. She says she even prefers our food to her hown. Many of us remember the time Cockie had her first pizza, a dish she had never tasted before. Now she eats right along with the rest of us. We all had a wonderful and interesting time with Cockie this year. The girls will remember trying to explain the difference between a peach and a nectarine. You should have seen the time we had trying to tell her what fuzzy meant. She has been the source of much enjoyment to all COCKIE Van Den BERGH of us--and has brought us many experiences that we will never forget. We will all miss Cockie when she returns to Holland this summer. Her friendly warmth and interest have made her such a familiar part of the campus that something will be missing without her. We are sure that Cockie will long be remembered in the hearts of all the students of Livermore I-ligh School. Good -Bye, Cockie, it has been a wonderful experience knowing you. Best of Luck in all you do. 70 .uw 4 'N-A , , Fl A s ll K Y , Z 1 ix, t ll ' , Lil' :gk ,gl 1, Swv Casey at the Bat Sexy Seniors! ! The Mad Scientist Christmas Partytirne s . ei S in S Qu xx 'ii , fix... L Tension, excitement, and victory! ! .4 f Q . 1 , I N , I ,f 'vis W -N N Voting for Sports Queen. Do you want to make a bet? , 4' , 4 Tk bs- Init.,-5,2 Hold that pose, kids! ! ! I could have danced all night! Are you still mad, Teddy?? Ei m y E Why do firemen wear red suspenders? Tough Kid! They teach, too! ! ! gf: Watch the wise cracks! ! ! Our Seniors at noon time! CHEESE The office party? CHEERS Nothing like a little food to pep a person up! ! . I 5 SI? J0 RGANlZA T W 'W' ,P yt, M .X ,.f,.awm , . ,. W, V 3 S2 .,,,5...,,, V - , A 4 Aa w '4 f- 1. I V gm, Y Y ' .-. , vw 54 , 4 , V ,Q 4 W f Q A s QAUWVGV '-A EL VAQUERO e Cockie van den Bergh Mr. Cooper Dianne Pouliot Rf' 'Qsr Ellen Quarterman I Mr. Dust Jeanette Oyler Mary Mueller Mrs. Rundstrom -1 Mr. Saunders Tina Natmgayan Pat Ward, Editor The year 1961 brought many more changes in the El Vaquero. Among the more important features are the new style cover, more pages, and the colored pictures. Under the direction of editor, Pat Ward, the staff cooperated to produce a yearbook which met its deadlines and achieved its goals with the ease that comes only from lots of hard work. ,ft ing: EL vAQuER1To M Richard Peterson, Editor-- Spring Semester Mr. Conway, Advisor Mrs . Brewster Assist. Advisor Bob Pierce--Editor Fall Semester The main aim of El Vaquerito was to present as complete a picture of school wide events as possible and also to provide informative and entertaining reading for the entire student body. On behalf of the staff and advisors I wish to express our thanks to the faculty and students of Livermore High School for their interest and advice in helping us try to put out a paper worthy of such a fine school. Rich Petersen Editor, El Vaquerito FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Larry Falting, Fich Peterson, Lorrain Rodriquez, Renee Preftokis, Helen Giblin, Donna Kundert, Pat Grantham, Diane Foster, Edith Lagomarsino, Carolyn Jenkins, William Vance. SECOND ROW--Fran Willour, Jackie Queheillalt, Kathy Barbera, Leslie Briggin, Meridith Jones, Carol Ogg, Jeep Jones, Bob Pierce. 75 TRI-SCI CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Gary Pouliotg Marsha Johnston, Sec- retary, Noreen Beimer, Pres., Dave Troutrnan, Treasurer. ROW 2-- Harvey Singleton, Mike Wilson, Fred Beibeshiemerg John Benaphylg Tom Severin. ROW 3--Karen Cantuag Lee Daviesg Arthur Hull, John Beckerg John Straubg Bruce Sojka. ROW 4--Nancy Coleg Bob Cary, John Cahoung David Hart- man, Ann Kilbyg Leo Barnard. ROW 4--Klaus Miller, Tom Pel- sorg Craig Shabertg Dana Zim- mermang Keith Gardner. ROW 6 --Mr. Hadley, Advisory Don Sink, Carl Beebe. Not Pictured--Frank Piper, Vice President. The Livermore High School Science Club is concerned with all phases of science. This year the club as had films and demonstrations on both the physical and biological sciencesg many of the demonstrations have dealt with practical applications of science. A large part of the year was composed of building projects for the high school MATH CLUB The year the Math Club has presented many interesting programs. The basic purpose of this club is to further the interest of students in mathematics and at the same time, show that math can really be fun. Advisor is Mr. Thomas. 2-- 5' i' rf FRONT ROW, Left to Right-- Ann Kilby, Presidentg Lee Davies, Vice President, Bob Farshlerg Don Sink, BACK ROW --Harvey Singleton, Tom Pel- sor, Secretary-Treas.g Gary Pou- liot. fix ,uh L , if Karen Kamp, Treasurerg Jeanette 1 Q W , Oyler, Vice President, Mary Gohler, ' President, SECOND ROW--Judy Wheelockg Pat Brown, Chaplain, Alice Bush, Representative. THIRD ROW--Carol Reed, Diane Swanson, Lynda Jensen. TR I-HI-Y Tri -Hi -Y has now completed its third year as a school club. This year we started with a successful car wash. The club participated in a carnival at the Y to raise money for the new gym floor. When it snowed this year we all went up for a day in the snow. A dance was held in Marchg and in April the Club went on an excursion to San Francisco. HI-Y The El Vaquero Hi-y is an organization composed of boys whose purpose in life is to promote high stand- ards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Kurt Coester, BACK ROW--David Freeman, Harold Hartman, Jim Russel. FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Ellen Quarterman, President, Rosalie Baca, Vice President, Dianne Pou- liot, Secretary, Jill Schenone, Treasurer. BACK ROW--Kay Knott, Soph. Representative, Mary Mueller, Welfare Chair., Pat Ward, Program Chair, Denise Jamieson, Publicity Chair., Alice Betten- court, Jr. Representative. Not Pictured--Ginny Mulqueeney, Big 8cLittle Sis Chair, Barb Volponi, Sr. Representative, Linda Johns, Frosh. Representative, Lynn Vas- sallo, Points Captain. ASSOCIATED GIRL STUDENTS The purpose of the Associated Girl Students is to promote the general welfare and education of the girls enrolled at this high school. As a result, all girls automatically become members when they enter high school, and remain members for four years if they conform to the ideals of the association. The Associated Girl Students will continue throughout the years to strive to transmit to future students the high ideals and undaunted spirit that we covet in our school. This year's Rally Club has been very active. A number of successful rallies were planned and presented to our student body. All the members of the club worked very hard to develop more school spirit and good sportsmanship. We give our deepest thanks to this group for their diligent work. FRONT ROW Left to Right-- Alice Bush, President, Mary Beach, Secretary. BACK ROW --Ruth Dolan, Vice President, Mary Gohler, Points Captain, Mary Lee, Treasurer. FRONT ROW Left to Right--Lynn Whitten, Vice Presidentg Gloria Gross, Presidentg Vero- nica Vukota, Secre- tary. SECOND ROW-- Mr. Brush, Advisorg Charlotte Viada, Points Capt. Karen Shew- chuck, Historiang Carolyn Clarkg Mi- chael Yocham, Maureen Mackayg Rosalie Bacag Ellen Quartermang Paul Hurley. THESPIANS The National Thespian Society is an educational, honor and service organization of teachers and students. The society is named after the first Greek actor, Thespias. The purpose of the society is the advancement of standards of excellence in dramatic arts. It encourages students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control, and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is a new organization at Livermore High. It is open to all students taking a business course. The purpose of this club is to help the students learn more about business and how to get a job upon graduation from High School. 1 Q FRONT ROW Left to Right i Q --Jackie Quehillait, Pres. A Barbara Lewis, Vice Pres.5 Veronica Vukota, Treas. y SECOND ROW--Lorraine 1 l V Rodriquezg Renee Prefto- kisg Jeanne Royalg Paulette Glaskyg Patty Standfordg Ginny Smithg Gayle Fach- nerg Jackie Dellisg Linda Nelsong Sue Wadeg Diane Rudolphg THIRD ROW-- Jeep Jonesg Genevieve Fratesg Ilene Rehderg Sharon Hutkag Carol Pearceg Judy Doddsg Mary Austing Jane Buchanang Evelyn J en- kensg Judy Olivierag Miss Asdurian, Advisor. Not Pictured--Cami Lammerts, Secretary. TEEN PRODUCTS CO. FRONT ROW, Left to Right:--Earl Minkler, Treasurer, Bill Ingols, Presidentg Cathy Wit- beck, Vice Presidentg Joe Owreng Gloria Cowsertg Claudia Lutz. ROW 2--Claud Pierceg John Mountg Gary Shel- don, Nancy I-larrisg Donna Dyer, Sharon Lawler. Junior Achievement is an organization for teenagers that is known throughout the United States. It is sponsored by the businessmen of the community. The teenagers join together to form a corporation. They elect officers, sell stock, purchase raw materials, produce a product, and sell the product. This year there are two Junior Achievement companies in our school: TEEN PRODUCTS and JADE. V 61,6-It PF' I' - Va V 7 JADE CO. FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Dave Rezendes, Presidentg Annette Weidman, Vice Presidentg Lorraine Rodriquez, Secretary. SECOND ROW--Bob Pierceg Cathy I-licks, Nancy Willisg Carol Yanesg Renee Preftokisg Jackie Queheillalt. 80 TEEN CANTEEN OFFICERS FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Ginny Smith, Social Chairman, SECOND ROW--Ted Goad, Vice President, Dolly Mondonca, Secretary, Ron Mueller, Treasurer. BACK ROW--Bill Clark, President. Not Pictured--Carolyn Clark, Program Chairman. The Teen Canteen is an organization which supplements the school dances. Dances are held every Saturday night for all students enrolled in Livermore High School. There are also special events throughout the year such as the Beatnik Party, New Year's Dance, skating trips, and other events decided upon by the board. The club is run by the students, who solicit chaperones and serve refreshments. This group works in cooperation with PATS, the parents' organization of the high school. ,, SPANISH CLUB Last year saw the beginning of the Spanish Club. This year saw the happy reunion of most of its old members. The increasing interest would seem to indicate its worth. The activities this year have been varied and enjoyable. The past year has been a great success, and we are all looking forward to the continuation and growth of El Circulo de Espaiiol. -, '+'r.. ja Q Q . , ' was . e - ,lcv Q ffgy sft W A - . ga ,' .r -:N . fs. 'fl' it SN 1 'f 1,5 'gm - 3 ji at ,: V ,I lg ii EN: zz' - is K is it - L r signify 4 - N 3,3 -Y. 4, A , . 1 vin, . 'f fu z f- , , ,f C af s 'I M -' 'e'l'A1L 4 ni .. - .. ... 1 ' Q' :1 I FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Carol Pearce, Vice President, Sandy Norwood, Jeanette Yanesg Gloria Tracy. SEC- OND ROW--Fran Moore, Secretary, Mary Nickerson, Program Chairman, Maureen Mackay, President, Sharon Bettencourtg Fred Perez, Sharon Sowers. Not Pictured--Irmella Coester. BACK ROW--Mr. Cooper, Advisor. 81 C. S. F. Scholarship for Service is the motto of the California Scholarship Federation. Guiding this group along the paths to ever greater service to the school were Harvey Singleton, President for the fall semester, and Martin I-Iarbeck, President for the spring semester. An educational trip each semester, the spring regional conference, the annual foreign foods pot-luck dinner, exchange socials with other chapters, fund-raising projects, scholarships for Life Members, and a tutoring service for the school were among the many items and activities carried on by C.S.F. during a highly successful 1960-1961 school year. ., ,ff 9 6,-Q' 'Navi VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Gloria Gross Melinda Jensen Kay Knott A .Ti Q3 PRESIDENT Harvey Singleton I-IIS TORIAN Dorothy Schm alle FALL REGULARS FALL ASSOCIATES PX fn fN1X V 'Cf' ROW 1, Left to Right--Terry Loucks, Lee Ann Callaghan, Trudy Gipson, Gloria Gross, Jan Math- ews. ROW 2--Steve Harrison, Lee Davies, Veronica Vukota, Robin McCormick, Rosalie Baca. ROW 3-- Harvey Singleton, Martin Harbeck, Ed McKinley, 82 Ken McMilin, Rich Watkins, George Ising. f ROW 1, Left to Right--Dotty Fones, Sue Johnson, Mary Beach, Kay Knott, Judy Voegle. ROW 2-- Dick Satter, Steve Estes, Mary Nickerson, Sharon Bettencourt, Marsha Gordon, Larry Faultings. ROW 3--Larry I-Iebebrand, Tom Pelsor, Carl Beebee, Dave Troutman, Mike Agar. QM X .rf Q f J i l I , A . s 4 W Yr 'W Hr wtmvqlmgikgv FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Cindy King, Debby Winslow, Edith Lagomarsino, Olivia Gutierrez, Karen Badden. ROW 2--Drew Damon, Linda Johns, JO Mathews, Sigred Saniord. THIRD ROW-- Marilyn Shewchuck, Meridith Jones, Janet Riddle, Kathy Bicknell. ROW 4--Jim Poco, John Wagoner, John Paine. w I , 1 ROW 1, Left to Right--Nancy Cole, Marsha John- ston, Suzanne Gaskill, Terry Loucks, Jan Mathews, Judy Voegle, Susan Dopking. ROW 2--Jim Mc- ., Clasky, Rosalie Baca, Veronica Vukota, Pat Ward, Kay Knott, Janet Severin, Jill Schenone, Melinda Jensen. ROW 3--Richard Quarterman, Jim Miller, Arthur Hull, George Ising, Lee Davies, Martin I-Iarbeck, Mike Agar, Larry Faultings. ROW 4-- Larry Hebebrand, Jim Goncher, Ed McKinley, Rick Watkins, Harvey Singleton, Wayne Jensen, Don Lutes. ROW 5--Ken McMilin, Dave Troutman, Tom Pelsor, Craig Shabert. vl fNf' rl I f ' A x , I . 5. K . . , I 4 rl , I ,I--.rfqnw , xf ' ri, FII! IX ivy' QIW ff ffl sgfllwfl, ,f I' X-gjsg' ,f f,-I Q od If Jr- ,. rv ,Q '. 'Q PRESIDENT , ' V , ,fl I V Oglfk N, O1 vi, Jill' Martin Harbeck 'lf , rl 'i ' 1 w L ,IQ , -'IIN' ,Yifl aft! V V if E' 'slr-ll! tif I rx, , Ulf J ,iw fl 'W' P., fl V 1 ' I X L I l 'I ,NAR !L7f0l - l N ll I , fx, ,I ' -, ' ,X V I ,Ivy I Afs, f K 1 1 'I 'YN 1 'fx x ff- 'nv' A ' ' V lx f Q - Q . ,Q V Gr I 4, gk V F Q! 58,4 I I I I an , -44 is 'el' 1, . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY HIS TORIAN TREASURER Lee Davies Trude Gibson 83 Jill Schenone Jan Matthews VICE PRESIDEN T Joe Owren TREASURER Nancy Cole BAND OFFICERS SECRETARY Janet Clendenin PRESIDENT I ,. I Bill Clark I I' H . ' f ,N . ,-1 , 'I A-'ni y , I, f . 5 ' f'b5Qf?:f' ' L x . ffgiifx' I -.X xfQ?1.x , if 5 wfzg. 55? QUARTER MASTER Frank Frary LIVERMORE JOINT UNION v . su 'W' iv .f -wg, , -- 4 H i .4 '4 'W ' 'M A M , MAJORETTES 5 x DRUM MAJOR Elwood Green S. rfqajgggelfgjlhpoynn Erickson, Pat Lures, FRONT--Jackie Wilson, Head ,, 'K gg ' 13 -1 .. I ' 1 .i fl:l f 5 ow QR 44 1 vw N ,N ' iv M Q f m, k if W 4 1 ' ' 4 k V Sw-1 ,gm ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Claudia I-loldener, Susan Routh, Edith Legomarsino, Nancy Dodds, Dotty Fones, Priscilla Palmer, Lizbeth Woods, Sidney Stetsen. SECOND ROW--Debbie Winslow, Helen Giblin, Bebe Morris, Pat Fones, Nancy Cole, Donna Kundert, Judy Green, Jim Goncher, Bob Hachman. THIRD ROW--Gloria Zolli, Kirsten Newberry, Danny Campbell, Gary Schieb, Kieth Gardner, Richard Quarterman, Dennis Haapanan, Gary Jensen, Doug Wyatt. DANCE BAND 25 i 4. 15 V, -we FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Gary Schieb, Richard Quarterman, Susan Dopking, Janet Clendenin, Nancy Cole, Gary Jensen, Wayne Jensen. SECOND ROW--Jim Goncher, Dennis Haapanen, Gregg Lee, Bob Hachman, Bill Clark, David Owren. - ia-i1I,,,. ,.,..-.-w J .U--vv W CHORUS Q05 FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Dale Patrick, Nancy Willis, Kathy Hicks, Marc Wright, Doug Wyatt, Bob Callaghan, Chris Hallet, Diane Ebert, Dixie Moore, Harriet Clement. SECOND ROW--Rhonda Shelly, Sheryl Dykes, Barb Riley, Sharon Hutka, Jon Pallitto, Frank Placas, Ron Weirner, Gary Sheldon, Mardelle Williford, Gloria Cowsert, Pat Regan, Jenny Lopez. THIRD ROW--Vanita Baker, Lynn Whitten, Susan Tracy, Maureen Mackay, Maryann Reginato, John Pine, Terry Komlei, Bob Neuwirth, Warren Brown, Camilla Sundstrom, Frances Milatzo, Donna Hitch, Marie Gomez. sf 4 ' - h Y if I . W I . , :I V A I ,A .,,, -i . .. P . ', -..., -ll Q, if W' ws. .,aL-ij .,-. jf, . A V' v l M, Wil FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Dolores Rochin, Helen Ciblen, Carolyn Lavato, Jo Mathews, Sheryl Cochran, Jean Sisty, Kathryn Lavato, Lucille Thibault. SECOND ROW--Kay Armstrong, Juliana McMohon, Gloria Tracy, Pat Grantham, Karen Lee, Ann Dykes, Kathy Gleason, Donna DePoli, Meredith Jones. THIRD ROW--Frances Purdom, gat Couzin, Kandi Hodges, Sandy Dennisen, Jane Faulkner, Terry Glaze, Mary Fellows, Shirley Cantua, Sidney tetson. 87 A FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 5.2 FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Mrs. Kirkman, Advisor, Dianne Pouliot, President, Jane Buchanan, Vice Presidentg Eileen Androws, Secretary. SECOND ROW--Melinda Kennicott, Karen Badden, Ann Dykes, Angela Coester, Edith Weare, Barb Sakas. TI-HRD ROW--Marilyn I-lenne, Cindy King, Donna Mann, Mary Lee, Shirley Cantua, Judy Bentley. FOURTH ROW--Pat Couzin, Kathy Buzbee, Evelyn Jenkins, Sheryl Barnard, Barbara Mingoia. F.H.A. The main aim and purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to develop and further interest in all phases of homemaking. This year the Future Homemakers sponsored a knitting clinic, a Christmas party for the faculty children, and a luncheon at Castlewood. The F.H.A. is open to any girl who is interested in any phase of homemaking. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America welcome all boys interested in agriculture. The F.F.A. has been very active this year, following are some of their activities for this year: sectional F.F.A. tractor driving contest, Chapter and sectional public speaking contest, Chapter parliamentary procedure contest, F.F.A. Basketball and swimming tournaments, field trip to Grand National Junior Livestock Exposition, potluck dinner for Greenhand awards, and the Parent and Son Banquet for the presentation of awards. The F.F.A. also takes part in exhibits at the Alameda County Fair. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Jim Kurz, Bill Stiener, Gary Allied, John Ables, Owen Sansted. ROW 2--Jim Russell, Rich Cambria, Jimmy I-lorgan, LeRoy Frates, George Dias, Ron Vargas, George Rafal, Martin Parman, John Clough. ROW 3--Tom Marino, Tom Evans, Leonard Androws, Jack Bankhead, Steve Russo. , ' j,g.,,,,,,,,.ggg.,. ,MM one and two Stripe members Three and four stripe members 'Sa he V 3 sf' rib ,IS .J President Pete Szekely 3. Secretary Jerry Ingledue Junior Representative Paul Kliss BLOCK L Block L is the lettermen 's organization of Livermore High. This club is made up of boys who have either lettered or received a numeral award in a sport. This year Block L's membership has increased to an all time high. With many new and interesting ac- tivities, such as the college football games the boys saw, and the sponsoring of the Harlem Clowns Bas- ketball team, the membership might be expected to increase even more. Some of the other activities of Block L are presenting the Block L dance and governing conduct in assemblies and rallies. Under their revised constitution Block L is better able to serve its members and the entire student body. Block L is once again a top organization at Livermore High. Q I D 'J' Fx.. . -, '4 Q X -as l Q Q X 4 Vice-President Ron Mueller v -1 fx ,ii- WT, . Senior Representative George Ising Sophomore Representative Don Reed 'FIG G.A.A. OFFICERS FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Bev Watt and Barbara Mingoia, Sports Captain Assistants, Judy Rickert, Frosh Representative, Melinda Jensen, Points Captain, Judy Vierra, Soph. Representative. SECOND ROW--Linda Bryson, Vice President, Mary Gohler, Treasurer, Track 5,33 ' g 0 i I Faculty-Senior Game Connie Brenton, Junior Representative, Dici Deck, Sports Captain, Cockie van den Bergh, Senior Representative, Mary Lee, Points Volleyball Captain Assistant. On Ladder, Ginny Mulqueeny, Secretary, Dianne Thibaut, President. Acquacade Committee Chairmen :F IA-I , .Mmm rv . I I' .1 , I --'ff it LW sr sax, Freshm an-Sophom ore G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association welcomes all girls enrolled in Physical Education classes to join them in fun and sports. During the year we participate in a variety of recreational activities. In the fall volleyball is the game--high- lighted by the classic of the senior girls versus the faculty. A swimming clinic was added this fall for those interested in synchronized swimming. In the winter cageball and basketball are the sports. In March comes fun at our G.A.A. dance--it's perfectly acceptable and encouraged for a girl to ask a boy! Our climax comes in the Spring when we present the acquacade. This is a three-month project which takes the participation of every member to be successful. It is hard work, loads of fun, and very rewarding. The finale this year was something new--an awards tea and initiation of new officersg alumni and parents were encouraged to attend. In addition to local fun and sports, we also attend many sports and playdays to meet the girls of G.A.A. in other towns. We are very fortunate, indeed, to have Miss Wilson, Miss I-Iurner, and Miss Nelson working right along with us to make our year in G.A.A. successful. Wwmnn rs 5 on R99 0351 5 Q rr. xii?-?i i as .A wg., 1' 'S ' 5'fg-gf-xref? .0 Mb V L ' Junior-Senior -'Xi,4.C we , . ' 1' 2 53, kf y X wr' E Where's my secretary? ftff' SIGHY.. 'sw' 'M . x, ,, . h! -. - A 1- Y: Spasdick! d d d 1 nf .S fa Q - ' f- - QL? Kill me now, Pat! Q l Penny, let's play jacks! Umm! 4 ii' 1, Pull the strings and . . . Hurry up stupid . . . Pfay the lad d' ' if if f-P ef: ' P201 Ps SM Appolo B. A...- -' Today IS Thursday! ! W Oo 'S 'gy An apple a day 6' 6,716 'Is- 5. -Nyx 15, fx I y!! Hey, did you hear about . . 0415 Q 'J 86 blblb flip, ,.J L. .xl L A Q r. ., Z, vb ' '-V, wx-, X Hp '-K Ab we . , .,, H 4 43-,- s.,,,A Fw II. ASSEMBLIES AND RALLIES QC ,W W A DECORATING CAMPUS AT CHRISTMAS 7' I IX 'Q 1 A ,- 2 5 I , SENIOR PLAY Mr. Anderson Director Katrin . . Mama. . . Papa . . . Dagmar . . Christine . . . Mr. Hyde . . . Nels ..... Trina . . . Sigrid .... Jenny ...... Uncle Chris . . Woman ...... Mr. Thorkelson . . Dr. Johnson . . Arne...... Nurse...... Second Nurse . . Soda Clerk .... Madeline ........... Dorothy Schiller ...... Florence Dana Moorehead Bell Boy ........... .K v pf I 3 ff 1 REMEMBER MAMA BY JOHN VAN DRUTER THE CAST Gloria Gross Veronica Vukota Ed McKinley Ellen Quarterman Lynn Whitten Jim Reitz George Ising Maureen Mackay Camille Lammerts Rosalie Baca Paul Hurley Karen Shewchuck Richard Gaskill Ron Weimer Lonnie Podgorney Jean Bailey Irene Wilbur Carol Pearce Linda Johnston Sandy Knudson Carolyn Clark Jon Pallitto 21 Q ,gssalg gay 2' A .ai ,X l A, ' , ?' ,. , 5, f . 6 , A E i ,A gTedG oad and Queen Bonnie A. G. S. T. W. I. R. P. DANCE Bubb1ing Brass DECOR ATING COMMITTEE FRESHMAN RETURN 1 . Balanda. TEEN CANTEEN BEA TNIK DANCE H Z Q- .1 Q 1 bvmf. g 22 S 5 S S S S S S S S 'ch- dl 'w ,dm ,wax 'U MJ? M 4 as v J v' yur: ,ga 'hs-r- , . -tt. V . . SPORTS QUEEN WRITE-UP This year Livermore High School tried something new: instead of having a Homecoming Queen we decided to have a queen who would reign over all the sports--a Sports Queen. The Queen and her two attendants reigned over the John Swett basketball game on January 20. 1961. Six finalists were chosen from the Senior Class to run for Queen. They were Susan Borch, Dianne Pouliot, Karen Shewchuck, Mary Mueller, Jackie Cerruti, and Annette Weidman. When the stu- dent body went to the poles they elected Karen Shewchuck as their Queen, and Jackie Cerruti and Sue Borch as her attendants. All of the girls looked very lovely the night of the big event. The girls were escorted by Si Gimbel, Lonny Podgorney, and Mike Benedict. ,ev-sm.. l 1 an r K 'l ,QI ' 4 3 if . ,G gg .A l A I X.. l 1, if Queen Connie Brenton and King Bruce Henry take a ride in the royal sleigh. We did it, Bruce, we did it! JUNIOR PROM This year the Junior Class presented their prom on December 16, 1960. The theme chosen for the dance was Christmas Dreams. The dreamy decorations blended in very appropriately with the theme. The Junior Class nominated Deci Deck and Daryl Schofield, Connie Brenton and Bruce Henry, and Linda Ferrario and George Howard to run for king and queen. The people attending the dance were given aballot, and voted for whom they would like to see become king and queen. Connie Brenton and Bruce Henry proved to be their choice. The king and queen were crowned by last year's king and queen, Ron Mueller and Jean Kliss. Everyone had a wonderful time at the prom and enjoyed many Christmas Dreams, we're sure! STUDENTS IN ACTION , R N... J ag 'L di 5' 'A W 3 'W fi? wx In 5 2 ' ,A Qi '5',fiZ 5 A X ...... ' f Ah i r 8 W 4 7 1 3 EN T, 3 Eff' wr'-'!Q,,, 1 ET 3 x.. 593 N11 1' - , A ,, Q A , W JL z 2 A af 5' '90 0921 we yOQ SQNI 1 ' . 3,gw, w imy,, ,1 .2 . I '-M CHA E 1. 1,-if , 5 . .jffg K 4 - nyvgl'-Zu! ' ' -5nQ 1gt:' ..:... rg Five Six Pick up sticks! a QQ Q1 i ,,.,, QQ 1 5 5120 0 '77 GG af' 6' if 6' xi-'V ' 3 W ,Vx K 411 oblly 6 Q12 Q' 5,56 Sf Webs Have you heard?? 'WHEWQZ Jf W- A f x lug 5 l 1 GR? aw O 12301 56590 'e . 60 I7 F10 Yaoi NX U5 S6 'Sijgr Both Ginnys have gone mad: Q , ,K fi' AIM A V f . , ' N, gif 35 ' ' 'W 4 . 4 ff M, We H x Qs? 'J -QA N -E-V-G , A' vw yn. an ya 4 x, - Q 1 'C 13? W-K. 'T A Y, , 3 fr V 1, W X F fi A 'wwf' K 1, f -, . Q K, , 1 - if :V , .., , sz , A 4, , 'ja' ' 1 we LQ H , .1 -ff 4 r r j, if Q ,A ev- Q X f'5-+ ZX ,, Q ,, If W A74 lx 3' im f K vg, pf VA. XJ Q ,, xl -Qygfw, I if -: 5 f infra 'wr 4 , W ,W wp 'iff QA , -www' f V 1 1 V' ' .+,,QJf 'fl '41, 2 ' KW, 'gf 1 V 5 A s'q....f-f , J Q , X- ' f ffl M- Q f--. ,,,.f'3i , ' ' f S X M. , V , v, -wi x gh ' .' V EQ I 'N' ,Mr 2 X JN QQ- 12' I -- x Wm.. V, 5, 'AE Sk 'B I g ' FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Terry Dailey, Denny Strieff, Chuck Neill, Chuck Steiner, Si Cirnbel, Ron Mueller, John Hughes, Bill Clark, Jerry Ingledue, Tony Favero, Ken Rettig, Jon Luke. SECOND ROW--Coach Couch, Terry Kornlei, Paul Phillips, Neil Heara, Jerry Smith, Terry Anderson, Larry Kingsley, Mark Worth, Buddy House, Pat O'Brien, Ron Vargas, George Howard, Bruce Henry. THIRD ROW--Coach Reginato, Joe Serpa, Craig Mueller, Dan Spruiell, Don Read, John Needham, Rich Mansfield, Paul Kliss, John Bordes, Tom Clar, Rich Makaiwi, Sam Thompson, Jerry Long. Managers--Rich Peterson, Dan Nightingale, Phil Repchinuck. - .1 Coach Couch VARSITY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS EAGLES AWARD Si Cimb el r Coach Reginato 1960 FooTBALL CHAMPIONSI-llP SEASON This year's football season proved to be one of the best ever put forth by Livermore High School. As our first game opened the boys ran over the San Ramon wolves with a tremendous score of 39-13. The winning of this game meant the continuance of 10 consecutive winning games. The cowboys came right back the following week to meet Tracy. The tense feeling in the air during the game proved to be false when the team defeated Tracy by a score of 49-13. For the next game, we traveled over to Antioch. This hard, sell-fought game brought us our 12th straight victory. The score was a close 13-6. The heartbreaker for Livermore came on October 7. Pacifica then broke the winning streak of the Cowboys with another close score--18-14. But this loss didn't affect the Cowboys, they just practiced and practiced, and then ran right through the Albany line to win our first league game. The scoreboard sung the beautiful tune of Cowboys 38, Albany '7. Coaches Don Couch and Paul Reginato felt we were then ready to meet our big rivals, Amador High of Pleasanton. This was an exciting gameg the cowboys came up with their second league victory. Pleasanton played a hard game but it seemed the Dons just didn't have what it took to beat the cowboys. The score was 39-13. The next game over at Liberty wasn't as easy a game as everyone thought it would be. Liberty fought hard, but like Amador, just couldn't make the few extra touchdowns they needed. The score--19-6. The night of the last league game was the big triumph for the cowboys as they wiped our John Swett 41-12. The Livermore High School Cowboys had once again taken the EBD-DVAL Championship! At our last game with Moutain View the Cowboys wrapped up the season with a 38-14 win. Not only did Livermore come through with one honor, but three more besides. First of all, six members of the Cowboy team made the All-League team. They were Si Gimbel, Denny Strieff, John Hughes, Dan Spruiell, Paul Phillips, and Chuck Neil. Second, Denny Strieff was voted, along with four other members of teams in the bay area, to the Football Hall of Fame. Third, the hard working Si Gimbel was voted to play on the North-South Shrine Game to be held in July at the Los Angeles Colosseum. 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A , Wy .1 - ,. , I xy ff. ,x1,,1n,rfl : 'M J . . . f' , I v 1' Jerry Smith Terry Dailey End End FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Don Lutes, Henry Christmas, Jim Miller, George Dias, Andrew Christensen, Jim Perry, Harold Lombaren, Tom McLaughlin, Pat Brosman. SECOND ROW--Jim Henderson, Chuck Winborough, Mike Segundo, Jim Pearce, Jim Gillette, Ronnie Robles, Bud Male, Bob Link, Phillip Rosa, Larry Hebebrand, John Rochin. THIRD ROW--Coach Jellinghausen, Fred Uebner, Dave Hartman, Larry Thompson, Larry Fualtings, Law- rence Willour, Richard Bacher, Mike Lane, Jim Foscalina, Ray Armstrong, Bill Peters, Ted Goad, Phil Johnson, Bot Taylor, Leland Wallace, George Perry, Coach Fracisco, Bill Vance--manager. ' Biff 'f 3' I I , . ' Qjf gf N r ' Q-fill M f i C' ' ' Coach Fracisco EAGLES AWARD Ted Coad JUNIOR VARSITY Under the leadership of Coach Pat Fracisco and Coach Karl Ielling- hausen the I.V.'s fought their way through the season to win another J.V. Championship. The boys had an excellent season this year and played and won many difficult games. There were many outstanding players on the I.V. team. Teddy Goad received the Eagles award for his exceptionally outstanding play dur- ing the season. This year the I.V. team readied many players for future Varsity play and made Livermore High School's Junior Varsity team feared by al- most all the other teams in the league. LV. FOOTBALL SCORES Tracy .. Livermore Antioch . . Livermore Pacifica . . Livermore 'Albany . . Livermore 'Amador . . . . Livermore liberty .... Livermore 'John Swett Livermore College Park. . . . . Livermore League Scores 106 4, Coach Jellinghausen - -qs- -- .. nif- - FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Tim Weaver, Pat Roudebush, Gregg Lee, Al Sivilla, Glenn Galloway, Fred Fellows, Rick Watt, Jerry Morgan, Don Knott, Rich Blevins, Gary Lettrich, Doug Wilson. SECOND ROW--Ted Queheillalt, Pete Bonilla, Ralu Bonilla, Dave Grubbs, Jim Clark, Dennis Canfield, Richard Ludlow, Tom Evans, Anthony Ammen- dolia, Jim Sorrenson, Bud Davis, Mark Schutte, Jack Harper, Jim Kurz. THIRD ROW--Dan Campbell, John Paine, Coach Humphrey, Tom Marino, Ted Minkler, Harold Dunnaway, Dennis Caley, Mike Lane, Steve Robbeson, Dennis Dunnavin, Wayne Howe, Roger Heath, Harold Hartman, Leo Ewing, Dave McLaughlin, Doug McPherson, Dave Orwen, Kieth Erickson, Bill Gruhlke, Art Boralla, John Murphy, Walter McCray, De Allen, Carl De Ceasar, Coach McCormick. Coach Humphrey EAGLES AWARD David Grubbs FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Freshman Football in 1961 enjoyed one of its best years. With four wins and one tie the Freshman team had a very successful season. With the ex - pert coaching of Coach McCormick and Coach Humphrey, the team pro- duces some excellent players who will be a great aid to our team in future football seasons. This team, the coaches feel, is one of the best teams to represent Livermore High School. The Eagles Freshman Football Award for this year went to David Grubbs for his outstanding play throughout the football season. FOOTBALL SCORES Livermore . . . . .7 Pleasant Hill . . . . . . 6 Livermore . . . . .8 Clayton Valley . . . . 6 Livermore . . . . .7 Tracy ..... . . . . 7 Livermore . . . . 13 Liberty . . . . . . . 7 Livermore . . . . 13 Liberty . . . . . 0 107 Coach McCormick nz ' X 1' J - sig h 1, H - MQ sv , ' X ' ' V: ' i 9 V X VI 'A W . 'A , ,453 ,A iv, qV,,k5,' ,-w, x 1 2 ' v ' . ' T 4 rx, !'. ' Qv . r' y 32 ii 5 , . , my i r 4 , . x if Q ,,' x 1, rf xx- 'w 5 552' Z W X , im? ' :i . I ss b f ,f ,. E ef. I 16. ' Lf iv I f '94 - 'F 3911.6 , M 'R Mig? 'ur 'f 1290 fi I x J A ga, ' ,ing W1 1 v X! r A' 50 f Q sf? lx I K. , S.. k 509 .. CO F 1 rl if QI' I L Nr FRONT ROW, Left to Right--David Salisbury, Bill Clark, Denny Strieff, George Howard, Ron Weimer, Pete Zodt- ner. SECOND ROW--Jerry Smith, Dennis Bouscal, Steve Harrison, Terry Dailey, Erwin Mueller, Mark Worth, Ty Sojka, Don Lutes, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Varsity Basketball team is one of the best teams we have had in a long time, says Varsity Basketball Coach, Lee Williford. We, also, feel that this has been a very successful year for our basketball team. Our team this year was composed of many excellent players, because of this fact we are unable to single out any particular player or players as being our team stars. Plenty of practice and much effort put forth by all the players on the team were among the top secrets of our Champs. To top off a wonderful season, our boys won the League Championship once again. But this time they did not stop here! The biggest thrill of this season was the winning of the Diablo Valley Athletic League--East Bay Division Championship which led to the defeat of Pittsburg, the Contra Costa Division champion, and gave us the wonderful experience of playing in the Tournament of Champions. QR ,....- Nj -, RI, 4 fix la , 'A 'v -10 Pete Terry Denny Jerry Zodmer Dailey Strieff Smith Livermor e Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore 1 , z, 21 . im? , ff Coach Lee Wi lliford LEAGUE SCORES . . 40 Albany . . . . 45 Amador . . . . 59 John Swett. . . 45 Liberty . . . . 48 Albany . . . . 56 Amador . . . . 67 John Swett . . . 66 Liberty . . 111 Steve Erwin Harrison Mueller ..38 ...24 ...25 ...37 ...39 ..45 ...33 N-12 A- 1-az.-- ...fn-.......1i B BASKETBALL n9xT?'m QQ .wad Y Q., H- 'fo A1.- Q l 'UI FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Ted Goad, Eric Caine, De Allen, Ray Armstrong, Bernard Tejada. SECOND ROW Coach Clancy Crew, Rich Canfield, Craig Shabert, Bob I-Iachman, Jim Henderson, Terry Doe. The Livermore Cowboy B Team started out their sea son with a rather poor start in the beginning of the season, but wound up taking second place in the league. The boys improved greatly as the season progressed. Ted Goad, Ray Armstrong, and Rich Canfield, were the leading scorers. De Allen, Bob I-Iachman, and substitutes Terry Doe and Eric Caine also did a fine job in supporting their team. Coach Crow says that among these boys are quite a few good prospects for next year's varsity. Albany 34 Amador 35 John Swett 38 Liberty 22 Albany 33 Amador 34 John Swett 47 Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore Livermore in FROSH BASKETBALL , 'YNSBM . . f 1 . a 5- A7'w,,s 6 H , X I' v . -. 2 'ff N . qi. W, ,, fx R 'Q N, ., 'ef N- D - , 4,- I. I 'L 4 W. - n v FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Steve Robeson, Ted Minkler, Roger Knoack, Don Knott, Jim Clark, Dennis Canfield. SECOND ROW--Larry Faultings, Mike Lane, Wayne Mathews, Kieth Erickson, Dennis Clark, Doug McPherson, Don Tunnison, Coach Fracisco. .l - ? 'QR 3 S . f 4 WRESTLING FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Carl Lundbom, Bob Horton, Mike Wilson, Mark Paulson, Darrell Peterson, Mike Ward. SECOND ROW--Ray McIntosh, Joe Owren, Dick Gaskill, Tom Evans, Bob Ward, John Wagner. THIRD ROW--Gregg Williams, Jim Sorrenson, Bruce Baldwin. 3 . .- TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS WRITE-UF' This year was the first year Livermore High has ever had a chance to go to the play-offs to see who would win the Tournament of Champions. We played Pittsburg, who was the champion of the Contra Costa League, for the play-off. This was one of the best games of the season. Our boys beat Pittsburg with a score of 36-30. The team put forth an outstanding defensive effort against a team with an average of 70 points a game! Our first game in the Tournament was lost to McClymonds, who had won the Tournament for three straight years, and who went on to win the Tournament this year. For awhile, we thought that we might beat McClymonds, but the game was lost in the last five minutes of the game. If we had played them later in the Tournament we might have won. The second game was with Redwood, and we won this one with a score of 42-38. The third game was a play-off in the consola- tion finals with Richmond. Before they came to the Tournament, Richmond had won 24 games and lost none. This team was rated ffl in Northern California. Here we probably played the best game of the season. Erwin Mueller scored 26 of our 57 points in that game, and ended up as the leading scorer in the entire Tournament. I-Ie was also picked to be on the All-Toumament team. The winning of the consolation brought about a good finish for a team whose outstanding quality was their unselfishness in team play. This team has gone farther than any previous team from Livermore High School. The school will always remember the boys who represented Livermore High so well: Jerry Smith, Erwin Mueller, Terry Dailey, Pete Zodtner, and Denny Strieff. When asked about the team, Coach Williford said, It was an extreme pleasure for me to coach a group of boys with such a good attitude and desire to win. 114 as 3 QQ! HIALUSF , ,B 1 H 4 .Q 'TQ '1 ils ' Q' 'nl , s I Q if JV' 2555, P giqjrx- 5 1 1 'ffl ' ,Q ,La ,E MW ,gk K 5 f -3 Q xl . W ,?,,3b.?'?4', ':35s'11Y -9' , .0 2 fQ r ' K +1 323525 ,M K. if , '-. .ij p ,. -f'4 I d. 'aww-W. J. gin-,A mfsgffl ini' 1 Q mirytfrhj I we N -'-gf, 'QD .ffm Q . ., J if C gat, J ,I , Q A Ju. A , ' 2? ,MA K? 3 ig 3 la I gf as 1 FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Don Romine, Jim Miller, Dan Spruiell, Ted Goad, Craig Mueller, George Howard, Ray Armstrong, Bill Dawson. SECOND ROW--Coach Crew, Rich Canfield, Ron Weimer, Rich Mansfield, Ty Sojka, Larry Kingsley, Terry Dailey, Mark Worth, John Needham, Ron Mueller, Glenn Woodward. Coach Crew VARSITY BASEBALL The 1961 baseball season was just underway when the El Vaquero went to press, so it is hard for us to say just how the season progressed. George Howard, Terry Dailey, and Mark Worth will be doing the pitching chores, while Ted Goad is behind the plate. Terry Dailey and Rich Mans field handle the duties on first base, Bill Dawson and David Salisbury on second base, Dan Spruiell and Ron Weimer on third base, and Ray Arm- strong and Don Romine as shortstop. John Needham, Craig Mueller, and Ron Mueller should take care of the spaces in the outfield. There are rumors that the team may have a chance at the championship. To this date they have won 3 out of 4 practice games, and are constantly improving. . It is hoped that they will hold the spirit they have at present throughout the entire season and come up with the championship for Livermore. 'IKE W 3 S' , Q A ff f Ib,-- w.,.,.f'--V, ,uni If xxx s . .Y 'Z-11 , 45 LM. -I fl sn ., , 4 , L l, 4 F' 1 ,lf - as? f 5? 5 A 4 rf A ,yi if ., , 1-V aw' : 1 .4 V , 5.4.6 b Q 9 gfnucvw - Aqmug!Q'4e.j U 1 x ' Q ' ff A 12351: 'Wil-Q ugf-S ,Sf fav 5 ,QA zfg, .'. 1j 'r 'wfijlgf Q 1415 ,g1yQJe,1. ,Q A X 'pfv f s? A - liefylvyv 1 K Ari gf 'SQ 414-V , fwvxrl' ss ' -, - irf sf hx N X , 423' VARSITY BASEBALL CANDID F AB ' ' , - .,.. cfm... '-23.!f'fZTTTF 12553-ff.'f' .. -Q 1',My,aafv 1533 Jil' , 1 01351955 3 vmffwff vwnif , ,3m32,i5Q-Qgiif. 1, E 51 I-in ,'1a,v:1r 1 dn., V .1 I V- ' S 0 1 -it A g .:!'f?' rfiinl ig ' 'L ibn 'f-'f,J.'.T-I ll, ' 2 ,- fl x 5- ' ' J. - jg , iiaziii. 1: 5 V 1,-7 'A Q R355 . Y- ' 'f-wg f pf, ,gn . ' Va, s 'zur' ' .ex 1 K 'A+ K. ,5 . 1 we A f' R 4 I 2' f. Q41 Q , 4 nw. Wim .mf wfwi' L 583, I . f, Y--iff!-s.. ,fi -fwzya yn. gf Q2 ... ,i -- 1 ,Tm ac, ., tv :fa r .J , fu,-.'v,nA . fxMx '.' mf. .2 .,, 5 .1 1 x V 5.1 . -.fy if, f.-Qrvfg 'fwadkggfjffv ,Nz mg- f an i'fi'g3s!'5?,QG 'yi ar ,tw , p 'f'f .-, A '.4g,k3:. I ,N x 1, . if., -x .., 'awww-gg N .vm ,b M4 ,.: .r w A ,, M-My in M, 1 1 'Q. .-,,,.,f . . JT.: .dv M5 , , W ,. .1 , --. -. ,. 1 nz, . .J 5, 4- ,. 5 i 1 fi ,,,.1x.,4,! .g .A ,, J s ' .fi , ' 9 1-'fl 5, r ,,- Q- Q 1 b - x-,Av J..-, ,ply A Q A, f.' ' lx,-,Q.i:,,5f:,Ki I-Lf. '- ,ji A- 4... . . .1 , Q 1'-if f' f??T'5.-. f.f:f'f-- -a. -,-,' 'A-- - , f5M:,f,fBIw1-.2 V 5451.2 Q.--1 3 . 4-' 5-,.:,y,4:::' ..,,:.',, J.. -.-,F ,, f f- fwsf- f:T4'W'f.Jf: A ., ,, ff 7.1. . Nz: i ' 14! x..4,f E X M, xxx Q if :Q Qllx' 'X' Fw xp- yvtl 053 ,- - -' Y if , . y .4 FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Tony Mejia, Jim Pearce, Ramon Garcia, Ted Minkler, Jim Clark, De Allen, Fred Fellows, Joe Serpa, Phil Repchinuck. SECOND ROW--Coach Couch, Mark Schutte, Barry Wade, John Rochin, Dennis Caley, Neill I-Iaera, Kieth Erickson, Jim Henderson, Bob Taylor, David Grubbs, Bob Rundstrom. l JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL J.V. BASEBALL Like the Varsity, the J.V. Baseball season was just beginning when we went to press. So far the team had tied one and won one game. First string men are Bob Rundstrom, handling the pitchingg Jim Henderson, Jim Clark, and Bob Taylor, performing the duties of 1B, 2B, and 3B, respectively. David Grubbs is behind the plate, while Kieth Erickson, Neil Haera, and Tony Mejia cover the spaces in outfield. The team is expected to win its share of games this year. They have a lot of spirit and plenty of talent. If the team keeps doing as it has been so far, we should have a team of which to be proud at the end of the season. -tg v il' u.-.4 A A, T T 15fe lfiv,faef fs: Y fb N B .ff 4 ft si. Ili Q fi' 'Lagoa-rr? . ma, t '7f B said' FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Gary Lettrich, Bill Peterson, Jim Sorensen, Ken Foster, Phil Smith. SECOND ROW Tom Holms, Don Lutes, Mark Paulsen, Mickey Reed. THIRD ROW--Don Knott, Buddy Davis, Randy Werner Sar geant Green. FOURTH ROW--Ray McIntosh, Ron Knott, Chuck Utterback, Tim Weaver. FIFTH ROW--Bill Gruhlke Johb Leith, Dick Satter. B TEAM SWIMMING B SWIMMING Coach Fracisco tells us that this is undoubtedly one of the very best B swimming teams we have ever had at Livermore High. Don and Ron Knott, swimming freestyleg Tim Weaver, swimming backstrokeg Bill Gruhlke, swimming butterflyg and Phil Smith, swimming breaststroke all set several records. These boys will make a strong future varsity team, and will undoubtedly he among the winners of the EBCA L. Tom Holms, Bud Davis, Ray Mclntosh, and Bruce Sojka also brought honor! as well si' Li sis V ua ' .f s M is as extra support needed by the team. With all this fine material there is no doubt that this year 's B team will win their league. All of the fine points possessed by this team add up to indicate that Livermore will most likely continue to dominate swimming in the EBCAL in the years to come. N FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Lonny Podgorney, Dick Gaskill, Larry Morris, Jim Karlson, Jim McClaskey. SECOND ROW--Jim Hicks, Pete Szekely, John Becker, Craig Shabert, Bill Bennet. THIRD ROW--Steve Harrison, George Ising, Bob Adams, George Rafal, Elwood Green. FOURTH ROW--Chuck Winborough, Mike Segundo, Gary Went- worth, Dick Satter. VARSITY SWIMMING This year we again have one of the finest teams in the history of Livermore High, says Coach Pat Fracisco. We should again be able to take the ch ampionship. Undoubtedly some of the boys will go to the North Coast. George Ising, this year 's team captain, is one of the best distance swimmers on the team, and has been beaten by very few other men. With Lonny Podgorney and Larry Morris as our top divers, Jim Carlson and Pete Szekely in the backstroke, John Becker, Mike Segundo, Larry Morris, Pete Szekely, and Steve Harrison in the freestyle, Gary Wentworth and Dick Gaskill in the breastroke, the team should make a real show this year. Pete Szekely, 50 meter and 100 meter freestroke, set several school records already this year. George Ising has also done the same. All of the boys on the team contributed much to its success. Plenty of hard practice, lots of hard work, and a fine effort put forth by every member of the team brought many honors upon our swimming team. iw 3 wi 53 Ak mm T.. ' '2 xg 1 ww V , asf? WM 2 1 f, ,f li ,Q ww 'Wm xqiwx X , i V . w i'Wf Q I..-..-f , ' ,F- P-Fi U I L- ' ,, YJ L- 24 av, A Q, . , 4 ' I if :L Q?-:sg ...W Y , f 2? S .J I +I , ' 53391 Q X I L-fx BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Christmas, Jim Norwood, Ray Armstrong, Phil Johnson, Si Gimbel, Mur- ray Day, Larry Hebebrand. SECOND ROW, Jim Perry, Bruce Henry, Doug McPherson, Dave Schmedding, Lawrence Wilour, George Perry. THIRD ROW, Richard Bleirns, Ron Vargas, Mike Lane, Dick Spears. FOURTH ROW: Tom Maglaflin, Darryll Schofield, Bill Newhearth, Paul Kliss. FIFTH ROW, Allen Baily, John Turk, John Loucke, Chuck Steiner, Darryl Taylor. VARSITY TRACK 4. ' Livermore High School's 1961 track team has indicated so far by their first two i, meets, that they have a team to watch. To this date Livermore won against a I 4,y.,,-yt if strong John Swett team 61 1X2 to 51 1!2, and defeated San Ramon 70 to 43. Coaches McCormick and Goldsmith have over 100 candidates out for track, but they feel that there are still quite a few boys who have a lot of talent who 1 haven 't even tried out for the team. Some of the varsity boys have indicated they will be hard to beat. They are Pete Malinari, Paul Kliss, Don Reed, Ray Armstrong, Phil Johnson, Sam Thompson, Terry Anderson, Pat Roberts, Darryl Schofield, Paul Phillips, Si Gimbel, Randall Coagh McCormick Ellison, Jerry Ingledue, Bruce Henry, and Dave Schmedding. All of these boys, along with the rest of the track team, should put forth an effort that will bring them a great many victories. X , I M -..vi . A ,,,.- . ' ,.,j,gm' . Q v,,,.,c T. .A -x .5 -f- .- - ,. .Q yqi' 'J 'Wigan sis U! 2 VV, Q .we f W J wf,..' QSg,1f.5gk1,. K,-4 X I , f if x S Jr. wal: K 'ser ef A, W ,,,f' M . AM A 4 M ,f -. A r f FRONT ROW, Left to Right--Larry Philips, Jack Spears, Gregg Lee, Ronny Light, Ken West, Mike Agar, Jim Gil- lette, Mike Murphey, Byron Thonack, Brian Wartman. SECOND ROW--Jim Foscalina, Dennis Canfield, Harold Hartman, Tod Mohr, John McKee, George Dias, Jim Norwood, Ray Probart. THIRD ROW--Jeff Sink, Ronnie Moore, David Owren, Terry Doe, Bob Wyatt, Pat Brosman, Harold Dunnaway, Roger Loop. FOURTH ROW--Jimmy Carpenter, Tom Sherman, John Gunn, Don Straub, Jim Sylvia, Bernard Tejada, Jim McGraw, Bob Crowhair, Darrel Taylor. FIFTH ROW--Carl de Ceasar, Roger Cowe, Alfred Sivila, Eric Caine. B TRACK The B team has met two strong opponents and were defeated by both, so far this year, but Coach Goldsmith feels that the team will improve a great deal. and has some fine future prospects. In the B's Terry Doe has already broken the school record for high jump by 2 1X4 inches, jumping 5'6 1!4 . This team has put in a lot of hard prac- tice this year, and we know that it is all bound to pay off in the future. Coach Goldsmith ft. ,at f J , -vs., k, ' M 3, , TIER? X w K'. .. an r ri, 'aa 1' f a.-.4. A 'K . FWF ,, if 4-, ilxxr nf' A U5 aura, 'f ,J f 1 trimi Bimini 1 1, yw '4.. A. ' . ,, . .,,, 7, B L j,f,,g?.f 5 fu .. 'rn , 5.1 . f g11fWf'i?'??wFi Ke ww an-s' I VARSITY , 1 I E? A' 'Nad .Xsw Q: M., JUNIOR VARSITY ,,. -Q CHEERLEADERS This year's Varsity cheerleaders did an excel- lent job of keeping up the school spirit. Their snappy cheers and the enthusiasm they displayed did a great deal to encourage the teams and fans. Under the leadership of peppy Sandy McGregor the cheerleaders led the crowds in many new yells and routines. Making posters, beatum cards, and banners took up a lot of their time, but intensely ral- lied the school spirit. The girls have had a wonderful season: they cheered the football and basketball teams on to their league championships, and climaxed their efforts by inspired cheerleading at the Tournament of Champions. The J.V. Cheerlead- ers, under the leader- ship of Simone Pier- son, put forth great effort in leading the LV. and B teams on to victory. 1' . Their lively per- , Q, r sonalities and vi- vacious cheering I G? ' X greatly enhanced the school spirit, thereby strengthen- ing the players' de- sire to win. ,df POM-PON GIRLS Head pom -pon girl, Alice Bush led the girls in many songs and yells this year. They all did a wonderful job of representing out school at foot- ball and basketball games. Their fine efforts, in connection with those of the cheerleaders, greatly added to the school spirit. WA WA. ,IQ H Q .. , Q. .Yi iii S ff A WA fr . .i .- .,L 515- il JP. .1 Q '? 5g,. 1 J, I SJ THE CAST OBEEY UPSCHLAGER . . . . PAW BELSNICKLE. . . . . MAW BELSNICKLE . . CEELIE BELSNICKLE ..... . . . BONNIE MAE BELSNICKLE . . . . . . IUNEY LOU BELSNICKLE . . . FOUR BELSNICKLE ..... . FIVE BELSNICKLE . . . . SIX BELSNICKLE . . . . CHIZ. UPSCHLAGER . . RONALD MAXWELL . . . . MRS. LUCY MAXWELL . . . COUSIN ZEKE ...... . THE REVEREND . . . AND COUSINS . . X , HILLBILLY WEDDIN' ' MARCH 24 AND 25 Directed by Edwin Brush. FRANK PLACAS ROBERT WHITNEY GLENDA STROUP SANDY MCGREGOR GENEVIEVE IUDD LINDA KELLY SUSAN ROUTH WILMA VIADA SHERYL COCHRAN LEE KISSLING PA UL HURLEY SUSAN JOHNSON JIM PERKINS PAT BROSNAN ' 1 I I -:mf N 4 Ai 5 N ,. W ,x nw. W Q II u I N, ' V, Yr I -UN- M... ,I ... -, nf,..,....,' .,. sap, 1. 1 A , l 01 Y 'vnrf K C 77 'S-Ae 1517 19 l Donald Albert . l 'S-' f it Q ' De Clinton Allen W! 4 , Y' ' Mary Anderson ' -,Eff I it ' l f ' Rebecca Austin fm A W -:-by ' T , Lauralee Bachman A K Kurt Coester 5 Donna De Pauli f 1 1'-5 V V, N Donna Dyer 'i l Y' ' - 5 ' 'T g y , I Alan Harrelson ' 3 ' ' , I, I I - gd! ' Norman Howell i Q 77' f W 'T A M Carolyn Jenkins All I y T fw yyyy yy ' X, WA .LM MA W l John King A 1 l John Leith V l , W 7:--i X Max Mealer 1 V , F ,I ,lj ' sq ,,., N' x 4 I' if Wesley Melton V' 9 ,' ' ' - A Darrell Peterson c, 5 A' I Robert Rollins l 'X . An ., W -fi: ,,,, l fd' -w , 'I V ,Q Q f mf T Patricia Royer .P nr 1? f -16? 'Z Russell Alameda X Q , ig f Bonnie Balanda ' i r f 5 LQ 2 Doug Bluhm ,, y E , , A A I 7,6 3 X J Barbara Howard Q . Y Hanley Brixey , vw Judith Cary - Paul Gradt Qt 1 A A, A Q Carol Mc Cortney -' ' v ' 461 Roy Merris A . 9 - if Thomas Creech AH Donna Kuhn Ann Leith Ken McMillin Darlene Mendonca Frederick Perez Janet Phillips Mike Royer Edward Rominger Ignascio Sandoval Bruce Thach Scott Turk Sharon Turpin Lonnie Dargon Delight Wilson James Goncher Paula Graves Neil Haera Sandra Heath Paul Kliss -we pq. Patricia Cruif Glenda Shaw Dale Patrick Carol Pickens Linda Sarrensen 71- 5 I x James Shelley , ,-I: John Wilson , X3 :if r Paulette Cl asky sr,- V .5 ,wg rv m ' ill Q . ia. , I l in-al S, 5 2 As D 7 Acc., l deg!-. Y 3 5 X ..r'f35 'Jl,i? - - 5 - .v ' s l , 115 exft- ,.f W i Aa .4 'K' Over a period of six months, we the staff, have done our best to present to you a yearbook which portrays the picture of sports, studies, and activities that took place during the 1960-61 school year. Through these pages, we have tried to capture the spirit and ingenuity of the student body as contributing to and reflected in a considerable scholastic achievement. As you turn the leaves, you visit once again the familiar scenes about the campus, and see the friendly faces which, with you, joined in support of your alma mater. The whole year seems to pass before you at a glance as you attend once more the dances, assemblies, meetings and sports events. The 1961 EL VAQUERO pays tribute to the senior class which has led the school through a year of firsts. The cover, a colorful duplication of the beautiful graduation announcement chosen by the class of '61, is the first introduction to the book of memories reviewing the outstanding events. Eleven years ago, the class of 1950 used a colored picture on the title page but this year, we have utilized a very beautiful color picture for both insheets to bring color and life to the book. Winning the EBD League Championship was not enough for our Varsity Basketball team. They were 'Tmade of sterner stuff and strove on to capture the consolation crown at the Tournament of Champions, representing Livermore, in their return after ten years. The DAR award given annually to an outstanding senior girl was presented to Rosalie Baca who has done a fine job in school leadership and, who represented LIVERMORE JOINT UNION HlGH SCHOOL as summer exchange student to Belgium. Not stopping at this, Rosalie pressed on toward her goal and became the first girl from our school to win the state award. Replacing the traditional Homecoming, the Pom -Pon girls helped to stage the first Sports Qieen game at which a queen and two attendants were elected and presented during half time. They reigned at the victory dance at the Forresters Hall that night. Other new developments during the school year have been a new, all girl chorus, a promising wrestling team, and the honor of Dennie Strieff being elected to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Si Gim- ble was the first player selected from our school to play in the North-South Shrine Game in Los Angeles. We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to our advisors, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Dust, Mr. Saunders and Mrs. Rundstrom for their time, effort, and concern in helping us to produce this annual. This is a growing, active, exuberant school with endless possibilities in scholastic and athletic achievement, and we, the staff, are proud to present to you this lasting record of the years' events, the 1961 EL VAQUERO. ...M manual an x' 4-rv fx 2 'Q '?1 ', 1g 43 v-nl Y , ax 1 Q: u 7 fm. if fn. iff,-, 1 aww WW, . W -. I ,. -up .av-QA-2,11 ,J 4 'W iw- ppm,- ' A va.vls 11 Alas,-a-oggp,-.g'1.. v-soO0Qws. ,..,...,, 4s.v.....,,,, rv. .-Od 1 M MWK My XQ QW 441 1 J fa M Qk WV 155, Q Jw . M, X, v 1ffiXE'Jf2 ' S3295 , ia ,, Z, Q ff ,I 1511 Hfigqw 3 fag, , I 4 Kylix! Reis MU IG C f slo Reis Z Musical lnstru ments DAVISON'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists First and K Street Plnone Hl 7-3747 Congratulations to Class of 'ol DUARTE'S REXALL PHARMACY 2196 First Street Hl 7-3722 R-X Owl Rexall Drugs I947 Second Street HI 7-6000 A L 1 BAUGHMAN s 344L MAC RICH J EWELER Livermore Shopping Center 793 Rincon Avenue HI 7-2381 SAM'S DONUT SHOP Livermore Shopping Center 831 Rincon Avenue HI 7-9973 For Campus Correct Clothes it's WIDEMAN'S Where Quality Costs No More. Downtown Plaza Sponsor--Cowboy of the Week Program WlDEMAN'S 1959 Second Street Hl 7-6442 Best Wishes to the Class of '61 SPROUSE-REITZ VARIETY STORE 2106 First Street Hl 7-9969 Livermore, California JOHN J . MCCORMICK Chevron Station 2259 First Street Livermore Atlas Tires and Batteries Best Wishes to the Class of '61 GALLEN KAMP'S Shoes for the Entire Family 1923 Second Street HI 7-6695 Best Wishes to the Class of '61 SNOW-WHITE DRIVE-IN Best Wishes to the Class of '61 G. E. DAILEY AND SONS 150 North L Street Chevrolet--Buick Livermore HI 7-4712 1814 First Street HI 7-1291 Giant Hamburgers and Giant Shakes Livermore QUALITY AUTO PARTS 187 South J Street Battery, Auto Parts on Approval .-...huge ',,.m. -. . DAVID'S STUDIO Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of '61 Buster Shoes Air-Step Life Stride Robles Pedwin BURTONS SHOES Hosiery Oomphie Slippers 220 First Street HI 7-0772 Livermore Your Quality Shoe Store Good Luck to Class of '61 KNODT'S FLOWERS 184 South K Street Livermore, California Congratulations to the Graduates SIG HENNE 2053 First Street Livermore Best Wishes to the Class of '61 ELDRED CHANCE REALTY 153 South L Street Livermore Cabinet Formica Fixtures LIVERMORE CABINET WORKS 34 South P Street HI 7-2122 Livermore, California Compliments of Your LIVERMORE SAFEWAY STORE CLEMENT HOME 2206 First Street FURNISHINGS Livermore California House of I- Livermore, Cal itornia Fine Furniture BUD BENTLEY PLUMBING 46 South P Street HI 7-3259 Livermore 9 I S9111 7875 2029 First Street Hardware--Houseware--Paints Sporting Goods--Toys 1 'xx I Best Wishes to the Seniors of '61 BATES APPAREL 2005 First Street Livermore Best Wishes to the Class of '61 THOMPSON'S PHARMACY 863 Rincon Avenue Livermore Shopping Center Draperies, Curtains, Linens, Beddings HUGHES DRAPERY 83 South L Street Livermore HI 7-3141 MALLY'S RESTAURANT 2151 First Street HI 7-1413 Livermore, California Best Wishes to Class of '61 BILL VIERRA'S MEN'S WEAR 2031 First Street Livermore HO LI DAY SHO PPE Casual Dresses, Sportswear, Formals 186 South K Livenfnore Service while you rest. All work guaranteed STROM'S SHOE REPAIR 2220 First Street E. HAROLD WITT lFormaIIy Power's Jewelryl Livermore HI 7-2230 VALLEY APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE 2193 First Street KAMP'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES HI 7-1747 61 North L Street Home of Fine Quality HI 7-1980 CHEQUERSTONE PALACE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 2032 First Street As Usual, the Unusual HI 7-3268 116 North L Street HI 7-1273 Appointments D'GENE BEAUTY SALON 797 Rincon Avenue Livermore Shopping Center Phone HI 7-1637 MODE-O-DAY SHOP 2175 First Street HI 7-3626 VAJDA INTERIORS 2047 First Street CUNHA SHELL SERVICE 1491 Junction Avenue HI 7-1372 Tires--Batteries--Accessories-- Livermore HI 7-1200 Motor Tune-Up YIN YIN CAFE New Cars Used Cars 2083 First Street TED JONES HI 7-1240 Livemwore, California LIVERMORE MOTOR SALES Res. 1570 College Ave. Bus. 1511 First Phone HI 7-1641 Phone HI 7-3100 JERRY'S FLYING A 2008 First Street HI 7-1996 Complete Service TONY'S HUB CAFE 2242 First Street HI 7-3859 - , -......- .-,-.. . ,---.--w for ,V . ,. . BUD GESTRI FORD SALES 1934 First Street Livemiore HI 7-1080 House of Service GUSSIE'S FABRICS , 1, 4 . 1.41112 9 s t -:tl g1 4 -- 2121 First Street HI 7-1871 BAGGIO'S FAMILY SHOE STORE Trio's for girls, Westboro For boys. 163 South L Street TRAVEL UNIVERSAL 795 Rincon Avenue Livermore, California HI 7-2988 MINOGGIO'S SPORT CENTER 0 Z oiAMoNo fi E 153 North L Street Livermore HI 7-2987 19 South L Street 0 HI 7-2921 Livermore, California 1544 First Street Livermore, California A Wir Quality Building Material 94 LEW JEWELERS 4 2187 First Street HI 7-3226 h XT Pl Rig J ya ? W 7 W W of 0 I JCM 8fV'f'l?7fjMj 'Q' M1 Wfjjvb - WJ Q4 Wm jf 2 ,TL . IV: Af , E ei 1-Tx if-V X if ffvf Wf W? X is Q2 4? , XS wwf '73 X gg kbfm ff Q I ,f f 94 4 K p,,4f. 1- will lj ff ,yu JV V ,I ' ' Y 2741 76? 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