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

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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 , . ' -f 4 C . ll, y 4 K Q Q x fb .a-

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