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

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,1 2 From left to right: Don Knott, Ken McMilin, Meridith Jones, Karen Lee, Drew Christensen, Bruce Henry, Ty Sojka, Carol Ogg, Deci Deck, Jirn Clark, Mike Agar, Dan Spruiell, Dennis Bayless, Karen Moore, Pat Regan, Lynda Jensen, Linda Ferrario, Steve Harrison, Karla Schroeder, Cindy Lamb, Sue Reginato, M elinda Jensen, Pat Brown, Linda Bryson, Mary Gohler, Lisa Roggi, Glennda Stroup, Lynn Vassalo, Craig Mueller, Judy Marquez Joe Serpa, Paul Philips, Craig Shabart, Tom Pelsor, David Grubs. Student Counsel Student Assembly From to right: Richard Genoi, Bob Di Pietro, Roy Guash, Marcy Robron, Rosemary Lewis, Bi1lMcWhorter, Linda Nelson, Judy Wheelock, KarenMadsen, Karen Kamp, Edith Lagam arsino, Virginia Pickens, Nancy Tejada, Pam Godfrey, Mary Miller, Lucy Finster, Connie Brenton, Janet Chance, Bev Watt, Cheri Herring, Lauaalee Bachrnan,Pat Grantham, Judy Rickert, Karen Lavato, John Wagner, Raul Bormilla, Arnold Lamb, Judy Voegele, Doug McPherson, Anne Carr, Dennis Canfield, Mary Lee, Jam es Soreson, Ray Armstrong, Eric Caine, Ted Goad, Brenda Walling, Tom McLoughlin, Judy Vinnacombe, Robert Taylor, Robin Noyes, Don Reed, Rick Watt, Jeff Sink, Jack Deligans. M, :Vi 7 ,Q-,nba

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ww 1 71581. L31 can 55' i l 1 l .A 3 . 1, . V ' i V' '75 ,,, -, 1 L .QM-'35-N 'QQ ' I X iw - s ,V 1? -F F , Within these walls American youth finds ample opporttmities to enrich his life with varied experi- ences that will broaden his understanding and stim- ulate his abilities. The fundamental truths of to- day are those of yesterday, but youth must redis- cover and accept them for himself. Then only will come renewed vitality and fulfillment. As past presidents have expressed, the goal which is being striven for and the key to an effi- cient student government is complete independ- ence from the administration as organizers. Of course this cannot be attained in one year, but F' over a period of years. Each year, with the . 1 1 ,A,, V. growth of the student body, should come the growth of the responsibility and privilege of 3415 'SW' the student government as a self- governing body. 'f The school year of 1961-1962 has been an especially wonderful, interesting, and enjoyable f f f year to me as student body president. I wish to convey my sincerest appreciation to the student A y ,,Q,,r1,Q body for its support and cooperation. ' PI ' f f Q. 5 . I CIHCW Lamb 'h5. ,,,,,-J' 1 2y . ,, 5 1 2 2 9 , at M? 1 ,,, if y ,.,,if' 4..-X? l'.,: ,xy 'Pj-RJ' 'E L . . my fi Th I Y I. f 'V-,gg -I S I e -'-x. ,xg l'-' I 'I' 'H all 1 . j, -' ai ., -!: ' be V A. ,vf.?.:?a. K' - 1. I ' mi 5 ip. I I A

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