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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1970 volume:

E N W E m V L x 5 l N W w N 1 l X R l Q X x ff ll -i 'Vw' Contents Introduction Faculty Seniors Classes Organizations Activities Sports Advertising Livermore High School Livermore, California 1 :.gs:', 4- -s O O 'x 'Ps xx j gi. X X J 1 A L ' EI Vaquero f. V: I G: I ffrzlwyx ,Q ,. fig if-if f? A 'A A 'V ' ', f 'ff - . ylrggkt, ,Y r, fs., T qy I R-.. ,..ff'I Images of Campus Life Merge to Create a Unique Puzzle of f Xfu f 23 71 ,,-r0- '- Myriads of Diverse Activities Compose an Intrieate Mosaic wfwf W, ., 52 1? , mf . we 4 . fi X -c, V Q, ,, 1' , '.. Cool Beauty Intermingles with Sweaty Insistence. They Are Both Competitors . x 4 'x Q 5 3,,,i '4 'LI 's.., 'L,,rx 1. w 9,238,91- 3 rg f 1- 'f 1:14-1. ...., N , , ' A' 1. .,.,.- .... ' 4' X'-'X S ,gf WJ 'xl A is 'xi Seeking lndividualism Another Group H 1 Q1 3-75' in w Cnly to Find Confinement Within Still But Cut of this Organized Confusion-- Arises the Recognition of the Importance of Unity There Is a Delicate Balance Between the mf Both Aspects Enrich the Mosaic's Effec anufactured and the Naturally Beautiful , i A K. ,kk , 5 . 'Aka-fd x .in 4 L 'V 1 , .r. In t A ' U - hm' I V-bl, fnix' 3' 4 I, K '4 fs' - ' lf ' and Each ls an Essential Contribution Students Assemble to Perpetuate Tradition 10.4- Through Both Practical and Spontaneous Outlets We Solve th Perplexing School Maz wu- f ' 14- '- ,Z',ZF?'fff2'i,'5? : g f L. .1 , 1, ,: nw-av1+f1g , f o L Q 1 3 1:9 '5.'?3,5ag,'2'-?Qz'92E1b 1125325 fx2f.1f'f- 'F ' ' -1l'2.,'5-21-g'Sz5f9Q?1 - W-2,2 1: : ' - . .5 fi' f wzfbf--is---f , - -5,2 ng? 2-wi: 4 - - .. .,. ,-:q. f' ,. N .f2'f'??f-54 ' M7 mfr' -. , 11:1 V'-'?'f -A-,Li a 'Z F5 1- , QV,-Q -1 2,321 V . L-vi Mn...-n anal: -ul - I H f .-M, .3 4 4. gm! .J firiif u A i' with the Help of Individualized Conta People Who Care for Une Another People Reaching Out to Help--- F L.......... I F E Students and Contribute ? Faculty Building Experienceswhich to the Overall Design A Focal Point of the LHS Mosaic Il i Mr. Ken Teberg. ' sw-,Q . ,,,,,w,,m WQm mVxv Q S Mg i'iU-lwss x flkici , I Mkgdt K. 4 V 'iff xi . A .VX ' ' me mg A MM. ,. ig To Him We Dedicate The I9 O EI Have you ever been inspired? Have you ever been eager to learn? Have you ever found yourself looking forward to a class? You can answer yes to these questions and many others if you have been in a class of Ken Teberg's. And it is to this man the 1970 El Vaquero is dedicated. Whenever you enter S-4 you will find a room full of enthusiastic faces. Behind the cluttered lab table you will find a man in a green smock teaching with the same enthusiasm. Mr. Teberg is dedicated not only to science. but to the art of teaching. Spiced with psychology, parables, and refreshing wit, his lessons have inspired students at LHS for many years. It is for these reasons the staff is proud to dedicate this annual to Mr. Ken Teberg. aquero .,,,,V , 1 x x v r x My :Af Dedicated Citizen , Concerned with Students, Take y, Action Together ,,,. .. The community of Livermore shows its concern for young people through the Board of Education. The board. composed of five dedicated volunteer citizens, focuses its attention on educational needs and challenges. Budget problems were faced and resolved by the board in its effort to give the children of Livermore the best education possible. TOP: James Day, School Board President. MIDDLE: Edwin Rundstrom. Superintendent of Schools. BOTTOM: Livermore Board of Education: Barbara Adams, James McFarlane. James Day. Ruthann Taylor. Edwin Rundstrom. NOT PICTURED: Eldred Chance. 1 T 'MQW ..-'S nv Otis., zur f Je wi .1. 1.. 53 'R' Livermore High School administrators applied their time and energy to the many facets of school management this year. The entire staff offered many new ideas which helped to make our new schedule a success. They also worked closely with the faculty and student assembly for more understanding and communication. Decisions are many and varied and require the utmost of patience and cooperation. TOP: Paul Reginato. Principal. and Lee Williford. Vice-Principal. BOTTOM: Gary Kenny. Dean of Boys. and Phoebe McNeely. Dean of Girls. 'Cv' 77 'A W Special Personnel Offers Students id and Advice TOP: Sara Wilson, Head Counselor: Arthur Ackerman, Counselor: John Jellinghausen. Counselor. BOTTOM: Emily Crowley, Librarian: Connie Bentley, Nurse: Ken Adamske. EH Specialist. C assified Staff Maintain Excellent School Organization Y, 'WF' 'YQ' 'lill- xhv S k 3.4 'ix I TOP: Custodians: George Balke, Antonio Silviera. Leonard Kon, Louis Preftokis iHeadi, Bud Perry Antone Mihovich, Ezequial Ordaz, Tom Reichard, Gene Wold. BOTTOM: Lucille Peters iAt1endance Secretaryi, Diane Andrade 1PrincipaI's Secretaryi. Donna Yetter iLibrary Clerki. Ann Austin IPBXJ, Erna Lininger iAt1endance Clerki. Wynona Derby iCounseIing Secretaryl. Elaine Higley iSecretaryl. NOT PICTURED: Irene Lefever lCounseIing Clerkl, i af AIAWAIIIY all ' ZIVIK3 ill? Vocational Arts Provide Ba ic Skills Q-4 fir 5 ' ' if 2. 'Qu 2 . l ! x gi gi: ,.. r.f'Ma:i . ...- , -lu' if --1-.- --l l 37' W6 pf ci 19 TOP: Betty Frary, Eleanor Sahlin. Joe Humphrey. MIDDLE: Ruth Clark. Genevieve Fraser. BOTTOM: Tressie Kirkman, Bill Allison. 5. 3 .Q .V ,hi 2 '-1 5 g.. rf ,. 1 if ..... - uf L If if 2'-he 'F' .. , Mn '- i. a,::gw:,:i:4q , , mf-us, ,, -1, ..V' ' ,,',,., fp 1- awrm rw f . www., ,en .r Students Achieve Physical Fitness Through Excellent Guidance, Trainin .qx 'MQ-......,. ,, J x L 'IP ' 1 X. ffwk? if-if' K 'l' 1. X A 4 . ,ff X 3 '5frg ff Q ft Haw ' ' fm ax! 24 X fglfllir, -1 E-'rvi X argl c - A 9-4 K---fa 5. 3 ,1'l0r ff 1? i l l l l wr, Fm.. TOP: Barbara Harrison, Don Gabor. Meredith Holscher, MIDDLE: Tom Davis and Ron Berg. Nancy Steele. BOTTOM: Jean Patten, Nevin McCormick. 'K V313 Q, English Department Initiates 5 'So 'S an 3 am, - TOP: Clyde Barrow. JoAnn Brodehl, Suellen Grenko. MIDDLE: Lynne Harrower. Ellen Johnson. Joyce Keeler. BOTTOM: Gary Kenny, Janet Lundin. YW.. ez 'X , Q C hmm' -' Kaz, 5 L, New Classes O xl f is 'fi Ayr a 3 L TOP: John Mackey, AI Marcetti, Don Muentz, TOP MIDDLE: Marie Salemme. BOTTOM MIDDLE: X Yr Larry DeAsis. BOTTOM: Betty Elmstedt, Larry Mullany. F90 gk ,Mrggsl Q 'l l Enix M 1., , -nd sn, . lux 1 K.. 1 4 . 'll' 'Nr 'lla Y.. gif' X fl :und Social Science, Foreign Language Class s Y., 1--id. TOP: Bob Bronzan, Tom Harmon, Jack Lopez. TOP MIDDLE: Phoebe McNeeIy, Manuel Braz, Robert Sweeney. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Victor Reskovic, Willow Thomas, John Nix. BOTTOM: Helen Heron, Kevin Drake. 'N -1-.m we-SMSQETS V' ww., H Experiment l V .,...W 'O fz av 1: 2 .Mi . . Xn,,-Wx ,Q W-,QE ,,fi.,, , 1- , I A X Q gas 'gf A wid f vs , 4, ,,. , Z: f N V' Na V Ui , , sh-4, ff x ... J'- L O, , V., Q O Judy 'arf ' ,V , X .ff xo ' qffwf K 4' .41 A. , MN. 1 ' If 'Vf'w- mr n ,V'T '-wwf. s , W 'v:,,,2 .fa . W- .w..., A R K 'f 7 v Y , M , . .,,,v 4, vw-, .-.L N 4- , ff A , ' 9 qw .1 'f f . I . M ,Q p, f - - V , , N I -, - -1 ., 3 . I K., 1 -0 a-A . .u J L , an ! no I f I, M L, e if wg I , i ,. 2 X 9 I R i y ,L 3 if N A. '1' ' TOP: Marie Anderson. Helga Wilkins, MIDDLE: Judith Berry, Shirley Woods. BOTTOM: Mary Heaton, Mary Henriques. 29 Technical and Fine Arts 15 V ,,., H X ki 1 1- A fb TOP: Marita Harris, Phyllis McMurtry. BOTTOM: Gerald Stasko. James Heiner, Clarence Crew. , W, lm sa 5? ' A 1 'f A I .I+ T, Q 0, 1 I hh- 4 u1 ' llfii tncourage Student Creativity ,li .14 Q In ft f, ,I nav- i TOP Fank Steele Elas Totah MIDDLE Ca Co so James Raybo n Wa d Small. BOTTOM 31 J If TOP: William Bonacci. BOTTOM: JoAnn Brennan. George Graham. 'lililltlll 'ix 4-ni 9'f?.q:4 ' TOP: AI Ofiesh, Sybil Green, RoseMarie Fisher. BOTTOM: Herb Thomas, Fred Troubridge. ing- Q33 rx L. A 752 ' '5 Q 'l,'P ,Li -2 .mi ,ggJf7x.'i :- - ' fi T ,fry ' ' ,yu ,,.-vfwgli 'lv .V wa ft f .- 5 K, .elf f 3: , ' is Science, Math .pP ' ,- x 41' Q Class s Pursue Z TOP: Eric Lyons, Phyllis Houlding, TOP MIDDLE Royal Cole, Kan Teberg. BOTTOM MIDDLE Marylin Russell. BOTTOM: JohnJones. Q H. rf ,AA Ju 1 V Sm- Facets 1 i l I ,, f Y P P T A N L l 1 I I P W T ui' xy' 1!S?iI. f. HW, 'Mhwsvwh 'Shi Q F E -w 1 it 1 , Y A W 'VM Sur...- ?:f,.,,.xe. -X ,aw- i nf' L sv 34 .A 4 X u fe ww . f . ,X Us Ax 1 Nb I 5 v Q s. f ' A 'NGA 4-AK, W :K s 'A fi jf 1 --.-Q lA- 'F N l w 'ses 'ffl If 'Q Q3 34 Y: Seniors Climax Exciting and Fulfilling Educational Years ,As 45 ii-nannmmnn-and Rejoicing as upper classmen, the L.H.S. senior class, for their first annual activity, held a dress down day on November 1 1. The campus scene was a festival of different colors, caps, and costumes. For the first time in their educational career the upper classmen had the privilege of being senior hams. In December they began work on Christmas decorations in the main building. Using the theme, How the Grinch Stole Christmas , they followed the story from the original T.V. special. As usual, Senior Ditch Day, like Dress Down Day, is considered another delightful honor to the senior class. They followed up the year's activities with the Senior Ball held in May. Of the four years of their high school career, the last is the most hectic. The versatile senior class experienced a busy and successful term. With graduation upon them and their high school days completed, they realize a new era in their lives is just beginning. LEFT: Top Flow: Dave Molzahn, boys' rep., Paul Stroud, treasurerg Mikkel Aaland, vice president, Middle Row: Jeff Southwick, program committee. Tom McClellan, president: Clare Bokanich. program committee: Bottom Row: Anne Bugas, secretary: Cindy Bobba, AGS rep.: Carol Ford, girl juror: Mary Duffy, girls' rep. ABOVE: Tom McClellan, president. ' -'L 695 A , 'id '1:r .5-f 'Wh Mikkel Aaland Jeffrey Aas K NL' Patricia Adams Michael Aldridge '-0' I fa Harry Alexander Ken Alsup Mike Alford Robin Andrade Marian Allen Sheila Armentano Seniors Lead in tudent Ralph and Paul work hard on student affairs. T ' '1' Molly Armstrong Yolanda Austin Melinda Ball Linda Ashworth David Babcock Molly Banke Lynn Austin Susan Baer the Way Government gi 'il ,...al' ,ZFX gf -J' gm? an Mx , M x ,W -,. V .Q , , ., M . X, 1 avi f uv 1'- 9' sp' Brad Basham Theresa Beck Lewis Becerra Karla Becker Deborah Beck Mary Becker 4 ', '47 3..,,,,. , - Seniors Enjoy -in 'sl Pa, Wil? A. Frankenstein Stroud abducts Mouse Chaparteguy during Senior Dress Down Day . XX 'lb ,.a3f l w 1 . 1' Dave Bell Steve Benedix Arthur Bernacil Matthew Beyer Bill Bladen Mary Benapfl Katy Bennett William Bettencourt Danny Bieber Steve Bloxham Eric Bjorklund Cynthia Bobba 40 ' raditional Privileges Steve Boeder Clare Bokanich Philip Bolson audi' J -4 Q1 .nun-Iii T' -em v elk l' 'Nu if 'S Douglass Bone David Brewster William Brunner Susan Buck Craig Bowman Sandra Brown Jaye Bryant Anne Bugas Senior girls in rare form take advantage of Dress Down Day, -'13g g mx .J in ,.i, .K 0 'T 'i' Kenneth Button Crnstopher Cahnll Rose Caldera Karen Caddell Mary Cahill Russ Cardoza Harmony in mood and music envelop Earl Schrader. Larry Carpenter Frances Castillo Carole Cazon Taking It Easy l 4 L , ll '61 -3.. fix 5 1 26 -5 'Zh 5 'X -4, of ms 'r ,,,auv' -1' l W1 Ron Corvello Dave Costello Randall Costa Elizabeth Crocker '11 4, I sf ,Q ' I ' M in K Ill Ill ll Ill Ill ll If Ill 'I ii i.Jr1..i'.,,e Sarah Cellars Rhonda Cheeseman Richard Colfield Senior exerts boundless energy during free time James Chandler Steve Cheeseman Robin Collins Denise Chaparteguy Denise Christensen Francis Correa 'J 4 Susan Crossman Bill Crump J W 4.-4' A'-.il 'ifui' 4,1-Qu' 9. -swf' 1' ,tif Dianne Cuellar Monica Curtis Linda Davis ' Jeffery Cunningham Ken D'Addario Theodore Deivert Carolyn Curtis Dennis Dahl Sam Dewhirst A familiar face wearing unfamiliar apparel. Familiar Seniori f i 1 ti 44 . I I ri 'Q I? -4' JL' Steven Dixon Robert Dodds Mary Duffy Vickie Dobson Richard Doscher Carla Duncan Carol Dodd Nicholas Dovik Trinni Durham Face Warm smile graces the face of Sheree Emmons If Nev-fi -'nf' D 'J' all 5- ,Sunni af' gal 'uf Marilyn Dykes Gary Edwards Larry Edwards Gary Egan Senior Struggle Nelson secures a double arm-bar to defeat his Dublin rival. EI' F 4 'V N.. W-4 C Q--f ff? Sheree Emmons Lee Engle Mark Erickson Ron Ferrell Pamela Fitzgerald Collen Enderby Sharon Ennis Barbara Escalona Mary Finders Sandra Fitzgerald Chris Fitzsimmons I en I Athletes 'for Glor -xi'..'!, T Janice Forbes Daniel Forey Dennis Frank Carol Ford Gloria Fox Steven Frary Barbara Foret Midge Franco ...am Y, M .. .. ,.lf. , -- V, ar , ?! 'Jf u ., ', ', .:.. '. I fa F ff X' 4Bsnv'f-fl f,,-f ' h . I 1 . Senior distance man, Dan Garcia, hot on the heels of his opponent. '.-IR-45.15 'Q YN-ff-ay QW 50 --AQ.. Wi Daniel Frazier Forrest Frick .ii 'f,.L .,. .wan-A ' . 'Av 'gf' James Frydendal Janis Fuchs -4llr '- M ,MMV f ar Tw 'pzlffl vfkeiw-g.'5e-J , Q H r Y. V 9 QP F 9 A in 5 V NMIF' Q i Russel Fulk Jim Gadaire Mark studies a problem in physics. 1 'YTZY' pl! Annette Gamble Nancy Gates William Gidley Daniel Garcia Terry Gaya Lucretia Gillespie Sharon Gilmore Leslie Ginn Terry Givens ul VE' gf X , Cory Glenn Bob Gray Dave fac d fficult problem. Debbie Gott Nlarie Green Ma k Go ' ' T' thy G g y Studious Faces Hard at Work Reflect the hallenges of the Times if 'Z-f I' -o v ,K 1 ifi a 1 41 ' in 'v-if Seniors Barbara Gruver Elissa Guido Albert Gutierrez Learning Larry Carpenter and Bob Henderson seek assistance from Mr. White. 'C Steve Guymon David Hall Darlene Hale Cherry Hampton Keith Hale Carol Hanson Fi ii Enjo Experience Physiology offers an opportunity for enjoyment. On- we -...J-V 4-if 1 3-4 fwd' .ru-5 ,Ni 'rf' Daphne Hatch Kathleen Henderson Patricia Herrera Mardel Hewitt Valera Hicks IVIeredythe Healy Carol Henne Margaret Herrington Paul Hewitt Bob Henderson Terry Heraid 435 li Seniors Develop kills for the Future Leslee Higgins Louise HIII Auto Mechanics draws senior's interest. ' ' NQ'TWfT?:. 'Uw eulllsnuulluw wmwmelwnnmrwmwfmw 0 M M' qwrfmftr- frm. e 'f'rmmfvfxmu:. f ' ' 'rf 'r fH:'wze em., W .............W,..e.., . ,, .. .,.. x.,,,,,.. e. ..,, . i Y .,.......,..,..,..-.W . , . I . T .aan 197 Avf'-1' f i Cheryl Holloway Ed Houle Pat Iddings Sharon Holmes Josephine Howard Susan Jenkins Kurt Humphrey Bruce Jensen ll l ...f ..5 -if .4 al Mary Jesse Wesley Jost Patricia Jones Daniel Judd 'aiu . f' NNI Linda Karch Bonnie Kato Monica concentrating on the work at hand. ..r' ..'!. 1 Renier Kelleter Richard Kellom Pamela Kelly Q auf '27 is l Richard Kerns John Kline Judith Komoto ' QV F 2' ,I 5f'4 Look who's lying down on the job. ,iii 4 wi 'PQ Ji Patricia Koth Linda Lambert Mary Lawley Deborah Lee Sibyl Lewis Veronique Lallemand Steve Langston Marilyn Lechner Roeanne Lenberg Candace Lindley Judy Lininger Seniors Caught Gff Guard 11 'Q'-'v-77 Kwuf I' 0 -rf' 1' 'IC Teri Linker Dave Lovell Paulette Loomis Russell Lovell Linda Lopp Bruce Lowe Bob Lucus Michael Madden Kenneth Madsen Debbie Lumsden Loretta Ivladdux Karla and the girls hear the latest gossip. wma el -uzfif pil mpc' i .ji 'X 69x John Maenchen Jill Mancebo Tammy Marsh John Mauck Linda Makepeace Dennis Marlert David Mason Melvin Maxwell Cliff and Eric enjoy playing bridge at noon. - ,- a - . E :Ur If S x fr-.r is W, H-v Q xxx Q -2-if Tom McClellan 3 Deborah McDowell I James McFarlane . Gamesl l i 4 P1 uf? x Y 'id' 'vcr 'Hui' 11 Steve McManus Suzanne Mendenhall Jack McNabb Marie Mentzer Louise McNeeIy Ralph Merkle 9 Michelle Meseke Thomas Meyers lay Important Part Senior Life Christine Michael Constance Miller Glen goes up for two points, Xml 'Q l 3 l .qrif David Miller 'wi an-ul Conrad Milner Dave Molzahn Robert Morris Linda Mingoia Barry Moore Toni Mossbarger Pamela Minkler Roel Moreno Kathleen Mullany Seniors Celebrate the Rodney Mullins ig,-an ,v-' , A' ' S X, V -11l':f,,-Lx Eff' N Y - Av' lx , -145156 ..r ' qv, ' . M., . N r if w bi , :SV .Q-Q. W, ,f ,s - 'M 'I '-':,,1'f?' Q Award winning Senior Christmas tree M Ron Mullins Patricia Nakken s ,J ,nl vi John Nash Mark Nibel Janet Niver Shirley Netherton Steven Nicholas Debbie Neuenschwander Christopher Nielsen Q Q Y 9 Season to be Joll l Stephen Odell Heather Ogilvie Qu Jeff takes time out for rest and relaxation at lunch. bla-97 asf .' My, 'WAX ' -wwl:jS,f.vigrwwf Pq'. , L ff 'fel sv . ,, 1 'Y lion ln., ..u .in f n 'Q' ' Patricia Olivotti Terri O'Neal Ezequiel Ordaz Jeffrey Owen Margaret O'Shea Douglas Parker Kerry Ostrander Melanie Patrick Moment of Then the Rush to I A? :YQ wg V :.: Stephen Patrick Dave Pierce Robert Plunkett Barbara Potthoff Robert Peterson Arthur Plato Richard Porter Louis Pruss b I A -:5 ir- 4? 5 Q , 'f Peace Class A feverish scene-the quad between classes, Q4 'Xl I-nic? 1 Clyde Purdom if 'J-1.1: Q 1 'i sl. S n ,ui Our Senior Bench, a ' 'Z 3 9' af or -ef' David Resemius Anita Ritter Chuck Rogge Mike Reynolds Linda Robb Michael Roggi Richard Richardson Richard Rogers Kathryn Rollins l ,I a aff' Qsvvp' 6 ,R my f Q 4 u l if x Good Place to Rap f-1? 4' -a'- ' ,,,av -rvfff was' ' .50 N al' ltox 52 E 'N Steve and Nick play it cool. ,Ag .Yr Vlichael Rooney Gary Roso Debra Rue Mark Sator Robert Savvvel Jlga Romagnoli Dana Rowland Ellen Salbeck Paul Rosengren Larry Rudick Christina Sanchez i 63 Q- 5' 4, 11' . 3 .A 15- Earl Schrader Linda Seaton Bob Shaw Glen Schuknecht Barre Sewell Jeff Sheline A friendly group of seniors grace the side of Mr. Crew's VW van. 'mm e or f ext ha, ' sc , Y K- L ,Y I nf 1' Christine Shipe William Shook Dave Short W S-i Sharon Simpson Mary Skinner Don Smedley Hammlng It Up 1 Z wi, if gm ,faffgd 4 , 'r - -' ' fl-51-5'1 331.23 ' .,zS,41Ui ff, -xx Y 2 ' , n f' gg , ,fi Q -mf fe ' ' ,v - ' 'fwfr x 'I' A-5 rp. ur ,35-n-. X Z ,-,,, Larry Snodgrass Steven Sovvers Joyce Stamer Jeffrey Southwick Virginia Sparks Sheila Stetson 'arf' 6 fig ,l 1 Sigrid Stevenson Barbara St. Denis Robin Stone 4 1 l i Q Kent Stromberg Paul Stroud Cathryn Tackett Senior Meets E L0rri Simpson flashes anguished look at class work. alll J f W 1 ,,.,e' -sul' 6 -of tit? fi Ronald Thurner Thomas Tucker Karen Tveitmoe ,CW Read for the Years Ahead W fifth ,nu-4.-Q. V TJ-' Jay Wagner Nancee Walker Margaret Watson Philip Wente Clifton Wilhite Bruce Walker Laveta Wallace Paula Weimer Larry White Gale Wilkins Cheryl Walker Eric Wallstedt Mary Weiner Mike Wilcox Keith Williams i as 4-is fi Michael Willis Randolph Wirsching Dave Wilson Michael Wissler Janice Wilson William Wondolowski l ,gif ,Av-' XI' Emily Platt, Chris Michael, and Bill Bettencourt discuss future plans --'lui Craig Yoder Laura Young Jill Zeller Piigjr I I ge- ,.,.-,MN 'I W 4 9 I i Ruiz ' - 1 i J f o X 'Y 1 .ss vQL' Q6 Q 0 s, Q O Q oeffofo 0044.996 A . 09 Juniors Eagerly Await Senior Honors and Privilege Seniors-to-be, the L.H.S. 1969-70 junior class began their class activities with a cake sale. The cake sale was held on November 22 at the Louis, Lucky, Purity, and Granada shopping centers. A grand total of 561.78 went to a very worthy class. Along with Christmas and New Year came the decorating of the Science Building by the junior class. The junior class officers worked hard to promote their Junior Prom. An eagerly waiting junior class attended the prom on March 7 in the Girls Gym. The class of '71 is looking forward to being seniors for their final of four years. LEFT: Top Row: Tony Morton, secretaryg Mike Dunstan, program committee: John Zimmer, treasurer: Middle Row: Robin Shultg boys' rep: Emily Platt, girl juror: Tim Rien, boy jurorg Nancy Saxton, girls' rep.: Bottom Row: Carol Dimmick, program committeeg Cindy Scontriano. AGS rep.: Robin Shroyer, vice presidentg Janice Beyer. president. ABOVE: Janice Beyer, president. 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' 'SF ' SH r., li - Y if ,J i Carmen Garcia Gayle Garms Byron Gates Billie Jean Gee David Gee Drucie Gibbs Tim Gibson Linda Gilbert Patrick Gilmore Diane Giroux Ann Goishi John Goots Claudia Grape Phyllis Grass Steve Grieve Ralph Gutierrez Craig Guymon Laura Halunen Patrick Hansen Sandra Harris Steve Hartman Janice Hary Nlarcia Hauff Woodard Heath Michael Heaton Debbie Held Daniel Henderson Claudia Hicks Rick Hill John Hodges Barbara Hole Les Hord Virginia Houlding Carol Hudson Heidi Huffman Beth Humphry Kathleen Hurley Diane Jaramillo Steven Jaskela Robert Jeffers Elayne Jensen Janice Jones Jeff Jones Daniel Jost Anne Judd Donna Karstensen Kathi Kennedy Byron Kerr David Kerst Dennis Kiely David Kimmel Terri Kinney Sherry Kinnison Robin Kuenning Dan Kuhn Nathan Lamee Carol Langhorst James Lard April Lautenslager Paul Lefter Steve Lenning Lisa Leonardo Hazel Lindley Michael Lutz Junior Girls Dis uss oys ,, X -1 W 6 Q 1 - f. . 1 iii are i f ,x i 4 Mk ,t,. -4 Mary, Cindy, Barbara and Liz talk among the noon- hour crowd. John MacGregor Bill Madden Judith Madsen Kehaulani Madsen Jim Mallory Debra Marks Sandra Markvvell Linda Martin Michael Martin Bill Masson Pam Mayhew Colleen McCarty Steve McCray Gail McDonald Joyce McDonald Jim McDonnel Jean McFarlane Mark McGue Mark Meadows William Mello Marcia Meseke Johannes Meyer Patrick Michael Steve Migliore , A... A 5 .-1 A .fr- ai' , 495 in in l ,: 3 -V lbs ' f Z. Q y X f J i lj . 4 f 1 S ' 5 li gf 3 G 2 f 5- iv f Atv iv 1 '99 A f Z f i L ., ,W I ' 1 A it Q3 Q4 'gf lxxirci wg 4 . ,, A w, K is ii Q .lb XLLT. '7 's Boys Learn Job .Skill t k f V - x T3 , V I A ,r -in - , ij ,. x1 fi- ,' -L N s , it ' , 3 Q' - A ' QT Ll , I 4 1 i 1, - . in Q .f 1, ' W? -, t r r' 'fs l 1 P sts i M. -S J -H l C Ai A in 1 L if' 'Q ' X L 50 . - we N 1 s e- lf -l 5 'f.:'! Sf I In 5 .A X , Pima 5' A-V J I ' - ' -1 x ' W P 'I ig Q ' 'Pdf N 1 , ' A e M .f iff 5 V ffv X ' 'g' 3 4' ,, ff- 'W 'Q Q, W ' ' x 1 3 Q it gfrfm 2,9 M594-. 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'szjgfv' ' - A N - 4 ,H S f L - 7' J x r ,'::'VxNi Dee Miller Nancy Miller Perry Moore Jannette Morris Bob Morrison Roy Morse Anthony Morton Tim Munson John Murillo Linda Murphy Pam Mustain David Myers Renay Myers Rita Myers Douglas Nelson Harry Nelson Richard Newton Richard Nordyke Ronald Nunes Michelle Oddon Barbara Olds Randy Olsen Cruz Ordaz Debra Ostrander Lauren Otsuki Don Ott Donna Ott Robin Padgett Carl Palla Daniel Pallat Donna Pallat Chris Pane Richard Patters Monty Patterson Linda Payne Valerie Pegan Donna Pender Richard Peterson Cynthia Petrilla Anne Perlman Mike Pipes Patty Plato Emily Platt Rick Porter Cindy Potthoff Linda Puccio Janet Rahn Suzanne Renner Woodshop teaches boys a career. Charles Rice Franklin Richards Ruth Richards Rick Rien Tim Rien John Ritter Vickie Roark Carol Robinson Dayna Robitaille Debra Robitaille George Robles Ronald Rogers Paul Roper Michael Rose Chris Rounds Larry Rudd Dan Sachau William Sandoval Marsha Sansom Marie Sanzari Nancy Saxton Jack Scarlett Lynda Schopp Michael Schweickert Cindy Scontriano Greg Scott Terry Sebourn David Shearer Steve Shepherd Steve Shirley Robin Shroyer Robin Shult Holly Sikes Darrell Silva Frank Silveira Craig Simons Roy Slice Karen Slimick Dale Smith Judy Smith Kp 'IW r-'ff-T by i 'T' 'G , ' if f ' YQ. 1 , s... 1 4' is I 1 it Ax Q V . 'U m y ' .Lai4w'y can C T. V t 3- . X L if ff Q i A , x Juniors ' f - I ,,. A - 4, S W ' 'Q i' . f ' Y P 1' r t 9 rr- ' K' LW, R31 A jr? , s ' K.: Q T ' .4 ter- W l . Y, xi R X. 5 . - , . ' X . , 1 ' -- 'Sr -,av 'X' 'R' ef L S' ... ' Q if x V Q Y MJ! 45. I NY ' f ix V , I 1 K r RN 'L lli. g 1, 'prim ,Wt . 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Q f, A sh T ia ggiei a Q 'lf ff' , 'Aw-v V fQ'n affiigfl, 'S A if-gif' 'M-1 ..1, , ,f - i - 6 - K- . fum' N. f Jody Vargas Laureen Varges Robert Vidalin William Vidalin David Visbeck Michelle Wade Robert Walden Mike Stratman Robin Streicher Sheri Stringer Terry Strobel Barbara Strout Mary Stuart Lee Swenson Leo Swenson Kathy Suchon Debbie Sumpter Victoria Summers Steve Taber Eirene Tacchini Anna Taylor Doris Taylor Rebecca Taylor Albert Tayo Almaida Tayo Richard Tayo Donna Terry Shelley Terwilliger Sherril Tinder Dolores Thomas Bill Thompson Vivan Thorson Carol Thorup Donna Thorup Karole Thurner Gabe Togneri Anita Tompkins Jose Torrez Barbara Trimble Joe Troiano Robert Trudeau Jon Tuccoli Mark Tucker Jennifer Turin Tinaimala Tupe Mary Tynan Carol Vanderhoof fi ---J, 1 Dale Wallace Robert Walmsley Kris Warner Ken Wasiniak Robert Watt Mary Weingart Rick Wells Anna White Kelly Whitney William Whitney Kathy Whittington Gwen Wiley Karen Williams Michael Williams Larry Williford Patricia Willis Eric Wilson Linda Wilson Peggy Wilson Thomas Wilson Tim Wolcott Beau Woodard Connie Young John Zimmer Juniors Rela Many Ways l ,. 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Honorable Sophomores Create A Blizzard at the Soph Hop The sophomores, which this institution had already accepted as upper classmen, began their financial year with a car wash and bake sale. The soph class carried out their first activity before the beginning of the '69-'70 school year in the Vineyard Shopping Center at the Union Gas Station and in front of the Lucky Supermarket. The total benefit of the car wash and bake sale came to the sum of S40.00. With the help of their advisor, Mrs. Thomas, they then began work on the Sophomore Hop. It's A Blizzard was held December 12 in the Boys' Gym. The Sunday following, a chosen few met at the school to begin work on Christmas decorations. The sophomore class had the honor of decorating the Library Building. LEFT: Top Row: Randy Buddington, program committee: John Stroud, president: Kieth DiPietro, boys' rep: Middle Row: Margaret Cigliuti. secretary, Katherine Snyder, AGS rep.: Kathy Rooney, program committee. Bottom Row: Carol Cedarlund. treasurer: Kathy Diaz, girls' rep.: Susan Walker, vice president. ABOVE: John Stroud. president. Laurie Aas Steve Abbott Dennis Abramson Janet Abston Sue Aceves Wendy Alexander Dave Alford Howie Alford Barbara Ames Bay Ancira Edward Anderson Peggy Anderson Kathy Apker Gwendolyn Arnold Steve Atchinson Louis Avilla Lynn Baca Christine Badger .-.W A-in-- Pr U Clyde Baker Teri Baker Wayne Baker Malcolm Bankhead Nick Baranis Dorothy Barnes Cynthia Barnett Mary Basham Ron Basso Roy Beck Rhonda Becker Carl Behling Harper Behrends Martin Beimer Debbie Bettencourt Mark Beyer Dan Bicknell Robin Bieber Malinda Biffle John Bishop Russ Bjorkland I is ink ' 3 t V f I E . Q ' -R lg' 1- ff' by 3 1-5 l fgfj- iff! 3' . ,ov 33? X 1 vi --5, W z., C '-r .mr B' , 'vim il V. ., ,J , ,V . 6 . i ,. 10 X M L be ., Q- v igfv.. of . . 1 Y. .uf fa .,, , 9 '- X 6' X en.- 4 ab Soph Enjoy ' 2 -V H. 1 A i Margaret and Nadine make use of the Canteen. , ' ' '.... ' M are . f A 93 X t . 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Q X Dennis Rashe Bruce Rawles Connie Rayborn Michele Renteria Patricia Reynolds Marcia Rice Karen Rivers Patricia Robbins Charles Roberts Susanna Roberts Denise Robinson Kathleen Rooney Margaret Rosengren Katie Ross Jennie Roxberg Don Rynders Robert Sandoval Gregory Santucci Albert Sator Cindy Saunders Joanne Savage Susan Schick Roberta Schoonover Susan Schopp Lisa Scontriano Carl Scott Debbie Scott Jim Severin Gail Sharp Terri Shaw James Shearer Don Hansen Jesse Shofner Cheryle Sigg Debora Simpson Mike Sivila Terry Skellenger Randall Skinner Cheryl Smith Linda Smith Martin Smith Carol Snyder Kathy Snyder Donald Sorenson Mark Southwick Gene Springer s at her library book in concentrated - u n ' ff -. y 591' 1 54,5 4wa,, Qvart' ,geo 'B QD .infgq1 ,-Q 2 3 0 , 4 f t Q ' 411 vt ' ,f Y 4 . is .- sa. , 1 gi .wqi I W . . m 95 ' it qt I. ,l.l ' Q 5'gg '1 '4 . 1 Q s itxishq 'V is a,ll, QQ!! 315.-,sq ,Q if ,,'t' U' ,551 Q 'eg ' I ' vu 'lg Q .5 ,QS gggfggf -W f e ' gn...-K Q a s . A ' , ,. Q . f al- 4 v O 9 in 4, Q ' , 41,1 4 4 4 n 1 0 1 1 ' l ':mw.,w: n ff 9, Mrs. McMurtry smiles at a promising pupil. Janice Stamer Jan Staggs Larry Sterner Mike Stevens Sylvia Stevenson Kathy Steves ' Cathy Stewart Douglas Stewart Sheilah Stewart 'N Michael Stief 'X AISI 1 Qt z, x Q- t t so , ia. N. X A 'gf . 0 ' 00,1 Mark smes L. si A . Ronald Stokes Q 'D 1 N Susan Street X P . ' John Stroud -Q - T Dana Summers T 1 ., Tix . xr I Les Sundberg if y Holly Tackett . Q-. gf ' S A . Patrick Tandy - P ' '- Glenn Taylor M , Natl, Alfred Tayo f ' J xr K S .l : John Thomas Q S Marty Thompson A Q. W Q5 Todd Thompson li f Don Thurner . ,' Elda Trevino ,V A f John Trevino Susan Trimble Michael Troiano Joe Tullis John Valperga Denise Vanderbur David Van Dyke Stevan Varga 52' S A 'nv QL.-fl ' . f ,1 .N N . .. 4 ,A I Soph Girls L uf 3 3- 'i f , ', 'BON .T Lf' J vt' or at S TQ. '.' KE- Ny . 3 : 'X YL' m--3' 't 4. X 6. JU QV If I , ...N I T' I E N QA ,E iv I K l- r 5, 3' 1 vm I iw- ,. .. 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Xa gl !x 5 E1 yi N'-. 5 x Q ki? xt, ZX ef' :Ri is , : ' A -0 K Q' if ap is f Q .. vga Y xc it' X 1 Richard Weingart Cheryl White Lonnie White Dennis Whitfield Jean Wilkins Pamela Williford David Willis Niles Wilson Rebecca Winsor Edward Wondolowski Brain Wood Wendy Wythe Sandra Zeller Brian Zimmerman Eric Zimmerman Linda Thomas Alison enjoys the shady sophomore bench. t l Helen Vargas Lelia Vollmer James Wabs Mike Walden Susan Walker Sandy Wallace Carl Wallstedt Jody Walmsley Scott Warne Shauneen Warne Lau ra Watchempino Lisa Watkins Doris Watts Melody Webber Calvert Webster Mark Webster Danna Weiner Pamela Weimer I .I u ' f S li x 'fi4 -- -an -mv 1 .4 I'-G V5.9 ' A NA Freshman Class Is Introduced to Livermore H. . Experience Fw The L.H.S. 1969 freshmen began the traditional first of four years with the usual bibs. bottles and respect to seniors. On the night of the Freshman Reception, which was entertained by the Ark band of San Jose. the newcomers were initiated as freshmen the hard way. The highlight of the evening saw the freshmen to their knees chanting, Seniors rulel On the 21st of November. the freshmen came back hosting the Freshmen Return. That night, the student body was entertained by the Sunrise band of Livermore. For the Christmas holiday the frosh did a fine job with the decorating of the music building. They also enjoyed the senior Christmas carols the Friday before school let out for Christmas vacation. Their advisor is Mrs. Heron. LEFT: Top Row: Kip Haaheim, president: Tim Duffey, boys' rep: John Buginas, boys' program committee: Middle Row: Delbert Gee. treasurer: Judy Wells, girls' rep.: Jeff Trigger. vice president: Bottom Row: Valerie Doggett, girls' program committee: Vicki Karvelis. AGS rep.: Jacquelyn Snodgrass. secretary. ABOVE: Kip Haaheim, president. Frosh Take Time Karl Aaland Lynda Adams Donna Aldridge Owen Alford Clinton Allen Gary Allen Nancy Allen Janie Almendarez Roseanne Alonzo Jackie Alviso Randy Alviso Gerard Amaral Marianne Ammendolia Bruce Apker Cathryn Arater Craig Arwey Allan Austin Richard Austin Vicker Authier Scott Bahr Steve Bailey Susan Bailey Don Baird Mary Balbach Laura Banke Donna Banks Clarence Bargmann James Bartun Devin Barkley Roxanne Barnett Sarah Baroody Pamela Barr Kenneth Barret Karen Barrow For Relaxin 'nhl , me.. A fs 'bw ,ray l 'Ni ,ff QA 1' 'A QQ' , A Q I x L rg 'tal if 23' 98 ' ooking Forward To a New Year 7 ' hi as f.i,g4.,i, I or b if cf ff ifm I' f 5 ' f xv ' X fa V' 2 r- G' 1 - 'Q iz, i ., ' ek I .V , A if - ft :J L' J: , ,ls ex .., i- A jf' r 1 L , Se, xr .V A '?' .. --fx, In A 'if ' NY Q. X W d Aly. 1-6373 1.2.3 It 'A V 2 , J nl s. I 45 K f ' Q-'Q M- lr a 4 I 4'-Cf' ' 1 j ' 5? .. 4 A 1 ' Q .EX X lj B' if G ifg gf ff ,el 1 I ' V- gf A , I Xxx A 'Y V n f.. r 1 ' , ' 4, :Q Q' hm ' f igzw fare. 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' sl I X A 1 Y, 'Ji' V A W J- X 'J' S . , '- ' - Q' K 19,1 4. , f' .fs sg Y Donna Coult David Cowan Gayle Crabtree Alice Cummins Leah Dahl Paul Dean Linda Dearinger Roger Del Castillo Susan Dittig Robin Dobson Valerie Doggett Joe Durkee Kalani Dorn Michael Dovik Tim Duffey Pat Duletsky Linda Duncan Priscilla Duque lVlatt Dyer Barbara Eaton Mike Edward Steve Edwards Paul Eiden Steve Ellis Steven Elsea Cynthia Enderby Vaughn Evans Tom Everett , 101 K o Guy Fahnhorst Carol Faraudo Steven Farsaci Barbara Feinberg Patsy Fellingham Terri Fink Mitten Flora Mary Flowers Richard Flowers Colleen Ford Debbie Fox Bob Frary Kenneth Freeze Mike Freitas Gary French Phillip Fuller Robert Fulton Loana Gadaire Absalon Gagaza Ronnie Garcia Gary Garms Jeff Garner Patty Gates Delbert Gee Susan Gerhart Jody Gibson Ricky Gilbert Paula Gillette Audrey Giroux Connie Glenn Craig Goishi Carolyn Gonzalez Dianne Gonzalez r 4 Frosh Reception For ' kirts and Lf ' ' H W il If . T ,.,, r 1, il if , ,fi .AEI X V . 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V n 1 . f H Ik 5 Q Y gk, , W., N- Q , K. s E J vw ' 7 - X1 Q ,,, , 'G Q - f -1. 1 fr v Pam Goots David Gordon Joe Gotch Debbie Gravette Floyd Gray Steve Gray Jack Grayson Sherry Greenwood Susan Gregson Karen Grovvell Karen Gruidl Carla Guido Martin Gutierrez Mary Ann Guymon Kip Haaheim Susan Haight Kurt Hale David Hall Roger Halunen Ron Hammer Rita Happe Robert Hardgraves Linda Hargreaves Susan Harrison Lee Harter Ray Hartgraves Laurie Hartman Kay Harvey Robert Hathaway Denise Headrick Mark Henne Arthur Henry Rod Herrera Expeditions and Enjo ment Are of Frosh Interests Judy Herrington Wayne Heusinkveld Liz Hile Frank Hill Kathryn Hill Robin Hiskes Pat Hodel Jeff Hodgins Sharry Holeman Lance Holloway Mitchell Holloway Cathy Houle Mike Howard Stephen Howard Thomas Howard Jane Hurley Jimmy Huerta Denise Isernhagen Lewis Jackson Cheryl Jacobson Dennis Jaramillo Elena Jarrel Jenny Jenkins Robert Jesse Robert Johnson Patricia Jones Victoria Karvelis Kia Kelley Jim Kelly Richard Kelly Sue Kelly Steve Kendrick Phil Kerrigan Don Kessel Terry King Frank Kinney Brenda Kinnison Cathy Kirkes Eric Kirkewoog 54-F Z--if-,VV A, 2, ff , fx 4 it Mi, Q 'bv 0, ir x 11 , ,J-,W , . 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S ' A My 5 1 f, it 3-5 ing, '+, -ff. l x l s l l I J l ,I , 3 l 2 Q. i ff 13 'CI' 'Y- lm. f' wr-Y Y 'V'- .jfjp Jan Suchon and Vt ' 1 L i I u-1,7 3, ,fa ,-Y X ,. ' Q' H ' Ag ' Q14: Sf , s 4 ' , ' 5- r f 1 N., I 1 Freshmen Learn Through Idea and Experience .ir ai, .. -v :qv t 2 r 'K f 'l an W h Q! Q -1 ' , . 1 . 1 , , ea J C... 5, ..- . ..,A , ,N , x 4-, w. 1' '-' .-,.- 1 qw! , nv- enjoy the faire. ff!!! 'I ' uv, X 1 5 1 k'r'fWi 'T , V '4 -fe l .2 41- i. Greg Kishi Mike Kraft Kathy Kristiansen Cindy Kruger , , ,. ,mm ,xg . ' el iran li' , .,, 1' f, 33? 41, A X' s iere K rrr , fm. 1 X , f-. 2 al . ju! Ei Q. H- W rv- . Q -:LL 5 , vb' .2 5 i X l ' 7 ff l I ' ' ft A ,A I x' 4, 'I' w - X .LU ' 5121 L f K A N . 5. Q XA I Qu' - x , - -f,. 'Z'-' N - W Vi .rr 'fi V ' A Q, is 5' 5' Qi L AQ. ' we , 9x A-,,i, if W X ,, sd I-IJ, cw! h l W FY: L ' ,fi 1 .- N J'i-'K I ik f , .li Al W W-'-K. ',,e,.Ll. 41 'A fu. V M ai -2 ,fr ' 1' ?. 14 +3 L x X ' L - . 1 s ' in f , f I U .. x , Virgil Laffoon Bruce Lafranchi Marc Lakner Joanna Lard Mike Lawson Cynthia Leeper Bettie Lefter Robert Lenning Bob Lenz Guy Lewis Michele Love Greg Lovell Paula Lumsden Alan Madsen Linda Makepeace Michael Mann Mike Marciel Mark Marino Edward Marshall Philip Martin Ginny Meisner Louis Mentillo Robert Metz Cornelis Meyer Michael Michael David Miller Michael Miller Lynn Minkler Jeanne Mohr Doug Morrison Ron Morrison Margaret Morton Franklyn Mueller Meg Munson Kathy Murphy Freshman Year Means a Tim For Creating Many Memories , -usp 'ai -l .I wi n Q as Ns, Ellen Born clips and pastes. Grant Nibel Adrienne Niver Lisa Norris Dave North Fred Noyes Sue O'Askquith Sheryl Ober Bill O'Connor Kevin O'Donnal Timothy O'Donnell Ron Oliveira Loren Olk Becky Olsen Marta Ordaz 1, M , A A sw-fsffgggwgy Elizabeth Muse John Myers Megan McClure Bill McDonald Bruce McDonald Luana McKinzie Linda McManus Mark McMaster Robert McNabb John McNaghton Vern McVay Mark Nakano Jim Neef Kerry Nelson Diana Netherton Mark Newbury Alex Ng E' 1,3 5 Frosh Pursue Various ' 'z 9.5 ,g .Na .A ' F , W M,-1 ?4f.,i, ' 'ff , K 13. fjpvw ,s m 'K' i l , . ? f f, X a J' i at P ' ' -v .L, 'S' ,, J J, I ,- ,--,f-wl.qa'yf , X,,,' 'fwtff ' ,sg .. 0 1 it l djs J., .- , ay K .lf A . 5Z ET' spy.. ,,...O,g,,,.: . U 74 5-:Z -P di- , fi, ,ft fix. ' M. ,eg 1.7 -is I , L 1, 1 .V ' u... - Keith Otsuki George Overturf Nancy Owen Mark Overby Proscilla Owren Mike Ozment Rosario Padagas Dan Palmer Nancy Palmer Harry Parks Ruth Patchin David Patters , rf -iw g, f in ,,, X s.....,.t gi, : J U- wget f -I 1 rf Q Q -Kgs 'fy fl ' 15971 V ' m , - .V- N ts. F 4! w , ' :ui 5. ', W , rl x ge J Y' Q J Activities M ss. Q 6 ,A i ix 1 -Q ls Q P P ' V' YQ 'A is J ' 11 I K lib z. if 4: ' 4, -. . - reg., 7 A time for study. Dave Patterson Mike Patterson Leslie Patton Danny Paulson Mike Payne James Pendley Cindy Perry Daniel Peters Linda Peterson Stephanie Phillips Ronald Plechaty Linda Plessing Juanita Ponce Kathy Potthoff Donna Prosser Joann Prosser Suellen Prudhon Beckie P ,gh nnlll ' 'Q I In wil 3 x J -1 107 Tom Pu rdom Mark Raebu rn Julie Rahn Janelle Ralph Philip Ramsey Valerie Randall Freshmen End First Year and 'fx l ,- L- if v 5 2,5 f.. ..1,,: A .few i f ' -V ' K E Q a 'I Richard Callaghan displays one of his many talents 'P' j 1, 4' I- 'ff A '61 A Q 4 Nr Q I ' .r ii, . -.,'. ,J , ai Q7 e Jim Ransome I ' via yj A jgfi r ' its jx ,Q ' wg Julie Rashe S? -f 1 if Jane Renner .. 5 Q f ' .. ,if Paul Reynolds K3 gr fig 1 r 1 if Deborah Rich ew 1 x r we i .lair Toby Rien A fe ' x 1' - ' ' Mickey Ritter if s A 1 Ay I . , ' , Ken Robbins r Theresa Robersun ggi' Dorthy Robinson gg ,,, Mary Rohn Rebecca Rose David Roso Steve Roso Mike Ross Eric Rotsten Deborah Rowe Deborah Ruiz Marieke Ruys George Ruzicka Adam Sandoval 5 it ,f 4 I fda Look Forward to Bein Soph 'iff 'fs Q x 'f-Ml N 1 W n nw. -I x, 4 ., 'F-. Q . ga 0 'un ' 5 A t Q-'fi , L 4 ' I i' B jf Q.. J f , .. , f 'Q , . V 9 by .t I 8 V A-. 4 TI' 'lv ' '-2 -5' ',, '- 4 7 jf ,W A Q I :jf-in-.T ' ' S r E x I bk! M ff ja A .I to ' 'S' -Kb., W, fn , Q. I7 M 7 V, '- ' Q 1 ' J 13. K s A r ' 5- V M N f -Q' V e,-1' - ., i t w r s I A S , 1 I 'v ,. , Q 1 ' w - bxff h ,A J x 5? 'fr gf , ' ' , A It . , 4, - 4 f ' if-Q. t f if S K ' Q 5 Zi 5 if 'Q f nn -N , A In tn!! by , X , M f M-.-1 ' - r f f 1 - 1' 2 1 f Q 1 ll A -J Ii f Q 1 7 ' 1 U Karen Sandoval Paul Santucci Patti Sanzari John Saulter Steve Schimmelfennig Karen Schlenmer Gary Schuknecht Kevin Scott Lau ra Seaton Mary Segundo Sharon Sessions Audry Severin David Sexton Betty Shaw Dan Sheline Dan Shephard Jim Shirley James Shofner Sarah Shroyer Michele Silva Sheryl Silva Susan Silva Michelle Silvey Tom Sirnmon Alezandra Sladky Carol Slice Allanna Slimick , Q., Q iQS -- i + Q 'T .? Laurie Smith Jacqulme Smith Jacquine Snodgrass Nancy Southvvuck Kathy Spears '. Terey Speicher ' Class of ' 3 Time For f V .- ' 6 ' -5 I Sharon Smales Q -4 , 41 Ron Smedley V L , 'al lil ' 3 ff-.Q David Smith 1 it-w it -:N E, Q 4 ffvk - -V S K . f' Patty Spence Do all Freshman girls wear short skirts? R d Cari Sprague Kirk Staggs William Steves Bill Storey Dawn Straight Cheryl Strout Janet Suchon Nancy Suckling Sally Swanson Kathy Swisher Mark Tarte Lynnette Tasto Bruce Taylor Cliff Terry Michael Tervvilliger Thomas Thiessen Wendy Thomas Dan Thompson Hon Thompson Richard Tinsleg Kathy Tobin Marti Tompkins Jeff Trigger Mike Trisler Matthew Troiano Charles Trueworthy Elizabeth Turpin Susan Twohey aymon Spivey Bob Spooner T S T Q a Q, ' .T- E 4. ,,V- V ,,. 'T f ig. 'ai' T T 'N' .4 J y f I 1 xl iw A V ,C FW Mt E H F t 3 . it ' , st sf T 1 x 34 X ... 1 I C '4 f swf li X 1 A l ll at i?5'22 1i b V Q ian 1 'Z .,.3li 1 f'T' N K , 4 as 4 331 .Ld . . I 5. 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Q ., Barry Vandermolen Robert Vesse Linda Vitko Y Gabriel Villasenor K Y ' Susan Voegele ' H Joanne Volponi o a WW' Bruce Wade ir , 5 ' an . ,'i-v E 1 Colette Wade 'if ' James Wade June Wagner Jeff Wahl Majorie Warner Tim Warren Debbie Waterman W: ., ' 52 l 3 3 .. 1.1 04 1 W . f'1 Mike Watson l J ' Judy Wells I QV Q --A ' Carolyn Wente 5 -,I W W, , N., gg in , -I James Westerman i if ' , qi ' f:.re 0- , g Dennis vvhire I swf , f- fl ' 1-'- 1 Don Whitney S x ' 3 ,A ' ' if y i Ron Whitney g all M 1.14 l l 0 JY ' ' fi 3 3 qi l Q A 5' William Winsor Victor Wolfe M 2 Y ' lf f , Eh' rv I A 1 A Marv Wondolowski A 1' Tim Wichmann Michael Wilkins Beverly Williams V Bill Williams -51 Yvonne Williams Linda Williford ,,l?,4'fs Stephanie Winder Happiness is having your picture taken. V 2H 48 Yan Din Yoakum if 1 Gary Zeller Jay Zink 54 N ' W' ' -1, 5155 -' 1 iv 3, V 1 . l- . cf A . y ' 1: y . . if .,,. f a 15 K . . my.. I -9' 5 Y QV? IQ , ,.q 55315, an., I' 8 .. g 5 ! ' ,1 1, x 45 4 Language lub Pursue Knowledge RIGHT: French club, First Row, L. Vollmer, C. Ross. S. Stevenson, Second Row, D. Lord. S. Stevenson, D. Lawson. BOTTOM: Latin Club, First Row, D. Summers, R. Shroyer, D. Thomas. C. Dodd. Second Row. D. Gott. C. Dimmick. E, Platt. L. Gilbert. D. Lawson, J. Kuhn. Third Flow, C. Walker, L. Makepeace, D. Robitaille. M. Wade, D. Robitaille. E. Wilson. Fourth Row, B. Walmsley. C. Nelson, G. Schuknecht. D. Chesterman, B. Taylor. R. Rogers. R. Colfield. - ,....,.,-W.-4 .Nl l M Nl H I ,,,,,vr! -in 29 w ' ' K 1001 Of Foreign Countries The LHS Language clubs were a valuable addition to the curriculum this year. and although not every student belonged to one or another, those who did found them to be an interesting place to spend their noon hours. The four clubs, Latin, French, Spanish and German, had field trips, bake sales, car washes and many other money making ventures that turned into fun for all those who participated in them. The language clubs will mean fond memories of enjoyable experiences in another language for the students who belonged. LEFT: German club, First Row, N. Houlding, V. Houlding, K. Fulton. Second Row. A. Judd, L. Young. M. Hauff, S. Gardner, K. Ostrander. Third Row. M. Schweickert, M. Peterson, D. Rynders, R. Slice. D. Gee, M. Allerton. BOTTOM: Spanish club, First Row. S. Brown. P. Martin, R. Kuening. Second Row. L Gillespie, A. Brown, E, Hitchock. K. Rooney. F Q z Y NLF Y f 4. .U i TOP1 CSF regular members, First Row, R. Kuenning, C. Scott, E. Anderson, G. Wilkins. P Iddings. R. Olken, J. Wilkins. Second Row, M. Hauff, D. Lord, P. Olivotti, M. Duffey, B. Trimble. D. Rynders, L. Ashworth. D. Smedley, C. Dodd, D. Abramson. M. Schweickert. R. Cosby, R. Slice. M. Peterson, S. Jaskela. L. Snodgrass. Third Row. B. Rawles, J. Shearer. V. Houlding, M. Weingart, L. Payne, D. Lee, C. Nelson, M. Southwick, K. Duncan, H. Ogilvie, D. Hatch, J. Snodgrass, P. Dilgard. Fourth Row. A. Goishi, C. Ellsaesser, S. Stevenson, R. Hill, K. Cordial, R. Plunkett, C. Ford, E. Crocker. L. Cohen, K. Tveitmoe. K. Fulton, R. Vidalin. J. Meyer, K. Gillespie, R. Cofield. Fifth Row, C. Hanson. L. Gordon, N. Hornbeck, N. Houlding, A. Perlman. S. Casson, M. Cigliuti. C. Badger, M. Jones, L, Watchempino. K. Rooney, T. Hallock. J. Kuhn, K. Ostrander, R. Stone, L. Mingoia, S. Mendenhall, D. Molzahn, P. Rosengren. Sixth Row, D. Miller. R. Becker, N. Parker, C. Potthoff, N. Miller, L, Otsuki, S. Walker, N. Kenny. S. Bruijnes. A. Brown. A. Daugherty, S. Street. K. Crocker. BOTTOM: CSF life members, First How, P. Minkler, G. Wilkins. Second Row, K. Tveitmoe. C. Ford, C. Hanson. K. Ostrander, C. Dodd, Third Row, E. Crocker, P. Rosengren, D. Molzahn, L. Snodgrass. L. Ashwonh. SchoIarship for Service sets forth the goal of the California Scholarship Federation. Throughout the year, the membership strives to attain this goal by participating in community projects. TOP: CSF associate members, First Row, P. Martin, J. Neef, B. Behling, K. Haaheim, A. Ng, W. Heusinkveld. G. Kishi, B. Lafranchi, D. Gee. Second Row. C. Brown, C. Goishi, D. Cook. P. Duletski, E. Hile, N. Owen, A. Madsen, A. Giroux, J, Volponi. Third Row, M. Silvey, S. Bailey, P. Barr. C. Faraudo, A. Button, L. Norris, C. Leeper, J. Snodgrass, L. Hargreaves, M. Wondolowski. Fourth Row, C. Sprague, A. Chakakis, C. Slice, S. Harrison, L. Harter, K. Potthoff, L. Patton, K. Dorn. BOTTOM1 CSF board, First Row iSpringi, D. Miller, R. Olken, A. Goishi, L. Ashworth, C. Scott. Second Row iFaIIl, C. Dodd, J. Snodgrass, R, Slice, K. Fulton. D. Hatch, 'Rf' . J it-tw 2 Excitement and Fun TOP: Future Farmers of America. First Row. W. Bonde, M. Wright, R. Whitney. P. Kelly. R. Cardoza. T. Bettencourt. M. Gouvaia, D. Sachau, D. Kiely, M. Beyer. Second Row, L. Hyde, M. Calhoun, D. Bieber. T. Westmoreland. D. lserhagen, C. Gonzalz. P. Fellingham. B. Scharbonnea. Third Row, M. Smith. J. Saulter. R. Oliveria. P. Reynolds, D. Whitney, M. Bankhead. G. Wiley. A. Tomkins. M. Enos. J. Davidson. A. Lautenslager. Fourth Row, N. Wilson, M. Edwards. B. Madden, D. Carstensen, E. Langarbo, G. Cunningham. B. Krialy. D. Ott. M. Marciel, E. Escover, N. Lame. Fifth Row, J. Boswell. M. Beyer. B. Dolen. P. Santucci. S. Escover, F. Richards, E. Mello, J. Avilla. P. Dolen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Sachau with championship steer at the Alameda County Fair. BOTTOM LEFT: Malcom Bankhead was the winner of the Master Showmanship Award at the county fair. f . -i-S 5 liq,.'-. .25 TOP: Future Teachers,First Row,G. McDonald. S. -'T 'W ' Street. M. Fracisco. Second Row,S. Markwell, J, ? L McDonald, L. Gillespie, A. Brown. and S. Brown. MIDDLE: Future Homemakers, C. Cederland. J. Firth, K. Bolson. and J. Firth. listen anentively during a noon meeting. BOTTOM: L. Gillespie. C. Barnett. R. Durkee. B. Olson, L. Smith and Mrs. Clark ponder an important point. 1 . ff, . ., .4 nf Q 119 4225 A 'mv -N. --if N ,lot 'T' ' -Qyji' ' , , V xv . 2, X. 'lx' 1' 4. 3 frQ T 7 f LN. , . -V x ' '-'Q f T, 1 ' Qxiiiivz 7' .Y Y i .. ' 4 54122 . .' The AGS board has the responsibilities of both voting for each Girl of the Month, and selecting the girls to go to Asilomar. The members began their year by heading up the successful October TWIRP dance. Then during December, the girls held a candy sale and also devoted countless hours writing Christmas cards to our men in Vietnam. Later on, during the year, in May. they took charge of the annual Mother-Daughter Dessert, during which the title of Girl of the Year was announced. TOP: First Row. K. Bennett. Vickie Karvelis. M. Banke, G, Coffey, D. Vanderbur. C. Scontriano. B. Kato. Second Row, L. Mingoia. D. Baine. C. Bobba, N, Gates, L. Leonardo, C. Shipe. S. Lewis. RIGHT: Industrious Mary Becker puts the finishing touches on her Asilomar uniform. , W .V 9 if '95 all Asilomar Leads Active Year, -4 Q., Kill!!! Q'0 . A ik ,E is . for AGS The annual Girls' Leadership Conference in April is held at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove. More than 200 high school girls and advisors from about 35 secondary schools in California District 13 attend. The conference is held in order to bring together outstanding girls to give them more opportunities for leadership and development. The 8 girls have been selected by the junior class girls and have maintained at least a B grade average since their freshman year. TOP LEFT: Asilomar delegates, First Row. K. Bennett, M. Becker, S, Lewis, C. Bokanich. Second Flow, D. Silva. N. Gates, M. Finders. C. Bobba. BOTTOM LEFT: Addressing outgoing letters to servicemen is sophomore Glenda Coffey. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior AGS representative Cindy Scontriano takes time out to write to overseas servicemen, Once every month a Senior girl is awarded the title of Girl of the Month. In order to receive such an award, one must be extremely active in school events. For every school activity a girl takes place in, she receives a certain amount of points. To be elected, a girl must have a sum total of 100 points or more. All those who qualify are then put on a list and voted upon by the AGS board. TOP: Mary Becker, April: Bonnie Kato. February: and Chris Shipe, June. MIDDLE: Clare Bokanich, May. BOTTOM: Robin Andrade, March: and Louise McNeeIy, November. ', AGS Honors Girls wit 3 f , 3' 03 ' FA Y tx A V X! 'J V I 1 va X V P . 1 lic, I Q A Monthl Title A bf Q 1'l xv x. sql ,H:,.','.!v1 ft f ' .tv 5, - T Q- ' 4 .- . Y rl , xsjvitlx 'Q X., af ' I J I, 'Fx 1 ' W ' - '74, , - ff,-Z Y l ahiwxb , . ' gf? ,Ar 4 .1 '. 7 ' 4 A f Q ' ., , .4. .. ' X if' U , 'Q '-fill, ,W X . s,. I H ' E ' x 9 ' ' f F x ,,. , wp T 'R 0 K .Q AJ , -. , Q' 'XV' 1 or-My l .' .4 -- X 'I 1 Q I T' ,gs v l ll' 2' q .l .fry - l Fall Thru Spring Beauties R ign TOP: Sibyl Lewis, September and Nancy Gates, October. BOTTOM: Katy Bennett, December, and Linda Mingoia, January, qs- , ,D x . f Fifi Girls Athletic Association Competes Not only the boys participate in sports at LHS, as GAA lGirls' Athletic Associationl proved this year. The girls competed in many sports, including volleyball, basketball, bowling. and noon time sports. Outdoor sports also spell competition as the girls played softball, track and tennis. GAA also sponsored a dance and some noon time live music dances. In April GAA sent girls on an overnight trip to Disneyland, and sponsored this year's Aquacade, Through the Magic Kingdom. RIGHT: GAA board. First Row. C. Casey, R. Becker. Second Row, M. Becker, L, Ashworth, M. Cigliutti, S. Walker, N. Kenny, BOTTOM LEFT: Volleyball players await the return of the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Girl hoopsters fight to gain possession of the ball. 4 v '1 ff 0' -3 K 475 4. In Varying Activitie TOP LEFT: Co-ed bowler Glenda Coffey releases a strike. TOP RIGHT: Senior Anita Ritter receives special instruction from Mrs. Barbara Harrison during aquacade practice. BOTTOM: Aquadade Board, First Row. D. Hatch. C, Walker, M. Jones P. Adams. Second Row, H. Ogilvie. P. Gott, E Platt, A. Taylor, L. Duncan. The International Exchange Club sponsors foreign students to LHS each year. One of the new activities this year was the one-week visit plan where two girl students, Traute Cerovsek from Austria and Olga Marta Mora Corales from Costa Rica, stayed with two LHS girls, Carol Langhorst and Mareike Ruys. for one week. RIGHT: Pam Fitzgerald and Carol Langhorst listen as Traute Cerovsek talks of her Austrian homeland. BOTTOM LEFT: Hostess Marieke Ruys and Costa Rican guest Olga Marta Mora Corrales during AFS Exchange Week. BOTTOM RIGHT: International Exchange Club. First Row. M. Hauff, A. Carothers, R. Alves, K. Ostrander, C. Langhorst. Middle Row, M. Alerton, A. Taylor. E. Platt, V. Lallemand, O. Corrales, M. Ruys. T. Cerovsek. Standing, Mrs. Helga Wilkins. H. Farmer, C. Dimmick, D. Lawson, D. Lord, C. Cederlund, B. Woodward, B. Trimble, R. Silva. 4-wif' 126 1 Students to Livermore s Campu The girls visited classes with their sponsors, participated actively in class discussions and did the homework in some cases. Hiltrant and Olga-Marie also spent interesting noon hours and class time talking with their sponsors and friends. The girls were a delightful addition to our campus for one week. LEFT: Brazilian Roberto Silva concentrating during his journalism class, BOTTOM: Austrian AFS student Traute Cerovsek and her hostess for the week Carol Langhorst. ic U vp- Three Flags Fl Over Livermore Arriving from overseas and South America were the four foreign exchange students who spent either a year or six months with Livermore families. ln the 1969-1970 school year, LHS welcomed students from France, Brazil and Italy. The four students came under the sponsorship of the America Field Service and the Youth for Understanding exchange programs. Ruth Alves spent her year with the Ostrander family while Mike Dunstan and his family welcomed Brazilian. Roberto Silva. Living with Allison Carothers was Olga Romagnli from Trento, Italy. Veronique Lallemand lived with Jan and June Firth during her stay in our city. RIGHT: Allison Carothers and Italian AFS exchange student Olga Romagnoli, BOTTOM LEFT: Brazilian AFS student Ruth Alves and her Livermore hostess Kerry Ostrander. Bottom Right: Floberto Silva brouses through shops in the gold rush town of Columbia California. ' Foreign tudents Explore Our California While in the United States foreign students are encouraged to see as much of our country as possible. Most of them end their stay by touring the country in the summer. Of course visits to San Francisco and points of interest near Livermore are almost mandatory for every visitor. Several of the exchange students visited the Gold Country near Sonora. California. A highlight of the trip was the visit to the restored gold rush town of Columbia, which is now a State Park. TOP: AFS exchange student Veronique Lallemand from France with her American twin sisters, Jan and June Firth. BOTTOM: Mike Dunstan explains school life to his AFS brother from Brazil, Roberto Silva. 4 I W 'P 3 Eff-fi l CET W est 'U'vb4AA L c'jt.XllY Inq'-'lvwew 1 i l' st K an s Smitty n - Q ,, ,-.A N A xx ,..,3,gw- in-,,., -no!! ,,,,r'...., Y.- i N . pt t 2 . Q fx S- Qt , get ft ' ' A Wrviaimug T.IQ ' M V ' -i ex - Social Science Club is an organization which tries to offer solutions to current problems facing today's society. Through the helpful guidance of their advisor, Mr. Bronzan, they intelligently discuss social issues. Art Club learns art history with lectures and slides. They study the different styles and techniques of past eras and masters. The members apply their artistic talents to the annual Christmas card sale. Every spring the student body of LHS awaits eagerly the annual art show under the sponsorship of this group. TOP: Social Science club, Linus Von Gottfried. Virginia Houlding, Russell Fulk, John Maenchen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Art club, Donna Banks and friend sell original Christmas cards. BOTTOM LEFT: Sue Trimble, Donna Banks. and a fellow artist work in the art room. Students Stir Up Interest h..s,,,wz Alf ,Zn Qn',,,L,,.-n-.f : L ' 2 , f x i . Ks.iW,,, 'iw v-'-I-as-M! Wm Z,- -rfymf ly' 'I 1550 Glu In Arts and Communit C3 4- ik Aja--M--' Forensic League members enter speech contests to prepare themselves for jobs in the public eye. Topics for these speeches vary from dramatic and humorous to factual reports. They participate in both school debates and state-wide competition. Drama Club members have a knowledge of the dramatic arts which they use in the presentation of plays. They successfully produced many short plays for classroom viewing only, as well as, school-wide performances. 1. wnbflb 41 CJ' j - xx-1 TOP: Forensic League, First Row, Stephanie Winder, Colette Wade. Sue Bailey. Second Row. Mike Troiano, Stephanie Winder, Ellen Hitchcock. Third Flow, John Dias. Kevin Scott, Bob Plunkett. Chris Bourke, Mr. Barrow. BOTTOM: Drama club. First Flow, D. Judd, M. Jesse. J. Kennedy, Mrs. Harris, M. Martin, N. Allen, C. Rohn, A. Sladky, E. Hitchcock. Second Row, M. Wade, S. Dittig, P. Fitzgerald, D. Myers,J. Maenchen, C. Hampton. A. Ritter. R. Plunkett. J. Kline. K. Becker, S. Brown. D. Hall, M. Pruss. Third Flow,J. Morris. D. Robitaille, S. Tinder, V. Karvelis, C. Drummond, E. Wilson, E. Schrader, C. Wade, L. Norris. T. Dievert. M. Steif, K. Mullany, R. Hill, H. Ogilvie, M. Banke, P. Loomis. M. Wondolowski. Fourth Row, A. Ladder. E. Hile. W. Bettencourt, N. Owen. S. Zeller. K. Dorn, M. Wade, A. Button. J. Zeller, R. Sawvel, L. Higgins, K. Cordial. tudents Cultivate School Related Rally Club and Concessions keep up school spirit at Livermore High by devoting extra time at school and at games. They enthusiastically encourage and support the school teams. They provide the necessary extra edge for our teams. Concessions insures the financial success of the sports season. TOP: Concessions, First Row, R. Vidalin. A. Morton. Second Row, K. Ostrander, M. Schweickert. J. Shoffner, R. Walmsley, S. Brown, M. Duffey. BOTTOM: Rally club, First Row, R. Christianson, R. Shult, M. Fullmer, J. Beyer, P. Stroud, D. Bell, A. Severin, C. Ford. Second Row, P. Olivotti, K. Armstrong, L. Otsuki, R. Hiscus, K. Murphy, L. Minkler, D. Thomas, L. Watchempino, C. Bokanich. Third Row. E. Hile, W. Pischel. C. Bobba. B. Arbella, C. Strout. S. Brierly, S. Voegele, K. Potthoff, K. Faraudo, L. Hargreaves. M. Wondolowski, A. Button, M. Cigliuti. S. Bruijnes, L. Gilbert, A. Brown, K. Bennett. Fourth Row, C. Casey. E. Gowan, S. Bell. K, Tobin, J. Hurley. A. Sladky, C. Leeper, J. Snodgrass. A. Giroux. D. Netherton, R. Kuenning, C. Brown, M. Silvey, S. Bailey, L. Harter, E.Turpin. Fifth Row. L. Halunen. N. Kenny, C. Wente, A. Clark. A. Chakakis. L. Leonardo, D. Colt, B. Feinberg, S. Shroyer, P. Holten, J. Cardoza, J. Jenkins, D. Freeman. L. Hartman, M. Balbach, J. Stamer. Sixth Row, M. Becker, N. Parker, S. Casson, J. Erickson. D. Silva. C. Potthoff, S. Jenkins, R. Caldera. M. Basham. M. Rosengren. D. Boeder, J. Stamer. E. Gutierrez. aw--.its-N. - XT 11 .f'?'.'Tff'fa X XS - I-Q X . ww .-i X- W' 'Qs .X Q?- ' '- xx-. ' ' L ' X ' . ni X. -ls., nd Specialized Interests RX ll Nl of-4, Many fields are explored in Math Club and Science Club. Science Club members are given the opportunity to expand their scientific knowledge through field trips, guest speakers, discussions and projects. Math Club encourages competition among Livermore High students. Students participate in local and out-of-town contests, as well as solving unusual and difficult problems. TOP: Science club, First Row, Robert Vidalrn, Tony Morton, Eric Wilson. Second Row, Mark Webster, Jim Biergiel, David Gee, Steve Bettencourt, Mark Southwick. Third Row, Bob Walmsley, Russ Noack, Harry Farmer, Robin Shult, Brian Zimmerman, Bob Olken. BOTTOM: Math club, Linus Von Gottfried, Ellen Hitchcock. Club Members Concentrate and Relax TOP RIG HT: Bridge club, Keith Otsuki and Delbert Gee play a relaxing rubber. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bridge club, Bob Walmsley, Bob Vidalin, Dave Shearer, James Chandler and Jim Biergiel find their game a satisfying pastime. TOP LEFT: Amateur radio club, Brian Bourke studies the fine equipment. BOTTOM LEFT: Amateur radio club, Ron Fitch, Howie Alford, Mike Hutchings, Brian Bourke, Stan Edwards and Bruce Rawles, W O I O av! With oon Hobbie R.-I -...N Ng '-fs. rw, ' TOP LEFT: JETS club, Jim Biergiel, Linus VonGottfried. and James Chandler benefit from the technical and financial aid of the club. X ,, 1 f 44 , . ' 5' ' v 7 Y u ., J -Wg A, ' ' N 13.4- 2 gg it 'f vi 3 Q? .ali 'li r, XV TOP RIGHT: Chess club, Drucie Gibbs, Bruce Jensen and Dave Miller concentrate on the next move. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chess club. Ralph Merkie and Mr. Muentz practice the strategy of the chess board. 'Ni- ff 'wig ,Q fl! 136 i Steve Bloxham Head Cowboy Student Officers 5 'Sa' ,. bit nit? is a ., M zi, ,s1e,-.- ye I Lzf if f A tri 'xi ' a ff' fifty TOP LEFT: Sharon Holmes, secretary: Ralph Mrekle, treasurer. TOP RIGHT: Sue Jenkins, head varsity cheerleaderp Mary Ann Basham, head junior varsity cheerleader: Diane Silva, head pom pon girl. BOTTOM: Paul Rosengren student body vice-president. Thirteen was the lucky number for the L.H.S. student government in 1970. It was a lucky year because that's the number of elected and appointed officers which guide the future of the Livermore student body members. President Steve Bloxham introduced a resolution to seat a student on the school board while Robert Plunkett put new life into the student court system. Effective student police force was also instituted by the student government. gg -lv ,gwwl-,.-15.4 K 'TQ '-'45 LH Leaders Strive o Achieve Goal TOP: First Row. Mike Dunston, dance commissioner: Tim Gregory, publicity chairman: DOH Snedley, election chairmang Second Row, Paul Stroud, program chairmang Robin Shult, emblem chairman. MIDDLE: Steve Bloxham, student body president. BOTTOMQ Robert Plunkett, judge. ..-J .xg '54 LHS Judicial Body Attracts Students k wx.. TOP LEFT: Mr. Sweeney, Mark Wade. and Linus Von Gottfried aid the court at noon. TOP RIGHT AND BOTTOM LEFT: Tuesday's Student Assembly proves interesting. BOTTOM RIGHT' Robert Plunkett makes an astute point at Student Assembly. 3 4 F 9 r L I I 4 ,. i i I t i I 4 i 3 U. Q V 1 ISE M37 ? V -fi 1 t 1 1' f ' 1 jpannaah IJ .pw 5-ff-ef ,,.. ' A 2134 VW ' ' 140 4.- ai 1 gg .333 s, ti Sgr ? S Q We if S 1- . t fx 5 5 at as pf ,sz 4 xv,-45,-f,-pgfxgpygmw 1 f ff, life, '!Q 'Wa lllq W.. J 'f . to 'Eli' ,AQ Q Robert Plunkett Leads Court The judicial body of LHS had a real chance to show what it could do this year when the Administration gave it more freedom than it has ever had in past years. The rubber stamp image all but disappeared as the Student Assembly abolished the dress code and won the privilege for girls of wearing slacks to school from December to March. The Student Police Force made a valiant attempt at enforcing the new laws made the Assembly, and they were almost priceless in keeping order in the bleachers during the October bomb scares. They were very different from last years force, and a help on our campus. TOP: Standing room only in choral room on Student Assembly days. MIDDLE1 Doug Bone and Dennis Abramson attend a court meeting, BOTTOM FHGHT: Steve and Robert listen to students' ideas. 2, El Vaquero Publi h Landmark Edition The El Vaquero looks different this year as you probably have noticed as you have been leafing through. This year we tried to up-date the design of our yearbook. Some new ideas are the copy blocks explaining each club, class and activity. We hope this will give you something more than just pictures to remember the 1969-1970 school year by. The poses for most of the pictures were an attempt to picture you as you really appear at school-natural and not stiff and posed. Also new in this year's book is coverage of the Junior Prom, Homecoming Week, and action coverage of most sports. The El Vaquero staff has produced a creative and memorable chronicle of this year's events for you. Gina De Lorenzo, Editor-in-Chief TOP RIGHT: Gina DeLorenzo, editor-in-chief. BOTTOM: First Row. Gina DeLorenzo, Pam Fitzgerald, Ingrid Kirkewoog, Becky Bennett, Ann Goishi. Second Row. Carol Langhorst. Glenda Coffey. Windy Allen. Kathy Suchon. Sue Aceves. Third Row, Dan Garcia. Rik Richardson, Jeff Aas. Tom Meyers. Harold Kover. Larry Snodgrass. Lori Simpson, Harry Farmer. W 1 M' A swag wiv '-'ug 5 wi. ' ' -- f., 1 ,M 7 I' 2 'P--.. T7 1 'I ' U 2 R , 1 3 i 'ts J! kv. is ' .it l , i 'if 41? Working on a yearbook is like no other experience in the world, as the staff will testify. Deadlines are the big trauma and to the credit to our staff, they were all met with time to spare. This year's staff, including the advisor, Mr. Marcetti, were all new to yearbook production. Rather than rely on what was done in the past, the staff decided to start from scratch. Out of the organized chaos of the G period Publications class came the 1970 EI Vaquero. Special thanks must go to the chief photographer, Larry Snodgrass: Mr, Marcetti, advisor: Kathy Suchon and Harry Farmer, the advertising staff, and all the section editors. All these people put in many extra hours after school and weekends, as well as work during the summer. TOP LEFT: Top to Bottom, Ann Goishi. faculty- administrationg Linda Ashworth-Bruce Walker. seniorsg Wendy Allen, underclassmen, Pam Fitzgerald, organizations: Glenda Coffey. activities: Jeff Aas-Tom Meyers, sports, Harry Farmer, advertising. TOP RIG HT: Jeff can't decide which layout he likes best. MIDDLE: Sue, Carol and Wendy decide which pictures to use. BOTTOM: Photo editor, Larry Snodgrass. F l s I ' 1 sk- u r Y' '- Nh V Q if ' V - K 'tg ffl.-f, , in-i,,3 ,K N I . K ,1 Q OP' Wu? :N El Vaquerito Staff School News Journalism students working on the El Vaquerito, student newspaper, had an active and exciting year. Not only did they put out a dozen editions, but they participated in many journalism conferences and field trips. Perhaps the most exciting was the United Crusade Press Conference featuring San Francisco Chronicle columnist, Art Hoppe. After his informal talk staff members Pam Minkler and Daphne Hatch chatted with him at the podium and obtained the proverbial autograph. Other highlights of the year were the Quill and Scroll iniation and the San Francisco Press Club trip. BOTTOM: El Vaquerito editorial staff. First Row, L. Reynolds, G. Coffey, K. Bolson, P. Adams. Second Row, H. Huffman, D. Garcia. W. Allen, D. Hatch. D. Conner, J. Firth. Third Row, R. Silva, R. Richardson, M. Dunstan, J. Aas, T. Deivert. TOP: Daphne Hatch. editor-in-chief, Y 1 LJ Bi-Monthl Deadlines Keep taff Busy ,I Q f 'H Af x ,-J ,wi i -ea f fffgg -ami!! ,A 1, s ffj ,H . -Q ,ZX v-, if LEFT: Top to Bottom. Pam and Daphne discuss strategy. With paper and pen handy. they ask Art Hoppe for the proverbial autograph, Mission accomplished and Mr. Hoppe asks, Where's Livermore? TOP1 Ted and his loyal following give the newspaper their best, BOTTOM: El Vaquerito printing staff, First Flow. S. Fagundes. M. Silveria, C. Flogge, S. Langston, L. Hill. Second Row, M. Williams. J. Hodges. P. Hewitt. M. Willis. L. Carpenter, A. Thompson. X!! I' i D -35 1 Q gf'-gy noi 4? if ' J 3 3 O ---1 4 Mar Finders Reigns at Homecoming ROBIN ANDRADE MARY BECKER QUEEN MARY EINDERS CHERYL WALKER JANET REGINATO GINGER SPARKS -as. YQ Cowboys Beat Alban Clima for Busy Week ofa TOP LEFT Livermore varsity tromps Albany on Homecoming night TOP RIGHT Queen candidates Mary Janet Cheryl and Robin participate in traditional pie eating contest during spirit week which precedes every homecoming BOTTOM LEFT Janet gives Cheryl an assist during the homecomrng tricycle race, Game. Homecoming at LHS has always marked a time of feverish activity Whether it's voting for Homecoming Queen or preparing for the homecoming game, the campus seldom sees a quiet moment during Homecoming Week Oueen contestants partook in a pie eating contest a trike race a bubble gum contest, and a pogo stick race The conclusion of a spirited week saw LHS defeat Albany in the Homecoming Fantasia Highlights Junior Class As I9 O Junior Prom Fantasia , the 1970 Junior Prom, emerged last March 14 as another successful venture for the junior class. The high point of the evening was the coronation of a Junior Prom king and queen-the victors being Mike Fullmer and Janice Beyer. Other nominees for the position of queen were Debra Held, Barbara Hole, Joell Fahnhorst, Mary Stewart, Janet Erickson, and Janice Jones: king nominees were Russ Noack. Robin Schult, Steve Hartman, Tony Morton, Mitch Schweikert, and Mike Dunstan. Entertainment for the Prom was provided by Modesto based group. Custers Last Band . Refreshments were served by freshmen Sarah Shroyer, Sarah Baroody, Mary Balbach. Laurie Hartman, Lee Harter, Carolyn Sprague, Paula Lumsden. TOP: The camera flash surprises Nixon and Wendy as they dance to the music of Custer's Last Band, BOTTOM LEFT: Robin and Bob discuss the merits of bowling as they watch the dancers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Frosh serving girls catch their first glimpse of a Junior Prom. ' s I' 1 s. 4 . gl 3 ,, .fi .mavvp--v-. ., v. Trai 8 1 ir--- , ix 1 Q Q 4 . 3 L 1,5 ' W ' f 'li r Z'7r.,hwmr:x-,1-'ae 4 4 ,L ' , 1,63 151m V , . 4 , V , , , 1 , ,. 0 ' ' A1 wel? O r mfg 3 as fi 'Q A J' 'ff-A , as 'i, I- ,. f.Aw'L ' Ai. A Z? ' A Q 1 , .A 1 ,li .1-f lg, r , 1 -8 if .N , -Y I N 3 f, We. f nf - ' + ,' M , ' f , . ' E4 ' ' J' 'Z 7 ,,. 4 rf' ll 4 se . . -. , I 1 f , A . Q rv, 3. ,r -'rv if 2 ,I ,vs 1 4? 12 V - Az '5 E1 a 5 'Q lg i A . W ,. ,gym 45 S, 3 Q We 3 yr 5 it 4 yi A My vsbi . ' 1 'V K A XV TOP. Janice Beyer and Mnke Fullmer rergn as 1970 Junior Prom Kung and Oueen. TOP LEFT, Janet and Bull enjoy themselves on the dance floor BOTTOM Debbue and Russ smule as they want for the announcement of the wnnners wrth Barb, Tony, Mary and Robnn X d 149 One hundred members strong, the LHS Symphonic Band spent the first few months of school out on the practice football field. Rousing marches could be heard by students still in school as drum major Paul Stroud put the group through its paces. Football season ended the same day as the long awaited uniforms arrived. After wearing the new uniforms only once, band members moved back indoors, picked up their concert instruments. and began work on music for their first concert, only five weeks away. The year went quickly as the band presented three concerts, went to the regional band festival, and sent representatives to the solo-ensemble festival. TOP: Clarinets. First Flow, S. Gardiner, S. Schick. C. Porthoff, M. Jones. J. Henderson. L. Ashworth, C. Badger, N, Hornbeck, L Mingoia. Second Row. J. Hannon, J, Vargal, A. Judd, T. Smith, R. Stone, S. Walker, S. Bruijnes, M. Dykes, J. Morris. Third Row, P. Dilgard, T. Hargreaves. B. Jensen, S. Dailey, D. Stewart, D. McDowell, R. Fitch. BOTTOM LEFT: Flutes, oboe, bassoon, First Row, L. Aas, T. Evans. N. Miller. J. Mc Farlane, K. Warner, S. Jenkins. Second Row, N. Parker. K. Crowley, J. Savage, J. Rahn, M. Hauff. Third Row, C. Wilhite, M. Becker, R. Streicher, C. Duncan. D. Facer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Proudly displaying new marchers uniforms are Tim Gregory, Bruce Jenson, Steve Bloxham and Mark Erickson. .flv -ig --1 1 nlr New Uniforms Highlight LH Band Year TOP RIGHT: Saxophones. trumpets, First Row. D. Parker, A. Block, T. Farsaci. C. Ellsaesser. P. Olivotti, K. Crocker. Second Flow, R. Buddington, B. Larsen, L. Engle, R. Hill, M. Perterson, S. Schopp, M. Moran. Third Row, E. Schrader, J. Snodgrass, L. Dilgard. M. Blair, D. Flynders. D, Miller, S. Jaskela. TOP LEFT: Mr. Stasko studies band as members work at a new routine. BOTTOM RIGHT: French horns, trombones, percussion, tubas.First Row. B. Cofer, P. Weimer, K. Cordial, C. Lane, D. Bedford, L. VonGottfried. Second Flow. S. Bloxham. T. Gregory, D. Frazier. Fl. Slice. M. Erickson. M. Knapp, F. Bloxham. Third Row, P. Stroud, L. White, M. Wade, D. Robitalle. J. Farraudo, L. Jackson, J. Trigger. Fourth Row, K. Gillespie, K. Madsen, Fl. Padgett, E. Wallstedt, M. Aaland, H, Alford, Ak , Y New Vocal Director Maintain Tradition of fi I '. Excellence The Music Department did not ignore the vocal aspect of music. and those with talent in this area were encouraged to join one of the organizations of their choice, Girls' Glee or Mixed Chorus. These organizations give the students practice in their delivery, and prepare them to audition for the A Cappella. The A Cappella has a long standing tradition of accepting only the finest singers, and they bring home Superior ratings from the contests they enter as a matter of course. The LHS vocal department is indeed something to be proud of. TOP: Mr. Heiner give Marie Green some sound musical advice. BOTTOM: Mixed chorus, First Flow, K. Barrow, P. Olleen, C. Smith, N. Houlding, G. Sharp. J. Morris, Y. Williams, K. Spragge, N. Owen, G. Bettencourt. Second Flow, P. Kelly, S. Farsaci, D. Robitaille, G. McDonald, B. Hathaway, T. King, M, Steif, S, Bucher, L. Palton, C. Potthoff. D, Lee, L. Tasto. Third Row. S, Baggley, J. Kline, D, Gilbert, G. Zeller, S. Swanson, J, Goeas, A. Carothers, R. Silva, K. Kristiansen, V. Bell, F. Grays. L. Thomas, M. Cabrera. Fourth Row. Fl. Costa, V. Craig. S. Trimble, D. Short, C. Blocker. D. Borgas, K, Alsup, S. Schopp, T. Wilson, S. Armentano, R. Myers, D. Costello. M. Green. C. Hampton. . 1' niix' ., 5 , . .14 V. vf,z1lU f,,wi fe 'atkgeeef A, ft' ff Wd ...anew-M19 Jxo i 5 23 , . L... 'S .ll ll TOP: Girls' Glee, First Flow, E. Trevino, K. Chow. M. Oddon, G. Prindle. M. King. K. Apker, L. Wilson. D. Thorup. Second Row. G. Crabtree. J. Moore, C. Cerdarland. R. Bowman, C. Kennedy, M. Warson. M. Ammendolia, D. Vanderbur, P. Jones. Third Row, D. Brixey. A. Chakakis. P. Jones. C. White. V. Karvelis. K. Caddell, P. Loomis, C. Slice. J. Fleginato, T. Crippen. K. Becker. Fourth Row, C. Curtis. S. Jenkins. P. Nakkan. J. Wells, P. Owren, S. Buck, J. Kerr, T. Beck, K. Boring, K. Spraque, K, Mullany, MIDDLE: Mr. Heiner explains musical theory to his class, BOTTOM: A Cappella, First Row.S. Tinder, C. Dodd, P. Mayhew. M. Webber. J. Henderson. J. Zeller. M. Sansom. C. Potthoff. M. Finders. M. Watson. Second Row.D. Hamlin, M, Dykes, S. Duffus. P. Falcey. M. Stief. B. Potthoff. C. Wilhite, K. Tucitmoe, M. Maxwell, E. Tacchini, D, Crow, C, Hampton. Third Row.J. Kline. S. Stevenson. D. Meyers, K. Mullany, R. Biehling, S. Zeller. K. Madsen, J. Beyer. C, Dimick, B. Sewell. T. Evans. K, Crocker. Fourth Row. S. Stringer, D. Costello, D. Terry, B. Watt. N. Saxton, P. Stroud, C. Holloway. J, Stroud, K. Becker, S. Stetson, B. Walden. E. Baroody. C. Drummond, M, Duffey. lffffsff . 4 Q 4 ,ffstil l'llll' X -Lag-di , . r--K - TOPt Band Council, First Row, L. Ashworth, T. Gregory, C. Duncan. Second Row,J. Snodgrass, L. Engle, S. Bloxham, K. Parker. MIDDLE: Pep Band, First Flow, M. Erickson, M. Aaland, C. Ellsaesser. Second Row, P. Stroud, T. Farsaci, P. Olivotti, T. Gregory. S. Bloxham, D. Parker. K. Madsen, D. Forey, E. Schrader. BOTTOM: Intermediate Band. First Row, J. Rashe, A. Button, C. Faraudo, J. Mohr, M. McClure, G. Kishi, J. Wagner, K. Aaland, M. Millen, P. Nilsson, L. Olk. D. Patters. Second Row, K. Houle, D. Rich, Y. D. Yoakum, J. Cardoza, J. Jenkins, K. Murphy. R. Hiskes, M. Nakan, J. Rahn. S. Gregson, A. Henry, V. Wolfe, W. Council. Third Row, J. Gotch, A. Madsen, J. Snodgrass. L. Duncan, V. Doggett, S. Voegle. K. Nelson, K. Dorn, S. Swanson, E. Hitchcock, K. Freeze, A. Ng, C. Goishi. Fourth Row, P. Owren, L. Harter. S. Harrison, L. Hargreaves, J. Ralph. B. Lefter. V. Karvelis. W. Heusinkveld. J. Buginas. C. Leeper. M. Henne, G. Ruzicka. D. Martin. Fifth Row, M. McMasters. G. Lovell, L. Seaton, L. Smith, J. Prosser, D. Roginson. D. Cook, C. Prater. R. Smedley, S. Farsaci, S. Phillips, R. Hardgraves, T. Warren. Sixth Row, J. Wade. P. Ramsey, M. Cardoza, M. Newbury, R. Halunen, T. Duffey, Fl. Black. R. Kowolik, P. Fuller. i ll Orchestra Pro ide Classical Outlets for Students 'r NJ I . S' rf Qi i X Pells as .2 x I , 1 The Intermediate Band provides a good chance for practice in a high school situation for newcomers to the LHS music department. This year the Intermediates had a devoted following of many aspiring young musicians, and they proved their worth at the Bandorama held in February. The Pep Band is a worthy organization made up of boys from the Band in general who play any and all tunes to keep spirits high at the games. Their clothes make them easily distinguishable at any event, and their music must be heard to be appreciated. Musicians with a more classical bend have the opportunity to play in the Orchestra, LHS's award- winning Band. TOP: Orchestra, First Row, J. Neef, K. Tveitmoe, E. Platt, K. Dorn, T. Burdon, C. Dodd. E. Burdon, P. Stroud, M. Burdon, L. Fagan. Second Flow, C. Czirr, B. McDonald, L. Norris, K. Crowley, C. Duncan, N, Parker, L. Ashworth. M. Jones. Fl Smedley, Fl. Buddington. Third Row, P. Cardoza, D. Robitaille, N. Saxton, M. Williams. S. Jaskela, K. Madsen, K. Parker, K. Cordial. BOTTOM' Top Cowboy trombonists engrossed in their music. The Drunkard - Melodrama with Music' THE DRUNKARD John Kline ..,.. . . . E. Middleton Earl Scharder .... .... W . Dowton Robert Plunkett . . . . . . Lawyer Cribbs John Zimmer ...... .... F armer Gates Eric Wilson .......... ..... F armer Stevens Charles Drummond ..., . . . Old Man Johnson David Myers ............ .........,. S am Scott Dailey, Mike Deiman. . . . . . . . .Loafers Craig Nelson. Richard Hill .,.. ........... D runks Mark Wade ............. . . . Arden Rencelaw Ted Deivert. . . ,..... Landlord Mickey Stief . . . .... Barkeep Fred Bloxham . . .,.. Watchman Heather Ogilvie, . . . . . Mary Wilson Kathy Mullany .... . . .Mrs. Wilson Karla Becker . . . .... Miss Spindle Jill Zeller ..... . . Agnes Dowton TOP RIGHT: Townspeople observe while the horrible villian escapes. MIDDLE: The bar scene depicts the seedier side of drinking. BOTTOM LEFT: Karla sermonizes on woman's intuition. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cast members in the wings observe Bob and Mark in an important scene, . ,f tif 75 KU. ?'f.' - .i,,.- - . ,,.- ., , . am: .',' Ni' -, , . 4 'Ulf' ig l. ,'. frail Zu . T,- xjki gif, T i':-' 'T' ':. Q, . xi- . ' i V ' . 3 , , gl E., V I N ,Sr '. I 1 Q 3 3 aryl Low! 1-1 nf ' Qc '- TM 'vi 8'-fs Q' 'P' e 1i?',YV ' ' 1 l I Wei i J Introduced a New Dramatic Style to LH LHS abandoned tradition this year by replacing the annual musical with a melodrama with music. In presenting the play, faculty directors Mrs. Joanne Brodehl and Mr. Jim Heiner, employed the use of mixed media as an added effect. The overwhelming success of the play was not only refreshing because of its break from tradition but because this was Mr. Heiner's and Mrs. BrodehI's first attempt at directing and producing a play. RIGHT: Plunkett, the villian, tells the truth, or so he thinks. BOTTOM: Bridesmaids sing the bride down the aisle. 1 I gg 6 1 ..t f si 32 s L J! . fi I 9: 2 -' 1 t rt In 'ZX if rifl' E, wa 1.1-T ir..i ' i Y limit E if X wr S Y Curtain Goes Up on S nior Drama ,f A -fu TOP LEFT: Last minute jitters had not attacked these cast members before the curtain rose. TOP RIGHT: Class members need only act natural for this play. BOTTOM LEFT: Principal Mark Wade has a chance to speak with one of the students. BOTTOM RIGHT: Karla and Leslie discuss serious business. 'Q 'dpi , 1 ms-i'F i 'x Up the Down Staircase was chosen as the Senior Play this year and under the direction of Mrs. Marita Harris it proved to be a resounding success, The play describes from the inside what goes on inside a large metropolitan high school. With genuine warmth and shrewd comic touches, it shows what happens when a teacher's ideals run smack against the inadequate facilities, the lack of communication, the gobbledygook, the trivia in triplicate-all that stands in the way of good teaching. Miss Bel Kaufman, the author, was a high school teacher herself and wrote about her own experiences. These experiences were intrepreted by the senior class. Sharon Gilmore assisted the cast and Mrs. Harris as student director. TOP: Russ. Dave and Molly stop for a break. MIDDLE: Jill tries desperately to make a point. BOTTOM: Ed Houle, Mark Wade. and Leslie Higgins rehearse a scene. H1 UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Leslee Higgins. . . John Kline ....,. Bill Bettencourt. . Pam Minkler .... Mark Wade . . . Sue Brown .,.. Russ Lovell .,... Sharon Holmes. . Carol Kirschbaum Anita Ritter ..... Dave Hall ....... Sandy Salyers. . . Pam Fitzgerald . . Kelly Thomas . . . Jay Wagner ,... Dan Judd ..,.. Molly Banke . . . Bob Plunkett ......,..,...., Lynn Costa Non-Students Diane Cuellar, . . Karla Becker ,. . .Miss Barrett . . . Mr. Barringer Dr. Maxwell Clark ........,..Bea . . . .J.J. McClure . , . Sadie Finch . . . Sam Bester ,,..,Francis , . . Charlotte . ,,...... Ella . . . .Randy Costa . . . . . . Jill Zeller . . Paula Weimer Cherry Hampton .Louise McNeely . , . .Marie Green . . .Marty Pruss . . .Ed House . Annette Gamble Cowboys Visit Renaissance Faire nd .loin in Medieval pirit In the fall of each year a dedicated group of people organize and present the Renaissance Faire in a shady grove in Marin County. The Faire is an attempt to duplicate the Medieval period in Western Europe. All participants are asked to come in period costumes l12th- 14th centuryl. With all this in mind a large group of LHS enthusiasts set out in various strange get-ups for the Faire grounds. The Faire was a whole new world for the surprised students. and after enjoying a picnic lunch the Cowboy's joined in the fun by watching the plays, impromptu dancing, and magic. A large part of the enjoyment of the trip was to visit the large number of booths selling medieval foods and wares. TOP: Pam Minkler gets a little help on the bow from Jim Chandler. BOTTOM LEFT: Jan Suchon and Val Randall discuss the fair with Mrs. Marcetti and Mrs. Brodehl. BOTTOM RIG HT: Wizards Craig Nelson and Ricky Hill gaze at the wonders of the day with Mark Wade and a wandering monk. 'PH 337: -ws ,A ii kg A .F L. LH Film Buffs ln ade San Francisco For Film Festival The annual San Francisco Film Festival attracted thousands of people this year and among them was a large group of Cowboy film buffs. Students from the film class, journalism and others traveled to the Masonic Auditorium to view clips from Mike Nichols' Who's Afraid of Virginia WooIf and The Graduate. After this, Nichols himself came out for an informal question-answer period with the students who came from throughout Northern California for the event. After the discussion Nichols was presented with a single red rose from an admirer. As he was leaving the auditorium he passed the LHS group and, on an impulse, gave his rose to EI Vaquerito editor, Daphne Hatch. TOP: Famous director, Mike Nichols, answers student questions at the Film Festival. BOTTOM LEFT: Daphne gazes wonderingly at her Nichols rose. BOTTOM RIGHT: Festival goers Larry Snodgrass, Mark Wade, Miss Harrower and Robert Plunkett get ready to go in for the screening of The Graduate. fmt v..- 5 4' bs Kathy doesn't seem to believe whatever it is that Shelley is saying, Campus Activit M lp., A., , we . Nelson pins his man. Don is aced out by Cowboy Bob in an important JV game. Mike adds to the winter wind, 1gQ. L UH High if II Year J, m:eg'.',f- Q - , . egeswayci, . veggie, Disbelief is plain on the faces of Marcia and Jeff, fi av fs . 'x Q D N ,ik Q, . 35 1 ' A EC gm A.-N .J R eras- Backfield football keeps our boys in shape. Bob makes a good picture of a card shark. Mr. Mackey's room means headaches for Lynn, Connie and Karen. Students Begin Film Production fn sl A --W., , ' mf-ann In the last few years movies have attracted more and more students into the production end of the field. In answer to the demand for courses in this media, Livermore High decided to offer Exploring the Film for the first time last fall. TOP: Attentive film buffs watch a student film. MIDDLE: Paul Stroud films his famous phone booth scene. BOTTOM: Mark Erickson seems to have a little film problem. wif LH Enters Mixed Media Television came to Livermore High in the 1969-1970 school year with all the excitement the media can offer. Several classes used the video tape equipment. producing news broadcasts, documentary films and dramatic productions. The English department found TV useful in filming discussions and oral presentations while Mr. Steele, in the vocational arts program, used his own equipment to aid in lecture and discussion with electronics. All k z fir, 'arf J ' 4 I w fs. V- . 46 x L ki Y' W V .jf-, 7 5 . 4 9, TOP: Paul switches media and aids in a TV production. MIDDLE: Newbroadcaster, Doug Morrison, moderates his TV news assignment with his fellow journalists looking on. BOTTOM: Old camera pro, Larry Snodgrass. video tapes a student discussion. X iif i -x 0 - X ww t g .,,-' T- ' , 1,1425 A n, H ' 'ZA . - I 'lf-1 5 c i4 2' 'ar 1 7 K f' W Q-392' X Q.5r',.'l 'tfg 6 I T ' fm' ' -3 'SSZN X' Y. ,J L 2 '1-Sa. '39 fm . :h ,',fvc f Q T L 4 ij 7. f-. 1 sl! .' ' - I-'QT -1:1 '- , ,X . bvgy '-:dx ' qw- u , x -fe.. nz. xgibsx tis' -tmkkl' i .wi . N me X . fail? ' sian., i .LJ l 4 ei Ax ' xi' '42 B gl The yell leaders and song girls began their year by attending a four day clinic in Squaw Valley. They learned new cheers and routines and came home with a new style. The students apparently like their new style. At one of the first rallies of the season yell leaders and song girls received a standing ovation. That was the first time team players showed much enthusiasm in ...-ff' rallies. TOP: Varsity Cheerleaders, Robin Collins. Cheryl Walker. Sue Jenkins, Mary Becker, Robin Andrade. BOTTOM: Pom Pon Girls. Cindy Potthoff, Diane Silva, Laurie Halunen. Kathy Armstrong. Janet Erikson. Rose Caldera. Bailey. Kathy XXJXX ' . Y I ?tl , r w .fe .34 03.1 M 11 Ls-vi -i ' sf?- heerleaders Through the years cheerleaders and pom pon girls had to put up with many disappointments. Cheerleaders saw sparse and crowded cheering sections. Song girls kept smiling through scratched records and jeering crowds. Even without busses the girls showed up at most every game with loud, spirited voices and routines that made the people want to clap along with the music. These girls were appreciated by players and the school for their faithfulness and participation. TOP: LHS cheering section at a Big Game with Granada. BOTTOM: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Margaret Rosengren. Elena Gutierez. Mary Basham, Laurie Aas. LHS Student Groups Combine o Guarantee Spirited Support for Cowboy Athletic Events One of the most enthusiastic and active clubs on campus is the Block L Society. Under the supervision of faculty advisor Tom Harmon. Block L has fathered such events as a car wash. a cake sale. a dance and an annual picnic. Possession of a block in any sport is the qualification for those wishing to enter into the society. The honor organization varies in number but usually has a membership of over thirty outstanding sportsmen. TOP: Fall spirit girls, C. Smith. D. Milby. D. Lee. B. Stroud, K. Bennett. D. Thomas, B. Kato, M. Cigliutti, V. Summers. BOTTOM: Spring spirit girls, J. Jenkins, C. Bobba, D. Boeder,J. Stamer, J. Stamer, C. Shipe, L. Leonardo, S. Brown, M. Duffey. gl EE ..3.s.... ,nj ,News . , .,-,935 assess: f W IEEE! PRE PRINGS .n0 '. ,pl The six talented majorettes provide half-time entertainment during football games. Many hours of hard work go into the routines performed by the girls at each game. The girls have devoted several years of training in the art of baton twirling and are chosen for their expertise in this area. Livermore has always had a tradition of outstanding twirlers and this year is no exception. TOP: Block L. First Row. M. Aaland, T. McCllelan. C. Rogge, B. Shaw, J. Southwick, P. Rosengren. Second Row, G. Togneri, R. Shult. K. Wasniak, R. Bargman, C. Flenteria, H, Brown. W. Jost. Third Row, K. Humphrey, J, Willis. E. Schrader, D, Willis, N. Flanney, C. Nielsen. BOTTOM: Majorettes, K. Duncan lheadl, J. Vargas. Fl. Stone. L Mingoia, K. Warner, M. Hewitt. flffflffflfffffl llflllllflllllll llflllllllfflfll Varsity Suffers Heartbreaking Season Livermore's Varsity football team showed great spirit and determination to take third place in EBAL play. Coach Tom Davis was at the helm and did a fine job. Perhaps the most disappointing game of the season was against John Swett where we went down to a stinging defeat. The Liberty-Livermore game was fought down to the wire with LHS losing a close one. TOP: Varsity senior players, First Row. R. Cardoza, R. Ferrell, K. Humphrey, N. Dovik, J. Cunningham. C. Renteria. R. Kelleter. K. Williams, G. Roso, J. Southwick, Second Row, B. Basham. L. Engle, R. Vanderbur, R. Hewitt, A. Bernacil, M. Williams, N. Ranney. C. Rogge, M. Aaland, W. Jost. E. Schrader. BOTTOM: Varsity football, First Row. T. Bettencourt. J. Bartlett, B. Charbonneau, J. Cunningham, N. Dovik, R. Kelleter. R. Ancira. K. Humphrey. F. Dickinson, J. Southwick, K. Williams. Second Row, K. Wasiniak. R. Ferrell, G. Roso, L. Engle, M. Dunstan, R. Shult, H. Brown, E. Wondolowski, B. Kerr, C. Renteria. R. Cardoza. M. Aaland. Third Row.J. Ritter, B. Basham. N. Ranney. B. Watt, M. Willis. S. Hartman, P. Lutz. A. Bernacil, D. Jost. C. Rogge, D. Willis, P. Hewitt, R. Vanderbur, W. Jost, E. Schrader. V- ,3- af 1 ll gre' Qfi, 2f N .2 , .. 2 31 3 D H Q Q5 M 'Q ' P ' r .1 81 I 80 'QLQHM -5- A tw 'x .. il ' l fr C53 v X-I n Eff,-1f C 4 4 Cowboy .lV's Fall Short of EBAL Crown y.. on - .1111 LHS's JV football team missed winning a championship by one close game. They battled Amador in the last game of the season and lost 14-13. This JV team had something that past JV teams lacked which was determination. This quality almost brought them the EBAL crown and they should be congratulated. Coaching for the first time at Livermore was Jack Nix. He and his assistant Kevin Drake did a tremendous job. They combined their skills to bring home a winning ball club. Some of the many steady performers this year were Don Cartensen, Jesse Shofner, and Don Foret. TOP: JV team, First Row, D. Rashe, T. Munson, J. Garcia. D. Hanson, A. Esquebel, G. Cunningham, J. Chamberlain, R. Meyers, B. Noeth, M. Nieman. Second Row.F. Richards, R. Bjorklund, B. Larsen, J. Shofner, J. Johnson, R. Newton. D. Higgins, C. Payne, B. Greenway, D. Pallot. Third Row. D. Jarmillo, W. Loftis, J. Gillespie. R. Fragulia. D. Gravette, G. Santuci, 0. Foret, P. Cardoza, R. Nordyke, J. Bramson, coach Jack Nix. BOTTOM: Livermore JV gridder makes a valiant try for the ball. Frosh Complete Undefeated EB L Season Drive and determination were the key words with this year's frosh football team. Under the expert direction of Coach Tom Harmon this powerhouse of a team leaped to an undefeated season. No opponent was able to score more than six points against the frosh gridders in the many games played this season. TOP: Frosh kickoff in another team victory. First Row, D. DelCastillo, K. T. Simon, T. BOTTOM: Frosh football team. Miller, M. Dovik, Fi. Herrera, Fl. Aaland, M. Baxter, S. Bahr. O'DonnelI, D. Baird, D. Hall, R. Dobson, R. Hammer, D. Roso, P. Murphy, C. Charbonneau. M. Trisler, G. Ruzicka. Second Row. Tim Warrem, coach Anderson, M. Martinez, R. Thomson, M. Payne, M. Ozment, G. Villasenor. T. Duffey, M. Gutierrez, V. Evans, P. Brown, G. Fahnhorst, W. Heusinkfield. J. Shofner, M. Pattersen, Fl. Spooner, M. Lawson, W. Bonde, G. Schuknecht, coach Harmon. Third Row, T. Rien, C. Bargmon, B. Storey, R. Chitwood. L. Jackson, R. Morrison. M. Tarte, C. Meyer, D. Patters, D. Peters, Fl. Kennedy. M. Colliers, P. Santucci, D. Sheline, P. Reynolds. Jack Grayson, S. Howard, Fl. Plechaty, G. Garms, D. White. J. Gitch, M. Overby. Jeff Garner. 4 T . ...grid 3 Frosh-Soph Show Potential In 5 s TOP: JV cross country team, First Row, C. Burke. L. Mentillo, B. McNeIIy, B. Kleeberger, R. Martin. E. Kirkewoog, E. Rosten, A. Mara. Second Row, H Ferguson, V. Craig, D. Duncan. S. Miller, D. Bicknell, A. Ng, T. Ransome, B. LaFranchi. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ted Deivert and Chris Burke leading the way during the John Swett meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Cross Country coach Nevin McCormick. L ,W 1 1 Cross Countr Earns Re pect in EB L 'Nr-4 l i i KJ D... wood. X TOP: Varsity cross country team, first row, J. McFarlane, D. Mason, D. Garcia, B. Lucas. T. Deivert. Second row, coach McCormick, G. Snodgrass, R. Spivey, B. Walden. R. Richardson, T. McClellan, D. Molzahn, M. Lutz. BOTTOM: Livermore High senior Dan Garcia increasing his lead against Dublin. The four s's of cross-country are strength, stamina, speed and spirit. It is not a hardship for the true long distance runner to run from 5 to 10 miles a day. The person who indulges in such a sport does not find it a hardship but rather he views it as an accomplishment. The 1969 LHS cross country team faired third in the EBAL. The main nucleus for the team were Garcia, Richardson, Walden, Mason and Snodgrass. During the season there were some fine individual performances turned in, including the sharing of a course league record by Garcia and Richardson. JV's Show Determination Take Second LHS J.V. basketball team placed third in the EBAL. The cowboys saw defeat in the eyes of the Albany Cougars and the Amador Dons. The major cog for the Livermore machine was team captain Ed Wondolowski, who was the fifth best scorer in the league. Ed, whose position was guard, received the most valuable player award. Next to Wondolowski, score wise, was guard Toby Rein. LHS rebounders were forward Doug Morrison and center Bob Watt. Free throws, stated new coach and science teacher Eric Lyons, were a major flaw for the hoopsters. The team was above average in their defensive and offensive plays. They were not a fast breaking team, but instead strove for more ball control. TOP: Junior Varsity Team, First Row. T. Rien, T. Hargreaves, J. Wabs, Q. Linker, B. Jacobsen, Second Row, M. Stratman, E. Wondolowski, P. Cardoza, J. Johnson. Third Row, Mr. Lyons, J. Stroud, M. Knapp, D. Morrison, K. Gillespie, B. Watts, R. Leal, mgr. BOTTOM: Frosh Team, T. Warren, M. Freitas, R. Del Castillo, B. LaFranchi, M. Mann, R. Hammer. Second Row,M. Overby, R. Morrison, D. Peters, D. White. G. Schuknecht. Third Row,T. Duffey, C. Bargman, R. Plechaty, L. Jackson, J. Grayson. Frosh Defeat Amador for EB L Title TOP: Toby Rien guns up a shot for the J.V.'s. BOTTOM: Tim Duffey muscles one up under the basket. Basketball is a popular sport with most teenagers and the Livermore High School freshmen are no exception. After a big initial turn out. the team was cut down to the chosen few. The frosh hoopsters were a driving dynamic team as their league victory proved to all who doubted. The EBAL sweep added another crown to the growing number held already by Cowboy sportsters. Basketball Places Second in EB L The Cowboy basketball team had a challenging year, as they added to the Cowboy fame with an impressive 19-6 overall record. The team did a great job in league play. finishing with a 10-2 record and second place in the league. A three point loss to the league champions early in the season was avenged in the final home game as we whipped the Amador Dons by sixteen points. The many action-packed evenings were enjoyed by fans, both students and parents alike. The first team, composed of Kurt Humphrey, Larry Carpenter. Mark Lungrun, Mike Fullmer and Russ Noack, played unselfishly. Glen Schuknecht rounded out a team which deserved all the praise and admiration they received. Coach John Jones, in his first year at LHS, found happiness in his relationship with the players and felt that being with them this year was a valued experience. TOP: First Flow. M. Pipes, J, Ritter,P. Hewitt. K. Humphrey. C. Wilhite. Second Row, B. Wondolowski, P. Stroud, S. Hartman, G. Schuknecht, M. Lundgren. M. Fullmer, L. Carpenter. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Fullmer arches up a shot while Carpenter waits for a possible rebound. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jumping jack Mark Lundgren tips off for the Cowboys in their opening clash. 1min LHS Hoopsters Top mador Champs 63-47 IWI5. ZW i 1 I K TOP: Glen Schuknecht muscles up a shot over Amador's Phil Mitchel. BOTTOM: Larry Carpenter puts p a shot ' h avy Sparten traff Grapplers Go Undefeated Take Crown This year proved to be one of Livermore's most successful in wrestling competition. Our varsity ended the season as UNDEFEATED EBAL champs, with a record of 10-O-O. Highlighting the season were such accomplishments as handing Amador its only two losses of the season, and dumping Granada twice. Some of the outstanding wrestlers include Nelson Ranny, lMost Valuable Wrestler Award winnerl, Steve Migliore, Nick Dovik, Jeff Cunningham, Robin Shult, Steve McManus, and Bob Lucas. The JV team was only slightly less successful. After losing its first match of the season, they stormed back to win all of their subsequent matches and thereby earning a second straight EBAL JV championship. Equally notable was the winning of first place in the EBAL Novice Wrestling Tournament. TOP: First Row,M. Michaels, D. Whitney, C. Charbonneau, G. Cunningham, S. Migliore, S. McManus, T. Hargraves, B. Sandoval. Second Row, R. Shult, J. Cunningham, N. Ranney. B. Whitney, M. Dimon, J. Garcia, R. Francis, H. Brown, D. Kiley, F. Dickenson, B. Lucas, R. Bargman. T. Morton. M. Reynolds. B, Charbonneau, D. Willis, N. Dovik. BOTTOM: Robin Shult maneuvers for position against his Amador opponent. BOTTOM LEFT: Nick Dovik awaits ref's decision, BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Glenn Cunnmgham looks for an escape, 0-O zpv O O 0 Netters Finn h Second I ! U N I 1. xlU'A4 was ENNJ55 ., ix ...J 5 lx! ii TOP LEFT: Captain Paul Rosengren poses for an El Vaquero Photographer. TOP RIGHT: Varsity tennis. First Row.D. Gee, M. Meadows. S. Langston, L. Hord, K. Wallstedt, R. Buddington. J. Zink. Second Row.s. Jaskela. B. Thompson. P. Wente, P. Rosengren, R. Slice, G. Goishi, M. Blair, J. Meyers. BOTTOM LEFT: Phil Wente slams a forehand shot in league action. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Langston shows championship from on the clay courts. 1969 saw the LHS team to a second place in EBAL competition. Coached by instructor Don Gabor, the Cowboy netters only saw defeat in the face of the Amador Dons. Although, stated Coach Gabor, 1969 was a team building year for LHS netters, the team as a whole still showed great potential and team moraIe. The senior point makers for 1969 were Steve Langston, who placed third in the league: Paul Rosengren, who placed fourth: and Phil Wente, half of the doubles team which faired second in EBAL play. PauI Rosengren and Steve Langston. stated Gabor, were very well matched potential wise. Among the returning prospects for the next season are Carl Wallstedt. Leslie Hord, Steve Jaskela. Mike Schweickert, and Mark Meadows. Carl Wallstedt was the other half of the doubles team which placed second at EBAL. in League Pla I Q .Q Soccer H Building Year Takes Second The sport of soccer has just been recently introduced to the students of LHS. ln '67, the LHS soccer team played all its games complimentary style. ln '68, the Cowboys booted the ball to an undefeated season. And this year our team managed a season record of 9 wins-2 losses-1 tie. Livermore placed second in the league by losing two very close games to Amador. Some valuable graduation seniors were Chris Neilson lcaptainl, Jeff Sheline, Mike Alford and Dan Forey. All four made the All League-All Star Team. 'Expected to be important factors of the 1970 LHS Soccer team are Les Hord and Frank Woodward. who both made the EBAL All Star team, Mike Martinez, Paul Council and Ed Meyer. Next year, Coach Don Gabor stated, the team to beat will be Dublin: Amador is losing 17 out of21 players. LEFT: Livermore booter Les Hord collides with opponent. RIGHT: Warren Council tracks down the ball and drives for a goal, BOTTOM: Varsity Soccer. First Row, M. Martinez, M, Payne G, Fahnhorst, L. Hord, W. McNeeIy. K. DiPiertro, C. Lane, J. Triano. Second Row, B. Trudeau, W Council, D. Flashe, D. Williford, B Woodward, C. Meyer, E. Meyer, H. Farmer. Third Flow, Mr. D, Gabor. G. Togneri, D. Alford, M. Alford, P. Council, D. Sheline, D. Forey. J. Sheline, C. Neilsen G., I 'f i - - f - Q M 5 Mx ri. ,, tg YQ' -'ut'-'ff , r - 1 - ., I ..,.+j , iff l ' , 'X' -V - fl - , v A. , A ' . 1 if ' I ,. -Ding 1. 'QIIETEW Ya -I wlaf-S232 wil., s . ..A..,5. .xgswf ca? QQ... - its x -xi M E x,.s,.,g.F A 'mv V ,ti .g S f' 1 in A I! 3 it,x.,3 ' ABOVE: Dennis Higgins warms up for his event. RIGHT: Coach Nix gives last minute advice. BELOW: Varsity track, R. Bohlen, D. Beard, D. Jaramilllo, M. Silveria, G. Funk, C. Elssaesser, J. Kennedy, D. Smedley, R. Meyers, B. Sewell, J. Jones, R. Heath, R, Hammer. Second Rowz C Rice, P. Hewitt, C. Meyers, B. Kleeberger, S Jaskela, B. Larson, J. McFarlane, D. Mohlzahn, T McClellan, D. Higgins, J. Southwick, C. Flenteria W. Jost, J. Lippis. Third Row: R. Fragulia, G Snodgrass, R. Slice, Fl. Spivey, D. Garcia. M Walden, B. Whitney, D. Mauldin, C. Rogge, R Richardson. R. Farrel, B. Walden, C. Yoder, M Lutz, D. Duncan, D. Kimmel. i i i i 1 5 . 5. LHS Track Works 1970 track team season opened with a tremendous display of Cowboy determination and sportsmanship. The squad consisted of 105 hard working track and field members. Despite missing their top sprinting- point makers, the Livermore High track team opened their 1970 competition with a 68-58 victory over hosting Bishop O'Dowd. Seven days later, the Granada thinclads fell to Livermore by a margin of 47 points. In the Matador- Livermore meet, weight-man, Charles Rogge threw the shot put to a new school record of 52'4 . O 0 For Perfection RIGHT: George Funk poses in mid air. BELOW: JV track team, First Row: N. Warren, S. Escover. E. Escover. C. Terry, M. Dovick, V. Evans. P. Reynolds. R. Dobson, E. Rodsten. Second Row: K. Behling. S. Dailey, C. Berk, E. Kirkwoog. P. Hansen, J. Rassum, R. North, S. Monroe, O. Gogasa. M. Lawson, R. Sandoval. Third Row: V. Craig. T. Hargraves. D. Becknell. R. Chitwood, K. Haaeim. M. Ogilvie, H. Ferguson, V. Evans. J. Brownly, J. Garner. BELOW LEFTz LHS runners start off to another victory. BELOW RIGHT: Ron Farrel high jumps while trackettes watch. Pokes' Squad Dominate b Great Spirit lt happens every spring, beautiful flowers bloom, the male creature finds the female and baseball begins at Livermore High School. Except for the returning lettermen Earl Schrader, Glen Schuknecht, Art Bernacil and Russ Noack, the rest of the 1970 Livermore High baseball team is made up of last year'sJ.V. team. Coach Davis expected seven sophomores and seven juniors to make up most of the team. He went on to say it was mostly a building year, not much could be expected from his young team. TOP: Ray, Glen and Earl wait in the dugout to go into action for the Cowboys. MIDDLE: Basemen Steve Stretch Hartman makes a brilliant play, BOTTOM: Varsity, First Row: Ed Wondolowskl, John Bartlett, John Ritter. Don Hansen. Second Row: Paul Cardoza, Flay Moore, Hal Brown, Art Bernical, Earl Schrader. Third Flow: Tim Warren, Glen Schuknecht, Mark Lungren, Steve Hartmen. Tim Rien. Jeff Faraudo K Q r . . 'ff X , li f 9 n l :ner gl Q5 I lv-.iL. Drake's JV Qi- I Uv Aff Team Enjoys Good Season ' ,fe fgfs . ' 'Y xf' f- ! Q Q Wx- x ' J x , 5, .sf -,- A is I 1' I r tl 2 ay 6 434. 1 34 R ', a.i sv ru N J ig, , 4' xx N fyjfs 4,3 f Jw '. 40?-R lac'-X Aspiring young baseball players find their niche in Coach Kevin Drake's JV team this year. The team, one of the best JV teams ever to come from LHS, played a very fine season and they had real reason to be very proud of them. The back field of the school saw quite a bit of the team, since they could be found out there practicing every night after school from March through May. All that practice stood them in good stead as they fought hard in all the games they played. In the JV baseball team of this school year Livermore High had a winning team and will have many good prospects for the Varsity teams of next year and the year after that. Coach Drake and the team are to be congratulated for a fine season, TOP: JV team, First Row: Jim Wabbs, Randy Brooks, Dave Bedford, Keith DiPietro. Cal Webster. Second Row: Ron Morrison, Mark Collier, Dan Peters, Mike Peterson, Dennis Rashe. Paul Council, Mike Patterson. Third Row: Marc Catron, Dan Sheline, Toby Flein, Doug Morrison, Marty Smith, Frank Richards. Dennis White, Mike Martinez. BOTTOM: The ball goes right on by even though the JV batter swings valiantly. New Coach Leads Swim Team Beginning their 1970 swim season LHS cowboy tankers plunged into the water with great vigor against Los Lomas High School. The expected point makers for the LHS 1970 swim team were veterans Steve Bloxham, record holder of the 100 meter backstroke: Mitch Schweickert in the breast stroke and Bob Walmsley for the fly. TOP LEFT: First Row: Steve Abbot. Jeff Parker. John Kline. Second Row: Bill Thompson, Momty Patterson. Mitch Schweickert, Jay Wagner, Dale Smith. Third Row: Bob Walmsley, Mikkel Aaland. Steve Bloxham, Jim McDonald, Marty Martin. Lee Engle. 'fix Q Q mmillihhx my ti A li 'Nav' f ,p p ' UV Was, Y wears V Qtav iaf gig tying 3- at me - 1 x IQ V, S If H , I 4 ' 5 Wx 1' . QQ - af i ff ',! i N mania Wig swear p as . Qian A 003 f . N lux I fx I tqniwanaiv-P 2, ,, f , aff' ds., N. .. X. xxx lax...--f X if W. ,-.cr Q A. ' 5 1 .s TX. '9 - 'Q-msn.-og! 5 is 14... 1 4 sawm- QWBUIQ9 ' K aw- V - .. S. 4 f-.,lu.. .,.. an , .As- mf K - , ilk , at H - 4,.7'f'e-.1-VM dum M 4 W - . -feghm ' .A-waunssrvf, ', ' W M I .y nw we.-iw-f f qw, e-rein' If-aww' e jing . f' If--f ,Q 'www 'l -3-'Col M. v i ipaq my f elm' ,W ar LH Golfers Seek Second Championship at we mit r 1. . Q' Lf fkwiair The 1970 golf team had just two returning lettermen from last year's second place team. Bruce Walker and Dan Bieber provided a good one-two punch for the Dokes this year and both came out with good records. Steve Langston and George Smith were much improved over last year and have seen a lot of action as Coach Jim Raybourn's stick men. UU-Q ,, ff' L P Y . ' ,Q 3416 as-Qi --,gk TOP RIGHT: Bruce Walker vigorously blasts out of a sand trap. BOTTOM RIGHT: golf team, First Row: Tim Duffy, John Myers, Bob Fulton, Vic Wolfe. Second Row: Dan Bieber. Tim Smith. Tom Meyers, George Smith. Charley Visbeck. f K. ,Wm i 'I' DUI P V 4 llll Ii REPAIRS ' SALES flialley music .House 2156 FIRST ST. 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Phone: 447-5346 Phone: 447-3802 AOIQIQQ Famous Ladies Fashions 186 South 'K' St. Best Wishes to the Class of '70' D'GENE BEAUTY SALON ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Reputation The Salon Of 797 Rincon Ave. Congratulations To The Class of 7970 from R-X REXALL DRUG In the Downtown Plaza 1947 Second Street 447-6000 Gifts for Every Occasion' s-wvuu-www-'v1www+' HUGHES DRAPERY , A THE Nicsn THINGS Fon Youn HOME , V nr u V M, 'Q 'ff- 15 .4 i v .-, U i WW 1Q,aZ:?,::2'v'ifW'!:-yy:-x Tyr, 1. ,7 fr , 4 - - . . i,,., A -i'- ,-,., T if:,M..' f. ,, , . -, ,,,. ,,,.,,1A- ali ,. 'M 'A'v 0 ' ' If 44743141 e:-J som-H i.. STREET ' A LIVERMORE. CALIFOPNIA O MAC'S JEWELERS 1764 First Street Livermore, California 447-6424 Authorized Wyler Bulova Keepsake Distributor ,, . ,4 JL L few 9 5 I 7 It 'G' ' 5 X N iii! A xx Q 4 ' .LEE QEWEXET5 ts l f' .,:1 3 I . V df! 'i f BOY'S 29 95 X! V in ,'4- S - A - ' ff o 1 i X i t illlllllll lllliiiilllllllllllll GlRL'S 524.95 - fm, ,N Wlllllll Vii 'i' A A 2187 FIRST STREET LIVERMORE. CALIF. 94550 X Zinn 1380 Railroad Ave. Livermore, Calif. tom Furniture ppliances 2491 FIRST STREET LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA 94550 PHONE 447-9087 BATES Q ir ws Nor nom Aron, vou mo roo Muci-I H Women's Apparel 2205 First Street Jack Bates, Owner Livermore, California Toni Ambro, Manager 447-1707 TRAINS - SLOT CARS - PLANES MODELS - CRAFTS DAIRY FARMER DRIVE-IN HQBBY HAVEN 112 Maple Street -OM at DEPHANE '7iiE'2SZZfTC'1EjI. l-ivefmmei Calif- WELDING 443-5828 Baughman's ArIene's helpful attitude is found only at BAUGHMAN'S. T. Nu Way gig '? 1 Auto Parts, Inc. Au-romorivz: - TRUCK ' ' MARINE - SPEED 2339 F'iRs'r STREET NELSON IBUCKI MCAFEE 447-B340 P in z s i D E N -r Livsnmons, cAi.ir-'. Good Luck To The Class of '70 BURTON'S SHOES 1891 Second Street 2 Q- e A X at . RETAIL AND MANUFACTURING Livermore Jaw no California 793 RiNcoN AVENUE Liveizivioize 447-2381 New Designs . . .Your Idea or Ours BUR ERS - Sl'-IAKES t: CI-IICKEN - SUNDAES - CONES DAIRY BELLE FREEZE 777 RINCON AVENUE LIVERMORE, CAI.IF. PONTIAC Ozzie Davis Pontiac Rambler 2350 First Street Phone 447-8447 1032 ff'jN 'A AMARO 443-3,24 Livermore, Calif. 94550 Res, 443-2421 ANNETTE'S LADIES APPAREL AND ANNETTE'S AFTER 5 WEAR SHOP 447-4321 2056 First St. 2212 First St. Livermore Melvin receives his SPARKLE CLEANED laundry. TRI-VALLEY AUTOIVIOTIVE, INC. 1962 First Street Livermore, Calif. Phone: 443-0792 Auto Parts - Machine Shop Congratulations - Class of '70 Brad and Mack look over the distinctive gifts in the KANDELITEFI, fliatfdtliter HEARTH HCIME GIFTS A HAPPY FUTURE TO THE GRADUATES OF '70' MILDRED KLEEBERGER RALPH KLEEBERGER 20 O4 Best Wishes Class A701 J.C. PENNEY CO. Livermore Wendy is caught window shopping at PENNEY'S, I 5 I I , .Q El ' I I I Z 'mr i' 4 HOME SAVING 81 LOAN of Livermore Valley TO EACH AND EVERY GRADUATE - PLEASE ACCEPT OUR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS! YOU MUST NOW MAKE IMPORTANT DECISIONS OF YOUR OWN .. TO PLAN AND TO BUILD FOR THE FUTURE. THE TIME TO BUILD FOR THE FUTURE IS ALWAYS NOW ,... WHATEVER THIS GOAL MAY BE, DON'T LET ANYONE TELL YOU THAT BEING UFINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT IS NOT IMPORTANT. MANY DECISIONS YOU MAKE IN LIFE WILL DEPEND ON HOW YOU STAND FINANCIALLY .. WHETHER YOU TAKE THAT JOB YOU DON'T REALLY WANT BECAUSE YOU NEED THE MONEY: OR AN OPPORTUNITY ELSEWHERE AND YOU CAN'T AFFORD THE MOVEI START NOW WITH LIFE'S MOST REWARDING HABIT-THE HABIT OF THRIFT. 275 So. K Street Livermore Smiling LHS alumni clerks at HOME SAVINGS. X 0 Que' Q. .7695 F, Wan? I WTS ri WINPLIN E TELEPHONE 443 2031 2222 SECOND STREET ' LIVERMORE - CALIF. 94550 The TROJAN HORSE casts its spell on Lorri. .Q r ,,, 5 ,ww .:,-A 1.10 O! 5 , x ,7 -6 , A 1 42- Becky explores the collection of boutique items at ZEL'S ZEL'S TEEN BOUTIQUE Ted and Patti eagerly await their Chinese dinner at YIN-YIN. Cosmetics, Gifts and Jewelry Where Originality Abou nds YIN-YIN RESTAURANT 2033 First Street 2222 2nd St. on the Mall 447-1240 443-5433 fa 8 ff it 22 N 45 -n Earl reclaims his sweater from SPARKLIZING CLEANERS. SPARKLIZING CLEANERS O O6 . 'R x -X ,. S .X ,fff. ' X 1 , sa. 1.1 'kd 5 , ,a ,gh .An ff L 'x. XX . ,A x' Q x .- - v Ns, 4 51 5 H 5 4 mu W v-ai .- P 1 a K . AZ' 0 U .1 -.S .H N 207 l ' .. In U w w w alike' ' :MW Qu 1, 11 w W ' Y 4 I ' 4 , I L s w F , 5 f xi' A If J ,J 47- - -lb ..,.' Y 5 X w '. Q1'vfoQf ...ln-lL..A.L