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PurpIe aze Themes '70 '71 Homecoming Livermore High School's annual Homecoming was preceeded by a week of activities. The activities included a roller-skating and pie-eating contest, a car-decoration and bug race, a teacher- wagon pull, and an ugly legs contest. In the event, the contestants were the candidates for Homecoming Queen. In the roller skating and pie-eating contest, the winner was Joell Fahnhorst. The winners of the bug-race and car decoration were Janet Ericson and Debbie Held. ln the ugly legs contest, Colleen McCarty's entry, Ken Wasiniak took top honors. The last activity was the float contest in which the Junior- Senior float won. TOP1 Contestants in newly added bug race were Sue Bell, Colleen McCarty and Janice Beyer, BOTTOM LEFT: Excitement and pleasure are expressed as pie-eaters eat on. BOTTOM: Student Body President, Tim Rien, gives Homecoming Oueen, Janice Beyer, a kiss upon receiving her crown. HE 1-i A LW Q-f.4f
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Scholastic Freedom Sparks Imagination Many students are working on projects in the science department this year. There was a wide variety of experiments conducted throughout the year. Three students made a survey of the Del Valle Reservoir. Others worked on comparative anatomy and optical experiments. Many of these people take the regular science courses with their independent study as a supplement. The Math Learning Center provides the opportunity for moving at your own rate in that department. In its second year, independent study has proven to be one of the most popular and effective educational programs offered at Livermore High School. lt is hoped that there will be independent study in more fields. LEFT. David Van Dyke, whois doing a sociological study for his independent study proiect in the English department, argues a point with Paul and Dee. BELOW RIGHT Harry Farmer, a partner with David Gee and Jerry Snodgrass in their science project, relaxes in the stern while David pulls samples from the lake ,f A W 4 g' yy X if 1 QM 1 4 ' Wk'-, we s v ff -'I .angs- 1 f I A - ff f . , in F17 N ' differ FT ' l ,ng A A fifrg-.. ,.. . . .. . A, ,, WML' if-'12, .l.g,.'4:.,g,, . .. ,Ma ,. .Y X ig, K tt
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1 I ll ,m Ill lll ' Additions Are Made Ill e To Week's Activities 'G 1 5.5: 45? 0- ,xf 'l., H,,,-fr' , v- ii ,eff- TOP LEFT Skulls are proven, as candudates exhubnt rollerskatung abnhty ABOVE Homecoming game presents half time ECIIVIIV, Frosh-Soph float. Helmet,
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