Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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REGULAR GRADUATES COMMERCIAL GRADUATES

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THE Hlilfl SCHOOL ANNUAL 1 Then Edith Chadwick sang a song 'Twas sweet as sweet could be. Charlie, Bill and joe came out .Xo act the midgets three. XYQ started to the game next day, Miss Peterson we passed. She was talking to an agent. .-Xnd in Real Estate was cast. XYe entered in upon the field. And cheers our ears did greet. XYe saw Earle make a noble dash, XYhicl1 meant our foes' defeat. XYQ stopped and spoke to Robert, VVith joy he was enraptured, For' it did seem he coached the team And that the game was captured. The end has come. the game is won, And on my ear then fell .X mighty shout with joy dealt out, 'Twas California's yell. I And looking out upon the crowd, Two students met my sight, Miss Heidorn andtMiss Collis waived And cheered with pure delight. I made my way to where they stood, They asked me to the feed. Refuse to dine because of time? XVell, now, that's not my creed. Un the cheering mass my eyes 1 cast. Miss Peterson I espied. The U. C. yell she knew quite well searched her soul for sounds to tell of joy and loyal pride. A nd Happiest of all this happy throng Of joy exalted life, Professor stood contented by, ln heavenly pleasures rife, Upon his arm he held a babe. .-Xnd seemed in right good cheer .-Xs oft the child would ask him. XVhat is that, Grandpa dear? Then starting for the banquet hall Our appetites to check, Another student greeted us, Our old classmate, Miss Heck. Arriving at the dining room We got there none too soon- Dewitt was seen with a soup tureeu, A knife and fork and spoon. Miss lva rose and gave a toast, Each ear attentive bent, A And well she carried out her part .Xmid this fair ostent. Dad awoke me from my dream .Xnd lo! 'twas break of day, Alain l am out in the field Pitching wild oat hay. J. M. B., '09 IN MEMORIAM. Prof. I. XVright. tirst Principal of L U. H. S.. died in San Francisco, March 1, 1907. Mr. C. Heidorn. beloved father of our Editor, Edna Heidorn. died at Knightsen, November 21, 1907. Mr. A. S. lloward. beloved grand- father of Edith Chadwick and Arthur Howard. flied at Marsh Creek. March 20, 1907.

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THE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 9 PROGRAMME. 1. Invocation ,......................... A........ R ev. L. E. Scott 2. O:ation Magnis para ..,..,...,......,...,.,4oY...,.,....,...o,.o..o,oo,,.A. ,V,,A,.t,,,,,AAA, A Ima Allen 3. N!llSfC .v.......A.....v.................,,................,...,.........,.......,,,......... ....... O akley Orchestra 4. Oration, The Value of a Commercial Education ,..,,.,... ....... J ames Barkley 5. Vocal Solo ...,...,....,,.,,.,,,.,....,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,.,4,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,,r,. .c...,, F . A. McManus 6. Oraticn, 'Ihe Japanese Questicn ..,..c,.Y, .,.r....r,..,e.Y H arold Swift 7. Ccrnct Silo ....,.,...........,.......,....c,,.,,,...... .,,,,...,,,.,.,......,, H erbert L, French 8. Presentation of Diplomas ,,,e,... v.,,,... W rn. Shafer, Pres. of Board 9. Music .......,.....,.............,............ ........,.........,,,.... O akley Orchestra 10. Remarks by Principal... ...... ,....,.. G eo. C. Russell 11. Music .... ,,..,.....,,............... ..,.... O a kley Orchestra 12. Address .,,.... ,,..... P rof. P. M. Fisher llrentwokwrl .,.,. 'Byron ...,....., Deer Valley .... Eden Plain .......... Excelsior ........ Hot Springs .,.. 'Iron House ....... Jersey .... ......... Liberty ....... Lone Tree ..,..,,, Oakley ............... Sand Mnunrln... Wan. Slmfer. Cen. C. Russell TRUSTEES. .......,Hans Rrmnleksmu ,,,.....Frefl M. llolwzly ........-Xnclrew J. Smith ,.,......,..XNin. Shafer ,,,,.,...,,.AllLlCl'StIll Allen .........llenry Illehrtens ...,..Oliver C. Wlristen ,,.,,.,,,,.,..,.Henry R, McCoy ..,,..Alfrecl L. Humphreys ...,.....l7recl H. Heiclorn , ...,...... Charles P. Horr ........Xvll'l. J. Griswold ' EXECUTIVE ' COMMITTEE. President. A. L.. llnmpllreys. Clerk. ..-Xnclerson Allen. TEACHERS. . lllz1.rrif,m.n lrl-uri: Ruth A. Peterson.