Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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fllililltllfl llAllKl,l'IY. .. .............. Editor' IVA HONNICKSUN. . . . ........ Assistant Editor NVII.l.ll'I MURGANS .... ........... l iusiness Manager ll.XIlUI.ll ANDERSON .......,. Assistant Business Manager IIE year is swiftly rolling by and we are near- ing the day when we shall say farewell to the graduates of '08, A feeling of sadness comes over us as we think of the short time. Alas, but it is all too soon! I lt is with pleasure that we plaee before the public our fourth Annual. and we sincerely hope that our efforts will merit their approval. As editors of this Annual in behalf of the school, we desire to thank those who have so kindly con- tributed to it. We close this term hoping Fortune will have greater things in store for Liberty l'nion High School in the future than in the past since we now have a fully equipped and up-to-date building. We again and again thank those, espeeially the trustees. who have so faithfully labored for our interest in the way of a new building. We feel it is not only a eredit and pleasure to them and us, but also to the entire community. The business managers desire to thank the busi- ness people who have so generously responded with ads.. thus making it possible for us to publish the fourth Annual. We hope they may be doubly paid for the lil'eral subscriptions they have given us. Vtle indeed feel it is the duty of every friend of the lligh Sehool to patronize the advertisers as far as possible. Again we thank the friends and patrons of the Liberty l'nion lligh School of Brentwood. URING the past three years the Annual has been used to remind you of our need of a new building. This year we want to thank all for the building provided for us. Those who have visited our old quarters and who will visit us in our new place. and we hope they will do so, need no explanation about the benefits of the present accommodations. Those who have read our previous Annuals and who will visit us now can readily see the improvements. To those who have had neither of these pleasures we invite them to visit us now and pass judgment whether our accommoda- tions can be improved upon. Perhaps it would be well to name a few of the improvements. The greatest improvements are the separation from the grammar school and the location in a place where we will not conflict with any one. The spacious rooms, good light, well heated and well-ventilated rooms add a general enlightened tone to our work. Next year with our library more com- plete and the modern-fitted laboratories. all studies ean be taken up thoroughly. These are only a few of the benefits which we are now enjoying. VVe wish to thank the trustees. to whom we are indebted for our present comforts. and also those who have helped in this matter. To the Woman 's Vlub we are indeed grateful for the kind interest they have manifested in our welfare and the help they have given us.

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School Days The Professor e:1111e Il0XVl1 to sehool 0110 day. And was greeted with 11oise l1P?l.I'tl 21 Illlltl away liaughter and talking loud and long, Broken for il IllOIllPIlt hy 21 snateh of song. The faee of the 111z1ster had frightening looks As he gazed on the pupils and unopened hooksg Like elods i11 the field is chalk on the floor, Like moss on tl1e roeks is Illllll o11 tl1e door. ' The windows are broken and the eold creeps i11. And freezes the faces of the boys as they gring The Cllllllllfj' is stufed to the top with a sack. The smoke of the fires has forced them all haek. With El i'l12ll'gG the l,1'UfVSSUl' XVUIIT i11 ont of sight I11 11 Illilllltllll he appe111'edg he sure was El frigh He stood for El IIIUIIIPIIT. lllltll walked 2ll'0lllld th1 shaek. Then hied himself ot? np town to l111nt Zaeh. It seemed hut El llllllllvllf till he eznne haek 11g'a1i11 VVith Fl erowd of XVOIIIPII and ehildren and men Right well they worked. this array so splendix That S?ll k was removed. our fun was Pllllvll. The tenehers were angry. hut 011 XVl10lll to vent They lillE'XV notg so haek in sehool we we11t. All students were quizzed. 0119 by one. But 'twas never found hy whom .TXVIIS done.

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resent - mfnllment jluninrs freshmen Qlummerrial Second Year BARKI-E-Y' GEO- BONNICKSON, FRANK DAINTY, LEONARD BONNICKSON, IVA COOK' Zu-'LA C01-LIS.-BE-SSIE TH DIFFIN, MILLARD . DAINTY, ES ER HECK. EDNA DAVIS' IRENE. HEIDORN' EDNA GEDDES, MARGUERITE KNIGHT, ADDIE MORGANS, WILLIE MURPHY' ARTHUR SHAFER, RAY ' SHAFER, EARLE MURPHY, KATIE 1 WALLACE, ROBT. SCHROEDER' MORGAN Qlummertial SHEDRICK, MINNIE. Fire: Year jnpbnmnreg BARKLEY' JOE SRESVICH, CAMILLE ANDERSON, HAROLD O-HAHA, CHAS. WALLACE, RAY CAKEBREAD, THEO .-llfarultp . MR. T. A. LEWIS, Mathematics and Latin MISS MARY W. BAIRD, History, English MISS LOUISE BAUR, Mathematics, CommercIaISuI:-jects 11