Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Prospects of the Future EVER before in the life of Liberty Union High School have the prospects for the future been so bright. The interest taken in the students by the Wo1na1i's Club. who have helped provide for a tennis court and have presented us with a pennant, and who took the housewarming in hand. is a great encouragement for at better showing on the part of the students in social matters. The business men of the surrounding towns have been almost unanimous in responding to our wants for ads. showing that they are really interested in our welfare this year and that the High School has a place in their thoughts. With the school spirit which has been shown throughout this year revived again next year. the best wishes of the business men at heart and the kind encouragement of the VVoman's Club. there seems to be no reason why we shouldn't start in a new epoch in our social life. Heretofore our social Ndoingsn have amounted to at dance, a picnic. three commencement programs, a dinner for the ball players, and the housewarming. This has taken six years, and could easily have been done in one year. A dance during the year and one at connnencement. a farce or drama. at few public debates-we intend to organize a debating club-and an inter-scholastic meet could be easily arranged during the coming year. Especially would something of the latter nature create interest and make for the Liberty l'nion High School a school spirit to be proud of. This year. owing to there being no regular grad- uates a program was not arranged in time for the Annual. but a splendid one has been arranged. Next year there are brighter prospects for a graduating class and for a brilliant commencement. So let the student enter in all school undertakings with a spirit and make all sit up and take notice when they hear us shouting: VVho are we? VVho are we? Liberty linion. can't you see! Rah! Rah! Rah! Reel Reel Reel VVal1 Hoo Muchyl Zip! Boom! Zee! Miss Baird H1130 a. m.i-als t'harlie absent today? Leonard-No, n1'nig guess l1e's just late.

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XM Housewarming N .Xl'lllli ti tht- liilwrty l'nion lligfll Srhool lwgmi work in its now home. On tht- follow- ing' Saitiirclziy vw-iiiiig' ai honsowarniing was 'rn in thx- now lniilding' lllltlt'l' tho 2lllSIllt'0S of tho nn:in's t'lnh. Frivnds and patrons raniw from afar sw thi- good work ot' our trustors and to role-li1'z1tv tho lirgriiiiiiiigg' ot' tho now 1-rn for tho lligli Sc-hool. Iliiring' tha- vw-iiiiigz si vt-ry intc-rt-stingf progrznn was wiialvi-1-il. 'l'ln-rr worn nizniy oxvollviit niusicfal 'l'ln- ft'2lt'llt'I'S :iro fond of jokvs. And nizniy on thr stndrnts givvg It-nt if ont- is on tlwnisvlvrs. lt snrvly van not livv. 'l'hi-y lit- awake :it nights and think llow to nmkc- ns lilnsh. lint lot us find an hit on them. ' 'Tis Hnishrd in Z1 rush. 'l'hvy'll put their foot down haird- Movr tlwni?-not. lIlllt'll- They know who is who hm-rr. and 'l'h.:it we are in tht-ir rlntc-li. Visitor-ls that littlr follow ei Fr:-slnmm? Nliss liziird-Not :is frvsli :is saonw. svlvr-tions :ind svvrml addresses. Among the 'speak- 1-rs ww-4-. 'l'. A. livwis. G. C. Russell, our former prin- ripzil. now of Sononmg R. II. Platt, also of Sonomag ll. linttner. ronnty fl'02lSllI'0I'5 Effie Chadwick. Emily Nm-ukoni. and tivo:-gr Barkley. Following tho progrann refrvslnnvnts wt-rv served, :iftvr whirh thf- gnc-sts slowly took their lraivr with niziny good wishes for tho futurm- of tho Liberty llnion lligh Srliool. TEACHERS DILEMMA. Ilvr niind wznidvrwl hack to Sunday, And dwelt on the woodland from Sha- spvlled each word to the spelling rlass, lint the joke sho rouldn't see. 'Flint night I heard hor laughingg From tho noisv she niade I infer The jokv sho couldn't see that mormng VVas just then coming to hc-r. Clnil-lie-VVhat day is today. Wlednesday or 'Ph ursday '? Joe-Thursdayg cant you see Miss Baird has on hor plaid waist?

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WlVl. BOYDSTON il THE GRGCER I-if BRENTWOOD, CALIFORNIA