Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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24 YE LIBERTY , , Y L 1' 'gil cfiivbf if Hlllllllllllllllllln f J . il' Y l SOCIETY L. lf. ll. S. has been uiiusually inactive in social affairs this year. the .lunior llall being the only event of notice. lt was given on the eve of April Sth in the hall, which was beautifully decorated in the school colors and a profusion of Howers and greenery. The lirentwood orchestra furnished the music, opening the festivities with the Grand March, led by Bliss Klarguerite Geddes and Mr. Frank llonnickson. At twelve, supper was served at the Brentwood llotel. Later the merry dancers returned to the hall and dancing' continued until an early hour. .1. ,,. 4. .5 Invitations have been sent out by the Alumni Association for a reception to the Seniors, to be given in Coats' Hall on the evening of Nay l-lth. The class is looking forward to a most delightful evening. :Ez :ic :iz :fc :Ez Seven students from L. L. H. S. attended the dance given by the ll. D. U. H. S. at Concord April 29th. and were roy-ally entertained. The Alumni Association. Last year a movement was started toward the organizingof the Alumni of the L. Ll. H. S., and with this end in view a meeting was held on May 22, 1909. At this meeting it was decided to organize and the following officers were elected: President, Roy Heck: Vice-President, Edith A. Sellers: Secre- tary Geo. T. Barkley: Treasurer, Anna O'Hara. An Executive Committee was appointed to conduct the business of the Association and to frame a Con- stitution, and in general to do whatever they deemed advisable toward the advancement of the organization. Since their appointment, the Executive Committee have drawn up a Constitution, which was submitted and adopted, and have decided to have a reception for the graduates of this year, Although little has been done by the Ahnnni Society as yet. the general trend of their attempts is toward the entertainment of the graduates each year and the promotion of the social relations of its members. Having but twenty-three members, their meetings are not well attended owing to the en- forced absence of some, but with the present class graduating, hereafter there will be enough to do whatever they decide. . A

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Y E L I B E R T Y 23 Alumni Notes. K ' Class '05. Miss Edith A. Sellers has completed her course in music and now teaches a larffe class around Brentwood. to Class 'O6. Annie O'Hara teaches in the Black Diamond public school. Roy Heck holds a position as assistant manager for a well-known hard- ware company in San Francisco. Mrs. O'Banion Knee Hattie Russelli resides, in Oakland. Bertha Sanders is living at her home in Oakland. Mrs. Ray Bonnickson Knee Effie A. ChadwickJ resides near Byron. Mrs. Sellers Knee Pearl E. Grove! resides on a farm near Knightsen. Fern Cummings has completed a course of study and now is a trained nurse. ' Pern Howard owns a large ranch near Brentwood. G. T. Barkley is living in Martinez where he holds a position as Deputy County Clerk. Class '07. Alma Allen resides in Escalon, San Joaquin County. Harold Swift is with a party made up to hunt the South Pole, and when last heard of had reached 870 23' South. Leo O'Hara is studying Horticulture under Luther Burbank and has his gardens near Oakley. Euna Goodwin holds a position as private secretary for the Selby Smelt- ing and Lead Company at Selby. Johanna Grueninger is secretary for the California Fruit Growers' Asso- ciation at Qakley. Rose Miller is editor-in-chief of a very popular publication of the San Joaquin Valley and is also completing her education in the L. Lf H. S. James Barkley graduates from the L. U. H. S. this year. Class '08. Leonard Dainty is attending the Heald-Dixon Business College at Uak- land. Millard Diflin is a farmer. Addie Knight is a stenographer for a Berkeley firm. Class '09, Edna C. Heidorn, Edna C. Heck, Iva Bonnickson and Bessie Collis are attending the State Normal in San Jose, where they expect to graduate as teachers next year. VVillie XV. Morgans is attending the University of the Pacific at San Jose. Robert H. lYallace is temporarily located near Brentwood.

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YE LIBERTY 25 Associated Student Body. .Q .Xt a meeting of the selmol held November 8, 19019, there was tngztiiizecl it student hotly to be known as the iXssneiz1ted Student llmly uf l.. Ll. ll. S. Utlieers were elected and Zl efmstitutitm drawn up and zulnpted. The orgaiiization directs all affairs pertaining to the general interest tif the School, including' the management of athletics and the literary sweieties. The Student llody hegan its career by giving' a l,int'uln Day Ill'trQ'l'ZLlTl on the afternoon of February 11, 1910. l'rwf. XY. Sewtt Tlminas of Lf C. gave the address. Later the orffanizatimi held an interestinff debate nn lllnnztn Stiffraffe. IN TN 5 The officers of the Student lludy are: l'resident, Ray Shztferg X'iee-l'reSi- dent, Zilla Cfbfnllil Secretary, Chas. Ullarag Treasurer, NYillizun Czllcehread.