Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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26 YE LIBERTY xxx,- flax HUM R Mag Wins 94. Mag wanted to a dance to go, But Daddy said, No, No: First in your studies you must score Ninety credits or even more. The week of the dance was drawing nigh, .Xnd Mag that day gave one long sigh. Papa dear, she exclaimed aloud, I just kno-w you will he proud, To think that I got ninety-four. That is much better than before. So now you may go to the dance. And then you should have seen Mag prance. Tn deportment I got Hfty, And in typing forty-four: Now don't you see the sum of these Makes ninety and a little more. C. S.. '10. Great Events of L. U. H. S. For 1909-1910. 1. Charles advised the rest of the Seniors to get to school at 9:05 for laterg it doesn't make any differenced, so as to avoid talking in Room 1 prior to 8 :55. 2. The boys are still likened unto quaclrupecls in their housekeeping in the lunchroom. 3. .lessie and Rose have made a notorious rep for themselves this last term. 4. Harold was made the happy target for all spare erasers. 5. Claude now has sole possession of the rear porch. of The prof. wishes the students to sharpen their pencils on the piano in order to save the desks. 7. Minnie has lost her dignity. 8. XYillie Cakehread tTreasurer of the Student Rodyl, refused to give a discount of 33 1-3 per cent for cash on Student Rody clues. 9. .lessie's rat didn't show one morning. tDifl she get up early?j

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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.

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.loe llarkley .. Ray Shafer .. Chas. O'Hara ..... Morgan Schroder . Marguerite Geddes .lessie johnson .... Minnie Sheddrick . Esther Dainty .... DeXl'itt Richardson ,lustin Dyke ...... Myra Pearce .. Yan Prince ..... Richard lYallace .. Geometry Class -lames llarkley .. Eva Davis Rosie Miller .... Claude XVristen Margaret XYhite .. Camille Sresovich . XYilliam Cakebread Frank llonnickson . Olive Siple ....... Arthur Sheddrick . Ellis Howard ..... Albert Swift C... Zilla Cook .... Katie Murphy .. ludson Swift ... llyron Swift .... Edith Cakebread .. Esther Murphy . . Arthur Murphy Everett Lemoin lYilliam Murphy .. Harold Collis ..... Frank Helm .... Ruth Pemberton .. Elaine YVallace .. Emelie Grueninger Study Period . .... . Y E L I B E R T Y 27 Proverbs. He that runs fast will not run long. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. lletter three hours too soon than a minute too late. Take care of the pence and the pounds will take care of themselves. Climb not too high, lest the fall be the greater. Don't run away with more than you can carry. He that hath a good harvest may be content with some thistles. , Eat what you like: but pocket nothing. . lYisely and slow, they stumble who run fast. Better be alone than in bad company. An ounce of mother wit is worth a pound of clergy. A miss is as good as a mile. To be too busy is some danger. An oak is not felled with one blow. Every couple is not a pair. lfsilence were golden- A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. The last suitor wins the maid. A happy heart makes a blooming visage. Care killed a cat. Slow and steady wins the race. I would rather be sick than idle. Good things should be praised. All work no play makes Arthur a dull boy. The cautious seldom err. lele checked for silence: but never taxed for speech. A good heart's worth gold. Gone, but not forgotten. XYork Hrst, then rest. A chip off the old block. A good hearer is better than a good speaker. Every one for himself and God for us all. He that sleeps feels not the toothache. Love me, love my auto. Too much familiarity breeds contempt. A hale fellow well met. lletter do it than wish it done. Du bist wie eine Blume, so hold und schoen und rein. Plenty of exercise and'sleep are important to health, particularly in youth. Deep waters run slowly. XYhen the cat went away the mice played in the pantry. E. D., 'l2.