Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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30 YE LIBERFX In U. S. History Klr. l'ettit-Clizirles, whats the clifferenee hetx chsco a vent 7' Cliarles-I'eary rliseovererl the North Pole ancl look inxen 1 Nlr. l'ettit lin ancient Rieliarcl-Never knew llaroltl-'I'liat's a nice sl urlson-XX' here ? llarolcl-.Xrouncl your liistoryl-l5on't you remember Dain hini. collar you have. he I know nherc xou 'fo neck. Ray had lent Xlarguerite his fountain pen and 1 cr xxorkini a momnnt she sairl: This pen writes beautifully: lllll rea X in ci with Ray- I'm in love with the holder. Questions to Be Answered 1. XYhy cloes Bliss Klontgomery frown when she sees ie Ueoinctlx elass coming? 2. Who james has in inincl, when he ren S to 1 3. Xthere Rose learned to clanee the hain clan 3 4. XYhy .lessie is not as frank as l0l'l'llC1 x D. XX'hat became of Klargueritfs class-pin fi, Why Ray is so foncl of exposing' rats? Frank-blessie, arn't your hanrls eolil? -ICSSIC-XX-lly. er, you ought to know. .M so-'hh E NWI A Ne-v ? 'Qs3? ,FAM g ,ies 5 Q 54 QA x,bS 0i3f 2 '63 ' 3 5-.43-Ev? ix

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YE LIBERTY 29 Miss Mac. tin English classy-This teaches that we are all born free to do as we like. Now you are free to be President of the l'nitcd States. Charles, why can't you be? Charles tdejectedlyj-I'm a Democrat. Jessie Qwho has just plucked a beautiful rose and is walking beside Rose Millerj-Isn't this a sweet rose? Prof. feyeing trim seniorj-H'm, yes, indeed. f Miss Bixby Cin Hrst year Englishj-I notice some of you are using the re- vised spelling. I do not object to your dropping the old style, in fact I am glad to see some of you try a new way of spelling. Miss Bixby-Wliat class of people laugh at nothing? Ellis-The Tenth Year Commercial. Camille leaves her typewriter at the end of the period, expressing weariness by look and action. The class have to smile at her care-worn face. The clouds, however, are soon parted by the sunny atmosphere of the Commercial class. Senior-If I had the dough I would get a buzz wagon. Junior-I am going to get an electric and charge it. Myra-Have you noticed Edith lately? Esther-No: what's wrong? Myra-Oh! she's quite VVitty these days. Experience Teaches. Justin-james, I am delighted to hear that you disapprove of dancing. james-Yes, Justin: I do. VVhen it comes to hugging a girl, I think it can be accomplished in better places than a ballroom. 1925. Old L. U. H. S. Student fknight of the roadj-I do not ask for alms, lady: no, I merely seek the aid of your assistance. Housewife-Certainly: what can I do for you with my needle? VVeary VVillie-I have a button, ma'am, and I trust vou will be kind enough to sew a shirt on it for me.

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YE LIBERTY 31 International Directory of 1940. Name. blames Barkley ..... Joseph Barkley .... Frank Bonnickson. . lYillie Cakebread. . . Edith Cakebread. . . Harold Collis ...... Zilla Cook ........r Justin Dyche. ..... . Eva Davis ......... Esther Dainty. .... . Marguerite Geddes.. Emelie Grueninger. Frank Helm ....... Ellis Howard ...... Jessie Johnson ..... Everett Le Moine.. Arthur Murphy .... Esther Murphy .... Rose Miller ........ Charles O'Hara .... Myra Pearce ....... Van Prince ........ Ruth Pemberton.. . . DeXfVitt Richardson. .Missionary .................... Ray Shafer ........ Olive Siple. .. ... Camille Sresovich. . Minnie Sheddrick... Morgan Schroder. . . Byron Swift ....... Albert Swift ....... Judson Swift ....... Claude lYristen. . . Margaret lilfhite .... Elaine XfVallace. . . Richard VVallace.. . . VVilliam Murphy. . . Occupation. justice of the Peace ....... .. Editor of Current Events . .. Professor of Latin, Yale ......... Successful Baker. .............. . Editor of Brentwood Suffrage Ga- zette ...................... Famous Pedestrian of U. S. ..... . Renowned Pianist .......... . . Dancing Master ............. . . Chorus Singer ................. XN'ife of a Successful Farmer ..... Editorial VX'riter of S. F. Examiner. . XYife of Minister ................ President of United States ....... Cashier of Brentwood Bank ...... Grass VVidow ............... . . Automobile Racer ......... . . Famous Vocal Teacher. . . . . Fashionable Milliner ............ Matron of Orphans' Home ....... Prop. of Oakley Packing House. . Latin Instrnctress .............. Inventor of Electric Hay Press. . . Asst. Postmaster-General of U. S... Athletic Trainer of U. C. ........ . Instructor of Agriculture of L. U. H. S. ..................... . Stenographer of U. S. Supreme Court ..................... Mrs. --- ................. Experienced Poultry Raiser ..... lail Keeper .................... VVireless Telegraphy Operator. . . Representative of Small Sz Little Shrimp Co. ............... . .Druggist ...................... Stenographer for President Helm.. President of VVoman's Club ...... Cartoonist for Byron Times . .. llfealthy Rancher .Q ........... .. Residence. Greater Brentwood. Chicago. Ill. Boston, Mass. Marsh Creek. Brentwood. Everywhere. Paris. South Africa. London. Knightsen. San Francisco. Honolulu. XVashington. Brentwood. Del Monte, Colo. London. Chicago, Ill. St. Louis, Missouri. North Brentwood. Oakley. Brentwood. Detroit. VVashington, D. C. Berkeley. Alaska. Brentwood. Vlfashington, D. C. Marsh Creek. Oakley. Martinez. Samoa Islands. Seattle. Oakland.- Vlfashington, D. C, Brentwood. Byron. Montana.