Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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SICCON Il YEAR CLA SS. Edith, whose eyes are so black. In German is a cracker-jack. Myra, who always wears a smile, Writes Latin papers by the pile. Harold, who is our athlete, In this county can not be beat. Everett, with his curls ls the pet of all the girls. Albert comes in a one-horse chaise And very often misses a day. Justin, who has golden hair, One moment he can not spare. Richard, who is so Slow but sure, Finds German hard to endure. Elaine, so little and so coy, Does all her work with joy. -A. E.W

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T0 FRANK ANI! VAN. Lives there the boy with soul so dead Who 1-ever to himself hath said. As on his bed shone morning light, I wish the school burned down last night. She couldn't hear Harold's suit because his tie was so loud. Retta Green is quite attracted by Brendt-wood. Susie, in English l.: Was Minerva married? Miss McIntyre: No, of course not. She was the goddess of Wisdom. Katie: How it is that you stand so much lower in your studies in January, than in December? Katie M.: Everything is nfarked down after the holida mother. HIS SAID FLIGHT. Now woe is me, my chance is slim, On this, ales! l did not reck, l can not ring my .Iessie's hand- Her father says he'll wring my neck. Stanley C.: That girl is a fine girl. Frank H.: Stanley C. is a shaker. What is her creed? t'From the way she disposed of my suit I s TO NON A I DVERTISERS. We don't want to buy? your dry goods. We don't like you any more: You'll be sorry when you see us, Going to some other store. We don't need tooth-paste nor powder. Almond cream or other fads, We don't want to trade at your store, If you don't give us your ads. Prof. V. tin U. S. Historyl: Frank H. What happened Frank H.: How do I know I'm just IS. T0 LELANID BRENIDT. Last nigh: I lzeld a little hand. So dainty and so neat Methought my heart would burs So wildly did it beat, No other hand unto my heart, -Could greater solace bring-- Than that I held last night. Which was four aces and a king. t with joy you know, hould say she in 1812?