Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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lIll'lllI,U.'II tl1e fenee illlfl sgiid. She Jllllll there :ind l1e wns gone. I guess I will he here when 'inolher PWIIIGS home, lIlllI'II1ll1'9fl Jessie i11 KIQSDEIIF. Ilnt just then she s11w 21 new Vzly of hope. The old w11sh wo1111111 of' the 11eigl1ho1'l1 md IIZIS liiliilllg' witl1 El l111sket ot' relothes, Uh gkllllilyl eoine here please. e11lled Jessie. :und the old wo11111n 9,-nzed ill l1e1'. then setting down her 1l111sket. stnrted over, Bring tl1e c-lothes, sln-ielqed Jessie, IVell s11kes 11live Miss Johnson. 11ow nint Illill 21 tix yon's in 11nd l1e1'tt11eeh1'oke into il sniile. Now fltbllil thnt heat y'1n'? Whose elothes :ire tl1osel? nsk-ed Jessie 0.lQ'91'ly. Miss Il11i11ty's dawn 11t tl1e eo1'ne1'. Jessie lB1'UXYlIl'll :ind 'hit her lip i11 veX11ti:111. For she Zlllfl M'ss llziiinly 'were hnrdly f'riendly owing 'lo il little llIlSllll!l01'Sl:llllllllgl over il ee.rt11in soeial Iillllltlllbll. Iint this w11s no time to ininee 11111tte1's. Get 111e 1111 lllNil6'1'SliIl'l. illllllj' qniek. she said. The old Aunty hronght. np il pretty 6lUlJ1'HllIU1'Bll skirt. Jessie slipped it over her l1e11d. Xo1v give me il top skirt. sI1e Sillfl. There uint none lllll this white one. Give 111e tl111tl Jessie SZIIII severely 11nd slipping' 'this over hend she 'fnsteiied it illlll pnl o11 tl1e helt she llillll l2lliGll oft . Does my while shirt look t'1111ny with look fine. rezissnred the I'l'll'lliIlj' wnsh won111n. Well I t1h1111k you very 1lll1l'il illlll 11ow I guess there is no dniiger of anyone stezvl- ing Illj' own skirt if I leuve it here. It was 1l111lt'-past four wl1e11 flnshed illlll smiling' Jessie 111ppe11red i11 0live's 1111 1'- lors. The tahles were fll1'9:lflj' illlll the hell rung' 11t onee. I 111111 so sorry I was lute, but I w11s 111111void11bly delayed. s11id Jessie 215 she took tl1e v11e1111t sent w11iti11g'. Across l'1'lDIll l1er snt Miss Dninty. Jessie tneked the snowy skirt 1111der 'her guiltily, IHIICYIIIQ' she deteeted 11 look of reeognitisou in lllill young' l11dy's g'l2lllf'B. but of eonrse sl1e ol'- fered no GXDIIIIIRIIIUII then. nor did she he- tr11y 1111y 2Il2l1'IU when one of' the Indies spoke of the tronhle she had getting' il ser- vnnt Zllld Miss Dainty spoke up saying. Yes, I h11ve sneh 21 time with my WlISl1lllj1'. I SQIII it o11t on Monday 11nd here it is Sut- ll1'd2ly 11nd it h11sn't eome yet. It's dread- fully ZIIIIIOYIIIQ. there 1v11s El eert11in white dress I wanted for this 11t'ternoon. Jessie tneked IIGI' skirt il-lllllll IIPI' more elosely -IHII did lllll e11te1' i11Io the l'UllYG1'Sil- tio11. 'I'l111t night il very long' note of apology went to Miss Ilninty illlfl ill? illlll Jessie hee-111ne the hest of friends 11g':1i11. tl1is lhin skirt. nsked Jessie. No 5-o11's K- Mu 'lf- - 41 - J - -mrs. .y'sn- JT? -QQ S?

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Svvninr lgrnpltvrg Ilarvard t'niversity, Meanwhile Big' Feet stood as grouchy April 20. 2000. My Dear Sister:+So well I know your sympatlietic nature that Iwill write this to tell you my latest experience. a discovery of a new constellation in the Heavens and what it has brougiht forth. As you know, I have always had a firm belief in 'the transniigration of the soul and lately it has been proven to me. who I was when I was an inhabitant of this earth in the year nineteen hundred and ftwelve. Listen to my story! Last Saturday evening' the stars were very bright and I sat for some time on the piaza, viewing' the different constellations. I inally my eye found one that appeared altogether different from the others. There was one large star with two points much lzrnger than the others. The second star was a britg'ht fiery red and stood close to the first one. The other two were not so gentile. Une of 'them insisted on tumbling' around, as if it were constantly falling' down. Its mate behaved in a most pe- culiar tmanner. too, for it eeaselessly 1'e- volved around the other three darting here and there as if it were intoxicated. My culriosity was deeply aroused and I ordered my chariot. a model aeroplane. Soon I was soaring- oft' into space in 'the direction ot' these peculiar stars. Bang! Smash! Before I was aware of it. I had crashed into the one with the long' project- ing' points and to my great surprise these paints we1'e SIIUQNI I heard some one calll Great Ileavensl It was my own voice and I had a dim recollection ot' having' seen those shoes somewhere. lint 'lllj' mind was clouded. Yoiees began to call me. Get out ol' my way, I'm going- sporting. said one and the hig tutnthling' star sped hy me. hut tripped on a moon heam and sailed headlong' into spare soon returning' to its formelr position. Wt-'ve got to decide on those pins, said the blazing' red sl:tI'. I -hall write to the jeweler. I wish something' exciting would hap- pen, l'm tired of this. I.et's take a day oft.. I d'vn't know my lesson. as ever in her corner with never a word to sav. All this was vaguely familiar to me but I could not -collect my senses and bus- ied lmyself with my broken machine which I had hitched to the corner of Big' Feet's heel. Beat itl Get off the earth. Those words were too familiar. I knew now who my companions were-the lSenior Class of 1912. How did I knolw it IVhy that star with the impossible feet was none other than myself. Instinct told me that. IYhat did I know about the ISBIIIOIUCIHSS of 1912? II'ell, I was one of them. Did I not say that I believed in transmigration of the soul? IYhen I was on this earth before. I was 'called Jessie Johnson and though I am a professor at Harvard University now, it is a fact. just the same. I was glad to meet myself and to see myself as others see me and also to have a proof of my favorite doctrine, that of translmigration. Next Ibegan to introduce myself. Of course. the girls were glad to see me again. I'Iven my other self was sociable. lIYe talked over old times. Esther Ilainty. the star twhifch tumbled around. related that she had heeome so tired of living' single life. that she had taken up missionary work in an entirely uncivilized island. lying a trifle to ,the north west of the south pole. There she made life so warm that the in- night. hy halhitants had killed her one drowning' 'her in a kettle ut' iee eold whale oil. She was placed in the heavens as a star. Ilere she remained alone until Katie Murpliy. the red star. had come up to keep her company. hy special permission from Jupiter. lit-fore this Katie had lived a short life on earth and had set up a fae- tory in lirentwood lint' the purpose ol' hrintino' Ili-fh 'School invitations and ol' lll'4l-QlllllgtitllIlllIlOll1'Pllll'lll dresses. lI ive vears after lfalie's arrival. tliivt Siple had surprised her old schoolmates hy suddenly appearing' in their midst one lnoruing- before they were awake and sing- lllg1 Gootl Night in a wondert'ul alto voir-e