Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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THE LIBERTY BELL Q c-onipleted, equipped with all necessary niarliinery and electric appliances. A track for athletics has also been made, but the trouble is we do not seein to have any boys who consider themselves siiiiiciently qualified to enter the meet. The girls' basement has been parti- tioned off and the nicest little sewing room fitted up. A carpet is laid upon the floor. lace curtains are hung on the windows. Tables, ironing boards and all ner-essary apparatus have been supplied by the wood shop boys. Vile wish to ex- - ...of ll41 tend our thanks to the Board of Trustees for their interest without which the ini- provements could not have been made. We are sorry we have not more pic- tures for our annual but we were unable to obtain them. We sincerely hope the annuul will please the public. VVe have done the best we can and no one can do more. We wish to thank the business men, teachers, students and everyone else who have assisted us with LIBERTY BELL. . Q R!-

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THE LIBERTY BELL f V Mir ,jigstrrg By AILEEN PORTER, '14. The ancient castle with its towers situated at the head of the valley seeming upon a cliff. Three sidcs are thickly wooded. The accessible side is bare rock and the massive, gray walls, jarred and rent by earthquakes, can be seen clearly in the distance. ln reality it is a place more perfectly fitted for a fortress. Many years have passed since any one has lived there, thus there are many weird tales connected with the castle. ln olden times our grandfathers did not have banks in which to deposit their money so it was the custom to hide or bury it about their homes. Among those who buried their wealth was an olfi miser and he is said to have found a hiding place for his treasure some-where within the castle ' ' ' ' S i K 8 it is -I' S Early one evening a group of strange men, passing through the village above which towered the old castle, stopped at the lun. During the usual exchange of stories. the favorite theme of the old miser's hid- den treasure strongly aroused in them the spirit of adventure. Later they met in Clover's room as he was the most enthusiastic and decided to go in search of the miser's gold. Four nights were to he given to the investiga- tion nf the castle grounds and on the fifth they were to make their entrance. I Silver volunteered to be the first to go forth and make an examination. He made ilis way through the forest and up the narrow gorges over rocky arcades until he stood before the castle. How beautiful it looked as the pale moon shone upon it! But what did he see before him as plain as day! Yes, it was a young girl as pretty as a picture and quite tall. She was stand- ing in the hattlement, waiting. Now an older lady and a handsome youth came to her side. They spoke, then the young man turned to his mother and kissed her tenderly. He took his sister in his arms and thus they stood, his face buried in her hair. Then they too, parted. Now the mother and girl waved their hand- kerchiefs to the departing figure. The mother withdrew and the girl seemingly heartbroken sank down, her head resting on her folded arms. Silver was filled with terror, and hardly believing what he witnessed, re- turned to his fellow comrades. What have you to tell? asked the boys as he stepped across the threshold. Nothing except there is only one way and that's up the front. replied Silver. Well, whose turn is it next? asked Plover. Guess it's mine. answered Elliot. Pe traveled the same way and. like 1