Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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JOLLEY JUNIOR SET Ry BLANf'lllC JUICTT, 715 Listen my c-hilrlren mul youu sh:1ll heur A rhyvne ot' the Junior Vlzlss so fleur. Of the Freshies and Sophs you llZlY0 llQ1l1'1l Nou' you must listen to this xvorfl. Alvin who is so very shy Is surely never pert: He often seems to he zlsleep Hut yet he is ulert. Neva is our little flirt, She always had the liuhit, And when she sees her -l'lit'Fy near She gets fussefl as 11 ruhhit. Sluts loves to hiteh up horses For eertuin girls you know, But were it not for Zehie rleur lVe feel 'tyvouhl not he so. Fruneis still uses her pretty smiles lVhieh have eupturefl il, Q'I'illll'lillP1 And every noon they take 21 walk So she often eoines in lute. Fun it he Pat smokes a pipe? Ah, yes! ,tis sad to tell, lVith tohneeo rare and ripe He'll surely sound his knell. Ellzfs the new girl Qt our sc-hool, She might have proved most elever At hnsket bull. hut skinncml her arm, Sinee then she ling played-never. John mal-'es eyes at 21 Senior guy: Now isn't that some nerve? HQ is 21 goo-rl -ball player. too, And eau throw ai Q'rueel ul eurve. Lust but not least of Juniors Fomes Hlunelie-u eertuin winner- lf you think she works liurcl at sf-hool Just vvziteli her at her dinner.

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method ot' disposzil is lel't to the lixeeu- tive l'onuuittee-Many the best main win. l ourteenth. llenrv Plumley wills his u.neontrolluhl0 foreloek to Fred Mar-gurn lt muy he bleu:-hed it l'ound too dzlrk und zililiixed with little trouble by use of eourt plnster. llis childlike ways he proeluims us severed trom himself und bestowed up- on Vernon l'2lli0lll'01ld, who will doubtless put them to good use. Ilis tootsie wootsie shoes he leuves to Andrew Porter as at keepsake, muy he forever cherish them. Fifteenth. transfers to Frzuik Shellie his undisturbed. occurring between 1:40 and YVith this nssistunee he nrziy Everett Lemoin generoulsly dozing' hour 2:20 P. M. have ample time to dream of more mis- his waking' hours are fully ehief, since occupied. His Curly pompzldoum he leaves to Aubrey accompanying- the knowledge that it wins great favor with the girls. His I should worry attitude he be- queuths to Johnnie Sullenger that he may glide smoothly over his troubles in high svhool life. Sixteenth. It any other vulnuble ef- l'er-ts of the late elass are seen after their demise, may they the nuetioned to the highest bidder and the proeeeds tlierf-of ll I erzimmed into the treasury for the benefit ol' its l riends und l zieulty. IN 'l'l'IS'l'lMONY Wlllilll-IOF, we have siuned :ind seuled this instrument und in the presenee of witnesst-S deeluring' it to he our lust will und t0Silllll0llt. llone at Brentwood, t'ulil'ornia, May 29, 1914. ICSTIIICR MVRPIIY MAE PHMBER'l'ON All,l'1I'IN l'OR'1'lCR MARY PARRNTI HAROLIJ VOLLIS SUSIE IJIVKINSON EVHRET1' LRMOIN HENRY PLUMLICY The undersigned were present and wit- nessed the signing' and sealing of the t'o:eg'oing' instrmnent of writing -by said testzltors, Senior Floss, llll-l. and heard them deelare the some to he their lust will :ind testament. and nt their request. and in their presenee. :md in the presence of ezieh other. signed their belief that the said testutors were, at the time of lawful nge and of sound and disposing' mind. NOAII Wl'IPSTl'IR'S MARTl'IRPlFIf'E f'l'he New Onel THE LONG MIRROR HAROLD LUCAS I llllw ,lllllllll

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PERCY ALGERNON ny rimxris nnowx, '15, Percy Algernon Brookes Jr. sat up in the hammoek and tossing' away his eigar- ette gazed lazily around him. Above. per- feet blue sky with three tiny white elonds like nice clean wooly lambs, below velvety green grass fleeked with little white and yellow daisies. and all around him fruit trees ot' every deseription. Perey Algernon rose languidly. gazed anxiously at the knees of his white flannel trousers to see that they preserved their erease, straightened his lavender tie and sautnter- ed over to the nearest pear-h tree. llere he earefully selected a peaeh, strippd off the skin and ate it, wiping his fingers daintily oft' on a lavender bordered hand- kerehief. Percy Algernon Jr. was truly a thing of llis sleek. yel- in the sunlight faee was pink beauty and a joy forever. low pompadour glistened like so mueh gold. His and his rather small eyes were bright blue fringed with golden lashes. llis negligee shirt ot' soft silk was a work of art and his white flannel trousers faultlessly ereased. His white eanvas shoes were spotless and his lavender tie everything a tie shond be. Perey Algernon was not above average height, in faet. rather below it, and looked more like a pretty little girl masquerading as a boy than anything' else. He had eome out to the eountrv for his health ttoo many eoektails and lobster saladsl and so far had been intensely bored. llis only hope of diversion lay in a pretty nieee of the man with whom he wag staying. and that hope was faint. for so far she had been b-irely eivil to him. llowever Perey Algernon was a persistent young' man. As he finished eating his peaeh on this Fine June morning' and gazed around him with a bored air. a girl eame tlirou-'zh the frees. A smile parted l'erey', lios and he bowed. Ah 'tis Titania herself' that eomes hither. Whfflier away. fair one The Fair Une looked rather displeased than otherwise. Good morning, Mr. Brookes, she said rather eurtly and added, l'm Going to get some fruit for Lnele Hillf As she passed on Mr. Brookes gazed at her with a puzzled air and somewhat mournful expression. Why would that girl never tlirt wtih him? Ile rhook his head sadly and went back to tht- hammoek, sat down. still gazing at her. Florenee lioring' was really verv pretty. She was small, slender and graee- ful. ller hair was dark and slightly wavy. falling over her forehead and ears in little eurls. ller faee was rather pale than otherwise and delieate looking, her lips bright searlet and she had large brown eyes. This morning she was wear- ing a dark blue skirt and a white sailor bloinse with a red tie. She was earrying a jaunty Panama hat whieh she put on after she passed Brookes. As he sat there watehing her a young man eame through the orr-hard ealling. Florenee. oh, Florenee, wait a minute! Perev Algernon noted with some satis- t u-tion that hp was not very handsome: but there was something' very likafble and attrac-tive about him. lele was not extremely tall but well made and strong looking. Ile wore gray eorduroys and a gray shirt open at the neek and with sleeves rolled up, displaying well tanned nec-k and arms. His fave was also tanned and his hair was dark. 'llis blue eyes looked strangely blaek by eontrast. When the girl heard his voiee she turn- ed and smiled. and when he eame un w'th her he tumbled a small, fat. blinking puppy from under his arm on the grourfl. Sho sqnealed with delight and pieked it up. Perey Algernon watehed all this at- turncd over in the ham- teutively. then mor-lc and went to sleep. -Ile was just waking' up when Florenee and the young man passed him on their