Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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The old faith; We may hav3 it aj ain Tor the aGkiug. Coo i knov s v. ' e need it J The wor .d, sick and faint and weary, rockiii, ! upon its foundations, may la hold of faith, as strong as . i childhood faith, once more, I i ¥e have had faith in our classmates and teachers; we have j been faithful to Liberty for the pasb four years, and no vv v e j have gained the goal of our desire--a result of faith and I ! ener3y--graduation and diplomas, Vvith such faith in each | other and in all humanity let us trust to the future and the ! I opportunities that have been opened to us. Trust, loyalty, and faith will help us to find our desires of life--HAPPINESS, S.Wo ' 26 IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE SENIORS The world will little note nor long remember what they i said here, but it will never forget v hat they did here. Let I this be in quotations because it is partly Lincolnized to fit ' the sad occasion of the final farewell of the Senior Class. By | this, you are to understand, of course, that those worthy mem- { I 1 bers are not going to their final resting place, (vvhere all is i ( peace and quiet, in spite of the Fords v hich continuallv thror-i i into the heavenly portals, carrying cargoee of departing spirits) but out into the great wide world. According to rule j and custom, you, dear departers, have passed one milestone of I . XI. e s wey, ana are to enter new fields where vice and tem.p- J tation stand ready to grab you. Heaven forbid that you become j I sinners; yet such could hardly be the case after issuing forth i - t I from the saintly walls of L. U. H, S. I I Praise is a necessary factor in maintainirg the courage oil ! even those endowed with intreped spirits. Theie are many land-

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atory elements in your mf .l:o-up beloved Seniors, tl e.t pre WvjJi| worth intrusting to ' pen s.nd ink; consecuontly s. fev; lines v ill | not be amiss. Throughout tho ye. .ry you have shown yourselvc: , to be blessed with the essentials requisite to the attachment » of placards, hearing the v ords uocd-hcnrted. School spirited. , a.nd Progressive , upon your coat sleeves, Oi:r critical Judges: ; (shall v;e say gossips) who spare the reputation of no man send! in the report, Passing Fair ' ' , uliich is almost too much to ex- ' , pect from this body. If this is not adcquite proof for the I 1 curious minds of the mob, possibly the proposition ma y be solved to the satisfaction of all unbelieving misbelievers. j Hov; have the Seniors gained the title, good hearted ? j Sim.ply understa.nd and practise the following quotation, con- j cocted from the Book of Sayings, never said, and you mpy enter j i I i the Ilingdom of Wise Fools! Treat all men, as well as diLmb j creaxures, as you would have them treat yoUr Not to worry j ; I tired brains, I shall patiently explain how this applies to j the Seniors attitude toward students Y:ho are not blessed with their bre.in power. Ilever mind such words fis condescension, sa.rcasm, knoiv it all , and others of the like auj.lities been j i associabed with their redoubtable characters, ' e forgive tnen ' .; if in the stress of finals, their visages wear Ganquine, flurried expressions, which will not permit them to speak sweetly to their inferiors. Poor Seniors, you have heard the term, school spirit , I i from the time you burst the bone ' s of childhood and entered the : realmis of the A E C ' s. Again you are to hear it, but this tiri ' ' -. t to your own advantage. Be thankful for this, if nothing ' else- i i never wi I], you feel the prickings of conscience when some i