Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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vl - ' HISTORY ' 3 cc .me to scliool th:.t lirst nornin t feoling very insig- nificant end green. I think every member of the class v ill remember it withoat tryi.ng. very hard. Wg sat in the math, room all tliat morning. Must of us were frightened half to death a.nd were airaic. to move. V hen the morning was about hr ii over, Mr. IJish came in end talked to us. He told us vvhct we should do and what v;e should not do, and after much confusion, we at last had our subjects picked out. About V e ' lnesday of that wnek the up;,:er classm.en started after us, and put us through the usual trj.cks. Two v eeks aiter e started school v;e had a mxeeting and elected officers. They were: Sadie Wightman--President Me 1 ba Cake bread — Vi c e-Pr e s id ent Ruth Grande ll--Secretary and Treasurer The rest of cur Froshraan year was rather uneventful except for the occassional initiation that was given us by the upper classmen. SOPEOMORI]S i ' ;7e came b.ack to school our second year, haDpy to think that we wcrenH freshmien rny longer. V e had neglected to elect our officers at the end of our freshman year; so it was necessary to elect them at the beginning oi the term. The foil w i ng were o 1 e c t e a : Amorot te Crawford — President Mad a loin ' Me ar a — Vi c c -Pr o s i dent Melba Cakobread — Secretary and Treasurer Under the direction oi our new president, we began to give sales in order to raise funds for our Sophomore Hop HE

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which vies to bo some timo ir October. Aitoi mach discussion v e docidGd to give it on Ilallov o ' en since it would bo easier to decorr.te. It was r. great success, and vjc are sure that everyone enjoyed it. ' . e then devoted the rest oi our timo to our studies hoping that none ol us would have to take the final examinations. Ilear the end of the term ' ve had a class meeting to elect ofiicors for the ensuing year. We elected the following: Cecil Woolley--Prcsident Jimmy Watson — Vice-President Delmcr Wilder — Secretary and Treasurer .JUl IORS Wo thought we were quite grown up and wise when we first started our Junior ye:. r. It was rather uneventful until we picked out St. Patrick ' s day for our Junior Prom. I might suggest to you, in case any of you pick on that date for future dances, that it is not a v ise choice. People do not like to appear green, and since the hall must be decorated in green for the occassion, the reflection of the color puts them in too undignified and silly an attitude to please thorn. However, to make you feel better, I will add that our Prom, was, nevertheless, a great success. One other big event must be mentioned, ajid that is the Junior--Scnior dinner, which was a pleasure from start to finish. The dinner v as very good, and the tables wore beautifully decorated. One of the boy ' s shoe strijigs caught on fire during the dinner, and there was considerable com- motion until the fire was put out. After dinner our class President called on several of the guests for speeches. We ended our party by going to the California Theater at v v