Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)
- Class of 1929
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ZAH Y': .4 I Q.-VV ' 1 v .9 .J7 , ,EY AW xl ' ' , LfXI1rLFL.f U LLJLALJ L L., 'L.t Lr1,r1.c L Q 'LJ L Q27 N 59 5 3 'ig in l Q ,sv we Add ur 'XJ L THE BROADCASTER Founded in 1924 4' I Published by the students of d Liberty Union High School, Brentwood, California 1 l Issued semi-annually +f ' 8 Subscription for one year 5Od, single copy fiogf ,-,Lil l Vol. V No. 2 June 14, l929Q!, STUDENT STAFF F337 1 Lditor-in-chief -------------- ------- Cynthia Burroughs. Associate Editor--- ------------------- Marian Saldz T Business Manager ---- -------------------- Iola Dainty Literary ------------ P School Events --------- - L Club Notes Collector--- -------Agnes Dutro --Geraldine Dceney ---Theo Ella Thompson L f Sports ---------------- ---- Donald Jacobsen James Columbo . Joshes --------- ----- H-Agnes Dutro Artist- ----- ---- M--Dorothy Hegester assistant ---- ------ Marian Saldz Typists --------- - ---- Hazel Wollam l Ramona Arata Zelma Hudson Gladys Sullivanij l Mimeoscoping ---- ------ ---- ------ Dorothy Hegester X555 'Mimeographing--- ------- ------- ---- Laura Mantelli ,J dl ADVISORY STAFF Literary ----- ------------ Christal Easton Murpbyinu-X Art ------------ ------- Jean Perow Pasmore Jwkvx 5 Publication ------- ---- Eline Anderson Spindt ! Tarfiofm X e on F115 5 do S -S y pppp I digg-F1 4 as IQAWA p . 'w,1'1ff'Y'N3- g8'fffiJ fm.'11'f f 'W f'5f ? 01Hfw SCIBE :ml fwfr Q - -1- 4 ef- - 1- --.- - H- - 1-1' 4 -f Wuniimi' 25,5 wr- .W WWW ig X 5 f-1 D 1 . 2555 A 3 th , , , P p 4,1 1 1 I ' L '1 +H.,V W Q - HM 4 , fpf5':'ImM1ugx:m fy W 1136? I ni .abwfofsl 1 Q f . ' ' Y W! 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P ' u . ,- 'A WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Baseball 143, Hi jinks Play 143 , Senior Play 143 Q Service Club 13, 43. RAMONA ARATA Service Club 13, 43: Dra- matic Club 13,431 Hi Jinks Play 13, 433 Class Secretary - Treasurer 143 Q Senior Play 143, K. K. K. 13,-43. LAUSTEN ARMSTRONG Track Team 12, 3, 43, Captain Class B 1435 Sen- ior Play 143. CYNTHIA BURROUGHS Service Club 11, 2, 3, 43, C. S. F. 12, 3, 43, Presi- dent 133, Broadcaster 11, 2, 3, 43, Editor 143, Schol- arship Cup 133, Shakes- pearean Contest 12. 33, Student Affairs 133, Sen- ior Play 143, Tennis 143. 5,231 K, - 'z s 1, are , A Q 'S' gs....q: -.0 DOROTHY REGESTER Service Club 11, 2, 3, 43, C. S. F. 13, 43, President 143, Broadcaster 1Z,3,43, Dramatic Club 13, 43, Senior Play 143, Typing Team 143, Hi Jinks Play 1339 Tennis Team 143. JAMES HANNUM Service Club 11, Z, 3, 43, President 143, Class Vice- President 123, President 133, C. S. F. 133, Base- ball 11, 2, 3, 43, Captain 143, Bank Teller 143, Senior Play 143, Student Affairs President 143. KATHRYN VOLPONI Service Club 143, Spanish Club 11, 2, 33, K. K. K. 13, 439 Hi Jinks Play 133. PIETRO DEMATRI Service Club 123, Chair- man Senior Play Commit- tee 143, Future Farmers Club 143, Grape Judging Team 143 . GARTH Rose Track Team 62, 3, 47, Cap- tain 6475 Soccer 6375 Or- chestra 63, 475 Band 647. GLADYS SULLIVAN Student Affairs Secretary 6175 K. K. K. 63, 47, Vice- President 6475 Hi jinks Play 6375 Typing Team 63, 475 Orchestra 62, 3, 475 Spanish Club 61, 2, 37. MELBOR CRANDFLL Service Club 6275 Broad- caster 6175 Student Body Vice-President 637, Presi- dent 6475 Track 63, 475 County Record L. H. 6475 Baseball 63, 47. LAURA MANTELLI Service Club 62, 475 Hi jinks Play 63, 475 Dra- matic Club 63, 475 K. K, K. 61, 2, 3, 475 Senior Play 647. VVILDA LAVERE Service Club 61, 2, 3, 47, Secretary - Treasurer 627 5 C. S. F. 62, 37, Secretary- Treasurer 637 5 Broadcaster 62, 3, 475 Dramatic Club 63, 47, President 647 5 Typ- ing Team 63, 475 Senior Play 647. ARTHUR FREY Future Farmers Club 647 5 Truck Judging Team 6475 Tree Judging Team 647. ZELMA HUDSON Spanish Club 6175 K. K. K. 63, 475 Chairman Sen- ior Play Property Com- mittee 6475 Vice-President Student Affairs 647. ELMER GAUC-ER Service Club 6275 Orches- tra 61, 2, 3, 475 Hi jinks Play 61, 2,375 Class President 6175 Baseball 6475 Senior Play 647. W 11' fl , J n. ' u , .Q- 1 'n -I P ! .v-4 I ,Q 'l 1 Ii' I uh fp: - I , . W , J4g,.,x. X EH fu! I w . .-J I .i ,K-rn. I l'I 'Fifa I Q: , J F 'gif ug: bn-qi . .1 . mf- Q Jr. qt ff--4+ iT .' ' ' , 'r' ' ' 1--Ai-4',f' g 1 5 'r W? . g'1-2' .. -, -1..v'a,.4 1i J- 'JJ ' -' 'Q' 'V 1' '-V' -A ' 'fi It 4 - F'I L' f ' ' 41' Z .-'A' - , L Q, A- , - '14--iff fv-W ' ' - as I mv.- i V 2.3.72 ' -A ,J I , 'Wi w 'N '- J k. - .- - I ,V AJLM: ' A f ' r I ,U b .r . I J ' l 1,. I 1 VSIHLLN. .V . V 'r .F I W R 1 If 1 -gflgv - 1 .L ' 9 ,f +- -rf, x lj , . w n r F ROBERT FLETCHER Service Club 12, 3, 43 3 Fu- ture Farmers Club 143, Senior Play 143 1 Spanish Club 11, Z 3. HAZEL WOLI.AM Service Club 143, Typing Team 143: Broadcaster 143. EDGAR ARMSTRONG Service Club 113, Basket- ball 123g Student Affairs 133, Baseball 143, Class Vice-President 143. FREDA MATHISON Service Club 12, 3, 43: Dramatic Club 13, 435 C. S. F. 13, 43, Orchestra 1339 Promptress Senior Play 143, Hi Jinks Play 143, GLADYS FREY C. S. F. 12, 3, 43, Presi- dent 1433 School Banker 143, Service Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Typing Team 143. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG Baseball 12, 3, 43, Mana- ger 143: Future Farmers Club 143. Secretary 143. AGNES DUTRo Service Club 11, 2, 3, 435 C. S. F. 133, Broadcaster 13, 43, Girls' League Sec- retary-Treasurer 13 3, Pres- ident 143, Chairman Hi Jinks Committee 133 4 Sen- ior Play 143 g Typing Team 1435 Spanish Club 11, 23. GLENN GEDDES Ritie Club 12, 333 Glee Club 13, 43, Soccer 133, Hi Jinks Play 143, Senior Play 143. E-'S U . I r ,lf .I 1' ,- -if-4,-h. -. , 'wink A' 4. 14 , 'Y , n. if -if ' ' QQ- I ' , 'Az' -' 44 vk 3,4 : L I . 'L 1 -1 I EDWIN SELLERS Senior Play 143. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE Service Club 11, 2, 3, 431 C. S. F. 12, 3, 43, Vice- President 123: Broadcaster 143, Senior Play Business Manager 143. BYRON ACRFY Service Club 113. MABEL SNOW Service Club 11, 2, 333 Dramatic Club 143. BERNARD JANSSE Glee Club 13, 43, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 433 Track 12, 3, 43 5 Basketball 11, 23 5 Soc- cer, 11, 23. Af' GOLDA FREY Service Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Vice-President 1339 C. S. F. 12, 3, 43, Secretary 12, 431 Senior Play 1439 Class President 143. ELLIOTT JOHNSON Foreman of Auto Mechan- ics. JOSEPHINE COLUMBO Service Club 123 Q K. K. K. 113 5 Girls' League Secre- tary-Treasurer 143. DONNER XNILDER Service Club 11, Z, 3, 43, C. S. F. 12, 333 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 123. 9'-H2 'E l 'kin 5'9 ii' ' I ,T -' 3, 'Pl' . 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Ramona Arata '29 CLASS FLOWER--Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO--nBetter to lose the game, than win it at the loss of an ideal.H CLASS COLORS--Gold and White LIBERTY CTune of Mariel Liberty, the night is falling, Liberty The bell is tolling, and we are all recalling, With beating hearts and thrilling starts Our school in all its snlendor Its love so very tender, Our words we will surrender to you, Liberty. Liberty, the dawn is breaking, Liberty, We'll soon be waking, to find our hearts are aching, And tears will fall, as We recall Our school in all its sslendor Its love so very tender, Our words, we will surrender to you, Liberty. Laura Mantelli '29 AA xx. .- 'S u ls, .. ' .4 ' I '-. ' , 1 --.1 NN-Nxxwq - Q 1- Holm:-52 szJ'r'r1'.1 1-FWD' TWOG' m9oW'aaa1D '- u a 23l C'f1':? :wich 31101608 lliill- Qwpnh-T',wmulqtbA2uoq nlvfoos! stnfudf ,enoivaelvni has aJTLg bak .xxoidalntazgnoc e1eeH2a.oa1L --'gd :zezrgcz nw-a LII! smut 'wot 3118 ' Twin :Paola -,rtohwd aint! 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KWH!!-I g3.1'tL.Il5Q' UIQ 91? 511524 f A , i V aww: g:u1 ,f,1-nm bmp, inn,-gqxruea ngm - ioQuhinz 1: ' -Mlm 4 Q1,,,, loodqi, 1110 ' , , + v.i:r1eNii-I 511.02 ,Qt J f D 1 vlggavgfgpara : Jima fum 61-'G WSWS!! 4 Q , 51 'DU l IIXQQQQ can I Q gm I ' fQ95'1H1?!f -!5f?. f 4 M4'w0 . -Q . 1 A L nr M 1 Nngstfggwa ,nom not ff, 4 'A'BP'l'QU.f11-C0 , gifnf ,- , 931. Y . , Q-, 'MS V A ff 1 , I , A A , N , -' , - . 4 ' '. - V K '., . u., gl! ' ' ,P ' W -, I is ' ,y K 7 LJ. ' . . - 'Aid 31 1 ' 17-5 I ' '. ' f B.. . .sl 'L ' Ak - A . - ffzi 'I I 'Iikll HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1929 fter being away from dear Liberty High for five years, I went to visit it. Old Liberty looked fam- 0 iliar, but the students did not, although I could pick out one or two familiar faces from the crowd. fmwfk I wandered down the hall to the library, and from the e, I went into the English room. I sat down at one of the desks, and as I sat there, old memories returned to me. This room was our first major room into which were ordered as little green Freshmen, and we were told to stay. It was in this room that we became acquainted with each other and with the teachers. Mr. Nash, the principal, came into the room and told us some very frightening things which would happen to us if we broke certain rules. We kept these rules for'a time, but in a few weeks, we became a little more educated, and consequently, we did not heed them so strictly. We elected our class officers a few weeks after we had entered school. Most of us did not know each other very well yet, but we voted for the person with the most pleasant-sound- ing name. The person with this name must have been Elmer Gauger because he became our president. We elected Miss Rowe for our class advisor, and later she helped us over the rough places in excellent fashion. With Elmer Gauger, as president, and Miss Rowe, as our advisor, we proceeded very rapidly. We gave sales to raise money for our Sophomore Hop the next year. The upper classmen did not treat us so terribly roughly at the Freshies' Reception. We had several large students in our class, and I guess they were afraid of these big Freshmen. At the end of our Freshman year, we elected our president for the next year. Cynthia Burroughs was chosen. We began our Sophomore year with a nbangn. We were one step higher, and even though we were shunned by the upper class- men, we were above the lowly stage of the Freshmen, who now had to look up to us. This consoled us a little. Miss Rowe was still our class advisor. This year, we were looking Forward to our Sophomore Hop, and we started working on this right away because we wanted it to be a success. The night of the Sopho- more Hop, the auditorium was decorated like a forest, with a blue sky, a deer, trees and mountains in the distance. You may be sure that everyone had a good time. Near the end of this year, we elected our officers for the ensuing year, and Ted Dwelley was elected as our president. At the end of our Sophomore year, we experienced a great loss through the death of president, Ted Dwelley. We also lost our class advisor, Miss Rowe. She left to teach in Piedmont. I wandered from the English room into the Spanish room. This brought the memories of our Junior and Senior years, be- cause we changed our major room from the English room to the flflflflfIfVlflflAfl -- -1- - 1- '---nr 111' 'yuuri ' ' - ' Q A . ml iw wffa.1n m'r V 1 H HW' ,n IQYFIT- .ff-'V lfvgff? me lm 41 'fMf .g.ff -:r:f.n. am .:r:' nm f-1 .Lbf15fP9' 1 'Lf'f1, ,ffm hffv s+::f'YifU:h3 ,ggi 5'f'f' 1'- f - W ff wi. ff:-,l:.r fm. rw: ud , .b: o mu 9011 Fw, mfw,,.+,r 9. fJ -as r13m.Qm m-my ' Qfgvgf' 5524- gf '. fist' I , r:1.,sg.q 'gfnijjktgna nfhb -N fl, m 8 ,.g',,f 35 ,t!i T!.JJ 'i' ff.'1G'f!i'fh!'! lfT9ld7 l I ' L 4' 'ff' ww W w 'f1 3z5gM11w9?'w ' 1 E' ?' 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I . , N v - I I nf f 5' 'WL' 1 4 , 901, C-SQ! 9:4 hal -wat- g1n1+ JI' vifaff II ' 5 T ,. . f A . , V , , H. . X A - , V ' U. ' '. 2, s , x H' J I N432 Y - it YY,, ,,,,, VJ - - ,-1.1, ,.-.L 7. We : 1' Jar' : JL - - !,,f1!,f l , 1 ,f'1,,f'1,,f L,f q L,f 1,,f'1,f 'Lf'! 7 pf Spanish room.' At the beginning of our Junior year we elected a new president, Marion Lasrence. Our new class advisor was Miss Maston. We were getting along very nicely when Marion left, on his departure, our vice president, James Hannum, filled the vacancy. Our Junior Prom drew a large crowd. The audirorium was decorated to represent Holland, and on the stage was a big Dutch windmill. The orchestra pit was made to look like a tulip bed, and the tulips were in the school colors. Punch was served from a small Dutch Windmill. At the end of our third year, we elected our class officers for our Senior year, and the pres- ident selected was Golda Frey. We were now high and mighties . We felt quite proud to think we had the say above the other classes, and they had to look up to us. We had a little change in our class, for Miss Masten changed her name to Mrs. Murphy. We had to look forward to our Senior Play, Senior Ball and our Commencement exercises.' Our play was The Lion and the Mouse , and we worked hard on it, but our efforts were not in vain, for we had a large crowd the night we presented it. We gave our farewell dance, the Senior Ball, on June seventh. We had a nice time, but we all felt very blue to think we would never again give a class dance. June fourteenth was certainly a night of nights for us ------ Commencement! That evening we left our high school life and ' turned our faces toward the still greater experiences of life, but we shall always keep close with us reminicences of our good times together and the memories of our association and friend- ships there. Agnes Dutro '29 ous serious Our Seniors, whom we often call The leaders of us all, Are soon to depart from Liberty High To which they came when they were not so high. The majority will go to college perchance, and some may go an the stage to dance, Others may stay hone and toil on the farm, While many may gain success with their charm. We will always think of the happy days we've had Some of those thoughts perhaps will make us sad,' Some may cause smiles and laughter too, But most of all they will make us remember you. Lucille Trembley '50 RAA X - A A --,,.fX'-. fN-..1'-- --, f. g !,'1..'-sip ' j '::-lfazfi. V..fJ7f'1fn If.if?. t3!t.t,s'fwf.? Q:51t 8'i'1. ,lib MIM' EJ a. 'I-wry , f s-.2m':J ffm 'f.i.P-2'l .'6fDli!P fs 'Nil 9611P.CGu 5, ,M I ,,f-fa -fu n'g.. :-' ':.'---:Jn wmv SH0lf!fA!f1.Q31. ' affix If .:.1 ,z:x.urv-'wil xzfmmi. ,:fnfvi1,!fwgfq.5gQ.Q,! , uvimuwlhna Max .rwoun-w3QBI'v H919 wwf? 3,26 3: Qrnn '-1,1 fa: bf? 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'V 3,4-. -- -. , .4,' . 1r'f-- n '.4 1 vi' A . 0, 'X 4 ' v 'tk' 5 . lm-- .n ' - .-, f7,w l v 1 4 5 , E., M1 di WILL OF THX CLASS OF '89 e, the Liberty Union High School Seniors of 1929, wish to leave behind us, tokens which we hope our X fellow schoolmates will appreciate and cherish. I, Byron Acrey, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to Nwisecrackn, and also my ability to sleep in book- keeping and not get caught doing so, to Ruby Frey. I, Ramona Arata, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to second motions in Girls' League meetings to Lucille Tremblay. I also will my ability to walk rather fast to Edward Renas, I hope he will double my speed and hold the national record. I, Edgar Armstrong, no hereby will and bequeath my high grade f5J in English to James Columbo, I hope he will not offend it I, Joseph Armstrong, do hereby will and bequeath my run- nigh ability to Karrer. I, Lausten to run the mile they will break 1, wiiiiam Charles Lewis, my pitching ability to Felix Armstrong, do hereby will and bequeath my abilit to Eleanor Iverson and Irene Richardson. I hope my records. Armstrong, do hereby will and bequeath, to Sayde Cooper, my abilities to dance and sing, I know she will win grea fame with them. I, Cynthia Burroughs, do hereby will and bequeath my mar- velous ability to do acrobatic stunts to Jack Vance, I hope that he will appear as fascinating while performing as I have always :LOOKGGQ I, Josephine Columbo, do hereby will ann bequeath my good disposition to Carrol Conger, I sincerely hope that she will not slay it. I, Melbor Crandall, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to hurdle, to Marian Saldz and I hope she attains ,rest fame. I, Pietro Dematei, do hereby will and bequeath to Oscar Burroughs, my ability to work science problems, I hope that he will make better use of it than I have. To Henry Martin, I will my decorating experience. He'll need it. I, Agnes Dutro, do hereby will and bequeath my :unerfluous curly hair to Jack Vance. I hope that he will make the most of it. I also will the lease of the two back seats in the Spanish room to Helen Webber and Leo Collins. T U t I, Robert Fletcher, do hereby will and bequeath to JacEl!!!7 -- -Y, ---- 317- -T RAA , :cl .. -NQ.:-fggxt-N-X.rrf Xq' +m?f'Kr1i.1, : ffl:f. 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I - .. - .att bean L.t aH was Q 4, Vaoupod has .Cllr 259184: al Jaw-038' I , , .a'g ! maqg 05? -if 1y f5 95'f1f035 QV? 9517' t0 f'B? N 'WSF : wiziaega .1 ' ' ff? V ' ww un od ww mem 1 fa: 021, V wmllloq an.1 ,nq - . . ,A lj i ':f,:,.i:fAQgf,,g,1'g3 font Q33 L.J33HQu'3' fmm Ilrw -rf-r.........1 -:. -4+ 1- - s you ri Iifafli i i Vance, my old baseball mit, I hope he will become one of Li - erty's baseball stars. To Helen Reese, I will my terrific speed in typing. I hope she will not have to use'water-cooled type- writers in the'future. To Marvin Tillotson, I will all of my old Ford tires, I hope he will be able to stretch a few thousand miles of service out of them. I, Arthur Frey, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to judge truck crops and trees to Charles Lewis. I hope he will be able to tell why potatoes get watery at the eyes. I, Gladys Frey, do hereby will and bequeath to the person named below: H.B. KA degreej to Beryl Lynch. ' I, Golda Frey, do hereby will and bequeath to Julien Wagen- et, my long legs. I hope he will cover as much ground with them as I have. I, Elmer Gauger, do hereby will and bequeath to Elger O'Meara, my ability to get back into classes after nditching.n I, Glenn Geddes, do hereby will and bequeath my bell-bottom cords to NBillien DeMello. I sincerely hope that he will not outgrow them before school opens again in the fall. I, James Hannum, do herebywwiif and.boqaeaa .theachevrolet to Marjorie Hannum, so that, she may have a way of coming to school next year. I also will my ability to scratch and dent fenders on other people's cars to nBobbien Walker, on occasions when Helen is with him. I, Zelma Hudson, do hereby will and bequeath my cooperation in Sewing Glass to Myrtle Middleton, so she will have more class Spirit for the coming year, I, Bernard Jansee, do hereby will and bequeath my height and weight to Marjorie Hannum and Julien Wagenet. I, Elliot Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath my mechan- ical ability to Marian Saldg. ,I hope that she will put it to good use, and I hope that she will never have to crank her Ford again. ' I, Wilda Lavere, do hereby will and bequeath to Helen Webb er, my habit of perching on desks and tables in the absense of Mrs. Murphy. I, Elizabeth Lawrence, otherwise known as nSisn, do hereby will and bequeath to Vivian Bonnickson, my middies, I hope that she will get more pleasure out of 1 . them than I did. I, Laura Mantelli, do hereby ability to Paul Gambs, my walk to that handicaps are often stimuli, to Sayde Cboper. will and bequeath my dramatic Wilma Peugh, and realizing I bequeath my shorthand abilit Y ,, ,I limi L BAA 5 , ,ii X . E- . ' : '1 :'-1'-vw--penis- ' A MTIKKXPQ Q sid me '-six . ,XX, .. wr' L 0' ' ' ' ' X X, al 4 X miqri! 'QI f-lui . 'vf ,'l N y .6j'! f-'-1'-' t 1' Fx- ' - 4' - - 1 - D. LM-X 5' ,za ,An up v L, P1 N.. IE, f .gt vtmavgx 'X ' , . 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A 5' fs? if, X-R XvfXX1?X,XXr,XX,m'3 X , A 5 XJ, X . 5- Q X , - u-it A .- ' -X 'iff XP. X - . .X X X X ' f. X 'sw . X ' 1 71 M, 52 111 d' ' i ' 1 X' XX 1 - A . x I ', , i :LX Q 6 ,XX- I lv 1, , Xi, X P n . ,l . , X R33 .,Xn.XX . X .5 ' f,X, 'XQIFWXQL'-326'-X -TXQQ ' ' ' X, 'f A ' 1 h1'......1n4'1ur ' ,I nr-Tl lm , , I, Freda Mathison, do hereby will and bequeath my perfect Spanish pronunciation to WButchW Columbo, I hope that he will profit thereby. I, Dorothy Regester, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to crack funintentionalj Wwisecrachsn in Chemistry to Oscar Burroughs. Now, Oscar, be sure to take care of this gift, for it may take the seriousness away from that tiresome course. I, Oliver Renas, do hereby will and bequeath my one plus grades in English to Edward Renas, and I wish him luck in try- ing to get more out of English than I did. I, Garth Rose, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to high hurdle to Julien Waganet and Frank McFarlan. I sincerely hope they will not break too many county records. I, Edwin Sellers, do hereby will and bequeath my girlish figure to Cebie Parker, I hope that she will use it much the same way I did. To Lloyd Thomas, I will my ability to run the 100 yard dash. I, Mabel Snow, do hereby will and bequeath my locker, which is number ll to Clarice McEarlan. She will have to clean it out because it is now full of everything you can imagine. I, Gladys Sullivan, do hereby will and bequeath my tennis ability to Florence Gilhart, so that, with her ability and my ability, she may be able to make the team next year. I, Kathryn Volponi, do hereby will and bequeath to Grace Olney, my ability to do the figure eight, I hope she will be able to add some later steps to it. I, Donner Wilder, do hereby will and bequeath my fair complexion, greit speed, and ability to be popular in cro ds and at parties, to Helen Reese, that she may Wsnap to itn and not lose her host of boy friends. To Henry Martin, I will my beautiful curly hair, sweet temperment, quiet manners, and ability to not get into scrapes and trouble. I wish that he may profit by these gifts. To Della Crocco, I will my punc- tuality that she may never be late to Miss Logan's classes again. To Henry Rose, I will my alarm clock so that he may Wwake upn. To Marian Saldz, I will my mystic wad of gum, that she may never be caught chewing by Mrs. Murphy any more in English. I, Hazel Wollam, do hereby will and bequeath my typing ability to Everett Bonnickson. To Ralph Lambdin, I will my noisy disposition. SEALED: N SIGNED: Class of '29 M ,I R1-LAI , .,...,.-qv- . ' ' ' ' ! q.,- - ' -.-. - -.. . .. , , I V It ' .? 'a.x r'::-3 '7-fir-.i '- 'ffl .. 1 . A ' 3-1 1- 3.1 ' ffipg' .Psa .L.f3i':'! ,j??:f xif':.'i REMV' rQ'6Rt1i3Q!N 'fsIF9'Df ff fig, 57,rg.'1 7 , qiv 1s.f1fiJ1'5' 'Ff:':fz3.zJIif 'QS-i,ui2.!38I'-7?!Lgll0'l?iE:-55159 . ,N . - A , V I :S 1 - .,: L. :, U. . 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AY fi A 1 A L fZf jfL, 'i QL I ,ff THE DREAMER One by one, I set those rocks there And built only my life's great dreamg A castle rose into the air, Yet I saw not a single beam. As I placed one more on the rest, I sighed in content, and I said, uhh! I have accomplished the test ll My hunger for dreams is fed, Day by day, I added those rocks, And never dreamed that I like ships That never reach their far off docks, Would never start on life's great trips. Ah! my castle of dreams was done I gazed at it so proud and tall I saw a movement had begun, Lol My castle began to fall. V Why did I spend those years Building a thing that could never be? For all I have left are my tears . That scorch my dreams eternally. 'N Build not a castle as I did For you know it must have a scheme On lire's odd path you're apt to skid If you must make your life a dream. Kathryn Post '52 A MEMORY We will take pleasure, in this verse to find The happenings of yesterday brought back to mindg Oui track team, ball team, and our tennis squad, too-- We shall never forget what they used to do, And we ll always remember just what they scored And all of the girls, the members adoredg We'll remember our teachers in all that we do, And before we start something, we'll think nf their view Latin, qhiniatryg and history are our thoughts foreverg Typing, shorthand, and drawing?--Forget them we'll never Our Prof--Mrs Nash, and our teachers so kind, And our dear Liberty High, which we leave behind, And our good times in general, will make us all smile-- So in sweet memory we will linger a While. Dorothy Regester '39 fra Lx! ,ffx1,ff!1,'!,ixf,: 'I sis , v. Q +V -Slmimfivdapedrf-nag 51 f L ga1s.a:ubA '9sa'.s'gf Ve!!! 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II 'r'I xZllll'lllf'X'1?i if-fyaf1,J PUsH ronwisnx fpj-qd here was once a group of students who started on a D I V long journey to a far land in company with a great ff-'j.fm'k host, all bound for the place called success. At elf E first everyone steeped lightly, singing by the Way, for the road was smooth and the Wayside seemed b i ht w'th flowers and everyone was made glad by joyous birds. By insensible degrees, it became rougher, and the group struggled to make their way. Sudden lulls rose before themg strange creatures crossed their paths, chill winds told of bleak regions beyond. Many halted saying, Ult is useless to go farther. Here, at least, we can make shift to live. Beyond who knows?U There was one young man and Women who merely bent their shoulders and pushed forward. New there was set across the road a deep valley, walled about, and with a gate of entrance and one of departure, each set ajar, so that one had to but put a hand to the latch and pass. Yet this valley, through which all students must journey to success, was beset by fears and hardships and frightful shapes, not truly seen, but dimly shadowed, and those of faint heart sank to the earth and gave up in despair. Mark you, they did not once stand up and put hand to the latch, but suffered the shadows to bear them down. They ended there in the Valley of Fear and Crime, but the high hearted young man and woman pushed forward and out on the other side, arriving safely at the peaks of success. Why so fearful? Why let life be robbed of all its joy? We cannot, by a lifetime of anxious thought, add an ounce of power to heart or hand. Of all the torments that beset human- ity, fezr is the worst. It is so bittprly unnecessary. With each whirl of the earth in its endless round, life shifts. Whit was so vitally important yesterday is a trifle, a futile gest- ure, today. The failure of the plan that we thought a disaster had quite another meaning. It opened 1 new road of unexpected promise and reward. Fear and hor handmaiden, Worry, never change the scheme of life. We can plan of only that whit we know, which is mer- cifully little. Why, then, are we so anxious abort a day of which we really can know nothing until it dawns and closes? This beneficial ignorance is whit gives zest and flavor to life. Why let fear rob uc of it? Turn the energy into Work, which is at once a prayer bamed.on who1esome'faith in the goodness of living. Follow the corageous spirit. Put your hand to the latch and push forward! 1 Gebie Parker '3l' I lflft fy if ' Y I 1 blunt I P L, ' ii ,if ftiwf ' , WIN TT fx- NTI- ' at - A ' 'f'llLQ - ' t' - '-xyxgrl -.MMI xxsl S's-XJ N XI! sfirlimhltlqn ' fhgahivlfm 381:41 V , 1 ' a .fc ::'i:'1,1-.fr snr' +rfip.b::,.fa 'E:1'zffxfa'13 5 290130 IM bind fu I P.'S5Z.?' 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Sayde Cooper 130 ' MORNING A tall, majestic mountain of a deep and purple hue Gazes down upon a valley, asleep and drenched with dew. The mist is disappearingg day sweeps away the cloudsg The night is gone, and, with her, all the mourning shrouds. The bluebird gives a scolding to the naughty buttercup, Who yawns and rubs her eyes and says, UMy, my, the sun is up.n Far away is heard the whistle of a happy, farmer's boy, Beside him leaps his faithful dog, barking loud with joy. A little breeze comes rippling ing the day has just begun, A little bunny hops around, for troubles, he has none. The sky above is scattered with clouds of fleecy white, The sun above seems to rejoice as it gazes at the sight. Della Crocco 'Sl THOUGHTS ON AN EMPTY THEATER An empty theater holds a mysterious charm that one lighted, full, and ready for a performance could never possess. The dark recesses, the shadowy curtains, the enormous appearance of the stage, the rows and rows of empty seats, the echoes produc- ed by the lightest footfall or least audible whisper--all these give full play to the imagination of the theater--lover. He can visualize the lighted house, the sea of faces, he can hear the rustle of programs, the murmurs of the crowd, and the sub- dued tones of the orchestra in prelude. He can even experience that delicious thrill of excitement which comes to actor and spectator alike just before a performance. To him, alone in an empty theater, the place in a house of dreams, of possibilities for the future, a house of memories, cf glories in the past. A feeling of awe steals over him at the thought of the great voices which have in turn triumphed, wept, pleaded and rejoiced here, and he is filled with hope and aspiration for future ac- complishments. 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The initiation was held first, and refreshments and dancing followed. October 16--SOPHOMORE HOP The class of '51 held their first nrealn dance. A football scheme was carried out with Cal's goal post at one end of the Aud and Stanford's at the other. Music was furnished by Wilson's Collegians. December 7--HI JINKS This year's was our Ninth Annual High Jinks. Hurrah! May the good work keep on. A program was held, during which, donated articles were auctioned. Refreshments and dancing followed the program. January lO--JUNIOR JIG The Juniors held a dance in the Auditorium during Extra- curricular to raise money for the Prom. January 26--JUNIOR PROM The largest social event of the year. The auditorium was decorated to represent an Oriental scene. Wires strung overhead were heavily covered with Japanese lanterns and windglasses, and formed a lowered ceiling. The pit was an orchard. In the back- ground of the stage wqs a huge, Oriental man. The piano was fixed to resemble a hut. Music was furnished by Ralph's Harmony Boys of Stockton. February 27--JUNIOR SHOW The Juniors gave a short program in the auditorium. A fan- tasy, a minstrel dialogue, and several musical numbers were pre- sented. March l--GIRLS' LEAGUE HI JINKS The girls entertained their mothers with an evening of jol- lity and fun. Prizes were awarded for the persons wearing the best costume. Refreshments and dancing were held after a pro- gram given by the students and teachers. March 15--SENIOR PLAY HThe Lion and the Monson was a much more serious type of play than has been presented here in the past, but was a huge success. March 5--GIRLS'LEAGUE ENTLRTAINMLNT A sh rt progra sponsore byxihe G-rlsr EiEgiefto,EaiEe1jEEy. ,f T-TRW . . , . . , , ' M ' m.gf4 ',MQ' ik, I L ' S. , u ' '- iz. 4 wx - ' YQ., b- ' A , ir. ' .U ML, - . N xi X'yQ SN-Y 'ij N'Ns.f. ' ' X M ' 'J, Aa fi u. F Tw,-I Q A . 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After the program they took places at the tables and light refreshments were served, during which, many prominent men of Diablo Valley favored us with short talks. May 22--ANNOUNCEMhNT OF WINNER OF ART EDITORSHIP CONTEST Evelyn Johnson will be Art Editor of the l95O Broadcaster. Her design for nSchool Eventsw in this issue was the winning entry in the contest. June 5--STUDENT BODY ELECTION The results of the election held on this day follow. The following students were elected to hold offices during the 1929-SO school year: President --------- - ----------- ---James Columbo Vice President- -------- -- ------ Marjorie Hannum Secretary --------- -- ---- -----Vivian Bonnickson Sergeant-at-arms ----- - ------- ------- Paul Gambs Yell Leaders--William Dehello and Carol Conger June 7--SENIOR BALL The Seniors gave their Wfarewell dancen. The Aud. present- ed a pretty picture with lowered ceiling and a huge crystal in the center and greens around the walls. 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' +5 ' yr, , , Q.. v, I , VH-' ', X 41 x 'Y f A., , H --1 af ' ,Y -1- ' ,V PV v h . -'A l ., 1 gal. 4,-- if . . --rf h ' , . 3+ - ,K , L , Q-...... ..4pv. 'x.....,, J YE- 1,f'i,f'x T 1,ff1,ff1,ff3 FRESHNAN CLASS NOTES rcshies we are! We will soon be beyond that stage, however, for we are started on the pathway of Knowl- We feel that we have shown the other classes that we will get there. ffwf In the Flag upper classmen's Three of us Our boys in essays. athletics have shown the upper classmen that they are coming athletes. edge, and we will stick to that road. now belong to the C.S.F. Contest, two freshmen's essays ranked with the At the first of the term, we found weak places in our knowl edge. We have tried to strengthen these points. We thank our teachers and upper classmen as fellow students for lending us a hand when we needed it. SOPHOMOHB CLASS Boom as Brentwood, Calif. Sold to--L.U.H.S. Date--- Kathryn Post '52 June 14, l929 Brentwood, Calif. Terms--l00Z Loyalty. Quan tity Article Remarks l Winning Girl in Flag Contest--Cebie Parker How's that? 2 2nd and 6rd places in Flag Contest-- Not so bad Lawrence Rosa and Oscar Burroughs huh? l Student Body Sec'y-Treas. lQ28-29-- Short but Oh my! l Girls' League Sec'y-Treas. l929-3O-- Dimpled Sec'y? l Yell Leader ------------------ Robert Walker Yell Bob Yell! Some Sophomores in Dramatic Club Actors too! Some Sophomores in C.S.F. Not so dumb! 4 Sophomores in Baseball Team More Bab Buths! 4 Good Track men nSpeedyN Many Successful Sales Best food at L.U.H.S. l Sophomore Hop Some Fun! l Swimming Party All wet! l Skating Party We faw down Della Crocco 'Sl and go boom! 'Z 1 , fxl!,f!1ffffL,f,xL,fxflfffq HRW 'o' n ' ? 'fE.fQ ' ' ' M uma min: sw ' 4 J.l'. :Q '4 I 'Ig 'gjxjgfkutsb V 4 gt,-po. Y' J I Y' M 1- Q -- Q 1 1 fd M Q, s. -ff' , ,QU-gg., 8 I Dv! K 1, 9 I' Mfff' f ':W-M'-1 Wu' w www Mm wmmera 'WF UP-wwalq met iz-mem W ,f,-fm, 3113 N P15-'f'e. -uoiIe ' ee ffguaqaia 154.0 L11 mafifmq 3 . 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This year, under the guidance of our major teacher, Miss Higgins, we made a splendid success of our Junior Prom which was held on January 26. We used a Japanese setting, con- sisting of Japanese lanterns and pennants strung the length of the hall. In the orchestra pit, there were cat-tails, other kinds of foliage, and a Japanese bridge. The entire pit was made to represent a Japanese garden. We are particularly grate- ful to the chairman of the decoration committee, ?lo.ence Gil- ' rt, for the tive ,rd effort spent in making the Prom a success. The girls of the Junior class attended a party given at the home of Miss Florence Gilhart on May 2. Dancing and amusements were enjoyedg afterwards, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Gilhart. Later, a surprise shower was given for Theo Ella Thompson who was the recipient of many useful gifts. It was called a Hhurned outn shower. On Friday evening, Nay lO, the Annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Liberty Union High School. Before the refresh- ments, the students attended the theater at Antioch, and after- wards they returned to the high school to dance. Later, a ban- quet was held. The table decorations were pink, and at each plate, there were rosehuds, nut haskets, which contained scrolls on which there were written original sayings. ln addition to the refreshments, there were speeches from the teachers and officers of the two classes. We Juniors thank our President, Iola Dainty and our Major teacher, Miss Higgins, for the cooperation they have given us this year. Above all, we thank the faculty and student body for the support that they gave us at our Junior Prom. Lucille Trembley '50 SENIOR NOTES he Seniors are beginning to await the Day with large eyes and panting breath. They are in sight of their goals for the present. ' They have, as leaders of the school, taken part in nearly every function: social, athletic or scholastic, and they have been a model for the lower classmen. The Senior Ball was a great success. It was plainly and tastefully decorated with crepe paper and flowers. We hope that Graduation will be as successful. We attended a very charming party which the Juniors gave for in 'Haw J J J 'wwgf'-.41, ' ' N0'IQ mYW ' 'i- gh' . avr., I ' V ,V 1 ,-7715 QQ! If I v o .Qllqo lcv.:-1: r.T'L.!..u.ro 'Io ggi? ,jg-Ag gp: Iaansd Q H A 1 - A J M C - .Q-C - L-A- ff Crain --isntf!'axrf!.1 'ad ,BUCKS asv .1 L U D U go Mx' 1 X . 0 .H . u 'li-.' .-'nf W' , '4 I 1 ' 2 'lf Z. ' V, , K .. fi . Lf 41 1 -r n Y 'T '4 -J J , N I 1, 3- I. .vw W 'Luv To .-agrspczxg ,,.ggff.u':'s,9. gfgpangq mi-1 4 '1-'LJ' ? 1-J -.f'a-.mas:+Tfa'T.f-e-,,3. Xibnyq -Mi , 523 .r'g,3gr gg41, gn ' .ve - 4' '4 . ,,,,,,, , ' . '1 f Bgigw-T' Q. 3 '3' 5'Yim1i?t0-- ghd?- . 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'3lQ!i5Q,b:sf1lds '.zu:: an -' .I fi9Q+ HW f ffw1'Jf1 f:ffff MvQ2fwf sw .mf-, : ,fmfff UQ1l9i3i2Q4gqI'-1327lRHBf1nq1hiTwjnvJdIQWQgiaW hm! mxg1caaq mm?xH qgHd5adfE n1,v Jqagqmx ,1Nff':'l,.,,.' 154' If.,,,, v-fh.,,: .Z' f-' V .- ' ' , -I - Jasfafaaaefa nl le . YM. ' . !',! 4' ., ,V 5110 'bm . wr g3 'Wqqo!L,a. zamg, nw 4 ' ' flNX?95J!U7Sfq mm .gm 4 Mk fp! H . ' 5 WWW A-Y ?i9'f3'!?? I 5' L'y ,.'...1?' X X, f-Q11 iw wr W wh . ,W . .4 Wv '+nr ww tm-fr 1 b 7 - 5 41 Qoxfalmf mii- 9 gm:ix.fLq:So e wah of Lf' An' Vi- f ,W ,1 ju, : 1fBlW ' '3 Ha, Q- mv 'Mg' 513, ' , ' 'sf A k ,, , Hi . mm. 154+ I Q V . . - - -v . Q - . . . . . ' 1 us on hay 1O. We had a lovely time, and we thank them heartily. The Senior Play of this year, HThe Lion and the Mousen, directed by Mrs. Murphy, was of a more serious nature than some former ones. Those in the cast were: Elmer Gauger, Cynthia Burroughs, Glenn Geddes, James Hannum, Wilda Lavere, Golda Frey, Edgar Armstrong, Ramona Arata, Edwin Sellers, William Armstrong, Donner Wilder, Lausten Armstrong, Agnes Dutro, Robert Fletcher, Dorothy Regester, Laura Mantelli and Gladys Frey. The chairman of the committees were: Business Manager, Elizabeth Lawrenceg Set Committee, Pietro Demateig Stage Manager, Lee Bucky Property Committee, Zelma Hudson. Everyone seemed to enjoy the play and thought it was very well done. Though we may talk differently, and though we are glad to cover one more step in our long trek across the arid waste of education, we are sorry to say NGoodbyen to Liberty. Elizabeth Lawrence '29 ALUMNI ffm ooking over past years, we seem to see our graduates f who are away from us, making names for themselves, t:fl living happily in lovely homes, and graduating from X -4J colleges. They are busy accomplishing life's duties, XKNXANXX and we are happy to think that, four years from now, l . all of the students who are now attending Liberty will be a part of the alumni, and they will do significant things also. When one leaves high school, it is not the end of every- thing, but it is just one of the many mile-stones of life over which we must pass. Ray Houston was unable to be at the College of Agriculture in Davis, which is a branch of the University of California, at the time diplomas were issued but his was mailed to him. Ray was a graduate of this school in l925. A letter was received from Armstrong's Business College in Berkeley stating that Mary Watt, a graduate of 1928, has an important place on WThe Journaln staff, and she is doing very well. We expected that of Mary, and she has done it. And wedding bells are ringing for Ellsworth Wells and Melba Cakebread, both graduates of 1927, who are to be married June 15. High school romances do mean something after all. Agnes Frey received her diploma from the State Teachers' College of San Francisco on the tenth of May. Agnes graduated from Liberty in 1926. Wilda Lavere '29 HRW - w ,N f ,f v ',Ka . N . . ' K x- -. 7 H 'Rf 1 -51.3 ff -,J NNNIN-7lSIN'g ' f ' V Q rw, L .' '1.. .,'- 'I w 'yf':W,4 .n .v,1 fr ' ' fz4r1: 4a1:f mm' ,QA-..u.f pifvm! n HAZ! 63 5 ,Hrs ,'QHs UQQJ-yHTn 11052 Bin? in ence m4'. gina au0IWaQy0RDm n Zo paw ,Q zlfvngv Q MHJBDQQHMIH 'fdwpv 3bl0 HH! ,Y5TW gPfiV ,JQJvpQ1QbIlW.,hrUAG6 UDMBt..' ,grn11amq, wa11LgW.L9we41Qe nzwbj ,EJQQA ,1adof9'1 fwagmi',Q4mq3gggm35',3nn13smwg nswwisnm 1.1 ,maghmaxbnii une illodnnM.8WMq4 ,zarw-4 w J Q ,iif,uj,agggf,.gg5g' ggxzqghamvi simian:-3 'gaffuqm-ggfgi gamaqoui fiJuU 5mJ5g1gQ3maM a5n15 4La3amHU.9 Wi Ky has QQIQ adm q6ydgjQ3'PWMbua enuqwwvi Aqnojbgl . ' QfVgfWh:Q. ' -BGSU Liiwftikp 03 i8ia u1af6m' ,gianuwvilth To miaaw bg una: gnql vnu -I8 an aa' I ' ' . 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New on the l4 of June we will gladly leave school to have a glorious vacation. We started off our school year of l928-29 by an old clothes day the first week. November 5, Dr. Bridges of Healds' Business College gave an interesting talk of nhelp on the Way to Success.n During the month of October, Chief Hail Stone of the Cherokee tribe gave us an interesting presentation of Indian manners and dress. During this same month, Miss McDonald, spon- soring the Banking System, talked to the students. December 5, Captain McCullen, veteran of the Civil War, gave an interesting talk on a trip across the plains. Our Hi Jinks, held December 7, proved to be a great suc- cess. Two plays were produced, nThursday hveningn and nGreen Shadowsn by the Dramatic Club, coached by Mrs. Murphy and nThe Villian Still Pursuesn coached by Miss Manley. The characters were chosen from the Student Body. After the entertainment, dancing was enjoyed by those who wished to participate. December l4, the school as a whole staged a very interest- ing Christmas program. A small bag of candy was given to each student. During the month of January, Miss McDonald, now Mrs. John- son, gave the school a banner for its being a lCOZ in banking. As we are the second school in California to receive this ban- ner we feel quite proud. February 21, Mr. Spindt awarded the interclass basketball banner and a Block MLN for basket ball to Lawrence Trembley, Joe Armstrong, James Hannum, Bernard Jansse, Paul Halstead, Edgar Armstrong, Edwin Minta, Charles Snow, Warren Geddes, James Columbo and Melbor Crandell. Track MLN was given to Reed Cowan and Fred Heidorn. During the month of February, Section I of the Student Body constitution concerning the awarding of block ULN for track, was changed. It read that in order to acquire a block ULN for track the person must make five points in the county track meet. It now reads that in order to acquire a block MLW in class A or a circle MLN in class B, the contestant need only place in the county track meet. Our annual Parent's Night was held on May l7. The program was as follows: l. Selections by the orchestra--Directed by Mr. Berg HRWLC JLIIETH mm www,-:L ' .5 5 ,rm if- .x.1u,m w:fz'1 f1f-,lvfwf ww 411182216 931: Xjl5'au+ fii . UT, 'IO PV ui1J' ,n'! UJ-'I3?f- Q I lfailalllb no A' X ' 531 .rf :M gvo: 1013, 'a' a vari od curio! fpflklgqif. V ' - A Lift, lpn nga 4.g-fi-.QQJ 'xo .1362 ,fc-opiozz -mio,'i'1o'be0'1l64l--fbi- , I A .:g1ww mera aq1J g : -gei1s q'Lo4 Q-'BH I4v i09 aaantwd 4'aisI1mB'.?td Ua3b !frH'. JlH f f .ws 'wrse os Yak? omiJ .no'qIalx'Wt'qA,,mfIg:l. gntaafmoqqtl ma mi www um g -:qmwo Q ue fnmm,una' Qggfx1qg. mnzbnl in porinnnnwq aivJa3'.Qd1Px3 ,eqa1o19f1Q!!'1. sqm' . bitumen' cam- .dcrmuf yapfyfwg Ima. agzormdjg cl-'fLYO'bUQ8' 'GM -QWQWQ. B113 ,Tall infra' M13 1b lnhjswilw fmtldqsb 'gv1d!699IL, wg a ..m:.e1q, adv . 1 . 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Julian Wagnet as Shylock in the Merchant of Venice lO. Flag Essay Contest Awards Cebie Parker--girl winner Cynthia Burroughs and Kathryn Post honorable men- tion. Kay Hisatomi--boy winner Lawrence Rosa and Oscar Burroughs honorable men- tionr-Mrs. Murphy. ll. Athletic Awards The following were awarded block ULN: Garth Rose, Melbor Crandell, James Columbo, Henry Martin, Lionel Thomas, Lloyd Thomas, and Bernard Jansee. Circle MLN were awarded to the following: Lausten Armstrong, Lawrence Trembley, Lionel Thomas, Ervin Wells and Lloyd Thomas--Mr. Spindt. l2. Announcement of C.S.F. and Service Club Memberships-- Mrs. Spindt, After this program, refreshments were served and a number of men, prominent in the community, gave informal speeches. Theo Ella Thompson '50 GIRLS' LLAGUE NOTES his has been a busy and successful year for the girls of the Girls' League. S Q Nvfxlb Our first success was that of the Girls' Hi Jinks which was held the latter part of February. All of the girls came in fancy costumes. The first prize was given to Cynthia Burroughs, who was dressed in a Turkish Costume. Second and third prizes were awarded to Cebie Parker and Kathryn Post, who were dressed as bums. Each class put on a stunt. The Sophomore Class won the prize for the best stunt. Refreshments were later served. The last of the evening was spent in dancing. Second, the Girls' Entertainm nt. This program consisted HRW gx.':.3E wi-ve'+'r ?. 4I'i 'fuT Q'k'-Milf!! :infix L' !'!t75-lk -Y -' uit! ' F' .- ' ' '- 0. ,I ,D fiaesjlm -sifllrz SI'-Ig '.ef'.w- -- .gfff 'QE-iwv.-,'E.5X'f :mtv , . 'I::J...li :f.' f4iliUF .'s.'?'-lg 'r , f .'31'.i--KCI' L-L'.f. l e-rid! YQ 3XjJ.lNl8 ':. 5 1175 'Q - I ', 1 I l :.,x1 1 1' 'v 4 . fra - ia1'f'-'-,'Z..2.lZJ2IGlII5.7'.fi ,- , . gi , ' H!a'f1'.L! '1 A ',f1 .zz':gu :ii-rt:-Qitii g'j: z'f5-. if'ieL-i'I g1ffQ3ln14!41-'Iii-x' n , 1:'fa'g:fs':a:.?Z uilg Q'.3f'l1f . 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Our new officers areg President---Theo Ella Thompson Vice President ----- Iola Dainty Secretary-Treasurer--Ruby Prey Social Chairman---Sadye Cooper The old officers were: President ------------------ Agnes Dutro Vice President ------------- Iola Dainty Secretary-Treasurer--Josephine Columbo Social Chairman ------ -Geraldine Deeney The old officers wish the new officers happiness and success in carrying out their duties for the coming year. The outgoing officers have enjoyed their work during the past year. Josephine Columbo '29 C.S.F. NOTES hapter No. l5O of the California Scholarship Feder- ' ation was organized and installed at L.U.F.S. in beef 1927. Nfmtf The C.S.F. is a state scholarship organization. In order to belong to this society permanently, a student must be a member for six successive semesters, and one of these must be during his Senior year. After he has attained this height in scholarship, he receives a gold lamp of learning, and he has a gold seal stamped on his diploma. Those who hold this record four semesters keep their novitiatc pins--a small torch. The requirements for membership for a semester are: each person must have ten peintsg two of these may be given for activities, but the remaining eight must be given for scholar- ship. A grade of l counts three points, and a 2 counts one point. Only solids, subjects which require outside study, are counted for points. The members during the first semester this year were the followingg Gladys Frey Oscar Burroughs I , 'zzvv' P ' O if Q . fhf 1f.f1-1'ffGffenwff:rwr ,N .. 5 1 I I I . 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Y- V ,V Y, Y Y Y Cyntria Burroughs Virginia Carpenter Golda Frey Lucille Trembley hlizabeth Lawrence Auby Frey Wilda Lavere Freda Mathison Donner Wilder Dorothy negester Hazel Clark Thelma Geddes Margaret Bovey Della Crocco Agnes Dutro Marjorie Hannum The members during the last semester are the following: Cynthia Burroughs Dorothy Hegester Golda Frey Della Crocco Elizabeth Lawrence helen Webber Gladys Frey Kathryn Post Cebic Parkcr Jack Vance Freda hathison Hola Frey This year the students who will receive the lamp, and who will have the gold seal on their diplomas are the following: Elizabeth Lawrence Cynthia Burroughs Golda Frey Those who keep their novitiate pins are Gladys Frey and Dorothy Rcgtster. Golda Frey '29 BAND AND ORCHLSTRA NOTES C' .-O , ., . i ll and and orchestra has been established here this J cgi.. year. Both organizations have made progress under if - ,JJ the supervision of Mr. Berg of Martinez. Xvpbfx The orchestra was organized in February. With the cooperation of its members and the directorship of Mr. Berg, the members have been able to render some selections at various school events. Practice for orchestra is held every Tuesday morning. The band has been organized since January. Withe the per- mission of the trustees, several large instruments were pur- chased. These two organizations will form foundations for a well balanced band and orchestra for next year. The following are the members of the band. Name Instrument Harry Cordua ----- --H-----Clarinet Garth Mose---m- ------- ---Clarinet Henry Rose-- ------ M-W ---- Clarinet I If Haw T it . . - W K '25 2 4: va' , f - l?'I '- . P' T. . ' , 1.8. - ' . K ,QP r ,,.,, , V A. ... A4,1 ' -, hx!-xX'!'1 v, ,Q-1' if! 5111-J' H35 1 . -. if , It J .: '-,ZNJ ' Q. -q . . 5 A Q5 1' I - Q 1 -Juamiw-'Mu 'rft,5,51rQ32iI'4d,. anj, 3: , -gFf'.fq f - i w i Nfw1'Q wiv A' f: .-mp+'f.f:'F3+ 1, -1 Q43 zfi+Qb1JW.?: ww!! 1' . 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Lux xfVVXf HRW Name Instrument Gladys Sullivan ---- -------- Piano Marjorie Hannum ---- ---Piano Grace Olney ------ ---Violin Mildred Lane ---- ---Violin Llmer Gauger ----- ---Violin Ervin Wells -------- ---Violin Melbor Crandell---- -- Saxophone Edwin Sellers ---- ---Saxophone Bernard Jansse--- -- Saxophone Henry White ----- -- Saxophone Harry Cordua ----- -- -Clarinet Garth Rose --------- -- -Clarinet Henry Rose --------- ---- Clarinet Lawrence Trembley--- ---- Cornet Carl Mikkelsen ------ ---Cornet Leonard Augusta ------ ---Cornet Ralph Lambdin -------------- Cornet Lillian Larsen ------ Everett Bonnickson ----- Donald Jacobsen -------- -----Flute Bass Horn Bass Drum M- S xxgglmer Gauger '29 he Library this year has been handled with stricter regulations than last year. Each period, one libra rian is responsible for his own particular work. One student cleans the libraryg one gives out slips another marks books, and so on. 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DeFiori Lost World--A. Conan Doyle Last of the California Rangers--Cossley--Batt The Bridge of San Louis Rey--Thurston Wilder The Early Worm--Benchley WarBirds--Diary of an Unknown Aviator Wings We--Charles A. Lindbergh Romance of King Arthur--Alfred W. Pollard Every Girl's Book of Hobbies--Miss E. M. deFoubert Leaves of Grass--Walt Whitman Franklin's Autobiography India--Mortimer Menpes Count Luckner the Sea Devil--Lowell Thomas 20 hrs. 40 min.--Amelia Earhart The Song of the Lark--W. S. Cather Russ Farrel, Border Patrolman--Thomson Burtis Russ Farrel, Circus Flyer--Thomson Burtis Russ Farrel, Test Pilot--Thomson Burtis History of North America--Thorpe A set of 20 books Historical Tales--Charles Morris A set of 15 books The Book of History The librarians for this year have been: William Armstrong, Ruby Frey, Della Crocco, Mabel Snow, Oliver Renas, Marjorie Hannum and Hazel Cecchini. Ruby Frey '31 FUTURE FARMERS OF CALIFORNIA Liberty Chapter he F.F.C. is a state organization with local chapter in schools having organized instruction in vocation- al Agriculture under the California state plan for vocational Agricultural Education. The F.F.C. is offiliated with the national organization of the Future Farmers of America. There are four grades of membership based upon achievement. These grades are: first, Green hand, second, Junior farmerg third, California farmerg and fourth, American farmer. KW4 D-.K Jus, xt.- .fghm Q :w-...Nauru '- g I V Ag. IH. TJ ww., X-...1 s..v-3,1 X f , sf + I . 1 ' D .naman-comm Moiidf -':1?Wf:f:' ff'1'-Q-M rf.1iI': '2 fwfi 35708 'tam-voLf! ana-wt! ed? Q -1ef3.a:n'zsad.'rL'--2139-o'i datvrm rmebloll A . AL'-2' .J W- c!,'icJ.u1'!--'gr1t.+c:n1 'lo nah! -ari P - hillcetextl' , . D swf.--In-mznepi .A--AL'-'raw Jim! .:J-sf!--xahasbli--nwggnit aLaf:o'!L 15i3 ad? 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On November lO, Pietro Dematei, Horace Mathison, Donald Jacobsen, Robert Fletcher and Mr. Hilliard went to Lodi to judge grapes. On November 15, Llmer, Joseph and Lausten Armstrong, Donald Jacobsen, Arthur Frey, Hebert Fletcher, Horace Mathison, Pietro Dematei and Mr. Hilliard went to South San Francisco to the California Live Stock and Baby Beef show. They were then shown through the Western Meat Company's Plant where Bologna was made by the mile. On November lO, Leonard Augusta and Alvin Jesse accompanied by Mr. Hilliard visited the Pacific Slope Dairy Show. On December two teams of three members each went to Davis, one to judge grapes and the other to judge truck crops. Arthur Frey placed second in the truck crop judging contest. In December, the following went for a three day trip to Yosemite, Mr. Hilliard, Arthur Frey, Robert Fletcher, Byron Houston, Marvin Tillotson, Everett Bonnickson, Pietro Dematei, Ray and Donald Houston. Everyone had a good time on the ice and snowg especially Pietro who enjoyed ash can alley. On the night of January 25, the members of the Liberty Ag- gies held a meeting in the high school. This meeting was the last of the Liberty Aggies, and the constitution and by-laws of the Future Farmers of California were planned. Joseph Armstrong was elected Secretary. The following were elected an honorary members Mr. Hilliard I Mr. Spindt, Mr. Nash, Mr. Graf and Mr. Anderson of Byron, Robert Fletcher, Byron Houston and Arthur Frey were the members of the judging team this year. On March lG, a practice judging contest was held in Brentwood. The teams competing were Modesto and Lodi. On April 6, Brentwood, Woodland, met at Modesto. On April 19, the team went to Davis to the Picnic Day AV Wfwfl Haw Mxff-.,-XfxxXxIx. 4w,qrv-Ng-I'-o.., Pug ,, .I .5-zgffz. - ' ig ns' O-:It ' T',. '1 :iq in md-wlngf: 8. Q v ' . 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The members of the F.F.C. are now working on a float to be placed in the Apricot Festival parade on June 29 and 50. They will also have a booth in the Festival, showing various projects which were conducted by the agricultural students. Pietro Dematei '29 JUNIOR SCIENTISTS , new organization, The Junior Scientists, has started functioning this year under the supervision of Mr. 0 Callaghan. The purpose of the club is to foster an interest of science among the students of the school and to help students with any problems in science. This year only students taking the course of General Science were allowed to enter but starting with next school term, any student taking a scientific course is eligible to join. The officers elected for this year were the following: Charles Post -------------- President Leo Mantelli --------- Vice President Grace Columbo---Secretary-Treasurer , Grace Columbo '52 I' . X' X HRW ff' if if 2 2 2 ' 1 M ' - f-BJ-'I 513 nal! '5 9iff M -ffl?ff 5' 4-.'-. 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Smith Royal 5 certificates 5 certificates 9 bronze--40-word pins lO silver--40-word pins 6 silver--50-word pins 8 gold ---- 50-word pins 2 gold ---- 60-word pins l 60-advance certificate Woodstoc 6 certifies 8 40-word p 7 50-word p 2 60-word p k tes ins ins ins At the North Bay Section Typing Contest which was held on April l5, l929, the following students won medals and cups: First year speed--Dorothy Hegester--silver medal--50 net. Second year accuracy--Iola Dainty---bronze medal--59 net. The second year Speed and Accuracy Team cups both came to Liberty. The Speed and Accuracy l. Iola Dainty ------- 2. Wilde Lavere ------ 5. Geraldine Deeney-- l. Geraldine Deeney-- 2. Wilda Lavere ------ 5. lola Lainty ------- Te 59 59 56 85 85 77 an members follow: net ---- Gold Medal net--Silver Medal net--Bronze Medal Medal Medal Medal -Gold --Silver --Bronze c ' ' ,A 463, The second year Individual Gold Ledal went for having the highest speed of all second year County Contest. to Iola Dainty students in the tes for the The Gregg Shorthand Transcription Certific following speeds of dictation were awarded as follows: Wilde Lavere--- Ramona Arata--- Hazel Nollam--- Agnes Dutro ---- Laura Mantelli- Kathryn Volponi 1 . O. ec , so , loo eo,so eo 60 60 GO Kathryn Volponi '29 HRW ,lmj-t-.,, , Ju Y. gum, wiv :ww na '. r: .x:Jk ,, aygfu-.1 1 1, -:VU ' I. f 3.5.2 A l!'0'.i:'1-nd.-'-1434 - 143'-91.24-i f'i5'!lJ '.QDiAlg:Jlb .3-I G'1'da.l.dq 3831304124 -Iac-.'.f'd'L0?'li. . 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DHKMATIC CLUB ramatic Club jgave two plays for the Hi Jinks: Green Shadows and Thursday Evening. The persons participat'1.ng in Thursday Evening were: James Columbo, Marian Saldz, Ramona Arata and Helen Reese. ' Those having a part in Green Shadows were: Cebie Parker, ' Donald Jacobsen, Geraldine Deeney, Freda Mathison, Elmer Gauger, and Horace Mathison. The officers of the club are the following: Wilde Lavere -------- President James Columbo--Vice President Donald Jacobsen ----- Secretary The officers for the coming year are: Marian Saldz ---- ---- President Helen Webber---Vice President Theo Ella Thompson--Secretary Donald Jacobsen '50 SERVICE CLUB T3 he final meeting of the Service Club was held June ll ll, at which the officers for next year were elected President--- .... ------Donald Jacobson Vice President-----------Henry Martin Secrotary-Treasurer-- ----- Helen Reese Plans were made for new activities for next year. 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The Junior team members were: Henry Martin, Donald Jacobsen, Harry Cordua, Robert Kelso and Edwin Mathison. The Sophmore team members Here: LawrenceeTremhley, Paul Cambs, Everett Bonnickson, Elger O'Meara, and Elmer Armstrong. The Freshmen team members were: Lester Parker, Richard Towneley, Charles Post, Carl Mikkelson and Leo Hantelli. The boys winning Block UL'sW in basket ball were: Lawrence Tremhley, Joe Arnstrcng, James Hannum, Bernard Jansse, Paul Halstead Edgar Armstrong, Edwin Minta, Charles Snow, Warren Geddes, James Columbo and Helbor Crandell. 5' n W A RIM-17 C, izjib N y ...f N ,- in L, J X lflflfl 'Zi T ' A Y X , ZAH .1.3g.1fem: s:.m - rw! utr!-1 311.368 fav -11:9-159 has sm-:of-zz askin? ' 'L5gj3Bl ax-Q 43551 ,UTOVINSQ Std' .L!61i 84.vzTqckdf I -llfmmf ' gJQI. EmTf1BC'. m'!3 tlvm , 6t'vaQ,l'ih fJi gawoifcf BQ 31.317 E91 bs: am0 n:qa3-sas 8 nafnflldfi-qw-f?1f K 3 gpm If 280001 Wg- F53 NEWS? 'zodlart . 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V I 'wav , X F, VK ,. i , , '14 YP' K .2 il ' S V' 1 'V' df I W rt-ti 'N ' L I- 'v- 1, In 'L 44. 1fuf1,fvgfrff,Q1,1.yVV Q73 TRACK n reviewing a track season, ue must remember that in dividual records, viewed collectively, win the meet. fT'igJ X In this fast snort, it is not team work that wins, X f , Xfbut each individual who makes a record helps to win. fxjwyfx In the first triangular meet with Concord and Martinez, Liberty was strong, and she defeated these two teams. In the practice meet with Pittsburg and Antioch, Liberty was defeated by Pittsburg, but she defeated Antioch. In the Contra Costa County Athletic League Meet, Liberty came third. In such a large meet, it is very hard for a small have a suffi- school, such as ours, to win, because we do not ciently large number of the boys in competition. school must have a fresh man for each event. To win, a The following were in this meet at Concord: 100 yard -------------- -- ----- Crandell 2nd, Lionel ThOmeS 200 y3rd----- ...-.-.-.. --m- -.------ --Hose, Lionel Thomas 440 yards -------------- -Columbo, Lloyd and Lionel Thomas 830 yard ....... W ....-..... -- .--- ---H ----- ---L. Armstrong Mil run, ----------- - -w----- ---- ---- M ---- -------H. Martin 130 High Hurdles ---- ---Rose End, E. Armstrone, J. Hannum 220 Low Hurdles--Crandell Knew county recordi, R. Walker 880 Relay ---- Lloyd and Lionel Thomas, Rose, Crandell lst P01 Vault-: -...-- - ---.-.--- ------ ------ Walker, Crandell High Jump ----------- -------- Rose and Walker tied for ghd Shot Put--Jansse fcounty recordl, Columbo 5rd, Gambs 4tD Broad Jumo ---- ---- ------------ ----- -- ------- ----MHthiSOH Javelin- ---- ---Columbo 4th, J. Armstrong, Jansse, Hannum Cn May fourth, Melbor Crandell, Garth Rose, Robert Walker, Bernard Jansse, and James Columbo Went to Stanford for the meet of the North Coast Section of the California Intersoholastic . Federation. Melbor Crandell was the only onw who placed at this meet. He took fourth in the 220 Low Hurdles. The Class B Team took fifth place in the county Bliss B Meet at Antioch. We had a lit le hard luck that day, but the weakness was due to the boys' leak of experience. ' J in 1 ' 1 SfX,f .1 , ,X K. in ffxx Qfgii, H -, I... U .-,J - .. F 3, h, J , I -f?x.....,. .-...4,-- - ...-,..i2.x....L,. ----,-..,...L.. DfLf...,..,fQfX . Y v ' l'r' ZAH F-x..r'-A-.JL-fm--..r qw-J Grit' 'f w fi f'f'+'i w 'LJ :M ffm! 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Js.,rI Bw bf l oa1I8-wwtxm and ml: son q :win Snot Q8 BASEBALL First of all ne'll introduce the 1929 Baseball Team: Lawrence Trembley-- ------ ---Left Field Harry Cordna-- ------ M --------- End Base HBuzzH C'Meere ----- -- -------- End Base Nelbor Crdndell ------ UPee Ween Eennum--Pitc UBabcU Jansse -------- HButchU Columbo ------ URedHFArmstrong ----- - Paul Jembs ----------- Joe Armstrong- ---- Pit ----Center Field her and 3rd Base --------lst Base ---------Catcher ------Short Stop --------R. Field her and R. Field Liberty vs Antioch We got off to e flying start when we won our first league game against Antioch. The score was lC to 5. We made five runs in the first inning, and we kept our lead all through the game. UPee Ween Hnnnum struck out 8 men and received very goo support from the rest of the team. The batteries for Liberty were Hannum and Columbo. The batteries for Antioch were Venderbunt and La Grosso. Liberty vs Concord Our second league game was with Concord. We won it after a hard, long battle. The score wie 3 to 2. Joe Armstrong, our new found pitcher, nitched the gems and received the best supnort ever fiven to a high school pitcher on our diamond. The lest inning was very threatening. The score was 3 to 2, and there were 3 outs with two men cn bases, but Franks, e heavy hitter, fniled to 1111: ended. the gems. The batteries for Liberty were Armstrong and Columbo The batteries for Concord were Franks and Humphey. Liberty vs Crockett We met our first defeat of the szries when we lost the Crockett gene with e score of lO to 2. It must hive been one of our Hoff dnys.n WPee Ween Hennun pitched the first 3 in- nings of the game, and Joe Armstrong nitched the other 7 in- nings. The batteries for Liberty were Hennum, Armstrong end Columbo. The bmtteries for Crockett were Anderson and Owen- XV d ZAH + , .IfR.I -I K -Q 'X' 1 .Q -IQQT: ' 'R 4' . 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They told him that they were bored to tears, because WDon Quixoten had insisted upon their hearing the UStory of a Thousand Year Pine.n They spoke of the UFortune of the Indies,U and he said, 'HThe Story of My Lifeu would make the Nwild Animals I have Knownn wilder.' One day he joined HCappy Ricksu and spent UTwo Years Before the Mast.U They were two UCaptains Courageous,N and after send- ing a Hmessage to Garciau that they had found NThe Man Without a Countryn wandering down UThe Trail of the Lonesome Pine,N they took the UBlazed Trailn for the UPromised Land.N After the tameness of going UOver the Topu and stalkin the nAfrican Game Trails,W they heard the NCall of the Wildn ani went home to join their NLittle Womenn who were having a NVanity Fair.U Grace Olney '30 I WQNDER WHY? wonder why Jimmie goes around with that dreamy ex- pression on his face? I wonder why Byron chews so much chewing gum? I wonder why HBsbeN grew such big feet? T I wonder why URedN studies his English III lessons so hard? I wonder why Wilda acts so old-maidish--she can't be more than eighteen? I wonder why Zelma so proudly shows her diamond? I wonder why I'm so doggone curious? ' Ramona Arata '39 SENIORS' LULLABY Rock-a-bye, Seniors Rock-a-bye, Seniors, on the tree top, As long as you study, your grades will not drop, But if you stop digging, you're standing will fall And down will come Seniors, diploma and all. Ramona Arata '39 .-GES I I . was--v.T'sA-4'f 11+-.1 MI '--I 'W--I 'W v eg-Mrzfr us?x'a'?r'ftSlrT1T'v.o -ffiillmt A ' Q 1 Q.-in-'lrfuii o..f donna ,unasrb mmf- 3391- rggtritl3lf1Y'bii ' f' A .6-,ff4L,'. f-.-:m- malbbnil- bm a3i:4oE.? 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A h. ' lg.. .gn W L . 'gf 1 ikgfzv P ijmx . 1 553.-.', I 5, a., QQZ,Z,,,2iQ,Q1tfefL,,fr ..rf'12i21Z1,Z'lg'lf THE BEAUTIFUL VISION Says nButchH as he put the twelve pound shot Hwhoopsl there she goes across the lotn The shot went up and up and up Until he won the loving cup But just the same he put and put Until he gained another foot His record grew until it stood Four feet, four inches to the good He was ahead of all the world He put the shot, it rose and twirled 'Till boom! he lit upon the floor Alas! his vision was no more. Ellsworth Wocd '31 52,25 ANY Drrrizari-vcr? asv vga xl GX f 59'-fx ,Ling Prisoner: My hat blew off. Let SNQPQ-2 fry rw me get it. r .1 ,NX lj? Irish Policeman: You can't fool K E !l Q' me that way. You stay here, I'l1 tQg,,4J get the hat. ETIQUETTE ON WHAT NOT TO DO AT SCHOOL Rule I Enter classroom through front door. If teacher has not arrived, gaze at papers on teacher's desk. Sail books across room, causing them to slide eff desk and land on floor. Wonder to window and gaze at the field. Wait till last bell rings before going to seat. Remove hat on request of teacher. Rule II Leave class via most direct exit. Hastily gather books and depart on the run. Dash down hall at full speed until you arrive at locker. Deposit books and proceed to next class. Stop for drink of water. Talk to friends. Fool around. Jump on inside of door a split second after bell rings. Rule III Sit in back row in Student Body meeting. Park feet on chair and stretch out at ease. Wigwag to friends and keep up general buzz of conversation until stopped by president. Everett Bonnickson 'Sl She--My brother takes up Spanish, French, English, Italian, German, and Scotch. he--Goodness, what does he study? She--Study? He doesn't study he runs an elevator. WDaddy I'vc splendid news for you. The third-grade teacher is 9 going to retain my services for another year.U WMV VV I .gf --1. 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'9i II!4 f 4ll!0b. f39ESQ'f' 'AUT Oi! 59, 93 fb1!J5 fiBlQ'Dd rgifltmlla G. -- f .hgqn-y.nf 1!od1g :Q .e.Bssuht, o mia 1 ' ?H'x3'ELL'54F1PFf WW' ' si. 2Qf'Qsi V905 Q t1is bii39 n ibag!'k! g o33'g,3pw'gI:!T,,2-1, -whims mug. iag 1gi5i:a', Q' ., ,,! -?'.1 Amifgw- vtibdwd I L'-.,,.ffld-,.1 L-.Zg U,Z.f'! 4-,,,f fnfqif L!'i!I!X1f-'- READ TEE AND SLEE? T n the following few lines of writing, which cost me If much time. I shall try to tell you what I think the !f..?,g...X teachers of Liberty will be and also to tell you the r , fame they will have acquired in the world ten years Xfknfxfxf' from now. Mr. Callaghan, former science teacher of Liberty, has es- tablished a home, or rather a hospital, for disabled grasshop- pers in the town of Clayton. Mrs. Murphy, once English teacher at Liberty, is making a collection of black cats. She intends to use their whiskers for radio purposes. Miss Logan, history teacher, has established a new re- ligious doctrine, and she is touring the United States as the UReal Woman Evangelist.n Mr. Spindt, mathamatics teacher, is now the richest man in U. S. He has invented a way by which men may become thin. Mrs. Pasmore, former art and singing teacher, is now life guard at Long Beach. hrs. Spindt, typing teacher, is now a congress Woman at Washington. She has recently introduced a bill putting a ban on typcwriters. Miss Manley, former history teacher at Liberty, has founded a frog farm. She has invented a frog shin stocking. Miss Higgins, at one time language teacher, is in Spain where she is again capturing the nday Caballieros. Mr. Hilliard, agricultural teacher, is now teaching dancing steps at the Ziegfield Follies. Mr. Graf has made quite a change. Instead of doing shop work, he is non fashioning and designing dresses in Paris. 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