Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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DOBPOMORE CLASS Officers Charles Pest TG 150D Julien Wavenet Vice flCS1AuW Clarice McFarlan Secretafy T OU HTG Ralph Lambdin SOTSOWHY at Am Donald Krumland Student Aff 1T ReUresenta'1v Miss Chloe Logan AGV O The Sophomores We Soehomores are a Jolly bunch And lway have our fun, But try to beat us at scbolarshiu We show it canft be done We lead the chool in banking, and In every 1PdOOT sport, An our school play tenni too We lead them or the court We have some sturdy athletes And brilliant cholars too, We thlll our Pager teacher 1 The best in school, den't you? The Soohomore , truly, are the best Their snirit 1S a treat, And when lt com s to oortman h1D The Sobhomores can't be beat James Glenn Cooper The sophomores are proud of having had 1001 in banking throughout the year. In the fall they gave an informal dance honoring the juniors. This class is slowly making itself known. Each member is an enthusiastic sunnorter of the student body. 1.-Q-up-Q-n-nav-uunn-mrs-1-o-D-I1-I Q111 1-11 P1'11 ' ' j? --p-su-susan-n--Q -msr an-v-n-D-v-bl--11-'U'-'- '- ' . X -N 1 5 KLHJ.- O :unsung-1--c-:coounc--I--1--'11-'IDF' 'I' ' S iii-iiiiiiiiiiliilliiiiliiiiiili 3 - Grace Columbo-----------------Student AffairS RCDTGSGHtatiV -............ ........ - Q' 5 A 'J -Q-.Q--p -s-:- -Q ---: cu-n--o--uv-v-vllr-0-1-D -PQQ -1'-- 'l i S . L - - a 's A A L .L . -L ' N . s ' ' . - d as s V 's , . , '71 L ' ' ' s 'zz . T ' ' - 's ' -- s 1 ' -e sl s '- Y 'L - O

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STUDENT BODY ' 1 James Columbo ------------- --------- ' PTGSideDt Marjorie Hannum -------------- ---- -- -----' Tfc0'PTGSiQSHt Vivian Bonnickson --------------- --------- -5GCTGt0TY Paul Gambs ------------------- ---------- Sergeant-at+ArmS Under James Columbo the student body has had a very successful year. Student government has helped the stu- dents to develop initiative and cooperation. Miss Louise Blake is the advisor. , Rallies, athletic speeches, and programs have kept the meetings full of pep. Although the athletic teamsf have been unfortunate in winning championships, the school spirit has been kept on fire. The managers of the teams gave several speeches in assembly. Mr. E. G. Nash spoke several times to encourage ticket sales and student par- cipitations in school events. Representatives from the Tribune newspaper, Oakland, gave an interesting exhibition of model aeroplanes and en- couraged the formation of an aeroplane club. Mrs. Johnson, state thrift representative, spoke to the students on the necessity of banking in the schools. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE I Harry Cordua ---------------------------- ------ President Oscar Burroughs ----------------- --------- Vice-President GrCOG Columbo ---- ---------------------------w- Secretary Donald Krumland ------------ Q ------------------ Treasurer The Student Affairs Committee is the governing body of the student body and prsses on :ll matters of import nec. Two representatives are elected from erch elves. Officers are chosen from the group. Additional members 're Iola Dainty, Myrtle Middleton, Clrrence Baxter, Olive Armstrong, and James Columbo. Robert Walker resigned to become Athle- tic Manager. Mr. E. G. Nash and Miss Louise Blake are the faculty members. . SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY First Semester -Second Semester Cebic Parker President Virginia Carpenter Jack Vance Vice-President Jack Vance N010 FTGY Secretary Twila Richards