Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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H S STUDENT BODY Donald Krumland... .... ,...... ...... President Robert Bailey.. ...Vice-President Nola Frey ..... ...... .Sggvgtary Ulrich Karrer ..... .......... Treasurer Willard Berry ...,.. ...Sergegrt-at-Arms Miss Louise Blake .... .. . .. . ......... ..A5visor The made-to order gavel with its cardinal ani gold streamers called the first meeting of the Student Body to order on September 5 President D0Ud1Q Krnnlawf grew sided. On October 14, Hr. Von Heitsnan, of the Boehinp Transfer Company, came to the school and gave an interest ing talk on aviation and showed some pictures of aeroplanes. Hrs. Beth Johnson, school banking advisor for the American Trust Company, talked to the students on school banking at the beginning of the term. Representatives from the Deputation Committee of the University of California spoke to the Student Body on college life. They emphasized the acadenic requirements that are necessary for college entrance. They also told of the activities which are open to all students. Under the leadership of Jack Dehello and Jerry Prager the students gathered in the auditorium before the basketball games to give Liberty Usixn yells, to say nothing of Usixu for Coach Vonder Ahe and the captains. The Student Body sponsored a Christmas entertainment After a short program, Santa Claus distributed presents to the teachers. We wonder if Hr. Nash has learned to fly his aeroplane, Hr. Callaghan to dissect his frog and Miss Blake to read her book? On Washington's bi-centennial anniversary the Jester Club commemorated his birthday by presenting a short and entertaining play entitled Hmhcn George and Martha Come Back.N This club also sponsored an enter- tainment at the regular Student Body meeting on April 8.

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On March 9 an assembly was called and several num- bers from the operstta were given. These selections gave the students an idea of the songs, dances and costumes to be used in the production. On April 26 the members of the Broadcaster Staff presented their idea of the nGay Ninetiesn in a short program. Costumes, tableaux, and songs made a very Ugayu entertainment. The songs included UA Bicycle Built for Twou and HSidewalks of New Ycrku. Unfortunately the annual goes to press before elec- tions for new officers have been held. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Richard Townsley. Helen Mackenzie.. Ulrich Karrer .... Jessie Richards.. Jack Nash ........ Loretta Smith.... William Broderick Helen Mackenzie.. Ulrich Karrer .... Vivian Bonnickson Richard Townsley. Miss Louise Blake CCIOQOIOI .. ....Freshman Ol Ill. Sophomore ...Junior I O I 0.00.50lillllililliilllil ....President ......Secretary ......Treasurer Representatives Representatives Representatives Representatives ........Advisor Behind closed doors the Student Affairs Committee works feverishly to keep the student body from pit falls. In order to prevent conflicts in dates for school func- tions, the classes and organizations submit their social dates to the Student Affairs group. The committee A authorizes the paying of all bills and the presenting off awards and scholarships. All plans for the Hi-Jinx are formulated by this group. In fact, the Student Affairs Committee passes on all matters of vital importance Q before they are presented to the student body. JESTER CLUB Carter McIndoo.... .... .............. ........President Helen Mackenzie.... ...... ..... Vice-President Roberta Co1lins.... ....Secretary and Treasurer Miss Louise Blake .. ..................Advisor