Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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SENIOHS Robert Bailey ---------- - -------------- - ------- President Jack Barnard-- ----------- - --------------- Vice President Gwendolyn Richardson ------- ---------- Secretary-Treasurer Willard Berry --------------- ------------ Sergeant at Lrms Ulrich Karror ------------- Student Affairs Representative Eva Mhccdo ---------------- Student nffairs Representative Vina Narducci- ----------------------- H ------- Bank Teller Miss Gertrude Ochs ------------------ - ------------ Advisor The senior meetings were not very exciting until the last three months of school. Then things began to happen. When shall we have the Senior Ball? What shall we Wear for graduation? Where shall ve go for Ditch Day? Who will we have to take our pictures? All these questions kept coming up during the meetings. One by one, behind closed doors, they rare finally attended to until there was only one Ques- tion left--Uhat about graduation? By the time you hive re- ceived this annual the meetings of the class of f5E vill be things of the past. JUNIORS Rex Griffith ----------------------------------- President Jeanne Swift ------------------------------ Vice President Fannie Douglas ------ ----------------- Secretary-Treasurer Robert Moreno --------------------------- Sergeant at grms Gertrude Bunn ------------- Student Affairs Representative Leroy Geddes -------------- Student Affairs Representative Jeanne Sorgenfrey --------- ------------------- Bank Teller Miss Evelyn.Higgins ---------- ----------------- ---Ldvisor As soon as school opened, the juniors held meetings to decide on their class rings. They ordered the rings the second seek of school but did not receive them until after Christmas. After the Junior Prom the juniors gave a number of noon dances to raise money for future needs. At the end of the year they gave the seniors a theatre party. On June six- teenth, as is the custom, they decorated the stage for grad- uation, and three of their members acted as ushers.

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Helen Alcorn -leaves her physics notes to the next girl who dares to take physics. Robert Bailey -leaves h i s Napoleonic books to Jane Abbott. Willard Berry -leaves his French grade to anyone who wants it. Clinton Broderick -leaves his grape judg- ing ability to David Vance. Evelyn Christensen -leaves the mimeograph cleaning to Mary Weeks. ILT' .lack Barnard -leaves a sophomore girl's evenings empty. Clarence Baxter -leaves magazines and mice to Miss Blake. James Bowers -leaves wrestling-match tickets to Lawrence Hig- gins. Madeline Cavalieri -leaves her voice to Jessie Richards. Andrew De Martini -leaves his tennis racket to Gordon Frey.