Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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SOPHOMGRES Gilman Moody ----------------------------------- President Jack Nash- -------------------------------- Vice President Hargaret Clark ----------------------- Secretary-Treasurer Raymond Moffitt ---- ------------------ ---Sergeant at Arms Helen Bonniekson-- ------ - Student Affairs Representative Philip Burroughs- ---- -----Student Affairs Representative Stillman Towne ------------------------------- Bank Teller Miss Louise Blake -------------------------------- Adviser There are fifty-one sophomores and when it comes to selling tickets, tiny have the idea. Their class was divided into tvo groups and the side that sold the least tickets for the student body play vas'foreed to give a party for the Tinners. So, on May 51, they gave their party in the auditorium. Punch and cake were served. On May 4 the sophomores gave the juniors a picnic at Marsh Creek Springs. FRBSHMIN George Dvelley ------------------- -------------- President Pauline Lambdin ------ --------------------- Vice President Geraldine Smith ------- --------------- Secretary-Treasurer Paul lambdin ---------- ------------------ Sergeant at Arms Yoneke Mikami ------------- Student Affairs Representative Harold Wright ------------- Student Affairs Representative Margaret Uagenet ---- -------------- ------- ---- Bank Teller Miss Margaret Hanley- --------------- ------------- Advisor Will this meeting please come to order! Lny old business? Lny new business? Some one suggests a picnic. Then begins the argument about the date, place and trans- portation. Will this meeting please come to order again! Any more new business, if notxtill some one move that the meeting be adjourned? Thus ran the most important fresh- men class meetings. It the first of the year the freshmen practiced nYellingW for the basket ball games. They chose their leaders and used class meeting days for rehearsals. On April 50 tIny'hai a picnic at Russleman Park.

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STUDINT BODY Kenneth Dwelley ------------- ------------- N ---- M-President Rex Griffith ------- R ------------------------ Vice President Olivo Armstrong ------- ---------- M --------------- Secretary Gertrude Bunn ------------------------------------ Treasurer Willard Berry ----------------------------- Sergeant-at-arms Kiss Louise Blake ---------------------------------- Advisor The Student Body is the most important cf all the or- ganizations of the school. Its purpose is to maintain the traditions ef the school and to afford financial backing and organized student sup- port for all student enterprises. It also, jointly with the office, provides the assembly programs. The results in basketball, track, baseball and public entertainments have been vary gratifying. These results Were, of course, due primarily to the students themselves and their excellent coaches, but secondly to the organized support of an interested and public spirited Student Body standing solidly behind every enterprise. The Student Body has also helped select and bring be- fore the assemblies a number of excellent programs, a list of which appears in the calendar elsewhere in this publica- tion. Altogether, it can be claimed that, under the leader- ship of its efficient corps of officers, the Student Body has accomplished in a gratifying measure, all the purposes for which it was organized. STUDIIT AFFAIRS Ulrich Karrer-- ----------------- --------- -------- President Helen Bonnickson -------------------- ------------- Secretary Gertrude Bunn -------- ------------- ------- ------- Treasurer The Student Affairs Committee decides upon all mat- ters of great importance regarding the Student Body, gnd sets dates for the school activities. At the last meet- ing it ras voted that the Student Body dues be reduced from a dollar and ten cents to seventy-five cents for the coming year.