Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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GIRLS' LEAGUE Felen Iachenzie --------------------------------- President Vary Telndoo ------------------------------- Vice-President Olive Armstrong ----------------------- Secretary-Treasurer Fannie Douglas ---------------------------- Social Chairman Every girl rho enters this hiyh school eutometically becomes a member of the Girls' Leaeue. At the first of each year this Leafue gives a Girls' Fish Jinx to Get every one accuaintcd. This year each upper class firl had ere- viously been assigned a Freshman Usisteru and it was Whig sister'sn duty to keep the Qlittlc sistern entertained at the Jinx. For several weeks before Christmas the rirls collect- ed old toys which they mended and painted and then sent to poor children. At the Student Pody Hifh Jinks the girls sold candy and turned over the proceeds te the Student Body. A variety of profrrms was offered at the meetings during the year: September--A one act comedyg November-- a talk on beauty culture by Helen Webber Can aluminajg Iarch--a talk on party entertainxents by Helen Ponnickson, and Nay--a fashion show by the Clothine II and III girls. POSTER CONTESTS There was paint dripping everywhere a few days after the Student Body Play Poster Contest was announed. Nu- merous and varied were the compositions that were entered. Although only two prizes were given. all the posters were tacked up. The first prize. two tickets, was awarded to Jack De hello. and the second, one ticket, to Helen hae- kenzic. Just one week had passed when the Women's Club an- nounced a poster contest for the Flower Show. The first prize went to Lorraine Rosa and the second to Evelyn Adams. All posters were exhibited on the day of the Vothers' Tea.

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1. 0 1 .4 A-Tennis Team T'--Track Team C-Student Body Play D-Future Farmers Club E-Broadcaster S'a't 1'-Baseball Team