Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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PRINCIPAL'S 'ESSAGE lt this moment I wish I possessed a greater cover of expression to bring to you forcibly the realization of the vital imeortance of makin? certain qualities serve you in the art of unselfish. clean, and conelete living. Honesty. initiative. thrift. fair-elay. tolerance. fenerosity determination. and vision are some of the hu- 3 man qualitites which we would have you acquire, and de- veloo, so that you may succeed in shaping successful and serviceable careers. Organized society, new more than ever, needs honest and unselfish men and women capable of constructive thought and clear vision to guide cum nation to better and happier years. Your teachers, the trustees of your school, and the citizens of your community hope that, through the educaf tion you are gaining and the beneficial habits you are forming, you will make of yourselves wen and women who will merit and command the admiration and eraise of your community, state, and nation. EDITOR'S VESSACE The 1953 annual is not an attempt at being Udiffer- ent,U it is an attempt at recording hieh school life as it is. The keynote of the world today is NBC Yoursolf.u The stiff formality of the Victorian Age has lonr since disaopeared, and the flurried nervousness of the oest- war oeriod has finally vanished. Color is used to create mood. Our book is bright and gay, for boys and girls are never serious for long. Articles written in free easy going converstional form are side by side with those of a more formal naturc.' They represent the different types of students in a school. How uninteresting it would be if everyone were the same. The Froadcaster is not erinted to record the erofress of students in their studies. The report cards are orinted for that. The froadeaster mrkes it eossible for you to read an accurate account of the activities of the Liberty Union High School. We have tried this year to recount the humorous occurrences with the more serious ones, as they actually hapeened. After all, life at school from year to year is not an oeen calendar of a oerfectly cat- n ologued series of events--it is a Udome of many colored.g1aa

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