Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Gertrude Karrer, Virginia Prewett Tressie Richards Virginia Butler. Oliver Lonergan. Rae Armstrong--- SOPHOHORE CLASS .... .... ..PfSSiO9Ni , Vice President .......,.,Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . 59T'i'lP3.11'5 Ei' P-TITS Student Affairs Representative Student Affairs Representative cf Mr. Robert Durkrow,,, ,,,,,,.,.,...,..,,.. ..Advi,or The Sophomores There is a spirit that grows As we go along life's way, It begins with a happy mood That lasts throughout the day. It is the spirit of friendship-- Thus may it always stay To help us in our daily work From morn till close of day. The spirit is ever faithful-- To keep it thus let us pray And may each student add to it And take a part away. V. P. '57 The members of the Sophomore Class entered their second year of high school with high spirits. They were determined to make themselves known to the rest O1 the school. Their first successful activity wfs the Sophomore-Junior Party. A hot-dog sale netzed good returns as did the tennis racket rafile. Tae clwss yup on a very unusual concession at the Hi-Jirx. ihis was the exibit of UAimee Minnien, the famous Gelba y7lhVF, that caused so much concern to residents of the San Joaquin region. Under the direction of hr. Robert Durbrow they have great hopes for two more successful years in this high school.

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FRESHMAN CLASS Bruce Dwelley.... .. ..... .....P1 9Sif?e1'1t Ernest Burroughs,,,, ,,L,,,,Vice President Cecilia Salazar,,,, ,.,,.,,,....ocsretary-Treasurer Lowell Sw1ft.......... ....... .... ...Sergeant at APHIS Tsukani Hisatom1,,,,,,,,,Student Affairs Representative Myrle Anderson,,,,,,,,,,,Student Affairs Representative Iiulqueeneyloooooocoooaooooooooooooo0AdViSOr FRESHMAN As we stumble-along the weary path Of knowledge, year by year, We struggle and strive for our success , As every goal draws near. - Life is a game played hard and fair- A problem worked each day, Each friend who nearer to us grows , Helps us on our way. So little by little the Freshman grows In inches and in thought 'Till soon a Sophomore he becomes- He's reached the goal he sought. ' , B.B. '58 The Freshmen entered high school, proud of the fact that they were members of the student body. They have been active in school events. The class play for the H1-Jinx, entitled 'The Studio Murder Casen, was very amusing. This play was written by one of the members of the Freshman Class, Florence Salazar. At the H1-Jinx they also sold popcorn and noise-makers. In order to raise money for their class, the freshmen held a hamburger sale and a noon dance. The proceeds were used for the Freshman-Sophomore picnic. With the close of their first year, the Freshmen are looking forward to next semester when they will be known as Sophomores.