Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1936 volume:

LIBERTY BELL I936 ir DEDICATION IN RECOGNITION OE HIS COOPERATION IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND I-IIS UNDERSTAND- ING OE TI-IE STUDENTS, WE DEDICATE TI-IIS ANNUAL TO MR. B. J. CALLAGI-IAN. PubIIsI'1ed by +I'1e Sfudenfs of Ihe LIBERTY UNION I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOL Brenfwood, California i-Q Fa C u Ity VR. E. G. NASH ,YA A .. .. , A . A , , , .,...... P R INCIPAL, HISTORY VR. B. J. CALLAOHAN AA.,...., ,, ... V ICE-PRINCIPAL, SCIENCE VISS ECHO CLARK CCCCCCCECCEEEECCE ,,.EE,CC.CC,.,C.C....,,,.. C OMMERCIAL VISS WINIERED COCHRAN CEEEEEE .,,CCEEE. H OME ECONOMICS. ART VR. ROBERT DURBROW EECEEEE . ET.,,.CE,,............ AGRICULTURE VR. RAY ORAF ,.C.,C,,CCECC . CAEEACCCC C,,,C,C,EACC,.,.C..CC.C,..,..,.A,,.CE,. S HOP VR. MELVILLE HOYT CSSS Q ,.SSSS,SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS,, .S..,,, . ..HISTORY, ECONOMICS VISS DOROTHY MQOINLEYNLANOUAOES, PHYSICAL EDUCATION VISS EVELYN MULOUEENY SSSSSSSS....,.,S,S,S.,S,,SSS,..,.......... ENGLISH, LATIN VIISS MARIE OUINN .SLLLLLLLLLL.L ..........,...,.LL M USIC VIRS. ASHLEY D. SHAW ,L..,.LLLLL,.....LLLLL , LL,,,L,..............,......, ENGLISH VIR. FRANK VONDER AHEEMATHEMATICS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Trustees MR. M. O. DIFFIN ....... ....,.............. .....,.... ......... B R E NTWOOD MR. W. J. ESTES ................. .............. B YRON MR. A. H. HONEOGER ......... ........ O AKLEY MR. R. R. HOUSTON ...... ................ ................. B Y RON JUDGE ROBERT WALLACE, JR ......... . ......... BRENTWOOD 2 CLASSES ,X '1,, , ' 'aw - Jr' J 4,,f'.m'1 .ggi-'1 6 ., . , ,l .. . i 'IMI 'Y A . F l'l . -Wx- ' 10. Q' . 'L , L nv ,,'.-A 'yn A x 4' W. 1 Ant uj.,'-ni if , Nt.. 4 ' AI' I l I v A .l I 1 f 1- -.Lf l ' ,-tr,-4. n., w ' 'N .. , J,y.'vl'f'B rf I r .-4 .n, ' . ,, f , 1 f L ,sau . ,' Q ' ' , 1 ix ' H531 -I V-QM 1' ' 'U-.s ' 4-J 'sm - 5+ YLUA 3 I 'W .,g 1L . um' , Q, ' V. wax K N ' Xi F- 1 I 11' 'H W A - ,!.'l, lA2 ' ' ' 4 . 11- :L V4 .l I ' JH.. ,., ff ,WJ M ' .' I 'vf'y L , , ' r,,xY'4,c '. l P.. 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Girls' League C413 Class Presi- dent C41. GENEVIVE BEMIS Commercial Club C213 Girls' League ll, 2, 3, 41: Guild of Applied Arts C31. ROBERT CURRIER Hi Jinx C413 Rifle Club CI1, DONALD DeMARTlNl Orchestra CI, 2, 3, 413 Hi Jinx C3, 41. KATHRYN DICKSON Junior Prom Committee C313 Hi Jinx C3, 413 Mothers' Tea C31. HARRY FERTADO F. F. A. Cl, 2, 311 Hi Jinx SENIORS in Wg -8, 3 BARBARA ALLEN Student Body Play Cl, 2, 313 Hi Jinx Cl, 313 Re- porter C2, 31. NELLIE CHRISTENSON G. A. A. C413 Hi Jinx C413 Junior Prom Committee C313 Guild of Applied Arts C31. JAMES DALY Hi Jinx C3, 412 Vice-Presi- dent Class C41. MILDRED DelvlARTlNl Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 413 Hi Jinx C3, 413 G. A. A. C413 Junior Prom Com- mittee C31. GEORGE DWELLEY Block L C413 F. F. A. C2, 3, 413 Class President CI1 Student Body Play C3, 41 Hi Jinx CI, 2, 3, 41. JACK GIBSON Transfer. ALICE GONZALEZ Girls' League 141, G. A. A, 141g Commercial Club 121. ETHEL HAARER C. S, F. 1l, 2, 3, 4, Scc.l2 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 415 Commercial Club 121. BERNlCE -HANSON Hi Jinx 1313 Commercial Club 1I, 215 Junior Prom Committee 1311 Senior Ball Committee 141g An- nual Staft 141. LAURENCE HIGGINS F. F, A. 1I, 2, 3, 4, Sec.1g Hi Jinx 13, 413 Student Body Rep. 1413 Pres. Stu- dent Attairs 141. IDORA HEYNE Hi Jinx 13, 413 C. S. F. 1413 Orchestra 13, 41. MERVYN JONES Orchestra 1I, 2, 313 F, F. A. 12, 313 Hi Jinx 121, SENIO W7 RS .QP I Y' Q. 'Z' Q KF 4 ANITA GRIGGS Transfer, Hi Jinx 1415 G. A. A. 141. BLYNN HANNUM Girls' League 1l, 2, 3, 413 Sec. Class 1l1g Guild of Applied Arts12,31, MARGARET HELLAND Transfer. Girls' League 13, 41. RUDOLPH HEYNE Block L 141g F. F. A. 13, 41g Hi Jinx 13, 413 Ser- geant - at- Arms, Student Body 141. JANE HIRATSUKA G. A. A, 14, Vice-Presi- dent1g Sec. Class 1413 Ju- nior Prom Committee 131. PAULINE LAMBDIN Class Pres. 1215 Vince Pres. Girls' League 1I1g I-Ii Jinx 1313 Guild of Applied Arfs 121. OLIVER LONERGAN Orchestra 1l, 2, 313 Hi Jinx 12, 41g Sfudenl Body Rep. 121, MARY MACKENZIE Girls' League Rep, 1311 Sfudenl Body Rep. 1211 Sfudenl' Body Play 1313 Hi Jinx 1411 Annual Slaff 13, 41. CORRINE MILLER I-li Jinx 13, 41g Guild of Applied ArIs 1211 Junior Prom Comrnilfee 131. ELANOR MODIN G. A. A. 1411 Girls' League 12, 3, 413 Hi Jinx 13, 411 Junior Prom Corn- millee 131. EDWINA PIERSON Transfer. G. A, A. 141. WILLIAM LONERGAN F, F, A, 1l, 2, 3, 413 l-li Jinx 12, 3, 411 Junior Prom Cornrniffee 131. JEAN MCFARLAN Orchesfra 1I, 2, 3, 411 Hi Jinx 13, 413 Sludenf Body Play 12, 3, 413 Senior Ball Cornrniliee 141. YONEKO MIKAMI Girls' League Pres. 1415 G. A. A. 141g Hi Jinx 13, 41, Girls' League Rep. 1I1g Sec. Class 1215 Stu- denf Body Rep. 1l1. ' ca-LADSTQNE REED Block L 1411 Class Presi- denf 1311 Sfudenf Body Presidenf 1413 I-li Jinx 141. ANGELO RUBIO Block L 1I, 2, 3, Sec,, 4 Pres.1g Hi Jinx 13, 41: Senior Ball Cornmiffee 141. FRANCES SHERA Sfudent Body Rep. 131, Hi Jinx 141: Junior Prom Committee 131. HARRY SORGENFREY E. F. A. 13, 413 Block L 13, 413 Hi Jinx 131. DAVID VANCE C. S. F. 131: Annual Sfat' 13, 413 Hi Jinx 111. BLOSS VASOU EZ Senior Ball Crxrmn-tree 1411 Hi Jinx 131. MARY WEEKS C. S. F. 1I, 2, 313 Hi Jinx 1I, 2, 3, 413 Stu- dent Body Play 1l, 2, 313 Sec. Student Body 1313 Class Vice-Pres. 131. ORVILLE WRISTEN F. F. A. 1l, 2, 3, Treas., President, 413 Block L 12 3, 41: Hi Jinx SEINII 0 RS i .fin N i ,.. sg! fig I 'A ...Ju fs- '32 'G 5. L 1 -, 14--5' , L , . S 3-Q S v F L- 2 .Q .. 'A my ,Q , . 2: 41' '32 4, I 5-!'x . GERALDINE SMITH Sec. Class 1l, 313 Girls' League Rep. 1413 C. S. F, 141. VIRGINIA THOMPSON G. A. A. Pres. 1413 Hi Jinx 13, 413 Girls' League 12, 3, 413 Junior Prom Cornrnitiee 131. PATSY VANCE Annual Staff 1313 G. A. A. 1413 Junior Prom Commit- tee 1313 Hi Jinx 131. MARGARET WAGEN ET Student Body Play 1l, 2, 413 G. A. A. 1413 Hi Jinx 1l, 2, 3, 413 Student Body Rep. 141: Annual Staff 13, 41. CHRYSTEL WlLKlNS Hi Jinx 12, 313 Sfudent Body Play 12, 413 C. S. F. 13, 4, Pres.13 G. A. A. 1413 Annual Staff 13, 4, EdiIor1. 1NO PICTURE1 EDGAR ALLEN Rifle Club 1213 Hi Jinx 1313 Reporter 1I, 2, 31. IRMA MAE RUSSELL Transfer. MR. MELVILLE HOYT Adviser. Senior Class Will Jane AbboTT leaves her blonde curls and abiliTy To play The piano To Bill Jason. -Barbara and Edgar Allen leave The Teachers in peace. -Gen- evieve Bemis leaves her genTle ways To Ered STorneTTa. ll-low he needs Them.l-Nellie ChrisTensen leaves a handsome blonde senior hearT broken. -RoberT Currier leaves his snapshoTs in The dark roomToThemice.-James Daly leaves To give The co-eds aT S. J. STaTe a break. -Donald De MarTini leaves his harmony book To Bob Wollard. --Mildred De MarTini leaves her Tennis shoes To Dale Frey. -KaThryn Dickson leaves her maTh. book To Billy Bowser. -George Dwelley leaves his dramaTic abiliTy in The girl's locker room. -T-larold EerTado leaves DoT Kincaid willing and wanTing. lwho? whaT? why?l -Jack Gibson leaves his mischievousness To John VaTer. -Alice Gonzales leaves her oTTice pracTice To Marjorie SmiTh. -AniTa Griggs leaves her appealing voice To Dale l-leidorn. -Blynn l-lannum leaves her well dressed appearance To PaT Douglas. -EThel l-laarer leaves her peaches and cream complexion To some TorTunaTe iunior. -Bernice l-lanson leaves her Hepburn proTile To Lurline Vann. -MargareT l-lelland leaves her soprano voice in The bookkeeping room. -ldora I-leyne leaves her violin To Bruce Dwelley. -Rudolph l-leyne leaves his piTching arm To Guido Lucchessi. -Laurence Higgins leaves ThaT denTal ad. smile To STan- ley Bray. -Jane l-liraTsuka leaves her TimidiTy To Melba FerTado. -Mer- vyn Jones leaves his curly hair To Gladys Mclzarlan. -Pauline Lambdin leaves her blonde locks To Mary WesTman. -Oliver Lonergan leaves his chair in orchesTra lThe one wiTh The gum under iTl To Charles Blackwell. -William Lonergan leaves Two sophomore girls To The resT oT The Tellows Tor a change. -Mary Mackenzie leaves her alluring charm and her irre- sponsibiliTy To Wilbur Silva. -Jeanne Mclzarlan leaves her smooTh danc- ing To Mariorie MehrTens. -Yoneko Mikami leaves her pleasing ways To Jeanne Dal PorTo.-Corrine Miller leaves To geT married. -Eleanor Modin leaves The Milinich broThers alone. -Edwina Pierson leaves her seaT on PaTsy's moTorcycle To Alzada Griggs. -GladsTone Reed leaves his pas- sion Tor blonde pulchriTude To Edward WesT. -Angelo Rubio leaves his A No. I abiliTy in sporTs To Clelland Nail. -Francis Shera leaves her so- phisTicaTed manner To The nexT senior class. -Geraldine SmiTh leaves her Tangled love aTTairs To some one who can Tigure Them ouT. -l-larry Sorgen- Trey leaves his vicTory smile To Mr. l-loyT. -Virginia Thompson leaves her hairdressing appoinTmenTs in The Girls' League room To I-loward Norrick. -David Vance leaves his irrepressible giggle To Mrs. Shaw lall done up in pink ribbon and Tissuel. -PaTsy Vance leaves her moTorcycle and The TirsT bridge on The way To STockTon To hisTory Tor her grandchildren. -Bloss Vasquez leaves his perTecT LaTin looks To Bob De Wald. -MargareT Wage- neT leaves her vivacious personaliTy and her Torward posiTion in baskeT- ball To Thelma Reynolds. -Mary Weeks leaves To conTinue in dramaTics. -ChrysTel Wilkins leaves MargareT WageneT and some AnTioch Tellow Tor The big bay ciTy. -Grville WrisTen leaves his TooTball helmer To Wil- liam I-lonegger. 7 MARJORIE AUGUSTA ..,A MAY De-MARTINI A,AA, AA A VIRGINIA PREWETT ..AAIA,I I-IAZEL CLAIR KREIM IIIAI STANLEY BRAY ,VII,IIIIIIIIII ALBERT MCNAIVIARA ,TT.T A Im' 1 ' ...JJ 1-5. I ,iv-. ., ...,,.-r , .Y.'v. - , . , , , . Juniors U...E.ME,E...S..U....PRESIDENT MH....E.I..,...VlCE-PRESIDENT ,.E,WSECRETARY-TREASURER MR. ROBERT DURBROW E,EEEE,,EEA 8 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ,. ...,. .SERGEANT-a+-ARMS ......,.CLASS ADVISER TI I I It ,M AW, , ' 'IL' v Sophomores ERNEST BURROUGI-IS ., . SSSSSSSS ,,,.,..A..,,.AA.... .,.....,,,.... P R E SIDENT LEO MCEARLANE EEEE EEEE, EEEE I I EE,,,. VICE-PRESIDENT BARBARA BONNICKSQNE EE.E I EEEE ,SECRETARY-TREASURER BRUCE DWELLEY BEEEEBBE .EEEEEEBBE.. .B,.,EBE BEEEEAEB S E R GEANT-a+-ARMS MAE SMITI-I ,.,,EB,,B ,S ,. B.BB.., STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE FRANK NICOL .S..S.A...SS.SSTSSS.S SS ,SSS, ESTUDENT REPRESENTATIVE MISS EVELYN MULQUEENEYV, I A SISSS M ECLASS ADVISER 9 ',.--lx' -1-.1 ' , : . I I Freshmen JCI-IN MITCHELL ,.. A . , A .... ..AA .4..,, P RESIDENT KUNE I-IISATQMI , ,.. ., A.A , , .... A. .AA V I C E-PRESIDENT MARIAN CLARK .LLL,ILLL LLLL.... S ECRETARY-TREASURER LAURA CROCCC LLLLLLL ,LLL,,.. 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'.'1..fw' H ' s ' 'Y x r-I I A l ' , , ialfa , -H 1' x ll' I , 4 I P 1 , .I he M . I - I N, 4 I r 'Q 32' f.'3l'ii .HL ., iq Calendar FALL Seplember 4-Firsl day ol school. Freshmen gel looked over. Average lair. 7-Firsl Sludenl Body meeling. Foolball gels slarled-Arleigh Wil- liams speaks. Girls gel lirsl-row seals. 9-Admission Day. Firsl holiday, bul luckily nol lhe lasl. I3-Girls' League l-li-Jinx. lWere you lhere, boysf7l Oclober I9-Firsl loolball game. School and lown move lo Pillsburg. Good game. 2 l-Foolball Dance. Plenly ol lresh air-and lresh guysl Davis on hand. 26-lvlarlinez game lhere. Nice lellows. 27-Freshman Receplion. Freshmen improve on acguainlance. 28-Girls' League Convenlion al Sanla Rosa. 29-Pillsburg game here. Plenly ol rallies. November 9-Danville game here. Armislice Day. I3-Reporl Cards. ls lhere any iuslice? l-lope pa hasn'l discovered lhal F doesn'l sland lor line. 25-29-Thanksgiving Vacalion. Teachers go lo school. Plenly ol lurkey. December 6-End ol Sluclenl Body Card Sale conlesl. Seniors and Fresh- men go lo lown. 6-Firsl baskelball game. Conlesl parly allerward. 20-l-li-Jinx. Dancing-enlerlainmenl--concessions-wilh loolball rid- ing highl 2l-Chrislmas vacalion begins. Everybody happy. January 6-Relurn lo school-lirmly resolving lo lorgel our New Year's resolulions. I6-G. A. A. gels organized. Whal skill! Whal leaders! Whal beaulyl lYes, whal beauly?l I7-Eleclion ol Block L ollicers. l-low does il leel lo be Presidenl, Rubio? February 3-Sludenl Body lvleeling. Trallic ollicers show oll. I4-Liberly Bell Valenline Dance. A good lime was had by all. 29-F. F. A. goes lo Calaveras Big Trees and ploughs up lhe snow. Was your aim good. Mr. Durbrow? Calendar SPRING March 8-Girls' League room complefed. The gals are 'thinking of moving in permanenfly. I5-Library books reiuvenafed. Who's fhrowing fhem now? I8-Harry Sorgenfrey gefs an award for high poinf man in baskefball. Bring on your vicfory smile. Harry. I9-47 Seniors gel' shof. Smile nicely please. 24-Firsf scheduled baseball game posfponed. Too bad, fellows. 27-Sfudenf Body play-greaf fun. Don'f forgef fo grow up, Huckle- berry! 28-G. A. A. delegafion goes fo lvlarfinez for annual play day. Sfiff, girls? April 3-Juniors give a Prom. Happy birfhday. Mr. Durbrow! 4-I2-Easfer vacafion. Who menfioned Easfer eggs? I4-Reporf Cards. Sh-h-h! I6-Seniors gef proofs. Oh, my goodness! Pick a number from one fo fen. 29-Boys' Tennis Tournamenf wifh Anfioch. We fook fhree ouf of eighf mafches, anyway! May 7-Mr. Alden W. Smifh, from fhe California College of Business, speaks fo sfudenfs. 9-Sophomore-Freshman picnic. ln fhe evening fhe Block L and G. A. A. Dance. Can fhose afhlefes dance! I4-Junior-Senior Theafre Parfy. Good show. The brighfer fhe mind fhe bigger 'rhe appefife. Financial sfafe of Juniors-zero! I6-Junior-Sophomore picnic. Games-eafs-snakes--poison-oak. I9-Mofhers' Tea. A very successful parfy. 20-Senior Difch Day. Poor Freshmen! Who said fhe Seniors weren'f missed! 29-Senior Ball. Everyone goes underseas-in more ways fhan one. June 3-Seniors fake a half day off for a picnic. Guch, my sunburn! I2-Graduafion. Proud parenfs-bewildered grads -scrafched necks-sfuffy gowns-and welcomed diplomas. I2-Lasf day of school. Sad or glad? I2 F -. Q .11T:ll35'f.i'l T It Student Body Otticers GLADSTONE REED . . . L . ,, ., ..,A. P RESIDENT TRESSIE RICHARDS SS.E SwS,E V ICE-PRESIDENT GERTRUDE KARRER... SSSS .. SS..SS,,S .SECRETARY MAE SMITH A,SSSSSSSSS,SSSS,SS . SSSS SSSSSSSSSSS.,,S T REASURER GEORGE DVVELLEY... SS.,SSSS BUSINESS MANAGER HAZEL CLAIR KREIM L L .. SSSSSS.SS.,S YELL LEADER MARY ELIZABETH KREIM SSSS SSIS,SSSE S.S,IS Y E LL LEADER RUDOLPH HEYNE ,LLLLLLLLL LLLLLLL SERGEANT-at-ARMS MRS. ASHLEY D. SHAW LLLL .. L L LLLLL LLLLLLL.,LL.LLL.LL,LLL..LLL . .ADVISER Student Attairs Committee LAURENCE HIGGINS Lddddd L MARGARET WAGENET STANLEY BRAY .LLL D HAZEL CLAIR KREIM. FRANK NICOL ,d.L,,dLt., E MAE SMITH ,..L.,L, MACK THOMPSON LLL..L . LAURA CROCCO .dLLLL,eLdd GLADSTONE REED LLLLLLLLL MRS. ASHLEY D. SHAW .L.... L MR. E. G. NASH... ...... A L JUNIOR ...............JUNIOR ...SOPHOMORE .WSOPHOMORE .... ERESHMAN ...ERESHMAN ......,...PRESIDENT .... SECRETARY REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE ........EX-OEEICIO MEMBER . .. ........................ ADVISER I 3 Liberty Bell ANNUAL STAFF CI-IRYSTEL VVILKINS LLLLLL .... ,. I A ,,, E DITOR GERTRUDE KARRER LLLLLLLL ,,.. I CASSISTANT EDITOR GEORGE DVVELLEY EEE., EEEEEE ,EEE.E B U SINESS MANAGER GLADSTONE REED I . I I E,,,,EE ADVERTISING MANAGER MARGARET WAGENET. I L I,EEE,..,E EEEE,..EEEEIEEE C LASS WILL MARY VVEEKS LLLLL I LLL.LLLL,L ...ILLL LLLLLLL LL,LL I S C I-IOOL CALENDAR TRESSIE RICI-IARDS LL,.L LLLL..,,,L A SSISTANT SCHOOL CALENDAR YONEKO MIKAMI .L . IILLLLLLLLLLLLL LL,LLLLLLLL.I,.LA,.L A CTIVITIES JUANITA VVEBBERL I LLLLL,L ASSISTANT ACTIVITIES DAVID VANCE LLLL LLLLL,,, BOYS' SPORTS ELEANOR MODIN I I LLL,LL,LLL GIRLS' SPORTS MARY MACKENZIE I LL I LLLLLLLL LLSNAPS JANE I-IIRATSUKA, I LLL,...,..., ART BERNICE I-IANSENM. I .LL....,, TYPING MRS. ASI-ILEY D. SI-IAW E LL.,... ADVISER I 4 Huckleberry Finn CAST OF CHARACTERS MYRLE ANDERSON L L L L AUNT POLLY BARBARA ALLEN . so L. cccc RUTH WATSON MARY I-IOSIE .N ,A . .,,, L LMARY JANE GEORGE DWELLEY EEEEEEE as L LERED RAYMOND JEAN McEARLAN EEEEEE MELBA WHITE, COLORED MAID MARGARET WAGENET as L CLARA WOPPINGER Cl-IRYSTEL WILKINS ,L AMY WOPPINGER BRUCE DWELLEY.. L.L, as ,I-IUCKLEBERRY EINN ERNEST BURROUGHSLE LLLL L L TOM SAWYER Huckleberry Finn, a 'rhree acl comedy, by Roy E. Lewis was success- fully produced on March 27 in Jrhe school audirorium. The audience had Jrhe opporlunily lo see a line performance based on Jrhe classical novel of America's Samuel Clemens. The casr was well chosen and The audience was lcepl laughing lhroughoul lhe lwo hours of lhe play. Special credil is due The direclors, Miss Dorolhy McGinley and Miss Evelyn Mulqueeney. I 5 Gs Future Farmers ol America OFFICERS ORVILLE WRISTEN rrrrr J L A ...PRESIDENT WILLIAM LONERGAN. E . rr,r VICE-PRESIDENT LAURENCE HIGGINS L SECRETARY RUDOLPI-I I-IEYNE .rr.r rrrr, . . L rrrrrrrrr REPORTER MERVYN JONES ..,ASS... SS,.SS,. SS,,SSS . . WATCI-I DOO MR. ROBERT DURBROW ESSSSSSSS S,,, ,,S, E,,rSSSSS,SSSS,, A D V ISER The Furure Farmers of America is a narional organizalion of Farm boys in vocalional agriculrure. The purpose of Ihe organizarion is nor only 'ro leach lessons in Farm managemenl, buf also in cooperarion. This year The boys arlended Ihe Greal Wesrern Liveslroclc Show al Los Angeles, Ihe lnlerslare Baby Beef and Livesroclc Show ar San Francis- co, and The F. F. A. Convenrion ar San Luis Obispo. Orchestra Under 'rhe direclion of Miss Marie Quinn, rhe orchesrra has had a very successful year. The srudenls have played ar all imporlanl school Func- Iions including rhe I-li-Jinx, Sludenr Body Play, and Graduarion. The Fol- lowing are members: Jane Abbofr, Earl Augusra, Charles Blackwell, Louis Coslello, Donald DeMarIini, May Delvlarrini, Mildred DeMar+ini, ldora I-leyne, William I-Ionegger, William Jason, Mervyn Jones, Oliver Loner- gan, Gladys McFarlan, Jeanne McFarlan, Leo McFarlan, Marjorie Mehr- lens, Mae Smirh, Vern Perrerson. Block L OFFICERS ANGELO RUBIO ....... .... ....,............................. P R ESIDENT ORVILLE WRISTEN .......,, .,................... V ICE-PRESIDENT ALBERT McNAMARA ..,....,........ SECRETARY-TREASURER MR. FRANK VONDER AI-IE .............. .................... A DVISER The Fosrering of clean comperilion belween schools and belween in- Iramural groups is 'rhe chief aim of Ihis sociery. All L leller boys are eligible For membership. The Bloclc L gave a Foolball dance in Seprem- ber and a ioinl' dance wilh 'rhe G. A. A. in May. I7 if 4 ' -as L ,Al 4- f s' ' 1 n 1 -1 . :h I 4 - 4 .4 1 , Z'-f' 1 f ' , ' ,, 'Q G Q- 'fb '41, ' N '19 ,g 'J , Q : x so . , - , ... , -45 X' -5 5 1 1' - . Q .4 1, Y 2 4 K ' 2- Q . , H' .1 X136 .J 'K -1 d X. 1 x 7 I 3' r Q' A. ,XA X, 38 wi' 1 q sq.. t .rx ' ri ' XC' A . X ' ' 'M x R ' - N L ay.. 'Z' fs X! W L U P fr v I8 Girls' League OFFICERS YONEKO MIKAMI .. ,. A . . cccccccc . ... P R E SIDENT TRESSIE RICHARDS ,., . . . I .. L LLVICE-PRESIDENT JANE ABBOTT .,, ,, ,. ,,. .SECRETARY-TREASURER JEANNE McFARLAN ,4 . ,.. . . .. SOCIAL CHAIRIVAN BARBARA BONNICKSON ..B.,.B,BBB.,B.,.BBBBBBBBBB,,.B,..,.,A,.,...B AN ROOM CUSTOD GERALDINE SMITH ABBB,..B,B.B,... SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE KATHERINE HIGGINS S,,....,,.,, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE CECELIA SALAZAR ESS. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE VIDA RICCOLI .S,,,.S...,..... FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE SER MISS EVELYN MULOUEENEY .S.SSSSS,S..AS.SSSSSSS,...,.,. ADVI Calitornia Scholarship Federation Chapter I5O of the California Scholarship Federation is composed of the following students: Ernest Burroughs lPresident, Falll, Blynn Hannum, Ethel Haarer lSecreI'ary, Springl, Idora Heyne, Gertrude Karrer, Yonelco Mikami lVice-President, Springl, Chrystel Wilkins lPresiclent, Springl. Each officer is elected for six months. Miss Echo Clark is the adviser Girls' Athletic Association OFFICERS VIRGINIA THOMPSON sssc,,..cssscsc.s.....ss,scsscss,..c PRESIDENT JANE HIRATSUKAE S.csccs,.sscc.s....sssss,.,ssss VICE-PRESIDENT BETTY SUMMERS ..scc.ssss,,ss..ss.css SECRETARY-TREASURER MARGARET WAGENET ,,.J.c,cJ.ssssss.s SENIOR MANAGER MARY ELIZABETH KRIEM ..,..s,....,.,.. JUNIOR MANAGER MARJORIE SMITH ,,,,ssss,s.,Jsc.,, SOPHOMORE MANAGER MARY JANE DALY ..sssJ..ss.u,J.,.,.. 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This was an evenly ToughT game Trom sTarT To Tinish and The brillianT running aTTaclc on The parT oT LiberTy was very eTTec- Tiveg buT a lolocked lciclc proved To be The deciding TacTor oT The game. LiberTy 6, PiTTsburgh 6. When The gun wenT oTT aT The halT, The score sTood 6-6 wiTh l.il3erTy on The PiraTe one TooT line. AlThough LiberTy played The beTTer game, we were unalole To score in The second halT. LiloerTy I4, San Ramon 2 I. In spiTe oT The muddy Tield, LiberTy crossed The Tiger goal line Twice-an unprecedenTed accomplishmenT oT The season. LiberTy O, San Ramon IZ. l.iberTy played a greaT game buT The op- posiTion's TasT baclc goT away Twice To insure a Tiger vicTory. 2l K..- I i 4 N X. 'Q Basketball The A Jream slarled Ihe season in good form wirh a vicrory over Anlioch. I.a+er The Ieam was handicapped because many of 'rhe players were our from lime 'ro lime wirh Ihe flu. A TEAM Anlioch 24a I as I 3 iberly 25 Tracy 27 ssss iberly 9 Escalon I3ss . I iberly 43 Alhambra 40 ss..ss, as s.... -iberry 22 Pillsburg 22 ssssssss cs-iber'ry 33 Tracy I3 sssssss sssss - iberly I9 Alhambra 43W 3. ..css Iberly 33 Anrioch 34a ,sss iberry ZI B TEAM C TEAM Anlloch 20 sss.s.ssss,.a,sssss, -iberly II Anfioch 9 cscsssssssss sssssssss - iberly Tracy 39 .sssss.s iberry 9 Pirlsburg Jr. 2I ssssss,.,.sa -iberly Escalon I9 scs, iberry 36 Alhambra I6 ssss,,ssss,,ssss -iberly Alhambra I8 sss..ss. .,s, - iberly 9 Pirlsburg 9 ssss,.s as as ,c-Iber+y Pillsburq 29,3 iberly II Anrioch I4, ssss,,s, s,,,scs - iberly Tracy 3I ....ss.s iberly 23 Alhambra 2733 sssssssssssss -iberly Alhambra 2I iberly 7 Anlioch IOEE ssss s,s, I ,iberry Anlioch 2I s.ssss,ss sss,, - iberly I6 23 C 1 N, The baseball 'ream has been making a very good showing Jrhus season A+ The lame of prinling, all lhe games had no'r been played buf so far +he learn ranlcs near lhe lop in lhe counly. iberly iberly iberly iberly lberly iberfy lberly ..S'r. Marys ...Rio Vis+a ..,...TraCy s.,swAlhambra s.ssRio Visla John Swell .,Pleasan+on Sports GIRLS Since The G. A. A. was inTroduced, baslceTball proved To be a major sporT This year. InTerclass games were played and There was a loT oT keen compeTiTion. The girls have had a very good Tennis season This year. More inTeresT has been shown in The game. TournamenTs were held To deTermine The girls' champion of The school, alThough The conTesTs were held Too laTe in The spring Term To lisT The players and winners. BOYS The boys also have enjoyed an excepTionally good season in Tennis. The bes+ singles and doubles Teams were chosen. A TournamenT wiTh AnTioch was held. AnTioch Toolc 5 seTs and LiberTy 3. This was The TirsT chance in several years ThaT The LiberTy boys had had To show Their Tennis abiliTy. The Tollowing boys played in The TournamenTs: Edgar Allen, ErnesT Burroughs, Douglas Carlisle, George Dwelley, STanley DUTT, Dale l-Teidorn, William l-lonegger, Harold T-lousTon, Bill l-loy, Jack Nash, Manuel Nery, and David Vance. LiberTy was well represenTed in Track This year. Jack Gibson, Glad- sTone Reed, Dale l-leidorn and William I-lonegger represenTed The school aT The counTy meeT. l-lonegger placed in The C 220 and C IOO yard dash. This was The largesT Team ThaT LiberTy has senT To The meeT Tor a number of years. 25 California Wharf Sr Warehouse Co. SPRAY MATERIALS-FERTILIZER PAINT - TIRES -- SULPI-IUR Brenfwood, California Phone 97 OTTO'S W.W.MORGANS BARBER SI-IGP BRENTWOOD General Merchandise W. S. Bemis, Proprielor CASH and CARRY JANSSE 81 CTMEARA in Diablo Valley HARDWARE BRENTWOOD QUALITY GROCERIES Bren+wood 26 4 gc , A 4' 1411 Tfofyozc fade!!! 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