Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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alll ,Q I at ' ffl' 3 gf, f 'alf- .J.J IDPII DRI!! Dick Lewis, Joe Romiti, Jess Bishop, John Mitchell, Stanley Duff, Richard Reyes, Charles Blackwell, Eugene Busby 91 George Hata, Ulysses Cervantes, Gladys McFarlan, Mary Jane Daly, Mary Morales, Mabel Bovert, Edward Prewett Mack Thompson, Francis Bowser, Beverly Bressi, Marjorie Morgan, Dolores Vengley, Eva Dell Antico, Marion Clark, Laura Crocco, Marion Moffatt, Vern Pedersen Bill Jacobson, Mary Hosie, Thelma Boswer, Elaine Adair, Naomi Woodley, Betty Skaurud, Verna Cakebread, Lois Barty, Tolbert Hansen Miss McGinley, Sheila Silva, Mary Ruth Goodenough, Marie Castro, Virginia Burke, Frances Stornetta, Betty Mikami, Dorothy Nunez, Rose Tovar, Dale Frey Jess Bishop. . John Mitchell. Wilbur Silva. Sheila Silva. Jack Vater. . . ....... President . ........ Vice President . .... Secretary and Treasurer . . Student Affairs Representative . . . Student Affairs Representative . . . . . . . Sergeant-at-arms . ...... Adviser Guido Lucchesi. . Miss McGinley. The second largest class in school, the Sophomores are very school-spirited. A peanut sale at a mud football game is a memorable occassion. Noon dances are also among their specialties. At the Hi Jinx they had a negro-mammy ball-throwing game and a fortune teller.

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lllll RI Louis Hubio, Lowell Swift, Robert Dewald, Harold Houston, Frank Nicol, Celland Nail, Ernest Burroughs, Bruce Dwelley, Leo McFarlan, Charles Howard, Wilfred Ephraim , Mrs. Griffith William Alexander, Tuskane Hisatomi, Myrle Anderson, Ruth Wilder, Jeanette Cabral, Doris Domingo, Jeanne Dal Porto, Edith Wightman, Fred Stornetta, Leon Shelton, Howard Norick George Okazaki, Lurline Vann, Marjorie Louise Mehrtens, Cecelia Salazar, Angelina Macedo, Barbara Bonnickson, Helen Pederson, Ruth Rodrigues, Betty Summers, Nellie Samudio, Masaki Hiratsuka, Manuel Lopez Bruce Dwelley. . . .... President Misaki Hiratsuka. . . .Vice President Cecelia Salazar . . .......... Secretary Lowell Swift. . . ........ Sergeant-at-Anne Wilfred Ephraim. . . Student Affairs Representative Myrle Anderson. . . .Student Affairs Representative Mrs. Griffith. . ............ Adviser All the Juniors got warmed up for baseball season by pitching balls at chickens in their concession at the Hi Jinx. Everyone came and took a chance at winning anything from balloons to live chickens. They have had a very active and successful year of giving noon dances and hamburger sales. The Prom was a success in every way but financially.

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Lf. is 1 +. 9,54 - .- 4 . Il2Illl ITIUI Robert Ward, Stanley Pereira, Fred Hansen, Lawson Reed, Joe Dax, Frank Costa, Howard Sorgenfrey, Ernest Romiti, Rafael Lucchesi,Gene Stonebarger, Mr. Hoyt, Russell DeMartini, Leo Volpi, John Paul Painter Sam Benn, Mike Hernandez, Robert Duncan, Guy Sanders, Manuel Lema, Edward Teixeira, Marcey Del Pozo, Howard Higgins, Forrest Bemis, Miss Clark, Yamato Taniguchi, Kenneth Garrett, Frank Sukup, Ernest Fredrickson Dante Massoni, Joe Galindo, Joe Vallerga, Bill Blom e, Myile Gonzales, Fred Medinas, Raymond Thorpe, Albert Morgan, Carl Garcia, Verner Strombam, Ralph Lopez, Manuel Leuvano, George Yagi, Lyle Bartch Betty Richardson, Thelma McClelland, Lois Cummings, Descyne Doulgas, Virginia Lee Ellis, Marie Wilkinson, Louise Giannini, Frances Cardinal, Mary Jane Caplener, Leon Davis, Arnold Griggs Eula Anderson, Maudie Kniss, Eleanor Polk, Marilynn Hansen, Rose Giannini, Nobuko Ikeuye, Anne DeConde, Ramona Vslverde, Catherine Irwin, Helen Hansen, Ruby Vasquez, Ruth Reyes, Eva Cavalieri Leroy French . ..... President Jean Nicol . . .... Vice President George Yagi. . . Secretary-Treasurer Sam Benn . . . ..... Sergeant-at-Arms Helen Hansen . .... Body Representative Joe Dax .... . . Student Body Representative Miss Clark. . ........... Adviser Freshmen--That's all we seem to see this year. They are by far the largest class in school. After being guests at the Freshmen Reception, they have taken an active part in school life.At the Hi Jinx they had a turkey-raffle and a race-horse game, both of which proved financial successes.