Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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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.

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This afternoon the den was the From August 1936 to June 1957 August 51 Well, Well, Well! After roaming around at will all summer, we find the old cage pretty crowded now that some eighty-nine new cubs have joined us. But perhaps we need new blood to spruce us up! September 18 The Liberty Lions started out the football season with a great victory! The score was Liberty 14 and Emery High O. October 9 Tonight the old cage was the scene of gayety once more. The lion- esses held their annual Girls' High Jinx. They all came in old clothes and enjoyed a short entertainment. Afterwards refreshments were served, and the remaining part of the evening was spent in games and dancing. Two new lionesses, Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Durbrow, also entered into the songs and activities. I think that all the fair sex of lion kingdom had a most hilarious time. October 25 Tonight'the lion-trainers cracked their whips and put the cubs through their paces at the Freshmen Reception. We certainly taught the how to roar. Now they do it on the slightest provo- cation. October 26 center of two very interesting talks by Clare Poule and Don Golden, both of the University of California. These two brilliant young people gave us a glimpse of the value and glamour of a University education. After the talks, the speakers answered questions and gave pamphlets to all who were interested in a college career. After the talks, I think almost all the Liberty students had secret hopes of some day entering a large university. J Q, E 3. ll ' Y' '-'U t I5 'ul K . 2 , L Q November ll All the cubs and lions were feel- ing very patriotic today. We had an Armistice Day Vacation. Grrrrrr-r-r-r-r and! November 12-13 Boy, the old cage fairly glows! For two days all the cubs have been polishing the bars and shining up the door knobs in one grand cleanup for the year. After the work was done, all the cubs gathered in the cage for a feed of hot dogs and soda pop, and a good rest well-earned. November 25 Today the noise in the halls stopped for a long time. They tell me the lions and lionesses are all out hunting turkeys, and they won't be back for four days! December ll The old cage was the scene of great hilarity this evening. Some of the cubs dressed as minstrels and took us below the Mason-Dixon line for a few hours of fun at the Showboat Hi Jinx. Say, and talk about atomsphere! The old cage practically rocked. Even Topsy and Eva were there in all their glory. You should have seen the lions fishing and at nigger babies and en- other concessions. throwing balls joying all the December 18 Today our the den closed all wagged our keepers drove us out and up for two weeks, so we tails and went home to await Santa's visit! January 4 It's been pretty lonesome here for the past two weeks, with everybody home for the Christmas holidays, but today things are fine again, all because the old cage is full of hurry and scurry and we're all back at school.