Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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i 1 .J .1 Verna Cakebread Custodian Jeanne Crocco Secretary May De Martini Senior Representative Ruth Vilder Junior Representative Hazel Clair Kreim President Frances Stornetta Sophomore Representative Kathryn Higgins Vice President Lurline Vann Social Chairman Mrs. Griffith, Adviser Even the Girls' League felt the Coronation influence and this year they used this idea for their Mother's Tea. They held this annual affair on Thursday afternoon, May 15. They decorated with Coronation colors and the tea fitted in well with the English theme. The program was in keeping with the general idea. The tea was voted a huge success and judged one of the nicest and most charming ever held. William Alexander, Leon Shelton, Joe Lema, George Hate, Danny Lucchesi, Stanley Pereira Robert Ward, Ernest Romiti, Howard Sorgenfrey, Tino Torrez, Francis Bowser, Stanley Duff, Guido Lucchesi, Robert Durbrow Myile Gonzales Leroy French Alvin Domingo Joe Dax Ulysses Cervantes Eugene Busby Manuel Lema Billy Bowser Richard Reyes Dale Frey Joe Galindo Tolbert Hanson Bill Hoy Albert McNamara Harold Houston Leo McFarlan Frank Costa Wilbur Silva Fred Medinas S414 lfllIlJl2l IAIQITIIRI . 4 f 1 ,Fill fkf Q , 1 wry 5 ' u En' kb'

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Betty Richardson Marjorie Augusta Gertrude Karrer Jeanne Crocco Thelma Reynolds May De Martini Virginia Prewett Miss Clark Virginia Prewett President Thelma Reynolds Vice President May De Martini Secretary-Treasurer Miss Clark, Adviser LII! The Glee Club has made quite a name for itself this year and Mr. Rauhut is to be complimented on his fine work. The group has been asked to sing at a number of clubs and social activities in the com unity. On May 7, they went to Martinez for the first County Music Festival. This was given for the purpose of putting the importance of music in the schools before the public. Five schools in the county participated. On April 28, the Glee Club and Orchestra both took part in the annual flower show. Margaret Anderson, Lamar Ladue, Charles Blackwell, William Jason, Keith Ditmars, Andrew Silvas, Mary Jane Caplener, Manuel lopez, May De Martini l2fl'lllIIl2 ll!! ll B Vo- f- ,4 T its-5-v M' -v-iunsq., ' ' .' ? '.' : 1 ,- . nn- w'. 'Q lgl' Tressie Richards Lula Machado Marjorie Augusta Eula Anderson Mabel Bovert Vesta Lee Crouch Ruth Wilder Nellie Samudio Lurline Vann Lyla Morgan Marjorie Smith Thelma McClelland Martha Tillotson Angelina Macedo Marjorie Louise Mehrtens Eunice Swift Dorothy Baker Rose Tovar Helen Hansen LD. Rauhut, Instructor

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,,,g-1'1 1,,..1s-1 lllny -..lg- 'x x . 5 IIl100l Pl Sam Benn, Bruce Dwelley, Lurline Vann, Mrs. Griffith, Betty Richardson Ernest Burroughs, Barbara Bonnickson, Marie Jacobson, Myrle Anderson, Howard Norick, Frank Nicol Harold Houston Willard Stiver, editor . . . . . . Bruce Dwelley Dr. Samuel Hobson, dentist. . . . Ernest Burroughs Sarah Stiver, wife ..... . . Myrle Anderson Roy Stiver, son ...... .... Sam Benn Zelda Hobson, daughter . . .Marie Jacobson Cleva Stiver, daughter . . . .Mary Hosie Elwood Granger ..... . . . Frank Nicol Donald Hobson, son . . . . . Howard Norick Lola Ellington . . . . . . Thelma Bowser Almira Gudgeon . . . Barbara Bonnickson Byron Longley. . . . . Harold Houston Ellen Hobson, wife. . . . Betty Richardson After a postponement of several weeks, the annual Student Body play, WThe Folks Next Door,' was presented on Friday evening, April lb. It was a three act light comedy and provided a full evening of entertainment for all who attended. The story revolved about two neighboring families and their mock quarrel. A romance between the son and daughter of the two houses complicates matters, but everything is finally straightened out and they live happily ever after. Mrs. Evelyn Griffith and Miss Dorothy McGinley directed the play.