Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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From August 30 to June 10 August 30 First day of school--The doors of L. U. H. S.were opened wide to welcome new and old faces. September 9 Admission Day--Our last chance for a sum er swim before school really started. September 17 First football game-- Naturally we won with our victorious Lions. September 24 Girls Hi Jinx---Cute kids these freshmen girls! September 24 Old clothes day--Yesterdqm I G 53 styles. Annual cleanup with re- OL: ward of hot-dogs and pop. 0 0 September ' 'Qc Student Body Cards Sales-- - -7 Whose ahead? October x The Big Apple--an apple a day keeps the doctor away, so everyone is swinging it. L October 15-8 A Freshman Initiation--Green bows, no make-up, no socks--Now we get a chance to know our fresh ---- men girls. October 5 Junior rings flash about. October 8 Freshman Reception ---- It seems the frosh are teaching'dw seniors to dance. 4' October 24 ' - Rooters Caps--Red and Gold A everywhere--but not in class. I if October 29 1 A Big Game--Turns out to be 0' bigger than Antioch expected. Score 6--6. october 29 Q j Safety Speeches. No drivers licenses this year. October 50 Girls' League Convention held in Concord. October 51 Halloween-- A hot time in the old town. November 1O Report Cards--Tsch, Tsch, pardon me for even mentioningih November ll Armistice Day--A Holiday! November 18 News! Birdie shoots Lions New craze for old faces. November 19 Barn Dance--Farm hands and milk maids slid into the Auditorium. Even the goat had a good time. November 24 Get what you deserve? Well we get Thanksgiving vacation md all the trim ings. November 15 ' G. A. A. publishes first Tattler Do we really need one? December 2 Sophomores get stuck wth pins. December 6 B. A. A. playday with Antioch--Our girls are unbeahmh December 17 Hi Jinx--A lot of fun and a lot of work.A winter carnival minus the snow. December 22 Football and G.A.A. aunds. Everybody happy? December 22 Xmas vacation--Santa Claus is coming to town, and I'm as good as I can be. January 5 Back to school--Plenty of broken New Years' resolutions. Atlast--halfthe year is gone.