Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Bettie Mikami Social Chairman Verna Cakebread Secy. - Treas. Laura Crocco J. Representative Miss Cochran Adviser Rita Lucchesi F. Representative Marian Moffatt Custodian Frances Stornetta Vice President Angie Macedo Sr.Representative Virginia Lee Ellis S. Representative Cecelia Salazar President , The annual Girls' Miss Cochran, Cecelia On Friday, May 6, The advanced and sag Sis ,S Xa' as ' -E- ' 3 6- ,:., X 'T' L V H ' Q5 as AQ? kv ' 1 36- cvx ' 1 00' , '93 . av- 3 'I 1 as '45 E f fY'1 W xx , ,pa f - i X I et S 'Xl .1 N Slll' L LEGSIIIE League Convention was held in Concord on October 50, 1957. Salazar and Frances Stornetta represented our school. the annual Mothers' Tea was held. beginning orchestras combined to play for many programs In addition to playing for the regular school functions the orchestras appeared in a program at the Flower Show, for the Diablo Valley Players and before the tri-county meeting of the Farm Bureau. Duets, trios and quartettes have been called upon to perform for the Lions' Club, Methodist Church Tea, and for throughout the year. a program at Tracy. orfhfstfl LI BERTY UNION HICH SCHOOL. Y wiv Virginia Barnes Gene Stonebarger Donald Boltzen Russell DeMartini Marjorie Morgan Ida Bucholtz Walter Nicol Verner Strombom Albert Morgan Jean Nicol Joe Dax Charles Blackwell Bill Jason Floyd Pedersen Earl Augusta Wesley Griggs Mildred Thompson Manuel Lopez Louis Castillo Horace Hill Robert Dewald Beverly Honegger John Giannini Joe Rodrigues Miss Quinn Howard Higgins Everett Hammond YN

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Eleanor Bradbury Helen Sorgenfrey Betty Richardson Mike Hernandez uf' S- w-V' ,. I V Miss Clark Q Nw ti Betty Niederwimmer I 3V':. i.n hum A W ,li Clara Blumen ' +I .ig 5. , -5255.3 -' June Hanson ,J 'Sf 5 fbi 'O , . nj'1-23332 Pearl Reeves w 5 'h'mfy- riff? 'l fu Q 0 . :QQ ' Betty Richardson ' ,'. v -L P-75553: QQEIZ' President - I'-1. gf i 3' I QU- Helen Sorgenfrey 'fff A IQ 2,5539 E ,Q Vice President 1 4 A A- .f..ieZ'. 'f ' e-- ' . 41 . A '.' fi,-f'l A, Betty Niederwimmer 'U , f': 1 .-'.' . V ' ' .Z AOP 4. '- Ln. gecretary ' , 3 - 'Q A f:.,g-'-13'-r.: 5.-1? , rea surer ,' zffkf .0 Y y, 4e Miss Clark ,' i'1::'. 0 - lr? A rg: EEgFqQ,. ,E 2 dviser go' Ab giqinpk ni, A' . I I -'I 5.5 . . X ri' gi 5' '3'Kv sl f A I i. 522' CSE The Future Farmers started the school year nicely by taking forty dollars in prizes at the county fair. In November they started grape cuttings, peaches, and almonds for planting. Tomato plants were issued to the boys. At the calf show in Stockton the boys' calves took high honors. As a com unity project the boys planted privet hedges around the gym and the new church. In April our tree teams placed at the Davis meet. In March the stock trailer was completed and also the weighing crate. Initiations were held jointly with Tracy chapter. Our chapter was represented at Lodi on Bane Field Day and at Cal. Poly.-in May. This year for the first time, the boys will have an award system for the best scholarship and project. They also put on their field day and barn dance. The boys have procured a feed grinder and plan a year of cooperative grinding and mixing of feed, fllllll'E f0lI'lIlEl'S ' ' ' ' AAAA ...- WJ Leo McFarlan President LIBERTYUMQN HIGH SCHOOLPRC Joe Lema Vice President Gene Stonebarger Secretary Dale Frey Treasurer Charles Blackwell Reporter was Leroy French Bulldog ll-Q I . jj P, ,an - Mr. Merritt Mr. Graf Advisers

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Frank Nicol Allen Barstow Mrs. Shaw Director Harold Houston Horace Potter Bruce Dwelley Don Beverly Beverly Honegger Tony Gene Kalmin Mercedes Cardova Barbara Bonnickson Miss Whitman Thelma Bowser Peggy Kendall Veatrice Folsom Mrs. Corliss Fred Stornetta Caleb Myrle Anderson Brenda Mason SCh00L DL ll The fast moving mystery of the drama, nThe Good Bad Mann, held the rapt attention of the large audience. Each player was well adapted to his part. The result was a fine performance. Mrs. Shaw directed the play. She was assisted by Miss McGinley. Credit goes to Miss Cochran for the stage set. The orchestra under the direction of Miss Quinn, played between acts. The Glee Club appeared at the Freshman Reception, the Hi-Jinx, the Public Schools Week Program and the Tri-county Farm Bureau meeting. Their most out- standing achievment was the trip to the Knights of Pythias Home near Santa Rosa together with an orchestra from Tracy. SILQE CLIIII Lowell Swift Harold Houston Robert DeWald Everett Hammond Joe Lema .5 r E Louie Castillo . B l as 2 , 6- 7 Ruth Rodrigues at A E W Marjorie X 3, ,,-- M ' x 4 ' Strickland ' 0 , . . ' Dorothy Baker 5 6 ' A , . Eunice Swift ' Q Christina Costa Jil.. ' J ' Miss Quinn f 8 T ' N I I 1 , DesCYT1e Douglas . ' we ' 4 ' 1 ' Bula Anderson Q ' Ruth Wilder 7 Y'- Lurline Vann P Viola Rodrigues - Helen Hanson Bill Alexander ,J X A , s 1