Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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ORCHESTRA MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Music DeparTmenT, under The di- recTion oT Mr. John Farr, has had many acTiviTies during The year. The orchesTra played Tor The Fresh- man RecepTion, T-ligh Jinx, STudenT Body Play, l.incoln's Day Program, and C5raduaTion. By playing and marching aT The games, The band added color To all The sporTs. The Glee Club sang aT The Freshman RecepTion, l-ligh Jinx, and numerous oTher programs ThroughouT The year. Members of The band and orchesTras demonsTraTed Their insTrumenTs and how To play Them aT The elemenTary schools oT Diablo Valley. The orchesTra also aTTended a concerT oT Percy Grainger and The College of Pacific orchesTra in SToclcTon. The second annual Spring ConcerT was held May l5. The program consisTed oT musical numbers by The band, orches- Tra, Glee Club, and special dueTs and solos. The Music DeparTmenT is To be com- mended on iTs accomplishmenTs Through- ouT The pasT year. BAND GLEE

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ART The ArT DeparTmenT oTTers courses in Commercial ArT, CraTT, and STage CraTT. In The Advanced Commercial ArT Classes under Miss Loze, considerable Time has been devoTed To display problems and posTer design. The ArT Classes conTrib- uTed To The school and communiTy by adverTising The currenT war eTTorT in The Tield oT Civilian DeTense and purchase oT bonds and sTamps. The STage CraTT Class TaughT by Miss Rademacher has spenT iTs Time design- ing and building The seTs Tor The Class Dances. STudenT Body Play, The lv1oThers' Tea and GraduaTion. fy' wisifzfh iff 1,-ik . 'iv-nvq,,,,,, M . . -M --'W H Y' ' '-was I QA, f,,.-,--...-.e- - - - - .L T T- l . . giminriizxsna WYFTTQEE! ........-I f-. 'W .aj , gnu! DRAMATICS The DramaTics Class has conTribuTed To The Freshman RecepTion, To The l-li- Jinx, To The STudenT Body Assemblies, and has presenTed a l.incoln's Day Pro- gram. They also Traded enTerTainmenT wiTh Livermore l-ligh School. The Class has aTTended several plays aT The UniversiTy oT CaliTornia and The College oT PaciTic LiTTle TheaTres. ugh 5,1-.., -Is ' ',,. s., .,.. 15, ,.4. 5. P ai.

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