Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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IN lvlElv1ORIAIv1 ANTHONY CASTRO A MESSAGE TO STUDENTS For many years, we, The youTh, have been Told ThaT our TuTures lie before us. Much emphasis has been puT on TuTure success and TuTure happiness. We have been consTanTly reminded ThaT we are The ciTizens oT Tomorrow and ThaT we have inheriTed a wonderTul land of liberTy, The UniTed STaTes oT America. How- ever, now our liberTy and our TuTures have been ThreaTened. We Tace for The TirsT Time The horrors of war, horrors we have encounTered only in hisTory books up To now. The shock oT war has provided a seemingly Tirm reason Tor youTh To disregard compleTely Their plans Tor The TuTure and To Think only oT crowding all Their desires inTo The immediaTe presenf. l-lowever, now more Than aT any oTher Time, clean and normal living should be emphaTically sTressed. AlThough There is an aTmosphere of uncerTainTy, There are TuTures for The youTh, TuTures which will demand The besT from each individual. When The war is over and The counTries are leTT war-Torn and crippled, sTrong minds and healThy bodies will be sorely needed To liTT our counTry from The depThs oT war. l Think ThaT The Seniors should Take more care This year in planning Tor The TuTure Than They would under normal condiTions. To The Freshmen, Sopho- mores, Juniors, and Seniors, l would like To say This: Everyone wishes To do his parT, and your parT lies in The Task of becoming capable and TiT To underTake The reconsTrucTion oT our governmenT when peace is again resTored. BARBARA REYNOLDS. Class of l942.

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2 n 1'-n U MR. NASH, Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I wislu +o congrarulare Hue ediror, members of Hue Liberry Lion s+aH, and faculry advisors on Hue producrion of Huis splendid Annual out wluiclu we are all very proud. Tlurouglu your fine spiriu our cooperarion, unseliisluness, irudusiry, eruHuusiasm, and de- Jrerminaiion you luave acluieved signal success in Huis line out endeavor. i-lere, as in aHulerics and all oHuer scluool aciivilies, you luave ably demonsrraued Huai' you luave measured up ro Hue luiglu srarudards wluiclu you and your scluool so zealously srrive ro conrinuously mainrairu. li is my sincere luope Huaf you and Hue enuire membership of Huis s+udenr body will coruuinue 'ro develop and inmnsify wiHuiru yourselves Huese qualifies out loyalfy, Tolerance, luonesry, indusiry, clean sporrsmansluip, and perseverance wluiclu luave woru for you Hue public's mosu favorable commendarion for your successes in your scluool work, in your varied scluool acliviuies, and in your aHuleric coniesrs, Finally, iudging your iuuure by your pasr, I lfuave no luesilancy in prediciirug Huau' Hue pari you, as individuals. will play in preserving our luerilage of freedom, iusrice, and democracy for all will be a line and corus+ruc+ive parr. E. G. NASH. Principal.

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's DEDICATION ln I939-I94O, under The insTrucTion of Mr. George KrisTovich, a Dramafics Class was organized in order To give sTudenTs inTeresTed in The drama an opporTuniTy To sfudy and To gain pracfical experience. The following year This club became a class and has confinued successfully. WiTh The direcTion of Mr. Krisfovich, each succeeding year has shown an improve- menT in The presenTaTion of our sTudenT body plays. The many enThusiasTic sTudenTs in The casT and sTage crew who have shared boTh The Trying labor and aesTheTic pleasure in making These plays a success, have enioyed working wiTh Mr. Krisfovich, and Through his inTeresT and guidance They have gained considerable knowledge and experience. This year Mr. Krisfovich was elecfed by The Senior Class To guide Them in Their lasT year, and The members of The STudenT Affairs also chose him To be Their advisor. In keen appreciafion, Therefore. for his sound advice, never-Tiring efforT, and en- Thusiasfic inTeresT in The welfare of The sTudenTs, we, The sfaff of The i942 Liberfy Lion, dedicafe This annual To Mr. George KrisTovich.