Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1945 volume:

Eff D V 1 Lihert Lion l 9 Published by the Students at LIBERTY UNIUN HIGH SCIIIIUL Brentwood, Ez-ilifernia In a war-weary world, with a nation mourn- ing the loss of a great American leader, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a little levity is a welcome sight. To that end, we offer this small memento of people and events we shall want to remember. fjaarggfl' 2 , mi: ' Y x vi PHI RIP!-ILS ESSAEE Congratulations, Mr. Editor and Staff, on the production of such an at- tractive Annual. Your efforts have been justly rewarded by the enthusiastic reception of this fine edition. Here and now I wish to thank this student body, this faculty, the patrons of this school, and our high school trustees for their loyal cooperation in bring- ing this school year to such a happy and successful conclusion. This past year has been a trying one, but your cooperation has been truly helpful and inspiring. I hope that you students will take full and enthusiastic advantage of the educational facilities afforded you through the generosity of the taxpayers of this high school district and prepare yourselves for clean, constructive citizenship. We are proud of our school and the record which our students have made after leaving us and I trust that no student of Liberty Union High School will so far forget himself as to bring adverse criticism upon this school and its student body through wrongful word or deed. ' Sincerely. E. G. NASH DEDTIQ TTU Because of the cooperation shown by Mrs. Jennings and Mr. Farr. many of our school activities have been a success. Not only have they aided us in their capacity as teachers, but also as friends. Through their guidance we have learned to appreciate the beauty of art and music, as well as the joy of living. The patience, sympathy, and understanding dis- played by them has been deeply appreciated by us. and to show our gratitude we dedicate this annual to them. EULTY TOP ROW-B. J. Callaghan, Vice-Principal, Echo Clarlr. SECOND ROW-Maclalein Craig, Virginia Dallas, Kenneth Dwelley. Elizabeth Farrell, Laverne Geddis. Tl-HRD ROW-Raymond Graf, Dorolhy Phillips. Marjorie Proudfoor, Mary Lou Saunders. Frank VonclerAhe. NOT PICTU RED-Beatrice Taylor. QV., -H f 1'.- 1 a S -v , ' , rf' ' -,,,,' X . 1' Q E QC' 4 , , . K ,1 Y Au-an 3 4 Y, -x P5 -. my L S . , 'di N I, W! -:xx -ix ff , 'lf' v T 5, wx if M, Viv Q if ,f Q21-bw X ,V L 1 w 4 x,5'x,N. NX ,.,.,2, - VV 'fi , Y. , mg. 51:1 K- V L yilqfv-In K-Jgwflvfj Sgudenif' I 'ww KQX ke V7 b Dt' Qlf x mfg 5 'Clin s, T231 f no Orvtest 1-Nsx ge f tv wi' 7' 19 ,gg as Qjcdjg. 3 X .fi ' 'Y f-' A 1 'S , '7 W5 '2W mg 1, v . f X Q 'NSW ,Q 'A X L ge V X 52 , X 1SEWg, ' 4 V Q ,MM A f JN C- - csv' -L Xoor 1 Our Senior class of '45 started their last year at Liberty by sponsoring a Freshmen Week. The Freshmen were shown every consideration-for that week. anyway. The Freshmen Reception concluded the 'Aget acquainted week. We sponsored a dance after the Amador football game: among other things, the ingenious decorations centered on a large football with the A and B teams' names on it. On the next page a more detailed account of our activities is given. The first event that the Junior class undertook was a Halloween Dance in October. Everyone enjoyed himself. A book of school, yells and songs was written by the class for use at school games and rallies. The songs were sung in the auditorium. with the accompani- ment of the band, before the games. April found the Juniors working hard in preparing their Junior Prom. Their dance was appropriately decorated with a Mystic Under Sea Land as the theme. The Sophomore class gave a sport dance after one of the football games and a coke raffle at the regular Thursday Bond Dance. This was to raise money for the annual Sophomore Hop. The Hop was a great success with its Old Fashioned Garden theme. A wishing well was provided in the center of the auditorium for wishful thinkers. The class of '48 spent its first year in high school getting adjusted to their surroundings and becoming acquainted with the upper classmen. It was found that this Freshman class was the biggest that has been enrolled in recent years. Their only contribution to school entertainment was a record dance on May 4, a well-attended affair with plenty of fun for all. . ' 5 Qsss X., af 4? S1 - f wr'-f . ' f -.,' fiif.'52' ye?3gx:, -- I? '51 T e - 'JAZZ f 3 igggzj-5. f. friylig 91: TOP ROW-George Williams, Presidenf Earnest Smith, Vice-President SECOND ROW-Nance Monro, Secre- 'raryq Robert Graf, Treasurer. PICTURE AT BOTTOM OF PAGE- Madalein Craig, Advisor. Seniors M1945 All Seniors came back to the old alma-mater on September 5 looking forward to an eventful term. We anticipated many good times, dances, parties, games and numerous hours of serious study. ' November 17 was our long awaited Senior Ditch Day. Most of us spent the day in San Francisco. In early December, up we came with RED Senior hats. They were dennitely noticeable which, of course, was what we wanted. i . The No. 2 event of the year, No. 1 being gradua- tion, took place on May 18. That's right, the Senior Ball. We danced to the accompaniment of a smooth orchestra, soft lights, and flowing gowns. Our Senior year of 1945 drew to a close on June 8. We are glad to graduate, but we hate to leave our many friends. 6 SE llllil ILL Catherine Beed, alias Katy, leave history and Miss Taylor forever. Thank goodnessf Georgina Benassi, alias Georgie, leave with a sigh of relief. Mabel Bettencourt, alias Mabel, leave but not without Corky. Daniel Cabral, alias Handsome, leave my shooting ability to Dewey DeMartini. Melvin Clark, alias Cornpicker, leave in search of a car that runs. Hazel Clements, alias Hazel Cement, leave and return to historic Qakley for good? Marion Columbo, alias Marion, leave my man-catching abilities to Bub Long. Nelle Curry, alias Butch, leave DeWitt, darn it! Y! Beverly Dally, alias Bev, leave my red hair to Harold Johnson. Norman Douglas, alias Doug, leave in search of my camera. Rose Del Barba, alias Rosie, leave my typing ability to Rex Gibson. Emily Del Pozo, alias Butch, leave in search of a male with poor eyesight. Lupe Lopez, alias Lupe, leave my fond farewells. Corrine Lauridsen, alias Corky, leave my place on the office force to i'Tubby Soderstrom Myrtle Kniss, alias Mert, leave my ability to attract the opposite sex to George Nunn. Evelyn Jepsen, alias Evie, leave my fiddle to Lee Ferguson for his cadenzas. Beatrice Hernandez, alias Bee, leave Liberty without a good majorette. Frances Hanson, alias Frannie, leave my acting ability to Dorothy Dashner. Yvonne Heiser, alias Yvonne, leave my ability to mix chemicals to Don Brown. Jack Gregory, alias Jack, leave Jeannie to the wolves of Liberty. Richard Graham, alias Dick, leave to spend my remaining days at the Delta Theatre door. Bob Graf, alias Bob, leave my rowdy nature to Oakie Reeves. Dorothy Gonsalves, alias Dorothy, leave my beautiful eye-lashes to Ed Shive. Norma Ghiozzi, alias Norma, leave LUHS to Tony and his horses. Jean Fortson, alias Tex, leave with high spirits. Barbara Flynn, alias Barbs, leave my Irish temper to Bloodless Giannini. Simona Ferrer, alias Sammie, leave snatching my diploma. Virginia Fernandez, alias Vig, leave Roy Bloomfield to my sister. Lee Fallman, alias Light-foot, leave my famous hair-do to Carol Knight, Betty Ann DeVlieger, alias Betty, leave my books to my successor. Mary Beth Wilkins, alias Mary Beth, leave Liberty with my swindlings. George Williams, alias Dweller, leave my hunting trips to Bob Cox. Marilyn Wallace, alias Wally, leave my love scenes to Dick Petersen. Jack VrMeer, alias Vermin, leave Liberty without a possum hunter. Consuelo Urenda, alias Connie, leave subdued. Dick Thomas, alias Thomas, leave my A's to Ruth VJoolley. Willis Swaney, alias Pete, leave in my shiny, pretty V-8. Earnest Smith, alias Ernie, leave more Chinese than American. Marjorie Stuart, alias Margie, leave the men of LUHS safe for awhile. Helen Sadler, alias Helen, leave in search of height. Gladys Ricioli, alias Ricioli, leave Liberty with a tear. Mamie Pitta, alias Mamie, leave my big nose to Durante. Jean Perez, alias Jeannie, leave the classrooms quiet for a change. Pat O'Hara, alias Pat, leave my reckless driving ability to Miss Taylor for unsafe keeping. Bill O'Hara, alias Bill, leave my cue at the pool hall to Richard Jackson. Dorothy Nickols, alias Dot, leave with Nance so the physics class will be girl-less. Bob Muir, alias Muir, leave my heavy boots for Carol Knight to lug around. Bill Moore, alias Mopper, leave too soon because the Navy wanted me. Nance Monro, alias Nancy, leave my disecting ability to Torchy Thomas. Margaret Mello, alias Margaret, leave the locker pass keys to some poor unfortunate. Connie Magbuhos, alias Connie, leave on the Knightsen bus. Betty Lytle, alias Lytle, leave my soprano voice to Ivan McLaughlin. Loyd Lunsford, alias Lunchmeat, leave my basketball ability to Nick Papadakos. Joyce Gambel, alias Joyce, leave my choral ability to Peg O'Brien. Lupe Martinez, alias Lupe, leave not too mixed up with the other Lupe. 7 x T ii' 'S r-HS ' ,C VN I 5 I , S' I E Ai-'Y' '97 . ,. I 'S v vi A 4' J Q, H' -1 K. ,gear - v 'nf 4 . A gr-I x 1' if If 1' T 1 'S .ls ,. 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OcTober I3 Girls' I-li Jinx-The Girls' League pre- senTed an evening oT Tun and Trolic Tor The Tairer sex oT The Freshmen Class. OcTober 27 The sharp edge oT deTeaT in The LiberTy- Amador was lighTened by a Senior sporT dance in The evening. November 3 Livermore - LiberTy sporT dance - The Seniors cheer The STudenT Body by arranging The enTerTainmenT. November I4 Anne Ashley, soprano, was The TirsT of Tour musical arTisTs To perTorm in our school. November I7 The Seniors' would be record dance Turned ouT To be a hoax-This is The annual DiTch Day. November 22 To compleTe a successTul play-day, The G.A.A. ralifled OTT Two husky Turlceys. November 29 The I-Tome Econ girls sponsor a coke sale which resulTed in a hall sTannpecle. December I The chance oT a liTeTimel DeTermined gals dragged cornered Tellas To The Sadie I-Iawlcin's Dance. December I3 G.A.A. girls gave a ChrisTmas parTy Tor our deserving Teams. December 20 The cadeTs bring a WhiTe ChrisTrnas home To us aT The IvIiliTary Ball, January 9 PeTrushka, a Russian musician, appeared as The second performer in The arTisT concerT series. January I2 The STudenT AT'Tairs members sTepped down from Their oTTicial posiTions To arrange a School Day Dance. January I5 The sTudenTs, in appreciaTion oT The splendid TalenT of a blind xylophonisT, Pierce Knox, were glad To donaTe The door receipTs To The Blind SocieTy. II LE UAH January 25 The Town and school awaiTed Sam T-layes expecTanTly, clamoring Tor TiclreTs To hear The renowned radio voice. January 26 Yes, The Seniors did iT againl They musT have a prioriTy on record dances. February 9 The Sophomores l'leT loose aT one oT Their lively sporT dances. February I4 The moThers oT The G. A. A, members enioyed Tea, and beamed wiTh saTis- TacTion while waTching Their darlings perTorm aT baslceTball. February I5 Our Third musical enTerTainer, Peggy Lane, sang To a large group oT sTu- denTs. February 2l DespiTe Their ridicule oT The G. A. A. muscle women, The Block L boys gave Them a wonderTul evening in The school gym. March 2 The boys buTToned Their high collars and broughT Their lassies To an Old Fash- ioned 6arden Tor The annual Sopho- more I-lop. March 9 A big evening was had by all The l.. U. l-l. S. Tramps aT The FuTure Farmers l-lobo Dance. March I6 Hidden TalenT came To The Tore and was duly appreciaTed by a sTanding room only audience aT The annual STudenT Body play. April 3 Laura NasT, slcilled pianisT, demonsTraTed a knowledge oT The classics as our TourTh musical arTisT. April 6 The MysTic Sealandu glamorized boTh Tish and mermaids aT The Junior Prom. April I2 Today, iusT beTore school was ouT, we were shocked upon hearing The news oT The deaTh oT PresidenT Roosevelt April I3 The Tlag was lowered To halT masT in memory oT our deceased President Memorial services were held on The TronT lawn wi+h The cadeTs and band parTicipaTing. April 20 ParenTs and Triends showed Their musical appreciaTion by appearing in mass aT The annual Spring ConcerT. May 4 Our youngesT members of The STudenT Body presenTed a gala Freshman Dance. The old-Tashioned and The modern were combined in boTh The decoraTions and exhibiTs aT The MoThers' Tea. May I8 The Seniors go Grecian wiTh Their sTaTely pillars and colorTul banners aT The Senior Ball. May 26 A day oT Tun and exciTemenT was exper- ienced by all aT The FuTure Farmers' Field Day. June 8 GraduaTion-The day oT days! TOP ROW-J. Rogers, I. McLaughlin B. Wollen barqer, B. Cow S. Knight. SECQND ROWA-E. Alves, M. Lopez B. Walls D. DeWiII, B. Moriis. T. Resendes, M. J. LasaTer TI-IIRD RCW-L. Alvarez, E. Sanchez I. Duncan E. Rarlc, A, Rallergon, B, While. B. Bemis. TOR ROW-G. Rombo, B. Shellenberqer, D. Refer sen, W. Williams, L. Ward. SECOND RCW--B. Dill J. Sodersfrom, M. J Aboff, N. Geddes, D. M. Rafriclc, T. Rosselli Tl-IIRD ROW-J. Kincaid, D. Ward, P, OBrien L. Anqel, N. Gibson, J. Sirnoni, L. Sirnoni. TOP ROW-E, Shive, G. Del Rolo, D. Brown, A Reeves. B. Jones. SECOND ROW-V. Richardson, G. Abreu, R. Thomas, R. Cox, R. Woolley. TI-IIRD ROW-A. Abreu, N. J. Lyons, M. Wilson, G. McElroy, M. Fernandez, E. Ferlado. UNIURS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-B. Jones. Treasurer B. Dill, Secrefaryg A. Reeves, Vice-Presidenf G. Del Pozo, Sgf. af Arms: M. Proudfoof. Ad visor: S. Knight Presidenf. TOR ROW-C, Thomas, D. Delvlarlini, J. Slalfen, P. Beelws, E. Wollenbarqer, M, Crowell, E. Knauss SECOND ROW-L. Ferguson, J. Hurst G, Hurst B. Kifer, l. Beelcs, L. Wallcer, C. Crawford, A. lvlorine. THlRD ROW-L. Ambrosino, J, Casey, J. Marlin, K. Kenner, B. Mcliniqht P. Douglas, E. Willcins. TOP ROW-R. Bloomfield, B, O'Hara, T. Ghiozzi A. Kalmin, J. Genlry, D. Williamson, P. Wallis SECOND ROW-D. Freilas, C. Nunes, A. Lopez, J. Folsom, B. Ellcins. THIRD ROW-B. Dell'An+ico, E. Lorenzelli, F. Harringion, R. DeVera, lvl. Faiardo, H. Alvarez. TOP ROW-M. Tovar, G. Nunn, R. Jaclrson, N Papadalcos. SECOND ROW-D. Wallace, D. Gibson, J. Zamora R. Griannini, E. Caldwell. THIRD ROW-P. Shinault M. Gonzales, A. Pirla A. Machado, M. Freilas, G. Hickman. SUPHUMURES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Top row-D. DeMarlini, Presidenrq E, Farrell, Advisor. Boflom row-C. Knight Vice President L. Ambrosino, ' Secrerary-Treasurer. TOP ROW-B. Bonnickson, R. Oonsalves, D. John- son, B. Norlon, L. Walker. SECOND ROW-J. Park, J. W. Harrison, R. Gib son, L. Bralcher, L. Connally, W. Miiiura, H Marlin. G. Gambel. THIRD ROW-D. Dashner, J. Barlow, W. Long E. Bianchinni, S. While, V, DeBorba, B. J. Rough L. Freeman, M. Misguez, J, Rivera, H. Duran FOURTH ROW-A. Torres, M. Thompson, G. Har- rison, E. Kemplhorne, M, Jardin, L, Beck, M. E Hursl, H. Basurfo, W, Clark. TOP ROW-B. Russell, T. Dominguez, J. Freiras L. Chavez, L. Greenwood, B. Ferguson, R. Collis SECOND ROW-S. Gill, T. Fernandez, H. John son, T. Lozano, V. Piiau, D. VrMeer, D. Pedersen THIRD ROW-R. Ribeiro, F. McElroy, J. Pereira C. Griffin, M. Troffer, A. Oriiz, M. Williams N, Slolhand, O. Robinson. FOURTH ROW-D. Dickey, E. Gulierrez, J. Sirnona M. Mendez. M. Ferrer, G. Baring, M. Browning J Clemons. TOP ROW-L. Manning, E. Boring, J. Kelly, H Dally, G. Dominguez, P. Lewis, A. Frey, D. Mc Kinnon, L. Cosia. SECOND ROW-C. Clark, C. Smilh, B. Gonsalves M. Coelho, C, Zamora, M. Misguez, A. Bulcher C. LeMoin, A. L. Wallis, D. Oden. THIRD ROW-J. Valer, E. Mello, J. Duff, P. Mc Kinnon, N. Sfuari, B. Pasror, A. Arnbrosino, D Crawford, P. Fraizer. FRESH FRESHMEN OFFICERS-H. Marlin, Presidenfg H Dallv, Sergeanf-af-Arms: J. Pereira, Vice Presi denfq L. Geddis, Advisor: D. Dashner, Secrelary C. Clark, Treasurer. ,Tl IIT! The Student Affairs is the governing element of the Student Body. Its membership consists of the presidents of the classes, organizations, and clubs as well as a representative of each class. The Judiciary Committee is the governing body for the merit system. It acts in a judicial and advisory capacity. The California Scholarship Federation. as their main event. visited the College of Pacific to take a look at college life. The War Bond sales were under the direction of Miss Taylor and Billie Dill. An ambulance and other equipment were purchased through their efforts. The Block L had their usual meetings, a sponsored dance, and a super initiation of new members to which the G.A.A. was invited. The Rifle Club placed 13th in the nation wide Postal Matches. The club also had several meets with other schools and organizations. The Cadet Corps spent its year learning army drill and routine. Six cadet members participated in the state cadet encampment at Sacramento. The Girls' League sponsored monthly noon motion pictures. Their main activity was the Mothers' Tea on May 4. The G. A. A. supervised by Miss Geddis has been very active, sponsoring basketball. baseball, tennis, etc. as part of the noon entertainment program. The Home Econ girls sponsored noon milk sales, conducted dancing classes, gave an Initiation Party for new members and a I-lallowe'en Party for the F. P. A. Growing Pains played to a S.R.O. and enthusiastic audience. Even Shellenbergers' dog as a member of the cast was a great success. ' The Dramatics Club, in addtion to its weekly meetings for discussion of plays and dramatics, has produced several one-act plays. The Art Department has designed and produced most of the dance decora- tions, the Student Body play set and a Public Schools Week art exhibit. The F. P. A. had a very active year with their Barn Dance and Hobo Dance, topped by the very well organized annual Field Day and rodeo on May 26. The Photo Club had as its main project the taking of all school activities including flash pictures of night dances and sports for the Annual. The Foods Department prepared many line meals for various organiza- tions. Their supreme effort was the War Memorial Dinner featuring Sam Hayes. The Music Department participated in sport events, programs and as- semblies. Their most ambitious performance was the annual Spring Concert. 15 QQ 'iig-13555 Student Affairs TOP ROW-G. Williams, D. DeMar'rini, M. Jennings, Advisor, F. VonderAI1e, Advisor, S. Knighl SECOND ROW-B. Graf, M. Clark, H. Marlin, L. Fallman, E. Smiih, B. Cox. THIRD ROW-F. Hanson, B. Flynn, M. Columbo, B. Dill, R. Woolley, M. Wallace. FOURTH ROW-V. Richardson, A. Parlerson, M. B. Wilkins, J. Soderslrom, C. Griffin, A. PiHa. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE-M. B. Wilkins, Treasurer, B. Dill, Tax Colleclorg M. Clarlc, Presidenlg R Woolley, Secrefaryg D. DeMar+ini, Serqeanr-a+-Arms: J. Sodersfrorn, Vice-President STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICERS BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE--F. Hanson, Secrefaryp B. Graf, Vice-Presideni' J. Sodersfrom, Presidenl 16 -...- Judieiar Committee TOP ROW-J. Farr, E. Farrell, E. Shive. SECOND ROW-J. Rogers, T. Fernandez, G. Ricioli, M. Craig, J. Mariin. California Scholarship Federation TOP ROW-B. Graf, B. While, R. Woolley, Presi- denig D. Dashner, C. Crawford. J. Genfry, M. Prouolfool, Advisor, SECOND ROW-R. Collis. L. Ferguson, J. Casey. E. Bianchini, P. Douglas. Bond Drive Mr. Noel Voorheis-speaking for fhe 61h War Bond drive. Mr. Charles Weeks-speaking for flue 6+h War Bond drive. time X ., ,NN gf W i 6 r x' 1 h. PK vi X! Q 5, '-Ubi if -mln A xiii .. We AL ll 'T' 115' lfllucl-1 L TOP ROW-E. Shive, J. VrMeer, F. Vonderfxhe- Advisor, R. Bloomlield. SECOND ROW-G. Williams, L. Lunslord, G. Del Pozo, B. Cox, N. Papadalcos. THIRD ROW-B. Shellenberqer, M. Clarlc, D. De- Will, J. Zamora, D. DeMarlini. Rifle Club TOP ROW-D. Gibson, M. Crowell, J. Rogers. C. Thomas, M. Tovar, D. Thomas, E. Wolfen- loarqer, B. Walls, L. Ward, E. Knauss, L. Fergu- son, G, Williams. SECOND ROW-J. Zamora, I. McLaughlin, W. Williams, B. Shellenloerqer, R. Bloomfield, J. Slal- lon, A. Reeves, D. Pelerson. THIRD ROW-D. Graham, E. Smilh, M. Clarlc, Presidenlt N. Douglas, D. Williamson, D., De- Marlini, B. Gral. IN FRONT-R. Gral, Advisor. Cadet Corps TOP ROW-E. Wollenbarqer, H. Marlin, M. Tovar, B. Cox, B. Walls, G. Gambel, L. Ferguson, D. Gibson, L. Ward, C. Thomas, H. Johnson, J. Gregory, P. Lewis, l. McLaughlin, W. Millura, M. Crowell. SECOND ROW-D. Graham, D. Thomas, J. Zam- ora, A. Reeves, R. Bloomlield, D. Williamson, N. Douglas, R. Thomas, J. Slallon. THIRD ROW-B. Gral, J. Rogers, W. Williams, B. Shellenberger, D. DeMarlini, G. Williams, E. Smilh. IN FRONT-M. Clarlr, Caplain. Girls' League Council M. Sluarr C. Lauridsen, B. Dally, S. Whife, 6. Abreu, M. B. Willcins. H. Sadler, A. Machado. D. Phillips, Advisor, B. Dill. Girls' ililetic ssuciaiiun TOP ROW-G. Harrison, B. Dill, V. Richardson. J. Soderslrom, V. Pres., G. Abreu, H. Sadler. A. L. Wallis, M. Wallace, R. Woolley, Sec.- Treas.. C. Beed. SECOND ROW-C. LeMoin, M. J. Abboli, Y. I-Ieiser, C. Srnifh, J. Casey, B. While, M. Lopez. B. Lylle, W. Long. THIRD ROW-D. Crawford, K. Kenner, F. Mc- Elroy, B. Flynn, C. Zamora. E. Jepsen, B. De- Vlieqer, J. Marfin, F. Hanson, A. Ambrosino. FOURTH ROW-L. Ambrosino, B. Dally, R. DeVera. Audrey Morine. V. DeBorba, J. Pereira. C. Clark. P. McKinnon, M. Williams, M. E. Hursf, B. Hernandez. FIFTH ROW-N. J. Lyons, M. Beflencourf, N. M. Gibson, G. Ricioli, N. Monro, D. Dashner, J. Park, M. Coelho, B. J. Rough, C. Crawford. D. Gonsalves. SIXTH ROW-C. Lauridsen, D. Oden, S. While, C. Maqbuhos, B. Gonsalves. N. Sfuar+, B. Pasfor. A. Bulcher, M. B. Wilkins, Pres., L. Geddis, Ad- visor. Home Econ Club TOP ROW-I. Beelcs, B. Kiler, M. Lopez, Treas B. Dill, M. J. Abboff, G. Abreu, N. M. Gibson. A. Lopez. E. Jepsen, M. Williams. SECOND ROW-A. Abreu, J. Marfin, C. LeMoin, V. Richardson, R. Cox, C. Zamora. A. Ambrosino, D. Freifas, C. Nunes. THIRD ROW-P. O'Brien, B. Ellcins. B. Flynn, M. Columbo, B. Lyfle, C. Smifh, N. Sfuarr. E. Mello. D. M. Pafriclr, J. Kincaid. FOURTH ROW-B. Hernandez, F. Hanson, P. Douglas. B. J. McKnigh'I', P. McKinnon, N. J. Lyons. G. McElroy, N. S+oIhand, J. Vafer. FIFTH ROW-A. Pafferson, Pres., D. L. Ward. Sec., C. Beed, G. Harrison, J. Hursf, L. Freeman N. Geddes, T. Resendes, I-I. Duran, E. Sanchez. SIXTH ROW-I. Duncan, V. Pres., J. Casey, M. B. Willrins, L, Ambrosino. L. Angel, J. Gambel, C. Grilrfin, M. Trolrer, A. Torres, M. Ferrer. ?Q5nh2lax5 I...- STUUENT BODY PL!-XY GROWING PAINSH CAST Student Body Play Directed by Dorothy Phillips Cieorge Mclntyrec - Terry Mclntyreo o.,.., Prudence Darling o..,,oo Brian oeeoo..eeoeeoo Mrs. Patterson. .,.eoroo Omar oooooo.,,ooo,,.,. ,B Pete oorvoo Janedooo o.,..oo...,,..o. Vivian ,..o.., .............o... Professor Mclntyre. ..,.... Mrs. McIntyre. ..A,,,..... Dutch o............, .... . Traffic Officer ...,,,. Elsie Patterson .....,,, Hal ........,oo........ Patty ....,... Miriam. ..,.. -- Sophie ,..... Bob Shellenberger Dorothy Ann Dashner Marilyn Wallace Dick Peterson- Betty Morris Donald DeWitt Harold Martin Verla Richardson Billie Dill Melvin Clark Frances Hanson Bill Jones George Williams Emily Del Pozo Dewey DeMartini Catherine Beed Marjorie Stuart Ann Butcher Uramatics Club TOP ROW-B. Shellenberqer, B. Jones, G. Nunn, l.. Fallman, l-l. Marlin, W. Williams, B. Muir. SECOND ROW-D. DeMar'fini, W. Millura, l-l. Johnson, D. Vrlvleer, B. Dill. THIRD ROW-B. Morris, M. Wallace, Pres., C. Beed, F. Hanson, V. Richardson. '- rs FOURTH ROW-D. Oden, A. Bufcher, D. Dashner J. Parlcs, D. Crawford, D. Phillips, Advisors It-Decorating M. Jennings, ami.. R. schwswefs, Q, Jackson, Q. 1 L l ? f ff Nunes, A. Lopez, D. Freiras, C. Beed, A. Kalrnin. It-Staqecraft L. Lunsford, G. Dominguez, L. Fallrnan, J. Kelley, Mg- .3 A. Frey. R. Cox, B. DeVIieger, D. Oden, . Jennings, lnsf. fri! Future Farmem TOP ROW-K, Dwelley, Advisorg B. O'l-lara, T Glwiozzi, A. Kalmin, P. Poplin, D. Williamson, B Ferguson. SECOND ROW-G. Nunn, R. Giannini, H, Dally O. Welch, R. Gonzales. C. Jackson. THIRD ROW-R. Collis, D. McKinnon, L. Wallcer C. l-lamlin, B. Muir, G. Pombo. FOURTH ROW-G. Williams. L. Manning, L. Con- nally, L. Cosla, J. Freifas, B. Cox, Presidenl, Photograph Club TOP ROW-E. Smilh, C. Crawford, L. Fallrnan J. Farr, Advisor. SECOND ROW-N. Douglas, J. Rogers, D. Craw- ford, D. Oden. Funds STANDING-B. Scholze. E. Wilkins, J. l-lursf, A Machado, J. Kincaid, N. Rodriques, C. Urenda B. Hernandez, L. Marfinez, G. Ricioli, B. Dally D. Trammell, L. Walker, L. Lopez, M. Silva, B Kifer. SITTING-B. A+cl'iley, l. Duncan NNUA STAFF Robert Graf ,, Ruth Woolley oooo....,., Corrine Lauridsen oooooooo Barbara Flynn. ...ro - Z? V M 'f .1-'L ,. ,C ., ,oroo Editor C-mAssistant Editor Art Editor s,,mCBusiness Manager Norman Douglas orooooooro.oo Photo Editor Frances Hanson ,,,.. ,,.a,.aooaaaoaaaa Copy Editor Marion Columbo ooor. ,.oo , Assistant Copy Editor Jack Gregory ssosssoos osssossssoss.oo. C sSenior Rep. John Rogers ooppo pooooo poopooosoopo S p orts Editor Bob Shellenberger .r,..,r. - Junior Rep. Betty White ,..,.ppaa,,aa a.,a,,a , C Snap Editor Carol Knights ,.ss,ss. C r.os,. os,.o r Sophomore Rep. Marjorie Jennings p...a.p. a- Advisor John Farr ,.p. o,ooooop up popooooop, pp,Advisor - JL rm Q Chorus TOP ROW-R. Jackson, I. McLaughlin, D. Graham, J. Rogers, J. Gregory, Pres., E. Boring, T. Domin- guez, J. Farr, Direcfor, R. Chavez. SECOND ROW-B. Morris, J. Rivera, M. WaI'ace, B. Lylle, A. Machado, T. Resendes. THIRD ROW-H. Sadler, L. Beck, D. L. Ward, G, Hursl, C. Magbuhos, L. Angel, J. Gambel. FOURTH ROW-M. Mello, A. Bufcher, B. J. Mc- Knight J. Hursl, G. Harrison, P. O'Brien. Urchestra TOP ROW-M. Clark, L. Ferguson, B. Shellen- berger, D. DeMarIini. SECOND ROW-B. Wolfenbarger, C. Thomas, B. Morris, C. Crawford, N. Douglas, J. Marlin, J. Gregory, R. Jackson. THIRD ROW-A. Pirla, M. J. Abborf, Y. Heiser, M. Wallace, J. Farr, Direclor. FOURTH ROW-W. Williams, J. Sodersfrom, J. Casey, D. Nickols, C. LeMoin, J. Folsom, M. Gonsalves, W. Mi++ura. FIFTH ROW-E. Park, R. Bloomfield, C. Beed, B. WaHs, H. Marfin, D. Graham. B a n d TOP ROW-M. Clark, L. Ferguson, B. Shellen- Ioerger, D. DeMarIini, W. Williams, H. Marlin, W. Miffura. SECOND ROW- D. Graham, N. Douglas, T. Dominguez, C. Thomas, J. Marfin. J. Gregory, B. Wolfenbarger, R. Jackson. THIRD ROW-A. PiH'a, B. Morris, C. Crawford, J. Casey, R. Giannini, D. Gonsalves, M. J. Ab- boff, Y. Heiser, M. Wallace, J. Farr, Direclor. FOURTH ROW - B. Hernandez, J. Kincaid, B. Wafrs, E. Park, R. Bloomfield, C. LeMoin, C. Beed. s gys sa.. Our football team showed much improvement this year, both in the length of the schedule which was played and in the spirit of the squad itself. Our boys won one and tied one game. Mel Clark, George Del Pozo, and Al Aragon made the three touchdowns for the year, a total of one apiece. This is not an impressive accomplishment on paper, but it represents a step forward with definite promise for next year. The basketball teams have improved greatly over last year's, despite the fact that there were a number of inexperiencd players on the Varsity and B teams. The schedule was much larger than last year. The Varsity won three games and the B team won five. This gave the B's a tie for championship with San Ramon. An attempt was made to set up a baseball team for the season. but it was impossible to schedule any outside games. There were only a few practice games played at home. The track team was not able to get much of a start this year, since no meets could be arranged with other schools. There was some intramural ac- tivity. Under the direction and with the help of Miss Geddis, the girls' gym classes have been having a lot of fun. Besides playing the regular games of baseball, basketball, and volley ball, they have been having individual sports, such as: tennis, archery, and badminton. 25 V FOOTBALL SCORES Rio Vista 2 AAOO Danville 0 Livermore 26 Antioch 34 Amador O ..oooo L Livermore 19 eiee Crockett 20 A TEAM TOP ROW-J. Vrlvleer, A. Aragon, E. Shive, O. Del Pozo, B. O'l-lara. FRONT ROW-B. Cox, D. Delvlarlini, D. DeWitt, J. Zamora, N. Papadakos M. Clark, L. Lunsford. Foorsf-xLL SQUAD TOP ROW-G. Williams, I. McLauqhlin, B. Cox, D. Petersen, B. Shellenberger, B. O'l-lara, L. Lunsford, lvl. Clarlc, J. Zamora, D. De-Witt, E. Shive. SECOND ROW-R. Thomas, N. Papadalcos, D. Delxflarlini, A. Aragon, D. Graham B. Moore, W. Williams, J. Vrlxfleer, B. Watts, D. Gibson. THIRD ROW-P. Lewis, D. Thomas. C. l-larnlin. D. Blumen, G. Del Pozo, T, Urenda C. Thomas, S. Knight, H. Dally. 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