Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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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!

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SEHUUL SepTember 29 l:uTure Farmers gave Their annual barn dance, compleTe wiTh plaid shirTs, levis and corn huslrs, in The Ag Build- ing, OcTober 2 I-Iello Dayll originaTed Tor The Fresh- men as a geT-acguainTed day. OcTober 3 Upper classmen broughT lunches Tor Their liTTle broThers and sisTers. The I-Iome Econ girls proved Their worTh by pro! ducing a Tine Teed Tor The FuTure Farmers. OcTober 4 Lower classmen had The greaT privilege aT dancing wiTh The Juniors and Sen- iors. OcTober 6 Freshmen RecepTion-The Sophomores welcomed The newcomers and Their parenTs wiTh a program: reTreshrnenTs were Tollowed by dancing. Ocfober I2 Everybody donned Their oldesT rags Tor The annual Old CloThes Day. We lcnoclced waInuTs, aTe hoT dogs, and danced. 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.

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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.