Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

amz? 'W lm Eclilor Manager BARBARA RENNAELS LOIS WELCHES ? f noi ff' ,Li 5 fvlljlijg ! if X ffm lx W Xi I V L f N asa Q99 Published by The Sludenl Body of Liloerly Union l-ligh School Brenlwoocl California OUR TEDDY This year, fhe anniversary of a pioneer era, if seems fo us fhaf if is only fiffing fhaf we dedicafe fhis annual fo one who since his graduafion has consisfenfly and devofedly pioneered in fhe field of sfudenf-alumni re- lafions and has confribufed so much foward fhe beffermenf of our school and fhe happiness of our sfudenfs. TEDDY Cl-llvlSTEDE, lovable alumnus of Liberfy l-ligh School has always been one man we could counf on for supporf, and his presence af fhe high school sporfing evenfs. dances, efc., is as welcome as his big friendly smile. Teddy's confribufions fhis year are fypical. During foofball season he was almosf a daily visifor fo fhe pracfice field and his sfrong encouragemenf was no small facfor in landing fhe league championship. Teddy also boughf fhe Varsify 22 new pairs of panfs. l-le did if guiefly, wifhouf fuss, and more imporfanf, he did if volunfarily because fhaf's fhe lcind of a guy he is. Above we have lisfed iusf one of his memorable deeds. Buf for every one we could menfion, fhere are liferally dozens which he has confribufed quiefly and confinuously and from which some sfudenf or fhe whole school has benefiffed. Yes, TEDDY Ol-IMSTEDE, fhe sfudenfs of Liberfy are very happy and proud fhaf you are one of us in hearf and in spirif, and if is wifh fhe deepesf grafifude and affecfion fhaf we dedicafe fhis Annual fo you. Two , 1 , A ai.. Va, 'ff ' ' ffnm.f W if 1 - 1. ? I A ' il 2 . rf x 5 S in -'ri M35 1 -. W 'Wulf-.mx W 3F35 I MUST b Wl'1a'r's so cufe? 7. Firsf prize for 'rlwis dog. 8. How fo keep a man. 9. Marvin! IO. Masfers of usic. II. Pepsoden+ ad. I2. Thaf quilfy look. I3. Guess we 'fold 'emI I4. Coofchy Goo! Three e qaI's fag. 2. Wa-Ill! 3. Oa-la-la! 4. Sufferin' caffishl 5. The foorer who +oo+ed flfxe flufe. PRlNc1PAL'is MESSAGE This Annual summarizes by worcl ancl picfure a year's achievemenl a'r Liberly. Through 'rhe wholehearfecl ellorl of facully ancl sluclenls much has been accom- plished for which we all may well feel proud. Wifh 'rhis spiril of loyally +o each olher and lo our school ancl wi+h Jrhe conlinuecl supporl of Jrhe people of our disfricl, we can feel cerlain +ha+ Liber'ry's 'lulure achievemenlrs will malch Those of lhe pas'r. Mr. B. J. Callaghan Four l '.-F. ff-Q---'.,.-: '..-L' iii in WWII! sunny, mmm 'mlmh' pfrrr . ,,, 'Ja 1' l-lere if is-lhe slory of you and your friends, and of 'rhe hard work and evenls l'ha+ have served 'ro enrich your life in Jrhis pasl school year. We sincerely hope fha? you enioy Jrhe addilions which were made possible This year and 'rhal lhis publicalion will bring a weallh of memories +o you in fhe years 'ro come. Five --i--- ---a -aff' ' bk wir V 1 'half'--.. iiv 5. up-V 2' vw 'wr 11531 -..pix- ir M' M 'Til 1: lv, ff' ggi? 2... Mrs. Somerhalder Mr. Sufclifie Mr. Noble Mr, George Miss Hoffman Mr. Draper Miss Beemer Miss Levers Miss Doran Mr. Qsfrom -eu. in '67 FACULTY, Mrs. Sodersrrorn Mr. VoriderAhe Mrs. Craiq Mr. Schuffislw Mrs. Marmi No? picfured Mrs. Cross Miss Ganron 55 A1516 Axis, Qi, C3 i i Mr. Porrerfield Miss Mifchcil Mr. Walker Miss Curran Mr. Lawrence FACULTY We LiberTy sTudenTs cerTainly appreciaTe our Teachers. Besides doing Their uTmosT To edicaTe us, They display a willingness To help us by being advisers, counselors and, besT oT all, our Triends. Yes, someTimes Teachers do cause us embarrassmenT or dis- comTorT, buT noT wiThouT iusT cause. We realize ThaT our acTiviTies. clubs and enTerTainmenT would noT be possible wiThouT The advice and ready cooperaTion oT The Teachers. They can be iusT as young as we are, Too. Remember The clever slciT The women Teachers enacTed Tor The l-liJinx, girls? The Casaba Cavalcade was hilarious wiTh The mock baslceTball game beTween The men Teachers and The Junior Team. AnoTher clowning evenT oT The year was The baslceT- ball game beTween The women TaculTy members and The girls' Team. Among The mosT imporTanT oT Their accomplishmenTs is The newly Tormed ParenTs Club, which has meT regularly To improve The general welTare oT The school. This year our TaculTy was enlarged by The addiTion oT Mr. Walker, Mr. SchuTTish, Mr. Draper, Mr. George, Miss MiTchell, Miss Curran, and Mrs. SodersTrom. AT The begin- ning oT The second semesTer Miss CS-anTon replaced Mr. George in The dramaTics de- parTmenT. The Tollowing is a schedule oT The subiecTs TaughT by The Teachers: Licla Beemer Biology Girls' P. E. B. J. Callaghan Senior Problems Madalein Craig Gen. MaTh. Algebra BeaTrice Cross CloThing Economics Barbara Curran English Library U. S. l'lisTory Beverly Doran U. S. l lisTory Typing Social STudies Hal Draper Gen. Science ChemisTry Physics Mary Jean GanTon DramaTics . English Library MarTha Hoffman ArT CraTTs Nora Lavers Spanish Library C. G. Lawrence AgriculTure Farm Mechanics Fanny Manni OTTice Alice MiTcheIl Typing Bookkeeping STenography Adv. Business Training Vernon Noble Chorus Band Music Lessons William OsTrom English LaTin CadeTs Troy PorTerTield U. S. HisTory Boys' P. E. ClayTon SchuTTish Shop Elizabefh SodersTrom English Gen. MaTh. RuTh Somerhalder Foods Home ManagemenT Paul SuTcliFTe Journalism Library English Frank VonderAhe GeomeTry Algebra Lee Walker Boys' P. E. Biology World l-lisTory ,, H, M-.. Jzxrwv-vw -.N 1.g.,,,,,-.-. if ,,. -wx xf f 3 Af el , FALL FROLIC I, Siags af bay! 2, Mr. Nobles pride. 3. Guess who? 4. Smile, Seeno. 5. Ho-hummm. 6. Helms and his happy harem. 7. Beaufy, bafhinq. 8. Pai pafrois farm. 9, Sweiled heads? IO. The fender much. I I. Sheer conienimenf. Eiqhf pl -4 is fl: Q aw-W' 'V'- ,ev 'W' x l .4 XM'-V V-. I A AJ. Panfoloons and Pcn1'cileHes I. C'ora's parry in '36. 2. Nellie Pasfor. 3. Barbara Rennels. 4. Helen Bellaln. 5. Cora Laird. 6. Addie Morse. 7. Irene Freiras. 8. Donna Clark lrighll. 9. Dolores and Manuel Vilchez. IO. Roberr Fryar. ll. Belly Boring. IZ. Helen Roza. I3. Lois Welclwes. I4. Verna Bevill. I5. Alice Gonzales. I6. Emma Jean Phelps. I7. Genne Smifh. 18. Mafilda Misquez. IQ. Linda Rogers. Nine My ,w ' ,ws ,af fi? Qu Q1 .-as 'Q wx . 4-5 r .W ' I xx lx f A-'Y'-Fix W-ix p ' I QV! ill ' ,4 nl ' l Fai , . i Pan+oloons and Pon+oleH'es -g .5 ' ' ' I. Billie Robbins. 2. Jesse Baker. 3. Judy Ballard. 4. Ramona Ornelas. -fijlel 5. Belfy Hanson. 6. Ralph Pallerson. 7, Donna Milclcelsen. 8. Gwen , I T -' ', Carlyon. 9. Pearl Ball. IO. Diana Marlin. II. Olelia Oclwoa. I2. Mol- ' w ly Taranqo. I3. Leo Thomas. I4. Frances Seeno. IS. Bev Higgins. L lb. Ella Pendry. l7. Lillian Padilla, Frances l-lererra. l8. Bobbie An- 1 drews. I9. Corlcy Crist , 7, 5.1 -i,,,ffff. -L-A-ff- ' Ten A Backward Glance The fime has come for us fo parf from dear ol' Liberfy and our many friends. lWe guess we have a few.l We will leave wifh many memories of our high school days-memories of fhe firsf day we walked info Liberfy as fimid, liffle Freshmen, lwell, some of us were fimidl fhe planning and working on our coke sales and dances, and four years of almosf confinuous worrying over our financial sifuafion, which af fimes was almosf complefe poverfy. Maybe some will remember our Senior year as fhe year we ordered fhe roofer's caps and finally succeeded in selling fhem fo fhe Sfudenf Body: ofhers will remember if as fhe year fhey really sfarfed worrying abouf whefher fhey would graduafe or nof, and sfill many more will remember if as a year packed full of fun. Leonard Celoni, fhrough his many efforfs as our class presidenf, helped fo make our Senior year successful and worfhwhile. Genne Smifh's iob as class secrefary musf have been frying af fimes lespecially when we all falked af oncel, buf she filled her office wifh accuracy. Jesse Baker, freasurer, didn'f have much money fo freasure, buf she always kepf fhe books up fo dafe. Paul Urenda, vice-presidenf, and Emma Phelps, Sfudenf Affairs represenfafive, quife capably filled fheir offices. We can say foo, fhaf Joe Fernandez always sef up fhe chairs for meefings. lvlosf of all, we of fhe Senior Class would like fo fhank Mrs. Cross for fhe pafience, undersfanding, and willingness wifh which she puf forfh her ef- forfs in advising our class. Eleven SENIORS Barbara Andrews - Bobbie g bossy people lqrrrlli cule yell leader, wonderful C-.A.A. pres. Norma Baker-Housewife. al- readyl cousins, she and Jesse she nalurally likes fhe dorneslic sciences, or should, anyway. J. W. Anderson - S'rubby : Jesse Baker-Comm. mai., likes wanls a car +hal'll do l2Ol alh- lun, music, sewinqi F.'H.A.: al- lelic Type: made all-slar Team ways has lhal wide awake In baskerballq S.B. pres. look. Pearl Ball - Hisrory mai.: Helen Bellah - Comm. mai.: Bob Bonde - Tall, dark, hand- wanls lo be ace newswoman: make a qood nurse: Hair of some, mid-lerm qraduale now likes lo fumble, wriles love Gold, Eyes of ---- sludyinq lo be a shop leacherg slories: La+in's hard. qood farmer, foo. Judy Ballard - Anyrhinq lor Verna Bevill - Arl, music. a blue ribbon horse! crowded iravelg can always be found locker rooms qel herg school clrawinqg hales lo hear aboul reporlerg Honor Roll. aches and pains: Honor Roll. Belly Boring-Dreams ol U.C.: Gwen Carlyon - Success, here Donna Clark - Dee , re- de-meri+5?! easy qoinq and very she comes! can dive over live ceived award for qood cilizen- friendly: loves sporfs. and is Tumblinq Club pres, Oh, ship: headed lor Comm. lrain- Parlersonl Honor Roll. inq in Ulahp likes music, lealh- erwork. Barney Burris - Barney Goo- Leonard Celoni - Ambilionz qle g diesel mechanic: 'Laversl' ---aheml Senior Class pres.: all Tall, silenl, and s'rudiousl?l lhe sporls excepi' baskelball, eh? known lor wisecracksl y xi.. 'LZ' AH' -QE' 'Ka 'vagal . If 7.13. 7- fi ., . SENIORS Alice Crisl - Call me Corky, Janell Douglas - Jan : S. B. nol Alice : was in lhe chorus Treasurer: lhal ol' U. S. Navy girl skil: wanls a Slanlord man: has her man: would like lo knils a lol. drive her own car. Dale Connally -- Flunkey : James Ellison - Jimmie Boy : as popular as Gable: as rich inleresled in everylhinq les- as Ford: Dramalics Club: likes pecially lrack, Cadel Corps, decenl women. Rille Clubl: nuls lo slubborn lemales l Anne Fernandez - Annie : Margarel Frazier - Marqe : Roberl Fryar - Fryar Tuck I seen wearinq lhe lalesl slyles: mai, in home economics: would lruck driver, maybe: likes Ao: experl in sewinql always a like lo be Boy Scoul leader: oulslandinq accomplishmenl: smile, loo. people, in qen. bolher her. iumped canal wilh car! Joe Fernandez - Such eyes lrene Freilas - Peaches and --mm! likes lo lool wilh cars: cream complexion! already a iusl can'l bear lo dilch school, housewile: very qood al briqhl Joe? played loolball. remarks. Dolores Galvan - Anolher Alice Gonzales - Red : Girls' Roy Hendrix - Drives anylhinq Deen: dress desiqner: churns Block L: likes hockey, dancinq: lhal moves: Block L pres: likes wilh Al and Lillie: likes knil- can'l sland Mondays! dames, loolball, Johnny's Pool ling, loo: snobs, beware' Hall, and Enqlish IV l?l Mary Lou Garcia - Comm. Belly Hanson - One ol lhe mai.: a darlinq maiorelle: any- Four Horsemen, likes lhe lhinq lo be a Cal band maior- Cow Palace, Davis, horses, bas- elle: any demerils7 kelball: hislory maior, Nyc 'MQ A 'hrs' 'Nw-gwv' ,Qin- SENIORS . James Hursi' pealing look known as Jimg lhing excepl - l-las fha? ap- , also freckles, is likes mos? every- school work. Cora Laird - Corky g likes Rifle Club, horses and cow- boys: mai. in hisroryg wanfs a big horse ranch, someday, Beverly Higgins - Bev , love- Frances Herrera - Kiks : al- ly, engaged, uses Ponds: en- ioys swimming, Tennis, singing, also, quife a card. ways saying Geez man , likes San Jose, quile a record fiend: beauriful, shiny hair. Benny Linn - Thai wavy hair! Diana Miarfin- Diane g wanls Hecfor Mar+inez - Blowdy g preH'y hand our in Shopg am- lo be a nurse and marry a doc: desiined To be a mad drum- bilious, 'roog known for love rhrilled over Cal playdayg likes mer: now, he and Pombo, problems. To shoorg English mai. well--I no lime for girls, naa. Bill Linn - Hafes Swee+ Wil- Gale Marlin - One of Har- liam, buf likes Linny g bulch- old's brolhersp srill keeps grow- er boyg prelly girls --mm! ing: fixing over old cars is his name's on rhe Honor Roll. hobby: 'rrack feam. Bill Masfers - Famous for his Frank Medina - Thrives on Donna Mikkelsen-NNould like so called Toni , rrans, from Anlioch l-liqhg remember him in his band uniform? essesl Mafsuda - Shor+y q designer for E. Taylor: likes fo make people blow fheir Tops: Girls' League sec.: C. S. F. Esfher dress chem.: probably be a hobo, says he: on foorball learn, lrack feamg can r srand wolf- a good job: can'+ srand con- ceilg Liber+y's ofher cure yell leader: C.S.F.g Block L. silenl a cer- 'rain someone: played foorballg sharp in Shop. John Miguel - Sfrong, fype: usually seen wilh Wu-. uuv , iw ' v- , ,251 Pdf' n1 '17' -'-fu. 1? Tv K.. 275 . :WW 5 .44 '!' 1, L iih-u-- -r- Mafilala Misquez - Tillie : would like lame as a iilrerbuq: song is lr's loo soon lo know : Mary's, lvlarqarefs and Caro- line's sisler. SENIORS Fumi Niiyama - Will make excellenr accounranr: worries aboul her iemper: likes 'ro sew, read: made l-lonor Roll. Addie Morse - Amy or Ofelia Ochoa - Ofie : de- Babe : wanis lo dale Frank iinirely noi Shor'ry : likes G. before he leaves: pres. of Jud. A. A. lBlock Ll: lisfens fo ra- Comm.: iusl nalurally sociable. dio: wanrs a lonq lrip. Ramona Ornelas - Mona : Nellie Pasfor - Na+e : wanrs Ella Nell Pendry - Tooler : likes sharp necklies: Jalousie : fo Travel: Spanish Club pres: wanls a cerrain arhlere-wha? seen ridinq, readinq, dancinq: likes io 'fool her horn! l-lonor Comm. mai.: likes fo 'ralk aboul always looks happy. Roll. iusl anylhinq, Lillian Padilla - Lillie : quiel Palph Pafferson - Pal : has as a mouse, isn'+ she? likes 'ro desiqns for pro ioorball: dales dance, sinq, have fun: cure in our-ol-+own women. Likes Senior hai. boxinq, foo. Emma Jean Phelps - Wanls lo Linlon Reed - Will buy John- Eleanor Rios - Always full be a good housewife: was swell as Social Chairman for S.B.: hales washinq her lovely hair. nie's Pool l-lall: Frosh qals puz- zle him: a smoolhie in lrack: one of Os+rom's sharpshoolers. ol fun an mischief: arf is a whiz for her: likes sporls and dancinq. Ralph Pombo - Call him by Barbara Rennels - Used lo be his lasi name: someday a farm- a timid soul : loves lo cook, er wirh a farmerelre: wishes play lennisg can'l sland lazy Teachers were sympalheric. people: '49 edilor ol Lion. 3 4-. 4-4 'N,4'5 . 41 1C'I'l'Ui 'His 'FVQ .2.,,.,,,, 'H' Tr wa-maui? 1599 'SWK mud' ywyf. ,APY 1 NX .. ,,--Ax fa- 1 K W 5 'sg' rg 4-.A 'ihqj SENIORS Linda Rogers- Punkin : Gre- qory's housewife: made red formal, was Dolly in play: made The Honor Roll. Billie Robbins-Plans To sfudy Helen Roza - Shor+y , no? archileclure a+ U.S.C. or Cal.: Slcinny : be wearinq a nurses arl edilor for '49 Lion: Ter- uniform: acfive in G. A. A. rilic in oreen. qof her awards lasl. Frances Seeno - Lilce +o qrad- Molly Tarango - Professional Paul Urenda - l-leavy : cen- uare from Cal: To be rernem- dancer, maybe: perfecf drum fer on loolball leam: would bered by 'l0pen ihe Door, maiorelreg iusl' dancinq, dana- love To qo coon hunlinq: wishes Richardfi Girls' Leaque pres.: inq, dancinqg comm. mai. he could slomp on qym Floor. C. S. F. Genne Smi+h - Sfrufled her Leo Thomas - Wanfs To run Dolores Vilches- Dee'l: on desiqninq clofhesq she's quier: loves +o ear: L Club. sfurl as maiorelle: loves ro lauqh and enjoys Teachers who lauqh: comm, mai, Gen. Molors brolcep fried 'ro build a floalable boar: wishes qirls didn'+ qab. qabl plans Virginia Waldie - Ginqer : Gladice Yingling - Sissy I lhinlcs S+an's new wife: loves 'ro ear, housewife ro be: collecls pic- Blocl: play 'rennisp comm. mai.: Honor lures: reads movie mao.: fries Roll. ro avoid loud people. Manuel Vilchez - Banio : Lois Welches - Inreresled in would lilce lo raise canaries Social Welfare worlc lhelped lreally?l: pei peeve is Blow- Len and Franlc lhrouqh End. dy : Dolores' brolher. lV.l: lilies music: C.S F. pres. .fm 6? 1-5 KS Q91 jan-A 552 z f 8 5. 19099. . . -G'-7 ,Yi 6 I Lcsl Will and Teslamenl J. W. Anderson, will lo Mr. Oslrom my good eyesighl and hope lhal il will help him in um- piring nexl season. Pal Alchison, being so gilled, will my gay, con- slanl challer lo Miss Beemer. Barbara Andrews, will my deck ol minialure cards lo lhe resl ol Liberly's pedro lovers. Jesse Baker, will my gill lor gelling along wilh Mrs. Cross in Clolhing lo Gloria Grande. Pearl Ball, so brighl and gay, leave my innocenl way lo LaVerne Waldron. Judy Ballard, will my horse complex lo Dave Anderson. Verna Bevill, will my model ligure lo Do'ores Nance. - Belly Boring, will my brolher lo Jo Ann Ellis --lhank goodness! Barney Burris, will my long legs lo Bill Burrows. Gwen Carlyon, will my science abilily lo Mr. Draper. Len Celoni, will my beaulilul, brown wavy hair I lo cueball Oslrom. Donna Clark, will my apple polisher lo Ray Barlels. Janell Douglas, will leave-richl Helen Eeds, will my lriendly smile lo some un- happy Freshman. Jim Ellison, will leave Gil-al lasll Anne Fernandez, will my hair coillure lo Rulh Sweeney. lrene Freilas, will my abilily lo keep quiel lo lhal noisy Belly Brownp Roberl Fryar, will my leaky pen lo Don Kirk- palrick. Dolores Galvan, will my habil ol laslinq all lhe loods in lourlh period class lo Sumi Malsuda. Marv Lou Garcia, don'l leave a lhing-I am laking all l have wilh me. Alice Gonzales, will my slupid laugh lo Med- ardo Faiardo, and I hope he keeps il up. Belly Hanson, will my crush on - - 7 7 lo Barbara Bell: heaven help herl Roy Hendrix, will my winking lell eye lo any bashlul boy who should happen lo need il. Beverly Higgins, will my blonde hair lo Mr. Os- lrom. IHe needs bolh mine and Len'sl. Frances Herrera, will my perlecl allendance rec- ord lo Mr. VonderAhe and lhe lruanl ollicer. Jo Kirkpalrick, will my parl as a sophislicaled dame lo Diana Roberls. Cora Laird, will my love lor horses and rodeos lo anyone who can allord lhem. Bill Linn, will be mosl happy lo leave! Diana Marlin, will my A-l- in Spanish lo any- one who needs il. Gale Marlin, will lhe hislory book I've sludied so lailhlully lhese lwo years lo Ed McKinney. Heclor Marlinez, will my Gene Krupa drum' slicks lo Swanee Wilson. Bill Maslers, will my secrel Toni lormula lo Henry Gonzales. Sevenleen , Franke Medina, will my scienlilic mind lo Calh- erine Callagahn. , Donna Mikkelsen, will lo someone wilhoul a mind ol his own lhe iob ol lyping lhe school paper lor Mr. Sulclille. , Malilda Misquez, will my abilily lo make people mad lo Josie Corneliuz. , Ramona Ornelas, will lhe besl lo lhe gang. I leave lo lind lhe olher Toni lwin. , Lillian Padilla, leave behind lo Henry Gon- zales my lrue knowledge and apple polisher in Spanish class. , Ralph Pallerson, will my blood and guls lo Eriylce Soderslrom. lHe'll need lhem in lool' a , Ella Nell Pendry, will all my piclures ol Gene Campbell lo someone in his lan club. , Emma Jean Phelps, leave Sludenl Allairs lo solve my own problems. , Ralph Pombo, do hereby will my slaluesque heighl lo Mr. Sulclille. , Linlon Reed, will my loolball abilily lo my sisler LaRue. I, Barbara Rennels, will my habil ol losing every' lhing lo Evelyn Sukup. , Eleanor Rios, will my roughhousing lo my genlle brolher Ruben. , Billie Robbins, will my red hair lo Coach Porler lield. Ill malches his lemperl. , Linda Rogers, leave Mr. VonderAhe and lhe sludenl accounls in peace-Amenl , Helen Roza, will my love problems lo Mr. Draper. , Frances Seeno, leave my abilily lo argue wilh Mr. Callaghan lo some one who loves lo argue. , Genne Smilh, will my posilion as maiorelle lo Swanee Wilson. , Leo Thomas, will my rapidly growing beard lo Mel Barbee. , Paul Urenda, will my posilion as cenler in lhe loolball leam lo Dick Cecchini. , Dolores Vilches, being ol sound mind. do here- by will my quielness lo Delberl Schwillers. , Manuel Vilches, will my nickname Banio lo Norman Miguel. , Virginia Waldie, lell early, as Slan did lo ioin lhe Navv, bull leave lo - - - ? , Lois Welches, will miss all ol my lriends al Liberly a greal deal. , Gladys Yingling, will my liking lor ealing down- lown lo Eslher Davenporl. , Margarel Frazier, will leave my gradualion pic- lure in lhe hall, I hope. , Eslher Malsuda, will my C.S.F. pin lo Jennie Gulierez: she deserves il. lAhemIll The lollowinq seniors lpardon lhe Englishl don'l gol nolhin' lo leave nobody: ' Bob Bonde, Joe Fernandez, James Hursl, Benny Linn and Nellie Paslor. JUNIOR CLASS Fronl row: A. Sargenli, M. McKnigh+, S. Miller, J. Miller, E. Bellencourf, G. Pirau, R. Sandoval, M. Reynolds, M. Swicegood. Second row: P. Rennels, B. Robbins, E. Silva, P. Long, K. Fernandez. Third row: B. Soders+rom, M. Gonsalves, P. O'Brien, E. Melcafa, J. Thompson, E, McKinney, B. Anderson, D. Phillips, J. Willcins. Top row, leff Io righlz J. Landrum, J. Dominguez, D. Dryden, P. O'Brien, B. Crowell, J. Sliles. Second row: B. Soderslrom, B. Burrow, B, Shellenberger, D. LaCourse, M. Negrele, F. Wefzel, J. Gonsalves. Third row: D. Roberfs, B. Beuller, S. Williamson, J. Pelerson, M. Lunsford, M. Palo. Fronl row: M, Sac- chelli, D. Nance, D. Cochnauer, M. Manor, C. Ferlado, E. Knauss, M. Clemenls, B. Wesfern. Bolrom row, lelf Io righlz M. Ferlado, P, Slanlord, B. Brown, J. Furfado, M. Welzel, D. Simoni, A. Papadalcos, L. De Borba, V. Long. Second row: C. Campigli, D. Kirlcpalriclc, E. Zamora, D. Cecchini, J. Wilkins, If. Bacchini. Top row: P. O'Brien, A. De Jesus, G. Campbell, K. Cross, J. Berumen. Bollom row: C. Sacchelli, E. Sulcup, M. Aguilar, S. Malsuda, B. Slevens, V. Lyons, C. Callaghan, A. Arhonfes. Second row: B, Lyons, J. Brisrow, L. Waldie, M. Pedersen, R. Sweeney, W. Fugell, M. Soufhern, T. Wallis. Third row: J. Landrum, B. Sodersfrom, K. Cross, P. O'Brien, R. Crowell, D. Anderson, M. Lindorl. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Slanding, Iell Io righ'r: Gladice Pilau, Mel Peder- son, Afhens Papadalcos, Befle Brown, Sonya Miller, Alice Arhonles. Second row: Janice Miller, Shirley Williamson, Pal O'Brien. 355' 4 I ' 4 31 .xii X H, - ,' , , il .NJ - lm SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row, leff 'ro riql1'r: B. Pomeroy, R. Nunn, B. Roofe, F. Paslor, D. VonderAl1e, F. Cassassa, R. Mello, G. Aguilar, F. Chavez. Second row: H. Morse, M. Berumen, L. Brislow, D. Willcins, R. Oden, P. Mendez, J. Gilberi, F. Garcia, G. Doneux, E. Palo. Boflom row: D. Garcia, S. Garcia, V. Tovar, R. Resendez, F. Sandoval, R. Hix, D. Rodgers. Top row: B. Tullle, F. Paslor, G. Trammell, H. Gon- zalves, B. Nunnes, B. Furlado. Second row: B. Roole, L. Davis, G. Ellison, B. Waiers, N. Miquel, F. Probsr. Boffom row: M. Tresclw, A. Sani, G. Grande. Gill. Third row: H. Wallcins, E. Franlclin, A. Bufler, M. Bell, B. Hamlin, E. Leonard, E. Davenporl, B. E. Forehand, D. Ruff, R. Domingo. Bolfom row: C. Espinoza, D. Faria, R. Garcia, D. Hyarl, B. Slwive, J. Cooper, J. Forlner, B. Bennelf, G. Firpo, B. Beard. Second row: R. Pizzimenfi, N. Scrogqins, L. Reynolds, L. Byer, R. Douqlas, C. Linn, B. Pasley, J. Hamlin. Third row: W. May. J. Yinqlinq, J. Tuclc, J. Wilkins, O. Reece, R. Lasafer, J. Hamlin. Top row: J. Coclnnauer, H. DuBois, R. Alberl, B. Lavender, F. Temps. Boflom row: P. Lonq, B. Dyers, J. Ellis, S. Darnell, J. Wliilley, B. Feriado, B. Campbell, J. Simoni, J. Del Borba. M. Welzel, J. Simoni. Second row: F. Perlro, R. Gideon, T. Padilla, B. Helms, J. Har- rison, M. Barbee, S. Wilson, J. McCall. Third row: R. Calverl, R. Garner, F. Campiqli, R. Rios, E. Herrera, B. McCall, B. Reeves, A. Alves, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Fronl row, lell 'ro riql'i'r: Leroy Brislow, Belly Ham- lin, Belly Bennell, Gail Firpo. Baclr row: Gilberl Ellison, Bryan Roole. if P 'Eg FRESHMEN CLASS Bolrom row, lelrl 'ro righl: P. Riley, B. Tyler, F. Dulce, C. Soufhern, R. Biggs, T. Ligon, P. Jones, D. Viramonres, D. Swaney. Second row: D. Burrow, W. McClelland, J. McClelland, O. Wealherby, B. Morris, B. England. Third row: R. Willis, T. Slalren, A. Pederson, D. O'Brien, K. Willis. Top row: M. Enni, R. Marlin, K. Krelchmer, G. McKinney. Top row: M. Dominguez, R. Rodriguez, R. Sylvia, D. Liebe, l-l. Armslrong, R. Del Carlo, J. Gamino, C. Craggs, R. Downs. Second row: F. Lorenzelli, J. Rodgers, C. Curlis, L. Slernler, D. Emerson, J. Harwell, l-l. Warson, D. Albers. Third row: V, Louis, A. Romero, E. Sandoval, J. Marrinis, B. Bell, M. Milcala, M. Browning. Borlorn row: L. Johnson, Y. Scoggin, F. Belleci, L. De Jesus, J. Reynolds, L. Reed, J. Yagi, L. Franlcler, L. Vasquez. Bollorn row, lell lo right B. Colburn, C. Carpenler, L. Carlyon, N. Nielson, B. Clearwaler, G. Rogers. W. Pallerson, Z. Wilson. Second row: P. Afchley, D. Preilas, C. Misquez, A. Neeley, C. Graham, D. Anderson, E. Crandall. Third row: J. Byer, R. Sylvia, D. Schwillers, D. Sims, J. Alrrerberry. Fourrh row: C. Teague, D. Tiplon, G. Dilmars, J. Burris, J. Torres. Top row: Z. Mendoza, C. Smilh, J. Bellencourr, J. Arhonles, T. Romirez. Borlom row: P. Sanfos, A. Sacchelli, D. Puri, J. Johnson, W. Barlow, P. Wiley, S. Mundell, M. Alameda. Second row: M. Coelho, D. Freedle, I. Freiras, N. Sad, I-l. Walker, P. Brazier, J. Machado. Third row: K. Howard, R, l-learsl, G. Sawfel, J. Roquemore, E. Douglas, J. Sales. Freshmen Class Officers Fronr row, lefr 'ro righr: Chad Curlis, Leon Siem- ler. Top row: Pal Wileiy, Janice Johnson, Jo Ann Reynolds, Sue Mundell. ll ' SIDE GLANCES Scenes like lhese are lypical ol lhe Work and lunclioning ol lhe school and classroom. We have here only a sampling ol lhe many aspecls ol school and school lile. I. Belly Boring iols down dala as Rulus l-lursl locales laraway places. 2. Parl ol lhe Lion's Roar slall are engaged in big plans. 3. Peeping lhrough lceyholes is lhe besl way lo gel news hol oll lhe griddle, as demon- slraled by lhese reporlers and lhe edilor himselll 4. No, lhis isn'l lrom lhe Chemislry room: il's George Doneux, lhe pholo edilor ol lhe Annual Slall, al work in lhe darlc room. 5. Slanding in lhe sawdusl is John Miguel using lhe lable saw oul in lhe Shop as Mr. Schullish loolcs on. Twenly-o nia11nm1as-L- -A---W L- I. Clolhing Ill loolcs simple here as +he beginnings of lhis dress are in- specled by +his nimble lingered seamslress. Alhens Papadalcos. 2. Weld- ing is iusl one of The many processes learned in lhe Ag Shop. Maslcs musl be worn lo prolecl eyes from inlense flashes. 3. Gil Ellison loolcs as if he's maslered Jrhe broad iump-now lo bealr 'rhe record. 4. The boys in F.F.A. raise con'ren+ed cows, buf here we have a grumpy looking Hereford. 5. Mr. Callaghan's Senior Problems class doesn'+ always discuss problems as one can easily see. 6. The fair sex is now given oppor'runi'ry lo ioin The Rifle Club. Mr. Oslrom, inslruclor, shows how as Edna wafches. Tweniy-lwo I'-I l 'l I. One oT The many odd jobs assigned To The oTTic:e girls, ThaT oT mirneo- graphing The day's announcemenTs, is shown by Sonya Miller. 2. lT musT noT be a Time TesTg These girls in Typing ll class loolc Too relaxed. 3. CraTT sTudenTs, during The course oT The year, are TaughT, arnong oTher Things, how To worlc wiTh leaTher, shells, meTal and wood. 4. We wonder if iT's always This guieT when sTudenTs in CloThing ll class geT TogeTher. 5 and 6. The l-lome Economics deparTrnenT Teaches gals whaT's whaT around The horne. l-lome managemenT girls are c:areTul To chase every speclc oT dirT in The Girls' League roorn, here, while in Foods The girls prepare To pop coolcies inTo The oven. TwenTy-Three KL sf gl lpn -'Q -NNW' Wii ' . X M 1 t' gg! xi'-A ,Wx PEEP si-low I. Hey There! 2. Oh, my aching back. 3. Can-Can girls. 4. Our kid brofhers make wifh lhe voice 5. Beware +his mad musician. 6. Jus? lhree silly dames. 7. Anofher mad man. 8. Berry and her dimples 9. Lonesome Schmoos. IO. l-le kissed mel Il, Frances and her bovine beau. IQ. Perk up. I3. Wake up, Corky. 14. Her eyes are bigger fhan her slomach. l5. Waiting for fhe bus. Twenfy-four l ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Slaici has finally found lime Io pause for a momenr Io have our picrure Iaken. Our iirsl big success was The Sadie I-Iawlcins Dance, and under The leadership of an excellenl edilor and adviser, we have worked Iogelher 'ro malce Ihe '49 Annual a big success. We hope Ihar il will pro- vide Ior you a Ireasure of cherished memories in years Io come. If M ? -fa' 7 L ..s1Qs:v?3e4 .- n f 1 as ,gym Q rs '- 1. ,U sf go Vik 3 X' so by I I' WWWK' I C We-' W I ., 'ffl'-..,... S+uden+ Body Officers Fronr row, Ieif Io right Emma Jean Phelps, Social Chairman, Frances Seeno. Secrefaryp Janell Douglas, Treasurer. Back row: John Brislow, Vice-Presidenfg J. W. Anderson, Presidenl, and Ralph Pallerson, Sergeanf-af-Arms. Twenfy-five '49 LION STAFF Bolrom row, Ielr Io riqh'r: Lois Welches, Bus. Mgr., Billie Robbins, Ar+ Edilorq Evelyn Sulcup, Assf. Edirorj Alice Arhonfes, Assl. Arl Edilor. Top row: George Doneux, Pholo Edilorg Pal Q'Brien, Publicily Mqrg lvlr. Surcliicie, Adviser. Barbara Rennels, Edilor, STUDENT BODY OFFICERS From' row, lei? Io riqhl: Emma Jean Phelps, Social chairmang Frances Seeno, Secrelary: Janell Douqlas, Treasurer. Top row: John Brislow, Vice-Presidenlg Jay Anderson, Presidenf. STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICERS Gladice Pilau, Vice-Presi- denrg John Brisrow, Presi- denig Frances Seeno, Sec- refary. STUDENT AFFAIRS BoTTom row: G. Firpo, M. Ellison, J. Ballard, E. Phelps, B. Rennels, F. Seeno, D. Milclcelsen, B. Andrews. Sec- ond row: Miss Doran, B. Shellenberger, G. PiTau, B. Brown, K. Cross, L. Celoni, J. Johnson, L. STemler, J. Anderson, R. Hendrix. Top row: G. Ellison, M. Peder- son, J. BrisTow, J. Domin- guez, P. O'Brien. C. S. F. Top row: B. Rennels, F. Yagi, M. MelcaTa, W. Fu- geTT, B. l-lamlin, C. Callag- han, N. Scroggins. Second row: G. Carlyon, P. O'Brien, D. Clark, D. Milckelsen, B. Andrews, N. Neilsen, B. Colburn, Miss Lavers. FronT row: E. MaTsuda. B. Rob- bins, P. Seeno, C. Carpen- Ter, E. BeTTencourT, 6. PiTau, P. Rennels, J. ForTner, L. Carlyon. STudenT Affairs The presidenTs and represenTaTives oT The groups in our school malce up The body called STudenT fXTTairs, who liTerally discuss and Talce sTeps To help The aTTairs oT'The sTudenTs. This year highway saTeTy measures, enTer- TainmenT aT STudenT Body meeTings, and many oTher worThwhile accomp- lishmenTs were successTully aTTempTed Tor The beneTiT oT The school. C. S. F. The Scholarship SocieTy is composed oT people who have grades averag- ing an A- or higher. This year They underToolc To sponsor a honor roll which granTs cerTain honors upon Those people having an average oT BT or beTTer. This group had an enioyable social year including a bang up parTy Tor The TooTball Team and a delighTTul Trip To Mills College. TwenTy-six Judiciary CommiTTee We wish everyone realized ThaT This commiTTee is made up largely oT sTudenTs, noT Teachers, and ThaT They are inTeresTed in insuring your righfs and privileges by giving you Tair chances. They don'T look as iT They'cl biTe your heads olli, do They? Newspaper STGTT The LiberTy l-ligh Journalism Club was composed This year oT newspaper sTaTF members only. Besides successTully publishing The LICNS ROAR Twice a weelc, The group sponsored The Casaba Cavalcadeu and Thus earned enough money To buy 2 new TypewriTers. The club plans To expand nexT year. TwenTy-seven --- ff' , . ,.,...-, ....,. .- -.-..---wm4U,W..m4g --in..- ..-ann-ug.. V.- -- :v-.-...1:-unf.T:v1-.a-san.-'-gefgr.x.v f -we--.44 , . rw... f JUDICIARY COMMITTEE BoTTom row, leTT To righT: J. ForTner, L. Reed. R. Wil- lis, S. Miller, Mrs. Soder- sTrom. Second row: A. Morse, J. Ellison, P. O'Brien. Top row: Mr. OsTrom, Mr. Noble. N EWSPAPER STAFF FirsT row: D. Milclcelsen, G. Firpo, B. BenneTT, J. ForT- ner. Second row: B. An- drews, B. Boring, M. Tar- ango, M. L. Garcia. Third row: J. Willcins, Mr. SUT- cliTTe, J. Dominguez. G. A. A. Top row: M. Reynolds, P Long, J. McCall. Sealed lop row: J. Reynolds, J Ballard, D. Marlin, J. Forl- ner, B. Robbins, D. Clarlc M. Lundslord, M. Palo, L DeBorba, M. Paslor, G Grande, A. Papadalcos, S Williamson, L. Reed, Y Scohhins, D. Simoni. Sec- ond row: J. Johnson, A Arhonles, J. Furlado, B Bennell, J. Cooper, P. Mc- Knighl, G. Pilau, L. Rogers B. Andrews, Donna Miklcel- sen, J. Simoni, Miss Beemer Third row: C. Ferlado, E. Knauss. G. Firpo, B. Beard, B. Colburn, N. Nielson, L. Carlyon, M. Clernenls, E. Bellencourl, F. Miller, M. Tarango. GI RLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Bollorn row, Iell lo righl: Belle Brown, Jo Ann Reyn- olds, Addie Morse, Eslher Malsuda, Frances Seeno, Gladice Pilau. Top row: Delcine I-Iyall, Jean Mc- Call, Mrs. Craig. G. A. A. The Girls Alhlelic: Associalion is a group ol girls who are inleresled in sporls. Wilh lhe aid ol Miss Beemer lhey meel once a week lo play sea- sonal sporls, lennis, lollc dance or lurnble. Their season, as usual, was lull ol ils share ol parlies which were made possible by lheir coke and candy sales and lheir annual lurlsey rallle. is-' f ,, I ff. J J,-W H .-DIS? GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL This is lhe group who plan lhe Molher's Tea, I-Ii Jinx and lhe money raising acliyilies lor lhe Girls' League. Relresher Courses are held wilh olher Girls' League councils al counly nneels. ' Twenly-eighl fw.,,,,N FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F.H.A. is a group oT girls who are inTeresTed in puTTing whaT They have learned in The homemalring deparTmenT To pracTical and pleasanT use. This year They have been guiTe busy coolcing and serving Tor various evenTs, as well as modeling Their garmenTs aT The MoThers' Tea. The busy program cerTainly lcepT The oTTicers busy planning all The Time. 'II I mi wrt? -. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A Tield Trip, Cow Palace ExhibiTions, Greenhand iniTiaTions and bangueTs are some oT The rewards Tor These young Tarmers who spend Time and eTTorT in learning The mechanics oT Tarming. A FuTure Farmer aT l.iberTy can us- ually be singled ouT by his blue and gold iaclceT bearing The words, BrenT- wood ChapTer. TwenTy-nine l--- - c.,.-..v q-s. ..., -,,....,u',.,,,.,,d,B,c 4,44 F. H. A. BoTTom row: B. BenneTT, G Firpo, H. Wallcer, M. Swice good, M. SaccheTTi, H Roza, M. Tarango, B. Clear waTer. Second row: Mrs Somerhalder, D. Clarlc, A Morse, S. Williamson, B Beard, B. Colburn, C. Fur Tado, L. DeBorba, D. Sim oni. Top row: J. Reynolds D. Rodgers, K. Graham, J Simoni, B. Brown, J. Simoni G. SmiTh, M. FerTado, P STanTord. F. F. A. FronT row: G. PaTo, F. Lor- enzeTTi N. Rodriguez, R PizzimenTi, K. Cross, H Morse, M. Gonsalves, J Cvonsalves, R. Fryar, B. Mc- Call. Second row: B. Bur- row, M. Coelho, A. Alves R. Galindo, D. Harrison, D Libea, F. McCormick, B Fryer, F. WeTZel, C. Cam- pigli. Top row: J. Harwell J. Silvia, R. Del Carlo, K Howard, G. Scoggins, J BeTTencourT, T. Roza, G Ghiozi, F. PasTor, R. Gid- eon, R, Pombo. DRAMATICS CLUB BoTTom row, leTT To righT B. Robbins, B. BenneTT, L. Rogers, G. Firpo, C. Car- penTer, B. ClearwaTer M Garcia, J. KirkpaTrick, B. Boring. Second row E Knauss, C. FerTado, L. C lyon, P, Rennels, J. ForTner, B. Beard, D. RoberTs, B. Col- burn, A. ArhonTes, N. Niel sen, F. Seeno, B. Rennels, P. Ball, V. Bevill. Top G. McKinney, D, MarTin J o ers, . e enburger, R dg B Sh ll D. O'Brien, P. O'Bri LaCourse, R. Nunn derson M LindorT Miss GanTori. i T en, D. , D. A DRAMATICS CLUB A Oh no, They're noT Trom l-lollywood, buT They could very easily be. These disTinguished looking people are The acTors and acTresses oT LiberTyl Under The leadership oT PaT O'Brien as presidenT and Miss GanTon as The new ad- visor, The club has worked hard To make our STudenT Body play The big success ThaT iT was. l-laTs oTT To LiberTy's DramaTics Clubl ll ,cs JL STUDENT BODY PLAY UncerTain Wings, The i949 sTudenT body play, was presenTed May l2Th and l3Th and was Iaughlingly received by The Tun loving audiences. Marvin LindorT, who laTer Took PaT's place, Diana' RoberTs, and Bonnie Robbins as well as The oTher members oT The casT perTormed delighTTully in This Teen- age Tarce. Dave Anderson and Due LaCourse did a Tine iob oT sTage managing and seT making. ThirTy --Lf,-.,--.--W -- 4... exe- 1-un -1- fun.-is--1-----.-fl. RIFLE CLUB Unlil 'rhis year The Rifle Club was composed of boys only, bul when cer- rain girls discovered Thai 'rhey mighl ioin 'rhey immedialely prepared fo begin 'rhe year wilh The resl of Jrhe group. Ar+illery Junc+ion was 'rhe name of The dance sponsored by Mr. Os'rrom's sharpshoolers in 'rhe spring. i -ii-Q, CADET CCRPS The Cadei Corps is composed of Twelve members who meer as a regu- lar class wi+h Mr. Oslrom, insrruclor, and James Ellison, Lieufenanr 'ro drill, praclice larger shooring, and +o read maps. Nolice lhe orderly forma+ion and The neal appearance Jrhe uniforms give The corps as 'rhe boys drill. The small group has earned recognilion and achieved much during lhe year. Thirfy-one LY. - Y -W---....f-.....-we-.gig-'4'ilNdEs.u,a RIFLE CLUB Firsl row: L. Rogers, E. Bel' fencourr, F. Ellison. Second row: Mr. Osfrom, C. Laird, D. Marlin, J. Miller, J. Forlner. Third row: D. Sch- wiffers, H. Arrnslrong, G. McKinney, G. Carlyon, L. Thomas. Fourfh row: R Oden, T. Sla+'ren, L. Reed J. Arhonfes, J. Torres. CAD ETS Lefl' 'ro righfz J. Ellison, J Wilkins, S. Wilson, S. Bris- fow, O. Reece, M. Barbee D. Schwiflers, L. Reynolds, T. McCormack, B. Pasley, G. Sawfel, C. Linn. BAND Bolfom row: G. Smilh, P. Mclinighl, A. Sargenli, M. Garcia, S. Miller. Second row: J. Ellis, l-l. Marlinez, N. Miguel, M. Tarango, S. Wilson, B. Maslers, B. Bor- ing, G. Dilmars, V. Long. Third row: J. Ballard, B. Probsl, F, Perlco, A. De- Jesus, D, VonderAhe, D Connally, F. Campigli, E. Bacchini, F. Garcia, L. Slemler, B. Shellenlaerger. Fourlh row: Mr. Noble, B. Roole, B. l-lanson, L. De- Borba, R. Garner, J. Fur- lado, J. Sales, D. Cecchini, B. Pasley, E. Zamora. Top row: J. Landrum, D. Kirk- palriclc, Gi. Trammell, J. Gilberf, C. Campigli, R. Garner, l-l. DuBois, J. Bris- low, R. Crowell. BAND Nilly uniforms, capable maiorelles, good lormalion, and excellenl per- formance are The resulls of Mr. Nople's unriring ellorls 'ro malce Liber+y's band a band lo be proud ol! ll played on several occasions, among which were lhe games, Jrhe Qalcley Parade, and lhe annual Spring Concerl. 'rs W..,.,,, ,Num ! WD- A. This perfecl L looks guile simple, bul ir's hard lo imagine The careful planning and long praclice necessary lo achieve wha+'s iusr righl. The maiorelles, loo, rnusl lhinlc and acl' guiclcly. Thirly-'rwo SPANISH CLUB I-labla usled el Espanol7 lDo you spealc Spanish?l If so, you're eligible Io loin Ihe Spanish Club This brand new club planned a few aclivilies Ihis year bul :Is members are eagerly loolcing forward Io nexl year, when Ihey will be able Io carry ouI more of Iheir plans. MUSIC CLUB The music club is one of Ihe newly organized clubs af Liberly. II was or- ganized by srudenls who were inleresled in gelling Iogefher once every olher week Io lislen Io good music of all kinds. ln Ihe Iulure Ihe members o The club will allend concerrs or musical comedies. We hope Ihal Ihis club will b of greal enloymenl Io Ihose music lovers ar Liberly. Thirly-Ih ree ,,.....-- .., .. ,M ..1-,....e...u...,.1...M..L.4,g,,..,5,g-,5g,m.L...1.s1.sc:D SPANISH CLUB Boflom row, lefl Io righl B. Benne-IT, G. Firpo, J Forrner, A. Arhonres, B Clearwafer, D. F u r i, M Bishop, J. Cooper, L. Reed C. Carpenler. Second row F, McCall, B. Beard, V Beyill, N. Pasror, P. Brazier J. Ligon, Miss Lavers, L Vasquez. Third row: L. Pas- Ior, M. Pasror, 6. Grande D. Tiplon, B. Iyer, R. Nunn B. Pomeroy, G, Mendoza Top row: D. O'Brien Lindorl, D. Anderson, F Cassassa, J. I-larwell. MUSIC CLUB Bofrom row: L. Carlyon, B. Bennerr, G. Firpo, J, Forf- ner, M. Sacchelli, A. Arhon- Ies, A. Morse, F. Seeno, A. Papadalcos. Second row: J. McCall, B. Beard, B. Shive, V. Bevill, N. Neilson, C. Carpenler, D. Simoni. Third row: E. Knauss, C. Ferlado K. Fernandez, R. Long, M Reynolds, B. Bevill, I.. Pas- Ior, B. Campbell, B. Shell- enberger. Top row: Mr Noble, D. LaCourse, J Machado, F. Campigli, R Garner, D. VonderAhe, C Carnpigli, D. Cecchini, E Bacchini, ,mf SCHOOL CALENDAR '48 Sep+ember I3-Everyone was glad lo come back for lhe firsl day of school. Ocfober I--The gals and fellows who wenr fo lhe Barn Dance sporled loud shirls, all righl. 5-Our J.V. leam beal Rio Vis+a's wilh score of 43-O! 8-Whal a hir lhalr Sophomore-Freshman parly wasl I3-I4-Seniors pul on big smiles for lheir piclures. 22-We beal Livermore 38-l4g band made ils firsl appearance. l-loo-ray! 28-Richard Rodriguez won firsl place in speech conlesr al F.F.A. green hand inilialion. November I2-The gals who broughl eligible bachelors To l'he Sadie Hawkins Dance had a wonderful lime, huh girls? I8-Falhers who allended lhe annual F.F.A. Banque? enjoyed lhe good food pre- pared and served by Mrs. Somerhalder and her F.l-LA. girls. I9-The girl's l-li Jinx was quile a fun packed evening. 24-J.V.'s sponsored a big dance. December I-Whal lun! The F.l-LA. had an inilialion parly. I7-l-loo-ray-no more worry unlil Jan. 31 There was an affernoon Chrislmas pro- gram, and lhal nighl Jrhe C.S.F. spon- sored rhe gay, semi-formal Jingle Hop. ----m- -N --' ..-f.,.1d .gm-'.,.,f.-,-. . ...E-,. - gen.-.--- SCHOOL CALENDAR I949 January 6-Everyone TelT on Top oT The world aT The E.B.C.A.L. BaslceTball Dance. ebruary I5-The Teachers were so clumsy, comical and slow aT The Casaba Cavalcade. We'll never TorgeT iT! Vlarch -Eva Moegle played classical and popu- lar selecTions on her beauTiTul harp. -The Soph Hop! The magical Theme was carried ouT beauTiTully and The orches- Tra was Tops. -NaTional Assemblies senT us The Kil- Ties. Could They sing and play! Bo s paid as much as 52.30 Tor The gal' cooking aT The Annual STaTl's Box Social. April -The Prom, ThaT wonderland dance wiTh The superb orchesTra and reTreshmenT parTy, won'T soon be TorgoTTenl -LiberTy's TalenTed arTisTs perTormed aT The Senior TalenT Show. The Hobo Dance was really someThing unusual. ll.eave iT To The F.F.A.l -L.U.l-l.S. moms enjoyed The lvloThers Tea, which had been careTully planned wiTh a delicaTe Chinese seTTing. -A SaTurday, buT neverTheless a Track meeT. -Mr Noble's musical cor s ave an - P Q excellenT perTormance aT The Spring ConcerT. I3-Applause and more applause Tor The group who worlced on The play, Un- cerTain Wings. -The anniversary oT The '49ers was celebraTed aT The Senior Ball. -Seniors Tlew oTf-who knows where?- on Senior DiTch Day! IO-Commencemenlr exercises mean The end ol anoTher year, and Tor The Sen- iors, The end oT high school days. ' r f .S .1 3 il T Li ir, r. ,T 3 fi ii 2 'E 2: :Ei .HI Q? S i? 9: 11 , T T-E It 3. .Q r 'E ., .A if 3, s. is . -' I ,-. ll ai T: Q: ig, fits- D - V . -.N xx .1 WNV' 5 - Q 7 ',X.fs3 ' X T' fl ft S f, I, ffl ,. c, .. ,I Q . 5,1 .. P' ,gi 5 :fe if fl as as if E' f T ii 'J 1 li 2-..., Q Q. yo .g. E. E .S B bb Andrews and Donna SPORTS ROUNDUP The I948-49 sporTs season goT oTT To a roaring sTarT This year as our TighT- ing TooTball varsiTy swepT 5 sTraighT league opponenTs inTo The dusTpan oT deTeaT and emerged wiTh The EBCAL Championship. GraduaTing Seniors Len Celoni, J. W. Anderson, John Miguel, Paul Urenda, Frank Medina, and Ralph PaTTerson played inspired ball and bulwarked a sTrong LiberTy Team. Our new coach, Lee Walker did a grand iob oT smooThing ouT The oTFensive and deTensive wrinkles and proved a Tireless worker Toward assuring The Team's success. Our A and B baskeTball Teams were noT as TorTunaTe as The pigskin war- riors. Emeryville and Livermore proved our undoing and cosT us The championship. Our TuTure looks brighT in This sporT however. Coach PorTerTield's Track boys added more laurels as They Triumphed over all opposiTion To go on and annex anoTher EBCAL Trophy. Baseball, like baskeTball, Tound The boys building Tor The nexT year. Soph- omore piTchers l-larry Morse and Donn VonderAhe, and Junior Gene Campbell gained Tine experience buT The championship eluded us. On oTher scoring TronTs . . . Mr. SuTcliTTe's scrappy J.V.'s won 6 ouT oT 8, senT 4 men up To bolsTer The VarsiTy in mid season, gave 30 addiTional boys a chance To parTicipaTe in The helmeT sporT and Thus deTiniTely proved The worThwhileness oT iTs exisTence: Coach PorTerTield and Miss Beemer successTully launched boTh boys' and girls' Tumbling: The Junior class copped The inTerclass baskeTball championship and There was a Tlurry oT inTeresT in The TormaTion oT a permanenT Tennis Club. AlThough The season will noT go down in hisTory as a perTecT one, s+iII iT did provide parTicipaTion Tor more oT our sTudenTs Than have ever had The chance To play compeTiTively beTore. We are looking Torward wiTh greaT zesT To nexT year. ThirTy-six GlRL'S BLOCK L When a girl wears a bloclc L on her school sweaTer iT means ThaT in her years as a G.A.A. member she has earned aT leasT SOO poinTs. AlThough she doesn'T have To play as hard as a boy To earn This award, she usually musT parTicipaTe in G.A.A. acTiviTy Tor aT leasT Three years. 'WWMQW BOY'S BLOCK L The size oT The Bloclc L Club This year is a good indicaTion oT The number oT boys inTeresTed in sporTs. The club was more acTive Than usual This year. The G.A.A. Bloclc L parTy was greaT Tun, buT we'll especially remember The Block L boys' perTormance aT The Tashion show. l-low could anyone TorgeT Their crazy anTics? ThirTy-seven l-- ,.-.,., - .. ,,,,,,.......LQi..g..M GIRLS' BLOCK L , E. Pendry, B. Boring, D. Vil- BoTTom row: B. Firpo chez, l-l. Roza, D. G-alvan, J. Miller. Second row: B. Andrews, D. Milclcelsen, C. CrisT, O. Ochoa. Top row: J. Ballard, D. MarTin, Miss Beemer. BOYS' BLOCK L Top row, leTT To righT: K Cross, D. KirkpaTriclr, F. Pas- Tor, L. BloomTield, E. Zam- ora, P. Urenda, C. PorTer- Tield. Second row: D. Von- derAhe, R. Hendrix, F. Me- dina, J. Willcens, B. Shell- enberger, J. Dominguez, A. DeJesus. Third row: B. Pom- eroy, L. Davis, M. Pedersen l l. Morse, R. Nunn, D. An- derson. BoTTom row: E. Bac- chini, J. Berumen, L. Celoni J. W. Anderson, R. PaTTer- son, R. Mello. - 1 :.L..n., ,mpgs A TEAM Top row, lelfl to righl: Coach Lee Walker, Ralph Palferson, Len Bloomfield, Bruce Sodersrrom, Duke LaCourse, Dave Anderson, Len Celoni, Donn VonderAhe. 2nd row: Ronny Nunn, Gil Ellison, Jim Wil- kins, Paul Urenda, J. W, Anderson, Loyal Davis. Isl row: Joe Dominguez, Jim Ellison, Gene Campbell. John Miguel, Mel Pederson, Dick Cecchini, Jess Berumen, Mel Berumen. VARSITY FOOTBALL From a winless '47 season To a Championship '48 season is Jrhe slory of Liber+y's greal ifoolball ream. Tired of losing, Jrhe boys suddenly rose up in all Jrheir mighl and aller.slaughJrering Emeryville and Livermore and slipping by Amador and CSD, wound up rheir perfecl league year wilh a smashing win over San Ramon. Ahh-H' filth' A t be 1 f .1 - . , - 'V , , 5 E, th '23- Q fx V., I Q, A 4 An in ' ,U I R . E ,uf F 1 6 . t . ' r V Z ' 'U 5 . 15 f g Q U x Q Riff- fi ffm 3 , 1 X X ., 2 . 2 ik x x Q ,I ,Q L ,,, - ,f 1 Ef H it EL -x . l 2 x N A 3 ' x .8 . 9. zu ,R , 2 . ,nf .-4 W W A 'Y M, I n 'A S kg. Y, .2 V Vg Q , x W -1' Ill iii lsnvrzql nag: , . . 59 f 5 Y m Q .. 2 4 .A Z - 'xg it 'ug',i .I at ,Mix 8 wg t V 2 Q ., , an Q Yvllgmt xx Sh ,, 655' s. fff ,WZ if 1 ,X . ' , x, ff' 1+ 8 3 ' 'si Kneeling, I-r: Chad Curfis Junior Landrum, Denny O'Brien: l-lar'y Morris Ted Juli . , an, Gene Scoqgins, Par. O'Brien, Capl. Linlon Reed, Larry Reynolds, Leroy Brisfow, Jim Tuck, Son zalos Mendoza, Elmo Bacchini Sfanding: Mqr. James Gilbert Bob Oden, Coach' Paul Sul- clhcfe, George Sinqh, John Ma- chado, Mel Barbee, Fred Cas- sassa, Jaclcie Harrison, Charles Campiqli, Brenr Pomeroy, Don Anderson, Bob Enqland, Bill Shellenberqer, Marvin Lindorf, Bob McCormack, Fuzzy Wil- kins, Coach Don Desres. VARSITY The Jayvee foorball Jream came info ils own lhis year and eslrablished ilself as a fighring organizarion 'rhar will add laurels 'ro Liberry's sporl- mg crown for many years ro come. Easy viclrories were pounded our over Rio Visra 2, Livermore, and Fairfield, and even sweeler viclories were scored over Pilrsburg and Mr. Diablo. A BASKETBALL As in baseball, our A Baskelball Jream spenl mosl of lhis season gelling ready for nexl year. Viclories were few allhough in some cases individual performances were sparkling. Ed Zamora and J. W. Anderson made birlhs on 'rhe All-league Team while Ronny Nunn, Brenl Pomeroy, Kenny Cross, Joe Dominguez, Frank Paslor, and big Duke LaCourse will be The backbone of nexl year's Champs. QRS! B BASKETBALL Three big poinls which San Ramon and Livermore dumped Jrhrough lhe hoop in lwo lhrilling double-overlime games cosl our B's Jrhe Championship lhis year. Manuel Gonzales and Bob Nunes were Jrhe oulslanding B's. Forly-one l +7 s-New-W 1- - -1-ulqeb A BASKETBALL ln lronl: D. Wilkins, Mr. Porlerlield. Back row: D. La Course, B. Pomeroy, R, Pal- lerson, E. Zamora, R. Nunn J, W. Anderson, F. Dom- inguez, F. Pasfor, K, Cross. B BASKETBALL B. Linn, T. Roza, M. Gon- salves, E. Mekala, J. Gon- selves, B. Mendoza, B. N u n es, B. Anderson, A. Alves. ln fronfz F. Wilkins, Coach Porferlield, '?' , E, ' Q- W' X Q ? -, 43 ,M an 4 'gg I2 ' 'F A - my p 7 ,W Q 3 ,-.fp-, I -wi Q Q ' , z yi s 1 A k M x V - 2f:'f'?59? ' ' ' ia' Q 7-1 ff M' hs, m 51 s' 4 4 g Q , Q, 'fiigffy if fb' ' 15' s QV' 3. ,ff-eff' 1 uf, , X S ,1 ,Q J s'l V -Yiaif' uc Y ' Q, , , --. l 'fr '.,'x. i 3' W 1 BASEBALL AlThough our baseball Team didn'T win The championship This year, They gave evidence oT real greaTness nexT year. Coach Walker Tielded a Team composed mosTly oT Sophomores and Juniors, all oT whom gained valu- able experience. NexT year we'll have 3 well-seasoned piTchers plus a sTrong hiTTing ouTTiT. Chances Tor The championship will be very good. Nil? R A .X F fig Ni. ff 'T' , U , li I TRACK GreaTly encouraged by Coach PorTerTield's enThusiasTic help, over 50 boys Turned ouT Tor Track This year and, sweeping all opposiTion beTore Them, racked up Their 4Th EBCAL TiTle. Mel Pedersen seT new school records in The pole vaulT and boTh A's and B's showered each meeT wiTh a suTTicienT number oT TirsT and second places To insure The championships. ForTy-Three BASEBALL Sfandinq, lell To riqhT: L Bloomfield, l-l. Morse, J Berumen, B. Nunes, G Campbell, M. Berumen, R Mello, J. GilberT. SeaTecl J. Anderson, L. Celoni, J Wilkins, D. Dryden, R. Bar Tels, D Phillips, D. Vonder Ahe, F. Dominguez. TRACK Top row: M. NegreTe, L Davis, B. Shellenberger, Cv Ellison, M. Barbee, D. Kirlc paTriclc, E. Bacchini, F. Pas Tor, R. PaTTerson, Mr. Por Teriield. BoTTom row: G MarTin, M, Gonsalves, F Perlfo, L. Reed, J. Ellison S. Vkfilson, F. Douglas, E Frisbee. , i A L -..,...., ,. ...Mi - ' we - .mg il' I , . I l i J f - v i, K V j , Vw . ' , ll, , 'fl M g A ,, , ww, Miss Beemer's Hobby Wlial would a girl's day ai school be like wilrlioul P.E.? We need nol lisl llwe many sporls flue girl's can enjoy, for mosl of flue sporls are well represenled by llwe snapslwols above. Besides playing during gym periods, girls played baslcelball and lennis al noon, and a fumbling club was formed. - Forly-four GOOFY GLANCES I I. Three moods. 2. Jusf coIces, folks! 3. Come, now! 4. Time out 5. Senior problems, 6. 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