Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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'He had 'evening rehearsals of the advanced hand and dance, and was-always .aiding the Drum Corpsior arranging a schedule for Choir activities.: This year he and many of his students have attended music cliiiics. conventions. and 'music festivalii which adds tothe recognition of our school. '. ' , 7 ' A' Through his -efforts in the -years that he has been here, the hand has heen outfitted in smart uniforms and now has aihanner, 'and the'iChoir has received rohes. Many,newainst11unients'have been .purchased and our music department has been' well' organized and developed. , , U 4 Becauiseiof his sincere interest in the individual and his progress, hehas ' become an outstanding figure in the rninds of all the students. .We wish to show our gratitude for his 'patience 'and sincerity by 'dedicating this year's annual to Mr. Veron Nohle. 11 I 'Q' A p mf-0 ' je4!'477Z Much of the interest in any school centers on records. Scholastic records, athletic records and records in picture and print such as are contained in this fine annual. lt is fitting that we should be interested in such visible evidences of achievement and that we should strive to improve them. However we should realize that the true value of school experiences is not measured by records written on paper but by those written in the minds and personalities of the students and that real success only comes when such inter records are sound and true. ii X Q4 ADH-'lv' dl ,XX V1 'x N RBC A 14,5 3. 6 ' lar V Q ug' ii of l 7 7 I F . Top row: Mr. Noble. Hrs. Krum- land. Hr. Krumlanrl. Sf-f-mid row: Mr. Nigg. Miss Lo- pez. Hr. Ostrum. Third row: Mr. Christensen. Miss Be-emer. Hr. Brnzan. Bollmii row: Mr. Curtis. Mrs. Bvauiv. '31 3 ' fy, -a 4 4: .?s',.- Q 5' -Tk Niela Nielsen Assistant Editor fx Loraine Carlyon Business Manager George Doneaux Editor mztmf Staff Art Editor Billy Tuttle Sports Editor Mr. Biedermann Advisor The Annual Staff worked hard this year to produce another Liberty Lion. It faced many of the problems staffs before us have faced. Trying to meet dead- lines, raise funds for publication and getting photos had us all worried. But the time and energy spent has proven most rewarding. Much of the success of this yearbook is due to someone who always gets the complaints and hardly any praise. To Mr. Biedermann. our advisor, we give many thanks for the pushing that made this publication possible. The entire Annual Staff hopes this book will bring back memories. . Leona Vasquez Carolyn Carpenter AQ- Carolee de Fremery F rosh Representative Assistant Art Editor .QC 1 vs Clarance Machado Photography Patsey Long Typist Dale Emerson Photography Yxu Q Betty Lillie Typist . ,. s In - wi . 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CALYERT S X S 5 FRANK CHAVEZ J OETTA COOPER J osua CORNELIUS DONN CULLUM JANET DEL PoRTo ESTHER DAVENPORT JOSEPHINE DEL BARBA i '? '17 x L '? Q! 5 fu.- 'sf Y iso' gag 15,1 EE- i Fmzn f:AX1PlGl.l Fnrgn C-XSSASA Rlkllklill CHACON 2. I ' , JACR HARRISON Vice President ARAMINTA DICKEY GEORGE DONEUX ROBERT DOUGLAS 4-'K Y Sf' l 'fi BETTY BENNETT Secretary f 6 '- ,...V'v .. i' ,Q 04 30 V avr Lf if . ' S, HERMAN DL'BO1s GENE EDWARDS DORIS FARIA OLIVER FERGUSON BARBARA FERT.-ADO GA11. FIRPO JOYCE FORTNER RAMONA GARCIA STELLA GARCIA CLENNA GIBSON J AMES GILBERT GLORIA GRANDE CLYDE GRANT JOYCE GRAY MG .2' L,--J 3 0 I RAYNIOND GALINDO I':l,EANUR GARCIA FRANK GARIQIA 'T 'iq' 5... 1 3,9 HOLLAND GARNER Treasurer 35 ff-rv l IKM JENNIE GUTIERREZ BETTY HAMLIN NIARY HARGROVE kj, 'Hof GILBERT ELLISON Student Council Representative 95 'Il Sv 'Ez' Q? ,Q an 'Ui -A C -1 .Tv jx KCUIQ5 ii 3? sn 'Y' B 79 bi i 'WW ZX S' Wa. DALLAS HARRISON DELCINE HYATT GERALDINE IRWIN ETTA LEONARD CAMERON LIXN PATSY LONG WARREN MAY Ci Q- F? 95 Z HARRY MORSE DALE NEVILLS BOB NUNES RONNY N UNN ROBERT ODEN TEDDY PADILLA BOB PASLEY 11' gf, 6 K ' R 1-vf , . n 4 BE'I'I'Y NIELLO RALPH NIELLO PEP!-L MENDEZ .ag i 'xd -A--f f. -3' -G' A119 '13 '-la TIF' Sr if 4 45 --1 .r .Ji 1 K! . ,J- - -I FRANK PASTOR LQRRAINE PASTOR MARY PASTOR BRENT POMEROY ARTHUR POPLIN :Fl-715 AL, 'E' 63 iq' A x. S 'S Q Y -9 our C3- -35 1 'KN fb '31 qv- IO EUGENE PATO RONALD PIZZIMENTI BEULAH PROBST ODEL REECE RUBEN Rios DARLENE RUFF FELIPA SANDOVAL BEVERLY SHIVE JENA SIMONI JENNIE SIMONI 2 K -454 1 ax 5 4-1 4' nu 0. u T . W' xv X , I, 5 1. ff Ure. N ff 4241 .Z lar 'U' 1 .11 ICD S' wr L P X 4 f 4 x LUITIS ROGERS BRYAN ROOFE Tum' Rom ANNA SAN1 GENE Scocoms ax V fx.,- TT FRED TEMPS GENE TRAMMELL HELEN TROTTER fi av Q' ...3 v:-11 25 -Ev QJ ,si :qs 1-1, BOB WATERS HELEN WATKINS Q-M 5 fr i L xx ., if 1- inf' ,f ' ,CQ f E? 'Y' 1 1 BILLY TUTTLE DON VONDER AHE DON WEST BIARY WIETZEL JACK WILKINS 'U 'af FRANK GILL HARVEY HESEMAN NA if iv-if ARTHUR CHACON BRATRICE CAMPBELL Bon FERTADO NORMAN SCROGGINS K ,wxifl nv- :QT I PX T- E L Yr. QHPWS ar'- ' FFT 900152 X Agifllbi ks! Jeffery LENNIE BLOOMFIELD has invented a still that produces 100 proof whiskey twice as fast as any previous one. He sells his products to GIL ELLISON and ROBERT ODEN, who own the Walk ln and Stagger Out Bar. GLORIA GRANDE is their bar maid. She says she likes the job very much. DON CULLUM and FRANK CHAVEZ are big oil men in Texas. BARBARA FERTADO is the new gym teacher at Liberty. The kids say she's the meanest one yet. GEORGE DONEUX is still trying to get the Annual out. He just won't give up. GAIL FIRPO is still determined to learn how to drive a truck. She and Don need the money to support their family. ROBERT DOUGLAS and HERMAN DUBOIS are in Chicago. They claim they have a big deal on. GENE EDWARDS is a hot rod driver now, one of the fastest in the country. ART POPLIN has a comedy show on television. He makes faces for 15 minutes every night. JAMES GILBERT is manager of the Oaks, and they haven't won a game all season. FRANK GILL and CLYDE GRANT are shoe salesmen at Leeds in Stockton. J ENNIE GUTIERREZ is a secretary. Her boss sometimes calls her Irma Peterson fMy friend lrmaj. DALLAS and JACK HARRISON are now owners of the Harrison and Harrison Cleaners 1 place your bets in the back rooml. BETTY HAMLIN is principal of Knightsen Grammar School. HARVEY HESEMAN is playing for the Blue and Gold. The coach warned him to keep training or he'd be benched. L. T. BYERS is one of Harvey's team mates. L. T. warms the bench. DARLENE RUFF surprised Alfred by running away and marrying a traveling salesman. JOSIE CORNELIUS is busy raising little Davids. BETTY LILLIE and LEROY BRISTOW are ,still arguing. He refuses to dress up for their wedding. JOSIE DEL BARBA is trying to keep books for Tino's ranch. She told us she's sorry she never paid attention to Mr. Curtis in Book- keeping. R. C. CALVERT is one of the midgets in the East Coast Circus. FRED CAMPIGLI is trying to learn how to skate backwards. He finally learned to skate forwards last month. ART CHACON owns ten monkeys. He puts on a show once a week for the neighborhood kids. RICHARD CHACON is a cartoonist for the Oakland Tribune. He is being sued for slander by CAMERON LINN, owner of the U. S. Steel Company because Richard accused Cameron of using artificial steel. DORIS FARIA is running a Beauty Parlor, waiting for Gene to finish his third hitch in the Navy. BEV SHIVE is teaching her three daughters the art of catching a man. BILLY TUTTLE is running Sam Piazza's ranch. HELEN WATKINS is raising some little Dejesus's. BOBBY WATERS is blowing a hot trombone as a private fstilll in the Marines. DON WEST is still playing the bass fiddle in Vernonis Jazz Band. FUZZY WILKINS finally married JoAnn. He weighs 235 pounds lagainl. RONNY PIZZIMENTI is still yelling Wahoof and BUELAH PROBST is playing the lead on the 'LBuelah show. ODELL REECE and PATSY LONG have finally admitted they were married in June 1950. FELIPA SANDOVAL is teaching Spanish at L.U.H.S. DONN flilrankensteinl VONDERAHE has taken Boris Karloff's place in the movies. RUBEN ROIS, it has been proven, is the kid that hopped up the Model A. LOUIS ROGERS, JOAQUIN BETTENCOURT, and ALFRED ALVES have finally broken into the movies since so many of the cowboys have died of old age. ANNA SANI and LEO COSTA have the biggest cattle ranches in California. JENNIE SIMONI is trying to find a job so she can furnish shoe strings for Tony. BETTY'BEARD is still around Brentwood. She's now performing the duties of the new Methodist Minister's wife. JOETTA COOPER shocked her friends by becoming a train engineer, while MEL BERUMAN mar- ried an Arabian, and is called the Shiek. BEA CAMPBELL is teaching Household Management at dear old L.U.H.S. BETTY BENNETT? She's Howard Hughes' latest discovery. GEORGE AGUILAR works at Irene's selling Ladies Lingerie. ROBERT EVANS and JACK BEAVER are typi- cal, faithful, henpecked, and harrassed husbands. ELEANOR GARCIA has sprung to a height of 6 feet and labors nightly at stretching exercises. OLIVER FERGUSON has been around the world ten times and has worked himself up to Admiral of the fleet of the U. S. Navy. RAMONA GARCIA is owner of the Delta where she shows uncensored Spanish films to her nightly patrons. BOB FERTADO can't seem to settle downg he,s still dating Antioch blondes. STELLA GARCIA can be seen nightly as the star performer at an exclusive Hollywood dive where she is known for her original Snake Dance. RAYMOND GALINDO has just married Yvonne for the 4th time. GLENNA GIBSON is the founder and head- mistress of the Gibson Progressive School. She believes in letting her students do whatever they please. An average of 5 per week wind up at Juvenile Court. ROLAND GARNER, because he is a mathematical genius, has been appointed by the President as economic calculator. JACK WILKINS is Captain in the Air Force, where he bosses Sgt. CARL WILLIAMS. MARY WETZEL is handling cattle for her husband, GENE SCOGGINS. JOHN YINGLING is the town wolf. GENE TRAMELL is the candidate for Mr. America. MOUSEY MELLO attributes his success with the New York Yankees to his wife, a 250 pound wrestler. PEPE MENDEZ is still pining over Carol, who is a Mrs. with twins. DELCINE HYATT and GERRY IRWIN joined the waves, where they make life difficult for yardbird HARRY MORSE. WARREN MAY has taken over Jersey Island, and is making millions of pesos. BRENT POMEROY is one of the human wrecks in Stockton Ion Skid Rowl this was due to a love affair and alcohol. BRYAN ROOFE has just returned from the war as a Brigadier General. JENA SIMONI and TONY ROZA are the mayor of Brentwood and Byron, respectively. NORMAN SCROGGINS is a Supreme Court Justice, and HELEN TROT- TER made her debut in television last month. FRED TEMPS and JAMES TUCK are billed as the 'gMasked Marvelsn when they wrestle at Madison Square Garden. RONNY-NUNN is now in business for himself. He has set up a newsstand on 4th and Mission in San Francisco. BETTY MELLO is scrubbing floors at the hotel to support her fifth hus- band. LORRAINE PASTOR is still chasing that certain football player. She was last seen crossing the border in hot pursuit of him. JOYCE FORTNER is handing out diapers again. It says George's and her fifth. ARAMINTA DICKEY won the Nobel prize for inventing a new ten way stretch. She has brought back the hour glass figure with her discovery. GENE PATO is manager of the San Francisco Seals, and BOB PASLEY and FRANK PASTOR are peanut venders in the stadium. MARY PASTOR is still looking for a dream man. BOBBY NUNES owns Johnnie's Pool Hall, after playing pro-basketball for five years. TEDDY PADILLA racks the balls for him. JANET DAL PORTO'S mother broke her other leg and Janet is still taking care of her. I vs? 4 X 'fre X Q-:u-T XJ S ly tgefzm WOW fs' Jennie Simoni, will leave my great ability of book learning to Harry Simoni. Jena Simoni, will leave but not without Jennie or Josephine. Josephine Del Barba, will leave to join Tino Bacchini. Brent Pomeroy, will leave my belt to Don Pitau. Barbara Fertado, will leave the Office and Mr. Vonder Ahe in peace. Eleanor Garcia, will leave my desk in Shorthand to Adelia Fajardo. Harvey Heseman, will my 'basketball ability to Snake,' Gutierrez. Betty Beard, will leave and take all my possessions with me. Mousey Mello, will my Baseball ability to Frank Domingo. Joyce Gray, will my nickname, Tex to Carole Boyer. James Gilbert, will fatboy to Leon Weeder. Gil Ellison, will my ability to grow a beard to Betty Jo Hkissyl' Beard. Glenna Gibson, will my seat in the Office beside JoAnn and Tukie to June. Art Poplin, will my love for Mr. Vonder Ahe, to Eddie Crandell. Araminta Dickey, will my crush on Coach Bronzan to some unsuspecting History student. Robert Douglas, will leave Liberty High to rest in peace. Pepe Mendez, leave to find out where the Wild Goose went., Cameron Linn, will my height of 6'3 to Don Pitau. Robert Ogden, will leave more stupid than when I came. Harry Morse, will my physics knowledge to some poor soul. Art Chacon, will my demerits to some future freshman. Odell Reece, will be glad to leave. Patsy Long, will my ability to keep my temper to my brother Dee. Richard Chacon, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother Earl. Ringo West, will to Chad Curtis the ability to draw last and survive. Walter Vonder Ahe, will my great control as a. pitcher to Fred Lorenzetti. He'll need my fast ball to get the catcher's legs in shape. Mary Hargrove, will my seat in Senior problems to some future Senior. Bette Mello, will my place in library to my sister and Yvonne Douglas. Joetta Cooper, will my typing ability f ?J to my sister, Nancy. Alfred Alves, will my F's in World History to Mrs. Cross. fShe can have them back, she gave them to me.J Doris Faria, will leave Liberty to join a certain Sailor, fAt Last.J f-3 f 'if ' 0 mm CMM? , Helen Trotter, will my position as court secretary to my sister, Janice. , Darlene Ruff, will Lorraine Dcjesus my ability to get along with Mr. Vonder Ahe. , Gloria Grande, will my shyness and quietness to Florence Lopez. , Mary Pastor, will my ability to get along with Miss Beemer to Lorraine Dejesus. ,Joyce Fortner, will my crush on Mr. Buck to some other unsuspecting Junior girl who takes English IV. , Anne Sani, will my softball ability to Pat Wiley. , Beulah Probst, will my ability to get Als in clothing to Patricia Coffman. , Ronnie Pizzimenti, will leave Loui' to all the boys. , Betty Bennett, will my screams of anguish every Friday to the Lionls Roars' next editor. , L. T. Byer, will Leona Vasques to Roy Downs. , Fuzzy Wilkins, will my ability to get along with Miss Beemer to JoAnn L. , Lennie Bloomfield, will my footbal ability and my height to Don Pitau. , Gail Firpo, will leave Liberty quieter, after my departure. , Jack Wilkins, will my good humor to Mr. Williams. , Helen Watkins, will my ability to read shorthand to Mr. Krumland. , Janet Dal Porto, will the little 'gDal Porto in me to Don. , Delcine Hyatt, will to Sue Mundell my next proposal and engagement ring. I, Jerry Irwin, will to Lavedia Garner, my ability to laugh at 3:00 A.M. when cars break down. , Betty Hamlin, will my place in typing to my sister, Beatrice. , Josie Cornelius, will my newspaper reporting ability to Dee Rose Furi. , Norman Scroggins, will my high executive position to any dumbell that will have it. , Stella Garcia, will to Adeline Dejesus, my gossip page on the newspaper. , Leroy Bristow, will to Wayne Towns my 2nd Lieutenant insignias, he will deserve them next year. Carry on Towns! l l , Bill Tuttle, will my job on the annual to some poor dope dumb enough to take it. , George Doneux, will my superior photo ability to any unknowing student. , Ronnie Garner, will have Edith, if she won't trifle. I SW 'lllllllllff , . X , '71 S f Z S 1' 2 Z ,iff 5 9 ,X ni 4 955 E as 0 s 'S' 0 , ' , '-.'5- -- 7 3 X 7 4 ? N l 6'-f' .. I l N I Jr Z 1-H 'H-o Y K-, Q. tgaifiamaze has QMQWIK Top row: Sara Chavez, Vice Presi- dent, Stanley Bondoc, Sergeant- at-Armsg Florence Abreu, Presid- Ent. Sitting: Nancy Curtis, Student Affairs, Wanda Walin, Secretary, Carol Heidorn, Treasurer. umbfl A255 Uwbefls Standing: ll. Hurst, President: B Colburn, Secretary: J. Machado Vice President. Seated: B. Martin, Student Coun- cil Representativeg C. Carpenter Treasurer. 27255771471 ffess Ujaefzs Top row: Niel Watson, President, Richard Rowel. Sergeant-at-Arms: Ike Domingo, Treasurer. Sitting: Jackie Moore, Student Affairsg Patra Lewis, Secretary, Jackie Mundell, Vice President. K First row, lt-ft to right: D. Enter son. K. Wiillis. D. BPCIK. R Downs. R. England, L. Stenilvr. Sf-cond row: A. Farjardo, D Swaney, B. Martin, C. Carpe-n ter. B. Colburn. J. Martinez. Third row: l. Santos, J. Villa F. Belle-ci. L. Carlyon. N. Nivl sen, Y. Scoggins. Fourth row: E. Chacon. D. Tip ton, G. Mendoza. C. Ditmars. R. Yvillis. C. Bc-ttencourt. 'K Q v'. 't, B MA 171, 1, 1 JUNIOR CLASS Front row, left to right: G. MoKenney, D O'lirit-n, T. Slatle-n. H. Beattie. J. Bye-r. Svcond row: J. Mc-Clvlland, J. Ligeon. E Thompson, L. Vasque-z. D. Furi. W. Patti-rson Third row: ll. Lillie. C. Soulhvrn, Z. Wiilson J. Sales. F. Mcfforinivk. l. Lilllv. Fourth row: A. Pe-drrgon, E. Zagalo, E. Doug las. R. Hurst, lf. Laffourse-, Rodriqut-2. Qs an J-nj 1... I .u1 First row: D. Ribeiro. S. Ring. J. Reynolds. J. Johnaon. L. Reed. 5. Mundell. P. Wil:-y. R. Young- berg. P. Jones. Svcond row: R. Harmon. L. Dc-- jesus. D. Yiraniontvs. F. Freitas, C. Misquez. E. Sandoval. D. Fr:-rdlcu H. Walla-r. Third row: F. Pastor. K. Krvl- schmvr. K. Howard. J. Machado, W. MCClvlland. J. .-Xrtvrlwrry. T. MCCormar'k, P. Brien. Fourth row: E. ffrandvll. R. Frye-r F. Loranzflttf. N. Rod- riquvz. G. Pool. H. .-Xrntstrong, H. Lillie. R. Hoplwr. 0 If First row, left to right: L. Laird S. Colburn, R. Pinney, D. Morse, B. Collier, B. Crane, F. Zackary Second row: D. Luna, K. Math ews, C. Woodward, D. Long, L. G. Harrison, L. Thompson, S Brown. Third row: H. Somerhalter, J Nunn, G. Ferguson, N. Little, C. Souza, R. Rossi, J. Silva, L. DeBarba. Fourth row: D'. Hiratsuka, G. Busch, M. Soderstrom, B. Hart granis, S. McDaniels, P. Ed Wards, J. Allington. C. Heidorn, Front row: A. Sims, C. Marti nez, H. Simoni, H. Bloomfield H. Pato, B. McCord. B. August. if First row: D. Scroggins. P. Hen- ry, R. McClendon. J. Bastel. J. Tuttle. Second row: J. McKinnon, R. Butler, R. Dickens, J. Hobbs. F. Garcia, B. D. Mello. F. Abreu, D. Pitau. Third row: J. Scoggins, J. Trot- ter, J. Martin, B. Dodd, J. Lu- cido, L. Ferrer. C. Galindo. R. Gill. Fourth row: G. Washington. P. McCain, R. Lunsford. A. Deje- sus, J. Lucido, l. James. W. Lil- lie. S. McCormick. KI. Martinez. Last row: E. Phillips, C. Hamp- ton. A. Kelly. P. Morse. B. Lions. R. Gutierrez. D. Wall, J. Do- mingo. T. Tipton. 0 FN-r'. First row: L. Laird. J. Yonder Allff, S. Emerson. H. Peterson, T. Johson . K. Jones. B. Pachico. Second row: R. Davis. H. Wolf- enbarger. P. Campbell. F. Peter- son. N. Curtis. C. Machado. C. Grant. D. Robinson. Third row: P. Aguilar. N. Mat- thews. R. Coelho. Y. Douglas, B. Ellison. J. Jones. L. Garner, C. Brown. Fourth row: F. Urenda, J. Vas- quez. S. Chavez. E. Garcia. L. Clemons. L. Martinez. N. Silva. Front row: D. Dal Porto. J. Ladd, R. Welches, S. Bondoc, B. Bristow. J. hlonteverde. R. Funez. Q63 7-0, First row. left to right: J. Con trel. R. Thomas. F. Souza. S Wong. R. Howell, L. Vasquez Second row: J. Reynolds, J. San chez. C. Lozano, L. Fernandez J. Gill. N. Cooper. C. DeFre mery. Third row: F. Careia. A. Dins more. G. Warren. Nl. Gibson. S Faro, lf. O'Kamoto. H. Reed. Fourth row: F. llelliarlma, C Prelli, H. Paseo. T. Mefiill. B Gareia, I. Domingo. C. Coan. Fifth row: P. Martinm-1. B. Long, V. Pastor. H. Seoggins. J. Terry C. Krr-tsehmer. B. Anrlerson. A Tipton. FRESHMAN CLASS Fifth row. left to right: E. Clem- ents, F. Robinson, Martin, C. Stolhand, B. Tvalker. Fourth row: 0. Morris, L. Borde- wirk, J. Scobey, K. Carpenter, Y. Brown, L. Neeley. Third row: H. Barbee, J. Haw- kins. NI. Smith, M. Gonzales, P. Wilson, L. August, B. Barros. Second row: W. Little, V. Car- cia, H. Rubio, A. Hampton, B. Morris. First row: M. Tarango, J. Cirard, R. Slatten. First row, left to right: B. Franks, J. Spanger, D. Davis, O. Graham, J. Thompson. Second row: J. Hill, R. Cannon, D. Selga, H. McClure, J. Beaver, C. Chavez, C. Coombes, C. Vas- quez, B. Hamlin. Third row: P. Harris, E. Kret- schmer. M. Mickleson, C. Cross, D. Lee, B. Ortega, P. Coffman, M. Juarez, J. Moore. Fourth row: J. May. E. Ander- son, P. Lewis, C. Boyer. P. Liv- ingston, N. Epling. A. Phillips. E. Lenard, R. Davenport, B. Har- ris, N. Webb. Fifth row: D. Butler. J. Tarango. W. Townes, N. Watson. J. Do- mingo, J. O'Brien. M. Forehand, M. Devine. ff I 4 ' . I J A-1 1 . I ,-. o x g Comm. of Publicity Comm. of Athletics iw President ' W Comm. of ' Comm. of Cultural Affairs juggige f tv B. Bennette R' Gamer --'r f R. Nunn H. Morse D. Dal Porto n ' Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chief Justice Gqtllllm ' ,.-u C. Curtis G. Firpo B. Beard N. Scroggins STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: B. Bennette, J. More, N. Curtis, C. Carpenter, B. Martin, N. Watson, R. Hurst, H. M01-is , R. Oden, D. Del Parto, C. Curtis. Bottom row: G. Scogens, F. Abreu, L. Bristow, C. Ellison, D. Wilkins, B. Colbum, A. Dickey, B. Beard, C. Forpo. This year the STUDENT BODY OFFICERS worked very hard to perform their duties given them under the new constitution. Many difficulties did arise but through hard work they were overcome one by one. The Judicial Court was a new department added under the constitution, which was to settle all disputes. Headed by the Chief Justice it settled several arguments. The student council, under the leadership of the Student Body Vice President, met twice a month to do many things, the most important being the setting of dates for school activities. l f The BAND was a very important and active organization in our school this past year. The group played for the league games during the football and basketball seasons. They attended many assemblies and rallies and led the annual Halloween Parade. The band members sponsored an aftergame dance and made their annual trip to Los Banos and San Jose, where they matched skill in marching and playing concert music with other schools. 1 X This was the second year the CHOIR performed for the public. The group entered many chorus festivals. and last year at the San lose Music Festival they received the rating of L'Excellent.H Among the activities were: singing for the Parentls Club. Womans Club. Rotary Club. the grammar schools and high school functions. The Spring Concert sponsored by the Music Department every year was a great success. BAND First row, left to right: .-X. Sani. Z. Mendoza. H. Peterson. .l. Sales. H. Hcseman. D. West. J. Gilbert. Second row: ,l. Domingo. S. Bon- doc. F. Gill. F. Campigli. C. Ditmars. J. Wilkins, M. Coelho. Third row: J. Byer. F. Garcia, L. Bristow. R. Martin. J. Ladd, J. Vonder Ahe. B. Roofe. D. Dal Porto. Fourth row: H. Wolfenharger, C. Machado. C. Brown. S. Emer- son. T. Slatten. L. Stemler. Fifth row: B. Bristow. N. Curtis. C. McKinney. C. Bette-ncourt, R. Hurst. Drum Major-J. Ma- chado. llajorette-J. Lucido. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Front row: Ribeiro. l. .lohn son. F. Campigli. J. Wilkins. W Lillie. N. Cooper. M. Wetzel. Second row: E. O'KamotU. l Santos. F. Garcia. D. Scoggins J. Cook. B. Hamlin. C. DeFre mery. Third row: B. Lee. B. Lillie. L Bristow. R. Welches. J. Terry E. Lenard. J. .-Xllington, B. Mar lll'1. Top row: Mr. Noble. l. Little J. Gray. G. Doneux. N. Fcrog gins. R. Hurst. H. Lillie. N. Niel son. L. Carlyon. B. Shiw. :gem my NEWSPAPER STAFF Seated, left to right: J. Corne lius. S. Nlundell. B. Bennett, P Wiley, D. Furi. First row: Mrs. Beattie, F. Cha vez. E. Chacon. D. Cullum, R Evans. Rodriqlrez, M. Beru men, R. Chaconj W. Butler, P Santos, NI. Wetzel. This was the struggling group that tried its darndest to get the LION'S BOAR out every week. Things were pretty slow until Friday, and then-BANG!!! People started dashing around, typed furiously, and naturally the mimeograph machine went flooey. It was fun, though. 774454 EM Standing, left to right: C. Doneux, K. Kretschmer. J. Machado. Seated: L. Vas- quez, B. Martin. Kneeling: C. Machado, D. Emerson. Really, the PHOTO CLUB did a wonderful job this year. They dug in and took pictures of all the games. dances and other activities. To top it off they took all pictures that are in this annual. The Club met once a week, after school, on Tuesday. They learned to organize. develop. and print pictures. Even though there were only a few members. the club was more active than the average. -v effli U 059- e J 11 1 ' The C.S.F. took a well deserved day off, in Decem- ber, from school, and traveled to San Francisco to see the stage play, 'LAs You Like It.', Afterwards they had dinner at an Italian cafe called. '5Pete,s Rendezvous. A wonderful time was had by every- one and all planned to do it again next year. gh' Q' .league 627006. ' L F.. 4 ............ -.... , This organization is composed of all the girls in the school. Its main project is the annual Mothers, Tea. This year some of its other functions were the Big and Little Sister Day, Girls' Hi Jinx, and County Girls' League Convention. The GIRLS, LEAGUE also sponsored G'Operation Seeds and raised money for growing flowers around the, Music and Art Buildings. Back row, left to right: D. Dal Porto, D. Beck, M. Devine, N. Walsrpn, K. Howard, M. Corne- lius, R. Nunn, J. Machado. Third row: B. Beard, E. O'Ka- moto, M. Myers, C. Chavez, R. C-arner, B. Dodd. S1-cond row: Nielsen, J. Mrmre, C. IJ'-Frelnery , B. Bar- ros, N. Curtis. B. Colburn. First row: Y. Douglas, B. Ben- nett, J. Cooper, L. Carlyon, C. Carpenter, C. Firpo. GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Front row, left to right: N. Cur- tis, F. Ahrue, J. Johnson, A. Dickey, P. Wiley. Back row, left to right: L. Fer- nandez, J. Cooper, J. Reynolds. First row, left to right: C. Prel- lie, Colburn, V. Pastor, J. Iontrel, B. August, R. Pizzi- Je- 4 The DRAMA CLUB consists of a group of boys and girls interested in dramatics, plays and skits, their production and staging. This year the club produced a three-act play in the fall and staged a student body play in the spring. Both were very successful and enjoyed by all. mme b' 015 DRAMATICS Front row: L. Pastor, W. Wallin, B. Morris, J. Mundell, E. O'Ka- moto, A. Dickey, J. Fortner. Second row: F. Zachary, J. Sales H. Somerhalder, J. Olson, J Nunn, C. Carpenter, N. Curtis L. Carlyon, J. Cray, N. Nielson B. Beard. Top row: Mrs. Beattie, B. Eng land, R. Peterson, G. McKinney J. Hobbs, L. Stemler, N. Scrog gins, D. Stiles, C. Coan, C. Boyer E. Douglas. D FUTURE FARMERS 9 me-nti, J. Bartels. Second row: H. Simoni, H Scmggins, J. NIcKinnen. T. Con zales, F. Del Barba, R. Harman Third row: E. Pato. J. Betten court, F. Pastor, T. Roza. B Fryer. F. McCormick, F. Souza C. Grant. Fourth row: C. Martinez, R Galindo. Nl. Coelho, C. Scrog gins, K. Mathews, P. Martinez.. O. Ferguson. K. Howard. 0 U 0 The FUTLRE FARMERS OF AMERICA was very active this year. A Barn Dance was given, which was very successful. Other eventful activities were a Father and Son Banquet, Christmas Party, and Green Hand initiation. Their biggest event of the year was a tour of the boys' projects after which both boys and projects went to the Cow Palace. Z 15777 Mfg' - 4 J . rw' An up and C perf Omlng gro the Cgmances. and won UP, managed Several . asab Praise f Publi mostly of ?0wCavalcade. The Colgpgleir playing af active durin e5lCl3Ssmen and sho ld is comprised 3 e , U following years. beC0me more glee! O5 BLOCK L Aside from tL1:SgfIe35lihiaii1g212alJila0lCailieiels ada Tiinxljlarstillf would llkttlxetoeQlgeilllelilulobpijheli dill. to cominengoghgintlnand a great sucC1E3S1higdbgOi hrcllizidi Relped make the Pubhcatmn P p0SSlbl8- L ,. . DRINI CORPS Left to right: Brown, C Doneux. .l. Moore. T. Miguel Nl. Myers, K. Kretehmer. N Silva. E. Anderson. C. Carpenter BLOCK L Back row. left to right: D. Von- der Ahe. E. Douglas. D. Wilkins, R. Hurst. F. Pastor. K. Willis, B. Nunes. Fourth row: C. Ellison. R. Mar- tin, H. Heseman. D. Dal Porto, R. Oden. A. Pedersen.,.l. Wfil- kins. Third row: BI. Pastor. G. Grande, S. Emerson. H. Morse, R. Mello. Z. Mendoza. Second row: B. Bennett. N. Niel- sen. B. Beard. I.. Carlyon. B. Colburn, C-. Firpo. First row: Cv. Scoggins. B. Pom- eroy, B. England. R. Nunn. G. Pato. ed, Kqd fir Septem S -xx L 00X Ovehed 5 - ep XX Yfxg and XQMXQ Sxekef e Gag . Qcxobei 'L Xmgxoi Qgng 'EQQXQ Qcxobei Ca A , ' 9OcXo'0ei 6 fi 10Q0X6xQVbYN09 avaxxedetbuo N ix, QGQCQ, Qcxowfcv ? 'i'2 t QS .rdwfx F50 ' Co v A Qoiegloei S 4.6506 ' x WN o if S QM ' 196 DDQ? 6039 Q06 Nb 190 5' 43 4? sf o we Q 45 N wi Q Q Q 5 Q, ' lo CJ A. Ig, Q, QU Q . cm I1 Oh 'a I 1,1 Da i Q S 4 X Q.: CU 3 14 :KA-L S 5 CD I Graduation Night June: 3 Junc- Scnior Ball fllary 1 1 1' f 5 gyms 40140, , S 256 4 ' S, Jllfljbr P llrlfgy k fJl7b P001 5, Conckw 4100716 fzzpkw , 400749 N C447 .0 I JGOI. veggioe V of if is-go QI' - 6629 O 0 'Pa ' Y 4, '55 069 'Y Q! ,Og 0 Q? Iagofiba 9666 GQ 0 fd 49 'Q 932 9512 1 2 47 o in 2, 2 Qi, 4 2 WMI Q., Y .A N ,Q fp 'E' G Vf' I Am MML if von ME'- Q7 swf? -Q, f I' x- 4f.75i U Nffj IT FOB PD 0,41 . , I Q , 1 f , . f 1 3- QUEEN .35-' 99? BURPU! SPIRXT.. SCHOOL . Q 'Rf .rg- E :- x ' - 1 Y ' 5 ' n , 1 ' . 'lg .I-, . A ..-.-. 1 1 - Q , .- ..' , 1 I lg. . ff. 1 . , o p I v ..,.., 3, . ,rv .Tr fx l -' . ' M.-s' 1' '.. 7: 3 A vi QQ I . . fi -,,. 1.1.1- l ,..Cf -, A -J gr' 'Q, -. . 1 . ,. . r 1 5 :uni , ,L 41 L, .-- hx Front row: Z. Mendoza. M. Berumen, H. Morse, H. Armstrong. D. Wilkins, C. Ellison, J. Wilkins. Second row: D. Vonder Ahe, E. Douglas, R. Nunn. D. Stiles, G. Scoggins, R. Rowell. Third row: C. Singh, l.. Bloomfield, C. Curtis, R. Gutierrez, J. Tuttle. B. England. Last row: C. Perelli, S. Emerson, A. Pederson, K. Willis, R. Mello. R. Rios, Niiyama, D. Martin, Coach Bronzan. VARSITY FOOTBALL AMADDR-Bcrumen scored in the first quarter. The extra point wasnlt good. Jackie Domingo was caught in the end zone in the second quarter by a charging Amador line. Lenny kicked-off in the third quarter, the ball rolled into the end zone, leaving them on the twenty yard line, and in one play they managed to score, the extra point being good. Later that quarter Nunn carried the ball 48 yards for our second touchdown. C.S.D.-We slaughtered C.S.D. 37 to nothing. Nunn scored twice in the first quarter and Men- doza scored in the second quarter. All three con- versions failed. Ellison scored twice in the third quarter, and Berumen made one extra point. C.S.D. managed to get within six yards of our goal during the third quarter. We had 366 yards to their T3 on the ground and made 30 first downs to their 7. SAN RAMON-Nunn scored early in the first quarter and Berumen made the extra point. but they were quick to retaliate with T points. Nunn scored three times in quick succession in the sec- ond quarter. twice running over 45 yards. Berumen made one conversion. Neither team scored again until the middle of the fourth quarter. when Morse made the final touchdown. EMERY--Early in the first quarter Vonder Ahe blocked and recovered a kick in their end zone. Four plays later a pass, Pederson to Nunn scored again. Early in the next quarter within ten yards of our goal line they lost the ball and never got closer than the thirty yard line after that. ln the fourth quarter Nunn scored and Bloomfield kicked the extra point. We made 233 yards to their 21 on the ground, and had 14 first downs to their Y. LIVERMORE-The Liberty Lions played their best game against the Livermore Cowboys but were cheated of the victory by an eager Livermore team. They capitalized on our mistakes. Although not in points, we slaughtered them statistically with a total yardage of 253 to a measly 89. We made 35 yards passing while they made none, 14 first downs to their 4-, and were penalized only 33 yards to their 65. The Cowboys scored in the first quarter and managed to hold the Lionls mane by taking the ball within less than a yard of their own goal line on a fumble. Considerable credit goes to our outstanding backfield and a fighting line. SPECIAL AWARDS-Donn Vander Ahe and Ronny Nunn received the awards, at the annual Lions Club Football Dinner, for the most valuable line man and most valuable back respectively. SCORES LibertyLLL.20 Liberty 34 Liberty .... 13 Liberty ,r,. 12 Liberty LLLL 12 LibertyLL L37 Liberty ..LL 32 Liberty ..e, 15 Liberty L L 0 7 20L L Rio Vista 12 eer. Albany John Swett L Vacavillc 9L L L Ar iizic ior 0 ..t..,tt,ttt C.S.D. 7.L L San Ramon f 0 LLLL L LLLLLLL Emery 6 LLLLL Livermore Livermore Alb CSD' any M. il ,, I 2. 'nu 'ie if I, -he u L L . 1. L 'Q Mai' H, V A . - 4 . -u. ve., , vg, 'Tw Amador -NN. -Sm I EWBY ii 1'- i':iv'YI,a ' BACK RUN Chr A L -M 1 CLOSE LUOKS BAD 5 ffl! s, 5X 5 HGLD 'YH x 1 .4 SME ARED SLWPXN' AT LXON AW AY THE GIRLS'ATIlLETIC ASSOCIATION consists of a group of girls interested in extra sports activities. The girls met once a week. after school. and participated in vari- ous athletics which included softball. swimming. tennis. folk dancing. etc. ln this manner school athletic awards were obtained by thc girls. ::',:: Q 4 ' n J' 5' 6 eg 'pq' Q. ggi' 'g ' c'j?.-Peg' :fit a l Q F' E '5kl6n. .JQ4 -'A Q' 9 5 5, I '. I T Q g . 3 6 I ' L 'GA T .5 f . 7-' ,V '4 i Vi X .g v E, . 5 5 , Q ' I , -1 D f 'ff B f ' 1 Pl 6 fi 7 l It ' ' ,. f l . T 4 .' ,4 - ' . . . , ' .1 f .1 . .L First row, left to right: D. Freitas, B. Dodd, J. Lucido, A. Dejesus, F. Belleci, C. C-rande, M. Pastor, L. Ferrer, N. Silva. Second row: C. Souza, A. Sani, P. Wiley. M. Chacon, E. Sandoval. Y. Scoggins, L. Pastor, N. Webb, C. Boyer, E. Anderson. P. Livingston, L. Vasquez. J. Johnson. Third row: P. Lewis, N. Epling, J. Nunn. H. Walker, J. Simoni, B. Morris, l. James, R. Coelhn. D. Furi, C. Heidorn, L. August, G. Carney, C. Arguellus, J. McClelland, M. Myers. Fourth row: L. Bordewick. W. Wallin, F. Urenda, I. Santos, A. Hampton, D. Hiratsuka, B. Ellison, N. Curtis, N. Little, P. McCain, W. Little, P. Harris. R. Kickens. L. Reed. Fifth row: M. Soderstrom, D. Viramontes, Chavez, C. Misquez, L. Martinez, J. Cooper, C. de Fremery, C. Stolhand. N. Nielson. B. Beard. N. Cooper, C. Vasquez. Sixth row: J. Reynolds, R. Lunsford, J. Reynolds, L. DeBarba, J. Silva, M. Gibson, B. Warren B. Martin, C. Carpenter, L. Carlyon, B. Colburn, E. O'Kamot0. J. Moore, R. Peterson. Our JUNIOR VARSITY had a fair season. although they only won two of their five games. Several of them moved up to the Varsity early in the season and made their letter there. The purpose of the J.V.'s is to supply the Varsity with good experi- enced men, which they did very capably. Several of the men making their Block L's,, in the Varsity. we .1721 'H - i 40 l Q ' T' i 3 l it - M a - 5 v Ldilm. Back row, left to right: B. Crane, H. Hisiman, H. Wolfenbarger. D. 0'Brien, J. Domingo, C. Coan, R. McKinney, M. Devine, T. Slatten, E. Chacon, H. Pascoe, N. Watson, T. Tipton, D. Tipton, P. Bryant, D. Dal Porto, C. Bettencourt. Front row: Coach Negg, F. Rill. M. Domingo, S. Bonoc, R. Pinney, M. Tranngo, T. Consalve, M. Mikkelson, A. Kelley, R. Thomas, C. Martinez, H. Scoggins, J. C. Thompson. B. Anderson. vw-J.- FP 99 Liberty ......., Liberty .,...... Liberty ........ Liberty ........ Liberty ........ Liberty ........ Liberty ........ Liberty .,..., .- Liberty ..,..... Liberty .,...... Liberty .....,.. Liberty .,..,,,. Liberty ..,..... Liberty ........ Liberty ......., 38 Liberty ..,.,... Liberty ......., Liberty ..,..... 30 Liberty ........ 36 Standing: Z. 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RICHARDSON Cosme+ics Cameras - Candies Brenrwood COTY and DUBARRY AGENCY Sports Goods Headquarters Turner's supply arhlefic clofhing and equipmenr for fhe Liber+y Union High School, and Turner's can supply every- fhing you need for your favorife sporrs. SHOP AT TU RN ER'S BU re U S Every+hing for All Spor+s CQ! Z l T5X'Flf.'N?3lf' BQEEKELTY' ww mf Ffasm:aaNNav:.::.?:aSr FA Sfocldon. Modesro, Lodi, Tracy, Manfeca, Oakdale, Escalon SINCE I907 Producers of Fine Dairy Producrs Kniglmfsen, California L gettoz Walaee of O GoRDoN - IVIACBEATH HARDWOOD COMPANY if, 2546 San Pablo Avenue Berlreley 2, California Telephone BErlreley 7-5865 FOR HOME and 6 fig. 5' Q.a ',' , ..... ... A.1qy FARM orr, , XX Q --:xq.- XR X '35 4. .Y X is Sterling Lumber Co. I CL M5 COCA-COLA Bottling Co. - Pittsburg They go together blggv 1' Vs xr- .1- OAKLEY Gordon McCreody Buyer of' 0 4 Scrap, Iron, Metals, etc. WML we MQ! 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'.-1 . -- v U - , f 3 A 0, I . ' , , 1 U v., r -A . - '.'.1 . W. 'gl '05, 1 . j, I , I . . ',,, v , -.'r, v-I: '-N3-5 .. I - 2.4 I I. nfmlbr. .vnu Afl , . 4. . ' Uv .zz 0-UW' 00 - I QQ' Top: Coach Lou Bronzan, R. Mello, C. Mach- ado, L. Laird, G. Bettencourt, F. Lorenzetti. Sitting: D. Dal Porto, E. Douglas, D. Morse, R. Gutierrez, P. Bryant, D. Vonder Ahe. E. Pato. H. Hesemen, S. Bondoc, M. Bf-rumen, H. Morse, C. Vonder Ahe. SCORES Liberty .......... ..... 6 0 ,.,..,,,,... Amador Liberty ...... ....... 6 2 ..... San Ramon Liberty .......,........ 3 1 ,.., . Emery Liberty ...... ...... t 3 6 ......., Livermore Liberty ....., ....... 7 6 ...,.,.,,.,. Amador Liberty '...... .....,, 4- 3 ...... San Ramon Liberty ...... ....... 3 3 ............ ,. Emery Liberty ...... ....... 8 12 ........ Livermore it - qkwffa X' Back row: J. Trango, R. Del Carlo, R. Hurst A. Pedersen, K. Willis, H. Beattie, B. Tuttle Second row: L. Stemler, C. Ellison, R. Oden C. Cutis, R. Martin, K. Kretschmer, P. Henry Third row' S N' C . . lggt . Crant, D. Anderson, Ai Chacon. 1. T orres, C. Doneux. gl ec! fffamfwfzs WI! if f ii 1 X Q ! v Qi 4 Top row, left to right: Frank Graves, John Sales, Hugh Petersen, Ken Howard. Wayne Townes, Bob England, Harold Scoggins, Miss Schleck. Bottom row: Omer Morris, Jackie Scoggins, Hal McClure, Kit Carpenter, Alfred Simms, John Spanger. uf hzmfkzg mm SCORES Liberty .,,......... 42 33 .,,,-,.,,,,e,, Antioch Liberty .........,,. '30 36 .........,.,., Antioch Liberty ..e......... 28 28 .....e.... Livermore Liberty ..e.,...,,., '49 15 ,....,..,. Livermore Liberty ..i....,.... 32 35 .ee.....,v.,.. Antioch Liberty .,,,......,. '33 26 ,...,,e,,e.,,. Antioch Liberty .....,,..... 56 21 ..i,.......ee. Escalon Liberty ............ '22 42 .............. Escalon LEAGUE Miter First-Livermore Second-Liberty Third-Emeryville ' B swimming The LEO FALMAN SWIMMING TROPHY was awarded to Frank Graves by Mr. Fallman. Graves had the highest number of points. 56. There were two others. Bob England and Ken Howard who came in second, with each having S5 points. The points were given for taking places in swimming meets. coming to practices and being team captain. C f f P- Lizzie lo ,. . A., f,. Worfzefz Joyce Fortner Meg . ,,,, Y,,,A,,,Y,, ,., . C a rol Boyer Amy ,...., ,. , Bell: .. .. 4, ,.. Mrs. March ,C Laurie .. ... ......, fohn Brook .. ,,,, Hanna .....aa.,aa. Aunt March A,a.., Mr. March .,....,. Prof. Bhaer ,.a... ,A ,A ,Q f'5 'N Carolyn Carpenter Arimenta Dicky V r.o,. Beverly Shlves Ronny Nunn Leon Stemler Petra Lewis Jane Ann Nunn Charles Cone Forest Zackary A 67 'If 6 Q 5 I n F ' X XX Ghost for Rent T 9 M. . The theme for this yearls JUNIOR PROM was the Arabian Nights. The audiorium was decorated with palm leaves and black crepe paper was used to lower the ceiling. Jack Kennedy and his orchestra were the music makers. .Ji f s t g-,Q , 34 .H ear 9 -4- 'vf' l iq 'J' 'll , tl I I ...- A 5. 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