Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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,..,,,.,,, . .-MJ . . -- 'ff-gum-. Q1 '- ' ,- V. . - - . 5 N 1 1 gnc. Y D .H .W ,- Our yearlxook is appropriately dedicated to a person who, in opinion of all richly deserves it. - 4 . g ' . - . I . ' . Besides teaching six daily classes, the has given much of. his timexto extra curricular activities. '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

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' 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.