Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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0, .gr 2' I I I I Dear Agnes, As you know I have been away to the war but the other day I was mustered out at Camp Stillman so I thought I'd go over to Brentwood to see my old friends of the class of 52 who graduated IO years ago. The first one I saw was PAUL BRYANT down by the dump stirring up the trash, he giwf June 20, I962 Brentwood Calif to fix RAMON LE FE'VRE's car which hasn't run since HOWARD BEATTLE lit a match at midnight on hill I3 to check the gas. No wonder they call it hill 6V2 now. When all the 'N U isn't getting rich but he makes a clean living. He said he was looking for some auto parts ' Q smoke cleared away HARRY ARMSTRONG was still sitting on the back seat 2 miles away on top of a hill yelling, Have we got any gas. I decided to see them at the hospital and ran into JO ANN REYNOLDS, NIELA NIELSON and LA RUE REED working at the hospital. They were working under Doctor EARL CHACON who was head of the place. He always did like to see blood. EDDIE CRANDELL got rid of his Chevrolet by trading it to JACKIE BYERS Ford Company. This is a pretty good bargin. Old Chevies never die, they iust run that way. When I was crossing the street a taxi almost ran over me. I iust got hit on the leg with the fender. IRENE SANTOS was driving it and ran around the corner, out of sight. As I was picking myself up here came PAT SANTOS in her new Cadillac, she ran over me and parked on me. The only difference is that Irene hit and ran, but Pat hit and parked, on me. I saw GLENN POOL and RUFUS HURST hitch-hiking to Port Chicago. They had worn out their old cars by going over there so much. We stopped by DICK TIPTON'S snooker Palace and saw the old pool sharks, CDON ANDERSON, ROY DOWNSD, playing FRED LORENZETTI and NICK RODRIQUEZ some pool. Roy shot so hard the ball went through the pockets. I dropped by BONNIE PROPP'S radio and television shop to watch television. First I saw a football game between the California Bears and the Green bay Packers. The two star full- backs battling it out for the Championship, were ED DOUGLAS and ZULA MENDOZA. On the side line I saw JANICE JOHNSON rooting for Ed. The one rooting for Zuly was JUANITA MARTINEZ. I didn't see who won because I wanted to see a wrestling match between RICHARD MARTIN and KENNETH HOWARD. No one won because the referee AL PEDER- SON got mad and threw them both out of the ring. Following the wrestling match was DELFINA VIRAMOTES'S dress designing show with LEONA VASQUEZ, LORRAINE DEJESUS, and DOROTHY FREITAS as the models. I had iust enough time for iust one more program, so I tuned in on LEON STEMLER'S all star Incas Spots featuring GERALD BETTENCOURT on the clarinet, GEORGE MCKINNEY on the trombone, and HAZEL WALKER as the singer. I dropped by the Brentwood Daily News and saw SUE MUNDELL who was the managing editor. PEGGY JONES was one of her reporters with DALE EMERSON as her star photog- rapher. The pictures come out in the next day's paper but Dale still gets there. I took a look at the society page and saw that FRANCINE BELLECI was getting married to Harry after a long engagement. On the advertising page I saw an advertisement for the GEORGE DITMAR, FELIX PAS- TOR, RICHARD SYLVIA, and JOE TORRES speed shop. They are souping up iet motors that will be guaranteed to fly right out through the hood.