Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

-J 3 1,5-1 1' J if I '-1 ,op QI' ul. wb rm 5.1. T aw ,Q if 2 , U Y, 9 P13 5 73 z 5 Tfif 4 ls K' A . il 2 i 1 ,N 4 Y Q 'il' gg, ..A,v .A 1 Q- x Ay QM, U Q .e5?'AA , ,ii I, Qgkff UF' .Q fn Iggwv DEDICATION . . . Liberty uf:-i. sf XE? This year the students of L.U.H.S, are dedicating the LIBERTY LION to a person whom we feel, in the short time he has been at Liberty, has done a great deal for the Student Body. He has instigated the Rally Committee to grow and prosper and to become one of the most popular organizations at Liberty. To him goes the credit of starting the Annual Homecoming Parade and Queen's Contest, and other activities spon- sored bythe Rally Club. He teaches mathematics, algebra and Freshman social studies. We wish to show our gratitude and appreciation to him by dedicating this year's annual to Mr. Arthur Cate. FACULTY LIBERTY ,RTW LION lil LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL C vol. xxiv sRENtwooo - OAKLEY- BYRON - KNIGHTSEN June 1953 I NEW FACULTY ROOM The new faculty room has proven to be a social center, as each morning finds the teachers gathered to talk over the inter- esting events which have taken place since last they met. The first ones there find soft and comfortable seats, but the later ones must be content with the harder chairs. STARS OF TOMORROW Some of the most interesting bits of conversation have been about the new additions to the student body of L.U.H.S. in i968-1971. Steve Bronzan will no doubt be the star baseball player, if he follows in the shoes of his father, Coach Bronzan. Another star of sports will be Shawn Riley Ferrill who like his father, will doubtless excel in football. The captain of the Cadet Corps of 1970 will be Cristopher Carl Williams. He will be dashing as he escorts Francis Stack, the beautiful daughter of our science teacher, to the Mili- tary Ball. Young Inman, the youngest new addition to our faculty family, will make the best president our student body will ever have, if a sense of humor like the father's develops. FACULTY OF L.U.H.S. HAPPY RECOVERY Much concern was felt by the faculty and students over the serious illness of Mrs. B. Cross and Mr. R. Jackson. Mrs. Cross was able to return to school be- fore the end of the school year and we are happy that Mr. Jack- son will be with us this fall. They were both greatly missed, and we take this opportunity to tell them we are happy about their recovery. lF AT FIRST THEY DON'T SUCCEED . . . The male members of the fa- culty found difficulty in keeping up with the students in athletics this year. Twice the men were beaten by the B basketball team, by scores too degrading to be recorded. Condition and not age, of course, caused the fa- culty downfall. At present Mr. Williams, Commander of the Cadets, is trying desperately to qualify enough faculty men for a rifle competition with the Cadet Corps. Until wind drops to no wind at all, his success is un- certain. TO CROWN OR NOT TO CROWN! The brighter and quieter side of sports for the faculty takes place at any free moment in the faculty room. The checker board is seen often to be the center of all eyes. The games have been rather dragged-out and haphaz- ard. No official champion has been declared so far, but there have been several pretenders to the throne. Mr. Gherardi prob- ably has the best claim. Several participants would contest his right to the title, however, be- cause he uses Qthey sayj un- fair tactics, he thinks-before he moves! If not Mr. Gherardi, then Mr. Williams, whose uncanny ability to make two moves ap- pear as one gives him a decided advantage and a claim, just or not. It is quite doubtful that any champion will ever be named, and frankly, I believe no one cares. CONGRATULATIONS Two of the happy events of the year were the engagements of some of our teachers. Miss Lida Beemer, physical education teacher and Mr. Arthur Cate of the social studies department an- nounced their engagement this spring. Mrs. Mary Jane Beattie, public speaking and English teacher, announced her engage- ment to a local business man, Mr. Paul Barnes. Best wishes. to them all for a happy life ahead. FACULTY PICNIC The year ended with a picnic at Marsh Creek Springs for the faculty and their families. PRiNciPAL's MESSAGE-BOARD or TRUSTEES .Liber-ty u H s PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE The hard and devoted work of the Liberty Lion Staff members has produced splendid annual. To them I extend my congratulations for a iob well done. can all take pride in the achievements that our annual records, for through combined efforts another year of success has been added to the history of school. h..W4m LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES this We our our The people who do a great deal of work for the welfare ot the school and the community are the members ot our school board. They give many hours of their time to help, and they never receive any reward. We take this opportunity to say, Thanks for what you have done for us. Board of Trustees: Harry A. Hobbs, Fabin Richart, Jr., Stanley E. Nunn, Joe Faria, Ralph L. Emerson. ADMINISTRATION . . . Liberty U. H. S. l l f MR. B. J. CALLAGHAN MR. FRANK VONDER AHE District Superintendent Vice Principal . I Q L It x :I i if .K -, s., K rr I MRS. ROBERTS MR. CALLAGHAN and MRS. SCOBEY School NUFSS School Secretary Q fr FACULTY . . Liberty U. H. s. MRS. MARY JANE BEATTIE Library English Public Speaking Journalism MISS LIDA MAE BEEMER 1 Girls Physical Education 17- 577, , i y R Y . ,I ij' ,.:, 3 -if' ' O V MR. LOU BRONZAN History f - Boys Physical Education F , Sli: 4 ' L K' MISS ILSEMARIE CASPAR English y V Library X , , i i X y , 1 x if 'Q MR. ARTHUR B. CATE Math Algebra , Freshman Social Studies MRS. MADALEIN CRAIG Math Guidance s x . - ' -F . Mies. BEArRicE cRoss X f Clothing History - 9' ' . buf Photo not l Av.il.bl. MR. J. WESLEY cuferis Math Bookkeeping 5? FACULTY . . . Liberty U. H. S. MR. JACK W. FERRILL Boys Physical Education MR. LOUIS GHERARDI Spanish MR. RICHARD A. HAVENS Agriculture MR. RAY A. JACKSON Wood Shop MRS. GAYL KRUMLAND Foods Household Management MR. DONALD B. INMAN Social Studies MR. J. B. JOHNSON Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing MR. ROY KRUMLAND Business Training Stenography Typing FACULTY . . Liberty u. H. s. MR. DEWEL MORGAN Chemistry General Science Biology MR. VERNON NOBLE A Band Choir ' Chorus MRS ELIZABETH SODERSTROM English Library MR. PARKER STACK Geometry . Science ' ' , Physics L' Audio Vis. Aids Af 1 ,- J MR. MELVIN TUOHEY English U. S. History MR. WILLIAM URBICK Arts Crafts MISS ETHEL VAN TASSEL English Library Latin History MR. CARL WILLIAMS Guidance T' Social Studies 1 X J- 0 Cadets CUSTODIANS . . Liberty U. H. S. . A .P wvtifmui.. : -r:.Qijhft,'. I IF ORRA PENDRY GEORGE GAMBLE BUCK BELSCHER I o if JOHNNIE ADDINGTON cecii EPLING lli tLL.I 5' l lr- fs lf - X We owe a great deal of thanks to those wonderful fellows who are always willing to do all manner of services for our school. The custodians of our school are busy every minute of the day doing the many duties which make our school a better one. We appreciate their cheerfulness and want to say thanks to them. I0 Q - CLASS womc . . . paberfy U.-H.-S. ' ' - iQ::a: iss. , ,. -nv--9'-. uw. F' FRESHMAN SOCIAL STUDIES-Mr. Inman W-2 7 AGRICULTURE-Mr. Havens HOME MANAGEMENT-Mrs. Krurnland K f Yi LIBRARY-Mrs. Soderstrom .r.....,,.? 9 I , PRE-BOOKKEEPING--Mr. Curtis ' -:. 5'5 H YQ-5.5-3 if Iri ill nf' LQ :m.sl:.g,g III ' FI ENGLISH-Mrs. Beattie I CLASSES LIBERTY LION 'li Wsflljiu LBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL vol. xxiv BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYRON - Kriiei-irsEN June 1953 FIRST MEETING HELD The Associated Students held their first meeting this year for the purpose of welcoming the new Freshman class. Because of the lack of an auditorium the meeting was held in the football bleachers on Thursday morning. After the preliminary procedure of reading the minutes and giv- ing the treasurer's report, Mr. Calloghan spoke to the students about citizenship and activities. Mr. Brongan then asked all the boys who were interested to go out for football. The meeting was adjourned. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OFFICERS The Associated Students Offi- cers discussed their duties dur- ing the student council meeting, and they decided that one of their main duties was to set a good example for the lower- classmen. Above all, to keep their grades and merit standing as high as possible. The prob- lem of getting freshmen inter- ested in school activities was al- so discussed, which resulted in the opinion that each Asso- ciated Student officer should ex- plain his or her duties to the freshmen during their next meeting. AWARDS ASSEMBLY A special assembly was called for the giving of athletic awards. Mr. Ferrill, who was first on the program, presented the Junior Varsity and Intramural football awards. Mr. Bronzan than gave out varsity football awards which was followed by enter- tainment provided by the Rally Committee. Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation awards were given out by Rose Marie Coelho. The Asso- ciated Students' President, Bill Bristow, then urged all the stu- dents to come to the last basket- ball game of the year. All athletic letters are pur- chased with money from the Associated Students' account. STUDENTS OF LIBERTY HIGH WITNESS AMAZING DEMONSTRATION IN SCIENCE Through the courtesy of Gen- eral Motors Corporation the stu- dents at Liberty witnessedhan amazing demonstration in the field of Science. They were shown models of early inventions which led to modern day miracles. They saw how ultra-high frequency sound waves can break a glass, how to make synthetic rubber, how glass can have two properties at once and how to transform light to electricity. In another demon- stration they showed that sound can be carried by light impulses. Near the close of the show they demonstrated the principle of the iet engine with a balloon and then to top it off they de- monstrated a model iet engine so that the students could get an idea of the sound produced by a regular size engine. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ELECTION IN NEAR FUTURE The Election of new Asso- ciated Students Officers will be held three weeks before the end of school. There haven't been any nominations yet, but there seems to be a great interest in the coming election. The Asso- ciated Students officers who are elected this year will be installed in office at the end of the year but they won't assume their duties until the fall semester. By Bill Bristow S. B. President - - ICLAQS W9-KK . . . Liberfy U. H. S. I V- Ayrvgfi- f- - 'v-5,11-T-afx-s rr- , ,H 2 , ull V .A if Y mis, ' f ..- ' V ,Q-gg. , .as I . 1 3 ffl- X gcrylv . iii- 5 BOYS P.E.-Mr. Ferrill and Mr. Bronzan ENGLISH-Mrs. Soderstrom u E ' ENGLISH-Miss Caspar WOOD SHOP-Mr. Jackson i ' 5 ' 'CS h A f ' 5'1 if QW . . , K ,fd -.E -I6 C gf . . . S ff 'N 'A F.--f' ' ' V X5 TYplNG-Mf, Krumland MECHANICAL DRAWING-Mr. Johnson CLASS GF '53 '3 jim' FINAL LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vol. xxiv arzemwooo - OAKLEY - BYRON - KNIGHTSEN June iosz MR. CURTIS Mr. Curtis has been the one and only advisor for the class of '53 for the past three years. He was born in Robin, Idaho, and went to grade school and high school at McCommon, Idaho. He played football, basketball, and track, and was also the president of the student body in high school. He went to L.D.S. Junior College and the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, he gradu- ated from B.Y. University in Provo, Utah. Mr. Curtis has taught school in Idaho, Utah, Texas and California. He now is teaching bookkeeping and busi- ness mathematics here at Liberty High. His hobby is music, and he has written many songs. One of them has been sung by our High School Choir. SENIOR OFFICERS Howard Bloomfield proved his leadership ability in his Jun- ior year, when he was placed in charge of the Junior-Senior pic- nic. Thanks to Howard's ability to get things done, the picnic was a huge success. Howard was then overwhelmingly elect- ed President of the Senior class. Howard handled all the prob- lems which confront a Senior President with unusual ease. Vice President Bobbye Dodd did a very good iob helping him and the class. The class secre- tary, Jane Ann Nunn, kept all the class minutes and records in order. She was a very efficient secretary. Lavedia Garner had the iob of keeping the Senior accounts straight, which wasn't always an easy iob. Joanne AI- lington, Student Council Repre- sentative, attended all Student Council meetings as spokesman and representative for the mem- bers of the Senior class, and transacted business for them. Sgt.-at-Arms Joe McKinnon did a very good iob of keeping the meetings in order. SENIOR TALENT SHOW Friday, March 6, l953: The annual Senior Talent Show, T953 edition, was held in the high school gym today. To the ap- plause of a record crowd of Liberty spectators, Don Dal Porto, Stan Emerson, Jerry Von- der Ahe, and Richard Welches clowned their way to a first prize of six dollars, as the Jor- gensen Quartet, consisting of Max and John at the drums, Joe on the trumpet, and George- Christine at the piano. The fel- lows featured outlandish cos- tumes and two musical num- bers, Oh, Happy Day and The Darktown Strutters' Ball, with a dance by Christine. Freshman Frankie Griialva captured sec- ond prize of four dollars, with a talented performance of key- board magic playing such num- bers as After School Blues, l'm Yours, and Shufflin' Boo- gie. My Very-First Baseball Game was the title of an amus- ing reading by pretty senior, Wanda Wallin, who was iudged third prize winner by judges Mrs. Herstyle Morse, Teddy Ohmstede, and JoAnn Lucido. These three winners will appear at the Senior Variety Show to- night with guest stars from around this locality. Other out- standing contestants were Jean Avery, a trumpet solo, The Rosary , Janice Wright and Molly Mendez, Emelia Machado, Elinor Cabral, Grace Scott, and Betty Lee and Aline Hapton. All sang songs. GRADUATION June 5, graduation, a red let- ter day in the minds of all Liber- ty seniors. For many of them this is just a stepping stone to higher education, but for others it's the last of their schooling and, boy, are they happy. Every- one is a little nervous, hoping he can keep time marching to the solemn strains of Pomp and Circumstance. Up and down the halls can be heard, You should see my new suit, or GoIly, I can't believe graduation is al- most here. Even though many of them say they're iust glad to be graduating, there will always be a fond memory in the hearts of each senior for good old Liberty. GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS Seniors were called out of their Social Studies Classes to order their calling cards, an- nouncements, and caps and gowns. Mr. Inman had quite a time trying to keep his class or- ganized but Mr. Williams being well aware of the situation, re- fused to let more than three stu- dents out at a time. This served to remind the seniors that graduation is iust around the corner. SENIOR BALL Friday, May 15, l953: Pretty girls in swirling formals danced with handsome guys in trim suits to the dreamy music of Joe Palota and his orchestra in a transformation to fairyland of a gym for four hours, from 8 to 12, tonight, as the senior Class of T953 presented their senior ball for this year. The last and best dance the seniors have ever given, this proved to be a huge success and really made all their weeks of hard work worth- while. A nice send-off for a very nice Classl!!!!! SENIOR SNAPS Liberty U.H.S. GOOD DANCE S-7 HAPPY COUPLES SPONSORS SENIOR BALL 550 ENTRANCE SENIOR sNAPs . . . Liberty U.H.S. GETTING READY BABE RUTH fl' SENIORS HAVING FUN SWEATER GIRL LOOKS + TALENT: FRANK WHAT'S WITH HIM!! III xII P SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR - ..'1.- I , -- 1 ggfhgti.. ,-, V S ' I.-... il, , Q 1 .I .H,.:. - - I JP 4 I hr I H q wi! Q21 CREUAFON . . . Liberty U.H.S. I r 1 fa, rg 1 S ., ' x . b .- ....., Q , , ' :hr is. ' -- ..,. , .1 . , ' . 4, 1 COMING IN WE PLEDGE - 'tax' -N - 0 . EVEN IN THE RAIN ff N lf GRADUATION . . . Liberty U.H.S. SALUTATORIANH HVALEDICTORIAN' IMPORTANT STEPS , 'B SENIOR OFFIC-ERS-T. jLiber-E' tis, - HOWARD BLOOMFIELD L s X v , ' ' --' ,r .I 'Q ' if ASS' i' it ' lu i . 1 MR. CURTIS The SENIOR CLASS of '53 consists ot approximately one hundred stu- dents. These seniors take part in a great many activities. There are two outstanding annual functions which the seniors are responsible tor, the Senior Ball and the Senior Talent Show. These activities are enioyecl by all the students of the school. Senior Ditch Day, another annual af- fair, is enioyed only by the seniors. .Il . Y W . BOBBYE Doon l D6 JANE ANN NUNN JOE MCKINNON f,'A- ---vfeq 2 -1- 1 -.' n I .L I , w. I l xt 1 i .NX l N. . LAVEDIA GARNER JOANNE ALLINGTON CLASS of 53 Llberty U H S 20 I CLASS of 53 . . . Liberty u. H. s. alms 'Pi B1 L L BRISTOW Maior-Language Freshman President 4950, C.S,F. 4950 5l-52-535 Student Affairs 49-50-51-52-531 Football 515253, B Track 5l 52. CLYDE BROWN Maior-Math and Science J.V. Baseball 50 51, Cheerleader CheadD 52-53. SHIRLEY BROWN Maior-Business President of Library Club 52-53, PATSY CAMPBELL Major-Art F.1-LA. 51 52 53. .- its SARA CHAVEZ Mayor Mathematics and Home Economics Student Affairs 49-507 Vice President of Sophomore Class 50 5l, G.A.A. 50 5l 52 535 Girls League President, 52-535 F.H.A. 51 52, F.H.A. Treas. 52 53, Girls Block L 52-535 Student Council 52-53. RosE MARIE COELHO Maior-Home Economics and Commercial F.H.A. Sl-525 G.A.A. 51-525 Vice President 52-535 Typist for Annual Staff 52-535 Block L 52-535 C.S.F. 53. 1 l STANLEY COLBURN Malor Agrtculture F.F.A. 49-50-51,52-53. MANUEL CORNELIUS Maior-Band B Basketball 51-52-535 Band so-51-52-53. CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty u. I-I. 2' y BILLY CRANE Maior-Woodwork Sgt.-at-Arms Frosh Class 49-505 Basket- ball C A9-505 J.V. Football 50-5l-529 B Track 50-515 Varsity Track 5l-525 Varsity Football 5l-52-53. NANCY CURTIS Major-Band and Home Economics Secretary of G.A.A. 49-50-51. Student body play 49-50 C.S.F. 49-50-5lg Student Af- fairs 5O-5lg President of G.A.A. 5l-525 Associate Justice Secretary of Class 53. DoN DAL PoRTo Maior-Mathematics Treasurer of Frosh Class 49-50g Student Body Play 49-505 Baseball 49-50-5l-525 C.S.F. 49-50 C50-5l PresidentD J.V. Foot- ball 49-5O-5l'-52-53g Basketball 50-5lg Stu- dent Affairs 5O-5l-52g Comm of Cultural Affairs 50-515 Pres. of Jr. Class 51-525 Var- sity Football 52-53. RICHARD DAVIS Major-Commercial Course Library Club. LAVERNE DEBORBA Maior-Band G,A.A. 50-Sl-52-535 Annual Staff 51-52-53: Football Queen 52-531 F.H.A. 50-5l-527 Girls Block L Sl-52-53, Band 49-50-51- 52-53g Library 51-52-535 G.A.A. Cabinet 52-53. ADELINE DEJESUS Maior-Commercial Course G.A.A. 49-50-51-52-535 Rally Club A9-50. ROVVENA DICKENS Malor Commercial Course BOBBYE Dooo Maior-Commercial Course C.S.F. 49-50-Sly G,A.A. 49-50-5l-52-537 Girls Block L 52-535 Student Council 52- 53, Vice President of Senior Class. I I i 'E U lr it i L l l I l ! I lI 1 4 l 1, l 1 l 'l E l I S i s 2 R v .Wd 5 i l il l 2 l I I l I l is i I l I l I CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty u. H. s. Q Stn, sv , -vy FRANK DOMINGO Maior-Shop B Track 50-515 B Basketball 50-515 J.V. Football 50-515 A Basketball 51-525 Varsity Football 52-53. YVONNE DOUGLAS Maior-Commercial Course C,S.F. 49-50-51-52-53. PATRICIA EDWARDS Major-Music, Home Economics, Art and Business. Typist for Annual Staff, 52-53. BARBARA ELLISON Major-Home Economics and Business G.A.A. 50-51-52-535 Girls Block ul-ll. STANLEY EMERSON Maior-Music and Science Student body play 49-505 Football 50- 51-52-535 Commissioner of Justice 51-525 Treasurer of Junior Class 52, Student Coun- cil 52-535 Band President 52-535 Block L . v , W'f Y 4 1 1 1 I , I I ff' if s-5' Lupe FERRER Maior-Commercial Course G.A.A. 51-52-53. CARMEN GALINDO Maior-Commercial Library Club 52-53. ELPEDIA GARCIA Major-Language C.S.F. 51-525 Girls League Council5 F.H.A. 50-51-52-535 G.A.A. 49-50-51-52-53. ' .4 E XP X I Xl if 1 I CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty u. H. s. 23 ills L N. l A I 4' ESTH ER GARCIA Maior-Home Economics LAVEOA GARNER Maior-Commercial Treasurer of Senior Class 52-53. ROB E RTA GI L L Maior-Commercial CLIFFORD GRANT Maior-Agriculture Track 50-51-525 F.F.A. ball 51-52-53. RUBEN GUTIERREZ Maior-Commercial Course Football 50-51-52-535 Basketball 50-51-52- 535 Baseball 50-51-52-535 Block L 50-51- 52-535 Block L Vice President 52-53p Sgt.- at-Arms Class of 53. ROBERT GUTIERREZ Maior-Spanish Spanish Club. 51 -52-539 Basket- '7 J , -F. 1' Cu RTls HAMPTON Major-Commercial JIM HANSON Major-Agriculture F.F.A. 49-50-51-52-53. CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty U. H. S. uf 1 1 T'---9 ELGIE HARRISON Maior-Commercial CAROL HEIOORN Maior-Commercial Course. N. G.A.A. 49-50-515 Treasurer of Sophomore Class 50-Sl. PARKER HENRY Maior-Commercial Course A Track 5l-52-53. DOROTHY HIRATSUKA ' Major-Home Economics and Business G.A.A. 49-50-5l-52-537 F.H.A. 5l-52-535 F.H.A. Song Leaderf Photograph Club. JOAN Hoses Maior-College Prep. C.S.F. A9-50-51-52-535 G.A.A. 51-52-53: Student Affairs 51-525 Assistant Treasurer of Student Body Sl-527 Treasurer of Stu- dent Body 52'53p Girls Block L 524535 Rally Club 52-535 Student Council 52453. IMOGENE JAMES Maior-Commercial G.A.A. 51-52-53g Student Body Play 49-501 Rally Club 51-525 Social Chairman of Girls Leagueg Library Club 52-53. THOMAS WILLIAM JOHNSON Maior-College Prep, Iv. Football 51-521 Basketball 51-52-53: Varsity Football 52-53. JANICE JONES Maior-Home Economics Library Club 52-53. lf! - .X 'if CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty U. H. S. 25 JUN E KE I F E R Maior-Mathematics, B u s i n e s s and Economics Library Club 52-53. ALDEAN KELLEY Maior-Art J.V, Football 50-51-52. Baseball 5l-52-535 Varsity Football 52-53. i l 'l ,. .nf . JACK LADD Maior-Agriculture President of F.F.A. 52-53. LEE LAIRD Maior-Science President of Rally Club 52-535 Baseball 50-51-52-53: Football 51-52-535 Com- missioner of Athletics 52-535 Block L 51-52-535 Student Council 52-53. VVILLA MAE Lil.i.iE Maior-Commercial Course NORAAA LITTLE i 1 t l F E 5 Q. 2 A Mayor Commercial Course 'B JOANNE Lucioo Mayor-Commercial Course Head Maiorette 50-51-52-53g Vice Presi- dent of GAA. 51-525 GAA. 49-5O-5l- 52-53. RAMONA LuNsEoRo Maior-Commercial Course GAA. 49-50-51-52-53. 41' 26 I CLASS of 53 . . . Liberty u, H. s. L ' x Y -K 5, www' is. 'if - v:: fl f DAVID LYONS Mayor-Arts lv, Football 51-52. CLARENCE MACHADO Malor-Agriculture and Spanish C SF. 51-525 .l.V. Baseball Sl-525 Manager of Football Team 51-52. lt A f' I+ it n. inf nf--' CORNELIA MACHADO Mayor-Band JACKIE MARTIN Mayor-Commercual Course and Home vi, 1 i' Economics Lubrary Club. MACK MARTINEZ Malor-Spanish C.S,F, 5051, B Basketball 5152, A . 'T 1 VY'-jv 'if Basketball 52-53. NA l ' MARY MARTlNEZ . A Maior-Commercial Course X X I 'g' 1 1 C.S.F. 50-51, GAA. 49-50,51-52-53. A E E u 'll i ' A ' ink 1 l PEGGY MCCAIN Major-Commercial Course BENNIE MCCORD Malor-Art 3 l CLASS of '53 . . Liberty U. H. S 27 -4 GAIL MCGINTY Maior-Science and Art JOSEPH MCKINNON Maier-Agriculture F.F.A. 51-525 Varsity Football 52-53. MARY MIC HAUD Maior-Commercial NOR MA Mu L LE R Maior-Home Economics JUNIOR MONTEVERDE Maior-Band J.V. Football 50-51g J.V. Baseball 51-52. STANLEY MORGAN Maior-Science B Basketball 514525 Annual Staff 51- 52-535 Annual ,Editor 52-53. 'C r V I PAT MORRIS Maior-Shop lv. Baseball 51-52. DON MORSE Major-Shop Varsity Football 51-52-535 Varsity Baseball 51-521 A Basketball 51-52. hi NJ 1 l 4 l l 1 l l 3 l l 1 28 CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty U H JANE ANN NUNN Maior-Spanish G.A.A. 50-51-52-53g Secretary of Senior Class 52-53, Merit Clerk and Secretary for Rally Club 52-53g Student Body Play 49- 50-51. JOH N NIE PATO Maior-Art J.V, Baseball 51-525 Varsity HUGH PETERSON Major-Mathematics and Band Swimming Team 50-51-52-535 C,S.F. Sl- 52-53g Student Affairs 52-535 Block L 52-53 Rally Club 52-531 Commissioner of Publacny 52-53. RUTH PETERSON Major-Home Economics G A A 50 51 EARNEST PHu.1.iPs Major-Shop DONALD PiTAu Maior Shop JOAN PRATT Malor-Home Economics ROBERTA Rossi Major Commercial Course CLASS of '53 . . Liberty U. H s 29 ANGELINA SACCHETTI Major-Home Economics F HA. 51-52, JACKIE Scoocm Maior-Shop B Swimming Team 50-51. PAUL SCOTT Mayor-Commercial Course JOYCE SILVA Malor Art G.A.A. 50-51-525 F.H.A. 5l-525 Annual Staff 51 52 53 Annual Art Editor 52 53 MARGARET SODERSTROM Major-Commercial Course G.A.A. 50-5l-52-535 Annual Staff 52-535 Rally Club 52-535 Library Club. x HELENA SOMERHALDER , Malor--Home Economncs GAA 5l-52- Vice President of F H A 50-5l-52-53g Student Affairs 51-52, 23: Q- CHARLES STALLCUP Maior-Shop Football 52-53. CLARA FAE STOLHAND Maior-Commercial Course CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty u H s LEON THOMPSON Maior-Wood Shop TEDDY TIPTON Maior-Commercial Course J,V. Football 50-51-52 JOHN TUTTLE Maior-Shop and Art Varsity Football 51-52-53. FRANCES URENDA Major-Commercial Course G.A.A. 50-51-52. JERRY VONDER AHE Major-Language and Math Vice President of Frosh Class 49-495 B Basketball 49-50g A 51-52-53g C.S.F. 49- 50-511 Baseball 50-51-52-53g Vice Presi- dent of Junior Class 51-52g Pres. of C.S.F. 51-52g Block L 49-50-51-52-531 Student Court 51-521 Student Affairs 51-52. DELBERT WALL Major-Shop J.v. Football 49-50. WANOA WALLIN Maior-Language Student Body play 49-50g Student Affairs 50-51-525 Sec. of Sophomore Class 50-51: GAA. 50-51-52g Pres. of Drama Club 50-51-52g C.S.F. 51-52. GOMER WASHINGTON Maior-Shop Swnmmnng Team 5152 CLASS of '53 . . . Liberty u H s 3' RICHARD WELCHES Major-Mathematics HARLEY WOLFENBARGER Maior-Band Advanced Band 50-51-52-53 Band Council 52-53. CLIFFORD WOODWARD Major-Mathematics and Science B Basketball 50-51-525 B Baseball 50- 51-52-535 C.S.F. Sl-52-535 President of C.S.F. 52-535 Commissioner of Justice 52- 535 Student Council 52-53. ARTHUR YINGLING Major-Shop B Track 51-52. .i B ' ..' -V me mr FOREST ZACHARY Maior-Shop Library Club 52-53. SENIOR PRQPHECY . . Liberty u. H. s. THE SMART SET BY CASMAR HuMPEi2oiNK June 9, l963' Seen at the opening of the Metropoliton Burlisque Theater were Jerry Vonder- ahe, Stan Emerson and Don Dale Porto. Each was neatly attired in chartreause sneakers, velvet underwear and magenta derby. They went there for the opening of Bubbles Allington. Stan Bondoc was doing a land-office business selling pins in the lobby. Also in the chorus line were Peaches Edwards, Legs Dodd and Tempest DeJesus. Binoculars were supplied by Arthur Yingling, leading manu- facturer of wartless pickles. Jack Scoggins, Charley Stallcup and John Tuttle are building a car to run in the lndiapolis race next year. Gas and oil will be supplied by Junior Moteverde, Local distributor of products made by the Wolfenbarger Oil Co. lt is rumored that a suit has been filed by Nancy Biglow, charging that her husband Joe McKinnon has been sleeping in her lace negligee. lt is due to come before Judge Florence Abreu next month. Burl Allen has started an orchestra that is playing nightly at Yvonne Douglas's and Lupe Ferrer's Pioneer lce Cream Parlor. Patsy Campbell plays second Zither, abley assisted by Barbra Ellison on the Harp. Clifford Grant, Tom Johnson, and Frank Domingo toot mean saxaphones with the group. The drummer is the well known artist, Helena Sumerhalder. The line-up for the Yankees includes several local boys. Don Yogi Morse is at catcher. He batted .OOOM1 last year. Joan Hobbs one of the ace pitchers. She won 47 games last year. Clyde Brown ond Bill Bristow are the star outfielders. They made 2,345 errors between them last year. A record at that. Manager Jim Hanson is thinking about using James Bartels as Bat-boy, if he'll stamp his feet before he comes in the club house. The peanut stands are run by Forest Zachary, Qhe always was a little nutsj. David Lyons and Jack Ladd are the ground keepers. The rodeo at Madison Square Garden next week features several all around cow- boys. Roberta Gill and Carmen Galindo are Champion bronc busters. Howard Bloomfield follows the horses around with a shovel, and Roberta Rossi carries the dust pan. Snake Guitierrez does a trick riding act using Aldean Kelley as his horse. Rose Marie Coelho, arena manager, announced that tickets will be sold at the gate by head ticket sellers, Elgie Harrison and Parker Henry. A local boy, Johnny Pato has broken the worlds record for goldfish eating. He ate 567 fish. The goldfish were supplied by Norma Little, who also raises frogs. Joyce Silva is giving an art exhibit next month. lt will Feature portraits of Rich- ard Welches and Earnest Phillips, famous girdle manufacturers. lt also will feature a picture painted entirely on old banana skins. Paul Scott has been given the iob of eating 300 bananas, to get enough skins. The show will be held in Francis Urends's Art Gallery. Shirley Brown, tiddly-wink instructor at Mills College, announces the starting lineup for the game with P.U. next week. Sara is starting at right-tiddly, Laverne DeBorba at left-tiddly, and Janis Jones at quarter-wink. A movie soon to be produced by Mack Cecil B. DeMille Martinez will star Gail McGinty and High Farley Peterson. It is a story of a trained ape who sells coconut milk to people who can't stand cow's milk. Mary Michaud has been given .1 Q' N L fi , . i ll if , I SENIOR PRDPHECY . . Liberty U. H. s. 33 a Om- - u 0 O 0 1 Q 'F 2 ff ox f A .' YW, , . .52 M155 Eiillif !lii'ig eseiilf Hail! , lg 4 the iob of milking the coconuts. Tomorrow Stan Morgan's Flea Circus comes to town. Ted Tipton is doing very well as head trainer. Delbert Wall has been hired as hotel for the fleas. They must have someplace to sleep at night. Anggelina Ascchetti has been fired as ward- robe mistress, because she tried to kidnap the star flea. Tickets are now available at the office of Leon Thompson, local manufacturer of Flea Food. Pat Morris has been doing quite well with his new ventriloquist act. Clifford Woodward is working as the dummy. He appears nightly at the Brentwood Hotel, owned by Ruth Peterson. Today is Lee and Jane Ann CNunnj Laird's 5th wedding anniversary. l hope that they and their I4 children are very happy. They have hired Margaret Soder- Strom as baby sitter for tonight. Richard Davis has been hired as baby sitter for the baby sitter. Bill Crane has given up trying to raise a football team. He and Evelyn are going to settle for a basketball team with one substitute. N Norma Jean Abreu is still waiting for Harry to get his P.F.C. stripe. Three-and- half-star General, W. P. Urbick has refused to grant the stripe, because Harry forgot to put chicken in the chicken soup. Don Pitau has opened a body building school. He is currently teaching Norma Miller how to lift 300 lbs. His waiting list includes such great athletes as Robert Guierrez, former Olympic ping-pong champion, Manuel Cornelius, Marble-shoot- ing champion, and Mary Martinez, U. S. three cushion billards champion. Ramona Lunsford is now selling vacume cleaners for Clarence Machado. Clarence has invented a cleaner that will sweep the dirt under the rug. Peggy McCain has been hired as advertising manager for the firm. Esther Garcia is trying to get Elpedia Garcia to change her name to Elpedia Smith. lt seems that the town is not big enough for two Garcias. Stan Colburn has announced that he intends to buy the state of Nevada as a wedding present for his Fiancee, Willa Mae Lillie. Negotiations are underway with Governor Rowena Dickens. Governor Gomer Washington has been trying to interest him in his state, Arizona. The reported sale price is S564,783,567. The loan will be financed by Nancy Curtis, the Wealthy oil tycoon. The fights at the new Liberty gym, which has just been completed, will feature Bennie Rocky McCord and Killer Curtis Hampton in the 15 round main event. The preliminaries will feature a women's wrestling match between Jackie Martin and Imogene James. Clara Fae Stolhand will referee all the matches. Joan Pratt is opening a drive-in pool hall. Wanda Wallin and Carol Heidorn are racking up the balls. Laveda Gardner will be bartender and floor-sweeper. Joanne Lucido is still flag pole sitting. She vowed to stay up there until the Philidelphia Athletics win a baseball pennant. She may be up there for a long time to come, because the Athletics dropped out of the league last year. Cornelia Machado and Dorothy Hiratsuka are trying to teach a dog how to type- write because they can't afford a secretary for their new dress making business. The dog iust can't seem to learn, he wants to write everything longhand. S, xy' :li it it L I I I ,i 34 SENIOR WHO'S WHO . . Liberty U. H. S. Most Likely to Succeed Cboyb , L Most Likely to Succeed Cgirlj or g Comedian Cboyj L , Comedian CgirlD L Most Likely to Get in Trouble Cboyj ,eee Most Likely to Get in Trouble Cgirlj L eeee, Personality Cboyj ,,ee HOWARD BLOOMFIELD , GAIL MCGINTY DON DAL PORTO . . IMOGENE JAMES L ,, JOHN TUTTLE L ADELINE DEJESUS JERRY VONDER AHE Personality Cgifll eeei. ..,eeee,,,e N ANCY CURTIS Applepolisher CboyD Applepolisher Cgirlj Good Humor Cboyl .eee. Good Humor Cgirlj L Dancer Cboyj ,eee, Dancer Cgirlj ,L.,., Artist Cboyj ..... Artist Cgirlj c,cc Shortest Girl ..,. Shortest Boy .,.. Tallest Boy ee.., Tallest Girl .... Singer Cboyj .cc. Singer Cgirlj Sharpie Cboyj ,,.. Sharpie Cgirlj .,c.. Figure ecccccc.....a Physique ,,c. Hair Cboyj Hair Cgirlj .,.. Athlete Cboyj ...., Athlete Cgirlj ,,,,,, Eyes Cboyj ,ce,, Eyes Cgirlj Nose Cboyj ,e,,a , Nose Qgirlj LA,.L Smile CboyD ,c,. Smile Cgirlj .,i,.,..,. Complexion Cboyj ..... Complexion Cgirlj ,.... Teeth C boy D ,,,,,,,,,,, Teeth Cgirlj ,,.. Actor Cboyb Actress Cgirlj .... BILL CRANE WILLA MAE LILLIE STANLEY BONDOC JACKIE MARTIN JACKIE DOMINGO JOANNE LUCIDO JOHNNIE PATO JOYCE SILVA NENA GILL DON PITAU , L... JACK LADD Y. RUTH PETERSON STANLEY EMERSON PAT ERWARDS .. CHARLES STALLCUP JOANNE ALLINGTON DOROTHY HIRATSUKA BILL BRISTOW DELBERT WALL ROBERTA ROSSI SNAKE GUTIERREZ JANE ANN NUNN JACKIE SCOGGIN JANICE JONES TOM JOHNSON .. CARMEN GALINDO ROBERT GUTIERREZ ROSE MARIE COHELO DAVID LYONS SARA CHAVEZ DONNIE MORSE CAROL HEIDORN RICHARD WELCHES WANDA WALLIN SENIOR WILLS . . Liberty U. H. S. 35 JOANNE ALLINGTON, will my iob of secretary to Mr. Bronzan to Nancy Cooper. NORMA JEAN ABREU, will my office iob to my sister Ramona. BARBARA ELLISON, will my love for red hair to Joan Scobey. WILMA MAE LILLIE, will my cousin Pat Harris all the fun and terror of Senior Social Studies. PAT EDWARDS, will my Soprano voice to Jean Thatcher and merits to Don Williams. YVONNE DOUGLAS, will leave Liberty gladly to marry Art. WANDA WALLIN, will my ability to wait until after graduation to get married, to Carole Boyer. LA VERNE DE BORBA, will my honor of being queen to my cousin Peggy Heiser. BILL BRISTOW, will graduate CI Hopejl CLYDE WILSON BROWN ESQ., will my cheerleading ability to some other fool with a loud voice. JOYCE SILVA, will my art ability to Louie Vasquez, be- cause I have to. Clt's a bargainj. STANLEY BONDOC, hereby? will my ability to fool teachers to Rafeal Davis. HUGH PETERSON, hereby leave my Club to my brother. MARY MARTINEZ, will my good times to my sister Connie. JOAN PRATT, will my ability in math to Ramona Silva. LAVEDIA GARNER, will my ability .to have wrecks, in other peoples cars to Jacque Martin and Janice Watson. JANIS JONES, will my demerits and detention to my cousin Barbara. SARA CHAVEZ, will leave with Tom Johnson. FLOSSIE ABREU, will my ability to get out of classes. GAIL MCGINTY, will all my efforts in Chemistry to little Lolly! TOM JOHNSON, will leave Mr. Inman to the next Senior Class. CLIFFORD WOODWARD, will my Splinter on the base- ball bench to some lucky freshman. SHIRLEY BROWN, will my air mail stamps to Yvonne Brown. JOANNE LUCIDO, will my ability to get along with Mr. Inman to Lolly. IMOGENE JAMES, will leave Liberty to ioin Bud. JERRY VONDERAHE, will my ability to make points for our own team to Bob Ceechine. DON DALE PORTO, will leave Mr. Inman alone. PAT MORRIS, will leave if Mr. Inman will let me. ROSE MARIE COELHO, will my grade in senior social studies to Marion CJr.j Domingo. JOHNNIE PATO, will my ability to run to Vince Teiado. ALDEAN KELLEY, will leave my seat in senior Social Studies to some poor Junior. JOAN HOBBS, will the treasurers room to Elaine Ander- son, I hope she treats the poor old thing kindly. HOWARD BLOOMFIELD, will leave with pleasure. JOHN TUTTLE, will leave my trouble to the next unlucky iunior. DOROTHY HIRATSUKA, will Cross my plaid dress, suit, and all bounded button holes. Also the incomplete she gave me. ELPEDIA GARCIA, will happily leave. LUPE FERRER, will leave Liberty. PEGGY McCAIN, will leave my ability to go steady to Barbara Miller. JIM HANSEN, will my ability to be lazy to anyone who is tired, and alive to accept. STAN COLBURN, will my ability to get along with all of my teachers to my brother. BOBBYE LOU DODD, will my basketball scorekeeping iob to Lolly. JACKIE SCOGGIN, will my nick name STROKER to Margie Faria. FORREST ZACHARY, will my ability to ioin the navy to any other screwball. PATSY CAMPBELL, will my even temper to Lenae Bordwick. MARGARET SODERSTROM, will leave L.U.H.S. June 5th by the skin of my teeth. JACKIE MARTIN, will my voluptuous curves to Juanita Gill, she needs them more than I do. TUKIE LUNSFORD, will my good behavior at L.U.H.S. to anyone. DAVID LYONS, will leave Liberty without a will. ROBERT GILL, will my scrawny figure to Lolly Lozano, hope she can do something for it. STANLEY MORGAN, will my ability to get along with Mr. Urbick to some unfortunate iunior. RED BARTELS, will leave at last. RUTH PETERSON, wlll leave with the class of 53. NANCY CURTIS, will my blond hair and blue eyes to Deane Cox. ESTHER GARCIA, will my sister my job of taking roll for Mr. Urbick. ADELINE DEJESUS, will our group ditching to some poor freshman. PARKER HENRY, will my ability to get along with Mr. Ferril to my little brother. MARY MICHAUD, will Mr. Gherardi to the Lamas in South America. ROBERTA ROSSI, will my love for writing all over the walls of the iournalism to some poor kid. NAN BIGLOW, will the front page and sport page to anyone who wants them. CAROL HEIDORN, will my place on team time to Jacque Mundell. JACKIE DOMINGO, will all my female admirers to Neal Watson. SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Liberty U. H. S. A , 3rd. Pe d MR. INMAN 3, ll .1 W ll 1 Arh, Period MR.WHUAMS 5th, P d MR. INMAN x CLASS OF '54 37 LIBERTY W LION LBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXIV BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYROl:l- KNIGHTSEN - - June-T953 CLASS OFFICERS The class of '54 was a very active class this year, and all of the activities required a great deal of work by the officers and by other active members of the class. Dawn Allen was elected President of the class for the Junior year, and through her leadership the class was able to move successfully through a year of work and fun. Assisting the President was the Vice Presi- dent, Jacquie Mundell. Her ar- tlstic ability and her ability to get along with people made it possible for her to work well with committees and promote the work of the class. The Secretary for the Juniors was Carole Boyer who did an excellent iob of keeping the minutes and other data and carrying on the corres- pondence of the class. Geral- dine Robinson was the Treasurer of the class. She performed a very important job, and one which kept her busy due to the many activities of the class of '54. OUR ADVISORS Although the Class of '54 had many activities and did a lot of work this year, it would not have been possible without the help and guidance of the advi- sors. Mr. Jackson, who has been the advisor of the class since the Freshman year, was very helpful to the class as a whole and es- pecially to the officers. He at- tended most of the meetings and advised the class about expendi- tures and worked right along with the members of the class to help make the activities suc- cessful. The Juniors were ap- pointed another advisor this year who did a great deal to help them. Miss Van Tassel at- tended the meetings and activi- ties, advised the class about dif- ferent matters, and helped the members of the class in working out decorations and other plans. JUNIOR PROM The Junior Class sponsored one of the best dances ever given at Liberty last March. The very successful Junior Prom was given just before Easter vaca- tion. Oriental Gardens was the theme carried out by the deco- rations. Red dragons along the walls against dark corrugated paper cherry trees in bloom, Japanese lanterns, parasols, fans, an unusual fan tree, wistaria, and the Oriental Garden all helped to carry out the theme of the very effective decorations. Behind the scenes, there was a lot of work necessary to produce such a fine dance. Chairman of the Prom was Carolee de Fre- mery who organized and planned the activities of the committees for the Prom. Many Juniors worked on committees to help prepare for the Prom and their efforts have been remembered and appreciated. MONEY-MAKING ACTIVITIES The Class of '54 became more financially stable during the Jun- ior year, a transformation which required a lot of work and re- sponsibility by the officers and other members of the class. The first activity of the Juniors during the year was the spon- soring of all concessions at the football game with Livermore. The next activity was a record dance after an afternoon foot- ball game away, and the Juniors made a good profit on the dance. They used football as the theme for decoration with the name of each varsity player printed on a star which was used for deco- ration. During basketball season, the Juniors sponsored the sale of cokes and candy at one of the games. HOMECOMING FLOAT The Juniors entered a float in the Homecoming Parade during football season which won third place. The theme of Homecoming was Gay Nineties and the Jun- iors obtained an antique coach which was made during the I800's. They polished it up and borrowed some horses to pull it, and during the parade it was filled with Juniors dressed in costumes for the l89O's. ,F 38 QU-EIOR SN-APS . . . Liberty u.H.s. af SPONSORS HHANDSOME .O f Y HAPPY QUARTETTE ! f ' is 5 1 . if sf 45 I K - 1' Y' I4 I 1 , I .-1 Lg. PRETTY, I5N'T IT? GOIN' STEADY I I I . fl! , ' ' 4' ? I .l I 'es CONGA JUNIOR SNAPS . . . Liberty u.H.s. 39 ' 40 JUNIOR oFFicERs . . . Liberty u. H. s. ' I, . XJ A v-l MR. JACKSON DAWN ALLEN MISS VAN TASSEL ,,,vwnu 413 IJ I . 8 u 1 ' ' JACQUlE MUNDELL CAROLEE de FREMERY GERALDINE RQBINSQN The CLASS of '54 started the year by sponsoring all the concessions at football games and later some coke sales at basketball games. Among their activities this year the Juniors sponsored a dance after the football game with Amador. They also entered a float in the homecoming parade for which they won third prize. In the spring came the Junior Prom which was a great success, and later the farewell picnic for the Seniors. Dawn Allen presided in the Junior Class this year with the assistance of Vice President, Jacque Mundellg Secretary, Carole Boyer5Treasurer, Geraldine Robinsong and Student Council Representative, Nancy Cooper. CLASS of '54 . 1' , Q sl 1.4 4 X , 'E 3 fa 'L I 'J 'V 'R l N - - sl 4 , 1 w ' 1 11 4 - 1-as - 'Q-'1 e 4, f V . ll' f' , 5 2' LWA I Q, , , u Q J . , I 'E' l 5, .,. 4 l X ,IM I may 1- 'ISY' H I WN- K no +51 ?J I C: ' 'Z ,P s , . . Y n 'P-9 uf ,J , - '45 - -J . J fa I - 1 . 'Q' If 1 Y K 1'- . Liberty U. H. S. 4l A 6' .3 tg, , H W? ,IZ .Q .FQ l .Q , A xi, . , 1 ,J 352, I . is .. V - f ,, W , AX A' :wt ff Q, ,au 4 4' X f' A 9 .A on .y . X 'E' Q. f '-sl fi . 1: are 1-1 t7 K 'Z-x Il s. I f' N 7 ,,,,' Y C' T-A' ' H' ' K Z We ff A '2 l-is 9+ -- f. , Lex MGD. t J., -.5 ea ze, ,lib A X J . 1 I 4 l A 'FR I K V 'Q' ' i A f x' w '-1. 'A fr V- .-fr, H' 4 ' .3 5, S' ff' Sf 'C if . UM rw ' ,Q 4' ' F 'nv -,, ' i f: ' Q22 summit-Q' l ff-x lg.. :R , M f. ao 0- ' Q zo- if 1 r ,. ii-Q B 7 X? fe 5 rr . ' 4. f f 113.7 ' 'T' 1 L CQ: 9-1' -at 3 .. 'U ' 1 V! Q l l D. Adams, D. Allen, B. Anderson, E Anderson, T Anderson, L. August, C. Arguelles, H Barbee, B Barros, J. Beaver, L. Bordewick, C. Boyer, Y. Brovvn, D Butler, B Carney, K. Carpenter, C Chavez, D Choate, L. Clark, C. Coombes, J. Cooper, N, Cooper, C Cross, D. Davis, F. Davis, D. DeFremery, M Devine, M. Domingo, B. Dryden, N. Epling, L. Fernandez, M Foreliand, F. Gaicia, VV. Garcia, J, Gerard, M. Gibson, J. Gill, T, Gonzales, F. Graves, B. Hamlin, A, Hampton, B. Harris, P. Harris, J Henery, B. Hoeser, J. Johnson, C, Kretsclwmer, E, Kretsclnmer, B. Lee, D, Lee, P. Lewis, W. Little, P. Livingston, B Lon Lozano, P. Martinez. g, C. N r 42 CLASS of '54 . . Liberty u. H. s. GAA 3 PM ' T. , 4' M Q 4' 3 6 5 , ' Q Q Q '-Z9 fi- Q7 r 1 ,AMI R K , ' Af Af.. 2.5: '. -' 4 . S -d - 1. ' 4 1 . A 4, 6' T Nd -., ' --1 'vv I . A, ff? 'veg Q? GIA . 'A Q '. I fa l f ! I K 4 lf , . 'U' FR -1 . ' 4-5 0- A 'Q' . Q 'I -1. 4-1, o:, 'P s 'J' ... f-a I is A 4, I f --1 Y 4- A '- gg. - . V -J th, L- 1 A . fi wl J . F. M K , NN ' ' 'f ' 1 ,Q ' A gl, A , . 2 1- .. i Q Q f 'JC 1 2 -o pa 'C - , f- ' 1 . . ar A-5 - A - 1'--,J ff T. :sr I ., p is l 1 gg A ' J 3 3 Q , 2 4.1 ,,, ' l ' ' ' '17 A fa . 1 Ax, A-'J 5, I s Ass . 3, Un 1 r Q E2 i P JS. f' ' l H. McClure, B. Miller, J. Moore, B. Morris, J. Mundell, M. Myers, E. Newman, O. Nunn, E. Okamoto, H. Pascoe, S. Pato, P. Peterson, A. Phillips, V. Plachan, A. Points, H. Reed, J. Reynolds, G. Robinson, H. Rubio, , N. Salcido, J. Sanchez, J. Scobey, H. Scoggins, R. Silva, F. Souza, J. Spanger, G. Stolhand, C. Straub, T. 1 Tarango, M. Tarango, V. Teiado, J. Terry, R. Thomas, J. Thompson, A. Tipton, W. Townes, l.. Townsend, A C. Vasquez, B. Walker, G. Warren, N. Watson, N. Webb, P. Wilson, W. Woods. I Jumiorzs Nor Pictunco 'l A. Buskey, R. Cannon, C. Coan, P. Coffman, O. Graham, R. Jones, S. Martin, P. McDaniel, T. Miguel, M. 4 Mikkelsen, V. Pastor, R. Scales, R. Slatten, E. Smith, L. Vasquez, G. Vaught, C. Warren. l L CLASS 0F '55 43 LIBERTY LION LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXIV BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYRON - KNIGHTSEN June l953 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Among the live-wires who are leading the activities of the Class of '55 are the President, Bob Machado, ably assisted by Vice President Josie Chavez. Maintain- ing records of meetings and Sophomore events keeps Carmen Beriemen, Class Secretary, oc- cupied, and the purse-strings are in the hands of Treasurer Edith Lunsford. Janis Watson acts as Sophomore Representative in Student Council. THE '55 CLASS RINGS ARRIVEI Proud Sophomores are now wearing their beautiful Saber Jet class rings. Ordered last fall, the rings, bearing the dis- tinguished L.U.H.S. crest, plus the year of graduation, and the wearer's initials, arrived on March 20th. Everyone is showing off the third finger of his right hand! FRESHMAN INITIATION For the Freshman ' Initiation, which took place in September, Frosh were dressed as children. Girls wore short skirts, eight braids in their hair, and no socks. Boys shocked the modesty of the school by wearing short pants exposing their knees, no socks, a bow-tie and their hair parted in the middle! Although there were rules not to be violated, both Freshman and Sophomores had fun. An evening reception for the Frosh, sponsored by the Sophs, marked the official admis- sion of these new students to our L.U.H.S. family. ADVISORS The Class of '55 is indeed for- tunate in having two very cap- able teachers to serve as advi- sors. They are Miss Ilemarie Caspar and Mr. Dewel Morgan. Miss Caspar has been teaching English here in L.U.H.S. for the last two years. She is a graduate of Carthage College in Illinois, and San Jose State College here in California. Mr. Morgan who has been at Liberty for three years is a graduate of the Uni- versity of California and teaches General Science, Chemistry, and Biology. Mr. Morgan is also ad- visor of the Photo Club, thus making it quite easy to photo- graph pictures of Sophomore clubs and classes. ELECTIONS FOR 53-54 The election for Junior officers was held May 13th in all the English II classes. Enthusiastic winners are: President, Bill Syl- vester, with Dan Nelson as Vice President, Betty Funez taking over the many duties of Secre- tary, Doris Wolfe coming out ahead as a capable Treasurer, and Jean Partridge acting as Stu- dent C o u n c i I Representative. This fine group of officers, chosen for capability and will- ingness to work, will strive for the highest of goals during their Junior year. The best of luck to you, Juniors! SOPHOMORE HOP - A SUCCESS! The annual Sophomore Hop, held in the gym on February II, 1953, was a spectacular success. On Moonlight Bay, this year's theme, was beautifully carried out, complete with a glowing moon and twinkling stars. Couples swayed a r o u n d a small dinghy bursting with fra- grant almond blossoms, to the rippling melodies of Irving Car- rens and his orchestra. Thus, the Class of '55 realized not only a social, but also a financial success on a major proiect. HOMECOMING GAME AND PARADE The homecoming game, against John Swett of Crakett, held happy surprises in store for the Sophomores. Their float, made of crepe paper, a big table, and happy girls and boys, and resembling a soda fountain won 2nd prize in the homecoming parade. Con- gratulations go to Shirley Arm- strong and her assistants, Arnold Hampton, Dave Beattie, Arlene Jacobson, Tommie Bohannon, Margaret Combes, Barbara Becker, and Mary Lozano, for a magnificent iob on the float. They also held all concessions at the game. This was quite an honor, for it was the greatest game of the year. SGPHOMORE OFFICERS . . Liberty U H S in BQB MACHADQ MISS CASPAR JOSEPHINE CHAVEZ This year the SOPHOMORES, under the able leadership ot President Bob Machado, assisted by Josie Chavez, Vice President, Carmen Berumen, Sec- retary, Edith Lunsford, Treasurer, and Janis Watson, Student Council Rep- resentative, had a very active year. Their activities included the spon- soring of the Annual Freshman Ini- tiation and Reception. They also con- ducted all concessions at the Home- coming game, atter vvinning second place with their float in the parade. Later, they also held the Sophomore Hop which was quite a success. CARMEN BERUMEN EDITH LUNSFORD CLASS of '55 . . Liberty u. H. s. 45 0' ar- X3 lar' '54 .mi -'51 J F W -:sf ,LL A '..' fi -. 1, Q? wig 3 ' . .4 I ' X '1 i ' Q-,, - , - f rv '+P ' lx .Ext -rv xt .V A I H, - .J 'P' -2 ' - ' .nl J. 4' Q? gl' 45 ' Lv J f :L it :QW - my .Q xv .--v 4 J .4 .sl IX f Xl 'A h l lit - 3' 5' -. ... 1 ' 'Q' ' 7 Q - '-2 A 0 ' , . , ' tiff .Q , A - W' Q V , 'ef V' .O A Q is W 3, I. H, my . ? FF-K. A' f?-3 .. -was Irvs 4- 2 3 as-sL:' if , fix A 3 T: vt 2 ,, ': .. 1 v- S 'L i 7 rv., ' .Q Q ra A? Y L23 A rd L- i J r px. pk.. vii.. 'IJ .fr A - A '? -1 in ,3 3 .2- ' ,J A Y-gg -v ff- as x. V , V 1 A +2 fa' is . A-.. P3 L ey. -1 Q ff L A A 'fx 'L A ' ' ' 1 . 1 ' 5. fi- . . i . , N , 'vi' - ' .4-i .2 K . I: V' -5 -6 F- fur .F . ,tj A. Allen, H. Ames, F. Andronica, R. Arguelles, S. Armstrong, J. Avery, R. Bailey, D. Baker, R. Ball, D. Beattie, B. Beck, B. Becker, G. Bellah, S. Belscher, C. Beruman, P. Bettencourt, L. Bevill, H. Biglow, R. Bloodvvorth, T. Bohannon, C. Brown, G. Burmley, B. Burton, V. Caldvvell, J. Calvert, J. Chavez, S. Clayton, L. Clifton, R. Coelho, L. Cole, M. Cole, Nl. Combes, VV. Cooper, B. Davis, B. Davis, R. Davis, J. DeFremery, L. Dedman, R. Deiesus, G. Dickey, B. Duncan, D. Elkins, E. Faiardo, M. Faria, R. Fertado, R. Fitzpatrick, S. Fortner, L. Foust, B. Funez, F. Furtado, T. Furtado, E. Garcia, S. Gauger, J. Geddes, J. Geyser, B. Gilmore. 46 I CLASS of '55 . . Liberty U. H. S. r-'Q ' '-fx 'nf ff' 1 3, .2 .v Qi, ..- N, J, I, ,', rg 5. o-9 Q W, .. ...V . I' 3 D : 2 9 1:9 f' ' J.. S4 rd . 5 me L If 9 ' A f , 4 Q -Q -.4 ., '44 i 'gf fvq, v 4 'zx 3 ' ' N I v I A ' A VQYF 'X . 4 3 Q fs. , if 5 , 'C -0' I., 1 'U' .Q A 4 3 1 .fav '-' .fa f ., I ar, ':' J . Q k X rlfx ,X 111 1-41 T? x,' 'O an -'qu 1 yab -'fig Q 'CMD ,6 3, '3 . . 91-J .Q1 -' fi, ,ty wiilff 2' :ff fi M 3 Q Y as K at 'lv - 1 lata ,Q ' ' 4 la 1-A L 1 'f ' . 1 f - .X , X.. X. Q x .5 we v ' Q, 'v , J J -4 'Q al. lr L , , I 4, -or i I3 -C l ., . - 3 .2 ,M-I' ' 'Q xt-7 -I, ' 1' ,lv , 1. - ,.,.,-1. B. Gonzales B. Gray A. Gmiefrez A, Havfwofov' C Harper R Harfsovw P Hewsef A Haovfefw C Hors? +3 Jacobson J JeJ S Kewfe-r,A.Kr1lss E,Lafwdm'v1 D. Lasafe'J Lasafe' B Lasavaf K LE-'-VGDCS N Le.. 5 .'. Lwbbe, C LPM 'w'x.LoZar1o E Loosiofd 'W 'feadiado L Marfmeg G Marbe.-.5 R ,'.'na,e'5 B N Cieilaod R '- JcCie-Nanci M T. -cCofd UN. Mendez 'JN M.s:q-Jez S. '.Me's B. Moore D. NeJsofv L N P S cmd P Nome E Osborn D Pawadmo J, Parffoge H Pads, H Pas'a, F Parry S, Perningron J W B Qeed D Revwek D Ravwels I Rwos J Roofwqaes D Roge's L RooLev o'e R Sakedo J Pfifsa G Sav' E Sav OS '35 YV X Cl:-ASS of '55 . . Liberty U. H. S. 47 .1-. w I rs F wr ' v4 L , an ,v f .J fd -J 5 2 Y s 'Mix : 'S l S fs' f f :H ,J , 3 mi ,A . L C j Q ol J i N ' .J C- I L .Lb it ,A 1 . ,g c'5'.. ' Lx. 1 , -J x , , x V -s l gil 2 A X X . 1' X I A 1 ll ,Mx S ., ,WMM 'T .4 , gf 14 A nl ,Q f'9 f ', ,Q . ,, 'J' 'Ir I N if -5513, x r xxl -Q l Q lx! L. Schoonover, R. Schwitters, V. Schrader, A. Scoggins, G. Scott, H. Scott, A. Silveria, D. Simmons, B. Skaggs, L. Smith, P. Stanley, B. Stone, B. Sylvester, P. Taylor, D. Tillotsen, C, Tipton, K. Townsend, M. Urenda, A. Viramontes, S. Walker, M. Warren, S. Warren, J. Watson, E. Weder, L. Weder, N. Whitten, S. Wilkens, D. Williams, S. Willis, D, Wolfe, W. Wolfenbarger. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED C. Altes, M. Alanies, Ambriz, B. Bedford, M, Bogie, L. Crandell, N. Costa, F. Davis, J. Devera, M. Grant, L, Grimes, L. Hartwig, A. Hulsey K. Lane, A. Lyons, C. Padilla, T. Rodriguez, J. Roe, G. Sacchette, L. Sacchette, E. Sellers, Singh, H. Urenda, M. Vaudergrift, J. Wilson, P. Wolfe. 48 CLASS WORK . . . Liberty U. H. S. J tg, ,qqqu ALGEBRA-Mr. Cafe SPANISH-Mr. Gherardi N . i , '. l I ,, ' VV -., ffV.,.5 -' ,- ., 5: 1 , . 1.f 'V ' ff . , -,, Q GIRLS P.E.-Miss Beemer METAL SHOP-Mr. Johnson ' l 'g 1 -QL. + Al U - ITTTTI MW., fx ff ENGLISH-Mr. Tuohey TRIGONOMETRY-Mr. Vonderahe CLASS OF '56 M' LIBERTY LION LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXIV BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYRON - KNIGHTSEN June I953 THE BABIES COME TO LIBERTY!! Initiation for the Class of '56 took place October 8th, The stu- dents were to dress like babies. The girls were requested to wear eight braids with a bow on each, short dresses above the knees. They were to carry a toy and to wear no makeup Cdid that look awful'?j and no socks. The boys were requested to wear short pants and bow ties. Their hair was parted in the middle and slicked down on both sides. They had no socks, but did wear suspenders. There were a lot of dirty noses and knees from roll- ing eggs and pencils down the halls. Some of the Sophomores must have had it in for the Fresh- men because they sure laid it on thick. When the Seniors were around they helped the Frosh out a lot, but they were rarely around say the Freshmen. Some of the Freshmen were made to propose to the teachers, carry Sophomores' books, sing in the halls, do can-can dances and many other things that make for a lot of fun. All Frosh are look- ing forward to initiation next year. CThe poor Class of '57.j us advice concerning our plans and activities. They come to our meetings and help us carry out our plans to the best of our abilities. We owe many thanks to our advisors for our success. They were a great help to us in our Freshman year and we look for- ward to their help and advice in future years. its first game when the Frosh played the Sophomores and won by 4 points. The games against the Juniors and Seniors were tough, but the team came through with flying colors. Ko- letta Cannon did a wonderful iob as captain and received co-operation from the team as a whole. OFFICERS The officers for the Freshman class were as follows: President, Mike O'Brien, Vice President, Roger Stone, Secretary, S a l l y Rios, Treasurer, Eddie Bryant, Sergeant-at-Arms, Albert Celioni, Student Council Rep., S y l v ia Woodward. COKE SALE The Class of '56 sold cokes and candy to thirsty and hungry spectators at the Emeryville bas- ketball game. A complete sell- out netted our Freshman class S49.lO. During the football sea- son, the Senior class had a coke sale and turned the proceeds over to the Freshman class. We thank the Seniors for the S4833 they took in as a result of the sale. ADVISORS At the first meeting of the Class of 56 we chose as our advisors Mr. Tuohey and Mrs. Cross. These advisors are to give FRESHMAN CHAMPS The Freshman girls were very happy people this year, because they were the basketball cham- pions of Liberty. The team won MARCH OF DIMES This year the Class of '56 sponsored the March of Dimes drive. They collected money by charging admission to a basket- ball game between the Freshman and Junior girls, by giving a noon dance and by having var- ious games and cans scattered over the school. Altogether they collected about S70 for the March of Dimes. DEMOCRACY IN YOUTH The Freshman Executive Com- mittee is made up of two repre- sentatives from each of the six Social Studies classes and the class officers. lt was formed be- cause the Freshman class was too big to meet at once. Also this is a way to represent every person in the class. Ideas which are brought by representatives to be discussed are usually about financial matters. When a solu- tion of an idea is finally reached the representatives report to their respective classes. This also teaches the students democracy. FRESHMAN SNAPS . . .'Libertyf U.H.S. 5 ma ,s- I 1. le.-g i PLEASE I'M A BIG GIRL NOW , N x-.e A CHOW HOUNDS 1 3 FRESHMAN SNAPS Luberty U.H S ANXIOUS TOUGH GUYS CUTIES 52- FRESHMAN OFFICERS . . . Liberty U. H. S. lu lutgq lhiroiir' - ft' .am-, ' -'5'5,'y?QfRrf Q ,lg-fu .Pi 554- Pict? a , 5.45 ,41..-. .. .wceqe 3. K f Vw-ypv 'HF MICHAEL O BRIEN ' MR. TUOHEY ROGER STONE The officers of the CLASS of '56 are: President, Mike O'Brieng Vice President, Roger Stone, Secretary, Saliy Rios, Treasurer, Eddie Bryant, Sergeant-at-Arms, Albert Celoni, Stu- dent Council Representative, Sylvia Woodward. T' 2 '79 We, the class ot '56, are looking forward to the tour years here at Liberty High School. ' EDDlE BRYANT ALBERT CELONI X F' l SALLY RlOS SYLVIA WOODWARD CLASS of '56 . . Liberty U. H. S. 53 . . th ' rr 1 4 . Q ,. ,Q .V 21 5 . 1 ' at A N N gg - L75 .SEQ X! , Z K N xii:-', X N I - I . 5. 0 A 'IA 23' C 3- A A Q Q il lf- . , ' 4 'url 4 TWG fy-7 '34 in .4 'J QQ . . ..4. ,. -S Nl ' w f X fx Wg '- , , .,f. Q J ... .- .A V 4 ' -4 ra . , fr an f '5 1, 1 if ' E Q nl. ' . ' 'ff X 'IT' .4 - '-'F '24 fr' 'A 5 , Q Q 8 ,J er' . fri. V , F A X A ,ff ll. f' ,df-N 1 I A Ar 'ir r 5 Mm , 4-q, U s Q 5:2 , . 2 419.3 'N 'wfgf K ,N 4. , M, . . . xx L, 4 5 l 1. 1 XIJX' bg ilk, 4 I' A it . lg.. ' , g. f ' ' . ' ' 1 P X I . .f-f .V . mtg? in Q 24: ' t' K a, -. 1- .1 1 -- -A wr' -. W gg gi ,U ' lg 4 ik ' ' K H-N X 5 .at 1 ,- ff l - Y -. . 'X ' lily iz. S l 'lr 'X la' ' A . ' -- W1 YZ.. 'f-'1'f - -f, .rv U W SQ nj ' Q 5 1 r: . .J 3 V K in . , 4 W F ..:. t 5, A V as fffr J' . 4. ' 'Q .J 1 i , j ' J ' 'QA ,Y ' A V i 'v hi I A ' J ' pf. I - 1 . . i J. Aguilar, C. Allen, D. Allen, B. Barlow, A. Bartee, N. Bartee, Bellah, D. Borders, D. Bowlin, H. Bozarth, V. Bruckner, E. Bryant, S. Busch, R. Canada, K. Cannon, B. Cechini, A. Celoni, L. Chandler, W. Clifton, K. Colburn, B. Sollins, P. Cook, D. Cox, A. Cordova, H. Dill, L. Dinsmore, A. Domingo, N. Dowes, B. Dryden, H. Dunkin, E. Edwards, H. England, J. Fasano, D. Forehand, B. Franks, C. Garcia, J. Garcia, A. Garrison, H. Geddes, J. Glezenski, F. Griialva, N. Grimes, F. Gutierrez, B. Haggard, M. Hamill, D. Hamlin, D. Hampton, G. Hargrove, A. Harris, K. Hartson, E. Hartgraves, H. George, R. Holmes. V. Barthold, M. Beaver, M. Beck, C. .f if ., ,., . -1 'I I M CLASS of '56 . . . Liberty U. H. - I ..,. J L . 3 - f f 4 I i 0. ? V. ' 'P ly I it .av E I ' ' I' . ' E .: ,u Lx, it 3 1 I li Q, -. I I I if, 2 I. ,Q -an 2 :cg 5 4' I dl ' '. A J' 5, I I I C. -I f- O , , ... - C 1, JD I1 'I I I -. R I . 5 I S5173 ' I 'f 'T ll r' 'lr f I- 4- r: --. . -354' 25,3 ' '- 2 I I -4 , 13 . J , fir -'ff ' ' I - ...av ' , ' Y? 'H X Il sc . Nr' I I .i I I ' I I -1 - r +9 x ll . A- -I A ' r ' 1 ' Q r Q 3 2. .... Q 3 .Q ,7- I I ' Iv-sv In 'I -0 , .QQ 'I 4 ffil Q 'f I 'gs ' Q A ' . -7 . , 'ff '37 , '-W li lf ' uit 'I ' wa - if - ' ' rl f I 'I 'L-. ' fi tix , wil --3' 2' I 1 f Aw Lil ' I f - 'F' ' JE,-fi k.?f .f' 1X8 .. . a Wit? Y!! f ,, .. :- . A. , va-M' s eva I I ' ' I I .. .au P ' I 1 r g I 7 h 9 'cf Q .-J.. - f-I . .9 I. A Nl' A 4 ' .4 N 1 f i ' I I-af' Q V1 N, -0 I .6 , I ' f ' 4 --J-, X 4--1? 'T ' rv f f-af -'-. I . K... I , . N . I I is J f I 6 I' ' X-Y' .T ' - lr In 'f 5 ' v Q 2 , li fl . , 1 f L X .- f'l '.l3e' 1 I -Q - ' . ' tv W- A 1 ' L Q 9 41 . , I fool ' . A ' I N' . -:Tj I 'L Af Mr N3 L 3 .4 I . 1 fn., I ! . .r D , . 5? f l I in he . ff X' .L I ' I ' 1 M. Huckaby, B. Hudelson, C. Hurst, R. Johnson, G. Kataoka, A. Kawada, R. Kennedy, G. Kuhn, R. Kutsch, 3 J. Lawrence, L. Lee, L. Lafevre, V. Lima, P. Long, S. Longson, R. Lunsford, B. Lyons, E. Machado, B. ll Manos, A. Martinez, E. Martinez, I. Martinez, T. Martinez, W. Mason, A. McClelland, D. McClelland, M. McClelland, D. McCullough, M. McCoy, J. McCurtain, D. McFarland, J. McGuire, B. Medeiros, M. ! Yaeho, G. Murphy, A. Nevills, T. Nicholas, W. Norton, G. Nevero, M. O'Brien, J. Partridge, W. Pascoe, I B. Pastor, B. Patty, T. Pere, K, Kenneth, M. Phelps, B. Ponce, V. Pool, C. Pringle, D. Reynolds, B. Ridge, D. Riley, M. Rios, S. Rios, C. Robinson. I Ii 1 II CLASS of '56 . . Liberty U. H. S. 55 - ... , I . ' I9- gl QF., aa xr 'aj' yd x'- -1.4 as A .' 45 'Lage '51 Y ' ' f' 1 1 nl tv L- f ' Q 3915. r-...Q lj ' 7 4 . 9 , 'FQ 'L .f I . Iss . C: K: Q 'Q I Y - I .a -r fo 1 F A' .L Q aa I 3 Q 1 Q Fu I5 i ls-L, K--,Y 14 'X if 4 V g . f xx I :fc .'N 1 B ' , 1 3 Q . 4 R.- . 4 fe 4' 5 rn ,,, ,- , . ' ' ' N '-T 41 ,Vg 1 -n Cf, E . It . '-:v 1 f,..,, L 'Aw vs , ' - X i . ' V , J l j . N K M ., 4 ,if 1 ' I - aa- - I 5' P A 4 of a ee 1 'fu ff- -- -.. L 4 Ji .x A If J F. Rubio, J. Salcedo, T. Sanchez, J. Sales, N. Sauceda, D. Scroggins, R. Seeno, R. Sellers, B. Sharp, P. Simoni, W. Sing, C. Soto, N. Southern, E. Standridge, R. Stone, J. Strickland, R. Strickland, K. Sullivan J. Swicegood, J. Thatcher, H. Thompson, B. Thomas, L. Torango, J. Townsend, P. Traphagan, B. Treat, M. Trotter, B. Waller, C. Warren, G. Whitley, M. Wilkins, C. Willis, L. Wikins, D. Wilson, S. Woodward J. Wright, N. Yamashki, R. Yarbrough. FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED R. Arguelles, B. Barlow, E. Bartee, C. Bedford, S. Blankenship, J. Carnahan, S. Domingo, W. Duncan J. Diaz, A. Esquivel, L. Florez, R. Garcia, A. Goodwin, M. Gray, G. Harrison, E. Hartgraves, R. Hester, H. Hix, P. Holt, B. Howard, L. Hurd, R. Johnson, L. Keyes, B. Martinez, L. McDowell, S. Myers, W. Pease, L. Simmons, C. Thompson, L. Welsh, G. Whitman, B. Willis, D. Wilson, N. Webb, R. Wolfe. CALENDAR of EVENTS . . Liberty U. H. S. OCTOBER October 3-Barn Dance October 9-Freshman Reception NOVEMBER November 14-Football game, John Swett Home conung. November 26-Sadie Hawkins Dance Annual Staff DECEMBER December 1-Football Banquet December 19-Christmas Program December 19-Military Ball Cadets JANUARY SADIE HAWKINS DANCE January 28-Freshman noon Polio Dance January 29-Girls League Hi Jinx P' HOMECOMING QUEENS HOMECOMING PARADE SENIOR TALENT SHQW CALENDAR of EVENTS . . Liberty U. H. S. MARCH March 6-Senior talent Show March I3-Sport Cade March 20-Spring Carnival March 27-Junior Profn APRIL April 17-Mardi Gras April 24-Spring Concert MAY May 15 -Senior Ball May 22-G.A.A. Block L Picnic May 29-Junior-Senior Picnic JUNE FOOTBALL AWARDS June 5-Graduation CHRISTMAS SHOW . 4. . RM Nm,:,f.g 21 CAPS AND GOWNS NEW LIBRARY 58 CLASS WORK . . . Liberty U. H. S. BIOLOGY-Mr. Morgan I 1' JOURNALISM-Mrs. Beattie E1 x, I x wr-11 1 P MATH-Mrs. CRAIG ART-Mr. Urbick ...iv ,, SCIENCE-Mr Stack HISTORY-Miss Van Tassel ORGANIZATIONS LIBERTY LION IIIIII LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL VoI. XXIV BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYRON - KNIGHTSEN JUNE I953 STUDENT BODY COUNCIL STUDENT BODY STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COURT CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION - Miss Beemer GIRLS' LEAGUE - Mrs. Craig CADETS - Mr. Williams FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - Mrs. Krumland FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - Mr. Havens LIBRARY CLUB - Mrs. Soderstrom SPANISH CLUB - Mr. G. THE' LIONS ROAR - Mrs. Beattie SCIENCE CLUB - Mr. Stack A CAPPELLA CHOIR - Mr. Noble BAND - Mr. Noble ANNUAL STAFF - Mr. Vrbick GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - Miss Beemer RALLY CLUB - Mr. Cate BOYS' BLOCK L- Mr. Bronzan to STUDENT soov OFFICERS . . . Labefiy u. Hi ' u ,1? 'f f .ig C0 U 4 af. E f t' i lx i .Q . ' l l CAROLEE DeFREMERY BILL BRISTOW ,Ll 15 .QL JOAN HOBBS A A as EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT of ASSOCIATED STUDENTS The EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT is the law en- forcing body of the ASSOClATED STUDENTS. l. 2. 3. lt is made up of the following officers: The President, Bill Bristow, presides over all assemblies, supervises relations with other schools, and sees that the laws are enforced. The Vice President, Carolee de Fremery, as- sumes all the duties of the President in his absence, and presides over the student council. The Secretary, Norma Jean Abreu, is respon- sible for recording and posting the proceed- ings 'of all meetings of the Associated Students and the Student Council. She carries on Associated Students correspond- ence and is in charge of all Associated Studlent elections. The Commission is made up of the Commis- sioner of Justice, Clifford Woodward, Com- missioner of Athletics, Lee Laird, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs, Jacquie Moore, Commis- sioner of Publicity, Hugh Peterson, Cornrnis- sioner of Fiance, Joan Hobbs. These Commis- sioners are required to perform the duties im- plied in their titles. it fi NORMA JEAN ABREU ,f ' . i , . i 4 ' fv ' v , 9. X 't . W, I CLlFFORD WOODWARD lr A HUGH PETERSON LEE LAIRD .cw 5. STUDENT COUNCIL . . Liberty H. S. 4- G.. q-or B hw flag, 8 r gcu- A A ' Q 'qc-N A-, ,go is LK Q' -is bl: 4' -ti' 'iv' . L it The STUDENT COUNCIL is the student governing body of our school. lt is composed of representatives from all classes and organizations ot Liberty. The Council is headed by the Vice President of the Student Body. Some of the more important duties of the Council is the setting of dates for school activities, and the making of new Student Body laws. Top row: H. Bloomfield, H. Peterson, C. Brown, S. Morgan, L. Laird, D. Dal Porto, B. Machado. Third row: Mrs. Craig, J. Allington, S. Chavez, B. Bristow, M. O'Brien, C. Machado, Mr. Vonder Ahe. Second row: J. Moore, J. Hobbs, D. Allen, C. de Fremery, B. Dodd, S. Woodward, N. Abreu. Bottom row: N. Curtis, C. Woodward, J. Ladd, E. Okamoto, S. Emerson. l STUDENT COURT . . Libe The STUDENT COURT is one ofthe most outstanding departments of this school. Last year the members completed a Merit System and they try to see that it is obeyed. This organization consists of representatives from each class, the Chief Justice, and other members of the cabinet. The advisors are: Lou Bronzan, Elizabeth Soderstrom, and Vernon Noble. The members are: Chief Justice, Nancy Curtis, Merit Secretary, Ramona Silva, Commissioner ot Justice, Clittord Woodward: Representatives-Don Dal Porto, Carolee de Fremery, Jerry Vonder Ahe, Arlene Jacobsen, Davvn Allen, Kenneth Colburn, Carmen Berumen. Top rov.: K. Colburn, C. Woodward, D, Dal Porto, J, Vonder Ahe, Mrs, Soderstrom. Bottom row: C. Berumen, R. Silva, N. Curtis, C. de Fremery, D, Allen, A, Jacobsen. 9 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION. . Liberty U. H. S ak. . vi vs ., ' ' 4. Q., ' 213 M Q' , '4- I , pt- si -9?-5 fm. -A 1-'L Las. '-- ? '- '-4 -' The purpose of this organization is to foster a higher standard of scholarship and general attainment on the part of students at Liberty Union High School. Among its activities is their annual Winter Carnival. They are also allowed one day each semester to take an educational field trip, The students in this organiza- tion must maintain a high scholastic average. Top rovvg J. Vonder Ahe, H. Peterson, S, Morgan, J. Terry, C. Machado, M, Devine, D. Dal Porto, B. Machado, Miss Beemer, N. Webb, Y. Douglas, B, Duncan, J. Moore, B. Bristow, C. Woodward, J. Geyser, J. Avery, N. Curtis, J, Hobbs, D. Allen, W. Wallen, C. de Fremery, C. Boyer, J. Partridge, S. Gauger, S. Armstrong, C. Coombes, R. Reynolds, L. Vasquez, S. Walker, D. Wolfe. 6' GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET . . Liberty u. H. S The GIRLS' LEAGUE is composed ot all the girls in school who elect a small group to govern them. The main functions of the Girls' League are: the Mothers' Tea, the Hi Jinx, and Big and Little Sister Day. The Girls' League Cabinet consists ot, Sara Chavez, President, Jacque Mundell, Vice President, Molly Men- dez, Secretary, Elpedia Garcia, Treasurer, Imogene James, Social Chairman, Nancy Curtis, Senior Representative, Claudia Lozano, Junior Representative, Sandra Walker, Sophomore Representative, Sylvia Woodvvard, Freshman Representative. Bottom row: S. Woodward, S. Walker, I. James, N. Curtis, C. Lazano. Top row: Mrs. Craig, S. Chavez, E. Garcia, J. Mundell, M. Mendez. 1--K. v.n - fi- 9 9'?'I'T VP' f f Wbiiff-' gg . p,3:z.w-u-, mn .Mr , 0- I 'mo -v 4- --.NM , . YQ' M1 , --5' C E P 7 ' 6 P I' T ' Q , . ' . - ' 1' - , ,, L .. . F . , 1 , 'f - - 1 . 1-, Jr' ' T ' 7 F' r' D i A H ., J fy ' Q .. i I i 4. ' 1 I ' , ,. 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In ' - .' . .N 'td' ' 1, ' ,.- V V .- , A . , , I w 4 . v tv' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA . .Liberty U H .Ig QQ SC ,Ft QQ 'C' 3: 1- Q' .7 x wt' The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA is an organization for girls who are interested in home economics. The purposes of the FHA are: To promote a growing appreciation of the ioy and satisfaction of homemaking, to vvork for good home and family life for all and to promote international good vvill. The girls help with preparations of various banquets and dinners held throughout the year. Better Homes-Better World is this year's theme. Club Officers include: President Emi Okamoto, Secretary Ramona Silva, Treasurer Sara Chavez, Historian Helena Somerhalder, Song Leader Dorothy Hisatsuka. Top row: Wanda Clifton, Billy Jo Duncan, Corrine Padilla, Carmen Singh, Joyce Swicegood, Geraldine Geddes, and Norma Webb. Second row: Patsy Campbell, Eresttine Sanots, Wanda Duncan, Pete Lunsford, Helena Somerhalder, Mrs, Krumland. Third row: Betty Gilmore, Elpidia Garcia, Sara Chavez, Josie Chavez, Barbetta McClelland, Dorothy Hisatsuka, Alice Scoggins, Edith Lunsford. Bottom row: Ramona Silva, Emi Okamoto, Connie Vasquez, Jacque Moore. I' iv 1 i FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA . .Liberty U. C... fi -, so fn 'o . DQ .,-. as ? , ,, .- , ws, K ' Y' s' 4--rv li li The FFA is a national organization for farm boys that are enrolled in vocational agricultural courses in high school. Their main purpose is to help the boys become established in farming through class instruction, shop work, and home proiects. The local chapter participates in statewide activities such as the Junior Grand National Livestock Exposition in San Francisco, and in school activities with their annual Barn Dance and Parent and Son Banquet. Top row: Red Bartels, Harold Scoggins, Jack Ladd, Stan Colburn, Joe McKinnon, Clifford Grant, Ray mond Coelho, Frank Souza, Jackie Scoggin. Second row: Carl Straub, Richard Arguelles, Joe Prelli Robert Hartson, Guido Novero, Albert Celoni, Mr. Havens. Third row: Harold Biglow, Donnie Piteu, Jimmy de Frernery, Kenneth Colburn, James Strickland, Glen Bellah, Victor Brickner, Tommy Perez, Peter Martinez, James Fasano. Bottom row: Don Tillotson, Willard Pease, Noel Whitten, Robert Bailey, Louie Vasquez. LIBRARY CLUB . . . Liberty U. H. s'. Ca X.-L. - 9 ,L i 4' J nb. 7. '7Qv4 N T' xi S f '5.?.'.f' .W kiifbxm-Qs The LIBRARY CLUB is a newly formed organization consisting of all librarians in school. Our purpose in forming this club was to bring all librarians together for instruction and help with library activities. Liberty has a new and well equipped library and all of us are working to make it one of the best libraries in the county. The Library Club hopes to sponsor activi- ties to raise money for new books. The officers are Shirley Brown, Presidentg Curtis Hampton, Vice President and Secretary: Mrs. Soderstrorn is Sponsor. Top ro.-.1 Gertrude Sacchetti Charlotte Harper Clara Fae Stolhand Barbara Carney Margaret Soderstron' Raj Beftencourt Richard Da.-is Curtis Hanapson Jerry Terry. Catherine Townsend. Middle row: 's'lrs. 5: ryrern Jackie ,'.'lart,n. Carrnen Galindo .lcne Keifer Esther Garcia Phiilig khilggn Rober'a Gill Frances Garcia Bottorta roy.. 'Jiartra Gibson 'i'lar, 'Jlartinez Shirle, Brown lrwogene .larnes Jens Jones if-5 Rinse os Rosal,n Derescs i'-'largle Far-a. 7 l. :- sPANisH cLuB . . Liberty u. H. s. - 1- J'--, 'z 4 a Q ,ls-I x ' 'Q ,115 C, I 'z fx -5' X bil ll L Nw T The SPANISH CLUB was reorganized this year to foster an interest in Spanish and Latin-American culture. We want to learn more about our Spanish neighbors therefore, activities are based on Spanish custorns. We entered a float in the Horne- corning parade. We also plan to see Spanish movies and have a Pinata party. Top row: Jarret Johnson, Clarence Machado, Robert Slatten, Junior Monteverde, Robert Gutierrez, Donnie Rennels, Robert Bailey. Second row: Vesta Bartheld, Norma Salcido, Helen Rubio, Lupe Martinez, Carmen Singh, Bob Machado, Shirley Belscher, Armida Viramontes, Rocco Seeno. Third row: Mr. Gherardi, Jessie Sandoval, Isabelle Rios, Hilaria Urenda, Mary Urenda, Connie Vasquez, Mary Martinez, Anna Maria Gutierrez, Teresa Furtado, Gloria Sani. THE LioN's ROAR . . Liberty u. H. s. -.- .-Q qu Wit' The LlON'S ROAR STAFF, one of the key promoters of school spirit, is an organization composed of members of the iournalism class. The class publishes the school paper which is primed once a week, featuring the latest news, sports, features, and timely editorials. These are all written, typed and stenciled by the members ot the statt. Top row: Bobbye Dodd, Carol Heidorn, Ruth Peterson, Betty Hoeser, Florence Abreu, Wanda Wallin, Norma Jean Abreu. Bottom row: Joanne Lucido, Diane Adams, Hugh Peterson, Mrs. Beattie, Jarrett Johnson, Roberta Rossi, Nancy Biglow. JL ll - .3- - 'SCIENCE cLus . . Liberty u. H. s. 7' i. H . JvNrvJ:A, PURPOSE-To learn more about science. MATERIALS-Good ideas, active hands, and a willingness to work. PROCEDURE-All members work together or individually. Each person has a 3 proiect concerning the field of science most interesting to him. As a group we discuss our projects and plan activities and field trips. RESULTS-A good time and a better knowledge of science. OFFICERS-President, Stan Morgan, Vice President, Gene Dickey, Historian, Benny Long, Secretary-Treasurer, Sandra Walker. Top row: Joe Geyser, Stanley Fortner, Benny Long, Warren Sing, Stanley Morgan, Gene Dickey. Bottom row: Roy Bloodsworth, Doyle Rogers, Sandra Walker, George Henry, Frank Gutierrez, Dan Nelson, Mr. Stack. A CAPPELLA CHOIR . . . Liberty U. H. s ' I' I Ar. Q A. . l One of the most outstanding performing groups of Liberty is the A CAPPELLA CHOIR. Even though it is a class it has many outside activities. Some of these include: singing tor the Parents' Club, Rotary Club, grammar schools and high school functions. They also go to the Northern California Music Festivals and take part in the Spring Concert which is sponsored by the Music Department. This is the fourth year that the choir has been in existence. lt is under the direction of Vernon Noble. Top row: L. Hartvvig, S. Bondoc, M. Cornelius, J. Terry, P. Henry, V. Teiado, E. Emerson, J. Henry, G. Washington, R. Thomas. Second row: J. Nunn, E. Santos, J. Wright, A. Hudrnan, B. Lee, P. Edwards, N. Curtis, M. Lozano, V. Shrader, M. Mendez, C. de Fremery, J. Allington, E. Machado, C. Allen, S. Pennington, D. Hiratsuka. Bottom rovv: E. Okamoto, D. Allen, V. Pool, J. Geddes, A. Jacobsen, W. Lillie, W. Wallin, B. Reed, R. Silva. l i 0 I I I Ll MAJOR and MAJORETTES . . Liberty U. H. S v I kph- M , ' N in P' , . -Q 5 l 4 When the band is marching on the field, these people have a large responsi- bility. The flashing colors and tvvirling batons of the MAJORETTES help a great deal with the appearance of the band. The DRUM MAJOR is responsible for most positions and formations that the band may be forming on the field. They depend on her tor many commands and directions. Left: Bobbye Davis. Center: Nancy Curtis, Right. Joanne Lucido. 74 - BAND I. L-. 1.13-erty U.. H. SL 1 A 5 ill. v - v .-.-yy .-, - W - ,D 4 . 4 A , . W i A ,.,paf'd! - h -1 . . , - ,, 1. 2 ' ii, 'r -,- 'ff'- w-..c 'QCA' W' R Top row: Mr. Noble, J. de Fremery, D. Davis, B. Dryden, A. Silveria, J. Monte- verde. Second row: L. La Fevre, R. Fertado, R. Mayers, R. Coelho, S. Emerson. Third row: G. Sani, S. Wilkins, D. Butler, B. Allen. Front row: C. Machado, J. Sales, L. De Borba, H. Wolfenbarger, R. Davis. - -BAND . . Liberty u. H. S. . , , V V, , Top row: T. Miguel, C. Kretschmer, S. Bondoc, J. Spanger, B. Sylvester. Second row: W. Libbey, M. Cornelius, J. Avery, D. Lasater, R. Ball. Third row: E. Kretsch- mer, J. Partridge, D. Cox, T. Furtado, D. Tillotsen. Bottom row: L. Keyes, N. Lewis, P. Heiser, B. Hudelson, S. Gauger. Front row: J. Lucido, N. Curtis, B. Davis. BAND sNAPs . . Liberty u. H Gene KFU 6 S79 Gabriel blow th HOMECOMING PARADE ADVANCED BAND Our Liberty l-ligh School Advanced Band is a very active organization, as well as a class. During the year they participate in many activities, such as playing and performing various manuevers at the football games and playing for the basketball games. They are a concert band as well as a sports bancl which is shown by their very successful annual Spring Concert. Where s Mr Noble'9 Noisyl' ANNUAL STAFF . . . Liberty U. H. S. 77 i L ht 5-'.,,,,.-il Top row: R, Seeno, C, Bgyer, E, Anderggnl J, B. Lee, M. Soderstrom, C. de Fremery, J. Mundell Henery, 5. Morgan, P Henry, D. Allen, R. Coelho, J. Silva, A. Machado, P. Edwards. Bottom row: Mr. Urbick. Middle row: E. Okamoto, A. Hampton, P. Lewis, M- Myers, l-- DeBOrba, C- Lozano, T Bohanan. This year the Liberty Union High School Staff has, to the best of our knowledge, produced one of the better annuals in Liberty's history. This has been achieved only because we had the co-operation of the entire student body. Several organiza- tions and our many sponsors made it possible to produce this bigger and better annual at such a low cost to you. Many people contributed to the actual production of this year's annual, and we wish to thank all editors, typists, and other staff members for their untiring eftorts. Our advisor, Mr. Urbick, has done more than his share in putting out this year's annual. He has assisted us and got us going when we thought we were licked. We sincerely thank him for all he has done for the production of our annual. 78 GIIQ'lBLOCE- L . . . Liberty U. H.-S7 3 3 C ,, .1 uh :Sf 1,5 -ls. X gl N , 19 I A 1-,A-.. ff- -J - '-sxgxfz' U A 55. tilt AN, l .K vll' m'Vr'v 3' se. ' , . Hn. ,' -'-v' . ff 'f rdf? f ra 1 -:J-x ', f X' ' -'A' 2 4. 'M '- -e ... .Ar .HAL 1 A 4tv'N The GIRLS' BLOCK L is an organization within the GAA. Its members have been in GAA for at least three years and have earned SOO points. The organization has become a club this year for the first time. .loan Hobbs, Margaret Soderstom, Ramona Beaver Sara Chaxe: Bobbwe Dodc Joanne Luclcio La Verne De Borba Rose Marie Coelho. Q 'llc tv, .,, K ' l --45 J I if ' -o-.. 6 U ff? IIA ,. i v..4. . 1 J , s,.,x ' ' Av, Q ,I .vi I 55 . , q -.W in A V, Y N 1 ff HYIP. in Rf' .' . ' ' . ,l.N6,fP!,1::2t l -yr, -f x-44 .r -. 1 ,- .Pi f W .. ' ge' r, 5 , Vlrlax 'f , ' rx ' ' .1 ' X181 , 11-I 5155? 4 YHN34 . ' f+.Q--mf.-, f .N if P 'h - . 'C S- .J-y'f'11 'r- ,.,-l' Vshk' , ' yf- 'T . . 1 1 x 537.5 '?1 'f'W'A 'if' -4-' 4 1 I x J , . N X W :Il 4.-N 1 t ,ga Q an - ' f?4124',,x - -J , Kb. ' 'S A, , Y . gf - '14- M4 I .X , v , ,r 'QM v- ig ind. 4 ,, s.4 ' so , GIRLS ATHLETIC AS-SOC-IATION . . .Libely u. ri. s i ' A .. --. -- .- Q A. Q . - Qu. .hr .Q Bottom row: M. Mendez, S. Chavez, J. Swicegood, D. Rennels, P. Lewis, C. de Fermery, J. Mundell, K. Lane, H. Ames, V. Shrader, I. Lunsford. Second rovv. M. Guiterrez, D. Hiratsuka, E. Garcia, C. Beruman, W. Clifton, S. Myers, H. Wunkin, S. Belscher, J. Chavez, I. James, J. Silva, B. Collins, D. Foregand, E. Lunsford. Third row: L. August, S. Woodward, W. Pacasco, S. Walker, S. Guager, L. Terango, L. Martinez, F. Urenda, A. Okomoto, C. Vasquez, J. Bellah, H. Bozarth. Top rovv: A. Scoggins, B. McCelland, A. Allen, B. Miller, B. Becker, L. Lozano, L. De Borba, J. Avery, J. Sales, J. Partridge, Miss Beemer. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . . .Liberty U. H. S pr' A1 IN Ax All Am 4- x .Zig up. . L. . . L .. -. Top row: A. Hampton, N. Bartee, R. Coelho, D. Cox, K. Cannon, N. Curtis, C. Hiedorn, D. Wolfe, B. Stone, J, Gedess, A. Virarntes, G. Sani, M. Combes, Y. Brown, M. Soderstrom. Second row: B. Carney, M. Gibson, D. Paladino, M. Mis- quez, G. Sachetti, C. Padilla, C. Singh, H. Urenda, J. Sandaval, M. Urenda, N. Lewis. Third row: B. Dodd, V. Bartells, J. Lucido, J. Partridge, J. Nunn, A. J. Jacobson, N. Biglow, P. Harris, R. Silva, J. Moore, A. Nevells, N. Webb, T. Bohannan, C. Boyer. Fourth rovv: M. Cole, L. Cole, P. Wilson, B. Reed, G. Hartgrove, D. Wolfe, D. Reyn- olds, G. Murphy, G. Whiteman, P. Livingston, R. Peterson. l I RALLY CLUB . . Liberty U. H. s. ' 5 Q, 4:1 ,., ro rr: The students ot Liberty High School who make up our RALLY CLUB are the spark plugs of our Athletic teams. Many activities were sponsored during the year by our organization. The high light of the year is our annual Homecoming. Because of the spirit shown this year by the student body, under the guidance of this organization, we look forward to bigger and better things.-Lee Laird, President, Jane Ann Nunn, Merit Secretary, Elaine Anderson, Treasurer, Mr. A. B. Cate, Advisor. Top row: J. Nunn, L. Laird, B. Bristow, H. Peterson, J. McKinnon, J. Vonder Ahe, D. Dal Porto, H. Bloomfield, S. Bondoc, J. Partridge. Second row: W. Soderstrom, B. McClelland, D. Elkins, N. Biglow, J. Geddis, E. Anderson, J. Mundell, J. Johnson, D. Allen, N. Curtis, Mr. Cate. Bottom row: L. Lozano, R. Peterson, G. Hiedorn, I. James, M. Mendez, J. Partridge, C. Brown, R. Silva, P. Lewis, C. de Fermery, J. Hobbs, W. Wallen, C. Boyer. l- CHEERLEADERS . . Liberty U. H. S. l: i l i xx n wk N l l l i The CHEERLEADERS have been an important part in promoting and maintain- ing school spirit throughout the year. Under the direction of cheerleaders Clyde W. Brown, Claudia Lozano and Carol Boyer, the student body kept up constant good spirit to show all that we were with the teams whether it be win or lose. From the fine example set this year we can look forward to Liberty being known as the school with the spirit. Left: Claudia Lozano. Center: Clyde W. Brown, Right: Carol Boyer. X i RALLY sNAPs . . . Laberfy u.H.s. ' ' .1 PREPARING QUEENS FLOAT GRAND MARSHAL F5119 gg qffw BLOCK L FLOAT G.A.A. FLOAT ,li --a I 1 IT JK., f . .5 I N FI I X , I I CHEERING PREPARING DRAWING FOR PRE-GAME ACTIVITIES I I RALLY SNAPS . . Liberty U.H.S. 'til' jnylLf1Y,'v f .' tjfds T L 1 ,llli'lflll.'lll, -fill l LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND ELLA FITZGERALD AA, A l JONI JAMES JERRY LEWIS THE FRANKIE LAIN ANNUAL ASSEMBLY ,itll . -5 TL, 6 r'. CAFE QUEEN AND KING COSTUMES RALLY CLUB The Rally Club is undoubtedly the most active organization in school. They have throughout the year sponsored the cheerleaders, pre-games and half-time activities at sports events, several assembly programs, the queen contest, homecoming parade and activities, The Mardi Gras, which is one of the biggest events of the year, and several after-game dances. We, the annual staff, in behalf of the S.B. say thank you, Mr. Cate and your Rally Club, for your contributions to our activities. 86 BCYS' BLOCK L . Liberty U. H. 5. se, 'ns' .10 .A 4, ., v v ' .1 T ' ' QL' ffx C The BLOCK L is composed of all boys who have earned their varsity letters. They have formed together for fellowship, and to assume the responsibility of enforcing the student council's regulations,on boys' awards. We annually sponsor the Sportscade for the benefit of the annual. During Homecoming an autographed football is presented to the queen by the Block L. Top row: J. Tuttle, R. Gutierrez. 5. Emerson, D. Dal Porto, J. Vonder Ahe, B. Dryden, M. Tarango. Second rowg Mr. Bronzan, D. Morse, H. Scoggins, .l. McKinnon, H. Peterson, J. Domingo. Third row: S. Bondoc, L. Laird, F. Graves, B. Crane, W. Townes, H. McClure, R. Ravis, Mr, Ferrill. SPORTS r LIBERTY LION III' LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXIV BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYRON - KNIGHTSEN June 1953 FOOTBALL This year for the first time since 1945 the Liberty Lions played the Antioch Panthers, coming out from behind with a score of 24-12. In the past the Lions have won three out of ten games and tied one. In 1936 the Lions and Panthers met twice with the Panthers taking both games. In 1937 it was a 6-6 tie. In 1938-1939-1940 the Lions won all of these games. Then in 1941 Antioch beat Li- berty by a score of 14-0. There were no more league games with Antioch but in 1942 and 1943 Antioch beat the Lions with scores of 19-0 and 13-0. No games were played in 1944 but in 1945 the Panthers chalked up another win with a score of 33-7. The Lions won the champion- ship this year by winning all of their league games. In the first quarter of the St. Elizabeth game little Jack Domingo completed a pass to Gutierrez for 60 yards and a touchdown. The Lions came out on top with a score of 32- 13. In the Livermore game in the first quarter Gutierrez received a pass from Domingo for 40 yards and a touchdown. In the second quarter with Domingo still passing, this time to Tarango for 55 yards and a touchdown. The final score was 40-0, Liber- ty's victory. Our homecoming game this year was played with John Swett. This was the twelfth meeting between the Lions and the John Swett Indians. Despite the slippery field caused by a steady rain, the Lions won the game with a 7 point lead. BASKETBALL This year's A Basketball Team had a successful season, al- though they only won ten while losing eleven. When the A's were playing at their best, no- body could stop them. They pulled several upsets during the year including Antioch, Alham- bra, Rio Vista, Amador and al- most beat the College of the Pacific Freshmen, losing out in the last minute. Outstanding players for the A's were Jerry Vonder Ahe averaging more than ten points a game, Don Morse, hard-driving guard, Bar- ney Dryden, 6' 3 center, and Snake Gutierrez, who aver- aged twelve points a game, while he played. The B team started out fast but then slumped and won ten and lost eleven. Outstanding players for the B's were Dave Beattie with 217 points, Carl Cross, great guard, Guido Novero, all around player and Chris Chavez, who always played his hardest. Both the 'iA's and B's finished 3rd in the league. Livermore won the Championship, while Emery B's took the Lightweights. COACHES . . Liberty U.H.S. C000 M65 V ogglw The coaches, Mr. Bronzan and Mr. Ferrill, were really swell and contributed much to the success of our Championship Football team. It was one of the best teams that Liberty has ever had and these two coaches worked hard in their time, Mr. Bronzan also teaches History and gym. He is the advisor of the Boys' Block L. Mr. Ferrill teaches six daily classes of gym and helped Mr. Inman and Mr. Morse with the J.V. team. 41 zen.. 'T ., n t I I I I I I g- ff' -Sw 6 0 5-I 5. 5 li Was u.. w. 1 - I Iva, .gui SENIOR LETTERMEN . . . Liberty U.H.S. 'JO E TOM SNAKE 4 1 1 1 w A X N STAN JACKIE DON SENIOR LETTERMEN . . . Liberty U.H.S. Y ffl. .. wi, BILLY STAN B DONNlE LEE ,j VARSITY FOOTBALL . . Liberty U. H S fr'-In i' .JL - . i Top row: J. Domingo, F. Davis, B. Sylvester, P. Martinez, R. Gutierrez, T. Johnson, L. Laird. Second row Coach Bronzan, J. Tagango, D. Morse, L. Bevill, H. McClure, F. Graves, M. Domingo, M Tarango W Townes, Mr. Inman. Bottom row: B. Machado, J. McKinnon, R. Davis, B. Crane, S. Bondoc S Emerson D Dal Porto, B. Bristow, Asst. Coach Ferrill. Sitting J. Terry. Sept. 19-Antioch Sept. 26-Rio Vista ...... Oct. TO-Armiio .......,..... Oct. 17-St. Elizabeth .... Oct. 24-San Ramon Oct. 31-Emeryville Nov. 7-Livermore Nov. T4-Amador ...... Nov. 21-John Swett .,... THEY WE 24 12 T8 25 25 T9 13 32 O 34 O 13 O 40 I9 33 6 19 ' JR. VARSITY FooTsAu. . . .Laberfy u. H. s 'B S nl I l t .r 2. I es.. :fig X 'fn - 'i '- ff .gf ' If , 'A QC 11 Top row: G. Novero, J. Aguilar, L. Keyes, K. Carpenter, H. Pasco, A. Celoni, J. Johnson, A. Garrison, S. Domingo, J. Domingo. Second row: R. Sellars, C. Willis, C. Pringle, H, Hicks, H. McClure, J. Gyser, R. Thomas, R. Kutch, R. Cannon, B. Willis, A. Bartee. Bottom row. Mr. D. Inman, B. Machado, A. Silveira, H. Biglow, K. Colburn, R. Slaften, R. Stone, S. Fortner, D. Rennels, H. Morse. Sitting: H. Pasley. THEY WE Oct. 6-Tracy ..... .... ..,. 4 5 O Oct. 'I4-Linden .............. O O Nov. 6-Stockton Hi. -- ..... l3 O Nov. l8-Calaveras l2 31 94 BASKETBALL A . . Liberty U. H. s Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Front row: P. Martinez, A. Celoni, D. Morse, T. Johnson, L. Keyes, M. Martinez, C. Coombes C Pringle. Standing: Coach Ferrill, D. Dal Porto, J. VonderAhe, B. Dryden, J. Tarango, S. Morgan J Thompson, M. Tarango. 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 -St. Marys Rio Vista ...... ,..,. Antioch ,,,,,., LLL, -St. Mary's -Alhambra Tracy - .,... C.S.D Antioch ....... .,.. Emeryville Rio Vista ....,. .L.., THEY WE 32 19 49 42 55 45 42 20 43 49 70 51 21 66 43 51 53 39 48 53 Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 San Ramon Livermore - Amador -Benecia .... C. S. D. -. Emery .. C. O. P. San Ramon Livermore . Amador L. BASKETBALL B . . Liberty U. H. s 1 Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Front row: P. Martinez, C. Chavez, E. Bryant, C. Pringle. Standing: G. Navarro, L. Bevills, B Cecc n D. Beattie, C. Cross. 2, 1952-ST. Mary's L...L.. . 5, 1952-Rio Vista ..... 9, 1952 -Antioch 12, 1952-ST. Mary's ...... 19, 1952-Alhambra L... 6, 1953-Tracy ......LLL 9., 1953-C. S. D. ,..L L 12, 1953-Antioch . ..... . 16, 1956-Emeryville ..LL,.L 20, 1953-Rio Vista 23, 1953- San Ramon ...,... .... . THEY WE 41 30 43 46 28 51 35 33 40 23 59 27 25 41 32 25 51 42 43 45 41 47 Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 1953-Livermore 1953-Amador 1953-Benecia be 1953-C. S. D. L. 1953-Benecia 1953-Emeryville 1953-Faculty LL.. 1953-San Ramon 1953-Livermore 1953-Amador Y 96 TRACK A . . . LaberfyLu.H.s. 1' fqj ' VI? fi: ' ani 39, ' Y . -' ' 9.1 .v, W. Kniss, J. Henry, B. Sylvester, J. Tarango, A. Hampton, M. Tarango. C. Kretchmer, R. Thomas, C. Grant, D. Beattie. C. Pringle, R. Davis, J. Rodriquez, F. Davis. Coach Ferrill R L I IIBII . . Liberty U.H.S.V 97 1- ' Y 23 -J 4 5,-3 Q P. 'f -Qu Y i 1 1' I, F N 6 4-s - Q An. I I 4 o Q94 I .:, rs ff-,Xi tux 0 YH ' ajdwgp-9 3' iii X um., 3 1 1 D. McFarland, W. Libbey, R. Cannon. E. Bryant, S. Colburn, G. Henry, S. Fortner. Coach Ferrill --yy' BASEBALL B . . Liberty U.H.S. 9' I. 1 I A l .41 --7 u V I ff' iq Q . QL? , , . l, M 'I' T l lllllifw 4. fPf '- fi' V 4 U-, - , ' 4 : ., 1 -T 'Q V - ' I, jr 6' . Ao-I SATA Q -, f l E -ia.: A . ' J ,M Q ' 'A 4.-A 3 5- 4 ' .Lexi .- fc T 1 T wx 1 ' C51 ' f 1 - -, gr-U ,iff NH' 4.1 'Q - UQ Q ' U: 1' , X ,zcf-38.5 N ' lv -HH .. -4 L N 4 I 3 'G 1' ' SX 'U V A ' s - ' L' . W Q L I ' ' 'B' 7 vu 'l 1. Ali l lyfif I -A tx TJ' . U . x X f +- , N-New f' -M Q f B S:-T .. . , v f N . . 5 . ' - Q Q ' s 5, x S. U I . 7 1 Q - . 1. A' LV4 -n Auf, ...N -' L. f ,ff f 24355 '. f.-'Q-R ' ' 'T -il r i'f'i'i f Q -. -3 .' ' 3 . . -- fc . eQ.-XP-:- - - -.-ff . 'S 'W T - '- 'ESl '7-'Lf' .Jgef .:1.gf.f'-5f r5f'1' 4- ' '5 -'..:,f:Ef- BJ. P-334-.if-i'.'. . x 5-:J - - . .sv C. Machado, D. Wilson, B. Cecchini, A. Celoni, V. Tejada, S. Domingo. M. Mikkelson, T. Shelton, R. Willis, M. Obrien, R. Wolfe. R. Stone, J. Monteverde, T. Martinez, T. Sanchez. Coach Bronzan Ted Ohmsted T l l' l T T i l l 4 l Q l l 1 T if 1 SWIMMING TEAM .p . . Liberty u.H.s. J- an 4' 5 A ,aa . - as .. Q '.'- 7 . -. l , s ' A ' ' E Y' QF . JW , f7?'gii13rl?, -,. h,'l- 'vga' -'U I 31 N . 1 I W L L 1 I ,, , S 555: 3:-4 fifzf gg . 3 , '? A JI Ronald Schwitters, Kit Carpenter, Harold Pascoe, Layne Townes. Richard 1 B1 l I. . xv ,W-N E Furtado, Leroy Hartwig, Raphael Davis, Hal McClure. Coach Ferrill .ag i i DWF' L.: lvr F, mv 4 vi Jgit' gist QXLI R. Schwitters, D. Borders, A. Bartee, R. Kuch. D. McCIleIand, D. Moyer, L. LaFevre. D. Tillotsen, A. Kawada, B. Simpson, K. Peterson. Coach Ferrill SNAPS LIBERTY ,WI LloN 'IIINI LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXIV BRENTWOOD - OAKLEY - BYRON - KNIGHTSEN June I953 '!u.-N 'IA - O' ' ' -.x ..,,i' K 4 . H 'A in 1 ' ' --' nib dll! P 'G V I' -di. I ,, ,wx fu 50 - ll ' UPHIAI ,,- hin- . Lnberty u H s s 'Q 1 kv F! A x A we-nga ,,,. ',.-, '?5? m 'W 'H-i':-, 3 ' ANTIOCH SAN RAMON AMADOR ST ELIZABETH S JOHN SWETT EMERYVILLE 'I fs' 4 rd C i' , 1-K . ww ch' , ' ,...:-+f ' fl 'T 'H' . ' .- - I , 19 J' W1 'T Wal'- BASKETBALL SNAPS . . . Labeffy U.H.S. 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