Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1955 volume:

4 5' Q flv- wtf. ' -'Ln V.-if ,,,. .J L..- .Fil 1- wi- SX -1 1 1,7 'I A 1 I. 7: L. 1 I 1 J ' I v ps., F'i, L1-jj' 1 41 qw, ,1 r v Q Y 1 '. l. ', 9 v, ' ul' . it. U H1 an H r h ' ag,-.Q -A , U 1 1 14:5 ,Y L 1 0 - ,1 .tl -c , . IK4 V. V: ,. K , jj I' pf' ,p .F 1 ar ' ' if A ,ff ,. ' ' ' hy! 1 ' I YA .-1 ll I 5' , A - 'uf Y l' . 15 I ' . : .:y - ,LD . I 'EQ-n1,f if sz. IN J! is 5-a v 1 ' .ll .n ' .1- ' 4 w x K ' r .sp f ' iii . X , X - -fi DEDICATICDN This issue of the LION is dedicated to our- selves, to the teen- agers. We make this dedication as a sort of a testimonial to our be- lief in ourselves, in our strength and our future. 4 4 l .-lo 5 s ni fs X ..'..- x Q! 1 Q QI 0 ff 'f'flgmf3+4 ff A :- 4- I ' .f -in ..--,L N I . I9 ,,j-wg,-X I X8 . Rain' ' . gm' rf' ,El Q ,Ex 9 U' .vi x , . o Q .' , , , K -- mf' s ' O. 'i', I N ' u . It 1 - I Us e s Q as' ., , 'X' g. n I I , -' g Q Q f :X y .xx N lu? M, XI 1 , A NH x ' Y S14 52' n 5 ' I' x ' u K , S .5 pi 4' .011 Q . I 5 I-JU 0 'QA' I2 ' , A -ff ' ff ' .--.f-f1'.'4'2i.Te'3. 3i I . X A w- 5 This page is intended as a tribute to TED OHMSTEAD who has given to us his time and helpful interest, generously and without hesitation, tor so many years. Although we may not always show it, we deeply appreciate his genuine concern for our welfare. This is our way of saying, THANK YOU TEDDY if' xl ...-'I' l gf x f lx. ,-'ff PRI NCI PAl.'S MESSAGE A major task of our schools is to teach our youth how to work together for the common good. In a large measure the future of our country depends on how well this task is met. A school annual, such as this splendid Liberty Lion, certainly gives proof that our students are learning the art of effective group work. The book itself is the result of the combined efforts of the editor, the annual staff and the advisor. Its pages present, in picture and print, a year's history of the active student life of our school. It is working in this way for the success of the group that our youth learn the duties of American citizens. Ofiwire Q-4. -- . ,.vg 'J TRUSTEES -if x ' , .H-iv rl . 1 H NY l f Al' I:-iv a Mr, 15 . . .ul 4. D I A 'n Ll .41 v l' n l. - ' J . I. ' ' iff sr , ,R ,I ,4',H,1.ld ' u H Q. Left to right: Harry A. Hobbs, Joe Faria, Fabin Richart, Ralph Emerson, Mr. B. J. Callaghan, Principal. fs ,J Mn. FRANK VON v-vprvt, U .L v l. Principal Ji fl ARTHUR CATE, B.A. Social Studies Algebra LIDA MAE CATE, B.A. Physical Education GERALD CLAYBURN, B.A. Industrial Arts Wood Shop MADALEIN CRAIG, B.A. Geometry Guidance Math MARY JANE BARNES, B.A., M.A. English public Speaking Journalism LOU BRONZAN, B.A. Physical Education Athletic Director ILSEMARIE CASPAR, B.A. English FRANK CASSON, B.A. Science Math Q ' -as bo Q-pq-A, JACK FERRILL, B.A. Physical Education KATHERINE HEATH, B.A. Spanish CYNTHIA HUMMEL, B.A. Social Studies English BEATRICE CROSS, B.A., M.A. English Clothing World History WESLEY CURTIS, B.A,, M.A. and C.P.A. Bookkeeping Students Account FULTON ELDER, B.A. English United States History TIO GIAMBRUNI, A.B., M.A. Arts Crafts Mechanical Drawing RICHARD HAVENS, B.S. Agriculture Farm Mechanics Picture Not Available J DONALD INMAN, B.A., M A Social Studies J. B. JOHNSON, B,A. Industrial Arts Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing ELIZABETH KLEIN, M.A., Math Art Girls' P.E. GAYL KRUMLAND, B.A. Foods Home Management l I FRANK VONDER AHE BA MA Vice Principal Algebra II CARL WILLIAMS, BA MA Guidance Cadets Social Studies GLADYS SCOBEY School Sec reta ry MARIAN HOBSON Office Accountant P-o' 'T JY' MARIAN BIGLOW Nurse's Assnstam JEAN JERRELL School Nurse .1 ,, 2 W X n- s I I 'Q ye? W Zigi ,L eff' ' n 1 , 1 lfi N1 9' -1.2317 F T Q-it--1 FACULTY SNAPS ' E g,.. lk IH! ' 'frwn rhlrihz. -....1 L- - 8 115 ,Q-illlll. li! 'Mir' , . xl I ii. .MV i ' kil'ilhlrNlHl!i I Tiff , 'S K I Inca fix X l 5 - u - 'IX 3 . ' l X fix 1' .fi lu , I yt l , ' .?j vm ' ' ll 'N lil' X I'4k , - .Z Left to right: Buck Belscher, George Gamble, Cecil Epling, John Ad- dington, Orra Pendry, and Bob Nunnes. CUSTODIANS The Student Body would like to thank the custodians for all their help during the past year. We appreciate their cheerfulness and their services, without which, our school would not have been as pleasant or attractive. c Y. - fl ,v CI's'h 4 ful Ji' 1 F'-n ef .lie '-f P df . , 'wi 'SL i- I? it .1 ' J! ROGER STONE, Vice President ri SUE GAUGER, Secretar Y . ! SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG, Treasurer DON RENNELS, President STUDENT BODY QFFICERS The Student Body is mainly governed by the Student Council of which all student body officers and representatives from the various clubs and classes throughout the school are members. Student Council makes final decisions on financial disbursements and on dates and other problems of social activity at school. All in all, student council has helped the Student Body have a very busy and successful school CARMEN BERUMEN, Chief Justice yea l'. -15 ,Q A sm cf? 5 DOB MACHADO JOE GEYSER JEAN AVERY STAN FORTNER Comm. of Justice Comm. of Publicity Comm. of Cultural Affairs Comm. of Athletics Hi! I- J A . R el J Partridge S Gauger G Sani, S. Armstrong, Top row: R. Mendoza, Mr. Vonder Ahe, D. enn s, . , . , . C. B men, A. Gutierrez, J E land A Kawada R Stone J Chavez, F. Patty, eru J. Avery. Second row: . ng , . , . , . Mrs. Craig, First row: L. Stuart, B. Machado, J. Geyser, S. Fortner, S. Walker, J. Partridge, T. Sanchez, G. Novero. STUDENT COUNCIL The duties of the Stu- dent Council, as a gov- erning body, are to pass all laws and rules and to select dates for school activities. The council is composed of the presi- dent and one representa- tive from each of the four classes, presidents from different organiza- tions, and the student body officers. I M: -xxx ' ff: -hr., -shag, I . 4' L 2 J -Q 321 W.. , 0 A 'vL2 . . yi .Y -v 1 al! -N,fA- is ,of ,f- is Q A- QB n'1 x - SEVENTEENTH SUMMER J l 7 CAST-Kitty, Connie Har- rison, Angie, Jean Avery, Mrs. Morrow, Sandra Hall, Mr. Morrow, Ra- phael Davisg Margaret, Sue Gauger, Lorraine, Avene Hudmang Margie, Diane Cox, Jane, Molly Mendez, Jack, Donald Rennels, Martin, Arnold Hampton, Art, Bill Simp- son, Fitz, Mike O'Brien, Tony, Wayne Maynard. MR GIAMBRUNI Tech Advisor MISS VAN TASSEL, Makeup MRS BARNES Dire ANNUAL EDITORS DIANE COX Business Manager JANET PARTRIDGE Assistant Editor WYNOKA PASCOE Assistant Editor BOB MACHADO Sports Editor MARY LOZANO Head Typist NOVA DOWNS Art Editor LAVERA FOUST Treasurer MR, GIAMBRUNI Advisor SANDRA WALKER Editor ., s,' ...f f A 4- . J gs - - '- ,l--fl' Q -' ru? ls 'P C 0 . 'ii ' V' h-nu... 3 ll I 'Q X ll I ff I J 'M' -?.::' H- as Y 'T' wa- y L71 A S of -S? l L na G-:Q .f ' ru x this I af' as Y' -,J '.-A-'-,,,..- .-4 I- ,Q .1- -..-.-,i- ,......-..-- ,,, ,.. -.-,- 1.--.1 1---1 1-ini 4 552. Y i ik - uv --. -. ,-...- .-..- .SX kffkix - Q , ax, S Third row: M. White, B. Stone, J. Gauger, J. Bryant, R. Machado, N. Downs, D. Ensminger, C. Mendez, K. Lawrence, J. Avery. Second row: J. Clark, D, Cox, G. Cogswell, M. Lozano, J. Griffith, J. Partridge, D. Bevill, J. Armstrong. First row: Mr. Giambruni, S. Walker, V. Bartheld, B, Machado, W. Pascoe. ANNUAL STAFF It has taken much work to produce this year's annual. There were the prob- lems of meeting deadlines, obtaining photographs, and raising money to give you a bigger yearbook than ever before. Through hard work and much cooperation the staff presents this '55 LION to you, the Student Body. We sincerely hope that it will recall many fond memories of the past school year. I would like to express my grateful thanks to anyone who helped in any way to make this '55 annual a success. A special acknowledgement goes to the Rally Club for sponsoring the After Game Dance for the benefit of the annual, and the Block L for a percentage of the Sportscade. To my staff, may I thank you again for all the help you have given me, on the annual itself, and the activities we have sponsored. Thanks also, to my editors for all their work and cooperation. They gave up many evenings and Saturdays to help meet deadlines. To Mr. Giambruni, our advisor, I would like to express the appreciation of the whole staff, as well as myself, for all the help and advice he has given us. Without his efforts this book could not have been produced. SANDRA WALKER, Yearbook Editor I. Y! sgi is P ik? f Q' Qwr. x ,gd , A' . I ' I 3- QX f f flwl'-7' f Q 'sf ' Qj X b' 5 ww ijggfj 'X 1 P . R' - FNS 1 l . ln- X: 1zLL,-J. L AL, ' , ' -I .f. W I ,i ,v l Q, , ' xx 6 I QL ,z 'fr-,S xy-V, - P f.'?L'x .'!f lk hit.: V. ,N 1 I 'uf had v fl Qi .A .l, S f Q A ,' .U 4 D 1 -J., I Sl I E 'C ff I f .19.-ily I '4 S. . 0,1 .A A.,.. 4 5 1 v , . .Q . , .gs SQ l,1QgfqH .-Dvf...Jnf3'E r-K. V o00'f Ql'f A. . a -mf 'c r 'Q . f 4, . J ,x .1 ofc- J if 3' 6,-f 1'pt kz 52. 37 og c HA l x v I A . y PAL. my I . L 1 t, ' I ' !!' Ir ' in 'u v'0S,, T'iL'3f Q' -1- 5 41 'lx Q . . . J 3 P r I 5' K Q 1 X an 'v 5 'T' Yuf i 4 as-f' W v' AL. E If iw A aww '-If fu 4 3 . nf 2.8. Q I aurgtj .A Q. I I ' Ik ,,.' ' ' , ' 1 e -1 9,1 - .A - I5 A Back row: J. Geddes, J. Gauger, G. Henry, L. Bevill, A. Hampton, W Libby R Schwitters B Knauss Allen, J, Rowe. Third row: A. Jacobsen, J. Clark, J. Townsend, H Pasely R Davis W Knuss McHenry, H. Roebuck, l. Stallings, D. Reynolds. Fourth row: V. Pool A Hudman S Stemler D Beattie, L. Hartwig, J. Wilkins, M. Lozano, V. Shrader, M. Mendez. Front row E Santos E Machado garty, S. Rios, J. Sani, S. Pennington, C. Warren, C. Allen MR NOBLE Director A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir is a class of selected singers who present choral music for the Student Body and the public The purpose of the choir is to give the student an appreciation of choral music as well as the experience of performing before an audience Among the many activities in which the choir members participate are the Christmas program and caroling, Spring Concert the COP Music Clinic, and the yearly State Music Festival . ii g -s .. J. , 9 4' I n AJ 1 ,rf .W . 9 1, ' 9 is q'i f gg J . , '45 5- xx 3,- Yf - t 4 1 I 9 gx !Ec'.x ., ' at A 1,5-imfh Q gi 5 P . 0 xf-' Q'-'M 4 42' A 0 'SRL' . Q ' .' K. in , it D 'i jj4'll',j, - 7' 7 ,. - I :LILY 'x.J Back row: R. Coelho, D. Lasater, W. Wol fenbarger, L. Stuart, J. de Fremery, D Beattie. Sixth row: J. Wilkins, R. Ball, L Schoonover, M. Kamigaki, H. Geddes. Fifth row: R. Schwitters, D. Wilson, W. Libbey, R. Kutch, G. Ball, S. Stemler. Fourth row: T. Fertado, D. Cox, G. Sani, R. Furtado, L. Hartwig, J. Avery. Third row: P. Aguiar, B. Huddelson, R. Davis, G. Katoaka, P. Heiser. Second row: S. Gauger, C. Mendez, J. Libbey, K. Richart, F. Gutierrez, J. Crist. Front row: J. Rod- riquez, L. Hummel, B. Thomas. The school band lends color and excitement to games and other school activities. We also appear in concert at our annual Student Body Program, Xmas Program, and Spring Concert. The band, under the leadership of Director, Vernon Noble, and President Jean Partridge, had a very successful year at selling our Community Birthday Calendars, from which many extra uniforms and equipment are sought. -id il Q 5-KX is A . i U4 w P 'fr Q . C' .1 Jul 5 fx I 'ws 4 I- -fi X f Q X y..,,,........ . -R, 1 's BAND SNAPS -I .44 A , 7 -ij, Ev' . f v V4 1 'V is ' 47' ' K D ' Yi . -.qv it. f 1 ul 75 f :QQ 1' o N kf '.L '1uv X C-3--ii-E .J 1'2 - - f . J' V ' . ' 1,4Ap.,JvQ It X? .',t'g'iBE2'f. , , 3 W 1. ,, awww A- -1.3.- Q .--1 1.6.9. in W ' 1 1 ar 5 3 1 . .QQ , ,- '. 5 I ., . 2 -. K-.A .., I Q I 'f lf. . .. .Y -s Top row: A Scoggins, C. Hurst, B. Collins. Bottom row: C. Rennels, J. Sani, N. Barkley. MAJORETTES si I J 1 .T '+,t Jt,, l l ,qs P'-ly. . l . 1' -A l Nix E' N some LEADERS J Back row: Pat Wolfe, Commander, B. Knauss, G. Cogswell, M. Cole, J. Roofe, H, Ames, B. Patty, S Smith, B. Garcia, L. Epling, E. Waller. Front row: J. Gauger, D. Fisher, l.. Cole, D. Hampton, B. Garcia V. Shrader, L. Gonzales, J. Armstrong, A, Ellison. DRI Ll. TEAM The Drill Team is an organization composed of a group of enthusiastic girls who have a desire for promoting spirit at the games. In their second year with many new members, they have accomplished quite a bit. Under the direction of Pat Wolfe, they have learned how to march, obey commands, and form intricate formations while marching. Their activities for this year included marching and performing at many of the football games, and participating in the Homecoming Parade. There is no denying that these young girls add color, spirit, and enthusiasm to Liberty's many activities. Mtg?- lin 1 u Q 1 I .IA ft 4 XE w 3 P xx 2 A f4 Aj sa X. ROCCO SEENO f E - CHEERLEADERS 'ix I ' Josie CHAVEZ WANDA CLIFTON f f 6 X N 'FM bf Q' 'I , L x'5 , S 1 Mme WW 4,5 'T Top row: M. Bruckner, C. Allen, N. Ladd, S. Helland, V. Barthel, W. Clifton, R. Wolf, A. Celoni, B Cecchini, M. O'Brien, A. Bartee, T. Sanchez, J. Trembley, G. Whittmen, J. Clark, L. Bevill, R. Paladino L. Hartwig. Fourth row: Mr. Cate, B. Garcia, B. Machado, L. Hummel, M. Mendez, G. Henry, S. Walker M. Johnson, J. Gauger, K. Richard, J. Hummel, B. Mantelli, G. Ball, S. Strickland, J. Sani. Third row: P Ocho, R. Seeno, G. Kataoka, K. Pederson, D. Wilson, J. Allison, J. Griffth, N. Barkly, P. Reece, F Reece, S. Eplina, R. Machado, O. Fortson, V. Pool, C. Baroni. Second row: Y. Bovart, D. Rennels, J Pomeroy, D. Pool, L. Allen, D. Cox, M. White, J. Partridge, J. Partridge, C. Brumen, M. Lozano, M Treat, J. Rossi. Front row: J. Chavez, D. Beattie, D. Elkins, J. Partridge, J. Geddes, W. Pascoe, S Fortner, J. England, S. Gauger, M. Cole, L. Cole, P. Wolf, Helen Ames, V. Shrader, G. Cogswell, J. Libbey RALLY CGMMITTEE e 4 RALLY CLUB Sow spirit . . . reap victory most college scoreboards. standing record. 'nfl' . . ..as......r lk F aL 1 The Rally Committee is an organization set up under the Student Council. They have broadened their scope to include the Rally Club, so more members may loin The main function of the Committee is to handle the Queen's contest and see that the money is spent to the benefit of all the students. This year they finished the electric scoreboard, equal to, if not better than The Rally Club is dedicated to promote school spirit They are active in student affairs and work as a service group throughout the year. The club's three big events are Homecoming, the Mardi Gras, and an assembly The social events are picnics and a trip to some college Rally Committee. This year, under the direction of Stan Fortner, the Rally Club has grown to be bigger and better and its members can look with pride to its out R Top row: J. Clark, J. Armstrong, J. Bryant, R, Scott, R. Bloodworth, J. Geyser, D. Rennels, C. Hurst, M. Urenda, G. Wightman, G. Kataoka, R. Seeno, G. Cogswell, B. Hudelson. Second row: J. Hummel, J. Anderson, R. Stone, B. Machado, M. Kamigaki, J, Partridge, R. Machado, J. Partridge, S. Walker, G. Murphy, F. Patty, C. Moore. Front row: M. White, V. Bartheld, Mrs. Cate, A. Kawada, L. Allen, J. Armstrong, S. Gauger, J. Avery, C. Allen, V. Pool, G. Ball. The purpose of C.S.F. is to promote a higher scholastic standard among the students. Membership is determined by scholastic standing. Activities in which the organization participates are an annual Carnival, a semester trip and attendance at the Regional C.S.F. Convention. OFFICERS President ,.......,..,... ...,.,..... R OGER STONE Vice President .,....... ....... A LLAN KAWADA Secretary-Treasurer ...... ......., D ORIS WOLF 'wr I r stQ P ,I . 4 X ,v . W g . N xc- V' Q , f 'D 'fl .1 K-- .arg A. - is CALlFORNlA CADET CORPS The Cadet Corps is an organization which pro- vides courses in military instruction as a part of the school curriculum. The course is designed to ease the transition from civilian to military lite faced by every boy. Some ot the yearly activities of the Corps are: interior guard duty at football games, various sales at games, overnight bivouac, and participa- tion in parades. Back row: K. Lee, K. Hartson, D. Crane, R. Addington, J. Linn, E, Schwitters, L. Schooner, D. Bloodworth, R. Holman, B. Wolfe, R. Cousins, C. Korsgaard, P. Van Brunt, M. Banuelos, B. Sherlock, W. Simms, V. Kilgore. S. Warren, D. Hamlin, L. Frost, C. Morgan, W. Kniss, L. Reed, R. Secrest, R. Yingling, G. Caldwell, L. England, R. Hamlin, L. Villa, A. Gaston, M. Piquete. Front row. E. Weder, W. Kniss, R. Schwitters, E. Miller, T. Reed, James Shelton, R. Bloodworth, G. Gibson, A. Weatherby, J. Hayes, P. Campbell, H. Paslay, R. Spiers, G. Borderwick, Mr. Williams. Not pictured: D. Le Roy, W. Samuels, J. Phelps, C. Pennington. it A. Ponce f . eier Sant ' v I Plqu . n J. rn , Crist' Alliso ' Y ,,.- .4-' ' .2 5. urendaf C, Ptllen' Hartfalavil Sauce ,I ' --' h 3 L. Gonzarljarst G' Pamcfi. Wllllafnsiecond lov: Nfac 3 O . Oc O 1 l Pxguiafi dave , . ' Padilla' P . N- Www' xadfl' P' nee, -l' San ata. F' sew Mamnel l c Singh' C' rovfih 'owc Ochoa Nvael P Ba KOST B Gap kennels L G. Katoaka, xl Sanche-18 Jacobsenfg Gama O organ L C Longson W. R, SeePo'e-L p.. Balleelslexandeff xx' XJ, Voollirohx row yorehartd T09 'O aes, NJ. Milind fowz 3. G. Cofaswe lxlrerida- 3 Gauss NlifaTnoNN- Pslanisy on K. R'icl'la2hSrft'inget, uri 9, Fishelf ' Sam' O WS ' iv, D' 5.03 ' stronQf lv INN-l'len Gutieffei' C. vlla G Balls Gutieffel' ' Poco a poco se va leios The purpose of the Spanish Club is to cultivate interest in Spanish and Latin American culture. The officers are: President, Anna Gutierrez, Vice Pres- ident, Gloria Ball, Secretary, Bonnie Knauss, Treasurer, Frank Gutierrez, Sergeant-at-Arms, Art Gonzales. The club has been very active during the past year. Some of these were: a potluck Initiation dinner, entering a prize winning float in the Homecoming Parade, a tour of the Presidio in San Francisco and dinner at Xochimilca Restaurant followed by a performance at the Sutter Thea- ter. ln February the club went to Lozanos in Antioch for dinner, in March a dinner was held at the El Sambrera in Pittsburg. ln May the club participated in an assembly for the Student Body. - .3 Q 'V -IMP. Back row: J. Friday, L. Helland, L. Stuart, L. Allen, M. O'Brien, D. Cole, W. Broderwick, B. Simpson, A. Kawada. Third row: M. Kamigake, K. Kawada, G. Wells, R. Bloodworth, J. Partridge, J. England. Second row: J. Griffith, M. White, S. Armstrong, F, Patty, O. Fortson, C, Richart, G. Sani, V, Bartheld, R. Garcia, R. Hingley. FrOftl VOW2 M- BYUCRDSY, W. Duncan. B. Duncan, J. Anderson, S. Hall, J. Partridge, J. Geyser, J. Partridge, S. Walker, L. Bevill, G- MUFPPY- The name of our club is the S.P.Q.R., or the Roman Republic. It is composed of two sections: the Patricians, who have had more than one year of Latin, and the Plebeians, who are the first yea.r Latin students. As part of our cultural pro- gram, we went on two trips to rrl San Francisco, where we visited museums and art galleries which had displays of Greek and Ro- man art. We also attended sev- eral movies with Roman settings. The highlight of the year was our Roman Banquet, when we celebrated the Saturnalia. Back row: J. de Fremery, H. Biglow, B. Pastor, G. Somerhalder, A. Bello, R. McCall, N. Blaine, L. Sanchez, B. Willis, R. Arguelles, C. Brown. Fourth row: K. Colburn, T. Martinez, J. Duarte, J. Silva, D. Wheeler, C. Thomas. Third row: L. Sacchetti, B. McDaniels, H. Wolf, B. Bonde, T. Fanucchi, A. McClelland T. Williams, T. Sanchez, D. Cook, B. Hartson. Second row: B. Bailey, D. Burton, J. Baeta, B. Somethalder, A. Wood, D. Guisti, J. Allen, L. Mikkelsen, M. Enos, C. Davidson, R. Coelho. Front row: D. Tillotson, K. Cowan, E. Wetzel, C. Biglow, J. Duarte, D. Furman, R. Martel, A. Celoni, G. Novero, V. Bruckner. 1 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Some of the specific purposes are: To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leader- ship. To create and nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves, and their work. Our chapter tries to accomplish these purposes by encouraging each member to have a good home project and participate in chapter activities. To help encourage this we have our annual Best Freshman Project Award, and we also compete in the American Trust Company's Award system competition. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys in themselves we encourage their participation in the county fairs, and the State Fair. For summer activities besides the fairs we have a summer F.F.A. camp in the Sierra. Each summer our advisor takes a small group to this camp. MR. HAVENS, Advisor Si 5 ff 4. X 'sf 1' M F 05,3 F A fd' J' N. X 5 , Q-X, 4'l.,.. 'R 4' it-f 531. . L- 4s'i-' A L'-if r j lf 'i,'5 'F ' ' nr I' 'fi-' 'fxf - 'fl- rs- 9 . Yi 1 . '--i-s:.'f.2.- ' 4-.: vw!- i - --. - Back row: J. Geddes, D. Hampton, M. Combes, L. Helland, P. Reese, T. Lane, M. Ambrosino, L. Johnson, J. Hicks, S. Pennington, Mrs. Krumland. Second row: J. Chavez, J. Watson, S. Gauger, D. Wolf, S. Armstrong, V. Bartheld, W. Duncan, S. Belscher, Third row: B. Funez, B. Becker, D. Fisher, O. Paez, M. Cannon, D. Forehand, A. Jacobsen, J. Sandoval. Fourth Machado, F. Patty, G. Sani, D. Reynolds, K. Lawrence, pl Wi ' I r Agarxw MRS. KRUMLAND, Advisor B. Duncan, B. Treat, C. Padilla, A. Viramontes. Lozano, F. Reese, L. Bohannon, S. Smith, K. row: J. Barrios, C. Berumen, J. Armstrong, R. B. Stone. FUTURE l-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is the Na- tional organization of girls studying homemaking in iunior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. A formal initiation was held in the autumn for all new members, who had to wear aprons to school for a week as part of their initiations. Our club's activities consisted of selling dough- nuts and hot chocolate during activity period, of making dolls and repairing toys for the needy children in our area for Christmas, of a field trip and an ice skating party. The year ended with an installation of new officers and senior dinner in Antioch. wane- iff' lglraig, ' G. Sani, R. Machado, J. Chavez, J. Gauger, M. Mendez. The Girls' League is com posed of all the girls at Liberty. They elect a group of girls, known as the Girls' League Council to govern them. Our main functions are: Big and Little Sister Day, andthe Hi Jinx. This year the County Convention will be held at Liberty. We sponsored the sale of pom-poms, had a dance, and will give a box social. J . GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET ' I ' ' B J, I GE suv 'F' O ,, , 1 i Back row: S. Rios, L. Epling, C. Hurst, J, San. davol, V. McHenry, A. Gutierrez, J. Sani, J. Gauger. Front row: M. Misquez, J. Avery, M. Lozano. The G.A.A. Cabinet is composed of the officers and class representa- tives and is the L governing body ot 3-' the Girls' 'uid Athletic Association. G.A.A, CABINET i ii. 'ts' .e is. .Y ,.-. 13' Top row: N. Faria, N, Bartee, D. Reynolds, M. Bohannon, E. Lunsford, B, Scott, D. Wolf, D. Hampton, B. Garcia, L. Gonzales, Y. Bovart, J. Trembly, C. Baroni, J, Clark. Second row: P. Garcia, G. Cogswell, J. Barrios, P. Reece, B. Urenda, C. Singh, J. Sandavol, V, McHenry, A. Ellison, B. Patty. Third row: C. Mendez, K. Richart, D. Fisher, C. Padilla, M. Misquez, S. Rios, M. Lozano. Front row: M. Alanis, M. Urenda, L. Martinez, A, Virarnontes, B. Becker, J. Avery. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Yi . . The G.A.A. is composed of girls inter- .-5 GW, ested in athletics. Meetings are held twice I a week, new sports are played every six I L weeks. This year the G.A.A. was very active in school functions. They sponsored the G.A.A. Turn-a-Bout dance, purchased a hot dog vendor which can be rented to other organi- zations, had several successful coke sales, and sponsored a playday which was at- tended by 200 girls. iv gf me Mas. a. JIMENEZ C AdvisorS'MRS' L' !-. . - 1 ,....i:- .5-gn!! J-.. Ji X xg' 'ff J 1 4 'kk fx 5 I L l 4' 9 . .,.4.n.-Q. ., '- l na I- Top row: J. Chavez, S. Gauger. Fifth row: J. Sandoval, A. Virmontes. Fourth row: A. Guiierrez, J. Parfridge, L. Tarango. Third row: E. Lundsford, J. Partridge. Second row: M. Misquez, J. Geddes, S. Walker, M. Mendez, J. Watson. Front row: J. Avery, H. Knowles, M. Cole, L. Cole, P. Wolfe, G. Sani. GIRLS' BLOCK 'I. The Girls' Block L is an organization within the G.A.A. To earn a bloclf, a girl must have 18 credits and attend a certain number of playdays. Usually this is the goal for most girls and is considered an honor to possess a block L. E 9-I 3 3 I I I 1 5' Q-4 .1 Back row: R. Seeno, J. Mayfield, J. Rodriquez, B. Longwell. Front row: E. Lunsford, B. Funez, N. Lewis, W. Cooper. RY is ' I L Y ' Rocco sesmo, Editor I.IGN'S ROAR PRESS CLUB The two main purposes of the Lion's Roar staff are to develop creative writing and to publish the Lion's Roar, the school newspaper. The members of the staff gather all club, class, and sports news which is printed in each weekly edition. MRS. BARNES, Advisor Q i 19 29 -9 FAQ if 'S' , ' 11515 Hifi' li 'gif' 5.31 ,H .. .':li1.lifiAliiil mf lf I7 l l- N. LEWIS B. FUNEZ J. AVERY Every Monday afternoon at 2:30 the Teen Timers leave for the Pittsburg radio station KECC to broadcast the students' requests and dedications on Teen Time. These Teen Timers must be honor card holders. Dedications are sent to KECC or given to the Journalism Class where the Teen Timers get thern and rush to the station to broadcast the most popular records. The program is on the air between 4:05 and 4:30, Mondays-990 on your radio dial. TEEN TIMERS ff? J . The Teens is a Time when we TesT ourselves againsT The world. IT is a Time of rivalry . . . rivalry among Triencls, someTirnes . . . bu rivalry neverTheless. SporTs are one way To find vvhaT vve're made of sporTs -,fill -r':ft vl 0 T 0 'An- COACHES BRONZAN AND FERRILL Another football season has passed by the way, and the suits are hung up to dry for another year. And in the hall a pennant flies which proclaims: Champions-1954-Diablo Valley Athletic League-East Bay Division-Liberty High. Again, for the fourth year in a row, another championship team has been achieved at L.U.H.5. During these four years, there have been many men in the Cardinal and Gold uniforms, some outstanding, some stars, some heros, but above all-guys who wanted to play the game . . . and play they have. The players themselves have not been really outstanding in ability, but, thanks to the hard work of four men, they have been mixed thoroughly in a mad scramble, and have come out better than stars-they have been a team. These four men, coaches, gentlemen, teachers and friends, have done much for football at Liberty. Much more than we could rightfully expect . . . they have been makers of cham- pions, and, more important, makers of men . . . for this reason, we of the staff take this opportunity to say thanks to four great coaches-Lou Bronzan, Jack Ferrill, Bruce Nelson, and Don Inman . . . gf? 'Pi COACHES NELSON AND INMAN in- l s -1 l l ii ll li V l il ,l .l il l QD Top row: C. Pringle, H. Urenda, K. Colburn, F. Griialva, B. Cecchini, A. Celoni, M. O'Brien, R. Coehlo G. Novero. Second row: Coach L. Bronzan, R. Kutsch, B. Simpson, C. Willis, F. Mallet, L. Bevill, D. Rennels T. Sanchez, Coach J. Ferrill, Front row: D. Elkins, R. Mendoza, R. Bryant, L. Fernandez, V. Bruckner, J A TEAM The Liberty Lions downed the San Ramon Wolves to win their first game in the newly formed league, the East Bay Division of the Diablo Valley Athletic League. This was anyone's game in the first, second and third quarters with scores being, T4-13, 20-20, 27-26, in their respective quarters. Urenda then made two TD sprints, one from the two yard line and the other from the eight, leading the Lions to victory. Liberty defeated Albany to win their second league game. Scoring was started by Louie Fernandez who made a 55 yard dash for a TD. After Albany lost the ball on downs, Silveira made a TD in the second and third quarter, also making a TD in the third quarter was Urenda on a 71 yard run. Outstanding players on defense were Willis, Pringle, Bruckner, and Davis. The Liberty Lions defeated the John Swett Indians and so advanced to top contention for the division championship. Silveira drew first blood on a one yard plunge in the first quarter. ln the second quarter Silveira ran for his second TD. An intercepted pass by Willis was carried over for a TD by Urenda. ln the third quarter Fernandez crashed over from the 5 for a TD. Then in the final period John Swett scored with a 20 yard pass. The Lions traveled to to Martinez and suffered their first defeat in the new league making it a three way tie between Alhambra, San Ramon, and Liberty. The only Durate, S. Fortner, A. Silveria, R. Stone. 'scoring in the game was made by Alhambra on a plunge from the eight yard line in the first quarter. The rest of the first half was a tight defensive game with Liberty making several treats. The Lions were a strong offensive group in the second. half and reached their height in the fourth quarter, but it was too late for them to score. Liberty handed their traditional rivals, the Livermore Cowboys, a defeat on the Lions' field. The first three quarters of the game was a tight defensive game with Liberty and Livermore both threatening on several occasions. The Liberty backs along with some fine offensive blocking proved to be too much for the cowboys as Silveira's two yard smash in the fourth quarter proved to be fatal to the Livermore team. Both teams crossed the goal line on other occasions only to be called back by penalties. This rain drenched game played at Fairfield on Armistice Day was featured by the outstanding running of Captain Elect, Al Silveria and Stan Fortner. Stan contributed over TOO yards by rushing. Touchdowns were scored by Al Silveria twice, Herman Urenda and Lou Fernandez. Fernandez's run was a beautiful 25 yard sideline run featured by excellent blocking of Charles Willis, Victor Bruckner and Al Celoni. Liberty gained I6 first downs and 258 net yards rushing while holding Armiio to a short 5 first downs and 64 yards rushing. This game ended Liberty's season with a 7 won, 2 loss season and a co- championship in the newly formed East Bay Diablo Valley League. The following Seniors concluded their High School football in this game- Captlain Al Silveria, Stan Fortner, Frank Davis, Don Rennels, Ray Coelho, and Leon Bevi . IIIIUC JLIIUUI5 JIIGIUO l.U.UlUClll liilelfi 'ay Division 4 at - 3 f ' . '-'UU Bron ' MA Hfhletg at Coiliin, One- Effglpiled a recie of P, erty Hi h fd as air 3? ffm' .V-su fly K men tor. ccessful Pittgbl Bl'0nz I ' M -4--.,3,I:, Wade his d, Liberty Wallops Albany to Hold League Lead ed, Liberty of Ai Ramon 'fi D :gg3.,1?50 .Wh In what we 'l urohahh' L'- Sh, the East Ba' ' ' -'Pr U' ' - f e the ie following chef, Frit lflilkai Th' 1 U18 tradit gown -. and A would Alvarado f ,east 9. '- All'l3.YT lbany, F in 3 6 7. and .vas the over A ac,-O9 A EBCAL' the Curl ns on runs I U As th ters I booted four er mr ons d0!l wound u league marks ed for anoth ,lberiesffalgi to deadloea tor the crown. Liver- End Barry Smith, i ,Co 7 J0inq mone finished fourth with 2-3. iMcMillen, Gary Soto ar M mdentfa Cogl Hg ' ' ' ' ' ' T each added to thef V , ,Mffhe I--2 gmgg e touchdowns for tx L . ' J . 'lAND J1 mimi ' -i ll u'yard pass fmri L Th Th da afternoon gamei thee gi' U? End Don Kewl A lf last cjzveekurkietvzeen the Libertyt of lmlelslgl my K y 1 i ts lone TD In tlil I ' , ' S 'ea:1d,A1hambra jayvees was really iss? at B - J ' l . ia prevue of the varsity ganwel co g ' Friday evening, the Lion 'M' , t the, L A . of losing 7-0, the same score by Sig ions. ' ei ibergy - which the varsity was defeated. tt toucl Eaitbqy Dfrllghw' Lions .Principal ground gainers for the F1153 A. Marshalld Atlus - !v'ml0ll-D' ' , of the ' touc! irman of a .0 Tabgwoak esfefday with the 10 Jim the Associqry 'Wings ed victim., 0 55 L vel romp. AIDU se. .... ....... ...eel Engineers, eq tb' . ver Heflhfl dogs were Andy Lg, Rose, today. fx lv 7' -STP!! Gary Newmann ami' eV:-les. E. F. Dont. ' :inmy 91' Quart' A' ' ' ' lt.jV .fgZ f ' .gall drove ii nw- No XX ov? 7' A for I-Wet from t ox' I f f rolled 9 T-, . ul 1101 Las Ton Lilii jayvees were Ribiero, GSICIH, S tl be 18131 ' ll Le 0 V lShe1ton and England. Ribiero emi T1 the Pittsburg 1954 .. Que I X Ill tes Steel Corptla zignd sfigbn 50Sed Out their , 4' 'by R fee 0912 belfi fmflbleq for th Lions' .:.y in ahe efllandl' I 25.ya,.d ez le,7',3 - v-rex-,1 i ,-- romp ibe TU of ' H110 Eever Sedo? hehe. 9,4 6 the Cndq bu TD fin -ND . . . - A fy I 112.314 one A 'N buy, half ,jfs coal. In - , . - rin A Hugh' 'F ru on' l ' Indi the .i ungigg P'-:E ff? 'lggndf-Q 5sia yd: - Liz!! tours: lZ11'?egPad :ill S I Q Lomas here tonight. While the A01 the away ' phsdihytbp tbl Wh Wg, pre. n Lions were losing 25-8 ' lg. 'nu'lfll ' ','jgul1'fer tr H1853 Antioch Panthers ' ' -' In 1.2 pl U l D A ' winninv ' Bror. impr, H bird belove game watchers, f coopei Frid. 'icians Bnd ock, it lof tb one It h the Sl fairs. If ited rre rop belc two of d by ually rel 1' . I-rnie 1 ion, ted, .e first vi intercepti, idered. It has van- coming total migl ,times as la As it was ...tnough they were outweighed almost 15 pounds per man, the Lions staged several im- l,....--I...- -.-...,.al..n- 15-4111 Al., 1 'JB W'HiTE QU wlinus Virginil i .rom much of its original the sprn., ig season. e, increased in numbers in individual range of 8 bob-i e areas, established itself and is usually about one square miE CUPUCUY homecoming. . 'introduced in others. It stays for its lifetime. I 2,500 at the Liberty ffe its home territory the year Game managers have evolved Livemm and nd and survives Grp ham nfiam, :,...,.,.:,...- ...-.1.-.1 . . difional l'lVll3- gg, ---- rnlunnnvv-w --N- the foiir t I 1 E nce Slam hr D i L h Y g was Al am H 8 BH S 1 el' nda doi ' B C ll H A T gli iieeliiaa Touchdown: ow oys ere om t inni , ' Q e 'l gileveiia s If this were the story of '9ff01't for which he pra1sCd.eveP7 SCORES 8 tW0'y Liberty SCC +I-D crucial Liberty player who saw action. h ddle. The with the A 'wma Livermore Cowboys come A 1 We T BY e minute F . l ,t's game with a record noch 6 25 oth C080 week rid. - I in lea ue Las Lomas L .L 28 ia , dy . 1 and tvim ost S pl .I vlctgry, short an , - -. of their defeats was by easant Hll ,,,,, , 40 O because af-count q we 'h om loss was san Ramon ooo, 38 27 ermore's putting ui fn' :id 051 Otger to Al- Albaflv A sf----4 31 7 Sieiiuefgi eefeeee e' Jltetxele nee-ly was losing iTlZmiZ2e ee eeee 23 3 3 tllat wasp ' , VERIA . ded .I Q, iqbra, the Cowboys out- Livermore be ...oooo 6 0 hagofljja :iz Lion' Xlbany Friday night to Afmiio -Ys'-,-srssYs's'ss','s--Y-'------- 25 0 myeeeliyf that. We Liberty defeated Albany FOOTBALL SUMMARY Y'S Ai S2 the View Cowboys field an alert ALFRED slLvElRA LL,L Meal Valuable Player fnlce- . ey at is quick to prolit by the ALFRED SILVERIA LLLLL,La Most Valuable Back sllvelqa Mistakes or a letdowri by CHARLES WILLIS sssa Most Valuable Lineman of? quick' nighffs hOl1Lt1- l Liberty Could bring about DON RENNELS sLuL,,,.s,,,s,,, Scholastic Award le, Chagoi the Livermore Cowboys, Gnu and a loss of their piece GEORGE HENRY Meat Valuable l.v, Player lmgjnak moiri in a three-way tie for the BOB PALLADINO Meat Valuable l.v. Player Y ' ' ' ' If th 1- East Bay d1V1510n Utle- QY LEAGUE LLADIN LIONS e'el'eieiignll'e e me tain ee level of quality' RETURN HOME TONIGHT ALL LEAGUE TEAM nd in W H -layed last week in tO- TQ MEET JOHN SWETT ALFRED siLvElRA ,O,,,,,.,...uuu.,u.u,.,,...,.... Back 1, ' the can assure t Eqgtgre I - . ee nf top hon- ' The Liberty Lions go into to- SECOND TEAM four - I ,X A qpeti- nightes game with Johri SVLe'fiET-hi ROGER STONE End fancy , . only undefeated team' 111 t 6 35 CHARLES WINS Ceme' BI -l ' b eBay division of the Diablo Valley LEON BEVH-L B k 1 ' ,....... ....................,,......... 8 C A A eeeegeee eeeeee: While the Lions - were HONORABL MENTLON ' ywas 181 wallopmg thedead end kids of Alhaynbga last afternoonv FRANK DAVIS '.-- Wm '.i- .. v'--'v---'-- - - End ne, ground ii- R9-m0Y13 3at9d the Week RAYMOND COELHO ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.... T ackle In paging before bv T 'L' l a Stun' VICTOR BRUCKNER ....... .,,..... T ackle to ' the Al- DON RENNELS ....... ..a.... G uard , At the MIKE O'BRlEN ,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... G uard cm 'R , e Liver-A HERMAN URENDA ...,., ,...... B ack N. Hg over in ten ' d liembra QV 35 Y-A eoffiegi penalties tio 1 assessed 4 Alhambra. A Q8 win The lone Alhambra scorn i ter 95Ql Liberty lod COL a best vision! ague 19 pass L runn lred thi 4 yards. Swett ri e grourl Le India 17-yarc lar?-rbal .d Dick If early in the first que.-ter. J zling spread play clicke Alhambra for the first ti!! Bulldogs got the ball, but ' wer on a fumble be- ifi L al My out This team will live in the minds of all as One of Liberty's finest. T h e i r achievements w e r e QZYIX NUR Brigan- Aa ti 2, will 'N early, 1 a f' zeebacli 1 on .S 65 21-7' vent - no we o W Slay pen SS ' Welle tO' ch in lx' both' lm yin Swfwai exexbambe 30 ee P' . a mr ubeevignerging .attemi -,W all 5 T5 . score, game V40 s.l me Liberty line at ' fense b,'0Y'2ej,..:x6zis.1Ani.iT.-ir 'lashed 61 yards for the seeondi' - - 1- r..-... l.-2.. ..w-na x-..41. ,,. rn-rs 1 many, Of which winning the CO- Championship was probably Ot lesser importance than the man- ner in which they played each game. Sportsmanship and team unity were more evident this year than ever before in the tive years of my coaching career. Coach Ferrill and I have indeed felt it a pleasure to have been as- sociated with this Outstanding team. 'YJ' , Lf -gk, H4 A . 3 . .J 'Q'f'l N Q, ard' ,423 S .L NT Q91 . ' T' H WSF?- I 1 ' X 'fp' L .. x K, L L -54 Q , 1 px LIONS FOOTBALL DINNER Every year the Brent- wood Lions Club sponsors the Football Dinner for the Varsity and J.V. players. This dinner is open to the public and features a fine dinner, guest speakers, and presentation of awards. Our thanks to the Lions Club for sponsoring it. ian!! 1-N' Back row: M. Faiardo, J. Allen, L. Bevill, T. Shelton, E. Hadenfeldt, D. Teague, J. England, R. Griialva A. Weatherbee, J. Alanis, B. Rios, D. Borion, H. Beltram, G. Wolfe, C. Weeder, L. Stuart. Middle row Mr. Nelson, G. Henry, D. McLain, J. Wisecarver, R. Florz, R. Johnson, W. Sims, G. Figaroa, J. Garcia J. Munoz, D. Cook, J. Legon, J. Wilkins, C. Jacobson, 8. Palladino, Mr. lnman. Front row: H. Douglas Managerp' R. Davis, R. Ribeiro, J. Partridge, E. Schwitters, A. Brown, I. Tarango, C. Elkins, J. Duarte F. Freitas, A. Berumen. J. V. FOCTBALL SCORES They We San Ramon ..... .... 2 5 7 John Swett ,.... , 6 24 1 Alhambra -- - 7 O Livermore .... - 6 18 Armiio 13 7 1 l Q. t V 1 714 1. w x..qr T- f ? f'- , fu... I s fl--:o. ,a?f 'Q- yn. 1 l Ill Q , 5' EK ,Q .s 4,1 it 1 ---1 s A:,j Eli' .- QA. ,. X E . E in ,-.x -NQ .-. - l iw N, .rf if 'iijf ', fx1g 3f.135'3 . X. ,Q 1 i'i'pL 1. 'iv ', ' ' 'A-'KJIQ 'f?.1Q b 'fV:J. ' Queen Q1 mmg Homeco I . .w ANNA NN ARXE GUTXERREl sh , . 4 4' S-g.' in 45955. 1 . ' SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG A. .W L NANCY LEWIS S-6,10 14- , ,ja '93' 1 If '15 . H ,,, I 4- - ff ' gi --.S '11 . , , JEAN AVERY TOMMIE ANN BOHANNON ml 1....1 4.11- cs- ib., Q 'V' 4 1 -ff .---' ,,.4dU hw ,444 ' F -,- X 'Q A C .. cv F AJ ' . Class of '58 Float First Prize-Class of '57 Parent's Club Float B ,ht l F -C mf F X ,J Football Queens Half-Time Activities YN- .A E ., ,h CS J B, V X. -A A-Lt! . Rainbow Girls' Float Lions Club Float L 'ln Q' H .' xt: FF I ' J' ' 1 1-1.1 I I ' , 1 9 V A ' k,.,,-,q.,,,, 4, , 4 I M fe. I i. Bk v- 'L'- '94 U fw- n 'N -4' I g 1Li'f 'U.f 'al U 1 Date Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. 3- 7- Back row: Coach Ferrill, D. Beattie, R. Stone, C. Pringle. Second row: G, Novero, H. Urenda, D. Mack. Front row: 26-Nlanteca ., 30-Ripon Galt ....,..,,.. Antioch ..,.. 10-Tracy .. Pleasant Hill St. Mary's , San Ramon , Armiio ...... A. Celoni, B. Cecchini, M. O'Brien. A BASKETBALL TEAM We They 27 48 .. 46 36 40 35 30 46 43 59 .. 38 Al 33 34 .. ... A7 52 37 32 Date Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. We They John Swett ..,.. ..... 5 l A6 Rio Vista , ..,, 44 67 28-Livermore .... ..... 4 O 66 l-Alhambra .... .,.., 3 4 56 4-San Ramon ..... ..... 5 4 79 ll-John Swett ..... ..... A O 33 15-Orestimba ....... ..... 5 7 38 18-Livermore .... ..... A 8 Al Alhambra .,..,,..,.,.,,.., .,...........,,..,.,... ........, 3 0 50 Not often is a coach in a position of having had a team whose win and loss record is not spectacular, but in the coach's opinion the team is still one of the best and most colorful he has coached. We had a very pleasing season, for this team had more team spirit, desire, hard work, and loyalty than any basketball team I have coached at Liberty. The boys liked each other and always played hard to win. They never quit and always gave the crowd a pleasing game until the final buzzer sounded. Most of the games we lost were games that could have gone either way quite easily. It was sincerely a pleasure for me to coach such a receptive and loyal group ot boys. I know they will continue to grow in basketball prowess and become a truly great team next season. Remember they beat Liver- more--something that hasn't been done in the last four years. O JACK W. FERRILL 5. nfl- S sis ,vs -Q in -42 B BASKETBALL TEAM inn 3. pn 0 R. Ribeiro, l. Tarango, J. Ligon, J. England, T. Shelton, Coach Nelson, Manager C. Jacobsen. , B BASKETBALL TEAM Manteca ,.... Ripon ,.... Galt ,..,,.,...... Antioch ...,., Tracy .............. Pleasant Hill ...., St. Mary's San Ramon .,..., Armiio ........,.. The T954 B's are to be commended for their fine play this season. From the standpoint of wins and losses the season has been a rugged one. The competition this year has been very tough. The Liberty Cubs not being a tall team had to contend with much taller teams all the way through the schedule. This year's B team was a courageous group of boys. Despite larger teams, and subsequent losses they never let down. The boys because of their desire, team play, and sportsmanship won the ac- claim of not only their own coaches, but those of rival coaches and players as well. One B player, who was later moved up to the varsity, made all-League honors-that was Tom Shel- ton. Other outstanding B's this year were Leroy Hartwig, Jack England, Ralph Mendoza, Sidro Tarango, and Dave Borion. 7554 John Swett Rio Vista ,. Livermore Alhambra San Ramon John Swett Orestimba Livermore Alhambra Q Ng.. R. Mendoza C Elkins D Borlon R Ribeiro i , A U s f 1'- .., . i Top row: D. Beatte, S. Domingo, A. Celoni, D. Rennels, M. O'Brien, L. Fernandez, H. Urenda, G. Novero, F. Griialva. Third row: D. Mack, R. Kutsch, R. Davis, F. Mallet, B. Simpson, C. Willis, R. CO6ll'1O, K- Colburn, T. Martinez, Second row: A. Silveria, J. Rodriquez, C. Pringle, V. Bruckner, D. McClain, B. Cecchenni, T. Sanchez, Coach L. Bronzan. Front row: R. Stone, L. Bevill, A. Hampton, G. Henry, S. Fortner, L. Hartwig, B. Machado, Coach J. Ferrill. BLOCK L SOCI ETY The Block L is an organization composed of letter winners in varsity competi- tion. The primary function of this organization is the regulation of gaining and displaying Athletic Awards. Under the faculty advisorship of Mr. Bronzan and Mr. Ferrill this year Block L has undertaken various activities. The Block L's first activity was their participation in the annual Homecoming Parade and also the crowning of the Football Queen. Later in the year they sponsored a basketball team in the Brentwood Recreational League. The most outstanding activity of the year for this organization was the annual Sportscade. Part of the proceeds from this sporting event went toward this year's bigger, and finer annual. ..- .if 'T .., 'l, u Q - X yi, N-4' In xx- .. 2 4. .Z'q 'U I ,a, .4 : ' ' 4 f I 1 J . 'lJs4.i, .'4 l . There are new friends and new interests. There are new loyalties, too. Some of our friendships are temporary, starting only because of circumstance. Some will grow and last. lt takes a while to find which are which. freshmen 'C' C7 l JENNWER HUMMEL, vice President W ' CHARLOTTE BARONI, Secretary FAYE MILLINGER, Treasurer RONALD ROMANDER Sergeant-at-Arms it Q I' x ', , Dx! f' i P l L 1 TOMMY BRYANT, President FRESHMAN OFFICERS The Freshman class started out its first year at Liberty with a big bang, by taking charge of a coke sale at one of the first football games. Freshmen this year added to the standing of Liberty High by con- ducting a March of Dimes campaign which tripled last year's income, on that event. We like Liberty and hope to help make it even more successful in the future. LELAND STUART MRS. HUMMEL MR- WAY Student Council AdVl50f Adwso' if f-'N '- v, .48 ass, ,r . AJ Q, .1 rv 'T f , A- .-, rw -sy ,Q .?,,a', -, ,.-, dy ' D -Tir Nd 1 I 'T' l if , 4' A 1. : ff 1-- . l , ' all ' ia, f v. I . -' f -.:-:S 1 il ' 4 'f H , J ..i-4 Nad. il 4' J h 'V i U ' as T . ' , V 3 g J 5. - ,Q , 'Z ' g-L- Z.: L1 .J 27 ' Q91 -:ld 3 - K4 - Sz' if. 4 1--5 ll Al X' S J l ll R A'r'.A an-: iff- 1 . .-- ,1 Q TT, sf' e If'1-. i Q 6 Q T' -Q 37K . ,. , f ,t . f 'Q ' QYIW A I s , 'P' 1 N--of P r. '- -T' :ig P I F Top row: R. Addington, G. Agan, C. Alanis, L. Allen, J. Alexander, J. Allison, M. Arata T. Arguelles, R. Armstrong, P. Barbee. Second row: N. Barkley, C. Baroni, J. Barrios B. Bartee, H. Beltran, D. Barton, A. Berumen, D. Bloodworth, L. Bohannon, B. Bonde Third row: P. Boniali, D. Borion, Y. Bovert, R. Brady, B. Braz, E. Brias, T. Bryant, R Brown, M. Bruckner, R. Buskey. Fourth row: G. Butler, B. Byer, G. Caldwell, P. Campbell J. Clark, B. Clifton, B. Coffman, L. Conner, D. Crandell, F. Crane. Fifth row: R. Cossins, E DalPorto, B. Davis, W. Davis, E. Deiesus, D. Dickey, C. Dill, B. Doyle, J. Duarte, H Douglas. I N s - uiy,-, -I mn 3 J . X 1 iw 1 lv s W, 1 Q. nv 'UI Q Q Q '. A It a 8 4 mfg' ' 8 'rv F' New 'au N- S0 ' 3 4 F4 .D . -,4 S-I ' if ' ' Q A ' -Y rf , .1 - ' ' Y' - ,. M A f n . . 'L , A P C 1 Z: l 1 0: ,R I: 'Qt Q K 9 Q N6 'I 6-,I . 'Z v, 2: M - , ,Q -.r' s V -. Ns Q l ' - Q. . --1' I g . I ,X : ' 'J i Q .1 ' 2 , 5 8 4 I, 3 Q i - Q-6 v ' . - f I f.- ' fc sf, 4. l .3 '-3 fx, ' - - J .: ' ' L -J 0 sa I 1 M ' . f ,' I ' -f' ' A :J -in JY' J ' fill 'S ' . ., , K ir I Al ' -v 1 I ' ' K C: .1 X A - ,Q A: Ju 4 'N . f , 4- , A ff. ' -- I ' I-1: ... fx x zz- gi ' 'F ' ' gg' ' ---w -J -1- -K K ,: .- I y 1 -5 f gy, ... N145 .V Xu lv . - sr - . . ff 3'.f'Fue ,f ,P . - f X ,LA , ' J - ,ff gg, 4. t. 'I' 1 I' K Q J 'L T' ll' 5 . Q ' 'F ! A19 J.. , Q ' - - 'L :T is Q. C. ' .- i f ' , 4' ' ' L f'-1 l S. r A A 'ii A at I 'I - 2 4 'L f FJ! Q - 'i ff 'fr ,-,-A 3 71 ,f R I' l N 0 -Q. Top row: A. Ellison, D. Ensminger, R. Espinoza, R. Esquivel, R. Esquivel, M. Faiardo, M. Faiardo, E. Fannuchi, N. Faria, J. Fertado, G, Figaroa. Second row: R. Flores, F. Franco, J. Friday, L. Frost, J. Hummel, A. Garcia, C. Genna, C. Garcia, D. Garcia, D. Garcia. Third row: D. Garcia, P. Garcia, G. Gibson, G. Gill, J. Glenezki, L. Gonzales, J. Griffith, D. Guisti, I. Hadenfeldt, J. Henderson. Fourth row: J. Hamill, L. Hansen, A. Hatfield, G. Hart, C. Harrison, J. Hayes, L. Helland, P. Helzer, M. Johnson, R. Hamlin. Fifth row: V. Highfill, R. Holland, R. Holland, R. Holman, C. Korsgaard, O. Kuhn, C. Jacobsen, L. Johnson, M. Hickman, J. Jones. I Q ,, .-, . 'r-' FI. iff. -vi '1' '1-11 F -: si, ' nf ' 'al' 1 ' if I Nr. WP f . l f l + . N.. , 1331- .-'3X'cP'- V 5 J Z' uf4mV..l fx f 4 's F., Q l :I- W - 1 t K .1 Q .- 3.2. ,T 2 1. - .3 C , T: Q 4. -L , D2 56 W T: nl' -Q -0' :Q i ' rf' '17 A 44' 7 -' 1 ,JJ4 Q, A, '-Y' f 2 X ' . -, 'P I , , - ,, , .. NJ' I . I 0. IX -'J i ls .Ala 9 'fi' 1' -- fi - fi 2 f 1 'i V 0 ,Q , 1- 7 4- 0 4- 8 5 ,Q 'Q 4' l-4 . ,. ., J V 'Q '7 'Er .mt 4' ' -.r D . , .f 1-'7 . 4 l. lv- f L ll! .44 N . Il eil? L F . ir N' X ' I' - 'I L .L ' ' ,l 2 Z-'L' . 17 4? jp 'uf' A JVC, .a nc. Jn- - WN lj- C ' 'gl'-1 3. A : P 5 -' f'- ' - 'D 4' '-' fi - , ,X 'Q-'L My 'v 1 M.. ,H 4, WYKIA I . L f' E 5 ' l Q4 A 1 I A Ja - , -'53, 'ft - ' no 's. ' , qi 5 -' 'T' x 3- ' 'C-D. ' -5, . N. 13, ': -.- J -- '? ,rx L' I 'J - A ? X x f- x -' .A I 1 4.ff' . - A 5 eq lk - First row: K. Kawada, D. Kennedy, R. Lasater, D. Lopez, B. Lunsford, B. Neely, B. Mantelli, R. Martel, J. Martinez, F. Mauricio. Second row: R. McCall, O. McClure, V. McHenry, D. McCord, J. McCurtain, W. McDonald, F. Mellinger, F. Mercado, B. Montalvo, C. Morgan. Third row: B. Merez, J. Munoz, P. Ochoa, J. Ornelas, V. Orozco, J. Ortiz, G. Paniagua, W. Panisqua, L. Paslay, M. Pastor. Fourth row: B. Patty, E. Pease, L. Pease, M. Piguete, E. Pires, J. Phelps, J. Pomeroy, A. Ponce, D. Pool, G. Pruitt. Fifth row: S. Ramos, P. Reece, C. Reemers, R. Rios, L. Rocha, L. Ruddick, R. Romander, L. Rosa, W. Samuals, L. Stuart. ',,,,..,-- A 'j'f'f L V 43g-.'v?'f I-'fizf :Q if .1 . Q Q P A.. I ', 3 ' , ' l i 0:',.'Vh- 3 f, ga .Q 1: -6 . -- -' - - -f QQ 6 4' --1 . 'T' ' fri' 'A . T' k -. J .1 . -p 4 3,7 A vf ' - X gn . K A . f 1' - tri- ' ixi 1 J 1' ago. B l usa.. A-,vi 171- 7:15 ,C 1, ,A ,A 23 Tr '1 43' T H f in -vw -T9 -gi ' 1. I ww -1- Q, J f al . . . ' X ,. .1 -- - T l - 'Q . 'l fs .I J Shea -as . B . i In 1 ' 'K 'S' ' if flew iz... sf- - 2 T - Q 9 ' is . - -- , ' -- 1 - - , ' ga' 'Af' 5 N9 ,Nfl f -0 'T P ' Nwr 'T N' gf' '-agp 'l .ag mi- ,J Q' .agp '93 ' Q' 1 T' fs: 'sl l' ff: Ms' 31 . 'J' 'fr . N ' Q , T f 1 ' 4 -' JI A - -l K QA E. . fn-. .'. .,..!. Top row: J. Shelton, I. Sherman, J. Silva, B. Simmons, W. Sims, D. Skaggs, S. Smith A. Somerhalder, B. Somerhalder, M. Somerhalder. Second row: B. Sommerville, B. Springs M. Tarango, S. Tarango, E. Taylor, M. Torres, G. Townsend, N. Towns, R. Treat, T. Treat Third row: J. Trembley, B. Urenda, E. Urenda, P. Van Brunt, B. Warren, C. Warren, G. Wasso A. Weatherby, C. Weder, G. Wells. Fourth row: E. Wetzel, M. White, R. White, J. Wiley C. Williams, G. Wolfe, A. Wood, R. Wood, I. Zachery. Not pictured: O. Fullner, D. Furman, H. Huggins, D. Kennedy, G. Barron, E. Bias, C. Biglow, D. Brown, D. Cowan, C. Doan, R. Esquivel. ,..,.. wi, I' ff M if C '4' : . . .. . ' J ' sir' .0 ', J 52 S . ,, Q 1495- .uii l -1m J x.D14xP.r. 't '91 Q iiIf'Q - if' rf' .15 .H T9 1 . L . I 4 ' v , FRESHMAN SNAPS At first we are too busy thinking about ourselves and the people around us to worry much about ideas. But later on we begin to think about bigger things, and we find that getting together in a group is a good way to find out what others think. We begin to see, too, that adults can sometimes be a help, it we want them to be. sophomores 12 nl c, .4 'cT' JUDY GAUGER, Vice President KATHY RICHART, Secretary t. 3. fi .L RALPH ME NDOZA, President The Sophomore Class started its activities for the year with a coke sale at the Pleasant Hill game. tri The Freshman initiation and reception, given by the Sophomores, was a big success and a lot of fun. The Sophomores won first prize in the Homecoming parade for their float, Mary Had A Little Lamb. It represented a lot of hard work, but it was fun. The class rings were ordered and received before Christmas. Every- one was pleased with the choice. Climaxing the year was the very successful Sophomore Hop. SOPHOMGRE CDFFICERS LARRY MIKKELSON, Treasurer HERMAN URENDA JACK ENGLAND MR. INMAN 5e,gea,,,,a,,A,ms Student Council Advisor ev va , C ov- 1 SAL 4 L 6 4? t i ,qi 1-,i g x - 1 . 4. N - Q Q ? it no -1 I 'Q 3? lt -0 4' ' 5 'lx A Cf! fd 'O T f Q ' - Y r if - N C' in O ln? 4' .':..1, . -.Ar 5 C J-. ifx' it ' J... '43 'x,.5'a 'I 7 1' 'xt . 'A T iw x?' . ,wir 'wry wt' .-1 Wig. , f NY 4 f 4 L. A lk , R I- .,, A A., 1 ' A - 'P 5: Q: 2. - '7 - -' 3 f- .. 1? ' 1 '. I ' ., 1 .- a' l - ' A 9 3 H -- ' ff, .fri ff M A ' ' ' Q9 fx. 'f 'Yew 'rj f- ' 1 i I . R ' ff X ,. 1 , I T., 5-. ' ' 1 lk AK f X A . 'M -1-5 PM .: A-:. E.,-v --2--Q. ,C-,..,,.,.. ,z -2 . V'-I 1 1 I , ' o ' -'fm 'av 33 ff' Jef -1' Li .. gt.. -' Nd f ' . f - ' 'fl ' P H l .1-r ll 'J ' Pi -l C I .'5v5:4 .-3 Ja.. G .. .. ,,. 0 i l? ,l i 'ix' cs: 2 3 Q -av G 6' 1-1 ' w-17 fs ' ' l , fl vs N' l'0 -, i , 4 1 Z 1 I ' Z' 2? ' 1-1 ':' V K it ' . . ' 'Q ll -L V .- ly Top row: J. Alanis, J. Allen, L. Allen, P. Aguiar, R. Alves, M. Ambrosino, J. Anderson, J. Armstrong, J. Baeta, G. Ball. Second row: M. Banuelos, M. Barrera, W. Bell, A. Bello, A. Belscher, D. Bevill, L. Bevill, N. Blaine, P. Blevins, R. Bloodworth. Third row. M. Bogle, M. Bohannon, N. Bozarth, W. Broderick, G. Broclewick, J. Bryant, R. Bryant, R. Canada, E. Clements, E. Clemons. Fourth row: E. Coats, G. Cogswell, D. Cole, L. Conness, D. Cook, B. Corzine, D. Crandall, D. Crane, J. Crist, N. Crowell. Fifth row: C. Davidson, R. Davis, P. Dinsmore, S. Dodd, D. Doll, E. Domingo, J. Duarte, G. Dunkin, B. Duran, C. Elkins. ' sf ff x 3 fx fi 1. ' , fb ' ' . ' - 1 - 1 . F-Q V40 Q J 4.4 ' 5 J C Q 3 L I '-ff-4 - ,, r-7 f -I - X T A f N- TJ 1 f Nd 1 i 399 I ----ff - f 211 - . I l I QA si as 'I .. .. 'I A' be 2 C ,: , -3 ,T 1: 4 4. 4: tg . . xv, W Iv ,cj L: -.. JL u ' .1-it vm? 'flu 0 ' - . 3' Nqj i JI r ,fly , I . ' .- J S - sl f K1 -lv . . .: - - ' l 0 XP. aa ,T - ' -1 ' . '2 , 4 -- 3 1 . V I .1 K .J v 47 -Q - il I A' 9- ' - 'Y LT 'WL -' H-f-5 . T fb - cj - od V 5 I ., K V ns F , , ,rl t K . h . - gg ' -.. Q gs: ' 3' , ,, ,Pk J Q Q 5' 5' 57: .0 '5' V -J -4 b A -v ' , J 1 W 11 ' 4 v X I 25 'N -x 'F QQ Y -0 X 1-fx! r-X 'ilu 's 5: .. :D K ' '. - - I -3 1,54 ' ' 'Q' ff- - F -a 2-4 ' 5 -t I . - ' , --' ' ' ' A . V wi A, t X A z 1 f. uf T - -A Q 5 Y.. - X J-6 'R Pi if , Q1 -G++ -- H 'T 'Q Q T1 'Tj 'Gal 4, -f Q-cf Nj l f f . - ' if r. 1- Safivdh , fx Top row: D. Ellis, J. England, L. England, M. Enos, L. Epling, T. Fanucchi, L. Fernandez, D. Fisher, O, Fortson, F. Freitas. Second row: G. Franch, V, Furtado, B. Garcia, R. Garcia A. Gaston, J. Gauger, A. Gonzales, M. Griialva, R. Griialva, S. Hall. Third 'rowz B Hanratty, M. Harris, R. Harrison, C. Hawkins, J. Hayes, S. Henry, R. Hingley, M. Kamagaki G. Kennedy, B. Knauss. Fourth row: N. Ladd, T. Lane, K. Lee, D. Leroy, J. Libbey, J Ligon, J. Linn, W. Longson, A. Lopez, J. Lovelace. Fifth row: B. Lunsford, R. Machado, F. Mallet, B. Manor, V. Marez, F, Martin, C. Martinez, B. Mason, S. McCain, J. McCurtain 1 1 t Yi I l N' 4 ae.-.J fl - 'Sf' .l ' x fx in T'-Ll ,fi 1 :i!u.1:f.: l r 1' Q - , - A -' A 2 , Q. 3 x I ,Q Lv f '1.- 4 l ' -I on A., I9 I' 4 xl I ' -- -1 Nd uv J, -- ' .1 -.- 'E' ' 5 i i . --'if' ' A Xxx - - fe: f at 9. J 9 rg: Q a R I 4 Q ' - 1,-5. az Q g Q rg' f' 'f -0 J L' -a ,, ' -.. Q' f 'ff' 13,3 Nw'-J' A'-- ff, Q A7 . 'T' 'z' , ' ' . f 0 Sf., he l NJ! L , ,. we . F, 4 - . -rf! Ja - l - 11 ., w 'ff P x .,,f...a. 1 i ,.-vm., 1 sl F4 rs. ,Q - :S L: ' an ' 1 -v. ,., .-Q . f 2 F 3 f 4,1 A-N: -e ' W' ., . ' '41 Y P . - V - , f A F ,J ff' V -1, 1 -0 vs V d 9'2 ' ' zxff . . u 1 gf - V ' 1' K ' Y j 1 4- 'L GC 'I -,....- :Q .J'.F-W' Q I-0 ' N V A :W '-1 l ' ' 'I fx N - M' -l g ' . ff ' V '1 ' 'F' X- f No , , - , r . r g + I 1 ft . Q S I . Q? g . A 'O 2 in , A 6 l 1' I' n. li il',:A J -, S. ,,, . lv 1-A , .-- - l 17 I x Q Y l f wr ' v r .1 I S. A B Top row: J. McCuiston, R. McDar.iels, P. Mcl-lenry, C. Mendez, R. Mendoza, L. Mikkelsen R. Miles, E. Miller, G. Moore, A. Morales. Second row: C. Ochoa, L. Ohmstead, O Paez, B. Palladino, J. Partridge, V. Pato, G. Patrick, J. Pederson, E. Pina, B. Pottenger Third row: J. Pringle, F. Reese, B. Reemers, R. Ribeiro, R. Ribeiro, K. Richart, H Roebuck, J. Roofe, J. Rossi, N. Ruddick. Fourth row: M. Salas, L. Sanchez, T. Sanchez, J. Sani, C. Saucedo, E. Schvvitters, B. Scott, R. Scott, R. Secrest, A. Self. Fifth row: J Sheffield, R. Shrader, A. Silveria, K. Sizemore, D. Smith, G. Somerhalder, B. Sossman, R. Spanger, R. Spiers, I. Stallings. ui- 'll vv Q' r '5 2-5 75 T: 1 ,Rh '- 1 - -4 , we -.. 'f .-fl f,..,-'- cf, -H-if -ff L. f ' gf? ,Q ..-Q V- .5 I 41 93 sd ' i v....1 6 I A L IX la 1' in 5 Q II F .xr 2 A 3 1- lov 1 3 g IS' ,Cyl . 2: XZ- 'rv 43, iff IJ ' ,. 7 N i ., Bl 8 Q l I J YA q . .AL - I, ' -A Q Top row: S. Stemler, A. Straub, S. Strickland, D. Teague, T. Clarence, L. Thompson, M. Tipton, M. Torrez, M. Treat, L. Trzepkowski. Second row: V. Tuttle, H. Urenda, B. Van- Hook, D. VanHook, C. Villa, L. Villa, P. Walker, E. Waller, E. Webb, K. Wheeler. Third row: B. Whitton, J. Wilkins, D. Williams, T. Williams, J. Wisecarver, H. Wolf, W. Younger, R. Yingling. Not pictured: G. Bellah, B. Fryar, W. Grace, L. Hummel, S. King, D. Mello, F. Mendoza, G. Pruitt, T. Quesada, T. Reed, A. Riley, G. Roebuck, G. Rosa, K. Simmons, D. Waters. I . . v , l 'Sf . A 'S fn., 1 fi 1 .0 ,L-A 'E-4.1 vp -P511 43 if .iff '4:2ef ,,,,- f-T ,. TJ , . fi 4, ' 0 Q7 h. .fbi .X UR. 1' .'fA.+, .a, Q 3' n'ff!, W A I' L p A 1' W- any Nd- ,b -N.. Y at in' ,N 43 4- ' . Q f- ' 43- Q' '-L' Nl -1,4015 ww-iff +g. ? .Q-TT , YI Q- - Q ,- -' L ' '51, s 'o? '.P f'- x ' , ax k . 5 qt 5 x . .5 5. Q, A Q .'s. ' lg, . .br I r . -N '- ' fy- .l, gg yi-, I I 4A , 1 .'9K'f'3fK.i- f S - 'Aw'-S X' N s 'h ,1' ' ix, . I ill - 0 R' ' .' V- u . bfi' . N 'PV' S sr- - ' '. fzi:'7- s ff -ay-Vizqg A - D Q ' X t -I'. 0' Q - 'JK .. if- xx A t 'y 'A I . . , Q : v .1 is-fu. W , V - 1 s I.. A.. x' - Q -V - I Q , .xsu --.3 L .-E541 Bo ah' Ain-u L. ' , V ' A . Q ' i KC' ' ' ' - Q .' . rm . 1 Q? :Q . . . .'f ., lx' - ' N - ! W' A. u . ' . 4 ' A A .ss S ' I' 1. a..k U f Our life oufside school is not all fun. Some of us learn that hard work, Too, can be rewarding. We get not only The independence of having our own money, but The sarisfacfion of a job well-done. juniors 2' I ' -l ,is Fi ,P - Vs- 7 J '?' -n i I i , i V ,X i, 1 4 Rh 'll S4 . I Il GARY KATOAKA, Vice President ALLEN KAWADA, President JUN ICR CLASS QFFICERS The Class of T956 began an active year by selling cokes at the San Ramon football game. Their next proiect was giving the first student body assembly which vvas a huge success. Later in the Fall, we entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. The Junior Prom, held in April, was considered one of the best dances of the year, and everyone enjoyed it immensely. The final activity was the .lunior-Senior Picnic, at which all the upper- GLADYS WHITMAN, Secretary classmen had a good time, thus ending the iuniors' year on a happy note. .l ,- R , wg! SALLY RIOS, Treasurer GEORGE HENRY, Student Council TONY SANCHEZ, Sergeant-at-Arms Q F 'Tl . ' 1 '-QQ -'., ll' wa 'A -an .1- -v v- l . ll 9 4x ,,, -.lt ,J .ff 'Y' fx-4 .' Q .I L ' 'I 3-w f' ' .qv S, 1 1,-I ' K A w G 10: Q Q N - if 'A 2' Q I-:A :I 4 v Q '1 fd, 'fff fr' F ' 'ill 1 l -A l L , wx l F ' 6: 'l d ' , f ,V,.,n5 ' 7 fs' ' ':a-nl 4, '99, J' 4 'Ia if Ai -0 -i v 'Z . 1- ' .lil -1 3 .ffx -C N f V U la gh 4 F. -3 6' 4 z. J' 5' Ti -7 fvtwa ,Nuff ,il V' -A .1 , aw v l ' K Af -' N , .Y L, . fs f'l. 1+- dcywi PW ,- A JG ,. ' IFA IQ U . f.' f' fx - . ... ': A H X 1: l J E -o Q .: 5 jf, -' Lg, , , 1 .4 '..t, gi. A - 4 . ,I K V ax M.: Q A x ' 'V 9 , ,JN .. I Top row: J. Aguilar, C. Allen, A. Bartee, N. Bartee, V. Bartheld, M. Beaver, M. Beck, K. Cannon, B. Cecchini, A. Celoni. Second row: W. Clifton, B. Collins, K. Colburn, D. Cox, J. Davilla, A. Domingo, S. Domingo, N. Downs, B. Dryden, W. Duncan. Third row: H. England, J. Fasano, L. Florez, D. Forehand, C. Gambetta, J. Garcia, H. Geddes, J. Glezenski, N. Grimes, F. Griialva. Fourth row: F. Gutierrez, D. Hamlin, D. Hampton, E. Hartgraves, K. Hartson, G. Henry, H. Hix, B. Howard B. Hudelson, L. Hurd. Fifth row: C. Hurst, R. Johnson, G. Katoaka, A. Kawada, G. Kuhn, R. Kutsch, J. Lawrence, J. Lee, V. Lima, S. Longson. as i . -firfrwri' 1 5 . ' Y P-1 l Q, N! rv v .qs 1 -A N ,. ,os ,,. - as V 'IT Abi nl ' r' 'Y' ,.,.. . 4 'J not ffl ' . H I -1 X r 'l flxx R A 'K L 4 A 1 f- 1, R r f 2 'Qi i 'Li il px- 9 2 ,pix -D . for . 'I ' ' V -4 . of , D' -, - in Q , V. , -T' .I ' v t 1 -r ' ' NA -uni Yi , N V W y M' ' -N 1 V, , , -.,,. ., .1 y J A V V r M J - 1 t M- 1 -. . C A . . x if ,Q 1-9 N JB . .A , . 1: S' , .4 5, ' 5' -, -5: Q: - f: . Y KI: vw- f so 5 -A 'C at I z 1 . f ' 'T ' 'ij' 1. x 7' 5 v v--'R H Q3 H F '27 V ? l 5' ,7 - I 7 'N' ' A 40' s f-x .- ,, 0 lv- nll -nv N, - 3, ' -1 P 1 , +tfv 1 J ' v , Y' T: S I 1 J -- t, f it ' tm .T-f. 'If '+.:. 'aff :Gs ,J-4 .-. -if .-1 ' ef-M' ' -A: - T 'ff' 'S-.. 1 A 1 , P, ,41 . .... Ni- ,. i A .xt . f -1 ' '- .- A ' 7:43 ,gt 4 if ' - ,as 'if' ' f T9 7 Ac N' .0 J 4' MQ ' 'gf 439' ' T' g-4' - ' N P 4' A ' First row. l. Lunsford, R. Lyons, E. Machado, B. Manos, A. Martinez, E. Martinez, I Martinez, T. Martinez, J. Mayfield, A. McClelland. Second row: M. McClelland, D. McClough Norton, G K. Peterson J. McCurtain, D. McLain, B. Medeiros, Y. Mizuno, G. Murphy, S. Myers, W. Novero. Third row: M. O'Brien, J. Partridge, W. Pascoe, B. Pastor, B. Patty, M. Phelps, B. Ponce, V. Pool, C. Pringle. Fourth row: D. Reynolds, D. Riley, S. Rios, T Sanchez, N. Saucedo, R. Seeno, R. Sellars, T. Shelton, P. Simoni, B. Simpson. Fifth row N. Southern, E. Standridge, R. Stone, R. Strickland, J. Swicegood, L. Tarango, B. Thomas, H. Thompson, C. Townsend, J. Townsend. Sixth row: B. Treat, C. Warren, G. Wightman, B. Willis, C. Willis, D. Wilson, B. Wolfe. Pictures not shown: S. Alemada, E. Benzler, M. Benzler, V. Bruckner, M. Davidson, C. Espinoza, W. Maynard, A. McClelland, D. McClelland, C. Soto. N. L, 'Y'. s 1' 1:-9 1-7 Q ag. . -A 'it 65' l Y? ...-Z' 'Qs . f f 5 .T 4 f , I f nj. -if seniors The senior year is the time ot taking stock. We have to face up now to the not-so-distant future. We have to think about things like iobs and college and mar- riage. And we have to decide what we want to do and get ready to do it. ,MU X .. , f 5- 2 ' fl' 0 ., l -M - and-.M .qc 'rg f, ,Q vhs. ' . 4. l wx , 1 V 4 . 1 314 Q- S .1-'x.' 4 E .-Q' ' -, ,iii jf if , A' ,Riff ' I ' 4 Wai F? 4 Q 5 K Z f s fir- 4- ' N--r .. x ' W. my ,QL ,n -' 4 X ,4 ,-Y ww fs ,,,4Q 3,,,, ,. at f1,.'r , ' fag 'mf .mf R - Y 44 4 I.What do you want to be doing I0 years from now? 2,What do you think you will be doing I0 years from now? 3.What is your secret ambition? ALLEN, ANNITA-Living in a mansion with my two children, I'll be an old maid living in a shack next to the dumps, to go to Venus, marry a Venus man and raise a bunch of Venusians. ANDRONICO, FRANK-Running a harbor and a resort, trying to operate a boat harbor, to have lots of money to spend on my boats and girls. ARMSTRONG, SHIRLEY-To be an accountant in San Francisco, I'll be Fonda's manager when she's a lady wrestler, to run a boarding house for men only with Judy G. and Fonda Call are old maidsj. AVERY, JEAN-I want to be teaching music and drama, teaching music and drama here at Liberty, to play the lead role opposite Tony Curtis Cwith Janet aroundj. BAILEY, BOB-Farming, farming, to invent things. BALL, ROGER-I'd like to be in the Navy, if l'm still kicking around, I'll be in the Navy, I would rather not say. BECKER, BARBARA-I would like to be a hair stylist in a really exclusive beauty salon, I will probably be a beauty operator-iust an ordinary one, I would like to climb from the very bottom to the very top of Mt. Diablo. BERUMEN, CARMEN-I want to be married and have a dozen kids, probably still be a bookkeeper at Irene's, to ioin the WACS and marry a general. BELSCHER, SHIRLEY-I'd like to be married and have a family, married and raising that family, to be married. BEVILL, LEON-Living a quiet and peaceful life with my wife and ten kids, playing left tackle for the San Francisco 49'ers, to be an eye doctor and sell the man in the moon a pair of glasses. BLOODWORTH, ROY-Driving a lift truck for the cannery, I would like to have some high- ranking iob in a branch of the armed forces, work with rockets and fly one to some planet. BROWN, CARL-Be farming at Valley Springs, trying to get out of high school, to get out of this school and become a rich farmer. CHAVEZ, JOSIE-I hope to have a nice home and a couple of children, I'll probably be working in some office or have a beauty parlor of my own, travel around the world. COELHO, RAYMOND-Starting in on a dairy of my own. Will be married with 2 years of military service behind me, piloting a plane, to be the first farmer on the moon. COLE, LORENE-I want to be married, I'll be married, to go to Mars, marry a Mars man and have lots of little Martians. COLE, MAXINE-I'd like to be married, I'll probably be an old maid, to be a triplet instead of a twin. COOPER, WINNIE-I'd like to own my own home, keeping house, to take a cruise around the world. DAVIS, BOBBIE JO-To be married, to be peddling iunk with Margaret Combes, and Nova Downs, who will help me run my bus- SENIOR PROPI-IECY iness, to dig worms to sell for fishing bait. DAVIS, RAPHAEL-Teaching music, farming, to coach or play football. de FREMERY, JIM-Be a rancher, be in the ranching business, to be a rancher. DEJESUS, ROSALIE-Being a beer taster for the Burgermeister, living in a trailer house with 9 kids, parked in Mr. Vonder Ahe's front yard, to be Vice Principal of Liberty and have Mr. Vonder Ahe as a student who is always in trouble. DUNCAN, BILLIE-I would like to be a mother and a homemaker, my time will be spent taking care of my family and home out in the country, I will probably be married. ELKINS, DEWAYNE-Working, making a living for a family, to do radio work. FAJARDO, EMMA-I'd like to marry Sam and have two children, same as number I, to be a beauty operator and have my own beauty salon. FERTADO, RICHARD-I'd like to be a Real Estate agent, digging ditches, to bail out of an airplane without a parachute and see what happens. FITZPATRICK, ROBERTA-I'd like to be mar- ried and raising a family, I will probably be an old maid, burn down L.U.H.S. FOUST, LAVERA-I'd like to be married to a certain guy and have a couple of little guys around the house, I'll be married to some crumb I can't stand, to open up a marriage agency and when a real cute guy comes along, close up and get married. FULLMER, GAYLE-I want to be the owner in a salon and saloon, while the women are getting mud-plasters, the husbands can be getting plastered, I'll probably be a scrub woman for Montgomery Wards, to be a famous hair stylist for Paramount - Hair Styles by Gay. FURTADO, FRANK-I think I will be a farmer or a dairyman, I hope to be retired ten years from now, I wish I were an explorer. FURTADO, TERESA-I want to be married with about four children, I think I will be married by then, to be a nurse. FUNEZ, BETTY-Going to work and coming home and cooking for my husband who will be sleeping all day, sleeping all day and having my husband do all the work, it's a secret between me and Alfred. GARCIA, EVANGELINE-I want to be married and raising and enioying my children, having a beauty shop of my own which I will work in, I hope to graduate from Liberty. GAUGER, SUE-I hope to be married and have about 4 kids. Also I would like to have my teacher's credential, I'll probably be doing just that, I'd like to feed Mr. Inman so much that he'll have to crawl instead of walk. GEDDES, JERRILEE - Teaching Mrs. Jiminez's children PE, teaching a group of hoodlums from the back hills, to stay single. GEYSER, JOE-Experimenting in a laboratory, same as number I, to have a monopoly on green cheese where Arnie is. GONZALES, BENNY-I'll probably be running my uncle's farm, I hope I will find a fair maiden, get married and live happily ever after, to go out with M-M-M-Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russel, Kim Novak, and Tempest Storm. GRAHAM, DIANE-I will still be a housewife, but I also want a beauty shop of my own, I will be a plain housewife, that is for a fact, to have a beautiful home located ANYWHERE. GUTIERREZ, ANNA MARIE-I want to be a stenographer, I think I will be marriecl- to go to Hollywood and meet all the stars. HAGERTY, PAT-Running the Burgermeister Beer Co. and going broke because Rosalie is tasting too much, living in a 2-room trailer house with 9 kids, parked right next to Rosalie who lives in Mr. Vonder Ahe's front yard, to drink Country Club Beer so Alice can complete her model home. HAIR, BILLIE-I want to be driving a '65 Olds- mobile convertible, I'll probably be driving around in an old ial0pYi not to get married, to work and make lots of money, own an Oldsmobile, and a big modern house in Concord. HAMPTON, ARNOLD-Trying to pass Social Studies, I'd like to be a salesman, to fly to the moon. HARTSON, ROBERT-I would like to be a ser- geant in the National Guard, a Pvt. in the National Guard, I would like to own l00 acres of good land in eastern Oregon. HIGHFILL, .IAYNE-Be a secretary, keeping house for Eugene, to build a hot rod for Eugene. HEISER, PEGGY-I intend to have been mar- ried for 9V2 years to Bob Rubbert and hope to have 3, 4, or even 5 boys, I'll also prob- ably be helping my husband bale hay, make fence, feed cattle, etc., to be a truck driver. HUDMAN, AVENE-I want to be married to Sonny and working in an office in some fairly large town far away, I think I will be married to Sonny and taking care of our 3 children aged 7, 4, and I, to be a model for John Robert Powers. HURST, CORRINE-Working for someone who doesn't care if I know anything or not, I'll be married and have I or 2 kids, to make a SI000 a week and not have to pay any income tax. KNOWLES, HELEN-Living in a modern home with Jim and 3 kids, I will be married, have IO kids, and live in a shack, to go to Pluto, marry a Pluto Man and have little Plutusians. LASATER, DON- Playing pool in the Brent- wood Pool Hall, playing pool in the Brent- wood Pool Hall, to be a pool shark. LEWIS, NANCY-l hope to be married and have a nice home, I'll be a single secretary living in a cheap apartment, to be a tough and rough lady cop. LINN, CHARLES-Testing beer at Burgie, test- ing beer at Lucky, testing beer for Falstaff. LONGWELL, ROBERT-I'd like to have my own business, I'll be in the Army, to be a taster in a pickle factory. LUNSFORD, EDITH-I'll be an old maid, to be Tony Curtis's baby-sitter, to be my own Grandma. LOZANO, MARY-I'd like to be married with 3 kids, I'll be a certain someone's private sec- retary, it's a secret between someone and me. MACHADO, BOB-I'd like to be a mechanical engineer, married and the father of 3 children, I'll be a mechanical engineer, married and have 3 children, to help plan the rocket ship for Joe and Arnie. MACK, DAVID-l'd like to be a successful business man with a wife, married and working hard, to separate certain girls. MARTINEZ, LUPE-I still want to be in a healthy condition, I'll probably be far away from here, to graduate from Liberty with good grades and then travel to see the bullfights. MENDEZ, MOLLY-l'd like to be teaching music to little monsters in an elementary school, I'll prob- ably be sipping tea with some future old maids, to be an airline hostess. MISQUEZ, MAGOLINE-I'll probably be married, I hope to have a iob in some office, to be a typist. NORRICK, LARRY-Driving a Hot one at Booneville, lying in a cemetery 6 ft. under, to marry a girl with lots of money. PADILLA, CORRINE-l'd like to be a dress designer, I'll be married to a certain San Francisco bus driver, marry a millionaire. PARTRIDGE, JEAN-l'd like to be married and have a small family, I'll probably be keeping house for Roaland, to be able to win an argument with Mr. Cate. PASLEY, HARLON-Working for Uncle Sam, iust work- ing, to be best man at my own wedding. PATTY, FONDA-Selling straight jackets to everyone who thought his high school wishes would come true and went mad trying to make them do so, baby-sitting for Doris, Sandy, Shirley and Sue's 20 kids, to live in my mansion and drive Cadillacs around. My slaves who shall wash my feet every hour will be Sandy, Shirley, Doris, and Sue. COf course I'm only mad ! I ! D PENNINGTON, SHIRLEY-Taking a cruise around the world, I'll be a beautician, to learn to fly a plane. REED, LESTER-l'd like to be in the Air Force, I'll be in the Air Force, to date Marilyn Monroe. RENNELS, DORIS-l'd like to be married and have two or three pairs of twins, l will probably be a maid for someone living in a penthouse in the top of the Empire State Building, to eat starch foods, sweets, milk, and a big banana split with a coke. RENNELS, DON-I'll be pulling out the last of Mr. Inman's teeth and replacing them with radio-active uranium, l'd like to be head dentist at the White House, if the Republicans are in, to become President of the U.S.S.R. RODRIQUEZ, JOE-Running the mile in the Olym- pics, running my Dad's bar in Knightsen, to be a counselor at juvenile hall. RODRIQUEZ, TONY-Playing professional baseball, playing professional baseball, to be a professional baseball player. SANDOVAL, JESSIE-Taking a trip to Mexico and South America, married and maybe have a child, to be a doctor. SANI, GLORIA-I'll be a baby-sitter for my sister's kids, I thing I'll be a school teacher on planet Mars, to be the first woman mayor of Byron when it is the largest city in the U. S. SANTOS, ERNESTINA-I will be married almost IO years and have 4 children, a boy and three girls, I will be a housewife and probably a handyman for my husband, to get out of school without being kicked out first. SCHOONOVER, LEROY-l'd like to be in the Air Force, I'll be in the Air Force, to be a general in the Air Force. SCHWITTERS, RONALD-I'll probably be getting out of the Air Force and become an electronics engineer on the first outer space station, electronics Engineer, to be on the first rocket ship to the moon. SCOGGINS, ALICE-Sober Rosalie up after a hard days work as a taster for the Burgie Beer Co., living in a trailer house next to Pat who lives next to Rosalie, who lives in Mr, Vonder Ahe's front yard, build a model home of Country Club Beer cans. SCOTT, HOUSTON-I don't know, rich oil man, lt's a secret. SELLERS, EDWIN-I hope to pass Mr. Ferrill's gym class, farming, to be a millionaire. SHRADER, VIRGINIA-Married with two healthy chil- dren and a good husband, a maid taking care of Helen's I0 kids in her mansion with 100 rooms, to be commander-in-chief of all the armed forces in the world and be married to a king. SHIROYAMA, MASATO-Truck farming, farming, test car driver. SILVERIA, ALFRED-I want to sleep all day waiting for my wife to come home from work and cook my dinner so I can go back to sleep, I'll be working 8 days a week, coming home to cook my wife's dinner so she can go back to sleep, to turn off the news broadcaster that comes in on the station F-U-N-E-Z! SKAGGS, BONNIE-Taking a trip to the moon, I would like to be 27 years young, married to one husband with about 3 children and leading a suc- cessful married life, to go to Paris. SMITH, LARRY-Spending my vacation fishing and hunting in Alaska, supporting a family, to drive a big car in the Indianapolis Speed Race. STANDRIDGE, SHIRLEY-Other than being a house- wife, I would like to be head clerk in a department store, taking care of my children and being a good wife, I hope, I don't know. STONE, BETTE-To be married to a billionaire, to live in Hawaii, to weigh over 100 lbs. SYLVESTER, BILL-Have lots of money and a lot of big cars, probably be a barber, I want to drink a can of beer without getting sick. TILLOTSON, DON-A frog man in the Navy, a mil- lionaire, a Space Ranger with the Space Patrol. TIPTON, CAROL SUE-Living in South America with my husband on our plantation, I think l will be married by then, to go abroad and visit all the countries of the Orient. URENDA, MARY-I want to be in a famous all girl orchestra. Jessie, Corrine, Carmen, Lupe, Maggie, and Armida will be in the orchestra with me, I will probably be a housewife, to be a career girl. VIRAMONTES, ARMIDA-Hope to be living, married with a family to take care of, travel to Spain for a vacation. WALKER, SANDRA-I want to be a nurse, married to a rancher and raising 4 or 5 children, to marry Liberace's older brother, George. WARREN, STEVE-Draftsman, draftsman, I'm the only one that knows. WATSON, JANICE-Hope to be married to a certain someone and have 3 kids, probably working and taking care of my home, to use the box of Bab-O Jacquie left me last year to wash Mr. Inman down the drain. WEDER, EARNEST-I want to have a good iob in the steel mill, I think I'll have a good iob in the steel mill, to have a good rank in the service. WILLIAMS, DON-Be in some service, working for someone, own a business. WOLF, DORIS-I want to have Fonda and Shirley baby-sit for me, I will probably be chasing my kids all over the place, to be an orthopedic nurse. WOLFE, PAT-I would like to be flying over the Pacific Ocean as an airline stewardess, I'll probably be married to some poor farmer and have ten kids, to be reborn so I could be triplets with Mac and Lou. WOLFENBARGER, WAYNE-Driving a new Cadillac and smoking foot-long cigars, running a business of some kind, WOMEN. . I i SX r. iii P- I ov-in ag 'D f' is. I u , Q Y 3 I S- .Q - R . .J r . '-I- K- .- 'S' l ,Y 4' L ,' Nd ,est is 1 Q0 Iv-1-1 ' T' -- Qtr -7 ' 43 'S NI X! r ' F I - . I ,f s -. if lla' J 'v' P , cf. .. sd Q J 1' air. -a r-5 JCI .Nr ,A rss, I.:-4 'ff-rw. I -ef. ,.,,, 'J 'I Ab C-Q 9 -A 143' -I ' .-.-, I 2' 'cs A N' ag, sk 1- .2 .dh 'vu 'l',,. If an li . - - .4 ,T 2 so X, T' it ed 1 3 2 1 '-5 ,A SENIOR WILL I, MARGARET ALANIS, will that the teachers keep an eye on my two kid brothers and sisters. I, ANNITA ALLEN, will my ability not to flirt with boys to my sister Lois. Clet them flirt with youD. I, FRANK ANDRONICO, leave all my girl-friends to Bob Ponce, with a few exceptions. I, RICHARD ARGUELLES, will my ability to get in trouble with Mr. Havens to Bob Pastor, Tony Martinez, Bob McDaniels, and Tony Fanucchi. I, SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG, will to my sister, Joyce, the crush l've had on Mr. Bronzan all these A years. I, DAVE BEATTIE, will to Albert Celoni a clean pair of sweat socks. I, JEAN EVONA AVERY, do on this tenth day of June I955, bequeath my dance band to Frankie Grijalva, solo trumpet chair to Gloria Ball, and my Seat in Mr. Elder's English class to another senior student who might stumble into it! I, CARMEN BERUMEN, will leave Liberty without Guido. I, LEON BEVILL, will leave Liberty with a smile and a pout, but will be gay when Joyce is out. I, BUD BIGLOW, will leave with all the other farmers, Cl hopej. I, ROY BLOODWORTH, will my 30 page essay to some iunior who is willing to pay my price. l, CARL BROWN, being of sound mind CI hopej leave my desk, low grades and all my unfinished homework in senior social studies to my brother, hoping that he will understand the teachers and books better than I did. We, JOSIE CHAVEZ and JANICE WATSON, will leave the box of BAB-O given to us by Jacquie to Pete Lunsford to wash Mr. Inman down the drain. Clt didn't work this year . . . never say die Petellj. I, RAYMOND COELHO, will my ability to play the position of tackle Cwhat little I havej to my little brother Evo. We, MAXINE and LORENE COLE, will leave Liberty so another set of twins can confuse the teachers. I, MARGARET COMBES, somewhat regretfully leave to Norma Bozarth and Lucille Thompson all the tricks of getting around in Old George. Make good use of them girls! I, WINNIE COOPER, will leave to get married. I, BOBBIE DAVIS, will my three years as maiorette to Nadine Barkley who will make a good one, I know. I, FRANK DAVIS, will Joe Duarte my pole vault pit. I, RAPHAEL DAVIS, in sound mind and body, will my musical talent to Pat McHenry because he sure needs it-believe me, he does. I, JIM de FREMERY, will my ability to get into trouble with Mr. Havens to all the boys who will take my place in Ag. I, ROSALIE DEJESUS, will leave on good behavior after 4 years of solitary confinement. I, BILLIE DUNCAN, wish to will to Nick Belscher my good studying habits. Be sure to study the right thing now, Cnot girls but booksl. I, DEWAYNE ELKINS, will my football managers iob to some poor soul. I, EMMA FAJORDO, will leave to go with Sam. l, RICHARD FERTADO, will if she will. I, ROBERTA FITZPATRICK, will my classy glasses to Mr. Krumland, who may need them someday. I, LAVERA FOUST, will leave not to find a husband, but to let some lucky guy find a wife. I, GAYLE FULLMER, hereby will my interest in my salon and saloon to Betty Hudelson. I, BETTY FUNEZ, will leave with Alfred. l, TERESA FURTADO, will leave for a far unknown place. I, SUE GAUGER, leave my ability to get in more, bigger, and better messes than anyone also could possibly get into, to my sister, Judy. She really doesn't need it, but l'd like to get rid of it. I, JERRILEE GEDDES, will if he will. I, JOE GEYSER, leave my perfect timepiece to Mr. Inman who needs one. I, ANNA MARIE GUTIERREZ, will my honor of being Homecoming Football Queen to Barbara Garcia. I, PAT HAGERTY, will my good looks, gum, wise cracks, and shorthand book to Mr. Krum- land which he will need in his older days. I, BILLIE HAIR, will leave without a certain Junior. I, ARNOLD HAMPTON, will my voice to my sister, Doris, because Mr. Noble says she doesn't have One of her own. I, ROBERTA HARTSON, will leave to my brother my seat in senior social studies. I, PEGGY ANNE HEISER, will leave with great pleasure, to get married and head for Texas with Bob. I, JAYNE CHIGHFILLD NEWMAN, will leave to ioin Eugene. I, CORRINE HURST, will my book 26 Foolproof Ways to Get Out of Class to Joyce Swicegood in case she needs them. I, ARLENE JACOBSEN, will leave with the other two skinnies, but without Ralphie, Tom, Spike, Johnny and Jackie! I, WALLACE KNISS, will my ability in woodshop to some boy. l, KAREN LAWRENCE, will to Jack, Ralph, Tom, Johnny and Spike that bottle of champagne to be opened only on a special 2 - . , I. ,Q V -V N4 3 sa I Q S-5 fibvi A K N -1 IN of -1 -' a-,..g',' 24- -'ffl' .44 ' 4 Pk. I N 5':' '9 1 ' 'Y' ' x D ' X I N 5' i 0 fn lf-Q vi It I J 96- - , 'f 'qc I sr 32. f? -I fi N A ii. -I . A ' -Czqff v . x f . ,N '33 I sa- 'S' I NJ K ' nfs' U if 40 .'-5 ,Qs .. 4 ,..'1',,o 3 A ' 4:1 Q fl A 5 ' -3 -8 N 43,11 'D ,, 4 d 1. Q7 sa I and-' fir, 1 -1' . i Q ,4-. ' AJ occasion. I, NANCY LEWIS, will my life-time supply of kleenex CPops up one at a timelj to Gayle Cogswell with one lasting thought- BLOW!! I, BOB LONGWELL, will my special seat in Mr. Vonder Ahe's office to anybody who wants it. I, SUG LUNSFORD, will to my loving sisters, Cughj Betty and Pete, my inability to flirt with the boys at LUHS. I, DAVID MACK, will my fancy shoes to Roger Stone. I, LUPE MARTINEZ, will leave my ability to argue with Mrs. Heath to some poor coming freshman who is willing to take Spanish. I, MOLLY MENDEZ, will leave Liberty to find the Lost Chord and also to find a pair of shoes that will stay on my sister's feet. I, LARRY NORICK, will that the students burn this school C?D the first chance they get. I, CORRINE PADILLA, will leave my ability to get pink slips to my niece, Mary Louise Torrez. I, JEAN PARTRIDGE, will leave second period gym to Gayle, Lola, and Louise and go to San Jose with Gloria. l, HARLON PASLEY, will will the will that was willed to me by a past senior to a future senior, and hope he gets along with Mr. Inman better than I have. I, FONDA LOU PATTY, better known as Tweety, being of unsound mind, do hereby leave my quietness, seriousness and just plain wonderfulness to my lucky brother and sister. I, DORIS RENNELS, will leave my love of quiet to Wanda Clifton, who can't stand silence. I, BARBARA BECKER, will my lack of ability to flirt, CI thinkb, to Donna Engsminger. I, JOE RODRIQUEZ, will to Don Crane my ability to win bop contests and to James Shelton my ability to break the record in the mile. i, TONY RODRIQUEZ, will Elsie Fanucchi all my love. I, LEONARD SACCHETTI, will my seat in Ath period social studies to Bob Pastor. I, JESSIE SANDOVAL, will leave to go to Germany to meet Jim. I, GLORIA SANI, will my knitting needle to Mrs. Krumland, my ponytail to a certain teacher, my honor cards to Linguisa Cox, my offices and perfect merit record to my sister, Janet, the empty deodorant bootles to Gayle, and then leave empty-handed for college with Jean. I, ERNESTINA SANTOS, will leave to some future senior my ability to get along with Mrs. Hummel in senior social studies. I, LEROY SCHOONOVER, will my good looks to Mr. Johnson who needs them. I, RONALD SCHWITTERS, being of sound mind hereby ieave all my musical talents to Jimmy Pedersen and my cooking ability to Janet Anderson, Rosemary Machado, and Joyce Armstrong. I, ALICE SCOGGINS, will the aspirins left over after my survival of graduation to a iunior who will need them on their graduation. I, VIRGINIA SHRADER, will to my brother Bob my place in choir Cin another sectionD. I, ALFRED SILVEIRA, will leave with Betty. I, BONNIE SKAGGS, will leave Cwithout cryingD my place at Liberty to my sister Dorothy. I, EDWIN SELLERS, hereby leave all my griefs Cteachers, booksj to my sister. I hope she does better than I did. I, CARMEN SINGH, will leave my regular day off, which is Monday, to some studious freshman. I, SHIRLEY STANDRIDGE, will all my popularity with Mr. Vonder Ahe to my sister who will be a freshman next year. I, BETTE STONE leave with the other two skinnies Arlene and Karen. I, DON TILLOTSON, leave everything I have to any one who will take it, and wish him luck because he'II need it. I, CAROL TIPTON, will leave Liberty High to Molly Tipton and Melva Phelps who love Liberty so much. I, ARMIDA VIRAMONTES, will all the demerits Mrs. Heath gave me to all Spanish students to divide among themselves. I, MARY URENDA, will my ability to get along well with Mrs. Heath, to my sister, Beatrice. She might need it. I, EARNEST WEDER, will all my A's in senior social studies to Mr. Williams. I, PAT WOLFE, will my liking for sugarvdaddies to next year's drill team commander. I, SANDRA WALKER, will my scatter- brain ways to next year's Poor, unsuspecting annual editors. I, MARY LOU LOZANO, will my great ability and talent for getting into mis- chief to my younger brother, John Lozano, who could do very well without it. I, AVENE HUDMAN, will my part in this year's student body play to some other poor soul who thinks he can manage the part. I, GENE DICKEY, will leave my seat in Mr. Morgan's science classes to my brother Donnie. I, DIANE GRAHAM, will leave Liberty to ioin my husband, Ora. I, DORIS WOLF, will to Henry, my blond hair so that he can be a blonde Liberace. fin '31 'A' ,9' xl' Xi 1 N1't M 5 4. Qi 4 1: 1 -4 -fm ' 4 i ,, I Q ,.-. .O 'J -fr 'T , ' gif In l 3 I '12 fi Q 2 'Gb tx X.. -ef. r -'P I '31, J f T I s 1 0 J-f:s So, -tx: aa 'SQ 7 5-'ix' .hx R , :I-Q if! -6 34 Q1 f I 2 KY' T 4 . L , he -Jgx 'QC I 5l ,ss -- , . I X , SENIOR WHO'S WHO Most Likely to Succeed QBoyj d.......e e.....,f...,.,.. ...e........e................. D O N RENNELS Most Likely to Succeed QGirlj ..,.,,. ,.c,, S HIRLEY ARMSTRONG Personality CBoyQ .,,..,.,c,c,.c,...,.,.., -..,-.- B OB MACHADO Personality CGirlj Nicest CBoyj ,..... Nicest CGirlj ..c.....,, Applepolisher CBoyj Applepolisher CGirlj JOSIE CHAVEZ DAVE MACK MARY LOZANO LEON BEVILL JEAN AVERY Friendly CBoyD .,....,.. ...,.,, R APHAEL DAVIS Friendly CGirlj ,...., Bashful CBoyj ccc..,, Bashful CGirlj ..... Neatest QBoyj .,,..., Neatest QGirlj ,,cc.sc. Comedian CBoyj -.,, NANCY LEWIS LARRY SMITH BARBARA BECKER LEROY HARTWIG ARLENE JACOBSEN ARNOLD HAMPTON Comedian CGHID ,cc,.c .......... F ONDA PATTY Talented QBoyj ...... Talented CGirlj ....... Dancer CBoyj ....., Dancer QGirlj .,... Athlete CBoyj ,..,..c Athlete CGirlj ,,,,,, Artist QBoyj ..... Artist QGirlj ..... Tallest CBoyj .,.,.. Shortest QGirlj ,...... Dimples CBoyj .....,. Dimples CGirlj ....... BENNY GONZALES MOLLY MENDEZ JOE RODRIQUEZ EMMA FAJARDO FRANK DAVIS MAGOLINE MISQUEZ BOB BECK DORIS WOLF BOB LONGWELL ERNESTINA SANTOS HOUSTON SCOTT CORRINE HURST Physique CBoyj .,...., ,,.,. A LFRED SILVERIA Figure CGirlj ........ Smile CBoyj Smile CGirlj Hair CBoyj ...... Hair QGirlj Teeth CBoyj ....... Teeth CG-irlj ..... Eyes CBoyj ...... Eyes CGirlj ...... , .... SANDRA WALKER RAYMOND COELHO ANNA MARIE GUTIERREZ FRANK ANDRONICA TOMMIE ANN BOHANNON TONY RODRIQUEZ AVENE HUDMAN JOE GEYSER BETTY FUNEZ l l l l l l FONDA PATTY, Vice President MARY LOZANO, Secretary 'N CARMEN BERUMEN, Treasurer .VXI --if A' . L2-ii.-is f ' 'ff' f '0 ARNOLD HAMPTON, President CLASS OF '55 Under the guidance of the capable Senior officers, the class of '55 began a very active year by helping the freshman class organize its first sale. However, the annual Homecoming provided us with a grand opportunity to carry off a successful coke sale of our own. ln the parade our animated Cheaper By The Dozen float, drew many an appreciative chuckle. Our Senior Class initiated a series of noon dances in the second semester, and we further increased our funds by means of coke sales during football and basketball seasons, plus a successful after-game dance in January. Springtime saw the annual Senior Talent show where the Student Body ap- plauded a number of skilled performances. Later the Class of '56 played host for a delightful Junior-Senior picnic. Naturally, the colorful Senior Ball provided the highpoint of our year. A result of careful planning and hard work, this event concluded our social activities. Then came the climax . . . commencement with its mixture of sadness and joy when ours was the first class to graduate in our own caps and gowns, thus ending the career at Liberty of the Class of 1955. 1 if . - i l GLORIA SANI Senior Rep. '? f-if '17 FRANK DAVIS MISS CASPAR MR. MORGAN Sergeant-at-Arms Advisor Advisor uv I xf' f X 5. O l 't I. RICHARD ARGUELLES Major: Agriculture JV Football 53, A Track 54, FFA Basketball 52, 53, 54, 55, FFA Treasurer 54. SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG Major: Commercial Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, Class Treasurer 52, Assistant Student Body Treasurer 54, Student Body Treasurer 55, Student Council 55, Football Queen Attendant 55. JEAN AVE RY Major: Music GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA President 55, Student Body Play 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, State Winner Lions Speech Contest 54, Foot- ball Queen Attendant 55, Press Club 54-55: Student Court 54, Student Council 55, Commission of Cultural Affairs 55, Girls' Block L 54, 55, Drama Club 51, 52. ROBERT BAILEY Major: Agriculture FFA 52, 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club. '94 MARGARET ALANIS Major: Home Economics Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club 53, 54, GAA 54, 55. ANITA ALLEN Major: Commercial, Home Economics GAA 52, 53, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. H E LE N AM ES Major: Commercial GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Rally Club 54, 55, Drill Team 54, 55, Science Club 52, Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 52, Girls' Block L 54, 55. FRANK ANDRONICA Major: Math, Art B Track 52, Honor Roll 52. 5- ,-fate -mv. I' I -5 J 35, .6 4' Alu' -X D g .2 SHIRLEY BE LSCHER Major: Commercial Spanish Club 52, 53, GAA 52, 53, Honor Roll 52, 55. CARMEN BERMEN Major: Commercial, Home Economics, Language GAA 52, 53, GAA Cabinet Member 52, FHA 55, Class Secretary 53, Class Treasurer 55, Merit Clerk 54, Chief Justice 55, Honor Holl 52, 53, 54, Student Council 55. LEON BEvll.l. Major: Commercial Block L 54, 55, Varsity Football 53, 54, 55, JV Football 52, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, JV Baseball 52, B Basketball 52, 53, Vice President Latin Club 55, Rally Club 55, Choir 55, Manager Varsity Baseball 53, Student Body Play 54. HAROLD BIGLOW Major: Agriculture FFA 52, 53, 54, 55. ROGE R BAL l. Major: Music Photography Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Advanced Band 52, 53, 54, 55, JV Baseball 54. DAvlo BEATTIE Major: Music B Basketball 52, A Basketball 53, 54, 55, B Track 52, A Track 53, Rally Club 55, Choir 54, 55, ROBERT BECK Major: Industrial Arts, Arts and Crafts BARBARA BECKER Major: Commercial, Home Economics GAA 53, 54, 55, FHA 55, Honor Roll 55. Q it ' 'x ,-,, 'T LOR E N E COL E Major: Math GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Drill Team 53, 54, 55, Press Club 55, Song Leader 55, Block L 54, 55, CSF 54. MAX i N E CO L ss Major: Math GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Drill Team 53, 54, 55, Press Club 54, 55, Song Leader 55, Girls' Block L 54-55, CSF 54. RAYMOND COELHO Major: Agriculture FFA 52, 53, 54, 55, FFA Vice President 55, Advanced Band 52, 53, 54, 55, Honor- Roll 53, 54, 55, CSF 54, 55, Football 55, Block L 55. MARGARET COMBES Major: Commercial, Home Economics GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, FHA 55. ROY BLOOOWORTH Major: Industrial Arts Cadets 52, 53, 54, 55, Science Club Vice President. TOMMIE ANN BOHANNON Major: Home Economics, Commercial Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Drill Team 54, GAA 52, Annual Staff 52, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF 53, 54, 55. CARL BROWN Major: Agriculture, Industrial Art FFA 52, 53, 54, 55, FFA Basketball Manager. JOSEPHINE CHAVEZ Major: Commercial, Home Economics Class Vice President 52, GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Secretary- Treasurer GAA 53, FHA 52, 53, 54, 55, FHA Secretary- Treasurer 53, Girls' League Secretary 53, Girls' League President 55, Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Girls' Block L 53, 54, 55, Student Council 53, 54, 55, Annual Staff 55, Cheerleader 53, 54, 55, Queen Contestant 55. 1- 65 ff-a Ps. hr 35 JAMES DE FREMERY Major: Agriculture, Music FFA 52, 53, 54, 55, Advanced Band 52, 53, 54, 55, FFA President 54, FFA Treasurer 55, B Track 54, Student Council 54, FFA Basketball 52, 53, 54, 55. ROSALYN DEJESUS Major: Commercial GAA 52, 53, 54, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. GENE DICKEY Major: Industrial Art, Science Science Club 52, 53. BILLIE Jo DUNCAN Major: Mathematics, Language CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, FHA 53, 54, 55, Latin Club 55, Student Body Play 54, Press Club 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55. WINNIE COOPER Major: Commercial Girls' League, GAA, FHA, Drill Team 54, 55. BOBBIE JO DAVIS Major: Commercial, Home Economics Maiorette 53, Head Majorette 54, Dramatics Club 52. FRANK DAVIS Major: Music, Industrial Art B Track 52, JV Football 52, A Track 53, 54, 55, Varsity Football 53, 54, 55, Block L 53, 54, 55, Advanced Band 54, 55, Choir 55, Sergeant-at-Arms 55. RAPHAEL DAVIS Major: Music Advanced Band 52, 53, 54, 55, Choir 55, CSF 53, 54, Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, Student Body Play 54, 55, Block L 53, 54, 55, JV Football 52, Varsity Football 53, A Track 53, 55, A Swimming 53, 54, 55, A Basketball 55. DEWAYNE ELKINS Major: History 53, 54: Cadets 52, 53, 54, EMMA FAJARDO Major: Commercial, Home Economics RICHARD FERTADO Major: Music ROBERTA FITZPATRICK Mai0ff Home Economics, Commercial Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, STANLEY FORTNER Major: Math, Science B Track 52, 53: JV Football 53: Science Club 53: B Track 54: Varsity Football 54, 55: Class Vice President 54: Block L 54, 55: President Rally Club 55: A Track 55: Vice President Block L : Commission of Ath- letics 55: Honor Roll 55. LA VERA FousT Major: Commercial, Home Economics GAA 52: Treasurer Annual Staff 55: Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. BETTY FUNEZ Major: Commercial, Home Economics Class Secretary 54: Teen Timer 54: FHA 54, 55: Press Club 54, 55: Paper Staff 55: Queen Contestant 55: Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. FRANK FURTADO Major: Industrial Arts FFA 53, 54: Cadets 52, 53: CSF 55. . I I 1- Advanced Band 53, 54, 55: Swimming Team 52. 1 X Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55: Manager Varsity Football 52, Queen Contestant 55: Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. 5' THERESA Fuiznxoo Major: Commercial, Band GAA 54, 55, Advanced Band 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club 53, Library Club 54, 55, EVANGELINE GARUA Major: Home Economics, Commercial GAA 53, 54, 55, Sue GAUGER Major: Commercial CSF 52, 53, 54, 557 Class Secreiary 525 GAA 52, 53 54, 55, Girls' Block L 54, 55, Advanced Band 52, 53 54, 55, Student Body Play 54, 55, Annual Staff 55 Rally Club Secretary 55, FHA 55, Student Body Sec reYary 55. JERRILEE Genomes Major: Music Girls' Block L 54, 55, Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55 Choir 52, 53, 54, 55, FHA 52, 53, 54, 55. fn 459 in '41 N fr'--ff PEGGY ANNE Heissiz Major: Music, Commercial Honor Roll 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 51, 52, 53, 54 Advanced Band 51, 52, 53, 54, 555 CSF 53, 54, 551 Music Libr. 53, 54, 55. JAYNE HIGHFILL Major: Commercial Girls' League 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 51, 52, 53. AVENE HUDMAN Major: Music, Home Economics, Commercial GAA 51, 52, 535 Girls' League 51, 52, 53, 54, 55. CORRINE HuRsT Major: Commercial GAA 51, 52, Rally Club 54, 555 Maior 51, 52, 53, 54, 55- Bn.LiE Hmm fn' Major: Commercial GAA 55. ARNOLD HAMPTON Major: Music, Commercial Choir, President Class of 55, 54, 55, Sergeant-at-Arms of Class of 55, 53, 54, Block L 53, 54, 555 Rally Club 54, 55, Track 52, 53, 54, 55. ROBERT HARTSON Major: Agriculrure FFA 52, 53, 54, 55. LEROY HARTwiG Major: Music and Shop Advanced Band 53, 54, 55, Choir, Rally Club 54, 55, B Swimming 52, A Swimming 53, 54, 557 Block L 53, 54, 555 Winner of Fallman Swimming Trophy 54, Senior Steer. Comm. PN Worx lib- 55 v-yen: NANCY Lewis Major: Commercial, Music Senior Executive Comm. 54, 55, GAA 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, Annual Staff 54, 55, Press Club 54, 55, Queen Cont. and Attend. 54, 55, Spanish Club 53, 54, Honor Roll 51, 52, 53, 54. WARREN LIBBEY Major: Music Advanced Band 53, 54, Track 53. CHARLES LINN Major: lndustrial Arts ROBERT LONGWELL Major: English, Science FFA 54, Spanish Club 54. 55, Choir 53, 1 ARLENE JACOBSEN Major: Commercial, Music GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Student Court 52, 53, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, Girls' League Rep. 54, Choir 52, 53, 54, 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, Annual Staff 55, FHA 55. WALLACE KNISS Major: Industrial Arts Track Manager 52, Cadets 52, 53, 54, Track 55, Choir 53, 54. DONALD LASATER Major: lndustrial Arts, Music Advanced Band 53, 54, 55. KAREN LAWRENCE GAA 52, Annual Staff 55, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. E .V A ,N Q E . . -'!ff'f3. - - X . -F ',:.V'-in 'i l . k::4-5,.-,.'xa. -cg -V gg.. Sffffqf 4 E X l lf ALXZ T-,'. 1 -l K fy., Lupe MARTINEZ Major: Language GAA 53, 54, Spanish Club 54, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. MOLLY MENDEZ Major: Music Class Rep. 52, Student Body Secretary 52, Student Council Secretary 52, Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 52, 53, Girls' Block L 54, 55, Rep. to GAA Cabinet 54, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, Social Chairman for Girls' League 55. MAGOLINE Misouez Major: Commercial, Home Economics Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA Vice President 54, GAA President 55, Girls' Block L 54, 55, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55. LARRY NORICK Major: Industrial Art A Swimming 54. MARY LOZANO Major: Commercial, Home Economics, Choir Class Secretary 55, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 53, 54, 55, GAA Vice President 55, FHA 55, Annual Staff 55, Queen Contestant 55, Rally Club 53, 54, Horror Roll 54, 55, Song Leader for FHA 55, Choir 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, EDITH LUNSFORD Major: Home Economics, Commercial Treasurer Class of 53, 55, GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, FHA 52, 53, Girls' Block L 54, 55, Rally Club 54, 55, Paper Staff 55, Press Club 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, Annual Staff 55. Boa MACHADO Major: Math, Language JV Football 52, JV Baseball 52, Varsity Football 53, Block L 53, 54, 55: JV Football 52: Varsity Football omore President 53, Student Council 53, 54, Rally Club President 54, Commissioner of Athletics 54, Commissioner of Justice 55, Student Court 54, 55, CSF 52, 54, 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, Rally Club 54, 55, Student Body Play 54, Annual Staff 55. DAVE MACK Major: Science B Basketball 54, A Basketball 55, Block L 54, 55, Rally Club 55. fs fix 1 FONDA PATTY Major: Language, Home Economics GAA 53, 54, FHA 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club 52, 53, Latin Club 55, Honor Roll 53, 54, 55, CSF 53, 54, 55, FHA President 55, Senior Vice President. SHIRLEY PENINHNGTON Major: Commercial, Home Economics, Music GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Choir 53, 54, 55, FHA 55. LESTER REED B Track 53, 54. Dom RENNELS Major: Math, Science, Spanish CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, Rally Club 55, Block L 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club 52, 53, 54, Student Body Play 54, 55, Student Body Vice Pres- ident 53, 54, Student Body President 54, 55, Boys' State 54, B Basketball 52, A Baseball 53, 54, 55, JV Football 53, Varsity Football 54, 55. CORRINE PADILLA Major, Commercial, Home Economics GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, FHA 52, 54, Spanish Club 52, 53. DIANE PALLADINO Major: Commercial GAA 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, JEAN PARTRIDGE Major: Music, Language Drum Maior 53, 54, 55, President Band 54, 55, Vice President Frosh Class 51, 52, Student Coun. Rep. 53, 54, Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, Band 52, 53, 54, 55, Secretary Latin Club 54, 55, Girls' Block L 53, 54, 55, Student Council Rep. 53, 54, 55, Latin Club 54, 55. HARLAN PASLAY Major: Industrial Arts Honor Roll 54, Cadet Comm. 55, B Track 53, Choir 55. TT' 6 bex in ' Jessie SANDOVAL. Major: Home Economics GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55, cams snack L 54, 55, spanish Club 52, 53, 54, 55. GLORIA ANN SANI Major: Language, Music GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Block L 54, 55, Annual Staff 54, 55, Rally Club 52, Spanish Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club Treasurer 52, 53, 55, Band 53, 54, 55, Latin Club 55, FHA 54, 55, FHA Vice President 55, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, Girls' League Secretary 55. ERNESTINA SANTO5, Major: Music, Home Economics GAA 52, 55, FHA 53, 54, 55, Choir 53, 54, 55 LEROY SCHOONOVER Major: Metal Shop, Music Track 51, 52, Basketball 54, 55. DORIS RENNEL5 fa Q Major: Home Economics, Commercial GAA 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club 53, 54, 55 Library Club 55, Major. 55, Honor Roll 53, 54, 55. iv JOE RODRIGUEZ Major: Band Freshman Class President, Block L 52, 53, 54, 55 B Track 52, A Track 53, 54, 55. TONY RODRIGUES Major: industrial Arts Block L Sergeant-at-Arms 55. LEONARD SACCHETTI Major: industrial Arts FFA 53, 54. Varsity Baseball 52, 54, 55, Block L 53, 54, 55, , .-a. RONALD Sci-IWITTERS 4 A Major: Music Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55. ALICE SCOGGINS Major: Commercial, Arts and Crafts, Home Economics GAA 5l, 52, 53: FHA 52, 53: Majorette 53, 54, 55. HOUSTON SCOTT ,E Major: Industrial Arts 3' JV Football 53. EDWIN SELLERS Major: Agriculture FFA 52, 53, 54, 55: FFA Reporter 53: Rally Club 52, 53, 54, 55: Photo Club 52: FFA Convention 53: FFA Regional Project Winner 52: FFA Basketball Team 52. Il, ?W . 'CS MASATO SI-IIRQYAMA Major: Industrial Arts VIRGINIA SHRADER Major: Commercial, Music GAA 52, 53, 547 Choir 52, 53, 54, 55: Drill Team 54, 55: Rally Club 55: Honor Roll 54. 'rf' ALFRED SILVEIRA Major: Arts, Industrial Arts .5 JV Football 53, 54, 55: Block L 53, 54, 55. CARMEN SINGH -is Major: Home Economics Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55: Spanish Club 52, 53: a A FHA 52. 515- 3 I f, .' AL ' . 'g, a:.,.,. . -'-iffy. 3 . - rl-.-A -' L 'lgx 51 ? ' ' I '.g-'55 ' --rn .-'. Q, ' 's -- -LES' w5L..::5'.? kefflmi Band 52, 53, 54, 55: Choir 54, 55: CSF 54: A Track 54, 55: Rifle Club Treasurer 55: Swimming Manager 53: dm. ik.. Cf? lj 'sf Q9-ug 3 1 1 j S S i'-l l lex BETTE STON E Major: Hisfory GAA 52, 53, 54, FHA 54 DONALD TILLOTSON Major: Agriculture, Music Vice President FFA. CAROL TIPTON Major: Commercial Girls' League 52, 53, 54, 55 SHIRLEY STANDRIDGE Major: Arr, Home Economics Honor Roll 52, 53, Girls' League 52 53 54 55 7' oN 6 fl S' bv 'Z' C' -5' MERLE WARREN Major: industrial Arts STEVEN WARREN Major: industrial Arts, Math B Track 52. JANICE WATSON Major: Commercial, Home Economics GAA 52, 53, 54, GAA Credit Recorder 54, Girls' Block L 54-55, Student Council Rep. 53, FHA 53, 54, 55, FHA Vice President 54, Girls' League Treasurer 54, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF 53, Annual Staff 55. EARNEST WEDER Major: Industrial Arts Cadets 53, 54, 55. A' I MARY U R E NDA Major: Commercial GAA 52, 53, 54, Spanish Club 52, 53, Honor Roll 52, 54, Secretary of Spanish Club 52. TROY VALES Major: Journalism Editor of Edison Hi-Lite of Stockton 53, 54, Dramatics 52, 53. ARMIDA VIRAMONTES Major: Language, Home Economics Spanish Club 52, 53, 54, 55, Vice President Spanish Club 52, GAA 52, 53, 54, 55, Girls' Block L 54, 55, FHA 55. SANDRA WALKER Major: Science, Language Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 53, Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, GAA 52, 53, 54, Girls' League Rep. 53, CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF Secretary-Treasurer 54, Rally Club 54, 55, Girls' Block L 54, 55, Girls' State Rep. 54, Scholarship Cup Winner 54, Assistant Editor Annual 54, Annual Editor 55, Latin Club 54, 55, Student Council 55, Winner DAR Award 55. Q ' if-if i 3,3 E7 V c 6 'l,' NoEl.VVi-HTTEN 3 J Major: lncluslriai Arls FFA 53, 54, 55, ' Dorzis WOLF c Major, Language, SocralS1udies Honor Roll 52, 53, 54, 55, CSF 52, 53, 54, 55, 52, 53, 54, 55, Clasg Treasurer 54, Student Cour1 Justice 55, FHA 55, CSF Treasurer 55. PATSY Woi. F E Major: Commercial GAA 54, 55, Girls' Block L 55, Drill Team 54, 55, Commander 55, Sludent Body Play 52, 55, Rally Club 54, 55, Press Club 55. f WAYNE WOLFENBARGER Major: lr1dusrrialArrs, Music B Track 53 S'-1 Xi 4 - X iv L 'r I. s 1 1! l l au' ' - s-, if Y' -l. -di ir 'S' Key to t Baby Pictures ' Page I 12 VA .hx ,. 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Fonda Patty-Couricilwoman Gloria Sani-Councilwoman Billie Duncan-Not pictured N II -n .ghifwv 15 1 Hia' Aw JUNIQR PROM Hmm ILS: ?.V' f2ZW si f7'?Z 5 5 - -3 f r W 3 It IBER - 1 '- ff? xx +I! ll: 'LW Back row: Captain D. Rennels, H. Urenda, A. Celoni, D. Mack, Coach Lou Bronzan, L. Mikkelson C. Willis, C. Espinoza, S. Domingo, M. O'Brien, B. Cecchini. Front row: R. Mendoza, R. Stone, J Wisecaver, J. Geyser, T. Sanchez, D. Elkins, Manager. VARSITY BASEBALL I gs 'J- ll? J: L+ 'tx' ,.. .1 z 1. 1 F. ...f ,pr - ., .:'-- . Q, ',. 'Q -.Q .5 ful .,nif,' , I, ,. . I -. 'i5.' D , Q-3 1 .' -3 . :Ap J-AA ,'-Q. - l ,- ' ' 4' . .v J' '1 '5- fx U- .nffn ' - .gffvr S 1404-.Q..x' - Q'v4--. N' - 2-'.3.1' ' all ' 'L' i 'vi '41 IBERTY 1' tl 'L N5 ' 5 .1gH,,1-, 3 EI II 3 4 5-,gr 1 ii Q 1 .-.. -ir-T h . H. Ll lvl ezihlu-' 1E2:Sf' ' - i1lr.:'-- w t t JV. BASEBALL Back row: D. Elkins, B. Montalvo, B. Butler, D. Wilson, D. Guisti, L. Rosa, Coach Lou Bronzan, Front row: M. Piqute, J. Silva, C. Elkins, J. Ligon, G. Bellah. l955 BASEBALL SUMMARY . The 1954 baseball team placed second in the new league with a record of six wins and two losses. The highly successful season was highlighted by the following: five consecutive one-run gamesg Liberty's first night game at Lodig defeat of Livermore and San Ramon twice, Roger Stone getting six straight hits, David Mack, a converted pitcher shutting out Alhambra with no runs and three hits, good defensive play by Don Rennels, John Wisecarver, Mike O'Brien and Tony Sanchezg Al CeIoni's relief pitching in edging l to O. At the conclusion of the year David Mack was selected for the Block L out- standing player trophy and Don Rennels was elected honorary captain. Graduating seniors are Don Rennels, Joe Geyser and David Mack. :- 'L i 5- QL. :LJ ix! Q- A SWIMMING TEAM 71' is ufft. -.-B. Back row: Coach Jack Ferrill, B. Palladino, C. Jacobsen, D. Teague, R. Feriado, R, Kutsch, N, Blaine, B. Hanraffy, M. McClelland, Manager. From row: K. Peterson, F. Malleff, J. England, D. McClelland, J. Partridge, A. Bartee, R. Spanger, !fa' '7 'mill 9 ., .. V. I 3 1 51' , fc-1'4 .1 L + u 5, .,..-.- . . ...uv ....... 5 I --v-.-- 41.35 e - I.-are rzf if ' 2.213 il , . X 14' IV. SWIMMING TEAM Front row: Richard Buskey, Don Lopez, Orville Kuhn, Kay Kawada. Back row: Coach Ferrill, Jerry Pomeroy, Frank Freitos, Rodney Kamlin, Robert Cossins, Buddy Patty, Manager. SUMMARY l955 SWIMMING SEASON The team was plagued with our usual early season problem again this season -cold water. They went into the first meet with less than one week of practice. Considering the fact that the boys were way behind most other teams in condi- tioning, I feel that they gave a very good account of themselves. We had some unusually good prospects out for the team this season who should turn out to be outstanding swimmers by the time they graduate. Leroy Hartwig, and Jack England provided the one-two punch this season with each of them racking up new school records in their respective events. We finished in third place in the B Division and fourth place in the A Division of the E.B.C. Division Meet at San Ramon. This was about where we expected to finish in the A events but the B team provided us with a pleasing surprise in finishing third. Next season, we are supposed to have a heated pool, and I look for great strides to be made by our swimmers in improvement of form, technique, and times. Coach Ferrill I I I I I A TRACK Front row: S, Fortner, L. Fernandez, L. Stuart, C, Pringle, J. Rodriouez, J. Duarte. D. McLain, T. Reed. R. Wolfe, J. Alanis. Back row: Coach Jack Ferrill, B. Simpson, R. Ball, J. Ornelos, R. Schwitters, G. Henry, A. Hampton, L. Schoonover, H. Urenda, Assistant Coach Bruce Nelson, O. Fullmer, Manager. ai J rr A U .A U .fp .45 MTC L HH'TRACK Front row: C. Morgon, G, Kuhn, J. Shelton, Coach Nelson, Coach Ferril, T. Quesoda, S, Tarango, G, Figaroa. Second row: D. Borion, J. Zachorowski, R. Florey, A. Straub, J. Allen, N. Blaine, R. Espinoza, O. Fullmer, Manager. SUMMARY l955 TRACK SEASON This season was highly successful even Though we placed no higher than Third in our first season in the re-organized league. San Ramon and Alhambra had great Track Teams well stocked with Top-notch senior talent. Our representa- tion aT The league meet was very creditable. We broke fifteen school records This season, which speaks very well for The calibre of athletes we had on This Team. Our relay Teams gave excellent representation, aT all of The large meets This year spreading The name of Liberty over The length and width of The Central Valley and The North Coast. Next season, we expect a few boys To qualify for The state meet, also, we expect our medley relay Team To be one of The best in The state. The really outstanding work This year was done by Herman Urenda, Stan Fortner, Rodger Ball, Dan McClain, Tom Shelton, Jerry Allen and George Henry. The spirit of The squad was very high This season with the desire to improve very much in evidence among the team members. A fine group of freshmen Turned in excellent performances and should do very well in The next Three years. With help in The sprints and The weight events, Liberty could again assume a very high Track standing. .5- 4 1 1 r' ,-Q. .V ,f-. .va 1 KK. Fl ...V Qtghgvga .v..,' v - ,. -.N , , ,4,,.. ,.. .., , .- -. 3,U'f3'l.f I-L 'Sp'-if W- -1 - '-f -in-.1y,'?..--. - .ga 'E .T lp.. x, 1. ' , , l1lA . .3 ' Y I I Q- ' . l L Q ' 4 ' f - tt ' v-v -1 ,...' 14 ' f -0 v-- . 'X-. ., ' A- n ..,, ,Q , , wr ti'- 9'fJ'j 1 1. y -Q . .. . .J x c O Q P' FZ 8 ,F X ljdf 9. 9. ,J .ll ',,.,' ' 1:1 .V . XV l i l i l SPORTS AWARDS l. Football Trophy Winners-B. Pallidino, C. Willis, A. Silveria, D. Rennels, G. Henry. 2. Dave Mack-Basketball and Baseball Trophy Winner. 3. Hermie Urenda-Decarhalon Winner. 4. Danny McClain-Track Trophy. 5. Leroy l-lartvvig-Fallman S w i m m i n g Trophy. 6. G.A.A. Trophy Winners-L. Cole, M. Cole, M. Misquez, J. Sandavol. Y J ' 1 67.41 .713-I kf ' U Tn 'nr .4 A af-, 1 , - ,.- 'uh ' I ' .,.-f ,,- 1 - -' ..', 3' , , 'X .V Q- ' H L . ,. 9 5 lr-gr 44 .. 'QQ -f U 5- 1 v , M.-1 ' . , .,,,' I S 4 '11 uf , ,J -40 , Ayr ..Q'..Ju- - tQ gf! u I-1 , .4 1 .L S v 1 1 4 '71 fi X N - X is 'X E . N- , D ,..w,, ey S4 s PORTS W NIAPS 35-In 1- - . ..- LTL-.. Y W W 4. I A . I QS JU'-Q 'SA 'L I ll l l z 4 l 9 1 'S-' 'ar' -v '65 fr, f 'ff x1 5 xwwi .'Xi'l,- ' , L L-4 A b - -15 ., . rf p 3' 13 .-.17 1:54 V ' J' f , flg. Q 'ff :3:'51?' 'gg'-iz' rv: Zia ggi- 'J 1 -I I A-3,5 U I 'JA qpf f.,V Af. 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