Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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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

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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

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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