Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)
- Class of 1957
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IBERTY LI -I957 Presented by NNLIAL STAFF We are proud to live in this, our ever-progressing U communityg a community that has watched us 0 u R U N growg one that has been interested in us as students as well as citizens. We are grateful for its sup- port. CUNTEIIT DEDICATIQN ADMINISTRATIQN FACULTY SENIORS JLINICRS SOPHCMGRES FRESHMEN CLUBS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 'J - v, 0 T I l in F4 ,nm - sr SEI W 1 I sxiw. gt ' G.. is X I IQ, ' gg A ' its -M X' Q' W . I ii' XM inq- A gg X 1 4 O DEDICATIO The Annual Staff ofthe 1957 Lion take pride in dedicating these pages to the custodial staff of Liberty Union High School. Their never-ending patience and understanding, their interest and co- operation in our everyday school activities is indeed something we can be proud of. Under the leadership of George Gamble, each custodian has a particular area to maintain. Buck Belscher has the main building, Bob Nunes, and lawns and boy 's gym, Jim Roberts, the wings, music and art building, as well as the girl's gym, and John A ddington and Cecil Epling, our very necessary bus drivers. We hope this expresses our gratitude to these men who seldom receive thanks for their endless efforts. 3 LEFT to RIGHT: Cecil Epling, George Gam- ble, Buck Belscher, John Addington, B Nunes. NOT PICTURED: Jim Roberts. ,y t i ,L f. . ob ff' ..-41, vm X . A11 those who have worked on the production of this year's Liberty Lion have indeed a right to a feeling of pride in thebea utifulannual their efforts have produced. To have had a part in such a worthy project is to experience a feeling of deep satisfaction that can be ob tained in no other way. It is Uue of course that not all of us can be members of the an- nual staff or be student body officers or play on the school teams but to everyone is the chance given, both in school and in later life, of doing the best he can to further the worthy projects of his group. 4 :QM-WV' PRINCIPALp'S M SSAGE At the close of this fine school year may I take this opportunity to congratulate you students of Liberty Union High School on the educa- tional, social and athletic achievements you have accomplished during this past school year which are so beautifully reflected in this, your annual yearbook. We hope the inspiration which you have received from your school and your teachers will richly contribute to the total development that will insure your future success and happiness 'J K Xb- xl T A si , . . V ' Af . . 'N :el Q Q4lf '. TRUSTEES LEFT to RIGHT: B.J. Callaghan, Joe Faria, Harry A. Hobbs, Stanley Nunn, Fabin Richart, Ralph Emerson. OFFICE STAFF ClHC1yS Scobey Marian Hobson Ruth Bell SCh00l Secretary Office Accountant School Nurse -9-lg -nts 4561 JAMES ALVES Spanish MARY JANE BARNES English in-. E . 'f. ,-X LOU BRONZAN ILSEMARIE CASPAR FRANK CASSON Physical Education English Algebra Athletic Director SCi6nCe BEATRICE CROSS Clothing World History English WESLEY CURTIS Bookkeeping JAMES DENTON Driver Training Social Studies Physical Education GERALD CLAYBURN Industrial Arts Wood Shop MADELEIN CRAIG Mathematics Guidance 6- '529 Sify No Phola .,'l'3 . - Q '. V9 'G I? DELORES GRABER Physical Education GAYL KRUMIAND Home Economics ROY KRUMLAND Typing Stenography LEONARD LUC IO Mathematics Social Studies nj., 4 ' ' 85. ' EVELYN GRIFFITH Spanish English VIRGINIA FENN English JA CK FERRILL Physical Education Q N. .v 1 4 H. 1 Q 1 - ?5'n.v 21 5' - . Q x - 'ti ff , ' -' nfl RICHARD HAVENS Agriculture Farm Mechanics .-f ELIZABETH JIMENEZ Mechanical Drawing Physical Education J. B. JOHNSON Industrial Arts Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing an-i Q'- 51, A wg. x ig, ' 57221245.27 ,. 5? . ' .1--Lf? w 1 ,.,: Q. lc -4 Tl l 4 fi I THOMAS URBANSKE Algebra Social Studies Cadets ETH.EL VAN TASSEL Latin History Library CARL WILLIAMS Social Studies Guidance '55 fw: cw HAROLD NAY Mathematics ROBERT E. SCHAEFFER Social Studies English BRUCE NELSON Typing Driver Training Physical Education THEODORE SCZBECKI History Social Studies CHARLES McKEE Arts Crafts DEWEL MORGAN Biology Chemistry Physics VERNON NOBLE Music ELIZABETH SODERSTROM Library English - '9l i J' ,ix 1- A 1 'K 5 4 Sw. 'T 5 , 4 . x 'v.. L 15' TQ tr-. 4 ci 1 g '4 'Q A 1' 5' as 5-,yi I f-- l J: v 'lv Iv v 'L-1 Q 3 5 li ACLILTY SNAPS 1? 45 - ,, 1 f'. -rr X f' is f ANN A EDITQRS Tom Viramontcs Kathy Bradbury Sports Editor Section Editor Jim Ball Gayle Cogswell Art Editor Business Manager mn., Yu., ,P Nw. Rosemary Machado Editor Janet Rossi Gloria Ball Typist Secretary-Treasurer Faye Mellinger, Kathy Richart Section Editor Section Editor ll C ,QK ,hs- K I f' 1 ,ff we ,sf-is . N Q ',:u:'J IV? 4 S x eQX ix X . 4 w-F fi ve y if 1 A W J o J 5 , ex W I A Q, 4 .4 ' Y 1 ' r A x 5.4. ad l ...ii -.-. --1 ANNUAL STAFF STANDING: D. Dickey, R. Torrez, K. Richart, J. Rossi, E. Miller, M. Treat, C. Ball, J. Griffith, Mr. McKee, Y. Bovert, J. Ball, C. Baroni, D. Lopes, F. Mellinger. SEATED: M. Davidson, T. Vira- gti' ' montez, C. Cogswell, K. Bradbury, N. Barkley, R. Machado. I LD 1 , The Annual Sta ff has worked many long hours to present to you this 1957 Liberty Lion. We hope that the events throughout thc year will be recalled to you by these pictures and write-ups. A great deal ofthe success of this yearbook is a result of the cooperation and help of our advisor, Mr. McKee. With his help and the help of many others, it has been possible for us to com- plete this annual. Mr. McKee, Advisor 12 X X I m X X. 'ax Al 5 x X v' ' , -,Q ix- fl it f J, es? J Q fir ',.,,3, . t A .531 Te Carol Mendez, Secretary Jim Ligon, Vicc President , X In ' -1 LJ-AAG - ia. If 'M fi-in , -' ' 4 Sf if i 'S Q Pat MCI-Ienry, President Onita Fortson, Treasurer S 0 F , 5 7 I-af? A A fter four years of working together and sharing many happy ex- periences, the Class of '57 is ready to leave Liberty and begin their CHIGCIIS. The Seniors started their year with a coke sale which proved very successful. Then came the annual Senior Talent Show which pro- vided a wonderful hour of entertainment for the Student Body. In May came the Senior Ball, the highlight of the year. Thus, we the Class of 1957, leave Liberty with many happy mem ories to follow our separate paths in life. Janet Rossi, Student Council Bob Palladino, Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Caspar and Mr. Casson, Advisors .4 S Jil..- .1 I X . PEGGY AGUIAR Major: Music Band Council Representative 55-563 FHA 55-563 GAA 55-563 Homecoming Queen Contestant 563 Spanish Club 54-55. JOE ALANIS Major: Industrial Arts Boy's Block L 54-573 Choir 56-573 JV Football 54-555 Spanish Club 56- 575 B Track 53-543 A Track 54- 57. 4 , , 1 'WK E 4' MARY AMBROSINO Major: Home Economics FHA 54-55. JANET ANDERSON Major: Math, Science Commissioner Cultural Affairs 56 -57Q CSF 53-555 Girls League Treasurer 56-573 Homecoming Queen Constant 56g Honor Roll 53-565 Junior Class Treasurer 55-565 Latin Club Treas- urer 55-563 Merit Award 55-563 Ral- ly Committee 56-573 Student Body Play 56-573 Student Council 56-57. 1 34: ju '05 4 fi, , A 4 0,0 i Ei JERRY ALLEN Major: Agriculture Boy's Block L 56-573 FFA 53- 573 JV Football 54-555 B Track 53-555 A Track 55-57. LOIS ALLEN Major: Music Choir 54-573 FHA 53-543 GAA 53-563 Spanish Club 53-573 Sec- retary of Spanish Club 53-54. a 1 I 'Q-K nw' 'ie if 4 1 ' 1 L 'Iris il QE Q fi twsvx fr JAMES BAETA Major: Agriculture FFA 53-573 FFA Sentinel 56-57. GLORLA BALL Major: Language, Music Annual Staff 56-573 Band Coun- cil Secretary-Treasurer 55-563 President 56-573 CSF 54-573 CSF 54-573 CSF Scholarship Com- mittee 56-573 Honor Roll 53-575 Rally Committee 55-575 Spanish Club 53-543 Spanish Club Vice President 54-555 Student Court 55-563 Chief Justice 56-573 Stu- dent Council 56-57. . .-., -. ..,.1xX x AIBERT BELLO Major: Agriculture FFA Reporter5 FFA Agriculture As- sistance. ADRLAN BELSCHER Major: Industrial Arts Choir 55-56. PATRICIA BIGLOW Major: Commercial QAntiochj GAA 53-565 GAA Cabinet 55-565 Honor Roll 53-56. NEAL BLAINE Major: Agriculture Boy's Block L 54-575 FFA 53-575 FFA President 56-575 Student Coun- cil 56-575 B Swimming 54-555 A Swimming 56-575 B Track 54-555 A Track 56-57. 'v lx Q Pit R JIM BALL Major: Language, Arts Annual Staff Art Editor 56- 575 Chess Club 55-575 Honor Roll 55-575 Student Body Play 56 -575 B Track 53- 55. MANUEL BANUELOS Major: Cadets, Commercial Cadets 54-575 B Football5 California Cadet Award 55- 565 Student Body Play 53-54. si i 17' 3' LYNDELL BEVILL Major: Industrial Arts B Basketball 54-555 Shops 53-575 JV Football 53-555 A Football 55-575 Spanish Club 53-575 B Track 53- 55. ALBERTA BIANCALANA Major: Commercial Honor Roll 56-57. 1 gr lf' 1 I ROBERT BLOODWORTH Major: Math, Science, Lan- guage CSF 53-57 5 shops 53-555 Honor 53-575 Latin Club 53 57. GERALD BORDEWICK Major: Industrial Arts Choir 55-573 Shops 53-573 Cadets 53-555 JV Football 55-56. ss- it A- f i wff' 'I- JACK BRYANT Major: Math, Science Annual Staff 53-553 CSF 53- 555 Honor Roll 53-57. RONALD CANADA Major: Industrial Art Shop 53-57. .11 4-X r :O gg, f 7' ll. .l-'S 1 , can U TF 1 A ' 1 N NORMA BOZARTH A 5' ' Major: Home .Economics ' 3 f WILLIAM BRODERICK ' -are Major: Math, Social Science va: H' B Baseball 53-555 Latin Club 53 57 j B Track 55-56. 1 3 v if lk s Y 43 sag, EVELYN CLEMENTS Major: Home Economics WILMA CLEMENTS Major: Home Economics 'E' li' '5 tv, ,mf W.. ,. ,M- DONALD COLE Major: Industrial Art Shop 53-575 Latin Club 53-55. LEON CONNESS Ma'or: Industrial Art J CSF 53-545 Shops 53-575 Honor :fir JERALD CRIST Major: Spanish, History, Math Band Cl .aw . l P 53-575 Cadets 53-55. EVELYN CLEMONS Major: Home Economics FHA 55-56. GAYLE COGSWELL Major: Math, 5Music 5 7 1.5 V, jy,i5,jg Hg f Q' Annual, sun 54-5?5 css 54-A-575 DEH-T815-5358537 , 56-575 GAA 53-575 CAA Junior Representative 55 -565 Girls Block L 55-575 Homecoming Queen Attendant 56--575 Honor Roll 53-575 Rally Club 53-575 Rally Com- mittee 55-575 Modern Dance Club 55-575 Modern Dance Club Treasurer 55-565 Song Leader 54-555 Cheerleader 55-565 Head Cheerleader 56-575 Spanish Club 53-565 Stlldiht Council 56-57. I I? -4' -- SW R ,,, ' CRANDELL Industrial Art 53 57. I CRANE ndustrial Art tball 54-555 Shop 53-575 Cadets 53-575 JV 54-555 A Track 55-56. CARL DAVIDSON H 5 ' rpn,,A icu ist . M- -rm 55.555 . RONALD DAVIS Major: Math, Science, Music Chess Club 54-575 Chess Club President 55-565 Choir 55- 575 JV Football 54-555 Spanish Club 56-675 B Track 54-55. Q A 1 -,fi SHIRLEY Doon I Major: Commercial li Modern Dancing Club 55-565 Newspaper Staff 54... EDWARD DOMINCO Major: Industrial Art A Basketball 55-575 Boy's Block L 56-575 575 Honor Roll 56-57. if 35,5 , MTV' 1 1 v, J 13:51 Lf sz gr A J. .il- fvs fs. L. as 'N-' m-ien PF -. ., , -H 4?-?5'f ' . ,PA at 5 ,ax -pf JOANN DAVILLA Major: Math FHA 55-57. PEARL DINSMORE Major: Home Economic JOE DUARTE Major: Industrial Art lk- 5,5 S i t is fws E I an ' it-r dw..- 'z Boy's Block L 54-575 Shop 53-575 FFA 54-55, JV JUNKIN Major: Home Economics sw A -' 1: 1xJ4'i A 93 JUN 1 N 4 0 ' ' v P nk' .Y Vx D ts-fo 4-gy 0? 1' 4 f 'n -. ,I V ' -1 J Y 'I ' w l is 1 A N x JACK ENGLAND Major: Business B Basketball 53-553 A Basketball 56-573 Boys Block L 54-573 Commissioner of Athletics 56-573 B Football 53-555 A Football 55-573 Honor Roll 53-54, 56-573 Latin Club 54-553 Rally Committee 53- 575 Rally Club President 56 -573 Student Council 53- 573 B Swimming 53-543 A Swimming 54-573 A Track 56-573 Freshman President 53-543 Vice Presi- dent of the Student Body 55-565 Sophomore Student Council Representative 54-55. LEE ENGLAND Major: Industrial Arts Shop 53-573 Cadets 54-563 B Football 53-543 A Football 56-57. DIANNE FISHER Major: Math, Language DAR Good Citizens Award3 Drill Team 53 -553 FI-IA 53-573 GAA Secretary 56-573 Honor Roll 53-573 GAA 53-573 Songleader 54-555 Spanish Club 53-563 Student Council 56-573 Commissioner of Publicity 56-57. ONITA FORTSON , jo : Language 3 3 Staff 56-573 FHA 56-573 GAA 53-573 Honor L 'oll 53-573 Latin Club 53-573 Latin Club Program Chairman 55-565 Rally Committee 55-573 Rally Club 53-573 Junior Secretary 55-565 Senior Treasurer 56-573 Spanish Club 53-573 Student Body Play 56-573 Modern Dance Club 55-56. CARROL ELKINS Major: Industrial Art, Music , 8 .. A Band Council 56-573 B Basketball 54-553 A Bask t fa, qsx Li 37 -' ball 55-573 B Baseball 54-553 A Baseball 55 57 Boys Block L 55-575 Choir 56-573 B Football 5 Honor Roll 565 Spanish Club 56-57. LOLA MAY EPLING Major: Commercial, Music 3 7' CSF 56-573 Drill Team 54-563 Song Leader 55-56, GAA 53-573 GAA Representativeg GAA Secretaryg GAA Presi dent3 Girls Block L 56-573 Honor Roll 53-573 Rally Committee 56-573 Rally Club 53-573 Student Court 54 573 Merit Clerk 54-573 Student Council 55-56. TONY FANUCCHI Major: Agriculture Shop 53-57, FFA. LOUIE F ERNANDEZ Major: Industrial Arts ' 'w 65 B Basketball 53-543 B Baseball 53-545 Boys Block L ' 54-573 Wood Shop 53-573 A Football 53-573 Honor R011 53-54, A Track 55-56. 1' Qi 1 GLENDA FRENCH Major: English, Language Chorus 53-543 GAA 54-573 Honor Roll 53-55. BETTY FRYAR Major: Home Economic ft -1 fv- ARLEN GASTEN Major: Industrial Arts Shops 53-573 Cadets 54-56. JUDY GAUGER Major: Music, English, Language Annual Staff 53-563 Choir 54-573 Drill Team 53-565 GAA 53-573 GAA Cabinet 55-573 Girls League Cabinet 54-553 Homecoming Queen Attendant 563 Rally Corn- mittee 56-573 Student Body Play 56-573 Student Council 53-555 Representative Junior Class 55-563 Song Leader 55-563 Vice President Freshman Class 53-543 Vice Pres- ident Sophomore Class 54-555 Modern Dance Club 55- 57. ,asm GN 'us ' QV! - Q 15 VIRGINIA FURTADO Major: Commercial, Band FHA 55-563 GAA 56-57. ROSE MARIE GARCIA Major: Home Economic, Commercial FHA 55-565 GAA 53-543 Homecoming Queen Contest- ant 565 Latin Club 53-553 Spanish Club 53-57. 'ix my if j 4 ' ART GONZALES Major: Math Spanish Club 53-57 3 Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms 53- 545 Vice President Spanish Club 56-57. A MARJORIE GRIJALVA Major: Home Economic Homecoming Queen Contestant 56. ,fr I',v' W' MARY HARRIS Major: Home Economic FHA 55-575 GAA 55-56. CLYDE HAWKINS Major: Industrial Art JV B Basketball 53-545 Football 53-545 Shops 53- 57. I-IINGLEY . Major: Language, Math, Science Honor 53-545 Latin Club 53-55. LLOYD HUMMEL Major: Language, Social Studies Band 54-555 Rally Committee 54-573 Student Body Play 55-565 Rally Club 54-57. . ' . i Q, ' I ' fvih' ' GU, tx, 1. . grail f'N1' v f ' . 'Ive 4.1 , ' 'Q f' . f RICHARD GRIJALVA Major: Industrial Art y V W B Basketball 53-545 B 'Baseball 53-543 Al V , vi. 56-57 5 choir 55-565 Band -53-575 snaps F0Otball 53-555 A Football 55-573 Spanish Club 56-575 B Swimming 53-54. ROBERT HANRATTY Major: Industrial Arts 'rw-N Cf .W Q HAYES Major: Cadets Chess Club 54-555 Vice President Chess Club 55-563 Ca- delgsA53-575 Commandant 55-565 Assistant Commandant ofucadets 56-573 Representative Student Council 55-57. HENRY Major: Language, Music 55-573 GAA 53-573 Modern Dance Club 55-57. . 1.r MASANOBU KAMIGAKI Major: Math, Science, Language B a l sg - A S ,b a 1:f'2E75 :Casas , W s fjillr '53, nj' ,gl , J 5 X it lgfiigi-Y-xa: 32,515.1 Q - .Y ss 7 - 1'V ,V ,Q 'i 1' by , ,-r se, Latin Club 53-575 student Body: Play 56-575 sagem Council 56-575 President of Student Body 56-57. f'.'V 1 GERALD KENNEDY I' 'X Major: Language 7 Chess Club 55-575 Sergeant-at-Arms 56-575 Latin Club 53-57. - g ,pn- K' ?s+'92'7'7 u me .' ftfy 4 51 ly! Q .' f fr R R' NANCY LADD Major: Language j j FHA 55-57' FHA Treasurer 56-573 Honor Roll W ' Rally Club,54-575 Rally Committee Treasurer spanish Club 53-55. -45,5 ' THIRSLA LANE Major: Commercial: Homemaking FHA 54-573 FHA President 56-575 GAA 54-575 S 'P' ' Council 56-57. iff' A-Lf ff r ,gp- -1 SN is V' ' atb' ka LONNIE KEYS Major: Commercial BONNIE KNAUSS Major: CSF 56-575 Drill Team 53-555 GAA 53-573 Honor Roll 53-573 Spanish Club 53-555 Secretary Spanish Club 54- 553 Secretary Modern Club 55-563 Modern Dance Club 55-57. IW! X,-,xxx fi 'TTT ' 5 ,E ' Girls Block L 54-575 Rally Club 54-57. KENETH LEE Major: Industrial Arts 'bi .KN sagisaizra 6, Q X., 15 , ..?fi- .IAMES LIGON Major: Commercial5 Music . , .5 .5 B Basketball 58-555' A Basketball 55-575 Choir 575 JV'Football 54-555 Honor Roll 53-545 Class Vice -' ' President 56-575 Senior Steering Committee 56-57. JOHN LINN Major: Industrial Art Shops 53-575 Cadets 54-555 Honor Roll 53-54. WESTEN LONGSON Major: Music B Basketball 54-555 Choir 56-575 Cadets 53-575 Span ish Club 53-545 B Track 54-55. BEVERLY LOVELACE Major: Commercial Choir 55-575 FHA 54-555 GAA 53-54. 5 :ft 71 My Q' BARBARA MANAR FRANK MARTIN 'urnxzfgesfq f ' ' , 'lf . ' A sitio . .5 germ Roll 56 -575 PS 6 5 i mv- 'Tift D RQSEMARY MACHADO Major: Language Annual Staff 54-575 Editor of Annual 56-575 CSF 53-575 FHA 53-575 FHA Treasurer 54-555 GAA 53-575 GAA Vice President 55-565 GAA President 56 -575 Rally Club 53-575 Rally Club Treasurer 55-565 Student Body Treas- urer 56-575 Merit Award 565 GAA Cabinet 55-575 Girls Blpck L 55-575 Girls League Cabinet 55-575 Home- coining Queen Attendant 565 Rally Committee 54-575 Spanish Club 53-575 Student Court 53-555 Student Coun- cil 56-575 Freshman Class Treasurer 53-545 Poster Award 56. FRANK MALLET Majors Industrial Art Boys Block L 54-575 Block L President 56-575 CSF 5 A-575 JV Football 53-545 A Football 54-575 Outstand- i 7 lineman Award 56-575 Scholastic Award 56-575 Co- C 'ptain Football Team 56-575 Honor Roll 54-575 Rally C mmittee 56-575 Student Council 56-575 B Swim- ing 53-545 A Swimming 54-575 B Track 53-545 ' Track 54-57. r-i rg 5 CONNIE MARTINEZ an ' -Major: Music, Commercial FHA 55-565 GAA 54-555 Spanish Club 55-57. SHIRLEY MCCAIN Major: Commercial, Homemaking Choir 56-575 FI-IA 55-57. FS f. iw DIOLINDA MELLO Major: Home Economic CAROL MENDEZ Annual 54-555 Band 53-555 CAA 53-575 Girls Block L 56-575 Student Body Play 56-575 Senior Class Secretary 5 56-57. l f' furry., 'YQ .,. . -is-N C115 'IDS- This X, JOAN MCCUSITON Major: Art Band 53-545 GAA 53-545 Spanish Club 53-54. PATRICK Mc!-HENRY Major: Math, Science Choir 55-575 B Football 53-545 Honor Roll 53-575 Rally Club 53-575 Student Council 56-575 School An- nouncer5 Senior Class President 56-57. 1 '26s Cs. RALPH MENDOZA Major: Shop B Basketball 53-555 B Baseball 53-545 A Base- ball 54-575 Boys Block L 55-575 Vice President Boys Block L 56-575 Shops 53-575 JV Football 53-545 A Football 54-575 Honor Roll 53-545 Student Council 54- 555 Outstanding JV Player Award5 Class President 54- 55. IARRY MIKKELSEN Major: Math, Agriculture Annual Staff 53-555 B Basketball 53-545 B Baseball 53-545 A Baseball 54-565 Boys Block L 54-575 CSF 53-575 FFA Secretary 54-555 Vice President FFA 55- 565 Treasurer FFA 56-575 JV Football 53-545 A Foot- ball 55-575 State Farmer Degree5 Regional Award 54- 565 Honor Roll 53-575 Rally Committee 56-575 Rally Club 53-575 Student Court 56 -575 Student Council 55- 57. -Q it 1' iff? 3 - .Na . U 'I lbs F' no-----5' . , A t . LYNN OI-IMSTEDE Major: Agriculture B Baseball 53-555 Shop 53-555 FFA 54-57. OFELIA PAEZ Major: Language, Commercial, Home Economics FHA 54-575 GAA 535 Newspaper Staff 55-565 Spanish Club 53-575 Journalism Award 55-565 Modern Dance 55-56. QA 5 VICTOR PATO - Maivv shops as-Sv: Honor-515011 ssfszsi JAMES PEDERSON l Major: Industrial Arts Choir 56-575 Band 56-575 Shops 53-575 B Football 53-54. EDDIE MILLER Major: Arts and Crafts fv- i Annual staff 56-5.75 shops 54-56.5 cagqquqazgg, ,, ALFRED 5 - , Major: Industrial Arts 5 -A 'A' 'bf-'-il Spanish Club 53-54. 25,514 f Z5 Q. '+ -A 1- r rw 5 7 wi - ,, 'ALLIDINO Commercial ock L 55-575 B Football 54-555 A Football 5 Honor Roll 56-575 Rally Club 54-575 B Swim- 54-555 JV Football Award 54-555 Class Sergeant- 1'1'lS 56-57. 1 is PARTRIDGE F Shop ask 4, 53-54' Boys Block L 54 57 Shops 53 efball , - 5 .. Football 54-565 Honor Roll 53-575 Latin Club 54- Committee 53-575 B Swimming 53-57. lil xx ' Y I 1 wa 'lf , 4, qw. 545215 49 ,, x H3 . 1 THOMAS QUESADA Major: Industrial Arts Boys Block L 56-575 JV Football 55-565 A Football A B r filrshraa-Q1ar1B1'+fram5:1ar5SrPA T12 iw . r, A2if5i!1fl',llfri.':+L' 'F .A , 'A .- Major: Commercial5 Home Economics , FHA 53-575 Vice President FHA 55-575 President FHA 56-575 GAA 53-575 Girls Block L 54-575 Honor Roll 53-575 Rally Committee 54-575 Rally Club Treasurer 56-57. VS.. 5. QP- Q-V 5 fa L. . 324. 4 . hr .: 'Wi .' a 5 wir '57 af ,. RICHARD RLBEIRO Major: lrrrlusrrral Arts B Basketball 53-57 5 Band 55-565 choir 55-575 ball 53-555 Honor Roll 53-545 Spanish' Club 55-575.f'B Track 54-55. RONALD RIBEIRO .f y Major: Industrial Arts, Music B Basketball 53-575 Choir 56-575 Band 56 -575 ball 53-545 Spanish Club 56-575 B Track 55-57. 55, an A .N '55, .:4V', r .:rG'v ' C35 f' 1 P55 f rryq . qua. 4 W MA -arman- X '99 TERRY REED Major: Industrial Arts B Basketball 54-555 Choir 56-575 Shops 53-57. ROBERT REMMERS Major: Industrial Arts Shops 54-57. was l -Z. 772 H f J . 5 . A, -.ir 'fp tr 5 .2 - ,.r 5,..,::,,,. .f 4' ff 5 ' 4 -4 ,4 .- .rf 5 1, 5. . r 54, , . A S. KATHRYN RICHART Major: Science, Math, Language Annual Staff 56-575 CSF 53-575 CSF Treasurer-Secre- tary 56-575 FHA 56-575 GAA 53-555 Honor Roll 53- I rf ., .rr f . ' 3l1Yll 5i:1deuf'Court.S6Bi Ei?iYV'55-56: dent Council 55-565 Class Secretary 53-54. JEAN ROOFE Major: Home Economics Choir 55-575 Spanish Club. .1 5, , ,,. 'Ziff i' is .,. 9 ' aa 1 4 -f- gy 1..- .tk is NORMAN RUDDICK Major: Industrial Arts Shops 53-573 Honor Roll 54-575 Spanish Club. MARY SAIAS Major: Spanish Spanish Club 53-57. R U V JANET SANI Major: Music, Language Choir 53-575 GAA 53-575 GAA Cabinet 54-553 Foot- ball Homecoming Queen 565 Honor Roll 54-565 Rally Committee 56-575 Spanish Club 54 575 Girls Lea ue 1 . . . ,, . ,, , ..., ,., V, , , A Q f -ff ,M ., A-,gm-,g . ,V gf. ,Q ,S Y at fi f ' ,A-. 2 ' 'A ' nf .:'-'ill-'I 11'i,r, ir, A 1 3 ,3 -li. M. ,W Ju I l .Q - 5- ,a inf, ,, . t,f,'50 fgryygfmv, ,1.,iQ,,gI..,,,, CHRISTINE SAUCEDO Major: Spanish, Commercial CSF 56-575 FHA 53-573 Honor Roll 55-575 Spanish Club 53-575 Spanish Club Treasurer 56-57. CRACIE ROSAS Major: Commercial, Home Economics FHA 53-543 Spanish Club 53-57. it 4 I r JANETBQQS1 We , , 5 5 ' Annual Staff 56-573 Band Council 55-573 Band 5 - GAA 53-573 Girls Block L 55-573 Rally Committee 55-573 Student Council 56 -575 Senior Representative 56 57. I? -. .riff -rl f , ,L L A K ,ak 344 1' 'v rg., . .Wf- .5 ,sve- 4- f S' nj 1. A 1.Aj ?YSANCI-IEZ Mai Agriculture FE 253-57. E RD SANCHEZ M 1 Agriculture, Spanish FF ,YJ ' -573 Spanish Club 56-57. 251' 3 j I. X rr r .ax 1 61 N, . gv pnfsx :MI al ,QQ jc Pg i EDWARD SCI-IWITTEK Major: Industrial Arts . - - .- 5 - -56. I 1 I l 0 ' I I 0 I 'j . ,. . Qfi-f'w.. 'git ,I '. 122-',f QQ... '1, 'QfI3- 4i.4 '.., il -,111:1qrf7.' 1- mn gf' f l t w z vfagf f: ei.. ' 5 3 5' anis ommercral dp : J tv M GAA 53-565 spanish Club 54-55 3353554 Ni f 1' M. 'l Q'ff, ...au-L 2 gy ' -naw-Q, ,-- 244 ALICE SELF Major: Commercial CSF 55-575 Choir 55-575 GAA 54-575 GAA 55 575 Girls Block L 56-575 Honor Roll 53-57. JAMES SHERFIELD Shops 53-555 Honor Roll 55-565 Spanish Club 5 5 . 2 ii i : 'Q Q bzfii Y a 4: .,. fi 40: RAY SCOTT Major: Math Chess Club President 56-575 Chess Club Secretary- Treasurer 55-565 Honor Roll 53-575 Student Body Play 56-575 Student Council 56-575 B Swimming 53-545 A Track 53-545 Chemical Essay Contest Winner 55- 56. RONALD SECREST Major: Industrial Arts, Cadets Band 55-565 Shops 53-575 Cadets 53-57. 101 1. x ROBERT SI-IRADER Major: Music, Industrial Arts , ,. ,. ll V ,, ' ,nop 5,3-151' emits., .A QAQNQW ' .1 -I, f ALICE SILVERA Major: Home Economics Homecoming Queen Attendant 56. 'TS sux! Au, Y lm ,N 45 . .if r 1 wx , 1 U .. 3 M R.AY SPANGER Major: Industrial Arts Shops 53-573 Class Vice President 53-543 Boys Block L 54-573 B Swimming 54-55. SHARRON STEMLER Major: Music Band Council 55-563 Choir 54-573 Band 53-573 Honor Roll 53-57. gi ,gs Q IU' DARRELL TEAGUE Major: Industrial Arts Choir 55-563 JV Football 53-553 Honor Roll 54-553 A Swimming 54-55. CLARENCE THOMAS Major: Agriculture, Band Band 55-575 FFA 53-573 Honor Roll 553 B Swimming 53-543 B Track 55-56. DELLA SMITH Major: Commercial BARBARA SOSSAMAN Major: Commercial 'KEGG ALAN STRAUB Major: Math, Science Language B Basketball 53 54, JV Football 53 54 Honor Roll 54 573 Latin Club 53 56, 'B Track 53 56 SHARON STRICKLAND Major: Com merc ral Homecoming Queen Contestant 56 Honor Roll 53 57, Rally Club 54-57 hh -'PU' ' U 'K V' ,, 5, N , .X ..-x:,:Z?,J .. V.. 154 ,.1f?.g?'g..':x 4335 1'-if-ix ,,,. A ', -' , ., ,, ' -, -4, 'Kiki . A 'CJAKD 5' .f .' -J? 'W' RJ -747' 43,1 A fi ev- ' ,el ' Q 2W-ii'1v-f'- 55 l-11:25 ilzg-'5,ti,,,f F, i'-,Fr :V 'JA .',A,A'-1'L.-v,-.QA Major: Commercial, Math FHA 53-575 Spanish Club 54-57. ,Wlrsi 1 V Luna l' f u HERMAN URENDA Major: B Basketball 53-545 A Basketball 55-575 A Base- ball 53-575 Boys Block L 54-575 CSF 55-565 JV Foot- ball 53-545 A Football 53-575 Honor Roll 54-575 Spanish Club 53-545 B Track 53-545 A Track 53-575 Outstanding Back 55-575 Most Valuable Player 56-575 Decathalon Winner 54-565 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 55- 56. TOM VIRAMONTEZ Major: Industrial Arts Annual Sports Editor 56-575 B Basketball 53-575 A Basketball 56-575 B Basketball 53-545 Honor Roll 55- 575 Spanish Club President 55-565 B Track 54-555 A Track 56-57. WY BN 1 K m5 ,A Qi . W' x. , ' fr .V .aw . ' x 2 in If 'K v rr' MARY TREAT Major: Commercial, Home Economics Annual Staff 56-575 FHA 55-565 Honor Roll 54-575 Rally Committee 56-57. LOUISE TRZCPKOWSKI Major: Language GAA 54-555 Newspaper Staff 55-565 Spanish Club 55- 565 Student Council 56-575 Teen Timer 55-565 Com- missioner of Publicity 56-575 Editor of Lions Roar 55-56. 'T vo PATSY WALKER Major: Commercial, I-lomemaking H If h 5 -S M-.am eri 5 FFA 53-575 JV Football 53-555 A Swimming 56-575 B Track 53-545 A Track 54-57. HENRY WOLF Major: Agriculture, Science CSF 55-563 Honor Roll 55-56Q Student Court 55-57g Student Council 55-56. REY YINGLING Major: Industrial Arts Shops 53-57. JOHN WILKINS Major: Commercial, Science, Music Band Council 56-573 Boys Block L 56-573 Chess Club 55-563 Choir 54-573 Band 54-573 JV Football 54-55g A Football 55-57g Honor Roll 54-575 Student Body Play 55- 57. JOHN WISECARVER Major: B Basketball 55-565 B Baseball 54-SSS A Baseball 55-57s Boys Block L 54-573 JV Football 54-565 Spanish Club 54-563 B Swimming 53-54. --af' 5 QE If bf .Q ,, 'S Y WS is , .N 5. 9 A 1 1? 'Y ,mg 7. V f gf REQ-age ga 1? ffm, iz v . .. I Y Ix I Af? ,, 9 las? Q35 i YN lf ' 7 aff .ax 5 uf , in ' v . Du 2, if V D 1 ff. Y' . I- ,4 I Q .Q .Qin ,U 4 Q . . -7 f . BAJTX gi w X i bc. fi figs: 3. is v - Q- s gi l .H -ef? Nis- QM-. 1-1 X 4.3 C9 1 - 4 x - - V ' ' A f ,wi f i 9',.i in 1 fl J fi: N , ' dflf. -1' A N 'w Q X A E ,,,p:e:'g1-., H, ' , ' ,, - - i A Y f 1 , f X ' t L pf' ic' a 'K M 'V ' . Io 4 -1 ff ' M' , . M ,SH ' ,I , I 4- 1 1 N 1 ' 1 My - 1 ? fi- ? ..-.- ,qv .1 X 4 ,. l N L' 'xx 4 V 4. J, in 2 nu? ! ' 'J ' inf -'Wil A Crt- 'Wear T ,I Q J 1 M Ga QV f' 4 flu ' r- V 'Ag'n ,Qi WW 'Y f. Y '?af'l.1.'ff I f iw zeF ' :eg -.s.' 'Q 'QR ' A- 1 K I N... 55. .ffl Ke To Pictures On First Ad Page. yr ' '+H. if' A' '-J. ' SENIOR WILL Peggy Aguiar, will my grades in World History to Ronald Sylvester. Joe Alanis, will the mile run to Sam Gill. Jerry Allen, will my hot temper to Coach Ferrill. Mary Ambrosino, will my Senior Social Studies seat to Wanda Davis, Janet Anderson, will my sole seat in Trig to the next female fool who takes it. James Baeta, will my ability to get along with Mr, Havens to some unlucky Junior, Gloria Ball, will my sole chair in Band to the person I'll always love, Jack DeFremery. Jim Ball, will nothing to nobody cause I'm going to keep what I got which ain't much, Manuel Banuelos, will the will that was willed to me by some willing Senior. Albert Bello, leave my job as reporter for the F.F.A. to Ron McCall. Lyndell Bevill, will my ability to play pool to Raymond Crandell, Jack Bryant, will my white hat to Larry Rosa who should know better. Ronald Canada, will my best behavior to Ernie Dejesusl Tee Hee. Evelyn Clemons, will my ability to get good grades in Spanish to Donna Duncan, Gayle Cogswell, will leave Mr, VonderAhe in peace forawhile until some other Head Cheerleader starts pestering him. Leon Conness, will Nancy Faria back her old seat in Bookkeeping, Don Crane, will my Dumbo Ears to Ray Crandell, Jerald Crist, will my class ring to Esther Granados, Carl Davidson, will my ability to make excuses, to Gloria Gill. Ron Davis, will my mustache to Carlxlacobsen and my Oakie credit card to Bob Cossins, Joann Davilla, will my seat in Senior Social Studies to my brother Alan, Pearl Dinsmore, will my A's in Senior Social Studies to Maudie Willis and my gift of gab to Verna Warren, Joe Duarte, will my football prowess to my younger brother, he can use it, Kitty Dunkin, would will to my brother, Leo, my ability to fail my classes but he don't need no help. Jack England, will my ability to get out of classes to Mel Hollen, Tony Fauncchi, will my desk in detention to Junior Simoni, Dianne Fisher, will the chart books and the football team to the lucky girls who get the job of charters next year. Onita Fortson, will my position as charter on the football team to any poor unsuspecting soul who wants it. Frank Freitas, will my ditching ability to my brother who will need it, Glenda French, will a watchful eye open for Applehead fmy brotherj to Sharon McFarland. Rose Marie Garcia, will my good behavior in all my classes to my sister Lillian. Long Tall Sally Gauger, will my ability to make jokes to Johnnie Mundell, Charles Green, will my wits to Sam, Richard Grijalva, will my ability to lie to Mr. VonderAhe, to Joe Munoz, Mary Harris, will the art building to Helen Harris and her gang, Clyde Hawkins, will leave this school to anyone who wants it. James Hayes, will my merits to my brother Jack, he needs them, Shirley Henry, will two glorious years at Liberty without Clarence to Myrna Davidson, Lloyd Hummel, will my ability to demolish telephone poles to Jerry Pomeroy. Bonnie Knauss, will leave dear ole Liberty to be with Danny. Nancy Ladd, will my Nurses Assistant job to Amy, Sarah . Thirsia Lane, will my ability to get along with the teachers at L.U.H.S. to my brother, Gene, who will need it Good Luck. Joan Libbey, will my job as the goofiest gym assistant that Mrs. Jimenez and Miss Graber ever had, to anyone interested. - RS 'ff' -' J, V: -3 arg H-' f- -' ,a -Tig. '14-3' if 0 jc 2 v vi-sm: U55 4 SENIOR WILL James Ligon, will my parking place in the parking lot to some unfortunate student. John Linn, will my cigars to Bill Bonde. Woody Longson, will my Studebaker to Leroy Frost. Rosemary Machado, will all the mice, dead or alive, in the Student's Accounts office to Yvonne and the little book I call What to do when you're stuck on the Annual to Charlotte. Have fun girls! Frank Mallett, will my love to Joyce. Eddie Miller, will to Donnie Dickie my chair by a brain so he too can pass Senior Social Studies, Connie Martinez, will my mombo dancing to my cousin Vivian Martinez. Shirley McCain, will my seat in Senior Social Studies to Owala McClure. Joan McCuiston, will my ability for getting into trouble to Shelia, Faye and Nancy. Pat McHenry, will Liberty's Address system to Fred Doyle with sincere wishes that he has better luck with the stuff than I've had. Carol Mendez, will all that goes with it to the youngest Mendez and l will leave as empty handed and empty headed as I came in, Lynn Ohmstede, will sadly leave Liberty because I can't take Betty Lou with me, Victor Pato, will the detention hall to Herbert Douglas. Jim Pederson, will my ability to flunk classes to Ray Barrios, Fern Reece, will Dear Ole Liberty to the incoming Freshmen. Terry Reed, will my dirty gym clothes to Willie Simms. Richard Ribeiro, will my mambo dancing to Josie Ramos and Marian Garcia, Ronnie Ribeiro, will the lOO yard dash to Dave Borjon, Kathy Richart, will my gentlemen colleagues in Physics to the next poor female who takes it. Jean Roofe, will my eraserless eraser, my inkless pen and my measureless ruler to Leona Valuch. Gracie Rosas, will gladly leave my worries behind to my sisters Mary, Jane and Rose, Janet Rossi, will leave my dear old seat in Senior Social Studies to some poor Junior, Norman Ruddick, will my white Ford's parking place to Leon Donithan's black Ford. Mary Salas, will my ability of a better language to Alva Ponce. Tom Sanchez, will one little pencil to Margaret Torrez, Larry Sanchez, will my ability to get kicked out of class to Harry Torrez. Janet Sani, will my position of Homecoming Queen to Jennifer Hummel. Christine Saucedo, will leave my two sisters here at Liberty, Eddie Schwitters, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Barbara Brown and Roxene Geddes. Alice Self, will my ability to get A's to Carol White. Jim Sherfield, will my ability in Physics to Herb D. Bob Shrader, will all my good grades and bad teachers to Donald Burton, Pete Spanger, will my Roman nose to Fat Manuel Pastor. Sharron Stemler, will my diary to Julia Ortiz, who might get some helpful ideas from it. Alan Stroker Straub, will my Oakie traction masters and my strokin outfit to Pat McHenry who has a real ground hog, Sharon Strickland, will my stool at the Y-Not to Jerry Pomeroy and a well heated igloo in Alaska to Mr. VonderAhe. Dee Teague, will my nose to Manuel Pastor because he likes it so much. Molly Tipton, will my name Willy Berger and my seat in Senior Social Studies to Shelia Foust. Mary Torrez, will of sound mind leave Liberty on two feet. Mary Treat, will these walls of Liberty to my innocent sister Lee and will leave Liberty to be with Dick. Louise Trzepkowski, will leave to go with Butch. Herman Urenda, will my bad luck in sports to some lucky guy. i A . x Q Y 'N ,, ! A iv ,. 3 f H i VV 1,14 Q Q 5 W-3' . 2, 21: hr QL. l 5 x NX ' N. 3 ! . X I5 v-Q , ri My . AI lvld I, P '. A rf M. ' 1 -s -Xxx nh Xx 1- ' W QX 'un-.W Q . I Sl' ,- L -v N.. W.. ,-4 l 1 K ,F ,Q Q. peg-' 1 an 'L 5 Q.. . Us Y' ,f . fa, A-5-1 1 ,-4.-V 'ati 'vel' 4. . . n ,h 1.6 r if' I , -owe-NJ ' ..f- 5 'Ia 6 A X he -Q, :S'I'g Jean Griffith, Vice President 9 v 1 1 Isidro Tarango, President Mary Tarango, Secretary C B S S 0 F , We the Junior Class have had a very successful year. It started off with a float entry in the Homecoming events. Our float placed third. A coke sale was given which was very successful, On December 14, we gave the Junior Prom which was also successful and enjoyed by everyone, In February came the Junior Assembly which held the interest of the Student Body for forty-five minutes, As Juniors, we now look forward to the coming year which will bring us the title of Big Seniors . Nancy Townes, Treasurer David Borjon, Sergeant-at-Arms Kay Kawada, Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Nay Student Council Advisors J .ries V rt 'XA af ffl I 1 I I -sf U Bob Addington Ann Akers Cruz Alanis Joe Alexander Lanier Allen June Allison Mike Arata Marie Aiguellas Phylis Barbee Nadine Barkley Charlotte Baroni Janette Barrios Gloria Barron Beverly Bartee Angelo Berumen Dwain Bloodworth Linda Bohannon Bill Bonde Pauline Bonilla Dave Borj on Yvonne Bovert Kathy Bradbury Bob Braz David Brown Don Burton Richard Buskey Bob Butler Doris Butler Bob Byer Gene Caldwell Alan Carter Jackie Clark Leroy Conner Bob Cossins Ken Cowan Fred Crane Emily Dal Porto Barbara Davis Wanda Davis Ernest Dejesus Donnie Dickey Herb Douglas Jerry Duarte Amy Ellison Maggie Fajardo Marina Fajardo Elsie Fanucchi Nancy Faria Jim Fertado Richard Florez Frank Franco Mary Franco Jean Friday Owen Fullmer Gene Galletti Ana Garcia Bivianna Garcia Carmen Garcia Donald Garcia Ronald Garcia D743 I. x. 1: 45 , f- ,-. 1- ' r ' 'vw Ar 'N . -Ps f v ' b -V Q , A L J i 2 4- .: fi . 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N-491- 3 i it p Cb Nl' , -I Gary Gibson Gloria Gill Don Giusti Lidia Gonzales Jean Griffith Jerry Hamill Rodney Hamlin George Hart Jack Hayes Lynda Helland Billy Helms Joyce Henderson Jeanette Hickman Jennifer Hummel Carl Jacobsen Lawana Johnson Joan Jones Marlene Johnson Kay Kawada Darrel Kennedy Carl Korsgaard Orville Kuhn Bob Laster Barbara Mantelli Bill Marez John Martinez Fred Maurisco Ronald McCall Owala McClure James McCurtain Vonnie Mcl-Ienry Faye Mellinger Fermin Mercado Charles Morgan Joe Munez Polly Ochoa Jes Ornelas Gloria Paniagua Wallis Paniagua Lola Pasley Bonda Patty Eugene Pease Louise Pease Jim Phelps Mariano Piquette Eleanor Pires Jerry Pomeroy Alva Ponce Dwayne Pool Randy Proops Selia Ramos Pearl Reece Carol Remrners Loren Robb Leonard Rocha Wiley Rogers Ronald Rornander Larry Rosa James Shelton Irving Sherman Joe Silva Willie Sims Amy Somerhalder Bruce Somerhalder Myrin Somerhalder Charlotte Soto Shirlean Smith Betty Springs Russ Stephenson Leland Stuart Isidro Tarango Marguerite Torrez Nancy Townes Georgia Townsend Ray Treat Beauice Urenda Elva Urenda Paul Van Brunt Bonnie Warren Claude Weder Gary Wells Earl Wetzel Carol White Jim Wiley Jerry Wolfe Marlene Wright Charles Doan Troy Treat w' ' r. ,. G -u Q Cl xi .1 -3 'ii 4 1 1 Y. lt e I , ' gif, J .. ,N .Q ag 'aD' v- ...g I .tg A '-7? Q lv -f -tie, , ps 45 'HIP E .. ... f - -'Q' ': 3 2 G 3' :,, - J 1 4.5! f,:':,- 3 x 1' ,., K Y We We as ' :N-' P li is ,D V'x .L as x J., ,-:L G- A: Z 3 ' ' -ov , Q ' J --J. 9 ' 4 T ' -L S... . N- Q ' M5 . Q T l .w 'lg I .Q wunwgg W 'ni Q -gs -A r V? .- -7 -Q N fri, 5 v v , fi ft' 43 1 1 I 1 - 6 X ff 'X ,W I 'u 1 - 1,3 'N , ', wx , M' 'W iiihii V X N 9 4' I nb in L . if uw -, - '11 .IUNIGR SNAPS JM I Y I! ,dl I-... 1 '1' 5 1 fm' -E V 'U ' n UQ ff' . 5 , 'Yew , 5 Ui vi vb 1 I I ...J ZQQ A4 EHB 665 'S 9 fx, AK N--.. ti I!-Alf, ,Y I 4 0PHO 0liE ,UD- 0 , 6 effl- Ji 4 X fs was ,frm ., Q . I Vice Pres. Stanley Andrade Sec. Rose Torrez AQ? ' fm fm Ts , fd ji' 4 .iff i ' fir p ,l,Il s . 9 1 - V- 1 .- ' I ,x 1 , Pres . J ohn Mundell CASSO' This year under the guidance of the capable Sophomore officers, the Sophomore Class was very successful. The first activity of the year was a coke sale. The second activity was the Sophomore Hop which was very successful, and provided fun for everyone. The last event of the year was the Sophomore Assembly which kept the Student Body laughing for half an hour. Treas. Pat Shiryama St. Council Rep. Mitsulco Kamagaki Sgt. at Arms. David Fisher Advisor Mrs. Soderstrom ,a 'i i Hin N! , Barbara Ables Barbara Abney Jeri Aguiar Marion Aguiar Magdalene Alanis Bob Allison Norma Anselrne Stan Andrade Elmer Armstrong Clyde Baker Alice Barlow Edna Beard Don Bell Bobbie Bevill Bill Bevill Bob Bevill Harry Bishofberger Dolores Borjon Marlene Bray Pat Butler Wanda Calvert Norris Camarena Iris Cantwell Charles Cekola Darrel Choate Albert Chaves Peggy Chaplin David Clark Robert Clemens Betty Coats Eddie Cole John Cole Leon Conness Ruby Conness Janetta Cook Laura Covert Betty Crandell Ray Crandell Sandra Crane Kerry Curtis Etta Jo Darling Allen Davis Myrna Davidson Ronnie Dean Terry Devine Leon Donithan Betty Douglas Fred Doyle Mike Duify Marcus Duncan Art Duncan Gary Dyer Darrel Esparcia Ralph Esparcia Elena Fernandez Manuel Femandez David Fisher Jean Fraga Carl Fraser Richard F reitas - QA 4 fa-:V-ff? . aa' :liz V 5 A Jxqu l Nu 6 lar' 'f ,- ... 'v -ac, ,,,f','r- Y -1. 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Bob Frisbee Dean Fryer Jerilyn Furi Ann Gannon Gelasia Garcia Carolyn Gaston Sam Gill Kent Godding David Gonzales Zharles Graham Ether Granados Sary Graves Louise Green Ronnie Gutierrez Curry Hale Dorothy Hampton Pat Harrington Jim Henderson Frank Hernandez Linda Hingley Harlan Hix David Holt Bill Houser Judy Hubbert Minnie Huckaby Charles Jacobs Mitsuko Karnigaki Dan Kataoka Jacquie Laird Richard Lane Roy LeVeau Tom LeVel1 Carter Libbey Bob Looney Joyce Lopes Ken Lopez Sharon Machado Mike Manning Angie Maninez Eloise Martinez Ester Martinez Adolph Mauriscio Don McFarland Sharon McFar1an David NlcLain Antonio Mercado Cecelia Miguel Charles Miles Larry Moore Pat Moore Willijean Morgan Barbara Moriarty John Morrison Linual Moss Johnnie Mundell William Myatt Bob Nejera Aurora Negrete Sarah Newsom Gracie Ochoa Rudy Ochoa Richard Ornelas Daisy Orozco Nancy Padilla Hazel Page Claudie Parsons Bill Pato Bob Pato Josie Perez Mary Petrovich Arlene Pimentel Darrell Rash Alan Ribeiro Frank Ribeiro Bonnie Robb Pat Roderick Janice Sacketti Carmen Sanchez l.na Saucedo Ronald Scroggins Sandra Sellers John Sherfield Jim Showaker Patsy Shiroyama Julie Silva Richard Simpson Betty Sims Ferry Smith Ruby Standridge Nora Stefanie Jim Stephenson Sharon Teague Mildred Tejada Linda Tennant Lynn Tillotson Beverly Tomlinson Eloise Torrez Harry Torrez Rose Marie Torrez Fern Townsend Virginia Townsend Doyle Trammell Lillian Tuck Tom Vaught Bob Villa Dave Viramontez Don Walker Bill Ward Betty Weatherby Karen Wells Frank Wetzel Janet Wightman Joanne Wightman Donna Williams Mike Wisecarver Ronald Wolf Jim Yoder Mollie Zachary fa '- f V g 'l.. 4 Q fm f- ' 9 v 0 T '- 40 rs ' ,, 3 - 1 I' . 1-'J' ' ys' ' ' E I I , lv. 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K - ' lf R Lis ' c D f K ' 1-T' , 4 .zz .I -- 3 ,Q 4 l NA - ' 'T' ff 4 I '-29 f 'Cf Class pictures not available: Philip Anderson, Johnny Cook, Jack De- Fremery, Loracc Dryden, Gloria Esquivel, Shelia Foust, Manuel Garcia, Robert McCullough, Nora Riley, Frank Simmons, Jack Swicegood, Alice Vcngeley, Ray Yingling. SGPHOMORE SNA S ,335 ifbxzrzv-:gf Q' H if V f' ' x 54, M N, it W : ggi., sj nsi -- r ,i-, Y , . . ' I ', A all-. 'W .2 :ui New 9 V, null. l S 4 - 1' I 1 8 ff , ul E: '45, A9 ew :fig I P W1 HIGH SCHOOL 55- , ,Lum - X is H af' lftffffg JJ' fi' wif!!- y, 1 F 1 J 1 J H Q I e J J H, fm J -. 3 1 gif is as J JL rf' 35 e,,Q W 1 ., Af. gs -,K -. xr ' 4- ,sta 4' qv ,' ..'N,z,,., .. ,L ll.. 1fz'f '7 ' .,:- Z .5 ., 7' 3, v --gre, E W V, rx., JlzIa I.Kf7 'uf!?.LQLIIKY5i.Y'-.K7- . . ,S+ '10 fr' 4 ji Barbara Gibson, Vic e President Diane Sanchez, President Deanna Garcia, C ASS GF '60 We the Freshman of Liberty have had a successful year. Although we didn't have a Freshman initiation, we had a Freshman Work Day which was Secretary supervised by the Sophomores. We also had a successful coke sale with the help of the Seniors. To climax the year we presented the Freshman As- sembly which proved very enjoyable. Marjorie Duarte , Treasurer Dennis Sanchez, Sergeant-at-Arms Gwena Paiflfeff Nlr. GL Mrs. Krumland, Student Council Advisor-5 oth it -.7 0- it ' A ' 1 ilk I' 'J N 4- ' ' .mr I 4 ' ' .42 ' ,d ' ' I. .I M ,K y. . .ml - A 1 - . 1' s ' ' , i Fe .L'Qng..H ' 3 6 'G w A 5 X, Peggy Ackerman Fern Addington Betty Aden Ernest Aguiar Ramona Alanis Frank Barlow Ray Barrios Gilson Bartee Robert Belleci James Benton Hallie Biglow Donna Bloodworth Faye Bloodworth Don Bohannon Henry Briseno Barbara Brown Phil Burroughs Carolyn Butler Noreen Caldera Charles Cannon Hubert Cantwell David Carr David Carter Jacquelyn Carter Anita Cartwright Richard Clemons Doyle Cole Joyce Copeland Lorene Cowan Reva Cox Vonda Crosby Joe Cutino Karen Dacus Larry Davenport Alan Davilla Darrel Dearman Charles DeMartini Dianne Ditmars Marjorie Duarte Donna Dtmcan Leo Dun.kin David Dutra Bruce Dwelley Bill Ellis Jim Ervin Jesse Fajardo Hortencia Franco Thomas Furtado Cecelia Furtado Joyce Gaddis Richard Gannon Deanna Garcia Lillian Garcia Donna Gaston Roxene Geddes Dino Ghelarducci Donna Gianotti Barbara Gibson Jerry Gideon Ray Gonsalves us. 7' , -lf! ev Q-fy 1 r 2 .9 le - ,... .-- ' 4' 'Q fy, :fi 7 . 7 J 1 if x 1 ,X vw., was rv 'Y 'Y 4' A L .- 5: ae a ,, 5. i JK' wx. 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' I M14 i af' Av. ,gr lb is at -a -- I-, 5 wwf -.,,, 4 , r . .1 1 'fd' Q w IV Margaret Gonzales Cathy Gott Dennis Granado Danny Grant David Grant David Hackett Ray Hargrove Melba Hartsell Connie Hartwig Alfred Hendrix Ken Hicklin Melvin Hollen Wilma Holt Torn Hughes Robert Hurst Carole Irigeyen Charles Jesus Joyce Jones Jerome Kulm Carole Lawson Linda Lee Linda Lindsey Billy Lowe John Lomno James Lunsford Llewylln MacDonald Floyd Manar Efrain Martinez Lupe Martinez Tom Mason Ray McCurtain Henry Mendiola Ruth Mendoza Vera Miles Melvin Minor Linda Minta Bill Murdock Mary Negrete Joe Newman Richard Normamr James Norris Joe O'Bryan Joe Ortiz Ronald Owen Albert Padilla Bill Painter Gwena Painter Laura Parkharn Arthur Parker Arlis Paslay Gerald Pease Charles Petersen George Petrovich Barbara Phelan Bob Pierce June Pipkins Carol Portwood Darrel Raney Phil Reddick Kelly Reed Diane Ridge Jesse Riley Gunder Rinset David riios Jean Rios Juan Rivera Gini Rolando Joe Romiti hlri 13' ziosas lioff .luhio Dennis Sanchez Diane .Sanchez Mary Sanchez Emily San-:edo David Scarfo Stanley Scott Sandra bhcrfield Jackie Shelton Linden Shelton Charles Sielales Gino Simoni Dan Skinner Lorenzo Skinner Brian Slagle Charles Smith Lynda Somerhalder Donna Sossarnan Lucille Stall William Standridge Ronald Sylvester Mary Tamayo Carolyn Tanner Stanley Taylor Gerald Thompson Pam Torbett Annabel Torrez Betty Townsend Betty Tramel Carolyn Turner Leona Value h Billy Vaught David Villa Donna Warren Vera Warren Peggy Webb Melba Wetzel Linda Willis Maudie Willis Mary Zaragoza Q.. 1 LJ lf T, 1 N ,. s ,L Ls Y .. 1 'J V- '3 ,gg t xg v ' i 'A' . 1 . 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' J Qi' 4. . 1 -3- ., . , L A , 5 G1 I ' ' -1 f . . 5 ' ' ' 'N' if. w,f'-.'- W. ' , 'IC 5' ' ,. ' Q egg' Y '0- - x Ur' -um it I'- xx UHGANIZATIUNS K Q.. .' 5, . lf .Q X. X ' 1' I - lstffvyl gt i , . ., Q, Q, K ' K R I 3 3, 1 Q - P is SQ rv - ,A V- -A: QA 1, li, k , :QF Q uf Gab v,i v . Q - Q A: 5 ' . L 4 4 I ,. LELAND STUART Vice President Yin. ROSEMARY MACHADO Treasurer LARRY MIKKELSEN Comm. of Justice JANET ANDERSON omm. of Cultural Affairs -nv' JANET SANI Secretary I ,lf MASA KAMIGAK1, President STLIDE T BODY FFICERS GLORIA BALL Chief Justice ..-,ax The Student Body is mainly governed by the Student Council of which all student body officers and representa- tives from the various clubs and classes throughout the school are members Each of the associated student body officers plays an important part in student government here at Liberty. Therefore, each person must pass strict requirements be- fore he is allowed to hold a trusted and important position. JACK ENGLAND Comm. of Athletics Because of the hard work and effort of each officer, the LOUISE TRZEPKOWSKI student government and our school is successfully and Comm- Of Publicity democratically operated. N . Q . 'Q ' - 54 , V , 1: : I . L3 F ' 5 5 J j x Q I Y TOP ROW: R. Scott, M. Kamigaki, K. Kawada, L. Allen, J. Mundell, C. Ball, L. Trzepkowski, I. Tarango M Karnigaki, F. Mallett, F. Reece, P. MCI-Ienry, G. Painter, J. Sani. SECOND ROW: L. Stuart, J. Wilkins, R Mach ado, J. England, L. Mikkelsen, J. Rossi. FIRST ROW: G. Cogswell, D. Sanchez, J. Griffith, J. Anderson sTuDE T couNclL The Student Council is a group made up of representatives from each class and all clubs affiliated with the Student Body. The council is the governing body of our school. It passes all laws and regulations and also sets dates for school functions. Q N. Mrs. CRAIG, Advisor Mr. VONDER AI-IE, Advisor .57 I S. I I - Q fi .'x 4 5, X,-ggix-J I Q, TOP ROW: L. Mikkelsen, H. Wolf. SECOND ROW: K. Richart, G. Ball, L. Epling, D. Williams. FIRST ROW: Y. Bovert, D. Norman, L. Allen. STLIDE COURT ,.-fa The Student Court functions mainly as a merit board. A11 merit and demerit appeals come before the Court. Mr. NOBLE, Advisor 0 -I 13,3 '- wr., 12555 The Court is composed of one Chief Justice, six Associate Justices, a merit clerk and the Commissioner of Justice. T V QW.. WT S EL, y I 'P IAS TE... 5 ' - - :jwb -. , ,,- Miw Kg .Jn- .wf L+ I A gilauv X 4 f J L I i ....- I I TE X. W TOP ROW: L. Stuart, B. Knauss, K Richart, J Hummel, G Cogswell, D Gonzales, J DeFremery, S Andrade G Dyer, L. Allen. THIRD ROW: D W1Ll1ams,J Wilkins, L Mikkelsen, D Rash, K Curtis, M Karrugakl, M Fern andez, R. Scott, F. Mallett, J. Gnffrth SECOND ROW L Covert, M Kamigaki, B Douglas, M Fernandez, Y Bovert, M. Wright, L. Epling, S Stemler, J Yoder FIRST ROW G Ball, R Machado, M Dav1dson, J Friday C. Saucedo, L. Tennant. V. 1 '-1352 4 K .f wf-x K 1' 9' . I, J, ...r ,.,. J wif, ,.. . ,?,,rv,.,, ., S at. Q' - i .. t 'ff v m ,A I 4 I , A Membership in the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation is determined by scholastic standing. Its purpose is to promote a higher scholastic standard among the students. Miss VAN TASSEL, Advisor - ,...... gown: HU Ti Qff,...l il risy TOP ROW: J. DeFremery, J. Sherfield, Ivir. Alves, R. Grijalva, J. Mtmoz. SEVENTH ROW: J. Shelton, A. Garcia, B. Garcia, L. Gonzales, B. Springs, D. Zackery, M. Johnson, J. Copeland, J. Perez, H. Douglas, A. Chavez, R. Ribe- iro, M. Pastor. SIXTH ROW: C. Gill, J. Hickman, S. Machado, S. Scott, R. Davis, C. Jacobsen, T. Sanchez, A. Duran, C. Alanis, J. Ortiz, A. Gonzales, J. Sherfield, T. Bryant, J. Ornelas. FIFTH ROW: D. Grant, D. Grant, D. Dutra, R. Clemons, R. Clemons, B. Najera, T. Quesada, D. Gonzales, M. Femandez, F. Mercado, I. Tarango, F. Franco, T. Viramontez, D. Viramontez. FOURTH ROW: C. Garcia, P. Bonilla, M. Fajardo, G. Ochoa, L. Dryden, B. Tomlinson, B. Abney, B. Brovxm, R. Geddes, B. Urenda, M. Tarango, E. Fanucchi, R. Ribeno, F. Riberio. THIRD ROW: G. Rosas, O. Paez, R. Machado, O. Fortson, M Salas, R.Mendoza, M. Kamigaki, B. Bevill, D. Borjon, F. Bloodworth, L. Cowan, R. Alanis, C. Jacobs, B. Marez. SECOND ROW: C. Saucedo, R. Garcia, M. Fernandez, E. Saucedo, D. Orozco, E. Martinez, C. Sanchez, J. Wightrnan, J. Wightrnan, L. Martinez, H. Franco, M. Rosas, L. Garcia, M. Tomayo. FIRST ROW: N. Padilla, J. Barrera, E. Torrez, J. Hubbard, P. Barbee, E. Urenda, C. Martinez, M. Torres, L. Allen, E. Darling, I. Saucedo, B. Weatherby, R. Conness, A. Somerhalder. S ANISH LLIB The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr, James Alves, has had many activities. ,Y They held a dance to appropriate money for their 'X float, trips, parties and other expenses. The Spanish Club assembly was given on December if, ' 19. Most of the acts presented were of Spanish back- il ground and costumes were worn of the country. ad yi H5 F ' Tp , . if s ,Z af? fees f 1,-if' TE' -15 x' I-1 ' -if' ni: J 1'.1',x: ' :ill ' .J 'ls 3: 5 'l ..,.':' ig, ,fly rrgzz.. .. ' 3, tr: A- -33' Nlg.'f'.aiff:.,Qf.f. ,, Lggfif ..::::1 Mr. ALVES, Advisor 62 ,Q TOP ROW: B. Bevill, K. Wells, E. Armstrong, P. Roderick, S. Smith, J. Friday, J. Griffith, J. Morrison, B. Slagle, J. Anderson, K. Richart, L. I-Ielland, L. Valuch, B. Looney, R. Wolf, L. Stuart. THIRD ROW: D. Fisher, D. Rash, T. LeVe1l, B. Houser, W. Broderick, M. Kamigaki, K. Kawada, G. Wells, L. Allen, D. Katoaka, S. Andrade, R. Simpson, K. Curtis. SECOND ROW: S. Crane, B. Bartee, M. Davidson, O. Fortson, L. Lee, F. Bloodworth, P. Acker rnan, J. Cissero, D. Ridge, P. Mercer, K. Gott, D. Garcia. FIRST ROW: L. Tennant, J. Laird, P. Shiroyama, L. Covert, D. Williams, J. Cole, E. Cole, K. Lopez, G. Dyer, J. Yoder. L TIN CLUB Other activities ot the club 1n- cluded the all day mp and annual picnic This year the club mem- ' r ' S ' ' Ji- . ' f 7' . ' ' ' ' I '- A. 1 r I,-'Z-gh . ,il I . j rg , . . 1 - :val ' I , ' ,, bers also attended the Junior fri?-1' Y'. ' Q ,V I . . ' .' at Bishop O'Dowd School in Oak- , .. ' The Latin Club held their an- nual banquet at the home of Janet Anderson. A slave auction and the initiation of new members were an of the entertainment Classical League Convention held P . la no M j' ri v xii l.hTr'l F slit? 4 J Ti -fi' 1 fvlx , t 1: 4, I X , Q gs L1 xx, . .4 4' ., 15, , 9 S199 1 I I3 ' N4 X W xl tg - ,R , 95,47 K? ,S X 3' ,qui Gayle Cogswell, Beatrice Urenda, Mary Tarango 3 fd 5 . ' - Q f-- ' - 'E f.. . I .mfxRzQ'i'u I- Aa A x I .. .. . ... . -, ' Qi . ur' IW .0 -I9 ,Q AL' W' Me! ' , ,. ian I Q L :JT U.. ,. 7. 'E s fr A --2---v--.... 'L Vlfx' -if-P, . a. ---. ' .Km 3, NJ. . H.. - 45'-j-4',L: x neg . ,, 5.4- gn YR Q rr. . 4'?'Q:Y 4 -1- ' u -: . 'QQ-if glfiifff 'fi-' 5- 4.-- V, '...: 'R- X I , lg,-fn -Q:-.45 1-' I u W' - .4- 5 ..L .Vx W .A mrw. -QA., .. .Q-., - ' . f , hw a+ af' Q.--'-aa... 1 -H-..... a W.. my f ,ug ,R bw 'lyrifv -. rx 1 Au, - Q., . tq, A. J W J Y' '-js. 'z---.' '.'i.f'f. . .inet . . if- w- f . H hh ,I 4 Ne C Amy Ellison, Nancy Faria, Kathy Bradbury, Biviana Garcia, Bonda Patty. S0 GLE DERS Nancy Townes, Lionessg Sheila Foust, Lion. X E .. him, ANS: t . ,ff S '3Q'. ,.x 'I A' f , ,gs . 1 'TM-Qs fy-K .A R -. . wi gr mfg: Phi ,Y .1 Y . .L-34131, . 33212, , , f X45 i f Yr' ' v J , Sta? 'Z ,Nh .Q '. I. EW? ' 1' -su' P 5 v wx 525, V , r f I J-Qld, va, 'W' , ,Q W if y flu fi 5,3 'FY ,l ,Lf l rx, N . 5 TOP ROW: O. Fortson, M. Treat, P. Ochoa, M. Tarango, P. Shiroyama, J. Laird, J. Griffith, J. Anderson, J. Hum- mel, K. Richart, L. Helland, L. Allen, G. Cogswell, F. Doyle, P. Mcl-Ienry, J. Pomeroy. THIRD ROW: P. Reece, B. Urenda, Y. Bovert, N. Ladd, N. Stefanie, J. Sani, S. Strickland, J. Partridge, J. England, J. Gauger, L. Epling, F. Reece, G. Wells, B. Paladino, D. Kataoka. SECOND ROW: B. Mantelli, C. Baroni, M. Kamigaki, D. Williams, J. Allison, L. Mikkelsen, R. Machado, G. Ball, F. Mallet, J. Rossi, D. Fisher, L. Moore. FIRST ROW: R. Lane, G. Dyer, J., Libbey, L. Hummel, J. Mundell, F. Wetzel, J. Henderson, T. LeVe1l, R. Simpson. I, , p ,gf ...,, , iii.: The Rally Club is a very active and spirited or- ganization. There are certain restrictions which are V X 'i 'A ' required in order to become a member. One of the most important is that you have school spirit. The club has many activities during the year. ff? The biggest activity is the annual Homecoming, which the entire community takes part. It is truly an honor to be a member of the L.U.I-L NM rt.: rj. f 1. nur., , . Lf .. . ,..,' ,F F. . ffm a I swf .312 .' ,, v, s. Rally Club. 7 E . M Zu Xxx, N rf. !'nl N J A - ly. I 'Nb S-D 'Nfl XX TOP ROW: O. Fortson, G. Dyer, J. Anderson, G. Ball, L. Epling, L. Allen, J. Rossi. SECOND ROW: R. Machado, S. Strickland, L. Mikkelsen, J. Gauger, F. Reece. FIRST ROW: J. Sani, J. Partridge, M. Treat, J. England, G. Cogswell, F. Mallett. ,ririwafgfkv ,r :.yl1.r1I. N Wifi X vfvfM'mlMY+1.?i T I- I- -4 0 0 Z 5 -I -I rn rn EW , M W ' 3 la q pu sewfsf-' - 4 L vw. ,N ,K 1 'zu . ' - el, 1 f, A F A TM aqua The Rally Committee is the ,M J., 'T' guiding light of the Rally Club. ' .3-Kfiy It is composed of officers, past and si:-'T '..- , present, of the Rally Club. V r 3,55 Q -M 'm-ig Mr. LUCIA, Advisor Mr. URBANSKE, Advisor Ga ii iii 6 his TOP ROW: J. Cook, M. Tejada, G. French, J. Hummel, B. Knauss, J. Gauger, K. Bradbury, G. Cogswell, D. Fish- er, L. I-Ielland, L. Valuch, Y. Bovert, P. Ochoa, M. Wright, L. Epling, O. Fortson. THIRD ROW: C. Soto, J. Fraga P. Bonilla, J. Carter, J. Cissero, F. Reece, P. Reece, J. Barrios, B. Weatherby, C. Portwood, C. Gaston, L. Green. SECOND ROW: I. Cantwell, R. Geddes, J. Allison, D. Williams, J. Sani, J. Rossi, R. Machado, C. Baroni, B. U- renda, B. Patty, B. Garcia, A. Garcia. FIRST ROW: C. Mendez, B. Mantelli, J. Libbey, L. Mints., N. Faris., H. Biglow, M. Treat. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO This year the GAA has been very active under the leadership of the two presidents, Rosemary Machado and Alice Self, and the two advisors, Mrs. Jimenez and Miss Graber. One of the associations big projects was to begin a scholarship for a student worthy and interested in a P.E. major. An aquacade was presented to appropriate funds r for this project. A roller skating demonstration was also presented. The GAA acted as hostess to girls from sixteen schools for the all county playday. Miss GRAB-ER. Mrs. JIMFNEZ, Advisors 68 3 -4 DG 1. 1 I' P' . '. 1 '- .favffl b in lf Y . , X S 'f at R . 0 1' 4 , s 4 . I Q aw, ' q tht. 'fi' TOP ROW: P. Roderick, C. Tanner, D. Sanchez, L. Martinez, H. Franco, G. Paniagua, B. Gibson, C. Hartwig, D. Hampton, S. McFarland, M. Davidson, S. Henry, J. Laird, L. Tennant, L. Covert. SECOND ROW: A. Ellison, E. Darling, W. Paniagua, L. Cowan, P. Aguiar, S. Shenfield, M. Duarte, F. Bloodwortzh, L. Dryden, B. Tomlinson, G. Ochoa, D. Duncan, P. Ackerman, D. Borjon, J. Griffith, A. Self, T. Lane. FIRST ROW: D. Garcia, L. Gonzales, K. Gott, B. Douglas, S. Teague, B. Brown, D. Ditrnars, M. Kamigaki, B. Bevill, J. Wightman, S. Sellars, J. Wight- nian, S. Crane. ' 'E . E' . :V Q, ,, .. lv, V' , 19? Zire' .g 1 l S' L yx F. ug 5 ,C QF' fi Qu s 3 . e ,,,, v , . 4' Q 1 Y i v r ,iv K. ,Q . N, 1 qv if ,ya 3 z P xxx, K,-ir' Z- Q 5. 1 S:-gg, .. .'f:.X41-P..-'s'l:':.nar'.'f-. ,. . .w . --- . Y . 1- 5. ,- 5521: E .,, Q IJ i 'tx .L f. 3752! ,--- - 4- ,,,- -011 .Q- .-Q .......4n- filg. se.-'rw '- i .SQ-:',.:fE1 .fu-Ii' I-Lg., :J TOP ROW: J. Libbey, L. Epling, Y. Bovert, P. Ochoa. THIRD ROW: F. Reece, P. Reece, G. Cogswell, A. Garcia.. SECOND ROW: R. Machado, C. Baroni, L. Gonzales, B. Garcia. FIRST ROW: J. Rossi, B. Urenda, B. Patty. in various sp GIRLS' BLOCK L if The Girls' Block L is an organization within the GAA. To receive a block, a girl must have eamed 24 credits orts and must also have attended the required number of playdays. Earning a block is a great achieve- ment by member. 70 23 ii? in 0 K 1 If D if 3 -5 N A l 5 ge ,du- s-.,,,, As: 5 rv'-:Y Sv TOP ROW: Alice Self, Presidenrg Barbara Mantelli, Credit Manager. SECOND ROW: Deanna Garcia, Freshmen Representativeg Polly Ochoa, Junior Representativeg Dianne Fisher, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Rosemary Machado, Presidentg Yvonne Bovert, Treasurerg Charlotte Baroni, Vice-President. W rr, , . ,..,,.g14f,,' J 9. , . A. A. CABINET 553515 , 1 ,,., 7- T---if A ' 1 , 011 . f, -Qj5,.r ,, A ' or if? , .. .. :,,., v MIL, .':f ' 2, ,.e .,, . O A , 9 , . - F' ,pg-Ty '1 A ?,.f . ....- ,v- , ,.....f...,-.,s.........,,,,.............w--......... -l- .gus- - 1' If ,,.i..S X. 5 , ,.-..... -,,.,.,,..........--- .,' '-W, 1' .. 'Wm 045'-1 gf' fi? TOP ROW: O. Paez, F. Reece J. Carter, R. Machado, D. Fisher, G. Cogswell, K. Bradbury, K. Richart, B. Knauss. THIRD ROW: J. Davilla, E. Dal Porto, B. Urenda, P. Reece, O. McClure, N. Ladd, P. Walker, K. Gott, J. Silva. SECOND ROW: J. Hickman, J. Allison, O. Fortson, D. Borjon, O. Duncan, Y. Bovert, L. Johnson, M. Tarango, S. McCain. FIRST ROW: L. Lee, M. Duarte, C. Portwood, J. Barrios, B. Sossman, M. Fajardo, C. Baroni, T. Lane, c. Miguel, N. Caldera. Mr, ir ,iq F H 4 O O Q hFkMAHMv47 .rqsgiwqunfh-YZ .FX 1 0: Q A J' xg MD Nz w new The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls taking a L course in homemaking. An initiation was held in the fall, and the initiates wore hugh bows in their hair the week following the initiation. Activities consist of bake sales, banquets and a spring outing. The year is ended with the senior dinner. During the dinner the officers for the fol- lowing year are introduced. Mrs. KRUMLAND, Advisor I ' x ',, J , 1. 'Q P' A 4 nail. X s:'j',, f .x . ,. ,xx Wx gig' 1 vate: . I t v u- L , 5 J . ' 4 A 4 A , A l K .A K f g .G .4 in , ' .','l. MT . x . fy' v Ir-. I- 93 095--,0 gf' 990 af lb' I ,L VI 1.1 TOP ROW: B. Somerhaldcr. S. Scott, T. Devine. K. Cowan, R. McCall, A. Duran, J. Allen, N. Blaine, C. David- son, C. Thomas. A. Bello, L. Ohrnstede, E. De Jesus, B. Bonde. THIRD ROW: L. Shelton, E. Aguiar, J. Beata, H. Torrez, D.- Burton, K. Wfheeler, T. Fanucchi, B. Donathan, D. Guisti, J. Duarte, L. Fernandez, E. Wetzel, P. Ander- ' ' ' B. Sl le R. 9 son, C. Hale. SECOND ROW: T. Cakebread, B. Bellcci, T. Mason, L. Dunkin, C. Smith, D. Dutra, ag , Gonzalvcs. D. Ghelarducci. G. Simoni. FIRST ROW: F. Barlow, W. Myatt. M. Manning, J. Ervin,'B. Dwelley, I.. Mikkelsen, H. Wolf, J. Cook. v ,ly- . .9 I or l' y 1 i EH Ml! X ,ll 11 Yi Q I I Mr. I-IAVENS, Advisor F. F. . AUIIR 41:7 Agar hz? ooxrloj, o Q 5' -'QFAZ' , .- N. 1 7 . :VI cis 5 I 1. '15 0 0 The Future Farmers of America was founded in 1928 as a national or- ganization for boys who are interested in farming. Some of the activities that our local chapter participates in are, Soil Judging Contest, Arc Welding Contests and Tractor Driving Contests. Quite a number of Future Farmers show animals and crops which they have raised, at County and State fairs. We also show farm mechanic proj ects at these fairs. Community projects have also been held for the peo- ple in our community. This year a Donkey Basketball game was held and the proceeds were donated to the March of Dimes. The Future Farmers motto is: Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning - to live and Living to serve. ,73 Q. 'JKI31 ,' 1 -. Fifi .fSi?T,:ff V s ,ffm- Q X V 1. rf' 1' 'fig emsibf Lal-5 5 , , , A ,L-,, TOP ROW: J. Al ' J. Pom aro J. England H. Urenda F. Mallett L. Fernandez L. Mikkelsen. THIRD ROW: C 'ach L. Bronzan,aIEIJf,Jacobse1:, Py1,Grijalva, L: Keyes, J. :AJlen, D. Lopes, Coach J., Ferrill. SEECOND ROW.: D. Borjon, J. Wisecarver, J. Partridge, J. Duarte, R. Mendoza, C. Elkins. FIRST ROW: R. Palladmo, R. COSSIDS, K. BLOCK L SOCIETY The Block L is an organization composed of letter winners in varsity competition. Under the adv-isorship of Mr. Bronzan and Mr. Fer- rill, the Block L has been very active. They sup- plied and served food after the Homecoming game, and they also Wonsored the annual Sportscade in which half of the proceeds were donated to this years bigger and better Annual. 3? lg EAL- A Nh-. FERR-U-L Mr. BRONZAN Advisor Advisor I . l . .. .,...t,, .7 x ..'x:.X. . Q ', . - .1 iM . , - . n ,. WML . . Q , at Rami ' . XY sf, X Y r xx 345 'll -'x..fvf . E ' Yu- N 4 bel. , x Q '51 4 Aan? LEFT to RIGHT: N. Faria, C. Baroni, L. Tnepskowski. TEE TI, ERS Each Monday at 7:00 P.M. the high school disc jockeyg better known as the Teen Timers, navel to the KECC radio station to play your favorites on the discs and to read your dedications. They have contributed much to the good will of our school and have grately been appreciated by everyone. J rd , 1. T ft-'fx J ' .ve- 15 ff?-x - ' I x g-if fi - . TOP ROW: T. LaVe1l, R. Davis, J. Ball, F. Crane, Mr. Casson, J. Morrison. FIRST ROW: L. Stuart, J. Alexander, C. Jacobsen, B. Looney, M. Kamigaki, F. Martin, D. Rash, K. Curtis, R. Scott. HEssQcLuB PJ The Chess Club is an organization created to further interest in chess and provide an opportunity for those interested. Recently created, it holds tournaments between its members and is open to all students. feeiazittf , O x ki.: J . H: 's ., - 1 as :- l .5 A A 5 V,-:sas-.'1.,, -., F fly 2 ,r ' 5z.v'yp'- K' . ,iff f':',,.s.1u my 6 A 'if Ilfll. flflll 285. U r THIRD ROW: P. Van Brunt, T. Reed, L. Robb, D. Bloodworth, C. Graham. SECOND ROW: W. Longson, B. Brown, C. Baker, D. Crane, Mr. Urbanske. FIRST ROW: C. Korsguard, E. Miller, D. Choate, J. Hayes, B. Ward, R. Owens, L. MacDonald, M. Banuelos. CALIFORNIA '1'Q'.'- Z DT J QQ... .ZF , fx jffafrr 'Q A, r,.?,ew, .Qs Kiwi,-Q,-..,. ,,., ... . sw .1 P. 1 V .Q x W-4 .s,g,,., g..,,j,1:g-a-13, lag ff 'fm ' 45- ,gf - '. 's'?'q Zf ff? SUM-' 4-ixfwrfb' ?w.'xi'!f' -,ti - 4. sofa.. . LNN'-J' 'f afui'-f,,1f. CADET CORPS pt. . k, .'a,x:,.:Pzf, J' ' s -is In 'VN-sl. Z4 .Q Ai 1 Q 5-'ELG ' The Cadet Corp is a class organized to otter military 'T' instruction to all boys interested. The Corps activities consist of guarding at the football games, presenting the color guard at various activities, and participating in several parades. -.,' 11.2 . --,, K. 1 ' W. P, 9, :rx , 3 if F 9 Q 5 Q ,I x 4 ! K 73: sk .,w,f X Me' '-', W MAJORETTES 99--2.-2 . ,K X ! 1 J 4 A. al Atv, .. w . ., ,Aw al ., . .A . . ,X . , N li . . f Q X u V516-u .v'4'ff .mar Y f . 4: A I Q , -.r .4 , Q V, I . 'If?Rf,:,.-9':i e 1 I .si we .- - G4 ' , - 1 Janet Sani, Carolyn Tumer, Connie Hartwig, Nadine Barkley. X -0 .Q 0. I v eq-,S 'Ja , N Q43 '11- x '-if 1 AA. 0 : . TOP ROW: T. Cakebread, S. Andrade, J. I-Iamill, C. Libbey, J. Wilkins, B. Bevill, C. Elkins, J. Pedersen, R. Treat, S. Crane, P. Ochoa. THIRD ROW: K. Wells, J. Libbey, G. Wolfe, R. Clemons, J. DeFremery, G. Ball, M. Davidson, D. Fisher, S. Stemler, E. DalPorto. SECOND ROW: J. Rossi, L. Green, D. Rash, E.. Schwitters, R. Flo- gl ,rib Q rez, K. Curtis, T. LeVell, M. Piquete, P. Roderick, V. Furtado. FIRST ROW:, J. Morrison, K. Lopez, R. Tidwell, D. Kataoka, D. Borjon, J. Wisecarver, R. Geddes, A. Sornerhalder, L. Tennant. I. . The Advanced Band contributed a fair share of the fun and excitementin the school and community throughout the year. With Kerry Curtis as drum maior, these 41 musicians added color and variety to the football games and parades. Local entertainment provided by them, under the direction of Mr. Noble, included the Christmas Program, Student Body Assembly, and Spring Concert. The Band also participated in the annual Cal Band Day at Berkeley. The calendar sale was a success and the proceeds helped buy Band risers to be used in concert formations. KERRY CURTIS, Drum Major an 4:5 , AI. '-.' ll X ' AA A lr 0 TOP ROW: G. Cogswell, J. Hummel, J. Gauger, W. Longson, B. Shrader, T. Reed, G. Bordewick, J. Ligon, B. Knauss, J. Roofe, L. Allen. THIRD ROW: A. Self, J. Wilkins, J. Alanis, C. Jacobsen, C. ELki.ns, L. Keyes, J. Grif fith, M. Tejada, D. Williams. SECOND ROW: S. Henry, J. Laird, S. Stemler, J. Pedersen, J. Swicegood, R. Da- vis, B. Abney, J. Sami, S. McCain, P. Walker. FIRST ROW: S. Foust, F. Mellinger, B. Patty, J. Allison, J. Love- lace, N. Barkley, G. Painter. - A CAPPELLA CHOIR if J The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Vernon C. Noble, is a class composed of selected members. The choir has performed at various functions throughout the year. Among these are the Christmas program and grade school caroling, -x, A the Spring Concert and the Student Body assembly. Representatives were also sent to the C.O.P. Music Clinic as in past years. Mr. NOBLE, Director 3 fig . tl ' . 11 2 2. 79 551.2 ' J 1 A s--- -r :Marv aw,-.-tv f-ph-,W-M ,W D.. .V 'y. ' P 'Orff J ,.f:'t' . 2' 1- v l f'saZ6f 'gil' Af- K . w, 2 wr -' ,-si'..sidfis?ff'g:15g-lay '7k,1-.jaw-, e '72 if is gf: Qxsiiffgf : .J- D 5,44 Y. . , .V Q.. TG. 31' xx, X TOP ROW: Janet Sani, Senior Representative, Janet Anderson, Treasurerg Linda Tennant, Sophomore Representa- tive. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bradbury, Junior Representative, Gwena Painter, Freshmen Representative. FRONT GIRLS' LEAGUE CABI ET Jean Griffith, President. ,KX an xr -111,47 ' -'MX If ' 4 . 'j'::V..' I J ' -74 3 I 0 ACTWITIE T L 1 , 9, --W 3 r- ,qv ' 1 5 LAN qu... Dx. ' - Y ,, . 'ga' xi? SOPHOMORE HOP ,f-fm... ...W W .1- ,,,-M ysf', i: .H--'M' ' ' . f':.':,' as ' 0h 5 Wltfm 1 -:Q lp , . . Y. rfb fw, ii , 9 W -3 wiki., . I 4 , 22' ,., 5 v -' d?Ql Wi -05 ----in 1 .V-,. gm HSBC its I l li U uw.. al Wane' N, fi' .' ha- v .f , A 3 . 41 , if 5 1 JK N K ,. x 1 . if X , W L l L. 5 . :L . , As . v ' . FRESHMAN? WCRKDAY? gag ' ' ,, Qu.. Zevlaiqfi Q ...-- -g J P ' -- X . -.QQ ,- . x, fl. I -'If fp? 0 E - - 1 1 . . f I 1 Q W.. 1 x S-we A ,f..,e?:.,'-. i M52 -lf' Le., .. ,WF . ig, - ,-. K f1'n K wk. N SADIE HAWKINS wail. i il--as 1 . I . V gi' 5 l J, . . : I . Q . -A H ' s ai.. ul X ,v 6 , , 1: -- ,J Z WWW AX f SPORTSCADE X5 1 g X , . Ng L A . S., 6 'x 'v , png' s at M N' ' I I sxhffg AMS-- wrh v . iw . e p-:GET-'ggig f AM I y .' ' ' gt Qf '- X M X, '4 M V ', . ,.' Q ,,,, V 5 , x A N Af V f.'Yg, :p - sh.- a .wg-, 1 may of .4 Lge- - f -, .... M I ,, 5,23 I. 1, if V? il .ei 'Q rr sd ,. A IE , r siffjf E au, 4 :fab V: Qi. i, fu 3, .1-1, . .. f .'s - 9 a IZ? V F..-jk I ,gifgg 'bfcga-M QT -.-'aww wi'-3 '.?f, : H L '1 15? 'SSQW ,iwn-.ig , . 3 .' n xgg iffiy t . N: cf '- V' - V 'ff A ,. V 11' ' 65:11 ' .Wai Q , M3 'W' 1' 4. . H, ' z ab! :gu m fx. LH V , .3 4 4 A 1, b 'wr ,, 6 P , ' 'K 5 5 7' I., wr. MQ , A fg ' I H37 f R 612 N SY-'V ff F ,WS --v-,- , ff .W L Z ,, K vga A 'Lfmjg ., A t' 'K L 'fm 1 ,QV 1 -'I ,, A AW f ,- ASSEMBLY SNAPS ,Z ,,Aa'g ,c I if I F , x ,QL lx . 5 , A 1 I I L f rg. fr X x . xv. if . 1 ' 4' fx ' i in , W 67 CLASS ROOM SNAPS A -. . xv- J' , ,w 'f .T eer- J1 .mf ,f .'-L -'Hy' .Q 5 5 air! .......l ' G1' fe I ll . 1 . I - I -QQF8 .' 4 , W -T ft: ,-,X , .- ' ' in A 4 I' if FF'? Q 'QF' ll 4 .-- '.' iid? QA!! v L ' - s -D K 24-.. 'iff i fdipg I view EWR , . nw iq . ,5- 1, 559915 .Q -1. 'Y f r A' l . 1 ' If ' 'rx , J 5 Vo I . C. S. F. CARNIVAL 1, .1513 Q! H fm' h .S Ox i C l I N K 5 , N- 5 V1 5- 13, 449 I 2 gg .,,x PLAY SNAPS FM! 1' 'X ff M x X ' ir? 1 r P naw' .nr- 3 P N0 I QW 'rf HCMECOMING QUEEN JANET SAN. ATTENDANTS Rosemary Nrachado, Alice suyena, Judy Gauger, Gayle cogsweu xy ,A A -Qin'-S 35, N' N K, ' ,-A. . ,. O ,fi Ji.-is -- ,f-l 1' This years homecoming activities, once rained out, were indeed impressive. Our lovely queen and her four attendants head- lined a very enjoyable evening. Mr. Callag- han made the formal presentation and Jack England awarded Janet Sani the Uaditional white football. This game marked the end of the 1956-57 football season, a season that will long be remembered. HGMECOMING ACTIVITIE , Q. If. 'Q ,. ,Li .1 Y ,T 'F ' M- , r , ,y ,., rg., .i . ' -, af w ' R, xi fsffffgf ' av-L SPCRTS . .' Affsa Z' f f ' 1 Q i' ., ..x 1 4- ox u 1 Q i 1 'vfflgz 5 Y hi ' v , .2 , , Z I il 5 y va. 'Ui Ja X A QQ'-'ER 79 This page is dedicated to Herman Urenda for his many achievements. One of Libertys greatest all-around athletes Herman lettered sixteen times in football, basketball, track and baseball and if he had more time he probably would have lettered in swimming as well. As a student he was an Honor student, made the CSF, was a leader and an outstanding citizen. Customarily it isn't wise to single out one athlete because usually he is the sum total of the actions of many, however Herman's teammates would be the first to single him out for his feats. For all-around brillance on the gridiron he was selected All-American, All-League, All-North- em California back, All-Central-California back and was selected to play in the annual Shrine North-South game in Los Angeles. Other a- chievements in football included -- leading scorer Northern California with a total of 156 points, 9.9 yards per carry rushing, 43. yard a- verage punting, and making twelve conver- sions in one game. Besides football Herman excelled in basketball where he averaged 17 points per game and scored a record of 40 points in one game. In track he high jumped 6'2 and in baseball was a steller first baseman. To top his many achievements he won the decathlon championship three years in a row. Hats off to a great athlete, may his future be as great as his past and may his marks challenge and encourage others to even greater heights. -,.,,Q, .A -Z i X WI? .- 1 .5 J 'i -Q-...-.- .. .,... ,, . .ifg if ,. -X fi, 51 fires. ' an .s 1 'Gb flag. , -.7 S- fi gay. f. l -W 'N 4 , s'.vM,,! , ,must .1 , 'x-A H. ,. - 33,-K SPORTS 'n ,-gh xV'l 3 if Neg X A' Y L N-' ' ' X' 4 PM-1 AA xx X l f A AQ...-M., W ' f . -. tm . . .,, ' -. ' ' ,x 5' fw - . 'za' Q 43.34, .,,,,,, 4. . ..,. . .g A N ' 'X M ' 1 - ' F - , . V V ,, X t. ,, w ' , ,,... ' -fu, - - 1 . 114-L' K I i ' ' .3 QW ' ' ff f A 5. 1 . ' ' vp: N-, f-3. 1 .. 71 , ,L N.. 5-1' 'Q -5-!'! 1,3-'T2'Q'.,, . ' . - -- , ' ' , f'f,,,x:f'.4 ' ' u .4 'H ,. ' K 4 ?'g-,gms K bf., wiggle 4' .ml 4- A 1 J. , ,yi . R, D ... X A Y 'i'.'lii.,.,s'u Sing W ' ' Ly A ',,,- ' A , ARSITY FOGTB LL For the first time in six years Liberty failed to win the championship, nevertheless, the 1956 gridders will be re- membered as one of Liberty's greatest offensive and defensive teams. The lions finished second in league play and posted an impressive 8-1 over-all record, Pacing Liberty's all time high scoring offense were Herman Urenda, Northern California's highest scorer with 156 points, Ralph Mendoza, 112 lb. halfbackg Co-Captain Louie Fernandez, hard running fullback and clever ball handling quarterback Jack England. Anchoring the defense which held the opponent to a mere 47 points were Co-Captain Frank Mallett, ends Bob Palladino, Larry Mikkelsen and John Wil- kinsg guards Richard Grijalva and Joe Duarte. This team defeated Antioch for the first time in years, and after a record breaking 91 points in the last game ended as Northern California's highest scoring team with a total of 344 points. Under the direction of coaches Lou Bronzan and Jack Ferrill the Liberty Lions have won 51 games, lost 10, and tied 1 in the past seven years. SCORES Liberty - 21 Pacifica - O Liberty 13 Albany Liberty - 25 Antioch - 7 Liberty 51 Armijo Liberty - 34 Alhambra - 0 Liberty 43 Amador Liberty - 53 Livermore - 7 Liberty 91 John Swett Liberty 13 San Ramon - 19 96 xasx Q - . 0 , ,A . 5 W. F r - n ' U - --2-3 Q 5 ' -3 iw' ' v MN , 42 ' , -'--v-ui. ,Y M Q' g 3, ,. 1 Q , 40 - . .qw ,. KA x Y . c g.....ga ., V ,.- I f-P' -. .'N55,. . .if , .A w nik A -Q 19-asm. !!U .l'1u11AK .931 .41-lv.-I ii 'iii i' 'q3-? f'lP-1-.-f- -' . .,-n 1- Q 4-f llI1t - -:swan--ow x -atb ow- ,... vv' 4... uv' ...- -Q' 5 a'i9' tu QC' ' '.411Q1P 01 P L-an-2 LQ-. . '.-3..1 QQ-am' -Qngu-'iluv '?:.si! ..-vn:4r ..aqnng:: -Xl? 'Wi-'T !' 1 - v - V .. 'wil' -ani ww' , X Q ' 1 ' 'Y 'YQQYQ5 u E 5 W l N n Sf' B Q E ii , wwf' kk b W, A 9 I' ,QQ9 ' V f as V W 539' a. , , ff 4 xfai , PQ , ., 4. .- J' . n ' Aft. 2'.'sx'. -. ,, A Q 1 -'-1. 'Qf v. . ' Y ,1 x f.-. . -.V K il. , s L- 5.-gl' 7 Q ' it -. V: Jn ' - J - , '- QA' 1 'Z' 1 .1 , fl, -4' , hw -- , 'f- . Y 1 ' N f - q .Ph ' 'I' J It fx? zsgw' , 23-' W, 0. A .pt '- ' ' A Y In .Jn-,fffqxg Q' 4.1 'fi . 134. - . 'K 'lv I YU - 'N L, ..'f-3-6,9 'VS- ..' , uL41gi-'iff ' f. '.,, Q' ff 1- -I Q' rf-vi 'f1Q '6LQ 'iw-ff . M In w u5'T0-.rx I-Ln. JH. .-- -:.s,:.m ,L - A w .f wiki 4?! .f F:,' 4. T x - '-6-DQ Y Izaigllsu ' -if. My :'hv.4.-n- 1 15' 2 . M KF? 2 ' 1' ua., it As 7-lv W .- ,X M , T -. 'Q 1 . --f XX, I 3 ,-f- W :- X I was .:AfQv ' . . 9 xj .. 'f I' TOP ROW: L. Tillot- son, L. England, B. Pala- dino, J. Shelton. SEC- OND ROW: L. Allen, L. Fernandez, R. Grijalva. sal Y--'7 'Z S 1 '14 THIRD ROW: J. Duart, D. Borjon, H. Urenda, D. l Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: F. Mallett, J. Mundell, T. Quesada. S 1 gf -Q' K ,Q Y A' . -,4 N ' -1 , 4-v , K 4 -f . - ,, . ri . , A W H D vi: . ' M 1 l Q X1-S' . , : if., ' iq, , . ' - I' fy' I 1 J X A uf' -' Q U ' I f w' I N' 1 3 ' - K- , .1 ' ,ff 5, V b li rs 'Q , Lil h ., A , In I LA i ,. Q . .1 .ir-- If- ' - W f it . . f 4 .5 f A . 1. .. 5- . Y.. . I Q, ' 1 ,' T pg , ' ,Q gf Lf. 1, gi: gg'-C -, - , Q1 3' JW- ., I ' 1 m ix . 1 . E-9.1, -H ff' 4 A Xxf., ', . A Q ! , A A j it 'Y J I ' ll' N4 A w-N. ,xl TOP ROW: M. Fajardo, I. Tarango, J. Duarte. SECOND Row. J. Eng- land, M. Fernandez, L. Stuart, L. Mikkelsen. '!'iq'ir THIRD ROW: G. Wolfe J -- 5 . x4 ' 4' s. 1 X r . ' f fQQff, ' X , Q-r .aw.f....e.R - -, ,A .nm ,., ,, AX R. Mendoza, E. Dejesus. FOURTH ROW: Coach J. Ferrill, G. Dyer, B. Marez, Coach L. Bron- zan. MVN 0 v f wi iw in 4' wi in 5 5 S-- -5 - r As x fx i A b . ET' -4 .' W -. gs- .J gs ,fi 1 Q I fa J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: J. Shelton, R. Buskey, B. Helms, B. Bevill, B. Bevill, M. Somerhalder, B. Houser. SECOND ROW Coach Nelson, G. Gibson, H. Torrez, E. Martinez, M. Wisecarver, J. De Frernery, R. Frietas, K. Lopez. THIRD ROW C. De Martini, A. Mercado, R. Barrios, O. Kunn, B. Hurst, D. Sanchez, D. Hacket, B. Lunsford. The 1956 Cub team was a team with spirit and desire. with only three boys on the team with any real playing experience the team progressed remarkably well. There were many bright spots and golden moments this season. Lack of experience and frequently lack of size hampered the Cub's efforts from time to time but, many times these factors were overcome by individual and team desire. In Livermore, the Cubs faced the finest J.V. team in the history of that school--the Cubs played excel lent football, nearly tying the Cowboys in losing 14-6. Albany had size, speed, and experience over the Cubs. The Cubs were a determined and fired up group as they outplayed the Cougar J.V's, in winning 7-G. Against Amador the Liberty J.V.'s played a nearly perfect game on defense and an aggressive game on of fense to win 14-0. Some of the Cubs who are expected to do real well in the future are: B. Bevill, R. Buskey, O. Kuhn R Sylvester, R. Freitas, M.Somerhalder, B. Helms, E. Martinez, I. deFremery and M. Wisecarver. Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Tracy Alhambra Livermore San Ramon SCORES Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty lOl 7 Albany - 6 0 John Swett - 13 O Armijo - 13 14 Amador - O If we af. , 5 1 ' I v - ' 7 r' A ' r -. - 'H+ 1 1 pf fo .,-11 - - 2' 5 -df Q' 5 i x L .. 5. .. 7 -.1 t n A - ' u Q Q , 0 . - .E 6 - -v, - v - x I ec 1- H . c, 'U In 9 E , . .. , t .fffvsp x - eff, -' o Q . . km Qing A - ,wr ,, ' - 7 , .fl A 1' 3 'V F' X ff: ' ,f .f'if3 4iif 5 . . . Q J- Q, r A Q,- ? ,A JKA. K 4 -ffaarrng-Q 'E'.Y r vnu-sq 1.- . .,,..,.f I pw X- M, .4111 . ':-'JI :v-ly . fv r'1 ' . 1.1 ' -X ' af , 'I X. nlfiv ll' Ir ' -Q 9 -+13-'. r , I A A . 'f-155 , 'L' A A-ry,F -. MR... t-.u,f'.,..R. 'iw , lit . .,f. wi.,-,:C'.-I C 5 .Qi 1 AV' , ' '-ifhlfg QU! 'Mwe,4'.' 2 my '. '..n4 - 'Q .f.1U. ' .LY 1 .Ja ' ' v . n A N N 1 'J' 2 P 4 4 1 . 1 I as TOP ROW: I. Tarango, T. Viramontes, J. Wiley, C. Cekola, O. Fullmer, E. Domingo, J. Ligon, B. Butler BOTTOM ROW: J. England, H. Urenda, B. Addington, M. Somerhalder, C. Elkins. BASKETBALL AE. t fl .iz Tracy Antioch Gustine Pittsburg Armijo St. Mary's Amador Livermore Albany John Swett Alhambra San Ramon Amador Livermore Albany John Swett Alhambra San Ramon SCORES 29 Liberty 60 Liberty 40 Liberty '78 Liberty 56 Liberty 45 Liberty 40 Liberty 39 Liberty 6 '7 Liberty 47 Liberty 40 Liberty 82 Liberty 40 Liberty 46 Liberty 58 Liberty 38 Liberty 28 Liberty 66 Liberty r rr.-:A-U-'93 .. 'lx v. I in . 'K 'K ,. f 0 za! I Agree, l 1? , .Wi Q5 NHJJEJQIE Wx .. K , . .- The Varsity basketball team started the season with only one experienced player although some of the other players looked like good prospects. They took all of the practice season and some of the league season before they started to jell. They continued to improve all through the season and ended up tied for second place in league Standing. Seniors There were six seniors on this years team. Team captain and high scorer for two years is Herm Urenda. Herman exceled in all aspects of the game. The floor leader this year was Jack England who without previous varsity experience sort of grew into his job and developed the poise and leadership which is necessary for his job. Another senior who developed as a good defense man and second highest scorer was Caroll Elkins. He played good ball all season. Three other seniors who played good ball are Jim Ligon and Eddie Domingo, the sixth and seventh men, who played a lot of good ball especially in the rebounding department and Tom Viramontez. Torn didn't play much but was one of the best liked, added much with his team spirit and sly humor. Prospects for next year Eight of this years team will be returning next year. Among these are Bob Addington, John Mundell, Myrvin Somerhalder and Owen Fullmer. All of these were among the first five at various times and contributed much to this years team. Others who played were Bob Butler and Jim Wiley, who we expect much from next year. lsidro Tarango and Charles Cekola could develope and round out a team which has a bright future for next year.. tl ,ff 1,1 1' il, F .gli-, ' kr' ' if ,. f':i'f1 4 '51 .x fi ' fklliiski' Az. ' F 1 5 TOP ROW: J. Shelton, B. Pierce, D. McLain, L. Rubio, B. Lasater, P. Tamayo, B. Bevill, L. Moore, M. Hollen. BOTTOM ROW: D. Fisher, F. Franco, R. Woli, H. I-Iix, D. Katoaka, G. Dyer, B. Rios, QQ 99 Tracy Antioch Gustine Pittsburg Armijo St. Marys Amador Livermore Albany John Swett Alhambra San Ramon Amador Livermore Albany John Swett Alhambra San Ramon ASKETB LL 4 1 Liberty 23 46 Liberty 34 73 Liberty 27 36 Liberty 24 56 Liberty 38 18 Liberty 27 25 Liberty 36 27 Liberty 36 29 Liberty 28 38 Liberty 36 38 Liberty 25 44 Liberty 46 9 Liberty 33 3 2 Libert y 3 7 40 Liberty 46 54 Liberty 30 38 Liberty 27 32 Liberty 33 Although starting rather slowly, this years B basketball team gave promise of big things to come. They worked hard and long, and at times showed signs of greatness. Be- cause this team worked so well as a unit it is difficult to single out any one player as being particulary outstanding, however I was very pleased with the season play of Katoa- ka and Wolf. Beating San Ramon in the last game of the season was perhaps the best example of this teams ability. San Ramon was chosen co-champion of our league and was defeated by Liberty in both games played. 105 Y-L -N x P hi ,,,gg' 9-.?5 .fQ v ,f X Q, , by-Ii 1' 'Nw 34456 1 - x uv' 1 -g w- 'Lf ,vlxq . Ywaf i 1 ww -my .W f - 4 , ' VJ, www 'N 'I . .1-'l'v'ffff' f ffbileg-.' ff- I by '-55.1 . A. Mya- fx' r ' z X -' ' ,. . 1 - 2 X ' we X, ' ' N f4Ti Ei3m Q 1 , 4 95 ' 1, N. . '-1 -., M fkfunf v ' Qw?2n ' .. up , r ,mi wg. ' , -, I -I-. 144 h 5 N 4 V ' QA 4 , X Fw , , x ii 1 'L Sig..- Z , . 1 iff 'Nt K t X 44 New 1 A V , P K1 XI, N 'X C Q Q 1 . Q' - . 145' ,L-.X gl 'in 1' . fi 1 -J he FIRST ROW: J. England, J. Mundell, R. Florez, F. Mallett, l-I. Urenda, J. Allen, N. Baline, A. Davis. SECOND ROW: Coach Ferrill, D. Borjon, R. Sylvester, S. Gill, C. Green, J. Duarte, L. Allen, A. Hatfield, Coach Nelson. THIRD ROW: T. Viramontez, T. Quesada, L. Green, R. Davis, R. Bloodsworth, I. Trango. BOTTOM ROW: R. Propps, L. Stuart, G. Wells, J. Alanis. The 1957 Track team will be following in the footprints of a Q Q 9 9 giant. That giant being the fine Liberty Track Squad of last T K year. With the graduation of such fine trackmen as miler Dan Mc- Lain, halfmiler Tom Shelton, Shot Putter Lonnie Keys, and many others, this year's team will be formed from a nucleus of about a dozen ICIUIDCSS. There are many bright prospects in those returning, to men- tion a few: J. Allen, J. Alanis, R. Bloodworth, T. Quesada, A. Davis, D. Borjon, I. Tranago, L. Stuart, N. Blaine, J. Duarte, F. Mallett, and H. Urenda. To this we have many boys-yet to find themselves, In the past, Liberty track teams have made good showings and every boy has enjoyed improvement in his performances-this has been accomplished through hard work and determined effort. With the team working hard now and exhibiting fine team spirit, there is every reason to believe that this year we will have another fine track team at Liberty. 107 1 l 1 I , , x -ij! 11 Q 3 . D, ' tl GI at x THIRD ROW: J. Gallegos, D. Trammell, J. Shelton, C. DeMarti.ni, A. Davilla, C. Morgan, R. Hurst. SECOND ROW: Coach Ferrill, R. Barrios, T. Cakebread, P. Green, R. McCu1'tain, J. Kumi, T. Mason, Coach Nelson. TRACK The B Team will be a small but gifted team this year. There is a lot of enthusiasm, with many promising freshmen determined to make places for themselves in track at Liberty. Not only are a great number of these boys gifted with ability, but they are a hard working group, eager to learn and to improve in their events. Though the total number of these boys is relatively small this year, their ability, interest, and enthusiasm indi- cate that we may expect more fine track teams in the future. v H -2 - . Q ' - ' 'M --. 5 LL all lfwupniglii . .hr ' . 'il N 'f'-V .4 ' .Q 'T-v .I , , , 'I ' ', 'A QL., - K ,J at V .' AiLj.'13r I ifw, V 2 2 qi M- - L Q' K 'HQ Y -q-LA, ue --gy v ug, . , , --V. M5 V . .. .A I Q, . , .,- is -. Q gtg' Q-nz. ,B 5 . I-1.4, V ..-. ' I y' ' f ,, ..s.'- v ,,, .V H 5 we- ' .. agggyf- 4' 1, - M 1, - N . ..-,M if 5 1 Q' ' L -- , fC!-,vsugfvf .git '. , , , 4-aw, V --KL. ,Q ' ' ,fl . . 'LH ' 'As i , 'V z E W X , 1 X X - , .Ls 1 ' 4 ef ..- D 1 1 --f - , 4. - ' V- A Qs- Q- Y . , .qxv-15 ' -' x ' , 5 'A , . - - ' MAT2' ' .2 J I Lk ' ' ' wq':'1 'T' -Jn.-M - X .7 A H 'y .N-'E ,A N--4 rf F,w 'M 1' .5 tiff A: . . fb' K Q. I 4- M ff Q 51391 LxWA,,,,. .5 'Ng lb i 1 :Liv 1 :Qxv Q-FJ-tQfQ0 s ' 4' .. L H--.4t'+p.,-'- ,J ...q.p, r L. --' - '7 a 1. . '24 'l.,,,N pp i X . I A . yi' S3 - M-4 -4 N X K KN 'E .ff vi gr 1 5 2 ? 11 ' A, X ? 3 5' I , I s YL -3 VQ ' ,ig X' 4 , ,fn 1 1 xiii' ' 4 5, ' Fi fi ff ' Wg' ff elm f,,..3:l.5 if I 'Q i V N E I, 1 'Q . 1 a st 'O is .I I 3 A ' J ' - N Qi lit '-- --Z ef I 30,2 'V E , ,d,b'?'3- .W . xx. B . -,f - I Q I I i s u sb y, G3 x X i , FIRST ROW: Coach Fei-rill, B. Cousins, J. Partridge, D. Lopes, L. Moore, K. Curtis, J. Hayes. BOTTOM ROW: C. Jacobsen, J. England, J. Pomroy, F. Mallet, J. Henderson. SWIMMI NI A SWIMMING This should be a season of great improvement in the annals of Liberty swimmers. Last season, our boys improved a great deal, but due to graduation and an untimely move by the fam- ily, we lost the two Kawada brothers Alan and Kay who will be sorely missed, We have many fine returning lettermen who should help develop a strong and balanced team, led by Jack England, backstroker par-excellent, we have such worthy standouts as Bob Cossins in the backstroke and individual med- lcyg Jim Partridge, Jerry Pomeroy, and Don Lopes in the sprintsg Frank Mallett, a workhorse in past seasons, is back again in the breaststroke event, Most of these boys plus the Kawada brothers broke nearly all of Liberty's existing records as well as placing in the League Meet and going on to the Sectional meet at Santa Clara. With normal growth and progression, I look for an even more record breaking season this year. Several new Prospects promise to improve our team depth, Kerry Curtis, a standout on the B team last year, should help us in the hundred and two hundred. Larry Moore is a fine prospect in the backstrokc and David Fisher shows signs of greatness in the breaststroke, Our chief weakness appears to be in the sprinting depth which is necessary in order to maintain power in the re- lays, and I am sure that if our swimmers continue to improve this weakness can be repaired and thereby make us a tough team to beat. 110 N. - uf g '11 F. W 1 J. Th J. Hayes D. F1sher R. Clemons P. .Burrow, J. Yoder, M. D ERJTI-ES!! IESJQFOFIEIIEOJIV: Bfegliison, D.OEI?EZr1oia, B. Paiimter, J. Morrison, D. Esparcia, C. Korsgaard. 2 ' ' SWIMMING This year 's B. Team again faces the age old problem of Reserve teamsg that of a complete rebuilding this sea- son. I take heart in the fact that there is a good turnout and that some of the boys show signs of future greatness Our B Team should be considerably stronger than last year's team, and I'm hoping that they may improve in their League standing. As long as the B team continues to produce 2 or 3 good swimmers each season who are capable of moving up to the Varsity the next season, we feel that the team has served its purpose. lil 'L I .I llllllill . . I af 55535-1,1 5 yQrw ff' L A 'i ' 5' ' ' M .h 71- h W ' ' ' 1 0:9:'.a15S -1 ' .Jw 3 ewff 6 'cf js . e: 7 U . I . S I - .q, gf-if ,, 4 Q' -A M --7 Q I 4 . M ' - .4 V -4 -11, yr -- .. I I 6 ' . 'L V' A, 1 ' KX H . H54 ' ' 5 .1'1l,' ' 4 V , ' E ' . d l ' ' Ar' H it Q, 4 2' Q s Q. H N I 'E 2 fx' 'W 1 5 X 5, , Q f Q Q ' x . x, Q' X 4. ex Y U I., .'. I. k fgngfgf ..4, 5 If 2 4 ,. n.- ' V . 'V' g.v ' f . 5 , 2 i fp fx I N J 1't'- 'Pri . i 1 ' - - 45' Q 4 - x'y bg - Q ' ,tw ish?- .sfg 1' ' ' h- QW H 5 ,F in-ww f 5 -, 'J -Q WV 'qw 1 wtf L...,. '- ...za I sz- w HPS .4 -aw y 1 .Q 1 , f QQ , O Nt.. J 5 f 1 2 X x N X M S x f, X X 1 'XP QL' , X 7' IP JA? A J' .. , 4 .---g- -fix-, 3,7 x,:,,' Q V - 1 ll 3 l 1 g A f w NXXt'bx-krAq:,. D yi U R K ' R x 3 K -D N 'yi , S t ? . j 5. Qin- NSF 4 I Y X. 1 ky 'sw sh I JC 5 'em A ,QXLH .alle fi . A Ri- - ,K L.. ,Vf , X x gy. M 4:,w P- H vii' H, ., -we ka?eY9.?- -,aa . , . . gf . W ff, A 1- ' -, 'L ' ' 'W X 'Y' T A -RA NT. ,.. 63' N X ' , f 2 I N hp x .J 5, fb' z I ' X , v 5 P N , .-S3 . BN ' Sv X4 ' P j I I V f 0 ,Q y il r IJ r I L I 4 I, - xx Y X 5 N 9 g ' 'Q xxx ix H , X z V . g XF! XX ,7 3 ,7 , , 1 . , F ' N S 71: E kfxxx XY V J Jo Q ' 4 TOP ROW J DeFremery, M Kamagakl, G Dyer, R Ocha W Myat., N. Belscher, J. Ligon, R. Mendom. BOT- TOM ROW L Rosa, B Pato, M WISCCQIVGI, H Urenda, C Elkms L. Mikkelsn, J. Wisecarver, C. Miles. VARSITY BASEB LL J- A M.-.. J' W , , Q ,f 15:25,-vt-9 at V 9 Q, V 11230 'vsffefb' HJ 56 ,4'.,f'.'.+z.fff-Mfg rx - . . my X w ,Q SQQAQQQ M549 .50 0 in , -- 1 v Q' X I Q Q .Q Vgilf D 1 , u 1 Q I -1. ,.qg.,.l l .1109-I' ,gtk S 5 1, .r-J, . . is f- in 4- ' W i . , . H . A. t, A ag Lhgl- h . ' 14 4: 4 , . A Lv,.A1-wg, I- .ff -, . 8 is .,. , 6 .. 4 Y ,,',,V iw. K 'l '.E.',aS .f.- 'lf k ,.pf5aE '. - Q5s,1,.f - f - - 4 e'go'Y . -J -f J wife' 4 ' f . .32 , ,rf av -f 4 V Y J . .M .f ,ij ' ,X '19 . This year's varsity baseball team was faced with a difficult task of developing a new pitching sta ff with the graduating of Al Celoni and Bob Cecchini. Other players gone from last years championship team includes third baseman Roger Stone, and out- fielders Tony Sanchez and Mike O'Brien. At the time of this writing it is too early to predict the outcome of this season, however the following players are playing vital roles for tl1is year's clubg John Wisecarver, and second base: Herman Urenda, first baseg Mike Wisecarver, third baseg Gary Dyer, short stopg Carrol Elkins catcherg Larry Mikkelsen, left field, Rudy Ocha, center fieldg Bob Paro and Jack deFremery right field, and pitchers Ralph Mendoza, Jim Ligon, Adrian Belscher and William Mayatt. 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' 3 - f-xp rv oft' I 'vel f l Q N K , y bl if X 'S wj, ,V C3 x 1 d,O?..' ,Q i,.,iCi Q X . 5 f I I W f f y W A . y. 4:1 F I 1 :I -. - 3, V Il- R ' 1 fmivz il -8.9 t 'S lg-1.9 51,7 . 1.-.,..r ' ,. i Qfql , 1 H3 A , Q 0 5 4 X I' I 7 1 fm U 1 T i yi Ill , I 'Q' Still' V 1 , ff ' ' L 3 Q1 ky, I K 1 -4 . :ii A ivsj- Z z- XJ' Ax ,z 1. .1 P 'WP - ,l x 4,2 , Q ' Q ,M '4' . 'Wg V' 'Y Q ks? 1 , '-if 1. 4 -7 -up ' -we , ff 'D' 9 , ' I q 5 I c f f , fx M x i'-Q ,A y, ,.. :Dv +4 91 '1 ra-,JP 5,4 1 THIRD ROW: D. Burton, K. Lopez, F. Mercado, V. Riley, B. Houser, B. Bevill, G. Kennedy, B. Pato, A. Mercado, D. Gusti, V. Slaego, M. Manning. SECOND ROW: C. Cannon, D. Granados, B. Pierce, P. Tarnayo, R. Clemons, H. Mindeol, T. Cakebread, P. Reddick, M. Miner. FIFTH ROW: S. Andrade, J. Cantino, A. Mauriscio, D. Sanchez, B. Balachie, D. McLain, D. Carr. . . ASEB LL This years J.V. team is composed mostly of Freshmen, although there are four men back from last years team. It's too early in the season to predict its outcome, but the boys show lots of promise. The fielding probably won't be as strong as last year and our pitching will be a little weaker but our overall hitting should be improved. An- tinio Mercado, Don. Burton and Don. Gusti and Stan An- drade should give the team some experience, although with the exception of Stan Andrade the entire infield will be made up of freshmen. These freshmen are B. Pierce, C. Cannon, M. Miner, P. Redick, D. Sanchez. The fresh- men outfielders will be T. Cakebread and D. Grandes. 115 . Q! . .W . 1 'pk X p 2 -2.-v' I 1' Y k I I T F V SZ AQ! 1 5 B I J X If N -in. -u 1 5 A' N 111 1, , . Av' ' ' 11 FI? My :5 - 1 1! ---W- ah 32. . x 5 ' V A- -3 . . Ja 'ff f x I l N 4 5,43 . Qu'-7, .-L5 7 . La l 4 LY ' ' 'QS 'Af lfffffw? 5 A 'N i:H9'd5f.F 'ii '--fm an-1-.ff 1' -,.!., .4 f.r v-J , - 1 1 7 ' Aff BABY PICTURE KEY Page 1. 1. Gayle Cogswell, 2. Kentwheeler, 3. Bob Palladino, 4. Mary Torrez, 5. Shirley McCain, 6. 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V 4 i LIBERT TB d f t t 4 The Reunion Committee would appreciate your keeping us up to date with your addresses and if you have new addresses on fellow classmates we could not locate. My thanks to Maggie. Carol Jensen ' - -f 4 ff 'I' 3 , , r 'g ' 'S 2:- .,-1-.-.'-W 'an F' '. I H f !. ' , 'N . '.ff - - - '-'Waugh Z ff- Q A ' A J ' ' ' ' 1 ' uh LIBERTY HIGH CLASS OF 1957 PEGGY AGUIAR SYLVESTER 311 Norwich Dr. Stockton JOE ALANIS JERRY ALLEN LOIS ALLEN HOBACK 763 Delano St. San Lorenzo MARY AMBRGSINO JANET ANDERSON LINDQUIST Box 525 Kenai, Alaska JAMES BEATA GLORIA BALL PISCORAN 670 Konen Ave. Aurora, Illinois JIM BALL MANUEL BANUELOS ALBERT BELLO ADRIAN BELSCHER LYNDELL BEVILL Q-Q TEN YEARS LATER Mrs. Bill. Has 3 boys. Billy 7i,Greg 6, Randy 5. Housewife. Travels include Idaho, Gregon, Kansas, Gkla., Nev., New Mexico, Colorado A Texas. No, 10 yrs. ago I never expected to be living in Stockton. 10 yrs. from now 1011 be get- ting ready to put my son's through college 914 6th St. Antioch Rt. 1 Box 50 Byron Mrs.Lavon. Mr. Hoback is a Team ter. Lois is a housewife. 2 children Troy Alan 4, Terry Gene 8 mo. 10 Yrs. from now 1911 probably be doing the same thing I'm doing now. Just being a wife A mother to my children and husband. P.0. Box 306 Oakley Mrs. Charles. Mr. Lindquist is a com'1 Deep Sea Diver. Jan is a housewife A Seoty. 2 girls Debbie 7, Denise 6. Unusual experiences include eating fresh King Salmon C50-100 lbs. ea.J Moose meat A King Crab for 3 solid months! GREAT! In answer to the first question no, I did not. 10 yrs. from now wefll probably be living in Australia A commuting to Alaska in the Spring. Rt. 1 Box 345 Laurel Rd. Oakley Mrs. Robert. Mr. Piscoran is an Acct. for No. Ill. Gas Go. Gloria is an R.H. at St. Joseph Mercy Hosp. is Aurora. 3 children Carol Elizabeth 3, Paul Louis 2, Cheryl Ann 1. Since graduation from H.S. I have made 15 l way trips from - Calif. to Ill. or vice versa: 2 via bus, 2 props, 6 trains, 5 jets. 10 yrs. ago I thought Ifd be in app oximately this situation. .10 yrs. from now probably status quo. 301 Poplar Mill Valley 182 Balfour Rd. Brentwood Knightsen 540 Mllette Ave. Concord . 3915 Delta Fair Blvd. Antioch ALBERTA BIANGALANA DAVIS Rt. 1 Box 354A Oakley PATRICIA BIGLOW BARTELS Rt. 2 Box 175 A Oakley NEAL BLAINE ROBERT BLOODWORTH GERALD BORDEWICK NOHMA BOZARTH NICHOLAS WILLIAM BRODERICK JACK BRYANT 2712 Arlington Blvd. Arlington, Va. RONALD CANADA F Evsnrm CLEMENTS SMITH WILMA CLEMENTS PAHVIN EVELYN CLEMONS SWICINOOD GAYLE coeswELL WHEELER 745 Dainty Ave. Brentwood DONALD COLE LEON CONNESS DONALD CRANDELL DONALD CRANE -. - -v- ?-vw sv Mrs. Richard. M . Davis is a Press Maintainer, C.C.C. Pitts. Housewife. 3 children Debroah 8, Toni 7, Ricky 4, Traveled to Disneyland 966. 10 yrs. ago I thought that I would be married. 1011 probably be doing the same in 10 yrs. Mrs. James. Red is a Farmer 8 Pat is a housewife. 3 girls - Kathryn 5, Lisa 3, Tricia 2. Travels include Hawaii for 1 wk. this yr. 10 yrs. ago yes, A 10 yrS. from now Pat will be enjoye ing her 3 teenage girls. efb John B1a1ne, 22z4 Arena wy., Antioch deFremery Drive Brentwood P.0. Box 157 Brentwood 2638 Saratoga Ave. Concord 1810 Bristol Stockton . Wife Ada is an ex-teacher and now house- wife. 1 child Christopher 4. Jack is Project Mgr., P.0. Dept., Hdqarters, wash. D.C. I had no idea 10 yrs. ago 6 I expect to remain in Wash., D.C. in the Federal Svc perhaps with the P.0. Dept. I do expect to return to the Bay Area so etime next year on a spec. project of perhaps 5 yr. duration. 2157 Kennedy Way Antioch Rt. 2 Box 112, Oakley 926 Appean Way E1 som-ante ' 604 'O' Street Antioch Mrs. Kent. Mr is a Butcher. Nothing has happened to Gayle - very dull. 3 boys Richard ei, Mark sg, Michael 3. 10 yrs. from now-she'l1 be relaxing with her teenage boys. Box 92 Bethel Islam ' P.0. Box 129 Brentwood 11.0. Box 1617---Knightsen Rt. 1 BO! 103B Taft ' v I 1 . UH-A v Mi' 2 ,s' i. ' 1.1 7,5 jllfjlj ,gl of-Vic' 5,-':y.':f . .2-hy O- FN' Isxsa.fgi1m-r'. . 'Y-ff.' s'n-rl ,!--3L'1'ui-.2 1143 mum.: I J.fa:iJ .'.-igngofii I 035- -55 nl 'fame out gn !..',iw ad 'qIr.r:rin'1q .LVI wit, vi Jw! it '!em'm l u ei is-BH .smash .rdf ae rJ ,C nV1.riJnJI - ning f' .1-f1.l'-l9uuod's travail nbulzml aIe1s'!T .2 atokfl' ,ii ins! 03:1 .my OL .11 ehrit .iv I 'wi --'gales od Ulu Jef! won ITIO'1'i .811 OI 6 .almtj 9380993 C. 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D5 .lvll an ' l 'E 'Q'-H? 1 X '1-N - :'u na'.o.1 1 , w .473 -1- VA I X l t X, ,AQ 1,1 --JQAIQJTLQ . ff',?.:' Q P- 'U r2,u::,s,.l 1In NZ -'HJ -'- -. lu I A' 4: fi' Q JERALD CRIST Hayward NGRMAN CROWELL CARL DAVIDSCN RONALD DAVIS JOANN DAVILLA PEARL DINSMORE SHIRLEY DCDD HAWKINS P.0.Box 461 Oakley EDWARD DOMINGO 208 Flagsto e Drive Antioch JOE-DUARTE GRACE DUNKIN CARROL EUCINS LOLA EPLING KELLER 66 Linscheid Drive Pittsburg JACK ENGLAN HAROLD LEE ENGLAN TONY FANUCCHI LOUIB FERNANDBZ DIANNE FISHER wife Glenda. Jerald is a school teacher at John Muir School in Hay- ward. 2 children, Mark 5, Allison 3. 10 yrs. from now Jerald will still be teaching, of course. Brentwood. 3411 Clayburn Road, Antioch. 228 Marion, M 11 Valley. No further info. Address unknown. Mrs. Clyde. Shirley is Sec., Central Valley Nat. Bank. 1 child Frank Mitchell 6 I couldn't have asked for a better life. 10 yrs. from now I hope I won't be working Wife Luann is Billing Clerk at Crown Zellerbach. Eddie is a Mechanic at B.I. DuPont. 1 child, Ronald Jean 28. Eddie spent 18 mo. in Germany and traveled throughout Southern Europe. Yes to Ques. 31. 10 yrs. same as now. Working for E. I. DuPont. Rt. l Box 295, Oakley. Address unknown. 552 Shana, Fremont. Husband deceased. Lola is Traffic Info. Officer QMeter Maidj, Pittsburg P. Dept. 2 children, Penny Kutsch 7, Kevin Kutsch 5 10 yrs. ago no. 10 yrs. from now I hope to still be in police work. P. O. Box 443, Oakley. P. 0. Box 443, Oakley. Star Route, Rio Vista. Rt. 1, Box 218, Oakley. 145 No. El Camino, San Mateo. 'J Im'- .Ls.Qri:v2 A ak i..s fv!,-- v:-'1 'B -vlslff fjj Logrigg 11,45-. nrini, ,, -9f'g,n.5 E 110.2 lil:-, ,E its-fi .rstbirrix ,Inav Iiizta 1112: bint: '.-ferr no U- aw 23,1 .aaxgoo 10 .L-fx du-any ac! .zocwim18 .6901 ini. ,bnoil nxudvsiii HJ-E .qnlhv .l.L.tM ,mortal 833 ,cial xsxittui OK .avomlau nlzhbh ' .hui ,moi at 151:18 .HND .nil .sl Ibcbthl tl!! blhb 1 JMB .3171 QLIAV .0111 :awed as :ol boalu and Nabisco I .qnkzhon sd W1 I sqod ! won urn .nu 01 I A wud? o!,1J-11811 'UH .Ig in an ' a l1'n.l:l:bl .nbqdullot 'MHQBQLVBSIIDU .uma 1+.u-pug , ' all II may ' m fum up mamma, 'savanna' ' pilafsin Q1 -an ui 1.1! .nil ff Y -.mining .Intl- I i - I c I out P32 .umm F' 'qnmx f',, l v 7 .Assumed .uni su H1 f I -g i 'ff' f I i N -V anus: It nu ,aqua-s pgs-4 'Q .qui .1 gullnall :rafnusunizgblt IH :num un: .t,q,qa qua .uax , , t kd , - '1-'wlFm,NI.q H dv, . .' ' . , .T 1 5 ir, . J , gy ' f .Q .ai .' ipsum venus .e af. .dramas ,fin-if-mi audi-. iu an 'il .sl nj' . -aotd KI Tn, , + v 2. n . Id I?-IJ X13 'xfi.'i3, bi-BTL? .LJSCBIJ UNITY! 3 YJJRGIVAU .1959 and sums ORD al r-'.' I Q , V i uk' lr- ,- at ' Gvrffvorrsdv 'POMBO 5760 N. Delta Avenue Tracy MBN A FRENCH CRIST l Hayward BETTY FRYAR DEVBRA VIRGINIA xruxzrano ROSE M. GARCIA VOORHIS 205 Flagstone Drive Antioch ARLEN GASTEN . J Y GAUGER MIKKBLSEN Rte 1 ART GONZALBS . MARJORIE GRIJALVA CRANDBLL RICHARD GRIJALVA BOB HANRAITY 3510 Eden Drive Santa Clara M s. RaIph.wRh1ph'is a Rancher. 5 children, Ralph Jr. 9, Richard 6, Rodger 5, Raymond 23 A Randy ll mo. Cnita is a housewife. Right now we are very in- volved showing our Appaloosa horses A ponies. We have traveled to other states and met many interesting penple. 10 yrs. ago I tho ght I would he working in a hospital. Instead now doing my own type of research in population explosion. 10 yrs from now I will, hopefully, he concluding this research! wife of Jerald. Glenda babysits for 9 to 12 children in her home, ranging in age 8 mo. to S yrs. 2 children, Mark 5, Allison 3. Yes to Ques. 1. l0 yrs. from now teaching in a Nursery School. P. O. Box 21, Oakley. Rt. l, Box 76, Byron. Mrs. Ronald Joseph. Rose works at Glass Containers, Antioch. Husband works as C. C.Co. Deputy Sheriff, Martinez. 2 children, Lisa Marie 6, Kurt Allen 4. Traveled 13 states including New york 8 No. Carolina. Heavens only knows 10 yrs. from now. Probably still living in.Antioch A taking care of o r teenage children. Hope to do more travelling. 411 ULN Street, Antioch. M s. Larry. Larry is a Rancher 8 Judy works parttime pushing pills for Drs. Kaplan A Duffy. 2 girls, Kelly 63, Holly 28 848 Railroad Avenue, Brentwo d. L ne Tree way, Brentwood. 4908 ae11e.nkive, Antioch. Spouse Linda is Customer Svc Rep. for Calif Casualty Ins. Co. Bob is Motorcycle Police Officer, City of Santa Clara. l girl, 0 Stacie 4. No extensive travels. In my job I have unusual experiences every day but not worth printing. I have been interested in a career in Law Enforcement since I left school but didn't think I would he in Santa Clara. Ho e to make Rank fSgt. or hopefully Lieutenant, within l0 yrs. ff - ' 1 'f. - 3.5 lf.. ,, A,,:.A. .- . 5 ',.,,,',V,si 1 gz'-I f 170113 E -G! v-sv ..., sw rn.. !f'i,v.f5. ' wsu- rj ' Q 990109 5,9003 SGQA no QrGL r..e A. 131: luv asJf,:.2 Isriicf ui bein-Huw ovfri :J aslncicg ez'-g if .:'3Jn4 pain '10-UI? .fa-as' :fam bm: I Cl Q1i.l.Yf1O'W fsd f.LlLl'To. .C Iti3-1157 I 01.5 oqyt unc ws Q-urci. mn f,f us:ur.4 nniqlnr. aw Ol .aotszwicpw x:r.-.fnL.qoc ni na-xsane! 'Lo Qntbulsnoo od .-glfutsqon' .Libr I was on Lmsuensz akin oi Q mi cthawgdnd 1-.hnslb .bLauL ko 01181 094 nl gnlqan ,food :od nl asxblkda SI ,I 11551 ,nsrblkda S .arf Z oi .ol 8 dll .su OI .I -IOIQ ot ls? .C QUMIA .loodae uaa'xs.l1,A al Qakdont won 4012150 ,IS mol '40 .1 ' in la 'I on , tx dnl ind .dipcot bln!! .al 49 as 'bugidi .malta .asustnmb 'A ll bins! Quan ina ,Q i.lul'sa.l..l If All hun una I tpil-'nut ,in-M :ani P gpmrimwd .1 vnu:-run quam 0 at .nlhbitla at 'sn to sua + .menu .nina 'sr' ua a nr , ,una .nu ,, .uu at uuqgahln M Q 9 ,gaLg4x-ae,-.rpg eqpsua 4 'L V - auiuug'al.cuuiun huox.tlallJl 'Nl' 4- ' l, , -nl' -' '- t :Mmm A' law .qu an 15:41 akin' Jaco! D-llwiinll ox!!! -94 iq ,lxztzzubjvut '05 ,nd 'If ' i 0 my M54 , . IV 'vduzeroanaaognljuulilrdli if jd k A 6 V. 3-ga, - 9 .891 in! ' ot an ox :msn Uaun0u.s i ' .I 'I Q ' ' .+ 1 ,. 1 ' O u .- . 0 . A ' Lan lla - s I r MARY HARRIS BEARD 2103 California Avenue San Pablo CLYDE HAWKINS P.0.Box 461 Oakley SSGT JAMES T. HAYES 1683598fUSMC Oahu, Hawaii sammy I-ENTRY TEJADA 349 Harding Avenue Manteca LLOYD HUMM L RICHARD HINGLEY NASA KAMAGAKI USAF Hospital Tokyo, Japan GERAUD KENNEDY Box 1313 , Truckee, Calif. LONNIE KEYS BONNIE KNAUSS MCLAIN P.0.lBox 501 Oakley Mrs. Allen. Mr. Beard is Radioman lst. Class, USN. Mary is a housewife. No children. Travels include dependent's cruise on Polaris Sub., USS Daniel Boone, also lived in Hawaii 28 yrs. lNov. '64 to May '67j Yes to Question 1. I think I'll still be a housewife in 10 yrs. qzouse Shirley. Clyde is Dist. Mgr. - Pepsi Cola. James is not married. He is Force Compt- roller Chief, Force Co ptroller, HQ FMFPAC in Hawaii. I have travelled from Korea to New Zealand. Understanding the outlook on life by population of countries I have visited. No to Ques. 1. I plan to have a com ission as an Officer and h pe to be 611170 in 10 yrs. Mrs. Vince. Vince is Unit Mgr. for Fuller Brush Co. Shirley is a housewife. 2 children Vincent 6, Renee M chele 38. Yes to first ques. In 10 yrs., I haven't the vaguest idea. Box 116, Knightsen. Address unknown. Wife Florence is Psychologist 8 housewife. Masa is a Capt. of the AF and also a Phye sician. No children. Travels include Hawaii for honeymoon a travels in Japan. No to Ques. l. Hope to be out of service practicing in Stockton, Calif. Not married. Gerald is HS Teacher in Truckee. 10 yrs. ago had no idea whatsoever. In 10 yrs. I'll probably be doing the sane as I an no , except that I hope I will be doing more fishing. 221 South Adrenne, Stockton. Mrs. Daniel. Dan is a Lab Tech. with DuPont in Antioch. Bonnie is a housewife, mother 8 parttime County employee. 2 children, Marc Kevin 4, Kimberly Anise 2. Unusual experiences - 2 adopted children - none other. Ques. 1 yes, Ques. 2 sale. 2 .nl asaolbail al bum? .xr-1 .nfwIIA .am oil .,o'zl'wiauod A ai Tub! .MBU ,IIIID vtnabascpb shutout sinvnzt mamblldo ,smo8 Islas!! 320 ...due aiulofl no saints oi lub' .VQPU .nxt lf! bball!! ai bsvil 0315 u'1 irxtdi I .1 minguo ot nv fra' un .aug OI ni alhneuod 5 ad ILM: - .xqll .uid ai. obwglb .gpllifia scuoqi -tqi nord! at :H .KfI'1.ll :on al: asuut. SH!!! OH ,'xnLto:xtQoO cami ,hub uliox 93 A9101 mm! bnllsvnxt and I .Maud al m ioouuo od: pakhnaivuabuu .bmI.4oX won nu! 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' ', V . v sua-mm pmxoilln to Gill! l L EEMLIHAR 818-IO Lol- x0l.D S 'DIIIUO BEAR ffbl. KI MICH al A 1, I 1 5 . J, lf! . 5 ' I 2:1 I ,lf 1- .f 'gl I 1 Ml. 54.: Tr ng 'WL or LAD1: Funny Wostwind Farms 'Brentwood Nhncy, your little inser was on this separate shaeti C.J I 1 w Mrso Alvin. Alvin is a Rancher. Nancy is a Homemaker fretired R.N.l 2 children Clarence 4, Laurfstte T was among the first class of girls C241 to attend the University of Santa Clara with 2,000 boys we were sutdent nu ses from 09Connor Hospital 8 broke a 106 yr. tradition at an all- boy school. 10 yrs. ago I thought I would spend the rest of my life working in a hospital. 10 yrs. from now I will probably be doing what I am doing now but probably not in Brentwood. so impo tant that we hgg,to put it Eft Iwi fl-. ' n -. . ' ' l -' J, 'L . 'L .1P' 1'-- '4 r r'T+. i 'TS 1'fUi ' M X- r - ft, -- l'r 'I IF' .C-:f-vu'-V.g? ff. 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John is a Maintenance Electrician. 2 childrm Shaun 6, Misty 3. In answer to first ques. 81 second ques. probably the same thing as I'n doing now.. Spouse Marilyn L. is a school teacher 81 housewife. Woody is a Capt. in USAF and B-52 Pilot. 1 child Michael Joseph 1 mo. Travels include 6 combat missions in Viet Nan. No to Ques. lil, I will either remain in the Air Force or will be a Pilot for one of the Major Airlines l3009 Anola Street, Whittier. Not married. Rosemary is anB1asentary Teacher lst. 81 2nd grades. The travel bug took hold in the summer of '62 when I toured 16 European countries. Sumner '65 took me to Qaanajuato, Mexico for Community Development work. I then re- turned to Europe for 2 yrs. teaching with Dept. of Defnse in France' 8. Italy. G1 Aug. 26th I shall again be returning to Europe. This school yr will take ll to the Dependent School in Rota, Spain. 10 yrs ago I had envisioned teaching in '67 but not quite as much travel. Nos I'd like to reverse my thoughts and place more emphasis on travel during the next 10 yrs and less emphasis on teaching. I shall probably qaend the next 9 yrs. trying to discover how this would be financially possible! xtoolarxff .simtslmulfl 8088 .boousnoxti .bmi 11101158 05 slilfllm ,salu-3 .eo-I ollsdwgnhl oxo nnqga Q az nit. 43:98 :ous awoqe .olhracuod s ai: 10:49 bas 1ah.tn1.M QW .von nl: E od liiw sizrsanqd 1119112 ,xstdpamb 110 .am S xmqni. at our t'ub.Lb I IB .ouodi :nod an IYIDCB Oli!!-0193818-ml9dbLiDlIl!1l39! ouflmm I .d I gs. connnoznxhll 5 ar ndol. .oalnnt nuog Yah! ,O nada mxbtmo S .nntakxtooln boon 6 .soup nan ot :sum al .E l'! an pats!! ilu od! wgldsdolq .asap .won Qmkob radon: baba n at .Jqxhnl oouoqe IABUQX. naliaooll .nttusuodi 393 lqaotlnadshlbildol .tolli S8-Khan :ahah nano 0 abulsat clans! .ou I uh I QI. o..aQ om Ulrloooaoixnodtntnjrnnuudtb moullxhznldlodtlonaoaotnlhnod .SIUMN ,norm slum 90061 11:33:18: at Quaid .bohul sol! lun!! nd! .aabnxg NIS i .nl unmet aohtb' toxaildtnlblcdalootgnd and .nirvana nsoqnulbihuuot I at cabal .oturhaul or nl bot M' -oxmdtldai !t.tn qchlnu .animotoquzllochomst 011181 lions!! nl: nahdh .tgd nah gdznutntodnhplhhiladt .gnu clldntllh-rybesh: stall' .cpu-Bot .ship .nnlatlooml nlslnncpuadsot .valgahbnthomhtvushndloqnazyol Bl .llvutdoqu otlqa Ion tad YB' has subunit mana! ot dll b'I ' qui .hun n lhlli ual ooslq f -nuhulpnolblnanolaansda N 'dthag vdckdoxqlhdn I-,QI-1383 llfiiillbbf gurus anon loldhioqtllnbauhndblnl '. 'U Q 'J 1, 'umm :mu Manny: 8 imma mm. mu IPITUIBPI --VDDIJ 13801. ouzzovfk :ibm SGW-I .tkftb ,xnollllol YCUCII na aotiooztl unaunxmnav .anuauuusun Q il A .1 931' J . ' 'lu n 1 1 W- Y'-Q not r Y' L ' 55' - 1 4 s ,. ,.-.. n , ,V ,, 1 A .4 111.15 1 'W ' .I .-n ' Q, 4. -:N A .,,l ht S, ' FRANK MALLET BARBARA MANAR FRANK MARTIN CONNIE MARIINBZ RLDDICK SHIRLEY MCCAIN CAMPBELL 1625 C Street Antioch JOAN MCCUISION WALIQN Apt. 206, 2225 7th Avenue Oakland PATRICK G. MGIBNRY 849 First Street Brentwood DIOLINDA HELLO PRECIADO CAROL MENDBZ JENSEN 609 Fourth Street Brentwood Empire Avenue, Oakley No further information. P. O. Box 5135, South Lake Tahoe. 4422 Null Drive, Antioch. Mrs. Eduard. Mr. Campbell works for Fibrehoard Paper Co. Shirley is a housewife. l child Nancy Ann ll no. Yes to Ques 41. The sale as now, a housewife and mother 10 yrs from now. No longer married. Joan is Office Mgr. J. H. Pomeroy Construction in Alameda - also working sane evenings with Red Cross at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. Unusual experiences include dating Lt. Commander of USS Enterprise. Question 91, absolutely not. Joan kids people about being the only girl to have ex- tensive tours aboard the Enterprise, etc! Pat is not married and does not have any children Qthat he knows of 1. Pat is a Mortician. World's Fair, Seattle, Wash. '62 watts Riots fan experience I could have done withoutl. Ques. 31 - HELL NO! In 10 yrs. I hope the same thing I am doing now but as the owner of my own funeral haze. 3689 Franklin Square, Fremont Mrs. Al. Al is a Rancher A Vice-Mayor of Brentwood. l child, Erica 68. Unusual experiences - trying to find shows 81 socks large enough for Big Al. 10 yrs. ago marriage and homenaldng were the farthest from my mind. 10 yrs. from not who knows? I hope to be surviving and most of all, enjoying a teenage daughter! Gad! 1490130 .vunewm nlqsra 'I3.l.lAM XMAQ1 .molisnioinz zedtuii ch HAMA!! .war a:I.z...1 mme .cue me .o .9 ummm mem .siaol:3aA ,svltid llwii SSH- JIDIGGJSI ?.SPiI'I'5lAl SIWKD 'ml :show Lic-dpi? .nl .bumb-8 .aw -i..1H8'iW.3 JdIA'.2'.JM YUSIHZ A al v,oIx.tzB .03 uqsfi bzmdszdii 399133 U CSM .ol LL arm wgoadi hlhio L .sttneuod .d.oo13a.A A .won u also nil' .Ii aovO or so! .lon can 021 OI :mutton ban slkvsauod .Sql-I oc-.BED at not .bonus xsqaol uri 9U1Z..l.AW 09181031 IIIDL - gum!! at mltouxsaaob quasi! .H .L nmsvh du' :SSS ,008 .SQA bel dsl: ngnhlvo also Qnhlxov can 53119 .ht.bgcH huh Lion! :MO u new . -. .SJ qnlzub nbulaal aaomhaqa Lament! minor!! .nohqtotai 889 to ubannb shptq slmlzi-anal. .tan wtssmlouh ,LQ -an nude: 1:19 unondsgqhnd tm-:ln lain ,airmail ul: brand: amor. what J oQalananobhmba1zus..toisu1:A tilblmlptglpn Ill .itonunlodndfj nzblldowm num!! 11:11 08, 2 ulfi ,stil vblnw .ahltul A ai banana! 1891589131 IJOLIISSAWSD' .hai 0 R alfa flu um , 43'- 1!lll3lQdI-1110131 l0O!..L1ll . .-- wid-llfilYl9 5 ... - . , ,yn - maxi .amp Quan one canon! ous noun! nun-can 4 abua.,a1'k.a .u .ua uamsunaonn ,Jtno.tal,..bnm -i..baumli in fill' lisa!-1lz':1!ll bn!! nI.gsl!x.1--1 sanity bled! hung! ' 1. fusllllhnildltvlou 411:91 .qu.0sl,.hlll1:.uantnadns1odloun ., t-r..F.X0lIm.I f 'i11lz - ,vgnllptp .ilntaucnhns uhh!! W. . -.,. lxstbubqnitp at ., 'li v V4 V 1,'- L 'qla -'. .: . -J-na - Ch - -16.1 4- 1'Z5. F'vl?. A -:Q -hi' U 'L I RALPH MENDOZA 34 Manville Avenue Pittsburg LARRY MIKKELSBN EDDIE MILLER ALFRE MORALBS LYNN GDBTEDB Po on Box Knightsen OFBLIA PABZ RGBR1' PALLADINO Rt. l Box 39 Brentwood JAIBS PARIRIDQ VICIOR PAIO 1504 Yosemite Drive Antioch JAMES PBDERSBN 746 Pippo Avenue Brentwood Illoms QUESADA- 3707 los Flores Avenue Concord Spouse Marilyn is a housewife. Ralph is a Forklift operator for Western Calif. Cannery. 2 children, Valerie 5, Richard 2. Travels include Army '61 - '63 where I was stationed in Texas. No, I didn't think at that time I would be doing what I'n doing now. 10 yrs. frm nov: I'll still he doing what I'n doing now, I guess. Larry is a Rancher. See Judy's. Rt. l Box 78, Oakley. Brentwood. Spouse Betty is Library Clerk. Lynn is papermaker - Fihrehoard. 2 children, Steven Lynne, Susan Marie 635. lo travels or unusual experiences. To Que. 91, no. In l0 yrs. I have no idea. 442 B181 4th St!B6t, P.'l't118bI-119. qaouse Elsie is a checker at Centr-0- Mart, Oakley and housewife. Bob :ls a Rancher, 2 children, Michael 6, Shari 335. Drove to Las Vegas last Thanksgiving for the first time 8: will never drive that distance again. 01, yes. 492, probably still fanning. Reno, Nevada. d qaouse Carolyn M.. is a housewife. Vic is Production Supt. 3 children, Michael 5, Leslie 3, Steven 2. Travels include Ckegon, Hash., Nevada, Idaho, Arizona and New York. Yes, my goals have been carefully plamzed - eithzln the next 10 yrs. I will be on the executive board of the Conpanyl. Spouse Diane is a housewife. Jim is Manager at Richfield Station in Btwd-. 3 children, Kin 8: Kerry Qtwinel 8, Janet 7. 10 yrs ago, no. 10 yrs from noqprobably the same thing. Snooze Noelle is a Housewife. Tom is a Driver-Salesman. 2 children, John E+, Susan 4. eil, no. In ILC yrs., . :: - 'ff .--. ie ... ..- ,. - 4... -. , .s ' I sill.. 3.5.4- Le ..o..!J.:.1g an th. s.--es 31113 Q 3A , uqisi .sitwvevcd ai nxgliizfz.-SM eauoqi: zzrsffaoh' wit 1o:r.e.-.zssqc -:r'.1I'..!lzi:-:oil A ai oxxnhsv ,aa'zb.Ltsio S. .qzwmxzri .5-.UnO mm sbulauiz e.Eo'.mr3.' .S zraszziabl .E nl beaonszi am: I oxsriw iid' - Ie' :radar an nlmina- 3'n:bJ:b JZ ,om .enter galob e-'I swim Qabob ed blues I anti od Illia IPI una mit hen 01 ,won .nam I ,una Qalzob l'I muh: Qnhzb .swbut one .xubmdl .s al nhl .qoram .at :aa 1 .sa .boowtaoxa and .dub iumdld at qt-108 ami, ,mxtllb 8 .buodotdlri - :mahlzaqnq ul el .150 shall anna ,Basal :vue ot .noankrqul hmmm: mo clans! 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J A306812-i 71 zwasva c.ELtvanH E Qzudu 3 LH I-'lmsElIIl'!8ilA-I 33.03111 Sluililk 53833181 EY! 8. no of combi 8881.81 M' 1 I 5 v H hslltk WE-Qi' Lv' ' EERE REECE TERRY REED ROBERT REMEERS KATHY RICHAHT HAMPTON Rt. 1 Box 53-c Byron RICHARD RIBEIRO HERALD RIBEIRO JEAN ROOFE REYNOLDS GRACIE RosAs CORNELIUS JANE Rossr HENRY Rose Avenue P.0. Bx. 427 Oakley NORMAN RUDDICK 3610 Clayburn Rd. Antioch MAH! SALAS LARRY SANCHEZ Rt. 1 Box 335eA TOM SANCHEZ Address unknown 183 Mariposa Dr. Pittsburg 915 UC' St. Antioch Mrs. Arnie. Kathy is a Teacher for Brentwood Union School District. Arnie is a Probation Officer - Co. Co. County. 2 children Julia 6, Lance 4. P.0. Box 542 Oakley 231 Home St. Oakley Rt. l Box 2l7eA Oakley P.0. Box 459 Oakley Mrs. George. George is a Lab. Technician. Janet is a Bank Teller. 3 children Deborah 8, Loriann 4, Jeffrey 35. Travels include the state of wash. Ques. 41 not really. 52 p obably the same thing. Spouse Sharon An e. Norman is a Carpenter I have been a Carpenter for the last 8 YP8. working at Lon Tree Meadows. 2 children Andrea Marion 4, Sabrina Ann 2.' I have traveled extensively approx. 25,000 miles between Antioch a d Btwd. 10 yrs. ago I would have laughed at ' the thought that I would be a Carpenter, but I have done well by it. Being settled now I suppose another 10 yrs. will find very little change. Unusual experiences include attendance at two Race Riots. Watts and San Francisco where I met an old school mate, Pat McHenry, on both occasions. 202 Walnut Blvd. Brentwood Spouse An abel. Larry is a Truck driver for Delta Lines. 2 children Laura Anne 2, Rene Marie-vmo., 'Travels include US Army, Germany, Italy, France, Isle of Capri and Austria. Yes. I have been driving since agaer school off A on. Q2, Yes I will be driving 10 yrs. from now. Rt. 2 Box 242 Brentwood ' .-::u,'i.vm ff:u9'si15uj dj 'iq .Ugg 3'z::ds55,c ,. .QU 3e'q?1.ma CB' 6328 mq Anoittnli .fri LN 512' 'mi 'zedosef s ffl fQi5'aB .-alarm .a-xii -:.t1:'!A .3ol 1.i'H.tii IoodrvE 110.12511 Evoowjlyaaii .yg.mxroO .00 .00 'V 'xsoI'i'i0 uo.t3nd'o't'I s ei .b e-eau!-I ,B stint nedblllio S 11511110 SP3 108 .051 181110 .38 small .LBS 193.10 A-TIS lofi .C JK 19110 965 zo! .051 mnkotsllodl' .da-I n at oynav .qanb .n-14 8 anus! ind 5 nl: taut B uvrhst D-nnutml - 4 :on Ib- .fhaWf'mn a4-an 5 1 .V . - E rv, ,. QQ ! Q Iliff 'll-1 I nod QW I .lnhllovdndtauliguvgmg 4 i DdWffndI'Jl l ui t V' b 1 V U 4' d s . mu ,, , . -1' 15' T' if ' ' V 'f - afgzgzh .. L. g-',r. 'af 4 -1 'ti ' A ' . v ', V i sl , Y L+, Q15 - .I - A,A41qZ'i'l2 KE gr!! I.'f,4 U it L 1-2. 1 i in g-7,3 ' A I' 1 , l-. . tu, ' 1 S311 hi , Indus bb A g 5 P - . 4 , wi I ,Q .ia t A . -1. J - f A rw ff . Fm '35 g 5- fmf- 'A-'1'?. '1I 1-W . 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Yes, I knew we'd be living in a new home lwhich we had built the first pyr. of marriage! 8 knew we'd be living in Antioch. we did contemplate having two or three children after 7 yrs. of marriage, but only have the one. CBut having Stephen ggtgg 5 yrs., I kind of 'hope' to have o r 2nd., 10 yrs from nowlj Maybe Illl show up 'P.G.' at our 20 yr. reunion. Hai Hal 984 Temple Drive Pacheco Spouse Lynda. Ed is a Machine Adjuster at Crown Zellerbach. 3 children Michael 7, Mitchell 3, Laurie 16 mos. No travels or un sual experiences,jbut still hopigg. No to ques,4l. I thought'I would be a ' Police Officer. If the Good Lord is-good, an the world is still in one piece, I think I will be in the same place, except Cforeman?9 in 10 yrs. 752 Castle Ct. Brentwood Spouse Patricia is a housewife. Ray is Asst. Physical Testing Engineer - State Dept. of Water Resources. 2 children Michael Raymond 2, Janet Margaret 2 mo. 10 yrs ago - pictured a future more or less as it is, now, so present is no surprise. 10 yrs from now - expect to be doing same type of work fconcrete Testing! and pro- b bly have oneor two more 'hard - to - control' kids. Eden Plains Road Brentwood M s. B. Robert. Mr. Ward is a Data Pro- cessing Tech. and Alice is a housewife. 2 children Gale Robert 5, Melinda Lea 3. Travels include Florida. Yes to ques. 41. 42 - keeping house 8 caring for my husband and children. Viera Lane Antioch ax , . -',- Y .211 . li' xl:U - inf 'N' - r- - nl if L r. 3 '- 'al ' fxv.s,' vu: 3'r4orm'. qs 'zagigswewori In rs .?.e fsau. 1U .asm Sr Que.. nsdqti-L god , ur.-3'i.a 5-ll'.'i-J Jz.1'il i Jo 2,,nlv.f-af 1102:-r'rel'nf-1 iln 12.5.38 fqlislc-aqa .'sqai'1mQ' 51-J .aw ,. 6 sand! 'nw :fguiw -.flivncvi el ,elffx av EA .a at '!'5f1..L'v,1 4 - . bfaw warn? 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L mg .1 maj f amd ..r ' .ii lr.:nu'nnl:il 'unwiz 4 , 1,1 l'bfRQ'!h -2 Ov or f ffl-t'n?1s wnt 0n-wnnsmn.-111' .EH QW -1 -f.:.:.'r'..,,.'H.:':z-..... 'f'....- 1 ,Wu N V- . 4, Q ' in . I Wifi' if biuv- .- .. at Q hal! fi od' 'mom urging , f 39. . QHHLFJUGHIO . -5 'S-I,.,..I ,J + L 'Y vyggqunm rua yuwxubll 0 f .- QT . -Ivstmimn .-as -I 6-I Q 1Qu nm f 4' FBTE. 'Q -3 J ,i I A L -ua-ot - pfanaspljn A and 51 . E - L , F gff I ' ' 1-.I i , T . A --4 A 7 W .- 41 ' Q h i E. V V in 'C. I A , . 5, . -'ri full.-T A ' 13 Q . A: ' f f 1 3.1. I In gd L . R ALIG SILVBRA LUCAS Lockford DELLA SMITH MANSFIELD BARBARA SGSAMAN BRWKS RAY SPANBR SHARRCN STBMLBR 'ZBMPS 6359 Galletta Drive Newark ALAN STRAUB P.0.Box 444 College, Alaska SHARCN STRIQCLAMJ LUK9'!'.SS 2195 S.W. Cherry Hill Drive Beaverton, Oregon' dress . e ragga walter, uugbami. is Real Estate Broker and Rancher. 2 children, Lisa Anne 4, walter Christopher 2. We travel extensively throughout the western states. We are now moving to an 80,000 acre ranch in Oregon - cattle raneh. I will be living 150 miles from any tom. 05 - no. 10 yrs. fron noe, I hope I will be living closer to tom. 2323 Le. Self! Way, National City. Bethel 181810 752 Castle Court , Brentwood. Mrs. Fred. Sharrcm is a honenaker In Fred is Maintenance Rep. for Trans Int.Airlines. 3 children, Pamela 8, Suzanne 6, Michael 18 nos. We lived on an old estate on Long Island, N.Y. for seven months two enters ago. Attended Worlds Fair. Visited re- latives in Michigan. Yes, although no in the sale order. U1 8: 931 10 yrs. from nos I will be doing much of the sane things that I an now doing, like raising ny children. Perhaps we will be doing nore travelling then. Spouse Linda is working toward degree in Secondary Education. Alan is a d.vi.l Bngr. for State of Alaska. Bridge Caxstruction. Living in Alaska for the past 6 yrs. Ie have had numerous out-of-the-ordinary ex- periences. Working 50 ei. fron Fairbanks I see Moose and Bear daily. Teo enters ago Linda and I toured Europe, New York A came back to Alaska via Calif. In answer to Ques. 1 - vaguely. However it sealed too far off to ever become a reality. I plan to get a Master's Degree in Con. Engineering and work in this field for a private eoqaany, probably in bridge con- struction. Mrs. Peter. Mr. Luvass is Claims Mgr. for Liberty Mutual Ins. Co. Sharon is a Lynn 3, Lisa Michelle l. 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Fairfield r LUUISE TRZEPKOWSKI G-OODFELLOW HERM URENDA TGM VIRHONTEZ PATSY WALKUI CANNON Rte 2 Box Brentwood rr - ' 123 Eden Plains Road Brentwood Newlywed July 29, 1967 to Diana. Clarence is a Truck Driver. 2 children Lloyd 5, Richard 4. Ones. 5551 no. 62. same thing probably. Molly is a Cocktail Waitress. I child Paula Roberts 8. Various travels 8 un- usual exp riences including 41. Marriages! 42. Men! ?3. My sit-in with the Hippies! 4194. My trip to Palm Springs because of 5 Martinisi 10 yrs ago I had plans on being a dress designer - portions of these plans have been fulfilled. I design my own clothes and model them while working. Same to ques. 42. Mrs. John. John is a Truck Driver. Mary is a housewife. 4 children Armando 9, Leonella 7, Edmxtl 5, Pamela 31. Traveled to Mexico the winter of '66 8: 967. 10 yrs ago I knew I would be doing exactly what I am doing. As for 10 yrs. from now I may be living in another country. Mrs. Louis. Dick is a Pilot USAF. Mary is a housewife. 2 children Richard Dale 9, Michael 5. It is easier to say tint Dick A I have not been in the eastern coastal states, we have just returned from Hawaii and in Dec. we plan to go to Panam for two years. Yes, I knew Dick wasintheAFsonU1:Lfewou1dbe thatof following where the service sent him. In 10 yrs. I will probably be doing the same thing - following my husband. 45 3 Irving, San Francisco f2 Spruce Street Brentwood 2611 08k Road Walmlt Creek Mrs. Lonnie. Patsy is a housewife an Lonnie is a Civilian Painter at Travis AFB. 2 children Sherry Lynn 4, Tony Ednund 4 mo. I've been to Florida 5 times in the past 7-5 yrs. 10 yrs. ago'I was hoping to do just what I'm doing, being as housewife and mother. 10 yrs. from new I hope to be doing Just as I'm doing now, being a housewife ani mother. '. 'Yl' .. 9-IJ -' . -4.1 affziessli' .n.':.ssiG Us 'S ' ff 1,5---fin....f, l: c'11 ri9 4I1Tf.3E1L'5 l. I.8V: f'.' 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In 10 yrs., I hope to be continuing my research efforts in Radiation 1'o:d.e:l.ty. :Lou aut arasdway, nz Cajon. 325 Sherwood Drive, Brentwood. 1038 West Stanley, Ukiah. 1311 Plnnleidx, Cbncord. B.0.Box 692, Brentwood. 2309 Field Street, Antioch. 1124 Shirley Drive, Milpitas. Mrs. Bill. Dana is a housewife and B111 is a Trailer Salesman. 6 children: Randy 15, cindy 14, Lynda 11, on 9, Tonya 4, Mikel. Qllee. 1 -No! Ihadnoideal would be caring for 6 children - 3 ICE ny own. 10 yrs. fron new I'11 probably be doing the eane as I an now. Spouse Judy is a housewife. Robert is an Order Analyst. 2 children: Pale1a,5, Gregg 3. Dues. 1 - No. Chee. 2 - I will probably be on the welfare role? arouse Hannelore is a housewife. Prank is in Aviation with US Army. 2 children Daniela 735, Denise 3. Countries I have visited - Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, italy, Switzerland, Austria, Monaco, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Viet Nan, Japan, Hawaii, Guan and Gcinana. 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