Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

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I ,.: , ' X' , 1: -.. - ,. v if . 7 . .4 , , 's ' K' ' vs , 4 V 1. if 'H 1 f 3a ' - fr . X .Q Y , r--u,,,y, '1 x L' . , , 1 .- , . .' .Q .ll ' .' . my--f' 9.415-' 'M ,4 , T,-. g-A-1 as ' f 'iv'-'--Qi M -M. -I' '-4. 5' . ' ,I , ss, -1m.a-ew. 4 ' . , ..1,v' - v.'f Sit1J'g,q16'!.Z-s- ' 1 - -. . 9 ' L - .'-.. .Winn xnlwqu n .nr V111- T I TT1 :IJ -1 -4 N PRESENTED BY IU r-' THE HNNUHL. STHFP H S fvx H I Cur Future ,fag IUICISQ CIS. M b f th y 1 y phy ans f d fy k th pable and sensible men th y ll ke them- l p bl d bl 1 y d phy d f L ll DEDICBTION HDMINISTRHTIUN FHCULTY PRES!-IMEN SUPHUMORES JUNIUHS SENIUHS ORGQNIZHTIONS HCTIVITIES SPORTS HDVERTISEMENTS I' i? 'UII'l'l7? Dedication Mr. Curtis The Annual Staff of the 1958 Lion wishes to express the deep apprecia tion of the entire student body by dedicating this years annual to you. Without your tireless and efficient overseeing of our financial affairs we could have few, if any of our many functions. We thank you for your time and effort at our football and basketball games and appreciate the extra time you give in order that the records ar kept straight from year to year. All of this, ofcourse, in addition to your wonderfull job of teaching. We hope this expresses in some small way our thanks. Sincerely, ff? 1 C i s L sr .A 00 rd' Q Q G Annual Editors 'f-' 'YY ,Q Carl Jacobsen Organization Editor 'O-Q Charles Doan Art Editor a s UU! ' N uf---., Phyllis Barbee Class Editor Faye Mellinger Activities v ,J Charlotte Baroni Editor Don Lopes Sport Editor Leonard Rocha Typist Mary Jo Durham Photographer Karen Wells Business Manager 'ZX 1 1 I l C7 1 . . ilu: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. LaVeau, G. Gill, F. Mellinger, L. Rocha. SECOND ROW: C. Doan, R. Buskey, D Lopes, M. Durham, C. Jacobsen. TOP ROW: C. Baroni, P. Barbee, K. Wells, N. Barkley. -1-In 4'T3'f':'n, Annual Staff The Annual Staff of 1958 hopes that this Liberty Lion will contain the pictures and events that recall many happy mem- ories. Throughout the year we have worked and given every effort to publish a greater than ever annual. At this time we, the Annual Staff, would like to thank our advisor, Mr. McKee, who gave us his time and advice, taking us over many rough spots. Sincerely Yours, The Annual Staff of 1958 Advisor: Mr. McKee Superintendent's Message The current school year has witnessed a great awakening of interest by the American people in our public schools, especially our high schools. This increased attention has produced some unfair criticism but on the whole it is a fine thing for schools. Ours are community schools and they are nurtured by constant community concern. It is most encouraging that currently the attention of the public is largely centered on improving the level of student achievement. This has always been the major ob- jective of our school and any help the community can give us is more than welcomed. f 6 PrineipaI's Message To you students who have made this past year at Liberty Union High School a year of valuable progress toward your ultimate goal, we extend our congratulations. We have confidence that your book of the future contains many interesting chapters of happiness and success, just as this beautiful Annual contains the record of the many chapters of your happinesses and successes during the past four years. We of the faculty are proud of your school accomplishments and appreciate your contributions toward the building of this school into the kind of superior secondary school for which we are all striving. gaggz afffrafafa w L l ,vj kj Gladys Scobey Marian Hobson Ruth Bell Schogl Secretary Office Accountant School Nurse Office Staff Trustees LEFT to RIGI-lT: Joseph Faria, Ralph Emerson, Harry Hobbs, Stanley Nunn, Fabin Richart Jr., B. J. Callaghan 1 F. Jim Rogers John Addington Cecil Epling Buck Belscher George Gamble Bob Nunes Custodians On behalf of the students of Liberty Union High School the Annual Staff wishes to express it's appreciation to the Custodial Staff for their endless efforts and interest in the up-keep of our school. 9 a 'fxk 71. JAMES ALVES Spanish MARY JANE BARNES English OLIVER BASCOM English LOU BRONZAN Physical Education S, s A- A df KS ' 3 i Faculty CA- me savvy, gig 'KW-K ILSIMARIE CASPAR English FRANK CASSON Algebra Science GERELD CLAYBURN Advanced Woodshop MADALEIN CRAIG Mathematics Guidance ,V WESLEY CURTIS Bookkeeping Business Math THOMAS DAHOOD Mechanical Drawing Social Studies JAMES DENTON Drivers Ed. Social Studies Boys P. E. JACK FERRILL Boys P.E. DOLORES GRABER Girls P.E. EVELYN GRIFFITH Spanish English RICHARD HAVENS Agriculture Farm Mechanics MARGERET JACKSON Science Biology ELIZBETH JIMENEZ Girls P.E. J.B. JOHNSON Metal Shop ALLEN JONES Music Math GAYLE KIRUMLAND Home Economics DELBERT ROCK U.S. History Math THEODORE SEZBECKI Social Studies U.S. History ELIBETH SODERSTROM Library Math English PETER SPRINGER English Social Studies ETHEL VAN TASSEL Latin U.S. History Library CARL WILLIAMS Guidance Social Studies QNOT PICTUREDQ BEATRICE CROSS Clothing History English ROY KRUMLAND Typing Stenography LEONARD LUCIO History Social Studies Mathematics Attendance CHARLES McKEE Arts 8: Crafts DEWEL MORGAN Biology Chemistry Physics BRUCE NELSON Typing Driver Ed. Boys P. E. VERNON NOBLE Dean of Boys Choir Chorus A '-'Z'-7' if Y 1 il, it ' ,,v- J.'1il 4 1! 'L . .4 fu Y' e 1-'Y',3vff '7 ,Y 4 . ,Y ,,, uv YY' a V 'ke , 1' 'V yr 'S91, G U r' i f! ANN , Y' vp YT' rmiy- :PNN Q stu 'n . . 4 lm g Y' 3 ' 1'1 r' 4 J . r X I f'0 .iafl rervrq ll vt iw ., . rf up rr . y t 1 ,. agp: 9 vr'Yl an,.4 AQQIZ rug? Dewayne Davis President This year has been a very successful one for us. Our first duty was to elect our class officers, who have proven themselves to be very capable. We were welcomed by the Sophorrvures who gave us a great reception. Our first money making event was our coke sale. In January, came our Calypso Dance, which proved to be enjoyable and fun for everyone. With the help of our wonderful advisors, Mrs. Griffith and Mr. Rock, there has not been any real problems. Linda Linn Cecilia Epling Mrs. Griffith and Mr. Rock Student Council Rep Treasurer Advisors 'iii 1 y l wi Qui' 'iso' X, Barbara Adams Donna Addington Gene Allen James Allen Richard Dacus Dwayne Davis Sheron Davis Bruce Anderson David Armstrong Veronica Baldwin James Barlow Virginia Davis Bonnie Dean Robert Dickey Majorie Beaver Bonnie Bence Billy Berry Frank Berum an Betty Dill Robert Donithan Janet Duarte Pamela Bevill Margaret Biglow Lyman Blanton Raymond Bookout Sharson Edwards Ciciela Epling Mary Escobar Nancy Boyer Martin Bradley Robert Branscum Kenneth Bryant Sergio Femandez Tomas Fernandez Donald Ferreira Donna Burton John Burton Raymond Caballero Jean Cartwright Vidal Franco Shirly Frisbee Edward Gallegos Betty Chambers Patricia Chambers Linda Chaplin Glenda Christian Cande Garcia Mariam Garcia Dewayne Gaston Virginia Clark Carol Clemons George Clemons Gary Coffman Peggy Giannini Leory Giusti Jesse Granado Eula Combs Betty Conness Judy Copeland Charles Cosby Loretta Grant Alan Graves Kenneth Green Clifford Crandell Sue Crowell Gaylord Cummings Eileen Curran Mike Griffith Elaine Grijalva Donald Hall I l .Q 4 Q .l Q A. if ' i 'i 5 ,53 ' lit' lx W 5 5 , ' ,f f 4' fi, n 5 :V J ' Q' 5 gm y ,i 'iz sr . 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Sophomore Autographs fl! rn' ,W lmllllflfw 5, Z fV'g in 1 1 Q. 5- ws .4015 .fs K x N' fare: E .ii -i G-ag J Dan Katoka Vice President Nora Stefanie Secretary Joanne Wightm an 3 u fe A Stanley Andrade President C ass of f We, the Junior Class have had a successful year We started the year off with a a huge success. coke sale which was Then came the Junior Prom on March 28, which was also successful and enjoye finish the year we had the Jun proved to be lots of fun. Treasurer As Juniors, we are looking when we will become Seniors. Richard Simpson John Mundell Mrs. Soderstro Sergeant at Arms Student Council Rep. Advisors ,i Y GH-1 -4, d by everyone. T ior Class Picnic which forward to next year m dc Mr. Alves , 51. .1 1 A - 3 if I. 1 Lg -.4 . I l. , tv vt 1 X gl , NY In , 'J' - ' f I ' ' l 2 ' , - 1 S .J ' A ' , f :ga 1' J ' 'i J v ' . 'kr ' ' . . H Q? , ' 5 ' l -f IT 'f ' if gf' 1 ,, o 1 ,-, . fa y-5 'I K' . ,K 4 ns Q. Wi 9 . . . . 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V. 1 :cw Ujifg. it 3 cn 5' J '1-... ar , 2 'C 'Q 4, Q-14 - 'L' A Esther Granados Gary Graves Lewis Green Louise Green Paul Green Ronnie Gutierrez Dorothy Hampton Pat Harrington Linda Hingley David Holt Mildred Horton Bill Houseri Judy I-Iubbert Minnie Huckaby Charles Jacobs Mitsuko Kamagaki Dan Kataoka Gary Kramer Jackie Laird Richard Lane Ray La Veau Tom Levell Carter Libbey Bob Looney Joyce Lopes Sharon Machado Ken Lopez Mike Manning Angie Martinez Eloise Martinez Esther Martinez Marie Mattos Adolph Mauriscio Donald McFarland Sharon McFar1an David McLain Antonio Mercado Cecelia Miguel Charles Miles Larry Moore Willijean Morgan John Morrison Johnnie Mundell Bob Najera Aurora Negrete Sarah Newsom Graciela Ochoa Rudy Ochoa Richard Ornelas Daisy Orozco Robert Pato William Pato Darrel Rash Gaynel Ray Alehu Ribiero Frank Ribiero Veronica Robb Pat Roderick Janice Sachetti Carmen Sanchez y 'as sd Wu-t 12 f -13 Azad-ei ' 421 Z r Z? f-4? -4 '5 I Ina Marie Saucedo Sandra Sellers Johnny Sherfield Patsy Shiroyama James Shoreaker Julie Silva Betty Sims Ferry Smith Nora Stefanic Jack Swicegood Sharon Teague Mildred Tejada Linda Tennant Don Tillery Lynn Tillotson Beverly Tomlinson Eloise Torrez Harry Torrez Rose Marie Torrez Doyle Trammell David Viramontez Don Walker Bill Ward Betty Weatherby Karen Wells Frank Wetzel Mike Wisecarver Janet Wightman Joanne Wightman Donna Williams Ronald Wolf Bob Yingling Jim Yoder Carolyn Burg, Peggy Chaplin, David Clark, Richard Freitas Robert Frisbee Jim Henderson, Frank Hernandez, Raymond King William Myatt, Nancy Padilla, Josephine Perez, Mary Lou Petrovich, Jeanell Riley, Richard Simpson. ggi mA ,, . IMI Junior Autographs dhff-f-3?,f-,--s ?3fN xxx fgixj 3 W N cg- 4yWn!Ggg5945 gQE?' l X - sl 2 O U I EIULLEGEX OR XBUST f SEIQQUUGDIR d 'x Charlotte Baroni Vice President Yvonne Bovert Secretary Carl Jacobsen President Class of '58 It's hard to realize were Seniors and will soon be on our own. We feel our four years of high school have been as entertaining as they have been enlightening. The Seniors started their year with a coke sale which proved very successful. Next in line was a half record and half band dance which everyone enjoyed. Our really big date, however came in May, the Senior Ball. We, the Class of 1958, leave Liberty with many happy memories to meet the world and its chal- lenges. Nancy Townes Treasurer Nancy Faria Jean Griffith Mrs. Barnes 8zMr. Morgan Sergeant at Arms Student Council Rep. Advisors O QQ 0. .fir N' 41' . -9 T7 MICHAEL ARATA Major: Agriculture FFA 54-58 TONI ARGUELLES Major: Arts and Crafts Girls League 54-58 PHYLLIS BARBEE Major: Home Economics Annual Staff 57-58, Annual Staff Class Editor 57-58, Spanish Club 54-58, GAA 57-58, FHA 54-55 NADINE RARKLEY Major: Arts and Crafts, Music Annual Staff 56-58, Lions Pep Club 54-55, Honor Roll 57-58, GAA 54-55,Majorette 54-58, Choir 55-58. BOB ADDINGTON Major: Science, English, Commercial Student Council 57-58, Rally Committee Presi dent 57-58, Boys Block L 56-58, B Basket- ball 54-55, A Basketball 55-58, Commis- sioner of Athletics 57-58,1-Ionor Roll 54-57. CRUZ ALANIS Major: Spanish Spanish Club 54-58, GAA 54-55, Girls League 54-58. JOE ALEXANDER Major: Math, Spanish Spanish Club 54-56, Honor Roll 55-57, Chess Club 55-57 LANIER ALLEN Major: Student Council 56 -57, Student Court 54-58, Chief Justice 57-58, C.S.F. 54-58, Latin Club 54-58, President of Latin Club 56-57, Lions Pep Club 54-58, Rally Committee 57-58, Honor Roll 54-58, Boys Block L 57-58, B Football 55-56, A Football 56-58, A Track 56-57, C.S.F. Scholarship Committee 57-58, Leadership Group 56-58. ft .0--. it CHARLOTTE BARONI Major: Commercial Annual Staff 55,56, Assistant Editor 56,57, Editor of Annual 57,585 Student Council 57,585 Student Court 57,585 C.S.F. 56,585 Lions Pep Club 54,585 Rally Committee 57,585 Treasurer of Rally Committee 57,585 Honor Roll 56,585 GAA 54,585 GAA Vice President 56-575 President of GAA 57,585 Girls Block L 56,585 FHA 56,585 Freshman Class Secretary 54,555 Sopho- more Class Treasurer 55,565 Senior Class Vice President 57,585 Modern Dance Club 56,575 Drill Team 54,555 Teen Timer 56,575 MeritAward 56,575 Leadership Group 55,585 Football Homecoming Queen 57. JANET BARRIOS Major: Commercial, Home Economics, Music Student Council 57,585 Spanish Club 55,56 GAA 54,585 Fl-IA 54,585 FHA Treasurer 55,565 FHA Secretary 56,575 FHA President 57,585 Choir 57,58. GLORIA BARRON Major: Language, Music Spanish Club 54,585 GAA 54,565 Choir 57,585 Songleader 56,585 Modern Dance Club 55,56. BEVERLY BARTEE Major: Math Latin Club 54,585 GAA 54,575 FHA 55,585 FHA Treasurer 57,585 Drill Team 54,56. ANGELO BERUMEN Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 57,585 J.V. Football 54,55. LINDA BOHANNON Major: Commercial Honor Roll 54,585 FHA 55,585 FHA Secre tary 55,565 Drill Team 54,565 Student Body Play 56,57. WILLIAM BONDE Major: Agriculture FFA 54,58. PAULINE BONILLA Major: Spanish, Commercial Spanish Club 55,585 GAA 55,58. ROBERT BRAZ Major: Industrial Arts B Baseball 55,565 B Swimming 54,55. JOHN BRYANT Major: Industrial Arts TOM BRYANT Maj or: Commercial Student Council 54,555 Spanish Club 56,57- J.V. Football 55,565 Freshman Class Presi- dent. DONALD BURTON Major: Agriculture FFA 54,585 FFA Vice President 56,575 B Baseball 55,57. DAVE BORJON Major: Music, Industrial Arts Boys Block L 55,585 Advanced Band 55,585 A Cappella Choir 57,585 Dance Band 54,585 J.V. Football 54,555 Varsity Football 55,585 B Basketball 54,555 A Basketball 55,585 B Track 54,555 A Track 55,58. YVONNE BOVERT Major: Commercial Annual Staff 56,575 Student Council 56,57 Student Court 56,575 C.S.F. 55,585 Lions Pep Club 54,585 Rally Committee 57,585 Rally Committee Secretary 57,585 Honor Roll 54,585 GAA 54,585 GAA Sophomore Representative 55,565 GAA Treasurer 56,575 GAA President 57,585 Girls Block L 56,585 FHA 56,585 FHA Historian 56,575 Assistant Student Body Treasurer 56,575 Student Body Treasurer 57,585 Soph omore Class Secretary 55,565 Senior Class Secretary 57,585 Drill Team 54,555 Mod- ern Dance Club 55,565 Leadership Group 56,585 Queen Contestant 57,58. KATHLEEN BRADBURY Major: Science Annual Staff 56,575 Student Council 57,58 Spanish Club 55,565 Honor Roll 55,585 GAA 55,575 FI-IA 56,575 Choir 56,585 Girls League Cabinet Representative 56,575 Girls League Cabinet President 57,585 Songleader 56,575 Modern Dance Club President 55,565 Leadership Group 57,585 Homecoming Queen Contestant 57. ROBERT BRADY Major: Industrial Arts B Baseball 55,565 Honor Roll 55,56. RICHARD BUSKEY Major: Arts and Crafts Annual Staff 55,585 Boys Block L 57,585 J.V. Football 55,565 Varsity Football 57,585 B Swimming 54,555 A Track 57,58. ROBERT BULTER Major: Spanish Student Council 57,585 Spanish Club 56,5 Honor Roll 54,555 Boys Block L 56,585 7s Boys Block L President 57,585 J.V. Foot- ball 55,565 Varsity Football 56,585 B Baseball 54,555 A Baseball 55,585 B Basketball 54,565 A Basketball 57,585 A Track 56,57. ROBERT BYER Major: Industrial Arts Honor Roll 56,585 B Baseball 54,555 B Basketball 54,55. GENE CALDWELL Major: Industrial Arts WAYNE CARTER Major: Math ANN COOK Major: Home Economics DUANE COOPER Major: Agriculture fLivermorej FFA 54,58. ROBERT COSSINS Major: Math, Science Honor Roll 54,585 Boys Block L 55,58 B Swimming 54,555 A Swimming 55,58. RODCER DAVIS Major: Science Spanish Club 55,585 J.V. Football 55,575 Varsity Football 57,585 B Basketball 55,575 B Track 55,565 A Track 56,58. ERNEST DEJESUS Major: Agriculture, Crafts FFA 54,585 Boys Block L 56,585 J.V. Football 54,555 Varsity Football 55,58. DON DICKEY Major: Arts and Crafts Annual Staff 56,57. CHARLES DOAN Major: Arts and Crafts, English, Social Studies Annual Staff 57,585 Annual Staff Art Editor 57,585 Honor Roll 56,58. KENNETH COWAN Major: Agriculture FFA 54,58. FRED CRANE Major: Commercial Honor Roll 56,575 FFA 55,565 Chess Club 55,57. EMILY DAL PORTO Major: Music, Commercial Spanish Club 57,585 Honor Roll 57,585 FHA 54,585 Band 56,585 Band Council 57,58. BARBARA DAVIS Major: Home Economics, Music GAA 54,555 FHA 54,555 A Cappella Choir 57,58. HERBERT DOUGLAS Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 56,575 Honor Roll 54,555 B Baseball 55,565 A Track 57,58. JERRY DUARTE Major: Agriculture FFA 54,585 J.V. Football 54,55. AMY ELLISON Major: Language, Commercial Spanish Club 54,575 Lions Pep Club 57,585 Rally Committee 57,585 GAA 54,585 Girls Block L 56,585 Cheerleader 57,585 Song- leader 56,575 Drill Team 54,56. RICHARD ESPINOZA Major: Industrial Arts B Track 54,555 A Track 55,56. vy'f5'f .f RUBEN ESQUIVEL Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 54,55. MAGDALENO FAJARDO Major: Industrial Arts Boys Block L 56,585 J.V. Football 54,55 Varsity Football 55,57. MARINA FAJARDO Major: Commercial C.S.F. 57,585 Spanish Club 54,575 Honor Roll 54,585 FHA 56,585 FHA Secretary 57,58. ELSIE FANUCCI-H Major: Commercial Spanish Club 56,585 Homecoming Queen Attendant 57. FRANK FRANCO Major: Spanish, Woodshop Spanish Club 54,583 B Basketball 56,573 A Basketball-57,58. MARY ELLEN FRANCO Major: Commercial Spanish Club 57,58. LEROY FROST OWEN FULLMER Major: Science, Language Student Council 57,583 Spanish Club 55,563 Rally Committee 57,583 Honor Roll 55.573 B Basketball 54,553 A Basketball 55,583 B Track 54,553 A Track 55,563 Commissioner of Justice 57,58. NANCY FARIA Major: Home Economics, Commercial Honor Roll 55,583 GAA 56,583 FHA 56,573 Songleader 56,573 Teen Timer 55,573 Sen- ior Class Sgt. At Arms 57,583 Leadership Group 57,583 Football Queen Attendant 573 Senior Steering Committee 57,58. MANUEL FERNANDEZ Major: Spanish, Commercial C.S.F. 55,583 Honor Roll 55,583 Boys Block L 56,583 Boys Block L Vice President 57,583 J.V. Football 55,563 Varsity Foot- ball 56,573 J.V. Baseball 55,56. JIM FERTADO Major: Industrial Arts Choir 57,58. RICHARD FLOREZ Major: Industrial Arts, Music Advanced Band 55,583 J.V. Football 54,553 B Basketball 55,563 B Track 54,55j A Track 55,58. - 'l...fff,4 ANA GARCIA Major5 Language, Home Economics Spanish Club 54,585 GAA 54,585 Girls Block L 55,585 FHA 545 Drill Team 54,565 Modern Dance 55,56. BIVIANA GARCIA Major: Commercial, Spanish, Home Economics Spanish Club 54,585 GAA 54,585 Girls Block L 56,585 FHA 54,555 Songleader 56,585 Drill Team 54,56. CARMEN GARCIA Major: Home Economics, Advanced Arts Spanish Club 54,585 GAA 55. DONALD GARCIA Major Advanced Arts PAT GARCIA Major: Home Economics Spanish Club 57,585 GAA 54,55. RONALD GARCIA Major: Industrial Arts Spanish 57,585 Honor Roll 54,55. GLORIA GILL Major: Arts, Commercial Spanish Club LIDIA GONZALES Major: Spanish, Home Economics Spanish Club 54,585 GAA 54,575 Girls Block L 56,585 FHA 55,565 Songleader 57,585 Mascot 56,575 Drill Team 54,55. Al I GEORGE HART Major: Math, Science AL HATFIELD Major: Arts Varsity Football 58, A Track 57,58. JACK HAYES Major: Industrial Arts B Swimming 55,56. LYNDA l-IELLAND Major: Latin, English, Social Studies Latin Club 54,583 Lions Pep Club 54,563 GAA 56,583 GAA Cabinet 56,583 FHA 54,583 FHA Vice President 56,573 Girls League Cabinet 57,583 Honor Roll 54,583 GAA Cabinet Manager 57,583 Senior Representative to Girls League Cabinet 57,58. JEAN GRIFFITH Major: Spanish, Science, English Annual Staff 54,573 Student Council 56,58 C.S.F. 56,58, Spanish Club 54,563 Spanish Club President 55,56, Latin Club 54,585 Lions Pep Club 54,585 Honor Roll 54,583 GAA 54,563 Girls Block L 58, Choir 55,583 Girls League Cabinet 56,57j Girls League Cabinet President 56,573 Junior Class Vice President 56,573 Senior Class Representative 57,583 Modern Dance 56,58, Senior Steering Committee 57,583 Leadership Group 56,58 . DON GIUSTI Major: Agriculture FFA Treasurer 56,573 FFA 54,563 J.V. Baseball 54,56. JERRY HAMILL Major: Music Advanced Band 55,58. RODNEY HANHLIN Major: Industrial Arts. B Swimming 54. JEANETTE HICKMAN Major: Home Economics Honor Roll 56, FHA 54,58. JINNIFER HUMMEL Major: Math, English, Music Student Council 54,585 C.S.F. 54,585 Lions Pep Club 54 585 Honor Roll 54 57- GAA 54,585 Girls Block L 57,585 Choir 55,585 Girls League Cabinet 55 565 Modern Dance 56,585 Commissioner of Publicity 57,58. CARL JACOBSEN Major: Music Annual Staff 57,585 Student Council 57,585 C.S.F. 56,575 Spanish Club 54,585 Rally Committee 57,585 Honor Roll 54,585 Boys Block L 55,585 Choir 54,585 Dance Band 55,585 J.V. Football 54,555 J.V. Basketball Manager 54,555 A Swim- ming 54,575 Senior Class President 57,58. LAWANNA JOHNSON Major: Commercial, Home Economics Honor Roll 54,575 FI-IA 54,585 FHA Vice President 57,585 Girls League Cabinet 55,565 Leadership Club 57,58. MARLENE JOHNSON Major: Spanish Spanish Club 55,575 Lions Pep Club 54,565 GAA 57,585 FHA 56,585 Girls Drill Team 55,585 DERREL KENNEDY Major: Industrial Arts Honor Roll 56,575 Boys Block L 57,585 J.V. Football 55,565 Varsity Football 575 B Basketball 54,555 B Track 55,565 CARL S. KORSGAARD Major: Science, Mathematics, English C.S.F. 55,565 Honor Roll 54,585 B Swimming 56,585 Color Guard 56,585 Chess Club 56558. ORVILLE KUHN Major: Science, Math J.V. Football 56,575 B Swimming 54,565 A Swimming 57,585 B Track 55,565 Chess Club 55,56. BARBARA MANTELLI Major: Spanish, English Student Council 57,585 Sec. C.S.F. 56,575 Lions Pep Club 54,585 Honor Roll 54,575 GAA 54,575 Girls Block L 56,585 Modern Dance Club 56,585 Leadership Group 56,58 FRED MAURISCIO Major: Band Spanish Club 54,555 Intermediate Band 56,58. RONALD MCCALL Major: Agriculture FFA 54,585 A Track 55,58. OWALA MCCLURE Major: Commercial FHA 55,58. DONNA LANDRUM Major: Commercial Rally Committee 54,565 GAA 55,565 GAA Manager 56,575 Majorette 54,555 Girls League Cabinet Secretary 56,575 Modern Dance 56,57. BOB LASATER Major: Industrial Arts B Basketball 56,575 B Swimming 54,565 B Track 54,56. DON LOPES Major: Arts, Crafts, Commercial Annual Staff 56,575 Annual Staff Sports Editor 57,585 Spanish Club 55,585 Honor Roll 56,585 Boys Block L 55,585 B Swimming 54,555 A Swimming 55,57. BETTY LUNSFORD Major: Commercial, Home Economics Honor Roll 56,57. 1 'I l L - IB? - 'TS' 'l 'lf 'I 1 'l -l' JAMES MCCURTAIN Major: Industrial Arts FAYE MELLINGER Major: Music, Arts Annual Staff 56,583 Annual Staff Activi- ties Editor 57,58j CAA 54,553 Choir 55,58, Freshman Class Treasurer 54,55. FERMIN MERCADO Major: Language Spanish Club 56,573 B Baseball 56,57. CHARLES MORGAN Major: Math, English Spanish Club 54,553 Honor Roll 56,575 B Basketball 54,553 B Track 54,563 A Track 56,583 Chess Club 54,553 Rifle Club 54,573 Rifle Club President 56,573 Color Guard 54,563 Cadets 54,56. W1 10' JOE MUNOS Major: Industrial Arts POLLY OCHOA Major: Commercial, Music Spanish Club 54,553 Lions Pep Club 54,56 GAA 54,583 GAA Vice President 57,583 Girls Block L 57,583 Band 56,57. JESS ORNELAS Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 54,583 J.V. Football 54,55Q B Track 55,563 A Track 55,563 Shops 55,583 Wood Shop Assistant 57,58. GLORIA PANIAGUA Major: Home Economics, Commercial GAA 54,56. JIM PI-IELPS Major: Industrial Arts B Track 55,56. MARIANO PIQUETE Maj or: Band Spanish Club 54,565 Advanced Band 55,585 B Baseball 54,58. ELEANOR PIRES Major: Commercial, Home Economics GAA 57,58g FHA 55,56. JERRY POMEROY Major: Spanish Student Council 57,585 Lions Pep Club 54,573 Lions Pep Club President 57,585 Boys Block L 55,585 B Basketball 54,563 B Swimming 54,573 Sophomore Class Representative WALLIS PANIAGUA Major: Arts, Commercial GAA 54,56. MANUEL PASTOR Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 56,58. BONDA PATTY Major: Commercial Honor Roll 55,585 GAA 54,589 Girls Block L 55,585 Choir 56,583 Songleader 54,585 Drill Team 54,565 Homecoming Queen Contestant 57,583 GAA Cabinet 57,58. LOUISE PEASE Major: Home Economics ALVA PONCE Major: Spanish, Crafts Student Council 54,585 Spanish Club 54,585 Spanish Club President 57,58. DWAYNE POOL Major: Industrial Arts Lions Pep Club 54,585 J.V. Football 55,56. GLENNA PRIVETT Major: English FHA 55,575 Choir 56,57. RANDY PROPPS Major, Industrial Arts J.V. Football 55,565 A Track 56,58. ,fi A SELIA RAMOS Major: Commercial Spanish Club 54,575 GAA 57,585 FHA 57,58. ROBERT RIOS Major: Industrial Arts Choir 57,583 J.V. Football 54,555 B Basketball 54,56. LAREN ROBB Major: Industrial Arts Annual Staff 55,563 B Track 55,565 Color Guard 56,58. LEONARD ROCHA Major: Commercial, Arts, Crafts Annual Staff Typist 56,58. ,if SHIRLEAN SMITH Major: College Prep Latin Club 54,585 Honor Roll 56,575 CAA 55,565 FHA 54,585 Drill Team 54,565 Stu- dent Body Play 56,57. BRUCE SOMERHALDER Major: Agriculture Honor Roll 56,585 FFA 54,58. MY RVIN SOMERHALDER Major: Band Boys Block L 56,585 Advanced Band 57,585 J.V. Football 56,575 Varsity Foot- ball 57,585 B Basketball 54,555 A Basketball 55,58. CHARLOTTE SOTO Major: Mathematics Spanish Club 57,585 GAA 54,575 FHA 56,57. I. RONALD ROMANDER Major: Science, Industrial Arts B Track 55,565 Freshman Class Sergeant at Arms 54,55. LARRY ROSA Major: Language Honor Roll, Boys Block L 57,585 J.V. Football 55,565 J.V. Baseball 55,565 Var- sity Baseball 56,58. IRVING SHERMAN Major: Industrial Arts J.V. Football 55,56. WILLIE SIMS Major: Commercial LELAND STUART Major: College Prep Student Council 54,585 Student Council President 56,575 Student Court 55,565 C.S.F. 54,585 Latin Club 54,585 Honor Roll 54,585 Boys Block L 56,585 Ad- vanced Band 54,565 Choir 56,575 Dance Band 55,585 J.V. Football 54,555 Varsity Football 55,585 A Track 54,585 C.S.F. Scholarship Committee 55,585 Assistant Commissioner of Justice 56,575 Student Body Vice President 56,585 Chess Club 56,585 Leadership Group 56,58. ISIDRO TARANGO Major: Industrial Arts Student Council 56,575 Spanish Club 54,585 Honor Roll 575 Boys Block L 55,585 J.V. Football 54,555 Varsity Foot- ball 55,585 B Basketball 54,565 A Bas ketball 56,585 B Track 555 A Track 56,585 Junior Class President 56,575 Vice President of Sophomore Class 55,56. MARY TARANGO Major: Commercial, Language, Home Economics Spanish Club 54,575 Lions Pep Club 56,575 FI-IA 55,575 Cheerleader 56,575 Songleader 57,585 Secretary of Junior Class 56,57. LAURA TAYLOR Major: Spanish, English GAA 57,585 GAA 55,575 Pep Club 54,575 World Affairs Club 55,565 Chairman by Laws-Nurses Club fAnaly Union High Schoolj MARGARET TORREZ Major: Commercial, Homemaking Spanish Club 55,58. NANCY TOWNES Major: Business GAA 54,555 Choir 57,585 Mascots 56,575 Junior Class Treasurer 56,58. CEORGEE TOWNSEND Major: Commercial FHA 57,58. TROY TREAT Major: Industrial Arts, Science Honor Roll 55,585 Football Manager 55,585 Baseball Manager 55,575 Basketball Manager 55,57. CLAUDE WEDER Major: Industrial Arts J.V. Football 54,55 CARRY WELLS Major: Math Student Council 55,56, Latin Club 54- 57, Lions Pep Club 54-58, Rally Com- mittee 55,565 A Track 56-585 Sopho more Class President 55,56 EARL WETZEL Major: Agriculture, Math, Farm Me- chanics. FFA 54-58, Varsity Football 57,58 CAROL WHITE Major: Commercial Business Choir 57,58 RAY TREAT Major: Math, Band, Industrial Arts Advanced Band 56-585 Honor Roll 54-57 BEATRICE URENDA Major: Language, Home Economics, Commercial Student Council 57,585 Spanish Club 54- 585 Lions Pep Club 56,573 Rally Com- mittee 57,58, GAA 54-585 Girls Block L 56-58, FHA 55-585 Cheerleader 56, 575 Head Cheerleader 57,58, Modern Dance 55,56, Homecoming Queen Con- testant 57,58 ELVA URENDA Major: Home Economics Spanish Club 54-573 GAA 54,55 BONNIE WARREN Major: Commercial Spanish Club 54-575 GAA 57,58, FHA 57,58 JIM WILEY Major: Math, Science Honor Roll 54,553 B Basketball 55,563 A Basketball 56-58 GERALD WOLFE Major: Advanced Band, Commercial Boys Block L 55-58j Advanced Band 55-585 Choir 57,585 J.V. Football 54, 555 Varsity Football 56,573 A Track 54-57 MARLENE WRIGHT Major: Commercial Student Court 57,585 C.S.F. 56-583 Honor Roll 56-583 GAA 56-58, GAA Treasurer 57,585 Choir 57,58, QNebraska Honor Roll 54-563 Girls Glee Club 54- 563 Mixed Glee Club 54,55 x... kJ Not Pictured CAROL REMMERS Senior Autographs KW Y O M 5 'Q ? A u M Q -'ri A ll y ZA -,A Q -I ax 2 5 0 Q few wx X6 . ,N 'ha-...Q w ' 4 ,'- K. wr ' Senior Baby Sna 4 M' 15221 e ,. . M iw IWQIX K .. KM' Lxi I ' I ' iw - N gl b L E- Kenai e F, , I ,Du , , lj, V 1 A fd ,. . '5- vividsq . 1 P 'L F. ' S, ,. v, ,K ,, .jk . I E 51 M' . E M 298 , 7 ms.. X K 'l W, 5 . ' x ' J sq 75 IAN..-..... are-L' .tl Key To Pictures On First Ad Page Q QQ' 1 fa I gi. I Oi xi .f ,V H ' x L x'i -A . ,V -Q' . xxx! M X Xx?K,q5KTv.K..Q,aWA X x i 1 ' Mir? '-Ia Q N S40 Sw 3 .Q ' - Q .fyilflng . at . J . Q IQ P5 at Gary Dyer Vice President ed., ,. i is N, Leland Stuart President Student Bod Officers Barbara Mantelli Secretary The Student Body is mainly governed by the Student Council. The Student Council is composed of all student body officers, and repre- sentatives from the various clubs and classes throughout the school. Each of the associated student body officers plays an important part in student government. Therefore, each person must pass strict requirements before he is allowed to hold a trusted and important position. They have jobs which are not easy, and we would like to say this years Student Body Officers have done a wonderful job. -Q' Yvonne Bovert Treasurer kt 'fAff.t,'lI x Lanier Allen , Eff'-F mf l'l Chief Justice ' ' ' l 3 in 1 X f W li ,Mn .,.,. X. 'Q ,s 'Q - 1. 1, . - -ww :aww S.. 4? .Xxx gl.. - 5--,rmwmmr r 4 - . ,W ,-4 nw' us K' 7- I . 'A 'vim ...I W, 4' . , . 1 1 4, 1 3. nf- M.- 'mT,N,,,.. . K f ,L V . ' r' -' 4 .1 . C' . . . , wx, . .ity 'W .M Fkgggwggggqgfffw .ss J! J 'f !X 9 I f U l , 1 ,.-.....1,,,. , A V-. - ..,-- 34' v .- B.. , , x 'ul ...I-..1.. .9-w.o..n-K 9 ,' 9- w. y V - , Lg, A 0 , W , 1' h . . V 1 Q lp- 534. Q, V' . 'fwff 'f-'f',1-'fnmwrw 31' ..fi2:.f's?x:. -.--- , V, .' , .. ' A -. A ' ' M5 .. ' 5 N. H' K V - ws , v . X . v. s Q Y Si x 9 wqi X, 'Q Q KS uf ' f ' Iss: 'U An fu fu' Zig? ..e?l-f 'Ns ldv VS, 11. 'qs .QQ Tir gi, . un, :wil 1,-J W. ' eff' U K a- f i 1243411 'QM l -.fQ!1?:Yf,' 5 , -?5.ax 'H- Lx 5- -.5 . +.,f-if 'r n 1155 ,.1 Y 2' ,A .-5, , 4 6 -, I f . , . V l '4 ' N , 1 +'++. Yung., ,Q . TOP ROW, L. to R.: M. Davidson, K. Curtis, C. Baroni, M. Wright, B. Douglas, L. Allen. BOTTOM ROW: S. Scott, D. Williams, O. Fullmer. Student Court , I 1 I The Liberty Student Court functions as two bodies. As the merit board its function is to pass all merits and hear all demerit appeals. As a regular .54 court it hears cases involving students, student or- are ganizations, etc. The court is composed of the Chief Justice, six Associate Justices, a merit clerk, a court secretary, an advisor, and the Commissioner of Justice. Mr. Noble and Mr. Morgan Advisors VIQ TOP ROW, L. to R.: S. Andrade, D. Kataol-La, D. Rash, B. Looney, G. Dyer, M. Fernandez, L. Stuart, L. Allen. THIRD ROW: S. Crane, C. Portwood, G. Rolando, M. Durham, J. Hummel, J. Griffith, D. Williams, B. Douglas, T. LeVell. SECOND ROW: J. Aguiar, M. Willis, L. Covert, K. Curtis, J. DeFermery, P. Burroughs, S. Scott, C. Sickles. FIRST ROW: J. Wightman, P. Shiroyama, D. Enos, Y. Bovert, M. Wright, M. Davidson, C. Baroni, D. Garcia, L. Tennant. CS. . Chapter 150 C of the California Scholarship Federation spent a busy year attempting to carry out our mottoes of Scholarship For Service. At the first meeting of the year the following people were elected to office: President, Kerry Curtisg Vice-President, Jack de- Fremeryg Secretary-Treasurer, Joanne Wightman. Deanna Garcia and Marina Fajarido were later added to the Scholarship Committee. The Chapter enjoyed two Honor Day trips, one each semester. They also put on a highly successful Carnival. Representatives sent to the Central Section convention held in Modesto each brought many useful and inspiring ideas for the group. The Chapter also helped to patrol the rooting section for games, ushered at graduation and performed other services for the school. Miss Van Tassel Advisor r , .yn Ai - :VNV F! ,, , L Q Y Q ,' , , ff? 2 v ' 1 . 4, K uggniv.-,ifgt nl J Aw I F , il .Ii i ,,,4-4-H-v-- ' J -vl '-n-.ad J.. Bonda Patty, Mary Tarango, Lilly Gonzales, Biviana Garcia, Gloria Barron. Songleaders Mascots Ester Granados and Elmer Armstrong Xu. 1-gf LEFT to RIGHT: D. Sciortino, C. Turner, L. Lee, N. Barkley, C. I-lartwig, C. Epling. Majorettes The majorettes, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson and the guidance of Mr. Jones, have had a very successful year. They accompanied the band to the Cal Band Day in Berkley and performed at our football games, both home and away. Mr. Jones, fielding new and different band routines used the majorettes for added interest and color. They used double baton twirling routines and dance steps to make the field stunts more difficult for them and interesting to us. For several games all six majorettes were used while at the others three regulars and one new girl were used, giving the new majorettes more marching experience with the band, and thereby in- suring us another wonderful group next year. 62 I f .'-re . 5' fit'f ' M t xfbg jx arg +31 fu ul TOP ROW, L. to R.: G. Vasquez, M. Griffith, T. Cakebread. SECOND ROW: R. Martin, D. Davis, D. Ditmars, D. Munos, B. Bevill, M. Somerhalder. THIRD ROW: R. Treat, A. Gannon, S. Crane, G. Rinset, L. Green, M. Hollen, J. Wolfe, D. Borjon, N. Camerena, C. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: N. Stefanie, M. Durham, R. Geddes, L. Tennant, P. Roderick, D. Rash, L. Somerhalder, M. Kamigaki, M. Schwitters, F. Bloodworth, J. Pederson. FIFTH ROW: R. Clemons, S. Stailey, C. DeMartini, J. Aguiar, B. Clemons, P. Tennant, M. Davidson, J. Lozano, C. Hartwig, J. Richart. SIXTH ROW: T. LeVell, E. Dal Porto. I Advanced Band 1 This year, with a new director, Mr. Jones, and many new members the L,U,H.S, Band has done very well. The first part of football sea- A ' son was very disappointing to the eager band because of the Asian Flu and the heavy rains. The latter part of the year went very well, though. J As usual, the Christmas concert turned out very good, and the band especially enjoyed it. There was also a variety show, as well as the annual Spring Concert. Plans were made to attend the Davis Band ' Day, as the Cal Band Day was very enjoyable, The annual calendar sales were very profitable again this year, too. The profit is being used to buy new uniforms. Many thanks to all those who helped I Tom LeVell Mr. Jones Drum Ma' ' Jor A dvisor if! fa AFS .1 ,AA TOP ROW, L. to R.: M. Bray, J. Hummel, K. Bradbury, B. Bevill, C. Jacobsen, D. Tillery, G. Wolfe, L. Green, ff THIRD ROW M Wri ht S Foust D Hampton B R105 J Swrcegood, D. Borjon, L. Lynn, G. Barron, G. Gri ith. : . g , . , . , . , . B. Bevill, J. deFremery, K. Curtis, M. Tejada, P. Bevill, D. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Laird, P. Ackerman, K. Dacus, J. Fertado, A. Ribiero, A. Pasly, J. Shelton, C. White, K. Wells, N. Townes. FIRST ROW: B. Patty, F. Mellinger, J. Barrios, B. Abney, G. P t, gf ainter, V. Davis, V. Miles, N. Barkley. A Cappella Choir In the A Cappella Choir are collected the best voices in the school. The members are especially selected by the choir director, Vernon C. Noble. In class they sing songs as widely different as African prayer chants and American prairie songs. The Choir takes a major part in the Christmas and Spring programs, as well as singing for outside events. This year, as in other years, the Choir participated in a Student Body Assembly. Mr. Noble Advisor , , 1' TOP ROW, L. to R.: J. Pomeroy, D. Dutra, P. Ruddick, T. Hughes, P. Burroughs, G. Vasquez, M. Griffith C Clemons. SECOND ROW: L. Allen, D. Katoaka, F. Wetzel, J. Shelton, B. Adams, S. Davis, C. Epling B Kennedy, D. Sciortino. THIRD ROW: G. Wells, S. Scott, R. Simpson, D. Fisher, J. Laird, C. Turner J Stone barger, N. Boyer, E. Swicegood. FOURTH ROW: J. Carter, F. Bloodworth, B. Brown, D. Williams, P Shiroyama J. Aguiar, N. Stefanie, M. Kamagaki, J. Hummel. FIFTH ROW: L. Moore, M. Duarte, C. Hartwig, D Blood worth, B. Abney, C. Gott, J. Griffith, D. Davis. Mr. Lucio A dvisor Lion's Pep Club Formerly called the Rally Club, the Lion's Pep C1ub's main purpose is to bring about more school spirit. The members take part in helping out with the Homecoming Program and putting on one of the most colorfulandgayest dances ofthe year, the Madi Gras. During a good year a picnic is held or a trip is taken, usually to a well known college or uni- versity. 65 TOP ROW, L. to R.: S. Teague, M. Tarango, B. Gibson, M. Duarte, K. Dacus, D. Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Y. Bovert, C. Baroni, B. Urenda, E. Pires, S. Ramos, A. Cook, M. Johnson, J. Copeland. THIRD ROW: C. Portwood, C. Gott, O. McClure, J. Hickman, B. Kennedy, L. Lee, E. Curren. SECOND ROW: H. Harris, L. I-ielland, L. Bohannon, B. Weatherby, S. Weatherby, R. Conness, E. Grandos, N. Stefanic. FIRST ROW: V. Miles, J. Barrios, L. Johnson, M. Fajardo, N. Caldera, B. Adams, D. Addington, E. Dal Porto. F.H. . The Future Homemakers is the local organization of girls taking courses in homemaking. An initiation was held last fall, and the initiates wore aprons the week following the initiation. Some of the Activities consist of bake sales, banquets, a dance and a spring outing. The year ended with a senior dinner. During the dinner, the officers for the following year were introduced. The cabinet of the year consisted of the President Janet Barrios, Vice President Lawanna Johnson, Secretary Marina Fajardo, Treasurer Bev Bartee, and Historian Noreen Caldera. -R., -'nv' Mrs. Gayl Krumland Advisor tm. 1 I X 'x X . ---va-if - f A .r--ma --s-m1w.4M- mu.-vp, E va--4.-...,. ..,.....,....,.-.n..w-,v.-'nn.u+-vuuv1- -vw-uv.---.-rvauw-Q..-.uf.v-.s-.-vt-,.. -Q... .. ... ,...-.-.W M... .-...tu-,-M. .,...f .. . .. -... .0-..-a---......- . Q ...-.Mt..n....-.......- .. a-..-.....,.-v-..,..w.-..,,...,.,. M... ... , , 3 P ll . TOP ROW, L. to R.: F. Doyle, E. Dejesus, K. Cowan, M. Arata, D. Giusti. SECOND ROW: J. Duarte, R. McCall R. Barrios, J. Sherfield, H. Young, B. Bonde, D. Burton, L. Tillotson. THIRD ROW: F. Silva, C. Silva, B. Dom than, B. Dwelley, P. Burroughs, L. Shelton, T. Sanchez, T. Cakebread, G. Simoni. FOURTH ROW: R. Yoder, K Bryant, J. Burton, L. Patty, L. Giusti, B. Belleci, J. Ervin, D. Ghlarducci, S. Scott. FIFTH ROW: P. Anderson, D Murphy, D. Machado, T. Devine, C. Cekola, J. Myatt, R. Gonsalves, E. Aguiar. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys enrolled in high school Vo- cational Agriculture classes. The FFA motto is: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve Each FFA member has a home farming project that is part of the practical education of the boy who owns it. This program leads to the improve- ment of Agriculture as a whole, and ultimately to the ownership of the farms and the improvement of rural citizenship. Future Farmers of America Mr. Havens :St Mr. Buila Advisors TOP ROW L to R M Davidson, Secretary, C. Baroni, President, M. Wright Treasurer B Adams Freshman Representative SECOND ROW: Y. Bovert, President, P. Ochoa, Vice President S Sheffield Sophomore Rep resentatrve L Helland Credit Manager. THIRD ROW: B. Patty, Senior Representative S Sellars Junior Rep G. A. A. Cabinet The GAA Cabinet is the guiding body of the GAA. It meets regularly to attend to all business This year the Cabinet has revised the GAA Con- stitution, put on the annual swim show, a turn- about dance, and had its annual awards dinner. This years Cabinet has done a wonderful job, and with the help of our advisors, Mrs. Jimenez and Miss Graber there has not been any real problems H Miss Graber 68 Mrs. Jimenez Advisor Advisor TOP ROW, L. to R.: L. Watson, C. Shrader, D. Sciortino, M. Beaver, N. Boyer, P. Bonilla, D. Borjon, R. Torrez, H Kamagaki, M. Fernandez, A. Garcia, D. Garcia, D. Sanchez, G. Painter, L. Valuch, F. Addington, G. Ochoa, B. Tomlinson, L. Dryden. SECOND ROW: A. Cartwright, P. Bevill, B. Abney, J. Laird, J. Aguiar, I. Cantwell B Patty, G. Barron, S. Sellars, P. Butler, B. Coats, B. Garcia, L. Gonzales, A. Ellison, J. Silva, P. Roderick, D ,Hamp- ton, P. Tennant. THIRD ROW: M. Durham, F. Bloodworth, S. Sherfield, M. Tejada, M. Willis, T. Martinez, M. Garcia, V. Robles, R. Conness, E. Grijalva, C. Clemons, S. Davis, E. Swicegood, B. Robb, A. Mendiola, R. Her- nandez, L. Rangel, F. Tovar, F. Robles. FOURTH ROW: J. Hummel, K. Bradbury, P. Ochoa, V. Davis, L. Linn, D. Duncan, S. Edwards, M. Schwitters, P. Mercer, J. Richart, N. Caldera, K. Gott, C. Portwood, L. Treat, B. Kennedy J. Stonebarger, C. Elping, R. Geddes, P. Ackerman. FIFTH ROW: C. Hartwig, M. Wright, M. Davidson Y Bovert, C. Baroni, J. Cartwright, J. Barrios, B. Urenda, P. Barbee, H. Harris, E. Curran, L. Helland, B. Gibson, N. Faria, S. Teague, B. Bence, B. Trammel, C. Mercado, M. Biglow. SIXTH ROW: J. Griffith, D. Williams, L. Tennant, K. Dacus, M. Duarte, J. Hubbard, C. Gaston, B. Dean, L. Lee, V. Miles, I. Saucedo, J. Saucedo, S. Weatherby, B. Adams, D. Addington, L. Taylor, J. Carter, L. Covert, J. Wightman, B. Mantelli. Girls' Athletic This has been a very active year for the GAA. Lead by our two presidents, Yvonne Bovert and Charlotte Baroni, and our two advisors Miss Graber and Mrs. Jimenez the year has been very successful, and has had few problems. Our first big event was our Swim Show, which was held in April. This proved to be lots of fun for everyone, and also the GAA's biggest money making venture. In May came the GAA Turnabout Dance, which also provided everyone with a wonderful time. And to climax the year, in late May, we had our Annual Awards Dinner. Thus another successful year has passed for the GAA. J S 7 it l L 4 Mrs. Jimenez 61 Miss Graber Advisors ELSE! S 1 QIAFR AU 9.2 bak 'LZ - ,VQYIET ' 1 , l S ll' -2146!-vfdhz-1648! , l 5.w annals' '1 1' .Mani 'WWY' ' ' - 4 - . .. ' '--H H- ---.v-..., ,.,,,, -' t 'a E' . - V, . 1, , ,. , . .N I- . , 1 I ,' , ...,. . '2, ' 9 . u-141161.-sw.. Et .gf I TOP ROW, L. to R.: P. Ochoa, B. Garcia, L. Gonzales, A. Garcia. SECOND ROW: M. Davidson, A. Ellison, B. Mantelli, Y. Bovert. THIRD ROW: C. Baroni, B. Urenda, B. Patty, B. Abney. Girls' Block L Advisors The Gir1s's Block L is associated closely with the GAA. A girl must eam 24 credits, and attend the required number of playdays. Earning a block is a great achievement, and anhonorto any GAA member. Mrs. Jimenez Sz Miss Graber ' T' an 10 10 TOP ROW, L. to R.: M. Somerhalder, L. Stuart, K. Curtis, J. Mundell, C. Jacobsen, L. Rosa, M. I-Iollen. SECOND ROW: J. Wolfe, B. Addington, C. Butler, D. Borjon, A.,Davis, D. Fisher, M. Fernandez, M. Wisecarver. THIRD ROW: L. Tarango, B. Painter, D. Lopes, S. Gill, M. Fajardo, R. Ochoa, B. Cossins. Boys' Block L Society ,IN Advisors The Block L is an organization that consists of letter winners in Varsity Sports. The Block L is also a very active organization, and under the guidance of Mr. Bronzan and Mr. Ferrill, it has taken part in many activities thru out the year. Some activities they have taken part in are the Home- coming Dinner, Sportscade, and the Harlem Clowns Basketball game. They also have an annual picnic. Mr. Bronzan Gt Mr. Ferrill TOP ROW, L. to R.: E. Cole, B. Bevill, L. Allen, K. Lopez, S. Andrade, G. Dyer, D. Kataoka, R. Wolf. SECOND ROW: P. Tennant, L. Covert, M. Wilder, M. Kamigaki, G. Lane, G. Helland, M. Schwitters, P. Ackerman, L. Stuart. THIRD ROW: J. Yoder, J. Cole, B. Slagle, C. Sickles, G. Rinset, S. Crane, D. Williams, J. Richart, J. Pedersen, D. Enos. FOURTH ROW: J. Morrison, D. Rash, C. Gott, C. Portwood, D. Ridge, M. Davidson, P. Roderick, M. Durham, C. Graham, P. Shiroyama. FIFTH ROW: B. Looney, R. Simpson, T. LeVell, L. Valuch, K. Wells, L. Tennant, J. Laird, B. Phelan, B. Martin, C. Wilkins, E. Armstrong. BOTTOM ROW: D. Armstrong, D. Fisher, K. Curtis, J. Law, L. Lee, D. Garcia, M. Pool, L. Helland, M. Beaver, P. Bevill, V. Robles. Latin Club The Latin Club this year has been very successful. Our healthy treasury has enabled us to have a very worthwhile trip, banquet, and picnic. These events were very organized by our able aedile, David Fisher, and his assistants. Thanks also to Miss Van Tassel, our helpful advisor. I , 0 5.'1x,1sr Miss Van Tassel Advisor TOP ROW, Left to Right: P. Burroughs, D. Fisher, D. Kataoka, C. Jacobsen. MIDDLE ROW: B. Dwelly, O. Full mer, D. Williams, B. Addington. BOTTOM ROW: C. Baroni, A. Ellison, Y. Bovert, B. Urenda, L. Watson. Rally Committee Led by our capable advisor, Mr. Lucio, the Rally Committee has kept very busy this year. We were in charge of the Queen's Contest at the beginning of the school year. It is our job to keep school spirit up, and this, as everyone knows, takes up a lot of our time. Mr. Lucio Advisor LEFT to RIGHT: L. I-Ielland, Senior Representative, G. Painter, Sophomore Representative, P. Shiroyama, Vice President, M. Davidson, Junior Representative, K. Bradbury, President, L. Linn, Freshman Representative, L. Covert Secretary-Treasurer. Girls' League Cabinet The Girls' League Cabinet is made up of president, vice president, secretary -treasurer, and a representative from each class. This year they attended a play-day at E1 Cerrito, and leamed ways to form a better Girls' League. Mrs. Craig Advisor 74 1 . ini:-u-f , 4 1 . . - FIRST ROW: P. Barbee, S. Sellers, B. Bence, L. Dryden, B. Tomlinson, G. Ochoa, J. Saucedo, I. Saucedo, L. Ran- gel, E. Tobar, R. Hernandez, V. Sudweeks, A. Mendiola, M. Rosas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Alves, D. Lopes, C. Jacob sen, J. Fraga, M. Bray, I. Cantwell, D. Orozco, C. Sanchez, E. Martinez, A. Martinez, M. Zaragoza, R. Alanis, A. Torrez, B. Torrez, L. Gonzales. THIRD ROW: R. Geddes, R. White, L. Watson, C. Turnner, N. Boyer, E. Swicegood, D. Sciortino, C. Clemons, N. Brooks, J. Aguiar, M. Biglow, E. Dal Porto, E. Crandos, C. Gill. FOURTH ROW: B. Tramel, P. Torbet, B. Brown, E. Combs, C. Epling, J. Stonebarger, B. Adams, V. Warren, M. Willis, C. Mercado, E. Curran, M. Ochoa, M. Fernandez, G. Esqivel, S. Fernandez. FIFTH ROW: D. Sanchez, J. Silva, A. Ellison, D. Dutra, J. Fajardo, G. Bartee, C. Graham, C. DeMartini, B. Dwelley, G. Clemons, A. Gonzales, E. Armstrong, R. Najera, R. Trujillo. SIXTH ROW: S. Teauge, V. Garcia, A. Garcia, M. Garcia, H. Mendiola, B. Painter, P. Reddick, T. Hughes, P. Burrorghs, S. Scott, J. Watson, C. Garcia, J. Rosas. SEVENTH ROW: M. Sanchez, L. Minta, G. Barron, P. Garcia, R. Sylvester, J. Shelton, F. Williams, J. Phelan, L. Viramontez, V. Davis, L. Garcia, A Ponce, E. Saucedo, E. Fanucchi. EIGHTH ROW: S. Tarango, A. Davis, J. Sherfield, M. Pastor, R. Garcia, A. Ber- umen, S. Machado, R. Garcia, C. Alanis, D. Borjon, L. Luna, H. Franco, L. Martinez, M. Tarango. Spanish Club The Spanish Club spent a successful year under the presidency of Alva Ponce. The club enjoyed Spanish movies at the local theater. The most exciting undertaking was the trip to San Francisco to visit the Fleishhacker Zoo, and other points of interest. 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The Lions started the season by upsetting the Antioch Panthers for the second straight year by the score of 15 to 7. Derrel Kennedy, Sidro Trango and Ernie Dejesus paced the Lions in this contest as they played before estimated crowd of 4,800, the largest group to ever witness a game in Brentwood. The highlight in league action was the Amador game. Liberty trailed 19 to 7 with just 7 minutes left in the game, when Borjon and Company scored three quick touchdowns to edge the Dons 28 to 19. Led by Lelend Stuart and Bob Butler the Lions shutout Alhambra 13 to 0 and also defeated San Ramon 28 to 7. Seniors who played their last game for Liberty were, Captain Leland Stuart, Co -Captain Derrel Kennedy, Bob Butler Ernnie Dejesus, David Borjon, Roger Davis, Gerald Wolfe, Lanier Allen, Al Hatfield, Myrvin Somerhalder, Richard Busky, and Sidro Tarango. At the conclusion of the season the following players received special recognition for their achievements during the year: Leland Stuart-Lions Club Most Valuable Player Award, All-League SecondTeam, All Central California Honorable Mention, Player of the Week, Ohmstede Award, Outstanding Lineman Award, Lanier Allen-Lions Club Scholastic Award, Bob Butler-Ohmstede Best Back Award, Derrel Kennedy -Union Oil Co. Most Inspirational Award, Ernnie Dejesus-All League lst Team, Gerald Wolfe-All-League 3rd Team, Dave Borjon,Player ofthe Week Award, Dotenten Institute Award, All-League 2nd Team. Scores Liberty 15 Antioch 7 Liberty 13 Alhambra 0 Liberty 0 Albany 34 Liberty 14 Pacifica 20 Liberty 13 Livemriore 14 Liberty 18 John Swett 25 Liberty 28 Amador 19 Liberty 28 San Ramon 7 Liberty 48 St. Marys 24 ,-. rs dk. fi 'I 'tar ua. -wwf. ' 'W-, F62 X 1 M' .f.,f O in , 1 .. ,- .,. 1 F. 35 fx 2, ve .7- Af Q, 5,5 K' Qx Qi? -4'-f En- A if 4 4 A , u r 43 I . u I .af H3 4 .1-f I 'V H 4' 1 li 21 V S vnf. . ' :Q-r f - ' ., 229 , f4g?'c. 3' . ,. . -,---vm . , '-r ' wi w A Nas, 9: ' 4 y 4 1 X ja' I x ' ' Y .Jx ' . I P . . 1 I 1, ' A. ', UH' '. 'g X! uh . -- ' Z' -'rw' ' x ' - 'W . O 'Q v ll C , J' xg . , , . ' xl' 4' fb' s b' M 1 K, J, A . 9 ,s Q 4 Q :Q 1 xv. i. I. k Y A - 'D 1 f' V, b .mu 'lknnl' K ' ,N I1- x - X ,. .. 'I - I I I. n - 1, , L 'X 7-,,, 7,-'7i?'1, '1 -f!'47ff.f'.'. H. 1,-,' ' ' '-I ,f 1 ' .7 ' , 1 , 1 QA 1. fwixf L' 3 1 'f b If ' 1 I ' I 11 EE: , ,xg f' '7 1- fav- W 1 C 5-5 ,Nc 'Y ? X 1 X 2 i' ' 1 a .-. 'i .r,.,, .., 1 r ,:., .,. , . Wim ' ' 'fx .,'.4'-T45 . I' . ,f-14.5 ,' f. Jr ' 'af wr:-3-L 4 1. fy me-4 V1 you '1 9' r I 4 f 5 FIRST ROW: M. Somer halder, J. Mundell, L. Stuart, L. Green. SEC- OND ROW: E. De- jesus, D. Kennedy, I. Tarango, J. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: A. Davis, R. Buskey, B. Butler, R. Sylvester. FOURTH ROW: L. Tillotson, D. Borjon, G. Dyer. ?'1 TOP ROW: E. Martinez, G Walker, S. Stailey, B. Be- vill. SECOND ROW: L. Allen, B. Bevill, J. Gal- legos, R. Davis. 'THIRD ROW: A1 Hatfield, J. De- Fremery, E. Wetzel, M. Wisecarver. FOURTH ROW: Managers, Coaches 97 ,,.V, 1 ,r .v 1:- : :P . . , IQ F br I 13:42 gi few mmf 1311 C r. I 4 4 I . 6 Y 'f x,,- u Cv Q, . f I A 1 2 ' Y vu... R '-ua' 0 ' -1. If , vm 16' 5' y..- A Q :qs 09' S650 lg .. 'Huw 'X t 1 QL' 'Q L, .x',.. . . -5 .fQ.. ,, fi I Qf ,'f,Q.f is ,Ng - 55 'Vr5, '1 ,ganna .wx - ff - A ZKYQM ,A ' ' AQ X .2 X ' ev . A 4 ' 1 ' V. ' c V1 1 41 1615 :did b ' ,lun f-uvnlau--ah 1-A fu -'F-wunnnue -- Amerie 'P V . 1 we , L Y -.-- .............. ,...........,., .,-.... .............4.LH L .,-....::-L-ii. --A -Q... 3.55 FIRST ROW: D. Mercado, J. Walson, C. Cannon, D. Derman, L. Blanton, J. Webb J Shelton F. Williams L. Orozco. SECOND ROW: D. Bohannon, D. Munoz, F. Berumen, E. Gallegos, C. Garcia, M. Minor, S. Fernandez, R. Thompson, T. Wiley. THIRD ROW: B. Rubio, R. Gonsalves, B. Balachie, A. Riberio, R. Caballero, D. Hackett, D. Sanchez, N. Camrena. FOURTH ROW: L. MacDonald, D. Davis, J. Tarango, C. Campbell, L. Patty, M. Grif- fith, K. Green, A. Perez, G. Moralas, G. Rinset - MGR. J. V. Football In scanning the 1957 J.V. season there are many encouraging factors that appear. Perhaps the most encourag- ing fact is the overall improvement shown by each and every player. This was especially pleasing due to the fact that only three of the boys on the team have had any playing experience prior to the season. Offensively this year the Cubs were stronger than in some previous years. The blocking in the line and the faking and running of the backs were effective this year. The Cubs ground outlarge amounts of yardage in each game with D. Sanchez, J. Tarango, C. Campbell, and quarterback M. Minor carrying the ball. Seldom does any J.V. team boast much of a passing game, but the combination of M. Minor passing and D. Davis and R. Linn catching was most effective weapon in the attack this season. During the first of the season, tackling was spotty, as were other phases. By midseason the line charge was ter- rific, and the tackling quite fierce at times. Some of the boys contributing to the fine defensive play at the season's end were: Webb, Fernandez, Davis, Trammell, H. Williams, F. Williams, D. Sanchez, M. Miner, and F. Berumen. Overall, this season speaks of much hard work, a natural desire to play the game well. improvement in most parts, team effort, good sportsmanship, and It was indeed a pleasure to have worked with this fine group of boys who I'm sure will step up in the next year or so to carry on the fine reputation in football that is ours here at Liberty High. Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Scores SCORES 0 Armijo 13 6 Livermore 27 0 San Ramon 7 7 Albany 19 6 John Swett 27 19 St. Marys 6 25 Amador 13 :vt r ' w WU ln I emu - 1 Ig '- Q 'Q -vu Q. 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A .- - . , uxfvvi, J A S LJIJ NJ 35' .RQ A V 1 if W5-'5,i n . ff . Ulf A' if 11 3 'S ,I XX P-mx 4 TOP ROW, Left to Right: I. Trango, R. Buskey, D. Borjon, R. Davis, A. Davis, J. Mundell, L. Stuart, R. Mc- Call, H. Pinarie. SECOND ROW: C. Morgan, G. Walker, D. Trammell, P. Green, R. Sylvester, S. Fernadez, P. Tamayo. FIRST ROW: R. Propps, D. Hackett, J. Webb, R. Hurst, S. Gill, A. Hatfield, H. Douglas. Coach Jack Ferrill 1 X ,ly- A Track The track picture for 1958 is an in- teresting one. Although a little thin in the ranks there are quite a few boys who have shown fine possibilities for the fu- ture. With a rather short.pre-competi- tion season hampered by weather so far it is questionable now as to how the per- formance may progress within the league. Our own performance to date have been in keeping with most early season ef- forts, and week to week there has been some improvement in most areas. Al- bany and San Ramon appear to be the teams in strong contention for the league title, but with much effort and improve- ment in most departments and solid team desire Liberty could make a five showing and perhaps pull an upset. Some of the boys who have made good showings this year to date are: D. Bor- jon 100-220, I. Tarango 180-L.l-I., J. Mundell 880, S. Gill-mile, D. Trammell- mile, A1 Davis 440, R. McCall, L. Stuart, R. Davis-Discus, P. Tamayo- H. J., R. Propps-P. V. Manager Bennie Martinez 9. U' Pulls. TOP ROW, Left to Right: C. DeMartini, D. Machado, J. Allen, J. Phelan, N. Camarena, K. Green, E. Martinez, T. Mason, J. Gallegos. FIRST ROW: L. Morgan, D. Cooper, R. Barrios, D. Sanchez, A. Parker, T. Wiely J Tarango. Coach Bruce Nelson iff.,-,, , lg? B Track A decided building program is in progress in the B track team. With but a small sign up and most of the experienced boys moving up to the A team the ranks were very thin. Of the B team in gen- eral, all boys have shown improvement and there is a willingness to work hard among most of the boys which will pay off in this and in future seasons. Commendable performances to date have been turned in by J. Gallegos, C. DeMartini, K. Green, J. Phelan, A. Parker, and J. Alleu. 106 Track Snaps I ..,. n., ' , -uv 'W' ff' 1 Captain Isidro Terango 4-O A 1 J- IU L, -. Q s 'C .ix F 'f 1.5 J' V -L 'i A 'ii rf' if Arm l , ,X vw it . 1 ,S TOP ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: K. Curtis, J. Morrison, C. Jacobsen, C. Korsgaard, B. Cousins, L. Moore, D. Lopes, FIRST ROW: R. Clemons, B. Painter, D. Choate, J. Yoder, O. Kuhn, M. Hollen. Coach Jack Ferrill Q 1' ' r Zvi- r - ,Q 2 'Y 3 b' Q rf' V, .c' . M - ' .1 W r, , X f ' :im Q . , J . 'ui' C 4. j s. 'sf 1: l V, ,t-r p, , -gf, . -X N V I lf, v A Swimming The 1958 Varsity swim team poses as a dark horse threat to win the division Championship if a few of the new prospects can bolster the nucleus of returning veterans. The veterans led by Captain Don Lopes are as follows: Bob Cossins backstroke, Kerry Curtis 200 freestyle, John Morrison backstroke, Larry Moore back and individual Medley, Mel I-Iollen diver, Bill Painter freestyle sprinter. Bob Cossins is almost a sure cinch to break the school re- cord in the 100 yard backstroke barring unforseen incidents and should win the division meet in which he placed high last year. Kerry Curtis is pressing hard to break the school mark in the 200 yard freestyle and with one ye ar of eligibility left, stands a fine chance of lowering the standard. Bill Painter, the soph sprint ace, is rapidly rounding into form as a top flight sprinter who with added polish should have a great season. Larry Moore and John Morrison are two utility men who are working very hard and improving rapidly giving the team added depth in the backstroke and relay events. Newcomers who are really impressive in early meets and workouts are Orville Kuhn, Jim Yoder, Carl Jacobsen, Richard Clemons, and freshman Gilbert Vasquez. Kuhn has already cracked the school mark in the 100 yard butterfly and 100 yard breaststxoke, and James Yoder has taken over as the top 400 yard man and looks to do well in the division meet in this event. The squad should do well in the dual meet season if all the boys continue to improve as they have indicated they are capable of doing. .. ,Q F Manager Jack Hayes 1 so--s nvf l wrt -fl LEFT to RIGHT: B. Anderson, G. Vasquez, M. Griffith, G. Rinset, J. Lozano, P. Burroughs. Coach Charles Mc Kee Swimming This was the smallest B team in many years. Despite our lack of depth we have good swimmers in their indivi- dual events. Phil Burroughs and Gunter Rinset, second year swimmers, have come along nicely and will really help us next year. James Watson, John Lozano and Mike Griffith book good in the freestyle, and Gilbert Vasquez is a good prospect in the breaststroke, and was moved up to the A's. All of the B te am should do well in the next few years. Manager Linden Shelton x 1 J 1? I A, 4b.W'Qf .ffw gf-'-A-, uq ' tif' V f Y' .,1 ., R' ,A+ - - 4, ' f:4, 'I , 1 V M ,, Q' ' f . ,- I -2' r 0- ,4 ' 'I .. , af' .fag .sunt 3 ' ff. . 1 ,. f Q gf ' .uv Q , I XJ ., t 5 '- 7 'A , , L H if 1 ' , Q-':::r- 14. Hn- E'li.-..,. I ,W . 3 1 ll 5 i. I 3 I 9 ir' f , 1 te on I , ,. Q . 3' fy, .wg II , ,. - ' PF' .' 'F , ,-,y U. JL. 'gywn ,Q .:, Y. I A ,' Y '-A ,.-n ! ',..Uf '3 ...- .N - 4 ,' Azhw N-vvrzl' . :ig-'.ft X 'Y. '- Qu x. V,.! f, G . , ,, ,fi . . 'fri 4' 4. ', , ,asf '-FHL., ,M I 'W M454 '!!fM3-M ! 6 x L , g I x-sf . Z'-s I TOP ROW Left to Right G Dyer J. DeFremery, M. Miner, J. Bryant, W. Myatt P Tamayo J R1c1ol1 D Gustl FIRST ROW D Granados T Cakebread, R. Ochoa, A. Ribeiro, B. Pierce, S. Andrade D Wh1tley Varsity Baseball This years varsity baseball team was the most inexperienced team that Liberty has fielded in years. Mike Wisecarver and Rudy Ochoa were the only returning letter- men therefore, this was a rebuilding year for the Lions. Although lacking in exper- ience, they had hustle and desire and provided some very interesting games during the season. Don Giusti, John Bryant and Don Bur- ton were the only seniors on the squad. Retuming next year to give Coach Lou Bronzan a much more experienced team will be the following: Pitchers, David Whitely, Alehu Ribeiro, Willie Myatt, Antonio Mercado, and Paul Tarnayo, catchers, Dennis Granado and Bob Pierce, infielders, Gary Dyer, Mike Wisecarver, Jim Ricioli, Tom Cakebread, Mel Minor, Phil Reddick and Stan Andrade, out- fielders, Rudy Ochoa and Jack DeFremery. W 33,3555 Rs. O 4' Q9 A Q5 Rfk PV X , -.A 'V ' hiv X '71 Pit. X f . . -Br if N50 I . TOP ROW5 LEFT to RIGHT: G. Dyer, J. Bryant, S. Andrade, J DeFremery. SECOND ROW: J. Ricioli, R. Ochoa, D. Gusti, P. Ta- mayo. 'IT-IIRD ROW: D. Whitley, M. Minor, T. Cakebread, B. Pierce, FOURTH ROW: A. Ri- beiro, W. Wyatt, D. 4' Granados. NOT PIC- f TURED: M. Wisecarver, X ' D. Burton, A. M do. I?r,j , l S TOP ROW Left to Right P Mendoza, K. Lopez, F. Franco, R. Dean, J. Benton H Williams G Moralas J Cutino, D Burton, C W11lk1HS SECOND ROW: R. Gannon, J. Riley, F. Berumen, B. Belleci A Perez, A Mercado M Plquette, I-I Granado S Staley P Ruddick. FIRST ROW: C. Peterson, R. Thompson, L Patty, C Legion D Sanchez, E Long L Guisti, B I-Iouser. Coach James Denton Manager Franklin Myatt . . Baseball The present J.V. Baseball season hasn't started as yet because each of our games has been rained out. Our present crop of players are almost all from the Freshman class. Although some have looked good in practice, we can't foretell how their season will turn out. We may have to sprout water wings and play with a beach ball in order to have a baseball season this year. If we do this we expect C. Ligon, F. Beruman, L. Gusiti, and V. Franco to be some of our star freshmen. Some of the retuming men are M. Piquette, B. Houser, plus many others who will be playing on this year's J.V. Baseball team. 113 In ..... -N i 1 e'f ' it Q- : - -'- A 'I 5.45. . fam- x sf , .- . :.,. .I .X .5 f1ZfMf' s 514 F' : ,QR ,V pine' r I A s-u,,,N .,. M v ? V15 'Q 1 1'fefQ- 'I-1 v ! jQP'lV ' 1 .8 'x..-412' V X .M ff ix W 5. +V N .3-1,1Q1'i:LJ :y w F . W 9. 4 4 X . , 'P' A xgxsi W'-' ,.. x 'M .. Q. E u 4-3- -A. 'N ' 'ifnif '44-2 -xx Zyl: . If , f, A f f K X X xv-'41 Baby Picture Key PAGE ONE: 1. Jean Griffith, 2. Lorin Robb, 3. Cam 6: Kevin, 4. Nancy Faria, 5. Robert Laster, 6. Marlene Wright, 7. Charles Doan, 8. Marlene Johnson, 9. Pat Garcia, 10. Nancy Townes, 11. Elsie Fanucchi, 12. Janet Hickman, 13. Janet Barrios, 14. Amy Ellison, 15. Bonda Patty, 16. Betty Lunsford, 17. Wallis Paniagua, 18. Bob Brady, 19. Ken Cowen, 20. Linda Bohanon, 21. Polly Ochoa, 22. Pauline Bonilla, 23. Donald Lopes, 24. Gloria Paniagua. PAGE TWO: 1. Lynda Helland, 2. Kathy Bradbury, 3. Roger Davis, 4. Bovert :Sz Baroni, 5. M. and M. Fajardo, 6. Jerry Wolfe, 7. Manuel Pastor, 8. Charles Morgan, 9. Emily Dal Porto, 10. Gloria Gill, 11. Bob Brady, 12. Bill Bonde, 13. Nadine Barkley, 14. Faye Mellinger, 15. Shirlean Smith, 16. Carmen Garcia, 17. Owala McClure, 18. Don Dickey. 4035 Q 9 X X 3 THHNKQ l i Without the support of the merchants represented on the following pages this year's annual would not have been possible. We the students of Liberty High School shall give them our patronage throughout the years to better express our appreciation. Respectful ly, The Annual Staff. Congratulations Good Lack afadaafes Senims KENNEDY'S CHEVRON SERVICE ' LIONS DEN Brake Repair-Atlas A ccesso ries Highway 4 Brentwood Highway 4 8. Bolton Road MA 5-2396 Oakley STAN'S MARKET Magazines - Groceries Drugs - Meats - Films Records Bethel Island Bl 473i DELTA THEATRE Good Luck Class of 58 lst Street Brentwood ' 'bfvlklsv 45 - ,Q ag, ,A ' use l Hx 2--.-. -- 1 DIABLO FARM EQUIPMENT DELTA GARAGE nooks B d B d BEN PETERSON EAMCUS FASHIONS Insurance R 'E 2 a dG s A h 76l2dS B d ...,,,,? L ,..'.'.1'-Y- 1 .rt W. Q. ' 1 . 'fi' , ...,. , x ' ,. ,.,'.xV . x, WW an - .ty , CONTRA COSTA LINEN SUPPLY ANTIOCH STATIONERS First ond G. Street, Antioch PL 7'336O' 504 Second Street Antioch GROMATIS' TITOS' Feminine Style Center Antioch Shopping Center 210 G. Street, PL 7-3386 1828 A-Street Antioch Antioch , ... I ,QM . if V , - , ,,., 1 . 4 . i.. U-swf . A-' ST FRANK J. DUTRA INC. DAL PQRTO BROS. Livestock Grower - Dealer - Transporter Knightsen Oakley MAYER'S JEWELERS 516 Second Street, Antioch Congratulations to the Class ot 58 SUPERVISOR SlLVA Contra Costa County R. A. 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WHITE MARKET CURRY JEWELERS Rt. 2, Box 527 Highway 4 Brentwood 647 First Street Brentwood Good Luck Seniors H DIABLO ELECTRIC BARN'S RICHFIELD SERVICE 241 Oak Sfreef Brenfwood Second and Oak Street Brentwood env' ABBOTT-PREWETT-WHARTON BRENTWOOD CLEANERS I INC. 737 Second Street Brentwood Fifsf Sffeef Brentwood I DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON MElrose 4-3708 BRENTWOOD MEN'S SHOP Oak Street Brentwood 312 Oak Street Brentwood JENSEN DEPARTMENT STORE BRENTWOOD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO. i350 A Sffeef Af1Ti0Ch First Street Brentwood OAKLEY MARKET Oakley SALLY ANN SHOP 514 Second Street Antioch KEN'S MARKET For good business opportunity upon graduation, sees Ken and Lucy Wong Many Who Have Looked into It Are Succeeding with Incomes Beyond Job Means MEirose 4-3096 MElrose 4-3245 P.O. Box 752, Brentwood BRENTWOOD TRUCK SERVICE H y4 B d BRENTWQOD HARDWARE F S B d MNCH SUPPLY SERVICE - RANCH SUPPLY SERVICE o k s BANK OF AMERICA B cl F S B d I Best Wishes to the class of SS SHERMAN PLUMBING SHOP Good Luck Seniors P.O. Box 246, MADison 5-2271, NEW OAKLEY CLEANERS Laundry Service Alterations and Repairs Pick-up and Delivery O 'eY MADaSon 5-2138 oqkley L 81 D MARKET Good luck graduates Best wishes to the class of SS DICKEY REALTY Highway 4, Brentwood Oakley NEW OAKLEY MARKET Oakley CECELIA'S BEAUTY SALON 822 Railroad Ave. Brentwood OAKLEY MOTORS SAM'S SHELL SERVICE H3957 Wishes to the CIOSS Of u58H Tires - Batteries 8. Accessories MADison 5-2201, Oakle Y Borden Junction Phone 291 I I J . , I I v '.' ' .4,j. a ',:f,,3'l,v . 9' ,af 31. f.' P N. ,f K 3 J! a 1 1 r.' -. .1'lf -L H-L jfs .Q :xA I .l. 5- 1 -. :-' - gg, 'W s.'s,.,' ,,, . .- . ' 'Qs'-f 6 ,sky Q ' 'I' .I , . , -4 41. Q!-fl .H . . 'r 4 iff' L, ' , .., I v Wy- . A, V . 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