Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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Y Srl -'. 7vw6ez f4amu46 and Staff Dedccdfcbn Summa 142 . .lp no '7aca6tq 0 il . 5. fwedwen fifulfanm 0 I . 5 . ! 74456466 1,4 no ,no I Sapdamofzeo Wmwz A 5. .n. l fmubu 344646466 Swv Senchw '7me6 S . . 244446466 4 ',4lw ,-O 1 f M i Art Editor Ray La Veau 5 X' --- ,.-,im Organization Editor, Sandra Sellers -Q5 ki C-7 I Photographer, Mary Jo Durham Editor, Myrna Davidson 0 ig '2ha hi il Sports Editor, Dennis Sanchez 5-. 3 464 74 gm! . . , .4aw.mrmk Zhu' s, ff!! e', 'f-p-Q-.. 1,. gf-' ff -., .Ry il . -v' Business Manager, Jeri Aguiar 21. -5,4237 . ' Ie- I Class Editor, Sharon Machado V Q 'E? Faculty Editor, Pat Butler 4.-8 , F . ,iy .- --Q -r- 4' , xa- NS-5 Lu-Y -74' lk gn lx? X JE STANDING, L. to R.g J. Lozano, D. Sanchez, Mr. McKee, M. Alanis, R. La Veau. SITTING, M. Kamagaki, N. Brooks, L. TO R., S. Sherfield, S. Machado, P. Bulter, S. Sellars, M. Davidson, M. DLu'ham, J. Augiar. ,. , 4, . .A- 1, -. al.- I Q'--I mana! Staff if ! ! 704443 4 ! Advisor Mr. McKee 3 ,J -.rf li I hr. l K . ' 9 is i 'l .V . i K x -ui ' v P I 'JE' :rg 1 . n ,VVN ENS' .- 'Vs , . ' 5 I 4' 11 Q Q-1 ,, -..N- -. x j aa? Coach Bronzan, during his years of teaching, has been a continuous source of encouragement and inspiration not only to his many outstanding athletes, but to the whole school as well. Any vote of confidence the students of Liberty give Coach Bronzan is well deserved. Therefore, it is the pleasure of the 1959 Annual Staff to dedicate this year's Liberty Lion to Mr, Lou coach Bronzan. , ,pas 'f sa I ff N I I 1' : .., K , za , , q X, 'N 1 f'W .W 'H ,,,Q5LiZ'-ig MMR 'l le 9?9? gwwaggqa Q9 ,W 49a B' fa- ,f'erv,,B?e?f 9 HF' quam 3,4 Q' 'Fi ?4 ? ?3lf TE, 5 'B iTSW. JW? Wm Q26 W h ffk Ah. '3' J Cl -fag ff? 'MW' Q .. 1 x t -. 1 I' . 1 --Q .. L . gdb S ll! ,. ' a The year 1958-1959 has been one of evaluation and appraisal at Liberty. Under the leadership of our Board of Trustees, the teachers, students and classified staff, with the help of public spirited citizens, have critically examined our entire school program. I wish to express my sincere appreciations to all those who as- sisted in the study. I feel confident that our joint efforts will be of material assistance to the continued improvement of our program and the services our school can offer to the youth of our district. 7 , ..,:T, -W--.-. .::.nY ,,- -r uni-1-xii u rl MMI' f . if f 2.1: W' -l f' 1 2 , fl' A s ' h a- M 'Vx gn . , -N a Y 1, 0 .e J l .. 4 L. to R.: Stanley E. Nu Ruth Bell School Nurse ' Mari an Hobson Office Accountant Lois McDonnell School Clerk 19N Gladys Scobey School Secretary nn, Harry A. Hobbs, Fabin F. Richart, Frank M. Stonebarger, Abe Kaplan I . i f' -19 ?e, 'S .hqty ' 1 X M vim 'X sf' ' ig: John Addington Buck Belscher Cecil Epling George Gamble Jim Rodgers 9 0 Bob Nunes fi JAMES ALVES MARY JANE BARNES Spanish English ,A ,X B -7-fl 5 n X li 'x B ' l ' than Qi 1 ILSIMARIE CASPAR FRANK CASSON Algebra Algebra Science Science 1 a I vm! Rx' A V K if fi T XTESLEY CURTIS Bookkeeping Business Math 1 OLIVER BASCOM English GERALD CLAYBURN Woodshop V 4,v 1 'ik H 'Ser - 1 . . . ' f 4 LOU BRONZAN Physical Education MADALEIN CRAIG Mathe matics Guidance a 5 'K iff fs IFJ THOMAS DAHOOD i Mechanical Drawing Social Studies W' 9 1 5 . KEITH DAWSON Physical Education Mathematics .ar 'W EVELYN GRIFFITI-IS Spanish English Y ALLEN JONES Music Mathematics 1 55' :Hs - muy, l '.1qu-C..-'gl .ff ,..1.c 'Ai V ,W-,lf W 'ig l-3-L !.s.l.' ,- ,iq Qty -1 :Jeri .xr -'Q' ' 4, 17 l, -'I :I it 'uf V A 1'r1:i5,.JllQ!'! iffgixi' I' ' 'H xl tt , sms- U yt ,rlfiewgl V 44 'li X J 'fm 1' 9 g2'f1f'Qi , 1 X X 2 fe M - A rw- w W' 1.1. t .' ' - . l JAMES DENTON JACK FERILL Drivers' Ed. Boys' P.E- Social Studies Boys' P.E. X 4 F. +A N g W gg. .x . my if 5 .. 'Li E ELIZABETH J IMLNEZ Girls' P.E. RI CHARD HAVENS Agriculture Farm Mechanics GAYLE KRUMLAND ROY KRUMLAND Home Economics Typing Stenography ll -ex. 1. Wi- A 2 a .L , Angyx , , I C m l y DOLORES GRABER Girls' P.E. 4 Rte. J. B. JOHNSON Metal Shop ' u Q 1 wg . A s,-wx ,, rr.-: Qwzm-431, f e .543 'Qi vm- K, uit ' ' .x.- , . -2 ' -Ayfl-is . Ne . 1- 2 a ilxzlgygf 4, Nga. at X , ' '11,-P 'l- Q: ,A-,J ' ff 535' . fi it 2 V, A-9,10 - 5- TU, ,ja 1 -,Lg ff v. 9721 if '?'.z4?'f'fi vs.'l1'fTZ' 7 LEONARD LUCIO History Social Studies Mathematics Attendance -.-.-, ..V-.W V fr.. z,.,,,,1., - J ., l32ufid.,, f T - ' Fling: f . nw. J 9-'W 'f 1 - N Y 1 s CHARLES McKEE DEWEL MORGAN VERNON NOBLE BRUCE NELSON Art Biology Dean of Boys Drivers Training Crafts Chemistry Choir, Chorus Typing Physics S DaWAYNE QUALEY DELBERT ROCK CARL SWA RT ELIZABETH Biology U. S. History Social Studies SODERSTROM Mathematics History Library English Mathematics ,tg 5 ,, f PETER SPRINGER ETHEL VAN TASSEL FRANK VONDER AHE CARL WILLIAMS English Latin Algebra Guidance Social Studies U. S. History Social Studies Library 12 2504? ,ganna D an Kataoka O Each Student Body Officer plays an important part in stu- d ' - M- f: e ment at Liberty They must pass strict require dent govern . ments to hold office, and they govern our school successfully and democratically. 4N,f C'- .ah -V x Phillip Burroughs 666' Myma D avidson f :an-gg -ar,-. I3 Betty Sims -Q! f--1 K. iq- if 1 7 'ir QU- I 1 I HQ! TOP ROW--C. Cekola, T. LeVe11, R. Simpson, C. Dyer, D. Katoka, M. Wisecarver, S. Fernandez, B. Bevi11--SEC- OND ROW- -P. Burroughs, J. deFremery, S. Andrade, S. Sherfield, J. Whiteman, L. Valuch, K. Curtis, C. DeMartini, T. Wisecarver, THIRD ROW--M. Beaver, J. Aguiar, M. Davidson, S. Roper, V. Miles, S. Sellars, B. Adams, B. Sims, B. Gibson, D. Enos. I The Student Council is composed of Student Body officers and representatives from each class and organization. A11 Student Affairs are regulated by the Council. It sets dates for activities also. O Mrs. Craig 8: Mr. Noble ' 'K 'Z K.J ilu ai 'W ,. ,E . ,iw A J I tri dl! T gf awe STANDING--Mr. Morgan, S. Andrade, N. Stefanie, Miss Graber, D. Bloodworth, Mr. Rock, SEATED--D. Doan, K. Lopez, S. Scott, K. Curtis, D. Williams, M. Durham, L. Watson The Liberty Student Court functions as two bodies. One, as a merit board, its function is to pass all merits recommendations and hear all demerit appeals. Two, as a regular court which hears cases involving students who have committed misdemeanors. The court is composed of the Chief Justice, a court secretary, a merit clerk, a Commissioner of Justice, six Associate Justices and two Advisors. Kerry Curtis Mr. Morgan, Miss Graber, Mr. Rock i V 51,0 vc , , ' .-4 W - ' 1 Q . lt-rzlilf 'I' - . A. ' , ,X .5 .I , ... ' 'rsc'--H'-'---f-H-fs ---,.Jiup 7Ilq!e- --- ----wvw T, . . ' ' . . . '9.. , . . - ? --.....,..... 1, - 'TW' 1 9 an . , l . .. .v - -, .Jn 1- ' - 1 1.9 3 , . ' 12- Y M is: - . 1 ' ff CE-wt X S 1- 'DO' . 'st 3 :- 'nd TOP ROW--M. Durham G. Dyer B. Looney, J. Watson, M. Griffith, S. Andrade, T. Levell. MIDDLE ROW--D. Rash, s. snort, E. cnnnn, L. cnvl-rn, D. Enos, J. wignnnan, L. Tennant, K. Curtis, M.Dnv1asnn. BOTTOM Row-- L. Somerhalder, L. Watson, D. Garcia, J. Fajardo, M. Wilder, M. Kamigaki, P. Tennant, D. Williams. I I ?l Chapter 150C of the California Scholarship Federation has enjoyed a very successful year under the guidance of our advisor, Miss Van Tassel, and our President, Stanley Andrade. Two Honor Day trips, taken on a school day, are enjoyed by the chapter every semester. The annual C.S,F. Carnival which draws a tremendous crowd for a gala time is held every Spring. Representatives are sent to a C.S.F. Convention every year, and they bring back many new ideas for the or- ganization. The C.S.F. has pleasant times, and never forgets its motto, Scholarship for Service. If it can, it will help any person or organization during the school year. I ' Miss Van Tassel Stanley Andrade i , Q .1 1 3 l 5 x . V ,Jo 4, ii . .7 1 . ,X 1 t . , 1 ' , ' 16 , . , . V. A , 1 I l 421- 14 i xl X g ,dgg , r Q ,., 'ff 9 ' ' Y -. - is .Y all . XJ' J 1 yn I' sa 7 was 'VP' -.1 4.-'iv L TOP ROW--Mrs. Craig, L. Valuch, L. Lirui, D. Dutra, R. Hargrove, E. Armstrong, D. Rash, V. Warren, M. Willis, M. Durham. SECOND ROW--Miss Caspar, D. Borjon, N. Brooks, S. Weatherby, M. Kamagaki, E. Curran, J. Carter, C. Gill, C. Hartwig, B. Gibson, S. Sherfield. THIRD ROW--G. Painter, J. Aguiar, P. Ackerman, S. Sellars, B. Brown, N. Caldera, R. Geddes, C. Portwood, D. Bloodworth, B. Abney. L I I I Our Careers ir Fdzication group has enjoyed an expanding and profitable term. Because this was our first year, we had much to learn, but are now looking forward to a rewarding future. Our first act was to write our constitution. Later we elected our officers, all of whom worked very diligently to make our initial year a successful one. I Leona V3111Ch A Mrs. Craig, Miss Caspar ...qs I 13 44' , 'Do .x y,-...ivy e. r-----W y Q? f, ' 'IFF' P '-:WJ r' I , i , 'Y . .' .. S E TF -T'f!C !7f:'I' ' , 27 ,'Y ..-mt' '::'ll'!wuA'e-4-anna-r-f.. . -1 H - f U H .x V 'W-'N fi .1-1' . , BOTTOM ROW--B. Torrez, F. Robles, J. Saucedo, L. Treat, S. Davis, D. Sciortino, C. Clemons, L. Grant, M. Willis, C. Gill, C. Portwood, I. Cantwell, N. Brooks, B. Abney. SECOND ROW--L. Viramontez, E. Curran, J. Augiar, M. Schwitters, C. Epling, C. Benn, B. Baroni, L. Painter, M. O'Brien, J. Applegate, S. Roper, J. Johnson, E. Barbee, F. Abney. THIRD ROW--F. Tovar, A. Mendiola, J.Jacobs, D. Addington, T. Anderson, E. Swicegood, N. Boyer, M. Tejada, P. Roderick, R. Tarango, F. Ramirez, G. Ochoa, L. Dryden, M. Durham. FOURTH ROW: L. Rangel, R. Hernandez, V. Robles, M. Trujillo, D. Ridge, L. Valuch, C. Gott, G. Painter, D. Williams, L. Covert, J. Wightman, M. Kamigaki, S. Crane, M. Davidson, S. Sellars. FIFTH ROW--C. Shrader, M. Biglow, I... Watson, M. Beaver, B. Kennedy, S. Stonebarger, B. Adams, V. Warren, L. Aguiar, L. Painter, P. Pinkston, H. Harris, S. Weatherby, I-l. O'Neal, M. Granado, J. Pederson. SIXTH ROW--P. Giannini, D. Bloodworth, K. Dacus, C. I-Iartwig, B. Gibson, D. Ditmars, D. Garcia, D. Sanchez, V. Miles, M. Duarte, D. Duncan, S. Sherfield, F. Bloodworth B. Brown, P. Tennant, J. Richart. SEVENTH ROW--J. Laird, L. Tennant, D. Dickey, G. Florez, L. Lee, J. Silva, S. Teague, E. Torrez, D. Borjon, R. Geddes, N. Caldera, P. Mercer, M. Kamigaki. EIGHTI-I ROW--J. Morales, J. Swicegood, J. O'Neal, C. Dearman, L. Gutierrez, P. Lee, R. Munoz, E. Franco, B. Johnson, L. Kutsch, C. Mercado, V. Sudwicks, J. Copeland. TOP ROW--S. Machado, L. Garcia, B. Dean, A. Petrovich, B. Johnson, I. Saucedo, C. Mercado, J. Moore, T. Smith. , 7 4 0 0 This has been a very successful year for the G.A.A. Lead by our two presidents, Sandy Sellars and Sandra Sherfield, and our two advisors Miss Graber and Mrs. Jimenez the biggest event of the year was the annual swim show which was lots of fun and very profitable. In May we had our Turnabout dance which was a lot of fun for everyone who attended, Another big event for all G.A.A. members was the annual awards dinner which climaxed another successful year for the G.A.A. 0 Mrs. Jimenez dz Miss Graber Yu 455' . an-if-v pn, l,,. -C YY - 25 sb 18 funn.- 7 i QI 'Q 94 Ar 1 STAND fs . Q Ky, INC, L. to R.--J. Applegate, M. Kamagaki V Miles M Duarte D Sa h SIT , . , . , . nc ez. TING: P. Tennant, J. Richart, M. Durham, S. Sherfield, S. Sellais. The G.A,A. Cabinet is the guiding bod ofthe G.A.A. I y t meets regularly to discuss and attend to all business and problems. This year the G A A has put on the annual swim show a d . . . n a rurnabour dance, and has had its annual awards dinner. The Cabinet has done very well this year, with the help of Mrs. Jimenez and Miss Graber. Q Mrs. Jiminez a Sandra Sellars 8: Miss Graber 81 Sandra Sherfield TY , m, ,, .4-M uf. riixi ...I 'CIT ,,1,-,i,--...,-i. ...,.... 'f '.1 -1.-.-U...-.-... -.,,,,.. -, N , ..-.-at D . 3 A .. r-. . ps. Gil! TOP ROW--L. Tennant, J. Laird, P. Roderick, S. Foust, K. Dacus, P. Green, R. Williams, T. LeVell, B. Bevill, L Linn, D. Williams, M. Tejada, H. Biglow, M. Hill. SECOND ROW--D. Dicky, J. Pederson, L. Kutch, R. Geddes, R. Owen, S. Andrade, K. Curtis, P. Bevill, B. Abney, G. Painter, K. Wells. FIRST ROW--E. Combs, M. Pool, P. Ackerman, C. Wilkins, R. Dacus, A. Pasly, M. Wetzel, V. Miles, J. Applegate, B. White, V. Davis. I The A Cappela Choir takes part in the Christmas Program, the Spring Concert, and the Pop Concert, as well as various other activities each year. The members of the choir are carefully chosen by the director, Mr. Noble, and it is a privilege and an honor to be selected for this group. o Mr. Noble 1 s-X51 Qfgguuvf f , . l-X E. IE lt g . K' Fv r ' A It L w . 0 x X I V -6 ' ...gd P ' a , 3 ' - A 'qi -'r s A R I: ,- X. 1 -V ' r- f ' . to .--, , ., ,,,f . Uv- ,iii '13 V ff. T.. .- ,r ,.,1,! y ,H .1 It ,r - - ,. V x :--- . --. - . . ' - ., 1' . f .1 :j .v 7 .,. 1.3g I anis.. - '. . N r 4 1 ' ' -K ' . ' ' 1-.-'- - ' .f. V ,' 1 -.- . L NWA , g. . 1 .- 1 h ul- M551-V a' A .5'- ' ,fl if ' .. ',,,3.7- 11. . . - ' J' an-. N - -'-'r.' -. v . , ' ., 3, ' A K Cf. I 9 -I -fu. 2 1 -- .. .-A xg, 3' 1, r. , , V 'J - . .lr f- -U 'L-' ., 1.5.1 .,: 31' y Y:- P-Q-,, . 1. . . - 1 . A far X. , 1, A-Q 'S .V-4 .,-, '4 v 'SIP . 5 ' ski' Jpa M. Duarte, J Aguiar, J. Wightrnan, S. Roper, P. Tennant, G. Painter, C. I-Iartwig. ' ' e The Girls' League Cabinet is made up of a President, Vice President, Secretary, and a representative from each class, This year we attended a conference and learned ways to form a better Girls' League. I I z Mrs. Craig Jeri Agni r R I., 41 Aj' 15:37 fl 'in 47' tu Ki? i Q 4 I '- ' ': 'Fu :Y-..L..ur-1. --LJ 1- TOP ROW--D. Viramontez, M. McAtee, J. deFermery, M. Wisecarver, T. Kellogg, E. Armstrong, D. Gonzales, D. McLaughlin, B. Nejera, J. Shelton, C. Jacobs, W. Roger, R. Gursky, C. DeMartini, R. Norrnann. ROW TWO--D. Sanchez, M. Willis, C. Gill, F. Robles, E. Curran, L. Rangel, D. Borjon, I. Cantwell, E. Torrez, E. Granados, E. Saucedo, M. Zaragosa, D. Trammel, R. Hurst, R. Sylvester, D. Doan, R. Giannotti, N. Orozco. ROW THREE--J. Copeland, V. Warren, M. Conzales, A. Gambetta, C. Gill, L. Painter, J. Moore, A. Simpson, S. Esparsia, A. Marti- nez, R. Alanis, R. Mendoza, B. Dean, S. Fernandez, V. Franco, C. Ramos, D. Dutra, J. Fajardo, D. Ferreira. ROW TWO--S. Machado, B. Torrez, J. Saucedo, V. Sudwicks, M. Fernandez. ROW ONE--J. Aguiar, P. Ward, R. Orozco, D. Orosco, E. Martinez, I. Saucedo, S. Sellars, L. Watson, J. Swicegood, J. Stonebarger, E. Swicegood, A. Mendiola, L. Viramontez, R. Hernandez, M. Rosas, H. Franco, L. Martinez, I. Ramirez, R. Tarango, C. Turner, M. Nelson. The Spanish club under the advice of our advisor, Mr. Alves, has had a successful year. They went on a trip to San Jose Mission and had a picnic, swim party, and dance, which was held on the school grounds. Their fund raising project was a Taco Sale and a dance. The officers of this year were: President Sergio Fernandez, Vice President Hortencia Franco, Treasurer Esther Grandos, Secretary Lupe Martinez. 9 O mm Mr. Alves Sergio Fernandez fi- ff? , .,f l tv- 9 INJ- I Q. if lg! lllnQ x ff. X I .- QV xv- , ' . V . , , ,, , ,I ', - ':'gQ4.afi9c5i'l5NiZ6i-la' 'i ' ' ' -,'i'..-1 : - , .'-. g,-. ui -. , - . A 3. V , '-.g.p'rtg,igf,ei'-. 'r.-11.5 , , , ,':.-.-., a4...:..ra:..-gg-. '. f ,Sf !:.f-fl-' xx - - ' - . , , -,1z:-Um TOP ROW--J. Yoder, D. Pilati, D. Fisher, D. Dyer, G. Helland, L. Blanton, D. Johnson, R. Peters, E. Armstrong, D. Rash, B. Houser, C. Sickels, G. Rinset, C. Slagle, D. Kataoka, R. Wolf, B. Bevill. THIRD ROW--J. Cole, B. Morrison, S. Crane, J. Pederson, M. Pool, D. Bloodworth, K. Lopez, K. Curtis, C. Portwood, D. Williams, L. Covert, D. Enos, C. Graham, S. Andrade, J. Laird, L. Tennant, T. Levell. SECOND ROW--J. Morrison, M. Davidson, M. Beaver, P. Bevill, P. Shiroyama, T. Smith, C. Melot, S. Hubbard, S. Roper, C. Benn, M. O'Brian, L. Valuch, K. Gott, P. Tennant, J. Richart,M.Durham, R. Houston, G. Dyer, R. Simpson, J. Law. BOTTOM ROW--D. Shoe- make, C. Wilkins, M. Kamigaki, P. Ackerman, P. Mercer, L. Lawrence, F. Ramirez, W. Combs, L. Lee, J. Apple- gate, P. Lee, E. Franco, L. Fullmer, M. Schwitters, M. Wilder, L. Grant, D. Ridge, J. Rinset, D. Beal, E. Geddes, D. Armstrong. 4122: With the help of our advisor, Miss Van Tassel, the Latin Club was very successful this year. It was larger than last years' club and we all had a wonderful time. Organized by our president Kerry Curtis, and his assistants, we had a banquet, a picnic, and a trip. We hope to have a good time next year, also. I I z Mis Van Tassel Kerry Curtis 'T S S ' mg TCT? 1 ff' Aga ' 4 F5 I l -tfi-142 f -':- '- 'Z'Z'l' an -sir inn- - W 7 , -1: Q11 ' A . fb? 5 TOP ROW--M. Petrovich, J. Copeland, E. Granados, C Stefanic, D. Borjon, J. Carter. ROW TWO--M. Biglow Teague, L. Smith, A. Simpson, B. Bailey, M. Davidson, Sherfield, V. Miles, M. Wetzel, M. Duarte, D. Duncan The Future Homemakers is a local organization for girls taking Home Economics Courses The activities consist of initation in the fall, dances a spring outing and a Senior dinner at the end of the school year. The officers this year were President Barbara Gibson Vice President Vera Miles Secretary Norene Caldera Treasurer Majorie Duarte, Historian Carol Portwood, I Mrs. Krumland Barbara Gibson 'CT NP 'Yi Ll S mg' z .AUD , .NL 'C Q:-2,41 tc X. x' f - C 0 -'ffw rm . 28 Q 8 ZH Q f'L .di Q- WR Q' 35- TOP ROW--L. Giusti, S. Scott, E. Aguiar, C. Webb, R. Donithan, T. Cakebread. SECOND ROW--C. Sirnoni, P. Burroughs, C. Cosby, L. Shelton, R. Barrios, J. Burton, D. Ghelarducci, R. Gonzalves. THIRD ROW--L. Browning, W. Myatt, L. Hendrickson, P. Smith, B. Dwelley, T. Devine, C. Cekola, C. Dwelley, E. Kniss. FOURTH ROW-- B. Belleci, D. Lopez, R. Gursky, B. Bulter, E. Machado, S. Silva, D. Armstrong, P. Pato, D. Tillett. df ,4 ' The Brentwood Chapter of the Future Farmers of America a group of boys interested in furthering their agri- cultural education. Some of its activities engaged in are: Judging teams Home projects Social events Attending conventions The Brentwood Chapter had the honor of having its president attend the National Convention for F.F,A. , Mr. Havens, Q Mr. Laernnlen Charles Cekola s B 'NJ' ' 'N-.40 V1 v 25 IBERTY K 5 F , Z? bi' 1, CQ 'rv' Carol Benn Penny Pinkston ,N G-- Lee Rae Painter Wake O Sharon Roper gnu- sf i C7 i N-ff .ff ' ,---Q' 1' X 431' of '67 1 fs., -ep' t, Q., , .--I 'i. r.-. 'A ..'.1- 1 if 4. J I ..l' .. 1 'iv' 1...: uw' O Tom Wisec arver This year has been very successful for the freshman class. The sophomores gave us a wonderful reception and our coke sale and dance were very profitable. We have enjoyed our first year here and proud to be students of Liberty Union High School. O 0 Mr. Nelson, fa ,QQ Q r-A '. Mr. Bascom m 1 ,Q f ? 6 ATF 0- :f QQ' A s .W if 4 J A Qs. ffl' .'4Q,,,i n - rf L. A C' -'T' 'f-1 4 19 9 y rs - .ge ' l ffwlllllr -llll f '-.4 A x !T'D:.., - f.: za 1 . 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Houston S. Hubbert S. Hummel C. Jacobs D. Johnson I. Johnson B. Joseph T. Kellog R. Kinnear B. Kniss L. Lawrence P. Lee T. Lewis L. Lindsay D. Lopez H. Lopez K. Lowe E. Machado W. Machado E. Martinez R. Martinez D. Mclaughlin M. Medina D. Mello C. Melot C. Mercek J. Minor J. Molet J. Moore J. Morales P. Morgan B. Morrison D. Moss R. Munoz G. Negrete M. Nelson B. Newsome M. O'Brien J. Oliviera 29 I-l. O'Neal J. O'Neal E. Ordonel S. Ornelas N. Orozco C. Oetiz L. Painter L. Painter T. Parson P. Pato D. Pederson E. Perez P. Perez R. Perez R. Peters A. Petroviel B. Phelan J. Piazza S. Piazza D. Pilati D. Pinaire P. Pinkston F. Ramirez I. Ramirez C. Reed B. Richardson M. Riley J. Rinset F. Robles L. Romiti ,, 'silv- ., I A ... 4 1 ,fx 1 .K - J ' A X 2- 1-7 ' ni, :V . Y X - lg. fs' -- 5 -:' Lv- - t mf' . '5 ..o 3 , . 4 s I: '1 ' . A J? QQ' kv' .1 1 . . 1 'ST D' ' 7 5,- 4 sr J A V 's ., K , ,ll 'K 0' I 1 4 u n lkxx 'I n I - . C. 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Quinn 30 P - 3. 5- ' ', 1:7 I-.V 4. Q, -gh 1. Q.. 'TT M . its A ' 17 ,E .-, I ft in vu ,te if Q27 t ll . Q Ati . . 'Q i-R .. lmxiv. l. fi-ff I YH Nh 4-Q 4-5 -ig S.- 76 The reception was a great success. The Sophomores were courteous hosts and provided contests, a skit, and dance music, all adding up to a wonderful job of welcoming the Fresh- men to Liberty. 6 I I -.'.:,'.r. 1- 51592-f-'? A 1 I, '4 Z 4 f I J ut -K 'J ' ,- ' - 1, . 'ff ,iq f Ax . .- -TQ Tl: -, .f . L UL w , 1 xg f X rj X, N XY s X: 1, Q I g X J K ' ' ix X .hh Wg x Q gxi X ' f Q L 16- '31 IS +.. ', :'wY -R 7 -3: ii S-:-953 ' AAh2f,'?f72N32f6NSf,1S5-sawfv gf -2 fasfxffvfrf-sQQw1fw Q QC GQMQQ L ILM fig Psfqwg'-f-X ,Q x A Q, 1 2, 1 fkfg fxfi ,X ,P'x,N,5f'N ' IM X2 iv X 5x 'X fifx aw QQQ A foxfx AQ- fi Q ' if f'Ir1,Xf'N fx, f '3 5,5 ,4X fum fx,X X 1'Xfv'NG3.Q,f31 fxfx 'X ,X ,N f N A FO Zjfx K3 1 A ZXKN Ag . . .asv ' .- .L f gwm The first dance of the year was the annual Future Farmer's Barn Dance, which was held in the Ag Building. The decorations were hay and a lowered ceiling, which suited the casual theme. Pete Divanis and his band provided the music. Refreshments were good and everyone had fun. U I Qi- 72, 7755 X uf SA! I '- i nf ',., 17 -r. . ' I TOP ROW--D. Bloodworth, J. Fajardo, G. Painter, B. Brown, F. Bloodworth, B. Slagle, P. Reddick, C. Cannon, K. Hollaway, C. DeMartini, G. Florez, R. Peters, J. Rinset, D. Kataoko, E. Armstrong. ROW TWO--C. Benn, D. Da- vis, B. Bevill, D. Sciortino, C. Clemons, D. Dutra, M. Willis, V. Warren, P. Lee, M. O'Brien J. Laird L. Tennant, D. Enos, J. Watson, D. Dyer, K. Bloodworth, s. Andrade Row THREE B Kennedy B Adams R Bar -0 J c . -- . , . , . ri s . ar- ter, C. Jacobs, L. Lee, F. Wetzel, M. Kamigaki, J. Whiteman, L. Covert, J. Whiteman, P. Shiroyama M ,Griffith J. deFer1nery, M. Duarte, D. Garcia. ROW FOUR--C. Epling, L. Watson, N. Boyer, E. Swicegood, J. Stonebargerf C. Hartwig, J. Grant, K. Lopez, G. Vasquez, T. Wisecarver, J. Swicegood, S. Roper, C. l-lenninger, J. Richart, P. Tennant, R. Orozco, P. Burroughs. ROW FIVE--S Davis L Treat S Sherfield R Wolf R Sim son J Mo ' . , . , . , . . p , . rrison, D. Fisher, J. Applegate, J. Moore, T. Smith, E. Shelton, C. Gill, S. Esparcia, J. Moralays F. Robles ROW SIX F. Abney, D. Williams, B. Abney, C. Tumer, J. Mundell, J. Augiar, G. Dyer, K. Curtis lvl Davidsoln D. Duncan P. Pinkston, L. Moore, B. Baroni, C. Sickles, B. Gibson. , I 7 , WMM The Pep Club is a service organization established to promote spirit and interest in school activities. It sponsors the Mardi Gras, and the Homecoming Queens Float. It also organized the Block L pattern in the rooting section and decorated the bleachers and goal posts. ROW ONE--S. Roper, B. Brown, J. Stonebarger, J. Carter, K. Dacus. ROW TWO--D. Gonzales, J. Augiar, B. Adams, S. Andrae, T. LeVe1l. ROW THREE-- P. Burroughs, J. Mundell, D. Fisher, G. Dyer. , X , fs? -, f as '- L x f P I 1' ..-1 fx'- i afackzoz The most important duty of the Rally Committee is to plan and supervise the annual Football Homecoming Queen Contest. They also plan rallies and undertake any activities which might con- tribute to the spirit and pep of the students at Liberty. The Committee is composed of representatives from each class, a President, Gary Dyer, and the Cheerleaders, 2 e v. Mr. Lucio 43. IP' A , I T tsiyg, , ,, A ' A 'f' .. A ,J Q i , ff x .' I H6-1 -53:2-5 1 up , I na, 2: ' . '1 ,,. -I. f:., 50' if 's I A . fiifi . f . vie ' 'ini . V. fi ff I 1 . I I . . 1 i E F R I Q- Q-s 3 'Q-v :,, a.. .- -Q i is Q' .Q - ,ga Dr .Q-,X S L. OV' N1 Davidson D Borjon THIRD ROW--D. Duncan, D TOP ROW--S. Sherfielcl. M. Durham. SECOND R r--r . , . . Williams. BOTTOM ROW--Y. Miles. M. Duarte. D. Garcia, D. Sanchez. S. Sellars, B. Abney. ' 'Edwin' The Girls's Block L is made up of girls '-fno have earned 2-1 crecjirs, attended the required number of pl9.1.'.ia1.'s and reeeiveri the required :fiber of service credits. This year we sponsored the Boys' Block L and Girls's Block L sinner. which was a lor of fan for everyone. The girls attended a progressive dinner, each one furnishing a differenz course. Our dance in March was also engolseo bf: everyone who attended. Earning a Block is a great acnrevezienr, and an honor to any G..i..A. zttezioer. All in all the Girls! Block L has engoyed a very successful year. 5 6 'Tk - , 64 n ei 33 32 Al TOP ROW--W. Myatt, A. Ribeiro, L. Tillotson, J. deFremery, S. Fernandez, D. Sanchez, M. McAtee, B. Bevill, D. Davis, R. Pierce. FOURTH ROW--P. Reddick, P. Tamayo, F. Beruman, A. Davis, B. Bevill, G. Walker, M. M.inor, R. Barrios, R. Hargrove, P. Green. THIRD ROW--D. Choate, R. LaVeau, D. Whitley, J. Morrison, G. Morales, K. Lopez, T. McDonald, K. Holloway, J. Mundell, T. Cakebread. SECOND ROW--R. Ochoa, A. Mer- cado, R. Wolf, L. Moore, R. Sylvester, K. Curtis, J. Ricioli, G. Vasquez, J. Yoder. FIRST ROW--B. Painter, C. Dyer, D. Kataoka, D. Fisher, R. Clemons, E. Martinez, M. Wisecarver, M. Hollen. 2 ' 26446 ' The Block L is an active organization composed of letter winners in a varsity sport. This year, under the advisorship of Mr. Bronzan and Mr. Ferrill, the Block has participated in various activities. Some of these activities are the annual Sportscade, the Harlem Clowns Basketball Game, a food drive for the needy at Christmas, and an annual picnic. .Jk 'kt ..- ' 1 I O Michael Wisecarver Mr. Ferrill and Mr. Bronza ' ...a:.:-.. ,,,, ' 5 ' ' ' ggi' -3' , .' ,E -.....'H:--H M- , ' .,-Q' N--1 . I Q . -,-, :great , N' . . fm 1f,2'! '.i' ' V4 I Ra M A 1,- f.:: .1 ' 4.-. 'VX aqqiwfi ' 45-7-97 L... A Q,-. s -s- . inf' I ll ' . A429 2 . . 1 . . l ' Y Q Q' .P al-IQ. Kiss G 'vip 'N ,-nl - 1, . I Ne , . I1 ' ! ' . . ' , I '-.r N X I X Q.. ah.. ' v- l Ill X ZW.-e , - , . . it , l 9 I GA Cx . fqgy. l Y.-S If gg, lf' xx PX, ,rf ff I ll f I -b ,flair 'K ,avr hill k F V N 1 I n Q . N? STANDING--D. Bloodworth, B. Kennedy. SITTING--J. Carter, S. Sheffield, J. Stonebarger. V. Iviiles, Maudi Willis 1 L - . . K' ' L. -. ,131-u.f'. vs. I 1:1312 A . -, - . A W V -1. -. . . . ,A f.Q,',-ifdqii'-'Q,f'4z::Q1 ', ,,:n..' . .+-1-X 'b.:. ' - ' 1... .Q -.. sux . ' !'?1-'x-f- I -pq , ' 9- 1 . 0'9 . .H '-u. 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K I L f, I' 'N NQ'ERl' 9 Z Nl r STANDING--Band Director, Allen Jones, T. Levell. TOP ROW--L. Tennant, S. Crane, G. Rinset, W. Southerland, A. Graves, C. Hartwig, D. Davis, B. Bevill, D. Fryer, G. Allen. THIRD ROW--D. Dyer, R. Townsend, J. Jacobs, M. Schwitters, R. Geddes, J. Swicegood, G. Kuhn, J. Aguiar, J. Watson, M. Durham. SECOND ROW--B. Brown, F. Bloodworth, L. Somerhalder, M. Karnigaki, L. Green, J. Pederson, S. Roper, D. Sciortino, C. Epling, R. Thomp- son, G. Long, J. Ricioli, P. Tennant. FIRST ROW--T. Smith, D. Ditmars, J. Richart, L. Trezpskowski, E. Geddes, R. Houston, M. Temps, D. Ferreira, M. Griffith, G. Vasquez, R. Somerhalder, R. Martin, P. Green. BOTTOM ROW--N. Camerena, J. Lozano, D. Rash, C. Peterson, B. Richardson. The band has had a very successful season as a marching unit of 50 students. Fol- lowing the marching season we had a Pop's Concert and competed in the State Music Festival. Other activities were the Christmas program and the Spring Concert. The annual calendar sale was a big success. The band is directed by Mr. Allan Jones and had Tom LeVell as a drum major while marching. x. L..L-.?,,...1 1' in ns' 2 'Ei 'Q X A. U 0 'baht 'rom Levell Mr. Jones w l Y 1 .f 2'l X 15' X91 fi L0 x Q!-W-4' 4- QQ l ll .mf L. TO R.: C. Hartwig, S. Roper, J. Swicegood, D. Sciortino, C. Epling. I The Majorettes, under the instruction of Mrs. Laurine Johnson and Mr. Allen Jones, band director, have performed remarkably well this season. They accompanied the band to the Cal Band Day in Berkley and performed at our football games, both at home and away. The Majorettes did many new colorful and different routines this season which everyone enjoyed a great deal. 41 The 1958 varsity football team won but one game, however, the team gained the admiration of everyone for its hustle and determination as they were completely out-manned in every game. Never once did they quit trying until the final gun sounded. The squad consisted of no returning lettermen and only averaged 143 pounds per man, with but one player over 5'll in height. This undoubtedly was one of the smallest teams ever fielded by a senior high school. The Lions' best practice game was against Antioch when they held the strong Panthers to a 13 to 0 score. ln league action the high point was when the Lions defeated Amador 20 to 7. At the conclusion of the season, John Mundell and Jack de Fremery were elected Co-Captains for the year. John was selected second team All-League with Jack picked for third team. Gary Dyer and Efrain Martinez landed on the honorable mentions team. Players making their letters were as follows: Seniors, Bill Bevill, Bob Bevill, Mike Wisecarver, Gary Dyer, John Mundell, Allen Davis, Larry Moore, Teddy McDonald, Ken Holloway, Ken Lopez, and Jack de Fremery: Juniors, Ray Barrios, Mel Hollen, Mel Minor, Dennis Sanchez, Robert Hurst, Efrain Martinez Gary Walker, Ronald Sylvester, Michael McAtee, Sophomores, Gary Morales, Frank Berumen, Sergio Fernandez, and Dwayne Davis. Managers were Ray Hargrove, and Ray La Veau. LIBERTY . . . . O--13 . . . ANTIOCH LIBERTY . . . . 7--40 . . SAN RAMON LIBERTY . . . . 7--32 . . . . . . PACIFICA LIBERTY . . . . 6--38 . . . St. MARY LIBERTY . . . . O--47 . . . ALHAMBRA LIBERTY . . . . O--37 . . . LIVERMORE LIBERTY . . . . 2O-- 6 . . . . . . AMADOR LIBERTY . . . . 6--34 . . . . . .JOHN SWETT LIBERTY . . . . O--34 .... . . . ALBANY . 7 5' L M . - ef e If ' 'p' Lei F: K' 1 l ' i W r 'E :' W 15 q f . - l , l , , get-1 f . ,-. ll , be Fla. I , 1 A - a I L' s ' . ' r Q ' 5 ,, - S - I I ' 1' L 13 ' f 1 .5 ' Y I ,, fp -V it 1 . f .ld Wigs, FIRST ROW: D, Davis, B. Bevill, G. Walker, M. Minor, A. Davis, B. Bevill, M. Wisecarver, H. Torrez, J. de Frcmery. Ind ROW: M. Hollen, G. Dyer, K. Holloway, L. Moor, J. Gallegos, R. Sylvester, T. McDonald J. Mundell. 3rd ROW: E. Martinez, S. Femandez, D. Hackett, R. I-lttrst, D. Sanchez, K. Lopez, G. Monales, I.. Tillotson. -lth ROW: T. Kelrogg, A. Ribeiro, R. Barrios, F. Berumen. Lou Bronzan X N7 ..u xki. - X ,Ah A ' I O Fx ,K xx Q i X X 1 X X ' N . N , , x x I I 1 , 1 X x xx l ' -J J I , f X X' X X 5 , X Vx X 1 x A XX X 4 1' X Q u 1 X 2 4 1 I X X' K N X A I 5 1 , N ' H f 1 U any X ' 4 I O? L M3 Jack Ferill if Q , , , j f f John Mundell Lion's Club Outstanding Player ,funn Ted Ohmstede Outstandmg Lmeman Award L. C. I-Iulsey Union Oil Most Inspirational Award ff:-:iQ . ,L- ,, gf . ,' 7. Ifyfwfq. fr r Jack de Fremery Ted Ohmstede Outstanding Back Award Ray Hargrove 0 75 , I f ,Q-5 -- 5 if 4, 3' If ff , I , If ,f I :i I I A' I' 43 Ray LaVe au I 1 '75 L 7 in-Q . . - 1 NWN AF ' ' L A N . P- 1 ,v A ' W l I I I I -'?-if f GARY JACK ALLEN 'I' I X I 2 , DARREL LARRY ALE1-IU -x RM A V: ,M , A .. .-R 1 X Il' I N N y X .V 1 3 ,- I ' 9 ' I1 4 'F K TEDDY KEN LYNN 44 l ' -1 E5 .s JOHN KEN BILLY I 1 M I 6 ' ' 3, . J X ' Q 1 'Z M .' 1 .x .- MIKE BOB RAY O I B3 fl a B , .. I. 1. 1 . I IWEI. MEL DENNIS 45 Vs K , fc .V A7 P'-x . I NK XM' If 3 -lf' A V , 1 ' . N Q. A I RONALD MICHAEL ROBERT CN Xa 1 EFRAIN GARY FRANK ...Q, Wm... --xx GAP Y SERGIO DWAYNE 46 n 4 F gf X E Q' K f , V, W 7 lk A 4,4 A 1 L , va Q- , X 'QL V 5. ' - ar L L , 1 . 2 7 . -W K I r - l f iylll. A A xg, HE' x s Ax f K In b I 1 ..- f 1 1 ,. A X. , im X fy- -- 'Q' ,z STX 1 3 ' I 1 1 Q I WI- l Q .A A Q if 5 x ,Q N 1 v Q q x .. .V f Ari Y 1' I Wx ,' til-X f X A l ..1 Liberty High Schools Junior Varsity team began the season with a squad of 52 young and inexperienced foot- ball players. They were willing to try against teams that were much older and more experienced than them- selves. Clayton Valley was a team that should have been in a new league with many boys that had played on a varsity team but our Junior varsity still went out and gave a good accounting of itself. As the season progressed, our boys kept improving, until they were able to tie Livermore, one of our arch rivals. They then came on to beat Amador here on the home field, and with a pass or two caught at a crucial time they could have beaten John Swett. Against A lbany they played one of their better games, and showed a spirit that would never let them give up. When the season ended there were still 46 players with the team. They showed great improvement and many will go on to take their place on the varsity in the years to come. Some of those who showed promise and played much of the season were Sophomores: Tom Wiley, Dick Linn, Charles Ligon, Ron Esau, Ray Gonzalves, Donald Machado, Jerry Law, Wayne Wright and Ray Caballerro. Some Freshmen that showed promise for the future were David Dyer, Dennis Pilati, Terry Kellog, Robert Perez, Phil Perez, Leo Trezpkowski and Joe Barnhill. fa, ' Liberty . . . 6--15 . . San Ramon Liberty . . .O--24 . . Pacifica Liberty . . .O--42 . . Clayton Valley Liberty . . .O--31 . . Alhambra Liberty . . . . . l3--13 . . Livermore Liberty . . 34--25 . . Amador Liberty . . 6--12 . . John Swett Liberty . . . 6--25 . . Albany 124- -rf U iii L ' g, ,ii 3 Q i if sf ' 't',?'7 3-:YF 1'.15M .iz'i-4 FIRST ROW: Coach Dawsen, W. Wright, J. Riley, C. Helland, D. Mercado, D. Linn. SECOND ROW: T. Kellogg, D. Dyer. D. Zamora, F. Robles, R. Peters, D. Johnson. R. Davis, D. Pilati, R. Perez. THIRD ROW: C. Garcia, D. Pinaire, T. Wiley, A. Perez, R. Gonzalves, D. Macado, C. Ligon, F. Valverde, L. Trezpskwoski, R. Mauriscio. FOURTH ROW: J. Tarango, L. Shelton, R. Caballero, J. Law, R. Luna, R. Martin, R. Esau, J. Agan, D. Grant. 48 wi, ,,.. . r U J r 1' 1 fx fhb v , P' X R. w . EN I 4413 Sli Q91 1 1 LW' Aim x. W .K -4, .TA x -. . , .h N5miN,:,.fQ.m,KaEl,!ySv L HQ WL X X :ff ' '-f'f+ 'i -TAX-7 -Q, 11 1 u A .-. ,. -- 1 -..'x a ,I ls 'qw - .- K. . yr. ,ll-,u .x ., ' ' - X u ky. un . Inga,-an -v,4- . .lx H nw . Q..'-' y '. I mf-Q' I Wg K 'xii-1' 9 ,S '. I s .N r I 1 f -4 r ' 's l 48 if Zaman? me ffdazdanta fan' ffgaewz, Wtqana Daacdaaz, .dupe Ima, Jada 7688444 Few 1 ,, ,X rx. Y , 'xsl gh Wi 1 pr , 4 iffggg, 0 r 1 C Q gg? fib N AR.. - -I U- x p.. --.A ,. x'1,gg f-Sb v Rfk - er1i'.'! .' .. ,?, ' L-H X ,. ' .lv .-ZA ,I X LX T. ffw X 3 Y I l 1 Lee Ann Watson, yin Miyoyie Kamigaki, Cecilea Epling, lx. Cf' S me . of '67 Wwe- 1 ,'fsE5 's.. Barbara Adams, We, the Sophomore Class of 6l started out our year with a bang by giving a coke sale. This was our first money making project and it proved to be very profitable. Next came the Freshman Reception, which was really loads of fun for all attending. We looked forward all year to our Sopho- more Hop, and it was a huge success. We had a rewarding year with the help of our wonderful advisors. I I - I Margie Beaver, Mrs. Griffith, Mr. Rock to vf isp 'MDI' W' ff.. 1 ff I A 'xr' M W' H+-4 Q Q. 1 . , ig, W I '--'!L- ..:',', k f -,L , ,r,lf4., 'F 'Tr 25355, ,L m 1 'L af- 1' f- f: v f ffwf f -L ' .1 - '. 1 ' ,qv ,- , , H-, . ' Nfl, ,mt - ' ' . -11 0 0. -Ji. .4!.'3i.'f1.:v'-P.: ,. -. 'fb' J.. X, ,., I ' lk. fs ix 'N 'Q -.1 In V it 1 X M. I Q ,'7 5 - Y-S . li 1 C IN' u I ga.. ,P l C .. 1 l'2,., N A Q 1 ' IA v + f .NY 4 Tie f 4. 1 - Z' ' l s, 'N 1 L L , ., rg N J . r, . Nh ., 5. I -- Ai I-, l W ' ' ri Adams, Barbara Addington, Donna Agan, John Allen, Gene Allen, James Anderson, Bruce Armstrong, David Baldwin, Veronica Barlow, James Beaver, Margie Berry, Billy Berumen, Frank Bevill, Pam Biglow, Margaret Blanton, Lyman Bluebaugh, John Boyer, Nancy Branscum, Robert Bryant, Ken Burton, Donna Burton, John Caballero, Ray Carroll, Louise Cartwright, Jean Chaplin, Linda Childs, Dewynne Christian, Glenda Clark, Virginia Clemons, Carol Clemons, George I 56 Combs, Eula Conness, Betty Copeland, Judy Cosby, Charles Crandel, Cliff Crowell, Sue Cummings, Gaylord Curran, Eileen Richard, Dacus Davis, Betty Davis, Dwayne Davis, Sharon Davis, Virginia Dean, Bonnie Donithan, Bob Duarte, Janet Epling, Ceceila Esau, Ronald Escobar, Mary Fernandez, Sergio Ferreira, Donald Pikes, Faydell Francis, Bobbie Franco, Vidal Gallegos, Eddie Gambetta, Alix Garcia, Conde Garcia, Marion Gaston, Dewayne Giannini, Peggy 4 0- 'r - 'f fir: ggi!-rs-:Q'q5g . . .l y. 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IQ, Grijalva, Elaine Martinez, Vivian - , V , 'V - - N- K ' 1 4 Q 1- . - Hall, Donald Martinez, Benny 7 ... ,N ' ' Harris, Helen Martinez, Manuel , . vxj, 37 Harris, Judith McCord, Marg A' K , ' A ' L Q K ' NV? R 8 - ,N Harrison, Dennis Mendiola, Alice 1 N Q ' Hawkins, Ceryl Mendoza, Betty ' Q : Hernandez, Ruth Mercado, Celia Q23 1 'L .Q we I' , Q 1 W K LS -.-. Li :srl ' - 'Q c- fr -f H 1 ci d '17 '-. z: 0 ts Y 9 Mercado, Donato , 9' Q Q . 1, g. 'P W HOU, Wanda Mercer, Patsy If, , ,xt it , Jacobs, Joyce Morales, Gary Y ' i L3 L 'I Rv i 1' tl 1 'I r Av A 'sw-N fbi ' q v Q 1, Johnson, Betty Morgan, Lewis a.. 1 ' f 7 - bw, - x ' Johnson, Bonnie Munoz, Don -- - jj 9, 1 Y , gg. Kamigaki, Miyoyei Murphy, Donald leg! , 25, ., . We x .- ,lc - . . L Q Kelley, Nickie Myatt, Franklin -3, -- 5 'A -if -3, Q -Q 'Lf' Kennedy, Barbara Navarro, Daniel L ,, -1- l, .- A Q P1 Knauss, Juanita Ochoa, John - - ' f M 1. A is A it lf L 't - ics if lx' L -' - -'Nm ne i 2 v. , I X, Kniss, Earnest Ornelas, Jean C: a ,A 3, 'fa c' ' st., -,, .- Kutch, Linda Orozco, Luis - B, -- I - if LaVeau, Freddie Orozco, Ruth ' '- -h 'f X. X 4 14, Ax lf ' , A '- Law, Jerry Patty, Larry if X ' -, 1 i f' Ti' ' Q-, , -Y Leon, Jose Pease, Melody ' ,- H' ' ' , y . Ligon, Charles Pedersen, Judy ' 'J ' , -- ,I ' - f f J ,f 1 1 L r C' ns ' x . - 'yy . 15.-t bl' .l-1 fx, ik -Q ..- ..., A' 41 .N .Q Q ., 1 X, . -. , - ,, rl swf 1 n 4, X -L X :uyiu Ex -'A f- i - 1 an is 5 - Q.- 'ar 'er ' . V ,4 ' ,., 1 E f hu, ,A '75 v- i 5 . s -A f' nv , , 2 A ...,,,, R 1 A -Asn R N ,K 'ti L-, f S - L A 'S 25 .1- . and .4 ,Y X Perez, Al Pierce, Wilma Phelan, Bamey Phelan, Jesse Pinaire, Harold Pool, Melba Ramos, Carlos Ramos, Josie Rangel, Linda Reynolds, Robert Richart, Jan Ricioli, Jim Robles, Victoria Rosas, Jane Sanchez, Teddy Saucedo, Albert Saucedo, Julia Scarfo, Bessie Schwitters, Michele Scroggins, Pauletta Shelton, Leeman Shiroyama, Hideko Shoemaker, Duane Shraders, Carol Silva, Frank Snodgrass, Floyd Southerland, Wayne Smith, Paul Stall, Bernard Standridge, Evelyn Stanley, Goldy Stefanie, Vernon Stonebarger, Jean Sudweeks, Vickie Swicegood, Etta Tapia, Reynaldo Tarango, Jess Tennant, Pamela Tillery, Lois Thompson, Roger Tipton, Jack Torrez, Bea Tovar, Frances Townsend, Ken Treat, Lee VanBrunt, Shirley Vasquez, Gilbert Viramontes, Lucy Ward, Pat cfs, E' Q-X K' K R ff: - ffl:-P ,,,lkA4-aww Q- , -D q I 4 -r X 2 - l Q l 3 f' wa N N- ,J ' in v v-sv' I5 4 . -o 1 I Q ' D '.3. f 'W , sims, J. w. k :T :gf Sizemore, Gerri H, Jim 5 A V a Q M , x Watson, LeeAnn Sv L ,, , e- N 'r QM, Weatherby, Sharon 1.1 - Xe' I S' Wri ht Wa e ' Q' 5 f 8 v Yn 4, David Whitley Mary Jo Wilder ,N Tom Wiley Tv . T 53 Gr V K P, x Charles Wilkens r Q, 1, A - - 19- '51 ' -Ji Rodney Yoder ' - V . V X'-' Harvey Young ' i -fa ' f bb' Y Zacchery Jason F. K I - -.',, A AEQJQX., X Dan Zamora is 1 K 58 X9 . .,...m ,,.....-v J , HRW' iliii qv.. vy. Q A-F' '1 .p m gl, - 1 X X.- 4.. AN, AA. u ,, V E. avg. wsu ' B., -rss- 3 in-QQ -fwfr ,- Hgfeg 7 -1 5 ,4-- ,Q-'if N , m . A r in 1-K' u A ' ,' t 1 n' ' I - f I ' in ir: 704 The theme for the Hop this year was In The Still Of The Night. During the evening, Jim Ricicli and Barbara Kennedy were announced as king and queen. The pair danced alone to one number and reigned the remainder of the evening. The decorations were beautiful, and the Hop was a great success. 1' i 4 I 72 f f ff X' f , X 1 1 J , 1 f I 1' X fwff fy y uf-4, X ff if QF? 2? xi 1 ia?-, i X 'W S x .VXXH We iv Ns? , ,J-- , im 51. :ix - Z, XX. W if IN ' fp, Ui- 1' 1 Jzixt' 0 'rg : .mf :li . .Q , 'r 'P - 70 'H U5- o,l. K M '4,,.i w P Ir' XV J ' 1 ' ILS Q. , . 0 M' X 60 ,x 'dsl ' L. UV WE. FW if ff ' if f: 1' ,, ,M-ww x 5 X J '- ma? - - . 'Huw' '1 1' sv' 9-f. 'ff 'W Y k it 1 1 .tu .F is ,stun ' x .- Y Q awe' 3- fuh- ,, , ga ,V tw-I 7: A qw.. 4, ,,. A X M' fl , . gf 543' I I E ..L,Ej -L ,- - - J. - - Barbara Clbson Barbara Brown Fi is 'if T -7 Deanna Garcia J x 4. -si -,1 1 666 6fd44df60 KN! .5-oqgv Charles De Martrni The Junlor class has just completed a successful year Our flrst project was a coke sale whrch was qutte profrtable. Later we sold school pennants which really went over brg The last and most enjoyed event was the Junror Prom. Vera Miles Mr SLMIS Krumland 4 V .L Tat' . A4 Xara tl . 1' Q -. , r JL . 1 .Bw bg, - '.,, - if wg . ff' T-,, 'f 11- -,, . 1 4. .. , .,-1-uf,--g. :K Qty ., .9 ' 1fr,pK . ' 'N-?'fk1'4k'k'f'j ' 411'-' 'S - . 2 H-mfg. cuffs -Q2-4.' J . 1 . ' D 1 ., ' fy-1 . . WA , , IG.. Qi ,- . r x 4 Q., 1511- . X fn: I, :H , ' 1121: .LL'55- Yi? n -- if V . s 't 'ff' 2 V' I,- , , ' I 4 yur' N?.. , f fr -3- T Q' . if--, KKK 1 G R126 'V vu, 's :- Qi . A lil 1 4 '23 s. had f-Q an Q - A g .. ,, xtx ah u v ,, . 'Z ' ' sk. Tm Q -3 .Q Aiea x- ' J' V I, 1: ,asf AHF-i 'fafw 1 A ff W .5 V :L 4 ' C C' i ph A, Q.. JA w .-.4 . -Q iz A xl 'D 'N -X4 Q. lo.. Ackerman, Peggy Aden, Betty Addington, Donna Aguiar, Ernie Alanis, Ramona Barrios, Ray Bartee, Gilson Biglow, Hallie Belleci, Bob Bloodworth, Donna Bloodworth, Faye Bohannon, Don Brown, Barbara Brown, Laguawana Burroughs, Phil Butler, Carolyn Cakebread, Tom Caldera, Norene Cannon, Charles Cantwell, Hubert Q, . A - Carr, Dave 3 I S.. f- Carroll, Joe Q- EN Carter, David - - t 1 Carter, Jackie T' J' fix 7, 3 ,fr , I, Cartwright, Anita at f 9 ' ,T Clemons, Richard , ' fm , ' ' Copeland, Joyce '-5 ,X , S ', lk. .1 ,I .Q , -3 5. .., Cutino, Joe Ig Dacus, Karen I 'L' N I Ns x . Caverport, Larry Davilla, Alan Deerman, Darrel DeMartini, Charles Ditrnars, Diane Dobbins, Judy Duarte, Margie Duncan, Donna Durham, Mary Jo Dutra, David Dwelly, Bruce Ervin, James Esau, Ted Fajardo, Jesse Franco, Hortencia Frizzell, Pat Frost, Norene Furtado, Cecilia Gannon, Richard Gallegos, Jerry Garcia, Deanne Garcia, Lilian Gaston, Donna Geddes, Roxene Ghilarducci, Dino Giannotti, Donna Gibson, Barbara Gideon, Jerry Gill, Cathy Gonsalves, Ray Gonzales, Marg ff-.-5. sc- .- A I ,C 5 1 2 2' P ts. 1, , ' C - Q- 'F A IL li .lvl f , K nv ws . 3 Q- ,ki . , I 1 QQ , , -as V u ,--Q - x f-- rv-C , 1 9. A v- I :Z E' -.f ,, 3 Q as ,-A. , -... ya A ral I. D -X I :A Q , -,. 1- 47 v. 1 ' af 1 ,1 v-,. Yp- K M', , buff 1 4 I - Af' .X 9 ya. ,V pm ,,-s. , . ,C x lg Q. 1? rep ,J w-1 S' b XY A B .4 1' Z w ' r i as 0 I , P 1' 'av' iq - f sg-nl fl I i, , 7-FW Aa. ,. 'I ' 3- . 'J A , K 1? '- 'F 's Q .,,- - I ,., ' 7 ' , . .T 5: 12.-1. '-' S- TC' kv' sv r L P Q . l-- l 1 w 1 Q . 'H x. 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NS J' fafi J ' wif' wr' 'f'y, '1'ef:.'5':rrm Romiti, Joe Q Rosas, Mary ' r- - '- Rubio, Bobbie Torrez, Annabel Townsend, Betty Tramel, Betty 'S Q' 'Q ' Sanchez, Dennis Sanchez, Diane Sanchez, Mary Tuck, Lillian Turner, Carolyn Valuch, Leona ltr L Ss. Saucedo, Emily Scott, Stanley Shelton, Jackie . ., 4 an V' ' Vaught, Billy , - L. 4.- 5--3 q v Walker, Gary . Warren, Donna 4 T' ly., A, y L , !', K f Q, x Shelton, Linden Sheffield, Sandra Sickels, Charles Warren, Verna Webb, Coy Wetzel, Melba -.. , , Simoni, Gino Slagle, Brian 1 Somerhalder, Lynda '57 Q' 7-' Williams, Harry Q1 A 3: i Willis, Maudie if Stall, Lucille Standridge, Wm. Stailey, Stan Bill Ellis , ,L Jerome Kuhn M 'ink wr-y 'ii , -Q.. E x., 'KX kg 'l ' 'xsxf QF iw pr -1 h X Sylvester, Ronald Tamayo, Paul Tanner, Carolyn Tapia, Gloria Taylor, Jean Taylor, Stan Thompson, Gerald Torbett, Pamela 68 1 11- ,gr :natty This year's basketball team could well be called the hard luck team of the year. They have played one-half of their games without one or more of the first five players. Even with this bad luck, the superior rebounding ofjohn Mundell, the all around playing of Dan Kataoka and David Fisher plus good scoring from Gary Dyer and Ron Wolfhave provided good basket- ball games for the Liberty rooters this year. The fine improvement of Charles Cekola and Dick Linn have added to the team a great deal this year. These plus first year men Mel Hollen and Phil Reddick have given the team fine reserves. Coming back are Linn, Hollen and Reddick plus two more men with possibilities, Jim Watson and Bruce Dwelley. These will have to fill the big gap that is left. Much will be expected of next year's Soph. class. Bob Pierce has the bad luck of being too old to play next year. He would add much to the team if he could. Without injuries to key players, we feel that we could have won our last eight league games. In only three games has the team been beaten by much. We feel that we have been in each of the other games, many were lost by one, two, or three points. We feel that the season has been successful in many ways although maybe not in wins. Alhambra Liberty Livermore Liberty Amador . . . . . Liberty John Swett Liberty Albany . . Liberty Alhambra Liberty Livermore Liberty Amador . . . . . Liberty John Swett Liberty Albany . . Liberty 1 U, . ., t 22' 1 O X FIRST RO N D Fisher, C. Cekola, J. Mundell, J. Watson, B. Dwelly, D. Linn, B. Pierce. BOTTOM ROW D hatauka G Dyer P Wolf, P. Reddick, M. Hollen. 'Q QQ. ss. .8 Q' oil I 1 u x W , an lx ifqvf I Q T- '- 0 x Av, ll 4 If M - 'TF' to ik Coach Dawson The Liberty High School B basketball team started the year out with only two lettermen retuming to the squad. They were bolstered by nine Freshmen and six Sophomores and one Junior. The early part of the season found the team progressing quite rapidly and they managed to beat Gustine and Clayton Valley. The league season has proved to be very tough. The team suffered the loss of Jess Phelan a returning letterman and illness and injuries to Chuck Dwelley, Pete Smith, and Jess Tarango cut down the team strength even more. All of the boys have shown im- provement and a great willingness to give their best efforts even when all seemed lost. This is the kind of spirit that Liberty High teams are noted for. The future should hold better prospects for many of these boys, for they have gained valuable experience in this season of playing basketball. .12 L X 9 Manager Gallegos 5 1 I I Q , FIRST ROW: R. Somerhalder, J. Morrison, D. Dyer, D. Palati, C. Dwelly, P. bmith, C. Ligon, L. Patti. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cutino, J. Rinset, J. Allen, D. Valverti, J. Tarango R'--.. I bg u' Hifi, . gxqrlggagi do-fy , i, 'hh , .L - . ksx-xx' 'fe' 4: -' ' 5 . 0 1 Q , La. ,I X .1 2? .l L, ff? :watt Tggtrl l , A . . FRONT ROW, L. to R.: P. Ackerman, S. Andrade, D. Pilati, R. Simpson, T. LeVe11, K. Curtis. SECOND ROW: T. Cakebread, D. Davis, C. Peterson, C. Vasquez, M. Griffith, M. Davidson, J. de Fremery. gazed The Dance Band is composed of thirteen members who meer once a week for rehearsals. There is a piano, drums, trombones, saxes, trumpets, and occasionally a clarinet and electric guitar. Mr. Lorin White, elementary school music teacher meets with the band. They play for dances for school and church groups, the eighth grade gradua tion, and other activities. I I ,J A . ' -I in - 1 H' ia I' f l 1 I fl X if u S C 1 . I I ' u A . -hr QI anion pwm The juniors hosted a beautiful and successful prom this year. Their theme, An Evening in Paris, was carried out with side-walk cafe decorations, complete with checkered table cloths and waxed- bottle candle holders. Parents served punch and cookies, and the combo was very entertaining. I ix '11 . I ,.'J If 1 , J, 1' v r ., , J J I . 'lx , ' 'I 1 , X f , . .,. w ' .'. L. 4 ' I' I 1 v v' f .' A 1, ' 1 J .. 'I -1 rs 1 f 1 ' r f 1, '1, I- ' 'I ' ,,',11'.Y. '.', 1 4 in ' r 1, ' ',- .,.'f flvm 4. 1 4 ' ' 1-' 5' f I I 1 r in ,A A ,-'fi' .pf I V1 1 r ,IW qi-6 P 'O .1 lv A 'Q 'PII Qi, Us 'LP' 1 1 Q! RL 4 a kg? 'sf LV Nw I .fi -sp' tl' Q., -J I ff Nora Stefanie 989 Dorothy Enos ex 45: 'ul' Jeri Agui ar . 455 25 Wwe- 633' 5 . s N f Y' 3 S. 7 - , off .5 2-, 5 1341 -'fii5l 0 Jack de Fremery Our Senior year has been very successful and it will long be remembered by all of us. Our first big activity was the Senior coke sale, which was profitable. As Seniors, we were involved in many things but the most exciting was the Senior Ball, which was enjoyed by all. 164460861 We graduate with high hopes for a promis- ing future. It is our desire to be useful men and women in our community. I O 10h '-'rr , Janet Wightman Mr. Alues, Mrs. Soderstrom 'LT , s. 'r if rbv ws' -A PHILLIP ANDERSON Major: Agriculture Spanish Club 56-595 F.F.A 56-58. STANLEY ANDRADE Major: Science, Math, Language, Music Student Council 57-595 Student Court 58-595 C.S.F. Pres. 58-595 C.S.F. 56-595 Latin Club V. Pres. 56-575 Latin Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club 58-595 Rally Committee 58-595 Honor Roll 56-595 Ad- vanced Band 56-585 A Cappella 58-595 Baseball, J.V. 55-585 J.V. Football 56-57. NORMA ANSELMO Major: Home Economics ELMER ARMSTRONG Major: Math, Language, Latin C.S.F. 58-595 Spanish Club 55-595 Latin Club 55-595 Latin Club Treas. 56-575 Lions Pep Club 58-595 Rally Committee 57-585 Honor Roll 58-59. 6: - 1 M RX vi.. BARBARA ABNEY Major: Math, Music C.S.F. 56-575 Spanish Sec. 575 Spanish Club 55 -595 Lions Pep Club 55-595 Rally Committee 56-575 Honor Roll 55-585 G.A.A. 55-595 Girls' Block L 56-595 A Cappella Choir 56 -595 Football Charter 57-595 C.E.C. 58-595 Modern Dance Club 55-595 Swim Show 56-595 Leader- ship Group 57-585 Class Representative 55-56. JERI AGUIAR Major: Music, Foreign Language Annual Staff 58-595 Annual Staff Business Manager 58-595 Student Council 58-595 C.S.F. 57-585 Spanish Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club 58-595 Rally Committee 58-595 Honor Roll 57-585 G.A.A. 58-595 Ad- vanced Band 58-595 Girls' League Cabinet President 58-595 Cheerleader fl-leadj 58-595 Senior Class Treasurer 58-595 Band Council V. Pres. 58-595 C.E.C. 58-595 Senior Steering Committee 58-595 Leader- ship Group 58-595 Football Queen Attend- ant 59. MAGDALENO ALANIS Major: Arts and Crafts Annual Staff Arts Assist. 58-59. GELASIA AMADOR Major: Home Econ. Q' 1 I -A 1 g X DONALD BELL Major: Industrial Arts BILL BEVIL Major: Industrial Arts Honor Roll 583 Boys' Block L 58-593 A Cappella 58-593 J.V. Football 56-573 Var sity Football 58-593 Baseball, J.V. 573 J.V. Basketball 56. BOB BEVILL Major: Music Student Council 58-593 Latin Club 56-593 Honor Roll 56-583 Boys' Block L 58-593 Advanced Band 56-593 Advanced Band Pres. 58-593 A Cappella Choir 57-593 J.V. Football 55'56s Varsity Football 56-593 Leadership Group 58-593 Pres. Band Coun- cil 58-593 Band Council 57-58. HARRY BISHOFBERGER Major: Industrial Arts J.V. Baseball 56-57. 4 w 5 51. w. 47 Q! 1 I ig .AK . . pit in DOLORES BORJON Major: Language, Commercial Spanish Club 56-595 G.A.A. 57-593 Girls' Block L 595 F.H.A. 56-57, 59 C.E.C. 59. NAOMI BROOKS Major: Language, Math, Arts Annual Staff 58-593 C.S.F. 56-573 Spanish Club 55-583 Honor Roll 56-573 G.A.A. 56-595 C.E.C. 58-593 Student Play 58-59. PATRICIA BUTLER Major: Home Econ. MINNIE MAE CAGLE Major: Commercial ,jfyyljg in ' Plz-l +35 1916 X V v PEGGY CHADLIN Major: None ALBERT CHAVEZ Major: Shop, Spanish Student Council 563 Spanish Club 56-593 Honor Roll 58-593 J.V. Football 55-56. DARRELL CHOATE Major: Boys' Block L 57-593 Swimming QB Teamj Varsity Swimming 57-58. ROBERT CLEMONS Major: College Prep. Spanish Club 56-573 Advanced Band 56-57-583 Baseball J.V. 56-57. WANDA CALVERT Major: Commercial Honor Roll 56-59. NORRIS CAMARENA Major: Music Advanced Band 58-593 J.V. Footba1l355-58 IRIS CANTWELL Major: Language Spanish Club 57-593 G.A.A. 55-593 F.H.A. 55'56j Modem Dance Club 55'56j Student Body Make-up Crew 58-593 Swim Show 58-59. CHARLES CEKOLA Major: Agriculture Student Council 595 Spanish Club 573 Honor Roll 58j F.F.A. Pres. 58-593 Varsity Basketball 57-593 Leadership Group 58-593 F.F.A. National Convention 593 F.F.A. State Convention 58. A . . rw, EDDIE COLE Major: Industrial Arts Latin Club 56-59. JOHN COLE Major: Math, Social Studies Latin Club 57-59. LAURA COVERT Major: Math, Latin, Home Economics C.S.F. 56-593 Latin Club Sec. 56-573 Latin Club 56-593 Honor Roll 56-593 G.A.A. 56-593 Girls' League Cabinet Sec. 57-585 Fr. Class SEC.Q Modern Dance Club 56-583 Leadership Group 56-58. SANDRA CRANE Major: Music, Language C.S.F. 583 Latin Club 56-593 Honor Roll 57-583 G.A.A. 56-593 Advanced Band 56-593 Modern Dance Club 57. bl' Q' if M al Zv- f'ii.N 6 'Qs KERRY CURTIS Major: Math, Music Student Council 58-59g Student Court Chief Justice 593 Latin Club Pres. 593 Latin Club 56-593 Honor Roll 56-593 Boys' Block L 57 -593 Band 57, Choir 58-59, Dance Band 56-593 Swimming 55'-156i A's 57 -593 National Merit Scholarship Finals 59. MYRNA DAVIDSON Major: Music Annual Staff Editor 593 Annual Staff 57,595 Student Council 58-593 Student Court Sec. 583 C.S.F. 56-593 Latin Club 56-593 Lions Pep Club 593 Honor Roll 56-593 G.A.A. Sec. 583 G.A.A. 56-593 Girls' Block L 55,593 F.H.A. 59, Band 57,59, Girls' League Cabinet 583 Dance Band 56-593 Merit Award 583 Soph. Hop Queen 57Q Home- coming Queen Att. 593 Civil Liberties Con. 58. ALLEN DAVIS Major: Industrial Arts Football Varsity 57-59. BRENDA DAVIS Major: Commercial J I .l ,..,. gag-, .- ,wwf 55 51,-, ,t.. . N4 1' nr ydvf 1 nf ff 5 :J I xx ' 1 7 . 9, .N -,, '- L 'Vx , X ' 5 Y L A mls MARCUS DUNCAN Major: General GARY DYER Major: Math, Science Student Council 56-59, Pres. 585 C.S.F. 56-595 C.S.F. V. Pres. 57,595 Latin Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club 56-595 Rally Com. Pres. 595 Rally Com. 565 Honor Roll 56-59 Boys' Block L 58-595 J.V. Football 55-565 Varsity 56-595 Baseball 56-595 Basketball 57-595 Soph. I-lop King 575 Leadership Group, V. Pres.5 Student Body, Pres. Jr. Class. ll. JACK DE FREMERY Major: Math, Language, Music Student Council 595 C.S.F. V. Pres. 585 C.S.F. 56-595 Honor Roll 56-595 Boys' Block L Sec. and Treas. 595 Boys' Block L 58,595 Advanced Band 56,575 A Cappella Choir 585 Dance Band 56-595 Football J.V. 56-575 Varsity Football 57-595 J.V. Baseball 55-565 Varsity 56-595 Sr. Class Pres. 595 Leadership Group 59. TERRY DEVINE Major: Agriculture5 Arts 8: Crafts5 Student Council 57-585 F.F.A. 56-595 F.F.A. Pres. 57-59. LORACE. DRYDEN Major: Commercial Spanish Club 56-595 Honor Roll 565 G.A.A. 57-59. MICHAEL DUFFY Major: Math, Science, History Spanish Club 55-565 Swimming B's 56-575 Chess Club 55 -565 Student Body Play 58-59 Q5 . Q . , Q- V ffl' 3 ,sa A . , 1 , .Q-i4 ' ' ' A 'A' 1 of-. - Q 7 Y- Q f Vg, .i ' .. M' A gal , 5 . 0 V I 'I 1 1 . X 35' DONNA EAGAN Major: Home Economics A Cappella Choir 58-59. DOROTHY ENOS Major: Math, Language, Home Economics, History Student Council 56-595 C.S.F. 57-595 Lions Pep Club 595 Girls' League Cabinet 565 Leadership Group 595 Sr. Class Sec. Home- coming Queen 59. of 0' JEAN FRAGA Major: Spanish, Home Economics Spanish Club 56-585 G.A.A. 56-58. DEAN FRYAR Major: Music Advanced Band 59. BETTY GALINDO Major: Home Economics QPacifica High Schoolj Student Council 555 C.S.F. 575 F.H.A. 56-575 A Cappella Choir 56-575 Drama Club. ANN CANNON Major: Commercial, Music Advanced Band 58-59. Qs DARREL ESPARCIA Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 595 Varsity Football 595 Swim- ming A Team 57. MARIA ELENA FERNANDEZ Major: Spanish C.S.F. 565 Spanish Club 56-595 Honor Roll 56-575 G.A.A. 57-595 Sr. Steering Commit- tee 59. DAVID FISHER Major: Language Latin Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club 56-595 Rally Com. 58-595 Honor Roll 575 Boys' Block L 57 -595 Advanced Band 575 Basket- ball 56-585 Swimming B 565 A 56-575 Class. SHEILA FOUST Major: Commercial, Home Economics F.H.A. 56-575 A Cappella Choir 56-595 Mascot 57. YZ, ,xgxi-I? I A Q as if 5 S fb. K K MANUAL GARCIA Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 56-59. KENT GODDING Major: Metal Shop, Arts 8: Crafts5 Latin Club 56. DAVID GONZALES Major: Spanish, Science Student Council 575 C.S.F. 56-575 Spanish Club 56-585 Spanish Club President 575 Rally Committee 585 Honor Roll 56-575 Cheerleader 585 Leadership 57. CHARLES GRAHAM Major: Mathematics Spanish Club 57-595 Lion's Pep Club 565 Latin Club 56-595 Color Guard 56-595 Color Guard Commander 58-595 Cadet Encampment 575 Chess Club 565 Rifle Club 575 Student Body Play 59. ix . l ul. X un... ESTHER GRANADOS Major: Spanish, Home Economics Spanish Club 56-595 Spanish Club Treas- urer 56-595 Rally Committee 585 Honor Roll 595 F.H.A. 57-595 Mascots 58. LOUISE GREEN Major: Commercial Honor Roll 58-595 G.A.A. 56-575 Advanced Band 56-595 Make Up Crew Student Body Play 59. PAUL GREEN Major: Music Spanish Club 57-585 Honor Roll 57-585 Boys' Block L 57-595 Advanced Band 57-595 A Cappella Choir 595 Track B. 575 A 59. RONNIE GOTIERREZ Major: Science, Industrial Arts Spanish Club 56-57. MINNIE I-IUCKABY Major: Commercial CHARLES JACOBS Major: General Spanish Club 56-593 Lion's Pep Club 56-59 DEL RAY JOHNSON Major: Math, Science C.E.C. 595 Spanish Club 59. MITSUKO KAMICAKI Ma'or: Lan age, Art, Social Studies J Su Annual Staff 595 Student Council 573 C.S.F. 57 -595 C.S.F. Secretary-Treasurer 59g Spanish Club 56,595 Spanish Club Secre- tary 575 Lion's Pep Club 56,593 Lion's Pep Club Secretary 585 Honor Roll 56,593 G.A.A. 56-593 C.A.A. Cabinet 593 Teach- er's Club 59. we . Q it . 11. ETTA JO HAMILL Major: General PAT HARRINGTON Major: Commercial Spanish Club 56-57. MIDGE HILL Major: Music Papermakers Pep Club 56-585 Honor Roll 585 A Cappella Choir 56-59. BILL HOUSER Major: Industrial Arts Latin Club 56-595 Honor Roll 56-595 J.V Football 56-573 J.V. Baseball 56-57. in x l Q' ff, DAN KATAOKA Major: Math, Language Student Court 58-595 C.S.F. 575 Latin Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club V. Pres. 585 Lions Pep Club 56-595 V. Pres. 585 Lions Pep Club 56-595 Rally Committee 585 Honor Roll 56-595 Boys' Block L 58-595 Advanced Band 56-575 Basketball B's 56-575 A's 58-595 V. Pres. Jr. Class5 Calif. Boys' State 585 Leadership Group 58-595 Student Body Pres. 595 Student Evaluation Com- mittee 59. GARY KREMER Major: Industrial Arts JACQELINE LAIRD Major: Latin, Math, Social Studies, Music C.S.F. 585 Latin Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club 56-595 Honor Roll 56-595 G.A.A. 56-595 A Cappella Choir 57-595 Student Body Play 595 Modern Dance Club 59. TOM LeVELL Major: Language, Science, Music Student Council 57-595 Latin Club 55-595 Rally Committee 58-595 Honor Roll 56-595 Advanced Band 56-595 A Cappella Choir 58-595 Dance Band5 B Track 57-585 Band Drum Major. I are la ,gnu ii! js 15 fb- 7 Il3 9 fm RAY LaVEAU Major: Arts and Crafts Annual Staff 57-585 Asst. Art Editor5 Art Editor 58-595 Annual Staff 57-595 Boys' Block L 58-595 Football Manager 58-59. CARTER LIBBEY Major: Industrial Arts Advanced Band 56-4585 J.V. Football 56-57. BOB LOONEY Major: Math, Latin, History C.S.F. 57-595 Latin Club 56-595 Honor Roll 57-595 Advanced Band 565 Chess Club 56-59. JOYCE LOPES Major: Commercial 7 W rfw gi 'fogrwiieisl E' 'A '1 'K-as- .'?'2x J 'll ,f . if Y:- a if I 'jr N I rj s ESTI-IER MARTINEZ Major: Commercial Modern Dance 56. ADOLPH MAURISCIO Major: General DONALD MCFARLAN Major: Industrial Arts Boys' Block L 56-575 A Track Manager 56-57. SHARON MCFARLAN Major: Commercial G.A.A. 56-59. KENNETH LOPEZ Major: Math, Science Student Court 595 Latin Club 595 Lions Pep Club 58-595 Honor Roll 57,595 Boys' Block L 595 Advanced Band 575 J.V. Foot- ball 55-565 57-585 Varsity Football 58-595 Baseball B 56-57. LUPE LUNA Major: Home Economics SHARON MACHADO Major: Home Economics, Commercial Annual Staff 58-595 Annual Staff Class Editor 58-595 Spanish Club 55-595 G.A.A. 55-595 F.H.A. 595 Modem Dance Club 55-56. ELOISA MARTINEZ Major: Commercial Spanish Club 58,59 .44 DAVID MCLAIN Major: Industrial Arts Honor Roll 563 Football 55-563 J.V. Base ball 56-573 J.V. Basketball 56,573 J.V. 57-583 58-59 A. ANTONIO MERCADO Major: Spanish Boys' Block I. 58-593 Baseball 56-573 B 58-59 A. CECILIA MIGUEL Major: Clothing, Commercial F.H.A. 56-59. CHARLES MILES Major: Shop Baseball 56-575 J.V. 57-58 Varsity. W,3,,3,,, --if N 3 Qs- ery- fi 'Q ' 1 it LARRY MOORE Major: Industrial Arts Lions Pep Club 56-595 Honor Roll 565 Boys' Block L 57-59 M3Footba1l 55-56- 57-583 J.V. 58-575 V. Basketball 56-57- 585 B. Swimming 55-56 B3 56-57-j 57-583 58-59 A. WILLIJEAN MORGAN Major: Math, Home Economics Honor Roll 56. JOHN MORRISON Major: Math, Language, College Prep. Latin Club 56-595 Lions Pep Club 57-583 58-593 Honor Ro1l56-57-58-593 Boys' Block L 57-583 58-593 Advanced Band 573 Basketball 58-59 Aj Swimming 56 B3 57-59 A. JOHNIE MUNDELL Major: Math Student Council 56-593 C.S.F. 583 Spanish Club 563 Lions Pep Club 59-P3 Rally Com- mittee 593 Honor Roll 56-583 Boys' Block L 59-V.P. 57-595 Football 55-563 J.V. 56-57-58-593 Varsity Basketball 1-J.V., 3-V3 Captain Foot. 593 Fresh. V. P. Sop. P.3 Junior Class Rep. fifjaj :,' 1 X Nb . I' 45. 'C' T' -x' . i CRACIELA OCHOA Major: Commercial Spanish Club Treas. 56-575 Spanish Club 56-595 G.A.A. 56-595 F.l-LA. 56. RUDY OCHOA Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 55-575 Boys' Block L 56-595 Football fJ.V.j 56-575 Varsity Football 57-585 Varsity Baseball 57-58. RICHARD ORNELAS Major: Industrial Arts Track 55-56 B. DAISY OROZCO Major: Spanish, Clothing Spanish Club 56-59. WILLIAM MYATT Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 56-595 Boys' Block L 58-595 Base- ball 56-59. ROBERT NAJERA Major: Language, Commercial, Science v Arts 8: Crafts Spanish Club 56-59. AURORA NEGRETE Major: Home Economics SARAH NEWSOME Major: Home Economics 'F' T 1 -ef'-I S. . I 6. ,. NANCY PADILLA Major: Commercial, Home Economics Spanish Club 56-59. ROBERT PATO Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 595 Basketball 595 Baseball 56-58. WILLIAM PATO Major: Industxial Arts Baseball 55-58. MANUEL POIPAO Major: Industrial Arts w'.,g-fr - at ,V A 7 Q X x .L 'Qs 7 l DARRELL RASH Major: Music C.S.F. 56-585 Honor Roll 55-593 Advanced Band 56-595 C.E.C. 59. GAYNEL RAY Major: Home Economics ALEI-IU RIBEIRO Major: Music Boys' Block L 58-595 Advanced Band 58-59 A Cappella Choir 57-593 Football 57 -58 fJ.V.j Varsity Football 58-595 Baseball 57-59. LESTER ROBERTS Major: General Q lk PAT RODERICK Major: Music Latin Club 56-57-583 Honor Roll 56 58 G.A.A. 56-573 F.H.A. 593 Advanced Band 57-583 A Cappella Choir 58-59. tw JANISE SACCHETTI Major: Home Economics F.H.A. 58-59. fQ . A 'Q SANDRA LEE SELLARS Major: Commercial Annual Staff 58-595 Annual Staff Organiza tion Editor 593 Student Council 58-593 Spanish Club 57-593 Honor Roll 575 G.A.A. 56-593 Junior Representative 583 G.A.A. President 593 Girls' Block L 58-593 F.H.A. 5 8 -59 . JOHNNY SHERFIELD Major: General PATSY SHIROYAMA Major: Home Economics, Math, History C.S.F. 573 Latin Club 573 Sec. Lions Pep Club 56-593 Honor Roll 56-573 Girls' League Cabinet V.P. 57. JULIANNA SILVA Major: Spanish, Home Economics spanish Club 583 G.A.A. 58-593 F.H.A. 57. CA RMEN SANCHEZ Major: Commercial INA MARIE SAUCEDO Major: Science, Band 58-59. W L -vi. L Spanish Club 55'58j 56-573 55-56. Spanish Club 55-593 G.A.A. 55'59j F H A ji 49 --...uf RICHARD SIMPSON Major: Math, Language' Student Council 59g C.S.F. 583 Latin Club 56-593 Lions Pep Club 56-593 Honor Roll 56-593 Advanced Band 573 Dance Band 57-593Commissioner of Technical Affairs 59jS8l'g93.I1t'3-t 'tx1'I'IlS, Junior Class3 Senior Steering Committee 59. BETTY SIMS Major: Commercial Student Council 58'593 C.S.F. 57-585 Spanish Club 58-593 Honor Roll 56-593 Assistant Student Body Treasurer 583 Student Body Treasurer 59. FERRY SMITH Major: Home Economics Spanish Club 56. NORA STEFANIC Major: Commercial, Horne Economics Student Court 593 C.S.F. 583 Lions Pep Club 56-593 F.H.A. 58-593 Advanced Band 583 Student Body Play 583 Junior Class Secretary 583 Senior Vice-President 59. 5-1, '- XI ,- ..3 .35 jr, -3 ., . 5 'QU evra- l , S t 5 SHARON TEAGUE Major: Homemaking G.A.A. 55-593 F.F.A. 55-59. MILDRED TEJADA Commercial, Music Annual Staff 575 Honor Roll 59s C.A.A. 56-583 A Cappella Choir 56-595 Home- coming Queen Contestant 593 Student Body Play 583 Modern Dance Club 59. LINDA TENNANT Major: Latin, Music, Social Studies Student Council 583 C.S.F. 56-583 Latin Club 55-593 Honor Roll 55-593 C.A.A. 55-593 Advanced Band Secretary 573 Vice- President 583 Advanced Band 55-593 A Cappella Choir 593 Girls' League Cabinet Sophomore Rep. 573 Chemistry Essay Award Winner 58g Modern Dance 593 ' Homecoming Queen Attendant 593 Leader- gg... ship Group 57-58. r LYNN TILLOTSON Major: Agricultural F.F.A. 56-593 Boys' Block L 57-593 Boys' Block L Sergeant at Arms 593 Football J.V. 565 Varsity 57 -593 Student Evaluation Committee 58-593 Best Freshman F.F.A. Project. 4 LL- R BETTY WEATHERBY Major: Home Economics Spanish Club 56-57, G.A.A. 56-57, F.l-l.A. 56-57. KAREN WELLS Major: Arts and Crafts, Music Annual Staff Business Manager 57-58, Stu- dent Court Associate Justice 56, 57, Latin Club 57-58, Lions Pep Club 57-58, Honor Roll 56,57, G.A.A. 57,58, Advanced Band 56,57, A Cappella Choir 58,59, Football Charter 57-59, Modern Dance Club 57-58, Basketball Scorer 57-59. FRANK WETZEL Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 59, Lions Pep Club 56-59, B Swimming 56-57. JANET WIGHTMAN Major: Math, History Student Council Sr. Rep. 59, Spanish Club 56-57, Lions Pep Club 59, Honor Roll 56-59 C.A.A. 56-58, Girls' League Cabinet Sr. Rep. 59. ELOISE TORREZ Major: Commercial, Home Economics Spanish 56-59, Honor Roll 56-59, G.A.A 57-59, F.H.A. 56,59. HARRY TORREZ Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 56-59, J.V. Football 56-57, Base- ball 56, Basketball 56. DOYLE TRAMMELL Major: Industrial Arts Spanish Club 58-59, Boys' Block L 58-59 Football 57-58, Swimming 56, Track 57- 59 DAVID VIRAMONTEZ Major: Industrial Arts Annual Staff 58-59, Spanish 56-58, J. V. Football 56, Basketball 56-59. 6-' -..-n-A JOANNE WIGHTMAN Major: Math, History C.S.F. 58 Sec. and Treas., C.S.F. 57-59, Spanish Club 56-58, Lions Pep Club 59, Honor Roll 56-59, G.A.A. 56-59, Jr. Class Rep. DONNA WILLIAMS Major: Choir, Math Student Court 57-59, C.S.F. 56-59, Latin Club 56-59, Rally Corn. 58, Honor Roll 56 59, G.A.A. 57-59, Girls' Block L 59, A Cappella Choir 56-59, G Football Charter 58-59, Swimming Charter 58-59, Girls' St. Delegate 58. MICHAEL WISECARVER Major: Commercial Student Council 58-59, Spanish Club 56, 58-59, Honor Roll 56-57, Boys' Block L 57-59, J.V. Football 56-57, Varsity Foot- ball 57-59, J.V. Baseball 56, Varsity Base- ball 57-59, Most Valuable Player 59, Block L Outstanding Baseball Player Award 58, Sr. Steering Committee. RONAID WOLF Major: Language Latin Club 56-59, Treas. 58, Lions' Pep Club 58-59, Honor Roll 57, Boys' Block L 58-59, Basketball 56,57, A 58-59, Track 57. 'SI 5 BOB YINCLING ' 'Y Major: Arts and Crafts JIM YODER .1 Major: College Prep., Math Annual Staff 58-59, C.S.F. 56-57, Latin Club 57-59, Latin Club V.P. 57, Honor Roll 56-57, Boys' Block L 58-59, B Swimming 56-57, A Swimming 58-59. X 98 50,5044 ,.. WW74z4e7wZTfZamW40w ., A , V. im? , , . ,.,.:.,!,9 U , , L I-7 Tir'-sw' E ' K' 4 .15 A -- mer.:- ,,. -, .0 ,.. V ,ff ' gt ? 1' '. if yr wwf- 5-1, . ' ,f.,,. 5' f , ag.- 'alive ' lr, E V I VL.i g'i.., A , 1 'f ' M 'W 'V' ' V' OX: Li 41 W: C' '--47.5 SWE' 5'9- -fC.TZ7 Aff ff '761f1 ., 44 1 4 'v :gi Q! nr . 9 1 f tugyyfgw 'N H H19- r ,' 1 1 1. 1. s 'fv ' if ' P 01 0 ,, I ..-, ' N:,,.'f .M1 na' xx gif, X Y H A ., 'Y -:JZ M --. . . ' ' f f 1, f- H' y .-4 .L ' 1, ji ' 4,4 ,. - wb M 2 ' i ' A 3 5 , VI' N xl J 3 V s- -xl I Er.. I 4: Q J I H QQ L' 1 La 1- W -91 J w 1 ,..-as ., , , '.v--- Nu' ' , Fw X: gs ,.- N 'T .,,.,. I gif if ft -I AS Q- 'i1iC 773-5.: '- '4 ff Fe l SS..-'lr Q 7: W .ss V ' ,fs- I l ,M , 7 X X J 1 ' V1 Xi' ' ., ' -Q M - X - X , .Q 2 L, K ' . jam - if , x . , --. -ff' : T t EW . YA . J zffffgifl. lff' ,A- ,1- 15 .1 YW. ' k 554 . JL . Q ' fi Ti 1 1- , 1 I I .Qigl .14 M . , ey., - - - M , -Q.-u , W-5 ' . - v f f -. ,gt '- 3 .- f ww ?s 1 -1 fn, by .eg-h 545 . , nga..- W' . I l Q ,I Q Q- A .t ar, If ..'. 1 -vw --fwfr, U , .1 . . WVT. 1:52 FWQ' 1' ax WV- -vr- ' '1!,3'ii5.f x Q ' A ' ,1 y. 1, . 1, P fx' A-.KK Yu.. X FN-4 -eil' A' LJ '28 W., 'N L., ' 1-'Q . up L . iw ' J .J 4 S- 4--v A . ,N , X .. . J, my v -QQ? H f-7' H 'A ,. . x N lg, 1, f ,M if 1 1 v, Ni TI sk Q I l. I . X ' 'Lf i '10'.4. ' CQ if-f ewan 2457 Patience 'i ia V 41 ' w K - V qtvs Q if 'ig ' If M, 2 if i D . ' 'H' ' I f 'Q pb E' Tx ! 'Q 1 JQ9 K ! i , HAR. S I X FAQ' Ki 4 ,X x , .,- .-4 :az 'Zz' ,,fV.' Q, mr .fi . . ,751 A .-f 3' . .' ' .4.- v A r ',,, g a H . 0 X 9 K Lf. EN 1 I ld WV' 2 fs, 'Vik . .b-vm, , : 3 '-1 P1 ,., N 14. 1 .lf 55,5 , xf, .gun ' ' . .uue- 'A i, X xl f SAY 4 1- A -,Q-ff' hx 1 K' 1,4-5, J,- 11,26 I 7 x id X A. ,..-o- 4-a y .9 -,A ,, 1 This will be a year of new faces few boys returned from last year's squad. Most of the retumees will furnish strong in the middle distance and weight events. Those back from last year's Varsity are: John Mundell, 880 84 discus, Doyle Trammel, milerp Allen Davis 220, 440g Robert Hurst, 84 Ron Sylvester in the weights. Some of the boys up from last year's B Team who have shown promise are Charles DeMartini, sprints 84 hurdles, James Allen, milerg Dwayne Davis 84 Paul Tamayo, High Jumpers. Those competing with the Varsity for the first time are Ted McDonald, sprints 84 pole vaultg Bruce Kantlehner, High Jump, Gary Dyer 84 Terry Kellogg, sprints 84 Broad Jump. Sergio Fernandez Gary Morales and Bill Painter in the Shot Put, Kerry Curtis, 440 and Carter Libbey, Hurdles. There has been marked improvement in performance to date and will continue good spirit and effort. Liberty will once again be in the top end of the league Track Teams. c Q9 RU- rz Q Q9 '.r. J ' H H men 5' K m T ER lea i vsfxrl , CH 4 J S A' ' 4 -1441 BACK ROM G Morales M Wisecarver, D. Davis, J. Mundell, B. Painter, J Allen 2nd ROW R Hurst R Sylxester D Trammel G Dyer C Libbey. FRONT ROW: S.Femandez, C. DeMart1n1 T Kellogg B Phelan B 104 39 Y. .rt . -y. 4S'Q lx , :,,w Ll K With a very small but promising B Team this year the Cub will find it necessary to double up spirit and ef- fort to date have been very good. Several members of the B Team squad have moved into strange events in order to insure team balance and have done very well. A great deal is expected from them for next year's team as well. Those who have done well this year are: Tom Wiley, Joe Cutinoi, in the sprints, Jesse Tarango, 330, Jerry Law, 660, Lewis Morgan, 1320, and Tom Mason, High Jump and pole vault. an AB Bruce Nelson--Coach Floyd Snodgrass Manager ' Q TOP ROW: R. Caballero, J. Blubough, L. Morgan, D. Mendes. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cutino, T. Wiley, J Law, J Tarango. 105 ,T. 1 5 - .4-' I f. ' ,ff ,JILL A J' N1 s Q-f I' ' 'C 4 X ,gf .LU 13.2.3 i , N . I g.. 2 . Vgltht 1- :ME M lcfiiix' X65 f V -Nr Nl bv Y rfI'I'U fain XLR Lg ZX7! -L -An ' c Qt-4 rf The 1959 edition of the Liberty Lions Tank Squad has the material to produce a very fine and well-balanced team. Led by such stellar performers of past seasons such as Bill Painter, Co- Captain, Larry Moore, Captain, Jim Yoder, Kerry Curtis, Richard Clemonsg Gil Vasquez, and John Morrison, the team has been greatly augmented by I , H , , , K J the addition of several boys of great I ,S promise such as David Fisher, Mike , . fl 'i Griffith, James Watson, Gunder Rinset, ,U 3,11 p ., l John Lozano, and Darrell Choate. I H A lx li-'K ,'Q,,, E i . The team strength appears to be t r' Ll , J l A ' situated in the sprints and distance ff , p events where our great depth in free , f 1 . ' -v 'YL ., kf, p wwf, ,, stylers is able to make itself felt. The h - J ' f ff ,Vi A p T biggest problem we face this season is 5 , hh, - replacing successfully our losses in the butterfly and backstroke events. Should , Coach, Jack Ferill We develop sufficiently m these events, Manager, Linder Shelton I we could become a team of Champion- ship stature. The team spirit is very high and the boys are very diligent and hard working. Through the past eight years, swimming has rapidly grown into a major sport with forty-five boys trying out for the team this season. Every school record is of no later vintage than 1956 and this season already, the boys have broken three of otu school marks which were set in past years by other fine athletesg they are continuing in fine tradition and are a credit to themselves and their school's proud athletic history. K ffgffs . . M L . a -3' ?,1.f, , . BACK ROW--B. Painter, M. Griffith, J. Morrison, J. Watson, D. Esparcia, R. Clemons, D. Fisher. MIDDLE ROW-- K. Curtis, L. Moore, C. Rinset, G. Vasquez, C. Garcia, B. Murdock. FRONT ROW--K. I-lalloway, D. Choat, J. Yoder, P. Burroughs, J. Lazano, M. I-lollen. Ix The Liberty Cubs of the 1959 season are typical of our early season J uf, -Q .K B teams in that very few of the boys f 1 - J have ever swam or even seen a com- petitive meet. There are several boys who show promise of becoming fine .' - -4-.- ,,f ' 1 . . . i , swimmers who will go on to aid the ,v '11 ,rffg A varsity in the years to come. Tom ' 51.3 , Fitzpatrick, in the butterflyg Tom . i J -if Wisecarver, in the breast stroke, Mike .a. -- -1-A . sz 'XS Q-Y, -.xr ' il e :T F. as are k Frey, in the breast stroke and butterfly, 5f'Lis1gi,g,Q- gis ?g 4- Wayne Battiest, freestyleg and Doug -A ' fcntl' ' S 'yi il-Al I-'Y' Q , lQ?,,L f 3 Tillett, freestyle are but a few of the - -f 15'-11?i: 'QTSS --1'i'Ef gL 'AV' . . - Q gr.3f5'? gl, 5.2 fellows who have been doing a fine gv A ':, F589-' job already this season. ' s----.?5-Tg15- ' ' , n ' 35.155-1 1,1 --35-5 These boys spend much of their if, ----7' ' f' I E Q 5 .. . . 1 t time experimenting with various strokes so that many times, they do not begin to improve to a great extent until very Coach, Chales McKee Manager, Dave Armstrong late in the season. This is the first season that the Lions have been able to put a man in each B event though, so the tum-out for the squad was larger than it ever has been in the past. nf n , , I 1 1. if-3, -,, . 7 Q 1 ? .al BACK ROW--D. Pinaire, J. Harden, D. Johnson, W. Battiest, D. Grant, R. Yoder, T. Wiscarver. FIRST ROW--K. Bloodworth, T. Fitzpatrick, J. Agan, D. Carr, C. Jacobson, D. Pederson. 108 I vb- '-x. . ,,, r f ' r-J-, ' . ' - , ,.',g' !-WWQ, 17J-57: .f ?1,', '.h'jLE,kf:,!'g3 !f.,g,5: , QI., M, .V A I 'f 'f -12-J - 1 + w, A'-' K -US' s S .1 'XJ1 ,I -,vm 6 , , Q , ,Mm .4 ik 9 -+.A:. '-QA V 1 r. 1,M'sLw:l u 1 .4.I,,,-., A,-fi-E., ' 'U 3 -1 I'i.a21 W ' 'fs -Jr. '1 LV, ,V :WW L -.X . , ' - ' .15 . 'N , ,'v 5.12: , Q D j A r , , L , X -5. sie'-' -1-4 ef:- A ma 1 ,wil 1 ' , -qu T A' -' 'Mm E'..,-x'- 'Y Q4 S-w--l,- .4 - ' f Qgf., 14-34.1. '-is -A.-avg -, - . Jxfu M, '- , . ' XWWQ , T- . INA: , ,1 ,. -1, .,....v--J'-,xx , Captain - -Larry Moore 5- N xx . s W.: 'X h ., I-L 0 -mv' 7', --Q1 r .rmWQ4f,.- s In , ., H1 W , .- Coach, Lou Bronzan At the time of this writing the varsity baseball team has won two and lost two practice games. The Lions defeated San Ramon 8 to 2 and Pacif- icia 9 to 8 while losing to Antioch and Ripon. The prospects for this season are better than last year since Liberty lost but two players by graduation. Coach Lou Bronzan feels that if the Lions pitching staff develops enough and the hitting improves Liberty will give the favored John Swett, Liver- more and Alhambra teams a battle for the league crown. Seniors leading the varsity are sec- ond basemang Mike Wisecarverg last year's team captain, left fielder, Gary Dyer, last year's leading hitter, Alehu Ribeiro, Jack deFermery, An- tonio Mercado and Stan Andrade. Besides the seniors the squad includes Mel Hollen, David Whitely, Dennis 4 - 1 w Manager, Charles Peterson Granado, Bob Pierce, Tom Cakebread, James Ricioli, Phil Reddick, Mel Minor and Terry Kellogg. Willie Myatt, last year's leading hurler, didn't play because he was forced to quit school in order to work. IN' If 3 Q ROW 1--G. Dyer, S. Andrade, T. Kellogg, J. deFermery, J. Ricioli, A. Ribeiro. MIDDLE ROW--D. Whitley, D. Pilati, M. Minor, P. Reddick, D. Dyer, D. Granados. FRONT ROW--A. Mercado, T. Cakebread, M. McAtee, M. Wisecarver, B. Pierce, M. Hollen. S4414 TOP ROW--A. Ribeiro, J. De Fremery. MIDDLE ROW- -G . 1 0 1 I Dyer, A. Mercado, M. Wiscar- ver. BOTTOM ROW--S. Andrade, B. Pierce. rf- 1' 1 gf., ' The 1959 J.V. Baseball team has had only one game at 1 this time. lt is hard to tell just how good a team is at this 1 date, but we seem to have better hitting this year than we ed have had In me Paftx . . M Although the hitting was good there is room for im- i,, , ,, , ,,,?2gi i -' provement in the fielding and baserunning department. i' Improvements in this should come with practice and in experience. 'nl N ici yi, This years team is composed of P. Parez and R. Esau. At the catchers position, D. Pilati and Frank Robles at first base, F. Franco and L. Patty at second, D, Dyer at third, C. Ligon and B. Slagel at short stop. Then the outfield we have C. Smith, J. Riley, I. Rinset, F. Brumen, D. Fryer, D. Grant, and J. Vaught. Sharing pitching duties this year will be D. Paliti, C. Ligon, R. Parez, J. Rinset and C. Smith. Given the expected improvement that usually comes with experience, the group could develope into a fine J.V. baseball team. ,W.7e4m .Ku .kg it f-. TOP ROVV: C. Ligon, P. Smith, D. Fryer, J. Riley, B. Slagel, I.. Patty, D. Sanchez. MIDDLE ROW: D. Grant, R. Parez, A. Parez, C. Long, T. Villaobs, F. Brumen. BOTTOM ROW: R. Esau, F. Franco, B. Martinez, J. Rinset, J Vaught. ,,,, lb 4?- 1 ,.- -fm . . 1,-nP':.,Qsdf.' ,.. -'. s ' - ns- V , '-nn..mg, M gg 1- . '.. ,xxx - , -, x ..., 1-Q54 5 '5V.'-I-.'-,i s Q .gi 71 -w-. 3 - - N1 'lx'u - ff.1H..A 1- N-. 1 N' 5 ' ' I - A, s Y' . W 1 x '-. '-' Ji'?'w.'m.. -- ,.. x ,. 5 . ',,.L,n-I f AM P,:.w,3- n- ,x 4 A-xx.. .:-,- A -.---Q-s -J. 34. mx, w. .il-' . . N., 'YJ Nh ,N tfbg , v-- . .. n..'fE-if ' '5' gjjif. 7 1 ,Fjjf-' 'tsfn .1 'Q-'Q-41mg 31:65-FIPS A-.fs - . fx. 'I +1- H ,- lK ., . ,A-xi s--v-,:,- fi-L'1l h -..QP.'.- .z. ,, --v w , A -...i '-54-L' K ,- -x-1-3: Q :'::' C'f-1 l' V fi.f '. .,: . L - .NI - lf , , ' -- iff' .wb- ' jd el, f :PV -a',l ' -gl 1 HW ng ? i - 1-'I'-.1 fF?5f- 1:54 . -L -...ag I l f , . 1 5.1 22 v'4 1 X .JF J 2 S 'v fgff . -x .-' 4, , - .. 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Myrna Davidson The 1959 Lion could not have been possible without the support and cooperation of the merchants rep- resented on the following pages. It is our intention to give them our support through the coming year. Gratefully, CLOVERLEAF FARMS Local Dairy Products Knightsen, California LIN EN SUPPLY DUST CONTROL SERVICE CONTRA COSTA LINEN SUPPLY PL 7-3360 1409 Fourth St Antioch, California ' n fi' X X Q f , x f' Y , R xi K W ,-,5,-W, N, ' LH A DAYLITE MARKET Congratulations to the Graduates of 59 Brentwood Oakley 7 ' , swam Wi' MLS TlTO'S 210 G. Street PL 7-3386 Antioch Y , '-. '55 . s , S , hr GRAMATIS' Feminine Style Center Antioch Shopping Center 1828 A Street Antioch BEN PETERSON Real Estate Insurance 761 2nd St. Brentwood Good L uck Seniors STAN'SMARKET Magazines - Groceries Drugs - Meats - Films Records Bethel Island Overbrook 4-227i DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON 3l2 Oak Street Melrose 4-3708 Brentwood 'wooo . 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