Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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,ax 'UL-, The Block L society is composed of varsity letter winners. . P Q F- . 1 Q :I ' , ..- This year the society sponsored the Harlem Clowns and a March V, dance, helped with the Christmas food drive and aided with student body assemblies. Also, the organization purchased films for some of the home football games and weights for a weight training pro- gram. Officers were: President--Efraim Martinez Vice President--James Ricioli N- Sec. and Treasurer--Tom Cakebread Sgt. at Arms--Gary Walker . E Advisors--Jack Fermi , -' -. 592 Lou Bronzan FRONT ROW: F. Beruman, G. Walker, J. Ricioli, D. Davis, B. Painter, D. Mercado, G. Rinset, SECOND ROW: R. Clemons, S. Fernandez, D. Sanchez, P. Reddick, R. Barrioes, W. Wright. THIRD ROW: D, Whitley, M. Minor, C. Morales, D. Cranado, T, Kellogg, C. De Martini, T. Cakebread, FOURTH ROW: R, Sylsvester, R. Hurst, J. Allen, D. Lynn, J. Watson, M. Griffith, D. Dyer, G. Vasquez. FIFTH ROW: R. Caballro, C. Garcia, G. Armstrong, C. Ligon, R. I-lartgrove, BACK ROW: Mr. Ferrill, Mr. Bronzan, D. Munoz, D. Machado, J. Tarango. - .. .R . X 0. '-U '39 - ., , i ' -7 ' W' a , 'sg I Pa .-..whm-,W A ig W . 'Q-'M I ev M.. i X.. ec MQL M-f-a.,.,, gf . QIN1., -g 'yi as ' ot. ' C Q ,i ,V ,A , - 9 ' ffl fs- .15 1 W' ' XR.-hwy r QQ 'Q as K I . -- ,hug Y -xr .. -- 'ff 1-af + fa. so gi I T T i Ti i 9-Y' .'Q?-ii-tl-R 7 ... -. Q0 4. va 'Z' 'O gage' 33066 '

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7.2 , 7 .1 f -I 'J FRONT ROW: P. Pato, R. Joseph, B. Vengley, L. Highfill, C. Freitas, D. Bloomfield, K. Brewer, SECOND ROW: E. Machado, D. Lopes, F. Caldera, R. Barrios, B. Dwelly, J. Silva, T. Cakebread, D. Machado, C. Dwelly, E. Machado, L. Patty. THIRD ROW: E. Kniss, R. Gonzales, H. Young, J. Burton, T. Sanchez, C. Jacobs, L. Shelton, B. McCu.ne, B. Belleci, B. Anderson. BACK ROW: W. Machado, F. Alanis, G. Hagerty, E. Aguiar, G. Walker, D. Lopes, D. Lewis, B. Burroughs, J. Teixeira. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys enrolled in high school Vocational Agriculture classes. The FFA motto is: beaming to do Doing to learn Eaming to live Living to serve QD V P f' ' The FFA has many functions during the year. One of the most fl I exciting was the Barn Dance, the first dance of the year. Their program leads to the improvement of Agriculture as a whole, and ultimately to the ownership of the farms and the improvement of rural citizenship. , ,I Advisor--Mr. Havens President--Ray Barrios