Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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'Q ! r Y '1- 'K 5 A -L '-Q49 I I .1161 Stanley E. Nunn, Harry A. Hobbs, Fabin Richart, Jr., Frank Stonebarger, Abe Kaplan. BDARD OF TRUSTEES IMPROVEMENTS I 960- I 961 a :J P lj tif 4,1 --f I ' 1.4 ' . '4 - .D ull, . , K., , I-1 151 i i -- 'S V , 4 ,.4i1,.,,y . 'pl' 'vw ' '. E ' .' -- -! f'1 9' Viz: gl?-f-,ea ,Q 7:1-' Q' Znkxv - , -5 -',j: ' ' gfffliurd il-1- 'IQ ' -W fo .,:-,r,. .QE sq' L .-. N . -f'. .n?1xKA 4

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it MW anti FACULTY ,Q -vi, ,.' - I. - 'rf P V 3265 Mrs. Jamenel ' Miss Graber Agro, Z 'glgfg DEDICATION We, the Annual Staff, dedicate the 1961 Lion to Mrs. Jimenez and Miss Graber, whose untiring efforts and never failing humor have made the girls' athletic program at Liberty one of the most outstanding of its kind. To two of our favorites we pay tribute. THE ANNUAL STAFF 2 - Qil l

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l ' i SUPERINTENDENTS A p. yr MESSAGE ,fl , ' ' l j Q, To the Class of 1961: 1 m g'-7 Here it is graduating time again. Another group of future p I 11 citizens is graduating from Liberty. You are now quite well- . yy. I educated and thinking young men and women. You do not y -e14 , V just accept everything said to you, but do some critical -J ll T' analyzing before reaching a decision. This, among other ,A A,-A-F, . things, is what the school has tried to accomplish during ' -2 ' fi your four years here. Continue to be critical thinkers, re- i ' E 4 A, gardless of your future pursuits in adult life. Especially be 7 ' A ' '- vi V , critical in your political choices, so that only the best ,V 1, -e 1 ' f is people will represent you in government. Be critical in your ' thinking about your personal decisions, your life's work, 5 choosing a mate, and your moral and spiritual values. I do 1 not mean for you to be trouble finders, but rather to give xx 1 fl 1 serious thought to issues before making important decisions. X x f lf you and the thousands of others graduating this year will be thinking citizens, we need not have too much worry about f 4 X our country's future. ' ' W. 1 Ni W . r I - A Congratulations on your graduation and sincere wishes for your future. Very truly yours, L. Vemon Greenleaf QUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL PRlNClPAL'9 MESSAGE Members of the Class of '61, as you write the pages of your life's book, my sincere desire is that you find with- in the pages an interest, a challenge and a satisfaction. And, if within the history of your high school days, as recorded in this fine yearbook, you have found an in- spiration toward a successful and happy plot, we, of your Administration and Faculty will cherish the thought that in some small way we may have made a contribution to that success. Very sincerely, Frank H. Vonder Ahe