Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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-bit .4.l,5p55g59?3 ' 19 1 og 62 We the 1962 Annual Staff dedicate this annual to the Senior Class. While considering what person or group to bestow this honor upon we were duly impressed by the school spirit the Seniors of '62 displayed throughout their four years at Liberty. This tribute is paid not only to those students but to their ad- visors, Miss Graber and Mr. Bascom. We hope the loyalty of these seniors will be an inspiration to the many classes that follow. In this way the Seniors will be leaving one last and very important legacy to their school. 2

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umm We entered Liberty Union High as very excited and ambitious Freshmen. The year of 1959 included for us a reception given by the Sophomores which made us feel very wel- come, and our very first dance with the theme Young Dreams. Concluding the year we gave an assembly called Around the World in 80 Days that presented to the student body skits, patomines, and a humorous portrayal of jungle Jim by Mr. Bascom. Our Sophomore activities were equally as enjoyable as our Frosh year, with our coke sale, car wash, a reception given for the incoming Freshmen, and the receiving of our class rings. Last but not least our Sophomore Hop rounded out the year. It's theme-- Harbor Lights with Barbara Baroni and David Dyer reigning as King and Queen. As juniors We had a year packed full of excitement also. We started off with our an- nual coke sale, and the Winning of lst place for the noisiest float in the Homecoming parade. It ended with our junior Prom under the theme of Corinthian Elegance which was a wonderful success, and our junior Picnic. We looked ahead eagerly to be a Mighty Senior. Well, we finally made it--Seniors at last! This year has been the best of all. It was filled with so many exciting activities. Our display of spirit at Homecoming with Sharon Roper as our Queen, the coke sale, Senior Ball, and best of all Senior Week. The year will end with our graduation from Liberty Union High and with us we will take all the fine memories of four years packed full of excitement and enjoyment. We hope that the classes to come will share this warm feeling we have for our years at Liberty. Ffwslv Qoplv f 55 I ,if ff s 'Y . W. ,f Qfu. I v f 3 it L .