Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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This may seem like an overly critical statement from those responsible for presenting this yearbook However, to show the many faces of Liberty would take several hundred pages. This was not possible: but though individual efforts, we have attempted to present the faculty, students, curriculum, activities, organizations, and sports in an interesting and organized manner. The staff of 196-L-05 proudly feels that the Liberty presented between these pages is the same one which we have grown to know. Q ' FAcuLTY cuRRlcuLuM CONTENTS FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES SOPHCMORES ATHLETICS LIRIIORS QCENIZATIJQEJ SENIORS 1 H l I 4 Q- --as sn, - .A-N. 1.4 -5, , Q- 5 ' - 'Jia . -- LZ -- .'-Q 'Imp-. H-,..-,-ch ,5 mf- ran-'lf Q.',-gi 'f.:F'vs3f' A -' ' X hr '- - ..:- -u . Lr..'?i3.d , ' ' Building site for our new library. Eight minutes to go to your locker, pass a word to a friend, and hurry to your next class. Glimpses Of Z? we -5135754 ' ' Ev . I l 'tif-?'t Wil -' 1 ' Y fa'f'5':C , 1 The Veterans Memorial Hall provided tempo- X , y'x-'iljffrr rary classrooms. A ff: 35,4 ' .g 'W if ,A frgr-iff ' ' - lllwiw ' . M 3. i I ag. nw ' l A N '- 4 i -.Q ' A-P4-91 ann.. , A ,rv - . . ., 5- - ' ga.-.QA -DA.. 1..m.f,h FJF? ,..1-. ,-4 ' -N .,,,f2..aw. .1 , + f ' -nf-ix A i -A ' i it -i i f .fb-ia 9' 5-'W V , 2 5 Y Libert xx i The fire of M-arch 24, 1963, left Liberty with its main building destroyed. Temporary quarters were taken up in the Legion Hall, one block from the main campus, and in the Girls Gymnasium. With the citi- zens passage of a building bond and the start of build- ing construction this year, the face of Liberty has been everchanging. Students follow a gravel path from bus to lockers. 1 '7 y anna as 1 M ll ll uw 1 -...f li ll ll Bl ns ' ' .2 s at -1 -- ,. pg P' fn sw-Q t tn? J. if 3 fx: Ag, png. . v -zz: A ing , ' ' g.'at - - . L el YT' rv' 4.41 l ,v 'r ul N64 2? if In 'Y a i For her devotion and inspiration to students, Annual Staff proudly dedi- cates the '65 LION to Mrs. Mary jane Barnes. Mrs. Barnes's early education was obtained in Kentucky, the state in which she was born. She furthered her education at Arizona State where she received her Masters Degree in English and Social Studies. After fifteen years of teaching ex- perience at various schools, Mrs. Barnes joined the teaching staff of Liberty. During her years with us she has taught English, drama, public speaking, and journalism. Besides being active in many social and school functions, Mrs. Barnes finds time to write. She has written and published a number of plays and has recently published two books of poetry, DELTA PORTRAITS and THE OPPOSITE SHORE. To Mrs. Barnes, wife, mother, teacher, authoress, and friend, we would like to express our apprecia- tion and gratitude. . .I leave you the golden sun in spring To overrun each day your cup with fire. . Birthday Gifts, Delta Portraits by Mary jane Barnes LEFT TO RIGHT Frank Stonebarger Leo Pilati Clerk Kenneth Dwelleyg Floyd Pederseng Harry Hobbs, On the Board ol' Trustees' shoulders rests the responsibility of giving our students the best edueution possible. Their decisions shupe the future of Liberty, and, indeed, our future citizens. By their support of L1 long- range building program and more diversified course offerings, they have gone a long way to insure quali- ty education at Liberty. Board Shapes Future .W i i J...+, President Mr. Boulding inspects early constxuc tion work. 1 Ki -- wg? .4-4 I,l 'Gif , Superintendent ,Nkn1VVHh A man with a purpose. That purpose is to improve constantly and update the education of the Liberty students. Every day from eight in the morning until often late in the evening, Mr. Wayne Boulding can be found doing such tasks as supervising the new QOHSETUQ- tion, interviewing job applicants and discussing new course offerings and improved curriculum with the staff. Purpose just as the curriculum was fitted to the students of 1904-1905, so is it being tailored and improved by Mr. Boulding for the students of today and tomorrow He is ever serious about his duties but still possesses a keen sense of humor and a contagious smile. These, along with a willingness to consider each problem with patience and fairness, are but a few characteristics of Liberty's Superintendent- Principal. f 1 Administration Runs Smoothly These gentlemen complete the Administrative team that causes Liberty to run smoothly, de- spite some temporary quarters for classrooms and problems presented by the building pro- gram. Each handles his share of the load, with Mr. Bronzan's taking care of student activities and student control, Mr. Noble's being in charge of counseling, and Mr. Clayburn res- ponsible for student control and attendance. They have enthusiastically tackled their daily duties, plus the other necessary jobs required of an administrative department. d+' l..Lm.E.d A mm pw , 3 Assistant Principal MR. LOU BRONZAN Vice-Principal MR . G ERALD CLAYBURN V, - Y Vice- Principal MR. VERNON NOBLE 9 .xx 1 -'4,.i-4.5 , Head Counselor. MR. VERNON NOBLE, helps Loren Randall obtain a change in classes. Counselors Do Many Jobs MR. LEONARD LUCIO Checks on information from the University of California. The eounseling department arranges elass sehedules, advises on personal problems, eonduets tests that reveal abilities and interests, and helps the student in ehoosing his courses. u'-4' 47 Miss Lida Logan studies test scores before programming next year's freshmen. All this is done under the eapable leadership of Vernon Noble. The tire- less work by Leonard Lueio, and the enthusiasm shown by Miss Lida Logan in her first year at Liberty, have been invaluable . 'F Q - 'F IlUI!nH.l.IKIIQ mn lnvulmmmtf mm 'Wi ,xi ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Ernell Modrall SCHOOL NURS E Barb ara Bonnickson fx NJ 3 2 2 ga Q- FINANCLAL SECRETARY Nancy I-Iisatomi ATTENDANCE OFFICE Mildred Johnson Helpful Office Staff COUNSELING SECRETARY Alta Ackerman I I MAIN OFFICE Gladys Irwin i E'.... '....'T... 5.1 ' X -l'.:.I':'..... ' ,' . :L :arf qi 1 I ' ' I gf W 1 fe- -'--'- '-sf: 'vi 1 ,w I -f -W. I .C 1 I nun-n-...ia 1' l . g ' ,185 5 .,....-wav.,-.,---uvqnvillhb . 4 ' , 'X u r' N W -4 ,AA an VE I A ll Cur Friendl I Classified Staff These are the amiable people who see to it that we have school transportation, have a neat, clean campus fnot an easy chore with the construction work in progressj, and that our facilities Clighting, heating, etc.J are kept in repair. MT- Gullef Mr. Graves Supervisor of build- Head Custodian ing 8 ground. ' . ,Q7 fi. , .A . , Q .X .iv--. Mr. Belscher Mr. Gambel Mr. Stallings Mr. Azevedo Maintenance Custodian Maintenance Custodian Custodian 5 ' I ' I r rw- S 'V' ' dxf Mr. Wadley Mr. Epling Mr. Roofe CuSt0di2n Gardener Gardener Mr. Addington T1'211SP0YT32fi0f1 Mrs. Clemons Mrs. Addington Mrs. Graves Foreman Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver .912 is as sig 12 Y FA CUL TT CURRI C UL UM f ,, WALTER SHARAFANOWICH A.B.,M.A.,B.L.S. Librarian. 947 students, 45 teachers, 118 subjects all make demands on the library for books, films, periodicals, newspapers, and audio-visual materials used in 35 classrooms. Because of this the library has been selected to open the faculty and curriculum section. A library that was almost destroyed by fire in 1963, has had a startling growth from the few hundred books salvaged to to a rising number of over 4, 400. Each of the new additions is carefully select- ed by Mr. Sharafanowich with the aid of the instructors. Liberty's library is its nerve center, one that is growing and improving to keep pace with the growing needs and changes of our school. e Nerve Center Of Liberty Foreign Languages Aid In Future World Harmony v x 1 ' P4 . 1 ' -- -r , if ' 1 I L . ZOX , .XY 1 X ETI-IH, VAN TASSEL A.B., MA., Latin I, II, III, U. S. History Latin Club, JCL, CSF. J' Richard Anaya gives Cindy Lima a helping hand with Buenos Dias, or Salute, welcoming phrase from our for- eign language department greets you. Developed to be the bridge which draws the world closer together, our three foreign language teachers have sought to carry this out to their fullest capacity. Students are enabled to obtain four years of knowledge in either Spanish or Latin, in which they become accustomed to the grammar and sentence structure while being given an insight into the background and culture of the people associated with these languages. 4-A-3 Q JAMES ALVES EVELYN GRIFFITH 'D ' B. A. I K 5, N SpanishI,II,III,IV Spanish I, I1 1 Spanish Club . AFS A f English 11. A ' ff I5 4-J MARY JANE BARNES A. B. , M. A. English I, II, IV Freshman Class Dept. Chairman of Language Arts English The Medium ,Qs Complete fascmation expressed. janet Peard absorbs Shal-cespeare's Hamlet. L JOHN YANCEY A. B. English I, II, III Freshman Class. MARGUERITE BREWSTER A. B. , M. A. English I, II, III Senior Class Encompassed in the World of English at Liberty lies varied subjects from public speaking to journalism . Oral and written expression as well as appreciation for the literary arts are gained and enriched through these classes In their three years of English students receive an insight in- 2 to the lives of numerous ac- complished authors and their outstanding works . Helping the students to express themselves in public speaking and journalism is Mr. Ellrie Von Schopp, a newcomer to Liberty 'S teaching staff. Of Fluent Self-Expression Ii: .,.. 3 .. X, Q , X I , Y Q. X Z vt--,. . ,Q- A . X . I ' 1' br OLIVER K. BASCOM A. B. Engiish i,i1,1v. To help students in English courses Liberty has a new teacher, Mrs . Georgia Cook. Working with the English teachers, she aids students in reading improvement at their respective levels . She also has a Pupil's Personnel Credential which makes her very useful to the Counseling Department in giving I.Q. tests when needed. . 17 fn I ou- , I . C nl ELLRIE VON SCHOPP A. B. A. , B. S. English II5 Public Speakingg journalismg Liberty Bell Advisorg Playrnakers Advisor. 2' A 3 3 1:- 1. if J HAROLD CHILD A. B. Western Civ. 5 En- glish I. Ce 11. i' I 1 GEORGIA COOK A. B. , M. A. Reading Improvementg Psychometristg Soph- more Class Advisor. Mathematics Develops Reasoning 6? 1 Ut , F W 7' f' I 1 I R l EILEEN FITZGERALD A. B. Ge ometryg Ge neral Math. e 'W . Miss Fitzgerald assists Brian Hanner in constructing geometric , -5, x figure. 'T' - i - lf:-., I fir -'.L'+,'1- ' ,s A , MADALEIN CRAIG ' 'V' A.B. ' lq,x Trigonometry and Solid Geometryg ! I .Algebra I3 Senior Remedial Mathg fgffg S Student Governmentg Student Council RONALD DEN UYL 'lfilx , 1-Q. Advisorg Math and Science Department A'B' ' M'A' .P gn- xiii? Chairman. General Mathg Alge- il -- fj ,. 1- ,, QTSQ-T. bra I, Ilg Pep Club Ad- 5 xv. - .lg visorg Chess Club Ad- ' 1 '-is . Iggfjfg.. v visor. Don Minor increases his skill with the slide rule. Mathematics has fascinated man since his early history. and still puzzles and intrigues the human mind. Since the stress on this mbject has become greater with the passing years, Liberty has developed a well rounded program designed to fit the future. The mathematics teachers have conveyed their knowledge of basic mathematics. Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Trigonometry to the students. with added instruction for those who need further help. Because of the interest shown in these courses, the mathematics depart- ment has added a new instructor, Mr. Ronald DenUyl, who teaches Algebra I and II. I8 Science Promises Much More Science is an art to which we should give credit for our many comforts. These luxuries are product of thought. The Science Department endeavors to stimulate thought, to develop the scientific attitude, and to encourage experimentation. One year of science is required of Liberty students. They obtain this through General Science, taught by a new teacher, Mr. Robert Glenn. Advanced General Science students apply basic knowledge to probe for new factsg biology students learn through dissectiong aspiring chemists launch them- selves into lab experimentsg and physics Students find excellent opportunities for advanced explora- tion by using various acquired skills. 1 'V' ei gs..-A FRANK PHILLIPS ROBERT GLENN B. S. A. B. Biologyg General Scienceg Senior Advisor. General Scienceg Gen- eral Mathg Coach, j.V. Baseball. Mr. Phillips' friend captivates the Biology class. Marla Swope and Dave Mclfarlan are fascinated by Chemistry. .. 3' nl , .5' K I E+ QREXM K ,ww vu-X 'Is DEWEL MORGAN A. B. Chemistry Physics Advanced General Science Photo Lab. Advisor 13 Tv. Z 'N-.vip xN',U- . Q.. l 4 SUE FORTNER B. A. Business Fundamen- tals, Typing Ig Re- cord Keepingg Book keeping I, II5 junior Class Advisor. IN, ra , e 1 W .,,1-.. K 1 ROY KRUMLAND A. B. Typing II5 Clerical Office Practiceg Bu iness Department Chairman. Commercialists Perfect Skills FRANK PAYNE B. A. Typing lg Short- hand I5 Business Fund. W- - ,-qnfqcvffiq ' ' a f f Accuracy and speed are emphasized by Mr. , -,. Krumland to Billie Carlile, Magdalena Lopez, E and Brenda Treat. ,-1 I N- ' la .JV I DONALD YEAC-ER B. S. Shorthand II, Typing I5 Business Math. Walking along E-wing, one can always hear the clatter of typewriters and the tinkling of bells on a dozen carriages. The business courses offer a basic education to those who wish to have a part in the business world. Students are introduced to such skills as typing, filing, accounting, duplicating and sten- ography. In his first year at Liberty, Mr. Donald Yeager is an important addition to this depart- ment. Also important to a business career are the fundamentals students learn such as record keep- ing, bookkeeping, clerical office practice, short- hand, and business mathematics. JI ' i , Z' L, 'X I r ' O c I' X .- 43-. --. lux lf. , : 5 - A V ' 0 hx' ' K ' A Arts Create New Horizons las,-s.Wq-, .w X cfQX-L'V Studying Carol Lazar s award winning painting are ROBERT MUMM B. A. Basic Industrial Artsg General Shor Metalsg Basic Craftsg Advan- ced Crafts. There is no one correct answer in the Art Department Instructors encourage new and original solutions to the varied problems that are presented After completing the in- troductory Art Fundamentals course, stu- dents are prepared to advance to Design and Compositionl II III, or Advanced Crafts, where they receive more specialized instruc- As the year progressed, many awards were won by the creative students and instructors 5 4 I O Mr. Peters, Edith Hal- Robert Nevarez found worklng on the potter s wheel a rewarding challenge The Applied Arts Show gave the students a XTC sf M final chance to exhibit the hundreds of pro- AMN jects they have labored on since last Sept- Q odern Farming, A Challenge f 'Q .Q DONALD RODRIGUEZ B. S. Vocational Agricultureg Landscape Gardeningg F.F.A. Advisor. S.. i Because ofthe importance of farming in the surrounding Brentwood area, the agriculture department at Liberty has been greatly developed. With access to a full one and one-fourth acres of land and two new greenhouses, the department has been able to place more emphasis on actual field training. Mr, Rodrigues has acquired new soil bins, must propagation, outside work benches, and a storage shed: all of which provide a more complete agricultural program. 'x lblx KENNETH FOR- LOW B. A. , M. A. Architectural Draw- I ,- 1 ingg Mechanical -8, Drawing I, Ilg Basic 1 Industrial Arts. af L. I HA . sg if Lf , ifif s. Maxine Ames receives Drafting machine instruction from Mr. Forlow. -UA Transplanting landscape shrubs are Bert Durnmer and Mark Massoni. Drafting Utilizes New Equipment To keep up with the progress in modern industry, the drafting department has presented a pro- gram encouraging the use of modern drafting equipment. Girls have been welcomed into this department because of the new trend for female labor in industry. Besides the Mechanical Drawing I and Il classes, there were also two classes offered in Archi- tectural Drawing. These courses have been found to be a good background for varying oc- cupations such as drafting. interior decorating and engineering. Today s Students Two divisions of Industrial Arts program are wood which the boys are trained to operate safely and shop and metal shop. Students in these classes de correctly velope skills that can be used later in learning The most recent course addition to the program is tn-ades. These classes are equipped with machines Auto Mechanics taught by Mr Calvm Boyd I if 'ix x ity I DANIEL SAMMET A. B. Wood Shopg Math- ematics. 'tvs GERALD CLAYBURN A.B., M. A. Wood lV5 Applied Arts Department Chairman. Future Homemakers Gain Skills i Q 1 ,LK Since I..U.l-I. S. students are style conscious Shelly Kloepfer and Vicki Martinez NOT PICTURED: BEATRICE CROSS M. A. Clothing I, II, III, IV5 Homemaking Il. l ' t ' . . . . ay Ou 3 new dress pattern Cindy Sanchez carefully measures out ingredients for a new Home Economics encourages the domestic skills, which will be needed by all girls in the years to come. Freshmen are offered Basic Home- making which teaches the fundamen- tals of cooking and sewing. For se- cond year courses girls are offered Homemalcing ll Cooking or Home- making ll Clothing. I-lomemalcing Ill includes a study of child care, inter ior design, nutrition, and marriage preparation. These courses provide the essentials for future wives and mothers. Q' ' GAYLE KRUMLAND If Sis f Homemakingg F.H.A. Advisor. A.B. l , fn. R . 4 secret recipe. Fw' fx, ,ff v 24 -f 'ri S gg: 4 g? ff Individual Instruction Important - , tba, JIS El' , ' it Yu. - . 'VE' - . , .I v 11- at 1 ' 2 , :- ju ..'- - Q hy,-.. A ,. v . Miss O'Neill explains mathematics homework as- signment to class. MARGARET O NEILL G.P.P.S., A.B. Counselor Qspecialjg Mathematicsg Englishg Social Scienceg Science. One of the major concerns of any high school is that every student be given the opportunity to achieve to his fullest capacity. Since not all students progress at the same rate, Lib- erty has adopted a Special Education Pro- gram to give valuable guidance to those who need it. These classes provide as adequate an education as the regular classes but pro- gress at a pace geared to the individual stu- dents abilities. From Chalkboard To Traffic safety, automobile care, and behind -the -wheel practice are a few of the points in Driver Training. During their sophomore year students, under the watchful eye of an instruc- tor, are exposed to the haz ards of actual driving. The practice and knowledge ac- quired will help guide them to be safer and more alert drivers . Steering Wheel Mike Harrington looks to see that traffic is clear before entering inter- section. - N 1 .T n r era' -3, ug, -I . ,- -- 4 ui Y -A -. . 1 Q4-, - x '-. I Q i PETER SPRINGER BNA., Max. .Xmerican Govern- mentg California Historyg Social Stu- dies Chairman. l Q x ,Q A f QQ as. ET'-P RON TI-IOM A. B. American Govern- mentg U. S. I-Iistoryg Western Civ. 5 Drivers Trainingg Coach Var- sity Basketball. SCHOLASTIC Mncnzm Say! v lb N . 'Fx ...... .',- -s- I -vw. ES ' 1 . .., I 2 ish' T Miss Van Tassel's U. S. History class ponders over diffucult test. Social Studies Gives ,i 1 . ina? mf-if -'M cr- :L . kg L . 1- 3 V SI-IER MAN MILLER B. S. N State Requirementsg Totalitarianismg Un- derdeveloped Nationsg Coach, LV. Footballg I. V. Basketball. Augustine Ortega shows the class the g location of Russia. 26 'WN --5. WAYNE CLEM B. A. Western Civ. 5 Englishg Drivers' Trainingg Coach Freshman Foot- ball, Assistant Track. . C Citizenship Training Students participating in social studies become acquain- ted with the history and development, not only of our country, but also of other nations. In western civilization classes, freshmen are familiarized with the history of people in foreign lands. State requirements introduces sophomores to the social problems they may encounter as adults. As juniors they begin to obtain an insight into the de- velopment and background of our own country. In their senior year students take American government the first semester, and then, as a matter of their own choice. complete the year with either economics, sociology, or foreign relations. This year, Liberty was fortunate to have Mr. Thom, Mr. Miller. and Mr. Holding added to the social studies department. fl 'QP .- 'x M 'NEA KEN CASTLES A. B. U.S. Historyg P. E.5 Pep Club Advisorg Rally Committee Ad- visorg Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Cf' ,' 'bi r .qx l v Ai' RALPH HOLDING A. B. State Requirementsg Coach, Varsity Base ballg Freshmen Bas- ketball. HUGH KIMBROUC-H A. B. Western Civ. 5 Drivers Training. Maps are vital to the study of history. nl 'L Rebecca Nogueda, Willadean Ezell, and Vivian Lowe study their parts in chorus. GW Q' l ALLAN JONES B. M. , M. M. Bandg Music I5 Music Appreciationg Har- mony and Theoryg Band Club Advisorg Music Departmentg Chairman. Honor, Pride and Practice Music Education The Music department offered for the first time this year Harmony and Theory Both instructors in this department were active in their field during leisure time. A band II student, Mike Suniga - Y 'ff'l'f'5 ' 'K 3 4:.. . JOHN SWINGLE B. Music Ed. 3 A Cap- allag Boys' Chorusg Girls' Chorusg Madri- galg Triple Triog En- glishg Choir. Mr. jones played first trombone for the Stockton Symphony. Mr. Swingle sang in several local l-Iootenannies . Prior to teaching at Liberty, he sang profession- ally for a number of years. practices in the sound proof room. '-v .wth I I 5 :LJ - ' , , Y-affv 1.24. x .. if fi Variety Spices Girls' G m Class With the help and planning of the two new gym instructors, Miss Shari Saunders and Miss Patricia Caves, the girls' phy- sical education department offered a more extensive program of sports this year. Besides the regular P. E. sports which include swimming, field hockey, baseball, basketball, volleyball, archery, badminton, and tennis. The department developed a training program for each of the sports. Before the students went into actual competitive games, they spent many hours improving the skills involved, and learning the rules and techniques involved in the sports. 4a un. S .-A. ? '1 U 1 l PATRICIA CAVES , A P . ' A.B. .NMA 5 ' V' Girls' P. E. 5 Girls' -- , , ' ' f 4 A . P,E.5Girls' Block L -- 4 V 1 i' A Adivisorg G. A. A. ,, P y Advisor. 0 fa 4-. ' l Q .4...Z If 4 g 3 . Miss Saunders instructs girls on the fine points of diving technique. Q'-5 SHARI SAUNDERS B. S. Girls' Block L Ad- visorg G. A. A. Advi- sor, Girls' P. E. p Volleyball takes special agility and co-ordination. ,- ,P - -Q Nz 1 Ill if x ' Q11 Q11 Males Manufacture Muscles y 1 'Q KEITH DAWSON B. A., M. A. I k Boy's P. E. 3 Sopho- -,fx more Class Advisory ' ' Block L Advisorg Q A Coach, Head Trackg Q. Wrestling. . x , ff ' . V '..-L1 I u kdm-. i ts M I JACK FERRILL A.B., M.A. Boy's P.E. 5 Block L me ntg Cha irmang Footballg Swimming. IX 1 I No extra pounds are shown on the boys as they work at calisthenics. .JS ' an '- K1 u-x Adivsorg P. E. Depart- Coach, Head Varsityg ,sh V 1 ! I Going up in the world is Doug Sanchez on the rope climb. The boys physical education program is de- signed to help each student obtain knowledge and skill in a variety of sports while keep- ing physically fit. The boys are train in such sports as bas- ketball, football, gymnastics, swimming and track. Also, there is an extensive strength IZCSIZ. Through working and playing together as teams, the students learn to get along with others and gain a better understanding of themselves. 30 FRESHMEN Using Band II as a preparation for Band III, Ralph Temps, Sharon Kelley, Valerie Rozenski, and Edna Weeks work to improve the ir techniques. Amador, Alphonso Bailey, Chuck Baldocchi, Tom Bales, Dennis Ball, Kathy Barrera, Frances Bauguss, Elaine Beal, Mike Beasley, Bill Beasley, Sammy Beltram, Betty Benson, Edward Biasi, Pat Blumen, john Bonilla, Manuel Borbon, Barbara Bozarth, Caroline Brockman, Ben Brown, james Cakebread, Marylin Calvert, Danny Calvert, Ronnie Camozzi, Barbara Carlisle, james Carlson, Vicki Carmona, Miguel Casey, Mary Cass, Lynn Abreu, Kathy Adams, Doug Adams, Mike Addington, jesse Aguirre, Pat Aiello, David Allen, Gerald Alves, Ed X 1 ll N ., r i W -, 1 I vga' 5 ,S im - ' 'gi 'Tg , 'L . I 523, 'u ff YS mi, , ,V 141. -,.,' 1. V A ' 1 Ei e X ' ,su . V- .,, . L A Pa .Q I ll. 4 6 - Q W, - ,. ? g1f., 1' .s,,i..r .A 4 5' i ' -, .iq-5. 9:1 Freshmen This year the Class of '68 have had three coke sales, a car wash, and a dance featuring the 1-Dells . Since the freshman class officers assist- ed the sophomores in the selection of a class ring, the freshmen were allowed to vote on the proposal. Of considerable help to the class were advisors, Mr. Yancey and Mrs. Barnes. The freshmen had a membership majority in the F. F,A , and Latin Club. Because of the initiative this class has displayed, it is expected that the class of '68' will continue on as suc- cessful sophomores . ,- W Q 1 -735. , . ,QQ sf as , r n '9' I I 1 'K f' I s E S l 1 .1 '. V . w- 1 , 4 , 2-' Cv R .3 i L, .,-- W'-x mf., 6 K Q-4 L 6 Y-' gt- . Q1 , H x F QU N A. Q r W, ir , 5-, - 11 A I ul , LI- ' X ew 1. ' V . -N U 1 L r 'C' 5 ., l 4, .ff :ef , L X: fra , ix if RX lv Q 0 I H I XV r Q v ,V s 'sf Q A 1 Q ' . QV :risk X I f , ak W. ! VK 1,8 VINE -s, 'ty ' .1:,i:, . 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' v Castro, john Cero, Lilly Chastek, Jim Chato, Billy Chavez, Rose Clark, Bill Clemons, Mildred Cochanaur, Larry Collins, Martha Cortese, Doug Crisp, Barbara Crowell, Danny Currier, Donna Dal Porto, Sandy Dallas, Gail Daugherty, jim Dausy, Mark Dausy, Mike De Martini, Lynn Dean, Judy Delgado, Debra Deluna, Manuel Diermier, Mary Diffey, Norma Dixon, Cindy Duran, Dan Dwelley, jim Ellis, Penny Embry, Susan Erskine, Scott Farias, joey Felix, Eleanor Felo, Romulo Flanders, Leon Fortner, janet Foster, Dean Frank, Elaine Freeman, Geanie Freeman, Staley Gambetta, Terry Garcia, A1 Garcia, Karen Garcia, Linda Gaston, jim Geddes, Matt Ghiggeri, Roy Giles, Shirley Gill, Timmy Gonzales, Christine Granada, Phil Gregory, Sandy Griggs, Gary Griggs, Wayne Guerrera, Rachel Guffey, Pat Hammett, Glenda Harris, Harold Hart, Robert Hartgraves, Kenneth Honegger, Holliday Honegger, john Hoyt, ,Io Ann Hughes, Rodney jackson, Coleta Jacobs, Gregory joaquin, Manuel Kanagaki, Karen Kasiner, Glenda Kelley, Sharon Kirk, Glen . ' --4-. 4,5 ' .-.W-un, - -... T. .' .Ll ,Q h 1 's-z--v. . ? --'N9- ,' n. - -Q' 5 . ,fi Ping. ..V -iw '- ' 'ns-7 ' I- L:-ry-fr... ' f., - , - -' . I' kv' -I I a:0-rr? ry-ff' .ee-'ei i - v 4. '-. 4-ep., ' -,z,g- f r we-ew 's:J,3,, - fr -- , 5 - . I- - - Li 'ir'-5 - '- -7'-14' av. '44 -f 1' , 'Q' Y '. '- 0-. av- '. ', , fe-W, K'---.. , TT -.aw .L n -D 7' I . ,--, 9'+1:k--9115 V - 'Q -5---0,'1f f.. ','.'f -' ' fp 1 . '-I . -O .lx - - - - 9 g . . I 1 I. ..- , L U . 'ff' A E A ai f .,,5 xxx 'sn T A A puddle of water, caused by a winter rain, cast a brilliant reflection of Mary Casey and Claudia Thomas. Martinez, Vickie Massey, Gale Massoni, Gina McClelland, Phil McLain, Dan McParland, Judy Melgoza, Mario Mendiola, Martha Miguel, john Miller, Roy Minta, Harriet Modrall, Gary Modrall, Larry Monroe, Peggy Moore, Ronald Mulrooney, Michael Munoz, Librada Murphy, Elizabeth Nevis, Frank Nieto, Sally Nishimura, Helen Kloepfer, Shelley Knauss, Irene Krigbaum, Carl Lange, Pat Largent, Carol Ledford, Darrell Lindsay, Donna Lopez, Arnold Lopez, Donald Lopez, Evangeline Lugliani, Janice Luntz, Margaret Machado, jim Martin, Darald Martin, Sherrill Martinez, Dennis Martinez, Gilbert Martinez, Sally 54.1 if rf, 'W ge, lin e- 125 'X v F5 1 40 'wr 'rs Q. an 've . I I E ali . A , Q x li' ' I -. I 1 6' wr' ,, X N 7 - lb- C- L, ,L I Q as , Us Q- , .T N gm 5 'aw ' W 'ix ,, Wir .,s'3-r.!X X81 Olveda, joe Ortega, Augustine Ortiz, Steven Pacheco, john Parsons, Chris Pato, Tony Pederson, Donald Pedersen, Marvin Peet, Karen Pereira, Gail Perez, Martha Peseau, Rick Piazza, Tony Pico, Susan Pierce, Marvin Pina, julio Powell, William Prewett, jo Quintanella, Estella Rafael, Ed Rameriz, Frank Ramos, Margarita Rash, Lois Reeves, Daniel Rego, john Retuma, Frank Resendez, Gabriel Ricketson, Steve Rico, Randy Ridge, Cheryl Rios, Irma Rivera, Aixa Roberts, Mardel Rocha, Rosie Rodriguez, Delfino Rodrigues, Ronnie Rodriquez, Gloria Rodriquez, Willy Rogers, David Rogers, Delorise Rogers, Donna Rook, Jeanne Rosas, Hortencia Rozenski, Valerie Salinas, Arnold Sanchez, Marsha Schwitters, Sandy Sebrian, Anita Silva, Kathy Simpson, Loraine Smith, Allan Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Jolene Smith, Kenny Smith, Richard Sneed, Herbert Martinez, Soite, Ma Somerhalder, Janet Spoon, Dwayne Staggs, Ralph Standridge, Elaine ai ,tj 'H 5 E' . 'cl' if-1-jp, ,ae -if :H 'V 'fn t Q S' 1? Q59 tr? 4 Q' s 3 -J fi, K' I Gi . :S- 7- , .fef it .......-.V Y Sal bf , ,jf 51 iff' , il.: , if ' X' X , ki L- 'gpg Q tiff- 5 ' . S 1, . M, ,- f, .So ,N 5? 1 .,, .lg as it 1 . N U i' i', x 1 A L, it Q I if Q ,- s , Q I- ' If 1-E? to IQ gb fa mv, J Y, X Stornetta, Suzanne Stuart, Bruce Swicegood, Bob Swope, Eddie Taylor, Dearl 7 I ' ' 11 A , . Y' 6 S.. 5:5 s 4 1 . freshman class officers T L. TO R.: Frank Nevis, V. Pres, john I-Ionegger, Pres., Mary Casey, Sec., Shelly Kloepfer, Treas., Susan Pico, Rep. Mrs. Mary jane Barnes Mr. john Yancey 1 L, 1 , 5.1 sr Ex . NOT PICTURED: David Adams, Rujelio Ambriz, Rose Avila, Beverley Branson, Burnett Theodore, Linda Carlile, Harvey Ceja, Dave Coffman, Mary Cremeans, Tom Cremeans, Verl Friday, Mike jones, Ed Krebs, jim Mattos, Arlene Mitchell, Gay Norris, Shirley Odahlan, Lawrence Parker, jerry Pease, john Petty, Eugene Rasmusson, Sherida Schulz, Rueben Simmons, Trace Sorenson, Arlene Stefanie, Aurelio Ybarra. + rl ll J 5fig1'1'5-' 1-C X . lla. es- P T -' - Q11 i Temps, Ralph Thatcher, Ellen Thomas, Claudette Thomas, Claudia Thomas, Tom Torres, Linda Upton, Marie 2 V 11 ,I Q5 x 15 9 n Urenda, Irma Valencia, Manuel Van Schuyver, Garry Vargas, Adrian Vasquez, Gloria Vega, Judy Voss, Pam g A my ' t Wearin, Larry YA, Weatherby, jean .t ..., Q Webb, Bill 4, 4, - X 122, , Q, Webster, Bill -ry, I J' 71,1 STV, Weeks, Edna X White, chris ' Tri , ay . f 1 X N Whitener, Bob 1-5. N . ' Wickline, Linna Wilson, Marvin Winters, Sharon Wolfe, Steven Worden, Donald Wright, Wallace Yamashita, Patty f-S91 .. A CTIVITIES 2 'ZW Y 4 -Qin U- K if -1 ' Sha ig? .D qc Tami 2 Marilyn X K KQ5 Q f b K. Q 1 Ml I V Dolores Sandra , 1 1. f f H 1 Qigi, X 1 I I If 4 .N ?'- L 1 , 'fe . 045 lp ' 1 I I X xx. ivy., On the float rides Queen Marsha Ackerman and her four attendants, Delores Doyle, Marilyn Machado, Sandra Galarza, and Tami Vengley. The selection of Homecoming Queen began with the October 9, 14, and 21 elections, the results of which were announced at the October 23 rally. I 9 The rally moved rapidly with skits, routines, and cheers by the Songleaders and Cheerleaders. Pre- ceeding the announcement of the queen, the classes were led in the Spirit Yell, with a Sophomore victory. A parade began the evening with the queen's float and those floats of the classes, and organizations. At half time the float winners were announced, with seniors taking first, juniors second, and sophomores third. Steve Dal Porto turns the corner After the parade the Liberty team IHGE Salesian for the deciding game of the championship. During the last four minutes of the game Salesian made two winning touchdowns . The band presented a musical performance during half time, which was high-lighted by Captain Wayne Weder's presentation of an autographed football to the 1965 Homecoming Queen, Marsha Ackerman. The team presented the top five girls with football neck- laces and the fine runner-ups with bracelets. The queen was escorted to the Homecoming Dance, which she and the other top four contestants, reigned over as guests of honor. Couples danced to the music o I' Little Boneparte and the Napoleans. - .' ,,.-.. ., --'1 '-J. ,. ,- t ' -' , -- 40 1 -W ,7v - X Waving happily are the four runner-ups, Trudy Smith, Arlene Smith, Geraldine jackson, and Francis Silveira. Homecoming n.,-,fxf-me . -,nf , i I On behalf of the team, Fred Gibson congratulates the Queen Marsha Ackerman. Students filled bleachers to capacity for Homecoming game. R l, A r t I I - - . fbliirr'- t X I Xxx' ' ' H X I IJ 31'--.. ., .f '-'ll1Z41':f...fT5'f:' il 5' . Y A F.F.A. Sweetheart Tami Vengley and her escort Frank Stonebarger. Barn Dance Before the Barn Dance on September 26, the boys in F . F .A. had voted for the top five contestants for Sweetheart: Marsha Ackerman, Leslie Ball, Sandy Galarza, Marilyn Machado, and Tami Vengley. ik 'll v-f' QfxW .Qld 4? 'iii' O gl.,- ll I' o K U!! The final dance after a night of fun. On Saturday night the boys' gym was scattered with hay and crowded with stu dents who enjoyed the music of the Chessmen. Halfway through the dance, the President of F.F.A., Chet Pehl, announced the F .F .A. Sweetheart for 1965 -- Miss Tami Vengley. Students do the West Coast jerk. ffiw S , -,oi YU I- X 'w I ,-if l 1 A -like Cast members relaxed at the conclusion of their second performance. O Pioneer Go Home Mr. Schopp, how do I stand? Prac- tice this evening. Memorize your lines. Rehearsal. How are the props coming along? Rehearsal. What--You dropped the spotlight! Rehearsal. Get those lines downg only two days left. Rehearsal. Don't forget to blacken out CAST Toby Kwirnper . . .... Ron Severn Holly Smith ........ . . . Carol Lazar Pop Kwimper ........ . . . . Mark White Morristown Kwimper .... Marcella Coy South Orange Kwirnper . . ........... . . Maureen Wilson Queen Bee ............. Doreen Pierce Blackie ................. john Yancey Mr. H. Arthur King ....... jerry Allen Alicia Claypole ........ Maureen Kelly Carmine, Tax Collector .... jim Nail Al ..................... Ray Morrison Stick Man ............ Larry Machado Murph ............... Richard McHugh Gas Station Attendant . . . Patti Mantelli Fisherman ......... Pete Wisecarver Mr. 8: Mrs. jenkins ...... Chris White Toni Scarfo Mr. 81 Mrs. Brown ..... Bruce Sebrian janet Yancey Director: Mr. Ellrie Von Schopp Production and Lighting: janet Peard, Margaret Stulce, Becky Brilski, Mike Harrington, Ed Hathcock. that front tooth. Yes, that's fineg you're ready to go on now. On November 19 and 20 the students of Liberty brought to the stage William Powell's Pioneer, Go Home . 5. At the john Swett Basketball game, the Lions' rooters typically displayed the spirit that won them the S pirit Trophy . For Sportsmanship won by students. .vl- W1 'L 52:2 A member of the East Bay Athletic League for the past few years, Liberty has been in competition for the trophy awarded by this League to the school showing the best sportsmanship and spirit at league games. Visiting school's committees rated Liberty at home games as to the sportsmanlike attitudes of the Lion team and its rooters, as well as the overall spirit during each performance. Liberty has won the trophy three out of four times C1962 football, 1963-6-1 basketball. and 196-1 foot- ballj. We will receive it permanently if we keep showing such excellent sportsmanship. Congrat- ulations Liberty! 44 The dance floor was a place of much activity and interest. :gif i I-ri :fp . I . ?v ' 'LQ ' ., K la ,Je tx Qtr I i w as t A N if 5 - 'fl if . l Y ' if' l Marryin' Sam fKent Edwards, and Daisy Mae fMari1yn Temps, conducted hitch'n ceremonies. For originality the Sadie Hawkins Dance on March 13 Won the prize. Students doned outfits they had designed themselves. Some wore ole patched levis and Dogpatch shirts, while others put on even more imaginative clothing. All had one thing in mind -- to have an enjoyable evening dancing to the music of The Lynx and laughing at the outfits Worn by their friends. adie Hawkins y img 5 v . uf . 4 A Before they began to wail, the citizens of Dogpatch compared costumes. F if 45 1 Amidst the Valentine decorations students danced with their Va1entines . Most popular dance of the night was the ulerku. Mr. lrresistable, Ron Parson, was presented with an identification bracelet. Kiss Me Cupid On February ll, the girls invited the boy of their choice to the G.A.A. Valentine's Dance cleverly entitled, Kiss Me Cupid . Featured the day of the dance was the Mr. Irresis- table contest. Having been given name tags the day before, girls were instructed not to talk to the boys. If they spoke to a boy, the boy got their name tag. The boy with the most name tags was crowned Mr. Irresistableu at the dance. 46 Under a sea of crepe paper, the evening was danced away. Junior Prom To make the junior Prom, on March 6, remembered by all, the junior Class put in many hours arranging the decorations for their theme, Peppermint Para- dise . On Saturday night the students arrived at the boys' gym for a never-to-be-forgotten evening of dancing to the music of the Lynx , amidst a stunning array of decorations. Their theme could not have been more appropiate for truly the junior Prom was an evening in paradise. ...xx xi, X ' A ,mai X 4 7 Handsornely dressed couples enjoyed the music provided by the Lynx. Much ofthe four hours was spent in socializing. 'Q That old Christmas spirit really made this dance a success. At some time during our young lives we all outgrow the idea that there really is a Santa Claus. However, the old fellow seemed to be the spirit of a Liberty Christmas, for again this year he and Mrs. Claus arrived on December 18, at the Christmas Capers Dance put on by the Yearbook Society. In his sack he carried little rings and, to make the dance merrier, offered to wed any or all of the happy couples who were en- joying the music of the Sonics. 'I u 1 S , t v Legionnaires Christensen and Honegger enjoying the feast. Latin Ban uet Another slave goes on the auction block. r-vgix 1 1 ,R , . r , N lr A- . 'Y 'x V . it f' x,-Li .' If . y A., 1- zf , - . .,. - x 1 -Pflfw-vw '- ffm A - '51 4' . .f x. Y. 4. : . iz ' ' ,'.:i' W-Lfx lik, ,I ,,- z 3-7: l - , A. ,xy . fl ' A x ' - . 'ti' November 7, L.D.S. Church Gnce again patricians, plebe- ians and serfs took part in the annual Latin Club Banquet A short humorous play was presented as a part of the entertainment. Rounding out a very enjoyable evening was the slave sale and feasting on rare delicacies. -l Il B. . i 1 4 3. jf 5 f -, . .W ' ' V' 3, - Q if , x- ,g , J -'J 15- ,14 C Q i .,g, 'r na, 9 xg 'f r ., ' G- , ,4 jk ff L Advisor Miss Van Tassel with guest of honor Mr. Sharafanowich enjoying the banquet. Serf pays homage to a patrician. 49 I Sophomore Hop King Wayne kisses his Queen. The Black Satins Provided Music for smooth dancing November 21, Liberty's North Gymnasium tenth graders proved to themselves and others that they were good hosts Their dance had decorations which included a clever wishing Well. Attractive Wayne Bouiding and jackie Hansen were chosen as King and Queen. Music for the evening was provided by the Black Satins 50 Partners line -up to do Liberty's own Chongh SOPHOMORES Kckerman, Janis Alanis, john Alderman, Virginia Anaya, Rosemary Armstrong, Karen Austin, Linda Austin, Starline Baker, Michael Barela, Alex Bartels, Richie Gaston, Charles Beddoya, Theresa Beltram, Anita Bloodworth, Karen Bloodworth, Mitchel Bluebaugh, Nancy Borbon, Patsy Bowman, Phyllis Brilski, Becky Bryant, Phyllis Burke, Susan Burroughs, Deborah Burton, Ricky Butler, Paul Byron, Linda Cabral, Roy Cadabona, Valerie Calvo, Josephine Capozzo, Don Cass, Leigh Causey, john Cero, Donna Chapman, Dennis Chato, Donna Christensen, Tim Cinquini, Anna Clayburn, Cheryl Coffman, Mickey Collins, james Condon, Yvonne Cordova, Ampara Corgiat, Larry Cumming, Wiley Cummings. Shirlene Currier, Mike Cuthbert, Mike Cutino, Toni Dallas, Brian Davies, William De Martini, Brenda De Shazer, Darvin De Vore, Susan Dearman, Diana Dearman, Phillip Delgado, Colleen Della, Maggoire Deluna, Frank Downs, Richard Duggan, Gwen Duke, Dotty Dummer, Bert Edmonds, Caroline Elledge, Janus Elloitt, john Ellis, Tim Embrey, Loretta England, Nclleen Fairley, Candace Felix, Irene Fclo, Aurealo CTP W-es. X4 S , -X Xi 'SL , ' ' ' 1 1 I V7 ,Q Hx M I N ' 1' , , N?-'J ? . Q 2. i if 3' , -51 1' i ' t 5 'rf f - a I 3 4 . ' Ir , ' ' Q, 1 cy , vw'-s Q g , l ' x .Km I x, I, X . :Q-X 1, t' ,Gi , X I K N . ,X A fm ' fi 9 ' F 33' 53 ' K, ,ts 4, I fx W, 1,5 I . A -, 1 u ' lux, . Y f .5 X - ' w- li. 3 Q I .- -R Dx 5 -1 ' ' L 1 ' c iff? . ' ,affffif 17 . -IE-2539 9- ' , pi: , J , ,' --xl Q Q 1 ,i 4 Q. . , ,. . , ,Q , V , fL ' au k X- ' ' Ds ' ' 'L A S 1 1 Q 45 U v-.y 4 0 1 i 'x 'sa N N vw B. CLASS OF '67 Sophomores were very active this year supporting school activities, going to games, carrying out many fund-raising projects, and par- ticipating in school rallies. Perhaps the high point in their school year was the spectacular Sophomore l-lop. Tenth graders have brought dis- tinction to Liberty by taking part in scholastic, governmental, and athletic competition throughout the year. Fiorini, Danell Fluty, Philip , . ' Y, M't'J'1 :fa 'FI K qc M31 ,Q ,, ' f f. i is M its ' 9' ' M Pj! nl Mrs. Cook made a fine hostess for the Sophomore Hop Fortner, Michael Freitas, Diana N , 49? K X R ii i ., V . gr: , Q X Q I ' 5 :L Q. Q Lf fig : V4 5 '-if . ' 7 ' V 1 5 . l , W xN 4, sf ' -- sz: LA 'I n 1 V , wb: ' Q, , French, Kay Frey, Kathleen tv Gamble, Kathleen Ga mino, Cynthia 1,1 '9 Q' if 'his AL 545. if 53' 'Nr xg? , X ' K A '. 'ii' ' f , , ge Q 'yi 4 nik Q - V ,. , k ar 1 r is vp , ' , X . ,Z 'V' by F ,- ' . , - we R ., .- A , ,V Ly, , - 1, , - V' I f v. 3 ' Q' 5' Q. ' .. ' Q .-fifiszl Garcia, Andrew Garcia, Daniel Garcia, jane Ghilarducclii, Clara Godden, Hollis Godoy, Luis Gomes, Barbara Gordon, Dennis Graham, Doni Green, Carloyn Griggs, David Gromm, Claudia Halsey, Edith Hammers, Clarice Hammond, Steven Hanner, Brian Hansen, jackie Harrington, Bruce Harrington, Mike Harrington, Paul Hathcock, David Hawkins, Norma Heinl, Gerald Henderson, Pamela Hernandez, Larry Hobson, Glenn Holden, jerry Holland, Sherron Qc- 9 A. v lx LH - X .., F Q , R lx, Lf-Q4 A 'X M .3 ,Q - - uf K1 .sa p ..-L L In LA lk L 'fv- ,gr A ' -arf 9' 5 . ai P 1 , Noqueda, Rachel Norman, Gilbert Novarina, David Odahlen, Harold Odom, Derold Olveda, George Ortega, Robert Parks, Patty Parson, jimmy Parson, Randy Paslay, Ruby Peck, William Honegger, M'1iss Hubbard, james Huckaby, Ann Huggins, Barbara jackson, Larry jackson, Roger Janis, Darryl jay, Albert Jessie, Marsha johnson, Gayle King, jerry Kirkman, Lorrie Knauss, Thelma Knight, Carlos La Veau, David Lima, Cynthia Lindsay, Roger Lister, Michael Lloyd, Mike Lopez, Erlinda Lopez, Eugenio Lucchesi, Laura Lucchesi, Ray Lugliani, jim Lunsford, Lynette Lyles, Laura Lynch, Bill Machado, Linda Manning, Robert Markus, Albert Martinez, Larry Martinez, Lupe Masadas, Fidel Massoni, Mark Mathews, Mary Mc Bride, joan Mc Murray, David Melot, Ronald Michelotti, Franc Middelton, jackie Modrall, Kenneth Mori, Donald Moss, Larry Mune, Paula Mygrant, Robbie Minor, Melvin Nevarez, Robert Nishimura, Ray Noia, Wilma Peet, jack Perez, joe Perez, Pamela Peters, Cleve Phelan, Brenda Ponce, Marie Puente, jo Quirantes, jack Rafael, Herculano Ramiriz, Rudy Ramos, Larry Rash, Paul Rawlings, Richard Reed, Darla Ricioli, Marilyn Ridge, Stephen Robles, Mary Robles, Salvador Rocha, Aurora Rodriques, Mary Rodriques, Cynthia Rogers, Belinda Rogers, Gary Rogers, Joyce Rosas, Carlos Ruddick, Linda Salvanira, Moe Sanchez, Cynthia Sanchez, Larry Sanchez, Linda Sanders, Gary Scarfo, Geraldine Scarfo, Meraldine Scarfo, Toni Scheidel, Cathy Serna, Benjie Sharp, Lanney Sherman, Robert Sidrian, Manuel Silva, Leo Silveira, Linda Singh, Gilda Smith, Danny Spoon, Donna Stallings, Virginia Stephens, Donald Stewart, Clifford Stone, Gerald Stonebarger, Larry s, s. f' X 1,1 3- V s 4. J. Nlf' 2' g Q ,Q - S PM ,, g 'K E ' X P- 1 f a ,L-f C , lf 5 , , ZX :Li X 4 N 2 KI A ' Q4 ff 1 als' - , ,, , .K A I x, 5 'I 4 V ttfbw.. LJ' i ,C lu sf f 2-ll 1' 'si ., , .- 35. , R,-Q.. YZ' 7 T ' f'1i'f7'Q5 K:lT'N Q D 4 rig g 'ak I I I I-1 , U' Xu 'x'.i R U . ,VXN X X ml Nix, 1 x Tenth Graders perfecting their 3R's. li ix N 5 . - Suniga, Mike ,5 'Q . Tinoco, joscfina ff, , Tomlinson, Max iyfal' jg ,QV Torres, Rosemary - P ,'i.g1,,f' Torrez, Carrie 5 R, Tovar, Domingo xl X Turner, Danny Urenda, Leroy Valverde, Albert Van Brunt, jerry Viera Patricia Viles Brenda g Wallace, Roger T Warbington, Mary West, Richard it Whitmire, Katie , Whittern, Barbara ' advlsors Xxxxxwri l l Mr. Georgia Cook Mr. Keith Dawson Wilson, Dorothy Winters, Kathy Wright, Pamala Zeiger, Marilyn 1:7 Not Pictured: Mary Alvarez, Dennis Britt, Bennie Gonzalez, Tom Gregory, jim Hobbs, Susan I-Iouser, Judy jones, Dennis Kelley, Trever Kuhn, Robert Lopez, james Loveland, Leonard Luper, Sandra Machado, joe Martinez, Dan McCurtain, Ellen Peterson, Lester Pierce, Tim Price, Ray Provincio, Loren Randell, Jimmie Sims, Frank Tovar, Rose Velazquez, Betty Wilson, Deanna Wolfe, Richard Wolford, Dennis Worden. . , Q1 1 4 5 E -1 E 1 ,,,,,.,....n-v-4.0--v1 'Y' sophomore class -officers Officers planning the years activities. Standing: Francine Michelotti, Pres., Left to Right: Kay French, Tres., Marilyn Ricioli, Sec. , Jackie Hansen, Vice Pres., Cindy Sanchez, Rep. 56 A THLE TICS Lions SCOFES Liberty Opponents 12 Pacifica 7 7 Carmel 13 18 St. Vincents O 9 St. Elizabeth 6 19 john Swett 0 10 Salesian 14 20 Amador 0 6 Albany 8 12 Livermore 0 103 T' W L T SEASON'S RECORD 6-3-O Head Coach: jack Ferrill Assistant Coach: Ken Castles Team Managers: jim Lugliani, Larry DeLosier, Head mgr. Mark White. Michelotti grabs a tough one. O .ap ALL-LEAGUE FIRST STRING SECOND STRING End Tackle Kent Edwards Walt Stallings Center I-Ialfback Fred Gibson Chet Pehl Guard Wayne Weder HONORABLE MENTION Fullback End Steve Honegger Frank Stonebarger A Halfback Guard 3' - AA Ralph Garcia Floyd Reese Quarterback Ron Parsons Roar T Second Place. I I .1004 ', '. -' ,L C ., ov, FW Y V P 2 K ' ai- j Q S'5,'.., .ff is Q.f.fJ'C 1. wdnr- W -Tx, Qual.. -,. ' .5 .' if-. . -S , .'. X, . K Q. :g.ws,p?5j'f-lZl,g...3- - 1 sm--Llkwn, - , :Ag -af fa . 41, 4-U' gy. .v.t..J-,gb 'j 1 1 -E35 .:j11f,1f,l1, 4 .-' I ,,'g'L2L.',- ', Y'vf1' -,:',jf ' .A . -,Er 3 ...fQ,E'B?q.: 5. rggiw., vu. 1, K' - ' 1. VYIP- 'L ':.'i'.f.i 5...'- .-ifix 'les' .PC Q1 ,3 A ' ' -:.J-1 FRONT ROW: R. Parsons, C. Pehl, R. Garcia, Pinkston. ZND ROW: Lopez, P. Wisecal-ver, B, Lynch, G Pedersen, 1. Slirader, J. Nordell, W. Largent, B. Thomas. 3RD ROW: W. Stallings, D. Showalter, F. Reese, S I-Ionegger, S. Dal Porto, F. Stonebarger, S. Illum, B. Michelotti. 4TH ROW: J. Mendez, P, Ochoa, B. Elliott B Morgan, W. Weder, K. Edwards, F. Gibson, W. Trembley. 1964 football season saw the Lions rise to their highest position in league play since 1956, when Herman Urenda and Company also placed second in the league standings. This season's team was a truly fine, representative club that always played hard and tough to win for Liberty. The team was es- pecially effective as a defensive group that took advantage of their opponent's Weaknesses as soon as discovered. The league was better balanced this year than in the past in that every team except the champions was de- feated at least once by another league member, and all teams gave good accounts of themselves on the grid- iron. Liberty can be justly proud of its l964 Lions' respectable 6 - 3 record and second place in the E.B.A .L. Although losing three games, they were never outclassed in either ability or poise. Y r fu KXAP N I r 0 3 + Iii ITU QJOHN Pu 1 'dv STEVE JERRY W JIM .,. - 4-- , W 1 .14 BCH3 F, Wear JAC FRANK V--5 fd. T Bw fx A . wilffi. ' .2 . vu. WALT GARY 'J Y - - fum 45's'Q, X 2-9 WAYNE ,W Ksljlx Seniors 77 f,,, fL'v. ' , ,:.,XpV'f'l'Zv ,'n1Q .,,Y' ' ' ...Wy ,fx- QV. :Aly fx ,.,,, Kent and Wayne lead Lions onto field. 61 Lions look on with an- xious anticipation. 7 Fx J' ,fl -1 QP 'if' Alf Y ,1 C ,lt N K f? +R B x Wil ,Q P ,.,,,, ,F A. Y -117' F1oyd's flying tackle stops john Swett man. WP w ww'-. 'V i. r ! like father like son Steve Honegger, shown here receiving instructions from Coach Ferrill, was voted the Most Outstanding Backfielder and the Most Outstanding Var- sity Player. In 1940, Steve's father received this same honor, when he was a student at Liberty. Football Awards Award Winners, left to right: jim Machado-Most Valuable Frosh Player Steve Hon egger-Most Valuable Back Award and Lions' Club Most Valuable Football Player Wayne Weder-Ted Ohrnstede's Most Valuable Linernan Award and Captain s Award Larry Stonebarger, Most Valuable I. V. Football Player. 1'-Q . 'V vs. 6 SCOFQS px, Liberty Opponents O Pacifica 6 -- 14 Carmel O k 33 St. Vincents 0 13 St. Elizabeth 0 6 john Swett 6 Q my 13 Salesian O 6 Amador 13 19 Albany 13 7 Livermore 14 TTI 5? Ramiriz assists in a tackle. IST ROW: Mgr. S. Hammond, Mgr. J. Rosas, M. Lloyd, L. Godoy, T. Christensen, D. Harris, P. Harrington. 2ND ROW: L. Ramos, D. Capozzo, T. Nordell, C. Knight, I. Perez, A. Perez, A. jay, L. Stonebarger. 3RD ROW: R. Ramiriz, I. Quirantes, J. Elliot, F. Masadas, G. Rogers, A. Markus, R. Lucchesi, H. Rafael, Coach Miller. 4TH ROW: D. Robles, R. Melot, M. Sidrian, M. Coffman, L. Corgiat, I. Holden, P. Simpson, W. Boulding. .l.V.'s Stampede Opponents. 41, Y 1 ag, - 'Q flx ,3cg '43 I1 5, 45 ag -AUD Je' as at Z vquhdixp hr :mr S- . at P:ff 3v-Q.. ur--, - 'T 64 The j.V . 's were led offensively by Larry Stonebarger at Q. B. and the pass-receiving of Wayne Boulding and Don Capozzo. Dave Harris and Tom Nordell headed the defensive unit. With the fine coaching of Mr. Miller the junior Varsity finished the season with the record of Five wins, Three losses and one tie. Captain: Dave Harris Co-Captain: Tom Nordell Outstanding Player Award: Larry Stonebarger Managers: Jim Lugliani Joe Rosas Captain Larry Stonebarger drops back to pass. VARSITY IUNIQR VARSITY Carol Scarfo Claudia Thomas Sharon Lynch Linda Sanchez Diane McCain Doreen Pierce Gina Alderman Linda Addington Cindy Lima Pam Wright I. V. 's hit turf for another football drill. I are ' -, I+ . M ' f 'am' 9' 'Ya . I I I I - 5 2 'I-ff Q I f :gag r, - , , 3 4.- ji ! -I-,ir Q .,.!'5d,b--1,441-J E '4 .4114 .a '. 'P - .1?i?..-1-.1 :?Qf53'- .. '1.3.f'-.intl-, C ',-5 1 - - - ff.. jg ' Q., ' .' IV - Sf ' ez ' - . :KA I ,f l I 'Tx Q , .3-11, . f t . 3' b r IEXJA IT lza1...z.-i-Viv' .,-,...4 1,23 ,alia W- ... 18 as-r -H, .t 26- ,ti ,Ji y' I -LTI 65 Fm' Freshman Team Fought Hard fn .fain ' 'G' --- . ' . ur' 0 hy ,,'-.,.... -,,..v-' 33 .. '11 ' 5 of TOP ROW: D. Foster, H. Harris, A. Vargus, I. Carlisle, D. Adams, M. Melgoza, 1. Pina, J. Machado, D Coffman. SECOND ROW: D. McLain, G. Jacobs, D. Cortese, G. Kirk, D. Duran, D. Lopez, E. Swope, Coach Clem. THIRD ROW: F. Ramirez, R. Hart, 1. Daugherty, D. Calvert, F. Nevis, 1. I-lonegger, A. Lopez, M Beal, L. Cochnauer. FRONT ROW: M. Wilson, F. Rentuma, B. Chato, J. Miguel, W. Rodriguez, M. Peder sen, M. Geddes, B. Swicegood. The Freshman Football Team under the coaching of Mr. Wayne Clem had a sea- son record of four wins and seven losses. The Freshman Team fought very hard this year. Voted this years most valuable player was jim Machado. We expect to hear and see big things from him next year. This year's Captain and co-captain was jim Machado and Willie Rodrigues. 66 SCORES Liberty Opponents 7 Granada 25 18 Albany O 12 Salesian 7 O Livermore 7 0 Amador 6 FRESHMAN Cl-IARTERS: Vonnie Prewett, Judy Carlisle Barbara Gomes Toni Cutino 1 x I f 4 ' fi '-' - . . tl. . - ' ' 1 ' Q -. -- ' ' . '.,p 7 '1 . ., - rl-- A ', . ' x N w we ' i E' - ,h x , Ifitei it-Q eq-50' J- I -i X ? -Nj Yl..5':.mU ' . , ux , ,- - -- +A ., .. ' ...pfk ' -V 'iff-fd:-hY' f , 1353? 'N .- Q '-- N if . H , 1 . Q x Y . - . vm 1 ' -' '. x '1-. 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'- Pacifica man is dragged down by joe Perez, as Tim Christensen , and Manuel Sidrian prepare to assist. ,L-A 9' ' Jw ' Q. fu .- ,. .. N' as : - at . , ,,,. .A ' 4-U-'N . 4 v f Q ..-fs: , . -. 'Pi 41 5 -.-.T -, NAR' ' ' X I Q 1 Q gg. 4 Ma yfe'-'fxe' rl' M Steve Honegger and joe Lopez break 4. - Q - - ,jf :- ' Qs 'Qsbw-s - '. ,-. e , N 1 -v-gl ee - , , - A . up a pass. - . , , -., .. N -' . . , ,I M . , x u H . ' , ', . 2' V ,Q v' s e - - '.- ... ,-:Suu Kg' . .- 0 Q 0 Lion s Defensive Play I Tough Wayne Weder, Fred Gibson, and joe Lopez close in on a speedy Salesian Back. . x ' ' XI, ji. gli. ' . R if . Wm Y ., ' . , N. X x . 67 TOP ROW: F. Stonebarger, I. Barrera, B. Elliot, I. Aden, W. Weder, B. Michelotti, S. l-lonegger, S. Dal Porto, D. I-lonegger. BOTTOM ROW: C. Bailey, R. Garcia, K. Kirkman, I. Ramirez. Varsity Team Play-Not Heighth Fans this year enjoyed a season of ex- citement, as the Lion's Varsity Basket- ball Team fought for victory. A combination of skill and will found our Lions at the end of the season with seven league wins and seven losses, putting them in fourth place. Though not at the top of the league, Liberty completed the season with the special recognition of holding the high scoring game total of ninety -five points. With the outstanding player, captain Frank Stonebarger, to urge the team on and call the plays, Liberty always gave a good account of itself. 68 Liberty Opponents 59 Antioch 79 43 Amador 46 56 Granada 57 51 St. Vincents 46 44 Ygnacio Valley 58 49 Pacifica 54 53 Albany 59 66 St. Vincents 55 70 Granada 55 54 Salesian 83 50 Amador 51 51 john Swett 62 63 Albany 70 59 St. Vincents 46 52 Livermore 63 64 Granada 59 57 Livermore 62 95 Salesian 90 74 Amador 48 68 john Swett 65 1 Z - i Q .. Q YT -e y A E A 1 V . I .K X4 3 1 N , 5 X , , .X , X , 'jf Bob Michelotti struggles for the rebound as Wayne Assisted by Bob Michelotti, Kirk Kirkman, and Dave Weder stands ready to assist. Our Weapon joe Ramirez attempts to block john Swett shot. I-Ionegges, Steve Dal Porto breaks away from the In- dians. Wayne Weder, with a helping hand from Frank Stone- barger, Bob Michelotti, and Steve Honegger, grabs the rebound. J.V.'s Show Promise Lions were in the victory spotlight as our J. V. basketball team ended a thrilling season with the league standing of eight wins and six losses. Developing into a capable future varsity team the j.V. 's this year advanced their skill in shooting, dribbling, and screen- ing. The outstanding players this season were, Doug Adams QCaptainJ, Larry Stonebar- ger, and Larry Corgiat. VARSITY CHARTERS: Linda McLain, Sandy Peterson, Cindy Lima, Virginia Alderman, Sherrie Martin, Mary Casey, Eileen Folsom, Estella Quintanella. j.V. CHARTERS: Claudia Thomas, Val- erie Rozenski, Claudette Thomas. Liberty Opponents 38 Antioch 41 36 Livermore 40 35 Ygnacio Valley 38 31 Albany High 49 44 Pacifica 30 54 St. Vincents 42 38 Granada High 42 37 Salesian 60 57 Amador High 59 50 john Swett 31 45 Albany High 41 51 St. Vincents 43 34 Livermore High 29 59 Granada High 47 48 Livermore High 49 60 Salesian 41 48 Amador 40 42 john Swett 45 TOP ROW: L. Stonebarger, A. Markus, D. Janis, L. Corgiat, Coach Miller, M. Mygrant, B. Burroughs, R. Darrah, S. Hammond. BOTTOM ROW: L. Cass, D. Capozzo, R. Ortega, A. jay, T. Gregory. Lions Leap For Victory 1 X Doug Adams seems to be pointing the way for Larry Corgiat's score. SJX :Ati ' . X f- .t X CJ O v-f,' . ,sr ii, -:.. ' w 4 ia.. g P? M 1 fivirlf Hilfg 4 1: ,3- 'J 75 'gh'-'A .1 -:-. f' - . Ray Darrah slips inside for a quick two points. john Swett man gives a good try but still Abbie Markus scores for Liberty. '-9 71 4' '34 1 Liberty Opponents 30 12 33 51 32 -17 52 30 28 26 35 36 Antiochjr. High 25 Bishop O'Dowd 53 Gentraljr. High 3-1 Hillview jr. High 63 Livermore 36 Granada 39 Parkjr. High -10 Alemeda 23 Amador -15 Livermore 62 Granada 36 Amador 29 FRESHMEN CHARTERS: Mary Warbington, Pat Viera, Pat Pa rks, Gale johnson. TOP ROW: I. Machado, G. Grtega, D. Duran D. Foster, Rodriguez I. Pina, I. Dwelley, M. Sneed, D. McLain, B. Swicegood, W. Ro rigues, I.. Wearin, B. Chato. Freshmen Gain Experience Gabriel Resendez mo. 205 has four Amador men to stop. - in -.. ,,, L or-4'2 3 -IQ l., i 5 P P lx r ,K - 4 - r .ff C. White Coach I-Ioldin D Adams D. G. Resendes 7 g? ' l ' BOTTOM ROW: D. Pederson, I. I-Ionegger, R. Ghiggeri, R. Rico. .gy . -9, 1' 3-E X 5 U. ' -f.. Y- 1. Q .fi v 4' A Brave player watches as Liberty man, Ray Ghiggeri, attempts free throw. R ,X to 1-4 , A, V n 3 ,, -1 f ,ar--' ' ' l, x ' fl eat? t ,f f Y yfifwi . gm ' fp , '-5241, 'gg Waiting for rebound is Don Rodriguez. An Exciting Season Despite the fact that they had never ex- perienced Working together before the season, the members of our freshman basketball team joined together to dis- play a series of exciting games . League standing at the end of the season was five wins and seven losses. The team headed by the outstanding player Roy Ghiggeri, and Captain john I-Ionegger, gained valuable experience. 73 9 :T 'WS TOP ROW: C. Rosas, T. Christensen, L. Martinez, I. Perez, I. Quirantes, F. Nevis, B. Sherman, D. Braheny, P. Ochoa, S. Sherman, D. Hawkins, D. Rohweder, R. Peaseu, j. Elliot. SECOND ROW: D. Clark, I. Puente, R. Stallings, D. Rogers, j. Shrader. I.. Sheppard, A. Felo, I. Hernandez, W. Stallings, H. Elliot, I. Causey, A. Greenleaf M. Lloyd. BOTTOM ROW: B. Sebrian, T. Thomas, L. Ramos, T. Nordell, C. Dyer, D. San- chez, E. DeLuna, W. Griggs, Manager, I. Dixon, S. Griggs, R. Rameriz, S. Ricketson, 1. Soto. Grapplers First Season A new sport this year, Wrestling, has scored a success at Liberty. Our wrestlers took second place in the E. B.A. L. Tournament. Two members of the team, Frank DeLuna and Autelio Eelo, were league champions, with Felo also scoring points in the North Coast Tournament. Because of wrestling's success in its initial year under Coaeh Dawson, Liberty's chances for a league championship in the coming sea- sons loolt exeellent. CHARTERS: Marilyn Riooli, Kathy Frey. 74 One of the many bouts that helped Frank DeLuna win the league championship. l l Doug Sanchez, team captain, of Liberty attempts a two-point take down. Matmen In Action 13 Edison 34 Alhambra 3 Livermore 8 Pacifica Mike Lloyd's defensive ability enables him to out maneuver a Livermore opponent FL n4'.' 12 Livermore 44 Granada 18 Granada 20 Stagg O Tracy i U , lx . . .1 . .-E., - --.4-S-'.,-- . N , , . -.ni . ... , A 44 ,' ' . 1-,.e,-.. i' ' ' Q . ' . . ' . ' , 'WLM 4-f 'f.f U ' -- '-at ja,-fr 5 4 hr.-M ww, . .d ,., r K -' , p.44 A ' v I , H .ll M :havens- W ' .: , . WQQQL 'Q : 'rf - ' 75 HEAD X ACKERMAN PAT MANTELLI X heerleaders J I X L QS' Q. ix 1' is gr ,A YV SMITH LINDA SMITH K l 2 The songleaclers helped to keep the ralhes allve and movmg by thelr humorous skits and lively routines. Here, C .ich Thom can't help but laugh as the g1rls smg then' verslon of Cqsey S Coffins. Fran Silveira, Ieanetta Michaud, HEAD JACKIE I-IAN-'PEN LIN DA CUTINO . J. V. Cheerleaders KAY FRENC ILS 'N KAREN ARMSTRONG If-Vs F 'ly f K rd, . T ' f 1 - ...fri Mascots .1 CI-IERYL DUNCAN l I J ,fs . fi! , -. .vw ..- BOOSTERS Much of the spirit shown at Liberty this year can be attributed to the efforts of the cheerleaders, song- ieaders, and majorettes to gener- ate interest in our teams. With the help of Coach Thom, and often the team, they have presented skits and routines at the rallies. Through the organization of new cheers and routines they have en- couraged and promoted spirit at all games. Majorettes E Q k si CHATO HONEGGER ,' DONNA M'LISS ' J X , '81 f 43 1 J 1, 5-. 'A N fl i V -.. Y v ' Y , ! i 1- '1 'l 'L iw f l A 1 s , I 4 x 6 M w a HEAD ,, , TAMI VENGLEY PERDUE WEARIN BEV KATHY f ij , 1 ,N ff fl High Hopes For Varsity Baseball , M -qv: Kr -.. Xb Q , X .. . ix ff- :ji f MSW Q. -RU' B Rf' at fl Effie Nga X' NB l A i fr n- Q 5 j! K al hfxs Q I X J .K . L 9 H ARB 19,358 937503 UAKXQ TKQB Ph! I N' isis . A '-' , fs ' flip A . . P Q W TOP ROW: Coach Holding, D. Robles, F. Borbon, K. Edwards, W. Elliot, K. Armstrong, D. McFarlan, F. Brown, J. Whitner, R. Caldwell, 1. Lopez. SEATED:j. Rosas, P. Wisecarver, B. jay, L. Stonebarger, B. Lynch, B. Michelotti, D. Giles, D. Carmona, F. Masadas, D. Holland. MANAGERS: S. Freeman, M. Baker Coaching this years Varsity Baseball team is Mr. Ralph Holding. With the help of the returning letter- men, Bob Michelotti, joe Lopez, Dick Baroni, and Wayne Giles, Coach Holding hopes for a successful 65 season. The team consists of hard working individuals who will do their best to bring home victories for Liberty. VARSITY CHARTERS: Sharon Lynch Linda Smith Sally Griggs 80 New Coach New Tactics The opening of a new baseball season always brings high hopes of a victorious team. This was . even more true of this years Junior Varsity Baseball team. Under the careful guidance of our new coach, Mr. Robert Glenn, the J.V.'s developed and became a team with the hope of bringing victory home to Liberty. They were hard hitting sports- men that took both wins and loses in their stride. Truly these boys have acquired the sportsmanship it requires to have a successful team. Danny Turner beats a pick-off attempt at first base. TOP: Coach Glen, L. Sanchez, I. Butler, J. Loveland, T. Butler, R. Mygrant, L. Machado, I. Brown, E. Lopez, B. Serna, D. Carmona, D. Turner, S. Freeman QManagerj. BOTTOM ROW: G. Jacobs, A. Lopez, R. Miller, C. Rosas, B. Chato, R. Ghiggeri, W. Griggs, D. Mori, M. Wilson, R. Calvert, A. Jay, D. Capezzo 4 1 Q' T' T G 1 .if D IAN R iq- 1 Xsf I' ,I 5 X 1 ' X , g 4 ' 1 I 1 i xx y ' 'TL , M i G Q l ' . XB . 1 al: ll T L' N rl Jwi- I T U' : lv 4 Q N . X l C D - 1-. ' l . ' V I i ' 77 xx 1 Nb' K ' ' 'U' I fhjaagi il 1 MQENI ,, , Lf, UC . 1 ..--- xwan-I, , in 81 V,-- 'A Carlos Rosas took a hefty swing. ' Q1 V V -sf . 7' 21' N- 0.0. 1 Lions wait anxiously to take their turn at bat. away 'f' Elisha! -1 PT -s -- '- . .svn . -' g',,: X -if ' I a. ' rf.,-H.. f 'v'fa: , 82 2 ,, .0 Jn.. .41 '... Q Dan Carmona goes for a bunt. Lions Take To he Diamond 1216 T 9 MMM 5 . lf, , . f' r . s lf- f . ' I 1 A I s. xi' -I. .', : a' M A L M- U, ,.gl..l, If ,Ly-'-r., fyLf,v'-, ,wJ.,g, -.. jpg: '- ' ii, , A I, Q N Q r , A-, ,V My E A . Q ig-iff.. .T 1, A Q Strong Speedy Squad I J v f 'EQ E9 QQ SP? FE-v fatnlflr 'wilt' TOP ROW: D. I-Ionegger, F. Reese, W. Tremble, S. Dal Porto, S. Honegger, R. Knauss, D. Adams, B. Bur- roughs, D. Rico, M, Coffman, F. Gibson, P. Viles. BOTTOM ROW: T. Gregory, P. Dearrnan, 1. Soto, A, Greenleaf, I. Butler, C. Dyer, L. Pedro, H. Puente, Under the direction of Coach Dawson and Assistant Coach Clem, the boys on the track team expect to work hard this season. Returning lettermen from last year are Steve Dal Porto, Fred Gibson, Arno Greenleaf, Dave I-Ionegger, Steve Hon- egger, Ralph Knauss, and Chet Pehl. Liberty can expect to be in League race this year, with some of the fine indivi- g as I. Alanis, R. Darrah, C. Pehl. dual performers returning: We hope to see more record breaking performances from Chet Phel, last year's captain and most valuable player. One of the many other outstanding trackmen in field events is Fred Gibson. CHAPTERS: Carol Scarfo, Trudy Smith, Leslie Ball, Patti Mantelli, Sandy Dal Porto, and Arlene Smith. Manager john Causey. Cindermen In Apprenticeship The 'B' track team which consists mainly of Freshmen and Sophomores has won two of its three meets. The boys continue to improve as the season progresses. is ----9 ri: 'fn Some of these members will be of great 'L' importance to the 'A' track team next year. The 'B's' and their coaches Mr. 'X Dawson and Assistant Coach Mr. Clem hope to capture many more meets this season. ' 1 '4'5 .-4 ,. .- 4 1- ,.5.!,fsg I. ,'t'f ' . ':.......l- diff' '..r-9-4 ,LIQQM-1..- ..- TOP ROW: D, Rogers, I, Peet, C. Clark, S. Wolfe, R. Moore, D. Duran, D. Coffman, A, Barela, R. Melot, R. Hughes. BOTTOM ROW: C. Stewart, 1. Fairas, L. Martinez, P. Harrington, T. Christensen, L. Godoy, R. Lopez, A Valverde, W. Rodriguez, I. Puente. 9 9 5 S Q .- ,Q ,,-'N '-:'Q '4 ,, - ,, .ti ' f 'f Q - . f ' ' ' 1 ' '. Ee-A' T r X lj i 'O ,l 1. 1 S Q T rt- r f. . v ,. ' . , I V 84 ,...g- Mickey Coffman and Steve Dal Porto loosen up for a meet. Trackmen At Work . t A VO If ? F 3 i 1 I i 4'g-L' Halario Puente demonstrates technique that makes him an outstanding candidate for the two-mile league championship. Ron Melot, outstanding pole vaulter, brings home another first place for the Lions. x v ...Z no-l0l ' g 8 I Lettermen Boost Vlctorles Returning lettermen from last year's swim team are jim Mendez, Bob Jesse, Kirk Kirkman, Steve Luntz, Larry Machado, Frank Stonebarger, Bruce Thomas, Wayne Greenleaf, Steve Hammond, Abbie Markus, Alan Carlisle, Lloyd Sheppard, and Doug Sanchez. Because so many lettermen are returning, Coach Ferrill has great hope for a winning swim team this year. Charters for this year are Karen Arm- strong, Gail Dallas, joy Dallas, Leslie Frank, Claudia Gromm, Lorri Kirkman, Linda Machado, Vonnie Prewett, and Claud- ette Thomas. Manager for this year is Doug Treat. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hammond, D. Sanchez, D. Harris, M Peterson W Greenleaf MIDDLE ROW R Lucchesi I. Hernandez, K. Kirkman, S. Luntz, I. Hernandez, L. De Losier TOP ROW C White A Car11s1e J Mendez, A. Markus, L. Dutra, L. Machado, B. Thomas 9 'ER 1 I a fa- K ' J I I r an if' has-,L ' 4-x o -2- 4 f id . MY 2' L X ' 86 's Have Hi h Morales W 'SY 3 a :- r 1, ' an fl . : E' if ', ll A Q fx V W- A f 4 .VY I ls I I x I VW . .,,, I 1 - ,y . .. ,.-'O BQVI ,Iv ,url .bug 1 ' J fn 'itll' gl A Iyl, may f ,. r , , I N it 1-I ., I I ! Y . 'Z , l Q! Q I : g g 4? 1' v A i ' T . irq, ,i ' t , 2 wwf i v ' I 'i 'ffm ' '5 0: : I . - ' . T 44: I 9. 'Qing Ml, 1 w.h '4'0u: 1 5 1 ' f ' ' 1 l N' . N ,X ,A E , Ks . l y i -. . lx rx X L' TOP ROW: M. Bloodworth, B. Dallas, E. Swope, L. Flanders. MIDDLE ROW: S. Ridge, V. Friday, M. Beal. BOTTOM ROW: M. Suniga, D. De Shazer, B. Swicegood. Young enthusiasm was the core of this team, iff 1-ag... f,,J,m1g1'3,94 the bulk having been made up of first year 5 Q4 . in - swimmers. Q'Q'j.la,!' V5-'W 5'1 A Q The experience of veterans Mike Suniga, Steve Ridge, Brian Dallas, and Mitch Blood- Worth provided experience which gave the newcomers confidence. These boys combined consistant practice with high morale to make the B's a challenging team at all swim meets. Gasping for breath as he heads for another first place finish, is Brian Dallas, in the breast stroke. 87 Members of the swim team relax and keep warm be tween events. F I 1 rx ' 70 b ,I 2 x 'A ,gf . Wayne Greenleaf executes a graceful forward dive M4 8 in lay-out position. Swimmers Aim For New Records .,,, F Y I A fh- .---ff -., sl' af' L x .4 Backbone Cf The Team-The Coaches -117631:-1 .,..,,,,,.,...--- W - , , IKE lil Coach Ferrill Head Varsity Football and SWIM- Coach Thom Varsity Basketball. MING. The push, drive, and encouragement displayed by all our coaches throughout the varied sports has made us realize that the backbone of the team is the coach. These men have worked many hours in teaching and molding fine com- petitive teams to represent Liberty. 1'-J .ggi-'gif , ,vigil givgvf . 'K' 1'4 '! 9-1 Q: ya. ,, ., ' Coach Castles assistant Varsity Football sgqsym. Coach Miller I. V. Football and I. V. Basket- ball. I Il ll iii i K ls N ' 1 ul lllllkv , vu' IU' ketball. ls I i l Lit: fg- -:N5 '. ,. Z Q JN .,' 1 v .i. Q, .A ,, . .A-4 1 Ji r C4 5 .h ' - .Y viiaii- . K -S, ' me Lux V ' ' 'Q ' ' v RW!! Q ' 27.5 vm.. ,1 'iw , is Q? . .I Z A .oi -,all H-, Gi- .41- Coach Dawson Head Track and Head Wrestling. Coach holding Varsity Baseball and Freshrnan Bas- O Coaches Drive Coach Clem Freshman Football and assistant Track Coach. I . . 1 1 L . 36 - . Q N -Q H ' - . . , -..' J .. ,A X -Ri '-L3...'Q 5 S-.mf N.. .I . 145- if :-. Q at ef -, , .B - 3-in .4J'f5'.. ve ' -- -,-, ' . ..-Sf ,- ' Q.-da., F -vb ' f F H' -- -,ofa if ,, ,W .. , A , A, 1-7 . . K , I ' ' 956: .h'a'I' V- s .5 -L, - l.. A X '. '- ': -, - A-4 - ' ' ' pe - Coach Glenn I. V. Baseball. :vc f 25 ,, ,L ,'C'- 'Z 'aa 'Vi-'L' 'f' '-'- 13- . . x4 14 -ii 'QE 'Q-:ff-'?.',-vlff T I - - , 4-QP ,., .- J41. - -..- 9' Q., 1- ,li ,J--2' ' Yh!7'?iA'QiZ3l 'CS- 1-. .1-,411 55:7 Mgr: T54 Vdfrv' ' 1-9' Xl F rd'-v . i t af 1 ' I X i JL., X 5, 335:--,Nl , .. '.:j?'A.'?Y af-' , '-1? 1 'Vg J' ' JUNIORS Sponsoring the first after game dance, the juniors sold refresh- ments which proved to be both enjoyable and profitable. During the basketball season the Class of '66 provided the public with an assortment of refresh- ments. After many hours of work on their float entitled Control the Chieftains , the class was awarded second place in the annual Liberty Homecoming competition. The junior Prom with its elabor- ate decorations was the final and most outstanding junior activity of the year. 5: C I X , X . , is l. tsl, 5: 1 Q ' , t..7o -. ' J HI 5, KV? ' - A I 1 . iv' if U M -1 K I , if 4 X an . ' A ' ' I ' I Abreu, Alicia Ackerman, jacquie Adams, Paula Aden, john Allen, james Amat, Ralfael junior spirit hits new heights during class competition yells Anaya, Richard Arcand, David Armstrong, Ken Austin, Ed Baldocchi, Eddie Baldwin, Vinny Bales, Sharyn Ball, Leslie Barbee, janet Bamhart, Sharon Barrera, Constance Bartee, Linda Barton, Charles Beasley, Alvin Benner, Shirley Bennett, Colleen Bishofberger, jim Bowers, Charlotte Brown, Fred Brown, Mary Burnett, Leroy Burroughs, Bruce Butler, jim Butler, Thomas Byrd, Linda Cakebread, john Caldwell, Rickie Canada, Sandra Carlisle, Judy Carmona, Daniel Cass, Lawrence Cero, Mac Clark, Donald Clark, Linda Cook, Carolynn Crowell, joetta Cutino, Linda Dal Porto, Stevc Dalton, Sandra De Losier, Larry Deien, Valerie Diaz, Efrain Diermier, Michael Dixon, johnny Dixon, Linda Duarte, joan Duggan, Geannie Duggan, Linda Duncan, Carol Duncan, Cheryl Dutra, Leroy Eddy, Iris Elliott, Bill Elliott, Hollis Esquivel, joe Fluty, Kathleen Frank, Leslie Freeman, Anne Galarza, Carmen Galindo, Linda Galvan, Eleanor Garcia, Anna Garcia, Leonard Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Ralph Gaston, Charlene Gianinni, Marie Girmay, Kiros Greenleaf, Wayne Griggs, Sally Griggs, Steve Hackett, Donna Harrington, Larry Harris, Dave Hathc oc k, Edmond Hendrix, Doug Hernandez, jack Heywood, Mark Hoy, Darlene Illum, Steve jay, Bryant jones, Monta Kelley, Linda Kelley, Maureen Kirby, Diona Knauss, Ralph Lago, Bertha Lange, Michael Largent, Wilson Ledford, William Lee, Kenneth Leveira, Donna Lopez, joe Lynch, Sharon Machado, Harold Mantelli, Patty Martinez, David Martinez, Guiller Dressed for their Spanish Club skit are Maxine Ames Jeanette Michaud, and Linda Addington. Nail, James Nieto, Blanche Nolen, Ann Nordell, Tom Nunnally, Gwen Ochoa, Phil Orozco, Edwin Ortiz, Richard Ortiz, Soledad Padilla, Edward Parks, Karen Parsons, Ron Pato, Linda Pehl, Chet Perdue, Beverly Perez, Joel Peterson, Michael Pierce, Mildred Pina, Edward Ponce, Theresa Preston, Kathy Martinez, Mary Ann Martinez, Rosa Massey, Rhonda Mauriscio, Linda McBroom Ann McClelland, Evelyne McCoy, Jack McCurtain, Charles McFarlan, David McLain, Linda Mendoza, Jimmie Mercer, Barbara Merryman, Lucy Michaud, Jeanette Minor, Donald Misquez, Manuel Morgan, Robert Mygrant, Michael 4x .B P '- u 'swf Sherman, Steve Shook, Judy Showaker, Don Simmons, Donna Simpson, Pat Simpson, Twyla Smith, Gloria Smith, Linda Smith, Sandra Sorenson, Bob Soto, John Southern, Royce Spear, Ken Spoon, Glenda Stallings, Ron Stulce, Margaret Sudweeks, Larry Sutton, Roy Prewett, Yvonne Puente, Hilario Purkey, Morris Ramirez, Linda Rangel, Richard Reed, Greg Reese, Floyd Reyes, Anita Ricketson, Patty Rico, Desmond Rios, Patty Robles, David Roehm, Joyce Rogers, Darrell Rohweder, Danny Rudkin, William Ruffell, Carol Russel, Karen Sacchetti, Nickie Salas, Rosie Scarfo, Carol Effecting a new filing system 1S Judy Carlisle . J K' is R if 1 i iv x'. 1 . 5' ' , , l l 2 iw, r ' ' 'Q 5 2 -, f..-Q-923' , v e Af' a Q., ,' in J - i 5 f r it Q XT- ye x 5 I f 4 V I I 4 Junior Class Officers FRGNT ROW: Chet Pelil, Pres, Vinny Baldwin, Sec, Vennie Prewett, Rep. BACK ROW: Steve Illum, Vice Pres, Steve Dal Porto, Treas. advisors Mrs. Sue Fortner Mr. Calvin Boyd ,- 3,411 4-I ,v-N 4'-2 ui Y .,.', NOT PICTURED: Marcella Avila, Wes Collins, Leonard Cross, Ray Darrah, Larry Ditmars, Kelly Granado, Pat Martinez, Rodrick Mel-Iugh, Janis Myers, Linda Rasmussion, Darlene Stoker, Vern Williams, john V. Yancey jr. , Peggy Yonemura. - 'to ar F fn is W4 lf .L-U .Q I 'L s as -yi in 6- 5- l nj wb. go . F1-. v 'C' 1 . 1 4 'ZW x ii 1: piryrva, I 'r V ,..:, rg X ' mg--, f ,A T T iw fa . T s L tif' , .7 'V N, If ' -tf', FQ Q T . 5' 'I D ' X ,S-17 ' -,Q All -if H -xi. A 3 T .- Q 'Ci 13' if M : . x i X 4 - I' -4 , 5 rt. L l -A f . A-52 X 1 f I - - S- Swift, Marla Swope, Marla Tapia, Reuben Tarango, Alice Termant, Gerald Thomas, Bruce Thomas, Dale Torres, John Treat, Doug Trembly, Walter Urenda, Della Valverde, Virginia Van Schuyver, Larry Vasquez, Armando Vegoren, Robert Walker, Linda Wearin, Kathy Wetzel, Jimmie White, Mark Whitener, jack Willis, Joyce Wilson, Claraleen Wilson, Maureen Winters, Neal Wisecarver, Pete Woodward, Diana Yingling, Helen Zeiger, Sharron OR GA NIZA TI ONS As part of his duties, PRESIDENT Richard Gutierrez hosted the Hamilton Air Force Band. As VICE PRESIDENT, Floyd Reese occasionally presided over the Student Body Assemb- lies. 4? sf' r B I F' F 'P -u , ll 'nf ' X , 4 1 IX? Eft fr O 4 4 - Xt I I -A -9 f The recording and filing of the Student Bodys' financial transactions is only one of Sharon Kanagaki's jobs as Treasurer. Student Bod Officers . , Y 31 I ', lffsrix 'L if A 1. , l- E .W 3 S , 1 s i 'T' 455 3, . 2 i N ' ii- sb x bf ' . , .1 .-4 FC. 3 1 ? , 1 4 at B L 44 2 U X' A Taking care of the Student Body correspondence, kept SECRETARY Marla Swope, busy all year, 98 Fred Gibson, ATHLETIC COMMISSIONER, conducted all our pep rallies. Student Body Commissioners One of Rosalie Farjardo's many duties, as COMMISSIONER OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS, is to provide soft drinks for sales at games and dances. W , p v w .4 ,Es I no-1--Q I 'R I I is f P' 1 Y ..1-.-1 ' PUBLICITY COMMISSIONER, Tami Vengley, travels with the team to cover sports events. 99 'I ug- ! . E 7' K Q e J Dianna Gianni, COMMISSIONER OF JUSTICE, leads the Student Body in the flag salute. If sounds or lights were needed Ed I-Iathcock was always there. as TECHNICAL COM- MISSIONER. Student Council 1 . QP il E g T 'z.x9!N? Vice-President Floyd Reese listens to a motion from the floor. The primary duties of these individuals are approving and presenting to the ad- ministration the dates of student activi- ties and new club applications. These have been only a portion of the many duties that the Student Council was en- gaged in this year. Their work helped to link the students and faculty together. 'r . 0 i 'nv as was 'P sv is s,' 'V LJ UO -X iq.. TOP ROW: F. Reese. T Smith. j. Butler. C. Day. D. Gianni. S. Dal Porto. R. Gutierrez. F. Michelotti. M. Ael-zermnn, Y. Prewett. SECOND ROW: R. Fajardo. P. Beasley. S. Cvalnrza. VI. lflonegger. C. Hardin. S. Pico. D. lloneggcr. Kanzigaki. C. Sanchez. TIHRD ROW: Luntiz. B. jesse, D. Baronj. T. Vcngley. C. jackson. lf. Cihson. M. Swope. C. Pohl. D. Sanchez. l O0 CS. . A59 C1 -: r 4 Gmc. E5 TOP ROW: A. Greenleaf, H. Ames, I. Nail, B. Burroughs, S. Luntz, M. White, M. Mygrant, P. Wolfe, F. Brown, B. jesse. SECOND ROW: D. Planchon, M. Kamigaki, M. Weeks, K. Girmay, K. Kirkman, R. Gutierrez, B. Baroni. W. Greenleaf-V. Pres., R. Casiano. THIRD ROW: M. Havens, V. Alderman, C. Lima, E. Halsey. A. Cinquini, A. Huckaby, D. Chato, L. Boltzen-Sec., C. Stewart, F. Gibson-Pres. BOTTOM ROW: M. Bowers, M. Temps-Treas.. C. Scarfo, L. Smith, T. Christensen, L. Addington, L. Sanchez, M. Honegger, B. Hanner, F. Michelotti. How would you feel if you were sold just because you were a hairy, little creature? Fine, if you were one of those fuzzies sold throughout the month of November. C.S. F. sponsored Clash Day which was followed by their annual carnival, April 2, 1965, held in the North Gymnasium. At this time the clashiest boy and girl winners were awarded hugh stuffed animals. A student must maintain an A minus average in order to gain admission to the California Scholarship Federation. Members of this club were rewarded for their achievements by being given a free day in San Francisco, at which time they attended the play LUTHER, December 9, l9o5. 101 3 M'liss Honegger makes sale of fuzzy to Margaret Bowers. X C.S.F 8 . 7' Latin Club Throughout the hustle and bustle of this busy year, Latin Club has managed to maintain a rushed but well organized schedule. This year started off with their annual club banquet. New members took their roles as slaves with some embarrassment but good-naturedness. Surviving the banquet, the newly or- dained members enjoyed the privileges of attending numerous conventions, includ- ing those at Fresno, U.S.C., and Mira- monte. To complete an exciting year, the constituents attended a farewell picnic. X., TOP ROW: M. Geddes, J. Honegger, D. Pederson, S. Beasley, J. Chastek, D. Hathcock, A. Markus B. Hanner, L. Martinez, H. Minta, J. Rook, D. Wolfe, J. Ackerman, P. Btuiting, j. Ackerman, B Clark, A. Cinquini QSec.j, M. Luntz, D. Adams, D. Honegger, B. Michelotti, C. White, D. Mc Curtain. SECOND ROW: B. Durham, R. Griggs, 1. Allen, E. Hathcock, B. Lynch, S. Honegger, F Reese, M. Coffman, T. Christensen, E. Halsey, K. Frey, T. Scarfo, S. Martin, S. Stornetta, L. Rush, L. Sanchez, G. Freeman. THIRD ROW: H. Honegger, I. Hobson, M. Weeks, L. Frank, S. Dal Porto QV.P.j, P. Ellis, S. Winters, P. Yamashita, 1. Prewett, M. Honegger, E. Weeks, P. Lange T. Somerhalder. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Van Tassel, L. Boltzen, J. Christensen lTreas.J, M. jones, S Griggs, C. Gromm, P. Perez, S. lllum, M. White, S. LuntzfPres.j. A F5 T 6 Q25-K'Q5'f5'3-' ng Spanish Club Q H fE6!c? 1fBfsA':l 9 1 1,-N. K H TOP ROW: B. Anderson, P. Wisecarver, S. Dal Porto, W. Largent, R. Manning, L. Sanchez, E. Baldocchi, R. Lucchesi, M. Kelley, D. Gianni, M. Smith, K. Edwards, A. Smith, j. Davies, V. Esquivel, M. Warbington, E. Garcia, C. Bennett, L. Garcia, A. Cordova, M. Zaragoza. SECOND ROW: C. Lazar, G. Dallas, S. Gregory G. Vasquez, K. Silva, M. Mendiola, B. Gomes, L. Austin, K. Ball, S. Pico, M. Cakebread, j. Currier, M. Temps fTreas.j, M. Ames, D. Planchon, L. Lucchesi, M. Kamigaki, D. Graham, S. Holland. THIRD ROW: V. Martinez, L. De Martini, V. Cadabona, D. Cero, B. Whittern, M. Ricioli, D. Pierce, M. Giannini, B. Nieto, B. Lago, A. Huckaby, D. Chato, L. Lewis, P. Rios, P. Adams, A. Reyes, C. Rodriques. FOURTH ROW: M. Bowers, L. Addington, R. Fajardo QPres.l, V. Baldwin, S. Griggs, F. Gibson, L. Frank, V. Prewett, I. Peard, B. Treat, C. Lima, V. Alderman QSec.j, R. Anaya, M. Robles. BOTTOM ROW:j. Carlisle, R. Gutierrez, F. Brown QV.P.l, B. jesse, F. Reese, T. Butler, C. Pehl, W. Greenleaf, J. Yancey, M. Suniga, M. White, M. Mygrant. Donna Chato and Henry Ames board bus for Spanish Club trip to San Francisco. an-.. H i!- Highlighting a year of hard work and vigorous activities, was the Spanish Club Dance featuring the Royal Heartbeats. Club members then looked eagerly towards their annual trip to San Francisco. The itinerary included such popular sites as Fleishhacker Zoo. the Aquarium, W the Hall of Science, and finally play- 1. at sf land to conclude a year of fun, excitement, and ente rtainm ent . E, I. .1 'S . ,365 TOP ROW: J. Davies, W. Greenleaf, E. Hathcock, K. Kirkrnan, S. Honegger, D. Harris, F. Reese, M. Mygrant, P. Wolfe, I. Tennant-V.P., M. Fernandes, S. Peterson, S. Kanagaki, I. Linn, J. Hobson. SECOND ROW: K. Edwards, M. Temps, L. Boltzen, M. Swift, C. Pehl, C. Scarfo, D. Gianni, M. Stulce, J. Peard, I. Dallas, T. Scarfo, A. I-Iuckaby, L. Sanchez, R. Gutierrez, C. Mercado, M. Kamigaki-Sec., C. Hardin. THIRD ROW: A. Cinquini, B. Brilski, L. Addington, M. Ames, E. Halsey, L. Frank, F. Stonebarger, B. Michelotti, R. Baroni, B. Anderson, M. Swope, P. Beasley, D. Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: P. Perez, I. Yancey, K. Girmay, D. Planchon, J. Allen, M. Dierrnier, M. Ricioli, V. Prewett, D. Honegger, K. French, C. Lima, V. Alderman-Treas. , D. Pierce. BOTTOM ROW: M. White, J. Nail, C. White, H. Ames, A. Greenleaf, B. Jesse-Pres. ff A.F. . The American Field Service is designed to give students a better knowledge of the countries of the World. The club was honor- ed to have Kiros Girmay, our exchange student from Ethiopia, accompany them in their activities. His colorful narrative of w-fa... 'T FT' , ,P 1 life in his native home highlighted many in- tere sting program s. AFS has further sought to bring the world into closer friendship through various guest speakers who shared, by audible and photo- graphic means, their worldwide adventures with the students of Liberty. Kiros Girmay from Ethiopia treats his foreign exchange host jerry Tennant. to a coke 'N I . a fu. '- W., TOP ROW: D. Wolfe, E. Calvo-Sec., A. Cinquini, A. I-Iuckaby, J. Linn-V.P., S. Lynch, P. Beasley-Pres., S. Peterson, M. Kelley, K. Preston-Treas. SECOND ROW: D. Burroughs, C. Mercado, M. Coy, P. Bunting. B. McCune, M. Zaragoza, V. Nelson, P. Mantelli, L. Sanchez, 1. Ackerman, M. Ricoli, K. Frey, Miss Bonnickson. Tl-HRD ROW: D. Gianni, E. Halsey, B. Brilski, J. Dallas, M. Stulco, D. Pierce, I. Peard, V. Cadabona. BOTTOM ROW: P. Perez, D. Fierini, D. Freitas, T. Smith, C. Thomas, V. Rozenski, K. Ball, M. Cakebread. urses Club Practical experience and knowledge of a pos- sible future was carried out in various ways in the Nurses Club. To obtain a better understanding of aiding and comforting the sick, the Nurses Club took trips to such hospitals as the Merritt Hospit- al in Oakland, and the St. joseph's Hospital in San Francisco where they observed nurses in their daily work. To excercise their knowledge, Nurses Club sponsored a party for the Lone Tree Nursing Home and for the Hazel Woolley School. Candy Striper janet Linn practices nursing techniques on Maxine Zaragoza 'Elk X 105 I. S? I I L 2' 1'r '.jl,vix',! get fi, K'- I - I -l ,ees 'S-A F.F.A. Fun, frolic. and a fat greased pig---put into a bag and shake What do you have? The Greased Pig Chase sponsored by our Future Farmers Association and held at noon on September 25 1964. Liberty students raced for the chance of winni ng two free tickets to the F.F. A.'s annual Barn Dance. Besides dancing to the Chestmen. those present enjoyed the big event of the night. the choosing of the F.F.A. Sweet- heart. This year's lucky lady was Tami Vengley. Wayne Weder is currying -his blue ribbon Hereford. His project received one of the many awards presented to our Agriculture Department. TOP ROW: D. Thomas, M. Joaquin, C. Bailey, P. McClelland E Alves j Nordell D Holland R Darrah G. Kelley. D. Lopez, H. Machado qTreas. J, A. Garcia, G. Van Schuyw er W Rodriques A Ybarra B Whitener. SECOND ROW: I. Addington, T. Gregory. W. Cummings M Massom I Elliot I Wlutener A Felo, 1. Wetzel. D. Martinez. B. Chate. L. Godoy, T. Nordell M Mulrooney G Klflx R West Mr Rodriques. TI-HRD ROW: B. Dallas, P. Simpson, D. Spearman E Rafael D Rohweder j Sims A Vargas R. Rafael. G. Rasmusson, A. Garcia, R. Smith. T. Baldocchi A Piazza N Sacchetti FOURTH ROW B Ledford, L. Dutra. W. Weder, L. Stonebarger fSec. J, C. Pehl fPres J T Vengley QF F A Sweetheartj D Dal Porto fV.P. Q, S. Honegger. D. McFarlan, P. Wisecarver, R. Caldwell D Capono BOTTOM ROW T Thomas, R. Felo, B. Swicegood, L. Flanders, M. Pedersen, D Treat I Rego j Miguel D Aiello L Wearin, J. Honegger, D. Ledford. fb QC f 5 F.H.A. 3, v Ao. s 3- .F-. 'X ,A ,ff 4.-9 ...Q Z ,, T' 'o 'iw!' 5 , 15 1-1 js..- 1.,f TOP ROW: D. Clifton, T. Simpson, L. Elmore, B. Cones fTreas.j, A. Dearman, P. Stone. S. Douglas fSec. J, SECOND ROW: M. Mendiola, E. Thatcher. P. Guffey, P. Bunting, D. Gianni, C. Hardin fPres. Q, D. Dear- man. BOTTOM ROW: G. jackson. D. McCainfV.P. Q, M. Havens, C. Mercade, 1. Linn, L. Lewis, S. Harrington. MAI! ,LCN Jw 5' X ' 12 ,- ,F oe .. 5 ? ' GO aww For Girls. marching up and down the halls. a huge box of cupcakes in one hand and a small jar of money X, e, 4 in the other, describes the appear- ance ofthe F. H.A. cupcake sale, February 5. 1965. X fd-,l Q Last fall, the Future Homemakers of America planned. prepared. and served a dinner honoring new club members. At the Christmas party the F. H.A. girls proved charitable. '-Ir' each member donating a toy for the Qi, Community Christmas Basket. The activities of the F. H. A. cul- minated with their presentation of I r .-fi 3 Speclal dinner honoring Semors' lust one more cupc like this sixthj says Greg Reed to Connie Mercado .ind Maxine Zargigom. 107 L., 'xx ' L L Pep Club Pep Club President. Trudy Smith. is assisted by Brenda Treat and Marion Smith in designing a display for the goal posts. TOP RCW: G. Day. D. Harris. ki. Suniga. J. Allen. A. Cinquini. Y. Cadabona. J. Ackerman. J. Garlisle. l.. Ball. X. Fngland. Xl. Coy. P. Bunting. L. Di:-ion. J. Duarte. R. Griggs. A. Reyes. S. Wolfe. D, Leveira. S. Luntl. B. Iesse. D. Turner. P. Wolfe. A. Greenleaf. SECOND ROW: G. Yas quez. D. Cero, G. Glajxbnrn. R. Fajartlo. G. T-lercado. D. Gianni. M. Smith. B. Brilski. G. Reed B. An derson. C. Phel. S. Dalton. P. Ricketson. A. l-luclqaby. D. Chato. B. Treat. Tl-HRD ROXNEJ Dallas. I. Butler. dl. Honegger. KI. Pinlgston. F. Reese. S. Dal Porto. F. Gibson. L. Frank fSec. J, M Sxuope. li. Scarfo, Xl. Harrington. M. Aclaernzan. Xl. Honegger. H. l-lonegger. T. Sorenson. I.. De Martini. YI. Rook. ll. Casey. xl. Pre' .'.' ett. BCTTOM RCW: Y. Prer-Jett. M. Ricioli. D. Baroni. T. Yengley. S. Gregory. S. Starnetta. li. French. D. Honegger. D. Sanchez. Rl. jones. G. Duncan. G. Duncan. Rl. Giannini. S. lianagalzi. E. Vfeelzs. l.. Gutino QTreas.j. NOT PIGTURED: T. Sniith fPres. l, ff .Jigs Pep Club Decorating the football goal posts and and school spirit. Highlighting the selling booster hats, pom-pons, pencils club's activities was the Sadie Hawkins and book covers have become The Pep Dance, featuring Marryin' Sam, Daisy Club's means of creating excitement Mae, and other Dog Patch characters. Vu TOP ROW: H. Ames, M. Pierce, D. Urenda, K. Kanagaki, E. Halsey, R. Gutierrez, B. Durham, A. Carlisle A. Markus, B. Dallas, D. Harris, K. Girmay, L. Machado, F. Michelotti, S. Kloepfer, J. Mendez, B. Ander son, M. Mygrant, C. Sanchez, T. Cutine, M. jesse, C. Cromm, S. Illum, M. Wilson, M. Heywood, D. Rogers. SECOND ROW: L. McLain, A. Freeman, D. McCain, G. jackson, S. Douglas, P. Stone, M. Havens, B. Calvert, P. Sands, M. Kamigaki, M. Bowers. E. Folsom, M. Weeks. THIRD ROW: V. Deien, L. DeMartini, L. Simpson, K. Armstrong, B. Gomez, B. DeMartini, L. Kirkman, 1. Hansen, M. Temps, L. Smith fV.P.j, L. Austin, G. Singh, V. Carlson, J. Ackerman, K. Preston, L. Elmore, S. Dal Porto, E. Frank M. Swift. FOURTH ROW: G. Dallas, K. Silva, M. Mendiola, B. Whittern, T. Scarfo, B. Lago, J. Michaud, B. Nieto, 1. Freeman, S. Pice, K. Ball, P. Mantelli, 1. McParland, B. Lynch, W. Greenleaf, J. Tennant, F. Silveira, F. Stonebarger, D. DeSl1azer, A. Smith, B. Michelotti, D. Pierce, M. Warbington, C. Bennett, R. Salas. FIFTH ROW: P. Perez, R. Guerrero, C. Lima, G. Alderman, M. Stulce, J. Peard, T. Simpson, P. Harrington, S. Harrington, V. Baldwin, D. Leveira, S. Griggs, L. Lewis, S. Schwitters, J. Yancey, K. Kirk- man, C. Lazar, L. Azevedo, L. Merryman. BOTTOM ROW: K. Edwards, L. Stonebarger, j. Shrader, L. Sanchez, R. Mygrant, W. Trembly, S. Honegger, P. Wisecarver, W. Largent. 1. Carlisle, D. Adams, B. Clark, R. Moore. C. White. 109 7 I A.. . 'li . -3 S .I ,I fr: 'sv .,. l Qfvp.. VP. 'I 'sql' 1 . Wy V. V ' 5 I 'r 'ef' 'lj X. , 5:'L. - is .,..'x . . g W 4' ' 'r1'. .'f'.!ffPff Hfklf' ' X, '33-'ilfl ..,1-f.. 4 ,a x x ww... . L ? fgp ., L., I iff dx f, Francine Michelotti and Sandy Dal Porto inspect the engraved necklace which was presented to this year's I-lomecomingQueen, Marsliabrckerrnan. The Rally Com- niitte had the sole responsibility of planning the Homecoming festivities and seeing that they ran smoothly and on schedule. Rally Committee an c Wh ca: ,Q ,v il!! TOP ROW: S. Ilonegger, F. Reese, A. Markus, D. l-Ionegger, F. Gibson QPres. J, SECOND ROW: F. Michelotti N. .Ncl-Lurinan. I. Carlisle. KI. Micliaud, A. Greenleaf. FRONT ROW: B. Anderson. S. Dal Porto, L. Smith. T Smmli. 110 Band 91'BB'w:.....4 .. -.. One might say that Liberty's School Band has a split personalityg for it is both a marching and a concert band. V The marching band exhibited a fine half- time performance at all home games. It was among the top twenty bands from the Bay Area which competed in the University of Pacific's Band Day at Stockton. After being judged on its marching and musical skills, Liberty was presented the first place trophy. Also, Mr. jones was selected Band Leader of the Year by the Central Valley The award-winning concert band entertained an overflowing Christmas and Spring Con- cert audience. Mr. Allan jones and jerry Tennant display awards won at U.O. P. Band Day. lll and Bay Area band directors. p N FRENCH HORN:1. Christensen, S. Peterson, J. Tennant QV. P. Q, L. Sheppard. PERCUSSION: TOP ROW: j. Butler, j. Chastek, R. Griggs, BOTTOM ROW: D. I-Iathcock, F. Michelotti, S. Griggs, D. Sanchez. B. Ixlichelotti. 5- FLUTE: TOP ROW: M. Swift, S. DeVore. 1. Hobson, V. Baldwin ll! CLARINET: TOP ROW: R. Melot. j. Dallas. J. Somer- halder. S. Winters. SECOND ROYV: P. Adams. C. Scarfo, R. Lopez. P. Beasley, R. Bartels, L. Machado, C. Stewart. THIRD ROW: A. Greenleaf, Nl. Weeks, V. Prevrett. G. Pereira. M. Rieioli, S. Kanagaki. TRUMPET: ToP ROW: R. Ridge, w. Trembley, R. Della Mag- BARITONE: R. Modrall, S- Ridge- goire, C. Wilson, M. Coffman, K. Armstrong. MIDDLE ROW: T. Ellis, E. Orozco, L. Dutra, R. Mygrant, K. Modrall. BOTL TOM ROW: J. Nail, F. Brown Qsec. tn-eas. Q, R. Baroni QPres. j. 2.7 BOTTQM ROW: M' TemP5, B' Bunoughs' SAXOPHONE: ToP ROW: P. Rash, 1. Davies, R. Ramiriz. BoT- I. Carhsle, M. Kamxgakl. TOM ROW: J. Brown, D. Honegger, G. Day. G' 1,- TROMBONE: TOP ROW: W. Ledford, R. Perry, B. Davies, SOUSAPHONE: TOP ROW: H. Ames, B. jesse B. Hanner. BOTTOM ROW: D. Minor, S. Luntz, P. Wolfe. M. Peterson. BASSOON: BOTTOM ROW: R. Cross, K. French. OBOE: D. Chato. H3 Choir Besides participating in the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and at Graduation, our choral groups also en- gaged in Christmas caroling at the numerous elementary schools. Students being given outstanding recog- nition from among our three vocal groups were Carol Lazar and Brent Anderson, who were honored with a four day trip to Long Beach to perform with students from all over California in an immense concert presented April 1-1, 1965. Madrigal R l .., ex., TOP ROW: R. Southern, D. Rogers, K. Armstrong, J Tennant, B. jesse. SECOND ROW: W. Giles, B. Ander son QPres. J, J. Allen, W. Ledford. THIRD ROW: T Vengley, M. Swope fSec. Treas. j, A Dearman, L. Duggan. FOURTH ROW: S. Burke, K. Aiello, C. Ruffell, D. Hackett, C. Duggan. FIFTH ROW: S. Stornetta, C. Ridge, D. Dearrnan, C. Largent. B. jesse, D. Chato, J. Tennant, N. Bluebaugh, K. Armstrong, A. Cinquini, G. Reed, D. Clif- ton, D. McCain, I. Allen, S. Harrington, B. Anderson, M. Swope, D. Hackett. TOP ROW: G. Reed, D. Hendrix, E. Hathcock, 1. Nail, 1. Middelton, S. Ridge. SECOND ROW: L. Lunsford. K. Gamble, M. Coy, J. Davies, L. Pato, D. McCain, L. Azevedo. THIRD ROW: S. DeVore, I. Cox, M. Smith, S. Zeiger. T. Garcia, A. Cinquini, S. Douglas. FOURTH ROW: N. Bluebaugh, B. Perdue, D. Planchon, I. Micliaud, M. Havens, J. jackson fV.P. j, D. Clifton. FIFTH ROW: 1. Duggan, S. Harrington, P. Rios, H. Honegger, M. Honegger, L. Modrall. Triple Trio M Honegger. D. Dearman, I. Cox, A. Dearrnan, M. Smith, M. Coy, S. Zeiger, M. Havens, D. Planchon H5 M, ,J Jh- Boy's Block I-Xcitement mounted as the Harlem Stars, hosted by the li-oy's Blocl-1 L bound on to Liberty's basketball court to attempt victory over the Faculty All'Stares. Liberty rooters screamed their support for Derby Thom and Rickc-ts Miller, who led the faculty team, but, the faculty lost 96 to 60, On November 25, the Boy's Block L sponsored a dance featuring the wild music of the Sonics. During the basketball game with Livermore, this organization held a cake auction from which all profits were donated to the March of Dimes. In con- junction with the Girls' Block L the boys contri- buted to the canned food drive. Proceeds went to needy families at Christmas. ..........l...,' l' 1, ' - ......Ja. .....J.... J W, it-tfziflf tj ',,.r-f Don Showaker and Phillip Ochoa collecting money for the canned food drive. TOP ROW: D. Showaker, S. lllum, B. Thomas, M. White, B. Morgan, P. Ochoa, B. Elliott, W. Stallings, G Pederson, I. Nordell, S. Hammond. ZND ROW: P. Wisecarver, B. Lynch, F. Reese, L. DeLosier, I. Pinkston K. Kirkman, J. Lopez, R. Parsons, D. Treat. 3RD ROW: P. Viles, W. Greenleaf, R. Griggs, W. Weder, S. I-lonegger, S. Dal Porto, F. Gibson, S. Luntz fSec. Treas. J, L. Sheppard, A. Greenleaf, D. Honegger. BOTTOM ROW: L. Machado, W. Trembly, F. Stonebarger, R. Garcia, K. Edwards, D. Sanchez QPres. Q, A. Carlisle, C. Pehl, A. Markus, B. Michelottj. NOT PICTURFD: I. Mendez QV.P. j. F5 ggi' '57 F5 N 2 A AQ - f 1 1 Girl's Block if X I .- J fix TOP ROW: T. Smith, T. Vengley, L. Lucchesi, D. Planchon, C. Lazar, M. Coy, S. Douglas, G. jackson, D. McCain, B. Calvert, P. Mantelli, S. Galarza QPres. Q, J. Carlisle, E. Folsom. SECOND ROW: L Lewis, M. Bowers, I. Eddy, A. Freeman, F. Silveira, M. Ackerman, 1. Dallas, D. Pierce, M. Stulce, C Mercado, S. Kanagaki. BOTTOM ROW: L. Ball, L. Frank, S. Griggs, V. Prewett, P. Adams, C. Scarfo M. Smith, L. Dixon, B. Treat, L. Dausy. Pennies, dimes, and canned food all contri- buted to the annual Food Drive in the com- petitive effort of the Boy's and Girl's Block L . This year the contest ended in a tie. The food went to needy families to help make their Christmas brighter. Kiss me, Cupid' was the theme of the pop- ular G. A. A. Turnabout Dance. Music was provided by the Sonics. The girls earned their Block IJ' through sports participation in the Girls' Athletic Association. Steve Illum and Larry Sanchez try their luck in the G.A. A. fund raising contest. -ellibii it. f. ll. Senior G.A.A. . Q I... 3 'f' -if 3: 5 . fi! 'A 2 T15 . N-U N f as TOP ROW: 1. Peard, 1. Yancey, J. Davies, S. Douglas, D. McCain, G. jacksonfPres. Q, P. Stone, D. Town- send, V. Nelson, Cv. Cummings, M. Temps. SECOND ROW: C. Ramirez, R. Bonilla, M. Coy, S. Zeiger, C. Mercado, A. Smith, M. Bowers, C. Lazar, D. Planchon. FRONT ROW: B. Treat, M. Smith, B. Calvert, S. Calarza fPres. Q, T. Smith, F. Silveira, D. Pierce, M. Stulce, j. Dallas. Junior G.A.A. V- I '57 I.. TOP ROW: V. Baldwin, V. Prewett QV.P. Q, B. Lago, A. Freeman, C. Wilson, L. Dixon, 1. Michaud, M. Wilson, M. Swift, M. jones, L. Ball, j. Carlisle fTreas. SECOND ROW: V. Deien, P. Rios, K. Russel. R. Salas. L. Ramirez, I. Roehm, L. Merrymiin, M. Ciuninni, C. Duncan, P. Ricketson, C. Bennett, M. Sw-ape. Tl-HRD ROW: B. Nieto, D. Hoy, P. Mrintelli, R. Massey, I. Shook, T. Simpson, li. Preston, M. Pierce, P. Ad.nns, L. Addington. BOTTOM ROW: C. Smith, L. Cqilindo, L. Cutino, C. Duncan, B. Mercer, C. C.1l.1rz.1, S. Griggs, L. Smith. C. Sc41rl'ofSec.j, L. Fr.1nk. llfl TOP ROW: B. Gomes, F. Michelotti, L. Kirkman, L. Machado, C. Cromm, j. H:1nsen,C'. Sanchez, M. Jessie, T. Cutino, J. McBride, D. Spoon, C. Singh, D. Fiorini, L. Lucchesi, K, Frongh, C, Ghilgn-Llugchi, L, Lunsford, C. Lima, C. Torrez, M. Warbington, L. Lyles. SECOND ROW: D. lfreitzzs, T. Bcdcicya, C. Fairlcy, D. Duke, D. Reed, D. Cero, M. Ricioli, K. Frey, B. Brilski, B. Viles, S. Austin, H. Godden, P. Mime, V. Cadabona, D. Wolfe, A. Cinquini, F. Ilalscy,P. Perez, K. Armstrong, P. Wright. THIRD ROW: N. llaxvf l-sins, K. Gamble, T. Knauss, P. Bowman, B. Huggins, L. Ruddick, I. Ackerman, B. DeMartinj, C. Clayburn, T. Scarfo, A. I-Iuckaby, K. Bloodworth, L. Austin, P. Bryant, M. Salvanira, C. Hammers, K. Wlutniirc. BOTTOM ROW: V. Stallings, R. Paslay, P. Parks, S. Cummings, C. Alvarez, R. Vclazquez, K. Zeiger, N. England, V. Alderman, M. I-lonegger, M. Mathews, A. Beltram, B. Whittern, L. Sanchez. Sophomore G.A.A. C i--w,, TOP ROW: 1. Currier, S. Winters, j. Smith, C. Perera, C. Dallas, K. Peet, C. Bozarth, M. Collins, C. Ridge, K. Silva, 1. Rook, S. Kloepfer, K. Kanagaki, j. Prewett, I-I. Honegger, V. Carlson, C. Dixon. SECOND ROW: T. Knauss, L. Simpson, V. Rozenski, C. Thomas, I. McParland, C. Thomas, S. Odahlen, I. Lugliani, E. Frank, S. Dal Porto, L. Martini, P. Cvuffey, H. Minta, P. Yamashita, S. Martinez, S. Holland. THIRD ROW: S. Stornetta, M. Luntz, A. Beltram, P. Monroe, K. Ball, S. Pico, G. Freeman, G. Massey, T. Sorenson, L. Munoz, M. Sanchez, E. Thatches, M. Mendiola. BOTTOM ROW: M. Clemons, G. Vasquez, M. Cakebread, P. Aguirre, E. Ouintanella, P. Ellis, S. Martin, S. Kelley, M. Casey, S. Schwitters, R. Guerrera, N. Diffey. Freshman G.A.A. 5606 B QQ X ' if-2 X . ,AA A QR '1.y,,i. 'I -14 A 4 - Tk . S 4 I 9 I' !K-CHIVC' f 1, . 'X A Q Q Playmakers I. 1-in l- .. Qfw Although a newly organized cluh, the playmakers show promise in he- coming one of Libertys more active organizations. They presented a very successful production of Richard Powell's three act comedy, Pioneer Go Home. :X cast party followed the two night engagement of the play. In the early spring, club members attended a performance hy the San Francisco Actors Workshop, and ended the year with a dinner and a dance. South Orange explodes with a line to Toby Kwim- per. as the Queen Bee and Morristown Kwimper look on. TOP ROW: C. Stewart. M. Kelley. M. Stulce. I. Yancey R. Morrison. B. Brilski. K. Edwards. L. Stonebarger A. jay. L. Machado. D. Currier. SECOND ROW: R. Severn. L. AddingtonfSec.l. M. Coy, D. Chato. L. San- chez. M. Smith. B. Treat. 1. Michaud. P. Stone. 1. Yancey. B. Michelotti. P. Mantelli fTreas. J, J. Dallas. Tl-HRD ROW: E Folsom, P. Mune, E. Halsey. T. Scarfo. M. White. J. Nail. D. Pierce fV.P. J, j. Butler. S. Sebrian. j. Campbell. BOTTOM ROW: M. Bowers, C. Lazar QPres. j, M. Wilson, C. White. J. Allen, T. Christensen, M. Ames, S. Gregory, I. Peard, V. Prewett, M. Harrington. Q - L' A. ,' he CQEDITORS .ew V A After many years without a school newspaper, the journalism Department was reorganized into a two -4- semester course. The new Liberty Bell was designed for monthly publication. Aside from editing the news paper, the staff enjoyed a tour of the office of the Brentwood News and concluded the year with a staff banquet. 5 'E-'Q aI Belles and Boys evaluate the latest edition of the LIBERTY BELL. journalists dig for the original ideas that made their newspaper unique. Published by the journalism Class of Liberty Union High School, Brentwood, Calif. , -it CO-EDITORS ............................ Richard Barox Doreen Pierc Pl-IOTOCRAPI-TER .... .... M ike Harrington '- SPORTS EDITORS. . . .... Robert Michelotti Ray Morrison Larry Machado FEATURE EDITOR .... ..... R on Severn FASHION EDITOR . . ...... Janet Peard ART EDITOR .......... .... M argaret Stulc, EXCHANGE EDITORS . . .... Yvonne Prewett joan Hobson LITERARY EDITOR . . ..... Monta jones BR ENTWOOD NEWS REPORTER .............. A ................... M ark White REPORTERSg Brenda Treat, Rose Machardo, janet Yancey, Kent Edwards, Carol Duncan, Anne Freeman, Linda Ramierez, Pat Stone, Rhonda Massey ADVISOR . . . ................... Mr. Ellrie Von Schopp 121 -5 y--. Yearbook Society Creating 41 yearbook takes numerous talents and skills. 'lille people in this organization, although not necessarily Annual Staff members, have eontrihuted their abilities to the production of this hook. To raise money, the Society hosted the annual Christmas Capers Dance featuring the Sonics and hosted hy Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. They acknowledged the best all-round athlete hy presenting him with a personal trophy and added a plaque to the collection in the North Gymnasium. After the final deadline, the years events were completed with a club dance and swim party. 2 A 4 'ff w-I f t 3 af' l S N... x 44. .'o r '- i'v x IC 7 D Y ' 'W : f 'W ' ' 1 , A . 1 1 qw 'ilk' Q , K LQ. fi .4-fi Society members Jam themselves into a car and head for their swimming party. TOP ROXNYX1. Stulce. Ki. Harrington. Nr. Peters QAdvisorj. L. Dausy. D. Sanchez. SECOND ROW: D. Pierce. L. McLain. K. Aiello, C. Scarfo. BOTTOM ROW: P. Perez. M. Swope J. T. Yengley. T. Christensen QSec. sTreas. j. D. Hone- gger fPres. Q. SEN I URS ff -ABA . QQ. , Y .1 Q0 f- LINDA ABREU Commercial. VIVIAN ADDINGTON Chubby Commercial, Homemaking. G. A. A. , Nurses' Club, Candy Striper, Nurses' Club Sec. THELMA ALLEN ll Samll Commercial, Pep Club G.A.A. Spanish Club, 4-. , , 4- FIN - Y P1 -,,.-gr' I Nurses Club, Honor Roll. MARSHA ACKERMAN Shopa College Prep. , Pep Club, G. A. A.. Girls' Block L Student Council, Rally Committee, Rally Squad Head Varsi Cheerleaderl, W HOMECOMING QUEEN. KATHLEEN AIELLO vllqathyu Commercial, Music, Pep Club. A.F.S., Spanish Club, Yearbook Society, Playmakers, Football Charter, Annual Staff, Choir. HENRY AMES College Prep., Pep Club, A.F.S,, Spanish Club, C. S.F., Student Council. Honor Roll. Band III, Band Pres., C.S.F. V. Pres. BRENT ANDERSON Ilffangll College Prep., Pep Club. o A. F. S., Boys' Block L , -, Spanish Club, Rally Com- mittee, j.V. Football Manager, V. Basketball Manager, Choir Pres. , Frosh. Football, J. V. H. Football, A 8 B Track, Santa Claus. ig.: x .-I r'5n QVQJ, K 35 Q' 1,7 '-1 as ..o'N 'Rm 0, s Ct -'rv DARREL BAKER 5? LINDA AZEVEDO Rowdie Pep Club, G. A. A., Span- ish Club, Choir. 4, 4: 'N xa- Industrial Arts, F.F.A., Frosh. Footb all. RICHARD BARONI College Prep., Pep Club, A.F. S., Spanish Club, C. S.F., Student Council, Rally Committee, Liberty Bell Editor, Playmakers, Honor Roll, Band III, Band Pres., Soph Pres., Frosh. Rep., Frosh. Football, Frosh. Basketball, 1. V. Baseball, V. Baseball, Band Representative. JAMES BARRERA Music, j.V. Football, V. Basketball. PAMELA BFA SLEY ll Panlll College Prep., A. F.S., G.A.A., Student Council, Nurses' Club, Candy Striper, Nurses' Club President. WILLIAM BARTON Bill Industrial Arts, Wrestling . K f'i 'l A. IWNQNI NTFS-5. ' 5155-. ff, QW R g- GARY BELLAI-I Industrial Arts Nurses' f -6. f , I Club, Freshman Football. 4 A 1, P A '3- --f x KITITII BLC-OIJWORTIRI Industri nl Arts. LINDA I2-OLTZEN College Prey.. Latin Club, A.F. S. . C.A.A. . E. H. A. C.S.F., Nurses' Club. Candy' Stripclr. Plajfrnalcers Honor Roll, C. Sec.. Nurses' Club Yicc- Pros. wtrbg Jain is... X ROSE BONILLA Chacha I-Iornemaking. Nurses' Club. G. A. A. Senior's float won first place in Homecoming Parade. 41' fe 4:1 FRED BORBON 193 L MARGARET BOWERS Industrial Arts, I.V. Basef Pep Club, G.A.A., Span- ball Manager. A I Ill lllll MARK BOWERS Industrial Arts. ish Club. C. S,F., Girls' Block L , Playrnakers. Honor Roll. rmfl. l. I J B ,I fini DAVID BRAI-IENY College Prep. I , 6. I C r 9, f-Q.. et I ,., ,Y ,aw 0 A I fl Q, 1 T' J 'xx ' ' .- N S Wg: Q I Q W Q X. ESTI-IER CALVO Easter G.A.A., Nurses' Club, Nurses' C lub Se cretary JOYCE BRIXEY DOYLE Pep Club, G. A. A., F. H. A. , Nurses' Club. cz, reams f A 'U-o 1-5,- JERRY BUTLER Butler Industrial Arts. S2 JV! A450 PATTY BUNTING Thumper Pep Club, Latin Club, A.F.S., G.A.A., F. H.A. , Girls' Block L , Nurses' Club, F.H.A.,V. Pres. wil p 3 BETTY CALVERT IIB ll College Prep., Pep Club, Latin Club, G. A.A., Girls' Block L , Nurses'Club, Candy Striper, Song- leader, Honor Roll, I. C. L. , Nurses' Club Treasurer, Modern Dance. BARBARA CAMPBELL Bobbie Commercial, Pep Club, Nurses' Club, Candy Striper. S4 df. . ' 9 S my lil ' Y I .. N if '-:nfl N v' lxv- !! 'MW-Q.: .ffl xl , RJ' 'xii If lawfu- 5QQ .9--Q. ,' lf BILLY CALV ERT Industrial Arts. Marsha Ackerman and Doreen Pierce compare Senior pictures. wif' 1 BILLIE CARLILE Q, x -1 Bill lAlll,liFlI:UT,llll,BELL Cl 'N A Eomiuxcrcial. Collugr- Pr.-,ru 1' , ' ' Pup Club. lllziy- m.1l-Qt-rs. Ia L L- ,I A5 who ' x of 4' 7 --. jOYClT CONNESS Commcrci al. G . A. A. I F.H.A,, Nurses Club. 413 ALAN CARLISLE Collc-go Prep.. Pop Club, Spanish Club Boys' Block L . Honor Roll Frosh. Basketball, j.V. Basketball, A Swimming, B Swi m mi ng . DAWN CLIFTON Kaluda Commercial, F. l-l , A ., Choir. x, .h IEAN CHRISTENSEN Colle-gc Prop., Latin Club, C.A,A , A. FS. , C.S.F,, Lib Crty Bell, Playmakers, Honor Roll, Latin Club Treasurer, Band III, Studvnt Body Play, A, F.S. Repre Sentative, .av -- fileg '- .' 2 W Y, wr. 5 WALTER COULSOIX I A-Univ' if l 6 'TN lx 'Wv' f -' I l IYW, ll 'ffyfi ' l K. Jlt F-bhp ,L Industrial Arts. r. 5 A f vX L - 405.5 J ,X I'-Sus-':1'N ,K i SANDRA COX lljuxlcll Commercial. Choir. Q, A.F S., Spanish Club, Playmakcrs, Honor Roll. Triple Trio. fi? M RICHARD CROSS wt 45. X College Prep.. . ,-.1 2 Spanish Club. A Band lll. 9 . X,. '.,, in '., u LFNORE DAUSY Lenn College Prep.. Pep Club, G.A.A.. Spanish Club. F. H. A.. Girls' Block L , Yearbook Society. Annual Staff. Honor Roll. Senior Class Ed. in 410' if 1' SJ i GEARLDINE CUMMINGS llcerryll Comm ercial. G.A. A. IOY DALLAS Art 8 Music, Pep Club, A.F.S., G. A A., Spanish Club. F. I-l.A., Girls' Block IJ' , Nurses' Club. Frosh. Foot- ball Charter. j.V. Football Charter. Swimming Charter, Band III. Ning 19- ' ' MARCELLA COY llcellall College Prep., Pep Club, Latin Club. G.A.A., Girls' Block L , Nurses' Club. Playmakers, Choir, Triple Trio. lik AJ, 51 5 S JUDITH DAVIES lljudyll College Prep.. A F.S.. G.A.A.. Spanish Club, Nurses' Club. Charter, Band III Choir. I-1 Ly: , Iii '19 '31 Seniors make their way to their last classes of the day. if I SHERRY DOUGLAS Commercial, Pep Club, ' G. A. A., Girls' Block L , A F.H.A., Honor RO11, F. H. A. Sec., Choir, Choir Sec. MARION DUARTE nvvortyu I-lomemaking, Commer- cial, Pep Club, G. A. A., F.H. A., Girls' Block L , Nurses' Club, Girls' Lea- gue jr. Representative. ALETHA DEARMAN Faye Faye Music, Nurses' Club Triple Trio, Choir. 4, -3' DANIEL DUMMER Dan Industrial Arts. J I 55' 'T 1l GEORGE DAY College Prep., A. F. S., Pep Club, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Rally Committee, Student Council, Senior Pres., junior Rep. , C. A. S. C., Pep Club Treasurer, 1. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, V. Football, Marrying Sam, Santa Claus, Choir Band III, Band III Repre- sentative, DELORES DOYLE uskinnyu Commercial, Pep Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Rally Committee, Rally Squad, Songleader, Frosh. Sec., J. V. Cheerleader, Charter, Homecoming Queen Attendant. f r, N pl I, 'U' ' 1 'b Q . 1 r 469' -Q' If BILL DURHAM The day the Senior Pictures arrived. College Prep. KENT EDWARDS IlBig 'Kill College Prep., Pep Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Block L , Liberty Belly Frosh. Football Co-Cap- tain, Frosh. Football, j.V. Football, V. Foot- ball, Frosh. Basketball, j.V. Basketball, ,I.V. Baseball, A Track, Soph. King Runner-up, A.F.S. 'B 'IN ,1 .c-nv ,' -Sr. 2: 1-1' A-T C -' 'P ' cARY DYER ev Mouse , Industrial Arts, Honor '7f 7 Roll, 1.V. Football Manager, Wrestling Track. LINDA ELMORE Elmer I-Iomemaking, Pep Club, F.I-LA. . VIRGINIA ESQUIVEL Squeaky AgfiCU1U1f91 F-F-A- Commercial, Spanish Club, Nurses' Club. 'Q il-x. WILLADEAN EZELI. 'N ICQ Homemaking, G. A. A. , Nurses' Club. l 'S ROSALIE FAIARDO HCICOII College Prep., Pep Club, Spanish Club, F. H. A. , SLudenLs Council, Honor Roll, Spanish Club Pres. Commissioner of Culture. lx F3 L, at I P N ix RICPDXRD FERGUSON lT5v ' Fergie S-o tv' Q15 f Industrial A rts. Leaders Qf '05 MARY FERNANDES College Prep., A.F. S. ,J EILEEN FOLSOM College Prep., Pep Club, A, F. S. , G. A. A., Span- ish Club, Girls' Block L , Playmal-cers, Charter. f DEAN FORTNER College Prep, , Latin- Club, Spanish Club, Frosh. Foot- ball, LV. Football, A ' Swimming. CASANDRA G.'XL. XRZ.X Sandy Commerciril, Cv. AX. A.. Girls' Block L , SLuclenL Council, Ri1ll5'CCl1lll1ll- Lee, V. Clmeerlealler, ,l.Y. Head CllL?C1'lC.lLlC1', Sopll. Secretary, Soph. Sucre- tary, Senior Rep., G. .X. X, Pres., Homes owning Queen ALL., F. F, .lX. Sweellreiiu Att. , Soph. Queen Att. if Wwe Q 6 r '- 5- ig. ELIDA GARCIA Commercial, Homemak- ing, Spanish Club. as '55 w. 4 '- 3 it ' 'P l Q . 1 l W GR Li Tl-IERESA L. GARCIA VVimpa Choir. FREDERICK GIBSON I-loot . College Prep., Pep Club, A. F. S., Spanish Club, C. S.F., Boys' Block L , Student Council, Rally Comittee, Honor Roll, junior Pres., Soph. Rep., C.S.F. Pres., Comm. of Athletics, Frosh. Football, V. Football, A Track Boys' State Rep., Rally Committee He ad, Scholar- DIANA GIANNI College Prep., Pep Club, A.F. S., G. A. A., F. I-I. A. Spanish Club, C. S. F., Student Council, Nurses' Club, Honor Roll, Nurses' Club Pres., Nurses' Club V. Pres., Commissioner of justice. ilu 1v 'j ! 'x ..'.?' ship Comm. s M, - A T SANDRA GILL Shorty Music, Homecoming Queen Runner-up. r Q LLOYD D. GILES Little Giles Industrial Arts, I. V. Base- ' gnu- ball, Boys' Block L , Choir. JUDY GORDON Flash College Prep, it .tx ' 7173- I 'tn Y 'W ,K X 41 -' li A? s V -,, RICHARD GRAVFS Rich Collcgc Prcp,, Pep Club, ARNO GREENLEAF Browntwig College Prep., Pep Club, JN. F. S., Spanish Club, C. S. F., Boys' Block L , Student Council, Honor Roll, Wrestling, Frosh. Football, lfrosh. Basket- ball, l.V. B.1skctb4i1l, A S B Track, Frosh. Pres., C. S.F. P1-vs., Band III. .MAX C ,pvv t .N Z ' . I O 1-av. K 5.47 Q ,,,,,.-,N RAYMOND GRIGGS College Prep. , Pep Club, Latin Club, A.F. S. , Spanish Club, Boys' Block L , Play makers, Band III, Frosh. Football, J. V. Basketball Mgr. , V. Basketball Mgr. , A Swimming Mgr., B Track. GARY GUFFEY Industrial Arts. JOHNY HAMMFRS RICI-LARD GUT IERREZ College Prep. , Pep Club, A. F. S., Honor Roll, Spanish Club, C. S.F., Student Council, Student Body President. f' I I I 'P 'Nunncy ' Industrial Arts. Ang V, l Q , l- 'rn-1-fl CHARLOTTE HARDIN Char Commercial, Pep Club, A. F. S. , F. H. A., Student Council, Nurses' Club, Honor Roll, F. H. A. Pres. EQ NN X 0. fi it 0' DONALD HOLLAND Oa kie Agriculture, Latin Club, F.F.A.. 'CIS -J I 'vs P4 .ii L SHARON HARRINGTON Gidget College Prep., Pep Club, Latin Club, A.F. S., G. A. A., F. H. A. , Nurses' Club, Honor Roll, Choir, Madrigul. I ,f 'CT Rl .Q-1. RICHARD HENDRIX Henry Industrial Arts, Nurses' Club. '-7? it I ,Q g Q , ' 0.1 X. MARY HAVENS Marilu Commercial, Pep Club, c.A.A., F.H,fx., c.s.F., Honor Roll, Choir, Band Club. QV? us:- .t Qs GERALD HERNANDEZ llvlerryll Industrial Arts, Wrestling, A Swimming, B Swimming. DAVID HONEGGER Dave College Prep., Pep Club, Latin Club, C. S.F., Boys' Block L , Student Court, Student Council, Rally Committee, Yearbook Society, Honor Roll, A.F. S., V. Basketball, A S B Track, Band lll, I. C. L. , Yearbook Society Pres. G Treas., V. Basket- ball. 98 .,,,,. r . 33 04? JOAN HOBSON III-Ioljljyll College Prep., Latin Club, A. F. S., G. A. A., Liberty Bell, Playmakers, Honor Roll, Latin Club Sec. , Band III. PMN l S'l'lfYlf HONEGGER College Prep. , Pep Club, Latin Club, r.r..x., c.s.1-1, Boys' Block L , Student Council, R.1llyCommittee, llrosli. Football, LV. lfootlmll, V. lfootlmll, Frosh. Baislictlmll, V. Baslietball, V. Baslxetlwall, A 8 B Track, Student Body V. Pres. , Honor Roll. -ofx 'Wi 'CF' W RONALD IONES Ronnie Industrial Arts. , ra Fax ' Q TRUDY HUGHES o-'- ' X . 4 '--'- I GERALDINE IACKSON Ujerill Commercial, Pep Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Girls' Block L , Student Coun- cil, Honor Roll, Choir, G. A. A. Pres., Cv. A. A. Frosh. Rep., G. A. A. jr. Music, Pep Club, G. A. A., F.H. A. . ROBERT JESSE Bobie Music, Pep Club, A. F, S., Spanish Club, C. S. F., Boys' Block L Student Council, Honor Roll, Sports' Manager, A. F. S. 'CS' ,,.4-an 'Q 6-rv f :- 'YVQ l 5 Q .li - Rep., G. A. A. Special Pres.. Award, Choir V. Pres., Homecoming Queen Run- ner-up. rf . 5 if 4- f R 4-'? , x' K, LARRY JONES Q , Lover 5 Industrial Arts. Erosh. '21 Football. - l f 4' 'N ' MISAYE KAMIGAKI 'Y f . College Prep., Pep Club, l' ,..,, 7 N A.F. S., Spanish Club. C. S.F. , Honor Roll, jun- ior Class Tres. , A. E. S. Sec., Spanish Club Sec., Band Council, D. A.R. .Qs 'Dx 'Cro TQ 'Uk A A SHARON KAN.-xcrrxxi Commercial, Pep Club, A.F. S., G. .-X. A., Spanish Club, C. S. F., Girls' Block L , Sllident Coim- cil, Honor Roll, Student Body Treasurer. 0.94- 1 lP '1 D f,, P? GJ TOMMY KRIGBAUM - -s Kringbip IndusLrial Arts. Q- xg? - I ,f ,A V . ,M avwf' LIS If all by LINDA LEE dp-, Commercial, Spanish - Club, Honor Roll. KIRK KIRKMAN Colll-qc Prep, Pep Club, SpanishC1ub, , 'V C.S.l-'., Boys' ni 1-'f Block L , Honor yi Roll, Frosh, Foot- ' lull, lfrosh, Bas- lietlmll, A S B ' Qwimming, B Trgiclf. vsQ l 1 7 ' mtv' Ci- 'XXX X N o.n LARRY LAURIDSEN ,M 'l Fine Arts, Honor Roll. , CAROL LAZAR College Prep., Pep Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Girls' Block L , Rally Squad, Songleuder, Play- mal-cers, Honor Roll, Playmukers Pres. Madri- gal, Choir. LANA-X LEWIS Leaky Commercial, Pep Club F. H. A. , Girls' Block L , Honor Roll. ur x l 1. 137 ' X 1 G. A. A. , Spanish Club, pcs cn W , ,X MAGDALENA LOPEZ Lennie Commercial, Pep Club, Nurses' Club. lv? ,gk If-5-x unig' 'aw r . V, if f ,frm , I-y U W 'Nq., 5 f4I-xl JANET LINN Commercitil, Pep Club, Ars., o.A.A., r.H.A Nurses' Club, Candy Stripers, Honor Roll, Nurses' Club V. Pres., Nurses' Club Treris., Band Ill. ,.C IU' ADX pv-Q5 gl, VIVIAN LOWE vvvivu Crafts. STEVEN LUNTZ Steve College Prep., Pep Club, Latin Club, A. P. S. , C.S.F., Boys' Block L , Student Council, Liberty Bell, Honor Roll, Band III, A Swimming, B Swimming, Block L Sec. -Trees., Latin Club Pres. Latin Club, Tribune. - , JOSEPH LOPES Industrial Arts, Pep Club, Nurses' Club, dkil ri! 43. s-aux.. sv I-.. f Rodney Lyles llROdYY College Prep., Spanish Club, A. F. S.. 1 The enthusiam of the twelfth .LANA LUCCHESI College Prep., Latin Club, A.F.S., F.l-LA Spanish Club, G.A.A., C. S.F., Girls, Block L , Nurses' Club, Honor Roll, Band lll, Choir. is ' 2:... ' ' 'rf' A - ' A - f-'eff 1 -, l f 'U' Us f 4 1 - WT:-44 fr Pve 'rs LARRY MACHADO College Prep,, Spanish Club, Boys' Block l , Liberty Bell, Pluymalfzers, Frosh. Football, A Swimming, B Swim- ming, Band III, Swim- ming Co-Captain. MARILYN MACHADO fX1ae-lm-doo l-lomem.ikine,, G. A. A., Girls'Bloek l. , Nurses' Club, Homecoming Queen .ALL graders again wins them the Spirit Jug EDWARD MARTIN Sandy Sports Manager. 4' X -' N l SIE 'J 4. -W 'X'-:gi YERONICA MARTINEZ Ronnie Commercial, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Liberty Bell. Playmakers. WU' MARY ANN MARTINEZ Business, Spanish Club, F. I-I. A. . DIANNE XICCAIN Dianne Commercial, Music, Pep Club. Cr. A. A., Spanish Club, Girls' Block L , F. H. A., Football Char- ter. Soph. Treas., Choir. Kladrigal, Cf. A. A. Senior Rep., l7.l'i.A. V. Pres. ws-N, ROSE MACI-IADO Rosie College Prep., Pep Club, G. A. A., Span- ish Club. P. l-l. A., Nurses' Club, Lib- erty Bell, Playmaliers. ati' .1 ,,s-5 lUi'Ui .74 fi JAMES MENDEZ I HJiI.I1U College Prep., Pep Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Block L , Frosh. Football, V. Football, A Swimming, B Swimming, Boys' Block L V. Pres. og ' -:N ,r CONSUELO MERCADO Connie College Prep., Pep Club, A. F. S., G. AX. A., Spanish Club, F.H.A. , Girls' Block L , Nurses' Club, Honor Roll, Nurses Club Sec., Cf. A. A. Credit Man- ager. ,Q ,gy BERl?,Qf,'Q,Q?.fCUNE Prime Achievement Commercial, Pep Club, .-X., Nurses' Club, Candy Stripers. RICHARD MCHUGH Rich College Prep,, Pep Club, Playmakers, Spanish Club, I.V. Baseball, B Swim- ming. IUDITH MENDES ujudyvv College Prep. , Latin Club, Playmakers, G. A. A., F. H. A. , Liberty Bell. ROBERT MICHELOTTI Mitch College Prep., Pep Club, Latin Club, Boys' Block Liberty Bell, Honor Frosh, Football, IILII, Roll, j.V. Football, V. Foot- ball, I.V. Frosh. Basketball, Basketball, V. Basketball, I.V. Base- ball, V. Baseball, B Swimming, Band III, ' W Q 4' IA l Avi' If I ' A.F. s. . Y .. Q5 796 RONALD MODRALL M' I MudduCk 'LID Industrial Arts, T College Prep., Band III. I , 28 , 'X X . 5s als'-' Q M54 RDX Q t 9 QRM, .x- , Q-- v Nov Good Citizens QI' fihfivi 4523 f f 59 11-9- RAY MORRISON College Prep., Spanish Club, Boys' Block L , 'W' Playmakers, Honor Roll, Frosh, Football, j.V. Base- 'I' 41-1- ball, V. Baseball. 'AS Z' 'Dv Y J COLLEEN MULGREW Clorene I-Iomcnmaking, Nurses' Club, G.A.A. Playmakers. ROGER NELSON f .9 llROgll Industrial Arts. .4-,Y i VERNA NELSON Commercial, G. A. A., F. H. A., Spanish Club, Nurses' Club. REBECCA NOGUEDA Spanish Club, G. A. A. IOI-LN NORDELL Lover Agriculture, F. F. A., Boys' Block L , j. V. Football, V. Football, A Track, Track Mgr., V. Basketball Mgr. LUPE ORTEZ Lupita Spanish Club. LP ff 5,3 A! 456 l 4.1 151' JANET PEARD College Prep., Pep Club, A. lf. S., G. A. A., Spanish Club, Nurses' Club, Play- makers, Liberty Bell. GARY PEDERSEN College Prep., Latin Club, Boys' Block L Honor Roll, j.V. Football, V. Football, Frosli. Basket- ball. MY' as or, QT 1 'wxfwn pr-M-, Q P? reg I .X eb. u-:-'7- H115 PQPR0 DAVID PEREZ RAYMOND PERRY Pete Industrial Arts. College Prep., Band III. Industrial Arts, F. F. A. , A S B Track. The day liberty lost. SANDRA PETERSON llsandyll College Prep., A.F. Cv. A. A., Nurses' Club, Band Council, Sports' Charter. S W? P tv f 1 .ass ,lil DAVID PIERCE Industrial Arts. I '83, 'us iQ N -ul X CLARA RAMIREZ I-Iomemaking, G. A. A., F.I-I. A., Spanish Club. ,- Y DOREEN PIERCE llDe Dell College Prep. , Pep Club, A.F. S. , G. A. A. , Nurses' Club, Spanish Club, Girls Block L , Candy Strip- ers, Yearbook Society, Playniakers, j.V. Foot- ball Charter, Honor Roll, Frosh. Treas., junior Sec, Student Bod Pla Libcrt V Y, Y Bell Editor, Annual Staff Editor, V. Pres. Playmak- JERALD PINKSTON IIJCYFYII Industrial Arts, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Block L , Frosh. Football, I.V Football, V. Football, Frosh. Basketball, J. V. Basketball, A 8 B Track. CTS. .,7?,:Fi,f3., . liifxftlfsi' '2.'? f DIANE PLANCI-ION College Prep., Latin Club, A.F. S., G. A. A., Spanish Club, C. S. F. , Girls' Block L , Nurses' Club, Candy Striper, Honor Roll, Choir. 'L ,sq Q' Am 19f v i TV X is X W.:,Q. li 'X , 'Ps' 1' F. 5.4 x 1. RoN PowERs Ron-Dog Industrial Arts, S panish Club. james Barrera cooling off on one of those scorching September days. JOSEPH RA MIREZ llloell Industrial Arts, Music, I.V. Basket- A ball, V. Basketball, B Track. Q I r-QA eos fi fw- frm ALCINDA RAFAEL llsindyll Commercial, Pep Club, Spanish Club. 4, , 1 .ft fm V ' ' af' 1 I Q, f . X. 3 F 4' 0 V +., e QT . sg ' :, .4 ' Hi. l ' 'Q l ., . 1 I' it n 'a - 355.1 ' as 4 ,. f.. , ,W , -MSL . f 1 ' TT ' S' f l '11, 1 .E 3 A 'VN :gl 1 , 1 I N L - -nilll, all I 3 9 1 it- Sl'l.1NRON RAMIRFZ Suze-tts Spzmislu Club. IUDITH RANGEL u Snoopyvl Homcmaking. Pop Club. Girls' Block L . C.A.A. 9 5 'Uh ' 'bs 'X 2 BOB RIBEIRO . ' Big - Bob Slavedriv cr RIC,IfI'IQiI2I13,RIDGE 'T Art' College Prep.. ran, Band III. l A GLORIA RIOS A' Cocl1ese in Q' l-lomcmaking, G.A.A. T . P Nu-4.-.v mx , gx . JOSEPH ROSAS . x ujoen ' nl RONNIE ROGERS raw , Boys' Block L , -Q., ' Y' 1.v. Baseball, v. ' Baseball. T' K I 1- 'Vx 'Q' for. 'W' as 7x1 Q X 7 ii CHAR1 FS RUSSELL DOUGLAS SANCHEZ llDOugll College Prep. , Pep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Honor Roll, Comm. of Athletics, Senior V. Pres., Wres- tling, Frosh. Football, j.V. Baseball, A 8 B Swimming, B new Track, Boys' Block L Pres. , A. F. S. , Rally Committee, Boys' Block IILII vm-T .gh fx, . 4- s 4 9T P 41- ' PATSY SANDS Ilpat Ii College Prep., F. H. A. BRUCE SEBRIAN Pe p Club, LEONOR SALVANIRA Oo -Pa-Pa-DOO Commercial, Pep Club, C. A. A. , Spanish Club, Nurses' Club. 65 'A 75 College Prep., F. F. A. , Pl aym alfzers. I -1 x ,am .ff 'PS 1 CATHERINE SEENO ' ' RQNALD SEVERN Cathy 1--K 'vpxonvv College Prep. , Spanish Club. Q 118' Q' EJ 'l - LLOYD SHEPPARD College Prep., A. F. S. , Spanish Club, Boys' Block Q L , Band III, Wrestling, j.Y. Football, Frosh. Basketball, A 8 B Swimming. I I JACK SHRADER Industrial Arts Pep Club, Boy's' , M3 E, Block L , Frosh. r Football, J.V. ,,, 4 Football, V. Football, A S '-5 B Track. Q FRANCES SILVEIRA Fran College Prep. , Pep Club, G. A. A. , C. S. F. , Girls' Block L , Student Court, Rally Squad, Songleader, Playrnal-cers, Honor Roll, Spanish Club Treas. , A. F. S. Treas. , Delegate to Girls' State, Home- coming Queen Runner- X, up, Modern Dance. Q , Q . .', -4--i T' ARLENE SMITH Shorty Commercial, Pep Club, A. F. S., G. A. A., Spanish Club, F. H. A. , Honor Roll, Senior Class .X Sec., Soph. Rep. for Girls' League, Horne- coming Queen Runner -up. .., Q -3 A,- I X f 6r', I 'Txx MARIAN SMITH Smitty Commercial, Pep Club, Spanish Club, G. A. A. , F. H. A. , Girls' Block L , Nurses' Club, Lib- erty Bell, Choir. R - I X X3 av IQ' N -if I LINDA SHOEMAKE Lynn l Homemaking, Commer- 1 cial, Pep Club, G. A. A. , ' Spanish Club, F. H. A., Girls' Block L , Senior Class Treas. , Choir. JACK SIMS Spanish Club. 75x -3. t 'v-5 N' wh .X fi TRUDY SMITH Gertrude College Prep. , Pep Club, Latin Club, A. F. S., G. A. A., Girls' Block L , Student Council, Nurses' Club, Rally Comm. , Cheerleader, j.V. Cheerleader, Honor Roll, Junior Class V. P1-95, , Pep Club Pres. , Choir V. Pres., Latin Club V. Pres. , Sports' Charter, Homecoming Queen Runner-up. W ALTER STALLING S wan Industrial Arts, F. F. A. , Wrestling, j.V. Foot- ball, V. Football. 1 'Z' Es' I 2- 6 . 'I , l r, it ,' ' FRANK STONEBARGER College Prep. , Pep Club, F. F. A. , Boys' Block L , Student Council, Rally Committee, Honor Roll, Frosh. V. Pres., Soph. V. Pres., F.F. A. Sec., State Farmer, Frosh. Football, V. Football, Frosh. Basketball, V. Basketball, j.V. Baseball, A S B Swimming, A Track, A. F. S. , Spanish Club. DAVID SPEARMAN N Big Dave Agriculture, F. F. A. 'VS p 1 N X .abut -.. FW 169 'nc 6- ' l .,. 5 DAVID sTALL1Ncs i --, ,k Dave - Industrial Arts, j.V -, X Football. PATRICIA STONE Stoney Commercial, Pep Club, G.A.A., F.H. A., Liberty Bell. RI CHARD TAMAYO Ko 11RiChuv 0.Q Arts 8 Crafts. -N..- Q. F r Commercial, Industrial If--f QL .A..... ,. I f'5 X fm, x Y, .,. , 1 xx ,, L vs 'A x 'O-4 f 5 Q 1 'YL ESTELA TAPIA Geronimo Homcm airing, Spanish Club. f f'f ,. at DOROTHY TOXVN SEND YlDOtll Commercial, G. A. A. TAKII YENGLEY Y!TamYl Commercial, Pep Club, G. A. A., Girls' Block L , Student Court, Student Council, Year- book Society, Majorette, Comm. of Publicity, Soph. Queen, F. F. A. Sweetheart, Choir, Homecoming Queen Att. MARILYN TENIPS Maui College Prep., Pep Club, A. F. S., G. A. A., Spanish Club, C. S. F. , Liberty Bell, Playmakers, Honor Roll, Spanish Club Treas., C. S. F. Treas. , Band III. BRENDA TREAT Treatie Commercial, Pep Club, G. A. A. , Spanish Club, F. H. A. , Girls' Block L , Liberty Bell. PAUL VILES ,u I l L I 141' i .I ,- 'P 7 o ,.,--X S Am, Boys' Block WILLIAM WEDER Willy Agriculture, F. F. A. , Boys' Block L , Stu- dent Council, F. F. A. Pres., Frosh. Football, j.Y. Football, Y. Foot- ball, Y. Basketball, A Track, F.F. A. Reporter, F. F. A. Sentinel. vl 'F' S Q GN k 04. 'lx 1 lx 'A 'Z' lg 545 Q xn . 'mlb MARY WEEKS College Prep. , Pep Club, Latin Club, A. F. S. , G. A. A., C. S. F. , Lib- erty Bell, Playmakers, Honor Roll, A. F. S. Sec., C. S. F. Sec., Latin Club Sec. , Student Body Play. TI? n ll' QS N, if I DANNY WETZEL Weezel J - Industrial Arts. ALBA WHITLEY IIAIYI T3 Q., 4:-... x -. gf' Arts S Crafts. CHERYL WILLIAMS Commercial, F. H. A. , Nurses' Club, Liberty Bell. Q PETER WOLFE College Prep. , Pep Club, Spanish Club, C. S. F., Liberty Bell, Honor Roll. JANET YAN CEY 1' .. N 'if mrs ,tk two 7 'v Qi. HJ H Commercial Student J Body Play, Playrn alsers. MAXINE ZARAGOZA Spanish Club, Nurses' Club. 149 fvffa :ii--Q cr: ax' - l ,v i l. a GEORGE DAY PRES. DOUG SANCHEZ V. PRES. ARLENE SMITH SEC. Class Of '6 A It is fitting that this should be the climatic year for the Seniors. For the zest with which they challenged their studies led to academic awards in languages, sciences, and fine arts. Along with these most noteworthy accomplish- ments, they set other excellent examples for their fellow students: often winning the Spirit jug at school rallies, cap- turing first place with their float in this Trudy Smith, Sandy Galana, Marsha Ackerman and Fred discuss school spirit with Mr. Bronzan. Q A .1413 'HD SANDY GALA RZ A ' I REP. LINDA SHOEMAKE TREAS, year's I-lomecomong parade, and being instrumental in Liberty's winning the E .B. -D.V.A.L. trophy once again. These were but a few of their achieve- ments. The energy of the Seniors led to successful money raising sales, dances, and many other activities. These will be remembered along with the fine classes that have been attended during the senior's last year at Liberty. Gibson Advisors Mrs. Marguerite Brewster Mr. Franklin Phillips AD VER TISING - 'ww-f.' 3'!' g fs I X P'-,fi X- .Xxx - -s 4,5 eff!-if-11331524 H , ,,....... Y ,-.,- U, .WV u1nll' uni? 5LLLQ1Lx,l - 2.- L - FQK Carol Scarfo is pleased with the fast courteous, service. The Class of '37 congratulates the graduates of the Class of '65 Good luck and good health East lhth Street Antioch COTTAGE F LORIST Say It With Flowers 512 Fourth Street 757-2373 Antioch DE LTA RESORT Dual Launching Ramp Boat Storage .MQ Hifi ' vw' ffyfl. . - ' ow ,Q ,ca Jag .45 Foreign Exchange Student - Kinos Girmay junior Class Representative - Vonnie Prewett ABBOTT-PREWETT ASSOCIATES, INC. P.O. Box 486 684-2122 l Insurance Brokers Bethel Island 2028 A Street Antioch 735 Second Street Bentwood OAKLEY MARKET We at the Oakley Market wish each of the '65 Grads the very best success in your very bright and young future. Oakley V1EIRA'S MEN'S WEAR Latest in Men's Fashions Congratulations - Class of '65 - Tux Rentals - Antioch Shopping Center 757-6 Prop: R.A. QBobj Vieira 543 - v Jerry Hernandez and Margaret Stulce BYER'S ALITO BODY REPAIR Award Winning Restyling Custom Painting 104 Oak Street Brentwood jerry jackson IRENE'S Personal Selections of latest styles in sportswear, skirts, sweaters, and dresses. 225 Oak Street 634-3755 Brentwood BETHE L ISLAND SHE LL SE RVICE 5 Automotive and Inboard Marine Repair 684 - 2560 Bethel Island IRRIGATION SUPPLY SERVICE 8 RANCH SUPPLY SERVICE, INC. Fertilizers and Insecticides Irrigation Pipe and Pumps Brentwood 1-' X xix - - n Ll1..L,,. N Commissioner of Technical Affairs, Ed Hathcock, President, Richard Gutierrez, Photographer, Mike Harrington 6 jerry Hernandez. DIABLO FARM EQUIP. john Deere Farm Equipment 609 Railroad Avenue Brentwood BRE NTWOOD AUTO PARTS 659 Railroad Avenue Brentwood BILLS' PLACE Hamburgers Soft Drinks Frosties Highway 4 Oakley ANDY ANDE RSON, REALTOR Insurance-Real Estate-Notary Next door to Post Office Bethel Island 684-2223 BRE NTWOOD CLEA NE RS x Song Leader, Dolores Doyle and Student Body Laundry Pick-up and Delivery Service President: Richard Gutierrez- Across from Daylite Satisfaction Guarateed 601 First Street 634-3018 Brentwood JENSEN'S Bigger and Better Values Antioch Shopping Center 757-3242 Frances Silveira and jerry Hernandez MAYER'S JEWELRY Home of the Keepsake Diamond 516 Second Street 757-1404 Antioch BEL ISLE CLUB Chinese and American Food Bethel Island ED CRANDELL CHEVRON SERVICE Highway 4 81 Lone Tree Way Brentwood 634-3524 Ewmm owwmm Congratulations to Class of 65' RUSSO'S HARBOR P.O. BOX 487 Bethel Island Lig- Foreign Exchange Student-Kiros Girmay R-E - I-'INSANE BRENTWOOD MOTORS . 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BERG'S JEWELERS BETHEL MARKET Gifts, Radios, Appliances, We at the Bethel Market wish each of the '65 Grads the best success in your School Jewelery very bright and young future. ' 625 First street 634-3639 Bethel ISI-and 684-2040 Brentwood 1 a n 3' P F DELTA CREAME RY ? 'plfc:',,.f.,, W N 3' H' 3 3 'f- HAM RGE L X f . ?U RS .J H Robe 5 Sandwiches Ice Cream 1,7- ' Y E- . P JLLIONS DEN lm, X 0000 F000 5 12545014196 c' P21053 has 3 ,E -. W m' cow aefmxs ' 3 6- - - , , H J-, -v,w,E,-. V N.. . , A-M,e -- .,-.--.,,.,.. fab., m fr' . .t n ' r n vf, '.. A ,. ? ' :ENE V, .. A . - , -I: A .Aw Ajlgfizjnqi.-LB 6 , -, , ' -..-nuff? f-V' 2,2 '- 6 We Welcome You to THE LION'S DEN Under new management - Good Food Reasonable Prices - Friendly Service We appreciate your Patronage Corner of Second and Pine Street across from l-Iigh School 634-4781 Enchiladas First Street Brentwood I-IEATI-IORN PHARMACY Oakley Shopping District Oakley 625-2752 Z' BEN PETERSON Real Estate - Insurance gunlnlln 761 Second Street I Brentwood ' DA. and BOB GROMM Launching and Ski Boat Rental, Berthing Trailer Park Camping On Dutch Slough - First I-labor East off jersey Island Bridge WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION STORE The Family Store I ' 0-iii? ' ,Q-...,,,,u,g.g -' ' 'A-,. , - - g. A ' TU'---Ii' -L. ., 'L-' sf 4-41,5 JACK BYERS' SHELL SERVICE Automotive-Toys-Household Goods I Aligning E Balancing 235 Oak Street 634-4363 V A. Brentwood N 'ff Q 634-4000 Bfenmood Mohawk Tires Free Pick-up and Delivery ? XX. f P 6 ' Apparel for Men Fashions for the New Breed Downtown Antioch ?0 Ili , 2. 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X, i X The Lion Staff would like to thank Mr. l-Ial Matson for the fine photography which appears throughout this book. 426 l7th Street TE 2-2530 Oakland Kiros Girmay observes Mr. Matson 1n actlon DELTA THEATRE Brentwood 634-3311 BRENTWOOD MENS SHOP 238 Oak Street piiilv-E Liberty Bell Editor and Fashion Editor janet Peard. 634-3012 UNITED AUTO SUPPLY Brentwood, California Bill Peard 634-3596 All styles in men's clothing 118 02114 Street Brentwood 3 United V Delco DIABLO ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting 729 Walnut Blvd. Brentwood POP'S BAIT HOUSE Bethel Island Congratulations to the Class of '65 GARROW'S 715 Second Street Antioch 757-3121 Congratulations Class of '65 From all of us at HAROLD J. FERTADO REAL ESTATE 342 Oak Street Brentwood 63 East 18TH Street Antioch OAKLEY MOTORS Studebaker Sales and Service Congratulations Class of '65 Bud, Barbara. 81 Bob Toal Oakley 'il 1 ? , , i , I Homecoming Queen Marsha Ackerman and Senior Class Secretary Arlene Smith. 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PARTS AND SERVICE Parts and Service I Oakley 625-2205 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER THAN K-YOU Complete Lumbei and Building A special thank-you goes to the following people for their help and co-operation during Matel 11313 the production of this annual: Administration 8 Faculty--for being so co- operative and understanding in granting last minute requests. English Departm ent--for their help with proof reading write-ups. Mr. 1. R. Myers--for his help with the organ- ization of our yearbook. Mrs. Dorothy Bermejo--for her irreplaceable help in the actual production of this book. Mr. Hal Matson--for his devotion and eagerness which produced the fine photography through- out this year. Mr. Dewel Morgan--for his help in the school photography departrn ent. Frankie--for being L1 lion. Doreen Pierce Editor-In-Chief RICHARD'S YACHT CENTER One Stop Se rv ice Large selection of brokerage boats A price for all' Five trained and licensed salesmen to help you find your needs. Where the sold-sign counts. Bethel Island 684 -2363 December 6, 1948 - August 31, 1964 The Craig Alderman Scholarship Fund has been named in honor of him to further the education of the leaders of tomorrow . A Abreu, Alica, 92 Abreu, Kathy, 32 Abreu, Linda, 124 Ackerman, Mrs. Alta, 11 Ackerman, jackie, 92, 102, 105, 109 Ackerman, janis, 52, 102, 108, 119 Ackerman, Marsha, 38, 40, 41, 44, 76, 100,108,110,117,124,127,150 Adams, Doug, 32, 66, 71, 73, 83, 102, 109 Adams, Paula, 92, 103, 112, 117,118 Addington, jesse, 32, 106 Addington, Mr. john, 12 Addington, Linda, 92, 103, 104, 118, 120 Addington, Mrs. Nita, 12 Addington, Vivian, 124 Aden, john, 68,92 Aguirre, Pat, 32,119 Aiello, David, 32,106 Aiello, Kathy, 114,122,124 Alanis, john, 52, 83 Alderman, Virginia, 52, 101, 103, 104, 109, 119 Allen, Gerry, 32, 43, 71, 102, 104, 108, 114, 120 I DEX Barton, Charles, 92 Barton, William, 125 Bascom, Mr. Oliver, 17 Bauguss, Elaine, 32 Beal, Mike, 32,66,87 Beasley, Alvin, 92 Beasley, Pam, 100,104, 105, 112,125 Beasley, Sammy, 32,102 Beasley, William, 32 Beddoya, Theresa, 52,119 Belscher, Mr. james, 12 Bellah, Gary, 125 Beltram, Anita, 52,119 Beltram, Phyllis, 11 Beltram, Elizabeth, 32 Benner, Shirley, 92 Bennett, Colleen, 92, 103, 109, 118 Benson, Ed, 32 Biasi, Pat, 32 Bishofberger, Frank, 92 Bloodworth, Karen, 52,119 Bloodworth, Keith, 126 Bloodworth, Mitchel, 52,87 Bluebaugh, Nancy, 52,114, 115 Bluemen, john, 32 Boltzen, Linda, 101, 102, 104, 126 Bonilla, Manuel, 32 Allen, jim, 92,102 Allen, Thelma, 124 Alvarez, joe, 119 Alves, Ed, 32,106 Bonilla, Rose, 118,126 Bonnickson, Miss Barbara, 1 Borbon, Barbara, 32 Borbon, Fred, 80,126 1,105 Caldwell, Rickie, 80,92,106 Calvert, Betty, 77, 117, 118, 127 Calvert, Billy, 127 Calvert, Danny, 32,66 Calvert, Ron, 32,81 Calvo, Esther, 105,127 Calvo, josephine, 52 Camozzi, Barbara, 32 Campbell, Barbara, 127 Campbell, james, 128 Canada, Sandra, 92 Capozzo, Don, 52, 64, 70,81, 106 Carlile, Billie, 20,128 Carlisle, Alan, 86, 104, 116,126 Carlisle, james, 32,66,109 Carlisle, judy, 93, 95,103, 108,110, 113,117,118 Carlson, Vicki, 32,109,119 Carmona, Dan, 80, 81, 82, 93 Carmona, Miguel, 32 Casey, Mary, 32, 36, 108, 119 Casiano, Rojelio, 101 Cass, Larry, 93 Cass, Leigh, 52 Cass, Lynn, 32,70 Castles, Mr. Kenneth, 27,89 Castro, john, 33 Causey, john, 52,74 Caves, Miss Pat, 29 Cero, Donna, 52, 103,108,119 Cero, Lilly, 33 Alves, Mr. james, 15 Amador, Alphonso, 106 Amat, Rafael, 92 Ames, Henry, 101, 103, 104, 109, 113, 124 Ames, Maxine, 22, 92, 94, 103, 104, 120 Anaya, Rosa, 52, 103 Anderson, Brent, 46, 48, 103, 104, 108, 109,110, 114,124 Arcand, David, 92 Armstrong, Karen, 52, 78, 109, 119 Armstrong, Kenny, 80, 92, 113, 114 Austin, Ed. 92 Austin, Linda, 52, 103, 109, 119 Austin, Starline, 52, 119 Azevedo, Linda, 109,115,125 Azevedo, Mr. Manuel, 12 Bailey, Charles, 32,68,106 Baker, Darrel, 125 Baldocchi, Eddie, 92,103 Baldocchi, Tom, 32,106 Baldwin, Vinny, 96, 103, 109, 113, 118 Bales, Dennis, 32 Bales, Sharyn, 92 Ball, Kathy, 32, 103, 105, 109, 119 Ball, Leslie, 92, 108, 117, 118 Barbee, janet, 92 Barela., Alex, 52,84 Barnes, Mrs. Mary, 6,16 Barnhard, Sharon, 92 Baroni, Richard, 100, 101, 104, 108, 113, 121, 125 Barrera, Connie, 92 Barrera, Frances, 32 Barrera, james, 68,125 Borbon, Pat, 52 Boulding, Wayne, 50,64 Boulding, Mr. Wayne, 8 Bowers, Margaret, 101, 103, 109, 117, 118, 120, 126 Bowers, Mark, 126 Bowman, Phyllis, 52,119 Boyd, Mr. Calvin, 23 Bozarth, Caroline, 32,119 Braheny, David, 74,126 Brewster, Marguerite, 116 Brilski, Becky, 52, 104, 105, 108, 119, 120 Brixey, joyce, 127 Brockman, Ben, 32 Bronzan, Mr. Lou, 9,150 Brown, Fred, 80, 92, 101, 103, 113 Brown, james, 32, 81,113 Brown, Mary, 92 Bryant, Phyllis, 52, 119 Bunting, Patty, 102, 105, 107, 108, 127 Burke, Susan, 52,114 Burnett, Leroy, 92 Burroughs, Deborah, 52,105 Burton, Ricky, 52 Butler, jerry, 83,127 Butler, jim, 81, 92,100,108, 112, 120 Butler, Paul, 52 Butler, Tom, 81, 92,103 Byrd, Linda, 92 Byron, Linda, 52 Cabral, Roy, 52 Cadabona, Valerie, 52, 103, 105, 108, 119 Cakebread, john, 92 Chapman, Dennis, 52 Chastek, jim, 33,102, 112 Cham, Donna, 52,79,101, 103, 108, 113,114,120 Cham, Bill, 33, 66, 72, 31, 106 Chavez, Rose, 33 Child, Mr. Harold, 17 Christensen, jean, 102,112 cmistensen, Tim, 49, 52, 64, 67, 74, 84 101, 102, 120, 122,172 Cinquini, Anna, 52,101,102, 108, 114,115,119 Clark, Bill, 33,102,109 Clark, Don, 74, 84, 93 104, 105 claybum, Cheryl, 52, 108, 119 Clayburn, Mr. Gerald, 23,92 Clem, Mr. Wayne, 27,66 Clemons, Mrs. Frances, 12 Clemons, Mildred, 33,119 Clifton, Dawn, 107,114,11S, Cochanaur, Larry, 33,66 Coffman, Dave, 66,84 128 Coffman, Mickey, 52, 64, 83, 65, 102, 113 Collins, james, 52 Collins, Martha, 33,119 Condon, Yvonne, 52 Conness, joyce, 128 Cook, Carolyn, 93 Cook, Georgia, 17,53 Corgiat, Larry, 52, 64, 70,71 Cortese, Doug, 33,66 Coulson, Walter, 128 Cox, june, 115 Cox, Sandra, 129 Coy, Marcella, 43, 105, 108, 1 Craig, Mrs. Madalein, 18 Crisp, Barbara, 33 15 Bartee, Linda, 92 Barrels, Richard, 52,112 Cakebread, Marylin, 32, 103, 105, 119 Caldwell, jerry, 120 167 Cross, Richard, 113,129 Crowell, Danny, 33 Crowell, Joetta, 93 Cummings, Shirline, 32,119 Cumming, Wiley, 52,106 Cummings, Gerry, 118,129 Currier, Donna, 33 Currier, Janet, 103 Currier, Mike, 52 Curry, Janice, 119,120 Cuthbert, Mike, 52 Cutino, Linda, 78, 93, 108, 118, 120, 129 cuuno,'rOng 52,109,119 Dallas, Brian, 52, 87, 106, 108, 109 Dallas, Gail, 33,103, 109,119 Dallas, Joy, 104, 105, 112,117,l18, 120, 129 Dal Porto, Sandy, 33, 102, 109,110 Dal Porto, Steve, 40, 59, 68, 69, 83, 8 93, 96,100,103,106,108,116 Dalton, Sandra, 93,108,119 Darrah, Ray, 70, 71, 83, 106 Daugherty, Jimmie, 33,66 Dausy, Lenore, 111,122,l29,172 Dausy, Mark, 33 Dausy, Mike, 33 Davies, Judy, 103, 104,113,115,118, 129 Davies, Bill, 52,113 Dawson, Mr. Keith, 30 Day, George, 100, 108, 113, 130, 150 Dean, Judy, 33 Dearman, Aletha, 107, 114, 115, 130 Dearman, Diana, 52, 107, 114, 115 Dearman, Phil, 52, 83 Deien, Valerie, 18, 93,109 Delgado, Colleen, 52 Delgado, Debra, 33 Della, Maggoire, Reni, Deluna, Frank, 52,74 Deluna, Manuel, 33 De Losier, Charles, 93 De Losier, Larry, 96, 116 De Martin, Brenda, 52, 109, 119 De Martini, Lynn, 33, 103, 108, 109 Den Yul, Mr. Ron, 18 De Shazer, Darvin, 32, 87, 109 De Vore, Susan, 32, 113, 115 Diermier, Mary, 33 Diermier, Michael, 93, 104 Norma, 33,119 Cindy, 33, 119 52,113 Diffey, Dixon, Dixon, Johnny, 23, 74,93 Linda, 93, 108, 117, 118 Dixon, Douglas, Sherry, 106, 109, 115, 117, 118, 130 Downs, Rick, 52 Doyle, Delores, 39, 40,130, 155 Duarte, Joan, 93, 108 Duarte, Marion, 130 Duggan, Giannie, 32, 93 Duggan, Jean, 114, 115 Duggan, Linda, 93, 114 Duke, Dotty, 52, 119 Dummer, Bert, 22, 52 Dummer, Danny, 130 Duncan, Carol, 93,108,118 Duncan, Cheryl, 78,93,118 Duran, Dan, 33, 66, 72, 84 Durham, Bill, 102,109,131 5, Dutra, Leroy, 86, 93, 106, 113 Dwelley, Jim, 33,72 Dyer, Cary, 74, 83, 131 Eddy, Iris, 93,117 Edmonds, Caroline, 32 Edwards, Kent, 59, 61, 80, 104, 109, 116, 120,131,183,109,116,120,131 Elledge, Janus, 52 Elliott, Bill, 59, 68, 80, 93,116 Elliott, John, 53,64 Ellis, Penny, 33,102,119 Ellis, Tim, 53 Elmore, Linda, 107, 109, 131 Embrey, Loretta, 53 Embry, Susan, 33 England, Nelleen, 53,108,119 Erskine, Alan, 131 Erskine, Scott, 33 Esquivel, Joe, 27,93 Esquivel, Virginia, 103,131 Ezell, Willadean, 28,132 F Farias, Joe, 84 Fairley, Candace, 53,119 Fajardo, Rosalie, 99, 100, 103, 108, 132 Faris, Joey, 33 Felix, Eleanor, 33 Felix, Irene, 33 Felo, Aurealo, 53,74,106 Romulo, 33,106 Felo, Fergusen, Richard, 132 Fernandes, Mary, 104,132 Ferrill, Mr. Jack, 30, 63, 89 Fiorini, Danell, 53,105,119 Fitzgerald, Miss Eileen, 18 Flanders, Leon, 33, 87, 106 Fluty, Kathy, 93 Fluty, Philip, 53 Folsom, Eileen, 109, 117, 120, 132 Forlow, Mr. Ken, 22 Fortner, Dean, 132 Fortner, Janet, 33 Fortner, Mike, 53 Fortner, Mrs. Sue, 20 Frank, Elaine, 33,109,119 Frank, Leslie, 93, 102, 103, 104, 108, 117, 118 Freeman, Anne, 93,108,117,118 Freeman, Geanie, 33, 102, 109, 119 Freeman, Stan, 33, 80, 81 Freitas, Diana, 53, 105, 119 French, Kay, 53, 56, 78, 104, 108, 113, 119 Frey, Kathy, 53, 77, 102, 105, 119 Friday, Verl, 87 Galarza, Carmen, 77,93 Galarza, Sandy 39, 40, 76, 100, 117, 118, 132, 150 Galindo, Linda, 93,118 Galvan, Eleanor, 93 Gamble, Kathleen, 53, 115,119 Gambel, Mr. Geroge, 12 Gambetta, Terry, 33 Gamino, Cynthia, 53 Garcia, Alfred, 33,105 Garcia, Andrew, 53, 106 Garcia, Anna, 93 Garcia, Daniel, 53 Garcia, Elida, 133 Garcia, Jane, 53 Garcia, Karen, 33 Garcia, Leonard, 93 Garcia, Linda, 33,103 Garcia, Manuel 93 Garcia, Theresa M., 133 Garcia, Ralph, 59, 68, 93,116 Gaston, Charlene, 93 Gaston, Charles, 52 Gaston, Jim, 53 Geddes Mat, 33,66, 102 chiggeh, Roy, 33, 73, 81 Ghilarducchi, Clara, 53,119 Gianni, Diana, 99, 103, 104, 105, 107, 108, 133 Gianinni, Marie, 93, 103, 108, 118 Gibson, Fred, 59, 60, 67, 83, 99, 100, 101, 103,108,110,116, 133,150 Giles, Wayne, 80, 133 Giles, S Gill, Sa Gill, Ti Girmay, hirley, 33 ndra, 133 mothy, 33 Kiros, 4, 16, 93, 101, 104, 109, 153, 156, 160 Glenn, Mr. Robert, 19,81 Godden, Janet, 19,53 Godoy, Luis, 53,64,84,106 Gomez, Barbara, 83, 103, 107, 109, 119 Gonzales, Christine, 33 Gordon, Dennis, 53 Gordon, Judy, 133 Graham, Doni, 53,103 Granada, Phil, 33 Grave s, Grave s, Grave s, Mrs. Betty, 12 Mr. Jim, 12 Richard, 134 Green, Carolyn, 53 Greenleaf, Arno, 74, 93, 101, 104, 108, 110,112,116,134 Greenleaf, Wayne, 86, 88, 93, 101, 103 104, 109, 116 Gregory, Sandra, 33, 102, 108, 120 Gregory, Tom, 70, 108 Griffith, Griggs, Griggs, Griggs, Mrs. Evelyn, 15 Dave, 53 Gary, 33 Ray, 102,108,112,116,134 Griggs, Sally, 93, 102, 103, 109, 117, 118 Griggs, Stephen, 74, 93,112 Griggs, Wayne, 24, 33, 81 Gromm, Claudia, 53, 102, 109, 119 Gromm, Mrs. Dorothy, 16 Guerrera, Rachel, 33,109,119 Gullet, Mr. Custer, 12 Guffey, Gary, 134 Guffey, Pat, 33, 107, 119 Gutierrez, Richard, 98, 100, 101, 104, 109,134,15-4,155 Hackett, Domaa, 93,114 Halsey, Edidy 21,53,101,102,104 1os,1o9,119,120 Hammers, Clarice, 53,119 Hammers, Johny, 134 Hammett, Glenda, 33 Hammond, Steve, 53, 64, 70, 86, 116 168 Hanner, Brian, 18, 53, 101, 102, 113 Hansen, Jackie, 50, 53, 56, 78, 109, 119 Harb, Ron, 66 Hardin Charlotte 100 104 107 134 Harrington, Brucei 53 , , , Harrington, Larry, 93 Harrington, Mike, 25, 53, 108, 120, 154, 172 Harrington, Paul, 53,64, 84, 109 Harrington, Sharon, 107, 109, 114, 115, 134 Harris, Dave, 64, 86, 93, 104, 108, 109 Harris, Harold, 33,66 Hart, Bob, 33 Hartgraves, Kenny, 33 Hathcock, David, 53, 102, 112 Hathcock, Ed, 93, 99, 102, 104, 115, 154, 159 Havens, Mary, 101, 107, 116,135 Hawkins, Norma, 53, 119, 74 Heinl, Jerry, S3 Henderson, Pam, 53 Hendrix, Doug, 93,115 Hendrix, Richard, 136 Hernandez, Jerry, 74, 86, 136, 153, 154, 155 Hemandez, Jack, 68, 93 Hernandez, Larry, 53 Hisatomi, Mrs. Nancy, 11 Hobbs, Jim, S3 Hobbs, Mr. Harry, 7 Hobson, Glenn, S3 Hobson, Joan, 102, 104, 113, 135 Holden, Jerry, 53, 64 Holland, Don, 80,106,135 Holland, Sherron, 53, 103,119 Honegger, David, 68, 83, 100, 102, 104, 108, 110, 113, 116,122,135 Honegger, Holliday, 33, 102, 108, 115, 119 Honegger, John, 33, 36, 66, 73, 100, 102, 106, 108 Honegger, M'liss, 49, 79, 101, 102, 108, 115, 119 Honegger, Steve, 56, 60, 63, 67, 68, 69, 83,102, 104,106,109, 110,116,136 Hoy, Darlene, 93,118,120 Hoyt, Jo Ann, 33 Huckaby, Ann, 101, 103, 104, 105,108, 119 Huggins, Barbara, 119 Hughes, Rod, 33, 84 Hughes, Trudy, 136 Illum, Steve, 59, 93, 96, 102, 109, 116, 117 Irwin, Mrs. Gladys, 11 Jackson, Coleta, 33 Jackson, Gerry, 41,100, 107,109, 115, 117,118,136, 154 Jacobs, Greg, 33, 66, 81 Janis, Darryl, 70 Jay, Bryant, 80, 93 Jay, Albert, 64, 70, 81, 120 Jesse, Bob, 100,101,103,104,108,113, 114, 136 Jessie, Marsha, 109,119 Johnson, Mrs. Mildred, 11 Jones, Mr. Alan, 28,111 Jones, Larry, 136 Jones, Monta, 93,102,105 Jones, Ronnie, 136 K Kamigaki, Misaye, 101,103, 104, 10 113, 136 Kanagaki, Kanagaki, Sharon, 98, 100, 104, 108, 112, 117, 137 Kasiner, Glenda, 33 Kelly, Guy, 106,120 Kelly, Maureen, 43, 93, 103, 105 Kelley, Linda, 93 Kirby, Diona, 93 Kimbrough, Mr. Hugh, 27 Kirk, Glen, 33,613,106 Kirkman, Kirk, 68, 69, 86, 101, 104, 109, 116,137 Kirkman, Lorrie, 109,119 Karen, 33, 109.119 9, Kloepfer, Shelley, 24, 34, 36, 109,119 Knauss, Irene, 34,119 Knauss, Ralph, 83,93 Knauss, Thelma, 119 Knight, Chris, 64 Krigbaum, Carl, 34 Krigbaum, Tom, 137 Krumland, Mrs. Gayle, 24 Krumland, Mr Roy, 20 L Lago, Bertha, 93, 103, 109, 118 Lange, Mike, 93 Lange, Pat, 34, 102 Largent, Carol, 34, 114 Largent, Wilson, 59, 93, 103, 104 Lauridsen, Larry, 137 Lazar, Carol, 43, 77,103, 109, 117, 118, 120, 137 Ledford, Darrell, 34, 106 Ledford, William, 93,106,113,114 Lee, Linda, 137 Leveira, Donna, 93,108,109 Lewis, Lana, 103, 107, 109, 117, 137 Lima, Cindy, 15, 101,103, 104,119 Lindsay, Donna, 34 Linn, Janet, 104, 105, 107, 138 Lloyd, Mike, 64, 74, 75 Logan, Miss Lida, 10 Lopes, Joe, 138 Lopez, Arnold, 34, 66, 81 Lopez, Don, 34, 66,106 Lopez, Evangeline, 34 Lopez, Joe, 59, 67, 80, 93, 116 Lopez, Magdalena, 20, 112, 116, 120 Lopez, Robert, 84, 112 Lowe, Vivian, 138 Lucchesi, Lana, 103, 117, 130 Lucchesi, Laural, 119 Lucchesi, Ray, 64, 86, 103 Lucio , Mr. Leonard, 10 Lugliani, Janice, 34 Lunsford, Lynette, 115,119 Luntz, Margaret, 34,102 Luntz, Steve, 86,100, 101.102, 108, 113, 116, 138 Lyles, Laura, 119 Lyles, Rod, 138 Lynch, Sharon, 93,105 169 Lynch, Bill, 59,80, 102,109,116 Harold, 93, 106 Machado, Machado, Jim, 6,34 Machado, Larry, 43, 81, 86, 112, 116 Machado, Linda, 109,110, 120 Machado, Marilyn, 39, 40, 139 Machado, Rose, 139 Manning, Bob, 103 Mantelli, Pat, 43, 76, 93, 105, 109, 117, 118, 120 Markus, Abbie, 64, 70, 71, 80, 102, 109, 110, 116 Martin, Ed, 138 Martin, Sherrill, 34,102,119 Martin, David, 93,106 Martinez, David, 93,106 Martinez, Dennis, 34 Martinez, Gilbert, 34 Martinez, Guillermo, 93 Martinez, Larry, 74,84, 102 Martinez, Mary, 94,139 Martinez, Rosa, 94 Martinez, Sally, 34,119 Martinez, Veronica, 139 Martinez, Masadas, Vicki, Fidel, 24, 34 64, so Massey, Rhonda, 94,118 Massey, Gayle, 34,119 Massoni, Gina, 34 Massoni, Mark, 22,106 Mathews, Mary, 119 Matson, Mr. Hal, 160 Mauriscio, Linda, 94 Mc Cain, Diane, 107,109,114, 115,117 118, 139 McClelland, Evelyne, 94 McCoy, Jack, 94 McCune, Bernita, 105, 140 McCurtain, Charles, 94 McCurtain, Danny, 34, 66,72 McFarlan, David, 19, 80, 94, 106 McHugh, Richard, 43, 140 McLain, Donny, 34,66, 72 McLain, Linda, 94, 109, 119, 122, 172 McFarland, Judy, 34, 109, 119 Melot, Ron, 84,85 Mendes, Judy, 140 Mendez, Jimmy, 59, 60, 86, 109 Melgoza, Mario, 34, 66 Mendion, Martha, 34, 103, 107, 109, 119 Mendoza, Jimmie, 94 Mercado, Connie, 104, 105, 107, 108, 117, 118, 140 Mercer, Barbara, 94, 118 Merryman, Lucy, 77, 94, 109, 118 Michaud, Jeanette, 77, 94, 110, 115, 118, 120 Michelotti, Francine, 56, 100, 101, 109, 110, 112, 119 Michelotti, Bob, 58, 59, 60, 68, 69, 80, 102,104,106,109 Middleton, Jackie, 115 Miguel, John, 34,66 Miguel, Manuel, 106 Miller Miller Minor, Minta, Roy, 34,81 Mr. Sherman, 26, 64, 76, 89 Don, 18,113 Harriet, 34, 102, 119 Y Misquez, Modrall, Mrs. Emell, 11 Modrall, Gary, 34 Modrall, Ken, 113 Modrall, Larry, 34,115 Modrall, Ron, 113,140 Monroe, Peggy, 34,119 Mr. Dewell, 19 Manuel, 94 Morgan, Morgan, Robert, 59, 94, 116 Morgan, Ron, 34, 84, 109 Mori, Don, 81 Morris, Ron, 120 Morrison, Ray, 43,141 Moss, Larry, 23 Mulgrew, Colleen, 141 Mulrooney, Mike, 34,106 Mumm, Mr. Robert, 21 Mune, Paula, 120 Murphy, Elizabeth, 34 Mygrant, Robbie, 81, 109, 113 Mygrant, Mike, 70, 94, 101, 103, 104, 109 NaH,Jinn 43,94,101,104,113,11i 120 Nelson, Roger, 141 Nelson, Verna, 105, 118,141 Nevarez, Bob, 31 Nevis, Frank, 34, 36, 66, 74 Nieto, Blanche, 94, 103, 109, 118 Nieto, Sally, 34 Nishimura, Helen, 34 Noble, Mr. Vernon, 9,10 Nogueda, Rebecca, 28,141 Nolen, Ann, 94 Nordell, John, 59, 60, 106, 116, 141 Nordell, Tom, 69, 74, 94,106 Nurmally, Gwen, 94 O Ochoa, Phil, 59,74,94,116 Odahlen, Shirley, 119 Olveda, Joe, 35 Orozco, Ed, 94,113 Ortega, Augustine, 26, 35,72 Ortega, Bob, 70 Ortiz, Lupe, 141 Ortiz, Richard, 94 Ortiz, Soledad, 94 Ortiz, Steven, 35 O'Neil, Miss Margaret, 25 P Pacheco, John, 35 Padilla, Ed, 94 Parks, Karen, 94 Parks, Pat, 119 Parsons, Chris, 35 Parsons, Ron, 59,94, 116 Paslay, Ruby, 119 Pato, Tony, 35 Pato, Linda, 94,115 Payne, Mr. Frank, 20 Peard, Janet, 16, 103, 104, 105, 109, 118, 120, 142 Pedersen, Don, 35, 73, 102 Pedersen, Floyd, 7 Pedersen, Gary, 59,60,116,142 Pederson, Marvin, 35,66 Peet, Karen, 39,119 Peet, Jack, 55 Pehl, Chet, 59, 83, 94, 96, 100, 103, 104,106, 108, 116 Pereira, Gail, 35, 112, 119 Perdue, Beverly, 79, 94,115 Perez, Armando, 64 Perez, David, 23, 142 Perez, Joe, S5 Perez, Joel, 64, 67, 74, 94 Perez, Pam, 35, 77, 102, 104, 105, 109, 119, 122, 172 Perry, Ray, 113,142 Peseau, Rick, 35,74 Peters, Cleve, 55 Peters, Mr. William, 21, 122,172 Peterson, Mike, 86, 94, 113 Peterson, Sandy, 104,105, 112 Phelan, Brenda, 55 Phillips, Mr. Franklin, 19 Piazza, Tony, 35,106 Pico,' Susan, 35,36,100,103, 109, 119 Pierce, David, 142 Pierce, Dorren, 43, 103, 104, 105, 109 117,118,12O, 121,122, 127,143,172 Pierce, Marvin, 35 Pierce, Mildred, 94, 109, 118 Pina, Ed, 94 Pina, Julio, 35, 66, 72 Pilati, Mr. Leo, 7 Pinkston, Jerry, 23, 59, 60, 108, 116, 143 Planchon, Diane, 101, 103, 104, 115, 117,118,143 Ponce, Theresa, 55, 94 Powell, Willie, 35 Powers, Ron, 143 Preston, Kathy, 94, 105, 109, 118 Prewett, Jo, 35, 102, 108, 119 Prewett, Vonnie, 95, 96, 100, 103, 104 108, 112,117, 118,120, 153 Puente, 1-lilario, 83, 85, 95 Puente, Jose, 55, 74, 84 Purkey, Morris, 95 Q Quintanella, Estella, 35,119 Quirantes, Jack, 55, 64,74 R Rafael, Alcinda, 143 Rafael, Eddie, 35,106 Rafael, Ralph, 55, 64, 106 Ramirez, Clara, 118,143 Ramierez, Frank, 36,66 Ramirez, Joe, 68, 69, 143 Ramirez, Linda, 95,118 Ramirez, Rudy, 55, 64, 74,113 Ramos, Larry, 21, 55, 64, 74 Ramos, Margarita, 35 Randall, Loren, 10 Rangel, Judy, 144 Rangel, Richard, 95 Rash, Paul, 55,113 Rasmusson, Charles, 106 Rawlings, Richard, 55 Reed, Darla, 55,119 Reed, Greg, 95, 107, 108, 114,115 Reese, Floyd, 59, 62, 83, 95, 98, 100, 102,103,104, 108, 110,116 Reeves, Dan, 35 Rego, John, 35,106 170 7 Rentuma, Fran, 35, 66 Resendez, Gabriel, 35, 72, 73 Reyes, Anita, 95,103,108 Ribeiro, Robert, 144 Ricioli, Marilyn, 55, 56, 103, 104, 105, 108,112,119 Ricketson, Pat, 95, 108,118 Ricketson, Steve, 35, 74 Rico, Desmond, 83,95 Rico, Randy, 35,73 Ridge, Cheryl, 35,114,119 Ridge, Richard, 113,144 Ridge, Steve, 55,87, 113,115 Rios, Gloria, 144 Rios, Irma, 35 Rios, Pat, 103,115,118 Robles, David, 64, 80, 95 Robles, Mary, 55,103 Robles, Salvador, 55 Roberts, Mardel, 35 Rocha, Aurora, S5 Rocha, Rose, 35 Rodgers, Joyce, 55 Rodrigues, Mr. Don, 22,106 Rodrigues, Mary, 55 Rodriguez, Delfino, 35,72, 103 Rodriguez, Ron, 35 Rodriquez, Cindy, 55,103 Rodriquez, Gloria, 35 Rodriquez, Willy, 35, 66, 72, 84, 106 Roehm, Joyce, 95,118 Rogers, Belinda, 55 Rogers, Darrell, 74, 95,114 Rogers, Rogers, David, 35, 84, 109 Delorsel, 35 Rogers, Donna, 35 Rogers, Gary, 55,64 Rogers, Ron, 144 Roofe, wk., 125 Rook, Jeanne, 55 Rosas, Car log 55,74,81,82 Rosas, Hortencia, 35 Rosas, Joe, 64, 80, 144 Rohweder, Dan, 74, 95, 106 Rozenski, Valerie, 32, 35, 105, 11 Ruddick, Linda, 55,119 Rudkin, Bill, 95 Rush, Charles, 145 Ruffell, Carol, 145 Russell, Charles, 145 Russell, Karen, 95, 118 9 S Sacchetti, Nickio, 95, 106 Salas, Rosie, 95, 109,118 Salinas, Arnold, 35 Salvanira, Lenore, 145 Salvanira, Moe, 55,119 Sanchez, Cindy, 24, 55, 56, 100, 109, 119 Sanchez, Doug, 30, 74, 75, 86, 88, 100, 108,112, 116,l22,145,150 Sanchez, Larry, 55, 81, 103, 109,117 Sanchez, Linda, 55, 101, 102, 104, 105, 119, 120 Sanchez, Marsha, 35, 119 Sammet, Mr. Dan, 23 Sanders, Gary, 55 Sands, Pat, 145 Saunders, Miss Sherrie, 29 Scarfo, Carol, 95,101,104,108,112, 117,118,122, 152,172 Scarfo, Geraldine, SS Scarfo, Meraldine, 55 Scarfo, Toni, 43, SS, 102, 104, 109, 119, 120. Scheidel, Cathy, 55 Schopp, Mr. Ellrie, 17, 43 Schwitters, Sandy, 35, 109,119 Sebrian, Anita, 35,120 Sebrian, Bruce, 43, 74,145 Serna, Ben, 55, 81 Severn, Ron, 43,120,145 Sharafanowich, Mr, Walter, 14, 49 Sharp, Jim, 55 Sheppard, Lloyd, 74, 106,112,116 Sherman, Bob, 23, 55,74 Sherman, Steve, 74, 95 Shook, Judy, 95,118 Showaker, Don, 59,116 Shrader, Jack, 59, 60, 74, 109, 146 Sidrian, Manuel, 108, 119 Silva, Kathy, 35,103, 109,119 Silva, Leo, S5 Silveira, Linda, 55 Silveira, Frances, 41, 77, 109, 117, 118, 144, 155 Simmons, Donna, 95 Simpson, Loraine, 35,109, 119 Simpson, Pat, 64, 95, 106 Simpson, Twyla, 95, 107, 109, 118 Sims, Jackie, 106,146 Singh, Gilda, 55,109,119 Smith, Allen, 35 Smith, Arlene, 41,103,109,118,130, 146 Smith, Danny, 55 Smith, Elizabeth, 35 Smith, Gloria, 95, 118 Smith, Kenny, 35 Smith, Linda, 76, 95, 101, 109, 110,118 Smith, Jolene, 35,119 Smith, Marian, 103,108, 115,117,118, 120, 146 Smith, Richard, 35, 106 Smith, Sandy, 95 smith, Trudy, 41, 76, 100, 105, 108, 110, 117, 118,147, 150 Sneed, Herbert, 35,72 Somerhalder, Janet 65, 112, 102 Sorenson, Bob, 95 Sorenson, Trace, 108,119 Soto, John, 74, 83, 94 Southern, Royce, 95,114 Spear, Ken, 95 Spearman, David, 106,147 Spoon, Donna, 55,119 Spoon, Dwayne, 35 Spoon, Glenda, 95 Springer, Mr. Peter, 26 Stallings, David, 147 Stallings, Gina, 55,119 Stallings, Walter, 59, 60, 74, 116,147 Standridge, Elaine, 35 Stephens, Don, 55 Stewart, Cliff, 55,101,112 Stone, Gerry, 55, 84, 101, 112 Stone, Pat, 107, 109, 118, 120, 147 Stonebarger, Larry, 55, 63, 64, 65, 70, 80, 106, 109, 120 Stonebarger, Frank, 42, 59, 60, 68, 69, 104,106,109, 116,147 Stonebarger, Mr. Frank, 7 Stometta, Suzanne, 35, 102, 108, 114, 119 Stuart, Bruce, 35 Stulce, Maragaret, 95, 104, 105, 109, 117, 118, 120, 122,153 Sudweeks, Larry, 95 Suniga, Mike 28, 56, 87, 103, 108 Suton, Roy, 95 Swicegood, Bob, 35, 88, 72, 87, 106 Swift, Marla, 96, 104, 109, 117, 118 Swope, Marla, 19, 46, 48, 96, 98, 104, 108,114, 118,122,164 Swope, Ed, 35, 66, 87, 100 Swingle, Mr. John, 28 Staggs, Ralph, 106 T Tamayo, Richard, 147 Tapia, Reuben, 96 Tapia, Estela, 48 Tarango, Alice, 96 Taylor, Dearl, 35 Temps, Marilyn, 45, 101, 103, 104, 109, 112,118,148 Tennant, Gerry, 96, 104, 109, 111, 112, 114 Thomas, Bruce, 56, 86, 96, 116 Thom, Mr. Ron, 26, 77, 89 Thomas, Claudette, 36,105, 119 Thomas, Claudia, 36,119 Thoams, Dale, 96,106 Thomas, Tom, 36, 74, 106 Tinoco, Josephine, 56 Torres, John, 96 Torres, Linda, 36 Torres, Rosemary, 56 Torrez, Carrie, 56,119 Tovar, Domingo, 56 Townsend, Dorothy, 118,148 Treat, Brenda, 20, 103, 148 Treat, Doug, 96,106,116 Trembly, Walt, 59, 83, 96, 109, 113, 116 Turner, Danny, 56, 81,108 U Upton, Marie, 36 Urenda, Della, 96,109 Urenda, Irma, 35 Urenda, Leroy, 56 V Valencia, Manuel, 36 Valverde, Albert, 56, 84 Valverde, Virginia, 96 Van Brunt, Jerry, 56 Van Schuyver, Garry, 36, 106 Van Schuyver, Larry, 96 Van Tassel, Miss Ethel, 15, 49, 102 Vargas, Adrian, 36, 66, 106 Vasquez, Armando, 96 Vasquez, Gloria, 36, 103, 108, 119 Vega, Judy, 36 Waldley, Mr., 12 Walker, Linda, 96 Wallace, Roger, 56 171 Warbington, Mary, 56,103 Wearin, Kathy, 79, 96 Wearin, Larry, 22, 36,106 Weatherby, Mildred, 36 Webb, Bill, 36 Weder, Wayne, 41,S9,61, 69, 106, 116, 148 , 109, 119 63, 67, 68, weeks, Edna, 32, 36, 102, 108 weeks, Mary, 101,102,109,112,149 West, Richard, 56,106 Wetzel, Dan, 148 Wetzel, Jim, 96,106 whine, cms, 36, 43, 73, 86, 102, 104, 120 white, Mark, 43, 96, 101, 102, 103, 104,109,116,120 Whitener, Joe, 80, 96, 106 Whitener, Robert, 36, 106 Whitley, Alba, 148 Whitmire, Katie, 56, 119 Whittern, Barbara, 56, 103, 109, 119 Wickline, Linna, 36 Williams, Cheryl, 149 Willis, Joyce, 96 Wilson, Claraleen, 96,113 Wilson, Dorothy, 56 ,118 Wilson, Marvin, 60, 81, 136 Wilson, Maureen, 43, 96,1 120 O9,118, Winter, Sharon, 36, 102, 112, 119 Winters, Kathy, 58 Winters, Neal, 96 Wisecarver, Pete, 43, 59, 8 109, 116 Wolfe, Susan, 56 0, 96, 106, Wolfe, Deanna, 102, 104, 105, 119 Wolfe, Peter, 101,104, 108, 113,149 Wolfe, Steven, 36,84 Woodward, Diana, 96 Worden, Don, 36 Wright, Pam, 56,119 Wright, Wallace, 36 Y Yamashita, Pat, 36,103, 119 Yancey, Janet, 43, 118, 120, 149 Yancey, John, 43, 103,104 Yancey, Mr. John, 16 Ybarra, Aurelio, 106 Yingling, Helen, 96 Zaragoza, Maxine, 103, 105, 107, 149 zeiger, Mariiyn, 56, 119 Zeiger, Sharron, 96,115,118 Thirty 'Qi ' ' l I is-va., Q if - f Staff Members QFROM LEFT TO RIGI-ITD: Pam Perez, Tim Christensen, Lenore Dausy, Mike Harrington, Doreen Pierce, Carol Scarfo, Linda McLain, and Tami Vengley. Lion Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... Doreen Pierce PI-IOTOGRAPHER ..... Mike Harrington BUSINESS MANAGER-CLASS EDITOR. . . Tim Christensen SENIOR CLASS EDITOR .............. Lenore Dausy SPORTS AND CURRICULUM EDITOR. . . Carol Scarfo GENERAL ASSIGNMENT EDITOR ..... Linda Mclain ORGANIZATION EDITOR . . . Pam Perez TYPIST .... ......... T ami Vengley ADVISOR ...... Mr. William F. Peters 172 In looking over this year's Lion, one notices many changes. The one hundred seventy-two pages, plus four pages for autographs, represents the largest year book ever for Liberty. A first is the full colored end sheets. This year a curri- culum section was included along with classroom pictures and the faculty with their degrees and assignments. Last. an index was included to aid in the find- ing of important photographs. It is with pride that this year's Lion is presented. The staff feels that this is one of the finest annuals in our region. 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