Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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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.

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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

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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