Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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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

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'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.

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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