Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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1 'i 5 1 f - 'fi f 3 K . it' i i,L,' ,M Q Rin? A .Q f Si 's .7 u , ' . 5 1 E 4 'Q , s f , ,A 'RL 3 4 .. , A , iff ' l tx, 1 i 1,1 it 'Qi Q Superintendent-Principal g , Mr. Boulding Directed Liberty's Program To keep a growing school running effectively was the task of Superintendent-Principal, Mr. Wayne Boulding. Through- out the day he was at work performing such duties as working with the staff to improve the curriculum, interviewing job applicants and supervising the progress ot the building program. Mr. Boulding attended C.K. McClatchy High School and then the University of California at Los Angeles where he played on the basketball team while obtaining his bachelor's degree. He later earned his master's degree at Chico State College. Prior to his coming to Liberty, Mr. Boulding served as a physical education instructor at Chico High School for six years, Director of Athletics for one year and Vice-Principal for three years. This wide and varied background has prepared Mr. Boulding to capably meet and solve the numerous challenges which have risen in the odministration of a modern high school.

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Educational Development Assured B Board Overcoming construction obstacles, the Board of Educa- tion continued to provide the community with a superior quality of training for its high school students. Under the capable guidance of its five members, new courses were added to the curriculum and a balanced program of educa- tion was offered. Board of Trustees members-Frank Stonebarger, Dewey De Martini, Harry Hobbs tclerkj, Floyd Pedersen, Kenneth Dwelley tpresidentl. Newly elected member Dewey De Martini ioined the Board this year. Working with Mr. Boulding, the Superintendent, the Board helped to determine a policy which maintained the high academic standards that Liberty has had in the past. Nik KX , 'Q ' v --anim.-,. Kenneth Dwelley, President of the Board, delivered the Homecoming speech dedicating the new athletic field to Judge Ted Ohmstede.

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Administrative Team Kept Pace With Growth Despite the inconvenience of temporary quarters, constant building construction, and those last minute unexpected problems, these men assisted Mr. Boulding in keeping Liberty functioning smoothly and efficiently this year. Student assistance was a main obiective for these men. Mr. Noble, head of the Counseling Department, sought to help each student select a program suited and helpful to the individual. He was often called upon to lend a sympathetic ear to a student with a problem. Mr. Clayburn, in charge of Student Control and Atten- dance, was constantly kept busy checking the reasons for absences, discussing with the students such problems as why they were tardy to a certain class, and also handling student discipline. Mr. Bronzan, Assistant Principal, had the primary func- tions of teacher supervision, curriculum, and student activities. Any doubt about the date of a certain activity could be settled with a quick glance at his huge school calendar. Assistant Principal MR. LOU BRONZAN A.B.,M.A. Vice-Principal Vice-Principal, Head Counselor MR. GERALD CLAYBURN A.B.,M.A. as U Ki' H 1 1. l , ft' i .Q-'L an 7- Ce? 1 I. an 1 Q. . 'jfs i-4 fills 14 MR. VERNON NOBLE A.B.,M.A. -17