Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Superintendent Wayne Boulding I Homecoming Qzwen Nfliss Hom-ggi-r is pm .il st-uric-d cli the held after Coronation hx Nlr Boulding -,i. I1 , - 1 . ' 1 1 I 1' 1 If Mr. Boulding Carefully Guides Liberty To keep pace with the expansion of Liberty, Mr. Wayne Boulding has guided it in its growth by carefully examining new course content. As a spokesman for the school, he familiarized the school Board of the schoolis needs and accomplishments. The superintendent has had the responsibilities of supervising the building program, inter- viewing new faculty prospects, and improving the schoolis curriculum. Mr. Boulding has shown himself effective in guiding Liberty. He has established an under- standing for solving problems and furthering school goals. H

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i T is Milf? fig' Board Plans For Some of the tasks of Libertyis Board of Trustees included approving new teachers, keeping up academic standards, and providing school buildings. As elected representatives of the people, the Board faced continuous responsibility. The new courses offered last year consisted of journalism II, Landscaping II, Auto II, Algebra IB, Public speaking, French, drama, salesman- ship and business law. These courses were approved by the Board of Trustees to give Liberty's students the best education possible. With the first phase of the construction pro- gram Hnally completed, the Board looked into further improvements for the school. One of the Boards welcomed decisions was to rebuild the girls' gymnasium. Future plans were also being made to build a new math-science wing and a homemaking department. The Boards decisions not only have affected the present but also will affect the future of Liberty and its students. Under the direction of these five men, Liberty can be assured of quaiity education. T ' ,?',i'1,i'Q ..Q ' A if ,fiii , ,' !', .'1, W X i , , S it 3 li xt- ilnbas- 'T - -'M 5. ,A , fl ff ' Q afi .',. ,-- ln Xvi, - 'F'f ,I ' 4r' ,- i -ag Q, 2 A . -: .. s vww -V M' . ll ' ' - ' liffi a .vf Q ' i ..--ag N U- .y lu, ,, i .,. I P 1 , 3: J, vgagxiri 9, gt 10 Liberty, s Future With the approval of the Board, new buildings greet Liberty's students on their first day back to school after summer vacation. Board of Trustees- Frank Stonebarger, Floyd Pedersen tpresidentl, Kenneth Dwelley, Dewey De Martini, Harry Hobbs Cclerkl. ',,,.-- vu ,Z-

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Busy Year For Administration To make a large school such as Liberty function smoothly and properly was the task ofthe admin- istration. Carrying out school policies, keeping attendance records, and coordinating students, extracurricular activities were but a few of their concerns. Mr. Lou Bronzan was advanced this year from Vice-Principal to Principal. On him rested the business of teacher supervision, curriculum, and student activities. Vice-Principal Mr. Gerald Clayburn handled absences and student disci- pline. Mr. Vernon Noble, Vice-Principal and Head Counselor, aided students with their prob- lems and supervised the counselors. Principal M r. Lou Bronzan A. B. , M . A. Vice-Principal Vice-Principal,Head Counselor Mr. Gerald Clayburn MT' Vernon Noble A.B.,M.A. A-B-.MA if A r 'fs sky 12 fN ...Q-S-L