Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Librar , A Place to Stud And Learn Since scholastic achievement is emphasized in the 65 courses of study here at Liberty, the use of reference material becomes a necessity. The library shelves abound with books, periodicals, encyclopedias, and other publications that provide that necessary information for the 1000 students to write those A term papers and special reports. Mr. Walter Sharafanowich and Mr. Denis Smithson, the friendly librarians, provided a pleasant atmosphere for the students who come to the library to study and learn. lim-.. 119, . f 'N Qi WALTER DENIS SMITHSON SHARAFANOWICH BA., Assistant Librarian. A.B., M.A., B.L.S Librarian. Searching the library's extensive card catalog, Phyllis jones looks for books which will help her on an American Government term paper. Fleeting minutes before the final bell find Ed Alves, Pam Bartholomew, and Bob Bailey busily studying. 16

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Summer In School - Ah. The Easy Life Never too busy to stop and answer a students question Mr. Gary McDowell pauses to give Randy Fortner some information . 1 ' Getting their batteries charged up with cafeteria goodies to prepare them for the mid-morning rush are food lovers Mr. Denis Smithson and Miss Karen McLellan. At the end of a long, hard day office personnel Mrs. Alta Ackerman and Mrs. Gladys Irwin supply Mr. Wally Davidson with student records. Qi 'S '......... fx dunk 1 5' I5

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is Tx my N . ' . Hixlfj 'A R. 5- iid. 4 - . M S 9 gin '15 ' W gs Wk 'I Spanish students improve their verbal usage by utilizing the new audio-lingual system. Master at the controls, Mr. james Alves regulates the tapes for his Spanish students. ' P ':'7'f Zicxs' 1 ei! . 'H- -an JAMES Amis A.B., Spanish l, III, IV, Spanish Club Advisor. EVELYX CRIFFITH A.B., Spanish I, II, French I, L 4 French Club Advisor. fa .. 1? ETHEL VAN' TASSEL A.B., M.A., Latin l, II, III, US. History, Latin Club Advisor, , 2 'S ' 5 X I z 1 ff, f '-M ef 'X 4. PE ' I 1 .. .WE au- . v i -Q..-V - L .jr ' ff 'gsm ., 7' EN 'Ss I f H. P 0? A L. Languages Forge New Cultural Links Learn a foreign language by pictures? Could it be done? With a book which consisted only of pictures and a record which was recorded only in French, students learned French, a new language course at Liberty. Latin and Spanish were again offered as foreign languages. Latin familiarized students with classical and mythical studies as well as gram- mar usa e. Others continued to learn the lan- guage o our neighbors to the South, Spanish, which helps to lay a foundation for better international understanding. I7 7