Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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Concrete and wood scraps of the girls' gy rn collapse under the heaying shores of a Cabloader in preparation lor the new exercise room 3+ ,gg 5 .,'? Mr. Dewey De Martini. Board pres- ident. giyes ai liriel speech before an- nouncing the 23 lift- pass recipients to Uliinstcdc lfield Board Plans For New Gym Facilities IJiberty's school Board. backbone of the school system. has been a dedicated group of men who gay e their time to improve the educational stand- ards of Liberty Union High School. Carrying out work which was both complex and difficult. the Board met on the second and fourth Tluirsdays of each month. Some of the tasks of Libertyfs Board of Trustees included approving and hiring new teachers, I ,.' rf' I2 keeping up academic standards, and beginning the reconstruction planning of a new gymnasium facility' to replace the old girls' gym which was torn down during the latter part of December 1967. As elected representatiyes of the people. the board faced continuous responsibilities and made decisions which affected not only' the present but also the future of Liberty. Board of Trustees-Art Honegger, Dewey De Martini ipresident L Ken- neth Dwelley. Floyd Pedersen. Harry Hobbs iclerlxi ir- K, N W luv?

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l 3 'Il-v ,. Superintendent Wayne Boulding Porto to the field. I uperintendent Aids In New Gym Plans To keep pace with the rapid expansion of Lib- erty, Superintendent Wayne Boulding carefully guided the school's growth by examining and reviewing new school courses and the adequacy of those previously offered. He also had the responsibility of interviewing all new faculty candidates. As spokesman for Liberty, he familiarized the Board of Trustees with the school's needs and accomplishments. Having the responsibility of supervising Liberty's building program, Mr. Boulding played a major part in planning the construction of new gymnasium facilities and the decisions made by the Board concerning this matter. Mr. Boulding has shown himself effective in guiding Liberty. He has established a reputation for understanding and solving problems and fur- thering the goals of the school, thus providing better education. 13 Pausing in front of the crowded stands before Coronation ceremonies at th Homecoming game, Mr. Boulding es corts Homecoming Queen Sandy D l