Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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du 2 fi f .9 'QV if ww 91... I Y V -an , K' t , Attacking her sculpture, Sally Nieto applies iirigiwsiti- to ii xi irc lorin in tht hr - ' st stages ol hcr crafts proii-vt Finishing touches are appliz-rl bs flairlos Xlatos lu his paper iiiacliafim usi is XX! an ,-.. -Q ff,-N .I ring second period design and composition class 5- fer? at ARTHL R c osZA1,Es .-KA.. BMX. Arts, Lrzilts, ,g ,,. X ,QT WVILLIAM PETERS lf, B..-X.. Art Fundainenlals. Design A and Composition, .Xnnnal Staff. A M '7' i iearlioolx Socictx Xcliiser. iz -'K-'H ' LION .Xcliiser rt tudent Wins Top County Award In early fall, Warren Lazar captured the first place ribbon for Best of High School Art in the Contra Costa County Fair. His non-objective work made it three for three as Liberty students have won first place and over half of the awards offered in the last three years of competition. With the coming of winter, Chris Utterback entered his drawing in national competition with 15,000 other top high school artists. His work was one of several hundred selected for publication in the book Art of Young America. During the spring, creative craft students, guid- ed by Mr. Arthur Gonzales, new to Liberty this year, worked to complete their three dimension- al projects for the Applied Arts Show. On May 27, art and craft students exhibited over 500 pro- jects to the school and community in this climatic show. 27

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sur That should do it! says Don Rios as lic secures tln- sparc tire on Nlr Xrcli s NIC sports car during luis sixtli period .into sliop l'l.lss fhanging a tire is a part ol tht- mlrixcrl education course Xlr lla Jerxises Roy Xniador and ,Inan Xranda in tlicir ctlort 4 ,,.. 5 ,wx RICHARD .XRIZH .X XD. ll X. Xllto l. II Xli-tals l. Xnto tilnli Xdxiscr ips.. V.. From Care Of Autos To Driving Safety Clllllltff living creates a need to know liow to driveg Driveris Education classes can lic applied to everyday living. Basic knowledge was gained tlirougli classroom study and discussion while practical application was learned in actual be- liind-tlie-wlieel driving. Not only learning to drive an antoniobile, but also learning what niade tlie engine rnn was a part of Liliertyfs cnrricnlnin. Those enrolled in auto sliop were tanglit liow to tune as well as overhaul engines in the effort to make them run like new. I LIBERTY UNIORHIGH SCROOL in N : DRIVER EQUQQQTION CAR km. Rosfnrs cufvv-oiosmc. l' l. Jlwv ,, can i .1 i Q QM 29