Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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WIl,l,I XXI li,X'I'Zli .-NIS. xxvt'Sll'I'll tiixililartion, journulisni l. Il State Re- ,Q quirements. Totalitarian tiov- ernments, Annual Statl. Year! Kg, book Society, Liberty Bell kd- viscr, Faculty Club. Liberty Teachers Association Yiue- President. PAT CL:XYVYl'fLl, BA., English l, Vvest Civiliza- tion, Cheerleader, Songleader Adviser, Chairman ot VVeltare Committee. Ig GERALD HARDT AA., B..-X., Special Driver Ed- ucation and Training, State Requirements, Under Devel- oped Nations, Totalitarianism, as Hi-Risers Adviser. Driver Qi... Training Director. From Revolution To Legal Problems As the earth spins around, have you ever thought about falling off? We donitl Freshmen explored facts about the Reformation and the Industrial Revolution, while the sophomores ventured into traffic court discussions concern- ing people who did not heed laws of the high- wavs. Traveling back in time again, juniors fixed upon Abraham Lincoln with equality for alln, as the golden chain which unites us under one, while seniors studied the checks and balances of our legislative bodies. Pam Graves and Steve Baker keep the history classes' attention tor their group report by using the blackboard, glob and maps, Steve backs his point tor M rs. Claim ell using the map of Europe.

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Ag. Department Purchases Equipment Wtli a big emphasis on farming in the Brent- wood area. students, under the direction of Mr. Cary Lewis and the new teacher, Mr. Tom Stammer, were actually engaged in raising crops and livestock. Besides the school farm, six acres were acquired and used for the planting of oats and barley-hay by the Senior Ag. Business and junior Plant Science students. Later, they were able to pur- chase and custom mix their own grains, by using the Chapter Feed Co-op. The six acres served a dual purpose in that they were used for practic- ing with tractors and other equipment. This summer, ag. students looked forward to their participation in the county fairs of Antioch, Pleasanton and Stockton. X ' ' PUNK'-'I I URI! Advisor Cary Lewis directs Stan Pereria, Lane Lewis, Steve Foust, Tom Smith. and Larry Alves on how the off-set hay rake works, A CARY LENYIS BS, Nl A., Landscaping I, Il, Plant Science, Agricultural Business, FFA. Adviser TUNI STANINIHR BS, Ninth IC., Animal Sci- enu-. Kgricultural Sciencv, l, General .'hHflL'lllflll'1', F FA. .-Xclxiwr 26 Advisor Cary Lewis, with Stan Pereira. Steve Foust and Bill Freitas. check the mechanical parts of the grain mix-all.