Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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New Books Help tudents Learn ath lxlathematical accuracy necessary in every- day living was stressed in courses of general math with the aid of a new book, Trouble Shooting Mathematic Skills. Geometry students, using their new text, School Mathematics Geometry, provided step- by-step proof for principal theorums and ex- plored planes and geometric figures. Algebra I and Algebra II students furthered their knowledge of number relations. Members of the TrigfAnalysis class dealt with problems in space and analytic geometry and in trig- onometry. The department was headed by Mr. Herb Scott with Mr. Gerald Crawford and Mr. Elias Hern- andez aiding. 'Ov GERALD CRAWFORD B.S., Algebra I, ll, Geometry ELIAS V. HERNANDEZ B.S., M. tio., Alge- bra, Geometry 18,-a 'EI' D lllfRBlQR'l' SCOTT ' W ' A.B,, Algebra l, Geometry, Trigf' Analysis, Cross V Q Country, Assistant 'l'raelcGoach Y u, ' ' 22 . - A ' Explaining a problem in Algebra l to Rhonda Shelton is Mr, Gerald Crawford. Mr. Crawford also teaches Algebra ll and Math.

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'x , 'P' 111 7- 4-'S S fi Y Q u G FRANK lJl'1l'.-KRSIA AA., A li., Vliorlc Study floordinator Frosh Football Coach ROBIQRT FRARY 1 AB., Continuation lfducation ln F Ll AA., A li, English as a sf-cond lan- guage, English ll, Art lfundarnen- tals, Mexican-American Club, 'XPS Adviser, Social Committee ARTHUR GONZALICS Special Education dds Mr. Gonzales Because the California state law specifies that all of its residents must attend school until a certain age, Liberty saw the need to provide special aid for those students who found it necessary to drop out of the regular program. Those who have left the regular scholastic program or were in need of special assistance or needed an emphasis on a particular subject could look to the Special Education Program for help. Under a relaxed atmosphere, students were able to produce, having work geared to their in- dividual needs. Most of the assignments, be- cause of their nature, were planned and made- up by instructors Mr. Frank DeParsia and Mr. Robert Frary, with a new addition Mr. Art Gonzales. Mr. Arthur Gonzales explains to Donna De.-kzevedo and Olivia Beltram some of the basics of English. New to the Special Education Depart- ment, Mr. Gonzales is teaching English as a second language to Mexi- can-American students who already had as their first language, Spanish. 21

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Pointing out the main parts of a human skeleton to his science class, Mr. jerry Black explains the names and uses of all the bones. Mr, Black is a new teacher added to the science department this year. W5 lt, 'TTU fun Biology tudents Inspect natom Two new teachers were added to the science department this year. Aiding students in their study of recent scientific discoveries and pro- gress were Mr. jerry Black, Mr. Ron Overton, and returning staff members Mr. Robert Glenn and Mr. Dewel Morgan. Basic understanding of scientific concepts was the goal of all classes. Biology students concentrated on the study of living organisms and life processes. Chemistry classes, using the CHEM study program, concerned themselves with collect- ing accurate data on matter composition and reactions. A study of the laws of nature was made by physics students. JERRY BLACK AA., AB., General Science. Frosh Football and Basketball Coach ROBERT GLENN BS., MA., Biology. Math l, Boys PE 3-4, Varsity Baseball Coach. Head jV Football Coach DEVVEL lf. MORGAN A.B,, Physics, Chemistry. Senior Math, CSF Adviser. Chairman Ne- gotiating Panel BONNIE L. OVERTON BS.. Biology. General Science Math I 23