Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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favs 4u..,,. PATRICIA lJ:XCL4S A B. L' S History. American Coverriment. Sociology GERALD HARIYI' gn A..-K, AB. State Requirements. Evolving Nations. Hi-Risers Ad- viser, Driver Training Director XVILLIAM SNOW' BS.. MA., American Govern- ment, Sociology. Project Coor- dinator PETERSPRINCER AB.. NIA., American Covern' ment. Chairman Social Studies Department ETHEL V.-KN TASSEL .-X B.. Nl .'X. L' 5 History. Latin l. CSF Adviser. Latin Club Adviser. Personnel Policies Committee. Scholarship Committee 5' LAURANCE XYELCH B.S.. Record Keeping. State Requirements. Drivers Training. IX' Football Coach Working on a current events assignment in American Government. Larry Alves looks up with a puzzled expression and asks for the teacheris help in understanding the article on the Federal System. Y' -T 5.25 gn.. jg figs u-snag, -.v I lex 3 . 'llhh l i QQQ O - 1 Q- 42. + 9 3 25

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Wll,l.lAM BATZE AB., State Requirements, ' U livolving Nations, journalism ' nf l, ll, Annual Staff, Yearbook Society, Liberty Bell Adviser, Faculty Club President Q '15 PATRICIA CLAYWELL AB., State Requirements, English l, Cheerleaders, Song- leaders Adviser, Welfare Com- mittee, Evaluation Committee, gg Salary Committee Frosh and Sophs hange Courses Changes were seen in the social studies de- partment this year, as new books and courses were introduced to Liberty students. For the first time, freshmen members studied state requirements and social studies skills. Sophomores learned the rules of the road as they involved themselves in driveris education. juniors familarized themselves with United States history through the use of the newly instituted LAP program. Studying our nationis governmental system, seniors utilized a new text, Contemporary Issues in American Democ- racy. Mrs. Pat Dacus, a l' S. History teacher. asks the opinion of one of her students. Ruben Ramos, about the I..-XP program added this year This may of teaching requires much indixidual and independent research 24 is 1' . 2 I.. -1 er.. Si. ' L ' v I s ,J ,DL I 4 ,-I lf..-' ,..

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Inspecting the tropical plants in tht- school greenhouse, Terry Gregory. Brian Coffman, and Charlie Powers. seem to find some type of fungus or bug invading the rubber plants. Hi h School Farm Plays ital Role With a big emphasis on farming in the Brentwood area, students, under the direction of Mr. Cary Lewis and Mr. Tom Stammer, were engaged in the actual management of a farm. Besides the running of the farm, the agricul- tural department expanded to include a butch- ering and slaughtering class and house for use in the actual cutting of beef and lamb car- C3SSCS. Among the new projects completed this year were the building of a new road through the school farm and the building of a water fountain. The Ag department also acquired two new feed bins and a new hen house. To complete the class, this summer ag students will participate in the County fairs at Antioch, Pleasanton, and Stockton. 26 -a 'Q Constructing a paper covered structure in Mr. Ron Slammers crafts class. Christine Siqueido has little trouble reaching from one side to the other of her figurine to tic parts of it together. X x CARY E, LEWIS TOM S'l'AMN1liR BS., MA., Landscaping I, BS., Agriculture Science l, ll, Plant Science, Agriculture Animal Science, Math I, l l A Business. I-'FA Adviser. Nego- Adviser tiating Panel