Liberty High School - Lion Yearbook (Brentwood, CA)

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,Q ROBERT RUSSELL ' I A.B., English I, Il, III, IV, Speech . V K I, Drama I, Playmakers Club I qv iv Adviser 3 ' i , ' ' tiff ELLRIE voN scHoPP In , I I v t . Q AB., A.B.A., english i, ii, iii, ff ' ' IV, Chairman of Language Arts .vs F 4 sf Department, Personnel Policy L i 5:5 Committee, Professional Re- lations Committee LJ -x Peering out of the door is Miss Virginia Diehl as the photographer snaps her picture. A student is waiting for assistance. Examining the parts of a spotlight and ex- plaining how and when it is used is Mr. Robert Russell in his drama class. :gf r tl n 9: . il Lllipvvi- I ' If-EE ,fl ,ir , ' A '41 , ,. 1 1 , , Q x , l 51' , ., 'L ' A ' Q s Y 3 jp , . 'V K tr K Q . , W I sit ' E' : M--f , V L A ff ,. fi , , . V, Viewing the bulletin board with pictures of the unknown in a Supernatural class, Dan Celoni and Neta Monroe pause with interest. . ., L. Te. ft 3 A ,zz 't P' gg t t 'll Pointing out the witches alphabet, Mr. Ellrie Von Schopp, gives a background on each symbol and explains how they are used. 3 0 ' 9 L-5: X. 5 I . I 2 1 fi is 4 fx s ' i 1' J I ' A F . 'sl tar iii ' i if if .I 'ff Q5 X --if J . W PF: E

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MARY JANE BARNES A I5 N1 A, English II, III, IY, IR-n Pal Llub .-Xdviser GEORGIA COOK M.-X Reading Lonsulant, Loordinator-Ele- rncntary Tutoring, Supervisor ot' Instruction Aides tor M1grantI'rogett VIRGINIA DIEHL ,is MA.. english i. ii. iii. iv. ev.iiti.iii.m gh' -'N Committee fic? '- '5 DOROTHY CROIVIM AB.. Speed Reading I, II, Reading Improve ment II, Ameriran Ciovernment RICHARD HACKETT AB., English I, II, III, IY, Reading Improve- ment I, Crystal IN'all Adviser, Future Teachers 'R Q Club Adviser, Co-Adviser La Raza Unida. Chairman-Grievance Committee 'L-X 1 JOHN MACFARLANE 'arg-. AB., BED.. English I, II, III, IY, Crystal W'aII Adviser 'K 4? Students Determine Own Courses For First Time Mr-101111 Maffdflane. Students at Liberty Union High Pbelfllyi eghdzge School had the choice of deciding as fr tr ana , . . . jerfojglyom explwl from various classes in the English something to an departrnentfor the first time. English class They had to scramble fast to sign up for the desired class before it was filled, as all the courses were offered on a first come, first served basis. English department chairman, Ellrie Von Schopp, explained that the department decided to take a new approach in teaching English to stu- dents in the upper three divisions. The department is offering a vari- ety of new courses on a quarterly basis. Each student will be permitted to select the course he would prefer, from a wide range of courses. A new teacher, Mr. john Macfar- lane, came to Liberty from Canada on an exchange program for one year. Mr. Oliver Bascom, an Eng- Iish teacher from Liberty went to Regina as the other part of the ex- change. 26

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Department Raises Standards To lncoming freshmen are better pre- pared than ever before in mathe- matics according to Mr. Cverald Craw- ford, head of the mathematics de- partment. They are consuming more knowledge in the area of mathematics during their elementary school years. This requires the department to im- prove to meet rising standards. The department is beginning to While students are busily working on their geometry problems, Mr. Gerald Crawford wallcs around the room answer- ing the various questions which are asked. Mr. Crawford, head of the mathe- matics department, also teaches Algebra. ,Z gf ', 1 R as t L ln order to view how much the students Plame, Kendall lewett, and Dorothy have progressed this year, Mr. Herb Scott, glomelm do 3 graph probleni. Mr. Scott dlgebfd I0-ifhef. has JPVYY BJYVOVV Grant also teaches trigonometry and geometry. l l Meet Demands use a series of national achievement tests, primarily the Cooperative Mathematics Tests and the Blyth series, given at the end of the year so the students can be compared to the national average. The mathematics teachers of Liber- ty initiated these tests so they could test the effectiveness of their instruc- tion in the classrooms. After giving an outline of what is taught in his Algebra class, Mr. Elias Hernandez ex- plains how his grading system works to the parents on Back to School Night. ,4n. , 7- 'X X 'Vx GERALD CRAWFORD N- H 5 Algebra I, ll, Geometry, junior Class . -' ' pt ' ,fXclx'i-er 1 A 'N X 'vi 2 Q V lil.lAS HERNANDEZ v A R s M in ivimi 1. ,xlgebfa 1, LTA Bay r N ll: -4- Xrtfa Representative 1 Q , 'T T HERBYRT SCOTT U -U I .X li 'xl .X Clrig .-Xnanysis, Qeoinetry, Al- N, . lf .N gt lfia I tnilaix' Q omrnittvv, Negotiating l'.inel, - l V t ,' ' , ' L rt--A t , i.iitix'Ku.itl1,C,nllQ oath S 5- .31 ' fl. I., I ' - 28