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— .i » iiL Rv n 1 y P. 6-7, Pic. 1 Top Five , Tara Clark and Shannon Pueblo enjoy riding in the Homecoming Parade. P. 6, Pic. 3 Chad Smith and Jennifer Waller enjoy a quiet moment togeth- er at the Top Ten Dance. P. 7, Pic. 3 Rocky Pompa restrains himself at the Top Ten Dance in Oc- tober. P. 6, Pic. 2 Brian Swisher has just learned that he is the 1988 Home- coming King on October 21. P. 7, Pic. 2 Brian Swisher and Tif- fany Parsons, Homecoming King and Queen, start the dancing. P. 7, Pic. 4 Amy Del Chiaro waits for the music to start up again at the Homecoming Dance.
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Parsons, Swisher Reign as Queen, King Excitement mounted in Stonebarger Gymnasium on October 21, as the announce- ment of the 1988 Homecom- ing King and Queen ap- proached. Last year's king and queen, Carlos Ortega and Rose Melgoza, let the tension build as they paced behind the Top Five before handing the flowers to Queen, Tiffany Parsons, and King, Brian Swisher. That evening the Homecom- ing Parade was led by Grand Marshalls Jim Alves and Bar- bara Whitfield. The Sopho- more Class captured the first place in float competition fol- lowed by the juniors, seniors, and freshmen. The Varsity team earned a victory over the Mt. Diablo Red Devils.
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Expressions '88-89 Fill Opening Section Worried about a Homecoming flower, Jody Huffaker glances down as if it were alive. Showing spirit many boys and girls painted faces for this yearly event. Deep in thought, Aaron Burke sits outside the Music Building dur- ing lunch. Jubilation, first-year teacher, Hillary Fairbairn, express her joy of students and teaching in the class- room Caught crossing campus, the smiling Bobby Duncan heads for class. Concentration, Tracy Benett works hard in her Algebra II with Mrs. Joanne Nash. Comfortable in a new school, JR Campbell smiles pleasantly as he walks the halls of Liberty. Skaters Beware! Gabe Harmell sends a clear message on how he feels about those guys on those roller boards during Dress-up Day. Reflective Jolene McClellan stares at the camera and never reacts to it in her Accounting Class taught by Miss Reta Pirtle. Expressive Liberty stu- dents were a delight to capture on film as our an- nual staff and professional photographers prowled the campus in search of the unusual, the bizarre, and the unexpected. END OF A DECADE! When the 1980's started for the Senior Class, most of them were just be- ginning the third grade. This year the yearbook staff chose this theme as the '80s closed out and the '90s would start with many of the gradu- ates involed in a ca- reer or the pursuit of one. j c L Gf y s m - •
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