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RESTLESS students await
for the Homecoming parade
to begin. The parade was a
success and the Future
Farmers of America once
again placed first in the
float competition against
other clubs and classes.
This is their second con-
secutive year at the top.

TOP FIVE candi-
date Jeannie Ghig-
geri and her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Angela
Ghiggeri anxiously
wait for the parade
to commence.

MAXINE DANNOLLY and
Gary Andrade share inti-
mate moments as they par-
ticipate on our Homecoming
"Clash Day". The seniors
came in first in this
event which gave them addi-
tive points to capture the
Spirit Trophy given to the
most spirited class.
SENIOR CLASS
President, Eddie
Garcia escorts
Queen Paula Graves
to the football
field.
JANET SMITH and Ann
Blootnfield sit proudly on
a black convertible as their
driver, Dwayne Minick, pre-
pares the car for the an-
nual Homecoming Parade that
starts at the park.

SPIRIT is also

exhibited during

the morning of the

special day as

students decorate

cars to attract

attention at the

"horn honking"

car rally.

VICTIM of ridi-
cule, Tony Olan,
competes against
himself trying to
devoir the most
cupcakes he could
possibly handle in
our first football
rally.

many smiling faces
display student involvement

VILLAGERS of the Tobiki Village gather to watch a wrestling match
between Leo Martin and Ben Tutor as Jack Marlow begins to start this
event with the closure of his fan in "Tea House of the August Moon."

CAMPUS LIFE is full of greenery,
relaxation and fullfillment as the stu-
dents sit and chat or clean the area.

SWIPING a taste of pie filling
is Dr. Michael Adams during the
Homecoming "Pie Eating Contest.

IS THIS the lastest
fashion? Heavens
no! These girls,
Jobina Urinda and
Valerie Gage are
dressed for the
"Bottom Ten" skit
at a rally.

YOU, BIT OFF
more than you can
chew!" cries
Danny Navarette
as he participates
in a hilarious
skit dressed as
a typical cheer-
leader.

BEAUTIFUL
Lotus Blossom,
Juliette Betten-
court, performs a
delicate Japanese
dance, dressed in
a colorful kimono
and thongs as she
waves her lovely
fan.

CLASS OF 1978
is faithful and
true as these
freshmen salute to
"Hail Liberty"
at the end of an
afternoon rally in
the gym. They are
a very spirited
class.

BURST of happi-
ness overwhelms the
newly announced 1974
Queen Paula Craves
as Lindsey Nunn also
screams with joy.

1973 Homecoming

Queen, Laura Serna,

relinquishes her

crown to our new

queen, Paula Graves

Homecoming night.

PROUDLY posing
are Runner-Ups; Pat-
ty Hughes, Jackie
Byer, Ann Bloom-
field, Rose Sanchez
and Janet Smith.

QUEEN Paula Graves

and her court. TOP:

Roxanne Sciortino,

Lori Celoni, Jeannie

Ghiggeri and Lin-

sey Nunn.

pictures display spirit
at homecoming activities

MRS. PAT DACUS
and Coach Keith
Dawson team up in
the "Three-Legged
Race" to win points
for the faculty.

SUSAN CHAN
swings to the song
"Get Back" as she
performs during the
exciting Homecoming
Rally in the gym.

COACHES Ron

Enos, Jerry Lilley
and Jack Ferrill
concentrate intensly
on the game as well as
Doug Ellison, 22,
and Terry Upton, 70.

BOTTOM TEN can-
didates; Vera Garcia,
Velvette Caine,
Tina Delgado, Mary
Martinez and Rober-
ta Chavez are anx-
ious for results.

KICKING UP dust
is the struggling
Sophomore Class in
the thrilling "Tug-
of-War" competition,
an exciting Home-
coming activity.

students participate
in many school sports

sports scene shows
competitive attitude

BLOCKING a spike are

Varsity members Marllynn

Sanabria and Jan Martin.

FROSH FOOTBALL player
Stanley Nunn receives a

high pass. j^

EXECUTING a successful "dig" is

Jeannette Carter, a member of the

Varsity Girls' Volleyball Team.

LIBERTY VARSITY SOCCER player

maintains control of the ball as his

opponent tries to get it.

VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM forms a huddle during the Homecoming Rally and
surprises everyone with an original spirit promoting chant as they enthusiastically
shout into the microphone. Coach Jack Ferrill gives them the signal.

CONCENTRATING on the
game are Dr. Abe Kaplan
and Coach Keith Dawson.

LISA MUNE makes a losing
catch as she breaks an egg
in the "Egg Toss" contest.

STRUGGLING for a victory
are seniors John Showaker,
Raul Gomez, Anthony Serna
and Pamela Orman.

MIKE GONZALES, 10,
hands off to Stanley Nunn,
33, as Jose Moreno, 26, sets
off to block.

varied approaches
to learning situations

AFTER a rough
day on the foot-
ball field, the
Frosh Football
teams is ready to
relax muscles.

STYLING in

clashing fashion

Is Teresa Contin-

enteas Manual

Scares concentrates

on other things.

classes, posters, sports
spirit build diverse campus

PHYSIOLOGY offers students greater ad-
vantages as fetal dissection allows Mark
Conway to examine and locate muscles.

LIBERTY campus is full of colorful pos-
ters on "Poster Day" as students exhibit
artistic talents and spirit.

classes 18 table of contents —

sports 64

activities

118 curriculum 148 ads

162

Lined up and ready for their cue to march down Ohmstede field the graduating seniors were prepared on
June 6, 1975 to perform their final task together as a class. Making last minute checks to see that tneir cardinal
and gold caps and gowns were in place the seniors reminisced about their four year venture through high school.
"Remember when ..." spread through the crowd and suddenly it was Yesterday Once More.

Remembering their freshman year the seniors realized they were experiencing as graduates the same mixed
feelings they had felt upon entering high school. The jump from their eighth grade to freshman year had seemed
scary and exciting, but now upon graduation college, occupations, and marriage were in the near future of many
of the class of 1975.

As new as the whole concept of high school had seemed to the class they accomplished much in the way of
learning, experiencing, and enjoying, jumping right into the middle of things the class, led by joe Munoz, pres-
ident; Eddie Garcia, vice president; Rosemarie Sanchez, treasurer; Susan Chan, secretary; and Angel Cueva,
representative, started out the year raising money by holding a dance. Mr. Herb Scott ana Miss Kaye Axelgard,
class advisers, gave the freshmen pointers as they enthusiastically worked together to make the most of their first
Homecoming. They placed first in the competition yelling, thira in the penny raisirig contest and produced their
first float, themed "Scalp Em".

1972 would be a hard year for the class of 75 to forget as it stood for all the newness and changes high school
had in store for them.

Memories of their sophomore year proved equally as unforgettable. One year older and more experienced
with the techniques of nigh school life, class officers Eddie Garcia, president; joe Munoz, vice president; Tanya
Tutor, secretary; Susan Chan, treasurer; and Paula Graves, representative took over the responsibility of leading
the class. Helping them earn money, compete with the other classes at Homecoming, and organize their first
semi-formal dance, advisers Mr. Herb Scott and Miss Nancy Doi guided the budding sopnomores through another
successful year.

Combining all their ideas, talants, and manpower the class turned out their second float and numerous, well-
organized posters which enabled the sophomores to win first place in the poster contest. Bringing their record
up to two wins in a row the class out yelled all the other classes at the homecoming rally.

Five girls and five boys of the sophomore class, picked by their classmates, felt the excitement of competition
as they vied for the titles of Sophomore Hop King and Queen. On May 19, 1973 the sophomores gathered with
their dates to dance, converse and enjoy the music. The highlight of the evening arrived when Jorge Moreno
and Lindsey Nunn were announced King and Queen. Janet Smith, Lisa Mori, Roxanne Sciortino were princess
runner-ups while prince runner-ups were: Chris Gaylor, Eddie Garcia, Frank Unpingco and joe Page. The sopho-
mores picked the theme "Slippin into Darkness" for their hop.

Fona rememberances of nigh school would not be complete for the class of 75 without a colorful picture of
their junior year.

With two years of experience behind them the class of 75 set out to really accomplish something during their
third homecoming. Constructing their best float yet the juniors took third place with the theme "Shoot 2 Victory".
Excitement mounted as the juniors waited at the homecoming rally for the results of the competition yelling.
For the third consecutive year the class of 75 took first place.

Romantic thoughts began to creep into the minds of the class as they prepared for their junior Prom. "Pieces
of April" was the appropriate theme as the Prom was held on April 6, 1974. The juniors and their dates enjoyed
the sounds of "Madness" on this special night.

Another successful year had come and gone with Tony Ball, president; Paula Graves vice president; Roxanne
Sciortino, secretary; Janet Smith, treasurer; and Stella Rios, representative to thank for organizing the day by day
events of the class.

Memories just as the real thing go by fast and suddenly its the 1974-1975 school year again. For the seniors

1; anticipation, S(

^rcersTan BoTtzeh, president; Paula Graves, vice pwes
had a challenging year of making plans, setting dates, ar^j^^Bhing the class of coming ev
Raising money for the many senior activities the clasj^^l^ances, car washes, and a hj
The first event on the calender was Homeconxir^l^^eated yet never boring/
seniors really got it togetner and placed fkst in the^poster contest, penny drive, ariQ
-t ' "'^-■y viaory m the competition yelling the seniors once again out-yelled th(

rd in the yellingjgdlMwas nothing, however^ compared to the r
ci'^i^2J{V¥d up to accept thim||mpphy for the class.

he Senior Ball will long Be remenribered as a success. The couples traveldi'
y 17, 1975. Ivory Toway^ovided the music as the seniors danced and P
^ed as the main couj^V^e theme "We May Never Pass This Way Agaii^

andysal
or the stu
-up iiay. Making th

kel^y^to H's Lordships ori

dinner. Filet Mignon was

ong be remembered by the

tt^g second tlmjlme seniors of Liberty were able to experience the,
297^ the cdass^et off in frantic search of fun and excitement, i

earit a day off for the seniors as they set ^ff to spend
Vimming, baseball and eating filled thg' days events,
ibie to forget when Mr. Sharafa

nt 4i Grad Nite at Disneyland,
icing alOak Park in Stockton.
»f. students were killed in the

daily announcement

Adding to'Libertyf Curriculum, Mr. Oliver Bascom org
' class inrgjiglish. *

Preparing for their senior year and the various —-'
washes, c^esales, and sold light bul'

With the Theme "Fly to Virtory"ftJ

April 5, 1975, proved to be a meS
"Memories" for their theme, with music by ''G

Asfffstance was given to the Class of 76,4l|

ught the schc^s first advanced placement
ting_^hem, tfii ''ambitious Class of 76 held car

second ifW^Promecpming parade,
the Juniors who attended the junior Prom. The class cf

rficers Sandy Pittman^ president; T^rri Tipton, vice president;
._ urer; by class advisf^/Miss Rita Pirtfe and Mr. jerry Black.

Washing cars and selline cakes aiid candies weresome ways the/Mphomore class earned, money to sponsor
the-Sophonrvore Hop whicn was held on May-lC-With the theme 'MInvay to Heaven", the Class of 77 danced
totheSpundsof'J.J. Moop". milt'rr' MH/,

The competitive sophomores captureOhTrd pkce In the float mftipetition during the Homecoming floal

c — ^XAL — 1^^ ^^g sophomores proved their spirit and enthusia*"^

contest. - ^*»^

Competing in the varl
as they tiedlFor'first place >^.

class aqvisors Mrs. Pat Clay well and Mr. Gary Wilson for fieiping to

Led fe>Tohy Olan, president; Stan Nunn, vice president; Mikqji
ar^d-Kzlass adviso/s Mrs. Bomben and Mr. Child, the Class of |^mI
with spirit. ^I|S^^^^^

, Holding bake sales and car washes, the freshmen were succe^^WPPfeir money-raising activities.

Thoughts of'yesterday fade as the seniors realize they will soon no N^ftger be a part of Liberty, bj

' ary; David Snow, treasur
|- to remember. ^

Iry; Cbgstina BacchinLt

wi^ by participating \n ^

tomorrow.

seniors participate

in annual float

building

MARK CONWAY and Kim Abney work hard at trying to make

a winning float. Despite their good effort, the Senior Class

failed to place in competition.

LADD ABBOTT

Honor Roll, Elementary Tutor, Ceramics IWE, Jewelry IWE

KIM ABNEY

Scholastic Top 10, A'Capella Choir, Madrigal, Homecoming

Committee, Honor Roll, Playmakers, Thespian, Clef Club Treasurer,

Clef Club President, Senior Class Treasurer, Clef Club, Club Council,

Track Charter, Candy Striper, Nurses' Club, GAA

ELISE ABRAHAMSON

A 'Capella Choir

PAMELA ALMODOVAR

JV Track Charter, Varsity Track Charter, P.E. IWE

JOHN ALVARADO

TONY AMADOR

LUANN AMAR
FFA, GAA, Honor Roll, IWE
JOEY AMBROSINO
Honor Roll, JV Football, Frosh Football, Student Council, Band III,
Auto Club, Senior Student Representative, Auto Club Treasurer,

Auto Club Secretary

GARY ANDRADE

Band III, Stage Band, Band III Vice President, Band II IWE,

Playmakers, AFS, Honor Roll, JV Track, Elementary Tutor, Rally

Committee, AFS Public Relations Officer, Pep Band, A 'Capella

Choir

TOM ATKINSON
Honor Roll, Golf, Auto Club, Latin Club, French Club
TONY BALL
Head of Youth Council, Junior Class President, Boys' State Alternate,
Co-Most Spirited Senior Boy, Student Government, Student
Council, Club Council, CSF, Honor Roll, Principal's Committee,
Curriculum Committee, Science IWE, Playmakers, Spanish Club,
Pep Club

lOHN BARNES

GARY BARTEE
KELLY BAUERLEIN
Tennis, Girls' Swim Team, FFA, AFS, Chess Club, GAA, Honor Roll,
FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, Elementary Tutor
DANE BEHNE

FREDDIE BENNETT
JEANE BENO
Gymnastics Team, CSF, Honor Roll, GAA, Spanish Club, AFS
JULIETTE BETTENCOURT
Band III, National Merit Scholar Semi-finalist, Student of the Month,
CSF, CSF Vice President, CSF President, Life CSF Member, Scholastic
Top 10, Sophomore Top Scholar, Band Council, Playmakers, Honor
Roll, Student Council, Club Council, Music IWE, National Essay Press
Award, National Anthology Press Award, Parents Club
Representative, AFS, Pep Club, AFS Representative, Freshman
Reading Award, Youth Council

ROD BLEVINS
ANN BLOOMFIELD
Student Body President, Varsity Cheerleader, Song Leader, Student
of the Month, Homecoming Queen Runner-up, CASC Region 7
President, CASC Representative, ACSA Representative, Student
WASC Accreditor, Student Chairman WASC Accreditation, FIC
Representative, Pep Club Secretary, Pep Club Treasurer, Most
Spirited Freshman, Principal's Committee, Curriculum Committee,
Rally Squad, GAA, Girls' Swim Team, Girls' Basketball Team, Girls'
Volleyball Team, AFS, CSF, Honor Roll, Student Council, Club
Council, Student Government, Youth Council, Girls' P.E. IWE, Pep
Club, Band III, Spanish Club, Frosh Football Charter, Frosh
Basketball Charter, JV Football Charter, JV Basketball Charter,

JAN BOLTZEN
Senior Class Vice President, Honor Roll, JV Football Charter, Track
Charter, GAA, Business IWE, Counseling Office IWE, Pep Club,
Candy Striper, Nurses' Club, A 'Capella Choir, Elementary Tutor

DIANE BORDEN

Crafts IWE
BART BOWLING
A 'Capella Choir, Varsity Football Manager, Boys' Block "L", Driver
Training IWE, Clef Club Treasurer, Band II

SHIRLEY BRACKENRIDGE

DEVON BROOKS

CSF, Life CSF Member, Honor Roll, Band III, Scholastic Top 10,

Who's Who in American High School Students, Top Freshman

Scholar, Top Junior Scholar, Band Secretary/Treasurer, CSF

Treasurer, Latin Club, Stage Band, AFS, GAA, Playmakers, Spanish,

Club
JERRY BROOKS
FFA, Elementary Tutor, Sports Manager
SYLVIA AURORA BUSTOS
Honor Roll, La Raza Unida, La Raza Unida Activity Chairman, Azteca
Club, GAA, Spanish Club, Principal's Committee, Pep Club,
Elementary Tutor, jV Track Charter, Varsity Track Charter, Business
Club, Attendance Office Assistant

KEVIN M. BUTLER
Frosh Football, Varsity Track, Band III, FFA, Honor Roll, Band

Council, Boys' P. E. IWE
JACKIE BYER
Majorette, Second Five for Homecoming Queen, Rally Squad,
Gymnastics Team, Band III, GAA, Candy Striper, Pep Club, Honor

Roll

DON BYRD

FFA, Boys' Block "L", Frosh Football, JV Football, Varsity Wrestling,

JV Wrestling, JV Track, Varsity Track, Sports Manager, Honor Roll,

Animal Science IWE, Landscaping IWE

DEBBIE BYRNE

Scholastic Top 10, Life CSF Member, CSF, Honor Roll, Freshman, JV,

Varsity Basketball Charter, Freshman, JV, Varsity Football Charter,

Girls' JV Volleyball Charter, JV and Varsity Track Charter, Girls'

Block "L", AFS, Spanish Club, GAA, Reading Award, English IWE,

Elementary Tutor, Pep Club
JUDY BYROADS
Honor Roll, Liberty Bell Staff, GAA
VALVETTE CAINE
Rally Squad, Majorette, Band III, A 'Capella Choir, Pep Club, GAA,
Girls' Basketball Team, Elementary Tutor, Student Council, Crafts

IWE, GAA Volleyball

CORNELIO CARMONA
Auto Club, Auto Club Officer
KATHIE CECCHINI
GAA, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Elementary Tutor, Girls' Basketball

Team, Girls' P.E. IWE
LORI CELONI
Varsity Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader, Rally Squad, Homecoming
Queen Attendant, Girls' Swim Team, Pep Club, Candy Striper, GAA,

Track Charter

SUSAN CHAN

Editor-in-Chief of LION 75 Yearbook, Yearbook Society, Annual

Staff, Who's Who Among American High School Students,

Scholastic Top 10, Life CSF Member, CSF, CSF Treasurer, CSF

Co-Chairman of Scholarship Committee, CSF Scholarship

Committee, Honor Roll, Head Songleader, Rally Committee, Song

Leader, Freshman Secretary, Sophomore Treasurer, Crystal Wall,

Student Advisory Committee, Student Council, Spanish Club, AFS,

Playmakers, Pep Club, Pep Club Vice President, GAA, GAA

Volleyball, Youth Council, Varsity Football Charter, Frosh Basketball

Charter, Elementary Tutor
ROBERTA CHAVEZ
GAA, La Raza Unida, Crafts IWE, GAA BAsketball
ALLAN COCHNAUER
22 Golf, Pep Club

KATHY COLLINS
Varsity Track Charter, Counseling Office IWE, Pep Club, GAA,
Business Club, Latin Club, FHA

MARK CONWAY
Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Student Council, Honor Roll Boys'
Block "L", Spanish Club

KATHY CORNELIUS
Scholastic Top 10, CSF, Honor Roll, Annual Staff, Band III, GAA,
Principal's Committee

seniors urge football teams to 'conquer trojans'

1 J7?^c^'^^'^ ^"^ TROJANS" is what this trojan horse says. The Lions hosted the Del Valle Trojans for their Homecoming on October 18
1974. Some seniors are seen here anxiously awaiting the night to begin for the results of the float competition and the other highlights '
which untold at the Homecoming game. The seniors lost in the competition.

JULIE CORNELL

MELODY COULSON

Crafts IWE

PAM COWGER

A 'Capella Choir, Madrigal, Pep Club, GAA, Pre-school Tutor, Music

IWE, Clef Club

CWEN CRANDELL

A 'Capella Choir, Madrigal, Honor Roll, Majorette, Rally Squad,

Gymnastics Team, Girls' Basketball Team, Varsity Track, Soccer

Charter, Swimming Charter, Track Charter, Playmakers, Girls'

Croup, GAA, Pep Club, Agriculture IWE, Choir Treasurer, Choir

Council
DANIEL CRONK
CARLINE CRUMP

JUANITA CRUZ
ANGEL CUEVA
Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Freshman Representative,

Meat Cutting IWE, FFA
ED DAUGHERTY
JV Football, Frosh Football, JV Basketball, Frosh Basketball

DEBORAH DAVIS
Honor Roll, AFS, Pep Club, Elementary Tutor f

seniors yell for vict

JANET DAVID

JEFFREY DAVIS

"SNOW IN STONEBARGER GYMNASIUM IN
spirit in trying to win the Homecoming spirit trophy,
cutting strips of newspaper. This adds to the spirit.

KELLI DEAN
FFA, FFA Secretary, FFA Treasurer, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up,
Agriculture Business IWE, General Agriculture IWE, GAA, Candy
Striper, Elementary Tutor, Office Assistant
JOE DEBORBA
FFA, FFA President, FFA Chaplin, Agriculture IWE, Honor Roll,
Scholastic Top 10, Sports Manager, Frosh Football, Student Council
GEORGE DELAROSA
Auto Shop IWE, Auto Club, Honor Roll

TINA DELGADO
MARC DEL'IMMAGINE
Honor Roll
NANCY DEMARTINI
Commissioner of Curriculum, Assistant Commissioner of Publicity,
Student Government, Student Council, Club Council, Student
Advisory Committee, Principal's Committee, Scholastic Top 10,
Honor Roll, CSF, Life CSF Member, CSF Secretary, Spanish Club,
Pep Club, AFS, Elementary Tutor, Math Tutor, JV Football Charter,
]V Basketball Charter, Varsity Basketball Charter, Youth Council

KEVIN DITMARS
Auto Club, Pep Club, FFA, Jewelry IWE, Ceramics IWE

DAVID DOMINGO
Boys' Block "L", Varsity Baseball, Soccer, JV Baseball, JV Basketbal
Pep Club, Auto Club, FFA, Auto Shop IWE

GARY EBERSOLE
Frosh Football, Cross Country, Varsity Track, JV Track, Boys' Block
"L", Wood Shop IWE

OCTOBER?" No, it's just a way the seniors show their
This white "snow stuff" is actually confetti made by

GARY ELLISON

Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, ]V Wrestling, Varsity

Track, JV Track, Boys' Block "L", Band III

DOUG ELSEA

RUSTY ENOS

Varsity Football, Boys' Block "L", Frosh Football

KIM ERSKINE

Elementary Tutor, FFA

TULIN EVLIYA

Foreign Exchange Student, AFS, CSF

TERI FITZPATRICK

Elementary Tutor, Honor Roll

VALLERIE FRAZIER
Gymnastics Team, GAA, AFS, Pep Club, FHonor Roll, Spanish Club,
Latin Club, Liberty Bell Staff, Tratk Charter, Soccer Charter,
Counseling Office IWE, Youth Council, Azteca Club, Band II
TWILA FULLER
Pep Club, Pre-school Tutor
VALERIE GAGE
Girls' Softball, Girls' Basketball Team, Girls' Volleyball, GAA
Officer, GAA, IWE, Girls' Block "L", Fionor Roll, Elementary Tutor

senior class pulls their way to victory over sophs

STRUGGLING withal!
their strength are the sen-
iors in the tug-a-war con-
test during FHomecoming
week. They faced hard com-
petition.

MIKE GALINDO

Varsity Football Manager

MARTHA GALVAN

ROSA GALVAN

STEVE GALVIN

DELIA GARCIA
Elementary Tutor, Candy Striper

EDDIE GARCIA
Varsity Basketball, Senior Class President, Student Government,
Sophomore Class President, Boys' Block "L", Frosh Basketball,
Student Council, Freshman Class Vice President, Club Council,
Sophomore Hop King Runner-up, Spanish Club, Principal's
Committee, Boys' P.E. IWE, Physiology IWE

ELVIRA (VERA) GARCIA
Girls' Basketball Team, La Raza Unida, Pep Club, GAA, Honor Roll,
Principal's Committee

HECTOR GARCIA

jV Track

ROBERT GARDNER

Metal Show IWE

CHRIS GAYLOR
Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Basketball, Frosh
Basketball, Most Valuable Player, Boys' Block "L", Honor Roll,
Sophomore Hop King Runner-up, P.E. IWE

JEANNIE GHIGGERI
Commissioner of Publicity, Homecoming Queen Attendant,
Homecoming Committee, JV Cheerleader, Rally Squad, Rally
Committee, Sophomore Hop Queen Runner-up, Honor Roll,
Student Council, Student Government, Club Council, Girls' P.E.
IWE, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Math Tutor, GAA

JOHN GOMES
LION Head Photographer, Life CSF Member, Drum Major, Band III,
Yearbook Society President, Scholastic Top 10, Student Council,
Honor Roll, CSF, Scholarship Committee Co-Chairman, Student
Curriculum Committee, Playmakers, Rally Committee, AFS, Band
Council, Annual Staff, Club Council, Youth Council, Scholarship
Committee, Chess Club

RAUL GOMEZ
Frosh Football, JV Football, Varsity Football, Frosh Basketball, Boys'
Block "L"

KIM GONZALES
Student Government, Honor Roll, Girls' Basketball Team,
Elementary Tutor, AFS, Counseling Office, Girls' Swim Team
Charter, Track Charter, GAA, Pep Club, Latin Club, Azteca Club,
Student Council, Girls' Softball Team, Club Council

PAULA JO GRAVES
Homecoming Queen, Junior Vice President, Sophomore
Representative, Song Leader, Rally Squad, Girls' Swim Team,
Varsity Swimming Charter, Frosh Basketball Charter, National
Poetry Press Award, Honor Roll, Pep Club, GAA, GAA Secretary,
Student Council

seniors cooperate
to hop in a sack race

MARYANN GREENWOOD
Girls' Basketball Team, A 'Capelia Choir,
Pep Club, GAA, Girls' Softball Team, Girls'
Volleyball Team, Pop Chorus

BYRON GROSECLOSE

RICHARD GUERRA
JV Track

SILVIA GUTIERREZ

GILBERT HAGAR
Auto Club, FFA

SENIORS try to add points towards the homecoming trophy as Dan-
ny Navarrette and Stella Rios hop as fast as their three legs can go. The

seniors scored highest in points.

GREG HAMLIN
Frosh Basketball, )V Track, JV Football, Varsity Track, Band III, FFA,
Boys' P.E. IWEJV Basketball

BRYAN HAMPTON
BRETT HANBERC
Varsity Track, JV Swimming, Soccer, Auto Club, FFA, Student
Government

ALBERT HARREWYN

BIA IWE

JULIE HARRIS

Girls' Block "L", Student Council, GAA, Elementary Tutor, Volleybal

Team, A 'Capella Choir, Softball Team

GREG HAUGH
Varsity Swimming, JV Track, Boys' Block "L", Honor Roll

PATRICK HAWKINS
FFA, A 'Capella Choir, Pep Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Clef Club Vice
President, Tenor Representative of Clef Club, Agriculture IWE,
Clef Club

DEBORAH HENDRIX

JESUS HERRERA

Frosh Football, JV Track, Varsity Football

DORIAN HISATOMI
Honor Roll, CSF, Frosh Football Charter, JV Football Charter, Track
Charter, Spanish Club, Band II, Band III, Candy Striper, Pep Club,
Business Club

DENNIS HOLDER
Latin Club, Auto Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Auto Shop Treasurer
PATRICIA HUGHES
Second Five for Homecoming Queen, Song Leader, Rally Squad,
CSF, Honor Roll, Pep Club, GAA, Design and Composition IWE,
Soccer Charter

JANET HUSTEDT
Honor Roll, CSF, Life CSF Member, Elementary Tutor, Candy Striper,
Nurses' Club, Homemaking IWE, Clothing IWE, Latin Club, GAA,
AFS, FHA

TIM IDDINGS
Varsity Basketball, Agriculture IWE, FFA Representative, JV
Basketball

LYLE JANIS
Latin Club, Playmakers, Pep Club, AFS, Curriculum Committee,
Liberty Bell Staff

SKIP JENSEN

Soccer, FFA, FFA Vice President

JOSE JIMENEZ

WESLEY KENDALL

TOM KENT

Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track, Boys' Block "L"

DAVID KURYLA

Varsity Wrestling, jV Wrestling, Boys' Block "L", Auto Club

ROSS LAST
A 'Capella Choir, Madrigal, Barber Shop Quartet, CSF, CSF Vice
President, CSF President, Life CSF Member, Honor Roll, Band III,
Scholastic Top 10, Student Council, Biology IWE

ERICA LEE

A 'Capella Choir, Music IWE, Library IWE, FFA

SCOTT LEE

Auto Club, FHi Risers, Frosh Football

ANDY LEINWEBER

Auto Club, Honor Roll

JIMENEZ LINER

CHARLES LLEWELLYN

Clef Club, Choir, Chorus

PAMELA MADEROS

RUTH ELIZABETH MAIOCCO

Yearbook Society Vice President, LION Photographer, Yearbook

Society, Girls' P.E. IWE, Annual Staff, Sophomore Hop Queen

Runner-up, Varsity Volleyball, GAA, Pep Club, Head Swimming

Charter, Assistant Swim Team Coach, Girls' Swim Team, Frosh

Basketball Charter, Freshman Secretary, Most Spirited Freshman Girl

LEO MARTIN

Varsity Football, Frosh Football, Soccer, La Raza Unida, Boys'

Block "L"
RHONDA MARTIN
Playmakers, Girls' Basketball Team, Girls' Block "L", Girls' Softball
Team, GAA, Girls' Swim Team, Gymnastics Team, Pep Club, Candy

Striper, Elementary Tutor

CECILIA MARTINEZ

Candy Striper, Library IWE

MARY MARTINEZ

Gymnastics Team, La Raza Unida, Elementary Tutor, Library Assistant

DENNIS WARREN MAY
Band III, Stage Band, Soccer, JV Swimming, Student Council,
Playmakers, FFA, Elementary Tutor, Library IWE, Boys' Block "L"

senior class posters build spirit during homecoming

POSTER DAY is just one of
the many activities sponsored by
the Pep Club during Homecoming
The seniors add their spirit by
hanging unique signs throughout
the school.

BEV McAllister

JOYCE McClelland

JOHN Mckenzie

RONALD McKINNEY

Varsity Baseball, jV Baseball, Honor Roll

KATHY McLAIN

EDDIE MECCA

Frosh Football, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Varsity Track

ADRIAN MELCOZA

senior class president
accepts winning trophy

RICK MELCOZA
Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Most Valuable
Player, JV Basketball, JV Football, Frosh Football, Boys'
Block "L", Auto Club

JOHN MELLO III
Varsity Baseball, Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Auto
Club, FFA, Hi Risers, Boys' Block "L", Honor Roll

JEFFREY MESHISHNEK
Auto Club, FFA

PERRY MIGUEL
JV Track, Meat Processing IWE, FFA, Honor Roll,
Principal's Committee

EDDIE GARCIA, president of the Senior Class, happily ac-
cepts the spirit trophy awarded to his class for earning
the most points during Homecoming week.

KIM MINCEY
DWAYNE KEITH MINICK
Varsity Baseball, Boys' Block "L", Life CSF Member,
Scholastic Top 10, Honor Roll, Boys' State Representative,
Student Body Vice President, Commissioner of Justice,
Student Council, Student Government, CSF, Pep Club,
Spanish Club, Physics IWE, Club Council

XAVIER MONTENEGRO

ROBERT MOONEY
Varsity Track, Student Representative to the Board, Chairman
of Student Council, Student Government, Varsity Football,
]V Football, Frosh Football, Boys' Block "L", Honor Roil,
JV Track, Rally Committee, CSF, Curriculum Committee,
Student Council

DIANE MOORE
Tennis, CSF, Latin Club, Latin Club Secretary, CSF Secretary,
Honor Roll, Life CSF Member, Art IWE, Pep Club, AFS, GAA,
JCL, JCL Northern Representative

SYLVIA MORALES

JORGE MORENO
All League Basketball, All League Football, Most Valuable
Player: Basketball, Sophomore Hop King, Varsity Football,
Varsity Basketball, Boys' Block "L", Frosh Football, Frosh
Basketball, Spanish Club, Auto Club, Boys' P.E. IWE, Football
Co-Captain

LYNN MORGAN
Spanish Club, Pep Club, GAA, AFS, Girls' Swimming Charter,
Science IWE, Playmakers

DANIEL MORI
Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Auto Club

LISA MORI
Rally Squad, Rally Committee, Homecoming Committee,
GAA, Frosh Cheerleader, Sophomore Hop Queen
Runner-up, Elementary Tutor

PAT MUNDS

FFA,JV Baseball

JOSE MUNOZ
Student Council, Student Gov't, Honor Roll, La Raza LJnida,
Spanish Club, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class
President, La Raza Unidas President, Frosh Football, JV Track,
Varsity Track, Cross Country

LETICIA MUNOZ
SHERRY MYERS
FFA, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, FFA Reporter, Candy
Striper, Nurses' Club, GAA, Track Charter
KEN NAKAO

DANNY NAVARRETTE

Student of the Month, Commissioner of Athletics, Homecoming

Committee, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Student

Government, Hi Risers, Auto Club, Auto Club President, Elementary

Tutor, Frosh Basketball, JV Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Boys' P.E.

IWE, Most Spirited Junior.
JANICE NEELY
RICK NIETO

TUTI NUNEZ
Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Band III, Stage Band
LINDSEY NUNN
Homecoming Queen Attendant, Homecoming Committee, Rally
Squad, JV Cheerleader, Rally Committee, Pep Club, Commissioner
of Rallies and Assemblies, Sophomore Hop Queen, Attendance
Office IWE, Spanish Club, Playmakers, Elementary Tutor, Student

Government

MARIA TERESA GAITAN OLVEDA

Honor Roll, GAA, Girls' Block "L", Elementary Tutor, La Raza Unida,

Spanish Club, Pep Club, Soccer Charter, GAA Secretary, Girls' P.E.

IWE, Office Assistant, Girls' Softball, Girls' Volleyball, Azteca Club,

Business Club

PAM ORMAN
FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, Girls' Track, CSF, Honor Roll, AFS, FFA,
FFA Freshman Representative, FFA Historian, Candy Striper, Latin

Club
DELIA ORTEGA
La Raza Unida, Elementary Tutor, Office Assistant, Art IWE, Girls'

Group
WILLIAM ORTEZ
Varsity Swimming, Most Valuable Swimmer, Frosh Football, Frosh

Basketball, FFA

RALPH OSEGUERA

Varsity Wrestling, Boys' Block "L", Boys' P.E. IWE

JOE PAGE

WAYNE PASTOR

Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Playmakers

NANCYE NORENE PAYNE
Tennis, Candy Striper, CSF, Scholastic Top 10, Girls' Track, Girls'
Block "L", Spanish Club, GAA, AFS, Band III, Nurses' Club, CSF
Secretary, AFS Treasurer, Latin Club, Senior Class Secretary, Girls'
Volleyball, Elementary Tutor, Honor Roll, Gymnastics Show
RICK PEASE
RAY PEDROZA
Frosh Football, JV Football

senior class officers ponder decisions of last year

Jj||v:; ^ ^

MR. HERB SCOTT, Senior Class Adviser,
watches on as class officers, Kim Ab-
ney, treasurer; Eddie Garcia, pres-
ident; Jan Boltzen, vice president and
Nancye Payne, secretary make plans for
their senior year.

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BEATRICE PEREZ

Girls' Basketball Team, Playmakers, Candy Striper, Pep Club, Azteca
Club, Honor Roll, Elementary Tutor, Wrestling Timer
BILL PERREIRA
PATRICIA PETERS

TONYA PETERS
Track Sports Manager, Homecoming Committee, Candy Striper,
Latin Club, FFA, Liberty Bell Staff, APS, Track Charter, Freshman
Class Representative, Liberty Bell Editor, Pep Club, Playmakers,
GAA, SASC, Commissioner of Public Relations for CASC

RONALD PETROSH
Pep Club, Playmakers, AFS, Foreign Exchange Student, AFS
President, Club Council, Ham Radio Vice President

LOUIS POOL
Frosh Football, Soccer, Metals 2 IWE, BIA Metals IWE, Auto Club,
Hi Risers, Honor Roll

STEVE PROBST

Frosh Football, )V Track, FFA, Metals IWE

ERNEST QUINTANILLA

Varsity Basketball, JV Basketball, Frosh Basketball, Frosh Football,

Spanish Club, La Raza Unida, Hi Risers, Auto Club, Pep Club, Honor

Roll, Student Government, Auto Club Representative, Boys' P.E. IWE

SCOTT RAWSON

JOHN RAY
JV Football, Frosh Football, Auto Club, FFA, Honor Roll, Varsity

Wrestling

ROGINA REED

Girls' Basketball Team, Most Valuable Player: Girls' Basketball, Girls'

Softball Team, GAA, JV Football Charter, Frosh Football Charter,

Honor Roll, Principal's Committee, Girls' P.E. IWE, Elementary Tutor,

Pep Club
SUSAN REEVES
Attendance Office IWE, A 'Capella Choir, Chorus

TAMI REYNOLDS

Attendance Office IWE

CHARLES RICHARDS

JOHN RIOS

Boys' Block "L", Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling, Varsity Baseball,

Frosh Football, JV Track

seniors win competition yell at homecoming rally

EXCITEMENT builds as the seniors yell their way to victory at the 1975 Homecoming rally. Following a tradition they set themselves, the class of
1975 went on to win the Homecoming competition yell for the fourth time. A combination of first, second, and third places in the various Home-
coming activities gave the seniors a winning number of points.

STELLA RIOS
GAA, Gymnastics Team, Elementary Tutor, Pep Club, Track Charter,
Wrestling Charter, junior Class Representative, Student Council
CHERYL ROBINSON
Attendance Office I WE, Jewelry IWE
ROSE MARIE ROBLES
Spanish Club, AFS, Candy Striper, Pep Club, Elementary Tutor,
Honor Roll, Bicycle Club, Pep Club Vice President, GAA, Nurses'
Club

KATHLEEN ROCKER
Honor Roll, Spanish Club, AFS, Tennis, Girls' Block "L", GAA, Pep
Club, GAA Swim Charter, ERA Sweetheart Runner-up

ROMAN RODRIGUEZ

ROSARIO RODRIGUEZ

LORRAINE ROMERO

ROSEMARIE ROMERO

Counseling Office IWE, Clothing IWE, Elementary Tutor

CHUCK RUSSO

Varsity Football, ]V Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Baseball, JV

Baseball

CARLOS SANABRIA
Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Cross Country,
JV Track, Varsity Track, Boys' Block "L", Homecoming Committee,
Student Council, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Playmakers,
Honor Roll, AFS, Pep Club, Playmakers Treasurer, AFS Vice
President, Chemistry IWE, International Thespian Society

ROSEMARIE SANCHEZ
Student Body Treasurer, Gymnastics Team, Second Five for
Homecoming Queen, Freshman Class Treasurer, Girls' Basketball
Team, Girls' Block "L", GAA, Scholastic Top 10, CSF, Student
Government, Swimming Charter, Girls' P.E. IWE, Girls' Volleyball
Team, Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Honor Roll
FILOMENA SARMENTO
Honor Roll, AFS, Pep Club

PAULA SCIORTINO
Homecoming Committee, CSF, Scholastic Top 10, Honor Roll, Candy
Striper, GAA, Football Charter, Pep Club, Latin Club, Science IWE,
Youth Council

ROXANNE SCIOTINO
Homecoming Queen Attendant, Sophomore Hop Queen
Runner-up, Rally Squad, Head JV Cheerleader, Freshman
Cheerleader, Junior Class Secretary, Office Assistant, GAA, Honor
Roll, Gymnastics Team, Elementary Tutor, Principal's Committee,
Swimming Charter

STEPHANIE SEENO
GAA, Pep Club, Honor Roll, JV and Varsity Track Charter,
Counseling Office IWE

senior girls put up posters to generate spirit

SENIORS Paula Graves, Tanya Tutor, and Jan Boltzen roll up their class' prize winning poster with mixed emotions as their last poster day at
Liberty comes to a conclusion. The seniors took first in the poster competition and went on to capture the most points during Homecoming

week. The spirit trophy was presented to the class during the rally.

ANTHONY SERNA
Boys' Block "L", Frosh Basketball, )V Basketball, Varsity Basketball,

Varsity Swimming
SUZANNE SHIMER

FFA
RICHARD SHORAS

JOHN H. SHOWAKER ^

Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Curriculum Committee, J

Student Council, Police Cadet, Boys' Block "L", FFA, Varsity

Baseball, Frosh Football, JV Football /

PAUL SIPES
FFA, Honor Roll, J V Track, Tennis /•.'

STEPHEN SISK V.::'.:

AFS, Honor Roll, Pep Club ■-,•.;."-

KINESS SMART
Gymnastics Team, JV Cheerleader, Rally Squad, Pep Club, Girls'
Basketball Team, Playmakers, Rally Committee, Counseling Office

IWE

JANET SMITH

Majorette, Candy Striper, Second Five for Homecoming Queen,

Sophomore Hop Queen Runner-up, Track Charter, Swimming

Charter, Junior Class Treasurer

TRACY SMITH

MANUEL F. SCARES
FFA, Honor Roll, Elementary Tutor, General Agriculture IWE,
R.O.P. Meats IWE, FFA Representative to State Convention

LORI LEE STAFFORD
FHonor Roll, Pep Club, Pep Club President, Homecoming
Committee, CSF, GAA, Student Council, Club Council, Gymnastics
Team Manager, Chemistry IWE, Spanish Club, French Club

DARLENE STEWART
FFA, FFA Sweetheart, GAA, Girls' Swim Team, Girls' Basketball Team,
Girls' Softball Team, Girls' P.E. IWE, Track Charter, Pep Club, Honor
Roll

BERTHA STONE
Honor Roll, Counseling Office IWE, Attendance Office IWE,
Elementary Tutor, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Business Club
GLORIA TEIXEIRA
Pep Club, FFA, GAA, Girls' Softball Charter, Office Assistant
JAMES TOWNSEND
Most Valuable Player: Football, Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh
Football, Boys' Block "L", Auto Club, Playmakers, A 'Capeila Choir,
Varsity Basketball, JV Track, Clef Club

MARY ANN TOWNSEND
Student Government, Pep Club
VERNON TUCKER
JV Track, Frosh Football, FFA, Soccer, Spanish Club
TANYA TUTOR
Sophomore Class Secretary, Spanish Club, Playmakers, FFA, GAA,
Candy Striper, Elementary Tutor, Girls' Volleyball Team, JV and
Varsity Track Charter, FHA, Pep Club

LAWANNA TUTTLE
Pep Club, Office Assistant, Latin Club
RICHARD URBANO
Spanish Club, Elementary Tutor, Student Council
JOBINA URENDA
Spanish Club, Playmakers, La Raza Unida, Nurses' Club, Pep Club,
Candy Striper, GAA, Honor Roll, Elementary Tutor, Clothing IWE,
Homemaking IWE

VON UTTERBACK
Frosh Football, JV Basketball, Student Council, Spanish Club, Honor
Roll, Principal's Committee

BRYAN VAISSADE
Frosh Football, Band III
JOHN VAWSER
Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Varsity Football, JV Football, JV
Basketball, Frosh Basketball, Boys' Block "L", Pep Club, FFA,
Agriculture IWE

DELINDA VILES
CSF, Honor Roll, Latin Club Vice President, Latin Club, AFS,
GAA, Girls' Volleyball Team, Pep Club
BETTY WALLIS
Homemaking III IWE, Clothing IWE
ANNETTE WALSTON
Playmakers, Pep Club, PEA, AFS, Honor Roll, Jewelry IWE, Of-
fice IWE, Crafts IWE, Girls' P.E. IWE

PAM WARD

Elementary Tutor

MARK WELKER

FFA, Library IWE

LORRI WHITE

Annual Staff, Yearbook Society, Scholastic Top 10, CSF, Life

CSF Member, Scholarship Committee, Honor Roll, Latin Club,

Latin Club Treasurer, GAA, FHA, AFS, JCL

JERRY WHITENER

Auto Club, Metal Shop IWE

ELTON WILLIAMS

PATTI WILLIAMS

Candy Striper, FFA, AFS, Honor Roll, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up,
Track Charter, Driver Training IWE

STEPHENSON K. WONG
Band III, Stage Band, Honor Roll, CSF, Scholastic Top 10, Ten-
nis, Band III President, Club Council, Band Council
DEBBIE WOOD
Counseling Office IWE, Elementary Tutor

JACK WRIGHT
Honor Roll, Wood Shop IWE

DEBBIE YOUNG

TROY ZACHARY

FFA

JIM ZWETZ

JV Football, Frosh Football, JV Baseball, Auto Club, Latin

Club, FFA

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class of 76 wish football teams good luck

AFTER all the Homecoming activities were done, it was time to come inside and scream your lungs out in the rally. The juniors try very
hard to follow the rule by yelling in the competition yell. The posters also add points to help the junior class in the rally. The Homecoming
Rally seems to be the most spirited one as the juniors try to say.

Carl Ackeriey
]oni Adams
Larry Adams
Larry Adams
Patty Adams
Sandra Addington
Karen Alverson

Lupe Amador
Diana Ambrosino
Tammy Anderson
Tim Arterberry
Scott Aslakson
Marvin Bacigalupi
Jesse Bagwell

Richard Banuelos

Gina Barajas

Dan Barnes

Elizabeth Barthman

Lauri Bausch

Jennifer Beaver

Rosemarie Billingsley

juniors participate in homecoming egg toss

Diana Borden

Laura Borges

Ken Bough

Peggy Bowling

Robert Boykin

Debbie Branvold

Joe Brieseno

Daniel Broussard

Cindy Brown

Lanny Brown

Tim Brown

Micheie Buckler

Steve Burkham

Robert Burroughs

Kyndl Buzas

Susan Cakebread

Carol Campbell

Siqifredo Cardona

Jeannette Carter

Debbie Celoni

Neomi Chavez

Kim Conn

Julie Conway

Mike Cooper

LuAnn Cornelius

Daniel Costa

John Cox

Denise Cruz

Duke Davenport

Chris Davis

jacky Davis

Marvin Davis

David Deardorff

Julie DeBorba

Dino Del Barba

Sandi Del Barba

Bob DePiaz/a

Julie DeSair

Joe DeVera

Priscilla Dorog

Mike Dozoer

Carol Drake

Doug Ellison

Doug Elsea

Sherry Erickson

Erick Eslick

Oscar Esparza

"WELL I TRIED!" shouts Lisa Mune as she makes it plain to see that her class didn't win ■'f^W^ ^

the egg toss contest, which took place on Homecoming day. The juniors went on to win second in A A.

this event even though the mishap. \Uf|^ * r'

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David Fachner
Olga Felix
Steve Ferguson
Deena Frazier
Mike Funez
Joseph Gaines
Scott Galbraith

Kreig Galloway
GayleGamino
Efrem Garcia
Eleanor Garcia
Ernesto Garcia
Fidel Garcia
Manuel Garcia

Soledad Garcia
Vicky Garcia
Ysidro Garcia
Ken Gaylor
Timi Gonsalves
Keninin Gray
Harry Green

Crystal Grover
Jim Gruessing

Sylvia Gutierrez
Heidi Hampton

Russell Hampton
Frank Hanson

Randy Harrington
Michelle Hartmann

Barrett Henderson

David Hernandez

Louie Hernandez

Maria Hernandez

Barbara Hitt

Rick Howard

Wanda Howard

Karen Hughes

Tim Iddings

Karen Jackson

Art Jacobsen

Eric Jacobsen

Bertha Jimenez

Rhonda Joaquin

LEADING the Junior Class are the advisors, Miss Reta Pirtle, and Mr. Jerry
Black, and Jennifer Beaver, secretary; Sandy Pittman, president; Becky Rebeiro

treasurer; and Terri Tipton, vice-president.

Joe Johnson
Vicki Johnson
Travis Jones
Jesse Juarez
Robert Kanagaki
Noria Kelts
Tim Kent

Chris Kingsbury
Katherine Knauss
Dennis Kraucyk
Richard Lasater
Jeanette Last
David Leat
Jennifer Lefler

Alan Loredo
Gary Macy
Tim Mader
Debra Maggiora
Marty Maggiore
Vernon Maloney
Jack Marlowe

girl officers lead class of 76 for second year

Hortencia Martin
Janiel Martin
Arthur Martinez
Patricia Martinez
Tim Martinez
Dan Marquez
Shaw/n McAllister

JeaneneMcAtee
Gaylene McClelland
Laurie McLendon
Monte McKinney
Rori McKinnon
RickMello
Rick Merritt

Leroy Metheny
Wendy Michaud
Lori Modrali
Irma Montenegro
Inez Moore
Lydia Morado
Josefina Morales

Ron Morris
Sandy Moser
Jerry Moss
Lisa Mune
Salvador Munoz
Pamela Neiger
Sylvia Novero

Amber Nunes

Gerald Odahlen

Migdalia Olan

Angle Olveda

Annette Olvera

Flor Orduno

Mitchell Paden

Daneil Page

Faye Pastor

Kaye Pastor

Tony Pate

LupePena

Ray Perez

Lawrence Peters

juniors 'take off to victory' with homecoming float

Sandy Pittman

Janette Plaster

Mike Fortwood

Robert Powers

Mari Puente

Lupe Pulido

Mike Pulido

FHugo Quintanilla

Delfina Ramos

Cindy Ray

Susan Reeves

Richard Regelman

Debbie Rego

Tammy Reynolds

Rebecca Ribeiro

Troy Rice

Jeanne Ridolfi

Allison Rios

Denise Rios

Ray Rios

William Rivera

Lisa Robertson

Greg Robinson

Rocio Rodriquez

Kenneth Rogers

Mark Rogers

Pam Rogers

Leslie Roma

Lorraine Romero

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Rosemarie Romero

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Lisa Rosas

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Benito Sanchez
Tony Sanchez

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Lore Sanders

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Diana Salter

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Randy Schwitters
Tom Seeno
Margaret Selga
Kathy Serna
Clayton Shatswell
Don Shewmaker
Max Shott

AFTER much work and preparation the juniors placed second in the Homecoming parade with a "Take Off to Victory" theme. Contributing
to the juniors success were most spirited Mary Puenta and Kenneth Rogers. Both were honored at the afternoon rally. Lisa Mune and Rick
Howard placed second in the egg toss to add points for the juniors.

'i Joe Silvera
I Eddie Simmons
Vicki Simmons
Julie Smith
Richard Smith
Vicky Smith
Brenda Snider

Philip Somerhalder

Ed Spanger

Frank Spinelli

Randy Standridge

Morgan St. John

jannel Stolhand

Ron Sudweeks

Cecilia Tamayo

Charlene Thompson

Terry Tipton

KimTomlin

Tami Tomlin

Debbie Tovar

Christine Townsend

Ben Tutor

Peter Unpingo

Terry Upton

Paul Urenda

Katy Utterback

Armando Valencia

Karen VanBrunt

Steve Van Buren

Robert Vasquez

Theresa Vaswer

Miguel Villa

Renee Vornhagen

Annette Walston

Debra Washington

George Watson

Linda West

Wendy Wetzel

Bill Whitmer

Mike Whitmer

Jerry Whitener

Jeff Williams

Frieda Wiseley

David Wolfenbarger

Gregory Wong

Bill Wood

Cheryle Yingling

David Young

Debbie Young

Anita Abrahamson
Roni Allen
Teri Allen
Jess Analos
Pam Anderson
David Andrade
Rick Armstrong

sophomores capture third in float competition

SOPHOMORE theme
"Can the Trojan" pla-
ces third in the
float contest.

Steve Bacchini
Mitch Ball
Lucke Bates
Versal Batesel
Frank Becerra
Janet Beeks
Valerie Bilbo

Steve Bishop
Paul Blacker
Shirle Blevins
Tom Bloomfield
Linda Borges
Cathy Brackenridge
Dennis Bradley

Rick Bradley
Merri Bristow
Debbie Brooks
Kerri Brown
Luz Burrola
Nancy Byer
Patty Byron

Javier Caballero

Sherry Cagle

Lisa Cardoso

Emilio Carrillo

Felipe Carvajal

Theresa Castellanoz

Rick Cero

Blaine Chambers

Doug Chane

Joe Chavez

Casey Clements

Cheryl Clements

Mark Coelho

Mike Coelho

Colleen Coleman
Jeff Cooper

Theresa Continente
Debbie Cottrell

Edith Cox
Leanne Crown

Steve Cunha
Maxine Dannelley

Debbie Davis

Jim Davis

Karin Davis

Jeff Day

Betty Dearman

Saul DelaGarza

Carlos Delgado

Martha DelReal

Trino Diaz

Dianne Domingo

Peggy Dominguez

Jerry Donnell

Joann Donnell

Steve Dorog

POSING under a tree are the Sophomore Class officers: Kati Stornetta, pres-
ident; Gary Wilson, advisor; Debbi Upshaw, secretary; Jose Oseguera, vice-pres-
ident; David Snow, treasurer.

class of 77 officers, adviser pose under campus tree

Cheryl Drake
Leonard Duarte
Michelle Duncan
Erin Durbin
Jerry Ebersole
Stein Eden
Nancy Ellsworth

David Elsea
Randy Enos
Patti Farmer
Kim Fertado
Cindy Fowler
Kelley Frazier
Lonnie Frazier

Richard Freeze
Jerri Gallegos
Ramon Calvan
Antonio Galvez
Gina Gamino
Diana Garcia
Michael Garcia

Nolberto Garcia
Kathy Gary
Sinda Ghiozzi
DarlaGiannini
Richard Gill
Dan Gillette
David Golliher

Veronica Gomez
Steve Gonsalves
Jose Gonzalez
Jim Grahn
JulieGrant
Reine Graves
Roger Graves

Danny Gray
Dusty Gray
Kim Griggs
Mark Grover
Gilbert Guerra
Colleen Gunder
MarkGunder

Mike Gursky
Jackie Haege
Scott FHampton
Tony Harrewyn
Sherry Harrington
Deanna F^arris
Shirley Harrison

Rebecca Hactchock

Doug HeinI

Craig Hendersen

Beverly Henry

Debbie Henry

Jeanne Hercules

Andy Hernandez

Laura Holland

Nancy Hopkins

Philip Hulsey

Jeff Hunt

Mike Jensen

Jesus Jimenez

Cindy Johnson

Robert Kaehr

Greg Kelley

Mike Kersting

Marjorie Kidwell

Andrea Kirkpatrick

James Kitterman

Pam Knowles

Matt Kohnen

Ronnie Kraucyk

Susan Laird
Mike Lambert
Lisa Laremore

John Lasater

Myra Lathrum

Kelly Lawler

Don Lee

Mark Leeper

Yvonne Lefler

Lisa Lennier

Sheressa Leroux

:' ?vin Llwellyn

Peggy Llwellyn

sophomores try to outyell other classes

Larry Lopez
Jesus Lowe
Steve Lowe
Brian Lyons
Leslie Lyons
David Maderos
Kathy Markison

Mark Martinez
Rosemary Martinez
Susie Marquez
Don Mattos
Vickie McCurdy
Jeanne McLain
Patty McMurtrey

Janet McNeil
Joyce McNeil
Theresa McNeley
Fernando Melgoza
Victor Mello
Eldemira Mendoza
John Mendoza

Nanette Mendoza
BillMichaud
Lori Miller
Beverly Minick
Glenn Mix
Irene Moore
Suzanne Moore

Bertha Morales
Efrain Morales
Gabriel Morales
Greg Morgan
Kenny Nelson
Julie Nickerson
Kim Northam

Mary Novarina
Kathi Novero
Laura Nunn
Cari Nyquist
Steven Ohmstede
Mary Oliveira
Rosa Olveda

Yolanda Ortega
Jose Oseguera
Roger Ourthiague
Elizabeth Palmer
Joe Pastor
Pam Pastor
Sally Pastor

Robert Pato

Ron Pato

Julie Payne

Barbara Pedersen

Karen Pittman

Norman Phillips

Robert Phillips

Shirley Phillips

Rick Pollock

Marianne Pool

Mike Porter

Jim Powers

Shelley Priddy

Jerry Puccinelli

Elvia Quintanilla

Robert Ramierz

Jacquelyn Ransom

Teri Rawson

Bob Reed

Ray Rentuma

William Reyes

sophomores attempt to outpull seniors in tug-of-war

Carol Ribeiro

David Rickner

Joanna Ridolfi

Frank Rivera

Wayne Robertson

Cheryl Robison

Damian Rodriguez

Nicky Rodriguez

Tony Romero

Marty Russell

Joe Russo

Anthony Roza

Frances Sabean

Marilyn Sanabria

George Sancen

Jose Sanchez

Patty Sanchez

Amelia Sandoval

Alvin Sarmento

Ricky Saxen

Julie Schwiiters

Elaine Sciortino

Linda Sciortino

Lori Severns

Chuck Shahan

Rick Shell

Ed Shoras

Jess Shropshire

Rhonda Wilson
Mark Wisner
Daryl Worden
George Yonemura
Becky Zavala

PULLING with all
their might the Soph-
omore Class tries,
but in vain, to beat
the mighty seniors.
Winners this year are
the faculty.

Martha Sidrian
Patti Sills
Ricky Simmons
Janice Smith
Stacye Smith
David Snow
Paul Soderstrom

Patrick Stanton
James Stich
Marshall St. John
Mark Stone
Laurel Stoner
Kati Stornetta
Darlene Studebaker

Don Swindle
Debbie Taylor
Tami Taylor
Tony Tischer
DeniseTooley
Patricia Torres
Anthony Torrez

Debbie Upshaw
Janet Uroff
Stacey Valentine
Richard Vasquez
Kathy Vasta
Mark Vega
Scott Vinecour

Richard Walls
Cynthia Warner
Donnette Watters
David Weeks
Craig Wetzel
David Wiles
Owen Williams

David Abrahamson

Rich Adams

Jan Alderson

Keith Allen

Mike Allen

Ken Altes

Morris Aguilera

Robert Aguirre

Janette Amar

Patty Ambrosino

Shellie Armstrong

Chris Atkinson

Mike Avalos

Debbie Azevedo

Chistina Bacchini

Isabel Barajas

Jim Bates

Bart Batesel

Jim Bauerlein

Bill Bell

Scot Bevill

Debra Bone

Sandra Bojoravez

Kena Boss

Michael Boykin

Phillip Bradley

Homer Briseno

Judi Bristow

freshmen cooperate to build their homecoming float

Anne Brooks

Kathryn Bronzan

Laurel Bronzan

Cheryl Brown

Lynn Burkhart

Maria Burrola

Celinda Bustos

Mary Byron

Deolinda Cabral

Robert Calvert

Linda Cannon

Lisa Carreon

Mike Carter

Tamera Carvajal

Teresa Casassa

Ana Castellanoz

Louis Castillo

Tony Castillo

Victoriano Castillo

Bill Chase

Eddy Chavarria

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LEADING the Freshman Class through their first year in Liberty High school

are Christine Bacchini, treasurer; Stan Nunn, secretary; Tony Olan, president; Mike

Gonzales, vice president.

Alaline Chavez
Fernando Chavez
Vincent Cipponeri
Debbie Clark
Tottie Clark
Brian Clemens
Randall Clements

William Cline
Sherry Cloutier
Steve Conn
Perry Continente
Janet Coombes
Joe Cornell
Kelly Cowger

Lynn Cox
Julie Coy
Mary Cozakas
Jose Cruz
Sherry Darst
Don Davis
Leeland Davis

Pamela Davis
Toni Davis
Martha DeLaGarza
James DeHart
Randy Demaggio
Vicki DelBarba
Debbie DeVera

Leean Dessaussois
Richard Dickinson
Donna Duke
Sherri Dutra
Fred Engelhardt
Sherri England
Kae Erickson

Pam Esquivel
Patricia Fee

Tina Ferraro
Tammy Fletcher

Rick Folsom
Steve Fortner

Forrest Fowler

Kim Frazier

David Freeze

Barbara Galletti

Koleen Galloway

David Garcia

Elva Garcia
Isabel Garcia
Gloria Garcia

Ray Garcia

Aurora Gasca

LupeGasca

Leah Geyser

DinaGhilarducci

Garrett Gill

Armando Gonzalez

Denis Gonzalez

juan Gonzalez

MikeGonzalez

Ricky Gonzalez

Cheryl Graves

Cindy Gray
Kathy Greenleaf
Brenda Guthery

AFTER Freshman Orientation these new students prowl the
campus to find out where buildings and future classrooms are lo-
cated. This could help opening day.

campus during orientation

Larry Halford
Lance Hanberg
Kristi Hansen
Jeanette Hanson
Tracy Harrington
Mitch Hawkins
Denise Herbert

Suzy Hernandez
Alfred Herrera
Bryan Hewins
Christina Hines
Gary Holder
Cindy Howald
Teresa Hughes

Elazar Jaurequi
Erica Jensen
Jeff Jordan
Debby Johnson
Marilynn Johnson
Charles Jones
David Jones

Todd Jones
Randy Jordan
Tim Just
Don Karr
Nadine Kelly
Denise Kennedy
Loy Kerns

Beverly Kitterman
Laura Lambert
Lisa Lambert
Carlos Lara
Ron Lasater
Christopher Lefler
Amy Leinvk-eber

Dave Leo
Steve Levitt
Ronnie Lewis
Sandy Lewis
Jim Leyendecker
Deborah Lindquist
Lena Lobato

Christine Lopez
Holly Lopez
Letitia Lopez
Mike Lopez
Ray Lopez
Darey Lowe
Alan Lucchesi

class of 78 enjoy ffa sponsored barn dance

Randy Luke

Danny Lynch

Jeff Lyons

Melrina Maggiora

Robert Maiocco

Bryan Martin

Karen Martin

Alfred Martinez

Joe Martinez

Lisa Martinez

Rosemarie Martinez

Sandy Martinez

John Mass

Stephanie Massoni

Annette Mauriscio

AlanMcCall

Dana McCampbell

Lulu McLendon
Julie McNeil
Jose Medina

Elsie Mendiola

Miguel Mendoza

Mona Mendoza

Hector Melgoza
Diane Mello
Diane Mello

Mitzi Michaud
Mike Minick

Alfred Morales

Joey Moreno

Randy Mori

Gregg Morse

Terry Morton

-^ RONNIE LASATER and Leah Geyser are moving away from

the crowd at the the Barn Dance's favorite hay toss, to try to have a

few quiet moments alone.

Linda Moss
Juanita Montenegro
Geraldine Mulrooney
Erma Munoz
David Murphy
Kathy Murray
Steven Nail

Henry Navarro
Richard Negrete
Steven Nevarez
Brenda Nicholas
Melissa Nor'ried
Teresa N'unez
Stan Nunn

Susan Ohmstede
Tony Olan
Sandy Orduno
Randy Orman
Margie Ortiz
Patricis Oseguera
Angela Ott

Nina Parlier
Lori Pastor
Neva Pastor
Kerry Pederson
Kim Pederson
Patrice Pederson
Alicia Pedroza

Juan Pedroza
Harvey Perez
Leonard Perez
Moniquice Perez
Robert Perez
Reno Phillipy
Lynette Pitau

Jerry Plaster
Sally Ponce
Salvador Ponce
Wayne Powell
Lance Price
Colleen Propps
Erina Puccinelli

William Pulido
Bertha Ramirez
Patricia Ramirez
Glenda Ransom
Valerie Rebeles
Robin Reck
Jeff Reed

David Reves
Janet Richardson
Randy Rimmer
Ruben Rios
Maria Rivera
Juliana Robbins
Eric Robertson

Larry Robinson

Barbara Rocha

Tony Rodrigues

Joe Rodrigues

Roslyn Rodriquez

Frank Romero

Rita Rosas

Jess Sabedra

Mark Samudio

Laura Sanabria

Lourdes Sanabris

Ema Sancen

Teresa Sancen

Barry Schwitters

Bebbie Secrest

Dominic Solga

Flora Selga

Lydia Serna

Mike Sessions

Steven Sherrill

David Shoras

Mark Short

Rachel Sllva

Debbie Sisk

Jerry Simmons

Loretta Smart

Ross Smith

Joe Soares

Randi Soble

Wendy Spanger

Mike Stanton
Mary Stewart
Kelly St. John
Don Stolhand
Russell Strother
Betty Sweat

Carol Swindle

David Taylor

Everett Taylor

David Tillotson

Alex Timbal

Marie Tobar

Diego Torres

Manuel Torres

Mary Townes

Penny Townsend

Linda Tovar

Michelle Twedt

officers guide freshman class through first year

WITH the theme Grind the Trojans the treshman try very hard in
high school to defeat their competitors but despite their effort
they got disqualified.

Jackie Upshaw
Donna Upton
Maria Vargas
Donna Vasquez
Ronnie Vasquez
Susie Vasta

Regina Viles
Ricliard Villa

Sally Villicana
David Vega

Daniel Wallis
David Wallis

Tim Warbington
Roy Warner
Norma Washington
Robin Waugh
David Weatherby
Neil Weeks

Cindy Wetzel
Polly Wheeler
Paula Whitener
Sarah Williams
Shannon Williams
Linda Wisely

Danny Woilan
Denise Worthan
Christie Wray
Robert Wright
Cherie Wubbena
Ann Wyman

This year the Liberty Lions changed league alignment saying good bye to the East Bay Athletic League and.
hello to the Foothill Athletic League. The change to the new league was made to insure better competition
and participation. The new league consists of schools of smaller size than did the old.

In varsity football, headed by Coach Jack Ferrill and assisted by Jerry Lilley and Ron Enos, the Lions found
the new league to be as tough as the old one. With but one practice game under their belt, the varsity team
compiled an overall 2-8 season record and a 2-7 league record. Coming off a tough loss to Franklin, the Lions
worked hard before they were able to garner a victory against Pacifica and then later Albany.

After dropping their first six games the junior varsity football team came back strong to finish the season
with a 2-7-1 record. The baby Lions enjoyed the best record of all the football teams as they won over half
of their games and earned a 4-3-1 season record; with all games played in league competition.

During the hot days of September and October the cross-country team trudged over hill and dale through
grass, mud, heat, rain, and wind only to have blisters on their sore tender feet. Most of the powers of the
F.A.L. had stronge teams and some courses were boring and some were rewarding. When it finally ended at
St. Mary's College on November, the boys were proud to be a part of another successful cross-country season
at Liberty. Over the season Jose Cruz was awarded the Most Valuable and Ernie Garcia was elected team
captain.

Liberty Union High School can be very proud of this years basketball team which posted an overall season
record of 10 wins and 15 losses. Even though the won-loss record was not one of Liberty's best the caliber of
play was top-flight. Liberty challenged almost every opponent they played down to the final puarter of play
ana this made for exciting oasketball.

Outstanding individual performers for this season were All-League players Jorge Moreno and Rick Melgoza.
Jorge led the Foothill Athletic League in scoring with a 19 point average while Rick was certainly the best floor
leader in the league. Junior Rick Hoxard did a fine job rebounding and should be a big asset to next years

The 1974-75 junior varsity basketball team had a record of eight wins and fourteen loses. But, this record
did not indicate the desire and hustle this team showed on the court. Many players who saw little or not
action during their freshman year were called upon as starters, and did a fine job.

This years captain was guard, Ray Rentuma, who ran the offense. Most valuable player was forward, Alvin
Sarmento, who led the teams in rebounding and scoring.

This year freshmen basketball team established a fine record of 13 wins and 5 loses. But, the most important
aspect of this years team was Ithatj they won 9 out of their last 10 games. This years freshmen were led by
Co-M.V.P.'S Robert Maiocco, Barry Schwitters and Captain, Joey Moreno. Although only a few names are
mentioned, the success of this years team can only be tributed to the hard work and spirt of the whole team.

This wrestling season was not determined a success when wins and losses are considered. Liberty, suffered
with a lack of wrestlers to fill the heavier weight classes and we only won one dual match.

We did however, have several individuals that did excellent throughout the season and then earned medals
at the championship tournaments.

The team had only two seniors and the rest were under-classmen, consequently we will have to go to the
old adage "wait til next year."

Soccer saw a new style in the new league. The teams were bigger and tougher but Liberty seemed to have a
better second half by holding six teams to zero goals in six consecutive games.

The team captain was Jose Jimenez and most valuable player was Miguel Pulido. Miguel was also on the
F.A.L. All-tourney team. Five other players were also all F.A.L. selections.

Consistency and experience were the key elements missing as the Lion Varsity baseball team entered the
F.A.L. for the first time. ... ■ ^ l

With only a nucleus of three returning lettermen the Lions had to rely upon younger players from the
Junior Varsity who lacked the experience and conesiveness that are necessary ingredients in becoming a
league contender.

With a returning nucleus of key personnel and the addition of several J.V. standouts, the future looks
promising for Lion baseball. , . . , ^. , ^ r-.

In breaking the tradition, a most valuable player was not chosen and m its place Mark Conway, Don
Navarrette, and John Vaswer were chosen as captains by a vote of their teammates.

The 1975 Junior Varsity Baseball team completed a successful season by compiling an 8-9 F.A.L. record and
9-12 season slate. The players proved their desire to complete and improve by practicing hard and playing as
a team unit, resulting in six consecutive wins at the conclusion of the season throughout the season, they were
always a contender in every game as the season score chart indicates. . ., ^ ■ , l. -.r-.

Leading the team in batting were Roger Graves with a .407 batting average and Philip Carvajal with a .362
batting average, he was also chosen Co-M.V.P. for the season. At the conclusion of its season versatile Ron
Pato was selected as the team captain. . . , , ^ .. ^. , j n-

This years Frosh Baseball season was a very satisfying one with help from Greg Morse, Manuel and Diego
Torres, Mike Gonzales and Barry Schwitters. They were able to place 2nd in the league.

The players worked and played as a team, and with much depth from the bench. They were able to come
out on top most of the time. .... , ,. .. « i. j u-

Barry Schwitters received the honor of most valuable player for his outstanding efforts on the mound. His
batting was .344 batting average. . , „ . . ^ ,

The season ended with a record of 11 wins, 4 losses and a league record of 8 wins and 4 losses.

The Liberty golfers hacked their way to the winningest season ever and the best team record at Liberty
during the 74-75 year. The F.A.L. presented some new and challenging courses, but as always one players
course is anothers sand trap. The four all day tournaments made it a very rewarding season and for the third
consecutive year Rick Howard was awarded the most valuable "golfer."

The Liberty track season was an exciting year in varsity competition. The varsity won there first dual meet in
5 years. The team as a whole was lead by super-freshmen. Robert Maiocco was undefeated in quarter-mi e
races. Homer Briseno set frosh-soph school record in the long jump. The JV track team excited the whole
school by winning the league meet.

This year the G.A.A. volleyball teams competed in the Girls Foothill Athletic League. The competed against
Acalanes, Berkley, Compolindo, Del Valle, Los Lomas, Miramonte and Piedmont in league competition, Antioch
and California in practice games. The season ran from Sept. 1 through Nov. 12 with the varsity ending up in
a three way tie for third place and the junior varsity ending up in sixth place.

This year was the second year for the gymnastics team. As a young team they gained alot of experience,
competing in the strong GFAL. The most outstanding gymnast was Rosemary Sanchez. She qualified to go on
to Northern California Compulsories and then to the optionals. She placed 12th on the bars against one
hundred competetors. The most improved was freshmen Susie Vasta.

This boys tennis team wasambushed in the Western Foothills. The young tennis team began the season
with an eastward romp over Franklin. Seeking new horizons and greater challenges the team headed west.
Meeting only with token resistence from the reigning F.A.L. powers they whipped us. They regrouped, beat

Most Valuable Player.

In tennis the girls were experienced in playing competitively. The coach for the team was Mr. William Snow.
This was the second year that Mr. Snow was the girl's coach.

Liberty's girls Softball team successfully completed their first season of F.A.L. competition. FinishinE in third
place after a thrilling play off with Acalanes. They also participated in the Acalanes Invitational Softball Tourna-
ment for the first time.

Senior Tina Delgado was elected team captain, other seniors were Val Gage, Terisa Olveda and Darlene
Stewart. "Our team this year was the best I've ever coachled", said coach Kaye Axelgard.

For the second consecutive year. A girl is awarded and award for her outstanding dedication to girls sports.
To earn this award you have to have the athletic ability and sportmanship, along with participation in numerous
other sports. These are the keys to this honor. Receiving this award was senior Rosemary Sanchez.

mP^

ROBERT MAIOCCO, #49, lays a block for Stanley Nunn,# 33, as he sweeps the
left end on a 37-run against the Campolindo Cougars. Stanley was awarded

freshman's most valuable player trophy.

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CROSS CROUNTRY runner. Bill Whitmer, keeps

a steady pace to help him beat his Del Valle

opponent in the 2 mile-run.

JORGE MORENO, co-winner of the varsity
team's "most valuable player" trophy and "cap-
tain award", shoots for two points.

JUNIOR VARSITY CATCHER, Roger Craves, watches the ball and anticipates

where the next play will be as his Livermore opponent hits an infield fly.

Roger starts out of his catching position to back up first base.

CRAIG HENDERSON displays perfect form as he demonstrates the dassu s;\c)n
dive in the meet against Las Lomas. Craig, a sophomore, is in his first year of com-
petition for the Lion swim team.

overall look at sports

CLASPING HANDS with his Las Lomas opponent before entering his bout
is Leonard Perez, a freshman on the JV team. After a close battle,
Leonard lost by decision.

GOING UP for a lay-upshot against an Oakland Rayder Plus opponent
is Mr. Mel Sigona. Moving in for the rebound is Coach Robert Glenn.
The faculty was defeated 104-83.

MARILYN SANABRIA digs the ball to Julie Schwit-
ters and scores a point. The girls went on to place
third in the league.

ROUNDING first base as Mike Cursky signals for him
to advance to second base is Nicky Rodriguez, # 25 of the
junior varsity Baseball team.

MOST VALUABLE GYMNAST, Rosemarie San-
chez, signals to the judges that she has completed her
routine on the balance beam.

VARSITY SOCCER PLAYER, Alan Loredo, blocks
off his opponent while David Domingo rushes in to re-
cover the ball in Lion territory.

urenda, moreno

QUARTERBACK, Rick Melgoza, turns a broken

play into success by recovering a Lion fumble on the

3-yard line and hustling into the endzone to score

against Franklin. Teammates, Tony Berumen, 44,

COACH JACK FERRILL expresses his dissatisfaction of the previous defensive play while
his assistant coach, Jerry Lilley, along with quarterback. Rick Melgoza, awaits the

official's decision.

"SUICIDE SQUAD", Tony Berumen, 44; Tim Kent,
47; James Townsend, 71; Chris Gaylor, 10; Ken
Gaylor, 52; and Rusty Enos, 11, speed dowfield after

VARSITY FOOTBALL
TEAM: TOP ROW: Ken
Gaylor, Jorge Moreno, Chris
Gaylor, Doug Ellison, Russell
Hampton, Paul Urenda, Wayne
Pastor, Coach Ron Enos. SEC-
OND ROW: Tom Kent, Marty
Maggiore, Rusty Enos, Tim Kent,
Terry Upton, Bob Mooney, Carl
Ackerley. BOTTOM ROW:
Coach Jack Ferrill, James Town-
send, Jesse Herrera, Tony Beru-
men, Rick Melgoza, David Brous-
sard, Ben Tutor, Jack Marlowe,
Coach Jerry Lilley

make all-league

David Broussard, 25, James Townsend, 71, and
others, rush in to congratulate Rick before lining up
for the conversion attempt.

the kickoff to keep their Pacifica opponents from
exceeding the 20-yard line to obtain good field
position.

TIM KENT, 47, cuts away from the defensive flow against tuff Acalanes' persuit while Jorge
Moreno, 26, with a lead block, and Tony Berumen, 44, with a crack back block, open a
seam for the Lion runner.

DAVID BROUSSARD, scores two points on a keeper while Wayne Pastor, 63; Jorge

Moreno, 26; James Townsend, 71, and Rusty Enos, 11, carry out their blocking assignments to assist

David in making a successful conversion.

VARSITY SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY

OPPONENT 1

•Franklin

Acalanes
Las Lomas
Pacifica
Miramonte
DelValle
Campolindo
Albany
Alhambra
Piedmont
•non-league

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41
14
12
31
23
21
0
36
42

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SCOTT VINECOUR returns the opening kickoff against Pacifica, while defenders
Mark Coehio, 82, Jose Oseguera, 25, Dan Gillette, 50, and Mark Miguel, 33, pre-
pare to block. The Lions lost the game.

jv's demolish albany 23-0

MARK MIGUEL, 33, throws an important block, while Scott Vinecour, 27, hits
the hole. Jose Oseguera watches as the play breaks for an important 20 yards toward

the goal line. The jv's lost the game.

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k%.

SCRAMBLING for 15 yards after faking a punt, is

Roger Graves, most valuable jv's player. Assisting

is Paul Soderstrom.

WILLIAM REYES, 49, kicks an extra point, while Mike Gursky, 47,
holds the ball. Jose Oseguera and Wayne Robertson block for the conver-
sion, which was good.

MARK COELHO and Jose Oseguera drop an Acalanes
back after a loss on a kickoff return. Despite the
effortthey lost 19-0.

RUNNING FOR YARDAGE, againsfPacifica is Jose Oseguera, 25. Moving in for the
important blocks are Mark Coehio, 82, Tom Bloomfield, 85, and Mark Miguel, 33. The
game was the second home game loss.

J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Chuck Shahan, Tom Bloomfield, Nolberto Garcia
Brian Lyons, Mike Lambert, Nicky Rodriguez. SECOND ROW: Mitch Ball, Jim Davis,
Saul De la Garza, Javier Caballero, Steve Bishop. THIRD ROW: Versal Batsel, Paul
Soderstrom, Scott Vinecour, Jose Oseguera, Mark Miguel. BOTTOM ROW: William
Reyes, Marshall St. John, Mike Gursky, Marvin Bacigalupi, Roger Graves.

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SEARCHING for a hole vainly is
Jose Oseguera, 25. Javier Caballero
tries to block.

J.V. FOOTBALL

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

*Franklin

Acalanes

Los Lomas

Pacifica

Miramonte

DelValle

Campolindo

Albany

Alhambra

Piedmont

W L T
2 7 1

STANLEY NUNN, 33, tries in vain to get away from his opponent. Robert
Maiocco, 49, tries to help Stanely gain yardage for a first down. The Liberty

Cubs went on to lose against Alhambra.

ALAN McCALL, 81, receives

a pass and starts to work his

way up field.

QUARTERBACK, Mike Gonzales, 10, and
Coach Jerry Black, discuss strategy during a
timeout.

COACH JERRY BLACK and the Cubs listen to what
Coach John Rodgers is saying. At halftime the Cubs
are ahead.

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Steve
Fortner, Greg Morse, Perry Cipponeri, Joe Martinez, Tony
Olan, Joey Moreno, Robert Maiocco, Scott Bevill, Alan
Lucchesi, Carlos Lara, Hector Melgoza. SECOND ROW:
Steve Conn, Tony Rodriguez, Larry Halford, Steve Neveraze,
Barry Schwitters, Randy Mori, Stanley Nunn, Phillip

FROSH

FOOTBALL SCORES

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

Las Lomas 6

Miramonte 0

DelValle 12

Campolindo 0

Albany 18

Alhambra 6

Piedmont 20

SEASON'S LEAGUE RECORD 1

W L T 1

4 3 1 1

frosh footballers start season with four wins

FRESHMAN, Stanley Nunn, 33, runs to the left of

Miramonte's players in attennpt to lose his opponents and make

a first down. The Cubs went on to win.

MARK SAMUDIO, 65, and Coach John Rodgers talk over some
plays at a time out. The Cubs were making a lot of good plays but went
on to lose against Del Valle, 12-0.

STANLEY NUNN, 33, tries to escape from
Pacifica's defense, while some of the Cubs try
and help Stan gain yardage.

Bradley, Mark Samudio. THIRD ROW: Garrett Gill, Mitch
Hawkins, Bill Cline, Donald Yonemura, David Freeze, Henry
Navarro, Russell Strothers, Eric Robertson, Mike Gonzales.
BOTTOM ROW: Coach Jerry Black, Alan McCall, Steve
Levitt, Victor Castillo, Daniel Stoihand, Mike Stanton, Ruben
Rios, Charles Jones, Coach John Rodgers.

LIBERTY'S 1974 Freshman Football Team huddles together before their
victory over Campolindo. Coach John Rodgers talks about strategy to win. The
Cubs had a good season this year.

FIGHTING for control of the ball against Del Valle are William Pulido, Frank
Hanson, Allan Lorado, and Oscar Esperaza. Despite the soccer team's effort they lost

the game in one of their toughest battles.

SOPHOMORE

Damanian Rodriguez

passes the ball

past his Acalanes

opponent to Oscar

Esperaza. The

team put on a good

battle, but lost.

LEAPING HIGH in the air is goalie

Salvador Munoz. Salvador was chosen in

the FAL All-League Game.

TALKING OVER plans for new stragedy with William

Pulido, Dennis May, Jose Jimenez, Salvador Munoz and Frank

Beferro, is Coach Frank De Parsia.

VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: TOP ROW: Oscar Esperaza, Miguel
Pulido, Allan Lorado, Steve Van Buren. SECOND ROW: Jonas
Fuentas, Dennis May, Dave Domingo. THIRD ROW: Jose Jimen-
ez, Salvador Munoz, Damanian Rodriguez, Robert Wilcox, BOT-
TOM ROW: GwenCrandell, William Pulido, Frank Beferro, Sig-
fredo Cordona, Coach Frank De Parsia.

KICKING the ball into the wind a-
gainst Del Valle is junior Frank Hanson
of Liberty. Trying to position himself
for a block on his Del Valle opponent is
Jonas Fuentas, a junior. Despite the
Lion's team effort the team struggled to a
3-0 loss at home.

KICKING the ball to Ddve Domingo, past an Acalanes player, is
Jonas Fuentas. Watching the action is Frank Hanson and Allan
Lorado. The team lost the game 3-0.

AFFEMPTING to block the ball from a Del Valle opponent is
Frank Hanson. Dave Domingo, Jose Jimenez and Jonas Puentas pre-
pare to position themselves.

five soccer players make all-fal team selections

DIVING to block the opponent's goal
is Miguel Pulido. Miguel played on the
FAL All Tourney Team.

SCOREBOARD

VARSITY SOCCER

Libe

rty

Opponent 1

Campolindo

Del Valle

Las Lomas

Miramonte

Acalanes

Campolindo

Del Valle

Las Lomas

Miramonte

Acalanes

W L
0 10

VAULTING mto the air to head the ball
is junior Allan Lorado. Preparing to receive
the ball is Jose Jimenez.

cross country team faces up-hill battle

STRIVING to win the race is Jose Cruz,

the only freshman on the varsity team. Jose

took seventh place against Tracy.

CONCENTRATING on a victory is Bill

Whitmer, a junior on the team. He went on to

place seventh in the 2-mile run.

CARLOS SANABRIA,

Ernest Garcia, Daniel Brous-

sard, and Gary Ebersole

keep the pace set for the

2V2 -mile run in the meet

against Del Valle.

BILL MICHAUD puts forth his

last efforts to defeat his Del Valle

opponent in the 2-mile run.

COACH HERB SCOTT congratulates Joe Russo, a sophomore on the
frosh-soph team, as he reaches the finish line. Joe took fourth place in
the 2-mile run in the meet against the Del Valle Trojans.

«S!!iL.

MONTE MCKINNEY, ajunioronthe
team, keeps a steady pace in the 2-mile run.
He went on to take first place in the meet
against Tracy.

CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: TOP ROW: Gary Eber-
sole, Gary Macy, Daniel Broussard. SECOND ROW: Coach
Herb Scott, Bill Whitmer, Bill Michaud, Joe Russo. BOT-
TOM ROW: Jose Cruz, Ernest Garcia, Carlos Sanabria.

CROSS COUNTRY

SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

Campolindo

*Franklin

*Tracy

Del Valle

Las Lomas

*john Swett

Miramonte

Albany

Piedmont

Pacifica

Acalanes

Alhambra
*non-league

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0 12

JULIE SCHWITTERS digs the ball up to one of her team-
mates to get it over the net. Valerie Gage, Tweety Billingsley and TERESA OLVEDA, senior, sets up the ball to Julie Schwitters so she
Teresa Olveda are ready to assist. can dig the ball over to score. Tweety Billingsley is ready to assist.

girls volleyball team sets 3-4 season mark

TWEETY BILLINGSLEY digs
the ball, as Marilyn Sanabria is rea-
dy to help out.

VOLLEYBALL SCORES

LIBERTY OPPONENTS

1 *Antioch 2

1 Piedmont 2

2 Las Lomas 1

2 Acalanes 0

0 Miramonte 2

2 California 0

0 Del Valle 2

2 Campolindo 1

0 'Berkeley 2

SEASON'S LEAGUE RECORD

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4 5

•NON-LEAGUE

VALERIE GAGE, senior, spikes the ball back over the net. Marilyn Sanabria is ready to help her
teammate out. The varsity went on to win against California. Valerie is in her fourth year of girl's
volleyball.

MARY JANE TOWNES digs the ball up to Cheryl Drake so
she can get the ball over the net, Julie Harris and Rosa Oiveda
are ready to help their teammates.

TWEETY BILLINGSLEY sets the ball up to Jan Martin for
a spike. Valerie Gage is ready to aid Tweety and Jan. The
Varsity team went on to beat Alcalanes.

MARILYN SANABRIA dinks the ball over. Jan Martin is

ready in case the opponent blocks the shot and makes it go over.

but fortunately Marilyn scores.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM:
TOP ROW: Roslyn Rodriguez, Jan
Martin, Julie Harris, Jeannette
Carter, Julie Payne, Rosa Oive-
da. SECOND ROW: Sally Villi-
cano, Mary Jane Townes, Chris Lop-
ez, Tweety Billingsley, Julie Sch-
witters, Teresa Oiveda. BOTTOM
ROW: Velvet Caine, Valerie Gage,
Marilyn Sanabria, Rhonda Martin,
Cheryl Drake.

GIRLS' GYMNASTICS TEAM:
TOP ROW: JeanoBeno, Rosemarie
Sanchez, Laura Nunn, Janet McNeill,
Jeannette Hanson, Julie McNeill.
SECOND ROW: Catherine Bronzan,
Gaylene McClelland, Cathy Vasta, Susie
Vasta, Erica Jensen, Julie Coy. BOT-
TOM ROW: Laurel Bronzan, Marie Pas-
tor, Delia Ramos, Mary Martinez, Vicky
Garcia, Joyce McNeill.

girls gymnastic team
qualifies for final meet

MOST VALUABLE GYMNAST, Rosemarie Sanchez, dis-
plays a bit of her grace and emotional envolvement in the com-
pulsory floor exercise routine.

GRACEFULLY performing the mount in the balance beam rou-
tine is Mary Martinez. Mary has a style of her own that is quite
impressive on the balance beam.

SALUTING THE JUDGES at the finish of her routine

is Jeane Beno, a senior on the girls' gymnastics team. Jeane

exhibits great style on the balance beam.

CASTING OFF for a back hip circle in the compulsory
routine is senior, Mary Martinez. Mary exhibits great poten-
tial for the uneven parallel bars.

JANET MCNEILL, a sophomore on the girls' gymnastics

team, steadies herself on the uneven parallel bars as she attempts

an impressive mill circle.

JULIE COY, one of the stronger
novices, executes the final turn in the
floor exercise routine.

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match this year. Lisa has been playing tennis since her freshman year. She is a junior
this year.

GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW: Kelly Bauerlein, Kathy Rocker, Dianne Moore.
SECOND ROW: Suzanne Moore, Nancye Payne, Lisa Mune, Coach William Snow.
BOTTOM ROW: Lori Severns, Lori Modrall.

KATHY ROCKER, senior, returns the ball to

her opponent. This is Kathy's fourth year playing

tennis. Kathy lost this game.

LORI MODRALL, junior, runs up to do a terrific

backhand against her opponent. Lori lost this match.

This is Lori's first year.

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LORI SEVERNS delivers a powerful serve to her opponent. Lori, with this
fantastic serve, scored, but unfortunately lost the match. This is Lori's first year
playing tennis and she is a sophomore.

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Lori lost this game.

SUZANNE MOORE, sophomore,
steps back to hit the ball with her
forehand swing.

moreno leads all scorers in fal

DAVID HERNANDEZ, 10, jumps high to put in two
points for the Lions. The Lions miss a victory by one
point.

CONCENTRATING hard on making a basket is AIMING for a basket is Liberty Lion
senior, Jorge Moreno. Jorge lead all scorers this Tony Tisher. Tony is only a sophomore
year in the FAL. and is on the varsity.

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Rick Howard, Tony Tisher, Tim Iddings, Robert Burroughs, Miguel Pulido. BOTTOM ROW:

Jose Oseguera, Rick Melgoza, Ben Tutor, David Hernandez, Roger Graves.

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TONY TISHER, 25 puts in two
points for the Liberty Lions. The Lions
went on to win.

JORGE MORENO, 23, is dribbling the

ball down court to score against the Cougars.

Moreno made all-league.

VARSITY SCORES

LIBERTY OPPONENTS |

*Antioch

♦Amador

*Mira Loma

•Yuba City

♦Castro Valley

♦Franklin

♦De La Salle

DelValle

Alhambra

Campolindo

Acalanes

Albany

Piedmont

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Pacifica

DelValle

Alhambra

Campolindo

Acalanes

Albany

Piedmont

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Pacifica

SEASONS'S RECORDS

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10 15

•Non-League

SURROUNDED by Albany Cougar op-
ponents is Rick Melgoza, 15. Rick re-
bounds and makes two.

RICK MELGOZA, 15 strikes a
pose in the air as he shoots for two.
Rick is a senior.

ALVIN SARMENTO, a starting forward, tries an
outside jumper for two points against Pacifica.

STARTING center, Ken Nelson, at-
tennpts two points during a game against Cam-

polindo.

PUTTING the ball in the air is forward

Jim Grahn. The Lions played against Las

Lomas at home.

EMILIO CARRILLO, a forward, scores
two points against his Spartan opponent.

PRACTICING a lay-up before a home
game is forward, Ron Pato. The Lions went
on to win.

JV COACH, Roy Ghiggeri, gives instructions
to the team during a home game against
Campolindo.

jv's top arch-rival amador by 1

DRIBBLING past a Del Valle player is
starting forward, Ray Rentuma. The Lions
lost their first game 65-48.

WAITING THE REBOUND is Ray Rentuma, 10, and William Reyes, 40, both tor-
wards. That night the Lions played the Del Valle Trojans and lost 65-48. The Li-
ons won their second game against the Trojans.

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SCOREBOARD

JV BASKETBALL

LIBERTY

OPPONENT 1

Antioch

Amador

Franklin

De la Salle

Del Valle

Alhambra

Campolindo

Acalanes

Albany

Piedmont

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Pacifica

Del Valle

Alhambra

Campolindo

Acalanes

Albany

Piedmont

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Pacifica

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8 14

J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Fernando Melgoza, Wayne Robertson,

Jeff Hunt, Ken Nelson, Alvin Sarmento, Felipe Carvajal, Emilio Carrilo, Coach Roy Gh-

iggeri. BOTTOM ROW: Ron Pato, Jim Grahn, Ray Rentuma, William Reyes.

STANLEY NUNN, starting forward for the freshman team, comes in close for a jump-shot.
Despite his opponents' attempts to block the shot, Stanley contributes two points towards
the victory.

BARRY SCHWITTERS, 25, executes a "short jump-
er" as teammates, Robert Maiocco and |oey
Moreno, screen the opponents.

GUARD, Joey Moreno, goes up for an outside jump-
shot against the Matadors. Joey was voted fresh-
man team captain.

FROSH SCOREBOARD 1

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

Campolindo

Los Lomas

Alhambra

Piedmont

Pacifica

Del Valle

Alhambra

Acalanes

Albany

Piedmont

Miramonte

Pacifica

Del Valle

Campolindo

Acalanes

Albany

Miramonte

Los Lomas
W L

13 5

FROSH BASKETBALL: TOP ROW:
Coach Jerry Miller, Tony Olan, Robert
Maiocco, Greg Morse, Barry Schwitters,
Stanley Nunn, Mike Gonzales. SECOND
ROW: Steve Fortner, Joey Moreno,

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FORWARD, Stanley Nunn, comes up the middle
for an accurate jump-shot with an assist from
Joey Moreno.

STEVE FORTNER concentrates on
passing the ball while the team sets up
for the next play.

STARTING FORWARD, Robert Maiocco,
tips the ball to Joey Moreno. Robert led
the team in rebounds.

BARRY SCHWITTERS, center on the freshman team, drives in a lay
up while Steve Fortner, guard, hustles for a good position to be able to
recover the possible rebound.

Diego Torres, Richard Villa, Manuel
Torres, Philiph Bradley, Alan McCa
Coach Roy Ghiggeri. BOTTOM ROW:
Richard Negrete, Victor Castillo, Steve
Neveraz.

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VARSITY WRESTLING

LIBERTY OPPONENT |

Edison

Monte Vista

San Ramon

Benicia

Antioch

DelValle

Pacifica

Miramonte

Campolindo

Acalanes

Alhambra

Albany

Las Lomas
W L
1 13

JUNIOR, Mike Villa, drives to flip his

Del Valle opponent. Despite his effort he

lost his match.

BENITO SANCHEZ attempts an arm

lock on his Las Lomas opponent. Later he

won his match.

DAVID FREEZE, a freshman, craddles DAN MARQUEZ, after escaping from
his Pacifica opponent for the two sec- his Pacifica opponent, tries a head
ond count. lock.

RUBEN RIOS, a freshman, escapes from his Camp-
olindo opponent. Ruben won his match but the team lost

by a score of 21-37.

WRESTLING TEAM TOP ROW: Joe Pastor, John Lasater, John Rios, Ray Rios, Benito Sanchez, Mike Villa, David Kuryla, Arthur

ray rios travels to north coast wrestling meet

WITH HAND RAISED, Mike Villa, shows virtory after de-
feating his Pacifica opponent 8-4. Despite Mike's contribu-
tion, the wrestling team lost.

LEONARD PEREZ, a freshman, attempts to escape from his Campo-
iindo opponent. Despite a close battle, Leonard lost the event 5-4
The team lost 57-21.

wrestlers dump las lomas in final meet of year

LEONARD PEREZ, a freshman on the varsity, at-
tempts an arm bar on his opponent from Las Lomas. La-
ter Leonard lost his match 4-0.

MIKE VILLA, a junior, receives two points for his takedown followed
by an attempted arm bar on his Las Lomas opponent. Mike won his
match 7-5, after a close bout.

SHOVING his Campolindo opponent's head to the mat is junior Ray Rios. Ray received
the takedown points as well as ten other points, by defeating his Campolindo opponent

by a score of 12-2. The team lost the match.

STRUGGLING to bring his Pacifica opponent to
the mat is junior Mike Villa. Mike won the bout.

LEONARD PEREZ, a freshman, attepts to

flip his opponent from Campolindo. Despite his

efforts he lost 5-4.

SURPRISING his Pac-
ifica opponent is John
Rios.

SCOREBOARD

J.V. WRESTLING

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

Edison

Monte Vista

San Ramon

Antioch

Benicia

DelValle

Pacifica

Miramonte

Campolindo

Acalanes

Alhambra

Albany

Las Lomas

W L
2 11

RUBEN RIOS, a freshman on the varsity team, attempts an arm bar on his Campo-
Imdo opponent. Ruben won his match by a landslide, 12-2. Despite Ruben's contribu-
tion, the team lost by a score of 37-21.

VARSITY TRACK TEAM- TOP ROW: Coach Jerry Lilley, Scott Vinecour, Mike Whitmer, Ken Gaylor, Gary Macy, Monte McKinney, Coach

Keith Dawson SECOND ROW: Greg Robinson, Jim Davis, Bob Bitowft, Robert Maiocco, Bill Whitmer. THIRD ROW: Jose Oseguera, Ben

Tutor Louie Hernandez, Carlos Sanabria, Tim Kent. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Mooney, Carl Ackerley, Ernie Garcia, Russell Struthers.

JIMMY DAVIS, a sophomore on the var-
sity team, gives the shot put a thrust in
the Albany meet.

JUNIOR, Monte McKinney, finishes

second in the 880 yard trials for the

league meet.

SCOREBOARD

VARSITY

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

♦Livermore

106

Campolindo

Miramonte

107

Alhambra

Las Lomas

DelValle

Acalanes

Pacifica

Albany

Piedmont

W L

1 9

*non-league

100

STANLEY NUNN, anchor man for the frosh-soph B 440 yard relay team, sprints
it out to the finish to chalk up another victory for the relay team. Stanley is a

frashman on the track team.

maiocco displays outstanding running in 440 event

FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW: Perry Continnente, Stanley Nunn Versal
Batesal, Mark Short. SECOND ROW: Mike Stanton, Robert Pato, Kelly St. John,
Bill Michaud. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Lopez, Brian Lyons, Robert Rameriz.

ROBERT RAMERIZ, a sophomore on the frosh-soph B team, jumps over the high
jump bar in the league meet finals. The frosh-soph team won the league meet with a
total of 46 points.

ANCHORMAN, Robert Maiocco, rounds the last
lap of the mile relay. The relay team went on
to set a F.A.L. record.

WITH GREAT effort, Ben Tutor of the varsity
team starts off the 440 yard relay. Despite his
effort, the Lions lost.

STRIVING to beat his Las Lomas opponent in the 100
yard dash is junior, Tim Kent. Tim went on to place sec-
ond with the time of 10.3.

GIVING his all out effort in the varsity shot put is,

junior, Louie Hernandez. Louie went on to take first in

the duel meet against Albany.

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

*Livermore

♦California

Campolindo

Miramonte

Alhambra

Las Lomas

DelValle

Acalanes

Pacifica

Albany

Piedmont
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3 8

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ROBERT MOONEY, a senior on the varsity team, coordinates his form with his
speed as he runs the 330 low hurdles in the league meet trials. Bob went on to place

fourth in his heat.

SHIFTING HIS WEIGHT forward in an effort to land a little bit farther in
the long jump is, senior. Bob Bitowft. Despite his efforts. Bob was unable to place

in the duel meet against Albany.

frosh-soph team develops into strong competitor

JUNIOR, Mike Whitmer, is seen here running the
varsity 880 yard run. Mike placed third in his heat
at the league meet trials.

VERSAL BATESAL cautiously attempts to clear the bar. Versal, a sophomore
on the frosh-soph team, took fourth place in the frosh-soph B pole vault event
in the league meet finals held at Li beirty.

FRESHMAN, Homer Briseno, flys through the air in an attempt to gain a few
extra inches in the triple jump, while an interested spectator stands by viewing
the many events a the league meet.

BILL MICHAUD, a sophomore on the frosh-soph B
team, steadily runs the 880 yard run. Bill went on
to place second in his heat.

ALAN LORADO, a junior, finishes the backstroke for his relay against

Franklin, in first place. Liberty won the relay and the meet. Allan

was captain of this year's team.

swimmers sink franklin high

PHILIP SOMERHALDERswimsthe
exhausting 500 yard freestyle, against Frank-
lin. Philip took a third.

COMMING out of a one and a half somer-
sault, is varsity diver Paul Blacker. Paul
took a third place.

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SPRINGING OF THE WALL against Franklin, at a home meet is Debbie Lind-
quist, a freshman. Debbie swam backstroke and breast stroke on the jv team. She took

a first in the 70 yard backstroke.

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Shahan, Scott Bevill, Philip Somerhalder, Steve Bishop, Craig Henderson. BOTTOM ROW: Marie Pastor, Lulu McLendon, Kelly Baulerlein,
Jeanette Carter, Julie Schwitters, Leslie Roma, Lisa Mori, Debbie Lindquist, Sandy Del Barba.

1975 SWIMMING

SCOREBOARD

Liberty

Opponent

Miramonte

127

John Swett

Antioch

112

Piedmont

101

Franklin

De la Salle

Las Lomas

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Relays

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Campolindo

112

Acalanes

100

Alhambra

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2 8

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DIVING off the block, to begin the
200 yard freestyle is Julie Schwitters,
a varsity swimmer.

WITH EYES CLOSED, Steve Bishop, a sop-
homore on the varsity completes the last lap
of the 500 yard freestyle.

COMPLETING her last lap on the 50 yard
butterfly at Antioch is Lulu Mc Lendon, Lu-
lu placed third.

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VARSITY BASEBALL

SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

•Pacific

*Livermore

•Washington

•Linden

Albany

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Acalanes

•Pittsburg

Alhambra

Campolindo

Del Valle

Pacifica

Piedmont

Albany

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Acalanes

Alhambra

Campolindo

Del Valle

Pacifica

Piedmont

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JUNIOR, Tony Berumen, fires a fast

pitch in an attempt to strike out his

Alhambra opponent.

VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Russell Hampton, John Vawser, Jack Marlowe, Frank Hanson, Paul Urenda, Mark Conway, David
Domingo, Coach Robert Glenn. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Briseno, Larry Peters, Danny Navarette, Tony Berumen, Marty Maggiore, David Wolfen-
barger, Terry Upton.

varsity nine dumps linden 15-6

DANNY NAVARETTE, #20, second baseman for the Lions, takes the first pitch
in order to let the Lion runner steal second base. Danny, who is a senior, helped
the Lions go on to beat Campolindo, 6-1.

SECOND BASEMAN, Danny Navarette, runs
to first base only to discover that he flew
out to left center.

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RAYMOND RENTUMA, #22, a sophomore
on the team, pops a shallow fly into center
field for a single.

CATCHER, Frank Hanson, keeps an eye
on the runner on third base as he stops
an inside pitch.

TIM BROWN uses a forehand RICK WALLS gives all his

to serve the ball to his Del Val- effort into hitting the ball be-

le opponent. fore it lands out.

boys' tennis team swamps pacifica 7-0 in final match

1975 TENNIS TEAM: Max Shott, Steve Wong, Rick Bradley, Rick Walls, Mike Portwood,

Mike Carter, Jim Grahn, Coach Gerald
Crawford.

SERVING from deep in his own territory to an awaiting op-
ponent is Steve Wong, a senior. This is Steve's third year
on the team. He won his match.

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STEVE WONG and Jim Grahn team up against their opponents
from Del Valle in a doubles match. Steve and Jim won their match

against the Trojan team.

1975 TENNIS TEAM
SCOREBOARD

Liberty

Opponent

Franklin 2

Acalanes 7

Campolindo 7

Piednnont 7

Miramonte 7

DelValle 6

Albany 1

Pacifica 0

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3 5

RETURNING a shot from his opponent with a
forehand is singles player Max Shott. This is
Max's second year in tennis.

MIKE CARTER, a freshman, attempts to serve a shot to his
Del Valle opponent. This is Mike's first year on the Liberty
Tennis team. He lost his match.

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MIKE PORTWOOD, with
a powerful swing, delivers a
serve to a rival.

JIM GRAHN, a sophomore,
returns a serve from his Las
Lomas opponent.

FROSH BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Alan Lucchesi, Carlos Lara, Barry Schwitters, Jim
Leyendecker, Greg Morse, Richard Dickensen. SECOND ROW: Steve Conn, Jerry Plaster, Tony
Olan, Hecter Melgoza, Mike Gonzales, Alan McCall. BOTTOM ROW: Manual Torres, Eric Ro-
bertson, Steve Levitt, Diego Torres, Raymond Lopez, Chris Leyendecker, Coach Max Wheeler.

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game against Campolindo. Coach Wheeler has done an excellent job in

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PITCHING a curb ball for a strike against his Del Valle op-
ponent is Barry Schwitters. Barry was awarded the "Most val-
uable player" trophy.

PLITTING out his Las Lomas opponent at home plate is catcher,

Jim Leyendecker. Despite Jim's all out effort, the baby Lion

cubs lost to Las Lomas, 5-1.

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FROSH SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

♦Stockton

Miramonte

Campolindo

Alhambra

Miramonte

Las Lomas

Acalanes

Las Lomas

DelValle

Acalanes

Campolindo

Alhambra

DelValle

Piedmont

Piedmont
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CATCHER, Jim Leyendecker, calls
a curb ball correctly as the batter
swings a strike.

GREG MORSE, Lion first baseman, goes
high for the put out of a Del Valle oppon-
ent on first base.

CARLOS LARA scores easily on a double
batted by Mike Gonzales and an overthrow
from the short stop.

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RECEIVING a warm-up throw from the
catcher during the pre-game drills is,
first baseman, Greg Morse.

INTERESTED team
members watch the
game while Mike Gon-
zales readys himself
for the batter's box.

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AWAITING a hit into his

territory is Ron Pato. Ron is

a valuable player.

TOM BLOOMFIELD, first base-
man, retires the inning after a good
throw from third.

jv baseball team wins six straight games

TALKING OVER stragedy with
the jv baseball team is Coach Jerry vent an opponent from stealing third

Black.

PRACTICING throwing a curve ball before a game with Pacifica is Felipe
Carvajal, a pitcher. The jv's won twice against Pacifica; 12-2 and 7-2. The
jv's won their last six games.

ROGER GRAVES and Mark Leeper, walk back toward
their bases after a foul ball hit from William Reyes.
The Lions won the game.

JV BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Roger Craves, Felipe Carvajal, Mark Lee-
per, Joe Cardoza, Tony Tischer, Nicky Rodriguez, Tom Bloomfield, Coach Jerry Black.
BOTTOM ROW: Mike Garcia, Mike Gursky, Kelly Lawler, Ron Pato, Steve Gonzales,
Ray Rentuma, Greg Morgan, William Reyes, Mark Coelho.

RAY RENTUMA steals third base before
the ball reaches the opponents' glove near
third base.

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SCOREBOARD

Liberty

Opponent

Pacific

Pittsburg

Livermore

Washington

♦Albany

•Miramonte

♦Las Lomas

♦Acalanes

♦Alhambra

♦Campolindo

♦DelValle

♦Pacifica

♦Piedmont

♦Albany

♦Miramonte

♦Las Lomas

♦Acalanes

♦Alhambra

♦Campolindo

♦DelValle

♦Pacifica

♦Piedmont

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VICTOR MELLO, a sophomore, uses his one wood to tee off at
the tenth hole at the Bethel Island Course. This is Victor's first

year on the golf team.

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ROBERT BURROUGHS tees off, while Jeff Hunt practices
in the backround. Robert, along with Rick Howard, are Lib-
erty's best players.

howard sinks hole-in-one at bethel island's number 3

RICK HOWARD has his first hoie-in-one, and is shown
here at Bethel Island Golf Club following through with a

powerful swing.

ATTEMPTING to get his ball out of the rough with a

three iron, is Victor Mello. Vic knocked the ball from the

rough and onto the green.

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1975 Golf

Scoreboard

Liberty

Oppo

nent

229

Franklin

241

218

California

237

220

Rio Vista

234

233

Alhambra

221

176

Pittsburg

184

135

Pacifica

144

237

Gait

214

213

Acalanes

220

235

Albany

260

242

Las Lomas

232

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Miramonte

218

247

Campolindo

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RANDY SCHWITTERS practices

his putting techniques while waiting to

tee off for Liberty.

1975 GOLF TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Herb Scott, Robert Burroughs, Rick Howard,
Jeff Hunt, David Fachner. BOTTOM ROW: Harry Green, Victor Mello, Randy Schwitters,
Brian Clements.

JEFF HUNT, a sophomore, tees off using

a one wood and sends his ball speeding through

the air on the practice area.

COMPLETING his
swing is Brian Clem-
ents. In the Backround
is Jeff Hunt and Harry
Green, who are waiting
to practice.

BRIAN CLEMENTS
watches as Randy Sch-
witters prepares to tee
off.

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SCORES

LIBERTY

OPPONENTS

Campolindo 42

Miramonte 35

Livermore 51

Las Lomas 61

California 20

Alhambra 24

Acalanes 41

Berkeley 67

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GIRL'S TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW: Linda Sciortino, Melissa Norried, Susie
Vasta, Linda Tovar, Jeannette Amar, Lori Severns, Patty Sanchez, MaryLynn Johnson,
Gwen Crandell, Jan Martin, Valerie Gage, Theresa Continente, Coach Barbara Whit-
field. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Smith, Denise Tooley, Maria Puente, Bertha Ramirez,
Stacye Smith, Esmeralda Gutierrez, Maria Riviera, Judy Bristow, Lisa Carreon, Janet

McNeil.

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JUDY BRISTOW and Melissa pace them-
selves in the mile. Judy came out to win as her
teammate took second.

PULLING hard, freshman, Linda Tovar, exerts ■■

herself in an effort to win her event. Liberty
girl's went on to win.

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LAURA NUNN, with all her effort, tries to beat her opponent
from Las Lomas. Laura went on to win her event. But this was not
enough to win against Las Lomas.

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starts her kick
and took second.

AT BAT is Tina Delgado a senior. Tina gets a double and a run batted
in to help the win. Tina is a good hitter and also a good shortstop. Lib-
erty went on to win against Alhambra.

ROSEMARY MARTINEZ, sophomore, pitches the ball over home plate
in hopes of striking out her opponent, an Antioch player. Liberty girls

went on to beat Antioch 10-6.

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READY to throw the ball down to third base for

an out is Jan Martin. Jan is a junior this year. The

Lions went on to win.

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MARILYN SANABRIA, sophomore, picks up a grounder and throws to

first for the third out. Debbie Taylor, the pitcher, is ready to assist.

The Lions went on to beat the Bulldogs.

WAITING for the ball to be pitched is Valerie Gage. Val gets a single

as one of her teammates scores. Liberty went on to beat the Panthers. This

is Val's last year in softball.

DEBATING whether or not to try for second

base is sophomore, Rosemary Martinez. Rosemary is the

team pitcher.

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GIRL'S SOFTBALL

SCOREBOARD

Liberty

Opponents

Antioch 6

Campolindo 4

California 8

Alhambra 8

DelValle 17

Miramonte 8

Acalanes 13

Berkeley 9

DEBBIE TAYLOR, sophomore, pitches
a strike to her opponent for a strike out.
Liberty went on to win.

GIRL'S SOFTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Valerie Gage, Tweety Billingsley,
Debbie Taylor, Sandy Addington, Roslyn Rodriguez. SECOND ROW: Darlene Stew-
art, Annie Mauriscio, Tina Delgado, Debbie Celoni, Coach Kaye Axelgard. BOTTOM
ROW: Rosemary Martinez, Teresa Olveda, Marilyn Sanabria, Barbara Pederson.

PUTTING all she
has into her swing
is, junior, Tweety
Billingsley.

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ROCKIN' RALLY SQUAD MEMBERS, Susan Chan, Renee Vorn-
hagen, Peggy Dominguez, and Kaye Pastor, add a little color to
the Homecoming skit with their costumes.

LIBERTY LIONS' 1974-75 VARSITY SONGLEADERS: Peggy
Dominguez, Paula Graves, Ann Bloomfield, Debbie Celoni, Susan Chan

(head), and Patty Hughes.

rally squad travels
to santa cruz camp

LIBERTY'S 1974-75 FRESHMAN CHEER-
LEADERS; LuAnn McLendon, and Dana McCampbell.

RALLY SQUAD MEMBERS promote spirit by chanting and clapping during the annual
Homecoming Parade. Each year these girls traditionally decorate a truck in which they
spread their spirit throughout the parade.

JV CHEERLEADERS, Stacye Smith, Andrea Kirk-
patrick, Elvia Quintanilla, and Pan Pastor, lead the
football team in a victory cheer.

VARSITY SONGLEADER, Debbie Celoni, turns in-
to a movin', groovin' "Dancing Machine" at the Lions'
opening football rally.

LIBERTY'S 1974-75 MAJORETTES: Sherry Erickson, Janet Smith, Jackie
Byer, and Renee Vornhagen (head).

LIBERTY LIONS' 1974-75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Lori Celoni
(head), Faye Pastor, Kaye Pastor, and Laurie McLendon.

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yuba city, homecoming highlight squad's year

PEGGY DOMINGUEZ is captured by the RENEE VORNHAGEN, head majorette, smiles
photographer during "Get Back", a routine confidently while performing a routine at the SHERRY ERICKSON concentrates on twirling
learned by the girls at camp. rally. her baton during the routine done at the

homecoming rally.

THOROUGHLY ENJOYING the humor and excitement of the Senior

Class skit during one of the rallies are varsity songleaders, Ann

Bloomfield, Patty Hughes, and Paula Graves.

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Faye Pastor, Laurie McLendon, and Kaye
Pastor, lead the student body in a competition yell during the Home-
coming rally.

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW: Elvia Quin-
tanilla. SECOND ROW: Andrea Kirkpatrick, Stacye Smith (head).
BOTTOM ROW: Pam Pastor.

HEAD OF RALLY SQUAD, Laurie McLendon, announces the
names of the "most spirited" in each class while Faye Pastor
waits to award them with their spirit jugs.

RALLY SQUAD MEMBERS: TOP ROW: Peggy Dominguez, Paula Graves, Ann Bloomfield, Debbie Celoni,
Susan Chan, Patty Hughes, SECOND ROW: Stacye Smith, Pam Pastor, Lori Celoni, Faye Pastor, Kaye Pastor,
Laurie McLendon, Elvia Quintanilla, Andrea Kirkpatrick. BOTTOM ROW: LuAnn McLendon, Jackie Byer,
Sherry Ericksen, Janet Smith, Renee Vornhagen, Dana McCampbell.

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In keeping with tradition, the school vear 1974-75 began with the annual Barn Dance sponsoredby the Future
Farmer's of America. Students attending the dance left with hay in their hair from the hay toss. Darlene Stewart
was crowned FFA Sweetheart bv the club president, Joe De Borba. Runners-up Patti Williams, Kelli Dean, Pam
Orman and Sherri Myers received necklaces.

If school spirit was at a low ebb for part of this year, it certainly caught up with itself during Homecoming
Week, October 14-18. Class Floats were assembled on Minnesota Avenue outside of Brentwood, and class mem-
bers worked long hard hours onlv to be defeated again this year by the FFA with the theme "Grind the Trojans".
The Class of 75 won the Spirit Trophy, scoring the highest total of points during Homecoming Week contests.
Commissioner of Athletics, Dannv \avarette, and Commissioner of Rallies, Lindsey Nunn, worked together to
plan a successful Homecoming Week. ' ••

Tension rose all week as class members voted for Homecoming Queen Top Ten: Jackie Byers, Jangt Smith,
Paula Graves, Jeanie Ghiggeri, Lindsey Nunn, Lori Celoni, Patti Hughes, Roxanne Sciortino, Ann Bloomfield and
Rosemary Sanchez. Then seniors and the varsity football team voted for top five: Lori Celoni, Jeanie Ghiggeri,
Lindsey Nunn, Paula Graves and Roxanne Sciortino. Everyone wondered who would become the new Queen!
Then the Student Body made their decision and last year's Queen, Laura Serna, crowned Paula Graves as 1974 -
75 Homecoming Queen. After the Homecoming game, the Senior Class sponsored the Homecoming Dance.

LUHS students got a chance to sample foods from different countries as the AFS sponsored the annual Inter-
national Christmas. Foreign exchange students Naomi Iwakura, Tulin Eviiya, Rosanna Montanheiro and Alex
Steffens had a chance to meet many students whom they might not share classes with.

On May 9, the CSF held their annual^pnival in Stonebarger Gym. A good time was had by all, playing games
and winning prizes; as balloon^cijf^Moj^ roamed the gym. Th^Boy's Block L sponsored the Rayders Plus
game against the Liberty Co^j^^M^^^s. The Rayders Plu«.^n thp h^^Pth;,!! o:,mo Tho ffa .Ic^ c^^,,
sored the Donkey Basketball ^^^^isyear featuring the Boy's

Again this year the sopf^J^^d junior classes had thei, sp^
the date April 5, 1975j^Pthe thenTe"
was held in the LUF^Hfteria.

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new Kinmj^pReed, and OflSfn, Stacye Smith. Runner-up Pri,,^t„^3 w^.c ji
Nur^Qj^^^ggy DommjiJPunner-up Princes were Brian Lyons, Roger Gj;--

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The seniors chose "His Lordships" as the setting for their royal senior ball. They enjoyed the music from the
band "Ivory Tower". The menu for the night was Filet Mignon, salad, rolls, vegetables, potatoes, and desert.
All of these nights will mark a time to remember for all the students and faculty who participated.

The annual Applied Art show held on May 20 and 21, 1975 gave the students, faculty, and public a chance to
enjoy all the wood and art objects hand-made by the LUHS students. This added a shine to the gym.

The new Performing Arts department put on three plays under the directions of Mr. Allen Jones, Mr. Steven
Brunsvold, and Mr. Phillip Devine. In November, they produced-"Teahouse of the August Moon" starring jack
Marlowe, Juliette Bettercourt, David Snow, and John Gomes.

May 3, 4, and 5 brought "Mame" to Liberty Union High School with Kim Abney, Rhonda Martin, Merri Bris-
tow, Paul Soderstrom , and David Snow who along with a superb cast set the town in a whirl. The tunes "Open a
New Window" and "It's Today" were heard echoing down halls and whispering through the library while the
Playmakers cleaned up; selling every seat in the cafeteria all three nights.

For their third performance of the year, the Playmakers presented seven plays which were written and di-
rected by Liberty Union High School students. Although this play was only presented one night in May, Play-
makers sold three-fourths of their available seats.

The seniors were able to enjoy for the second time a trip to Disneyland. Leaving on May 30, and returning on
the next day, the seniors got to enjoy the entertainment of many performing groups and attractions. Our senior
class had their annualjJicnic at Oak Park on May 25, 1975. Many games and activities were provided.

The school year 1974-75 saw many awards and honors given out to deserving students. May 7 was the date of
the Honor's Desert sponsored by the CSF. The tof^n ntMcteiiiLlfi rliu r»a>hman. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior
Classes were honored along with the top schqW^^ollowing'^Jie FFA berdj-heir Parent Member banquet. They
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DON'T be mistaken. The Barn Dance isn't boring at all. Debbie
Cottrell just felt like taking a nap on Carlos Sanabria's shoulder

as the music put her to sleep.

MIKMIKE GONZALES and Letitian Lopez are just freshmen, but
they know how to pass the time at a once-a-year Barn Dance.

How did you spend it?

TOP FIVE, Darlene Stewart, Sherry Myers, Kelli Dean, Pam
Orman, Patty Williams and their escorts, are anxiously waiting
for Krim Michaud, last years Chapter Sweetheart, to announce

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SHIRLEY PHILLIPS brushes off the Straw as she leaves the
haytoss. Shirley was thrown in the haytoss, which was opened once

an hour during the Barn Dance.

DARLENE STEWART happily exhibits her bouquet, corsage,
and other gifts presented to her after being announced as the
1974 FFA Chapter Sweetheart.

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by the FFA. The Chapter Sweetheart was chosen by all the FFA
members.

MANY people enjoy the haytoss, if you're a tosser. But Jack
Wilkins, Michele Twedt, and Gary Smith are a few run-aways who
wouldn't like being thrown in.

WILLIE RIVERA amoungst other Barn Dancers emerges from the
hay during the haytoss. From the looks of it, Willie has a lot of
straw to shake off his head.

BIG dancing crowds makes the Barn Dance a delightful scene.
These dancers are enjoying the music of Atlantis, while others
kick back on the straw and listen.

DEBBIE UPSHAW and Kati Stornetta pose for their

pictures on Clash Day. The Sophomore Class clashes

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KELLY LAWLER receives his Spirit Mug from Peggy Dominguez. He was
picked for the most spirited sophomore boy during Homecoming Week. Rally

Squad picks the spirited representatives.

1974 HOMECOMING QUEEN

Paula Graves happily receives a hug from

Sherry Erickson.

MR. VERNON NOBLE, Mr Lou Bronzan, Alexis Paras sitting on Chariie-O, a repre-
122 sentative of the World Championship A's and Mr. Gerald Claywell take time out from

the Homecoming Parade for this picture.

"1977 SOPHOMORES
are here." yells Kim
Griggs, Lori Sev-
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tado. They are just
a few of the spirit-
ed Sophomores riding
along in the Homecom-
ing Parade.

LORI CELONI is
embarrassed because
Tina Delgado takes
her place amoungst
Top Ten. Jeannie
Ghiggeri finds it
quite amusing.

Students earn spirit jugs
during homecoming

1974 HOMECOMING COURT Lindsay Nunn, Roxanne Scoirtino,
Paula Graves, Jeannie Ghiggeri, and Lori Celoni formally pose as
they wait for the parade to start.

COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS Danny Navarette not only or-
ganized Homecoming, but he also chauffered Paula Graves during
the parade that Friday night.

OUR BAND plays Hail Liberty while Paula Graves is hugged

and congratulated by friends. Homecoming Week was almost over

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JUNIOR and Senior girls participate in the car rally as one
of the Homecoming activities. Seniors went on to win the over-
all Homecoming activities.

HOPPING their way to third place are Sophomore Class members
Mark Cunder and Nancy Byer. Sophomores finished third in over-
all Homecoming week competition.

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JOHN SHOWAKER and Ron Mc-
Kinny join in the car rally, dis-
playing their spirit.

POSTER day is a big event during Homecoming week. All classes join in the competition, some getting up at two in the morning

to put up posters. The posters are judged on who has the most originality and spirit.

The seniors took first place in the competi-
tion, the juniors second and sophomores third.

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KATI STORNETTA, Sophomore Class
president, receives a pie in the face
from Eddie Garcia.

VAL GAGE steps out and boogies as
"Bopper Gage" in the Bottom Ten skit at
the Homecoming Rally.

JOSE OSEGUERA, Mark Miguel and
Merri Bristow work on the sophomore float
during Homecoming week.

SOPHOMORE CLASS pulls away at the tug-of-war as one of the Homecoming ac-
tivities. The sophomores tied for last with the freshmen in this event but never
got to tug it out for fourth.

DELLA RAMOS stops to swallow in the
pie eating contest. Delia went on to place
third for the juniors.

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JOHN COX and Darlene Stewart, participants in the sixth annual FFA
rodeo event called the rescue race, are having a slight misfortune with
Darlene pulling John off the horse.

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MARK HARPER is a
participant in the bull
riding contest.

DIANE MELLO and

Mari Lynn Johnson pursue

a safe rescue race.

JOEY BEBORBA hangs
on to the hide in the
hide race event.

TINA FERRARO and her horse Maverick go as fast as they can after
completing the barrel race which is a gymkana event. The barrel race
is a timed event with the horse and rider going around three barrels.

MR. PAT YOUNG and his donkey stop and pose for

their picture. The faculty went on to beat the FFA in

the Donkey Basketball game 14-12.

PHILIP SOMERHALDER, playing for the FFA, tries to stop Mr. Lynn Harmonson,
who shoots for two for the faculty. Mr. Pat Young watches Mr. Harmonson as
he shoots.

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EDDIE GARCIA, playing for the Block "L", is hav-
ing a little problem staying on his donkey, but he man-
aged to stay in the rest of the game.

RICHY AMBROSINO seems to be having trouble holding on to the donkey
and the basketball at the same time. Richy, a 1972 graduate, is playing for the
alumni team.

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PHILIP SOMERHALDER and Kelli Dean, playing on the FFA team, are tring to take the ball away from Mr. Lynn Harmonson who
is playing for the faculty. The two FFA members are successful in taking the ball away but that wasn't enough to beat the faculty.
The annual Donkey Basketball game is sponsored by the FFA.

MR. LYNN HARMONSON seems to be having trouble getting his
donkey to move for him. Mr. Harmonson, a new ag teacher this year,
is a member of the faculty team.

PHILIP SOMERHALDER and Larry Halford, members of the FFA
team, and Mr. Herb Scott, a member of the faculty team, are pulling
on their donkeys to get to the loose ball.

JULIE CONWAY and Director Phillip Devine small talk as they take a break from a
night rehearsal of "Teahouse of the August Moon." Many hours were spent working on the

first play of the year making it a success.

JACK MARLOWE is assaulted by Juliette

Bettencourt who has better plans in store

for the two of them.

JOHN GOMES plays the role of Colonel DAVID SNOW introduces the audience
Purdy Wainwright III who does his work- to the setting of the story to keep them up
mostly behind a desk. to date.

LADY ASTOR, a goat starring in Teahouse of the August Moon, willingly drinks some home-
made booze called Batata. The crowd gathers around anxiously waiting to see the after effects
but there were none other than a baa.

playmakers present teahouse of the august moon

TOWN members gather for a public meeting for an orientation
from their new instructor Jack Marlowe. He enjoys it since
he is receiving peculiar gifts.

ORIENTAL scenery and costumes add their touch to the play
like a teahouse does to a town. In this case, the teahouse
took the place of a schoolhouse.

DISBELIEF is on Captain Fisby's face as Captain McLean, played by
Paul Soderstom, shows the size of worm-castings in their Japanese
village. Isn't it hard to believe?

TURNING to Sakini for an explanation of a puzzling
gift, Captain Fisby receives a gift from an old villager
played by Carlos Sanabria.

EXPLAINING the customs and traditions of his people,
Sakini the interpreter trys to make Captain Fisby under-
stand his people's ways.

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RHONDA MARTIN, Vera, in the

Shubert Theatre-New Haven scene sings

"The Moon Song".

KIM ABNEY, Mame, and Rhonda Martin,

Vera, sing "It's Today" at a party

in Mame's apartment.

JACK MARLOW and Jan Martin participate in the scene "all a-
round New York", where the different lives of the people were shown

to young Patrick by Mame.

MERRI BRISTOW, Agnes Gooch, joins

in with Christmas spirit in "We Need A

Little Christmas".

KIM ABNEY, Mame, tries to make a good impression on Ben
Tuter, Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside, to win over Ter-

ri Vawser, Sally Cato.

CHORUS members party in "It's Today." Participants are
Daria Giannini, Margie Kidwell, Mr. John Armenta, Jan
Martin and Debra Brunsvold.

DARLA GIANNINI is a victim of Director Phillip Devine's make-up
job. Mame, Mr. Devine's first musical of tfie year, turned out to be a
success all three nights.

DONNA VASQUEZ, Tony Pate, Loraine Pardee, Pat Hawkins, Brian Lyons and Kim

Abney take young Patrick played by Max Wyman through the set in "Open a New Window.

Kim Abney has the title role of Mame.

KIM ABNEY, Rhonda Martin, and Robert
Wilcox bow after the "Moon Song" scene as
the curtain opens.

BRIAN LYONS, starring in the Fox Hunt scene as Uncle Jeff, chats with Cousin
Fan played by Julie Conway. Brian, a man of many talents, also plays the roles of a
Bishop and of Junior Babcock.

STAGE BAND-TOP ROW: Rob-
ert Aguire, Rick Pease, Steve
Bacchini, Kelly St. John, Mar-
vin Bacigalupi, Ron Lasater,
Ben Tutor, Robert Burroughs,
Max Shott. SECOND ROW: Er-
ick Eslick, Rosemary Martinez,
MarshallSt. John, Bill Bell,
Gary Andrade, Dennis Henesy.
THIRD ROW: David Snow, Jeff
Day, Robert Kanagaki, Jack Mar-
lowe, Steve Wong, Director Mr.
Allan Jones. BOTTOM ROW:
Debbie Rego, John Gomes, Jul-
iette Bettencourt, Merri Bris-
tow, Nancy Byers, Dede Zara-
goza.

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homecoming, concerts highlight year for band

BAND III, also known as the Marching Band, performs one
of their well-known light shows to the tune "The Horse" dur-
ing the Homecoming halftime.

ALLAN JONES, director of Band III, conducts a

number in the Winter Concert held on February 28,

in Stonebarger Gym.

JOHN GOMES, a drum major, leads Band III at the annual Home-
coming Parade. Ron Sudweeks, another drum major, led the band at

halftime on Ohmstede Field.

WOOD WINDS-TOP ROW: Devon
Brooks, Julie Schwitters, Julie
Payne, John Gomes, Janet Beeks, Teri
Allen, KaeErickson. SECOND ROW:
Dede Zaragosa, Marylynn Johnson,
Diana Ambrosino, Lori Modrall, Kel-
ley Frazier, Michelle Buckler, Daria
Ciannini. BOTTOM ROW: Lulu McLen-
don, Nancy Byer, Kati Stornetta, Debbie
Rego, Laurie McLendon, Mari Puente.

BAND MEMBERS-TOP ROW: Joe
Johnson, Fred Engelhardt, Robert Ka-
nagaki, Blaine Chambers, Jeff Day.
SECOND ROW: Janice Smith, Paul
Soderstrom, Anthony Roza, Leanne
Dessaussois. THIRD ROW: Melrina
Maggiora, Patty Ambrosino, Susan
Laird, Jeff Todd, Debra Maggiora,
Mr. Allan Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Ben
Tutor, Marvin Bacigalupi, Hugo Quin-
tanilla, Mark Leeper, Kevin Butler,
David Snow.

BRASS-TOP ROW: Erick
Eslick, Danny Costa, Dennis Hen-
esy, Robert Burroughs, Joe Ambro-
sino, Jack Marlowe, Gary An-
drade. SECOND ROW: Greg Wong,
Steve Bacchini, Marshall St. John,
Scott Bevill, Tutti Nunez, Max
Shott. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Fort-
ner, Doug Ellison, Rosemary Mar-
tinez, Bill Bell, Steve Wong,
Roger Graves.

FRANK UMPINGO and Lindsay Nunn quietly talk while enjoying their dinner at His Lord-
ships. Dinner began at 8 followed by the dance at 9 with Ivory Tower as the band. Frank

and Lindsay are both seniors.

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GARY ELLISON and his date are caught by the

camera while dancing to one of the sounds of Ivory

Tower at Gary's Senior Ball. Gary's date seems to

be having a good time.

JOSE OSEGUERA and his date Patty Hughes
dance slowly to the sounds of Ivory
Tower at the Senior Ball.

GINA BARAJAS and Leo Martin pose for
their picture after finishing off their
dinner with a cup of coffee. The Senior

ENJOYING their dinner are Tanya Tutor
and Frank Reveria. With the theme of
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i DANCING slowly at the Senior Ball are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Whitfield, Dwayne Minick
and his date, Jose Oseguera and Patty Hughes, Rose Sanchez and her date, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Glenn, and Miss Nancy Doi and her date.

Ball was held at His Lordships on May 17

with the theme of "We may never pass

this way again."

"Tanya's Senior Ball will be a night she

will always treasure as one of her happy

moments at Liberty.

DEBBIE DAVIS and her escort pose for their
picture as they step outside for a breath of fresh
air and a cold drink.

ROSEMARY SANCHEZ seems to be having a
good time with her date at her Senior Ball while
dancing slowly.

MARTY MAGGOIRE with his date Reine Graves and Tim Aterberry
with his date Julie DeSair dance to the sounds of "Get Ready". The jun-
iors picked Memories for their theme.

ENJOYING the sounds of "Get Ready" at the Junior Prom are Philip

Somerhalder, Alan Loredo, Doug Ellison and their dates Julie Schwitters,

Sandy DelBarba, and Diana Ambrosino.

KEN DOW with his date Mary Cozakas and Tim Kent with Tweety Bill-
ingsley, along with a number of other couples, dance to the soft, slow music

at the annual Junior Prom.

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HELPING Ken Rogers fix his tie is Tina Ferraro;

but she decides that pinching his neck would improve his

appearance at the Junior Prom.

ANITA ZACHERY and her date take a few minutes

between dances to just sit and chat at the Junior Prom

held in the cafeteria area.

sophomores celebrate hop with 'stairway to heaven'

NANETTE MENDOZA gets down to the funky and
hard rock sounds of J.J. Moon. The Hop started at
8 and ended at 12.

GINA REED and Barbara Pederson chat with their
dates, Robert Wilcox and David Elsea, respectively,
during the Hop Dance.

PATTY AMBROSINO shyly lets out a giggle as Craig Wetzel slips his arm
around her. Many couples first went out to have a nice dinner before they
arrived at the Sophomore Hop.

RELAXING on the
couch are Deanna
Harris and George
DeLa Rosa as they
nervously wait for
another song to be-
gin. They were both
dressed semi-formal
for the once-a-year
occasion.

J.J. MOON, a five man band, provides the music for the Sophomore Hop
held on May 10. The band plays everything from hard rock to country music,
and once in a while, a slow song.

CHOIR-TOP ROW: Elise Abrahamson, Cwen Cran-

dell, Patti McMurtrey, Jim Bates, Dave Leo, Ross

Last, Charles Llewellyn, David Snow, Tony

Pates, Gary Andrade, Pam Maderos, Pam Cowger,

Lynn Burkhart, Susan Reeves. SECOND-ROW: Kim

Abney, Terri Allen, Janet Beeks, Greg Kelley,

Pat Hawkins, Joey Johnson, Wendy Wetzel, Cheryl

Yingling, Lorraine Pardee, Morgan St. John.

BOTTOM-ROW: Liz Bartham, Lisa Lennier, David

Beck, Diane Garcia, Heidi Hampton, Lisa Barr,

Donna Vasquez, Lauri Bausch, Kelly Cowger, Holly

Lopez.

MADRIGAL-TOP ROW: Kim Abney, Ross Last,

David Snow, Patrick Hawkins, Cheryl Yingling,

BOTTOM ROW: Kati Stornetta, Heidi Hamptom,

Lisa Lennier, Pam Cowger.

POP CHORUS-TOP ROW: Elva Garcia, Karia

Blanchett, Chris Lopez, Sally Willicana, Sherry

Darst, Melissa Norried, Charles Llewyllyn, Jim

De Hart, Lorraine Pardee, Lori Pastor, Chris

Bacchini, David Beck. SECOND ROW: Darlene

Studebaker, Linda Moss, Rosemarie Hoggin, Elsie

Mendiola, Shellie Armstrong, Erina Puccinelli,

Lisa Barr, Leslie Roma, Lynn Burkhart, Robin

Sloniker, Donna Vasquez. BOTTOM ROW: Diane

Mello, Debbie Sisk, Loretta Smart, Linda Smart,

Linda Wisely, Kelly Cowger, Sandra Bojorquez,

Rosemarie Martinez, Flora Selga.

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csf members host fun-filled carnival

DAVID SNOW skillfully tosses a hoop as Mr. Lou Bronzan
and Chuck Shahan watch with delight as they await their turn
to give their skill a try.

NANCY DEMARTINI, working at the tic-tac-toe booth, keeps an
eye on the board as a contestant tries to win a prize. Others crowd
around to see the excitement.

LOOKING up at the basketball hoop is Greg Wong. Greg hopes this young con-
testant will make a shot so he can give her one of many variety of prizes, and
she did go on to win a prize.

EXCITEMENT is in Debbie Rego's expression
as a contestant wins a prize at the Hula Hoops
in which she works.

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ia presents 13th annual show

BILL PERRERIA is helping set up the Hort-
iculture booth. The Horticulture class is taught
by Mr. Lynn Harmonson.

JULIE DEBORBA, a junior, demonstrates the art of taxidermy during the 13th annual
Applied Arts Show. The taxidermy class is part of the agriculture program. Julie is seen

here working on a pheasant.

DAN BEANE, a senior from the arts and crafts department,
sits waiting to answer any questions from the viewers who wish

to know about pottery.

MR. DALE COZBY, a woodshop teacher, dis-
plays and talks about some woodwork made by
his students in class.

RICK MERRITT disects a rabbit in
his booth. This is done in his Animal
Science class.

ADMIRING the paintings made by our tal
ented art students is one of many visitors
at the Art Show.

MR. WILLIAM MICHAUD, amoung the stuffed
animals, watches spectators curiously wandering
from booth to booth.

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PAUL BLACKER works on his arts and crafts exhibit as his pot spins around
and around. It is a messy but artful job if you are skillful enough to do it as
Paul is. It's all in the hands.

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playmakers present original 'way off broadway'

'CRACKERS" is the title of this commercial. Sandy

Kelly is a snobby character advertising a new chip

called Cracky Wackys.

SENIORS, being honored at the
Honors Dessert, pose after the
presentation.

ANN BLOOMFIELD, the student body president, introduces
the guests at the Honors Dessert held on May 7, 1975 in
the Activity Center.

MR. LEONARD CELONI presents Becky Zavala with her a-
ward as Miss Ethel Van Tassel watches. Students with an A-
a verage or higher were honored.

ROSANNA MONTANHEIRO, Tulin Eviiya, and Naomi Iwakura were honored
as Foreign Exchange Students. They come from Brazil, Turkey, and Japan.
Ech of them received a medal.

MR. JAMES ALVES takes time to adjust Edward Duarte's necktie
before the Class of 75 marches together down the pathway as a class

for the last time on June 6th.

GETTING ready for the graduation ceremony are Patty
Williams and Sherry Myers. Patty tries to make things perfect
as she secures Sherry's cap.

SUCCESSFULLY catching her hat after receiving her diploma
from Mr. Jack Bloomfield is Bertha Stone as a gust of wind
tries to carry her cap off her head.

seniors bid school farewell at June 6 graduation

PROUDLY holding their tassles and marching to Pomp
and Circumstances, the traditional graduation song,
are Danny Navarette and Marlene Garcia.

ROBERT MOONEY, student speaker at the graduation
ceremony delivers a fantastically impressive speech.
Robert was selected among his classmates.

curriculum --

staff and students working together

Mr. joe Cutino and Mr. Joe Smith were both re-elected to the Governing Board of Trustees by the voting pub-
lic. In April Mr. Leonard Gerry was elected president of the Board replacing Mr. Leonard Celoni and H. John
Bloomfield was elected clerk. The Board expressed their pride in LUHS for having outstanding certificated and
classified personnel and students. Board members also felt that success at Liberty was due in part to community
support.

Dr. Michael Adams, superintendent, stated that his two main goals are to provide students with the oppor-
tunity to know basic skills and to promote more job experiences for interested individuals.

Mr. Lou Bronzan spent time this year organizing a WASC accreditation study to determine the effectiveness
of the school's program and provide a blueprint for improvement.

Mr. Gerald Clayburn worked at trying to develop student pride in their school so that they would want to take
care of it.

Mr. Vernon Noble and his counseling staff pondered over the idea of workshops to enable students, teachers,
and parents the opportunity to easier communicate with counselors. He expressed an interest in having more
orientation for freshmen and new comers and how to develop goal-planning for juniors.

Miss Barbara Bonnickson worked between the La Paloma and Liberty campus trying to insure the mental and
physical well-being of students in both areas.

Mr. David Kirby looked into expanding offering in all existing vocational areas, especially in the regional
occupational program.

Mr. Dewel Morgan contemplated a planned move of his opportunity program to the La Paloma campus for
the 1975-76 school year. The program also faces modification in some form.

Mr. Allan Jones headed up the newly created Performing Arts Department which combines band, chorus,
and drama.

Mrs. Gayl Krumland looked Into the possibility of adding new courses, improving existing classes and making
some already offered into semester ones.

Mr. Roy Krumland and staff developed a booklet explaining the many varied business classes offered in his
department. In addition one of their classrooms was equipped with electric IBM typewriters and new tables.

Mr. William Michaud spent time helping to orient the new ag teachers Mr. Patrick Young and Mr. Lynn Har-
monson. Future plans include adding a sophomore O.H. class involved in the disecting of large animals when
possible.

Mr. Oliver Bascom organized a new program to be introduced next year. The new course will involve all
sophomores in a coordinated composition sequence for one semester (meets comp requirements) 200 level
will be offered first semester and 100 second.

Mr. Pete Springer helped expand Ancient Civilization into a two semester class to be taught as a 300 level
course. A CETA bi-lingual aide was hired to assist in the department. Social studies can now be taught to mono-
lingual students in the English as a second language class for up to four years.

Mr. Gerald Crawford added one change to help individualize algebra. The department will allow freshmen to
sign up for geometry or Algebra 2A if they are prepared. The individualized math program will continue.

Mr. Jack Ferrlll hopes to see more participation in all sports to develop school spirit and mental discipline.
He wants to develop a well-rounded athletic program that students will want to participate in.

Miss Karen Axelgard Is trying to add more extra-curricula To try to do this a complete survey of the P.E. pro-
gram is needed to see where students feel changes should be made.

Mr. Robert Glenn wants to add an A tract science class and obtain more material and equipment for use In the
department.

Mr. Robert Gonzalez focused much of his attention on the annual Applied Arts Show; but also spent time
working on expanding classes under R.O.P.

Mr. Frank Souza with Increased help from C.E.T.A. funds spent time painting, remodeling, marking and re-
pairing as needed on campus.

Mr. John Addlngton oversaw the purchase of two new buses to bring the combined Oakley-Brentwood-
Llberty fleet to 21 total buses.

Mrs. Barbara Clark was able to hire some additional help; and as most Americans faced Inflation In the cafe-
teria.

Teachers, staff and aides worked to provide an excellent education for all Liberty students.

CURRICULUM

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ALTA ACKERMAN

Counseling Secretary

MICHAEL ADAMS

BA, MA, PhD, Superintendent

JAMES ALVES

BA, Spanish l-IV, Spanish Club Adviser

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JULIA ARCE
BA, MA, Counselor, LEA Social Committee, Public

Relations

DOROTHY ARP

Study Hall Superviser

MANUEL AZEVEDO

Head Gardner and Grounds

AS the faculty pulls with all their might on the rope, they successfully win the game of tug-of-war against the class. The faculty has
been undefeated in the past four years in the annual tug-of-war game held during the Homecoming activities. They better keep tugging

hard or some class might win.

OLIVER BASCOM
BA, MA, Advanced Placement English, English
200, English lA, Crystal Wall, English Depart-
ment Chairman
WILLIAM BATZE
BA, Social Studies lA, IB, Current World Prob-
lems, World Religions, World Ideologies, Annual
Staff I, iV, Yearbook Society, Annual Staff
Adviser, LEA President, CEC Committee
ROBIN BECK
Registrar, CSEA Scholarship Chairman, Negotia-
tions Committee

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FRANK BERUMEN
Custodian
JERRY BLACK
BA, General Science, Math l-IB, Junior Class
Adviser, Frosh Football, JV Baseball, LEA Eval-
uation Committee, Salary Committee
JACK BLOOMFIELD
Board of Trustees

DONELLE BOMBEN
BA, MSE-Reading, Reading Improvement II, Read-
ing Specialist, Freshman Class Adviser
BARBARA BONNICKSON
RN, School Nurse
LOU BRONZAN
AB, MA, Principal, FAL North Coast Section CIF
Delegate

faculty pulls together to capture fourth championship

STEVEN BRUNSVOLD
BA, Pop Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Beginning
Guitar, Clef Club Adviser, LUHS Chamber Singers

DENNIS BUCKLEY
AA, BA, Chemistry, Physics, General Science IB,
General Math IB, Student Government, Student
Council Adviser, Club Council Adviser, LEA Sec-
retary

BILLIE CASEY
Comptroller, Secretary-CSEA Chapter # 238

LEONARD CELONI

Board of Trustees

HAROLD CHILD

BA, English, Social Studies, Freshman Class Adviser

BARBARA CLARK

Cafeteria Manager

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penny drive losers

GERALD CLAYBURN
BA, MA, Administration, Vice-Principal

SAM COHEN
BS, ED.M. MPH, Language Development Class,
Pres. CCC Schools Education Assn., CTA

GERALD CRAWFORD
BS, Algebra IA-2A, Geometry, Mathematic De-
partment Chairman, Tennis Coach

JOE CUTINO
Board of Trustees

PAM CURRIER
Secretary Work Experience

TRYING to decide what to do with the rest of the pie,

William Batze has had enough. Mr. Batze represents the LEA

lost the penny drive, the president gets a pie in the face.

receive pies

Eddie Garcia figures that Mr.
as its president. Since LEA

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PATRICIA DACUS
BA, Psychology For Living, US History
KEITH DAWSON
MA, Boys PE l-ll. Boys Block L Adviser, Wres-
tling Coach, Track Coach

FRANK DEPARSIA
AA, BA, Work Study Program, JV and Varsity Soc-
cer Coach

PHILIP DEVINE
BA, Dramatic Productions, Philosophical Litera-
ture, Composition IV and V, English IB, En-
glish 109, Drama Director, Playmakers Adviser

VIRGINIA DIEHL
BA, MA, English ll-IV

NANCY DO!
BS, AA, Bachelor Living, Advanced Clothing
Homemaking II, Foods I, Clothing I, Senior
Class Adviser, LEA Social Committee

JUNE DRAKE

BA, MA, School Psychologist

NATALIE DUTRA

Instructional Aide, Community Aide

RONALD ENOS
BA, Math IB, Algebra IB, Varsity Football
JACK FERRILL
MA, Boys PE lll-IV, PE Department Chairman,
Block L Society, Head Football Coach, Athletic
Director

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BILLIE FORTNER
Administrative Secretary, CSEA Vice-President
SUE FORTNER
BA, Bookkeeping l-ll, Typing I, You and the
Law, Rally Squad Adviser, LEA Vice-President
LEONARD GERRY
Board of Trustees

ROY GHIGGER!
BS, Boys PE l-ll. Freshman and ]V Basketball

Coach
LLOYD GILES
Custodian
JEANNE GLENN
BS, Bachelor Living, English IB, Pep Club ad-
viser

ROBERT GLENN

BS, MA, Biology B, Math IB, Science Department

Chairman, LEA Professional Relation, Varsity

Baseball Coach

ROBER"!" ".ONZALEZ

BA, Electricity, Metals lll-IV, BIA Metals, BIA

General
EVELYN GRIFFITH
BA, English, Spanish, French, AFS-lnternational

Adviser

RICHARD HACKETT
BA, English 100-200, 2BB, Senior Composition,
LEA Legislative Committee Chairmen, Personal

Policy
CLARE (RED)HANNA
Maintenance Man
GERALD HARDT
AA, BA, Driver's Education, Vocations, Social
STudies, Director Driver Instruction

LYNN HARMONSON
BS, General Ag., Agriculture Science I, ROP En-
vironmental Landscaping, FFA Adviser
NANCY HISATOMI
District Bookkeeper, CSEA Insurance Chairman,
Legislative Chairman
MILDRED JOHNSON
Counseling Office Clerk

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staff members participate in annual
homecoming activities

ALLAN JONES
BM, MM, Band l-lll, Stage Band Theory, Band
Club Adviser, Performing Arts Department Chair-
man

DAVID KIRBY
Voc. Ed., ROP, WEE, IWE, Coordinator, Tutor Su-
perviser

DOUGLAS KIRK
BS, BIA, Vocational Automechanics, Auto Club
Adviser

GAYL KRUMLAND
BA, Homemaking III, Clothing l-IV, Homemaking
Department Chairman, Home Economic Club Adviser

DENISE LINDSAY
Clerk Typist

STAFF MEMBERS, Mrs. Barbara Whitfield and Mr.
Rob Russel, work together in the sack race to try to
win the faculty some points.

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counselors work to help students with problems

LEONARD LUCIO
BA, MA, Counselor

MARY MANKO

Bi-lingual Secretary I

JOSEPHINE MENDOZA

Instructional Aide, Reading Lab

JOHN MEYER
AA, BA, Jewelry, Ceramics, LEA Legislative Com-
mittee
WILLIAM MICHAUD
BS, Ag Business, Natural Resource, Ag Science,
Animal Science, FFA Club Adviser
JERRY MILLER
AA, BA, MA, Boys PEI-IV, Varsity Basketball

Coach

DEWEL MORGAN
BA, Opportunity Program Director, CEC
MARY MORIARTY
BS, Record Keeping, Business Fundamentals, Typ-
ing I, Majorette Adviser
JAMES NABAS
BA, Crafts

MR. ELIAS HER-
NANDEZ gives a nice
smile while he helps
Annetta Zachery with
her schedule. The
counselors are avail-
able for the student's
use at the day of the
merry-go-round held at
the beginning of each
semester. Many students
have schedule problems
which makes it necces-
sary to have a counsel-
or's help.

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SALVADOR NOVARRO

Custodian

VERNON NOBLE

BA, MA, Vice-principal, Director of Counseling

RONNIE OVERTON

BS, Biology A, Physiology, Algebra 2B, LEA E-

valuation Development, Salary Committee

m'M

RUTH PASTUER
Cafeteria Help
FRANCIS PAYNE
AB, Discovering Computers, Typing I, Business
Math

WILLIAM PETERS
BA, Art Fundamentals, Design and Composition,
Painting and Drawing, LEA Evaluation Committee,
Social Committee

RETA PIRTLE
BS, MS, Shorthand l-ll. Social Studies IB, En^
lish 100, Junior Class Adviser

LOUIS RACKE

BA, Crafts, Ceramics

KENNETH REEVES

Custodian

MARY RICHARDS

Attendance Secretary

BRYAN ROOFE

Building and Grounds Supervisor

TONY ROZA

Custodian

ROBERT RUSSEL

BA, English ll-IV, Speech, Speech Team

MAX SANABRIA

Gardner of Grounds

FRANCISCO SANDATE

Custodian

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ELLRIE SCHOPP
BA, BS, English IB, Foreign Literature, Super-
viser of Reading Lab, Chairman of Reading
Department
HERBERT SCOTT
BA, MA, Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra lA, In-
dividual Introduction to Algebra, LEA
Salary Committee, Senior Class Advis-
er, Cross Country and Golf Coach
WALTER SHARAFANOWICH
BA, BS, MA, BLS, Librarian

JOE SMITH

Board of Trustees

WILLIAM SNOW

BS, MA, President and Presidency, Sociology,

U.S. History, Tennis Coach

KATHERINE SORENSON

Library Clerk

FRANK SOUZA
Head Custodian
PETER SPRINGER
BA, MA, Federal Government, Sociology, Califor-
nia's Government, LEA Personnel Policies Com-
mittee, Professional Relations Committee

PAT ST. JOHN
Secretary Attendance Office

HELEN TORRES
Aide
ALFRED VALVERDE
BA, English IB, Reading Improvement, LEA Publi-
city Committee Chairman, Azteca Club Adviser
ETHAL VANTASSEL
BA, MA, U.S. History, 100-200, Latin l-ll, La-
tin Club, CSF Adviser

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Yard Superviser
LAURANCE WELCH
BS, Driver Education, U.S. Geography, Drafting
BARBARA WHITFIELD
BS, Girls PE l-IV, Girl's Gymnastics, Track and
Field Coach

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new ag teachers participate in many varied tasics

IAUI1HiJ||l)Mtr~'l|

MR. WILLIAM MICHAUD gives Kelli Bauerlein his assistance while Mr. Patrick Young and Mr. Lynn Harmonson listen during the merry-go-
round on the first day of school. All three teachers are involved in the agricultural area with both Mr. Young and Mr. Harmonson as new
members of the teaching staff this year.

GARY WILSON
BS, Auto II, Metal II, BIA Wood, Auto Club,
Sophomore Class Adviser

LUCY WONG
Payroll and Account Clerk, CSEA, Salary Commit-
tee

PATRICK YOUNG
AA, BS, ROP Meat Processing, Animal Science,
General Agriculture, FF A Club Adviser

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Arco; 186
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Bank of Agriculture & Commerce; 183

Bank of America; 186

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Becky's Coffee Shop; 173

Beneficial Finance Co.; 184

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Berry's Pastry; 181

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Bethel Island Golf Course; 170

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Boat House Lounge; 166

Brentwood Barber Shop; 162

Brentwood Dental Building; 163

Brentwood Disposal; 171

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HISATOMI SERVICE

609 Railroad Ave., Brentwood, CA.
Telephone 634-1341

Congratulations Class
of 75

SMILEY'S DRIVE-IN

Thick Shakes - Large Hamburgers
Call-in orders: 625-2442

DINNERS HIGHWAY 4
OAKLEY

TOYOTA

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BRENTWOOD

DENTAL

Becky Zavala, Lorri White, Valerie Bilbo, Janet Hustedt

TOYOTS

Your Reliable

Full Service

Toyota Dealer

ALL MODELS

IN STOCK

NOWl

OF ANTIOCH I

BUILDING

SALES— SERVICE
LEASINGS

SEE HOW MUCH CAR YOUR MONEY CAN BUY I
1600 W. 10th SL, Antioch 754-1990

Under New Management and Ownership

John Showaker

ROSSIER-PREWETT-FORTNER,
INC.

INSURANCE BROKERS

51 I Second Street
Antioch

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MARGARET'S FABRICS

Where the unusual is usual.
1635 A Street

Antioch
757-8360

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JEWELERS INC.

SINCE 1935

516 SECOND STREET - DOWNTOWN ANTIOCH - 757-1404
26!0 SOMERSVILLE ROAD - COUNTY EAST MALL - 757-7227

Lorri White

COPELAND
J.W. 2^^^^1^ YARDS

Retail lumber & building materials

F.L. Martin
Manager

Walnut Blvd. & Dainty Ave.
Brentwood, Calif. 94513

164

Phone 41 5/634-3520

MT. VIEW FOOD CENTER

Highway 4
Brentwood, (California

ValBillbo,Lorri White

Diane Moore, Debbie Young, Gary Ellison

"We Specialize in Service"
Dallas Shanks Chevron
336 Oak St. Ph. 634-8935
Brentwood, Calif. 94512

Official Smog Inspection Station

AL EAMES FORD

1400 W. 10th Street
Antioch, California 94509

757-1771

Complete Line of Fords-Ford Trucks-
and Used Cars.

Body Shop and Repairs
Leasing and Rentals

Ruth Maiocco, John Showaker

FIDELITY SAVINGS

AND LOAN ASSOC lATlON

47 East 18th Street

Antioch, California

757-6400

JOHNSON'S LUMBER &
HARDWARE

Electrical & Plumbing Supplies
Highway 4 Delta Rd.

Phone: 634-3665

LINGANE'S

Men and Boy's Clothing

Regular & Flare

Keds and Converse Athletic Shoes
614 1st Street Phone:634-3958 Brentwood

BEST WISHES
HOEY & HOEY

737 Second Street

Brentwood, California

634-1148

OAKLEY

SHANNON AUTO PARTS

Whole Sale-Retail-Foreign & Domestic
High Performance Parts

#%!

Doug's Headers* TRW

Miller Tires

Offenhauser

Holly* AC* Champion

American Parts

Open8to6P M
Sun. 9 to 1 P.M.

Complete Front End Aligment Services

Machine Shop Service
625-3532

502 Mam St. Oakley

Jim Zwet/, Rhondd Martin, John Showaker, Ruth Maiocco

BOB SMITH
BOAT HOUSE LOUNGE

Proudly Presents Live Entertainment
5 Nights Weekly

Superb Italian Lunches and Dinners

Bethel Island
684-2702

PANCHO'S MARKET

Biggest Little Store in Brentwood

634-4123

Open Sundays and Holidays

Lynne Morgan, Debbie Young

New - Used
Rebuilt

Sales - Repairs
Parts - Accessories

DON'S BICYCLE SHOP

272 Main Street
Oakley Shopping Center

P.O. Box 764
Oakley, Calif. 94561

625-2839

Everything for Your Pool
Dip "N" Dive Pool Supply

106 Railroad Avenue

Antioch, Calif.

754-4212

BRENTWOOD PHARMACY

Prescriptions are our specially
Fine Cosmetics - Film - Gifts

3 16 Oak Street

634-2156

BRENTWOOD HARDWARE

Hardware - Plumbing

Paint

Garden Tools

629 First St. Brentwood

634-3201

Lorri White, Filomena Sarmento, Rose Robles, Paula Sciortino

FAIRVIEW CHEVROLET

1725 -10th St., Antioch 757-0211

167

DAVE COWAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Lindsey Nunn, Roxanne Sciortino, Paula Graves, Lori Celoni, Jeannie Ghiggeri

2008Treadway Lane

Pleasant Hill, California 94523

Phone 933-5750 * 687-8148

JOANNE'S ^ot> BURRITOS

^^^

A Name You Can Trust

Main Street
Oakley, California

625-3883

DASHNER MOTORS

BETTER QUALITY USED CARS
739 SECOND STREET

BRENTWOOD, Calif.

Office 634-3254 Res 634-4078

DALE DASHNER

Filomena Sarmento, Rose Robles

SALES

REPAIRS

PARTS

BICYCLE WEST

3100 Delta Fair Blvd. — Antioch, Ca. 94509
Telephone (415) 754-4844

Featuring: Nishiki, Peugeot,
Raleigh, Mundo, & Windsor.

All bicycles completely assembled and
tuned to factory specifications.

Oakley Pharmacy

Oakley Shopping District

625-2752

Oakley, California

AAA SWAP SHOP

We Buy and Sell

Why pay more or sell for less?

Hundreds of Bargains

Used furniture. Appliances, Mexican imports.

Religious items. Motor oils, Spray paints,

TV's, Cards, Filters

Thousands of other items to choose from

1 I 9 MAI N ST,
(415) 625-9996

OAKLEY, CA. 94561

Bill and Catherine McKnight
Owners

C-B-C

Curtis, Broderick, and Cinquini

Real Estate Investments

Highway 4

508 3rd St.

Brentwood

Antioch

634-3508

757-1020

Debbie Young, Cheryl Clements

169

NOW AT

BEACON

4 Grades of Gasoline

Regular, No-Lead, Ethyl, and Premium
Open From 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.

7 DAYS A WEEK

BEACON
SERVICE STATION

324 Railroad Avenue

Brentwood

FAMOUS FASHIONS

The store with the young taste in fashion with
ready-to-wear sportswear, lingerie, and shoes

Second & G Street, Downtown

Eighteenth & A Street, Antioch Square

Antioch, California

757-4600

SAN JOAQUIN

FIRST FEDERAL

SAVINGS

210 Dainty Avenue

Brentwood, California

634-1137

Open Monday & Tuesday 10-4

Liz Barthman, Jeannette Carter

BRENTWOOD FURNITURE

Complete Home Furnishings
Floor Coverings-Custom Draperies

Televisions-Stereos-Appliances
634-4480

Rose Robles, Filomena Sarmento

ELLIE'S BEAUTY SALON

Ellie Billingsley

Dot Marchio

Deena Yoder ... to serve you

634-2422

6471st Street

Brentwood

Phone: (415)684-2657

3303 Gateway Road
Bethel Island, Calif.

BETHEL ISLAND
GOLF COURSE

Bill and Connie Conner-Managers

/iX , ,

John Showaker

CLINTON, W.
SUDWEEKS

General Contractors

Floating Structures

Commercial - 625-2927

Residential -634-3922

339 A Brownstone Road

Oakley

OVER 14 YEARS IN ANTIOCH
ITALIAN SPECIALTIES

PIZZA USAGNE
EGGPLANT PARMIGIANA

CALAMARI
RAVIOLI ■ SPAGHETTI
1 — STEAK SEA FOODS
:; TORPEDO SANDWICHES

^ LL'N'CH & DINNER
" OPEN TUES - Sl'N

704 W. 2ND ANTIOCH

ORDERS TO OO

757-6311

BRENTWOOD DISPOSAL
SERVICE

761 Second Street
Brentwood, California

634-4089

Best of Luck to
Class of 75

CARTER'S MARINE
CENTER

P.O. Box 488
Bethel Island, Calif. 94511

DR. MINOR D. CALLAWAY
CHIROPRACTOR

Telephone:
(415)634-1141

218Chestnut
Brentwood, California 94513

Ruth Maiocco, Rhonda Martin, John Showaker, Jim Zwetz

10 Stnvt

AUTO CENTER

IN ANTIOCH

European Motors

SPECIALISTS IN THE REPAIR OF
• VOLKSWAGEN & OTHER FOREIGN CARS

"From Minor Tune-Ups To Major Overhauls

We Do It All" /-3^^

ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS .--^^^/

r-AT DISCOUNT PRICESi
OPEN 6 DAYS J

FREE ESIIMAKS

810 WEST TENTH STREET

754-3250

171

Jim Zwetz, John Showaker, Rhonda Martin, Ruth Maiocco

Skyway Auto Wreckers, Inc.

24 Hour Towing - 7 Days A Week
8 to 6 P.M.

CARS BOUGHT & SOLD
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

Highway 4 & Sims Brentwood 634-2400

Good Luck Class of 1975

CAPRI BEAUTY SALON

221 Oak Street

Brentwood

634-4812

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IHOUSE OF VR

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Kedl Est«)te

For all of your real estate needs contact us at:

311 Oak Street

Brentwood, Calif.

634-4112

BETHEL MARKET

All Your Grocery Needs

684-2040

35 Bethel Island Road
Bethel Island, California

For tiie BEST DEALS and SALES
See

MARTIN M. ENOS, SR.

Owner

LEO MASSONI

Manager
Charlie Wegner

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172

LEO'S SPORTING GOODS & HARDWARE

Corner Third and Mam

Gunsmithing Service

See Charlie

Home:
Dealers:

634-3120
634-1133

Lorri White, Janet Hustedt, Val Bilbo, Becky Zavala

DELTA TRACTOR

Corner of East 18th and Olive Lane
757-9300

Jennifer Beaver

CASEY'S CUSTOM PAINT
& BODY SHOP

Pick-ups, Cars, Vans, Boats, and Bikes
Insurance Work Also

Mike Casey

634-1133

1142 N. Highway 4
Brentwood, Calif.

Pai.la <;r-ir^rtir,^ Pr^c«>P^^^I,

BECKY'S COFFEE SHOP

where friendly people meet
and try our delicious food.

Highway 4 Oakley
625-2172

BRENTWOOD FEED
& SUPPLY

609 Railroad Ave.

Brentwood, Calif. 94513

Complete Albers Feeds

Full Veterinary Supplies

Ranch and Tack Equipment

Bob & Jim Hoffner

Tel. 634-1210

173

IMILE NORTH OF BRENTWOOD - HWY. 4 AT SUNSET ROAD

Phone 634-4822

DAVE & JIM'S GULF

Congratulations Class of 75

Laura Nunn, Pat McMurtrey, Ruth Maiocco, Debbie Young

174

RANCHO FURNITURE

Larry Smith

Highway 4 & Bolton Rd.
Oakley, California

Phone
Bus. 625-2560

VILLAGE COIFFURERS

Specializing in men's hairstyling and
teenage styling for boys. Open seven
days a week.

634-4549

1432 Highway 4
Brentwood, Calif.

No Appointments Necessary

We Carry an Assortment

of Lee's, Wrangler,

Jeans, Jackets, & Coats

MORGAN'S WESTERN
SUPPLY

CLOTHING* FEED* TACK* VET REMEDIES
"The Complete Western Store"

(415)625-3949

P.O. Box925Hwy4
Oakley, Calif. 94561

LAIRD AND STUART REALTY

for all of your real-estate needs

353 Walnut Blvd. 634-2165

Brentwood, California

Jeannetfe Carter, Liz Barthman

DELTA GARAGE

Congratulations Class of 75
For all you auto needs:

DODGE -DODGE DART

754 Railroad Avenue 634-3516

Rose Robles

COTTAGE FLORIST

Floral and Gifts
1412 "A" Street, Antioch, Calif. 94509 - 757-2373; 757-9262

BOB and MARY FRANCHETTO

BEST WISHES

McKELL DRUG
COMPANY

Antioch Square
Lucky Shopping Center

Antioch

Your Antioch Rexall Stores

757-2266

Prescription Specialists

HOME COOKED
FOOD

TERRY'S
TABLE

Just Over The Bridge

BETHEL ISLAND

Phone 684-2414

Props: Terry & Phil

We Feature Breakfast

& Lunch Every Day

Dinners

Fri., Sat. & Sun.

Closed Tuesday

175

Robert S. Heitmeyer

Hal E. Birgejr.

DELTA SANDS NURSERY

wholesale Grower of General
Nursery Stock

Yard 625-2528 Office 634-4180

Rt 2, Box 18 P.O. Box F-Brentwood

End of Honey Lane off Hwy 4, Oakley

Phone: 684-2723
(AreaCodeMIS)

WALT PIERCE MARINE SERVICE

ENGINE & HULL REPAIR
REFINISHING

5614Sandmound Blvd.

P.O. Box BH

Bethel island, Calif. 94511

Walt Pierce

Free Estimates

BYER'S
AUTO BODY REPAIRS

Lenny Byer
634-3198

Brentwood, Calif.
104 Oak St.

Lorri White, Debbie Young, Valerie Bilbo

John Showaker

Lyie V. Case

412 East 18th Street

Antioch / California

Phone 757-6420

176

CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF '75

Compliments of

PAUL E. McKEE,

D.D.S.

JOHN 1. GILBERT,

D.D.S.

THE TURQUOISE PLANT

208 "G" Street

Antioch, California 94509

(415)754-4915

Reservation Direct Handcrafted Indian jewelry

Custom Navajo and Zuni Work

Repairs

Breiituood.
Calitornia

centrOmakt

OUflLliy fOOD SIOHS

Oakley,
Califortiia

Debbie Young, Diane Moore

177

Rpthel Harbor

"Elevator Launch

Pat and John Walsh

Harbor Road, Bethel Island
684-2141

PHILLIPS PRINTERS

AND

BOOKS

204 "G" Street, Antioch, Ca.

757-3253

Tom and Sam Matthews, Publishers

BobGromm. Managing Editor
Published Thursday at Brentwood,
Contra Costa County, California

Office: 654 Third Street at Oak

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 157

Phone:634-3123

DIXIE'S

Country Crafts

CONTINENTAL CLUB
RESTAURANT

220 A Oak Street

Brentwood, California

Cocktails and Banquets
1446 Hwy 4 Brentwood, California

Dixie Hendrix
Ph. 634-2882 Owner

634-8994

SPECIALIZING IN WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

LEE'S MARKET

Fresh Meats, Produce,

Beer and Wine

Wi. . ^

, REAL ESTATE

We Cut and Wrap Freezer Order
Open 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.

TELEPHONE Ml 5) 6843420

5998 BETHEL ISLAND ROAD BETHEL ISLAND

CALIf 94511

178

Highway 4 and Sunset Road 634-3019

DIABLO FARM
EQUIPMENT

John Deere Farm Equipment

And Consumer Products
634-3578

1237 Highway 4
Brentwood, California

Laura Nunn, Debbie Young

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Rhonda Martin, Jim Zwetz

TRIANGLE DODGE

Triangle Mobile Homes

and

Recreational Vehicle Center

85 E. 18th
Antioch, California

Mai Vineberg
General Manager

Bus. Phone 757-7200

Oadge

BRENTWOOD
FLORAL SERVICE

Flowers for All Occasions
Patrick G. and Donnalee McHenry

839 First Street
634-3600

A & W

335 Oak St. Brentwood

Richard and Deb

Owners

RUSSO'S HARBOR

At the End of Piper Rd.
Bethel Island

Dry Dock, Covered Berths, Launch

P.O. Box 487

684-2024

Joe Russo

Rhonda Martin

ANTIOCH STATIONERS

757-1550

180

Congratulations Class of 75

LONE TREE WAY
MEDICAL -DENTAL

Dr. Abe Kaplan

Dr. Hugh V. Maiocco

Dr. Paul Krey

Dr. James Wadnizak

1 ^ ^

Paula Sciortino

BERRY'S PASTRY

Best Known for Quality
We specialize in wedding cakes
and decorated cakes for all occasions

Antioch Shopping Center

757-5858

RALPH G ARROW
REAL ESTATE

1312 A Street
Antioch, California 94509
Telephone (415) 757-3770

Lorri White, Valerie Bilbo

CARAMIHO

Produce Co.

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS OF 75

Patty McMurtrey, Laura Nunn

OLOSMOBILE

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lOB

L. J. rloqan

HCGAM CHEVPOLET
OLDSMOBILE. IMC.

114.2 North Hiway a

BRENT^'OOD. CALir. 94S13

Phone (.415) 63.4-1133

AJlEll] iHlAlftlDlwUIRIt

Ross-Fernandes, Inc.

211 W. 19th Street, Antioch, Calif.

(415) 757-2500

Filomena Sarmento

Antioch's Finest

PAUL'S FOSTER'S FREEZE

Food and Refreshment Center

"Best Dressed Burgers in Town"

COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE

Open Daily 11 to 11:30 Fri. & Sat. Till Mid.

400 East 18th St. Antioch 757-6441

Lorri White

BanK OF

flGRicuLTURe I commeRce

Compliments and Best Wishes
Class of 75

Member of F.D.I. C.
740 First Street Brentwood, California

ANTIOCH EVERGREEN

FLORIST

AND NURSERY

Free Delivery and Garden Supplies
William and MillieGill

757-4568

Highway 4 Antioch

ALPINE PACKING
COMPANY

Wholesale Meats
and Sausages

350 W. Wakefield Road
Stockton, California 95207

JAKE'S VARIETY STORE

655 First Street
Brentwood, Calif. 94513

Best Wishes to Class of 75

Owners
Jay & Judy Gunder

Cheryl Clements, Debbie

BRENTWOOD
SHELL SERVICE

Electronic Tune-Up
Complete Brake Service
Air Conditioning Service
Wheel Balancing
ALLSTATE Motor Club
Headlight Adjustment

1355 Hwy 4, Cor. Broderick

Open 7 Days a Week

Phone 634-8954

BankAmericard-Master Charge-Shell Credit Cards

183

.DAYS

PUCCINELLI'S
ANCHOR

BAR & RESTAURANT

Family Style Italian Dinners

At the end of Gateway Rd., Bethel Island

NOW OPEN

In Our New Location
At Frank's Marina

•BREAKFAST •LUNCH •DINNER

Banquet Facilities
FOOD TO TAKE OUT

SERVING Mon.Thurt. 6 a.m. ■ 10 p.m.
OPEN 6 A.M. DAILY Frirfoy & Saturday til 1 1 p.m.

Sunday til 10 p.m.

Bethel Island Ph. 684-2404

Beneficial Finance
System - Since 1914

BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.

of Antioch

County East Shopping Center

2676 Somersville Road

Antioch, California, 94509

Bob Davis
Manager

Telephone: 757-5170

DR. RICHARD F. RYE

OPTOMETRIST

Congratulations
Class of 75

BERG JEWELER

625 First Street

Brentwood, California

94513

Diamonds, Jewelry, and Gifts

634-3639

Pontell's-Antioch Music Box 407 G Street -Antioch -757-6618

^^FQR MUSI(=

LARGEST SELECTION OF 8 TRACK TAPES IN ENTIRE AREA

SELL AND INSTALL AUTO STEREO ■ RADIOS ■ SPEAKERS " ACCESSORIES

DISCOUNT PRICES! for people *ho love to save $

WE REPAIR AUTO STEREOS - RADIOS - RECORDING

Rose Marie Robles,
Paula Sciortino,
Filomena Sarmento,
Lorri White

, HOWARD ,,

Jounsons

^ "HJ" Restaurant ^

2430 Mohogany Way
in the K-mort Shopping Center, Antioch

BRIDGEHEAD DRIVE-IN, STAMM
THEATRE & CAMPANIL CINEMA

P.O. Box 633

Antioch, California

-^Ai^-i^i^x

Apprionce
Furniture

Largest Selection of ^•jk*.

Stereo Component Equipment & GlFfS
in Eastern Contra Costa County.

514 W. 4th St.

Town A Country Downtown

757-5555

Filomena Sarmento, Rose Marie Robles, Lorri White, Paula Sciortino

STOCK PHARMACY

Prescription Specialists

Participating Drug Programs

AETNA -PREPAID -PAID -

BLUESHIELD- CHAMPUS-

PCC- PCS -MEDICAL

757-5355
Bernard R. Stock

1518 A Street
Antioch,CA 94509

IRENE'S

Personal Selections of the latest styles in sportswear,
long and short skirts, sweaters, blouses, tops, long and
short dresses, and car coats.

Misses Sizes From 8-20
Ask Us About Our Layaway Plan

Julie DeSair, Denise Cruz

BANK OF
AMERICA

241 Oak Street
Brentwood, California

Bob Andrews

ARCO PRODUCTS

Dealer

Tune-up

Brake Service

Tires- Batteries- Accessories

186

Bob's ARCO Service
225 East 18th Street
Antioch. Calif.
Telephone 757-6068

ARCO

6'euc!&

VILLAGE DELICATESSEN

Levio & Elsie Lombordi 757-0412

1516 A Street Antioch, California

Pizza, Torpedo and Submarine

Sandwiches, Ravioli and Spaghetti,

Barbecued Chicken and Spare Ribs

Domestic and Imported Cheeses

JOSTEN'S PRODUCTS

SYMBOLIZE YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

FINEST TRADITIONS - SCHOOL SPIRIT - f.RADlATlON - ACHIEVEMENT

FINE CLASS RINGS YEARBOOKS - DIPLOMAS
AWARDS - GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS

SERVING THE THIRD GENERATION
OF AMERICA'S FINEST STl'DENTS

Your personal representative M r. Richard Dix

115 Burton Court
Danville, Calif.

KEN'S BAD
BOY MARKET

"Choice Beef at its Best"
"Where Service is King"

"We sell the best ground meats in the County.
Good Luck 75 Grads

634-3245

320 Oak Street

Brentwood

DELTA MARINE
SERVICE

Congratulations Graduates
6301 Bethel Island Road

DIABLO AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICALS CO.

DEWEY DE MARTINI

Debbie Young, Diane Moore

Hair Depot

Hair Design for Men and Women
RK Scientific Hair Care Center

1864 'A' STREET
ANTIOCH, CA 94509

For Appointment Call
757-5290

DR. GERALD J. JEFFRY

'Congratulations Class of 75"

1205 A Street
Antioch

Janet Hustedt, Becky Zavala, Valerie Bilbo

187

Sears

SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO.

2600 Somersville Rd. County East Mall
Antioch, California 94509
757-2020

HAL BAILEY'S L&H PAINTS

2000 A Street
Antioch, Calif. 94509

Phone: 754-2323

Debbie Young, Cheryl Clements

Liberty Drug

For Prescription Service

Billy E. Henderson, Ph.G.

1452 Highway 4

634-2141

Brentwood

0 COPPER KETTLE
DELICATESSEN

313 Oak Street, Brentwood, Ca.

Sandwiches, Pizza, Hot Foods, Cheeses,
Cold Meats, and Barbequed Chicken.

634-2818

Carolyn Fertado
Owner

ANTIOCH

SEWING MACHINE

VACUUM CLEANER
CENTER

Sewing Machine Sales and Service

Bob Bennett

757-4981

209 G Street

^o^/?i^ oZ/me/ OZ^^€/ic&^

CALL US OR VISIT OUR OFFICE
FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS

DOWNTOWN ANTIOCH
West Second & G-Streets

phone:
757-3643

Becky Zavala, Lorri White, Janet Hustedt, Val Bilbo

Jim Zwetz, John Showaker

JAMES
FINE MEN'S APPAREL

1653 "A" Street
Antioch, California 94509

757-1055

BILL BRANDT FORD

FORD

Brentwood
1245 Highway 4

COMPARE OUR SERVICE TOO!

DIABLO VIEW FLORIST

^\ Flowers Whisper What Words

"' Never Say

FLORIST TRANS WORLD DELIVERY SERVICE

1925 D Street

Shively

757-4636
Antioch, California

SPORTSMAN'S
BARBER SHOP

IF THE FISH AIN'T BITIN'
GET A HAIRCUT

6355 Bethel Island Road Bethel Island
684-2869

S>*1t

STATE FARM

INSURANCE

State Farm Insurance Companies
Home Offices-Bloomington, Illinois

CARL CROSS
Walter H. Reinke

Auto- Fire- Homeowners
Life Insurance Too

516W. 4thSt.
Antioch, Cal. 94509

Bus. 757-6600
Res. 625-2668

189

Diane

Moore

Juliette

Bettencourt

WILLIAM B. COX

Brentwood Office

733 Second Street

William B. Cox - Broker

Val Bilbo
Lorri White
Becky Zavala
Japet Hustedt

MlliamB.COX

RRD RSSOCiaTES

RERL ESTRTE

Phone-634-1165

HOMES -BUILDING SITES

Bethel Island Office

3025 Gateway Road

Antioch

Tiresfone

3214 Delta Fair Blvd.
Antioch, Ca. 94509

(415)754-3000

Denise Cruz, Julie DeSair

.*^'J

THE PAINT HOUSE

Automotive and House Paints

paints, accessories, and wallpapers

1524 A Street
Antioch 757-2838

238 Oak Street
Brentwood 634-2616

FREE DELIVERIES

Proprietors: Dennis and Rita Murphy

DER WltMEPSCHMITZEL

200 East 18th Street
antioch. ca. 94s09

PAUL ARCHER
757-9724
754-2392

FIRST RATE— NOT CUT RATE

KEEP-U-NEAT CLEANERS

1815 A Street

Antioch, California

WHITE SHIRTS OUR SPECIALTY

Owner
Richard Spohn

Manager
Don Gotten

Phone
757-1775

CUTINO'S FEED SUPPLY

Feed For All Animals

Complete Car, Truck arid

Tractor Tires

500 Main Street 625-2200

Oakley, California

DIXIE'S

COUNTRY CRAFTS

220 Oak Street
Brentwood, California

Ph. 634-2882

Dixie Hendrix
Owner

ohn Showaker, Rhonda Martin, Ruth Maiocco, Jim Zwetz

DELTA VOLKSWAGEN

Sales - Service - Parts

3100 Delta Fair Blvd. Antioch, Calif.
757-6040

1317 Highway 4
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yearbook editor thanks staff, students, pros

PAUSING FOR A QUICK GLANCE are Lorri White, Senior Class Editor and Valerie Bilbo,
Layout Editor, as they work together to finish their pages and meet their deadline!
As a Senior, this is Lorri's last year contributing her time and effort on annual staff.

PONDERING over a great decision

or maybe just daydreaming, is the

yearbook advisor Mr. Batze.

The organization and successful outcome of a yearbook is accom-
plished from the dedication and loyalty to our school. This year I am hap-
py to have had great support from many special people. I would like to
express my sincere thanks to Mr. Dave Cowan for producing our pho-
tographs, William R. Stephenson for his help with the organization of
our yearbook; the American Yearbook Co. for publishing our book and
the LUHS district for its support.

Special thanks go to Mr. William Batze, our yearbook advisor, for ail
his time and patience for helping me make it through the year; our
fantastic staff and you for making this year's yearbook sales the greatest
number ever sold.

Sincerely,
Susan Chan
Editor-in-Chief

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HYPNOTIZED in a state of bewilderment, are Marilyn Sanabria, Rosemary Mar-
tinez, Denise Tooley and Kathy Serna as each of them rest their heads on their

hands

LION 75
Yearbook Staff

Susan Chan . . .

Editor-in-Chief
Lori Modrall . . .

Assistant Editor

Senior Editor
Debbie Young . . .

Assistant Editor

Assistant Ads Editor
Diane Ambrosino . . .

Curriculum Editor
Valerie Bilbo . ..

Layout Editor
Steve Bishop . . .

Assistant Sports Editor

Photograpner
Debbie Celoni . . .

Head Sports Editor
Rick Folsom . . .

Photographer
John Gomes . . .

Head Photographer

Yearbook Society President
KimGreggs . . .

Classes Editor

Index Editor

Photographer
Debra Maggiora . . .

Photo Editor

Yearbook Sales
Ruth Maiocco . . .

Ads Editor

Photographer

Yearbook Society Vice-President
Rosemary Martinez . . .

Activities Editor

Photographer
Marilyn Sanabria . . .

Assistant Sports Editor

Photograpner
Julie Schitters . . .

Activities Editor

Photographer
Kathy Serna . . .

Classes Editor

Photographer
Jan Stolhand . . .

Layout Editor
Denise Tooley . . .
Classes Editor
Photographer
Lorri White . . .
Senior Class Editor

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As one takes the LION 75 yearbook and reminsces about the year of 74-75
he is venturing the glorious past of "Yesterday Once More."

The staff members selected this theme to initiate the idea of looking
back and seeing things from the past.

The LION 75 yearbook goes back in tradition as the cover is enchanted
by our school seal aside from the unconventional cover of yesteryear.
This design represents a spectrum of our school and its meaning. The
courageous lion signifies our school's mascot the "Liberty Lion." The leaves
of cardinal and gold represent our brilliant school colors. The shield holds
the symbols of the lamp of learning and wisdom, the wings of athletics and
the plow of agriculture — all vital to the fulfillment at Liberty and associated
with the content of this book.

The endsheets and spot color also correlate with the traditional idea in
metalic gold.

We hope you thoroughly enjoy this yearbook and appreciate the hours
of hard work for your remembrance of "Yesterday Once More."

bottoms up,
n the Spring

TOP ROW: Debra Maggiora, Jan Stolhand
Denise Tooley, Susan Chan, Diane Ambrosino,
Lori Modrall, Rosemary Martinez, Steven
Bishop, Mr. William Batze. SECOND ROW:
John Gomes, Valerie Bilbo, Debbie Young
Julie Schwitters, Marilyn Sanabria, Kim
Griggs, Debbie Celoni, Kathy Serna,
Ruth Maiocco.

195

index

Abbott, Ladd; 20
Abney, Kim; 20,35,132,133
Abrahamson, Anita; 49
Abrahamson, David; 56
Abrahamson, Elise; 20
Ackerley, Carl; 41,68
Ackerman, Alta; 150
Adams, Joni; 41
Adams, Larry G; 41
Adams, Larry R.; 41
Adams, Dr. Michael; 5,150
Adams, Patty; 41
Adams, Rich; 56
Addington, Sandy; 41
Aguilera, Morris; 56
Aguirre, Robert; 56,134
Alderson, Jan; 56
Allen, Keith; 56
Allen, Michael; 56
Allen, Roni; 49
Allen, Teresa; 49,126,135
Almodovar, Pamela; 20
Altes, Kenneth; 56
Alvarador, John; 20
Alverson, Karen; 41
Alves, James; 150
Amador, Tony; 20
Amador, Lupe; 41
Amar, Janette; 56,110
Amar, LuAnn; 20
Ambrosino, Diana; 41,135,138
Ambrosino, Joseph; 20,135
Ambrosino, Patricia; 56,135
Analos, Jess; 49
Anderson, Pam; 49
Anderson, Tammy; 41
Andrade, David; 49
Andrade, Gary; 4,20,134,135
Arce, Julia; 150
Armenia, John; 133
Armstrong, Richard; 49
Armstrong, Shellie; 56
Arp, Dorothy; 150
Arterberry, Tim; 41,138
Aslakson, Scott; 41
Atkinson, Christopher; 56
Atkinson, Thomas; 21
Avalos, Mike; 56
Axelgard, Karen;
Azevedo, Debbie; 56
Azevedo, Manuel; 150

Bacchini, Christina; 56,57

Bacchini, Steven; 49,134,135

Bacigalupi, Marvin; 41,71,134,135

Bagwell, Jesse; 41

Ball, Anthony; 21

Ball, Mitchell; 49,70,71

Banuelos, Richard; 42

Barajas, Georgina; 42

Barajas, Isabel; 56

Barnes, Danny; 42

Barnes, John; 21

Bartee, Gary; 21

Barthman, Elizabeth; 42,170,175

Bascom, Oliver; 150

Bates, James; 56

Bates, Lucke; 49

Batesel, Bart; 56

Batesel, Versa!; 49,71

Batze, William; 150,152

Bauerlein, James; 56

Bauerlein, Kelly; 12,21,82,159,99

Bausch, Lauri; 42

Beaver, Jennifer; 42,44,173

Becerra, Francisco; 49

Beck, Robin; 150

Beeks, Janet; 49,126,135

Beffero, Frank; 74

Bell, Billy; 56,134,135

Behne, Daniel; 21

Bennett, Fred; 21

Beno, Jean; 21,80

Berumen, Anthony; 68,69

Berumen, Frank; 151

Bettencourt, Juliette; 5,21,134,190

Bevill, Scott; 56,73,135,99

Bilbo, Valerie; 49,163,164,165,173,176,181,

188,190
Billingsley, Rosemarie; 42,78,79,138
Bishop, Stephen; 49,71,99
Black, Jerry; 44,72,73,151
Blacker, Paul; 49,98,99
Blevins, Rodney; 21
Blevins, Shirle; 49

Bloomfield, Ann; 4,8,21,114,116,177
Bloomfield, Jack; 151
Bloomfield, Thomas; 49,71
Bojorquez, Sandra; 56
Boltzen,Jan; 21,35,38
Bomben, Donelle; 151
Bone, Debra; 56
Borden, Diana; 21,42
Borges, Laura; 42
Borges, Linda; 49
Boss, Kena; 56
Bough, Ken; 42
Bowling, Barton; 21
Bowling, Peggy; 42
Boykin, Michael; 56
Boykin, Robert; 42
Brackenridge, Malinda; 49
Brackenridge, Shirley; 21
Bradley, Dennis; 49
Bradley, Phillip; 56,73,88
Bradley, Rick; 49,102
Branvold, Debbie; 42,133
Briseno, Homer; 56
Briseno, Joseph; 42
Bristow, Judith; 56,110,111
Bristow, Merrideth; 49,132,134
Bronzan, Kathryn; 56,80
Bronzan, Laurel; 56,80
Bronzan, Lou; 151
Brooks, Anne; 56
Brooks, Debbie; 49
Brooks, Gladys; 22,135
Brooks, Jerry; 22
Broussard, Daniel; 42,76,77,91
Broussard, David; 68,69
Brown, Cheryl; 56
Brown, Cindy; 42
Brown, Kerri; 49
Brown, Lanny; 42
Brown, Tim; 42,102
Brunsvold, Steven; 151
Buckler, Michele; 42,135
Buckley, Dennis; 151
Burkham, Steve; 42
Burkhart, Lynn; 56
Burrola, Luz; 49
Burrola, Maria; 56

Burroughs, Robert; 42,84,134,135,108,109
Bustos, Celinda; 56
Bustos, Sylvia; 22
Butler, Kevin; 22,135

Buzas, Kyndl; 42,91
Byer, Jackie; 8,22,115,117
Byer, Nancy; 49,134,135
Byrd, Don; 22
Byroads, Judith; 22
Byron, Mary; 56
Byron, Patricia; 49

Caballero, Javier; 59,71

Cabral, Deolinda; 56

Cagle, Sherry; 50

Caine, Velvette; 9,22,79

Cakebread, Susan; 42

Calvert, Robert; 56

Campbell, Carol; 42

Cannon, Linda; 56

Cardona, Sigifredo; 42,74

Cardoso, Joe;

Cardoso, Lisa; 50

Carmona, Cornelio; 22

Carreon, Lisa; 56

Carrillo, Emilio; 50,86,87

Carter, Jeannette; 12,42,79,170,175,99

Carter, Michael; 56,102,103

Carvajal, Felipe; 50,87

Carvajal, Tamera; 56

Casey, Billie; 151

Casassa, Teresa; 56

Castellanoz, Ana; 56

Castellanoz, Theresa; 50

Castillo, Louis; 56

Castillo, Tony; 56

Castillo, Victoriano; 56,73,88

Cecchini, Kathleen; 22

Celoni, Debbie; 42,114,115,117

Celoni, Leonard; 151

Celoni, Lori; 8,22,115,117,168

Cero, Rickey; 50

Chambers, Blaine; 50,135

Chan, Susan; 9,22,114,117

Chane, Doug; 50

Chase, Bill; 56

Chavarria, Edward; 56

Chavez, Adeline; 57

Chavez, Fernando; 57

Chavez, Joe; 50

Chavez, Neomi; 42

Chavez, Roberta; 9,22

Child, Harold; 151

Cipponeri, Vincent; 57,73

Clark, Barbara 151

Clark, Debra; 57

Clark, Tottie; 57

Clayburn, Gerald; 152

Clemens, Brian; 57,109

Clements, Casey; 50

Clements, Cheryl; 50,169,183,188

Clements, Randall; 57

Cline, William; 57,73

Cloutier, Sherry; 57

Cochnauer, Allan; 22

Coelho, Mark; 50,70,71

Coelho, Michael; 50

Cohen, Sam; 152

Colemen, Colleen; 50

Collins, Kathy; 23

Conn, Kim; 42

Conn, Steven; 57,73

Continente, Perry; 57

Continente, Theresa; 16,50,110

Conway, Julie; 42,130,133

Conway, Mark; 16,20,23

Combes, Janet; 57

Cooper, Jeff; 50

Cooper, Michael; 42

196

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FFA TOP ROW: Chris Kingsbury, Robert Burroughs, Tony FHarrewyn, Irving Sherman, Brian Shimer. SECOND ROW: Adviser Lynn FHarmonson,
Tom Seeno, Mike Jensen, MaryLynn Johnson, James DeHart, Joni Adams, Joe Russo, Matt Kohan, Barbara Pedersen, Julie Schwitters, Philip
Somerhalder, Brian Shimer, Randy Schwitters, Darlene Stewart, Don Mattos. THIRD ROW: Adviser Bill Michaud, Denise Wortham, Sandi
DelBarba, Amy Leinweber, David Weatherby, Mannuel Soras, John Cox, Mary Cozakas, Dan Lynch, Eddie Shores, Dan Beck, Phil Bradley,
Ed McClelland, David Weeks, Adviser Pat Young. FOURTH ROW: Renee Silva, Dianne Mello, Cindy Wetzel, Joe Soares, David Garcia, Vicki
DelBarba, Chuck Shahan, Ken Bough, Bill Michaud, Greg Morgan. BOTTOM ROW: Joey DeBorba, Patty Ambrosino, Skip Jensen, Diana
Ambrosino, Rick Merrit, Mitzi Michaud, Julie DeBorba, Patty Williams, Don Byrd, Bobby Phillips.

Cornelius, Kathy; 23
Cornelius, LuAnn; 42
Cornell, Joseph; 57
Cornell, Julie; 23
Costa, Daniel; 42,135
Dottreil, Debbie; 50
Coulson, Melody; 23
Cowger, Kelly; 57
Cowger, Pam; 23
Cox, Edith; 50
Cox, John; 42,127
Cox, Lynn; 57
Coy, Julie; 57,80,81
Cozakas, Mary; 57,138
Crandell,Gwen; 24,74,110
Crawford, Gerald; 152,102
Cronk, Daniel; 24
Crown, Leanne; 50,126
Crump, Carline; 24
Cruz, Denise; 42,162,186,190
Cruz, Jose; 57,76,77
Cruz, Juanita; 24
Cueva, Angel; 24
Cunha, Steve; 50
Currier, Pam; 152

Cutino, Joe; 152

Dacus, Patricia; 9,153
Dannelley, Maxine; 4,50
Darst, Sherry; 57
Daugherty, Eddie; 24
Davenport, Duke; 42
Davis, Chris; 42
Davis, Deborah; 50
Davis, Deborah; 24
Davis, Donald; 57
Davis, Jacky; 42
Davis, James; 50,71
Davis, Janet; 24
Davis, Jeffrey; 24
Davis, Karen; 50
Davis, Leeland; 57
Davis, Marvin; 42
Davis, Pamela; 57
Davis, Toni; 57
Dawson, Keith; 9,13,91,153
Day, Jeffrey; 50,134,135

Dean, Kelli; 24,129
Deardorff, David; 42
Dearman, Betty; 50
DeBorba, Joe; 25,127
DeBorba, Julie; 42
DeHart, James; 57
DelaGraza, Martha; 57
DelaGarza, Saul; 50,71
DeLaRosa, George; 25
DelBarba, Dino; 42
DelBarba, Sandi; 42,138,99
DelBarba, Victoria; 57
Delgado, Carlos; 50
Delgado, Tina; 9,25
Delllmmagine, Marc; 25
DelReai, Maria; 50
DeMartini, Nancy; 25
DeParsia, Frank; 74,153
DePiazza, Robert; 42
DeSair, Julia; 42,138,162,186,190
Dessaussois, Leean; 57,135
DeVera, Debra; 57
DeVera, Joseph; 42
Devine, Phillip; 130,133,153
Diaz, Trinidad; 50

197

index

Diehl, Virginia; 153

Dickinson, Richard; 57

Ditmars, Kevin; 25

Doi, Nancy; 153

Domingo, David; 25,74,75

Domingo, Dianne; 50

Dominguez, Peggy; 50,114,116,117

Donnell, Jerry; 50

Donnell, Joann; 50

Dorog, Priscilla; 42

Dorog, Steve; 50

Dozier, Michael; 42

Drake, Carol; 42

Drake, Cheryl; 51,79

Drake, June; 153

Duarte, Leonard; 51

Duke, Donna; 57

Duke, Kathy; 43

Duncan, Michelle; 51

Durbin, Erin; 51

Dutra, Natalie; 153

Dutra, Sherri; 57

Ebersole, Gerald; 51

Ebersole, Gary; 25,76,77

Elder, Tom; 43

Ellison, Douglas; 9,43,68,135,138

Ellison, Gary; 26,165

Ellsworth, Nancy; 51

Eisea, David; 51

Elsea, Doug; 26,43

Engelhardt, Fred; 57,135

England, Jack; 99

England, Sherri; 57

Enos, Randy; 51

Enos, Ron; 9,68,153

Enos, Russell; 26,68,69

Erickson, Kathleen; 57,135

Erickson, Sherry; 43,115,116,117

Erskine, Kim; 26

Eslick, Erick; 43,134,135

Esparza, Martha; 74

Esparza, Oscar; 43

Esquivel, Ram; 57

Evje, Kent; 99

Eviiya, Tulin; 26

Farmer, Patricia; 51
Fee, Patricia; 57
Felix, Olga; 43
Ferguson, Steve; 43
Ferrado, Tina; 57,138,127
Ferrill, Jack; 9,68,153
Fertado, Kim; 51
Fitzpatrick, Teri; 26
Fletcher, Tamala; 57
Folsom, Richard; 57
Fortner, Billie; 154
Fortner, Steven;7,73,88,89,135
Fortner, Sue; 153
Fowler, Cindy; 51
Fowler, Forrest; 58
Frazier, Deena; 43
Frazier, Kelley; 51,135
Frazier, Kimberly; 58
Frazier, Lonnie; 51
Frazier, Vallerie; 26
Freeze, David; 58,73,90,91

Freeze, Richard; 51
Fuentes, Jonas; 74,75
Fuller, Twila; 26
Funez, Mike; 43

Gage, Valerie; 5,26,78,79,110

Gaines, Joseph; 43

Galbrait, Scott; 43

Galindo, Mike; 27

Gallegos, Jerri Ann; 51

Galletti, Barbara; 58

Galloway, Koleen; 58

Galloway, Kreig; 44

Galvan, Martha; 27

Galvan, Ramon; 51

Galvan, Rosa; 27

Galvez, Antonio; 51

Galv

Gam

Garc

in, Steve; 27

ino, Gail; 44

ino, Gina; 51

ia, David; 58

ia, Delia; 27

ia, Diana; 51

ia, Eddie; 4,27,32,35,128,152

ia, Efrem; 44

ia, Eleanor; 44

ia, Elva; 58

ia, Elvira; 27

ia, Ernesto; 44,76,77

ia, Fidel; 44

ia, Gloria; 58

ia. Hector; 27

ia, Isabel; 58

ia, Manuel; 44
Michael; 51

ia, Nolberto; 51,71

ia, Raymundo; 58

ia, Soledad; 44

ia, Victoria; 9,44,80

ia, Ysidro; 44
Gardner, Robert; 27
Gary, Kathy; 51
Gasca, Aurora; 58
Gasca, Lupe; 58
Gaylor, Chris; 27,68,69
Gaylor, Kenneth; 44,68,69
Gerry, Leonard; 154
Geyser, Leah; 58,60
Ghiggeri, Jeannie; 4,8,27,168
Ghiggeri, Roy; 86,87,88,154
Ghilarducci, Dina; 58
Ghiozzi, Sinda; 51
Giannini, Daria; 51,133,135
Giles, Lloyd; 154
Gill, Garrett; 58,73
Gill, Richard; 51
Gillette, Daniel; 51,70
Glenn, Jeanne; 154
Glenn, Robert; 67,154
Golliher, David; 51
Gomes, John; 27,130,134,135
Gomez, Raul; 13,27
Gomez, Veronica; 51
Gonsalves, Steve; 51
Gonsalves, Timi; 44
Gonzales, Kimberly; 27
Gonzales, Mike; 13,57,72,73,88
Gonzalez, Armando; 58
Gonzalez, Dennis; 58
Gonzalez, Jose; 51
Gonzalez, Juan; 58
Gonzalez, Mike; 58
Gonzalez, Ricky; 58
Gonzalez, Robert; 154

Grahn, James; 51,86,87,102,103

Grant, Julie; 51

Graves, Cheryl;' 58

Graves, Paula; 48,8,27,38,114,116,117,168

Graves, Reine; 51,138

Graves, Roger; 51,66,70,71,84,135

Gray, Cynthia; 58

Gray, Danny; 51

Gray, Dusty; 51

Gray, Keninin; 44

Green, Harry; 44,109

Greenleaf, Kathy; 58

Greenwood, Mary Ann; 28

Griggs, Kimberly; 51

Groseclose, Byron; 28

Grover, Crystal; 44

Grover, Mark; 51

Gruessing, Jim; 44

Guerra, Gilbert; 51

Guerra, Richard; 28

Gunder, Collleen; 51

Gunder, Mark; 51

Gursky, Mike; 51,67,71

Guthery, Brenda; 58

Gutierrez, Silvia; 28,44

Hackett, Richard; 154

Haege, Jacquelyn; 51

Hagar, Gilbert; 28

Halford, Lawrence; 59,73,129

Hamlin, Gregory; 29

Hampton, Bryan; 29

Hampton, Heidi; 44

Hampton, Russell; 44,68

Hampton, Scott; 51

Hanberg, Brett; 29

Hanberg, Lance; 59

Hanna, Clare; 154

Hansen, Kristi; 59

Hanson, Francis; 44,74,75

Hanson, Jeanette; 59,80

Hardt, Gerald; 154

Harmonson, Lynn; 128,129,154,159

Harrewyn, Albert; 29

Harrewyn, Aton; 51

Harrington, Randall; 44

Harrington, Sherry; 51

Harrington, Tracy; 59

Harris, Deanna; 51

Harris, Julie; 29,79

Harrison, Shirley; 51

Hartmann, Michelle; 44

Hathcock, Rebecca; 52

Haugh, Gregory; 29

Hawkins, Mitch; 59,73

Hawkins, Patrick; 29,133

HeinI, Douglas; 52

Henderson, Barrett; 44

Henderson, Craig; 52,66,99

Hendrix, Deborah; 29

Hennessey, Dennis; 134,135

Henry, Beverly; 52

Henry, Deborah; 52

Herbert, Denise; 59

Hercules, Jeanne; 52

Hernandez, Andrew; 52

Hernandez, David; 44,84

Hernandez, Louie; 44

Hernandez, Maria; 44

Hernandez, Suzy; 59

Herrera, Alfred; 59

Herrera, Jesus; 29,68

Hewins, Bryan; 59

Hines, Christina; 59

Hisatomi, Dorian; 29

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CSF TOP ROW; Lisa Lennier, Ken Bailey, Barbara Pedersen, Julie Schwitters, Jan Stolhand, Pat Hawkins, John Gomes, David Snow, Ross Last,
Steve Sisk, Max Shott, Teri Allen, Michelle Buckler, Suzanne Moore. SECOND ROW: Tulin Eviiya, Francis Sabean, Teresa Olveda, Marjie
Kidwell, Lorri White, Juliette Bettencourt, Nancy DeMartini, Susan Chan, Jean Beno, Joni Adams, Dominic Selga, Debra Maggiora. THIRD
ROW: Nayomi iwakura, Devon Brooks, Karen Pittman, Debbie Byrne, Ann Bloomfield, Lori Modrall, Carol Drake, Debbie Rego, Julie
DeBorba, Debbie Young, Lauri Bausch, Laurie McLendon, Kati Stornetta. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Ethel Van Tassel, Flordeliza Selga, Becky
Zavala, Rosemary Martinez, Lisa Laremore, Cheryl Drake, Gina Barajas, Jennifer Lefler, Melrina Maggiora, Kelly Cowger, Lulu McLendon.

Hisatomi, Nancy; 154

Hitt, Barbara; 44

Holder, Dennis; 29

Holder, Gary; 59

Holland, Laura; 52

Hopkins, Nancy; 52

Howald, Cindy; 59

Howard, Richard; 44,47,85,108,109

Howard, Wanda; 44

Hughes, Karen; 44

Hughes, Patricia; 8,29,114,116,117

Hughes, Teresa; 59

Hulsey, Philip; 52

Hunt, Jeffrey; 52,87,108,109

Hustedt, Janet; 29,163,173,187,188,190

Iddings, Timothy; 44,84
Iwakura, Naomi; 126

Jackson, Karen; 44

Jacobsen, Arthur; 44,91
Jacorsen, Eric; 44
jaurequi, Elazar; 59
Janis, Lyie; 29
Jensen, Erica; 59,80,81
Jensen, Michael; 52
Jensen, Skip; 30
Jimenez, Bertha; 44
Jimenez, Jesus; 52
Jimenez, Jose; 30,74,75
Joaquin, Rhonda; 44
Johnson, Cynthia; 52
Johnson, Debra; 59
Johnson, Joseph; 45,135
Johnson, Mari; 59,135,127,110
Johnson, Mildred; 154
Johnson, Vicki; 45
Jones, Allan; 134,135,155
Jones, Charles; 59,73
Jones, David; 59
Jones, Todd; 50
Jones, Travis; 45
Jordan, Jefferey; 59
Jordan, Randy; 59

Juarez, Jesse; 45
Just, Timothy; 59

Kaehr, Robert 52

Kanagaki, Robert; 45,135,135

Kaplan, Paul;

Karr, Don; 59

Kelley, Gregory; 52

Kelly, Nadine; 59

Kelts, Noria; 45

Kendall, Wesley; 29

Kennedy, Denise; 59

Kent, Thomas; 29,68

Kent, Timothy; 45,68,69,138

Kerns, Loy; 59

Kersting, Mike; 52

Kidwell, Marjorie; 52,133

Kingsbury, Chris; 45

Kirby, David; 155

Kirk, Douglas; 155

Kirkpatrick, Andrea; 52,115,117

Kitterman, Beverly; 59

199

index

Kitterman, James; 52
Knauss, Catherine; 45
Knowles, Pamela; 52
Kohnen, Mathew; 52
Kraucyk, Dennis; 45
Kraucyk, Ronnie; 52
Krumland, Gayl; 155
Kuryla, David; 30,91

Laird, Susan; 52,135

Lambert, Laura; 59

Lambert, Lisa; 59

Lambert, Mike; 52,71

Lara, Carlos; 9,73

Laremore, Lisa; 52

Lasater, John; 52,91

Lasater, Mitch; 91

Lasater, Richard; 45

Lasater, Ron; 59,60,134

Last, Jeanette; 45

Last, Ross; 30

Lathrum, Myra; 52

Lawler, Keiley; 52

Leat, David; 45

Lee, Donald; 52

Lee, Erica; 30

Lee, Scott; 30

Leeper, Mark; 52,135

Lefler, Christopher; 59

Lefler, Jennifer; 45

Lefler, Yvonne; 52

Leinwever, Amelia; 59

Leinweber, Andy; 30

Lennier, Lisa; 52

Leo, David; 59

Leroux, Sheressa; 52

Levitt, Steven; 59,73

Lilley, Jerry; 9

Lindsay, Denise; 155

Lindquist, Deborah; 59,98,99

Liner, Jimenez; 30

Lewis, Ron; 59

Lewis, Sandy; 59

Leyendecker, James; 59

Llewellyn, Charles; 30

Llewellyn, Kevin; 52

Llewellyn, Peggy; 52

Lobato, Lena; 59

Lopez, Christine; 59,79

Lopez, Holly; 59

Lopez, Lawrence; 53

Lopez, Michael; 59

Lopez, Reynaldo; 59

Loredo, Alan; 45,67,74,75,98,138

Lowe, Darcy; 59

Lowe, Jesus; 53

Lowe, Steven; 53

Lucchesi, Alan; 59,73

Lucio, Leonard; 156

Luke, Randy; 60,91

Lynch, Daniel; 60

Lyons, Brian; 53,71,133,99

Lyons, Jeff; 60

Lyons, Leslie; 53

Macy, Gary; 45,77
Mader, Tim; 45
Maderos, David; 53

Maderos, Pam; 30

Maggiora, Debra; 45,135

Maggiora; Melrina; 60,135

Maggiore, Marty; 45,68,138

Maiocco, Robert; 60,66,72,73,88,89

Maiocco, Ruth; 30,166,171,172,174,185,191

Maloney, Vernon; 45

Manko, Mary; 156

Markison, Kathy; 53

Marlowe, Jack; 5,45,68,130,131,132,134,

Marquez, Daniel; 45,90,91

Marquez, Susan; 53

Martin, Bryan; 60

Martin, Hortencia; 45

Martin, Janell; 12,45,79,132,133,110

Martin, Karen; 60

Martin, Leopoldo; 5,30

Martin, Rhonda; 30,79,132,133,166,171,172,

180,185,191
Martinez, Alfredo; 60
Martinez, Arthur; 45
Martinez, Cecilia; 31
Martinez, Joe; 60,73
Martinez, Lisa; 60
Martinez, Mark; 53
Martinez, Mary; 9,31,80,81
Martinez, Patricia; 45
Martinez, Rosemarie; 60
Martinez, Rosemary; 53,134,135
Martinez, Sandy; 60
Martinez, Rimothy; 45
Mass, John; 60
Massoni, Stephanie; 60
Mattos, Donald; 53
Maurisco, Annette; 60
May, Dennis; 31,74
McAll, Alan; 60,72,73,88
McAllister, Bev; 31
McAllister, Shawn; 45
McAttee, Jeanene; 45
McCampbell, Dana; 60,114,117
McClelland, Gaylene; 45,80
McCllelland, Joyce; 31
McCurdy, Vicki; 53
McKenzie, John; 31
McKinney, Monte; 77
McKinney, Ronald; 31,45
McKinnon, Rosmairi; 45
McLain, Jeannie; 53
McLain, Kathy; 31

McLendon, Laurie; 45,115,116,117,135
McLendon, LuAnne; 60,114,117,135,99
McMurtry, Patricia; 53,63,174,182
McNeill, Janet; 53,80,81
McNeill, Joyce; 53,80
McNeill, Julie; 60,80
McNeley, Theresa; 53
Mecca, Edward; 31
Medina, Jose; 60
Melgoza, Adrian; 32
Melgoza, Enrique; 32,68,69,84,85
Melgoza, Fernando; 53,87
Melgoza, Hector; 60,73
Mello, Diane R.; 60,127
Mello, John; 32
Mello, Richard; 45
Mello, Victor; 53,108,109
Mendiola, Elsie; 60
Mendoza, Eldemira; 53
Mendoza, John; 53
Mendoza, Josephine; 156
Mandoza, Monin; 60
Mendoza, Nannette; 53
Merritt, Frederick; 45
Meshishnek, Jeffrey; 32
Metheny, Leroy; 45
Meyer, John; 156

Michaud, Mitzi; 60

Michaud, Bill; 53,76,77

Michaud, Wendy; 45

Michaud, William; 156,159

Miguel, Mark; 70,71

Miguel, Pierre; 32

Miller, Jerry; 84,88,156

Miller, Lori; 53

Mincey, Kim; 33

Minick, Beverly; 53

Minick, Dwayne; 4,33

Minick, Michael; 60

Mix, Glenn; 53

Modrall, Loretta; 45,82,135

Montenegro, Irma; 45

Montenegro, Xavier; 33

Montenegro, Juanita; 61

Mooney, Robert; 33,68

Moore, Diane; 33,82,165,177,187,190

Moore, Inez 45

Moore, Irene; 53

Moore, Suzanne; 53,82,83

Morado, Lydia; 45

Morales, Alfred; 60

Morales, Bertha; 53

Morales, Efrem

Morales, Gabriel; 53

Morales, Josefina; 45

Morales, Sylvia; 33

Moreno, Jorge; 33,68,69,84,85

Moreno, Jose; 13,60,73,88,89

Morgan, Dewel; 156

Morgan, Gregory; 53

Morgan, Lynn Beth; 33,167

Mori, Daniel; 33

Mori, Lisa; 33,99

Mori, Randal; 60

Moriarty, Mary; 156

Morris, Ronald; 45

Morse, Gregg; 60,73,88

Morton, Terry; 60

Moser, Sandy; 45

Moss, Gerald; 45

Moss, Linda; 61

Mulrooney, Geraldine; 61

Munds, Patrick; 33

Mune, Lisa; 13,43,45,47,82,83

Munoz, Erma; 61

Munoz, Jose; 33

Munoz, Leticia; 33

Munoz, Salvador; 45,74

Murphy, David; 61

Murray, Kathleen; 61

Nabas, Elias;156
Nail, Steven; 61
Nakao, Kenneth; 33
Navarrette, Daniel; 5,28,34
Navarro, Henry; 61,73,91,99
Neely, Janice; 34
Negrete, Richard; 61,88
Neiger, Pamela; 45
Nelson, Kenneth; 53,86,87
Nevarez, Steve; 61
Neveraze, Steve; 73,88
Nicholas, Brenda; 61
Nicholas, Brenda; 61
Nickerson, Julie; 53
Nieto, Richard; 34
Noble, Vernon; 157
Norried, Melissa; 61,110,111
Northam, Kim; 53
Novarina, Mary; 53
Novarro, Salvador; 157

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girls' block 'I' adds additional sports

GIRLS' BLOCK L TOP ROW: Julie Schwitters, Jeannette Carter, Kelly Bauerlein, Jan Martin, Kathy Rocker, Valerie Gage, Roslyn Rodriguez.
SECOND ROW: Rosa Olveda, Tweety Billingsley, Barbara Hitt, Teresa Olveda, Jean Beno. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Drake, Lori Severns, Lori
Modrall, Marilyn Sanabria.

Novero, Kathryn; 53

Novero, Sylvia; 45

Nunes, Amber; 46

Nunez, Arturo; 34,135

Nunez, Teresa; 61

Nunn, Lindsay; 8,34,168

Nunn, Laura; 53,80,81,163,174,179,182,111

Nunn, Stanely; 12,13,57,61,66,72,72,88,89

Nyquist, Carl; 53

Odahlen, Gerald; 46
Ohmstede, Steven; 53
Ohmstede, Susan; 61
Olan,Tony;4,57,61,73,(
Olan, Migdalia;46
Oliveira, Mary; 53
Olveda, Angela; 46
Olveda, Maria; 34
Olveda, Rosa; 53,79
Olveda, Teresa; 78,79
Olvera, Annette; 46
Orduno, Flor; 46
Orduno, Sandra; 61
Orman, Pamela; 13,34
Orman, Randy; 61

Ortega, Delia; 34
Ortega, Yolanda; 53
Ortez, Billy; 34
Ortiz, Margie; 61
Oseguera, Jose; 50,53,70,71,84
Oseguera, Patricis; 61
Oseguera, Rafael; 34
Ott, Angela; 61
Ourthiague, Roger; 53
Overton, Ronnie; 157

Paden, Mitchell; 46

Page, Daniel; 46

Page, Joe; 34

Palmer, Elizabeth; 53

Pardee, Loraine; 133

Parlier, Nina; 61

Pastor, Faye; 46,115,116,117

Pastor, Kaye; 46,114,115,116,117

Pastor, Joseph; 53,91

Pastor, Loretta; 61

Pastor, Neva; 61,80,99

Pastor, Pamela; 53,115,117

Pastor, Sally; 53

Pastor, Wayne; 34,68,69

Pastuer, Ruth; 157

Pate, Anthony; 46,133
Pato, Robert; 54
Pato, Ronald; 54,86,87
Payne, Francis; 157
Payne, Julie; 54,79,135
Payne, Nancye; 34,35,82
Pease, Rickey; 34,134
Pedersen, Barbara; 54
Pedersen, Kerry; 61
Pedersen, Kim; 61
Pederson, Patrice; 61
Pearoza, Alicia; 61
Pedroza, Juan; 61
Pedroza, Ray; 34
Pena, Lupe; 46
Perez, Beatrice; 35
Perez, FHarvey; 61
Perez, Leonard; 61,67,91,92,93
Perez, Moniquice; 61
Perez, Raymond; 46
Perez, Robert; 61
Perreira, William; 35
Peters, Lawrence; 46
Peters, Patricia; 35
Peters, Tonya; 35
Peters, William; 157
Petrosh, Ronald; 35
Phillips, Norman; 54

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index

Phillips, Robert; 54

Phillips, Shirley; 54

Phillipy, Reno; 61

Pirtle, Rita; 44,157

Pitau, Lynette; 61

Pittman, Karen; 54

Pittman, Sandra; 44,46

Plaster, Janette; 46

Plaster, Jerry; 61

Pollock, Rick; 54

Ponce, Sally; 61

Ponce, Salvador; 61,91

Pool, Louis; 35

Pool, Maryann; 54

Porter, Michael; 54

Portwood, Michael; 46,102,103

Powell, C. Wayne; 61

Powers, James; 54

Powers, Robert; 46

Price, Lance; 61

Priddy, Shelley; 54

Probst, Steve; 35

Propps, Colleen; 61

Puccinelli, Erina; 51

Puccinelli, Jerry; 54

Puente, Maria; 46,47,135,110

Pulido, Guadalupe; 46

Pulido, Miguel; 74,75,84

Pulido, Mike; 46

Pulido, William; 61,74

Quintanilla, Elvia; 54,115,117
Quintanilla, Ernesto; 35
Quintanilla, Hugo; 46,135

Racke, Louis; 157
Ramirez, Bertha; 61,110
Ramirez, Patricia; 61
Ramirez, Robert; 54,91
Ramos, Delfina; 46,80
Ransom, Glennda; 61
Ransom, Jacquelyn; 54
Rawson, Scott; 35
Rawson, Teri; 54
Ray, Cynthia; 46
Ray, Johnny; 36
Rebeiro, Becky; 44
Rebeles, Valerie; 61
Reck, Robin; 61
Reed, Jeff; 61
Reed, Robert; 54
Reed, Rogina; 36
Reeves, Kenneth; 157
Reeves, Susan; 36,46
Regelman, Richard; 46
Rego, Debbie; 46,134,135
Rentuma, Raymond; 54,87
Reves, David; 61
Reyes, William; 54,71,86
Reynolds, Tammy; 36,46
Ribeiro, Carol; 54
Ribeiro, Rebecca; 46
Rice, Troy; 46
Richards, Charles; 36
Richards, Mary; 157
Richardson, Janet; 61
Rickner, David; 54
Ridolfi, Jeanne; 46

Ridolfi, Joann; 54

Rimmer, Randall; 61

Rios, Allison; 46

Rios, Denise; 46

Rios, Estella; 28,37

Rios, John; 36,91,93

Rios, Raymond; 46,91,92

Rios, Ruben; 61,73,90,91,93

Rivera, Frank; 54

Rivera, Maria; 61,110

Rivera, William; 46

Robbins, Juliana; 61

Robertson, Eric; 61,73

Robertson, Lisa; 46

Robertson, Wayne; 54,71,86

Robinson, Cheryl; 37

Robinson, Gregory; 46

Robinson, Larry; 62

Robison, Cheryl; 54

Robles, Rosemarie; 37,162,165,167,169,170,

175,184,186
Rocha, Barbara; 62
Rocker, Kathleen; 37,82
Rodrigues, Anthony; 62
Rodriguez, Joe; 62
Rodriguez, Damin; 54,74
Rodriguez, Nicolas; 54,67,71
Rodriguez, Rocio; 46
Rodriguez, Roman; 37
Rodriguez, Rosario; 37
Rodriguez, Roslyn; 62,79
Rodriguez, Tony; 73
Rogers, Kenneth; 46,47,138
Rogers, Mark; 46
Rogers, Pam; 46
Roma, Leslie; 46,99
Romero, Frank; 62
Romero, Lorraine; 37,46
Romero, Rosemarie; 37,46
Romero, Tony; 54
Roofe, Bryan; 157
Rosas, Lisa; 46
Rosas, Rita; 62
Roza, Anthony; 54,135
Roza, Tony; 157
Russell, Marty; 54
Russell, Robert; 155,157
Russo, Charles; 37
Russo,Joe; 54,77,181

Sabean, Frances; 54

Sabedra, Jesse; 62

Salter, Diana; 46

Samudio, Mark; 62,73

Sanabria, Carlos; 12,37,76,77,131

Sanabria, Laura; 62

Sanabria, Lourdes; 62

Sanabria, Maria; 12,54,67,78,79

Sanabria, Max; 157

Sancen, George; 54

Sancen, Emma; 62

Sancen, Maria; 62

Sanchez, Benito; 46,90,91

Sanchez, Jose; 54

Sanchez, Patty; 54,110

Sanchez, Rosemarie; 8,37,67,80

Sanchez, Tony; 46

Sandate, Francisco; 157

Sanders, Lore; 46

Sandoval, Amelia; 54

Sarmento, Alvin; 54,86,87

Sarmento, Filomena; 37,162,167,169,170,

182,184,186
Saxen, Rickey; 54

Schwitters, Barry; 62,73,88,89

Schwitters, Julie; 54,67,78,79,135,138,99

Schwitters, Randy; 47,109

Sciortino, Elaine; 54

Sciortino, Kathleen; 10

Sciortino, Linda; 54,110

Sciortino, Paula; 37,165,167,181,184,185,186

Sciortino, Roxanne; 8,37,168

Scott, Herbert; 13,35,77,129,158,109

Secrest, Deborah; 62

Seeno, Stephanie; 37

Seeno, Thomas; 47

Selga, Dominic; 62

Selga, Flordeliza; 62

Selga, Margaret; 47

Serna, Anthony; 13,38

Serna, Kathleen; 47

Serna, Lydia; 62

Sessions, Mike; 62

Severns, Lori; 54,82,83,110

Shahan, Chuck; 54,71,126,99

Sharafanowich, Walter; 158

Shatswell, Clayton; 47

Shell, Rick; 54

Sherrill, Steve; 62

Shewmaker, Donald 47

Shimer, Suzanne; 38

Shoras, David; 62

Shoras, Eddie; 54

Shoras, Richard; 38

Short, Mark; 62

Shott, Max; 47,134,135,102,103

Showaker, John; 13,38,164,166,171,172,185,

189,191
Shropshire, Jess; 54
Sidrian, Martha; 55
Sigona, Mel; 67
Sills, Patti; 55
Silva, Rachel; 62
Silveria, Joseph; 47
Simmons, Eddie; 47
Simmons, Gerald; 62
Simmons, Ricky; 55
Simmons, Vicki; 47
Sipes, Paul; 38
Sisk, Deborah; 62
Sisk, Stephen; 38
Smart, Kiness; 38
Smart, Loretta; 62
Smith, Janet; 4,8,38,115,117,110
Smith, Janice; 55,135
Smith, Joe; 158
Smith, Julie; 47
Smith, Richard; 47
Smith, Ross; 62
Smith, Stayce; 55,115,117,110
Smith, Tracy; 38
Smith, Vicky; 47
Snider, Brenda; 47
Snow, David; 13,50,55,130,134,135
Snow, William; 82,158
Soares, Joseph; 62
Soares, Manuel; 16,39
Soble, Randi; 62

Somerhalder, Philip; 48,98,128,129,138,99
Sorenson, Katherine; 158
Souza, Frank; 158
Spanger, Eddie; 48

Soderstrom, Paul; 55,70,71,126,131,135
Spanger, Wendy; 62
Spineiii, Frank; 48
Springer, Peter; 158
Stafford, Lori; 39
Standridge, Randy; 48
Stanton, Michael; 62,73
Stanton, Patrick; 55
Stein, Eden; 51

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'yesterday once more' expresses yearbook theme

Stewart, Darlene; 38,127

Stewart, Mary; 62

Stich, James; 55

St.lohn, Kelly; 62,91,134

St. John, Marshall; 55,70,71,134,135

St. John, Morgan; 48

St. John, Pat; 158

Stone, Bertha; 39

Stone, Mark; 55

Stoner, Laurel; 55

Stornetta, Katherine; 50,55,126,135

Strother, Russell; 62,73

Studebaker, Darlene; 55

Sudweeks, Ronald; 48,134

Sweat, Betty; 62

Swindle, Carol; 62

Swindle, Don; 55

Tamayo, Cecilia; 48

Taylor, David; 62

Taylor, Debbie; 55

Taylor, Everett; 62

Taylor, Tamela; 55

Teixeira, Gloria; 39

Thompson, Charlene; 48

Tillotson, David; 62

Timbal, Alex; 62

Tipton, Terry; 44,48

Tischer, Tony; 55,84

Tobar, Maria; 62

Todd, Jeff; 135

Tomlin, Kim; 48

Tomiin, Tami; 48

Tooley, Denise; 55,110

Torres, Diego; 62,88

Torres, Helen; 158

Torres, Manuel; 62

Torres, Patricia; 55

Torrez, Anthony; 55

Tovar, Debbie; 48

Tovar, Linda; 62,110

Townes, Mary; 62,79

Townsend, Christine; 48

Townsend, James; 39,68,69

Townsend, Mary; 39

Townsend, Penny; 62

Tucker, Vernon; 39

Tutor, Ben; 5,48,68,84,132,134,135

Tutor, Tanya; 38,39

Tuttle, Lawanna; 39

Twedt, Michelle; 62

Unpingco, Peter; 48
Upshaw, Debra; 13,50,55
Upshaw, Jackie; 63
Upton, Donna; 63
Upton, Terry; 9,48,68
Urbano, Richard; 39
Urenda, Jobina; 5,29
Urenda, Paul; 48,68
Uroff, Janet; 55
Utterback, Katy; 48
Utterback, Von; 39

Vaissade, Bryan; 39

Valencia, Armando; 48

Valentine, Stacey; 55

Valverde, Alfred; 158

Vanburen, Steven; 48,74

VanBrunt, Karen; 48

Van Tassel, Ethel; 158

Vasquez, Donna; 63,133

Vasquez, Richard; 55

Vasquez, Robert; 48

Vasquez, Ronnie; 63

Vasta, Kathleen; 55,80

Vasta, Susette; 63,80,110

Vawser, John; 39

Vawser, Theresa; 48,132

Vega, David; 63

Vega, Mark; 55

Viles, Delinda;40

Viles, Regina; 63

Villa, Miguel; 48,90,91,92

Villa, Richard; 63,88

VonSchopp, Ellrie; 158

Villicana, Sally; 63,79

Vinecour, Scott; 55,70,71

Vornhagen, Renee; 48,114,115,116,117

Wallis, Betty; 40

Wallis, Daniel; 63

Wallis, David; 63

Walls, Rick; 55,102

Walston, Annette; 40,48

Warbington, Timothy; 63

Ward, Pamela; 40

Warner, Cynthia; 55

Warner, Roy; 63

Washington, Debra; 48

Washington, Norma; 63

Watson, George; 48

Watters, Donnette; 55

Waugh, Robin; 63

Weatherby, David; 63

Week, Neil; 63

Weeks, David; 55

Weeks, Dorothy; 158

Welch, Laurance; 158

Welker, Mark; 40

West, Linda; 48

Wetzel, Craig; 55

Wetzel, Cynthia; 63

Wetzel, Wendy; 48

Wheeler, Polly; 63

White, Lorri; 40,162,163,164,165,167,173,

176,179,183,184,186,188,190
Whitener, Jerry; 49,48
Whitener, Paula; 63
Whitfield, Barbara; 155,158,110
Whitmer, Bill; 66,76,77
Whitmer, Michael; 48
Wilcox, Robert; 74,133
Wiles, David; 55
Williams, Elton; 40
Williams, Jeff; 48
Wisner, Mark; 55
Wolfenbarber, David; 48
Wollam, Daniel; 63
Wong, Gregory; 48,135
Wong, Lucy; 159

Wong, Stephenson; 40,134,135,102
Wood,Billie; 48
Wood, Debbie; 40
Worden, Darryl; 55

Wortham, Denise; 63
Wray, Christianne; 63
Wright, Jack; 40
Wright, Robert; 63
Wubbena, Cherie; 63
Wyman, Ann; 63

Yingling, Cheryle; 48

Yonemura, Donald; 63,73

Yonemura, George; 55

Young, David; 48

Young, Deborah; 48,165,167,169,174,176,

177,179,183,187,188
Young, Debbie; 40
Young, Pat; 128,159

Zachary, Anita; 48,156,138

Zachary, Troy; 40

Zaragoza, Darlene; 134,135

Zavala, Rebecca; 55,163,173,188,190

Zwetz, James; 40,166,171,172,180,185,189,191

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