Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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MARCH OF EVENTS They tumbled one after the other . . . SEPTEMBER— Roily. Roily. Cooch Wool- ord tolks to the students oround the huoc bonfire ot 40 Acres, before the Shawnee-Mission gome. Get Acquointed Porty storts off the soclol circle. NOVEMBER—Foot boll qets well under woy. f.F.A. Bonquct ond All-School Ploy olio come this month. OCTOBER—W.P.A. highlights the sociol events. Footboll gets off with o big k ick ond the Student Council Cornivol climoxes the Hollowe'en month. 5

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o Mary Key Lessonx Jackie Jolini oii Music Don Rake Administration o 11 Mary Demeriti Calendar Marilyn Bomber Photographer Shirley Hutton Business Shirley Dodd Art Editor P Dana l.cibcn|cood Sports CONTENTS Activities 7 Welcome Travelers 13 Lessons ................... 19 dubs -- 25 Sports .................... 35 Amy Kipp Activities I’at Davi» Circulation r Jbl s. Ed Ruc»r Photographer Dorothy Diniond Activities A Caronne Wilbur Business Mgr. Linda Connor Drama Mike Getto Advertising Ethuu Smith Photo Mgr. Pal Tatham Clubs Nancy Hutton Sally Six Assista'nt Editor Editor in Chief Drama 49 In Memoriam ... 52 Music 53 Administration . 61 Classes 65 Seniors .................. 66 Juniors —---------------- 77 Sophomores .............. 81 LMHS Helpers 85 Boosters ................. 86 Copyright, 1951 Liberty Memorial High School Lawrence, Kansas Printed by Allen Press Sketches copied from Tenniel Drawings

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FEBRUA'. Y— Any hcig! you M” jump, I cc jump highrr. Bosk- boll toket the limcligt-' Hi-Y Chili Feed o.id Y Teen Porfy etc f,ico! succose». DECEMBER— Dear Sonlo, pleosc bring me o chompionship tcom. Mr. H. C. Sfuorf hos o little tolk with Santo before the opening gome. The annual Christmos Prelude ond bosketball complete the Yule- tide season. JANUARY— Oh, my aching head! Stu- dents study ond struggle through their finol». Boys' ond girls' City Lcogucs stort ond Y-Teens' Dod ond Doughtcr round out the social circle. APRIL—Trock takes the athletic spotlight. Annual Hobo Day, Junior Ploy ond Pep Club Spring Formal all brighten the Showery month. MARCH—Musicians scole the shorps and flots at the Music Festival at K.U. Romon Ban- quet wos executed In the best Roman foshion. MAY—Golf ends the athletic colendor for the year. Grodu- otion is the finale for the Seniors. Along with their hop- piness it the regret of leaving their home—the Lion s den. 6