Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Senior Asseiiihly First lutt : Until ZehtiiT, irc-Tic H riink. iifirlil, .Miill.w lliiffhins..ri. I ' aul Virginia Noll. Jttycc Ritz. Second row: Helen Kila. Elva Dollar, Doris .Mojcr. Jeanne McCorkeil, I Duma, Dorothy Kleppinger. ,Iac(|ueline Roman. Anita Silfies. Third row: Robert Standing. Allen Peters. Carl Weiss. Robert Dnblis Conahan, Charles Hafner, Lc.mard Barber. .lames Yoehum. Paul Herstine, Helen sh.riff. Hush The Senior Assembly met with the class advisers. Miss Evelyn Luckey and Mr. Frank Kernan, to discuss and vote upon all business introduced by the advisers, officers, or homeroom representatives. The representatives conducted meetings in their homerooms to vote upon various financial matters or other important class matters which had been taken up during a senior assembly meeting. The class voted on class diplomas, announcements, and dues. The Assembly sponsored well-attended pep dances and sold season tickets for the wrestling meets. On March 11 and March 23, the assembly sponsored two basketball games in which the feature attraction of the afternoon was the Senior Class All Stars pitted against the Faculty luminaries. One of the outstanding activities was a Christmas Dance held on December 23, in the gymnasium, which was decorated with greens and lighted trees. At this dance, on behalf of the class, the Assembly presented Mr. Sinclair Chiles, a former adviser of the class, with a gift before his departure for the United States Navy. The Assembly, along with the oflicers and advisers, selected the graduation gowns and determined the dues for both the T. T. G. ' s and the senior class. THE OFFICERS OF THE ASSEMBLY: President Paul Cowin Vice-President Andrew Hutchinson Secretary Virginia Noll Treasurer Charles Jones

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Senior Class Officers President Paul Frederick Cowin Vice-President Andrew James Hutchinson Secretary Virginia Annie Noll Treasurer Charles Stephen Jones

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Senior Plav First niw: Kaihara Collins. Olive Kaehliiu-, Diuutli.v Riiriilil,-, N.ll linn.tt. M iTlli;i shiik, Nat:ilii- I..viii, Kiiitli rridhcresky, Helen Oushen, Betty Will. Sceiinii row: Maruaret Kadoich. Jane Hilaire. AMlh..r]y (lilwrin, Stanley Oillnn, Joseph Oroeger. Ray Me- Canilless. Daniel liryant. Ann Floranee, Own slurift, M,ir .lane Rush, Kegina Arawjo. Incognito, a thrilling mystery drama in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class December 4 and 5, 1942, under the direction of Misses Mary Crow and Sally Ann Geissinger. The entire action of the play took place aboard the pleasure liner S. S. Imperial in the summer of 1941. The murderer of a German spy, Eric Jagendort. had to be apprehended, and nine women were held as suspects. The surprise ending swooped the audience. It was fast moving, exciting, and held the public ' s attention every minute. Incognito will long be remembered as one of the outstanding Senior Class plays ever produced in Liberty High School. CAST Eric Jagendort l ' ' uZ w u . Richard Walters Miss Hildick Olive Kachline Trudy Blitt Helen Gushen Chic Johnson Betty Will Mrs. Bascomb Martha Schick Mrs. Thumbell : nne Floranee Regina Arawjo ' Gertrude Shields Natalie Levin Barbara Collins ' Mrs. Shulman Edith Podberesky Helen Clark Nell Barrett Seedy Sloan Dorothy Rumble Captain Mitchell Daniel Bryant Fred Collins Joseph Groeger Herr Von Stum Ray McCandless U-boat Sailors 0 ;t Shei-iff Anthony Ortwein Turner Margaret Kadoich Jackson Jane Hilaire Peterson Mai-y Jane Rush appeared on Saturday night, eighteen