Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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efzfafz ammaam wsffefzfs Isi row: Wilberl Knipe, Ted Haas, Joanne Hunfer, Anila Carril, Joseph Angerman, Raymond Reed, 2nd row: Michael Siqaly Dale Pharo, Edward Hudak, Frank Weaver, Roy Sfurm, Hall Drummond. Homeroom Officers were elecled in The homerooms The iirsf weelc of Ocrober. Eleven boys and fwo qirls were elecled lo lhe presidencies. The homeroom presidenls adminislered The business of The homerooms. They had charge of The ordering of qradualion announcemenfs, colleciing The individual picfures for The Cauldron, and various dufies arising from Time lo Time. Anofher imporlanl funclion of lhe presidenfs was lo acl as homeroom represenlalives when Senior Class business needed 'ro be discussed and announced 'ro The enlire Senior Class. These deleqales, accompanied by The homeroom lreasurers, mel wilh lh Senior Class advisers, Miss Rulh Blessing and Mr. .larnes Heller, and The class officers abou? once a month. Al lhese meefings, any new, pressing problems were rallied over, decided upon, and approved by all presenl. The presidenls have handled Their assiqnmenls well, and fhe Senior Class affairs have been en- acled efficienfly. The senior homeroom presidenis are as follows: Joseph Anqerman, Anila Carrill, Hall Drum' mond, Theodore Haas, Edward Hudalc, Wilberl Knipe, Joan Hunler, Peler Meslco, Dale Pharo, Raymond Reed, Michaol Siqal, Roy Slurrn, Frank Weaver. page fifteen

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agefzfm fffzss Ufffcms page fourfeen f Prosidenf . George A. LeSasso Vice-Presidenf Frank M. Weaver Secrefary Lucille A. Handwerl: Treasurer Lucille M. McCorkell

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We fwfr! an cgfaff lsr row: Helen Nernefh, Marguerife Tokar, Jean Maxwell, Ted Haas, Ray Harlman, Ann Romano, Florangela Colasanfe, Naomi Knauss. 2nd row: Lucille Handwerlc, Miss McGe'rrigan, adviserg Elsie Sik, Helen Kucsan, Sfanley Zweifel, Winilred Harle, Radell Herberf, Nancy Waldron, Helen Sawchuk, Jennie Srephanu, Michael Sigal. The worl: of lhe Cauldron sfarl of I946, under lhe supervision of Miss Frances McGel'ligen, culminaled in rhe crealion of lhis yearbook, The slarl, which was chosen al the end of rhe Junior lcrm, was headed by Ray Harlman, a very capable Edilor-in-Chief, whose execulive abilily and Tire- less efforls proved to be a big asser in The produclion of lhe I946 Cauldron. Forming a compeienl slall was Ted Haas, Managing Ediror, who assisled Ray in lhe edilorship and look charge of The individual curs. The Associafe Ediiors, Ann Romano and Jean Maxwell, were responsible for lhe wrife-ups and slarisfics for each senior, while lhe Aciivify Edifors, Marguerile Tokar and Florangela Colasanie, collecled dala on rhe aclivifies, in Liberly High School. Winifred Harfe could be seen running around aiier school lo arrange ihe lalming of lhe piciures on 'lhese acliviiies. Helen Nemelh, lhe arf ediror, furnished 'rhe Cauldron wiih ifs skerches and lellering. Naomi Knauss, The Feafure Ediior, provided some ol The highlighfs of fhe book, among ihern ihe class balloi and poem. Sporfs Edilors, Lucille Handwerk and Stanley Zweilel, unifed to bring Lib- er+y's sporls on paper. Ella Silc, Business Manager, used her commercial 'training fo good advanfage in the handling of business lransacfions. The lypisrs, who lransformed handwrifing +o 'rypewrirlen form, were Helen Sawchulc, Jennie Slephanu, Radell Herberl, Nancy Waldron, and Helen Kucsan. Last buf noi leasl, was Michael Sigal, Phofoqrapher, who captured memories of our senior year on film. Through ihe cooperalion of every member of This slalil, the Cauldron of I946 was successfully produced. page sixleen