Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1948 1 , jAMns NIIWIIAIID DIEFENDLRFBII Presudent WILLIAM ALVIN WHITNEY Vnce Premdent NANCY Lou AI IIB Secretary WINIFIKED ALICE FOULIKBS Treasurer 6 a u I D 1- U n pagefouvteen

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Officers worthy of leading the United States a play worthy of Broadway a yearbook Worthy of a Pulitzer prize-exaggerating only a trifle these words describe the activities marked Exclusively Senior. Although Senior efforts entail a little toil, they always provide plenty of fun and valuable experience to those who participate. Adding spice and color to Senior life, these activities are indisf pensable to any graduating class.

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SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Rowl Gallo Row 2 T Labert M Peacock J Bortz N Barthold W McCall Row 3 G OL ary A Wxlhams T Mohr R Qulgg C Smxth Row 4 P Handwerk C Sw xgard P Erdl R Dann r September Those chosen as presldents were the followlng Cary Sm1th Charles Swelgard Alfred W1ll1dmS George O Leary Nancy Barthold joan Bortz Robert Danner Ph1l1p Erdle Joseph Gallo Paul Handwerk Thomas Labert Wrllxam McCall Mary Peacock Thomas Mohr Rlchard Qulgg These capable pres1dents had var1ous other dutxes m add1t1on to those necessary w1th1n the1r respectmve homerooms Among these were meetxngs w1th the class adv1sors MISS Evelyn C Walper and Mr Charles F Schoffstall At these meetlngs pertlnent questions were dlscussed concernlng the class and 1ts preparatxon for graduat1on The d1scuss1ons and declslons of thlS group were then reported to the 1nd1v1du1l homerooms by the pres1dents The homeroom presxdents also had the work of collectmg the 1nd1v1dual Cauldron plctures from the members of thelr partxcular homerooms On lppomted dates these pxctures were submltted to the Cauldron Staff s Managing Edxtor These officers wxllmgly accepted thexr dutxes and therefore the lff urs of the bemor Class were performed efhcxently and successfully -1-. ' - I . I . , . , . , . , . ' . I . ' e , . ' ' , . , . ' , . ' . 1 . , . e' , . e. . e . The fifteen senior homerooms chose homeroom ofhcers soon after school began in I 'I S , I 9 I 9 3 I 3 I x 9 1 9 . bf 1 I 9 , . ' Y p . . , I , Q 1 . , . fmgeffffm at a u 1 n 1-