Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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lVlR JOSEPHJ MCINTYRE Arrutant Prznczpal The responsibility of maintaining a well- organized, well-integrated student body has fallen in part on the capable shoulders of Mr. Mclntyre, our new Assistant Principal Not only does he give support to our Principal Mr Klein but he s still the advisor of the Cauldron Staff l-lis help enables the staff to vsorl, eihcientlw and to profit bx his long experience in turning out good vear books The energv he expends is that of a man devoted to his job and to the people whom he guides l-lis fairness and perception in dealing with stu dents has made him their leader and their friend Because of his patience and understanding in dealing vsith the problems of Liberty s boys Mr Chiles vs as elevated from his combined role of Assistant Principal and Bows Counsellor to Guid District Mr Chiles possesses a fine competencN in guiding students in preparing for a life career and in getting them to appreciate the value ofa good education belection of courses of studx and scholarship are onlx tvso of the important matters under his jurisdiction lVlr Chiles vnll be long remembered bx the boxs and girls of this grad uating class hrst as an adusor and second as a real friend NIR SINCLAIR Nl Cl-lll Eb I uzdance' C0 ordznafor u I h r pagf fighrzrn 9 ' Y . . . , , , . ance Co-ordinator of the Bethlehem School ' A i' 5 i Y YA 7 p - Y- V . -.

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Prnzczpa! Izbertx llzgh School Mr lloxd B Kehler a man xxho vxlll remaln ln the memornes of everx Tech graduate has rarsed, through much endeavor, the standards of Tech so greatlx that xxe have one ofthe best vocatmonal schools ln Pennsxlvanla Hrs CHECICDT adnnnlstritlon rs due to hrs scholarshup and excellent leadership H xx as a graduate of Iehrgh UI1lN6I'SlfX xx here he recelxed a MCChHDlCWl hngrneer s degree later he became a pfOfCSSl0l1dl engnneer IH the same held Thus vxas folloxxed bx some txxentx xears of teaching expernence xxhnch lqhe Qlass of 1935 extends srncere thanlcs to Xlr Kleln under xxhose capable guldance manx of our alms haxe materlallled In the xears spent at Llbertx thls genlal prmclpal has helped us xxnth manx ofour problems md has conducted the arlalrs ofthe school xxlth our mterests lI'l nnnd Through frlendlx and idI11II1lSffZ1l'lW6 rel monshlps he has captured the zdnnritmon of both the facultx and the student xodx Wlth pride, thc Llrss xxlll remnmsce on the nxntles t u x 1 rctm 1 dccnsnons of lts cnergetnc admumstrrtor -v--w-m..e,. led to hls elex 'mon to the positron of Lo ordmator Q xt and Dlrector of Yocatlon nl Pducatmon Hrs xxell planned currlculum has proxnded all graduates xxlrh the fundamentals needed for enternng -I Q mdustrx 3 -5.31 1 NIR ILOXD B KEHIPR Dzrfcior of 1 omfzonaf Ldumfzou pagf.fezn1Irnz 6 8 u I D r 1 ' I X , act' a l,ilert,' and Ol the :V ns :nd MR. CHARLES A. KLEIN w 1 I . C v ,Xj,f . K by . I . ,. . V it , nh , .' ' l

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