Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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SLIP RINTEIVDENT f . ,f ' Z iff? f ifvfif JM? fra 5 , ,, 1, Hi-Ho Sliver As students of Liberty High School, we feel that we are sufficiently qualified to acknowledge with apprecia- tion, the service which Raymond R. Brock has so unself- ishly given during the past thirteen years as Superintendent. Each year of service has added respect and confidence on the part of the students, faculty, and parents, forthecom- mendable performance of Mr. Brock in his official capacity. Not only has Mr. Brock fostered co-operation at Liberty High School, but his helpful influence has been felt in state-wide educational groups. Our Superintendent has made us proud of the ideals and traditions of Liberty High School, proud of the virtues we have admired in him and especially proud of the kind and thoughtful consideration which he has continually shown each and every student. May the coming years show unabated progress in the field of education for the public schools of Liberty under the leadership of Superintendent Brock. Compliments of The National Commercial Bank - M, s er-wan. - W wx Nw- -ff..a,....,w...- L. - panama:-s

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STUDENT CCIUNLYL ri K, A ,Q , as 4 quam.. Q Y WM W as :,:, 1 Aifb- 4' f T ig X22 W. 1 . -V if gf .,.,- : .. Julian Bemiss Bill Crouch George Alison Kay Carr President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Since 1938, when the Student Council, as a governing body, was first instigated at Liberty High School, the ideals and purposes of this group have changed to fit the needs and desires of today. Its program has widened and its duties have grown tremendously. Among the varied activities are welfare and community projects, the sponsoring of Homecoming, St. Valentine's Dance, and other tasks which improve the school, its facilities, its ideals and traditions, historic and scholastic. Student Council officers are elected annually by the student body from student selected candidates. The remaining council members are representatives of each homeroom. The representatives are the voice carrying the desires from the students to the council, or from the council to the students. FIRST ROW: George Alison, Bill Crouch, Julian Bemiss, Mrs. Hollis, Sponsor, Kay Carr, Emmy Ferril, Historian, Louise Moore, Loretta McDonald. SECOND ROW: Martha Yancey,Vivian Mitchell, Jolynn Massey, Dick Davis, Russel Aubrey, Anna Mae Kirby, Cynthia Hirni, Judith Bemiss. THIRD ROW: Joe Hendren, David McLaughlin, Dwayne Bell, Don Warren, Bob Durie. Cornpliments of Crouch Farm Dairy. 5 l i l i l l i i 5 l i 1 3 S i l

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hY9'lHH'E . . 'T' Y' 'TfjLlQ.QLLQT,T,f,f' ' -- - - eals tues kind :llly the nder PRWUPFIC Which is the Horse ? There'll be some changes made! Thus echoed the call in those days previewing the coming of our new prin- cipal in the fall in l947. Truly, there have been numerous important changes during the three years that James A. Painter has success- fully weathered the storms at L.H.S. Always, through thick and thin, Mr. Painter has emerged with his smile of en- couragement and patient understanding. The students feel perfectly free to engage in serious consultations concerning important happenings or decisions with Friendly Jim , knowing that from him they will de- rive honest, straightforward advice that will help them reach their ultimate goal. Mr. Painter harbors a great deal of optimism for the coming years at L.H.S. and imparts this feeling in the typical J.P. manner to the members of the faculty and the students. We are proud to congratulate Mr. Painter now, at the close of his third memorable term as principal of our high school. We hope that the success which has characterized the past will continue to brighten the future. First National Bank - Liberty, Missouri - Clay County's Oldest National Bank