Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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The Spectator Staff of 1951 proudly presents this edition ofthe L. H. S.year- book. With it go the happymemories ofa wonderfulschoolyearg ayear made com- plete bythe cherished days of youth in all the hopes and dreams of our high school days ...... 5. . the hopes of future goals and the dreams of yesteryear's close friend- ships and happy moments with each other Compliments of JOHNS ON -BRIEPHGL I -'V' -Hin' :Y -' 1 :yr ' .'-. -,f -f v,,- 'n-.4,Vk. g ,AF S-I 1 .1 if -9 The Spectator Staff takes great plea- sure in dedicating the 1951 volume to the future students of L. H. S. with the hope that they will find their high school days as pleasant and full as we have found them. We leave behind us the memories of foot- ball games, marching bands, termpapers, proms, diplomas, and many, many other experiences we have enjoyed. To those who are just starting on these adventures we wish good luck and success. 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I Q12 Martha Yancey 3, Si '59 Slllg Organizations 90g i f 2 , 5 4 4 if , f A I 5 1 f, f f 1 Q s Y'I'IlIlt .....L EACULTV KWH: .,., ww 'ai ' er Zfffw ww-'V X 7 , .., ff 6 1 ,,,A , - I f Q o . xg-f I I ,gf 14 x .cbfz ,Al ?L x ,-,.,..-,-1-17.-:rv . 14:- .. Y -, , .. ,. XZ.. ff , 3 ' , ., ,- :J Z ,v ff 'mv lm 52 , ' Mai ,n Ill III Ill Compliments of the NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK Our deepestthanks and appreciation go to Mr. R. R. Brock who has just completed his fourteenth year as superintendent of the Liberty Public Schools. His kindness and understanding have won the respect and admiration of each and every student. We would like to wish Mr. Brock suc- cess in everything he might undertake in the coming years. - -.--T. .s... Y AW ' ' ' ' Thi tun Mr wha ma ver tovs sta Mr 35-. 1 V: iff:-.-. ' l l 'EN Ili EIB. ZQQ This year we were for- tunate to have with us Mr. James E. Paluska, who has taken problems in his stride and made many improvements. Mr. Paluska came to us from the Uni- versity of Missouri, where he was working toward his Doctor's Degree. With his knowledge and deep under- standing we anticipate many more years of Mr. Pa1uska's guidance. Best Wishes from WYMORE AND SONS I ' , gy ff-,Y ,, , qw w W z 4' I X Q ,gf 5... f, , f 42 j. f' 1 f Zh' Z f AW' Z W4 3 ' f f f , 4w.,.w,f X .f 4 4 ,fs , If 'V ,, 5,j,,- f , g A' -,fu , v, ' ' ' 'ff' V194 li ' f ' , , 'i V' I .fi-f A W, , W , .V - j,Y 'P'w A awk ii ! 1 fu. f 'M X ' f X 4. 5 'f 1, f f 'Qi 0923 f. ff ANN EPPERSON Vocational Home Economics. Colorado State College. B. S. in Education--Southwest Missouri State College. EARL H. FUNK, IR. Englishg Journalismg Publicationsg Speech and Dramatics. Kansas City Junior Collegeg Central Missouri State College-- B. S. in Education. HESTER M. HENDERSON Junior I-ligh Englishg Librarian. Southern Illinois University. A. B. in Education--William Jewell, ELOISE HIGGINS Junior High General Scie nce and English. Western Illinois State Te a c h e r s Collegeg Illinois State Normal Universityg University of Illinois. B.S. Degree--William Jewell. Best wishes from CEM. PETERS AGENCY. DAVID ASHLEY Social Scienceg Physical Etlucationg Football and Track Coach. University of Notre Dame. B.S. in Education--Unk versity of Missouri. MILDRED BLUHM Girls Physical Educationg 7th Grade Social Studies. B. S. in Education--Central Missouri State College. WAVA BOWLES Secretary to the Superintendentg Secretary to the Board of Education. College of Commerce, Memphis, Tenn. DONALD CARNAHAN Art. B.S. in Education--Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, Missouri. ELNORA CLAY Commerce. B. S. in Education--University of Missouri. KENNETH COKELY Mathemaricsg Physical Educationg Drivers Trainingg Basket- ball Coach. Northwest Missouri Collegeg Missouri University. B. S. in Physical Education--Baker University, his ts. Emmfwi , - Qixygtn, . H l i ,, :GQ V-,gg .7 .,.1,?9-- -Y ,i 513: 1,4 :p.:'5l-'V:1'::' V LY. , A fm gtg.: A v f.. ' Rs ...L .,., 5 I f fix f X , WILLIAM HOLT science. A.B.--wnuam Jewell College. X NAOMI JOHNSON Junior High Mathematicsg Science, A.B. --William Jewell - . , College. IRENE LA FRENZ Mathematics. A. B. --William Jewell College. I CLINTON MANESS Instrumental Music. B. M. --Central College. MRS, KENNETH MOORE Lating Guidance. A. A. --William Woods Collegeg A. B. -- S 4 F 5 V fY Q ,, .4 . 7, J. QQ! fi O i f F f Central Collegeg M. of Ed. --Missouri University, MR. KENNETH MOORE Science, B. S. --Baker University, A ROSE ELLEN RANSON Englishg Spanish. A. B. --William Jewell College. ?QWm Wea MARGARET RUST Vocal Music. B. S. in Ed. --Warrensburg State College, VV' I H LILLIAN 1. DENNY Scienceg Study Hall. B,S. in Ed., A. B. --Warrensbnrg State College. L. , WILLIAM VAN TRUMP ?' ' Manual Tr aining. A. B., B. S. --William Jewell College, University of Missouri. . ff J 've fi J fl Best Wishes from ' ' I E. B. YATES INSURANCE, fl fv,i Sarah Howard, A and Bill Lincoln. .a..-. in ef 5 M A! f .. .. f E h fi 4 Q S ' 4 f f 9 Y 1 1 ,Q Howard C. Chrisman Harold V. Anderson Walter T Beisenher Y 1 Q 22 I .X . ., 5 J C. McCartney ' ...,. x A If 5 . ., .. Wy ' President V' VV-. ,.V. ,, . Wm '1 it 5- :Vi 2 ' ' X- K Wava Bowles X 4 .1 , if N., SCCTCWTY ' A x, , . It e f A I ' A 'A The members of the Board of Education of ' 'img ' . L. H. S. , composed of the most prominent men . Q, A in our community, are the unsung heroes of our -af Educational System. W We thank you for your generous efforts in making our school years more full. J. Z.. if V as Q Fw Compliments of R.D. RAY, PHOTGGRAPI-IER f Ed Duncan John C. Lonborg R. R. Brock William B. Pence, Treasurer 499 'VPN WA we svn W J FIRST ROW: Bob Durie, Freddie Johnson, Mrs. Clay, Kay Carr, Bill Crouch, Ted Bell, Betty Helm, Mr, Holt, Martha Rose LaFrenz, LeRoy Cole, Judy Craig. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Hirni, Pat Preston, Carolyn Haynes, Ar- lene Thomas, Phil Rotsch, Joanne Cox, Dwayne Bell, Maxine Wheeler, Charles King, JorCollins, Sharon Rotsch, Martha Yancey. 5 P-I ro D- U3 rn P15 P14 41 ,... o ru I 'U H ro U! H. D- co I3 ff' 1 5 3 CL H' CD U' Il- U1 3 5 ro W as o H' W H- W N CS F H1 Cl- to g: Q3 1+ H Y: o U ,.3 G OJ SU O O D M4 DJ O SU O D 55 Ha 9, 0 m H C I3 CL D- e+ C+ gp o H or-4: O ro D' H U1 5 m f+ 0 H-. SU 0 L ur E' o O p- 9, gg n ,,, . od D-I D- G O 0 D, O Q ' o H 5' W D' 75' ' U +1 o 0 1+ O FU S4 m O O U1 f-'-cs an 3 ,-,- rv 3 v-4 sv Sv W - ,., D O CD H H 1+ D4 O O ua - co H W H, C H FD gg O W m D' 33 fb an Q P- 3 'sz ,ez 2 , C0 er- ' PF.. 2, co 0 no cr' ' 0 v-- '- ' H' U3 0 Ln S cn ro 0 9' cn J: m O U, ' gg U3 C D-' fp rf- 1+ m U Q. 2 a H 2 2. Q . 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Sherwood SECRETARY Norma Lee Almond TREASURER Delores McKown SENIORS PRESIDENT Leon Miller VICE-PRESIDENT ' Bill Weber SECRETARY-TREASURER Kay Carr SOP? PRES 1.4 VICE J SECP J SEVI PRE, Iv VICE lv SECI -1 n. .-11-1-il SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT Dwayne Bell VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Bates SECRETARY-TREASURER Joe Banner SEVENTH GRADE PRESIDENT Maxine Rice VICE-PRESIDENT Mimi Turner SECRETARY-TREASURER Jerry Powers 1 4 - FRESHMEN PRESIDENT Dan Triplett VICE-PRESIDENT Don Schowengerdt SECRETARY-TREASURER Karen Thomasox EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENT Deanna Fultz VICE-PRESIDENT Ed Fredricks SECRETARY Bobbie Ann Bandy TREASURER Patty Robey .-.--, 4- -1 3 X f f f 5 ff X X 6 f QQ X Q Q l 2 N X f sv , x fajfjv ' -x W X Nfgw ,N sk f 4 Z X 4 Q 'inf-Q11 53 liffu -1, fx ' ,'Z'3,,1T:? :- I I f' :.yf':':of ' ' J in Huston Adkis s on Judith Ander s on Russell W. Aubrey Barbara Boone Dorothy Bowles Keith Boyd Shirley Boyer Richard L. B1-andom Congratulations to the Seniors from LLOYD KETCHAM MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE ak. :vii-ir. - u , N J Kay Carr Dave Clark Dorothy Jo Collins Maxine Crawford Bill Crouch Bob Dannels Shirley Davidson D or othy Elliott Through the courtesy of the CENTRAL WEST UTILITY COMPANY .ff X if :las V .s F X ,, ga IW! fl ag, vm, af' Z ww, , -2 'P , ' gif G i ' , X W 5 , Z4 ,f T 2? ff f ff 4 wg? N K X , ky F ,,,, T XM ,..L My 7 X25 Sl J . Bob Gabbert Bessie Gentry Marie Griffey Winnie Grove S Mary Happy Ragene Hawkins C arolyn Hayne s Marilynn Henion Congratulations to the Seniors from THE T. M. HAYNES CORPORATION LE' 4.56 V 1 bi-- .LVL Vw ,J . Nancie Horrell Joseph B. Isenhour Glen Johns on Glen Johnston Richard A. Jones Anna. May Kirby Bill Mas on Donald Mather Congratulations to the Seniors front q l BRAUM S JEWELRY 4 VA , . F, in u +- L' Q :if f ini, :, , ,V Eff f W J f,y,I,f:ffjQ:L7cS:f, ' f I - Aw, J : Z J A f f f Q-, ,W f .Z 4 W ' , W 5 Z?-ew ' X afr- Q? M, if ff' 7 M 1 W ff We f , L M K Marian Mendolia Barbara Miller Leon Miller, Jr. Phil Miller Earl G. Oldham Barbara Parr Suzanne Pence Willa Mae Pennell Best Wishes to the Seniors WESTERN AUTO 155 -5 13. V. , , F Y ,J ' Claudette Petty Martha Petty Jerry Pollard John A. Rogers Alic e R owland Betty Ryan ZQQA WST grim , K , - XX X Xia M 'B' C 'buggy x fwifx .M-A ,fwf w, M f f Dora Alice Sales Delores Sessions Congratulations to the Seniors front Mc QUILLEN CLEANERS V? Mus 4, f f f, , X 7Z:, V,!wZM WM 4 ' fw , ff ' , J 1?f'51Ya,, f ' f, I ff' ,. ,H w f P . , H I: V M' Q3 1 ff 7 ,, if f f d,,.W.t 45?-X1 LER -PAS LE Y Marie Sessions Patricia Schutty Margaret Sprinkle Roberta Thomas Marian Van Schiack Jerry Warn Bill Weber Maxine Wheeler Martha Yancey Congratulations to the Seniors from FUNERAL HOME T T t Fe? ff-ri 7 t ' S f v SENIOR CLASS SP ONS ORS Mrs. LaFrenz Mr. Moore Mr. Carnahan 4 7' l . X If -Q f- 29532 w z I would like to express my he art- felt thanks to dependable Mr. John Cutter, who has given so unselfishly of his time and talent in taking photo - graphs of many school activities during the past year. Your Editor . Congratulations to the Seniors from ROSS FAUBION Q! .I Ji: . 'za 14 gl 4 'I I w H 1 5 f f 2 Yi J 1 s , 1 if . 5 1 2 gp W A ' 5 Eg I 5 E Y Q 3 E Ls .4 . 'gg U E+ L in 'is y, illwd' ,f Aww Q Q, QZQ f Mvffww, 1 ZW! an 741K vegeew -ww ,W f if 1 In VW, ?fVZ if ii A W, , ' W f I ZW 'sf 1 W V 'Q 'fUZ f , f 4 f wi f 0 , M 1 ,V vii! 77 'f5 X f if! f 2 Q ff . f fu, 0, Q ,,2fl2'73TfT2lf'i z f :,:,QZ:'3:J'::t1.'s X Q f igiffillzi Q ' N ' f L fy v ' j qw -M ,X E Z8 I 143 WW -wwf if nina SQQ W, Mm-J yr 2 fn -. U ,ax 0 Y . Na ,. f ,ggi - N , YQ! if Aifify ' XL 3 . Wag' f a vg? ff My ,fy-f , iw? Q? Myqf, ywQQ,f+ffQw ?ZZ9' ff fz 2 2 A f ? l f 7' , W ffS,ffS?K Z' A f Q, NWN, ,j f! 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I Nh ' my Af X ,Q ff? if 9-sf? ff he ed e s 'D .tuna- gf--a. ,I Judy Jeffries Coray Martin h I ., h Beverly Johnson Garth Maupin My bee Ann Laughlin David McClelland V f 'K' J Eddie Libbert Edith McEntire J f we ,' we, f lf ' s X31 -i'f,,k , 'Iln-he NZ ,Z V' , E ff 7 ff f, ' . fffai ,V J f X X f f , K g f 2: 7 X Z f X Q fx X f JV W 1 I, ,rv Q , 2147 1 3 0 2 ff!! , M is W1 i 4 ff 4 mf 2 , n Z if 5 5 2 f 7 r X f ii if , 1 f ,r , ff ax I, af' My I 19779 X 'uni ,Q - Q-Q.. 1' 1 Xi? 'KZ7 'ww 4,- 'x I 1 1 Carolyn McGinnis Garnett Peters A Shirley Michelson Harold Petty 3 J 1 g Mary Lee Milliman ROberra P1606 f 1. .au 3 WW i kj Benny Mills Robert Pierson 'Cliff J 1 wma V' q P J yf y'Vl Charlene Newton Wilma Jean Porter , f 'Xi h ff 5 f r,4i 'X 3 Jean Powers Jim Thomas Marilyn Wheeler Patty Preston Jimmy Thomas Donald Weigand Bobby Rice Karen Thomason Sharon Wighlman Kenneth Robertson Bill Thorp Bob Wiggenron I Don Schowergerdt Paul Todd Torn Wiggenron Compllments of Dwayne Thomas Danny Tripletr Jack Woods PORTER'S PHARMACY 37 .AL ' i I i 3 Q 'L if ' f 5 5 , 2 v Q 5 ' ' i L 2 K , 4 f 2 ' f ' Z Z , 5 Q FIRST ROW: Deanna Fultz, Elaine Hicks, Myrna White, Judy Sandell, Elaine Lunn, Sherna Kay Briner, Wilma Harris, Jackie Boyd, Pat Walker, Nancy Ryan, Bobby Bandy, Pat Robey, Martha Young, Ruby Triggs, Eva McClellan, Marion Warren. SECOND ROW: Bob Hall, Jimmy Leach, Floyd Foster, John Cutter, Leroy Coe, Carol DeHart, Margaret Murry, Barbara Jean Wilson, Mary Ousley, Judy Craig, Jimmie Willis, Janice Templeton, Nancy Mose, George Farris, Billy Rose, Holly Newton, Jimmy Young, Mrs. Higgins. Jimmy Bowles. THIRD ROW: Coach Cokely, Charles Barnes, Alex Craw- ford, Billy Paulson, Jimmy Bethel, Ed Fredericks, Joe Hendern, Tom Sherwood, Bryan Pennell, Fred Miller, David Columbia, David Shouse, David Miller, Wayne Ousley, James Hoy, Darwin Garrison, Lawrence McBroom, Johnny Willis, Jim Coleberd, Jerry Miller, John Lonborg, Ronnie Oldham, Milbert Hedrick, Allan Crum. LIBERTY LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING 38 Ti. J f f s . , FIRST ROW: Shirley Corum, Joan Harris, Jo Ann Mace, Patricia Petty, Nancy Happy, Maxine Rice, Louise DeHart, June Conley, Mary Anna Shouse, Mary Dee Farris, Mary Bridges, Geraldine Schutty, Rebecca Sandell, Faye Cates, Martha Rose LaFrenz, SEC- OND ROW: Billy Clark, Jerry Powers, Wayne Keller, Hugh Avery, Karen Lightburne, Sharon Mack, Carol Brown, DeDe Hair, Mimi Turner, Carolyn Bailey, Barbara Essig, Kay Mills, Shirley Williams, Nancy Berry, Helen Berndt, Don Bogart, Don Carter, Tommy Lee. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Denny, John Nowell, Lonnie Hank, Arthur Warman, Randy McMillan, David Rogers, Kenneth Jones, Jerry Straka, Pat Mommentz, Ferdie Good, Howard Dunn, Ronnie Adams, Bobby O'Hare, Tommy King, Jimmy Keen, Jimmy Viers, Larry Eiker, Glenn Overstreet, Harold Sessions, Charles Gregory, Keeth McDonald, Larry Elliot, Freddie Isenhour, Billy Sales, Larry McGinnis, Bob Henderson, Dickie Jones, Miss Johnson. Compliments of DUNCANS SERVICI1, STATION lima? Aw,-1. 9 ri! 9 - 4 1 in X X ' Q' Q9 ...15 'Q 'lyin g a LJ, VA! -. Q Q 2 X 1.2 QQ' .'. I X I .X 51- ' 7'XQl -ivgxwx f -X X X X N 5 fi bk-L g .:,-..-,..-- , t - ' ., J A-'f:':'--as an 'IQ I N lx GHEED H N 44 I x - fix if -1 i LA V 2 5 9 2 5 , Z 5 2 , l W , , , fl f l ,V I i Z l 6 WW FIRST ROW: Mr, Funk, Jerry Warn, Suzie Pence, Barbara Miller, Barth Boyd, Mrs. Clay. SECOND ROW: Marilynn Henion, Shirley Davidson, Bill Berndt, Glen Johnston, Richard Frizell, John Rogers. THIRD ROW. Barbara Allen, Grace Jennings, Jane Anderson, Nancie Horrell, Kathy Horrell. CC 0 J P C Y gugagfgit ,QXAYY3 MALIVAZZE' Wa rn 'E-UXT Sam Chapman G EDITO O P T O ME T RIS T R Q M W 1 I I r 1 r N P r T 1 1 gg wh' X--fy ,..::.g'ae.... . 0535062 EMZM l F Sharon Wightrnan, Suzanne Pence, Jerry Warn, Mary- belle Ad kiss on Be tty He lm. JJ O I1-H 'M M 4 We B l T L FIRST ROW: Barbara Warn, Donna Bailey, Sharon Wightman, Nancy Morrow, Jolynn Massey, Karen Courte- nay, Martha Petty, Virgie Wilcox. SECOND ROW: Patty Preston, Jerry Warn, Bob Durie, Ted Bell. Bill Cfouch- John ROWS' MW Happy' Janice well- Mrssoum GAS at ELECTRIC SERVICE co 43 C J W J C JW? J. E. Paluska , if W X X 'cz 14 A ' in . ir wir? f if , 113, fp , f Rx , rr X 2' 'fb W ,se Sjiffl 1 y Vx 1 1 X ,X,,,. y s , Sf ,Jf E as fi f A-MW X 77' 2 t arf' 4 To an efficient office staff we owe many thanks. These students play a big part in keeping our office running smoothly. Besides collecting and Writing up the absentees, the office helpers do filing, type tests, take phone calls, run er- rands, and any number of other tasks. Mr. Paluska, teachers, and students alike appreciate their helpfulness. FIRST ROW: Nancy Mor- row, Mary Happy, Mar- ilynn Henion, Phil Isley, George Chrisman,Joanne Flannery, Claudine Whitesell. SECOND ROW: Karen Courtenay, Martha Y an c e y , Jerry Warn, Vivian Mitche ll, Shirley Gabbert, ,Barbara Warn, Kathy Horrell, Carolyn Haynes, Nancie l-lorrell. E CITY ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCES. Ciifffwqf Mor Mar s e Janne udine IOND enay, Jerry zhell, rrbara rre 11, ancie , , --ssi- Many tlrnes We don't real1ze just now 1m portant our llbrary 1S Under the supervlslon of Mrs Hester Henderson, there have been many 1mprovements and addltlons to our l1brary sys tem We've enjoyed many new books and maga zlnes thls year and we slncerely thank Mrs Henderson for all her efforts We also thank her Capable staff of l1brar1ans who gave thelr t1me so patlently and unself1sh1y FIRST ROW Cynthra Hrrnr Grace Jenmngs Joanne Cox Norma A1 mond Jane Anderson Marllyn Wheeler Mary Carder SECOND ROW Jerry Danrels Wrnnre Groves, Carolyn Me- Ginnis, Mrs. Hender- son, Io Ann Lane, Marybe11eAdkisson, Betty Helm. THIRD ROW: Janice O'De11, Virgie Wilcox, Arlene Thomas, Betty Jenson, Sharon Wighrman, Patty Preston. JW Mrs Hester M Henderson LIBRARIAN WVR-, Compliments of MASSEY'S CAFE ,A ,,.,,Y ..V--. -s . If 45 :1?' iff i r rr I 5, 5-x s-r il, 5 , EV 5 if 9: fr ,Z r 5 Q I E I y r E if I E l 1 : I 1. r, l. l L A '- are R f . l 3 l l Z N , l , r , Q I l 5 1 by X 4. K, . , w f l L r 4 -HQ-,xAX,, MM JW FIRST ROW: Pat Christopher, Shirley Banks, Dora Sales, Marian Mendolia, Willa Mae Pennell, Forrestine Kratzer. SECOND ROW: Charles Grego- ry, Margaret Murry, Mary Dee Faris, Mrs. Munkers, Mrs. Miller, Billy Sales. Best Wishes from ElSEN'S 3' -' ', H g.gn 9' ::'j':ji,-.:5rqif-ji'-'? ,few S I her, les, vlae ser. :gO' Dee Ars. T1 qf FIRST ROW: Kay Carr, Carol Carver, Miss Rust, Judy Anuerson. SECOIND ROW: Bill Crouch, Mr. Moore. Ji MQZQQZ Wg, FIRST ROW: Anna May Kirby, Phil Rotsch. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Takahashi, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Moore, Bessie Gentry, Mrs, Henderson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Funk, Mr. Holt, Phil Isley. FISCHER BROTHERS AUTO PARTS 47 i Y I F 1 1 1 i if OFFICERS Vice President . . . . . Ted Bell President . . . . Phil Miller Treasurer . . . Joanne Cox Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,, V , , Kay Carr One of the students favorite hang- outs is the Bluejay Perch, otherwise known as Teen Town. The Liberty Lions Club has generously sponsored this or- ganization for several years, and we'd like them to know that we genuinely ap- preciate this. One of the money-making projects for the year was a fun-filled basketball game between the high school faculty and members of the Lions Club. Besides being open after school and after games, the Teen Town also spon- sors several school dances throughout the year. O O 0 O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O FIRST ROW: Lonny Hank, Jimmy Keen, Phil Miller, Kay Carr, Joanne Cox, Ted Bell, Martha Young, Sharon Wightman. SECOND ROW: Joe Hendren, Elaine Hicks, Mary Happy, Barbara Miller, Jerry Warn, Janice O'Dell, Charlene Newton, Everett Shaver, Jolynn Massey, Marybelle Adkisson, THIRD ROW: Dorothy Hair, Jerry Powers, Bobby Bandy, Marie Griffey, Grace Jennings, Jane Anderson, Jo Collins, George Chrisrnan, Jerry Warman, Compliments of FAYE'S BEAUTY BOX 48 eil? - U71 I Q- ' 'fl 'ef .J f , ' 9' ff ,ffgyleg 2 For many years L., H, S, has wanted a Pep Squad, and this year attained one through the aid of the Student Council. Three girls were chosen from each homeroom, which made a total of thirty-six girls in the Squad. From there, a committee was appointed to write a cons titution, and officers were elected.These officers are as follows: Jo Collins, Presi- dent, Sarah Pixlee, Vice -President, Winnie Groves, Secretary, Patsy Schutty, Treasurer, The Pep Squad, with their s on p - OFFICERS 5Q1'5 Mrs, and IVI1-9 Carnahan, Treasurer, . ..... . . Patsy SChl,IIIy add greatly to the school spirit. SeCfefafY- - - - -Winnie Groves Vice-President . . Sarah Pixlee President. ............ Jo Collins 1 I V o o o o 9 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 J FIRST ROW: Sarah Pixlee, George Chrisman, Jo Collins, Martha Yancey. SECOND ROW: Marilynn l-Ienion, Barbara Boone, Shirley Davidson, Jolynn Massey, Joanne Flannery, Cynthia Hirni, Winnie Groves, Patsy Schutty, Janice O'Dell, Sharon Wightman, Marybelle Adkisson, Carol Carver. THIRD ROW: Mary Carder, Mrs, Clay, Sponsor, Mary Ruth Foley, Dottie Miller, Anna Mae Kirby lea Ann Loftin, Roslyn Bayha, Shirle Gabbert Jerr . Y . Y Warn, Annabelle Gutelius, Forrestine Kratzer, Kathleen Horrell, Joan Rogers, Barbara Allen, Joanne Cox Karen Courtenay. FOURTH ROW: Donna Bailey, Sylvia Bowles, Virgie Wilcox, Arlene Thomas, Beverly Walker, Norma Almond, Vivian Mitchell, Barbara Warn, Betty Jenson, Jerry Daniels, Karen Thomason, Patty Preston, Mary Happy, Betty Helm. Complizrients of PALACE LUNCH 49 Jaffa? by , 2 4 ll! i s 2 f 3 5 ff ff My e 1 . 1 1 r, ,, 4,fsfn. , ,ff E FIRST ROW: Eddie Crouch, Mack Price, Joe Downing, Charles King, Richard Aubrey, Phil Miller, Mr. Hill, Bill Crouch, Buddy Young, Phil Isley, Raymond Thomas, George Carter, John Rogers. SECOND ROW: Russell Aubrey, V Jimmy Thomas, Bill Lowe, Fred Frederickson, Paul Warren, Willis Zismer, Herbert Braley, Coray Martin, Harold Petty, Eldon Jones, Charles Waltrip, Huston Adkisson, Ted Bell, Everett Shaver, THIRD ROW: Jim Crawford, Don Christopher, Bill McFadden, Richard Pryor, Don Cowan, Bill Berndt, Jimmy Thomas, Robert Pierson, Bill Thorp, Harold Williams, Melvin Jones, Bob Moore, Frank Miller, Bob Crouse, Richard Jones, Dave Clark. I-tang, f , ' F- 'ee , 1 A 73.3 1 , 55,3111 h i edit? -sf 0.3 XX ' 17' Q X' 01 gi. U U o x'4' I '4,w,,.g OFFICERS: Ass't. Reporter, Phil 'rave Isleyg Secretary, Russell Aubrey, Treasurer, J.Sherwoodg Sentinel, Paul Billings, Parliamentarian, Houston Adkissong Reporter, Leon Miller, Vice President, Phil 'viillerg Advisor, Mr. Hill, Presi- dent, Bill Crouch, LIBERTY SEWING MACHINE CO. Featuring Necchi Sewing Machines , mfgn- 5- Q af O Re Le 311 idt llI'4 Cl Cz B . I. l i 1 Y r, Phil Aubreyg zntinel, itarian, 'r, Leon 1, Phil g Presi- turing 3 v ' Y S ' V ' A 'V Y' V t FIRST ROW: Annabelle Gutelius, Miss Epperson, Claudette Petty, Caroline Haynes, Shirley Reeds, Sylvia Bowles, Dottie Miller. SECOND ROW: Wilma Carder, Marian Van Schiack, Ester Estabrook, Shirley Banks, Delores Forman, Sarah Pixlee, Pat Christopher, Mary Carder. THIRD ROWS Sue Cates, Marian Mendolia, Bon- nie Mace, Sharon Wightman, Jerry Warn, Shirley Gabbert, Sarah Massey, Cynthia Hirni. S o VMKER 's 5 5 9 5 Ffriiasuf i s U N NEQ9 if' 543, Q . 'Za avf' 2 , , G P- , -'f-. fy 2? fir Lg 3. 5 fi? 0 -Q . X 44417 05' Reporter, Sarah Pixleeg Social y y Leader, Shirley Reedsg Histori- an, Pat Christopherg Vice Pres- ident, Sylvia Bowlesg Treas urer, Dottie Millerg Secretary, Claudette Pettyg President, Carolyn Haynes. Best Wishes from the LIBERTY TRIBUNE N f , ' ' A 4 A H dm? QM u-1 Best Wxshes from KZ 5 N J. J. MURPI-IY'S DIME STORE -........2' JM M4120 ORE Best Wishes to the Graduating Class from HALL MOTORS, BUICK DEALER 7 N N E 3 N , 4 I , 1 If J l a 3 I 1 i F ART I I GE OME TRY DRIVERS' TRAINING Compliments of FREVERT 'S HARD WARE ff' if Wx. HOME E C ONOMIC S , M ,447 , Ab fs, AGRIC ULT URE CALVERT 8: MINOR PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO. PHYSICS KW fa-W W A J , ' 1 l at 471- FIRST ROW: Barbara Miller Grace Jennings, Treasurer, Marie Griffey, Presidentg Ma- jorie Arrowsmith, Sponsorg Judy Anderson, Vice President- Shirley Davidson, Janice O'- Dell, NancieHorrel1. SECOND ROW: Roslyn Bayha, Nancy Griffey, Roberta Peace, Jerry Dannels, Loretta Bratcher, Secretary, Pat Preston, Janet Estes, Kathleen Horrell. THIRD ROW: Sue Cates, Beverlylohn- son, Jane Anderson, Barbara Allen, Joan Rogers, Karen Thomason, Mary Ruth Foley, Patsy Berndt, Annabelle Gutelius. 1 Compliments of J. H. OLDHAM 56 FIRST ROW: Jo Collins, Marian Van Schiack, Anna Mae Kirby, Martha Petty, Secretary, Kay Carr, Presi- dent, Mrs, Pixlee, Sponsorg Martha Yancey, Vice Presi- dent, Patsy Schutty, Treas- urer, Claudette Petty, Marilynn He nion, Mary Happy. SECOND ROW: Karen Courtenay, Mary- belle Adkisson, Norma Al- mond, Claudine Whitesell, Vivian Mitchell, Barbara Warn, Joanne Flannery, Sarah Massey, Ann Jack- son, Sylvia Bagby, Jolynn Massey, Jean Oldham, Winnie Groves, Barbara Boone. THIRD ROW: Myra Sue Wallace, Sarah Pix lee, Betty Helm, Joanne Cox, Suzanne Crockett, Joyce Alvis, Shirley Gabbert, Virgie Wilcox, Arlene Thomas, Beverly Walker, Donna Bailey, Beth Light- burne, Betty Jenson, Mary Carder, Nancy Morrow. Unphotographed: Jerry Pol- lard. J, . WL A F Y ' 'C3V5 ?-T' 'W' M it FIRST ROW: David Hank, Phil Miller, Bill Crouch, Bill Mason, Richard Brand - om, Pres., Dave Clark Leon Miller, Vice Pres., Don Christopher. SECOND ROW: Eugene Lackey, Joe Henion, PhilRotsch, Sec. SL Trees., Paul Billings, George Carter, Dick Davis, Phil Isley, George Chris- man, Joe Dirks, Bob Lyons. THIRD ROW: Eddie Crouch, Joe Banner, Hus' ton Adkisson, Barth Boyd, Jack Bates, Ierryliuhrnian, Richard Pryor, Jack Coke- ly, Charles King, Don Warren. x CLQZQ ' ' mmf' , FIRST ROW: Janice O'De1l, Grace Jennings, Marjory Ar- rowsmith, Sponsor, Mrs. Pix- lee, Sponsor, Kay'Cz1rr, Win- nie Groves, Karen Courtenay Martha Yancey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Davidson, Judy Anderson, Barth Boyd, Richard Brandom, Dave Clark, Marie Griffey, Sarah Pixlee. Best Wishes from LIBERTY BEAUTY SHOP One of the most important and active organizations at L, H, S, is the music f th l rou s and the band. The vocal groups, department, composed o e voca g p by all their audiences throughout the year. Among the these groups, one of the most outstanding was the Christmas Cantata which was broadcast over radio station KIMO. This production was presented by the entire mixed chorus under the direction of Miss Rust and her able accompanist, Miss Mildred Bluhm. Also deserving much praise is the L, I-I, S. concert and marching band under the direction of Mr. Clinton Maness. The band's halftime performances at the foot- ball games Were outstanding, as were their concert performances. We were very proud to have our high school band appear on television during the Christmas season, in which they marchedin the annual Christmas parade. We are indeed fortunate to have with us these directors of the music department and We take this opportunity to thank them for their patience , their time , and their tale nt. under the splendid supervision of Miss Margaret Rust, have been Well received many ,pe rformances by X yr fu - 1 :W '- LW ff X I 7 3 ' My M , Wifi! Mr. Clinton Maness FIRE ROV Hill Ferl Barl f Anna Mae Kirby, Kathleen Horrell, Judy Anderson, Winnie Groves, Maxine Wheeler, Head Majoretteg Kay Carr, Drum Majoretteg Marilyn Henion, Shirley Davidson, Bessie Gentry, Grace Jennings, Compliments of R, H, MARTIN, Real Estate -fpx-4:-gf ' r f Y Y - V ' fig, ?,f.,f71-7-,yr-, K i M game! FIRST ROW: Nancy Morrow, Dan Triplett, Francis Newton, Eddie Crouch, Bob Durie, Jack Cokely, Charlene Newton. SECOND ROW: Tom Hendren, Delores McKown, Jolynn Massey, Joe Hendren, Jean Oldham, Judy Craig, THIRD ROW: Billy Paulson, Barbara Hill, Larry Eiker, Sarah Pixlee, Richard Aubrey, Holly Newton, Johnny Alexander, Ronnie Oldham, Bobby Harris, Ed Fredricks, Ferrell Bennett, Bobby Henderson. FOURTH ROW: Russell Aubrey, Harold Williams, Bob Coleberd, Marilyn Wheeler, Lonnie Hank, Barbara Miller. f m s , . OFFICERS B 2 f f! , . Francrs Newton . . . Presldent 7 Standing, Russell Aubrey . Vice -PI'CSidCI1t lean Oldham . . . Sect. -Treas. L. D . WILLIAMS Je we le 1' 59 -lm 2 - Z 'wma sys, f - V ff f QW , gf f i I r 4 fl W use amass J r , 2 , s 5 s ,Q vw P , W ,g gi Q I, A ef J ie C Wg f C 4 44 'Z 115 af ' ff Y fr , r r , 4,7 E , fp, S ff ? ff FIRST ROW: Sue Cates, Donna Bailey, Carolyn Haynes, Delores McKown, Jolynn Massey, Judy Anderson, Joan Rogers, Virgie Wilcox, Cynthia Hirni, Patsy Schutty, Jane Anderson, Nancy Griffey, Grace Jennings, Kathleen Horrell, Sylvia Bowles. SECOND ROW: Miss Rust, Miss Bluhm, Bob Lyon, Kay Carr, Jean Oldham, Betty Helm, Jean Powers, Karen Thomason, Marilyn Henion, Janet Estes, Janice O'Dell, Jo Collins, Maxine Wheeler, Eleanor Takahashi, THIRD ROW: Alvin Wiegand, Bob Durie, Dwayne Thomas, Paul Todd, Richard Aubrey, Billy Stanley, Joanne Cox, Anna Mae Kirby, Carol Carver, Sharon Wightman, Lea Ann Loftin, Marilyn Wheeler, Charlene Newton, Patty'Preston, Bert Rogers, Jack Cokely, Dwayne Bell, David Hank, Francis Newton, FOURTH ROW: Lynn Happy, Lloyd Gentry, Martin Mitchell, Joe Banner, J. Sherwood, Don Mather, David Mc- Cleland, Jack Bates, Bill Crouch, Russell Aubrey, 'Ped Bell, George Carter, Hubert Walker, George Chrisman, Everett Shaver, John Rogers, Charles King, Jerry Warrnan, Phil Rotsch, Phil Miller. OFFICERS Carolyn Haynes . . Sect. -Treas. Jo Collins . . . . President 4 Patsy Schutty . . Vice -President D. A. SHARP Agency--insurance Real Estate 8: Loans Wwe! K P 1' 5 , ,aaa feast , t sv, si , QL ifh f . - K Y i Egg 'I 2 f 'Q I 'tw 2 'f S is v 3 2, i si J ' 2 2 le Jim FIRST ROW: Sharon Brimer, Sue Cates, Karen Courtenay, Donna Bailey, Patty Robey, Nancy Ryan, Barbara Hill, Cynthia Hirni, Wilma Carder, Grace Jennings, Martha Young, Sylvia Bowles, Bobby Bandy, Carolyn Haynes, SECOND ROW: Miss Bluhnn, Miss Rust, Elaine Lunn, Carol Carver, Roberta Peace, Jean Powers, Elaine Hicks, Patsy Schutty, Ruby Triggs, Judy Craig, Patty Preston, Jane Anderson, Karen Thomason, Carol DeHart, Sharon Wightman, Jolynn Massey. THIRD ROW: Kay Carr, Judy Ander- son, Deanne Fultz, Joanne Cox, Eva McCleland, Delores McKown, Virgie Wilcox Marilyn Wheeler, Charlene Newton, Lea Ann Loftin, Myrna White, Judy Sandell, Janice Templeton, Sarah Massey, Janet Estes, Jean Oldham, Jo Collins, Janice O'Dell, Maxine Wheeler, Nancy Griffey, Kathleen Horrell. FIRST ROW: Holly Newton, Dwayne Thomas, Bob Durie, Lynn Happy, Richard Aubrey, Joe Banner, Hubert Walker, Bert Rogers, Jack Cokely, Jerry Warman, Francis Newton. SECOND ROW: Alvin Wiegand, Jackie Woods, Paul Todd, Dick Davis, J. Sherwood, David McClelland, Bill Crouch, Russell Aubrey, Dwayne Bell, David Hank, Harold Petty, Don Mather, Miss Rust, Miss Bluhm. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Gentry, Martin Mitch- ell, Harvey Seely, Ted Bell, John Rogers, Toni Sherwood, Ed Eredrieks, Danny Triplett, Phil Roach, Everett Shaver, George Chrisman, Bob Lyon, Bill Mason, Jack Bates. Corripliments of LUCCILLE DAVIS 53 5 4 r E i 3 iii li I i iw I 1 I GIRLS' TRIO: Miss Bluhm, Miss Rust, Kay Carr, Patsy Schutty, Janice O'DeII GIRLS' SEXTETTE: Miss Bluhrn, Miss Rust, Elaine Lunn, Carol Carver, Judy Anderson, Jane Anderson, Judy Craig, Martha Young, Nfl r f is I V A I P 5 Q. E F C K. Q! xv QX , , R CA GIRLS' QUARTETTE: F r e d die Johnson Grace IenningS, Kathleenl-Iorrel, Io Col- GIRLS' JR. HIGH SEXETTE: Miss Bluhrn, Elaine Lunn, Deanna Fultz, Elaine Hicks, Miss Rust, Janice Templeton, Judy Craig, Martha Young. I lins. Rust rson, yung. BOYS' QUARTETTE: Miss Bluhm B ies' 9-f Francis Newton, Phil Rotsch, Bil Crouch, Joe Banner, Miss Rust, gxigu lligffyff ,Im nson, Col uhm, icks, raig, BOYS' QUARTETTE: Miss Bluhm Miss Rust, J. Sherwood, David Mc Cleland, Jack Cokely, Jerry War man. BOYS' DOUBLE QUAR- TETTE: Miss Bluhm, Miss Rust, Dwayne Bell, Ted Bell, Everett Shaver, George Chrisman, Russell Aubrey, BillCrouch, Mar- tin Mitchell, Bob Durie. J. A. PE TE RSON COMPANY v u L I, L.- if ,MM ,J , 3 WAV K5 U7 Wg. ' 725 ,fl 2 jf-Y H I 11, .V , ff 1 ' Q11 X 1 I V7 N . Z f 1. , 1 I X 5 I. w 1 ,Q , ,N W HX 1 fair' if 1 x I ' wg I A xy af X X .iff x ill. Jay- Each year it is a tradition of Liberty High School to choose a beauty queen from the girls of the senior class. She is chosen for natural beauty, poise, and charm by judges who are impartial and do not know the girls. This year the judges were Miss Harriet Barnes and Miss Mary Stegner, airline hostesses and Mr. Bob Davis, hair- dresser from 1VIacy's department store. They were very cordial, friendly and sin,- cere people who, after the contest was over, gave the senior girls rnany helpful tips on hair styling and the qualifications to become an airline hostess. This year the student body voted to have two attendents to the queen, which is something that has never been done in the past. There werelnine finalists at the close of the elimination process. They were Kay Carr, Judy Anderson, Suzie Pence, Bessie Gentry, Martha Yancey, Carolyn Haynes, Jerry Pollard, Barbara Boone and Marilyn Henion. , l 1 '1 . wg: Saw 153' !J'SQ- 2221- A 5- .2 kwa- K :gigs-'fi , , 5, - fsks-,Q 1.51, 'wi f-asks: 313-354 4 ,U 'bu-1 ff x , K n W'i. 'fiE tn' T STR. 3-54 arg adv' ff-X35-Tiiilw v'Z'f'EZ-if 9N'5 '.1 f3fr-Q .. .1 9 NJ tiiiifii . mf- , ifgt-is-. : 2 fTEQ,xc'?gf5q?Sb,gsQ:-rest' 'H-ffwggtfi,-2:55 nokia!.::1:b,...z-.v.9i:-:azz-tex..,wa-e3:.::a3b?.S'g:i?f?2z1x1:.9-,we PA TT ONS BEAUTY SHOP ,JI- , A ,na-un.s. .M ,,,.,,.. JUDGES Miss Mary Stegner Mr. Robert Davis Miss Harriet Barnes 'V 1 'll X 'A wi' d 71 Second Attendant Judy Anderson wVf?Wi ' 1' X I fy i I ll!!! f f f X 7 QUEEN g,H Suzie Pence We Fir st Attendant Iviartha Yancey 67 gf! 1 W... . 'Q' ii N n 0- ..f 'l' X A-A-WX ' f Q aw K Z9 , f ,N L- gf 1-'Af M ff M ...:.,,.Z. I, ME Q 7, i1 4 - - mf fm? Jimi! QKWMZZ I 'N X ! C975 eq 5 Perhaps the most outstanding event in the school year is Homecoming. Every student looks forward to the gay festivities and the big game---and this year it was bigger and better than ever! Students began planning and plotting their floats in secret weeks before. Finally the day arrived and spirits were high, aroused by the big bonfire and rally the night before. A snake dance of students led the parade downtown, followed by the hand- some L. H. S. band and many, many floats. Then came the dec- orated cars and, last but not least, the yellow buick convertible for the queens. As the parade advanced to the square, the eager crowd pushed forward. The Student Council president acted as master of cere- monies at the program which took place on the courthouse steps. Among the speakers who wished the football team victory, were former coach, Mr. John K. Lonborg, former football star, Sam Clevenger, former Homecoming Queen, Marie Crouch, and Coach Dave Ashley. The 3rd place trophy for floats was given to the senior class, Znd place to the juniors, and the cherished lst prize went to the seventh grade. Following the awards for the winning floats, the cheerleaders presented good luck charms to the team. Then came the moment everyone waited for---the crown- ing of the three girls who were the football squad's choice for the Homecoming Queens of l95O!! Second attendant--Miss Jo Collins, crowned by football player Ray Brittong first attendant-- Miss Patsy Schutty, crowned by co-captain Glen Johnson, Home- coming Queen--Miss Kay Carr, crowned by co-captain, Leon Miller--to reign over the big game and dance. The mighty Bluejays met their deadly foe, the Excelsior Springs Tigers, with determination and the hope of regaining the prized dualing pistols. Yet after out playing the Tigers, we lost a heartbreaking game by the slim margin of one touchdown. The score was 13-7, Excelsior's favor. Following the game, the students attended the annual Home- coming dance in a beautifully decorated gym. The many couples danced to the music of the William Jewell college band. During the intermission the Homecoming Queen and her attendants took their places of honor on the decorated platform at one end of the gym while J. Sherwood sang a beautiful melody dedicated to the royal ladies. Thus ended another memorable Homecoming in the lives of the L. H. S. students. .X-Ja.. -:IW LIBERTY TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY ZA' 1397954 5 ff v Q' A T X 1 S . 3 X206 x 2-Y Q GY 366 v 69,60 ge wi Q35 be W Q A V Z D09 W The Crownlng Znd Plac e Juluors .WW V ,gfgbggzmlg Aug, if '1'f'K3f-0142 - -44 iw, e mmwm 7 ,, . ,,,. . WA. mwqy 3rd Place Seniors The Big Night Compliments of IVIITCHELIJS BAR BFR SHOP Q , if KWQM QHW -xv ' 1 7 XW, Compliments of COLLINS DRIVE-IN 73 A Q9 The annual Valentine Dance was held this year in the L. H. S. gymnasium. It was sponsored, as is cus- tomary, by the Student Council. The couples danced to the music of the Larry Phillips orchestra from Independence under a beautifully decorated false ceil- ing of red and white crepe paper. During the intermission the master of ceremonies announced the lucky winner of the large box of candy which was raffled off. Then came the main event of the evening, the announcement of Popularity King and Queen and their attendants. The choosing of these boys and girls took place the previous day in a student body election. The second attendants to the king and queen were announced first and took their place near the platform for the royal couple. They were Suzie Pence and Dave Clark. The first attendants were then announced and took their place. They were Martha Yancey and Phil Miller. The tiny crown bearer, Miss Marsha Lowman, presented the attendants with their crowns. Following these presentations, J. Sherwood sang lf while the audience eagerly awaited the an- nouncement of the king and queen. After this short program a sealed envelope was given to the master of ceremonies from which he read the names of Jo Collins and Bill Crouch, King andV'Queen of Hearts. J. then sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart as the royal couple came forward to the place of honor. Upon be- ing crowned, flowers were presented to the king and queen and the attendants, and the royal party reigned over the beautiful dance for the remainder of the evening. Compliments of LIBERTY ICE AND LOCKER COMPANY 7 , m ffjfffffd 7 - V , . .fwfgfr . . 1 ' ,ff V 1 Z. 1 5. 1 1 1 91 111 111 111 E1 1 1 . 1 E 1 f, - 1 1 1 11 1 1 Q 11 2 J 1' 11 1 1 1 If 11 11 W i1 11 11 1 . 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 '31 ,111 121 1111 1, 1 11 I 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 ,A 1 11 11 11 1 14 Q1 ,1 J WK WW QQ WML f 1 W , W J g 1 i 3 i W J lil I f ? w. W. WHITESIDE Jeweler j North side of square. 77 I 4 3 3 9 EQ Yi PLAY CAST Mrs. Morton . Grandad . A . Tilly .... Betty Shadduck . Kip Shadduck . Trudie Norwood Judy Norwood . Ludie Norwood . Jack Norwood . Jim Mahoney . Miss Higgins . Mrs. Feeney . Detective. . Joanne Cox ' Pl1il'Rol:sc1n .Belzty 'Jens on ' ' Betty 1-felnk bon. Cldristonher Freddie Johnson Karen Couirtenay u Blarldare. Warn Q o Q u 4 e George Chrisman ' C1CO1'.gC 'caitei . Norrna Alxnond . 'Sylvia' Balgby ' D'a.vi'd I-lanlc Mrs Suz1e Rans on D1rector Compliments of ROY'S SNACK SHOP 78 Q I' Boi: sch wh ink lei 5051 iay wil lah 0 ter mia :bi mir f ,ffm 4, , , f f ' I r Mrs. Ercel Binns Director Ellen Parker . . . . . Jo Collins Beans Parker . .... . Bill Crouch Martha Yancey Terry King . ..... . John Rogers Mugsy Morris . ..... . Leon Miller Cora Johnson . .... . Suzie Pence Melinda . . .... . . Mary Happy Sandra Field . ..... . Judy Anderson Katie Lee . Douglas Blake . .... . Phil Miller Margot Richards , ,,,, , Kay Carr Mr. Field . . .... . . Russell Aubrey Mrs. Field . ...... . Barbara Miller 2 j z J x' 14 - Q gg , Q y M 4 aww: wk F fi , ' WZ 4. H J 1 J Mmm We Congratulations To the Seniors of 1951 from STEPHENS FURNITURE 6 South Main X P9 0 l 'Fl ' 3 ':QQ,571p JMZZQZZ Wa-4ffW'dQ Jw-gym OUR TS Fe C9 l 'fl ' A I A J I 2 1 I I , 'r k 9 Z 5 i A I ? 1 i l Y i f 2 I I I 1 F 1, E 1 Compliments of ' BALLENGER HARDWARE ,M 1 1- 1, -' On August 15 forty some boys be.gan practicing for the 1950 football season underthe guidance of the new head foot- ball coach, Mr. J. David Ashley, Jr. The boys workedhard in twice a day practices until school started. In the opening game against Smithville, Dwayne-Bell broke for 65 yards and a T.D. on the second play of the game. We won our first game 2.0 to 0. However, in the next game against a big tough line the Bluejays lost a good game in the second half, Z4 to O. Carrolton's long passes to their 6'5 and 6'7 ends made the important touchdowns. In the third game, played at home with Lexington, we made three errors in the third half, each one resulting in long touchdowns for the Minutemen. The second half was played in mid-field with our Bluejays playing good football. The final score was Zlfto 0, Lexington. The next week we took on big North Kansas City on the Wm. Jewell field and outplayed them for three quarters until their experience and size wore the Bluejays down enough to enable them to score twice. After this great game the boys had a relapse--losing to Slater, 13 to 0 and then to Richmond 2.7 to 7. Then the Bluejays began to click as a team. They took on the powerful undefeated Excelsior Springs Tigers and scored the first time they got the ball. They out fought and outplayed the Tigers until mid -way in the fourth quarter when they fumbled deep in their own territory with Excelsior re- covering. Three off side penalties gave Excelsior a T.D. tying up the ballgame. The Bluejays roared down the field 5 and 7 yards a clip, going for that winning touchdown. How- ever, a flat pass went astray and in seconds an alert Tiger halfback had dashed all the way with the intercepted pass, for another T.D. The gun stopped the Bluejays just short of the tying T.D. The Bluejays displayed championship form throughout, the game and upset the mightyHigginsville eleven for their only conference loss. The Liberty team was great, their blocking and tackling vicious, The half ended O to 0. In the third ql13.1 C61'Ted Bell, makinga spectacular steal from the Corn- husker safety, scored on a long pass from Phil Miller, then in the fourth quarter alert, aggressive, Joe Dirks, tackle, grabbed a Higginsville fumble and cove red by the entire te am raced fifty-five yards to score the cinching T.D. Making allong trip to the roost of the Marshall Owls--the Bluejays, through starting out good, were subdued by the fierce Owls, and senthome on the short end ofa 2.0 to 7 score. The final game of the seas on found the Liberty boys playing good football again, but without the .se rvices of Glenn Johns on and Ted Bell, they were badly mauled and clawed by the red- hot Cameron Tigers, 41 to 7. He re we would like to say that the little known B Team, composed mostly ofsophomores, showed great improvement during the 1950 season. They won 4 games, tied 1, and lost 3, ending their season with a Z0 to O win over Cameron,a previously undefeated B team. We will be seeing a lot of them next year--won't we boys ! mwusa K, ,mf Best wishes from CHURCH-ARCHER FUNERAL HOME I 6 I 5 1 L 1 I I I I 5 x Z' 2 J I r Q 5 Q I I' Z I! DAVE ASHLEY Coach FIRST ROW: Glen Johnson, Bill Weber, Keith Boyd, Bill Mason, Bill Crouch, Bob Gabbert, Phil Miller, Leon Miller, SECOND ROW: Bob Foster, Ted Bell, Ray Britton, Joe Dirks, Barth Boyd, Dick Davis, Freddie Willis, George Carter, Gladden Dye, Joe Henion. THIRD ROW: Richard Aubrey, Bob Crouse, Bill Berndt, Bert Rogers, Hubert Walker, Jim Wagner, Lloyd Walker, Dwayne Bell, Frank Miller, Johnny Viers. FOURTH ROW: Paul Warren, Johnny Eastin, Charles King, Richard Pryor, Bill Myers, Dan Triplett, Jerry Fuhrman, Louis Schmidt, Jack Bates, Buddy Young, FIFTH ROW: Bill Lowe, Alvin Johnson, Coach Ashley, Benny Mills, Francis Newton, Coach Cokely, Coach Van Trump, jfzaaf? FIRST ROW: Allan Crum, Kenneth Robinson, Don Schowengerdt, Darwin Garrison, Eddie Crouch, Bobby Dye, John Longborg. SECOND ROW: Robert Horrell, Ferrill Bennett, Joe Hendren, Kenny Ford, Garnett Peters, Ray Eldon Hawkins, THIRD ROW: Johnny Willis, J, Swell team Miller, Jim Crawford, Coach Van Trump. BADGER LUMBER CO Congratulations to a 5 o 609 30 061 3 ii Bill Crouch Bob Gabbert . Bart Bill Mas on Phil Miller A Gem -A gf .x is ffvmgagfgig ff yig ' Inn ' DESERT GOLD FEED COMPANY iabbe rt Q Barth Boyd Ray Britton diner George Carter Dick Davis if B Ill W eb E' B NNY GLN 5? C. . of xf' Z7 i. DESERT GOLD TURKEY FARMS 1 1 s s l 5 f , QW ae aff' ogq C QV? Joe Henion Dwayne Bell Johnny Eastin Be rt Rogers A Sw.. Wf: 4,'f2Si, ,a gfiqpd-ek xx, H43 1 fv 1' 1 ,S s' ' ' Best Wishes from CHAPPLER'S DRUGS B111 Jin' 'W I 4 JO 12 le Bell ' Bill Be rndt Lloyd Walker logers l Jim Wagner Dan Triplett i l UNPHOTOGRAPHED , MS ARE by ,ERE , John Rogers 92- - 'U ,-N J' , fd LJ. . 1 , l fircl. . Q1 11.5,-2' X T L' ,'H i n A I: ' 'I'l 1 vt Y 1 Compliments of GS EAST SIDE GR.lI..I.. of Dny vi-er Lou Schmh n 1 87 fovawf 4401 Best Wishes of VETERAN CAB. CO. lkiunr 88 K, W Leroy Means Service Station STANDARD OILS ,M 13 uf , .E, li :W ? v .. .M it -J E it 0 A 1,2 Our first games of the season were played in the Jewell tournament. The Bluejays meeting Redemporists of Kansas City and Odessa. We were defeated both times. The following week we started a string of nonconference games to get in conditionfor the conference tilt. The scores of these games were as follows: North Kansas City 46, Liberty 273 Northeast 64, Liberty 27g Liberty 41, Lee's Summit 383 Raytown 45, Liberty 32. Next came the second tournament of the year, the games being played at North Kansas City. We met Rockhurst and Lillis of Kansas City, being the under dog because of lack of hustling and passing. Cameron, the last game before the conference string left a bad taste in the mouths of the basketball fans as well as the players by defeating the Jays 44-36 in the last half. Due to an expected relapse of a hard played Cameron game the Blue team lost their first conference tilt to Lexington by a 51-33 score. The Monsters of Excelsior seemed to score at will to edge ahead in the second half with a final score of Excelsior 58, Liberty 33. The following week showed that the boys had it in them by winning the next seven games straight. Included in these games were three games played in the Lathrop tourney. The first game was played with Platsburg and found Liberty with a 3 point lead in the last seconds of the game, the final score reading 41 to 38. The following night a highly tauted Gower team found the Bluejays had what it took by being taken by one point in the lapsing seconds of the game 45 to 44. The outcome of this game found Liberty clashing with St. Joe Pickett for champion- ship. Well for those who dare to remember, the Pickett team was expectinga hard game since the Gower team, defeated by Liberty, was slated to win the tournament. The game went fast and normally up to the last 4 minutes of the 4th quarter, then Liberty began to slip behind, but never more than three points. The game went nip and tuck up to the last 2 seconds when Pickett ahead by l point and as a result of free throws let Brandom slip through the defense and shoot at spectacular shot from the side, cinching the championship. Smithville, wno took 4th in the Lathro tournament, bowed to a sparked up Liberty five to slowly fiall behind to a 41 to 32 defeat. Slater, Lexington, and Richrnond fell easy conference foes to add to a seven game winning streak for the Jays-. Two heartbreakers added their bit to the seasons thrill with the Bluejays being defeated by Carrollton and Marshall by one point in two consecutive games. A championship William Chrisman team scored at will on the Jewell court to mark Liberty up on their list of wins. Final score Chrisman 44, Liberty 27. Cameron, who since their first encounter with the Bluejays mad won second place in the Kirksville tournament was defeated in the best played game of the season b a score of 53 to 49. In this game all five boys worked together with fast passing, accurate shooting and ball handling. A meager crowd saw a better Liberty team beaten by Higginsville on Higginsville's own freak court. As the official season came to a close Liberty markedtwo games over to the loss side by bowing again to a superior, ast North Kansas City, and again to the timber-toppers of Excelsior Springs. However, as the spectators noticed it was not because of superior ball playing ability, but lack of a type defence that midgets must play against giants The following week found Liberty defeating the Carrollton Trojans in the Warrensburg Regional Tournament but being defeated by Sedalia and Clinton thus finishing in 4th place This year the B team again won many honors and came out 2nd in their conference Congratulations to the entire basketball squad and our capable coach Kenneth Cokelv who all worked hard for a successful season Best Wishes from BANDY MOTORS I J , 14-4.35 .Y.',:, .: ll ,S C nf 7 :S , Ld ' of ft te 3 ,n 3 re E 13 I so I 11' E l ry 5 :S at 3 I .e l re 1 Le l is ' L- rn DY 1 st I :n 1. an 2 et, i at io - rp as 11 11 1 I an 1 al , 2 I IS fd 1 In I 1, I JY vo 7: of ts Je an 18 ie -e 10 DRS . I . W -A 6 E - A 1 FIRST ROW: Ted Bell, Rick Brandom, Ioe Henion, Glen Johnson, Dick Davis. SECOND ROW: Bill Weber, Bob Gabbert, Dave Clark, Phil Miller, J. Sherwood, Coach Cokley. algae! FIRST ROW: Bobby Dye, Tom Hendren, Dari Triplett, Lloyd Gentry, Robert Horerell, Don Curnpton, Dickie Gabbert. SECOND ROW: Eddie Burngamer, James Hoy, Ed Fredricks, Billy Paulson, Ferrell Bennett, David McClelland, Coach Sindt. Best Wishes from UNITED CO-OP gl FIRST ROW. Everett Shaver, Dwayne Bell, Freddie Willis, Hubert Walker, Alvin Johnson, Jim Patterson, Jack Cokley. SECOND ROW: Robert Horrell, DonCump- ton, Bob Crouse, John Viers, Jerry Warman, Dick Fri- zell, David McLaughlin. ' Ql Dave Clark Joe Henion J. Sherwood Glen Johnson Dick Davis Best Wishes from BERNARD-TYSON MOTORS Phil Miller ' 2 ' Bob Gabbert Rick Brandom R aymond Thoma S Ted Bell Compliments of LIBERTY RECREATION PAR LOR :Q i- 25242: X. 'f N 21 w lx 4 I 1 l i I x VI .1 fl li 'I I v R 4 ' w s 1 Xe E R .H ki? ,f, 'Hifi' , -ff, fi 19 N 6' Iwo! V f X 'Q' W9 0' fff f kj, .ff ' 7 ' , f' ' , , . f f . c . f ,1 5 My ' X- 'xffkyf ' Cav y '7 ' f-W 'Y f ' f ' f 4 , A . ,, ,W K P ,, . P . 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A Af 1 1. , , ,, 5 , , , ff' 1 1 Q 1- ,.f,. 2 1 3, :jf eff... , , -- , f ,Lf .. f' Q my 1 .m . M ,f - w mmf' 7 A-W,..M ' , W Mm 5 Q .4 WWW Q WK k .QQ KW sf 4 Q Egg Q f., 1 , 4 gi K Cornphrnents of SUIVIPTER 'S FILLING STAT ION X . ,Q 'N YN 6 Q85 X K A ff, W 4 'k I X f we Q2 1 i ffskfi --2 THOMPSONS Q FIRST ROW: Bob Gabbert, Coach Ashley, Leon Miller. SECOND ROW: I. Sherwood, Ted Bell, Bill Berndt. As the cinders begin to dry out and basketball draws to a close, the old Grecian instinct begins perpetuating the souls of all athletes. From morning till night running, jumping, and vaulting become the common pastime. The track squad of 5O was successful in most cases, winding up their season with a second place in the annual conference track meet in which they were edged out by Excelsior Springs by one quarter of a point. Prospects for a championship squad for 51 are not too promising with only five letter men from last year returning plus the new crop of athletes coming up from the lower grades. So far about eighty boys have turned out. The inter-class track meet to be held some time in lvlarch will de- termine to a certain extent the potentialites of the future track squad of Liberty High School. We hope when this comes out in print that L. H. S. will come through, as they always do, with a track team of champions. Best Wishes for a happy future--- FLOWER SHOP X Q-M -'lg Jf a x 1-., X4 is 5-. '? :r , 9 l r .. ' vr gf: .., ' ,QV - .Q , , ,V 9 -1 222' ' imaz f 2 1 1 -, Q 2 .r FIRST ROW Bill Crouch, Glen Johnson, Bill Mason, Bob Gabbert, Leon Miller, Joe Dirks, George Carter, John Rogers SECOND ROW: Coach Ashley, J. Sherwood, Ray Britton, Louis Schmidt, Bert Rogers, Jim Wagner, Lloyd Walker Gladden Dye, Dick Davis, Coach Van Trump, Coach Cokley. THIRD ROWg Dwayne Bell, Ted Bell, Bill Weber Joe Henion, Johnny Viers, Barth Boyd, Dan Triplet, Johnny Easton, Phil Miller, Rick Brandorn, ffL...1LQ1' Lal. AL,1 The L Club consists of a select group of boys, chosen under stringent rules as to number of quarters played in football and basketball and points made in track. The club now has approximately Z7 active members and the two coaches, Dave Ashley and Kenneth Cokley serving as ad- Visors. The big blue letter that exemplifies the member is hard earned, and it is a true honor not only to wear the symbol but to be a registered member. While wearing this letter or symbol one should realize that he is some what of an idol to those who aspire to become members some day. He should act mannerly and gentlemanly at all times and set a moral example not onlv for the younger set , but for his fellow class mates. Banks ,Graf Qfadu Wilcox Co. 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Undoubtedly one of the busiest and most active groups in high school is the girls physical education department, under the capable s u p e r v i s i on of Miss Mildred Bluhm, The schedule of activities for the year includes softball, volleyball, basket- ball, relays, various tumbling acts, calis- thenics, etc. This is the fourthyear Miss Bluhm has been at L. H. S. and during that time a girls basketball team has been organized, and the girls take part in an inter-class track meet each spring. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM FIRST ROW:Judy Craig, Bobby Bandy, Barbara Allen, Janet Estes, Martha Young, Ruby Triggs. SECOND ROW: Karen Thomason, Miss Bluhm, Wilma Carder, Jerry Daniels, Pat Preston, Jimmy Willis. , if W vi 3. ' os , MISS BLUHM, Instructor. as Q Z X sr! gg w an ,,,, ,Na Wfif M MMQQ 1 Q-, N I if If .5 X, ., , , V f s I V , r V .... 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JUDY ANDERSON Jtmior Honor Society '48, Honor Roll '48, '49, Library '48, Twirler '49, '50, '51, Liberty Bell Staff '48, '49, '50, Spectatorstaff '51, National Art Honor Society '50, PepSquad '51, Exchange Assembly '50, '51, Christmas Program '49, '50, '51, Senior Play '51, Double Mixed Quartet '50. RUSSELL AUBREY F.F.A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Secretary of F.F.A. '50, '51, Student Council Representative '50, Band '49, '50, '51, Brass Sextette '50, '51,Boys' Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Boys' Double Quartet '49, '51, Mixed Chorus '49, '50, '51, District Music Contest '49, '50, '51, State Music Con- test '49, '50, Junior Play '50, Senior Play '51, 'Exchange Assemblies '51, Vice President of Band '51, Waiter at Jr. -Sr. Prom '49. BARBARA BOONE Junior Honor Society 48, Exchange Assembly '50, Usher at Baccalaureate '50, Commence- ment usher '50, Usher at Junior Play '50, Pep Squad '51, Christmas Program '50, Home- coming Committee '49, Prom Committee '50, Usher at Senior Play '5I. KEITH BOYD Football B Squad '50, '51, F.F.A. '50, '51, Mixed Chorus '48, Boys' Glee Club '48, Christ- mas Program '48, Homecoming Committee '48, '49, '50, '51, Prom Committee '5o. SHIRLEY BOYER Usher at Jturior Play '50, Prom Committee '50, Homecoming Float Committee '5I. RICHARD BRANDOM Basketball B Squad '49, A Squad '50, '51, L Club '50, '51, Homecoming Float Com- mittee '49, Football '48, '49. KAY CARR Junior Honor Society '48, Twirler '49, Drum Majorette '50, '51s Student Council Secretary '50, '51, Honor Roll '48, Baccalaureate Chorus '49, '50, Office '49, '50, Library '48, '49, Teen- Town Treasurer '50, Secretary '51, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Mixed Chorus '49, '50, '51, Trio '48, '49, '50, '51,All School Play '48, '49,Jun- ior Play '50, Senior Play '51, Class Secretary '48, '51, Liberty Bell Staff '49, '50, Popularity Queen '50, Homecoming Queen '51, Art Honor Society '50, Exchange Assemblies '48, '49, '50, '51, Christmas Programs '48, '49, '50, '51, Assembly Committee '49, '50, '51, Double Mixed Quartet '5O. DAVE CLARK Northeast High School '48, '49, Basketball '51, F.F.A. '50, '51, Student Council '51, Popular- ity Attendant '51, L Club '5I. DOROTHY IO COLLINS Moberly Jr. High '48, Lubback, Texas '49, WaKeeney High School '50, Student Council Representative '5I,Glee Club '51, Mixed Cho- rus '51, Quartet '51, Homecoming Attendant '51, Cheerleader '51,' Pep Squad '51, Biology Lab Assistant '51, Senior Play '51, Popularity Queen '51, Exchange Assembly '51, President of Vocal Music Department '51, MAXINE CRAWFORD F.H.A. '49,'50, Photography Club '50, Pep Squad '48, BILL CROUCH Student Council Representative '48, '49, Stu- dent CouncilVice President '50, President '51, L Club '49, '50, '51, Football '48, '49, '50, '51, Sophomore Class President '49, Spectator Salesman '48, '49, '51, Mixed Chorus '49, '50, '51, Boys'Glee Club '49, '5o, '51, Quartet '49, '50, '51, Double Quartet '49, '51 , Double Mixed Quartet '49, Junior P1ay'5O: Senior Play '51, Exchange Assemblies '50, '51, F. F.A. '48, '49, '50, '51, President of F.F.A. '51, Teen-Town Representative '49, ' 50, Teen-Town Vice-Pres- ident '50, Assembly Committee '49, '50, '51, Popularity King '5I. BOB DANNELS Photography Club '50. SHIRLEY DAVIDSON Prom Committee '50, Baccalaureate Usher '50, Twirler '49, '50, '51, Library '48, Liberty Bell Distributer '48, Float Committee '48, '49, '50, '51, Guidance Office '49, '50, pep Squad '51, Liberty Bell Typist '51, Usher at Senior Play '5I. DOROTHY ELLIOTT F.H.A. '48,'49, Prom Committee '50, Pep Squad '48, '49. BOB GABBERT Football '51, Basketball B Squad '49,'5o, A Squad '51, Track '49, '50, '51, Christmas Program '51s Boys'GleeClub '51, Mixed Cho- rus '5r, B Club '50, '51, BESSIE GENTRY Student Council '49, Twirler '49, '50,'51, Commencement Usher '50, Business Manager of the Spectator '51, Assistant Business Manager '50, Guidance Office '50, '51, Junior Honor Society, '51, Glee Club '48, Prom Committee ' 50, Usher at Junior Play '50, Christmas Program '49- MARIE GRIFFEY Prom Magazine Reporter '50, Girls' Track '48, Girls' Basketball '49, F.H.A. '48, '49, -50, Vice President '49, President '50, Sub-District Vice President '50, Prom Committee '50, Bac- calaureate Chorus '49, '50, Library '48, Teen- Town Representative '50, '51, Girls' Glee Club 'W'-gg 'ill 'QPYS-'T , ' V. 1, .,-gp.: ---5 ,rf ., 4: sh ,AM ...,,...,,, :aiu , -2.-renal. '49, '50, Mixed Chorus '49, '50, Vice President of Junior Class '50, Liberty Bell Salesman '48, '50, Spectator Salesman '48, Cheerleader '49, Pep Squad '48, Christmas Cantata '49, '50, Processional Leader at Baccalaureate '50, Pro- cessional Leader at Commencement '50, Tick- et Manager for Senior Play '51, Float Commit- tee '50, District Music Contest '49, '50, State Music Contest '49, '5O. WINNIE GROVES Baccalaureate Usher '50, Library '49, '50, '51, Teen-Town Representative '49, All School Play '49, Liberty Bell Reporter '49, '50, '51, Twirler '49, '50, '51, Homecoming Committee '50, '5IgP6P Squad '51, Girls' Track '48,Soph- omore Class Secretary '49, Usher at Junior Play '5o. MARY HAPPY Pep Squad '50,'51,Baccalaureate Usher '50, Office '49, '50, '51, Junior Play '50, Spectator Salesman '51, Homecoming Committee '48, '49, '50, '51, Library '48, Liberty Bell Distrib- utor '48, Senior Play '51,Trade Assembly '51, CAROLYN HAYNES North Kansas City High School '48, '49,Student Council Representative '51, Honor Roll '48, '49, '50, '51, Future Homemakers of America '48, '50, '51,Secretary of F.H,A. '48, Sub-District Delegate '50, President of F.H.A. '51, Prom Decoration Committee '50, Baccalaureate Chorus '50, '51, Office Staff '50, '51, Teen- Town Representative '50, Girls' Glee Club ' 50, '51, Mixed Chorus '50, '51, Secretary-Treas- urer of the Vocal Music Department '51, Spec- tator Staff '51, Christmas Cantata '50, '51, Representative of the D.A.R. '51, Girls' State Delegate '50, National Honor Society '51, Maryville Disuict Music Contest '50, '51, Co- lumbia State Music Contest '5o. MARILYN HENION Track Team '48, '49, Liberty Bell Staff '51, Usher at Commencement ' 50, Christmas Canta- ta '50, Girls' Glee Club '48, '50, Mixed Cho- rus '50, '51 , Sextette '50, Liberty BellStaff '48, '49, Float Committee '49, '50, '51, Exchange Assembly '50, Twirler '49, '50, '51,Senior Play Usher and Prompter '51, NANCIE HORRELL Baccalaureate Usher '50, Office Staff '50, '51, Girls' Glee Club '50, Prom Committee '50, Liberty Bell Staff '48, Student Council '48, Float Committees '48, '49, '50, '51s Assistant to Commerce teacher '50, Christmas Assembly '48, Liberty Bell Typist '51, Usher at Senior Play '5I. GLEN JOHNSON Junior Honor Society '48, L Club '49, '50, '51, President '51, Student Council '50, Football '49, '50, '51, Co-captain '51s Basketball B Squad '49, '50, A Squad '51, National Ath- tene Assn. '49,'50. '51, Honor Roll '48, '49f '51, ' .1.-T,-,.-, , 1.14-1-f,p3f35s--, ' -ffil-.21321411-3'r,i3l2 GLEN IOHNSTON PI0lector Club '48, '49, '50, '51, Liberty Bell staff '51,Shop Lab Assistant '51, Homecoming Committee '5I. RICHARD JONES F.F.A. '48, '49, '50, '51, PromCommittee '50, Mixed Chorus '49, ANNA MAY KIRBY Junior Honor Society '48, Baccalaureate Cho- rus '50, '51, Girls' Glee Club '49, '50, 51, Mixed Chorus '50, Chemistry Lab Assistant '50, Twirler '49, '50, '51. BILL MASON Student Council '48, Football '48, '49, '50, '51, L Club '50, '51, Basketball '48, Track '48, '49, '50, '51, Prom Committee '50, Boys' Glee Club '50, '51, DON MATHER Boys' Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Mixed Chorus '49, '50, '51, Projector Club '48, '49, '50, Prom Committee '50, Junior Play '50, Photography Club '50, Christmas Cantata '50, '51, MARIAN MENDOLIA St. Aloysius Academy '48, '49, Stet '50, F.H. A. '49, '50, '51, Glee Club '48, '49, '5o. BARBARA MILLER Bolivar HighScho0l '48, '50, San Diego High School '49, Mixed Chorus '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '48, '49, '50, Pep Club '49, '50, Music Club '49, '50, F.H.A. '48, '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, '51, Assistant Editor of the Liberty Bell, Teen-Town Representative '51, Honor Roll '49, '5o. LEON MILLER Student Council '48, Football '48, '49, '50, '51, L Club '49,'50, '51, Basketball '48, Track '43, '49. '5Q. '51: F- F- A- '43, '49. '50. '51s Baccalaureate Choir '48, Class President '48, '50, '51,Teen-Town Representative '49, Junior Play '50, Popularity King '50, Christmas Pro- gram '49, Co-captain Football '51, Basketball Manager '50, Senior Play '51, Athletic Assoc- iation '49, '50, '5I. PHIL MILLER Football B Squad '49, A Squad '50, '51, L Club '5o,'51, Basketball B Squad '50, A Squad '51, Track'48, '49, '50, '51, F.F.A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Reporter '50, Vice President '5I,Class Vice President '49, Teen-Town Pres- ident '49, Teen-Town President '51, Mixed Chorus '49, '51, Spectator Salesman '49, Christ- mas Program '51, EARL OLDHAM F.F.A. '48, '49, '5o, Christmas Play '51, BARBARA PARR Junior Honor Society '48, Pep Squad '48, Float Committee '48. S, ,Zinn lx. .4 , ., . 107 to .MA 1 R l I 1 l l i n 4 1 5 4 , l 5 P I lil J l l l 1 v 114 08 SUZANNE PENCE Band '48, '49, Girls' Basketball '51, Track '48, '49, '50, '51, Basketball '50, '51, Commence- ment Usher '50, Glee Club '48,'49, Mixed Chorus '49,Junior Play '50, Liberty Bell Editor '51, Spectator Staff '51, Cheerleader '49, '5o, '51, Photography Club '50, Exchange Assembly '48, '49, '50, '51, Christmas Program '48, Twirler '49, All School Play '49, Pep Squad '48, '49, '51, Senior Play '51, Popularity At- tendant '5I, Liberty Bell Staff '49, '50, District Music Contest '49, Homecoming Committee '48, '49, '50, '51, Prom Committee '50, WILLA MAE PENNELL Keytesville High School '48, '49, '50,Glee Club '48, '49, '50, Art Editor Teen-Times Paper '48, '49, Operetta '50, Honor Roll '49, '50, Fresh- man Assembly '48, CLAUDETTE PETTY F. H,A. '49, '50, '51, Secretary '51, Prom Committee '50,Usher at Jtuiior Play '50, Com- mencement Usher '50, Teen-Town Represent- ative '50, Pep Squad '48, '49, Usher at Bac- calaureate '50, American Legion Contestant '51, Property Manager of Senior Play '51. MARTHA PETTY Junior Honor Society '48, All School Play Usher '49, Junior Play Usher '50, Commencement Usher '50, Christmas Program '50, Spectator Salesman '51, Student Council '50. .TERRY POLLARD Girls' Track '48, '49, '50, '51, Girls' Basketball '49, '50, '51, Band '49, '50, '51, Commence- ment Band '49, '50, Pep Squad '49, Softball '48. '49, '5O. '51- JOHN ROGERS - L Club '5o,'51,1-'ootball '50, Basketball '48, '49, F.F.A. '50, '5I,BaccalaureateChorus '50, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Mixed Chorus '50, '51, Junior Play '50, Senior Play '51, Liberty Bell Staff '51, Spectator Salesman '48, '49, '50, '51, Shop Assistant '50, '51. ALICE ROWLAND Pep Squad '50, '51, Prom Committee '50, Homecoming Float Committees '48, '49, '50, '51, Girls' Track '49. BETTY RYAN Pep Squad '48, All School Play Usher '49, Float Committee '48. DORA ALICE SALES F.H.A. '48, '49, '50, '5IgGI68 Club '48, Prom Committee '50, Pep Squad '48, Commence- ment Usher '50, Secretary to Commercial teacher '50, Biology Lab Assistant '51. PATSY SCHUTTY Student Council '50, Honor Roll '48, '49, '51, Baccalaureate Chorus '49, '50, '51, Teen-Town '49, Glee Club '48, '49, '50, '51, Sextette '49, '50, Trio '51, Junior Play '50, Liberty Be1lStaff '49, Ass't. Editor of Spectator '50, Editor of Spectator '51, Attendant to Homecoming Queen '51, Pep Squad Treasurer '51, Pep Squad '51, Chemistry Lab Assistant '50, Exchange Assem- bly '49, '50, '51, Christmas Cantata '49, '50, '51, All School Play Usher '48, Junior Honor Society '48, Vice President of Vocal Music Department '51, District Music Contest '49, '50, '51, Columbia State Music Contest '49, '50, Usher to Senior Play '51, Christmas Pro- gram '49, '50, '51. DELORES SESSIONS Girls' Baseball '48, Prom Committee '50, Commencement Usher '50. MARIE SESSIONS 'Commencement Usher '50, Baccalaureate Usher '50, Girls' Glee Club '48, Junior Play Usher '50. MARGARET SPRINKLE F.H.A. '49, '5o,'51, Pep Squad '48, '49, '51. ROBERTA THOMAS Girls' Glee Club '48. MARIAN VAN SCHAICK F. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Girls' Glee Club '48, Teen Town '49. JERRY WARN Biship Hogan '48,Battin '49, F.H.A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Prom Committee '50, Band '48, Bac- calaureate Usher '50, Teen-Town '50, '51, Lib- erty Bellstaff '51, Spectator Salesman '50, '51, Pep Squad '48, '49, '51, Office '50, '51, Kansas City Star Reporter '51, Photography Club '50, Float Committee '50, '51. BILL WEBER Football B Squad '48, '49, A Squad '50, '51, L Club '50,'51,Student Council '48,Sopho- more Class Treasurer '49, Vice President Senior Class '51,Vice President L Club '5I,Home- coming Committee '51, Stage Manager Senior Play '51. MAXINE WHEELER Richmond High School '48, '49, Head Ma jorette '50, '51, Band '50, Pep Band '50, Prom Com- mittee '50, Commencement Usher '50, Bac- calaureate Chorus '50, Mixed Chorus '50, '51, Girls' Glee Club '50, '5I,Junior Play '50, Lib- erty Bell Salesman '50, Spectator Staff '51, Float Committee '50, '51, Christmas Cantata '51, Maryville District Music Contest '50, Co- lumbia State Music Contest '50, Student Coun- cil '51. 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