Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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V X X ' -' --T --C, -- An f - OPQLUOI' X f X , JLZQ To you, the students of Liberty High, the Spectator Staff proudly presents for your pleasure, the 1954 Spectator, a book of which you are not only the readers, but the characters as well. It is hoped that this edition will always help you ----- to relive and recall some of those days on the sunset hill of glory ---- to keep echoing in your mind those memories ---- and to help you retain that Bluejay fighting spirit. This yearbook represents your high school life ---- a life of friend- ships, enjoyments and loyalty to your school, to the Blue and the White for which it stands. If, through this yearbook, these things may be kept in your minds and if this book may deepen our great love for thee, then truly ---- the goal of the Spectator Staff will have been achieved. 2 'w-45 KW N K :Q QW.: ,Sala UQQ U HR :fir 47 ' K7 ,rg I, ' f 1 .s ,Z C gi: ' 4 --' , ...cs-2 ,:jL,, fm.. , ,,,... -. .al ,,,','. - 1, .Qi'YL5,1,,.1' K- f ,,.f , Y,-V Y Hb, f k A, L fd fav F' ,Q Si x' 'A ' 4125 mf' 'Ng -e E----lbi 'Ki im n 'A g , 7 .gi ,lg lff' S 1 !',,- X :ij ein' , 'a ,K fr' X . ,X ff ZARY unch Li fl VP '2 Kd' WE fqlzavd' e co1-' 'F il, Jl.Q1-'j fa -1 qu' J T1 U -1 my-hm A sxfsixifirix ny? f IWHNPII :req rift 2 ff is rrfg 54253585 '- pf' rn JZ :EQCACQ fl0I'l The students of L1berty I-hgh School have rece1ved a herltage r1ch ln trad1t1on and achlevernent Through the past flfty years many trad1t1ons have been re corded 1n the yearbooks trad1t1ons of standards pr1nc1p1es student act1v1t1es and 1dea1s It 1S the purpose of th1s yearbook to honor these tradltlons by recordlng the events of the school year 1953 1954 And so lt 1S w1th a great deal of prlde that we the Spectator Staff of 1954 do dedlcate thls Golden Ann1versary Ed1t1OD to the Trad1t1ons of L1berty I-hgh School '51 .i X S 'T 1' .i......C- -1- X an ' -9 Q as so s ws if K V Wi.,--'f-- Vi ff' ....- - ' -- 7- - M ff FU i A 5- X ST ,r rimw'-1.,,e- r-n-r..s,a if of Q f' 'lr ff iii T' in at ' Il rr 'effgiff T AJ ' 3125 fff U11 im L or L 1 1. mr ,J 1 1 :R H s s . -1 M f--.-,. 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We shall remember all of these, The small, inconsequential things, When other voices, other laughter Echo through the coming springs. Willa Ruth Lewis Williams 4 7 M l. Kathy Hughe s ' 4 1, , , , , J ,ffm-,z , I udo gr! 1 P Wir, , , g f , f mf f L I'I ww, Wah ' 77 fly, 1 , , I Q l .iw WML: , Z K AVI, CO-AD D 3. Bl fa-v,, 2 .hp ' A 15' LITERARY EDITOR Loyd Gentry C O-ADVERTISING MANAGER Don Schowengerdt BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR Dan Triplett peciafor .SLM .wvwav -Y D W CLASSES EDITOR Mary Lee Milliman CO - ADVERTISING MANAGER Martha Young ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Jerry Greenwood CO-ADVERTISING MANAGER Rosie Bayha CO-SALES MANAGER Annabelle Gutelius , ' 7, CO -SALES MANAGER Jud Craig ,pus 'Q GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Barbara Allen ART EDITOR Barbara Hill if I PHOTOGRAPHER Bob Hall ma Wafer 1. - H- 5 ---By day, a school mark, By night, a landmark-H I On a sunset hill of glory See our high school rise, Ornate, beautiful, and spacious, Pointing to the skies. ll Many lessons thou hast taught us In our days of youth, Principles of right and justice, Loyalty and truth. Ill May thy loving sons and daughters Honor bring to thee, As each day we learn to cherish Thy sweet memory. REFRAIN Liberty High School, live for aye, And true to thee We'll be, May the coming years but deepen Our great love for thee. 6 Qjofclen T nniuem ary Q W :.::'Eil1,,- U Q ?',. -aivfiriiif, GS Q9 .mf ,l'-- 19 ASQ. 49 ,riff 'Q - T 54 Q J e CD76 iv ef' 52,6-g f tif f? f' f i if 0 u.- xxx-as 1 ' y ' 1.92 my 5 ts W it axial ff as J a fi if 5 fitf , A, o A , ..,-'gy if ' xlsbu ' Q I ,.--: e 'X j, 'gif' ,ggzzu-we--I M ' i by .N hblw be Worthy traditions inform, eng . . large and beautify the present while T ffgiigiggg ' '?5f they permit us to point with pride to the past and to look forward in hope. The continuity of our lives in generations of traditions contributes to stability in the present and to an extended vision of the future. Where there is no vision, the people perish is a much quoted Pro- verb, as is Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set. Fifty years ago, I was the teacher-sponsor of the first Liberty High School Annual, whose title was The Voice of the Free. The theme chosen for the 1954 Spectator is Traditions. To me this seems peculiarly appropriate. May the I... H. S. Class of 1954 hold firmly to our American traditions as the great visions of its members become the realities of future years, Q Q 441 R Q v C63 i X nalmftofa ya, ' 5 sw F -V , Z .. iw if , . f 4 ., A rl, . Q- ,fa , l s , M 4 may ' ' N gf W Z X ff H Qiiykgr z, '-- ', , ' V 2 L ,il , ,., V ,,,,A Fi , ,Q . . . Kinda windy! This is music? Little Gert The gal with the gifted toe! Don't squint! -: LV lg V1 awk Heap little Seniors Let's drink a toast girls i if n ets Why Donl?l 8 Why so stern Bert? Oh me, Oh my! I ra at --'r i ,k.L x .V 'S fx 'X Always smiling Marc! of glclucafion ,at , f xxi , ' ., ,... ,,,. W, .,,. , ' f 1 L n , A. r f ya LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Beisenherz, Harold Anderson, Howard Chrisman-President, John Lonborg, Edgar Duncan, Leon Miller-Vice-President, R. R. Brock-Superintendent of Schools, Edith Smith- Secretary. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: William B. Pence-Treasurer. Q NW' XE i Xwq W N, Q9 The Board of Education is composed of parents and citizens of Liberty whose desire it is that our community have the tops in education and leadership. The one interest of these men is the school children of Liberty---that they may attend an institution of knowledge with Well planned adminstrative policies, and modern equipment with conveniences to aid in their future careers. These men have given the people of Liberty a high-ranking school system of which they can be proud, Yes, together, the efforts of the Board of Education has made the public schools in Liberty places to live and learn. 10 itil the Lil his to fai sy: uloerin fenclenf R. R. BROCK A broad personality and friendly disposition are two qual- ities which have won Superintendent R. R. Brock a place in the hearts of all students, parents and faculty members of Liberty, These past seventeen years, Mr, Brock has put forth his top efforts in building the standards of Liberty High School to meet those of the top schools of the state, He has been faithful and congenial and has served the Liberty school system well. So to you, Mr. Brock, we want to say Thank You! L LEFT: RIGHT: 1 MRS. CHRISTINE PUGH, Secretary to the Principal. MRS. EDITH SMITH, Secretary to the Superintendent. JAMES E. PALUSKA The principal of our school is Mr. James E. Paluska, who is now ending his fourth year at Liberty High School, Four. years of leadership, understanding, and faithfulness. Four years of upholding the standards of L. H. S. and four years of devotion to the students, Mr, Paluska ---- Thanks for a job well done, and may your future years be just as successful. rinczyaa 11 it I MRS. IDA BROSSARD School Nurse MRS. MARY ANN C1-IRANE Voc. Home Economics MR. KENNETH COKELY Basketball Coach Q-7th Grade Math Driver Training MISS MARY ANN DEATZ Commerce Haig? 'LJ MRS. LILLIAN DENNY 2 I ' fciffgzifffff MRS. JODY JOHNSON 3 Lvgfyff English N3 English Journa lisrn Zyl Spanish X 77 MR. ROBERT HAILEY Football Coach Track Coach XfHistory Social Science MRS. CLORA JOHNSON MRS. HESTER HENDERSON Art English Librarian MR. WILLIAM HOLT Science MR. ROY F. HILL Voc. Ag. 12 V 1454: W 'UW R ga MRS MARY KINMAN 9 ,U ' MR. WAYNE KINMAN . ,uf ' - A Guls Phys' Ed' Industrial Arts I M V f MRS. IRENE LaFRENz X Malh Miss NEOMA IOHNSO Social Studies American History Math MR. CLINTON MANESS Instrumental Music f CLCU y MISS MILDRED MEYER MRS. MYRA WILLIAMS Nflr. High Science English Math MISS IMOGENE MOORE MISS MARGARET RUST English Vocal Music Speech 8a Dramatics MRS. RUTH MOORE M MR. KENNETH MOORE Guidance History Occupations 13 .gzzclenf Kounci 2 3 , hi 5 ' g f n mam E 3 J s 2 v X . 41 ' ' 4 ' ,, ' 1 .4 , 'f ,, vi - Q If ,V ..,, f xe- LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW l: Nancy Berry, Nancy Reed, Rae Hewins, Sue Cates, Martha Young, Bob Dye, Janet Griff- ith, Dick Gabbert, Janet Estes, Loyd Gentry, Kathy Sandell, Elaine Hicks, Ed Crouch. ROW 2: De De Hair, Virginia Lautenschlager, Joan Harris, Sharon Thomason, Sharon O'Dell, Jimmie Willis, Billy Crockett, Dee Anna King, Donna Corum, Edna Howard, Dalmos Kratzer, Jimmie Keen, Don Bishop, Jim Young, Suzanne Warren, Joanne Mace. ROW 3: Courtney Roberts, Lelia Hein, Deanna Fultz, Carol Pardee, Helen Shinkle, Eileen Warder, Becky Shinkle, Jerry Schutty, Kathy Hughes, Louise DeHart, Judy Epstein, Mary Fowler, Judy Mack, Jimmie Hurt. UN- PHOTOGRAPHED: Dorothy Hein. UMW, SYJOHSOYC Holt wiiuam ' Nu. NEW MEMBERS - :SECOND SEMESTER fi f , me , X E f i or f 25? s 25 Qif is 5 4? A gf ,f if GHT 3 dem. sr ' EATEDJQE C l dND1NG:Charle nLonborg, Vice-pf , W Ynrhia Himj Treasur ne Newton, Historian R es., Par Preston Pre , ' er, 5 O' 1 S1- s ie Bayha, Secretary. Judy Craig, Bonnie Griffith, Beverly Newton, Katie Singer, Nancy Happy, Kent Mattison, David Jackson, Holly Newton, Kenneth Hanks, Sharon Rotsch, Larry Amery, Marvin Sands, Linda Major, Sharon Mack, Sharon Wight- ITIHH, Judy Cokely, Ann Bennett, Esther Estabrook, Elizabeth Gabbert, Joyce Lofland, Barbara Sarver, Gloria Hedburg, David Petty, VJ f-, 2' ai- Ctrifieri . ai , S 'W 47 ,, mf Q-. SENIORS IN FRONT: Garnett Peters, Pres. Q L TO R: Dick Gabbert, V. P., Bob Dye, Secy. 3 Patsy Berndt, Treas. G55 OMCQFJ 55' FRESHMEN L TO R: Jim Lowe, V, P., Sue Miller, Secy. -Treas.g and Jim Miller, President. JUNIORS EIGHTH GRADE L T0 R2 Kathy Hughes, TFCHS- S Jim CO1Cb1'CC1, PYSS. 9 A1643 Cfawfofd, L TO R: Carol Pardee, Pres., Larry Benson, Secy, -Treas, g Helen V. P. g Jimmie Willis, Treasurer. Shinkle , V . P . IU' w fd J SOPHOMORES L TO R. Don Gregory, V. P., Carol Brown, Treas.g Louise De- Hart, Secy.g Howard Dunn, President. L SEVENTH GRADE L TO R: Gary Jones, V. P., Deanna Duncan, Pres. : Judy Mack, Secy. -Treas, 47 .js Jim Miller, Treas, g Helen IU' g Judy Mack, I en iam BARBARA ALLEN Barb Pep Club President '54g Spectator Staff '54g Prom Banquet Committee '53g Guidance Staff '52-'53-'54g Liberty Bell Staff '53. JOHN ALEXANDER Lover Assembly Committee '51 -'52-'53-'54g District Music Contest '51-'52-'53-'54g State Music Contest '51-'52-'53-'54g Band '51 52 53 549 PSP Band '51 52 53 54- JANE ANDERSON Jamey A Capella Choir '52-'53-'54g Pep Club '51 '52-'53-'543ILlI1iOI Play '53g State Music Contest '5Ig Trio '54. LARRY ANDERSON Andy Liberty Bell Staff '54g Football '52-'53-'54 Basketball '52-'53-'54g Track '53-'54g L Club President '54. SHIRLEY BANKS Gert Baccalaureate Usher '53g Baccalaureate Choir '52g Prom Program Committee '53g Liberty Bell Staff '54g Junior Play '53. IRVIN LEE BARBER lrv F. F. A. '51-'52-'53-'54g L Club '54g Football '51-'52-'53-'54g Basketball '51, ROSLYN BAYHA Rosie Student Council Secretary '54g Prom Ban- quet Committee '53g Spectator Staff '54g Liberty Bell Staff '54g Homecoming Attendant '54. FARRELL BENNETT Oliver Drag Football '54g Basketball '53g Float Com- mittee '53-'54. 17 D ' I 1 o QFLLOP5 PATSY BERNDT River Rat Cheerleader '53-'54g Class Treasurer '54g Prom Over-All Chairman '53g Homecoming Queen '54g Spectator Business Manager '54. ROGER BISHOP Bish Transferred from Kingsford High School '52g Student Council '53, JOHNNY MACK BROWN Hot Rod Transferred from Parkhill High School '54. ED BUMGARNER Bulbnose Prom Decoration Committee '53g Office Staff '54g Spectator Salesman '54g Football '54g Basketball '51 -'52-'53-'54. WILMA CARDER Little Wampum ' Commencement Usher '53g Baccalaureate Choir '52g Girls' Glee Club '51-'52-'53g Pep Club '54g Spectator Salesman '54, SUE CATES Suey Lou Trio '54g Pep Club Vice-president '54g Girls' Quartet '53g Music President '54g A- X ll State Music Contest '51 -'53. Q T EDDY CROUCH ?' Piggy Q Q l A Capella Choir '53-'54g L Club '53-'54gQA1 Ag. State Contest '53-'54g Prom Decoratiorlg Committee '53g Student Council '53-'54. U l ., Ext K. G l l l JERRY DANNELS Qt Blondie Qi' Pep Club Secretary '53g Library staff '5lf- X35 '52-'53s Spectator Staff '54s Twirler' ' '53-'54s Junior Play '53. US gl? rx 'XJ U lv N 13 if Cf 'Q l xi if X 4 'N 5 eniord ROBERT DURIE Bob Chairman Assembly Committee '54g Student Council Vice-president '53g Boys' Glee Club '51-'52-'53-'54g A Capella Choir '53-'54, BOBBY DYE Student Council '53-'54g Class Secretary '54 Football '51-'52-'53-'54g L Club '52-'53- '54- ESTHER ESTABROOK Estie Commencement Usher '53g Baccalaureate Usher '53g F. H. A. Historian '54g Sopho- more Assembly '52g F. H. A. '5I-'52-'53- '54- JANET ELAINE ESTES Pep Club '52-'53-'54g Liberty Bell Staff '52-'53-'54g Mixed Quartet '54g Double Mixed Quartet '53g District Driving Contest '53- ELIZABETH GABBERT nl-'izu Commencement Usher '53g Baccalaureate Usher '53p F. H. A. '51-'52-'53g Pep Club '53-'54g Prom Invitation Committee '53, RICHARD GABBERT Dick Class Vice-president '54g Football '53-'54g Basketball '53-'54g Track '53-'54g L Club Vice-president '54, . - '- E ni berty Bell Editor '54g Pro - ai an '53g Junior Ring Committee '5 pectator Staff '53-'54. JOHN GRAHL Buck McGrahl Boys' Glee Club '51-'52g Prom Decoration Committee '53g Football '53-'54g Liberty Bell Staff '54g Liberty Bell Salesman '54. 19 ff- .. raugfl, v-4n'-'z- -p.mr.,ri1.-'..:nin'v-G-.- -- 5 en iam ANNABELLE GUTELIUS Annabelle Lee Junior Play '53g Liberty Bell Staff '53g Spectator Staff '54g Pep Club '51-'52-'53- '54g Spectator Salesman '53. LYNN HAPPY Speedba ll Junior Play '53g Liberty Bell Staff '53-'54g Boys' Glee Club '51-'52-'53. ,, KENNETH HAYES u u Commencement Band '52-'53g Band '51- '52 53 54- RAE HEWINS Roe Student Council '54g A Capella Choir '53g State Music Contest '53g Sextet '53g Girls' Glee Club '53-'54, BARBARA HILL Barb Baccalaureate Choir '52-'53g Office Staff '5.4g Spectator Staff '54g Pep Band '5I-'52- '53-'54g Clarinet Quartet '52-'53, CYNTHIA HIRNI N Bamboo1a Student Council Treasurer '53-'54g Pep Club '51-'52-'53-'54g Spectator Editor '54g Girls' Quartet '52-'53-'54g Homecoming Attendant '53 54- CAROLYN HOLMAN Transferred from Frankford High School '54g F. H. A. '54g Girls' Basketball '51-'52-'53g Junior Play '53g Girls' State '53. ROBERT HORRELL Bob Basketball '51-'52-'53-'54g Track '5I-'52- '53-'54g Class Vice-president '53, Z0 eniord BEVERLY JOHNSON Dede Baccalaureate Choir '52g Girls' Glee Club '52-'53g Prom Program Committee '53g Sophomore Assembly '52, LARRY LASWELL Las Transferred from Kearney High School '54g Senior Invitation Committee '54g Class President '53g Junior Play '53g Basketball '51-'52-'53-'54 DORA SAMPSON LANCASTER Dorie Transferred from Central Senior High '53g Girls' Glee Club '53-'54. GARTH MAUPIN nuMaupSvv Football '54g Junior Play '53. EDWARD LIBBERT Eddie Junior Play Usher '53. DAVID MCCLELLAND Crisco Kid Boys' Glee Club '51-'52-'53-'54g A Capella Choir '51-'52-'53-'54g Football '52 53 54i L Club '53 54? BOYS' Quartet '52-'53. CAROLYN MCGINNIS A Capella Choir '53-'54g Pep Club Treasurer '53p Pep Club Secretary '54g District Music Contest '53g Double Mixed Quartet '53. SHIRLEY MICHELSON Lulu Baccalaureate Usher '53g Girls' Glee Club '52-'53g Prom Decoration Committee '53g Liberty Bell Staff '54g Guidance Staff '52- '54- Z1 eniorfi ' MARY LEE MILLIMAN Chee Chee Baccalaureate Usher '53g Spectator Staff '54g Junior Ring Committee '53g Liberty Bell staff '52-'54g Guidance Staff '53-'54. BEN MILLS IR. Benny Football '51-'52-'53-'54: L Club '52-'53 '54g Track '53-'54g Basketball Manager '53 JOHN MYERS Big John Football '53-'54g L Club '53-'54. CHARLENE NEWTON Char Student Council Historian '54g F. H. A. President '54g Junior Play '53g State Music Contest '5Ig Band President '54. J . W. ODOM Odedum Prom Banquet Committee '53g Football '52- '53-'54g Basketball '52-'53-'54g Track '52- '53 542 L Club '53 54- ROBERTA PEACE 'Bert Girls' Glee Club '5Ig Prom Invitation Com- mittee '53. GARNETT PETERS 11 Peten Class President '54g Football '51-'52-'53g Basketball '51-'54g L Club '54g Tennis '53 54- HAROLD PETTY F. F. A. 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QL NX' y ff M1 i 1 9 1 Errata Q11 L0l 5 ROBERT PIERSON F Offrcer 54 Dlstrrct Ag Contest 54 State Ag Contest 54 WILMA PORTER Wrllre F H A 52 53 Jumor Play Usher 53 Prom Program Commrttee 53 Pep Club 51 53 54 Sophomore Assembly 52 JEAN POWER Bubbles Baccalaureate Chorr 52 Grrls Glee Club 51 52 53 Prom Program Commrttee Drstrrct Musxc Contest 51 State Musrc Contest SI PAT PRESTON Patty Cheerleader 51 52 53 54 Student Counc1lPres1dent 54 Class Presrdent 52 Grrls State 53 Grrls Sextet 53 NANCY ANN REED 1 Student Councrl 54 Grrls Glee Club 53 54 ACapella Chorr 53 54 Band 53 54 Madrlgal 53 54 ROBERT RICE o Football 52 53 54 Basketball 53 54 Track 53 54 L Club Offrcer 54 KENNETH ROBERTSON Kearney Krd Prom Decoratlon Commrttee 53 Football 2 5 5 L Club 52 5 Track 51 52 53 54 Football Co captarn 54 GARY SAI-IN Drummer Transferred from Sweet Sprmgs Hrgh School '54, Boys' Glee Club '51 '52 '53, Band '51 '52 '53 '54, Drstrrcf Musrc Contest '51 '52 State Musrc Contest '53, Z3 !f ' 7nf'h!!'jfh , ' F. F. A. '51-'52-'53-'54g F. . A. My sl . ' Z . . I ' 3 P ptr 4 A 3 4 ,T 1 'K rs ,jfyflyf ' A M I! A I ' 11 ' ' 11 W . . . ' -' 5 ' g 7 f,f,- ff, 3 - ffyd' V f ' ' 1 . 'fl b XQNE 1 1 1 ' 51 dj : 'A , fy pf V V!. li yi 9 ll f , tn 1 -1 -1 3 ' 153: ', Z, E V, V . . . ' S . f ' 1 1, 2 , I f , A 4 V ' Y 1 5 V ,.,2. A I x ,ff ,1 nS'Su 11B bn . 4 Q 'R ' 1 , . ' 151,15 -1 3-1 11 n 1 -1 3-154g Q 'n iq A ' ' . x , d . 4 I, eniord DON SCHOWENGERDT Class President '53g Spectator Staff '54g Football '52-'53-'54p L Club '53-'54g Junior Play '53. JIM A. THOMAS JIM L. THOMAS F. F. A. '51-'52-'53-'54g Band '52-'53-'54g Prom Decoration Committee '53. DWAYNE THOMAS Tony Boys' Glee Club '51-'52-'53-'54g A Capella Choir '51-'52-'53-'54g Prom Decoration Committee '53g Track '52-'53-'54g Boys' Quartet '54, KAREN THOMASON lvKayvl Class Secretary '52g A Capella Choir '51-'52 '53-'54g Pep Club '51-'52-'53-'54g Madrigal '53g Double Mixed Quartet '5I. JACK TIGNOR Boys' Glee Club '53-'54g F. F. A. '53-'54g Prom Decoration Committee '53, MORRIS TIGNOR Homecoming Dance Committee '53g Float Committee '54. PAUL TODD Tal1 Podd Baccalaureate Choir '52-'53g Boys' Glee Club '51-'52-'53-'54g District Music Con- test '5Ig State Music Contest '51, 24 eniord ' L' j . DAN TRIPLETT vlsamll Class President '5Ig Football '5I-'52-'53- '54g Track '51-'52-'53-'54g L Club '51- '52-'53-'54g Football Co-captain '54. VU SUSANN WARREN Susie Transferred from Chillicothe High School '52g Student Council '54g F. H. A. '53-'54 Library Staff '53-'54, MARILYN WHEELER Music Officer '53-'54g Band '5I-'52-'53- '54g Class Officer '51-'52-'53g Liberty Bell Staff '54g Band Officer '53-'54. 409 SHARON WIGHTMAN Prissy Class Secretary '5Ig Twirler '52g Junior Play '53g Cheerleader '53-'54g Trio '53-'54. BILL WILSON Speedy Student Council '52g Liberty Bell Sales- man '53g Football '52-'53. BOB WITCHER Bob Cat Transferred from Nelson High School '54. JOHN WOOD IR. Jack F. F. A. '51-'52-'53g Boys' Glee.Club '51- '52-'53g Liberty Bell Staff '54g Band '52- '53-'54g State Music Contest '51. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. La Frenz Miss Deatz Mr. Moore 25 MMM' 3'S'Wf-.MN v b,,sN hff-,. ' , . I l ' K ,V f od, In , , like Horr ell BEST Axtfana Robe ft P ai P r e S X FLIRTIEST 1 Don Schowengerdt fa N Sharon Wightman V' W rf A W Ql'lL0l ulaerfa fiued A fi,-. T TALENTE -f' Sue Cate D if , S and Johnn Y A1 exande 1- MOS Dan EWHLE TIC MOST ROMANTIC P eff and Charlen Roger Bishop 26 e Ne ,WtOn Robe rta P e ace ML-R , , fn. X 1 ff, 1 ff X X if V 'I FN . HW 1 I A of - V 'JT' i ' K , fx , .N X 5 1 BEST LOOKING Karen Thomason B111 Wllson QHLOI' UIQQI' Llfllfefi MOST P ER Patsy B61-n5tOiV21LITY n Lal-r Y Anderson WITTIEST Loyd Gentry and Sh1r1ey Banks CUTEST Barbara H111 and Ed Bumgarner 27 ST FR1EEfiI:XJ?5EeP1er and Dwayne Thomas Man HCilflI'Q5 Mm' dwwfv Lulu . A190777 X Drummer Boy IZ J 1mm1e nf? 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A Q . -' 21 42?-P P 1 - , I , ' I ' ,,,, I 0 1 J H 1 W nf W , I' xg I, . 4 Li 7 'fs f 0 1 P 1 N- Q21 f 1. ,Q J . A , V A I 1 1 V. -av m uniord Jimmy Young Martha Young A Patsy Young Pat Walker C6611 Warren Johnny Willis Jimmie Willis Myrna White JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Henderson Mrs. C. .Johnson Mrs. Chrane 34 .uv I 05 0,5 ...nn- . A . 'f'Uh f .Bu ...- 'v ea rf' 9 ff'-A ,Y 27' of--r. - N . , fi fn N, . ,nv Q Delores Arnold Mary Bridges Fay Cates Shirley Corum Larry Eiker 52 Umm .-n. P VV T 3 :Q V 'Q 4-2 .Q . .I . div' . rr..,r , P - 5 7 , , . V ' 7 ff 'ai 23 ' Y N Q y sf A af, , gif: Ijgjzd VAV, k, ' . ,J I ff way a 929 fu- an! 'C' Carolyn Bailey Carol Brown Bill Clark Louise DeHart Larry Elliot 5 iz!! Helen Berndt Loretta Brown Joyce Clark Diane Duke Mary Farris 35 af- X W 'avg .f X , -I ., I S' rw Fc- 1 in Q v' me ,, at l +- 'KM Q V 1 VV 9 i' if ...nl A ,--0' rfg YLQ, -jg? W3 jfnrf 'rf ' A A4 Nancy Berry Ann Capper David Columbia Tommy Duncan Don Gregory IW ', C aww , 1 in f 1 T'1 j r , .avi 3 km E, ,H , ,, , - -r. M 5- ' 1, lux' 4 Q ' .,,,, 9 Li' X ml Donald Bogart Arthur Carder June Conley Howard Dunn De De Hair T? i T ! I I 1 1 F I I W . m , P A i i , 1 I l f mi I ., lv n A' ' nv . - 7. ' ,177 ' 5 Ha '-ffvaqfm H, H I 3, ff f M-M 5 B K if ' ., , Lonie Hank Bonnie Harrison Billie Howell Dick Jones Karen Lightburne S8210 0l'l'l 0I 8.'5 iil M, H L s'si a l W 'fefe f x ... 5 -4 -.. f ,,.. 4, Kenneth Hanks Richard Haug Melvin Hudlemeyer Jimmy Keen Don Lindsay A 'Nev .f-we C3 '- mf f, ' F I ,wr 'Z .' ' E X, ,...A Q V, Q , K owl 'xr' b f 2 K 49' f-1:-fl K , ' 'Q in Nancy Happy Dorothy Hein Ianey Hughes Tommy King Jo Ann Mace 36 , syn E ' any . K I .,.' 1 ,. E 1 Jim Harris Bob Henderson Fred Isenhour Martha LaFrenz Sharon Mack F IMQ ' ,, uv , K A 'X s k Ioan Harris Alan Holt Kenneth Jones Tommy Lee I im Mattison M . 1.1 N ,N 'U' rvx -- N T03 Q' , .,. aww.. L :mx K' 'yi Vi ax l'Jl, 'E' Fi -'I 1, 3 Y' I Jo Ann McBroom Randy McMillan Ruby O'De1l Pat Petty Maxine Rice 52 0I'l'l oreri .Q Q- M ,sl Lf R 'na 2 1.5 . J 9531 fy an We , -vu I .4 - , it Lawrence McBroom Kay Mills Bob O'Hare Bob Pitts David Rogers I9 x'4' APU' A 42,1 53 593 8 2 , 6 S 4:59 it 111, I 'P 'H' il 'dr' 2 var , iii., V Ffff?'f'a - ...V ,g rv mx I . ...A 9 rG UJ IW T77 Vw, X , Ronnie McCoy Milton Moyer Glen Overstreet Jerry Power Sharon Rotsch 3 7 rf? Q by w 'W -K ,W ':-' ff ' .2 of I- My I, i Wi 7 .451 rg, 7- ,3 14' .,J J-es' H X Keith McDonald John Nowell Susie Parker Barbara Puls Becky Sandell 7-P' 4' sl rx-: ii? X e:- ,U wr' 'Qgi . xrky gi Xlir K .wa-4 Q' V W fr I A555 K ' N., 53' ' 'Q' s S9 cmd' 'f Larry McGinnis Huber O'De1l Karol Peterson Gloria Puls Jerry Schutty rf-- 75., aim I , , V .V 5 3, a y a c 23? L.,V ',-? Q E S'rai lr Becky Shinkle George Thomas Earl Waltrip 52,0 0I'l'l 0I'Q5 , - iz X 5'1 --- , we-1 ' ' r 3 r,4r rr,r at f. r W M Q f ,ff of Nik' T ff, M, ,Q W Y A 1 7 WY I -Q '- ' .L , U, ' rrrer M 'E .r,, i , ' VJ 2, W r S Berk Stanley B'll Stcgyeng Florence Summers Johnny Thomason m Tr X n J' Viers Arthur Warman my eddle A artha Zismer ' ' QU ' ., QW x i , , X x2 I f ff Yr?-gf f , ' af ff' f MW' ff if 1 wwf' ,fzlix James Tate Betty Wallace UNPHOTOGRAPHED: SO PHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS: Janice Lackey Mrs. Denny Rhonda O'Neel Mr. Kinman Mr. Holt 3 8 Z' Quad JQGA. 1 f'vnnu-I Ll Q fi ,'o 1-W so-5 13 f-as rin 12 . '-eras! ri it my 1 J qfgs 3 -. ZEx 'vii Q RJQ. k U- Q F92 'gk -r 4 . -,.,. it wi .:f..., I . V95 , pl 1 iff .4-'3 i, 'JW 'QQJ-'51, Ka '!.1 W B ky thx 6 X NJ Dick Ainsworth Victor Blackmore Donald Carter Betty Dannels Judy Elardo rw y 4 ef? , r if an KW ,-.N 11 3' ' 1 . 1 I Harvey Arbaugh Martin Bohn Kay Cokely William Dingus Karen Farris y al 'Q-, .-7 35'- , ,A , , 1 I Aff Chal Beisenherz Ronald Brant Donna Corurn Deanna Duncan Jim Fisher 3 9 QPQJAITQQFL ve B if 5111! ' 56 'Q' ef QQ 1 fi it , if -10-xv K , .,..., gf ' nom c av J fe' .fl -l X Q 3 f-Q. -4 I Ann Bennett Marian Brundige Bill Crawford Pat Duval Barbara Floyd . .54 'P' I ,,., 4 gkfyf ,gf ' pw- '1 1. W B' Q F A A., ,yy:,Vy , 4-:df if X-.4 ca . 4, Marlene Bishop Shirley Bryant Billy Crockett Bonnie Elardo Janet Foote gI'Q6Alfl'LQlfl rv 41' X' ,ga W 4 1 ,ff me M NF, + 1m ,lynn I f 'ix In .bi s at rf V may i 5: '. lr' is , mule? - my I , y Cx I 1 . A , ssh A ' H' c 53' fn' pf . ,, Q - ,Jn rl qv V, t y WA., '- ,Q .Q V .- f C M ' A iff? M -f V v ,' Qs Wa. M TQ Sharon Fox Ronnie Gray Arlene Hegenbart Barbara Essig Irene Lowe AWLE -1 I if '23 '53 5? J in Donald Gabbert Charles Gregory Harold Holt Dee Anna King Jimmy Lowe Ronald Gabbert Janet Griffith David Horrell Sandra Kneuven Dick Martin 40 nm. , -wh Qs lb M ..' W v ff fi naw - , A . 1. L 'xr fn f wi fl? 1- V 4 fnllum 2 'W' b w' ff, I 9 I . . ,.,.-. . I A-.Wo 4733 I - , , f ' K We g rf' ,, . '- V nl in , fs is Edward Gibson Mary Lou Harris Ray Hunter Elaine Kratzer Ronnie Mathis ,,..,, . ,gb ' 'Q taxlfi X ,MW . Z, ,f-,W ,ZW I, :sf . -1 ,ff ff Q A if 1' Linda Gove Helen Hayes Judy Huntsman Joyce Lofland Kent Mc Clard If 'Q 4 .- 'bf , 1-7-I H Wh 24 I-J, 'if 'Q ,zz-.., Q-df? X , 7711! i I aug, , 4' fa. . -1 3 'fQLT7 44 4. Barbara McCullough Jim-Millen Margaret Ousley Mary Radmacher Kathy Sandell ,GM K W .ff '?x C,'1 ' it sf -ual qi R'1'ff ' 1'i I F4 '91 - ,LJ f . v L J fy .Ib qu-nv I wi 'T A it A WM Anita McGinnis Jimmy Miller David Petty Jim Reeds John Schenz XQPQJAHQQFL , , T1 ju ,Igg- -,g.: ' I 'ir-: li, ,ii New I A I . my ,fy 516. J Y k fi: Jr lf ,GK ,Urs it .......-2 f' va fa ff , , A -mr' if Larry McGinnis Sue Miller Elzie Pickle J0hn Reeves Lynn Schmitt 41 15, A.. 1 L 2 'Q Diane McLaughlin Bobbie Moreman Larry Pierson Charles Rutherford Larry Sherwood in Syl. . wil I' -14? X,,,,r,,,r, - P- was l 'n , -HM fd fn T 4-X , 1 X ,csv -f we if A fu i 'J 2.1 X A 1,- Robert McMi11ian Max Moyer Robyn Proctor Billy Sales Mary Shouse ,ll I 3 Y ., :Us 4 4 if 4 Q f--no-' ' W1 . ,ff 'gm' jf' k i f' Q Lg V - f x l '1f f taya S S Nancy Schubert Jeannie Smith Patti Stockstill Larry Swearingen Eldred Whitley Harry Young Unphotographed: Judy Estes Kenny Boone .gI Q5Al'l'lQlfl , , 4, -at N, my are-y Clayton Stearns A I Iv. M , ,Z , , y , , X yy x M WA.. fffi ig, ,lv i ' - A f , W. ? gf' ' 77' W l,,,L'xm if V r is f ff lfwffw :IG A 'H 'fe I . My f . ff f. 5-V 2 V! I yn if . f f l Q nf X, 1, uf C iw f V ' I A W X ' if ' 'f V4.3 fXf,f,fZ ' ,qv ' ' 'I 4 QW 1 A ffm E ,ll ,ff -f , ,, J ' , gun' .di 7 ff' Pauline Stewart Donna Stockrnan Sharon Thomason Jack Tracy Leroy Walker 42 Class Sponsors: Mrs. Kenneth Moore Miss Margaret Rust Miss Imogene Moore 9 2 ,A vs x 3 , r 1 if N -rw . , , f . ss z srl , , I Q E I, S Wi, -X ff: , 'V M Q . Harder and Yowu WhY the gfirrlace ? land on the g Donald and doll! Would you please sign my card? Marlene! ls that you? jreAAman rynifia fion , 'W X l , 3 in Q , x Qi xl ,f , M4 Q. 4 rr yf fgv, fy, V ,- gg lf I ?N'jsg:5f, 'v my f 1 We wal! 11341: . GOO fl- ---Pa a little rn Dig the sornbrero! int h 61' u Ore! p as N 1 M ' if . , gig! . 'if . - ' I I ' 3 'I - ' uf ,I . 1 If 51 Q I 4 . 1 fig ,f My A Hang on! y., M 3 ', 'M .4 . Q. I K I- V vhyvvlv J I J , . A V. , an.,-M-lv! ,, Z , I The Three Musketeers F1'Osh 01,195 Oy 43 ,,1-.1.??g.,1 -wii-1-,. '.4.151.A-l12'f1--feL'.fSs.1'55s:i:-547..V,v.,--SEE ..... A. :gpm L.-, . 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LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Larry Benson, Marvin Sands, Donald Smith, Audrey Koenigsberg, Kathryn Bridges, Eleanor Lindsay, Jane Middleton, Marsha McDonald, Shirley McBroom, Barbara Harrison, Sharon Waldridge, Shirley Arbaugh, Lelia Hein. 2ND ROW: Larry Crisler, David Red- ford, Joe Donaldson, Jerry Younts, Bill Adams, Judy Garrett, Sharon O'De11, Doris Mace, Carol Carter, Suzanne Smith, Dorothy Farris, Twilight Stigers. 3RD ROW: Leroy Rice, Arthur Morris, John Pitts, Larry Gove, Jim Gardner, Billy Wymore, Maurice Taylor. Gentry Thomason, Donald Dye, Robert Sevier, Harold Bratcher. fUnphotographedJ: Geraldine Braun. 44 - -if 1:-:-ff' a. --4 ,:: . :sez 1:-: L-: . 'u:,:ir11 5i zG1'1,L L1:2uiifiiiif-viiiSi:SuE.wiii2ELiEl1i?i1-i.Z,1i3IeQE.5? 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Power, ZND ROW: Elmer Swafford, Larry Driggers, Gary Jones, Larry Amery, Mike Reynolds, John Leggett, Jack Hewins, Michael Bussell, Selden Hirni, Gary Wilkinson, Lee Foster, 3RD ROW: Judy Mack, Beverly Newton, Ima Stewart, Joyce Ballew, Frankie Keen, Betty Thomas, Barbara Sarver, Eileen Warder, Glenda Burk, Mary Ellen Berry, Mary Ann Zillman. 4TH ROW: Judy Epstein, Lillian Williams, Judith Adams, Nancy Nelson, Sandra Hall, Anita Mason, Judy Hawkins, Courtney Roberts, Mary Fowler, Dorothy Thomas. 45 Y--H--L -f f :F 't -'4' - ' ' ' - ' 7 A.- 4 L - ---' 'ff 2-.'...... '.-,........, ..s...........:.:,.. ..........-A-1-nu, s .umm-Q-1.4 .-ww .Agar 65 -x no-v-... -3 .Q LAL, ,,,,,,,,,k, S ,, , H. rganiza fiona Vol. so v if , HONOR ROLL I 68 BRAINf The seventh grade t place with 14 students making the honor r first quarter. The juni men and eighth grade second with 11 students Those making the were: Seniors: ohn Alexar Bayha, Farrell Bennett, Robert Horrell, Carol nis, Pat Preston, Bob Triplett and Jerry Dan Juniors: Charles Br Craig, Alex Crawford Griffith, Joe Hendrer Henderson, Edna Hov Lonborg, Anna McClui Willis and Jim Young. Sophomores: Faye C ard Dunn, Larry Ell Holt, Maxine Rice, Sha James Troeglen, Bett Thomas Weddle and H1 Freshmen: Judy Co Duval, Marylou Harris, Ronnie Mathis, Jim Miller, B'arbara McCul Schenz, Lynn Schmitt TH E IBERTY ELL Mm? 777 THE LIBERTY BELL Fay-fig, Issued monthly by 8th grade: Shirley LIBERTY HIGH scnoor. Larry Gove, Delia Ii , . - - Jackson, Jane Middleton, Marsha i Liberty, Missouri 50' MCDOn2ld, A1111 Pe-215011, Margaret Characters in the Junior Play, You Can't Kiss Caroline , are left I Subscmptmn ' ' C Pugh. Helen Shinkle, DOHRICI to right: Martha Young, Holly Newton, John Lonborg, Kathy Hughes, 1 EDITOR ---------'-------.------ L0Yd Gentry Smith and 270311 Trumbe- Tom Sherwood, Alex Crawford, Kent Mattison and Joe Hendren. ' ASSOCIATE EDITOR Elfth grade! gives Bgllelzlff 349-TY I Q Marylee Milliman en erry, en a ur , ean- . . l . na Duncar Twflu-1-. 'U1....4-..!... IK--- Winn Dnnnsnu l Ellen Few , . i Larry Anderson, Editor ie Keen, J Unanimous Vote mbia Ed. Fredencks, Asst. Editor ris, Bevel The 'baSketb311 Cour: of the journalism class! Johnny Wluls' Asst' Edltor R0be1'tS, I5 which WQS IT1tI'0d11Ced the Missouri Inter- SPORTS FEATURE: Thomas. dent Council: Seemed 'ress Association con- Johnny Grahl, Editor . almost 11UaU1m0US Vdt we held in Columbia, on Ronnie Oldham, Asst Ed. ROSle I 11501219 500123, Sid 593111 .mpus November 20-21. FEATURES: For S . e em ef ' e .ul H. S. students, along Rosie Bayha, Editor Rosi gy is Eg eliilreiy newhthing ,ther school's represen- Jack Woods, Asst. Editor e ., e evans, W 0 ls' participate in clinic , presenbati the planning committe on the roblems of a CIRCULATION. Democraci committee has not co. p Marilyn Wheeler, Mgr'- chosen Ti ists for h ing speech. ---, ,T Q. , Bessie Bowman from the college faculty and Mrs. Myra Williams. Rosie's speech, the subject being How the 'Constitution was Writ- ten and American Initiative Was, after much consideration on the part of the judges, chosen to be the best of the finalists who were Shirley Banks, Danny Triplett, Marylee Milliman, and Sharon Wightman. The speech was presented by Rosie and recorded at the KMBC studio, Nov. 17, along with the speeches of other students of this area. plans. The afternoon previ ' ' We tne time .duals may ram. These :nt to the we tradi- :coming in team. Tro- to the Win- bhe basket- igginsville. dance will e queens, f the mem-i squad, will M.. vxvvvucu. .Luvoc uuuden football team earlier this year will not be eligible. many other be spent at Tom She ha will rep by entering reading ani tests. According students at there will l and mirth from other friendships 'r, a dinner party, a ews Writing, copyread- l farlline Writing. and Patty Preston, Asst. Manager CONTEST: Shirley Michelson, Editor BUSINESS: Janet Estes, Manager Shirley Banks, Asst. Manager EXCHANGE: Bonnie Griffith, Editor Tommy King, Asst. Editor ART: Tom Sherwood, Editor ADVERTISING: Barbara Hill, Editor Bob Durie, Asst. Editor Lynn Happy, Asst. Editor The editor or the front page this ADVISORSi month is Mary Lee Milliman. Jody Johnson ' Mary Ann Deatz - . . . - . . . .4 .A-.n -..aa 4, ,..-,...,.-...ml--. Y-.-.,- ,1q1v:- -32121:-1-ep L-'fx-m:.': f-.-e2::':-szrEm2:::1rH:ra:5H'-?-A'L-1:-as-vavssfki-t-4-: '1 L' ' f '. ' ' ' l0QCfCLf0I' 41551716111 1' LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: Judy Sandell, De De Hair, Wilma Carder, Rae Hewins, Jimmie Willis, Marilyn Wheeler, Sue Cates, Gerry Schutty. ZND ROW: Dick Gabbert, Jim Young, Garnett Peters, David McClelland, Larry Anderson, Joe Hendren, George Thomas, Ed Bumgarner. UNPHOTOGRAPHED Janet Estes and Lynn Happy. TY BELL ithly by -H SCHOOL Iissouri .....Loyd Gentry lOR arylee Milliman 1, Editor Asst. Editor Asst. Editor '1 14. Editor , Asst Ed. litor- sst. Editor r, M gr. Asst. Manager Jn, Editor mager Asst. Manager Editor sst. Editor Editor litor J Editor st. Editor .ggaorffi Counci LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: Louise DeHart-Dance, Jimmie Willis-Volleyball, Charlene Newton- Basketball, Helen Berndt-President, Cynthia Hirni-Vice-President, Becky Shinkle-Swimming, Martha Young. 2ND ROW: Carolyn McGinnis, Martha Zismer, Helen Shinkle, Janet Harris, Jessie Reeds, Mary Ellen Berry. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Mrs. Kinman, Sponsor. ,,,g,,C,,, . - .. ,- -.--- A -V-A -fax ' ,.,m ,,,., , .....,.,,,,,.,..,,,..,.. --A-A--f---f---'f fe e- - -- fa-.,,-. '.,,.-.:,.., '..,. 3 ...waf- omw Ska! LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Berndr, Rae Hewins, Ed Burngarner, Keith McDonald, Annabelle Gutelius, Barbara Hill, Dick Gabbert, Wilma Carder, Sue Cates, Johnny Nowell, and Jane Anderson. I gui ance fa!! LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Barbara Allen, Mr. Kinman, Miss Deatz, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Moore, Mr, Hill, Janet Estes. 2ND ROW: Mary Lee Milliman, Shirley Michelson, Carolyn McGinnis, Karen Lightburne, Rosie Bayha, Sharon Rotsch, Pat Preston, Carolyn Bailey, 3RD ROW: Edna Howard, Sharon Mack, and Helen Berndt, 5 0 ' - I ' ' . 1111.1121-7,2153'i.?.,i72'-::?Q-ri :, E:,::-ir:2:1111'iEE'.'-1531:fESE?,j.. :yEfFiL':,.:.,:E-Egg, fr-,FQ-51.21-.32.1qL5Q,Q,Qg --1...Q..:5.-155'-55:5g fagaf- f'-i?:L:a.n:-.f1:'ras-.-1'--1.-,11fL1ffS-'iff' ' H ' ' ' ' ' ' r 1 Z 5115, j,,-Qf,iQ2 134, 1,,. :g:.,,,:f.-1:.gprf1gs'sr'aiu' 1 'fe5:f 'ia1.m...mf..r.:.,u.--me.....-,a:a,a'.al,.-.a.a...,.....w . -.H - - oggrarianzi 95 Q C9 X. LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Sharon Rotsch, Sharon Mack, Fay Cates, Mrs. Henderson, Louise De Hart Marsha McDonald, Carol Pardee. ZND ROW: Cynthia Hirni, Ann Pearson, Karen Lightburne, Linda Gove, Jimmie Wrllrs Jo Ann McBroom, Helen Berndt. BRD ROW: Ann Bennett, Jimmy Keen, and Joan Trumbo. fUnphotographedj Suzanne Warren. . These students along with their Head Librarian have contributed much to the keeping of an adequate library. They greet you with a friendly smile and try their best to help you in every possible way. Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. A Francis Bacon 51 MIS. H63 Q' L 1' Hester M bl'a1.l.an - H 6'l7Cfel.SOD 1 QJJJ4. 1M af if ,f .1 - fl 1 , fy , ' y f' 4 Wy '1 5 5 .2, ,2 ', 'll WY! f fl! ,f T fff-19.5 ' ' ,Lf ,,, aff ,,, 9 ff X Af f'f 1 1 f wg 1' I 5 1 6 yy , ! y W LEFT T Chiang LEFT To F- I-I, Cro' Maw PJXGY VfCe'P1'eSRIGHT, SEA TED' PA- Officers iilan 1 WS' 390950 STA 'S Chaflene ' at Robe Newton ya Secy. . J. LUHPXX4 Pa1-1- ' CafO1 De ' PTSS. ' Ed ' udY Sand iamentarian, Esth Hart, Song Leag U3 Howard Tr ell. ' er E er, K ' Sas, 5 sr b arh a rook, Historian. Y Hughes, LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Deanna Duncan, Barbara McCullough, Irene Lowe, Sharon Thomason, Marlene Bishop, Judy Estes, Pat Walker, Jean Duncan, Donna Corum, Dee Anna King. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Chrane, Myrna White, Joyce Lofland, Linda Gove, Judy Kay Cokely, Kathy Sandell, Helen Hayes, Karen Farris, Sue Miller, Robyn Proctor, Wilma Harris. 3RD ROW: Elaine Kratzer, Jeannie Smith, Wilma Porter, Beverly Hudlemeyer, Virginia Lautenschlager, Martha Zismer, Ruby O'Del1, Wilma Gibson, Carolyn Holman, and Sharon Fox. 52 . ,, ' L , ., , f 'Y , ' 7 1 ' ,haf . , fr, -ff fl .- r fax. fain- -fi , ,, I ,, rf f M: r.. ,.l,,., , .44- 1 ,fra f ' f, rf f v . ' ' V W. , I I ,. . . 7, ,K . 11 . if g fp P n 3 A ,fe . gg, 4 .Z Y I 5,9 fi , ri, ' ,,'4W,1, 02,1 'Mr 'fa :wiv 1 r ag, W , 3 r I J f ,Ki Sl' A if' 66 ,' , ,, fi M52 ' A ' K 5 A - S lC6I A F A Off U- SCCY F . - ' . Harold P6 Y' parlramefl M T 1ST ROW. Cecil Warren grief I R0 FT T0 MGH ' . D ROW: Cks RGP J' HU LE Ch Vice-Pres. . -QN Sentinelg Ed Frederr SPOHSO, I Ed U02 ugn Pres. 3 lim Young' Allan I ' , b Pierson. QUnPh0togfaPhed5' BO Treasure! . H ri L1 LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Harold Braley, Allan Crum, Cecil Warren Dalmos Kratzer Jack Tignor Lawrence McBroom, Holly Newton, Jimmy Keen, Huber O Dell Dick Jones Victor Blackmore Ronnie Iv1cCoy Larry Sherwood Harold Petty, Ed Fredericks, 2ND ROW: Harry Young Ray Hunter, John Reeves Jim Young Jim Parker Earl Waltrip Don Bogart, Fred Miller, Kenny Boone, Jim L Thomas, Donald Carter Randy McMillan Jack Woods Mr Hill 3RD ROW: Elzie Pickle, Harold Holt, Larry Pierson, Jim Mrller Jim Mtllen David Petty John Schenz Bob Pierson Jim Barron, David Boyer, Dick Scott, Irvin Barber Jerry Miller Kenneth Hanks Melvin Hudlemeyer and William Dingus. fUnphotographedj: Eddie Crouch, Jim A Thomas and Freddie Isenhour fe,a.r,x'Q?fl7 fee' we y W2 H LEFT TO RlGlflT, FlRST ROW: CPEERLEADERS-Helen Berndt, Patsy Bernclt, Pat Preston, Sharon Wighnrlan, Bob- bie Ann Bancly. 'Znd ROW: Martha Young, Cynthia lflirni, Barbara l-lill, lane Anderson, Deanna Pultz, Anna- belle Gutelius, Sue Cates, lanet Estes, Barbara Allen. 3-rd ROW: Carolyn McGinnis, Carol Delflart, Nancy - Happy, Beverly lfludlerneyer, Kathy Hughes, Nancy Berry, Martha La Prenz, Sharon Mack, Sharon Rotsch, 4th Rosie Bayha, lirnrnie Willis, Becky Sandell, Kerry Schutty, Wilrna Carder, Betty Wallace, Susie Parker, n 5th ROW: Karen Thornason, Wilma Porter, Pat W alker, Wilrna Harris, lean Dun- cl es Becky Shinkle. 6th ROW: loan lflarris, Bonnie Griffith, Martha s Arnold, Karol Peterson. 'lth ROW: Elaine Hicks, lerry Dannels Greenwood, Ruby Be ROW: Carol Brow . lflelen Bri g , air, Delore OGRAPHBD: K Joyce Clark, can, Elizabeth Gabbert, Mary Zisrner, Carolyn Bailey, Soanne Mace, De De lfl Patty Petty, Shirley Corurn, Louise Delflart, Fay Cates. UNPl'lOT Maxine Rice. O' Dell, and lCer5 , L TO Se R: C Sugrgfjtfys Barbara AEZIYH McGinnis e - H, P - t ING: MarSgh2Y?6'Presidem rgiiijtz Arms: and E1 Fung, Sergea D' alne Hicks T unar- y feasul-er .u- enior if X 1 . F' ve ff QS sw Y' . a Cheer , 50 gxve tqigheregaq. ' . - ' ' Lajoegay Rah! , Bobbie Ann Bandy Q0 cw y Betty Dannels Joyce Kay Cokely Ann Linda Gove LU'll0I abx Lofland L Bennett ff-N 'www .W ,,, f, 'z ,, i .. 1 ' 3 , Q ' f Vs l ' 0'f'1'1 A-. moe 1 t M jf JA, , If X ,. Helen Berndt 5 fix xi if 9-B , , i -V , fi to I ',x i Sharon Wightman ' ,Mgk ,ef ,X 5 Pat Preston i t f- Patsy Berndt LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: MI. Moore, Bob Durie-Chairman, Mr. Maness. ZND ROW: John Alexan- der, Pat Preston, Rosie Bayha, Iirn Coleberd. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Mrs. Kinman, Miss Rust, and Mar- tha La Frenz. 55QWl6!g ommiffee C71 0 '-xv M th RONT, MIS Pugh, cashier. IN BACK: CaroTC21IfeY- af LEFT To RIGHT' IN F nkirs. Mrs. Lowe. and Mrs. Cumm1I1S- bo, ESU! er Estabr00k. MIS' U 56 a Sirnrall. I0-an Tmm' Cakferia SW LEFT Pres, g d 11 c b 12 o b a Y V F V ,,::fw,.,:.-uM1,r,:.Wr.L.p.11,fa- ami.-2,-ffxga' . .,f15 : '-,Qig f- ,fg1r g:r,1- :afa2:.:L:f -aeie,.f - -xsiegrf -1:5-1.-1-zlwalff R ' Lei 4 1 T . , .g ., D Miss REC TOR M argafet Rust OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Wightman, Treasurerg Marilyn Wheeler, Vice- U I Q Pres. Q Sue Cates, Presidentg and Martha Young, Secretary. The town of Liberty is very privileged to have such a fine high school music ings. The first ratings received by these groups at both district and state music contests for the past several years, is proof of the fine quality of music produced by this department. We, at Liberty High, are proud to possess one of the largest bands in our dis- trict. Our band may be seen at all town functions and is always present with an original skit at the half of every home football game. Also, for several years, our band has been invited to attend' Band Day at Missouri University, which is always a memorable occasion. C eferza f OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Newton, Presidentg John Alexander, Vice an Pres. 5 and Marilyn Wheeler, Treasurer and Librarian, Z OR DWTECT Mafless Mr Cllnlon -J-1----:Q 4:44- Q -.edge -., -:Lua .-,.f.--.- .-D-....a.:a:.g:-:..L,,f. , ...... ,-.-. -. ,,..,,,..,,,..-. -,,, department. These groups are continuously called upon to perform at various meet- www-N . .. .Mass . ,, - H ' ' l ,Q -- -X ,... ...X iv A, -s.,............'X1n iV X. ' ifxfzff'-2,4:,:r2:55,:.?iIi.Lf.' -f'Q 'o I a L..,....,s..s.a,.Ms55'J i'i' 'l n Y WV- NNW-Stews Xkxxfxxf 5--, sim- fy X ., kv N S XRXNNXPE . EFXRIXXSM , I . L.X..., LEFT TO RIGHT, IN MIDDLE: Charlene Newton, Mary Lou Harris. FIRST ROW: Barbara Duval, Janet Harris, Mary Ann Zillman, Larry Swearingen, Judy Mack Larry Amery, Dick Hall, Donald Douglas, Maxine Rice, Dick Jones, Keith Nelson, Sandy Morris, Joyce Lofland, SECOND ROW: Barbara Hill, Betty Wallace, Betty Dannels, Judy Cokely, Nancy Reed, Judy Hawkins, Martha Simrall, Larry Elliot, Jack Hewins, Jimmie Hurt, Gary Jones, Sherman Brady, Ronnie Mathis Don Gregory, Margaret Pugh, THIRD ROW: Tommy Weddle, Jimmy Lowe, Bob Hufft, Jimmie Milliman, Janet McClelland, Larry Brown, David Ferril, Larry Eiker, Chal Beisenherz, Dorothy Thomas, Martha Miller, Charles Rutherford, Jim Millen, Pat Duval, Bob Henderson, Frankie Keen, Holly Newton, Johnny Alexander, STANDING IN BACK: Kenneth Hayes, Michael Bussell, George Schumacher, Larry Sherwood, Marilyn Wheeler, 'Gary Sahn, and Linda Hufft, UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Deanna Duncan, Jim Riggs, and Charlene Foote, s SWLPAP I' Jerry Greenwood jwirdrd 'lr' -I T 1? a H-4... -N., TOP TO BOTTOM: Helen Hayes, Karen Lightburne, Faye Cates, Ruby Triggs, Donna Corum, June Conley, Nancy Berry, De De Hair, Martha Young, Jerry Greenwood, Deanna Fultz, LUTL 6l,0I'QffQ X ., K y sg E f N . 'Y X K A JJ ' A 1 I., t -r . 1 Xl QS-' f X N O Xi - Deanna Fultz . .mr 1-4- , 4c :-1 g - '1:s A,.afL4-.17-.agg:- ycrlgg r..,fa .a. :: .:. . , ago QQ CMA LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Becky Sandell, Sue Cates, Jerry Schutty, Janet Griffith, Nancy Berry, Sharon Wightrnan, Maxine Rice, Martha Young, Pat Preston, Nancy Reed. 2ND ROW: Karol Peterson, Nancy Happy, Deanna Duncan, Dee Anna King, Nancy Ryan, Cynthia Hirni, Marilyn Wheller, Carol Brown, Judy Craig, Jane Anderson. 3RD ROW: Carolyn McGinnis, Rae Hewins, Delores Arnold, Jo Ann Mace, Elaine Hicks, Jean Duncan, Joyce Lofland, Carol Del-Iart, Karen Thomason, Martha La Frenz, and Janet Estes. QUnphotographedJ: Dora Lancaster. LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: David Ferrill, Larry Brown, Ronnie Mathis, David Rogers, Ed Crouch, Jim Coleberd, Dan Triplett, Holly Newton, Keith McDonald. 2ND ROW: Donald Gabbert, George Thomas, David Redford, Chal Beisenherz, Larry Elliot, Charles Rutherford, Larry Sherwood, Lonie Hank, John Schenz. 3RD ROW: Jim Millen, Gary Sahn, Dwayne Thomas, Larry McGinnis, David McClelland, John Lonborg, Tom Sherwood, Bob Henderson, Arthur Warman, fUnphotographedjg Jack Tignor and Bob Durie. .-Ax:-.s 224-561-9- Q0 lI 5 L: 'sf-:Fl'E.:E2?-'A:f1 .13sazfr - wiaaze- sr '- ':imma-ass-L 'f 'r ra r-N'- ' -'--1-- ar g-i--7 -- -'-F '-:'J?'T 1 1:1 'fL QQQ 'r' fi'?7? 1 1 m: .-f 'f F+?: 2aix3?SMs-1n:w-M-P-sauna:-.H - H-..a,..,..m.,,-.m.,,.amm.,..r. . ,- '-Q - '?3-lT '3 :2:3:E:r T' N gyoger'-2'f! 5? - U ,R i n - K :-:'::..- -- -' ,..,., .-.A... , f e ' , 4, T' 'Q '- ,..., ,.-.... ' fy, 2 :rd .24 Kaffe 154 CAODQ . when soft vOiCeS dee, MUSIC, . the memOTY, Vibrates 111 Shelley LEFT T , ROW: Jane Anderson, Janet E Rogers, Gary Sahn, Eddie C Ha O RIGHT IST stes, George Thomas Dwa rouch, Bob Henderson David ppy, Carolyn McGinnis, Deanna Wheeler Jo , yne Thomas, David , McClelland. 2ND ROW: Becky Sandell, Nancy Duncan, Nancy Ryan, Jean Duncan, Martha La Frenz, Marilyn , yce Lofland, Maxine Rice, Bob Durie, Keith McDonald, 3RD ROW: Larry Sherwood, Cynth Hirni, Sue Cates, Sharon Wightman, Dee Anna King, Jerry Schutty, Elaine I-I' ' Craig, Karen Thomason, Carol Brown, Martha Young, H ia icks, Pat Preston, Judy and Nancy Reed. CT'-U maine bout 'A W t. A In notes, With Tflirlrgrsi, long drawn 01.1 -r--.ga Of linked Swee Milton 1 gro.. Nb r . - -T- : '-458+ HLJIA-1 e W sl 61 .-:A - :d.Jff'- ' ,qua ' Y Y ---1-fa----.-.---. , bf gawk sv A . Sue Cate s ago ' Qmffeffe ir A , Quarlelfe - 9 ard ,. 7 My w 0 is y y I L0 Sharon Wi htman g Jane Anderson f-' y k Q Y an Q V ,,.. V Zwv w K h If 0 an Vr , ,, W nn nn ld .,.1,, V Y if I ,V... , 1 f 1 44,., f h d n' . A ' E' n, . I . . lycv I 1, George Thomas 1.25. Dee Anna King Dwayne Thomas Bob Henderson V David McClelland y 453 5 Cynthia Hirni Joyc e Lofland Judy Craig -1.4.-.-..-ap,vr -V efa:f,f..r.14 ,-f w-ff--5- -....-.....,. .e.-..,.f.1.N,..f ..,-..,.. .- :q..,.. Ang, Q- ..... .- .4,,n, ,, ,..,.,., .... -, ,. ,W , . . ,, ,. , C5 jj CL! LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: John Myers, Don Schowengerdt, Bob Rice, Larry Anderson, Dick Gabbert, Ed Crouch, Garnett Peters, David McClelland. 2ND ROW: Irvin Barber, Garth Maupin, I. W. Odom, George Thomas, Allan Crum, John Lonborg, Ed. Fredericks, Bob O'Hare, Ed Burngarner. 3RD ROW: Joe Hendren, Phil Schwabauer, Robert Horrell, Dan Triplett, Kenny Robertson, Bob Dye, Arthur Carder, Lawrence McBroom, and Keith McDonald. ffz Cero vm fin-,W Wg: ff y , af-ffnf, ff, ,,,, 1, ,avr VL f. , ,ff X -. .. ff 'f ? .frag W - f 7,21 - fr, if - if P ,ang , 7 f f 1 FOIZJOI3 f ff , , A, f f fi, 4' K 44' 5 X , fwfif G 4 fffwff , W- Zz -Ha, f f ,, ,f gfiraiq cy f- f N f f no ff T f W , K 5 y ay, f .iii '.-,Mara 1 ., ,ff ff ,ff 542 ,, ff? If me 'Q,gffi'gf, ,j, ,g !'- 515591- I 11? fzf 1? 7 ff,Q!fff',w'1f f jf f 4 X 'Q x X 0 f 51 ' ,W at coach Robert f fr, ff? SOYVP gesrdent. AUGCY asurerg LaUTY Hailey y A mr -Tie Coa - -SecreraIY egidem' Ch Kem, . Bob R106 t-ViCC'Pt eil? Cok O PAGHT' Gabbet Gly LEFT T , . and Dick 63 V... . -. -.-.-M.,-.-., 1.. 1 ,, git:-L f '3 '-T-1 -41 2'-5 -3125-fa-1-JI:i ' 7-1-T'-H ' ' ' ' ' B ' ' ' B ' ' ' ----.,- ' ,....,.1,. , Y --,,,, , , u- 1-1--nm.-..----1.1-. 4 1 .g-- -gm T. -. .2 -1.:w,,-5--L-f.Lg-wfy 3:5mra 54e'+2L-2'5f'u2SYE.'fii-ff? rmiffff? 'Wifi 37 '-f X .4,..f:.i.....f...f.... . L X x 1. 1 .1 xg X. , Ii f 4? 1122 -L 1 x ' - jgQ1.5r'? ig .f 45361: cv! 1 , A -Gu, f a Xi , Wi ff J 6 S I2 , 0 QW , QW? ' 44X ' kms .- -v ', ' Q f f 4 X fi. 0,1 .' 76, f gig L, a 4 Iggy l ,Nl ' f M521 WK .f , f , ir. 1 . A K ,. , - 1 I -ami? 4-R:e2gS-44-16252-'+- T55-?i .5 ,fm 2 . Wm, 1 f Lf Q .xv X 75 , Q VFX, xgc Qltx f.Xs ourfwarming M2211 .' vx. ,,' 'Z s A . ff M, .Q 4, , i Y , xi x..cl l 2 , Q , X 1 1 -N .Q X X 'hy x F.,VL!,xxLs3 in QLDNX -, it ,Xl -- rjtbxgfi V . Xvxxh . xy -L ny-XQ vy, T ffm Jani 2 - - fl ,, ,, ,N , . , .K Shar on Wightman ,.--- r if ,X C, xv cm , fx' Q' Qkrmfk. WE 4 at Qc X53 we-we Cxhxsw 5, C, as ,silk XD Emir, fe QL k3XgU5C+UQ its-Sf ' NN WN Rae Hewins 1 De De Hair This Courtwarming Day, and all phases connected with it, was a festivity which we all hope, in time, will become a tradition at our school. The basic purpose behind the idea is to promote Basketball season and bring it to a climax just as Homecoming does during the Football season. The word Courtwarming was, therefore, con- ceived from the game of Basketball, ' Un December 18, 1953, planned and executed by the Student Council, this day in- cluded competitive class skits pertaining to basketball, held in the afternoon, with prizes being awarded for the three top performances. This year, the Seniors' version of the Peter Potter Television Show won first place. At the end of these skits, the Courtwarming Queen and her two attendants were announced and crowned. These girls were elected by the Basketball Squad That night, our wonderful Basketball team played Higginsville and beat them by several points After the game, a dance was held 1n the Study Hall complete with a five piece band and beautiful decorations During the intermission, the queens were once more presented and escorted to their thrones as Miss Sue Cates sang W1nter Wonderland in their honor So ended what we termed a very successful first Courtwarming celebration at Liberty High School ng ,,,.,,,g ff 14 J! .MJT 9. fy e ' i FV Ml N11 , , ,- ,.,, v4 f: sy,'35:,4 , . . Q '52 I7-MV: , Q Gy r2 ' 6 v, 220 5 ykwwf, 2-A 5 .--, cz ,, ,,, gil ,W ..,,, H, 5, n - . - , , J, - . . - . . . --- - . - Q . . - 1 . . - 1 ncfanf lind ing ln- sion girls :ld ing nes at - . -' itsfii' Q I . X - 2 i mam,-N'-ww' 1 A ,S 4' ff W1 wif? .S ig? ' f s ti lfU'll0I Cty at K fif ' it S? V ,sms XXX? f 52? H an ,iam 'ffzlefxix ' 3 ,., rwfelyyfw Q as . 'X - S sie' S' Myra Have another bits, U ' lllialns ....... a whole flock of cedar waxwings. - ' , 2. f ,, L gf A it 1 Q f , 1 , 4f YOU Ma Rand CAN'T KISS CAROLINE CAST . .... Judy Craig Milt . . Tom Sherwood Johnny . . Kent Mattison Willie. . David Miller Joe . . Joe Hendren Stanley . John Lonborg Howie. . Alec Crawford Bunny. . .Jimmie Willis Pat . . . Nancy Ryan Shirley . . Bobbie Ann Bandy Jeannette . . Ginger Lautenschlager Sally . . Bonnie Griffith Caroline . . .Martha Young Susie . . . . . Kathy Hughes Miss Jameson , , Elaine Hicks R1-:se:rveJ 6 T65 LMS. .Tumbn Cfasg Ive a bet! 67 Dfttlwggfq ll-, 1453 ' ' ' ,,.:a:4i:1::f:1i.r -4-5i.g-.gf,!- V. ..:-.-4iA.nE2'a934-5--1:5-f-1. 15:4-sz.4:.--' Er Z 4 f at I 5 ,iff this chan' , DIREC T Mrs. Van OR in PWM wa, r f Williams Seef--'thiiiitiif in Books and Crooks Miss Ha Cal'-- ' Gerard ..... Miss Lrene Hamilton . Arnold Q. Henly . . Larry Malone . Lindy Williams . . Goody Gulfhopper .... Raymond The Prof Nichols P. Oliver Burkholder . , Mrs. Mildred Gunklock . Mrs. Margaret Blickle . Lieutenant Shaw . , i Oh! I Pulled the wires on the W- ---D Sorry! enior Way Francis.......... . John Alexander . . . Pat Preston . David McClelland . . Garnett Peters . . Cynthia Hirni Marilyn Wheeler . David McClelland I. W. Odom . . . Ed Crouch . . . Sue Cates Shirley Michelson . . Loyd Gentry ,,...1.-an... Snap out of it, .G I ! M-Wm Q Why Mrs . Gun 'uh! - bills? erardf get such large mock! w ne r a arc. , V - . 0 ' ' ' ' , Q 7th Grade Float Xander Preston le lland t Peters a Hum Vheeler le Hand Odom Crouch e Cates che lson Gentry I wwvx F F A Foat 0l'l'l2COI'l'LU'L Sth Grade Float Bearrnng Royalty napa ob ' Senlor Float .1 X X M .M 4 wx 3 .,,, ,r I t 4 Q -f , 1 I ,, I , ' Junior Float 69 Sophom ore Flo - V if M. , ,--. ,, ,.,, MM, V,,,,T,.,,,,4 ,. ,, ,-A,--4--,,,.....f...m.:-Lf ,...,...,...,.,,..,. .... .,,,,...V V.-,.-'.-f..Y- , , -. .M.,,,m ..-Y-... at f 7 if 'iv J ' J f, ,Ji 224. ff if 1 25 Z A if fm A74 Jeff! d d fa omecoming ueen Miss Patsy Berndt A gracious and charming Queen Patsy and her attendants reigned over the Homecoming festivities on October 9, 1953. They were elected by popular vote of the football team. 70 .xdllfenclanf Miss Cynthia Hirni Y J4ffW!Cmf M1 s s Ro slyn Bayha , of QW ufariflf J mg an POP UEEN or HEARTS TS gat Preston HEAR SCU Andei' Laffy xS7ll!8etAeaI'f 2611160 On the night of February 13, 1954, after a day of hard work by the Student Council, the annual Sweetheart Dance was held in the high school gym. Many of those in attendance regarded this dance as one of the most beautifully decorated in the school's history. The couple's danced to the mellow music of John Alexander's Men of Note and enjoyed the two solos of the evening by Miss Sue Cates and Mr. Bob Henderson, At 9:45 the music stopped and the big moment was at hand ---- the drawing for the boxes of candy and the announcement and crowning of the Popularity Court. Miss Judy Craig acted as Mistress of Ceremonies and proceeded to hand the boxes of candy to Kent Mattison and Ed Bum- garner who held the lucky numbers. 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A 315,11 ,I I f ' .W K w y 242 r fih , . --- ' f., --S. . . .. - . 1 ,..f . lA - f f.- .. -W.-.-.ee :x:.-:ff...zm.e--fiilffy..-, joofgaf .mam K-A-1-F .ur- rip . W. Odom, DanT cClelland, J M avid Dye, D ch, Bob OL1 I eC Eddi auer, ab il Schw Ph erson, nd yA II' La W: RO nett Peters. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST 1' Ga T: IN FRON E o o F4 rence MCB Law pin, EIU M arth G bert ab kG ic edericks, D I' F Ed illis, hnny W Io bert Horrell, Ro John Myers, W: RO OND EC S SI, y Robertson, Irvin Barb tt, Kenn le im I ner , Bumgar Ed rr, Farrell Benne as, III ho T eorge oy, G H SS Jam arren, John Lonborg, Larry Eiker, W il CC W: Allan Crum, C RO RD I TH ice. R ills, Bob M Ben f 1 1 F K 2 1 4 P Z mmy To regory, G OI1 D ford, Craw SX A1 Y, no r'-1 f: as J-I co .ac l-4 QD an U. r-4 FU : o Q 3 .JI 6-I 1 r-4 an bd uf cu : o P-n J: 4-3 o L: r: cu M H. o -cs I-4 cu U la :S ,EI OJ I-4 42 ui' I-c Roge David W: ndren . FOURTH 'RO He Joe erd, eb I Co b O'Hare. Bo ED: PI-I RA OG OT PH UN Hailey. Robert an, Coach I'1'l in Wayne K oach W1C RO oung. FIFTH mY McCoy, Ji ie HH Weddle, Ro Ql- 25111 BFI? tgp, li-Q jiff bm, T235 52153 kdi Egfr 22292 EES? gffif .fy 35.1. lint , .... rtilff ' ling wan I.!i 3,1- gill. EEF' 'Eiga E56 -'wi EI: liisii 41: he Ha: .QM hr- ml hu Iifra 3:22 Ill' sit, JE? 3313 'lay Dig' 322, . ,.,. wsf ,VI 23:1 lllg. -'rl I, ll?- if 31-3 ff. lr.. V71 Elf if cl , yn .,. ld' I 5 The 1953 football team had the most successful season that a Lib- erty High School team has had for a number of years, in the opinion of many. There were 10 games played, with the L. H. S. boys winning 8, tying 1, and losing one, The first game of the year was a big victory for the Liberty eleven, The boys played Lillis High School of Kansas City and came out on top 18- 13. ln our first conference game at Lexington, we scored on the first play of the game, but waited until the closing seconds to score on a safety for an 8-6 victory. The next game, with Park Hill, ended in a 6-6 tie. Then came the long trip to Slater. It 6 6 . proved very successful though, with 0 - the Bluejays winning 27-7. The B team played a large part of this game. Our Homecoming game was played against a strong Richmond eleven The Spartans scored first but soon the Bluejays caught fire and the game ended with Liberty winning 2.1 7 The biggest game of the year was played with Excelsior Springs on their home field Before Dan Triplett and Kenny Robertson a capacity crowd of 5 000 people the Bluegays gave their fans a spectacular perform ance winning the thriller by a score of 14 6 to keep the dueling plstols for the second straight year Our game with Higginsville was the championship game for the Missouri River Valley Conference Crown The Cornhuskers scored on a freak pass at the end of the f1rst half This ended the scoring for both teams The Bluejays outrushed the Corn huskers by 102 yards to 58 but the score was 6 O with Higginsvllle winning the Cham pionship The next game was against a tough Marshall eleven but Ha1ley's crew managed to chalk up Z0 points to Marshall's 6 Liberty got revenge for its only conference loss last year by beating Carrollton 19 7 The season ended with an afternoon game against the Cameron Dragons In this non conference tilt the Jays came out on top 19 12 to end a great season Bob Dye guard Dan Triplett fullback Allan Crund end and EdFreder1cks quarterback were named to the M R V C All Star Squad Dan Triplett was placed on the Kansas City All District first team and Bob Dye received honorable mention Triplett also received All State honorable mention A lot of credit for our good season goes to our big l1ne There were four boys who weighed over 200 pounds The greatest credit of course goes to our coach Bob Hailey a frlend to everyone a man of great character and one of the fine st coaches in the state of Mis souri 79 . s ' . s Q ' , - , - . 1 C 1 , - - - s . 1 ' ' 4 ' , I , , 9 9 9 1 1 . . . . . . . n : 9 4 . . . y olgffermen COPQAOCLI' 6 Robert Horrell DiCk Gabbeff Halfback End Z4 M .Sy CZUCI, . Irvin Barber . . Garth MHUP111 Guard Liberty Qpposing Team Qppi Guard 18 Lillis of K. C. 13 8 Lexington 6 6 Park Hill 6 27 Slater 7 Z1 Richmond 7 David McClelland 14 EXC elsior Springs 6 Dan Triplett Tackle Fullback 0 Higginsville 6 20 Mar shall 6 19 Carrollton 7 19 Cameron 12. Larry Anderson Halfback Kenny Robertson Halfback 5 X K w I. W. Odom Bob Rice B b o Dye Garnett Peters John Myers H lfb k a ac Tackle Guard End ', Tackl 6 i'5 ogzffermen X Q 1 Q Q' W' A 034' A Q X Q32 fi fir A 5 1 ,k TR 1 mg r M fas- 1 , 1 is Y-'ec', 4Q.S'fW , J '- X 'V , again-fr ,f vi Q X 'Q Y 'Q' 'Q' 5 ws iw vs.: X, mg f 1. w-QSC 63355 f 1 f 1 sf iii? COPQJ gfrif 1 XKvb Ed Bumgarner Ed Crouch End Guard C6 77 rr sw V L. ibe rw Qppys Isis Qppl 4 4 :pin p Eguirigigilr O Exc elsior Spring S 3 3 Johiligillis A O Richmond 2 1 13 North K. C. 19 12 Lillis of K. 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I W b ,,, W1 fd ,lf 'M 6 .1 ' ff sv ga, .X V f , f 1 1 X I f 1 ,J 1 fff 1 f ' eff ff f lf QQ! ff ff 'f' fMwff .fr M44 dem w 'yf wi X gi f 2 Zvf ' w Z 4 f J 1 , 1 1 If X O g H , fi W fi l F 2 , J 'T ' ' ' ' 5 in 4 'V ' -of I, P ' 1 ,E ,A ,L Aa, , I I. f ,L , , fx , ,Y 5 352, A QL., ..,, 6 JJ, Q I I f Z 152, to Qi in is L z V , W , liyv y 12 LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: Jim Miller, Jack Tracy, Jim Millen, Ronald Gabbert, Gentry Thomason, David Petty, Donald Gabbert, Bill Crawford, Robert McMillian. 2ND ROW: Coach Kenneth Cokely, Gary Jones, Jim Lowe, Walter Kelly, Dick Martin, Max Moyer, Jim Fisher, Jim Reeds, Kent McClard, Larry Gove. 3RD ROW: Pat Duval, Harvey Arbaugh, John Pitts, Bob Gatton, Donald Smith, Don B. Dye Ray Hunter, Ronnie Mathis, Bob Schwabauer, and Sherman Brady. UNPHOTOGRAPHEDg Harold Holt and Gary Johnson. joofgaf 6oacA 6:5 AWWQ, HEAD COACH Robert Hailey B TEAM COACH 82, FRESHMAN TEAM COACH Wayne Kinman Kenneth 'Cokely I N O' xg E Entangled' ' Heap if-'M Gotcha' Here they come' 1 2 3 Blue, Wh1te, Dynarrnte' M245 PGP Ta S lf' Tr1P1ett'S Levs awe mm Br1f1g'1rn dow nl Yea' Team, F1ght' Flght' lk That: C ,rne on X O bxg, hand . I . . L, if P v . A ' ' ' . . . 5 . . . ,,,-H fn W 7 g , , 4 . I f f , ' 7:4 , ' Z V -f 2 Mg, I . I ' ' n I ' 3, , D , 8 3 s R A c . ' ' ' - -4 -- - f - '- ' Y' '- 1 l-if--fs----an-v-I: '. s.Q-,L ,slain ::4.g,4aaf,.,11e -.,....1...:.., ..,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,....1.: .,.,.,,,., . ,, 7954 garigefgaf ,nag This has been a very suc- cessful season for the Bluejay basketball team The boys won twenty games while losing only six. The season started with the annual William Jewell Invita- tional Tournament. We reached the finals of the consolation AXNS bracket before losing to a strong BALL CO-CAPT bbert Redemptorist five. This year BASKET yell and Diflk Ga saw the first of a conference Robert Hot tournament held at Lexington. Liberty received third place, losing only to Slater. After the Christmas holidays, the Blue- jays really showed improvement hville, Higginsville-twice, Lex- prings, S ater and Richmond. Our first conference defeat was by Marshall. After the Marshall game, the boys won 5 more in a row o 1 , H Y to lose to Marshall again. The victories were over Lexington, Excelsior Springs, Slater, Richmond and Carrollton. Marshall lost to Excelsior Springs and Slater, leaving Liberty as the Co-champions of the Missouri River Valley Conference The Regional Tournament was held in St. Joseph We were seeded the No 1 s ot . . p due to the remarkable record rolled up by the Bluejays. The first two games went to Liberty with victories over St Joseph Benton and Excelsior S rin s. I th f' l . p g n e ina game of the tournament, which decided what team would compete in the State Tournament our boys met an under-rated St. Joseph Central team The Central tea t . m came ou on top, but that loss cannot cover up the splendid record that the Bluejays have made this season. The Libertyites can certainly'be proud of these boys! The squad elected R b t H year. A lot of the always find some way to outsmart the opposing teams. He is really a great coach and we all appreciate his efforts to the utmost. The B team also had a fine year by winning 10 games while losing only 5. With th ' ree returning lettermen plus the B team players, Coach Cokely should really have a fine squad next year. Therefore, ' l for Liberty! by winning 9 games in a row. The wins were over Smit ington-twice, Carrollton, Excelsior S ' l o er orrell and Dick Gabbert as honorary co-captains for the credit for the good year goes to our Coach Cokely, who can nearly everyone is ooking for a bright basketball future 84 .ay Won nly ? C CAamlaLon5 0 - 0 C- J th C a- ched trong lar e on. C, the .1e- ment Lex erenc e only JO 3,1116 th1s r the 3.VC LEFT TO RIGHT IST ROW Ed Bumgarner Drck Gabbert Robert Horrell Garnett Peters Bob Dye Coach Cokely I W Odom Allan Crum Bob Curley Ed Frederrcks Larry Ander son and Dan Trrplett L.1berty Llberty L1berty Llberty I..1berty Lrberty Lrberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty Llberty L1berty L1berty Llberty Lrbert X 34 Total 1349 QCLITI, COP? OCLI' Rrchmond Raytown EXCelS1OT Sprrngs St Joseph Benton Redemptorlst CK C Carrollton Slater Lex1r1gton Srruthvrlle Hlgglnsvllle Lexln ton Carro lton H1gg1nsv1l1e Excelswr Spr1ngs Slater Rlchmond Marshall Lemngton Fxcelslor Sprlngs Slater R1ChIHOHd Carrollton Marshall St Joseph Benton Exrelslor Sprrngs St Joseph Central Total 1166 1 ' E . - E U v I 1 l I I F l 3- - 1 9 2 p ' 1 - ' - rc 79 57 A t 7 to l ' 50 ' 30 3 ' 34 50 tr 1 ' 57 ' ' 32 OI? l I T215 ' ' 1 l ' 54 37 ' ' 44 48 5 1 ' 39 ' 38 7 ' 58 ' ' 34 1 ' 54 ' ' ' 41 ' 35 ' gi 27 and ' 71 38 7 1 54 ' ' . ' . 42 th 2 42 40 . ' 61 50 ' 67 ' 51 .8 I ' 51 52 ' 45 ' 37 ' 72 A ' 5 21 ' 5 ' 70 ' 52 ' 62 48 ' 51 60 - 62 . u 52 1 58 1 ' 8 85 awk N0 Q I' Robert Horrell 94? 91: 0296 3 I. W. Odom I Larry Anderson Gabbert Dan Triplett Coach Cokely Ed Fredericks Bob Curley Garnett Peters Allan Crum Ed Bumgarner Bob Dye M N3 QCLH1 LEFT TO RIGHT, IST ROW: Arthur Carder, Phil Schwabauer, John Lonborg, Keith McDonald, Cecil Warren, Ronnie Oldham. ZND ROW: Max Moyer, Charles Rutherford, Howard Dunn, Larry Elliott, Don Gregory, and James Hoy. Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty 53 92 32 41 64 60 47 62 49 48 46 39 57 61 33 E-Elliiiifi COPQ 87 oarcl Smithville 28 1-ligginsville 16 Lexington 37 Carrollton 31 I-ligginsville 29 Excelsior Springs 36 Slater 51 Richmond 43 Marshall 24 Lexington 53 Excelsior Springs 43 Slater 44 Richmond 35 Carrollton 46 Marshall 40 Total 556 . .. , . i 1.-..e..::,.-p-i1',:f2a-:- 'ii-1111-1'1 -11' - Ls: -' 1L'.:.l..1-t..1Q,g-..if-. .. r V. ' , . . ' -. . . ' I -'V'--' f'PT.v.-::::L:rug.:p-4-rnxznvsnn-1.w,v.-.-1-,K..,:.' -.qf.-fQS-5.53.1-v:C:? '175.iT jLh2L'..11'c:r:utlluxvanazclfisizffkrb-vrtff-f-,: .--:vii-?F,JI'l--Q--2','u',t4 az. L zqfg' -.4n.1:.Lr 1.1 .-..-V. .. .V , . f q ,, '- 'W 'mf V, , f Q 4 '17 , 3: the That' 5 fo !---,.. at Sit there 7, V. D on Q - , .- J um leaders-l .. . 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A I S 1 nat 'X ffyfffxf H1 m A A ,114 Clif XKQC5-aajcj ffflif Cf LZ jpf 92745, Cf gm k M f 6443 A p ,f ,ff ff 1 f feaffffdm ,7 k74i Z,,.2 ,'A Mfg ,f I rffdfkigf ,dv J I dffffdidf fijcg fifeip 1 f f ' fy I 7 . X X ffij I Tr-Mk v A i. 1 l E . on O I A ? 1 E .6 1953 jar- .iam l , ,J ar, , N, , VY ,V VV , ' WV X jk Z I V 6 ,, V V V , ,,,. 1 in y V . 5 . A . . ' 1 '1 4 ' f i .... , ',,5:..,, wg an 4 , J , f 'i3,,, 1 ' - , W' f A ., lf Z, I V ' a 1 f ,W V -I 3 , ff , Il' y ,, V as be ' B 1 .sr - T-:1 .- ' J fa! A ' it .T H. VV V . . VV - V 1 ,.,. V 4' f f VV, V V 2- was ' . -'-' ' , , . v , R 3 Y' T H R E V 5 :L . A31 VW . , V LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW: Dwayne Bell, John Viers, Jack Bates, Bert Rogers, Frank Miller, Pete Mose. 2ND ROW: Bill Berndt, Jerry Warman, Gene Cole, Dan Triplett, Larry Anderson, Robert Horrell. 3RD ROW: Don Cumpton, Larry Eiker, David McClelland, Manager, and Coach Hailey. 5 vflr f 21 6 1, re- 0aC 5 I Waavffflfgaz, A lr.. QV ' ' ,,, . 1 T . , R ,,,.. VVVVVV V U Q ,rr, Mr. Robert Hailey with the trophies won this season. 90 PUC TRACKMEN L to R: John Viers, Bert Rogers, Dan Triplett, Larry Anderson, Jack Bates, Gene Cole, Dwayne Bell. FIELDMEN L to R: Robert Horrell, Don Cumpton, Pete Mose, John Viers, Jerry Warman, Gene Cole. RELAY TEAM L to R, lst ROW: Bert Rogers, Gene Cole, Dwayne Bell, 2nd ROW: Jack Bates, Dan Triplett, Frank Miller. 2 I 9 3 Zac .glam CAam,aion5 0 W Q IU G ibidfricf yewef can uifafiona Most people termed the 1953 track team the greatest in our school's history. The season started with the State Indoor Track Meet. Our mile relay team won first place and the 880 relay team got third. Those on the mile relay were Jack Bates, Dwayne Bell, Dan Triplett and Bert Rogers. The 880 relay consisted of Gene Cole, John Viers, Dwayne Bell, and Jack Bates The Bluejays ran away with the M. R. V. C. Crown. They scored 101 points to the 60 points of their nearest contender, Excelsior Springs. Jack Bates was top scorer with 24 points, Bert Rogers finished with 16, Triplett with 11, Cole with 9, Mose with 8, and Viers with 7. Liberty Won first place inthe William Jewell Invitational Meet which always has some of the areas' top teams in competition. They also won first place in the District Meet at Maryville. This qualified Liberty as the best in Northwest Missouri! At the State Outdoor Meet, the mile relay quartet captured Znd place and Pete Mose received fourth place in the high jump. The 1953 Lettermen were Jack Bates, Dwayne Bell, Bill Berndt, Gene Cole, Larry Anderson, Don Cumpton, Alvin Johnson, Bert Rogers, Frank Miller, Dick Gabbert, Robert Horrell, Dan Triplett, John Viers, Jerry Warman, and Pete Mose. Returning Lettermen for the 1954 squad will be Larry Anderson, Dick Gabbert, Robert Horrell, and Dan Triplett. 5' . fi? KW N fe 5945 - I . 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Come By PID 6: BILL'S AUTO SALES PID LOWMAN-BILL HAGER LIBERTY MISSOURI p LIBERTY TRUCK 81 TRACTOR COMPANY O Telephone 48 204 I0 East Kansas LIBERTY MISSOURI MccoRMIcK FARM EQUIPMENT AND TRACTOPS INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATION INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Known Nationally As The Campus of Achievement dam has been for 105 years proud to be a part of Liberty WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE IS PROUD OF THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations on this fine 1954 High School Annual' The graduates of Liberty High School have next door a college of the highest scholastic and academic standing The college welcomes you to its campus We hope each of the 1954 graduates will come to see Dean E W Holzapfel to discuss with him enrolling either this summer or next fall. Walter Pope Binns President ,f-I If 'x if aff II fi. Uu- ,A7A,,. 1 I , - or ' 0 0 g .I y 0 II . . . . M x-f4 XLAT 'IATION fp!! F? X f- K E . l.. jg., 1,.f', 1 s , 'Q N! 4- ,gr-7-,,,,4,n,',3r3 I, X!! 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