Saxton Liberty High School - Block Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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OPTIMIST Havinc spent my high school hays in the Saxton Liberty High School, I don't believe that there is a better school in the community. Our Senior Class is far from being slow as we have accomplished more than all the proceeding classes, ’Ye sponsored a play--the first for several years-- Here Comes Charlie. It was a grand success, ’Ye are glad to see that the Juniors are following our example by putting on a play under the direction of Miss McCahan. '.Ye will surely miss Miss Long's English class for without her to correct our sure's and surely's we wouldn't be a ble to even begin to write this. hr6 want to express our appreciation to those who were very willing to help in all the programs sponsored by the school. The hard-working boys of the Ag. class under Mr. Timmons have certainl;' beautified our surroundings by taking care of the lawn. They have planted shrubbery and are going to keep the lawn in order. The Senior Class wish to give Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe their best v ishes and we hope they may live happily ever after. The monitors are to be congratulated upon the fine way in which they kept the students changing in a neat and orderly manner. Ye hope that the next group of monitors will continue in the same way. ” e believe that the Freshmen will be trained very well because their started in the school under the supervision of Miss Dick and Mr. Timmons. '.Ye wish to congratulate Mr. Graham on the fine tea.ms he has produced in the past, and hope for many more in the future. The School Carnival this year was a great success due to the great help from the extra curricular activities and student body as well. '.Ye have done our best to set a good exa.mple for the under classmen and hope that they have benefited through our work. — Vernon Dixon — Donald Moffatt - 28 -

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JUNIOR CLASS A.llison, Roy Dailey, Eugene Barnett, Ruth Blankley, Pauline Barnett, Paul Bryan, Francis Bryant, Audrey 3urkett, Russell Bussard, Lucille Carbaug.h, Carrie Carbaugh, Edna Carbaugh, Eunice Carbaugh, Mary Carberry, James Cates, I'uriel Chiarizia, Ailverde. Clapper, Raleigh Cornelly, John Fluke, Emmy Lou Folk, George Fouse, Madeline Gibboney, Kay Grove, James Hall, Kenneth Hamilton, John Harvey, Frank Hollingshead, Emma Houp, Pearl Huff, Dorothy Huff, Edna Kifer, Helen Livingston, 3ob Long, Sam Kaugle, Tom McCavitt, Nonie Me C o 11 urn, Anna Ka ry McElwain, Margaret Metzgar, Eugene Powell, Helen Reed , Dolly Reed , Dorothy Ritchey, Martha Roland, Minnie Ross, Phyllis Savadow, Vernon Shaal, David Shark, Earl Shark, Elizabeth Shark, Tony Sheterom, Dick Smith, Clair Smith, Graffious Speck, Ralph Thompson, Paul Treece, Ruth Treece, Veda Williams, Jack Willison, George Worthing, Lee 30