Liberal High School - Mirage Yearbook (Liberal, KS)

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PUBLIIIHTIULIIS We the Mirage staff were elected by the Senior Class to publish the 1951 Mirage STANDING Freddy Garcxa Gene Yadon SEATED Sherro1Se1fr1dge Kathryn Marshall Marlene Duerr Jrmlacobs Gary Parks Delroy Mead We the Journal1st1c geniuses of L H S have made it possible for you to keep up on ac t1v1t1.es and happemngs Ln our Alma Mater For the f1rst t1me 1n L H S ' hxstor we have brought you newscasts over the commun1cat1ons system and K CB Liberal's radlo stat1on, 1ng the latest schoolnews Tlns programhas taken place of The Reds n the school paper formerlypubhshed but because of flnances disconturued tlus ear l?1add1t1on to the broadcasts the members of the ournalism class have put forth much time and effort on writing colurnns o copy for The South west Daily T1mes pubhshing many school events a.nd actxvztxes We hope that m the years to come journahsm students wlll be able to do as well and even better than we have serving as a news agency for Lib eral and for L H S Preparlng copy and Broadcastlng Ident1f1cat1ons Janet H111 Leo Parsons Charles Warden Karen Duerr Prlm Malin lla Immell Eddre Leamxng .m i 6 P I A 7 . Q Iv ' i 4. . Q . , I ' 9 1 I I n I I I I I ' ' . . .. . D . ' f ' ' . . - . - kfw- I ' . , . I I .0 n . 1 D tl . J . . . .. . . . . . ' ' ' s 1 D ' l I ' , . ,, f 1, I -M14 'll 1 , .V 5. . - X ' ' fills A. . p ' 1 -ly i - A I 6, ,- ,m F .- L, was f , :X r , W 04-

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IHBHICH HHIJ STUHE HLHIH HIHTEH Oh ha1l to thee our Alma Mater' Oh may thy name and thy fame l1ve forever' Songs 1n thy pralse we'll Slng And 1n our hearts they'11 r1ng And ne er thy val1ant name shall we forget But always shall revere So here s to Llberal Hlgh' The school of our hopes Let your 1nsp1rat1on lead us Forever neath the red and the black So flght we ever nobly For thy honor and thy fame Thy name we w1l1 never blacken W1th d1sloyalty or shame But bear thy banners forever forward To the summxt of the peak Cl1mb ever onward Str1ve ever upward' V1ctory 1n trxumph or defeat' 5 I ' , , . . The school of our dreams. I

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Ulf PEER IHTO CLHSS RUUIHS From September untll late May the school rooms are ahve w1th act1v1ty See the gxrls Ln that room 1nthe1r wh1te uniforms? No they're not study 1ng nurs1n they are le arn1ng modern methods o cookery If ou look thr ough those doorways down t ere you w1ll see the band orches tra and choral groups in actlon Perhaps there aren't any Dorseys Kre1slers or Carusos amon them YET but justwamtl Stop! Don tentel that room! There IS a battle golng on 1n there! It's a part of the Amerxcan Revolutlon whlch that h1s tory class 15 studying As we leave Wash1ngton and Lafayette to capture Yorktown we can look across the hall 1nto a room where another battle 18 1n pro ress Those students you see are brave yf1tt1ng to conquer the myster les of complex sentences and sp11t 1nf1m t1ves What's th1s? Enghsh Spaznsh and Lat1n yes butSURELY NOT hleroglyph lc s ? Oh no Those strange scrxb blmgs that appear on that blackboard are just algebra and geometry problems The scxences aren'tneglected elther To your left 15 the chem1stry class and to your right are the phys 1C s and b1ology classes Run! Those mad sc1entists are after you' As we travel from room to room and see people mampulatlng everytlnng from eaters to typewnters addxng machxnes and ens or penc11s , does xt make you won er what started all th1s act1v1ty and, kept it g01I1g7 Of course xt was the FACULTY OF L H S 5 , - G , - S 3 1 ' it ' -' . saint brushes, needles, saws, and egg- ! is 5 1-.L - Oxy 'P