Liberal High School - Mirage Yearbook (Liberal, KS)

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-Q 4 i In th1s ed1t1on of The Mlrage the staff express one's Alma Mater 1S those expemences that come 1n schoolday assoc1at1ons w1th human be1ngs P1CtllTEd are just a few of the many per sonages whose serv1ces through the year have en 'W r1ched our IIVES together IDENTIFICATIONS CLOCK WISE- Game Broadcaster, Team Physxcran, Spotters, Staff Assrstant, Concessions Manager, L1brary Helpers, Secretary, Mrs, Clapper, New Fnend, Lloyd Reed, Momtors, Admxmstrators, Loyal Fans 4 1' ' I T 'L , ff x L. X e . I , 1 N f , A , . . 5 .M 6 , 3 13: WY- ,IQ .Vx -b .1, ' m , H - ,A gn :K i .A . y 4 f t I it ,V N If, - . ' 1 J K 4 ' 'XA .1 . ff , , Q' ' ,, ' ' ' ' K 3, xl A es the realization that fs ' ' Y L ' Qf - X 'D . . . A WN. ifix ji I y ' 4

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QCLCQ fl0ll all PQLUOI' The purpose of the staff 1n bu1ld mg th1S 1953 Mlrage has been to portray the mterests act1v1t1es and personal1t1es of our Alma Mater Agnes Arrmgton loyal advrsor of student publ1cat1ons to whom thls book 15 affect1onately de dlcated and wlthout whose help Cl It The Mxrage would never lr ge t have come 1nto bemg SEATED Delores Wmfrey features Naom1Smrth classes Beverly Presnell edrtor Drxle Lucas artlst SharenR1ney features FerolynSm1th clubs STANDING James Vaughn photographer Joanne Clymer asslstant edltor Kerth Thomas busmessmanager Eldon Guttrrdge photographer Bob Brummett sports Tom Rmehart sports r-'A 3 y 13 ' ' cl go

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It Thab few- Q pe VOlol No.l2 5:00 IH! 5:00 PV To-night Tuesday Wednesday January 21 Friday January 23 Wednesday January 28 Thursday January 29 Fit 1' gr Janna-Ijy 30 T' POLIO SOLICITATI THE LIBERAL STAFF BULLETIN Office of Superintendent January 19, 1953 Talent Show-New Auditorium LEE Meeting Basketball-Hayes Cadets HOME Community Concert-James Melton Photography Class Starts-KU Extension Basketball-flva ON will be HOME conducted throughout 7:00 PM 8:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:00 PM the Liberal Schools on -.eanior ove' Qoet co for food V6'!'S IJOEP- Dub nos auuu 4. ,, ..---.. is very light since many meals are given to them through the couz-tesies M' various chambers of cvmmerce over the state. UUVERNCIZ SAYS THAT he cannot see where the money will come from to - a g Oo 'lid Bill. He played the same kind Ulu- ine:-este in the elementary but he Bu Qf 951. All of US had hon impart 'f-L--. support the of' a game in 1951. fs cceeded in defeating the high school ter be thinking how we can help the people of Liberal , ant the high school aid bill will be for Liberal. 'ith- ' ere we will not be financially able to even, biz- 'lwuqforhex-eyearduetotheincre 'A out hid e the extra teachers 'l9djQQ'ollment. 5