Liberal High School - Mirage Yearbook (Liberal, KS)

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THE THREE RINGS The star attractlon under the Blg Top IS staged ln the trad1t1ona1 three rlngs Here the classes as actors work toward the rea11t1es of tomorrow

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hol Parents . ' fSc 0 - Panel on Sliemal Services 0 and Teachers Get OFFICERS U1 1 1 Acquainted -1, ::i - -L i 5 PHREHT-TEHCHEH HSSUCIHTIUH President .......... . . . Al Shank 17th District Director. . . . Mrs. Al Shank Program Chairman . . Mrs. Clyde Wares Secretary .... . .Mrs. l. J. Harrison Publicity ..... . . Mrs. Kenneth Wares Treasurer ...... . Mrs. F. J. Wohlenberg City Council President . . . .Mrs. R. B. Harkins March f nd Dougnuts Follow PCHHY ee 8 OBJECTS OF P. T. A. To promote the welfare of children and youth in the home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the train- ing of the child. To develop between educators and general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. S ' - . oclabihty Closes the E Ven Cof S iii ing,

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iii' if-7 Beverly Brown, presidentg Gene King, vice-president, Nadine Hendrixson, secretary, Virginia Card, treasurerg and Sally Lepley, historian. SEHIUR IILHSS UFHEEHS In 1948-49, the Class of '54 felt its way around and became accustomed to the strange surroundings of L. H.S. When they returned as freshmen in '50, they elected Merle Roberts to lead them through a year in which they took part in several events. The high point of the year was the Freshmen Sock Hop. As sophomores, the class began to feel more sue of themselves as they helped in the traditional decorating of the halls. Nancy Landess was chosen as president for the year, and under her leadership, the class stepped forth to show its ability to be really a part of the senior high. The class party, given on March 17, followed the St. Patrick's Day theme. To lead in the eventful junior year, the class called on John Powell to serve as president. The magazine sales started the year, and with the money made from these sales and from concessions, the juniors were able to finance the Prom and Banquet which followed the theme of Mardi Gras. The big thrill of the year came when .class rings arrived and made the dream of being seniors seem a little closer. The junior play, Inner Willie, provided fun for both the cast and audience. - To begin the unforgetable year of their graduation, the Class of '54 elected Beverly Brown as its president. The events of the senior year were many and varied. The high points were the election of a senior as football queen, decorat- ing the halls, a class party honoring the faculty and juniors, Hush Day, Work Day, Skip Day, the Prom and Banquet given the seniors by the junior class, and the final and most exciting event, Commencement Week with its Class Day program, senior girls breakfast, Baccalaureate services and finally the long awaited climax, Commencement and that coveted diploma. 16