Liberal High School - Mirage Yearbook (Liberal, KS)

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42 1-S+ LARRY KING Science A I F ' it If -1? nw 4 ' :.f xmiaiai I f 4 OLETA MANSKE Home Economics NORMAN PETTY Muisc DELL REED Industrial Arts MARGARET REED Home Economics MARGARET RUSSELL Secretary to the Superintendent GERALD SADOWSKI Industrial Arts HERMAN Sl-IIPMAN Commerce E.E. SHUPE Social Science JOHN A. SMITH Speech THELMA STEPHENS Social Science LR. VAN BUSKIRK Social Science KATHERINE WATERFIELD Library

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CARL BAKER Science ERNEST BRENNAMAN Foreign Languages GLADYS CLAPPER Secretary to the Principal JIM DAILEY Muisc RUTH DARST Foreign Languages W. E. ELY Mathematics A.H. FREEMAN Health. Physical Education MABEL GALBREATH English C.C. GRIFFIN Vocational Agriculture CLARENCE HOOPER Music AVA RUTH HUMPHREY Commerce FLORENCE LING Health. Physical Education 'CY w A' 1- x lui ff...-r 1 LLOYD ANGE LL Fine Arts if it-1 .t ,- K g N-A-I T il-L..n.q 13' ' , ful, ra,- rw, of fl' 'f',:'.

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W Om W Page 's i Larry Klrk Paul Prrefert Larry Bradford Col1eneFraz1er G S Wrggams embed The sen10r class reluctantly Watched then' last year 1n L H S shp by To lead them 1n th1s unforgettable year, they chose Paul Pr1efert as the1r presldent G S W1gga1ns, vxce pres1dent Collene Frazler sec retary Larry Bradford treasurer and Larry Klrk hxstorlan I-hghhghts of the semor year were decoratmg the mam floor at Chr1stmas t1me, a party hononng the Jumors and faculty Sklp Day and Hush Day and the Jun1or Sen1or Prom and Banquet at whlch the sen1ors were the honored guests The class furmshed 1ts quota of outstandmg debators mus1c1ans artlsts and others m all branches of extra curr1cu1ar act1v1t1es and 1n scholarsh1p attamment Jan1ce Kretzmeler was the senror representatxve chosen Football Queen, and Nancy Dunnam was her semor attendant 1n the coronat1on ceremomes at the Homecom1ng game on Veterans' Day, The Semors ended the year w1th a Class Day program, Baccalaureate servlces and the long awa1ted Commencement exerc1ses, where they re celved the1r d1plomas and closed thelr h1gh school careers, hop1ng they had made a worthy contr1but1on to thexr frrst Alma Mater and to therr own success. 6 ' H ww u H n ' X V -A - - K . - if r ' g r w u , V ' I 1' A L V, T 6 f e 1 xg ' ' - . 3 , 'I . A Q E A 'YQ Q 1 y ' 'L 3 ' . xg 5 T A Y ' I 1 4 1 I ' I I ' l l . O 0 O I 0 I , : . . ' ' ' 9 ' , - : . : ' , ' ' . I , - . . . , . . , , D . . .