Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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MARVIN AARON Sonny Sonny is the budding Steinmetz of the Industrial Department. With the remains of a second-hand alarm-clock, a junked radio set, and a wrecked baby carriage, he could easily construct an apparatus capable of conversing with Mars or supplying the city of Freemansburg with power and light. He doesn't know what he will be when he gets out of high school, but he believes he will invent something For this reason we are sure he will some day be classed with such men as Edison, Steinmetz and Marconi. Industrial Course. AGNES Ac.REs'r Aggie l'lere's another! Yes Aggie is another one of these quiet girls-when she's in school. We've recently discovered that Agnes is a hero-worshipper, some one from Lafayette being the object of her affections. Commercial Course. AMES AHRENS jimmy jas 'jim D Good things generally arrive in small sizes, one more reason for Jim's being exceedingly good-natured and valuable as a friend. I-le is very modest and is never heard boasting about what he can do. These are only a few of his good qualities. As a scholar he ranks high. This does not prevent him from seeing each and every football game: he hasn't missed one since he arrived at B. H. S. We wish you lots of luck, Jim, in life. Academic Course. Spanish Club, 4: Lalin Club, 4. Page Twenly-three A l 1 .-.M A l l l fi W VW ',wVl.,1w iQflg,7i ll.l l

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WILLIAM GAsToN ALCORN Legs, Bill Oli, boy, wlial a grin! Bill is one of our most prominent singers, having been a member of the Glee Club since his freshman days. Besides singing, he studies quite a bit. He is a regular customer on the honor roll and doesn't just slip on, either. l-le is a great painter, too, although he is rather modest about displaying his products. So, you see, Liberty will lose quite a talented person when he graduates. Scientific Course. Orchestra, 25 Glce Club, I-2-3-45 Class His- loryg Art Club, 2-3-45 Lucas Littcrarum, 3. EVELYN ESTELLE ALEXY Eve' ' It isn't often that you can find a real, dignified, serious-minded senior among the fair sex. However, Evelyn is one of the exceptional ones. From intimate class- mates only, can you learn that in her four years of I-ligh School, she was never scolded by any teacher for some foolish or rash act. This isn't the only trait Evelyn possesses, for she is an established and per- manent member on honor ,and high honor rolls. We know that Evelyn will succeed. SCiCnlifC Course. F age Twenty-four RUTH ALsHoUsE Ru us Rufus is one of our Commercial stu- dents, She has a rare sense of humor. lt takes Rufus to appreciate a jokel Next time you tell her one, watch her eyes twinkle! The photographer must have been telling her one when she had her pic' ture taken, for just look at it. Ruth expects to receive a position in an office when she leaves dear old Liberty High. I-lere's hoping her wish is granted. Commercial Course. Y .'ll,Y.+i l 'l-f--lllrjllrlllli l'llll' l