Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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GEORGE WINFIELD BAUM Baumie l324 Easton Ave. Keep that school-girl complexion. Everybody knows George. If they don't, they are missing something. He is the Hreal small boy of the industrial course. His sunny disposition helps him everywhere. He has the goods and believe us or not, he knows how to deliver them. Co get 'em, Baumie, we're with you. Industrial Course- Electrical. Industrial Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4,' lnduslrral N Baseball, 3,' Senior lnduslrial Club. THELMA A. BEALER Thelma I5I2 Center St. It has been said that Hempty kettles ring loudest. Thelma is a very quiet girl. You may draw your own conclusions as to the application of the above state- ment. Thelma is one of these rare charac- ters who makes friends and holds them. Her personality is a delightful mixture of cheerfulness and quiet. She will make an ideal secretary for some business man. Commercial Course. xl' 'fy Page Twenly-four DONALD P. BEAVER ' Beaver 402 High St. That noise at the other end of the hall is Beaver laughing. However, he doesn't always laugh. You can always find Beavers name on the honor roll. The class expressed its confidence in him by electing him treasurer in his sophomore year. The Dramatics Club and the Libertas have noted his value. Beaver hopes to be a chemist. He will enter Lehigh in order to fulfill his hopes. Scicntifc Course. Class Treasurer, 25 Liberlas, 4,' Dramatics Club, 4, Treasurer.

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OLGA BALSON Olga 734 North New St. Olga is a quiet, sweet girl who believes that the only way to have a friend is to be one. Any time you need a helping hand, Olga is only too willing to help lessen the burden. She has won the friendship of the boys and girls through her honesty and charming manner. Olga has chosen as her profession the large field of commercial work. We're sure she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Commercial Course. Clee Club, 4. KENNETH BAn1'Hoi.D Ken IZ7 East North St. Kenneth's a happy-go-lucky fellow, gen- ,lol-IN BARBAR Indian 412 East Norton St. Look him over carefully, folks-a rare specimen: they broke the mould when they made him. Indian is the nearest, physically. to America's earliest inhabi- tant, that we have. l-le is very active, and always on deck. John is a wrestler, dangerous to any man of his class, and is always ready to prove it. Scientific Course. French Club, 3, 4: Wrestling, 4. erally, but seems to take his clarinet seriously. Those of us who have been fortunate enough to know him, find him a good comrade. We don't know much about his plans for the future, but we are sure that he will make good in anything he tries Cif he takes it as seriously as he does his clarinetl. Scientific Course. Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4. 5-K 1 .JP Page Twenty-three

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MARION BECHTOLD Becky l7Z0 West Broad St. Marion is sweet and mild, and loved by every one in general. She expects to be a music teacher. How fortunate for those who become her music pupils. Music and Marion go well together. Both have beauty, grace, sweetness-f-but perhaps we had better stopfmwe don't want to make Marion blush. We all know you will succeed in your chosen line, Marion, with that delicate touch and sweet personality. Commercial Course. French Club. CATHERINE BERGSTRESSER 326 Main St., l-lellertown This was Catherines first year at Liberty High School. Maybe that's why she was always so quiet and well behaved. She has won much renown in the Dramatics Club plays as the maid. She doesn't know what she wants to do after finishing school, but as she is such a likeable girl, we know she'll succeed in her hnal vocation. Scientific Course. Dramalics Club, 4. ELMER JOSEPH BENDER, JR. Bender SI6 North New St. Well, well, Elmer, what's the barrier between you and third year German? Too much interest in the fair sex, eh, what? We suppose that sheiks have little time for studying. ln spite of this, we all have seen Elmer in the band, and know, that without him it could not flourish. Scientifc Course. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4,' Band, 2, 3, 45 German Club, 4. .ikvmyn Page Twenty-fue ,.., e