Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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fl ' 1 at kiwi Wlfiifiil t N ,w ,C 41241 2-11-1 I ,. pf A ,ll N WJ M oi X , 4 All Mft Xw s ff! is FEW .W N , rl ffl 1 :W'J't . ' ill ',,',f 4A-M,v.W-Afl4.1..KM..,,.' llufaailkfua W TABLE CF CONTENTS Dedication ............... ............................. Acknowledgments .....................,.. ...... The Staff ...................................................... 9 10 11 A Message from the Principal ................ 13 Message to the Principal ........................ 13 Message from the Superintendent ........ 15 16 17 Poem-To School ...................................... The Faculty .............................................. .. SENIOR ' Class Picture ........................ ...... 2 0 Class Officers .............................................. 21 Class History .......................................... 22-23 24 Poem- -Our School, Nulli Secundus ...... Individual Pictures and Write-ups...25-122 Last Will and Testament ........................ 123 Prophecy ............................................... 124-126 JUNIOR Picture ..... ................ ........ . 128 Roll ........... ....................... ......... 1 2 9 History ...................................... ......... 1 30 Sm-Homomfz Picture-Girls ...... ,...... ............ ......... 1 3 2 Picture- Boys ............................ .....,... 1 33 A4 l'IYl'l'lES C,u'1.nRoN Staff ........................ ......... -1 lfibcrtas Staff ...................... ......... 136 137 German Club .................... ......... 1 38 Los Circulos Espanoles ....... ......... 1 39 Dramatics Club ................ ......... 1 40 Senior Class Play ...... ........ .141 Art Club .................. ......... 1 42 Camera Club ........ ............. 1 43 Girls' Glee Club ....... Boys' Glee Club ....... Operetta ................ .........144-145 .........144-145 Orchestra ........... ......... 1 46-147 Page Seven Band ...................................... 147-148 First Aid Class ....................... ........ ...... 1 4 9 Industrial Department ......... SPORTS Football .... ....................... ........ Baseball ........ ................. Basketball ....... Track ................... Cross-country .... Wrestling ......... Soccer ............ Swimming .......... Tennis .................... Girls' Basketball ....... Girls' Tennis .............. Girls' Hockey ................... Girls' Life Saving .............. Review of Past Season ........ . Our Faculty Manager ........ HUMoR All-Senior Football Team. .150-151 154-157 158-159 160-161 162-163 164-165 166-167 168-169 170-171 172-173 174-175 176-177 178-179 .......180 .......181 .......181 184 Senior Class Ballot .................. ........ 1 85 186 187 Seeing Mr. Gruver .......... , ........................... A Miss Hess Test ................... . .................. .. Keeping the Wolfe Away from the Collin ......................................................... Sprlg Id'Ere ............................................... 187 Legacy to Posterity ...........,... .............. 1 88 ' 189 189 Elementary Chemistry .............................. Definitions of Certain Types of Man- kind ........................ , ................................. 189 Boners .......................................................... 190 Evolution of a High School Graduate..190 The Real Class Poem ........ 191 Autographs .............,...................................

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' , I 'K ,N 'Q , , Qi WH Clif Page Nine DEDICATION It is quite fitting that the Class of 1932Vdedi7 cates this edition of the CAULDRON to one who has given invaluable service in the production of this and of previous year books. .FeW,fwe5fee1, could fill the exacting position of faculty ad- visor, with its arduous work, and meet with such attained success as Miss Mary Price Gibson has done. Yet, we find, that in keeping with her own noble character, she has always refused to ac- cept that esteem and honor duly earned through these efforts. - Her distinctive qualities and pleasing person- ality also extend to the other half of her dual office-that of a. faculty -member. We hope that she will long remain one of Liberty High School 's most esteemed instructors.