Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Message from Mr. Hess: While in writing this message to the Class of l934 l am but following a precedent of long standing, yet l am glad for the opportunity to express through the Cauldron a genuine feeling of appreciation and esteem to you who are about to graduate. Although the large membership of the class makes it impos- sible to become intimately acquainted with each one, l can truthfully say that it has been a real pleasure to have been associated with the Class of I934. You have shown at all times an admirable spirit and have upheld high standards of scholarship and the best traditions of the school. l am sure that as age and experience bring you wisdom and a better insight into the stern realities of life, you will appreciate more and more the valuable'truths taught by your alma mater. As you leave the guidance of sympathetic teachers may l admonish you ever to hold fast to that which is good and to keep on building with an ever increasing purpose. With best wishes to each one for a happy and useful life, l arn Sincerely yours, gf. fllwf

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L. la H1155 1'ril1cipul, Liberty High Schuul

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CAULDRON 1934