Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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CAULDRON SENIOR HIG Principal Lloyd F. Hess Secretary Dorothy Gillespie Josephine Urschitz fAss'tD English Department Nellie Bustin Sinclair W. Chiles Paul S. Christ Mary M. Crow Miriam E. DeLong Mary P. Gibson Ella L. Heberling Frank Kernan Myron M. Meilicke Mathematics Department Ella M. Arntzen Anna S. Dean Annie V. Murray Ellwood H. Seyfried Paul K. Whytock Commercial Department julia T. Baum Stanley N. Coffin Katherine D. Falkner Nathan R. Fox John Fuhr Blanche E. Garlick Henry N. Groman Gladstone Kocher Florence Ueberroth History Department Harry S. Dando Earl S. Evans Arlyle K. Kuehner Gertrude R. McCreary Harry B. Miller David H. Randall Ellwood Schlotter Edward E. Wesenberg 1934 H SCHOOL FACULTY seventeen Science Foreign Department Nathan P. Auerbach George W. Coxe William H. Emrey Thomas R. Hutchinson Kathryn Kutz Dorothy Weinberger Language Department j. Kenneth Bennett Ruth E. Blessing Ruth B. Bray julienne M. Clark Anna E. Hess Mary Hess Evelyn Luckey Ethel Moll Muriel L. Wilson Art Department Warren M. Horne Elizabeth M. Keinard Physical Education Department Charlotte M. Abernathy James M. Heller Leo F. Prendergast Louise Snyder William G. Stark Librarian Mildred I. Beyer Home Economics Department Mary Downs Elizabeth Haytock Music Department Nurse Van Dora McKee Fitch Marion B. Graham joseph Ricapito Elsie N. Hess

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