Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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f f936 Industrial Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ROBERT C. KING SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CHARLES R. ENGELS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT STANLEY L. KOONS HISTORY DEPARTMENT SPENCER G. FISHEL. DRAWING DEPARTMENT JOHN A. ALEXANDER DRAFTING DEPARTMENT LLOYD B. KEHLER CABINET-MAKING DEPARTMENT TRUMAN L. FREY PATTERN-MAKING DEPARTMENT AUSTIN M. CRESSMAN MACHINIST DEPARTMENT HERBERT J. ROSS PRINTING DEPARTMENT ARCH W. HUNSINGER ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT EDWIN D. HARTMAN WILLIAM G. LERCHENMILLER Industrial Students JOSEPH ALTEMUS WILLIAM ANTALLICS WILFORD BEVERIDGE GEORGE CHERKIS ALFRED COFFMAN RAYMOND COFFMAN ROBERT COLEMAN CHARLES CRESSMAN CHESTER CRESSMAN JOSEPH CSASZAR JOSEPH CSERPNYAK AUGUSTINE CULULI FRANK CZERWIENSKI LEE EISENHART STEPHEN GALLO JOSEPH GREEN MAX GREEN JAY GRUVER KENNETH HARPEL EDWARD HUBER I ROBERT LANDROCK WILBUR LANDROCK CLIFFORD LEWIS DONALD LEWIS WARREN LOUX KENNETH MARTIN ARTHUR METZGAR CLARENCE METZGAR RUSSEL MINNICH LOUIS NEMETH EDWARD POLTL PAUL RAY LOUIS SANTANASTA RICHARD SILFIES GUSTAVE SKRIVANEK DAVID STANGL HAROLD WOODRING

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f'0fJ Administration of the CIass of '36 HE FIRST MEETING OF THE SENIOR CLASS WAS CALLED TOGETHER SEPTEMBER 30. 1935 BY THE PRESIDENT. EDWIN MILLER. AT T-HIS MEETING THE CLASS DECIDED UPON THEIR DUES. THEY ALSO VOTED TO HAVE A DRAM- ATICS CLUB, A SENIOR PLAY, AND A YEAR BOOK. AT THE MEETING ON OCTOBER 18. 1935, THE CLASS PICKED MISS CROW AND MISS RESSLER AS THEIR ADVISORS FOR THE DRAMATICS CLUB. MISS GIBSON WAS CHOSEN AS ADVISOR FOR THE YEAR BOOK. ON DECEMBER 16, 1935, AT THE FOURTH MEETING OF THE CLASS, A COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF DOROTHY KOCHER, ELEANOR CHAPMAN, IRENE NOWICKI, PHILIP COLLETTE, JOHN STROHECKER, AND RICHARD HESS RE- PORTED THEY HAD SELECTED POMANDER WALK AS THE SENIOR PLAY TO BE GIVEN BY THE DRAMATICS CLUB. ON JANUARY 9, 1936 THE CLASS STARTED A NEW PRO- JECT WHEN THE PLANS FOR SPONSORING THE MOVIE, THE THREE MUSKETEERS. WAS ANNOUNCED TO THE CLASS. ON MARCH 2, 1936 THE FINAL REPORT WAS MADE ON THE SALE OF TICKETS FOR THE SENIOR PLAY. HOME ROOM 311 LED THE SALES, SELLING 7692 OF THEIR TICKETS. AT THE EIGHTH MEETING OF MARCH 16. 1936, IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT ALTHEA DOLLAR AND HENRY BERN- HARDT HAD SOLD THE MOST TICKETS FOR THE SENIOR PLAY. THE CLASS AT THIS MEETING DISCUSSED THE QUESTION OF ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS FOR GRADUATION. SAMPLES WERE TO BE POSTED IN THE SENIOR STUDY HALL --- 312, TO ALLOW ALL TO BE READY TO DECIDE UPON ONE AT THE NEXT MEETING. FINAL ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THE ORDER FOR CAPS AND GOWNS. SUBMITTED BY JEAN POST. SECRETARY.