Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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,f To the Class of 1938: I appreciate the honor of having a place in your CAULDRON. Memories of happy school days are called forth by books like this one. Your loyalty and de- votion made your school and school life worth while. Some time you are going to do things you have dreamed, and have things you desire. This is a thrilling time in which to live: we are going fast and in so many directions, we hardly know what to expect next. Don't overload the future: it will bring noth- ing save what you bring to it. When we are young life promises much and gives little: when we are old it prom- ises little and gives much. With interest for your continued success, I am Very sincerely,

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rtrcn To the Members of the Graduating Class of Bethlehem High School for the Year 1938: Your class has been pre-eminent for loyalty. You have been, as a Class, loyal to the Bethlehem High School and its best traditions. You have been loyal to each other. Those who know you are proud of you and of your record as students at Bethlehem High School. That you may be as successful in life beyond the Bethlehem High School, as you have been as students in that school, is the wish and desire of all connected with the public schools of Bethlehem. Sincerely yours,

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Faculty ffwflrlfm English Department Row I-Miss Margaret Chrisi, Miss Mary Crow, Miss Mary Price Gibson, Miss Miriam E. De Long. Miss Ella Heberling. Row II-Robert F. Reed, Mrs. Rosa Ellen Davies, Miss Annie E Hemsath, Miss Nellie Bustin, Miss Helen Weinberger. Row Ill-Frank Kernan, Eugene G. Nagy, J. Walter Gapp, Sinclair Chiles, Paul S. Christ. Row I-Harry S. Dando. Earl S. Evans, Miss Arlylc K. Kuchncr, lidwarcl Wcsen- bcrg, H. David Randal. Row ll-James L. Harkins, George E. Saylor, John S. Hudalc, Philip Phillippi, Mr. Beidleman, Robert Thompson. rmlz History D6Ilill'llllClll fL'l'H