Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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CLASS CDFFICERS EDWARD GRAYBILL President DOREEN COBURN Secretary GEORGE PETERS Vice-President RHYS WILLIAMS Treasurer

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SENIOR ASSEMBLY The Senior Class this year has laid the foundations and has established a precedent for class organization and government similar to the organization of the government of our great Republic. Each Home Room as a unit is similar to each state in the Union, having its own Home Room organization and government under the direct supervision of the Home Room teacher. Two repre- sentatives to this general Senior Assembly-one boy and one girl were elected. This general Senior Assembly meets with the class faculty advisors and both discuss and vote upon all matters brought before it by the advisors, class officers and various Home Room represen- tatives. In this way, the business affairs of the Senior Class are attended to according to the repre- sentative government system. Class officers were selected by popular Vote of the Class. All matters pertaining to finances are voted upon by each Home Room. It is hoped that future senior classes will continue this system, recognizing the various ele- ments of democracy of government found in it. First Row-Doreen Coburn, George Peters, Edward Graybill, Rhys Williams, and Florence Smollinger. Second Row-Grace Frankenfield, Jeanne Herman, Mrs. Fitch, Miriam Petersen, Anne Coffey, and Sarah Louise Moore. Third Row-Donald Walters, Carl Rice, Charles Kostelnik, Mr. Dando, Donald Smith, Joseph Den- nison, and Walter Green. twenty

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