Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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X Q H-XRI I S X KI Ir 'N I rzrzczpnf llbrrfx Ilzgh Sfhool Lnder rht t 1p.1bIe SUDLFXISIOH and Iexdershlp of Mr Iloxd I3 Kehler IDIFCLIOI of XOLJUOIIJI hdutatlon, the boxs of the XIOLJUODHI Depart ment have been suctessfullx gulded through therr hlgh sthool xears H15 his been the tlsk of shlpmg .1 program to meet the votdtlonal III terests and needs of the students Hrs SIHCEFITX and perteptlon m deallng mth students have gtuned the admlratlon of both the fatultx and the student bodx We mll nlxmxs remember xou IVIr Kehler for the tireless en thuslasm and mterest xou haxe shown to those under xour superwslon fo Wr Klem goes muth of the credit for the suttess of our hugh sthool xedrs Through hls untlrmg efforts and hdehtx he has executed has dutxes as prmupal of I lbertx Hugh bthool mth prohclencx .md understundlng In 'fddltnon to serxmg .as prlnupdl of I nbertx 'VIr Kleln has found tune to dnstuss the mam problems xxhrth haxe tonfronted the students durlng the past three xears Has keen perteptlon .ind earnest slnterltx have made hlm 21 frlend of uerx student Xt thus opportune tune the students would l1Le to thank xou, Wr Ixlem for the p.ut xou have plaxed H1 helpmg them seture their edum non H Q ...... I IOS D I3 IxI'H Director of IOFIZIIIHIKII fdzzfzztmn page' flflun 6 a u I U r YIR. ' . ,1I.' I J. . ' . ', 2 1 xxx., I W , ' ' ' ' fymgxgjr I .. 1 ' ' we NIR. ,, I . 'I LHR U ll

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W J DR LHARIEE, IL LHAFIHHN Supl fl rzrfrzdrnt of qrhoofv Flhc Qlnss of l9w9 IS deeplx lndehted to Dr Lhuiiee 1 lpihln 'ldl11ll1lSfI'dfOf of thc Bethlehem Puhhn Sqhool Sxstem Dun to hls dnhgeme and C'H'1LlCI1I m.mner whlle serwmg m thus capnutx hc h1s guned the esrcem of .all rhe students at I lhelrx In hms admmnstratne posmon .15 SllPCI'lI1ftIldt'Hf of Mhools D1 LhaHee has lllllllhtd m extensne hlllldlllY uonam md h 19 Bl E- promored Lllfflkllllllll development ned vc' lrc thankful to xou Dr Qhafhe fm xoul un lg ulushmp durmg, our wus nr llherrx Hugh Sghuul ulhr , . , , 1.. . . ,... . , . , , , , . . , . , ,,w, 1. .. , 1 1 ' ' . I x I mx g '. 1 ' 1 'l 1 ' ' ' 1 1. . ' ' ' . Ind 1 1 - . . ' , a I err 11 -' ' f Stl , ' f .' .

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MR JOSEPI-lj MCINTYRE Auzytant Przncipal Mr. joseph Mclntyre is another important part of the administrative staff. In his position as assistant principal he must sometimes use disciplmarx measures but more often he has given viords of encouragement or praise At all times he has been conscientious in regard to the problems of the students Likewise Mr Mclntyre has served as an adusor to the Cauldron Staff having glven valuable advice which he acquired through vears of experience In gratitude the students wish to acknowledge xou Mr Mclntvre for vour candor and highlv valued Judgment Gia The students of Libertx High School will alvsaxs remember Mr Chiles for the time and effort he has so willingly given as guidance di rector at L1bertx and as guidance co ordmator of the secondarx schools in the Bethlehem School District Mr Lhiles has been a friend to the students and has helped them to solve their personal problems as vsell as to plan their future vocations His advlce to the students has alvs .us been based on sound principles and his patience and dis cernment have made him respected hx the senior c ass bo to xou Mr Qhiles friend and advisor the students of the senior class extend their heartfelt gratitude 5. NIR bI'NLI AIR NN LHILILS K uzdance Coordzrzwor u I h t png: irtnn , . 7 Y h ' . 7 ' - 5 .. . ,. . ' - 1 K . e. . , - . N- - - , 9 f x 9 5 ' , ., . , if . A 1 4 1. A x 1