Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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DR. CHARLES E. CHAFFEE Superintendent of Schools During the past few years we, as well as other citizens of the community, have seen the construction of many new schools due to the diligent efforts of Dr. Chaffee, our super- intendent of schools. His accomplishments in other phases of educational administration have also been appreciatedby the residents of Bethlehem. The Class of 1960 feels fortunate in that we have been under the capable direction of Dr. Chaffee during our fewyears at Liberty. MR. CHARLES A. KLEIN Principal Great strides in our progress havebeen made with the help and support of Mr. Klein, our principal. Through his untiring efforts to give us a firmfoundation on which to continue our education, he has gained the admiration and respect of the entire student body. Leaving our Alma Mater, we sincerely thank Mr. IQein for his constant supervision of school endeavors and for the unselfish help he has rendered. page twelve