Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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RICHIQ FAR RIGHT BELOW: The middle-class neighborhoods of Bethle- hem. FAR RIGHT ABOVE: The entrance to Lehigh's library. BELOW RIGHT: Packer Chapel at Lehigh. BELOW: The Gemeinhaus, one of the cily's first dwellings. 5 2 , gf, .

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Today Bethlehem encompasses over twenty square miles and has nearly 75,000 inhabitants who represent an impressive array of cultures and lifes- tyles. It is a community which combines many of the advantages of larger cities with the pleasures of sub- urban and country living. It is a community of great vitality, proud of its accomplishments and eager to add to them. And it is a community which possesses a great deal of that intangible something which may best be called spirit. Though this pride and spirit are manifested in many ways, one of the most basic and obvious would be the support given to athletes of city teams from the junior high to the collegiate level.