Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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,dl Hoop Girls Martha Zumas and Beth Re supervise the painting of the endzones on Homecoming morning. i The object ol approving onlookers' gazes, Tom Rieger unloads a mighty hammer blow during the car bash. Q: :L f ra. HSFQT Doug Heimbach and Kathy Frey plan pep rally strategy.

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George's famous line: My mother thanks you, my father thanks you, my sister thanks you, and I - I thank you. Colorful ' George Ml' a yankee doodle dandy The LHS auditorium burst with song and dance as the musical George M! was performed by the Class of 1976 for five nights in january. The stage was decorated with an array of red, white, and blue banners, giving an appropriate special effect for the Bicentennial theme. Charles Russell, who gave a fine per- formance, portrayed the master showman, George M. Cohan. Other lead roles were ably performed by Mike Malok, Sarah Grace, and lane Morano. The choruses danced to and sang a variety of Cohan's most popular songs, including Yankee Doodle Dandy and You're a Grand Old Flag, both of which proved to be showstop- pers. Mr. Dale Kehler, who was in charge of the production, expressed great satisfaction with the performance of the seniors and the cooperation of the various play commit- tees. Special recognition should be given to the orchestra which, under the direction of Mr. Clark Hamman, helped to make the play a most memorable event for all involved. Overdue rent money is the subject as Madame Grimaldi confronts her guests at dinner.