Liberty High School - Harvester Yearbook (Liberty, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1956 volume:

7 J 2 2 4 4 1 54 Q ai? .Q if , , 9 0 1 , f W wf 41' af W p 1 5 F4 i Xi QAM THE HA R V155 TER I ii IW X N CETQ' X .. 4' ff K, . ff' ' nf, W. ,H Q ll'4 - :T , 'f 2f - -- .-14: l' I . L -im 4 7 ,U A I 6' I-'Wm H I Mu, 4-r,W,.,,, - ,.. .. X wif- V ,q!u- . . ,EQ 'X 4.5, H-A-1- -' 'Q 3. ! 5. l ' 'figffg , , . ,lf Publisheci by.. -e Liberty High School Liberty, Texas 3 O ......,. .4- l ' Foreword This year Liberty celebrated its 200th birthday. The many parades and activities of those few days will always be remembered. Because of this great occasion the annual staff has made the 1956 Harvester apart of this celebration, Remember that our town was not always as it is pic- tured. Much progress has been made in the past two hun- dred years. As editor I hope that, as you look through the pages of this book, you will remember this year as a very special one in your life. 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Administration Faculty and arrieaiarn 6 X nap., 'N 1 - If 'IQ' C...-1 Board of Education ig-,gg .J Seated, left to right: Charles Fisher, Morgan Gilliland, Harry Archer, Dr. Frank S Griffin, W.H. Cochran, and Reuben Allison. Business Manager - LLOYD D. BLAKE 8 Superintendent i 'IIs I . 5, I AMY' V of ,Dx 1 f Dear Students: In our world of turbine engines, religious freedom and freedom of thought, we sometimes take for granted our public education which, in reality, is the nucleus of future America. Education is an intangible thing based on the ideologies our changing society warrants and condones. It is steeled and molded by our churches, homes, news- papers, businessmen, teachers, and in all our very self. These peo- ple working together have provided you, the young people of Liberty, the best that we can offer. Take advantage of your education as there has been much sacrifice and effort awarded to you, the finished prod- uct. . Sincerely., if F W.G. Barber 9 I' 5 9. 2'-QW I ' I g , lK'! ,e'fZ3fF'-1.4 -'-e '- o V rs Assistant Superintendent Kr MQW s De ar Students: It has been said thateducation includes everything that exerts a formative influence, and causes a person to be, at a given point, what he is. Within the pages of this annual are recorded and preserved for you many of the experiences which have made vital contributions to your education, The passing years will only enhance your estimate of the value of this record, Sincerely , 667 I0 Principal 1 I E L M' ...,. T , g lg 9 Let me commend you for having equipped yourselves with as much educa- tion as you have. These school experiences can do much to prepare you to live in today's society. Your ultimate success will depend upon how well you adapt yourselves to your surroundings. My congratulations to you as you close your high school days, ! u-H ,rv Learning Science and H istory CARL R, ADAMS Assistant Principal Science ssgx , it ' A - - xi . is is . up W. W, CALLIHAN Social Studies Junior High Desdemona and Othello are the center of attraction in Mr. Adam's science classes. These examples of the human body provide an abundance of material for research. K Students entering high school get their first glimpse of the world in this course, History stimulates interest in other countries. I2 World -...Q We Understand World Affairs Uv mmf. Q r 4 , LJ 1+ Right here is where the Constitutional Convention met, is a familiar sound to the Texas History students. Map study aids in remembering important locations, y i j 'f f il y 1- ' Q. 5 had H 'Qxitixx -l',.::sl hx1 f. I 5liSS5'u .::'..g.o u .'- ..l ..1K! . 0' , l ,gsl Q I X O S nffzo o', 1 ' 5 U :IO A ericans Our heritage for which we shall always American History is vital to young m . , be proud, is heavily stressed in this course. I3 V ,Q ' 'QQ 9 J, 4. V , 12 2 MARVIN W. LAMPERT Head Coach Social Studies s-3 DON HUGHES Assistant Coach Social Studies Developing Accuracy Whz WILLIAM F, ODUM Math Lots of study and concentration is needed to learn algebra, These first-year students can probably give some pointers to prospective pupils, WW? GEORGE ODUM Assistant Coach, Math History A11 phases of math are introduced to these students taking general math, This course greatly benefits all who take it. I4 Training for Business and Careers ,,,,.--1-- 9 Accuracy is the main objective in bookkeeping. When the figures are accurate, the accounts will always balance, 5 I ,,,40'iU ' , 145 ,.1-' W 1 Y LESLIE E. FOSTER Commercial U 'W i V my A, if Jr X R 4 MRS, DJ, EYPHRETT ,gm Journalism X-X English Journalism students learn the necessity of fast thinking and working to meet those ever- prescnt deadlines. I5 is ' MRS. A. L. BILLINGSLEY English MRS, A. J. MCGUIRE English Speaking and Writing Correctly Explanations on diagraming sentences are a constant demand. These English III students are confusing gerunds with infinitives. nu--' The checking of the roll begins every class the same as this English IV class. After this preliminary, the students bear down to hard work and study. I6 in Communicating With Uthers ,-rf' 5.21.1 These students have lots of fun learning the language of another country. Among their many activities throughout the year is Pan American Day. This class is now planning an assembly program to be given on that day. Guess who these people arel Speech is one of the most interesting subjects in our school. Here the students are learning the art of make-up, I7 -'K MISS OLLIE WOOLSEY MRS, Spanish , English -'-Q rf' I ,f I JULIUS VASSALLO Speech Junior High MRS, R, E, BIGGS Homemaking CECIL FLNLEY Vocational Agriculture Striving for Better Liv ,, , Mw , ,, 5PwWf,,. -fm-W .. 'gm W'H 4fme,,,,,,, , efmam ' f fe w- ,,t,. 'W' Janice, you do it like this. Making a dress is not too simple as many will discover during their first experiences. Mrs, Biggs provides capable assistance when troubles arise. Vocational agriculture is a very interesting subject. Instructions and projects make V,A. a full-time course. I8 in u Successful Future 1 .3 V a What is that? If you happen to pass by the shop at any time during the day, you may notice many things under construction. Metal shop is one of the most progressive courses offered at Liberty High School 3' Th ml C - fi f' , nfl 0' fit 4i22 ix-AX' s t- A ri -- . . , .rg , ' 1 'J -4 Biff .XL fa - K tray In ,.. 1 - ff' 'ft'l:,,g,,,, fan - W i rJ1'de'4x1 ' Drivt ' Lducation is a course that teaches the control and maintenance of a car, These students are discovering new things under the hood. 1:12 J D.P. HOOPER Metal Shop 11' 3 4 Y ,AJ 4: 4 su, r , 1 X x T! A.B. COOLEY Plane Geometry Driver Education General Business l 9 . fri JULIUS VASSALLO Band, Choir ., m y um. MRS, A,S, GAINEY Library It takes a lot of practice to be a good band. Leaders and followers must keep together at all times for perfect rhythm and timing. 5 f 2 2 s 1 i ' I l i F' 5 1 i Being a librarian does not end with checking out a book. Learning the fundamentals of a library is a necessary step in holding down this job. 20 Preparing for Leisure Time for the Body and Mind Building healthy bodies is one of the purposes of education, While enjoying the game, these girls learn to cooperate with their teammates, 1- '34f 7 no Study hall is a very useful hour, This is a typical scene of one of the study halls, 2I fini fm? ad' MRS. JOHN McGRATl-I Physical Education Not pictured is MR, CHARLES B. FRANCIS who joined the faculty at mid- term. Mr. Francis teaches General Science and His- tory, Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence After the incorporation of Liberty as a town, lands were purchased for the construction of public buildings. Among these public buildings was the Post Office pictured on the opposite page. After the expansion of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad through Liberty, a regular means of mail transportation was established. New developments in Liberty's postal system have shown various improve- ments. House to house delivery and daily mail pick-ups are just a few of the known improvements that have developed in the last few years. Classes 22 4 I . 4 W -ui fi '1 Senior Class 0 ficers -nw 5. 177--v i f i 1 i 'S ,fwf U4-1 ' DOUGLAS BASS ----------------------- President PAUL NEWTON - - - - Vice President MINNIE MASSEY - - - - Secretary-Treasurer JUNE MITCHELL - - ------ Reporter 24 K 1,-vt gg, , A 'uw' DOUGLAS BASS CLAY AUTERY Come let us be jolly, President Student Bodyg Freshman Class Presidentg Science Clubg Safe Drivers Club, NELDA BART ZEN Quiet, dignified, and sweet, Pep Squadg Science Clubg FHA. His very presence makes this world a better place. :aan 2 Senior and Junior Class Presidentg Science Clubg Vice President Student Councilg Secretary National Honor Societyg President Quill and Scroll Societyg Secretary THE HARVESTERg Sports Editorg Basketballg Al1-Dis- trict, Captaing Tennis, 2 Years, District. DONALD BENNETT Friends and fun rank firstg and school, a poor second with him. FFA Greenhand Reporterg FFA Reporter, Presidentg Science Clubg Senior Playg Safe Driving Clubg Bas- ketballg Tennis, Theygre in the Spotlight WALTER BENNETT His gay spirit and cheer waken us to a better world, Sophomore Class Favoriteg Student Councilg Science Clubg FFAg Senior Playg Football 3 Yearsg Tri-Cap- taing Baseball 2 Years. SUE BLAKE 'Without love and laughter there is no joy. FHA: Future Nurses Clubg Pep Squadg Speech Clubg Science Clubg Homecoming Chairman. 1 'Q 'Q -is 1 L 2 - A 'J 1 1. -1 .ily 'Ei . Q kg BILL BROWN A nonsense, now and then, is relished by the best of men. FFA, Science Clubg Safe Driving Clubg Senior Play, Basketball, Track, LLOYD ANN BROWNING She is jolly, witty, and most likable, Good Sportsmanship Sweetheartg Student Council, Science Club, Treasurerg Basketball, Manager, AG' sv ff Y . i ,Pl 2 1 Clubg Senior Playg Safe Drivers Club, Spanish 4 f W,H, CAMPBELL Thought is deeper than all speech, FFAg VIC. - 9 ' I, L, CARRELL Patience is the key to success. Science Club, Spanish Club, Reporter, Senior Play, Lightsg PANTHER PAW - Exchange Editorg Quill and Scroll Society. Looking to the Future JACK CHAPMAN Fa His silent manner is a part of him, and his good f 9 r,.,.,. A qualities shine through. ' , ' FFA, Science Club, 1 ALMA CORNELIUS 'W As pure as a pearl and as perfect, Q FHAg Homecoming Attendantg Safe Driving Clubg as Science Clubg Spring Festival Duchess, Library Club, g 4? L? C, IIMMY DAVIS The only way to have a friend is to be one. Science Club, Safe Drivers Club, FFA, Treasurer, Lone Star Farmer Award, Star Chapter Farmer Award, VIC, Reporter. n T -IW' .4 LOUIS DAVIS Fate tried to conceal him by calling him Davis. Science Club, Vice President, Good Sportsmanship Representative, Most Improved Athlete 1953-54, Foot- ball 3 Years, All-District, Tri-Captain, Basketball, Track 3 Years, Baseball 3 Years. ROBERT DAVIS His faults were such that one loves him all the better for them, VIC, Vice President, Science Club, FFA Beau, Base- ball 3 Years, Football 2 Years, Basketball 2 Years, YVONNE DAVIS Laughing eyes, a dimpled chin, quite determined she will win. Science Club, FHA, Library Club, Reporter, Future Nurses Club, Spanish Club, Reporter, Basketball, Cap tain. u 3 fo - -V-7 X . 1 ii, With Years of Hard Work Behind LUCY DIEHL Life is not life at all without delight, Basketball, Captain, Senior Play, One-Act Play, Science Club, Speech Club, FHA, Future Nurses Club, Volleyball. JEAN Eucius Friendships light the pathway of her life. Sophomore Class Favorite, Homecoming Queen, National Honor Society, FHA, Science Club, Student Council, Secretary, Treasurer, Library Club, Presi- dent, Spanish Club, Reporter, J 1 as ff? . if C 7 Senior Favorite National Honor Societyg PANTHER SW PAW Speech Club Spanish Clubg Library Clubg A little bit of humor can brighten the world. FFA Sentinel Lone Star Farmer VICg Science Clubg DAVID HARLAN In spite of his bashfulness, his eyes sparkle with mis- ftfk V ir' 19105 CONSUELO GUERRERO She that has patience may compass anything. FHAg Science Clubg Pep Squadg Volleyballg Basket- ball. 'sr 4 Senior Class Favoriteg Science Clubg VIC: Track, From Laughter to Hard Work in Class JOHN HARLAN A quiet mind is richer than a crown. VICg VIC Sergeant-at-Armsg Track. JERRY HATTOX As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Bandg Safe Drivers Clubg One-Act Playg Senior Play. IANICE HOLT ' uri and loved by all, ' Spanish Club. BILLY HY LT ON Driving Club, LYNDA JACKSON 'A She hath a wise and understanding mind. 'f' Science Clubg Library Clubg Safe Driving Club. F 1 B. FRANK JOHNSON His mind is his kingdomg his will is his law. Senior Playg Safe Driving Clubg Science Clubg Golfg Football, All-District. to Their Ga Parties and Banquets ELMER RAY JOHNSON Ay, why should life all labor be. FFA, Vice Presidentg Student Council, Vice Presi- dentg VIC, Presidentg Science Club, Presidentg Jun- ior Class Favoriteg Mr. Good Sportsmanshipg Football pi 3 Years, Tri-Captain, All-Districtg Basketball 2 'Q Years. MARION JOHNSTON H . 'Always laughing, never sadg sometimes naughty but V X I never bad. Football 3 Years, All-District 1 Yearg Basketball 2 Years, All-District 1 Year, Track 2 Years, Regional Meetg Science Club, Not very tall, but quite small, but fair and sweet FHA, Choirg Science Clubg Safe Driving Clubg Band Those who know him can not help but like him FFAg Bandg Choirg Pep Squadg Science Clubg Safe 4: C C3 X- T 'f R 'Y 1 as LINDA JONES She never accepts a smile without giving two in re- turn. n Science Club, FHA, Library Club, Treasurer, Future Nurses Club, Basketball, Captaing Volleyball, LOLA KOENIG None knew her but to love herg none named but to praise. n Spanish Club, Vice President, Speech Club, Vice Presidentg National Honor Society, Senior Playg One- Act Play, Science Club, Sophomore Class Reporter, Basketball 3 Years, 'W in CLAYBORN LEONARD As good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe or leather. FFA, Treasurer, VICg Science Clubg Football, JUANITA MALISH A good heart is worth gold, 'P' FHA, Spanish Clubg Library Club. X- -r' 1- ff'- sjo. , .1 9'i QZYLFOIDV 1 jfijuli :ua ffjllgll T illlrw 1' ,defy -,,.4 wr' ' , '?' ' They're at the Top Looking Back or m savvy Q, ff' we-A -1 EMELIE MECHE MAMEROW Her ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace, Senior Play Staff, Science Club, Pep Squad, Library Clubg Volleyball, Basketball, EARL MANCIL A combination of nonsense, common sense, and a sense of humor. FFA, Choirg Science Club, Pep Squad, Safe Driving Club, Senior Play. A l 4....1,'f E A2 . X'- . s 1 . Q 0 ' O Q ,D J-' ff' , :NM .' 2 'i : .av . ' fl B! 1 ' . ' s Q' 0 ' 3 2 0' 'I . ,Q o as . 5 . I 9 .c D . 0 mont . O 4' u ' Q ' 1 b'H' lie 1 WANDA MAXWELL a favorite to all, 1 5 '-1 HARLEY MCADAMS Happy, carefree, mischievous - a jolly companion. Quill and Scroll Society Vice President, Slide Rule, Number Sense, THE HARVESTER, Business Manager, Science Club, Football, Basketball, Manager, Tennis. ever-to-be-Forgotten, Friendships MINNIE MASSEY Her winsome manner, a host of friends did bring, Senior and Sophomore Class Secretary, FHA, Presi- dent, Junior Class Favorite, Homecoming Attendant, DAR Award, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll Society, President, National Honor Society, Vice President, THE HARVESTER, Activities. ROBERT MATHEW Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. Band, Vice President, PANTHER PAW, Business Manager, Quill and Scroll Society, Senior Play, Science Club, Safe Driving Club, Her cheerful moods and lively chat have made her Quill and Scroll Society, Safe Driving Club, May Fete Duchess, Science Club, FHA, THE HARVESTER, Class Editor, Pep Squad, Speech Club. W 'Z g ,- i 12 DOROTHY MCKEY As full of fun as the day is long. FHA, Band, Safe Driving Club, Choir, MARY MCKIBBEN Good nature is the way to all our hearts. FHA, Pep Squad, Senior Play, Prompter, Future Nurses Club, Science Club. KN 51 2-F: 1 -'fr J CAROLYN MILLER Graceful and useful in all that she does, blessing and blessed wherever she goes. Tennis, District, Junior Class Secretary, National saws' Honor Society, Secretary, Quill and Scroll Society, THE HARVESTER, Editor, Science Club. BOB MITCHELL He is an easy-going fellow with not a care in the world. Q ,K Football 3 Years, All-District 2 Years, Basketball, - f THE HARVESTER, VIC, Secretary, Science Club, Track 2 Years, Baseball 3 Years, Good Sportsman- ship League, .550 A tfiifyfa 'fits- Jin, JUNE MITCHELL A quiet way, a cheerful smile, a girl who is a friend worthwhile. Junior Class Reporter, Senior Class Reporter, Science Club, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, President and Secre- tary, Senior Play, Safe Driving Club. 'f T Ki CHARLES MORROW L Opportunities unmeasured lie within his grasp. Band, President, Speech Club, President, Quill and .. 'Wim A ...ably 'V ,,ga?v 1 uf' Scroll Society, Senior Play, One-Act Play, Best i Actor, Freshman Class Reporter, Debate, Regional, if Declamation, Regional, Safe Driving Club. With Final Graduatton SENYA MORROW You have a way both bright and gay. Science Club, FHA, Treasurer, Safe Driving Club, lnterscholastic League Spelling, Pep Squad. LEON MURPHY An honest man is king of men. Band, Science Club, VIC. ELLA RUTH NELSON Her voice is gentle, sweet, and low, Science Club, Spanish Club, Library Club, Safe Driv- ing Club, National Honor Society, Future Nurses Club. PAUL NEWTON Never works, never worries, never flunks, and never hurries. Science Club, Treasurer, Spring Festival Duke, Senior A - Class, Vice President, Sophomore Class President, J is L N Freshman Class Vice President, Freshman Class Favo- I 5 L y it f rite, Tennis, Basketball 2 Years, Football 2 Years, mf I X. i l KK W, ffm SHIRLEY PARKER j A friend to all and that a generous soul, in life she'll I ,4 ' s play a noble role. Band, Science Club, FHA, Basketball, Volleyball, BETTY PARRISH 'With a sweet attractive kind of grace. Band, PANTHER PAW, Managing Editor, Science Club, 'N Quill and Scroll Society, Speech Club, Senior Play. The Year is Completed DON PATRICK 'let the world msh on, I'll take my time and ease. Science Club, Student Council, Sophomore Class A-in Vice President, Spanish Club, Vice President, Foot- ball, Basketball, Golf. -dl -I-A fv- MINTA RAY The greater the obstacle, the more glory in over- coming it. Science Club, Future Nurses Club, Library Club, Vol- leyball, Senior Play. JOHN SAPP If tion, He would stop Saint Peter's roll call to ask a ques- Science Club, Student Council, Safe Driving Club, Junior Class Vice President, Quill and Scroll Society, PANTHER PAW, Football, Track. CLARA SIMPKINS of her own. Reserved, but with a good mind and a determination Pep Squad, Science Club, FHA, Choir, Future Nurses Club, Library Club, Secretary, DAR Scrapbook Award. WI f tn' 9 'isa 1 SHIRLEY STINE Her smile and personality match as her eyes and hair do, FHA, Secretary, Science Club, Student Council, Miss Good Sportsmanship, THE HARVESTER, Feature Edi- tor, Library Club, Quill and Scroll Society, DAR Scrap- book Award. Fi fi NONA SITTON 6 'r .ft th 1 s . S fs Y . .ai 'K ,iq if Q0 .fs XY 9, ,V . Pm. 2 'I i J A good heart is better than all the heads in the world, Band, Drum Major, Student Council, Quill and Scroll A Society, Fl-IA, One-Act Play, Senior Play Staff, PANTHER PAW, Society Editor, MARTHA SMITH For, when with beauty we can semblance of a form divine. DONNA SYPHRETT She is a daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most fair. One-Act Play, Tennis, Sen- ior Play, Staff, Declama- tion Regional, Safe Driving Club. virtue join, we paint t r 112153 . 5 fa L Good Luck to You ERVALYN THOMSON Her words have a meaning, her movements a grace. Band, Assistant Drum Ma- jor, Freshman Class Secre- tary, Senior Play, One-Act Play, Typing, District, National Honor Society, n FQ Imaam if Y 4 ,ff A11 ' HD ,si 'E W' fl 1' 1 A f 'G fl in the Future WANDA TRAYWICK 'Her sparkling blue eyes display her pleasing personal- ity, fi 4? SHERER WALLACE Sometimes I sit and think, other times I just sit. BILLIE ALICE WELCH Tying her bonnet under her chin, she tied a young man's heart within. FHAg Choirg Science Club. , 'K' rj 0 vr mfr 7' VERNON WHITEHEAD X y His silent ways have eamed the respect of his class- 'Y ! mates. A ' 4 A g R FFAp Track: VIC. IOANN WHITTINGTON Dainty and neat, sweet and LX, N petite is she. FHA: Pep Squad. 1 X ' x br- wt DORIS WOOLSEY Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Science Clubg Bandg Quill and Scrollg PANTHER PAW, ,f-s . +5 I ' if-N ANNA SUE ZORN As she thinketh in her heart so is she. Science Clubg Quill and Scroll Societyg Pep Squadg Tennisg Districtg Volleyball THE HARVESTER - Adver- tising. ,I 'iv- 1 f .9 ,, Y Junior Class Ojfcers n JERRY GILLILAN D ------------------ ---- P resident KENNETH FLOURNOY - - - - - Vice President LLOYD MAXWELL - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer PATSY COURTNEY - - -- ----- Reporter 36 fx F115 'V 'rs W ' as is 5 Q' ' me 74854 fin. B- 'A ff CLO NELL BAILEY COLE-ZEN BARTON PHIL BENNETT PAT BODENHEIMER EDRIE BRIDGES f 5 1 f .x ,gil . X - fw- J. ., X A 1 , I ' In 4 If During the Junior Year fi C? ff? 'W ELDERA BROCK JOANN BURLIN ' .Q-'rs A 4 46 5.40, DONALD BROWN LOUELLEN BURNS ,L 1'- rv MVK -45 ff-'V J , N I 4 N , 8 JAMES BROWN MELTON CARRELL 'W f.l f A ' A-if ,V ,,,,.,fwwf 31 GERALD CESSNA IESSIE COLLINS 1 f I 5 ' I M, ,I r 'As Q N 1 'Q ' JOE COUGHLIN LARRY DAVIS .Age .41 ,fe GINA CHAPMAN ORA MAE COLLINS ,JK 'J' 1 JOYCE CHERRY DONALD COPELAND wmv MQW nw ' 4 ,, , , My If 'lr A in . 2 ' fx ,A V X JANET CLARK RONALD COPELAND ' Qi' g , f 3 Q If .C,A J ,X JL 4.4 ' Careers Become the Trend of Though 117 I Y 1 'AK- PATSY COURTNEY W, M, DAVIS 4--. 4 A rf, f , Qf I X T X ff V 'fe . M , ROGER COX WILLIE RAY DAVIS JL A t W. 0' Q ffmqff I, , ,f yi? ' Arr f r? , BUB DAVIS BILLIE DEMPSEY fin Navy' lf 'o ., Q, , BOBBY DODGE .TERRY GILLILAND ,-1 17 .J. ff 0 X I ,ff v. 'N -.7 73 -A , Q . if 71 J 4 4. ' A mf' - A BETTE DRUSHEL CHARLES FABRIGUZE KENNETH FLOURNEY MORGAN GILLILAND DONNIE GRIVICH BO HARRISON A -1? Y' 1 . .x ' 'if A Q 1 1 47 ,T X --. , -.... .'-- X he Midst of All Their Activities W' ly Y VALDA HICKMAN ANN JONES f 1? 415 Q--'T I 4' ,I X E ,W 'U N Xi ,, EDGAR HINTON CAROLE KREBS l Q! 1 X - rs NP s J f 7 Auf! Ae: MARY HINTON DOROTHY LAWRENCE fi i BOBBIE JOHNSON MARY LOVELL Iv- , -45 ff, K r' ,f . ,,.. , ,H-an if gi A ,5 ,f , ,WA M, .,.. ,K-my fi A ROBERT MCMANUS FRANCIS MCMILLEN IUANELLE MARTDI MARY D, MEASLES DAVE MIDDLETON BROOKS MILLER . UMQMA ffm g4!:,VS ' V ' , V - 13 fl- . , ff' ' fy 4 . , W .-Iii! , f 1 1, A , , April Showersw Came Their fy I ' 1 ' ' ' I f ,J If, JIMMY MORRISON JAN C. MULLIGAN JIMMY MULLIGAN EDWARD OFFUTT ANN PALMER FRANCES PITRE ffl? f A-fp, Q M-up 1' N if 5711-- LLOYD MAXWELL KAY MILLS Asn., . i K ff Way ,Aw I 'Q I V ' ,T V, 2 ' M wi ,5 , ,,,, MW ,fm N f CULLEN NOBLE JANE PUCKETT ,,l M wry 5' 'A 5 -c' 'V D '1' If. , A wa' 5' ww.. if . nf f'?N 1 17 A - , .- -s I- 1 Q-N i. f- Q? FJ 'X H pv AUGUSTINE RAMIREZ GERALD RIPKOSKI DELMAR ROGERS RICHARD SCOTT JERRY PAUL SMITH NITA JEAN SMITH VIVIAN STEPHENS JAMES STEPHENSON M' fr- vi I 1- W. ur F, . A 2 , .3 . - -A' f T' 5 -7 ' 'T' 1 A I f ', 'rhi ' X I V Q1 jf J A ' . ',J f 4 The Parade of New Seniors Marches in i A .L I WARREN STERLING WILLIE WEATHERFORD fi rn ff? . 'Y '--5 I JERRY SWEARINGEN IEANETTE WILLIAMS I1 A- .ffe 1, f' H' TARl.TON TANNER WILLIAM WILLIARD J' V 1- 19 I 5 N fxf: 'l ..a -N GARY TISSUE ELINOR WILSON fx 'fs Sophomore Class Ufjqcers Sam Massey - - - Judy Franklin - - Betty Ruth Bennett Barbara Hightower Sharon Shrader - - - - - - President Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Reporter va? , ,,-K' r Q? ' A lf ' ,f ' 1 r ' A t 1 Y ' Q 1 If IPI - Linda Abshier Joyce Alsbrook Nolan Andress John Archer Paul Baillio Pearl Ballinger Barbara Baggett , . fl' Fl' Q- F: A 3 '1 , 'S 1 B , ,, I f V. ,I at X . nl , L ' v --nh Q . S D A Y n Q' ' x xx ' xl one , , A V. !f ' X Q X ,ff Two Down, Tw f N f3'.t af BSI oto G0 '+P' J. Diana Bell A 'll .A 4 t F ,..-. In , ,u . 1 ri Hester Brisco Lester Burris arm- ,y Betty Bennett Beth Blazek PHI BOY! M61 Bradbum Bryan Brown 1-13,1611 Brown Darrell Budro David Burke ' 'QT B, A 3 k .4 - H ' . , Q f , 'T F .1 A ' . .A , B .. Rx . .w ' - ' .4-of ' 4 V . 1 yr l X B X B 1 l X fx SF B ' i ,.,,,, WK ,My ,, L, 4 . pq - ,. , A -wa fm! K 4, av ,, X, ,., I , ' ir 5. k,:. Billy Christopher Bill Davis A. 4-0 Betty Collins Ioy Davis David Collins Tommy Davis Gary Dennison 1 'V' 5 l 1 ' 1 . K L ,. y I ., , X 0, if These Sophomores Nearing Their Goal John Fabriguze Ted Greak N Y 39' L ,Al ,.--.,-49' I, is new F A' ,Apex X in 5 ' Evelyn Flynn Harrell Gripon A A ., y o., fl . .lj ,, V g 1 A ,yy ., ,, 44 Judy Franklin Janice Gripon 5 K f 'Z if 1 9 .6 Q, :V M 1. FL, 'Z ' ., , 'Q .4 6 ' I H Q f- -1' Y d 5 . W 5' 1 . 7' ti . ' if I 7 1,,V:fvf',,g v 4 Y Q '. if ,g' X J K ,fw': 1' ji, , , ., L. ,Q 4 . James Harris Hugh Hayes David Haywood Barbara Hightower Lal-Ioma Hill I. A, Hosea Marvin Jackson Dale Johnson V! ,Q 3 , g - '.s . ,Q...q 14 I , to I .. sr, 5 A ,f'7' , I' f ul :fin ai. 5 A .-r, , ' J 'O ' X ' J X JN f. ' 3 YK 3 X xx -a , H 'I i1 or xr' Ai N X 4.121 .. X! Have Earned Their Part of Senior High fs rf- -A Q' 73 4 X '- -Ev I Leo Johnson Loma Jones Patty Kiesewetter Bobby I0 LHCOUF Ei 'P M 11 17 xl . -a1xa?fFx 7- Q X Eula Mae Jordon Shari LaFour fx 12 rf' K .J I7 X. r xx fix ' Barbara Kershaw Z,e1na Kinchen Cherrie Lott John Lovell ? v . 4 :- f' - ,I - y gr .aw y f r Nora Jean McManus ffgwn, M ., '15, I, rf , ,, Z' . ,.,NX.k ,, 1 ,M ,,,, V m 5 A n-.V Y' - x fi. ,gyg avg u-f f vx ff' jx' ' -M ff .fI l ,a M.,-ri M, ,af KWH f ff' M ,pm 'W ,' M x l I h X w fm J v ,Q S W5 la My Q 4 X JY Jim McKibber1 Jacques McMi11en .M wa , 1 -. -1-v G. 4 Y L... M :EA uma 3 V in ,AY Xkxi Mary June McLaren John Maddox V- ar' ,i 'M' , 1 if M' M N 15 :Rs J I A Q Glenda McManus Carrie Malish Billy Manry fd' ,xl --xg, ? M M, Gradually Accepting More Responsibilitie 4 Sam Massey Io Ann Noble Carol Moore Mary Norris if X4 . ,R XY Claudia Moore Herbert O'Quinn I 10' ,J M k ,--2'...-a ' .IWW ,av 'MA ., 4 ' V ,,,,4fWz7 Lola Morse Pat Murphy Shirley Pavliska Edward Pickett ,, ' MW, h 42 If ,Q ,Q ' ' 5 Q 4? V, fy., ,,,, ww , V2 Y , ,, X , f af! ,yfff X - ,n Jimmy Pickerr Janette Robbins Judy Roubieu Billy Sanders Linda Seale Milton Sisk Sharon Shrader Cecille Smith fs: , 'Jr' Fl' F' l ' .Q f ab ' I-f 'v ' a . A-rl - - .4 I, i I 1 K A . :ln A 15 ' I X .gl z1n. 'A at-I N'x. , x 4 A X . -Q A-, , Q 1 ' 5 H E5 ETH! ' if or Betterment LIZ F azure Years .qw Q75 .Q F' F' ,.1' , 3 1' x I W! .141 2: 2: -5' -f Donna Ruth Smith Carolyn Stayton Lucy Sunderland EJ, Tucker Everett Vaughn Wayne Wafer Evelyn Walston Joe Youngman r 7 - if fl 1 I Af H- ,fr '-' . I ' J H , .3 1,-L ef A .f X 'X , - ..f Freshman Class Officers '-cf' hh, W Jerry Barber ---------- ----------- Pr esident Billy Bracken - - - - - Vice President Timmie Swinuey - - - - Secretary-Treasurer 48 M-. ,nn A Wi qv 7 , , v- , fr rs 'ff' Q idea , J ,n ' 5 ' '-J Y . vvi- ,Kg - M- l r fm, A Y 49 . , Q , , ' 15091 A B 'f v ef Frances Abare Teenie Abel John Ager Betty Atkins Mary Atkinson Jerry Barber Peggy Bell Betty Blackburn Neal Blanchard Dianne Bolling 'If M 4' r lj ' I fr 'gr ,Q f' F' - J ur - -4 . ' -ff'-f ' .rf 1 Y N J V X , f K I 1 B V f R J rx The Freshman Year . 10 ' -ox ,: ' .I J Elmer Hoyt Maxine Bracewell ' N T O 55,45 M , M Q 8: , ' 'ii ll ' ' 2 5- 'fe ' I J ..u 4 .D A -H K' - 'Z ,..- ' X f 'S' y , 1 'J W B J P - ., . X , X X f' w 1 'rj Max John Bracewell Billy Brackin Mary Brown Joe Bryant Adrain Bunyard Carrol Burrell Harrol Burrell Sylvia Cahill Sally Carl Sherran Carter f - Q ,ga B 1 ga -7 V A Q ff fn if X ' , B- B cr., 7 41 .nn A bf Barbara Clark William Daniel V - lil C , K 4 : b X 3 H161 H A 'C s 'il' Lewis Foxworth Rita Beth Harding ah.. Doris Clark Mildred Davis 5 1 T I ' -- 42 . gn-I , ,K ia if 121 6 1, Lat -3 .Q , ,- , 4. Y i 'N .W , ,,.5.1 v. N W uf s J 1 X I ' A KE A rrfi- iii, Martha Cochran Josephine DeSha fi f Y y iz Bobby Collins Loretta DeSha is Never to be Forgotten, Jimmy Elkins 5 Y? a if W fiy' C. y 14 Jere Galloway Beatrice Hargraves M5 -il ,.,L ' 5 G4 ,funn I Geraldine Gilliland Tommy Havener f 5 l ,Q we la I f ,,,, Lynn Coward Helen Earnest .1 pw 'Wx lg lll iilfif ., . l.. . 1 I n Kay Folkes iw f l fi: H G W' pi ,,, Z Q Q so fK ' 'H V x- i H , -wi George Green Darrell Haywood 4 fd yi Afff ffff O wan X f lm 1 1 ff f W f Thomasena Hancock James Heathman fy QM' Yfiff 'f' fiiff' fi , wtf. ,Q7Q,!,, fy, , ' I ,,U,, ,MM lv , 'jjw .gg 3 ,f f 1 Q , 1. , ' ' , V ' 4 ' ' Z ' ' ' f , - ' ' i Tiiflfil f ' , ff? V ' ' , ' j,y43,f,' 1,7 , ' ,M ' A 1: V V N f ,-Q vt i Marie Hickman Brack Jones I , ,. ,gs . 'j ,Y f X 'x ,, if 'ff 1, 1-e. Z' 1' l ' 1' 'tv' ,A 1 vo -7 1 Rn Charles Martin Ted Mitchell f,'Q3 il 1 'T Ae o 'u X Build 2 f, 2 F' ' M .., ,fr - 'f r' , ' - J 1' 11 4 Q, .. , Q I a 4 5 f XB XX ,,, X E if +A f uf N I J John Hill Howard Hines Shirley Jackson Roland Johnson DOH LaC0ur Lee Langford Roy Largent Sue Langston . ,, . v ' ' 6: , ff r Q , -4- A' . f Q N ' Q, 4 A 1 ' 5 'M' 7 K 45 ' 5 F N .sr fry- , , l ' 4' I X Meetzng New F rzends . ,r fin -rf 1 M Carol Leake Clyde Mahavier l ,FT X , Q -- -x, ' - y J ' ..f' 1' W r-I' A 3 I ' 'i I . ' . I we X 5 David Maxwell Billy Mosley 3 fc -'S , X .f Celyne Meche Weldon Moulder .Q Af ,qv Ga 4 I Billy Meek Bonnie Murphy 4? .S John Middleton Flossie Murphy - Q 1 I 6 nr 5 1'-f K , A., f if ' 4' K V ,J ' f V, , Q3 ff f-mv f -. if tg, , ,., ,,., an :J I My amz ' Q in i X Fred Murphy Delores Norris Wilson Norris Mona Oliver Carolyn Parker Jean Parker , .49- x , f V, V F ,, 07, , .1 ag' i4Y,f22'5k.f3V2', range L Gerald Nugent Ronnie Parsley 6 WFS 4 .M Q' 'dz i 4 'Y .,,,,,,f 4 W V' ' X , 'Wa '1 f . - I , ar iq, 'pal X N ,M Ir g, www .5 laa y ra . ,I M, in Making Future Plans H, 0, Richey Franklin Ripkoski wwf' 'L af if ' f g W Y 1. , 1 f Z .1 M .I a M7 fp P 1 y o 1 H XY L f ,iff ' I x 'W Jerry Roberts Jane Robinson Sanford Roquemore I0hI1 Rudd Ann Sanders Linda Sargent Bernadine Silva Sarah Sirnpkins IW 1' ,f-Qu pp-as ' ,Qi ,,,-vs, ,949 f 2 f ' f . - A Q MX xii ....-ff Leonard Offutt Lalon Ray ,vy- J VV' -2 ,6 , , M4 f 7 , My ' T' , 5 f 'f ' ,V4 'z L VV I I 1, ,, . 1 HQ! ,J V ZA 'X 4 WW Jane Rush Gary Sitton ' - ' , 2 f A I ,.'-f ' .rf C141 ' , . ., ? 4 C. 2 1 , ' , ,, 1? ,ff , f MK Q .al ' fm' l - .1 9 'Y fl: lf, If of-rs I M Q5 ,Q ie, if if' I ,,h Y , ..x. , ,fir 1 ! X ' 9' fix' ' i..J'-num' Nolan Skipper Dalton Swain V N ., 1 X 'Q' Wx l Virginia Tucker Amy Watts X 40 'K 4-1 J!!! X 19 , ..- ?- f 'J' 'jf T - 1 1 I Ya A ' X 'y X :Via if - , Betty Smith Linda Stayton Brady Stephens Clarene Surratt Anna Thibodeaux Lamar Thomas Timmie Swinney Linda Syphrett 5 -if-. A- Are Ljetime Memories Alice Tissue Glendale Traywick , ,c V 'qi 1 1. as W Q V 9 W tzwiazll ..........., i X J p w ily. P A .-.'. - Carl Vanderhider Jimmy Vamon Emmett Wakefield Jane Weaver WHYTIC Wells M317 Beth Wick 'Z 35' 4:2 '3i 1 I 7 , f . x ' at p11 ,g f nr' Y TN .ff , . 'N f Vi' r I wil . Y 'H Q. ix r 'l ' M gn - 77 -u Jack Warner Bobby Williams - ml, I ,Cv- A Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence One of the more recent public buildings is the City Hall, pictured at the right. This hall provides a place for various entertainments and meetings of the service clubs. Now a few of the city's officials, plus the water department, main tain their offices in this building. The hall has been recently redecorated and air-conditioned for public use and comfort. Features 54 if It -4 ,,.,.1 --I-lw1'X1 ,W 4-x if Y 5 ' ', 1 JN,- '-w ' In Lgf? ' '1 . A 4 f'T' If , , ev ' V , Q, ' lv, 'sfvgilg 1 ws ww. ff-mr-nf l JM, ,xxx - 7' 'vi 1,ff r '.:.:.i. '4'r '5' 'ff ' -'S , . . , ' A 'w FV M , 'l+ - 1 'lka- ff,- , ' ' '73 I ,, . L W.. U'f iwp, M' 35,5 ' -.tifqa u - - .A -. JZ , sf .-. k ' pl - lr, ' 1, , .,- 'K' fr Q. ,r 1 A 'Xf -, . -,.. -Q-- ... s 4 A-1 -E m- ai! ...Z f ALA- 30 '3'9 52 - X' yfsinu Az 55 X , 'nf-.:.: l-'!'!-QT'-1 ' f 5- ' : - .1.-..,,'+.1.,-gs ' ' , s-nr 1 4 ,f-- -', .. '-4-.,CP'vf' 3 a.r' 5. -s'-if-5-.4 . ff-. ' -5 , - 4 . --- tl , xg, 'ax Amf- W1 . , -. 145, , Us - K .Q Al, 1, K nv ., ., Q Q E , ? 5 , 5 Z , 3 'VS 2 1. 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' 513 ? if y Q, f 1, 'Q ,f , I 14, g ., ' P, f X . ' 3l , 2 ' ' g , , 5 'Q ,ii f f 5 Qi sv, af YS s Z 4 P L v 2, r v 7 1 3 'V 5 I by- f Y 3 V 3 f f W, qw! if ' A E 1 ? I 'ff' A++ , f f -1i l, f 1 ,NX -J if, V , Q R 5 2 rx X 3' 4:3555 - - Q f ifsJ ,Q f4' Z! D A R 14IlUl'll' MINNIIZ MASSEY 4- nv 4-www ' lxri 'f 3 s Q Y Q I Ui fg 4g .ff ,X ,, ff, , Senior Favorites NANCY ELKINS - DAVID HARLAN 'Ns Wd -...-f' 9,3 Q , - ,-rr x Aw Af' furzzor Faaorztes PHIL BENNETT - EQQX 1022 Sophomore F aoorztes HESTER BRISCOE - HEBERT O'QUINN mvwwsm ang, x M IR' 'bn 0 s I f 5 i R2 V '1--we-...M Y.., ,, A-'W'-ww-1-,,..,,,,,,, v wrv-w-,..,., ,ww-'-ww--'.-a. ,,,,,, p if .,N,,,N,f,kX.,.,.,...,.....-'Q N.-...wx 4 2 3 ,A--....,.,.. 2 mf '3-Z A--f 'A 'Q-1. F ff ,Q ,gg Freshman Fazorites BERNADINE SILVA - HAROLD SEPEE Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence Religious groups have handed down their different religions through the generations. In a one-room log cabin or under a big shade tree was a suitable place for holding worship services during the early 1800's. Now we have large air-conditioned buildings, like the one pic- tured on the opposite page, in which we worship. Whether our services are held in huge buildings or under trees, we find the same symbol of Christianity. labs and Organizations 'H-A. f ZX? ...I ' , Z x I If f' I 42' -Z f Af ,Ang 1- -L 67 -1.1.-I dh-an-.- . - '-'rm ,D .., M,-.. of-Q51 .l.2, All Uur Memorzes Compiled .N X X -.. 1 kg, ' I , M , ,, Wanda Maxwell, Class Editor, Douglas Bass, Sports Editor, Minnie Massey, Activities Editor, discover that scissors, rulers, and paste come in handy while working on the annual. Be careful with those pictures. Perhaps they will be safe with Assistants Jimmy Morrison, Patsy Courtney, Delmar Joe Rogers, and Photographer Lloyd Maxwell, '- nw S ' 'yn Into Une Book Harvester -1 1. if 5 X P ltp Editor-in-chief U 32' ... :J Q . N., 91 ff Looking over a copy of last year's annual, we find Advertising Editor ' Anna Sue Zorn, Business Manager Harley McAdams, Feature Editor 7 . . Shirley Stine. X 0 'J ik 'V-' Measuring and pasting pictures is a big job for Photographer Pat Boyt and Assistants LaHoma Hill and Linda Syphrett, CAROLYN MILLER N E V? iii' -V NH I as A GSH om Su Tuzrn awning of QQAQQQQ to Hig light Homeco Published by Stix-Qglmts og - l I ?'g Davis Wmner , - nor Magazme rp 0- Contest first plat: NN -wrt , - ' E Nemo' F gijxiyrsubacrifner, '111iQ'fh,Lf Managing Editor S, 13511556 gy---f--...W-M X BETTY PARRISH 243050 -5.6 4, f'?00 ldap I 'hlllliili' , f' ' ' 'k HER l'AW ibn-erty High School One - Act Play Eonlest Scheduled -Tue mmr 11K some r 'UR 0 T, FOR WWE Vlth only five rf-vurninz lpupr., LM,-1' -1. U but bulv-to rod hx the- I , fi W5 k -squwd In :scent y . ,I I. ,,n ,NHJ Q, N ' - 1 'vii-. rv, if 'l'ly High Sc-limo! vimii Q- num, Q Q fOl 2 LHS CLUB , XP, xx 4. CT l'I F' Q ox rvr ,s Q, it .nnnluvuvvvvv I vvvd Kvgixqo KVQYSKQSGK X Editor Aw xi 54 40- :Q cxwmi OO ie .divert W - y GF' . . L Of? .ww was-.A A -,,,...--- la' o- D 1 ,--g-ni Sllrge ranlns l , Dale Johnson, John Sapp, and Gary Dennison, Sports Editors, search :tm ll, for variety in sport news, Cl: 1 ' 4 LL, - 4 A , T p .mu uouuy BIIUIOWI. 411101-P, I , 1 , I. F dh npol . . . Mr. zxnaviwimaldinn lg: 4 1 ' - 'li , , -.....,..,Le sons. to a lQ,,f p ,H fI!1tv f...-r . . R5 Hlrlnlha n om 'of' '2,'5 J N 'A ' F , 5 n. ', Nona Sitton, Club Editorp J. L. Carrell, Exchange Edirorg Edrie Bridges ,.. 5. . A A I ' and Luc Sunderland, Feature Editorsg discuss their stories for the next 5, F4 llf, Y . ., -u l I N Wf issue, i 'I ' In Lulu' '-vi, , . p A t , Lfkbff U A , i Q my png 331-j ,, ,.,....,.,,...--,.....-1.1.44-n Amar- -- '-H' imwrc .- 'i ........ CHARLES Mormow 'gig o 'lug , LHS PROUD me he 1 LHS students have a YN , X, . V' lproud group of people QQ . :pride give them the vi W5 W ' Lproperty and needless. Q N 11559355 . , . '? Q x. ag! . .els mffllfiu ugh wg. X 4225+ if SQ, 'QGVOQQWQSV-X 'Queen fs U l tis n K , , t it wx, We .px op 4, ma-M f ' ,kqcovca wig 5 ..--' out- pre i 1 ' i vkxfx, ?.ii6!11 con- shi'-www' 'll-: Qiigut uppn-rican mg 5 . - V, W0 ' W u -,,, ho l.1l,:iintia1 tat --N--V :-r:-:1-r:'.:'x :::.',,:.-- C Ib L-.1 tm. B Charlie Morrow P 61' Y I qi At last magazine Sales 1, S ovur. but now they are ta'Vf'143 blln-1- about candy sales to scart flu,,tb'9l11f., 9-21, ' Good nithl. Wm I ever b 19010 9' 1J,'4 ?1n1Sr 'k.b to loo! my friend' U' Uf 1nf Our pf' 1,, e'1z ,- On .. and not have to say. 'Him 1, 'JA' Bl Y'a'1,,e 1r1,e sQ,,'?fl1 nltnkinll the 'such I -TI HIM'-'Jo LING:-S: rna 'r re , . , , Lorglllllltlon' which ss se lily. 91:2 lr- Ibe 1-'Ian . . .2 on boy, hom 'omg' ',':w,,'1'1arf 'fng'.1:f f m...l'.- lnpkifn! sucker now: 'nthghflaa gf .l1,lf' W, - - .. . .pufffir lmany one of which I Back . AX- -..--... ...- I...-1 f.,.4w.uuipy 9 ,MH '4 DOUGLAS BASS President 'DN A ' ol' ,:fwfff 'If',a I ' LOLA KOENIG Historian ,qs QW . , X Ti . My V LLA RUTH NELSON wav ,. , M 5 ! S S S X ERRY GILLILAND Honorary Societies MINNIE MASSEY Vice President CAROLYN MILLER Secretary NATIONAL X 3 X N L Hduolz SOCIETY 5 'f 5 U E. E fl s Z W O X2 ', Q f K .,., H49 MRS. ,aan Q X 1 rx ., V X ELINOR WILSON BILLINGSLEY Sponsor ,uno ERVA LYN THOMSON 72 ink. 54? . , .,,-N-4 1' 4 GERALD CESSNA Treasurer NANO Y ELKINS Reporter hw T X JEAN ELKINS f 17573 Q fog My . M 2' DAVE MIDDLETON Recognize Seholarshzp and Service x -fgtmflf' OFFICERS Douglas Bass, Secretaryg Harley McAdams, Vice Presidentg Minnie Massey, Presidentg and John Sapp, Treasurer. we Hill' H011 Juu'manuualB5nnunrpShrh1p61rl3i13hSmmI3nmulist6 9 Kraeg' x e Y ,il di' The members ofthe Quill and Scr ll Cl b 73 H Pictured with the F.H. A, officers are the beau and sponsor of the chapter. Seated, left to right: Min nie Massey, Presidentg and Mrs. R.E. Biggs, Sponsor Standing: Diana Bell, Pi- anist, Francis Pitre, Vice Presidentg Shirley Stine, Secretary, Senya Morrow, Treasurer, Robert Davis , Beaug C10 Nell Bailey, Re porter, Judy Robieu, Song Leaderg Tomasena Han- cock, Parliamentariang and Linda Stayton, Historian. Many interesting and var- ied programs are present- ed to the group throughout the year. For Future Success .TA 'VW -. OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Dave Middleton, Reporter, Jacques McMillen, Sentinelg Willie Ray Davis, Reporterg Gary Tissue, Presidentg Jerry Gilliland, Secretaryg and Clayborn Leon- ard, Treasurer. .1 W mm 5 . F. F. A. Sweetheart iff- 1 ., - - ,wg fg if ssl? f u ' h-W 0 W X-3151. , M 'isf's:fz5,5T5 Liberty High School is very proud of this group of boys who, under the direction of Mr. Cecil Finley, undertake many worthy projects during the year. 75 Tools and Books Iii W-W-M.,.M,, , ,,,..,, I 1-ig, OFFICERS Robert Davis, Vice President, Jimmy Davis, Reporter, Elmer Ray Johnson, President, David Harlan, Treasurer, John Harlan, Secretary. lil C. This newly organized club holds the interest of every boy who is a member. 76 Develop Sknill ff, - ' OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Jean Elkins, Presidentg Mrs. A.S. Gainey, Sponsorg Yvonne Davis, Reporterp Lucy Sun I' I Jn X I.- .rg sip :-' N-BV ' V 1' 'Z' 'S' derland, Vice Presidentg Linda Abshier, Secretaryg Linda Jones, Treasurer. I-'l4'AQg'iN:f '-' .f .. .rag fi.. 4 2 e,- tr- ' I wi M J' sl ' 4 I 1 M I ILHIIIWU ' ' , V WH UIWO 13 The Library Club discovers many interesting facts about literature. 77 1? ': . Q F un, With Language' I ., . ...,-E--.w..,qe,,.,,,y.ww ,wi -' fini L 1 S . 2 . ' 3? 'L I 5 gs if f5af g 'I h fs Wy.-ig I fs, V- K. 5 fl 5 , , -it . .sexy 5 M 54, ii? -36354 V A , . O. S I Jzf., - 1 vf'W f1fwfzr 'f+ .agrgifi ',--- sf X ' ,- Q A,-- Fri P 1 54 1' 'mn-wf.menwmemmw.wwwmfm.,vxoxw:anqvL:qIeqggw,5,,,,, . k , 1 4 I a , V. is .A I I V, , ,Li Q 1 1 if - S . 'ii Y-.1 'Z 6 T , af M Q mins OFFICERS OF LOS PANTEROS SPANISH CLUB X James Woolsey, Presidentg Lester Burris, Vice Presidentg E: ' if Q Pat Bodenheimer, Secretary-Treasurer. fi tn. I X I 3 A Q This club consists of Spanish I students. A similar club will be found among the Spanish I1 students. 78 T-iii ,-4-ffhf'---'YA4-4 and Sctence Fundamentals , lL. - g IV ' ' lf? ' ' J t , er c 4 I ,li 'H V P ,G fs , I gs n 'f -- x f . . . U 3 . Egiegfe- 4 ' , fig' I Q 1 . 'r'o'vY ' W ,T 9 q 4 1- g Ury! 'W Agn , M V 1: I X in 'I .P me V, '-is ' y B, fwffg f-B Q fum w , is . Us ' x1- 2 . . C - -. X Y OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Mr. Carl Adams, Sponsor, Gina Chapman, Secretary, Jerry Paul Smith, Librariang Donald Bennett, First Vice President, Elmer Ray Johnson, President, Douglas Bass, Second Vice Presidentg Bob Mitchell, Parliamentariang Paul Newton, Treas urerg Judy Franklin, Reporterg and Phil Bennett, Parliamentarian. SIIENIE HUBS UF HMERIIH vxffvll Eli! ..'...- iff W uw' Sn Interest in the Science Club has made it the largest organization in liberty High School. 79 , , , , 'Q -- , 1 . 1 2' ' 'lice 'nv-gtg' Ill? Learning to Speak 4' 'f 38? Sfggy J-will I if ' OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Judy Franklin, Reporter, Mrs. Vassallo, Sponsor, Charles Morrow, Presidentg Lola Koenig, Vice President, and Gina Chapman, Secretary-Treasurer, MEMBERS Front row, left to right: Charles Morrow, Gina Chapman, Billy Christopher, Lola Koenig, Glenda McManus, Warren Sterling, Second row: Lucy Sunderland, Judy Franklin, Ann Jones, Bette Drushel, Doris Woolsey. Back row: Lucy Ann Diehl and Donna Syphrett. 80 Will Aid Student Progress 0? M W' QT i L Y , ,L 4 OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Douglas Bass, Secretary, Clay Autery, President, Elmer Ray Johnson, Vice President, and Mr. Don Hughes, Sponsor, Student Council Q fi' CJ MEMBERS Douglas Bass, Warren Sterling, Elmer Ray Johnson, John Sapp, Sam Massey, Clay Autery Paul Baillio, Bub Davis, Jerry Gilliland, Jimmy Elkins, Jerry Barber, and Deo Johnson. Sitting: Lloyd Ann Browning, Ann Jones, and Beth Blazek, 8I interscholastic League Emphasizes Abilities While! X Many students participated I in District 23-A field and literary events, Ze '5 Some of them victoriously entered the Regional Meet, , 3 Few students survived to represent Liberty High School at State Meet, Cheerleaders Generate Team Spirit BETTE DRU SHEL LOLA KOENIG JUDY FRANKLIN N, l e!! X N A VX F- g GINA CHAPMAN M ' A gf s ANN JONES IAN C. MULLIGAN Responsibility ofthe Band NONA SITTON 84 MMM' LAHOMA HILL PATRICIA COURTNEY Rests on Leaders Majorettes Thrs group has added zest and color to the various baud attracnons dur- ing the year Much of the respon- sibility ofthe band rests on the shoulders of these girls. .vi - 13 n if 4 , I' 1 be ,-,. Y w '5'f Tbrigi -- s,:f..3'C ' 'SN' R 4, , 'N N w L -W -.- R ni x, L...-A i I .. .s ,..- .L A 9 ,gg-ff -:f uf :JE ' f :li . . .-77 - 4 , Lg 5353 ELINOR WILSON ERVALYN THOMSON 'itil' 85 NN , .-,.,v,nh.,..... 11.-,- all , 'assi I If Music, Harmony, Rhythm and Urgamzatzon gp. D X ' J! as fx- 5- . ,K Q2 is Q N' 23134 sf f 5' WX 6 4 4 5 kits D ef S Ai? fs Fl f 1 s 1 '57, jf? ' ' ,f if 'WYE' Wy! if 'YN' is Say it with music! seems to be the theme of this active group under the direction of Mr, Julius Vassalo. They are all striving toward one goal -- that of furthering their musical ability, X? Practice makes perfect, is the motto of the marching band. Our support and appre ciation is all they expect in return for long hours on the practice field. 86 Are Keynotes to Success The choir is pictured in their robes which they wear at all programs, The choir has entertained the student body on many different occasions this year, Under the di- rection of Mr. Julius Vassallo, they have learned that the fundamentals of a good choir are coopera- tion with others and many hours of practice, Q I ' Q 87 I MR. JULIUS VASSALLO Choir Director Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence During the time of colonization people could not satisfy their crav ing for knowledge of the outside world. It was nothing for an individ- ual to walk miles in order to borrow a book of literature or poetry, At that time this was the only form of education available. Later, after Liberty's first school system began, a public library Q pictured on the opposite pagej was established. Through donations of valuable books and a sizable amount of money from the city's yearly budget, the library has grown in its crowded book-shelves and up-to- date information. Activities U m Xiu .4 ,Ov- - pw.. x 4 , gf? V Q Ha 2 '-nv! ,-I ' -Y-,J Ml' ,,-, 'W , Q J' i if 4. v 'I Ia Qzfv 1xl f xg!!! ax K 'ex f ff' . WATTS ...gal MA s- ,. , In ....4.. all an-Q.. B-. . Umar Y? , bwf-:wt . .v-1-' .hm ,,.gn..-g,. - A4YA ' - .- . - , ' ' .., - .1 ' ,, . ' A + Y , . ' ,- 4 tu . 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The Homecoming Queen and Attendants were presented yellow mums by their escorts, Little Jimmy Davis, Robert Davis, and Paul Newton. 92 and Entertainment for Exes. Highlights of Ho g 1 d d ption and spe PK ' 'i m Extra Activities Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship prepare to leave for one of the league meetings. T6 ' 'V Sam ,, ' ,Nm Qpyfzhvgggk gg ' ff 5.5 ir ff ff., x My ,'-5 ' sr , 3. X3 QF f N h flM.,,5, A :5,m ' +pf- H I A .:5f'f1. 'A if fm' M liir. ' ' ,ig as +3 QW W. --'i ,gif 7,1 'fr' if V SQ A M ' file K1 EM -. ,- psf :mg--Tr- 'f r, ., ' 2 311 ' Q 9 r ,Jr ,4 lm'l1-V ax 1 , my-'f r ' L 5.171 if , C V ' H V. 57 f -' ' N- ' J. r K' ' , ,p f xxg - V- W .aa, s ' W , gf :lr gyfrfl- r 'fyfrffafq 2' r ,..r g Q , ,-, r,.,-.mu i g y , ,RJ W, ,rig , , A , L 5 MJ., 1ffg.gv- fp V r X I X: X, !,. 5., I. .. x r r, ,, u p ' W' 61- ' fa M.. , , -gf ,A X i l-1-fx ' f3, YrL' W - ' ' 2 - ills M Q. is frsiafsffrsiw r a ,M s f ' ., ,ge in gg? gt igm, ' K, V -P-xl . rf. Nr, A .- Y , , W ,M ' ' if i A ,, , I gg M Combining business with pleasure, we find the an- nual staff having a picnic while taking advertising pictures. . 4 1 4- I -1 if it 2 7x fx Q ' ..'l 331' 'i VV N J . .F 4 lrgiiifvaxgiiqzb H, afar N: s' If W Crisp , A-.. . V f ' Jil 4 r ff H , . ,r W ' , , ' , r s A A f i , , A, Bet you are proud of that new radio! Was it worth all the work? T' Fun and Hard Work Our coaches, Odom, Larnpert, and Hughes, are caught planning plays which result in such exciting scenes as the above. Is ir that bad, Mr. Barber? I guess spealrin to that large of an audience would make a person nervous. f . ' + ti' + A I Have you ever heard of cokes at a football banquet? Winter Ends Football, 5- . 'CF' WW -uf' ,r AlN Mr. Red Wells giving the address at the Football Banquet. :gf-ni K-lQlIlI-N lla Our leaders - Coaches and Captains. Y gf f X but Sportsmanshzp Continues f'M-ww as Liberty High School entertains members of the Good Sportsman- ship with a reception, immedi- ately after registration. N...-' 'K' Nm 7.,N-2 if I Q. YQ K I1 5 n 0 N 1,1 Il . Il I K The student body watches attentively the assembly GOOC1 Spgffgmamship Sweetheart' Lloyzj Am 5:09,-5,55 program planned to entertain the Good Sportsman- Mr. Good Sportsmanship, Elmer Ray johnson: iiiss , ship. 97 Good Sportsmanship, Shirley Stine. l i First banquets always leave lasting memories, as will this Baptist Banquet. W3 2, Fun and Achievements kia!---... A perfect meal and lovely table decorations were high- lights of the banquet. 's Mr. Jake Smith holds the attention of the members of the Quill and Scroll Society at their banquet, as he speaks to them on the subject of journalism. 5 Wm Q fs , I 2 Wing Future Reward If you asked any cast mem- ber about the Senior Play, they would probably say, It was lots of fun, but lots of hard work. As you can tell by the pictures there was never a dull moment. Ho more le ozzzczrorla Next year these boys will move up to that 'hard- earned spot on the A team. Those reserve sweaters look very sharp, boys. Remember the day the new jackets came? Don't these boys make a hand- some group? Q X X ' ' 'Dept , 74 XXX.: The first annual National Honor Society Banquet will hold a special place in the hearts of those privileged to attend. i i A r f it rl , , i I . V Spring Brings More Activities X N X , z -t h The entertainment must be superb, as the group seems to be giving it their undivided attention. Y 'S-s Q09 Q v 1. '00 Z- . s ' D' N 'Q 7 W m f M M . -5.1 Douglas, you look frightened. Lovely banquets such as this one given by the Devers Baptist Church will never be forgotten by the seniors. mild I' Highl' 11 . Lg ted by fumor-Senigr ganquet 3' . ,- is E ' Viv 4 ' 1 Q L V, .... .,. 'R 1 - U-C pganw--ff 'fd' , ' 4 1515 if rf fs Q sf . , Q 4 3- v :fm , F I 'S' I-1, QW Q ' . , 9, J A ' H wi, .gygi jf, V L ,--M gall! E -hu' Hi -'-.1 YQBLQQH, V iii: ,..i.? M .' J4 lv . fm .19 ' x K1- N Af I Ag Vx' . P v 5 . ,hi il -. - Y u ,if II in ' QKg',,, P ,4 fn!! L . . 1' I-I ' V 'Vs , 3 if J .yx xg., 'rr aff 5 !, an I 7 451, Q 1' 5358, rm, ' '2fe,,, A .. it B ' , f , , AL f 'vid' ! K I - P, Y. gf, 4' ,Vi 'frf 9 2 , A K 1 ,y fi ,. ,I RQ! , I wx , , L 1 - 'AA. , ',,4 6 ' QA I AM fcwesf ' 7 ..Z, ,. of ffie QAM 1 ,,V-V 1 PRINCESS BRACK PRIN CE BERNADINEH , ' if 'W'-'1l'?'R'3RQ - D With the Bicentennial G5 if 8' as 'W gif' J, . ,ai H f 9 K JI. 1 i Q I Y 'Y I IW ? eff. ,gf N ,gy I 2 L ,.,,,z 2,5 4. 4 f Back From Senior Trip .. f s NJ X ,, ,L L .Sunni qw A514 to Be Entertained With Barbecue 01 Q in 'Q L ' 'is 4: , Fifi .X Yearly Progress Brmgs Pictured at the right and below some of the models that took part BIC in the style show staged by the Homemaking Department. Inci dentally, these girls made the dresses they are modeling. i h M. Jerry's beard fitted in fine for the One -act Play. Things were looking pretty sad at the time this picture was taken. Graduation, and Hopes for the Future The beginning of the never-to-be-forgotten com- mencement night. With the rope of the past, they look forward to ringing the bell of the future. LIBERTY HIGH scuoot of .ff r v , Here they are - the 1956 graduates. IO7 Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence This war memorial, pictured at the right, was erected and dedicated by the citizens of Liberty County to the undying hopes and everlasting memories of their sons who gave their lives in World Wars I and II. This symbolizes what we Americans strive to keep -- life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. POTZS X wk f . -NV . M .,,,m , V 'f---.Mx-N P-N '--Q--.-,,,,s-Hx f ve W -K , H NX- -E NNN-'4...---,,, ,W s, A ,Q ' 4 . .., 5----ig , V Y 7 ' ' g L - - -- - --- -.... Y,.YYV ,.i.------ -NNN Y- A - -- V- H.,.., Am. -M- if? W W .M f W? ' '- ,,,, 77,7 Yiwu' 70 W ,, 1 - J ! Q , In ,Z 1 if 'Y z S - r . 1 np, 9? ' 'L Q5 Q4 - 1 1 - ' Q 42 mt N -.ng f .fm . 3 nw - . - , 1 1 4, 4 . - I dx- Q - ...M O- i ' lx I . 1 'E 008 P u - 1'I1l'1 i ATF. - 1714 .I W Football 'Yi A Q 3' A 'z ' . , aff 5,1 MAX, Q 'fm' , is Assistant G,O. ODUM, Head Coach M,W, LAMPERT, Assistant DON HUGHES. LIBERTY 38 HUNTSVILLE 6 A typical scene of the coaches at a pep rally. The first game of the season brought the Panthers their first win by stomping the Hunts ville Hornets 38-6. Credit goes to the entire team but Jimmy Davis proved to be the out- standing player. In the opening minutes of the game he ran 81 yards for a touchdown. Davis scored two more times during the game Gerald Cessna showed his ability scoring in the second and fourth quarters. With the score 31-6, Warren Sterling made the sixth and final touchdown. Marion Johnston passed to Robert Davis for the extra point. Roger Cox also kicked an extra point. IIO Qty- F. 'RHI fir- JY no-s 611369358 in A ,- . I . I I5 -Illbiiealfi I 1,55 'yea Q 11,,, asf. ...,... - P F . 1 . , il any. 4 l .lv I L, ..,. ir., 1 ' lla 9 ...tl I ix-. .-A. bil Front row, left to right: Tommy Davis, Bill Davis, Kenneth Flournoy, E.J. Tucker, David Collins, Jimmy Pickett, David Haywood, and Bob- by McManus. Second row: Walter Bennett, Paul Newton, Gary Tissue, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Morrison, Phil Bennett, Lary Davis, and Joe Youngman. Third row: Lloyd Maxwell, Gerald Cessna, Clifford Acker, Leo Johnson, Marvin Jackson, Pat Murphy, Billy Manry, Nolan Andress, and Gary Dennison. Fourth row: Gerald Ripkoski, Biff Johnson, Bub Davis, Wayne Wafer, Elmer Johnson, Marion Johnston, Roger Cox, and Morgan Gilliland, Fifth row: Delmar Rogers, Paul Baillio, Coach Odum, J.A. Hosea, Mel Bradburn, Jerry Gilliland, Coach Lampert, Ed Offutt, Robert Davis, Coach Hughes, and Sam Massey. LIBERTY 40 DAYTON 0 For the fourth consecutive year the Panthers beat the Broncos. Showing ex- cellent teamwork and much spirit, Lib- erty gained over three times as much ground rushing and made twice as many first downs as Dayton. Jimmy Davis and Marion Johnston did some splendid playing. Davis made three touchdowns and one extra point, Johnston showed his quarterback ability, Through the fine work of the line, Dayton was thrown for a loss more than once, They also kept the Dayton boys back which gave the Liberty backs the advantages they I K4 eeded. ' . , -4 was n -fl' Q. 5 gl Y -4 V ' Y N 4'-kai' -Q ix , H is I I I A tense moment during Dads' Night against Vidor, Lis! PAUL BAILLIO WAYNE WAFER MARION JOHNSTON Back The Panthers racked back their third win of the season stopping the Indian at- tack. The game was close as far as yards gained rushing and first downs was concerned, Liberty made 403 yards rushing while Cleveland made 325. The Panthers had 18 first downs to the In- dians' 12. Fifty per cent of Liberty's passes were completed and not one was intercepted. Marion Johnston showed fine ball handling while Jimmy Davis exhibited fine running. GERALD CESSNA PHIL BENNETT PAT MURPHY Back Tackle Back , . ,ZE5.Gf' 'f!?1i'i4,, , log l f 1 JIMMY DAVIS BUB DAVIS GARY DENNJISON Back Guard Back Webster received t.he opening kick- off but was held back by the Panthers, After getting possession of the ball, Cess- na made an 84-yard run for a touchdown with fine blocking all the way. Jimmy Davis made three touchdowns and one extra point. Marion Johnston proved the Panthers could pass by completing three out of four passes, Bubba Davis, doing the kickoffs for the first time, ran up a 48-yard average for 8 kicks. A new rec- ord for ground gaining was set by mak- ing 544 yards rushing and holding Web- ster to 235. To top the night's running Liberty returned a Webster kickoff for a touchdown. PAUL NEWTON End 13 ,,-? tn ' ' 1 .W wx . ' 5 Q t' 1 571 h ,nl M ' in J-1., E s vs H , ' I tiff, I 'N -.Y A s it it t sfft .AQ - ,' s - 35,1-3, 1 '- L fx , 337, D ,. ,I M - . ELMER RAY JOHNSON BIFF JOHNSON TOMMY DAVIS Camel' Tackle Back It was a disappointment to see Li- berty lose their first game on their home field. Although the Panthers started things off by scoring on a long drive, Jasper tied up the score and soon went out ahead. Things looked bad at the half with Liberty behind but in the third quarter the outcome seemed much better when the score was tied again at 20-20. Liberty was unable to score again but Jasper moved to a 26 point victory, This was a bad break for the Panthers but it probably put more de- termination in the team as they get ready for their district games, LARRY DAVIS WALTER BENNETT ROBERT DAVIS Guard Guard Back B6EZ' 5 1 I? LIBERTY 40 i L srrasiar-:E 12 SAM MASSEY GARY TISSUE KENNETH FLOURNOY Tackle Back Guard with spirit, ability, and determina- tion the Panthers walked over the Tigers before a record breaking homecoming crowd, The Panthers were really spark- ed and took a 12 point lead in the first quarter. Robert Davis, playing in the backfield, added much yardage and one score. The starting line up for Liberty was: ends, Paul Newton and Morgan Gillilandg guards, Bub Davis and Walter Bennett, tackles, Biff Johnson and Phil Bennett, quarterback, Marion Johnston, halfbacks, Jimmy Davis and Gerald Cessna, and fullback, Robert Davis. Due to the big lead the second string re- ceived valuable experience in the third and fourth quarters. RQGER CQX Guard JW42 Y -ul.. ,V -fe-1: ihfamx Davis rornps through Indian defense, LLOYD MAXWELL DELMAR ROGERS Back Back L 1 X, 0 5751. T affbelb- -i JQTN5' Lhl T. . lf i'?kiL'i1Rl' !T , '2 J S., IME, 7 4 ilifiifmlhl 7521 l EDWARD OFFUTT WARREN STERLING JOE YOUNGMAN Center BSCR End In Yellow Jacket Stadium at Port Arthur, Liberty played Port Acres. It was a great let down to the Panthers to lose by one point. Port Acres took the lead early in the game, Later after Li- berty plowed to the Eagle one yard line Robert Davis went over for a touchdown. The attempt for the extra point was no good, Again Port Acres scored raising their total. Marion Johnston completed a pass to Jimmy Davis for a touchdown. Again the try for the extra point failed. LEO JOHNSON .T A HOSEA DARRELL BUDRO Back Back Guard Y' IB Q9 It . 1' 4 mr 'A Z ,, wwf ff., f 'i 4 r ,V asf - s. NOLAN ANDRESS JIMMY PICKETT JIMMY MORRISON Guard Back Guard Due to Liberty's excessive fumbling they were upset by La Porte's fired up team. The Bulldogs scored in the first and third quarters. The Panthers only score was made in the fourth quarter when Marion Johnston passed to Wayne Wafer in the end zone. The try for the extra point was no good. The Panthers hit an all time low with a total of 136 yards gained while the Bulldogs were held to 170. Liberty surprised the crowd by making more yards passing than run- ning. CLIFFORD ACKER DAVID CO1-UN5 E J TUCKER Center n Back 5lF5Yi!HU 069' BOBBY MCMANUS Guard The Nederland Bulldogs won over the Panthers to win their third district title. The Bulldogs scored the first time they got the ball, Bub Davis recovered a Nederland tum- ble putting the Panthers in scoring position. Jimmy Da- vis moved the ball to the four yard line. Wayne Wafer went over the line after taking a pass from Marion Johnston, Nederland scored four more times but Liberty was unable to raise their total. BILL DAVIS Guard Tackle Guard Guard WZEHBFS' - fy - Vrnfvvf' 'WLwv'N'F'4-if L AAHQVGQ-'lx f4ll IDLSIVLCZ I I I ff X5 ., , a,, -15? 4 1 Jimmy Davis, Marion Johnston, Bub Davis, and Biff Johnson. There was a heavy fog but that did not keep a good crowd from seeing Vidor dump Liberty, The Pirates went ahead in the first of the game, In the last of the second quarter the Panthers managed to tie the score, Marion Johns- LIBERT ton made the touchdown running from halfback. The extra point was kicked by VIDQR Bub Davis, Neither team scored in the third quarter. The Pirates scored their other touchdown in the fourth quarter, This game was dedicated to the Dads of the players. The seven senior boys acted as captains. IMHzntggers Y 7 14 Augustine Ramirez, Dave Middleton, James Harris, Edward Pickett, Hugh Hayes, and H9 Jerry Smith. Squad Front row, left to right: Robert Davis, Paul Newton, LA, Hosea, David Burk, Alfred Tanner, and Ronald Copeland. Back row: Coach Larnpert, Douglas Bass, Tommy Davis, Marion Johnston, Cullen Noble, Wayne Wafer, Elmer Johnson, Bub Davis, Joe Youngman and Morgan Gilliland, f' PB 9 9 Front row, left to right: Ronald Cope- land, Alfred Tanner, and LA, Hosea Back row: David Burk, Cullen Noble, Wayne Wafer, Morgan Gilliland, and Joe Youngrnan, Pre-District Games WE THEY 50 - - - - Conroe - - - 52 54 - - - - Leggett - - - 67 62 - - - - Dayton - - - 37 64 - - - - Cleveland - - - 54 60 - - - - Little Cypress - - - -86 63-- ---Crosby--- -44 '70 - - - - Colrnesneil - - - 35 52 - - ' ' 'Vidor - - - 53 54 - - - - Greenville - - - 68 60 - - - - Canton - - - 38 79-- ---Anahuac--- -63 67 - - - - -Hull-Daisetta - - - - -46 '78-- ---Dayton--- -50 54 - - - - Livingston - - - -71 66-- --Leggett-- -- 63 60 ---------- Conroe ----------- 72 Bass drives in for two. DOUGLAS BASS PAUL NEWTON ROBERT DAVIS Forward Guard Guard 3 year Letterman 2-year Letterman 2163! Letterman A11 District Second Team Captarn District Games WE THEY 51 - - - - - Nederland - - - -64 59--- --Vidor-- --'77 '71--- --Si1sbee-- -50 5'7--- -- PortAcres-- --50 49 - - - - - Nederland - - - .79 5'7-- --Vidor-- --66 88 - - - - Silsbee - - - 66 67 - - - Port Acres - - - -63 Johnson lays in two points, BUB DAVIS MORGAN GILLILAND CULLEN NOBLE Forward Forward Guard rman HUGH HAYES and JAMES RAY HARRIS Managers .Nan-.9-mu..vw-aug LA. HOSEA Guard DAVID BURK Forward 28 f'X, RONALD COPELAND Guard 4 av' fy i ,J NX f 4 X ALFRED TANNER Guard Johnston leaps high for two points, I23 Track 5 5, ' TEAM Front row, left to right: Vernon Whitehead, Darrel Budro, Bill Brown, Delmar Rogers, Marion Johnston, El I. Tucker, John Harlan. Second row: Lloyd Maxwell, Kenneth Flournoy, Gerald Ripkoski, Edward Offutt, David Harlan, Gary Dennison, Gary Tissue. Back row: Bobby Williams, Larry Davis, Wayne Wafer, Ted Mitchell, Cullen Noble. 1, -df Davis races home in the 100 Brown glides on over the hurdles. l24 Tra ck i Ci -ss r xg. I ,Vg 4 -6- Johnston goes high to clear the bar, - 'Y 11 yr Brown has this race cinchedl .4 ' This is a typical scene between races at a track meet, I25 1 YW .MIA Mr Harlan, Bryan Brown, Paul Newton, Harley McAdams, Douglas Bass, and Bo Harrison. The Liberty Tennis Team did well this year, bringing home the district championship once again. Paul Newton won the Sour Lake Tourney in singles as well as district in singles. Defeating Nederland in straight sets, Douglas Bass and Bo Harrison won district in doubles, John Hill and Bryan Brown lost in Junior Boys' doubles, while Bill Brackin won in singles. The boys that won Senior Boys' Tennis will represent Liberty at the re- gional meet in Houston, M I , ,, Bass and Harrison demonstrate good teamwork. Baseball and GOQF 4X1 BASEBALL TEAM From row, left to right: John Agar, Paul Baillio, Gerald Ripkowski, Larry Davis, David Burk. Second row: Ronald Copeland, J.A. Hosea, Marion Johnston, Phil Bennett, Morgan Gilliland, Bobby Collins. Back row: John Thomas Davis, Douglas Bass, Bub Davis, Walter Bennett, Jerry Gilliland, Robert Davis. dk, .Y , N GOLF TEAM Dave Middleton, Biff Johnson, Mel Bradburn, Jerry Barber. l27 3 Q 4 bl I . , I , .5 41? L., .hi .1 tt' xiii. hi- gf NXF3 I H.. ,JA . T.. 1 e- .- - f'f','E N ..'. f-A -QQ' V' , A - 'sg-1 Basketball THE TEAM Left to right: Linda Jones, Judy Robieu, Beth Blazek, Jo Ann Noble, Luch Diehl, Betty Bennett, Mary D, Measels, Gina Chapman, Cylene Meche, Consuelo Guerrero, Sarah Simpkins, Shirley Pavliska, Timmie Swinney, Betty Atkins, Yvonne Davis, and Linda Seale. Captains Yvonne Davis, Linda Jones, Luch Diehl and Coach Williams, I28 ,-qvo 2- Q 5 . 6 1' ' x x r Thrs rs a typtcal scene rn everyday praeuce. B Tffanz Front row, left to right: Timmie Swrn ney, Consuelo Guerrero, Sarah Sirnp kms Cylene Meche, Second row: Betty Atkrns Jo Ann Noble, Judy Robieu, Betn Blazek and Linda Seale. Tennis and Volleyball I L, l M A H -, 1 ., g v, r l y - TENNIS TEAM Clo Nell Bailey, Josephine DeSha, Lorna Jones, Cecille Smith, Zelda Gray, Geraldine Gilliland, and Mrs. McGrath, Coach. Volleyball 1 1 K A TEAM Front row, left to right: Lola Morse, Gina Chapman, and Janice Gripon. Second row: Lorna Jones, Mary Norris, Shirley Pavliska, Mary Measles, and Wanda Smart. I3O Volleyball B TEA M Front row, left to right: Sarah Simpkins, Timmie Swinney, Celene Meche, and Sharon Carter. Second row: Pearl Ballinger, Emelie Meche, Zelma Cupir, Lucy Ann Diehl, Beth Blazek, and Ora Mae Collins. This is a very familiar scene ar volleyball practice I3I 5. 'I ,Rf ' fgfisf , A wt K W 5, Q ,Q 'X ,Q -h qi F -. ' X ,,a ,910 . ', xx' -ww, M,pm'kf' i --wr Y SL A -f A ,cQ?1Q, jg- i -1 4 7 Ml ,kfr .Zz-MW. h? EA. yn. 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' n , A .. x 'ziizl 1 ' ' -.A ' . - lv. - il F .is Wh, - Q A .--' ' :fr A 3 V EJ: 5 'la A w . . Sf '. w '!'. ,' ,v J, I ir. .Q 'g ' lv -a A Ah rw?-1 in B layynqk ,. .apr . , hff Af Ura - , 1. ' , , 1 , 5 . ,J I ' I n N - . A 4 5 1. by 5. I 1 e'.'- ' .. L C 3 . fx ig. A 1. ls l 5 it 'E' 'J'-b , x. ID f I it .I ru, , Q. ' A M ia Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence Through the years of medical research, hospitals have played a great part in the lives of many people and have become a great neces- sity in the development of medicine. Liberty has advanced in this field and has developed several founda- tions. Among these foundations are the Cancer and Muscular Dystrophy organizations. These organizations provide money for research in these incurable diseases. Pictured opposite this page is Liberty's most recent addition to the medical field, the Yettie Kerstiug Hospital. Faculty and Carriealarn 1,- v V-WZ, 1 1 ' -fa I . A ..m-...A,,X , Wim, - it-ww ,J - -v .,., , ,, M AM,,,,.,..-A-+ I --.Q 4 1 ami. A ' '- F . . ' A . ,- a -1' 'r vH'Q,1 . uv . R D ,fs p 1- 4,01 I -,,N' 'ff.,,,s. - rg . W, ' W , V - .awww ' -ui. . L ,, .-.g1'f,,,g1,,,,,gy.'.A N .,.,,- - , ' AH J '5' '. Q, . ,L . a-- -dusrwd pl ,v n .SQ J xr?-Qi I 35 M ,yi Princunal 'fx The value and importance of an education cannot be over estimated, We can estimate the cost of obtaining a high school or college training, but the benefits and results derived from such a training cannot be guessed, We are proud of our institutions of learning in America. let me urge each of you to take advantage of every opportunity and to do the best you know how, in everything you undertake, for the common good of all, 7,-4 7144, I36 uidance Director , iff ,' 3 Y, 4 . 'Y S ' V. 1 - 4' '5 ' ' . oz, L- l The seeds of life be plant or mind can grow and grow and grow The future of this Godly thing can sow and sow and sow, ffm! I37 Keading, W riting, and Arithmetic Supply the Basie Foundation for Higher Education e' fri w i i Q ' iigi i f no a 1 r ,NS , x- H- W O f S ' i an W 1 he,,t,..X in .gik N r i u t A 'vm if MRS. ELOISE MAYNARD English fur- -Q .f , ,,,, U 1 mf' F , .W . fav' I MRS. JOE B. FINLEY Spelling, Writing Q-fe , 5 ,Q e i Q i -9 i L f Vi,,,.. At.: ' .ji MR, E, L, PETERSON Q ' I 5' x I in I KVA 1 i 7'-u' it A A .r I 5 Map Study and Panel Discussions Create Student Interest . 17 1 guQ.g5 i if MISS NELDA F.-XLLIN Government, Geography . K - r -Y--t..., ,,,:,,,,,,, ,115 7', 4 FS' -LHR Cn '1 M MR, HARRY S, WILLIAMS xicmoe, Gov rumen: fp 10' x MR, ARTHUR L, GREEN at Qriarwwi Hicrnrx. Citizenship, Combined With Science and Math, Forms ci Part of the Daily Routine wx' my 2 x.x-. ' .w- ,.,- ' 5 WN 2 W 'W is ',,,,,.l MRS. BERTIE G. TATE Sixth Grade 'Wh-t,, b V V I, MR. ROBERT J. SUTHERLIN Sixth Grade Assistant C ch 'S Msgs. W. 1 MR, EDDIE RUDD I M4 .JLuayrLaLL rrooides o Time or Students to Work on Tomorrowzs Assignments I' fi, 5:5 :rg 1 f '91 -.Q HX F 1 ft' 1. i, ,, ,. I 'iii '79 rf fs. sqgxlw ,Q f Q-Ur Q- A ' MR. JOE WESTERFIELD Coach Study Hall, Government ff? ual ,J , 'J Ir' MISS DOVIE BRADSHAW Fifth Grade This lone group works hard to earn a coveted place in Junior High, Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence Liberty's educational system consists of five separate school units. These units have developed from a one-room school house of years ago Even though the high school and junior high are adequate, the en- largement of these is becoming apparent. Two elementary buildings are now in use, The newer one is pictured on the opposite page, The need of education today is far greater than ever before, and the public school system is continuing to cultivate the interest of each student. Classes .ffl ' 13 'tr 1? 1 b ,f sf' lj!!! r .4u....,, A-un.:-v - M -up--Q, wp- M . , f'f'f 3zf W 7 .. ,LY x , . all R 1 I if 'fi Q,1'f5, f-A ... , W, Wm ' W1-I dw' '? W 'V J j ffeaga A 'il f ' 111 ffm K ,W 5 4 f W 15 ,, V. Vx?-1 , 1 ,g -if-if 'J . Sv 4 ' , , f , 5 gif Kyrgyz? I W. ,- !,,, gh. V ' 'S I 'N 4 fr A' J' f-ff'-' 'iz ' J Y a . 4 in 'F' -Qi ,A J.. - W .Qxk ,V ',qs fqu Robert Alsbrook Frances Bishop Gerry Blake Judy Burch Charlotte Cahill Io Carl M 07' ,Ak ,vcr I r , gm , .x Kawy' ,HIV 1 9 M '4'.hH ' ' 1 , ,,, . 'K Y 2 53155 3 f . .- .--qv' RX P 1 pg -N417 r Jgdie 5132614 Jimmie Brownson Warren Clark Eva Coleman l ti il l C gil t, ...M 'F y ff ff' fe , fa? :ii , i ll 2 I, I ' I JI P is s With Graduation at Hand v' .nr YV' if 'i nil? George Couglin Betty Lou Courtney Frances Cowart viark Davis Ann Dennison Alice Diehl 11175 ' C Wy if y if gf- K 'W lf' ll 6 4' an Q 4 l ' ,L C 'i'f A i Q 2 . f r . ' .C or 17 gf A P Q 4 ' l - f T my U 2 Q. 5 I f f V 5 i if ,jg i ,,,, r Ar f-we A -i ,,,c y is Carolyn Crawford Barbara Ann Duke ,ww 44 1452 John Davis Gloria Duke ix 1 01:4 4 ,f , if , ' ' f 'M 7 14' fy Anna lee Dunn Billy Greak , ,415 l WIN ff! D ..,1 W 'cf n . pr N s It V' in W f ,arts '. .QFP 1,4 llfgl Y. w vw! 6 If sl'w X 4 , x If .. :L ' il ffwf rw- f H- I Martha Flewellen Janie Florence Margo Fowler Morris Fregia Sue Green Billy Griffin Frank Griffin Jakie Beth Hare '14 155' B F Q A L A ff' .j 'JI V . , ' ' 1' 1 Z ,ff K 'Q , f ,r 1, :Fl I X ,I .X -, f 1 . ft . V-' I' V: .Z j f -1 - 'K' F53 l 1 Nj if '.. i 1 l hey Will Experience Many MFirstsw bf Xf'.5 A V, iii! J ug, 1,- -X I ,AC - a . -a x ii: fn 142 ,Q 'O :,,', F'-r -7 4 X X X UT- w , 1' X F RX 1 T I E Celeste Harding Turner Henley ,-N i rf 'UQ' ii Q Q, -14.1 a NPN X X-, 'arf at IQ- 5 'Ajay Xxx K '21 ,lf H Dalton Hargroves Richard Harris Patricia Hasson Frances Hazlip James Henson Buck Hightower I. W. Holt Marvin Hughes kr Y' 1 v ,d I ,. 3 i 1: F 1 K I .f ' ,Q 15 4 if Qi- gl Q ' - .. Tl mg! t X 1- 1 Vx 2 Donna Jackson Eddie Love 'ff-Wi? r y 6 ,, .JVD ff, ,wr ' ' 3 -fi I Vgf' - Z . ' 1 Q-, I X f , I Xl J. Barbara Morrow Delilah McKay , I ,Y X 8 Q fv 'J Ay, J F 'W J X f QQ ,l-i: of J, a, M Douglas Jackson Gordon Jones Janice Martin Ollie Meek ,pw lf -3' P - 'Nd ' ,XY I , I N N 6 VQVLQ, ' Q 1. or I ' 0 2 i A f? XX . .. i , J a Xa 'mr ' ws- K t Xt it X Dorrie King ' Edwina Middleton wfwflf, Q, ,iffy -it -MS.. 3.01, ,aa Nia. 15.9 J'a: il Laura King Candy Moore , J 4 i 2 , l .+, I I J 1 ta 2, 5 5 1 Q J a.ia AV :ml I ' New Thrills Await Them J V' ,JV J l K N if wa , if y J a ww kkkk I J ,n,,a, 3 ff k Mike Murphy Ricky McCalla T.K, Newman Jimmy Noble , is V if Jimmy McFarland Lanette Penton 'Q 1 ,A tal, K V , ,3 ..-,- , ,V-. Q ff' , kia, Stevie McGrath Judy Perkins l as 'lf ' A, A , 1 N I ' , if ' 'J t N 1:1 A !,. z V W M I 7' 4 J , J. 1'Aw K, ' ,T , if 1-fx. ,'f' 1, b 0 f X ff Q aft!! '. ' 1 ff af .1 .92 - me E J 1 ,fs , W, ,nf 2 wr - 7,. ,Q rs .Il , 4 .1 L y . 1 -7 rf K mn A y in P f 'X gf ' -,., . l DM Ronnie Phears Edward Pyle Carolyn Raley Scarlett Robieu Tiflya Robiflivn Gerald Rogers Donnie Rudd Ronnie Rudd Jo Ann Scott Pauline Sisk f' rj 4 I' 'N ,f . Q ,, , il Mwi K if , r- M fa, 5, - ' .- - 5 s S I 1 -J! Q , ' F . X O iv x L I 4 X zz ff ' 1' K I t f V' 0 0 I I fufhm Then Commg Years of School ! . 4? If an , HQ Q it : ' Q- X - , . ., Fx A u xt 5 I -V X o' ,. A 41 ' S S - . I . t. I A 'Ju ' i 1 A 'L ' Buddy Shrader James Smith Tommy Smith Cereta Styles Jacky Telford Rochelle Thomson Mary Frances Varnon Donna Walker Danny Williams Arvin Whittaker E fl ,ffg r Y ' I ,er 4 if ,As as is - n A A .5 4 J - .s 'F -f , - fs ,y f---H ' , , I r , l S' 4 J Y ,Q -. X df I as ,HW fx f . I I fha f X Sandra Abshire Annette Ankinson ar F' B .1 1 'ff 4 'fd 4 , H-, . fr x ' A fa. f X , , , V A , 13 ,, 4- 'A 'fl-3' V x ' 4 it I ff ri pf' A M fr, E ,-L , fi X A 55,523 ' 3 1 za David Bautsch Jerry Blackburn , ,, - 4 Ar A 5 , , z f 4 . 24 ff, Q 4 yay? I f af , ff g f 4 fax X f ' Q J ff X aff ,,,,,, : , A ,,v- ,iii 5 n,V gi Mary Jane Allen Morris Babcock Connie Beilue James Botary ll' an .+.nx'R' I ll , fc'-a. Leroy Anderson Billy Baber W? A X Q 1 N . 'G'-1' ..i 1- bg: ,- X fl, ., S a! , fwfr' 5 X X, x X RY , Agues Anderson GCI16 Al'I101d Margaret Ann Baker Rodney Baldwin af-. Af .1 A as rf' f I. 1 wi ' f :yr 'y 'fy ,W Q , ,, In Their Seventh Year of School 4 aa K s Kg W , Y, M1 I X ,X Y Virginia Bell Terry Bradburn f 1 W ' 1' 1 f if W ,, 'j' , f ' if ,- I f K , , 4: Q Z , ' I I, ' is A f ' f A a A11 J 'f . f -W V - 4 , 7 Z A-i ff 1 ' AW, '4 f 'V' I f 'MV 4 f 'Z Zh. if ff .4 2 if Gary Bird Lynda Blair Marshall Brashier Thomas Bridges ,V,V,V , ,V 7,51 gm-J f .ag 1 I ag A 1423! yiri 3 frra A J Q A ,ki .rf fx ,f ' I' r ,,05 Henry Brown John Collins 6 A fa' C A A . W, C ' 5' 3 A 'ffl s W M W as f-'fs jf- C.H. Cain Ronald Catchings Mary Agnes Cessna Sherman CMYIOU Jack Crain Carol Dennison Lillian DeHart Loyce Drake A . --9 - ,. - -3- .Vf 1 I , 4- , X M i I I fhey Have Much to Achieve v A '7 Y s Joe M ack Duke Jannelle Fregia 3 il f-4 9. ff G' ' , ' ,A ff 'f x 1 I l . i wy- , , x A M r Q- Q ' 1 I Sybil Flowers Nancy Franklin Jimmy Franssen Robin Frazier R, W, Fgegia Gwynne Gamer Gale Garrett Manuel Gates P. Q' FF 4 ZR .an wry 15 ,i M' as .w C 7e M-7 -1 yi! X ', I X V X I' f L X lr ,K hx rn f 1:85 f , I he R, f , E Peggy Sue Gray Sharon Hill ff .18 Vfr ,rf . ,J gf 7 7 i X, W ,Q ef'59n fl 'fxkg 53 F3 Bennie Kirkendall Gene Leake Timothy Manry William Mason 3 -Q' Q -. I? 'XX . 1 f' W Q , , J., LA, K X X - . ,ff-'A rv fx ,V X 'ff Kenneth Gre ak Larry Hines ' .hz ff imlf? Q 5 V7 X X i r in . , f W X, Mir, A t .6,, VV f ,4r,, W , Laura Livingston Elouise McCulloch ff A ffiiifV x Lonnel Moorman Charlotte Moore Sammy Moreau Vrrgrrua Moss Norma Jean Murph Sadre Murphy Mary Arm Murphy Alice Norris Beverly Oaks Diane O Bnen Il ,av he Mozfements ofthe Ulder People 11 al 'Y 1 ' . Dorothy Pavliska Wayne Roberts - J 5 M fdsxxfn f r W vi A or ,,., , ,,, ,., 13' a X Zlifford Roquemore Jo Ann Shane M72 I 'zf fa , ,rf . 6 3 Ed? - I .S S, X F cf aff-Y' is. Y f if of X '31 A , f 34' f ,. 5 V 5' ,,,K . ,, ,ff 1- 5 , Q A , 1 f S ' , ., ,TTT f V l X 1 i ffl' 5 ' I , 5 2 1 Margaret Sanders Barbara Sargeant Ronnie Sellers Jack Shane Marie Shane Carolyn Sisk Mary Ann Smith Reece Stalcup 'Q' 1 if '-fx 'gy 'Y V aflrxyyz ' lg c ,,x l gy l ff X 1715 I fi 4 X Q They're on Their Way to the Top I y ra from rnrrrnnnn A V I Y at , Douglas Stone Carolyn Suoud Cyntha Summers Judy Swan Norma Swearingen Pat Tobias Sue Townsend Carleen Tiller Roberta Swinney Marie Thibodeaux W XI 4 ids, , 'H ' nf' , 15 3 l. 1 Vs a f 'N in 4' - Y 4 M , n g ' Y .n -v if 3 I' , X ' 1 y . .V L gay M 1 1 , I gl: VM, ,fmii l r A r I U f l 1 me 5 ' ,f , N , A V ,I -y . 1 v Q if L f Gerald Vanderhider Joe Villemez Richard Walston Carol WSRCYS Glenda R056 Wealfef Curtis Williams Jerry Williams Linda Williams Jo Ann Yokem Carol Lynn Zorn M X . .3 f 11. f 5' . A ff' , , V MA 7-', .X ' -Q l YT x ff E 1, X N K XX 4. 5 P waking Their Sixth Step V w . J v ' , lx Sim Abel Annie Bracewell fn at-'7' 'if 7 . -49 Linda Ainsworth Dorothy Brown -26? JN I I f I Linda Lou Bates Wanda Butler fb ' i if f . gfirfz, .x alll'-25' ffl 21' Baer. f, X 1 ,A Billie Ann Boyd Shelton Burch fog 0 we-sv ' Q ' s A at ffl J rf 1 -zffuf f' ' f-.fffz ' ffl: ?'l,if4fll ici, f ' 4 lil: r ' ,- A ll . n. Mary Lou Boyd Billy Chancellor -65- -A 5 'IOL J r gdnmf filfvr M iff? ,. y-as V N ff- A+ we u ' g g , .1 ' . ., 1 V' 3 H ,..1 X K, .,,, ,f ,f f 1, A g, 1 W 1 ' A, ii 1 A .- ' 512 X2 Qs: ' V K ytrr g 1Q X If Betty Crice Gerald Cheeney Douglas Chesson Robert Conway Charles Cornelius Jerry Curry , Q '-V'-m K V - ,L ' , U, ., .4 X A 'F' K ' J 4 I' I 4 wi it I f X xf, E r , , U ,fue 14 fc' WM f W! fm 5' F, If ., ' ' gi f 1 ll , fi xl E 1 ,, L ,- . .y A 1 ,A , f 5 l 5 Z Don Dial Ann Die Jeanne Drake Terry Lee Elder Ray Erskine PHYS FOI1d0I1 ' ,QL if E C We-v , , S ' 'vm 4-fu f I 31 ffr- A K 'X -1 ,, Q2 t ts- :iv as E 4 2 f X ' E x f x. ' if Frank Clark Betty Conway Frank Davis Buddy Dedman Sify -A 7,4 A- wf,',ggf I: I' .M 2 aw- -5 dad' ,. '.. y y ,X 1 ,L if They Never Look Back W 5 1' if, I 'jf ' f , '04 ,f ,V I -.1 Lf' 6, ef 4v W f .8 ,ff ff ., ... '22 1 - Sandra Duke Merry Dee Elder Clifton Fountain Benny Gaston v ,ww Klyne: S 1 In KE 1 V3r,Q,.,7:3:i,g,,,, ,WM .. NEI ms ... '. M.. , U. ' ,jj ' . ,I U. 41 rfb , - C R L r ,gh KU! - A 3 I 1, 1 N .I - P H L ,fx MQ-,fu K if QJYI f f L' ' fest C' 'I 'li f ? I g K'L 'Q :zrvri li Carol Goodson Claude Harding Jay Haywood Henry Hazlip D-BUS Hllggim Murray Kaufman Thomas Kuykendall Robert LaCour Linda Lowery Marlene Lawrence - ' fe 1' Q' -C 'V ' or fl r-' Qi -1 X L '5 t ' he lp' , . g p 1 H I' .qu iffy w ere A V Q in ' ,A - -J I -I' , -qgr '-J . 3 J 'fl X ,lx fi --P L L - l C J f 5' R ff ff 3 n v - , ' ' 5 X ' 5' - ' l I x 1 I 4 Q Q ' for Fumblmg Faults ' ' ,, , f .5 -' ' - 'A' 'N 4- , y t ,,. K fe 4 ,A f .A M 4 H- , L . Q37 5 X ,,..., -' V. f X 1 X X I Q x X Y ' f 1 - ' Q. 1 .IV f Q ,X Ronnie Layton Bud Lee Kathy Lindsey Glen Luckey Clarence Martin Beverly Miller Ethel Morse Dianne Mosely Elizabeth Murphy Cheryl Murphy P ' za, ,V ,Y 4 x F3 ,, 'Q ffi 6 A x - of s- 'P ' '!' Y' rein, ISIIIAA Q56 was . A f 'Z -' '15 ,s f ' 3 ,' fl M' so f Q2 1 P , Tlv ' iles 1. MA ' -. ' N 11' t K ,,f,,a 6 ,, f..f4ihwf af ,f f K ng :fs 4 If , 5, a 1' 5 S, W mf x Dorothy Murphy Charles McAdams Mary McKay William McKay -mr f 2 , A , ,ff 6 'Q I , ..,V i ,ki r Y 3 ff' c 5 it .f X X Q Pat Patterson Meredith Richardson ' 1 yi-f ,-an f P if fig K Albert Pavliska Richard Roquemore ,P ar i 's ' ,t . fl Richard McCarst1e Van O'Quinn P JK 5' ,A ,f Kp- 4r ', Sandra MCCu11a Glenda MCDOW611 Kenneth Parker W'-0? Kay Parrish , ,f we -V - With Laughter and Play ' A S AQ: , 4 7 X ' Z, ' ,Q If ' ,f '17 I, if . K! ,f , , , , f . . , ,, XXI i .X 7 K' ,V fjr, 3 X F X V . f ', f' ' h fw...I sf, H , , f 1 Herbert Purswell Carolyn Jean Rose James Raley Donna Sanders , . 5 y Deanna Reed Bobby Scott Fi E rw ,f 7 fag? - rs ' ' if ,W M if 1 1 XX s s is -fe -3 f -A -47 1 ,I ,Q 'N 5 4' my 1 I! fx Linda Sgroi Margaret Tanner 44-5- Q -I ,, , .faq ! J sn' 9 :ll M tg tx! U r'I f Gail Tyler Dorothy Wells 1915 of ' rx y I faqlf 1 K 1 J 1 I Y' fl , K 4 1 f 1 F x Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence The Hayes Memorial Park and the city swimming pool Q pictured at the rightj have been the newest recreational facilitiesliberty has provided as a town. Yearly, free lessons in different types of swimming are provided to those children and adults who are swimmers or non-swimmers. Recently a sizable wading pool for children under the age of six has been added. The park is equipped with brick barbecue pits and picnic tables for outdoor cook-outs and picnics, Playground equipment is set up for the children and families who use the park, Activities and ports .. ,.,,- 1' 1 Q-I--.. ,J-:v.'ag' m -L '.v 6, . , .ff '..r, up 5 si, 5 au' nv . nf, i . . 4 0 'f tl ir .'. 1 K' A -in Aj ' 'rot ,g :- .' 1' , ' I .9:'c- 5' Q - ' v- ' u , ,rr 5 H4 A K A Q' ' lv 1 -, 1 i A l aa- 'A ' -.af5 is -I' 4 'I -.av ' -J' Sv- R IPAH Us A -,-,su ,Qs ,. , ., . U , 'J' , , .bi 1 'Jai' X ' ' .. - 1' 'X r K X N X s'.,, n Plti ,.. a..v'x:n .Ln .A 4 '41, 1 1 ,. 'fb' A .. - ' .gl v' in Q ' . fm , U' 2.191- ,,f. Y -- ..' R' ' . ' - l f X .wj , Q' 159 ,hm ,, AI, '- . '-'71 div P! J. 0 5 sas? '27 c J? 1 2 -,Qs L. Jw- 4 J ..,. , -E .j Q -'env L ul ' at . 4-X sq' 51. M154 ' J . 5 I' K . ,Ji ' Q. ,Ii-',. ing Au' D ,Q O Together We Solve Problems FIRE MARSHALS These boys work to promoter safety for students in the school and community. LEGISLATURE This group works together to further cooperation between teachers and students l60 t Clubs Develop C0-operation Waikiki gl' W' W, .. A :xg J ' .-- , . if , , .V gan, RA 1 ., , , LIBRARY CLUB The library club offers much in the interest of research and reading enjoyment an-v , 5.5 Y PROJECTION CLUB These boys have the opportunity to explore a new and different Held through the projection club. lbl Singing Keeps Them miling A ?' Z N J . ' s i ' - is i fig f l e 1 'ef', ' if Q ee so 5 ? Q 1 L Q TUNE TEENS From left to right: Mary Agnes Cessna, Pauline Sisk, Frances Hazlip, Elouise McCul- loch, Jody Blazek, Gerry Blake, and Mary Frances Varnou. Singing together is one experience that these girls and boys will never forget. The Tune Teens and the choir have kept busy throughout the year providing entertainment for them- selves and others. 'Z ,,' st, he CHOIR I 62 fy, 4, y 329, if' pf' ' I , f f-ff I I 0 0 W I, I ,Cf ,fly fv The Junior High Band sparks half time activities, Clnflfkmiia Step lively is the motto of the twirlers who lead the Junior High Band. They are from left to right: Don- na Walker, majoretteg Betty Lou Courtney, drum majorg and Jo Ann Yoakum, majoretre. l fs 0.4! f ff?-A .M -.. YN.- -M 'J'- DN ...-.....---- 0- fa' QL, ::x These cheerleaders help build team spirit, They are from left to right: Jo Carl, Ann Dennison, Mar- go Fowler, Janie Florence, Gail Garrett, and Nancy Franklin, Programs and Elections Provide Variety ANNA LEE D UNN Junior High Favorites It 2 !fi The Christmas play and talent show received en thusiastic participation from the students. WARREN CLARK Graduation Marks Beginning of High School .d.--- L x..- K-1 JANICE MARTIN - Valedictorian ROCHELLE THOMSON - Salutatorian L '1' .I PS o 4 gzlnki f 'ul 11, mqd These eighth graders are striving for perfection in this practice for graduation. l65 Football ' X, 1, N,,- 1 COACHES ROBERT SUTHERLIN - Assistant JOE M. WESTERFIELD - Head f Manager JACK WARNER 1955 FOOTBALL RECORD WE THEY 25--- --Dayton--- -0 25--- - Neder1and--- - 6 6--- --Amelia- 18--- -PortAcres-- --'7 13--- -Vidor--- --12 42--- --St, Anthony-- - 0 2'7--- -- Silsbee- 70 7 r Q 72 EB! dl 59 First row, left to right: Joe Bryant, Shorty Davis, Franklin Ripkoski, Brack Jones, J,W, Holt, Lewis Foxworth, Gary Sitton, Lamar Thomas, Don LaCour and T.K. Newman. Second row: Billy Brackin, Jerry Barber, John Rudd, David Maxwell, John Ager, Charles Martin, Steve McGrath, John Brooks and Bobby Collins, Third row: Coach Westerfield, Rolan Johnson, Bobby Williams, Adrian Bunyard, Ted Mitchell, Nolan Skipper, Harrell Burrell, Lee Langford, Sandford Roquemore, Warren Clark, Carrell Burrell and Coach Sutherlin. JY' :l ': f1' ,..-.1-..--4.-., , F! Q1 III- Y . 4- 2 ' . .'- H ., ,i J ' . ...E ff, B 'Eff I fv. 4: . ., Y H lj: -r f 1 '- .Lf-,ia -Nf.yr.,V,.,z 'QM , A X:-.0 . 1 , L - D, ,Q Jw: '1F'?fT-f'- dlfazal' -. - .g-fa' 'Q ' - -I QK 4'4'1 '-'A '-'Q' 1 A U 3x'7 L' ' .1 'af' ' ' L 7- ' f . - W iff i I ' ' . fr' fat '1 ' ff-, '.: 135 ,, G - 4 T- 9524331 ' D ' , lr , 3-M5 Y ' S,'01:i',g,s5f'LA'1L 1'-w ,. .- W- . at V 4'-' P' J, ' 'u' ., JK' We -s.'T3 ' ..fr1D.dL THE STARTING ELEVEN I67 avi 51 x V, BACKS Front row, left to right: Nolan Skipper, Sanford Roquemore, Ted lviitchell, Bobby Williams, Warren Clark. Second row: Coach Westerfield, Steve McGrath, J.W. Holt, David Maxwell, Frank Ripkoski, Lamar Thomas and Coach Sutherlin. I1 4? PJ, 3 2 2 LINEMEN W so 2 29 15 'Q ' ,. ,+V M., ,, ' F 4 .iss . f lf S I , J ' if 1' - ' ' 'G 32 5Pri'i:'f , f' V 4 ' f ' .w .Q - ,, ' -1, . V' - ' f 4. A ' 3 aj 1 X , v 4 ' t , . ,-.gd 23 Vi, ,J L -1 ,, 4, 4 ? ' K O S I ' . , Y 1, ' ,J-gf1,,, mth we , 11,5 ff . F R A ,af .F ati, if Front row, left to right: Adrian Bunyard, Lee Langford, Billy Brackin, Charles Martin, Jerry Barber, Bobby Collins, John Ager, T.K. Newman. Second row: Coach Westerfield, John Rudd, Joe Bryant, Carrell Burrell, Don LaCour, Shorty Davis, Brack Jones, Lewis Foxworth, Gary Sitton, Harrell Burrell, Coach Sutherlin, nB If - Ronnis Rudd, Gene Arnold, Donnie Rudd, Buck Hightower, Joe Villimez, Kenneth Greak. Second row: Frank Griffin, Jimmy Noble, Doug Jackson, Buddy Shrader Billy Griffin. I68 .,.,a .,,,.,, ,.,, W-, , 1 WC X117 15 4' 'v 'K C 1. Q- r Basketball TEAM Front row, left to right: Billy Brackin Bobby Collins, Glen Traywick, Jerry Barber. Second row: Nolan Skipper, Ted Mitchell, Bobby Williams, War- 'en Clark, Adrian Bunyard. .N I I KW , ig! lj 1 ! l x i ' B x X l l X 3 Q - , A um l ' 1 , B ,,.., ' A' , M uv if rw' i..'L.sf 'T.lr:q -' M... 1- STARTING LINEUP X. . B TEAM Front row, left to right: Brack Jones, Gary Sitton, Shorty Davis, Buck High- tower, LW. Holt, Gene Arnold. Second row: Jimmy Noble, Lamar Thomas, John Hill, Lewis Foxworth, John Rudd, Frank- lin Ripkoski. -Ml' If l,L L Y 'Ti A 'D Track Front row, left to right: Adrian Bunyard, Frank Ripkowski, Bobby Williams, Ted Mitchell, David Maxwell. Back row: Billy Brackin, John Hill, Lamar Thomas, Lewis Foxworth, Lee Landford, Charles Martin, and John Rudd. l 1 1 1 3' if Aiwlh Softball Front row, left to right: Tommy Smith, Danny Williams, Jackie Telford, Buch Hightower, John Davis, Frank Griffin, Buch Jones, Butch Henson. Second row: J.W. Holt, Mark Davis, T.K. Newman, Billy Griffin, Douglas Jackson, Steve McGrath, Ricky McCal1a, Ronnie Phears. Third row: Dalton Hargraves, Richard Harris, Ronnie Rudd, Warren Clark, Donnie Rudd, Turner Henly, Huey Richardson, and Jimmy Noble. B 9' Track Front row, left to right: Coach Sutherlin, Frank Griffin, Billy Griffin, J.W. Holt, Buch High- tower, Jimmy Noble, and Coach Westerfield. Back row: Dalton Hargraves, Tommy Smith, Steve McGrath, and Warren Clark. Girls' Physical Education us-.Q AM' Es? Softball is still a favorite with girls as well as boys. A lot of fun is had on this diamond. EERE ..-' .- ,-.sv ,ia - Z i .a H' t '.: , --2 N - f 'J' 'ini' -,Liu --', ...gf', , v' ' 'Q' ' 4- . , :H i.'.,Q3f'g-Q.-3 v 4- was s isa- .e a a 1,-ffl:--ufs,..:iv-- -, ff '--'- g-at -ns, .--- A new activity in the gym class this year is tumbling. Here we see a few of the many stunts the girls learn. in a 'J in 'ii rr' res: :ser ass Q!! --- t--- iii ww fmt riiii riiil ' u-um un-in V ' - ' fr t iq.,-f----s -l 'UU' ...........x, ..1.a..,t - i 'Y Obi-Bt tial PTH Volley softball is a new game which these girls enjoy playing. Liberty The Cradle of Texas Independence One of Liberty 's leading natural industries is oil. The town is sur- rounded by different oil fields owned by numerous companies, Since the oil boom in 1925, the city's growth has been amazing. Only three years after the boom the only paved road, now known as Highway 90, ran from coast to coast through Liberty. Paved streets, modern buildings, and new residential additions have been made to add to the growth of the town of which everyone is proud, Advertising L iw... I, 71 1 ,, . se'-9.!!' - nz '-..... og -'an.s-- 52 I f A , 'XX' f Q ' ,Ai . . I f' ' N. '- AJ ' n 1 xr ' f -X ilk .' 'I an U . AE L ,P tl, ,N I ,4',.A ,. . , ., ., , ,, .qgfilll . -tl-1.05 ' ' 4. fgiv wf'f ?-r' v i -- H---M -.4 'l av' L: -K -- 'L, ' Y - Y' hN4+:l'A fF .311 1-N vi.--ef we H, .7'FfiT' ,gh , .L V I K, . , ' 11 ' Qrfrfl L ' T . E A 1 'P 4 ,gp Q -H0-X' IZ' Li Y' fs f':A' - i' 1l l41 Mc: lj-ENDCDN MO FOR CQQMDANV 2: -fp, 1. - f a m :wx is '14, ,V ' Qww, n-1 , Jeanette Williams and Elinor Wilson are being shown the outstanding new 1956 Ford by Mr. McLendon. Highway 146 Liberty, Texas Ford ls Out Front With the Finest Car in Its Field I74 I Compliments of SERVICE STATION CHAIQLES VV Go to the Games P' With Humble ESTATE Devers, Texas Dependable Natural Gas Service Best Fuel for Home - Business - Industry LJ N ITEU EAS CORPORATION WI Success to the Graduating Class SUPPLY COMPANY or Distributor s of Wils on-Snyder Pumps OIINK I Kewonee Boilers Nexot Gas Lift Complete Oil Field Supplies Phone 1140 Liberty, Texas COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY I75 Mr. Murphy points out to Patricia Courtney and Lola Koenig the streamline features of the new '56 Dodge. Phone 12 Highway 146 f Fashionable Apparel in Quality Brands at GAS COMPANY Butane - Propane Systems .TOE B, QRED1 BURNS, Owner Phone 696 Phone 358 BOX 609 Llberty' Texas 334 Main Liberty, Texas VAN DOEN5 , 2 SERVICE STATION CAFE Humble Products Phone 850 812 N. Main RaYW00dv Texas Liberty, Texas I76 W' R ' For t e est in orts ear Bn.u.nNe5n.EY h B SP W See Us CONSIGNEE f MAN'S SHOP 331 Main Liberty, Texas X f GULF OIL PRODUCTS INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Since 1917 Phone 432 Liberty, Texas 322 Main Liberty, Texas TRINIT Y PUBLISHING C O. Er-1'f 7, ..... F J. L. and Melton, the Carre11 brothers, are waiting to deliver the Panther Paw as it comes off the press. - II7 1. I EBEIQTY VENH-Je, CTCJIVI 1-Immv Jimmy Morrison and Pat Boyt examine some veneer after being given an explanation of the process through which it goes. Highway 90 Liberty, Texas i we C ongratulations From Your Grocer Friend if Eat at f 1 W CAFE For Good Food Devers, Texas STORE We Carry Everything You Need in Groceries and Meats CLEANERS Phone 243 MR. AND MRS. HOWARD PYLE 434 Main Owners Phone 42.3 Liberty, Texas , 816 Main Liberty, Texas TE LEVI ESI CIN! AND RAD! O SALES CO. FRANK FARMER and LUTHER GRAHAM, JR, Phones: Day 680 - Night 340 816 Main Liberty, Texas UULIAN JANNISE GULF STATION Highway 90 Phone 2.201 Raywood, Texas DOCTOR - LAWYER - MERCHANT - CHIEF ..... Whatever profession or job you choose you'11 find Reddy Kilowatt power an able helper --a partner working for Better Living for America. For Community Betterment Wherever We Serve G5L.JL.1- STALTES UTILITIES I79 ' - ' . - A' ,M Hn., Much improvement can be seen in comparison with Pace-Stanci1's former residence and this modern structure. on SAUNDHQS DAT , -JO!-I N SONS SERVICE STATION Buren Phone 188 gr. Highway 90 T-L Y --V '-'fifth ' mga, Liberty, Texas J, D, SAUNDERS, Owner Better Foods. . 2326 Hwy. 90 For Less Telephone 151 Liberty, Texas ' 5 FOOD MARKET Phone 755 820 Main Liberty, Texas I60 SERVICE a.Urv1B1-E12 QQMPANV Building Materials Hardware Paints Roofing Materials Douglas Bass and Delmar Joe Rogers are placing an order for various building materials 114 Independence Liberty, Texas I8l 4 LIBERTY COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Lahorna Hill and Hester Briscoe stop in to chat with Mrs. Garth Christopher and Mrs, Edna Hill of Liberty Loan. Phone 44 1915 Trinity Life Insurance Investrnents Real Estate Securities D, S, RED ROGERS, JR, Phone 860 P. O. Box 271 Liberty, Texas 05 I For Friendly and Courteous j Service Stop by the Queen Burgers Shrimp Oueen's Fried Chicken BARBER SHOP Hardin Road Liberty, Texas Liberty, Texas l82 For Low Prices and High Quality Visit. . . Phone 588 430 Main Liberty, Texas zgmawaag CASH STORE 408 Main Liberty, Texas CGASTAL SEED CCDIVI PANY Seed Rice Raywood, Texas The Best in Quick Ambulance Wm-n ITE HEEON S 1.01365 ZS HOTEL COURT FUNERAL HOME Phone 18 Liberty, Texas 1517 Trinity PM Bom.: NGS SERVICE STATION Highway 90 Texaco Phone 722 Liberty, Texas 1924 Highway 90 Liberty, Texas Compliments of. . xAf122'EJT-I'gCjJ2N ZQZ Z7 Phone 303 337 Main Liberty, Texas TEXAS ANU lc rOl JIS IANA Welders - Boilermakers Oilfield Mechanics Liberty Daisetta Beaumont HUB'S GROCERY 8: MARKET Always at Your Service Our Greatest Asset Your Good Will Wanda Maxwell and Patti Keisewetter are seen demonstrating their ability as homemakers. Phone 1376 or 1377 ll8 Independence Drive I84 an For Quality and Good Service. . VV P-4 l'I'i ES FOOD MARKET AIXI AUTO SUPPLY Phone 90 Raywood, Texas 1912 Sam Houston Liberty, Texas Curb Service 7 Days a Week STACYS at SERVICE STATION f Phone 2.600 Highway 90 Devers, Texas Liberty, Texas LIBERTY JEWELRY STORE 50' H . le H :hui 3 If H l..-Q' x,. EN x Lg Q fi , 5 4 r H yi' rx! 1' MXN F, Audie Creel is explaining to Coleen Barton and Carolyn Miller the economical value of purchasing this sterling silver coffee set. las If It's Good Food You Want Come to f EQLJV 1 - FURNITURE COMPANY GROCERY AND MARKET 1828 Sam Houston Liberty, Texas Liberty' Texas For the Best in Plumbing u C au C ompliments VVILLIARASON ofthe PLUMBING AND SUPPLY COMPANY GRIFFIN, 512. y 621 Main FAMILY Liberty, Texas INC. General Contractors Phone 1110 Liberty, Texas C5 U Y PONTIAC-CADILLAC, INC. A Good Deal or No Dea1 INSURANCE 2018 HWY' 90 Phone 75.7 Two Offices to Serve You Liberty Texas Phone 36 - Phone 888 Liberty - Dayton I86 H .qv-A, v- ..q-i'f-- K ...qw '4- i T14 ' .q f 'vwiufq , DF-VIE-3123 l.U M Publi cixcjpm PANV -T' 'L 433 -9 Whiz -'sn-4 .-34 fr!- ,,,.,,-'--' -X, 5. ' '--f- - .- .1 ,, ,J ..., - Lf,- . ,f .- 'ai L ' ' fmtmmvww-If'--.M-M 1 KIf h '- o 1f2't' ' ,. - .1-un... ' . -3'r 4N .-1-i f-t . ,rf ,.'-. ,. xvn,-'Q ,!' :grin ji' -I. ' '- if . V, Q H' , U 1-Fkfi.,-H .49 Pictured above is a section of the Devers Lumber Company with a lift truck in the foreground. See Us Before You Sell Your Timber Box 409 Phone 478 Liberty, Texas I87 ' QM 'W'here Friends Meet Friends Phone 38 442 Main Liberty T T' Texas Mr. Miles is showing Jean Elkins, Mrs. McGuire and June Mitchell the new First State Bank. SERVICE 120551 N 'S TIRE SHOP With a Smile Tires - Tubes - Batteries 2 Ph 109 1708 ogrlfghway 90 IXI Liberty, Texas , Liberty's Favorite Where Friends Meet COTQIXIELI U5 SERVICE STATION Phone 743 Phone 832 U Highway 90 Liberty, Texas Liberty, Texas I88 --..... Wh!-UTI' ,.. 'JLTHW ,ni --.,,.- ,P T51 T BALI. TDITIZE TEXACO CONSIGNEE WATER WELL DRILLING AND SUPPLY COMPANY X Phone L, D, , TE CO Highway 90 L1 .wha Liberty, Texas Phone 73 BOAT WORKS Bell-Craft Boats Highway 90 Evinrude Motors Phone 72. Liberty Texas 1516 Sam Houston I Liberty, Texas GOLDEN'S FURNITURE STORE Fx dv-1 , 1 ,c wx W QQ ,L i H, fu Shirley Stine and Anna Sue Zorn are examining some home appliances. 509 Highway 90 Liberty, Texas l89 J F is fklsk 'lifbefly EMEN TS MQMARE AND 'MPL M I L Jimmy Davis and Mel Bradburn are discussing the quality of John Deere Equipment. 318 San Jacinto Liberty, Texas FLOYD WA I T Zzawaawdfj Phone 400 For the Best in Jewelry 623 Main Phone 590 442 Main Liberty, Texas Liberty, Texa s You Will Always Meet Friends - Bumper to Bumper Service at the f I HAME5 SERVICE STATION C, C, MARSH, Owner Humble Products Phone 1097 Phone 115 Main at Myrtle 342 Main Liberty, Texas Liberty, Texas l90 1 i f i E . sl '. E x E x 4 , N X I, L ' , W... ' i I E A R . .Y ff E ,I Q i,ffff'f , ' e,f- 1 ff fi If 4, Pictured above is the rice dryer of the Devers Division of the AMERICAN RICE CROWERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION AMERICAN 12nc:E QQQWEPIC5 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Eat More Rice l9I SC 1-I L..LJ IVlP5l 4 TQCHA f ki WE LL SURVEYING C OR PORA TION 19 Main Phone 1122 Liberty, Texas lVHl..l..lEl2 LIBERTY SERVIC E S TA TION Raywood, Texas HARDWARE C OMPANY Always Complete in Sporting Goods - Furniture Building Supplies - Tools Saddles - Leather Goods Phone 34 438 Main Liberty, Texas IV1 I ZE l.L.. CONSTRUCTION CO. 8: TRUCK LINE John Ager and Charles Martin are being shown a Mizell truck by a worker. 192 GILLILAND ELEC TRIC SHOP J, V1 -1 1. ., ,Amr . , ,N-nj Z.. Mrs. Emma Buchanan is showing Minnie Massey a new 310 Main refrigerator. Phone 259 Liberty, Texas CLIFF- GELJ L33 EQAND INSEC TIC IDES C OMPANY TAN NEP. SERVICE STA TION JC Q, LM ci fv 'swf Main at Myrtle Liberty, Texas W. A. MCGEE Extermination Termite Control Fumigation Raywood, Texas Liberty, Texas Phone 2111 Phone 393 7592442 ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstracts - Title Insurance C. H, SMITH, Owner K. F, DISMUKES, Mgr. 515 Main Liberty, Texas l93 ' Call Me Before You Need Me , Z INSURANCE Life - Fire - Auto - Bonds - Real Estate 517 Travis Phone 239 Liberty, Texas f I THEATERS FOOD MARKET Where Every Patron The Home of Good Food Is An Honored Guest Phone 2.46 PARK THEATER 1124 Highway 90 Liberty, Texas MILENT Z DRIVE-IN DE!-BJQIVI OQE MO TOR C OMPANY Your Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer Highway 90 Phone 789 Liberty, Texas ,few Foot Long Hotdogs Roof Burgers Tacos Liberty, Texas Hwy. 90 Phone 394 EVV BCDYT GENERAL MERCANTILE Devers, Texas m 1 GRIMES FURNITURE ST ORE Mr. Grimes is shown above with Bernadine Silva and Mary Lovell. Your Home's Best Friend Liberty Anahuac I Remember When We Sold You A 'TRIC YC LE Then A BICYCLE and Now We Would Like to Sell CLEANERS You Everything for Your CAR Congratulations From Your 2.02.0 Hwy. 90 ri n 1 Phone 480 LACIZ5 Liberty, Texas Main St. Phone 81 Liberty, Texas Your New , I Lincoln - Mercury Dealer LJ. . .B DRUG COMPANY M T CO. O OR For the Best in Prescriptions I Liberty, Texas xslt U53 SI'1'1a11 Enough Large Enough 3430II:Eain . to Know You to Serve You I , Liberty, Texas ' ' :Tis ' - MEARNS CHEVROLET C OMPANY Edrie Bridges and Lucy Sunderland are admiring the new '56 1 Chevrolet. 2106 Hwy. 90 Phone 159 Liberty, Texas THE f 1 f STORE DRIVE-IN N, Waldman Featuring the Stump Texas' Most Original Diner Phone 52 Phone 900 418 Main Liberty, Texas Highway 146 Liberty, Texas Say lt With Flowers. . . ZQMZZ ZQZWAQWZ FLOWER SHOP CAFE Phmle 292 Specializing in 617 Main Jumbo Hamburgers Liberty, Texas Phone 916 HWY. 146 Liberty, Texas I96 If 2 fa' Q-f - Pictured here is the main pumping plant of the Devers Canal Company located on the Trinity River. This plant serves 154 farmers and can pump over ZOO, OOO gallons of water per minute. lDI+Vl4I4E5 CANAL Commxmv I97 WWW HARDWARE C OMPANY Heavy Hardware Household Hardware Phone 50 306 Main Liberty, Texas C ourte sy C omes First at M Q CART V25 SERVICE STATION Highway 90 Libe rty, Texas MAENCDLIA PR. OD U C T S Mobifgas M, E, SHELTON Consignee Shop and Save at f I DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 810 314 Main Liberty, Texas DQ. 'PLP4 JLE 5Ol I LINE-.u CO Drink a Bite to Eat --- .-- - .,- .. -..EFT -- T 'T -L il4li'.L A S - Q 1 IQonnnuss TUEIUUYUFEMIE1 04 QWZ VV ' GOOD Highway 90 Raywood, Texas I98 FIRST LI EERTY NATICJNAI. BANK - Aw 1 , , I i Shirley Stine and Linda Syphrett are making out a deposit slip in order to open an account. I99 Qt LiL I A X XX ,XR 'bf-,MN-MQMN v'v7-'-w-..f.,.,,,v,mMq w--rm-wf-w-....,-,...,.,, .,., ..,,,,-.,. -., I ..,t,,,. ,,,,, ,W ,fwfr- ?.,.,,,,,-f- , M 'AMW fd if ff K!! , -f 'WJ W,,,,f f Nolan Andress and Warren Sterling are beginning a tour through Tri-County Lumber Company. For the Best Priced Lower Shop at crrv or: f 1 UTILITIES DRY GOODS Lights Water Phone 166 Sewage 540 Main Liberty, Texas Phone 44 200 Til . F2uC1Q HAQDIN ' 'Friendly Service ' ' Highway 90 Phone 416 Liberty, Texas THE LIVINGSTCDNI -- SHPJXDFPL COMPANY . Sidetracking . Straightening . Directional Drilling 1318 Highway 90 Phone 650 Liberty, Texas ARCHER- MAXWELL COMPANY KZ John Archer and Lloyd Maxwell have just inspected the new combines. ' zo: Compliments of WW! LIBERTY CELEBRATES SAN IACINTO DAY LIBERTY, April 22. Visitors and citizens of this town took part in a great San Jacinto an- niversaryhere yesterday. Many of those partic- ipating saw Liberty under quite different circum- stances last year during the Runaway Scrape. The program began at dawn with the firing of salutes and continued throughout the day. Dancing and oratory made up much of the festiv- ity. William Hardin made up the principal ad- dress at an evening assembly, and then toasts were drank. Among them were, Texas-May her foes turn pale at her name, and may she flourish until time is no more g the Star of Texas - a beacon light to the path of liberty , Soldiers of Texas - may their breastworks be Honor, and Fear always a day's marchbehind them. A toast to William Barret Travis brought a moment of silence to the crowd. After a total of thirteen toasts, the party broke up. From THE TEXAS NEWS May 6, 1837 LIBERTY--THE CRADLE OF TEXAS INDEPENDENCE 202 A K+ Q I P J' Xl 9,0 , 211 Jw, 'JA 4 x 1 x I A Tv J ffif S Q .Y ' i- P Q, Q! ,J any' N??: 31, 1 . K 0 if A vu, X Hug XA fm S . X F . E52 ' N fw FOOD MARKET Hardin Road I IIIIIIX 'f'-S. , Q, - 'i 'L A101 q ! s ,, E ' ' if-3 ' , fl .517 gill - 3 V iwlgxll - 203 This book has pictured the complete story of our school year. We hope you have enjoyed each page of it. In the coming years may you look through this book and have many happy memories. Good luck to you in the future. The Staff 204 1 1 '. n 5 , , , vt V 'f . , . X -ff M, JT ,F I H -9, H ' , f , L H53 if ' 1'1'1 ' ,mx-, fr '1 V- ,Q-wm.,wL3?g f gq,Tn:? 4, M- N .L .W 4 ' 'yqifil J ff' TF f ,. ff af' ' ' 'PG' . M T , , 1 Jr , 'Y - E54 36' 3 A fu , . . ,. 1 , A , f , ,fn -A I ',, 1 jlfu 5 Q I, M .,,9 ,, 'ax 1. Q , w 1 . ' -Q V , w H ia!Fi1E.6f5?Rn mr5S.6an.m. .2 MW 4 4' xi ,SEI AD! ,H-its fwfull 1 7, .,.A 1. . 1 Q LITHOGRAPHED BY K TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Ml DALLAS I TEXAS lf Th B st Yearbooks are TAYLORMADE L. . .- 2 7 , , . 1 f S N! , S 4 f ,590 , .-47 3 - a 3 K 1 ', pl 1 I ia fs 1 --f N I