Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)
- Class of 1947
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A-'fx-'I :gi -2- --L . ...wx wx:-man. .L . - - -. 5 .' +,i?5v '-me If 'r R3 V 1 V - 'V ,li A CLASS POEM By Beafrice Hardenbergh We all began a iourney Twelve long years ago: Bul now rhalr il is rrinally finished, Some are sorry ro go. We've nner lors of new friends, A+ every slrep we look: Some ol +hem were human, And some were in a book. Qur 'reachers have been kind, And helped us in every way: We're grarelul for rhar help And wish we could repay. We've gained a lirile knowledge- lvlore and more each dayg I+ helps us in our iasks More Than we can say. We're sorry we have io leave, We've had a lor of lung Bur rhe old rnusl rnove on And make room for The young. Well, good-bye Alma Maier- We'll miss your friendly walls: Bur you've given us a background To guide us in sirange halls. .qlze .gzffieflz glzacluafing Crlass Of efibefzfy School .gafzesents A-T f 4 A lfibevfas-1947 Ediior-in-Chief ,,....... Mildred J. L y Business M ger .....,.,.... Audrey Gr A + Ed + fWesley M ....4......s.....lNa+haIie O d Ed d Vogel i 15+ lyRb hl PM h saw wa' g p y uors.. ane A DEDICATION . . In The years belween 'rhe commencemenf exercises of +he firsl' graduafion class of Liber1'y High School and our graduafion in June, I947, much has been done +o enlarge fhe curriculum of fhe school +o enable fhe generaiion of fomorrow fo be well equipped in meefing life's challenge. More fhan half a cen+ury of progress has been mirrored in 1'he ac+ivi'ries of us, lhe fiffiefh graduafion class. Wi+hin 'rhe pages of fhis book will be 'Found a record of fhe year, our lasl' year in L.H.S. ll' seems only filling +ha+ we dedicale fhese pages fo l'ha+ spiril' of progress which has broughl' us so far, in 'I'he hope fhal' anofher fi'H'y years of fruilful service lie ahead for Liberly High School. IN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LlES .Mi IW.. CLASS COLORS Wine and Gold +110-H 'PUMP CLASS FLOWER Talisman Rose -00 DONALD J. HANSEN President WESLEY MANY LARRY KLEIN ALLEN HASBROUCK KT Secretary Vice-President Treasurer CLASS SONG ALMA MATER ln Ourselves lhe Fulure Lies - We raise +his mo'r+o 'ro 'rhe skies. l+'s our Jrask To clo our besl To prove ihal we have mel lhis 'rest As we leave you, L.l-LS., To 'rake our places wilh lhe resl, May we ever lhink of you When our hopes come Jrrue. l-lere's lo lhee dear L.l-LS.. Give her lhe praise 'rha'r's clue. Sluclenls pledge your reverence To Alma Maler lrue. Where for us lile's paih may lead, May our every ihoughi and deed. Ever lo our school days lead. L.l-LS. SENIOR RECORD . . . Now as we. The class of '47, are abouf To become freshmen in The School of Life leT us reminisce over our experiences since we became freshmen in Liberfy High School. Wifh The elecTion of Norberf MaTzinger as Presidenf, assisfed by Vice-PresidenT Tom Finn, Sec- reTary Wesley Many and Treasurer Allan Hasbrouck, we officially became The freshman class in The Tall of I943, diffidenfly ready for whaf The fufure held in sTore. ln December we sTaged our firsT imporTanT social funcfion, Holiday lnn, a Chrisfmas parTy, under The direcTion of Miss Mauer. As sophomores Tom Finn moved up To The presidency wiTh Allan Hasbrouck, vice-presidenT, and Bill Haflin, Treasurer. Wesley Many again held The posiTion of secreTary, which office he was To reTain ThroughouT The succeeding elecfions. Again a class parTy highlighTed our social affairs for The year. ThaT spring, class elecTions were held for The following year. Irving Doynow was chosen presi- denT and David Johnson, vice-presidenf. Bill Haflin, who refained his posifion of Treasurer, had To relinquish iT in The middle of The year To Norberf Mafzinger, due To his holding Too many poinTs. AlThough noT parT of our class hisTory iT may be inTeresTing To noTe ThaT several world evenfs made imporTanT hisfory during our sophomore year. ln May, l945, V-E Day was proclaimed, a monfh afTer Presidenf RoosevelT's deafh on April IZ. ThaT summer Japan surrendered, Thus end- ing World W'ar Two. By The Time we reached The sTaTus of iuniors we had gafhered enough courage To underfake somefhing never before aTTempTed in L.H.S. Under The direcTion of Mrs. Dowling we wrofe our own Junior play, Uncle Harry Comes To, which was presenfed in April. ThaT spring iT was our class' Turn To produce The STudenT Council officers for The following year. Irving Doynow, presidenT, and Donald Huffmire, vice-presidenT, were The sTudenT body's choice. Under The leadership of Donald Hansen we aT lasT could proudly be known as The Senior Class. Larry Klein and Allan Hasbrouck were vice-presidenf and Treasurer respecfively. We sTarTed The year successfully wiTh The magazine drive, in which The sales nearly doubled Those of The previous year, making This The largesf drive ever sfaged. AnoTher ouTsTanding evenT was The senior-faculfy baskefball game in March, in which boTh boys' and girls' senior Teams were vicforious. This was The firsT Time ThaT The faculfy was complefely defeafed. Ofher highlighfs of The year were The senior play, Spring Green, produced in November un- der Miss Rice's direcfion, The banquef in February and Senior Day in April. The evenT climaxing our social funcfions was The prom held in May. WiTh pride we, The fifTieTh graduafing class, can read over This brief ouTline which brings back memories of happy and evenfful years, and feel ThaT we have made a worfhwhile and memor- able imprinf on The pages of our alma maTer, L.H.S. V Q5 b xf ,lk wx N N ,S X 4.513 qs 5' JRMQA X Q l . Q Xzfa- ::,,.,:-sg . ka X x . is as X K 5 Y 5 ' . 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When he was a young lad The Tamily moved To Hanover. ATTer Three years in Hanover High School he enTered GeTTysburg Academy Trom which he grad- uaTed in l9l9. He received his BA. Trom GeTTysburg College in l922 and laTer earned his lVl.A. aT New Yorlc UniversiTy. ATTer serving as principal in Two oTher schools he came To LiberTy in l93l. ln The sixTeen years ThaT Mr. Panebalcer has been principal many Things have been added To The curriculum. His TirsT aTTempT To improve The school was The addiTion oT a course in insTrumenTal music under The leadership oT TeIle+a Bourne. The music deparTmenT has since grown unTil now There are boTh an insTrumenTal and a vocal insTrucTor. WiTh band and DAVID E PANEBAKER orchesTra came The need oT an acTiviTy period when These Two ' organi2aTions could rehearse and oTher groups, inTeresTed in spcicfal proiecTs such as debaTing, dra- maTics. Junior Red Cross, could meeT. A course in home economics was added To The high school curriculum. This was soon Tollowed by The addiTion OT a new wing To house a meTal and wood worlf shop and a caTeTeria. ln l94O a new venTure was underTal4en when a STudenT Council was inauguraTed. This was closely Tollowed by The TormaTion oT The SaTeTy PaTrol, a group oT sTudenTs who have charge OT The halls during The passing oT classes. To recognize high sTandards oT scholarship, leadership, characTer and service This school received a charTer Trom The NaTional Honor SocieTy Tor Secondary Schools enabling iT To seT up The iunior and senior honor socieTies. FooTball came To LiberTy High in The same year ThaT lvlr. Panebalcer did and has been wiTh us ever since. Baseball has been resumed aTTer a lapse oT several years while Traclc and wresTling have been newly added To The sporTs group. ln The near TuTure lvlr. Panebalcer hopes To add a grade supervisor and a guidance Teacher To his TaculTy. THE FACULTY . . . L. to R. CSeatedl Mrs. Winifred White, Mrs. Darothy Schumaker, Miss Grace Winkelman. Mrs. Jean Wcndlor, Miss Etlirqllljice, Miighlgia-Ljgsmoiglq, Miss Mar uerite uer, Miss,AM,aQ.AL.Ls1in. Mrs. IIannalLC,'a1hqgm, fFirst Bowl' iss Helen Burczak. iss cith Smith, iss Flmicslnglisli, Miss Helen Shipku. Mrs.,Hi1ida Travis. Miss mwll,AMm,lQ1n NQTT, Miss Ernestine Treyz, lVi1ss Edna Monroe, Miss Franrcs M x'fMrs. Eiimln-iii Ed- wards, Mrs. Theodosia Jewell, Mrs. Dorothy Stoddard. CSeCond Rowl Coach avi 11-oi'ge. Mrs. Qravi- Diiiin. Miss Ruth -Kiumll, Mrs. Euueng Dowling. Miss Louise Maier, Miss Dorothy King. Mrs. Jiisephiniifiiiyce. Miss ,S11ELwu1.1d, Mr. Matthew Gadziala. 'QThird Row? Mr. Ernest ALlC1Hil'. Mr. Rocco Cziivano. Mr. John NNT. Mr. Robert Meade. Mr. Herman Swettman. ML?Garfie1d Burnham, Principal David E. Paneiiihgf-Mr. Archie Pcttyf'Mr. Edward Bosman. DEPARTMENTS Social Siudies Ari M155 Frangeg Engliglq Mr. Rocco Caivano Miss Helen Burczak Commerce Mrs' Ida Hasbrouck Mrs. Hannah Calhoun English Mr. Mallliew Gadzfiala Mrs. Susan l:eI'SCl'l Home Ecgngmigg Miss Eihel Rice g Mrs. Vlfiniired While Mrs. Eugenie Dowling M U usic Science Miss Edillw Smilli Mr. Herman E. Sweilman Mr. Roberi E. Meade Mrs. Jean C. Wendler Afhl +. Mr. Edward Bosman e 'FS h Miss Dorollfiy King Mafhemafigg Coach Jack George Miss Rulli Knoll Shop Mr' Archie Peily Mr. Qariield 3urnlian'i Foreign Language Mr. Ernesl ALlCiGlV Miss Mae Auslin Library Miss Margueriie Mauer Miss Helen D. Shiplqa SENIOR FACULTY . . . Social S+udies Principal 1 , Miss English leaves her job for Irv. Doynow to do Don Hansen looks calm and Cool And in swcial studies he'll tell you how our As he replaces Mr. Panebaker to lay down the rule. country gI'CVV. Lahn Mildred Lowy takes over Caesar's navy in room 28 As Miss Ausiin becomes the second mate. Bio Coach Coach for a day, that's Sheldon Cohen On turtles and mice Norb. Matzinger will keep tab As he gives Mr. George his spot at the Bowl As he replaces Mrs. Wendler in the bio lab. O-Drome. A 09 f Q3 9 Q? F g FFT 9 if G K-.N '7 -K ll 5409 Lffff ? gf 6 O9 rf I -fxofe 1 QF fl? 40 f I - W S : ' f Z 47 5 - n C., X' W' CLASS PROPHECY--IQU7 . . . As David E. Panebaker, ProTessor oT School ManagemenT aT LiberTy UniversiTy, reaches To change The sTaTion on his new Television seT lmanuTacTured by E. 84 H. Dubs, lnc.l, a STern voice, ThaT oT radio announcer Irving Doynow, reTired cenTer oT KingsTon's proTessional baskeTball Team, inTerrupTs PorTia Faces John's OTher WiTe, sTarring Tiby Eradin and WinsTon Miller, broughT To you Through The courTesy oT John's Third wiTe. We inTerrupT This program To bring you The la+esT on The HaTlin kidnaping case. We Take you now To The Ferndale CounTy CourT House. Honorable Judge Richard DePuy pounds his gavel Tor silence as The iury Tiles in led by Harry Winand, capTain oT Navy's winning TooTball Team. He is Tollowed by Seymour Fiddle. mayor oT Parksville and Fred WeinsTein, police commissioner. STanley Rubenzahl, chieT phoTographer on Graham Russell's Neversink GazeTTe, rushes in iusT in Time To snap a picTure oT Marion Norris, composer oT The currenT hiT, 'Till The End oT Klein. As The bulb Tails To Tlash, Ed Vogel Talls ouT oT The chandelier and comes To The rescue To Take The picTure. JusT Then, Jerry Hadden, auThor oT The Tamous book How To Psychoanalyze a Worm, Takes his seaT. Pleading The case Tor deTendanT NorberT MaTzinger, John Grove's TirsT sTaTemenT is a reguesT Tor delay oT The Trial. ProsecuTing aTTorney Joan CosTello, inTernaTionally Tamous woman lawyer, proTesTs This acTion. As ProTessor Panebaker disgusTedly Turns The dial Tor anoTher sTaTion, he sees The Tamous guar- TeT oT Michael Finn, Renee MaiTre, Marion Eggers and MarTin Somers, conducTed by MargareT Searl, singing, To wash your cloThes or bake your cakes, use Margie Kelly's pure snow Tlakes l AT This Time sTaTion WLHS is presenTing iTs weekly music program sTarring Beverly KenworThy, conTralTo, and Lawrence MelTzer, Tenor, accompanied by RuTh Lebendiger on The oboe. Miss Lebendiger is now known ThroughouT The world Tor her scienTiTic invesTigaTions Tor Tinding The losT chord. ln compeTiTion wiTh This, sTaTion WMHS is showing iTs program Ladies, Be SaTisTied. While commenTaTor Nancy Kays is giving her daily recipe, her secreTary, Helen Kirk, is preparing To inTroduce The guesT speaker, Raquel Heller. Miss Heller appears because her new book, Wild Animals oT Which I Have Heard, is due To be published wiThin The nexT Ten years. Due To slaTion engineer Roselyn SpaTT, a com pleTe blackouT occurs aT This poinT, causing ProT. Panebaker To reTurn To The Trial reporT. Mary Muccino, ringmasTer aT Mary Bullock's Tlee circus, has iusT leTT The wiTness sTand and courT clerk, EThel Susser, is summoning BeaTrice Hardenbergh, currenTly engaged aT Jean Car- penTer's scienTiTic laboraTory perTecTing a poison Tor ,beeTles. She guoTed a sTaTemenT made by MaTzinger in December, I946 in room 30 aT l.iberTy High School giving a clear indicaTion oT his criminal inTenTions. AT This poinT proTessional ski-iumper, Anne Sullivan, iumps up To proTesT in- TroducTion oT any such TesTimony. When Judge DePuy ThreaTens To hold her in conTempT oT courT, she demands her lawyer, NaThalie Ordin. A commoTion in The back oT The room draws The aTTenTion oT police oTTicer James McCarThy and iT is Tound ThaT an argumenT over Their producTs has begun beTween Carolyn HeidT, sales- man Tor Adler ElevaTed Shoes, and Anne Weyrauch, head oT The Norm Cross shoe manuTacTur- ing company. By This Time RuTh Huschke, breeder oT The yeT-unnamed cross beTween planT and animal, has leTT The sTand and Donald Hansen, successTul New York diTch-digger, has come Torward To Tell whaT eTTecT The news ThaT his son had been kidnaped had had on his cosworker, William HaTlin, sTeam-shovel operaTor. He had been aTTending a perTormance oT Midsummer NighT's NighT- mare wriTTen by ThaT unbeaTable combinaTion oT Enid Cross and KaTherine CyperT and sTarring The greaT Shakespearean acTor David Johnson. The shock caused Mr. HaTlin To TainT and DocTor Tompkins lJune, ThaT isl was called. When iT was Tound ThaT she was noT presenT, Eunice Ereer, employed as veTerinarian by The Home For Homesick PeTs, aTTempTed To revive him. As The nexT wiTness, Jeanne Farrand, ascends The sTand, The male members oT The iury crane Their necks Tor a beTTer view. She is To TesTiTy To The whereabouTs oT her TiTTh husband, accused as MaTzinger's accomplice. I-Ie had been having dinner aT Corscardi's French resTauranT wiTh MarTin BrownsTein, whose Book OT Moose and Men, has iusT won The PuIiTzer Prize Tor TurTher- ing reIaTions among Meese and has awarded him The TiTIe, Dean oT Barnyard. The enTrance oT Sylvia Seiken, Tashion ediTor Tor The Coal Miner's Handbook, accompanied by her carToonisT, Carolyn Schumm, creaTes a disTurbance because oT her new haT designed by Madame Phyllis MergoTT and her booTbIack assisTanTs, Wesley Many and Meyer Rosh. A ring oT The door bell Torces The proTessor To shu+ oTT The Television and upon going To The door, he Tinds ThaT June GorTon has iusT IeTT his Evening Times on The doorsTep. Splashed across The TronT in banner head are The words: Vernon BeseTh Wins NaTion-Wide Beaufy ConTesT. The Three judges were I.aVeIIe Markley, Tobacco aucTioneer Tor Lucky STrikeq Rose STimeI who, being brave enough To siT on The bomb, is chairman oT The UniTed NaTions ATomic Energy Com- mission, and John I-Ieinle, muI+i-billionaire. Turning To The sporT page, ProT. Tinds Tommy Finn in The pool room Ibehind The eighT-balll. Pauline Goldwasser, world-Tamous iockey, has iusT broken The record by bringing in Tive winners in one day, while iT was noTed ThaT Phillip Mullen beT 20 To I on The oTher horse ThaT ran. An adverTisemenT aT The boTTom oT The page announces The TacT ThaT The book oT The monTh club is now oTTering Alice MoTTeTT's auTobiography, I.iTTIe Miss MoTTeTT in Wonderland. ProT. Tinally Turns To The back page and aTTer reading ThaT The Tormer BeTTy Jane I-Iavey and her husband have become The proud parenTs oT guinTupIeTs, he noTices ThaT The nexT aTTrac- Tions aT The neighborhood TheaTre will be The OuTIaw's BroTher-in-law, sTarring KaTherine ScoTT and Douglas Bowers. Under This, Dolores Yaun adverTises ThaT The TeaTured aTTracTion aT her Penny Arcade This week is Sue Teller, who reads your TuTure in The Tea leaves. Afraid ThaT he may miss The verdicT, Mr. Panebaker Tunes in again iusT as I-low Dumb Can You Be? , TeIevision's mosT popular quiz program, is naming nexT week's conTesTanTs. Harold Allison, deep-sea diver, will appear along wiTh Shirley Panebaker, whom you all know as Mrs. AnThony, and Mildred Lowy, modeler oT cloThes designed especially Tor The woman who is 5 TeeT 4 inches or under. Nora Mosher, Tamous maThemaTician who succeeded Miss Knoll aT I..I-I.S., and RoberT Dela- marTer, IecTurer on how To spend Two monThs in a hospiTal proTiTabIy, are To be guesT conTesTanTs. This is Tollowed by sTaTion idenTiTicaTion and The sooThing voice oTJean Carroll, who announces ThaT she is available iT anyone needs someone To siT in The reTrigeraTor and see if The lighT really goes ouT when The door is closed. She Then inTroduces her parTner, Virginia ComTorT, who can be hired Tor a nominal sum To Tollow The waTer down The drain and see where iT goes. The nexT TiTTeen minuTes oT The laTesT news, sponsored by Joyce Morris, currenTly replacing Phillip, is narraTed by VVaITer WincheI's sTand-in, Irene Krum. AT This poinT ProT. isagain inTerrupTed, This Time by The Telephone. Bruce Denman, The pres- idenT oT The board oT educaTion, has iusT received Two complimenTary TickeTs To a new puppeT show, sTarring Donald I'IuTTmire and produced by Marilyn Sacks, and reguesTs Mr. Panebaker To go wiTh him. In an aTTempT To geT back To The Trial beTore announcemenT oT The verdicT, The Proiessor, pass- ing a sTaTion, hears a Terrific rackeT. In Tear ThaT The Television seT has broken down, he sTops To invesTigaTe. IT Turns ouT To be noThing more Than Spike Jones' band which now has Audrey Griebel and Beverly Freer, each playing a haIT oT The cIarineT, and Regina Kile playing on The A TIaT Tin pan. Again his attention is caught by the voice of Harry Rubenzahl who, on his program of helpful household hints, is today telling all his admiring listeners the secret of being a successful farmer's wife. He is followed by Char- lotte Main who tells the ladies how to successfully manage their husbands. Her suggestion for today is that to get your husband to watch the children while you go out with Van Johnson, you must first get Van Johnson. Finally the station with the trial report is located as Estelle Kessler, foreman of the jury, who is now Georgia's undisputed Governor. is ready to read the verdict. But just then a great disturbance is caused by the entrance of detective Allen Hasbrouck, who calls out for a halt in the proceedings. He has with him pro- fessional hobo. Sheldon Cohen, who, in spite of his shabby clothes, can be recognized by the gold-engraved plaque around his neck: Six points in the 1946-47 Duso season. Sol brings the trial to a sensational close by his startling testimony that just as he was passing by the Haflin home. he saw Kilroy come out and force the child into a carg thereby exonerating Matzinger. Prof. Panebaker sighs deeply and, satisfied that his former pupil has been acquitted, he sets off for the puppet show. l-l LD ALLISO Academic Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball lg Wrestling 45 Model Airplane Club 35 Gym Dem- onstration 1, 2, 3, 4. YERNO oloy HQ, Ben College Entrance Varsity Football 4g Varsity Baseball 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 1g Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior-faculty Game 4. FREDERICK HENRY BOND Fred College Entrance Math Club 4. DOUGLAS BOWERS IIDOUQII Commercial Gym Club lg Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN BROWNSTEIN Moose General Biology Club 25 Dance Club 3, 4g Chess Club 43 Bowling Team 3, 4g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong Tourna- ment 3g Inter-class Basketball 3, 4, Senior-faculty Game 4. MARY, BUL.LQQ.K,. General Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Junior Play Usherette 33 Senior Play Usherette 43 Inter- rurals 1, 2, 3. JEAN CARRENTER Jeannie General Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra-murals 1, 23 Dramatic Club 2, 33 Banking Club 43 Calendar Committee 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Junior Red Cross 33 Senior Play Usherette 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. JEAN CARROLL Jeannie College Entrance Red Fross 13 Comment Stafif 23 Dramatic Club 33 Bank- ing Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. SHELDON COHEN Sol College Entrance Varsity Basketball 3, 41 Varsity Baseball 1. 2, 33 Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Intra-mural Football 1, 23 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 23 Chem-Cam Club 33 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Math Club 13 Chess Club 33 Dance Club 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Section 9 Volleyball 3, 43 Year Book Staff 4: Gym Demonstration 2, 33 Bowling Team 3, 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. . VIRGINIA coMFoRT Ginny College Entrance Intra-murals 13 Gym Demonstration 13 Comment Staff 23 Student Council 3, 43 Secretary 43 Year Book Staff 43 Freshman Handbook Committee 4. gf L kph, 12, 91 LUCIA CORSCARDI G3 If 1 amz-ff aa.-5, General Business Glee Club 1, 2: Bankers' Club 3: lntra-murals 1, 2, 3. JOAN L. CCDSTELLO Joe College Entrance Art Club lg Year Book Stall 4. EQNID Gl.OR!A Ginger General Art Club 1, 2. CAN-lERINE R. CYPERI Ca+hie General Art Club 11 Inter-rurals 1. 2. ROBERT DeLAlv1ARTER DeIIy General Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band'3g Orchestra 1. 21 Varsity Football 1, 3, 43 Track 3: Gym Demonstration 1. 2, 3, 41 Intra-mural Basketball 3. BRUCE DENMAN CuddIes College Entrance Safety Patrol 2. 3, 4: Dance Club 2. 3, 4: Chefs' Club 2, 4: Biology Club 3: Chemistry Club 3: Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior-faculty Game 4. RICI-IARD DePUY Dick General Intra-murals l, 2, 3: Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3: Inter-class Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3: Chess Club 2, 3: Dance Club 1, 2, 3. IRVIN6 DOYNOW Irv College Entrance Math Club 1, 2: President 2: Comment Reporter 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Duso Plays 3, 4: Thespian 3, 4: President 4: Class President 3: Student Council President 4: Safety Patrol 3, 4: Chair- man of Concession 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Year Book Staff Feature Editor 4: Freshman Handbook Com- mittee 4: Student Council Conference 4: Intra-mural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Inter-rural Baseball 2, 4: Ping Pong Tournament l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Announcer 3, 4: Class Will 4: Senior-faculty Game 4: Senior Day Faculty 4. EDITI-I DUBS Edie Academic Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Intra-murals 1, 2: Dance Club 3, 4: Bankers' Club 2. 3: Senior Day Faculty 4. I-IELEN DUBS lIDUbbylI College Entrance Inter-rurals l, 2: Dance Club 3, 4: Knitting Club 2: Art Club 1, 2. KMARION MARTHA EGQERS General Dance Club 3, 43 Art Club 3. JEANNE Dutch General Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 43 Year Book Staff 43 Glee Club 1, 2: Band 33 Biology Club 23 Dance Club 13 Activity Charter Committee 4. SEYMOUR FIDDLE College Entrance Varsity Football 43 Track Team 3, 43 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 23 Chess Club 43 Comment Staff 33 Dance Club 3, 43 Safety Patrol 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Senior-faculty Game 4. llloliilillll Tommy College Entrance Junior Varsity Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Co-captain 43 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 33 Intra-mural Basketball 1. M'QdfiEi.ELi1N Mike General Academic Biology Club 33 Intra-murals 1, 2. 33 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 Junior Varsity Volleyball 2, 33 Stu- dent Council 23 Senior-faculty Game 4. TIBY R. FRADIN Tib College Entrance Junior Dranatic Club 1, 23 Senior Dramatic Club 3, 4: lunior Play Committee 33 Duso Plays 33 Senior Play 43 Thcspian 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Band 23 Student Council 33 Nafional Honor Society 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Art Club l. 2. 3, 4: Inter-class Basketball 3, 43 Inter-rurals l, 2, 33 Spanish Club 4' Comment Staff 2, 3, 43 Feature Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Junior Red Cross 43 Year Book Staff 4: Prmphccy Committee 43 Senior-faculty Game 43 Em- pire State School Press Conference 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. BEVERLY FREER Bev College Entrance Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3: Band 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 33 Glee Club 1. Ell.lblICE.EJiEE!?,- College Entrance National Honor Society 43 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band and Orchestra Librarian 2, 3: Dance Band 23 String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 All State Orchestra 3, 43 All State Band 43 Bowling 43 Gym Demonstration l, 2, 33 Senior Sextette 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Thes- pian 3, 4: Secretary 43 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 43 Assembly Committee 43 Year Book Staff 43 Class Song 4g Senior Banquet Conriittee 43 Senior-faculty Game 4. PAULINE GOLDWASSER Paul Commercial Inter-rurals lg Stenographic Club 3, 43 Banking Club 23 Dance Club 3, 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. JUNE l-l. GORTON Junie Junior General Gym Club 2. 3, 43 Chess Club 33 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Charm Club 43 Gym Demonstration 2, 3, 4. AUDREY GRIEBEL Srila College Entrance Comment Staff 2, 3, 43 Advertising Manager 33 Business Manager 43 Quill and Scroll 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 1, 23 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross Presi- dent 43 Girls, Bowling League 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 4' Year Book Staff 43 Business MHDBQCFL T.5,3r4.y Play Day 33 Nyack Music Concert 33 Gym Danonslration 2. LEP' Joan e V, g QUMULWAWUUV, Jake General JERRY HADDEN Butch, Jr. General Dance Club 2, 3, 43 Math Club 2, 3, 43 Inexperienced Debate Club 13 Track 3, 43 Varsity Football 2. 3, 43 Wrestling 43 Chess Club 33 Baseball 33 lntra-mural Foot- ball 13 Intra-mural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Senior Play 43 Art Club 2, 33 Senior-faculty Game 4. WIl.LIAM2lgilfiLlN 1'cTBall College Technical Inexperienced Debate Club 13 President 13 Varsity De- bate Team 2. 3. 43 National Forensic League 3. 43 Treas- urer 43 Degrees of Honor, Excellence 33 Distinction 4, State Championship Debate Team 43 Second Place, County American Legion Oratorical Contest 43 Com- ment Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Exchange Editor 23 Assistant Editor 3: Co-Editor-in-Chief 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 President 33 Columbia Scholastic Press Conference 33 Empire State School Press Association 43 Year Book Staff Man- rarg Editor 43 Student Council 23 Class Treasurer 23 Baseball 33 Track 33 Wrestling 3, 43 Inter-rural Touch Football Champions 3. 43 Intra-mural Basketball 4: Chess Club 33 Band 1, 2. 33 Orchestra 13 Junior Play 33 Dusa Play 41 Thespian 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Safety Patrol 2. 3, 4g Class Will 43 Gym Demonstration 33 Ping Pong Tournament 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. DO LD J ' Don College Entrance Class President 43 Inexperienced Debate Club 23 Pres- ident 23 Varsity Debate Club 3, 4: National Forensic League 2, 3, 43 Vice-president 43 State Championship Debate Team 43 Junior Varsity Basketball 2. 33 Varsity Basketball 43 Baseball 2, 3. 43 Track 2. 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Thespian 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Senior-faculty Game 43 Senior Day Faculty 43 Year Book Stat? Sports Editor 43 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Senior Banquet Committee 43 Student Coun- cil 43 Chefs' Club 13 Math Club 23 Dance Club 23 Chess Club 33 President 33 Intra-murals 1, 2, 33 Inter-class Basketball and Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, BEATRICE HARDENBERGI-l Beetle College Entrance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 All State Band 4g Pep Band 3, 43 Library Club 13 President 13 'mer-rurais 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-class Basketball 3, 43 Arnerican Junior Red Cross 43 Year Book Staff 4g Girls' Sports Editor 43 LivingsLon Manor Play Day 33 Nyack Music Concert 33 Glee Club 1: Senior-faculty Game 43 Senior Day Faculty 4: Safety Patrol 4. ALLAN HAsBRoucK ' 3 Ame General Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Baseball 3, 43 Golf Team 3, 43 Intra-mural Basketball 1, 23 Intra-mural Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-rural Softball l. 23 Class Treasurer 43 Section 9 Volleyball 4. BETTY HAVEY -W 4-, Bea Jay W Ll, General Liberty High School Notes 1, 23 Charm Club 43 Stu- dent Council 2. CAROLYN A. HEIDT IINOUQII General Business Bankers' Club 1, 2, 43 Stamp Club 33 Science Club lg Gym Club 43 Intra-murals 1, 23 Inter-rurals 3, 43 Glee club 13 Business Division of Student Council 3, 4, Year BJ. k Staff 43 Gym Demonstration 1, 23 Senior P.ay Cos- tume Committee 43 Senior Play Advertising Committee 43 Photcgraphy Club 43 Senior-faculty Ga ne 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. FQ-QlZ.lN..lIl.EllblEE Honest John A College Entrance Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 13 Biology Club 13 Gym Club 13 Senior-faculty Game 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. RAOUEL. R. HELLER Rocky College Entrance Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 33 Junior Dramatic Club 1, 23 Senior Dramatic Club 3, 43 Chess Club 3, 43 Senior Play 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary 43 Junior Play Committee 33 Year Book Staff 43 Prophecy Committee 43 lnter-rurals 1, 23 Inter-class Basketball 3, 43 Senior Day Faculty 43 Thespian 4. DONALD HUFFMIRE l-kitty College Entrance Secticn 9 Volleyball Tournament 3. 43 Math Club 13 Inter-class Basketball 1, 23 Intra-murals 1, 23 Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Co-captain 43 Baseball 33 Golf 3, 43 Art Club 43 Dance Club 43 Freshman Handbook Committee 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Chess Club 33 President 33 Science Club 33 Secretary- Treasurer 33 Senior Play Stage Manager 43 Student Council 43 Vice-President 43 National Honor Society 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. RUTH l-lUSCl-lKE l-lusty Commercial Library Club 13 Gym Club 2, 3, 43 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 41 Stamp Club 23 Ballot Committee 43 Stenographic Club 3, 43 Senior-faculty Game 43 Library Club 13 Vice-President 13. Senior Day Faculty 4. DAVID C. JOHNSON llDaVeli College Entrance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 23 Librarian 33 All State Band 23 Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Business Manager of Junior Play 33 Chair- man of Concession 43 Class Vice-President 33 Duso Vol- leyball 33 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 41 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 President 43 Intra-mural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Chess Team 3, 43 Inter-class Volleyball 33 Senior Day Faculty 43 Thespian 4. KAYS llNanll College Entrance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 43 Senior Sextctte 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Ping Pong Tournament 2, 3, 43 Senior Concession 43 Bowling League 33 Gym Demonstration 23 New York State Sec- tional 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Senior-faculty Game 43 Fresh- man Handbook Committee 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. MARGERY A. KELLY Margie General Library Club 3, 4. BEVERLY KENWORTHYM Bev ,rf M College Entrance Intra-murals 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 String Ensemble 43 New York State Sectional 4: Senior Scxtette 1, 2, 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Senior Banquet Committee 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Advertising Com- mittee Chairman of Junior Play 33 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Day Faculty 4, ESTELLE KESSLER HES.. Commercial Glee Club 1, 23 Intra-murals 13 Bankers Club 23 Senior Concession 43 Stenographic Club 3, 43 Red Cross Council 2. REGINA KILE Ginny General Inter-rurals 33 Glee Club 13 Gym Club 3. I-l ELEN CI-'E-Butts 1 Commercial National Honor Society 43 Ping Pong Champion 33 Li- brary Club 13 Secretary lg Junior Dramatic Club 23 Stenographic Club 3, 43 Make-up Committee for Junior Plav 33 Costume Committee for Senior Play 43 Year Book Staff typist 43 Freshman Handbook Staff Typist 43 Ballot Committee 43 Senior Concession 4g Senior Day Faculty 4. LAWRENCE KLEIN ' ' Larry - College Entrance X..- Inter-rurals 1, 2, 33 Math Club 3, 43 President 33 Secre- tary 43 Junior Varsity Basketball 33 Varsity Basket- ball 43 Safety Patrol 43 Class Vice-President 43 Year Book Staff Assistant Editor 43 Senior-faculty Game 4. iRENE S. . llImplI General Junior Dramatic Club 23 President 23 Charm Club 43 Secretary 43 Bankers' Club 33 Make-up Committee of Senior Play 43 Gym Demonstration 23 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3. RUTH LEBENDIGER Ruthie College Entrance Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 String Ensenble 3, 43 Nyack Music Contest 33 Glee Club Accompanist 3, 43 Comment Staff 2, 3, 43 Assistant Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Junior Play Prompter 33 Senior Play Advertising Committee 43 Senior Dramatic Club 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Safety Patrol 2. 3, 43 Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Demonstration 1, 33 Ping Pong Tournament 2, 3, 43 Prophecy Committee 43 Year Book Staff Assistant Editor 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. MILDRED J. LOWY Mil College Entrance Tn'ra-murals 13 Comment Staff 1, 3, 43 Assistant Adver- tising 13 Assistant Editor 33 Co-Editor-in-Chief 43 Tnexperienced Debate Club 1: Varsity Debate Team 3, 43 Degrees of Honor, Excellence 33 Distinction 43 Chess Club 33 Junior Plav Stage Manager 33 National Honor Society 3-43 Vice-President 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Vice-President 33 National Forensic League 1, 3, 43 President 43 State Championship Debate Tea n 4: Fresh- man Handbook Committee 43 Prophecy Committee 43 Year Book Staff Editor-in-Chief 43 Columbia Scholastic Press Conference 3, 43 Empire State School Press Con- ference 3,43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Ski Club 43 Senior Day Faculty 4. JAMES R Jim College Entrance Biology Club 13 Spanish Club 43 Senior Play 43 Year Book Staff 43 Junior Play Committee 3: Senior Play Advertising Committee 43 Senior Day Faculty 43 Thespian 4. CHARLOTTE MAIN Char Commercial Knitting Club 13 Junior Dramatic Club 23 Stamp Club 23 Bankers' Club 33 Vice-President 33 Stenographic Club 3, 43 Charm Club 43 Gym Club 43 Senior-faculty Game 43 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-class Basketball 43 Gym Demonstration 2, 3. RENEE MAITRE Wl1i+ey Academic Glee Club 3, 43 Gym Demonstration 3. WESLEY MANY Wes General Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Inexperienced Debate Club 23 Art Club 1, 43 Comment Staff 43 Art Editor 43 Section 9 Volleyball 33 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Student Council 13 Year Book Staff Art Editor 43 Senior Day Faculty 43 Thespian 4. l.aVELl.E MARKLEY Stenographic Glee Club 33 Stenographic Club 43 Intra-murals 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Bowling 3, 43 Bankers' Club 43 Year Book Staff Typist 43 Comment Typist 33 Gym Demon- stration 3, 4. NORBERT MATZINGER A XJ 'P Norb Alb College Entrance American Legion Boys' State 33 Class President 13 Class Treasurer 33 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-cap- tain 43 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Thespian 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 2, 3, 43 Senior Dramatic Club 43 Senior Play 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Point Com- mittee Chairman 43 Diploma Committee 43 Year Book Staff Advertising Manager 43 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Chess Tournament 3, 43 Gym Demon- stration 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Senior Day Faculty 4. PHYLUS HELEN Mmeorr Phyll General Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Intra-murals 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleading 4, Inter-class Basketball 3, 4, Senior Dramatic Club 3, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play Prompter 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Bowling 4, Duso Cheerleading Meet 4, Senior-faculty Game 4, Thespian 4. WINSTQN P. lvllLLER Winnie College Entrance Dance Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Biology Club 1, Inter-rurals 3, 4. ALICE B. MOFFETT General Business Intra-murals 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, Photography Club 4, Costume Committee for Senior Play 4, Charm Club 4. X x NORA M. MOSHER nh W Mosh lll General Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Make-up Committee for Junior Play 3, Safety Patrol 2, 3, Gym Demonstration 1, 2. MARY MUCCINO Commercial Inter-rurals 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Stenographic Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Year Book Staff Typist 4. PHILIP MULLEN V V Warn , Umar F,-,,,... Moon Academic Junior Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Chefs' Club l, Math Club 1, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Gym Demonstra- tion 1, 2, 3, Senior-faculty Game 4, Senior Day Faculty 4. MARION NORRIS Sugar Academic News Notes Club 1, 2, President l, Vice-President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 3, Charm Club 4, Pres- ident 4, Dance Club 2, Senior Dramatic Club 3, Make- up Committee for Senior Play 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4. NATI-IALIE ORDIN Nat CoIIege Entrance Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Inexperienced Debate Team 2, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Secretary 2, Varsity Debafe Club 3, Secretary 3, Orchestra 1. 4, Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain, Senior Plav 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4, Ballot Committee 4, Calendar Committee 4, Year Book Staff 4, Intra-murals 1, New York State Sectional Music Contest 4, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3: Publicity Committee for Junior Play 3, Thespian 4, Senior Day Faculty 4. SI-IIR EBAKER Pen College Entrance Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble 3, 4' Dance Orchestra 2, 4, Safety Patrol 2 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Thespian 3, 4: Vice-President 4, Dpisu Plav 3' Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4: Intra-murals l. 2. 3 4, All State Orchestra 3, 4: New York State Sectional 4: Senior Banquet Committee 4, Calendar Committee Chairman 4: Gym Demonstration 1 2, 3: Class Song 4, Year Book Staff 4, Senior-faculty Game 4, Senior Day Faculty 4. MEYER ROSH CoIIege Entrance Chess Club 3, 4, Math Club 2, Science Club 1: Biology Club 2, 3, Inter-rural Baseball 2, 3, Inter-rural Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Wrestling 4. HARRY J. RUBENZAHL College Entrance Inter-rurals 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 3, 43 President 4. STAN LEY RUBENZAHL Stan College Entrance Comment Staff Photographer 43 Year Book Photography Editor 43 Photography Club 43 President 43 Inexper- ienced Debate Club 33 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 33 Senior- faculty Game 4. GRAHAM RUSSELL General Gym Club 23 Math Club 2, 43 Photography Club 33 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Art Club 4. MARILYN SACKS Shorty College Entrance Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Bankers' Club 43 Dramatic Club 33 Comment Stall Typist 2, 3, 43 Year Book Staff Typist 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Senior Play Usherette 43 Gym Demonstration 2, 33 Senior Concession 43 Ping Pong Tournament 33 Freshman Handbook Staff Typist 4. CAROLlNE SCHUMM Corley Home Economics Intra-murals 3, 43 Art Club 3, 4. CATl-lERlNE SCOTT Katie Commercial Gyin Club 1, 2: Charm Club 41 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 43 Basketball Conression 4. MARGARET SEARL PeQQY Commercial Inter-rurals 1, 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 41 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Steno- graphic Club 3. -lg Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 43 Bowling League 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Senior Basketball Concession 4: Committee for Junior Play 3: Senior Year Book Typist 4, Senior-faculty Game 41 Inter--rlass Basketball 3, 4. SYLVIA SEIKEN IISYIII College Entrance Junior Dramatic Club 13 Glee Club 1: Safety Patrol 2, 33 Dance Club 1, 2, 3. 41 Intra-murals 1, 2. 3, 43 Junior Play 3: Library Club lg Comment Staff 3, 43 Adver- tising: Manager 4: Spanish Club 4: Chess Club 33 Year Book Stall' 41 Quill and Scroll 4: Thespian 3, 4: Senior Day Faculty 4. MARTIN SOMERS General Corky General Varsity Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Inter-rural Basketball 2, 31 Inter-rural Softball 2. ROSELYN SPATT Rozzie College Entrance Comment 3. -lg Secretary 43 Junior Dramatic Club 2: Biology Club 2: Band 4: Year Book Staff 43 Freshman Handbook Committee 4: Junior Play Prompter 33 Quill and Scroll -1. lf! 3 ROSE STEIMEL Rosie Commercial Stenographic Club 3, 43 President 43 Glee Club li Intra-murals 1. ANNE MARIE SULLIVAN College Entrance Junior Cheerleading 3, 43 Captain 4: Intra-murals 21 Bowling 2, 33 Captain 31 Junior Dramatic Club 21 Pres- ident 2g Senior Dramatic Club 3, 41 Secretary 31 Presi- dent 4, Inexperienced Debate Club 2: Treasurer 2: News Notes 23 Spanish Club 41 Student Council 4: Calendar Committee Secretary 33 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 43 National Honor Society 4, Senior Day Faculty 4. ETHEL SUSSER ..E+.. Commercial Glee Club 1, 23 Intra-murals 1, 23 Stenographic Club 3, 4. aug TELLER Shorty College Entrance Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 3. 43 Senior Dramatic Club 3: Mixed Chorus 31 Senior Play 4, Dance Club 2, 41 Science Club 21 Duso Play 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4: Inter-class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Bowling 4: Ski Club 4: Duso Cheer- leading Meet 1, 3, 4g Junior Play Announcer 33 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Handbook Com- mittee 4g Thespian 4. JUNE TOMPKINS Stretch General Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior-faculty Game 4. EDWARD VOGEL IIRipll General Chess Club 45 Math Club 1, 25 Photography Club 3, 45 Dance Club 2, 3, 45 Comment Staff 45 Photography Editor 45 Year Book Staff Photography Editor 45 Inter- class Volleyball 3, 45 Inter-rurals 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED WEINSTEIN Mayor General if Junior Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 25 Base- ball 2, 45 lntra-mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Inter-rural Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter-rural Baseball 1, 3. ANNE WEYRAUCI-I Shorty College Entrance Comment Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Advertising Manager 25 Bus- iness Manager 35 Assistant Editor 45 Math Club 15 Gym Club 15 Inexperienced Debate Club 25 Vice-President 25 Varsity Debate Club 3, 45 National Forensic League 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Vice-Chairman 25 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Secretary 35 Chess Club 3, 4: Secretary 35 Inter-school Chess Tour- naments 3, 45 Safety Patrol 3, 45 Activity Charter Com- mittee 45 Year Book Staff 4, HARRY WINAIQDQ Red College Entrance Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 41 Varsity Basketball 45 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Safety Patrol 3, 4. DOLORES mum, Dolly Commercial lntra-murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Ping Pong Tourna- ment 25 Charm Club 45 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 1, 2, 35 Usherette for Senior Play 45 Calen- dar Committee 45 Dramatic Club 25 Stenographic Club 3, 4: Secretary 35 Dance Club 45 Bowling 45 Year Book Staff Typist 45 Monticello and Livingston Manor Play Day 35 Inter-class Basketball 3. JOYCE E. MORRIS ClwiIie College Enirence Biology Club 2, 33 Dance Club 43 Knitting Club l Bankers' Club 3g Bowling 4: Usherette Senior Play 4 Gym Demonstration 1, 23 Intra-murals 2, 3, 4. POPULARITY CONTEST MOST POPULAR STUDENTS ANN SULLIVAN IRVINO DOYNOVV MOST ALL-AROUND STUDENTS DON HUEEMIRE BEATRICE HARDENBEROH BEST LOOKING STUDENTS ROBERT OABRIELSON JEAN CORCORAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MILDRED LOWY IRVINC5 DOYNOVV MOST CO-OPERATIVE DAVID JOHNSON 0 MOST TALKATIVE LILLIAN PROSS BEST ATHLETES CHARLES HOLLAND BEATRICE HARDENBERGH BEST DANCERS STANLEY SCHNEIDER SYLVIA SEIKEN BEST DRESSED STUDENTS NORBERT MATZINGER THELMA EELBER6 BEST PERSONALITY IRVINO DOYNOVV JEANNE FARRAND 0 BEST WIT IRVINO DOYNOW O MOST POLITE DAVID JOHNSON THE JUNIOR CLASS . . . l,. to R. fSeatc-dl Kavthrine Slater, Joan Ralla .lane Heidt. Carol Rosch. Helen Hartman. Edna Bressler. Mary Joyce Rc-xforcl. Alluert VanDylie, Frank Jewell fpresidf-ntl Jeanne Coreoran. Jean Scarvalone. Bertha Bell, Barbara Melniek, llarriet Golant. Shirley Kranas, Berna Deinhardt. Anna Miller. tFirst rowl Thelma Felhergl. Maury Clark, Ethelyn Wacller. Mariorie LeRoy. Marv Lou Murrav. Maraiuerite Bressler, Beverly Antzis. Eva Jane DeLamarter. Alive Tanek. llarhara Switzer. Kathryn Sager, Lorraine Smith. Mary Jane VanDyke. Patricia Kays, Mary Ahrens. tSec'oncl rowl Ronald Beseth. Catherine Misner. Maureen Sullivan. Theresa Watson, Sylvia Soliolofl. Helen Ambra. llelene llyman. Ileleh r'.x.m'armS. Roberta Oestrieh, Isabelle Stewart, Joysan Quintal. Dorothy Sheeley. Leah Moffett. Miss Mae Austin. Miss Ruth Knoll. t'l'hircl rowb Stanley Palatnick. Lee Denman. Bernard Rexford. John Edwards. Irving Trainin, Ar- thur Friedman. George Sehrieyer, Charles Holland. William Stoddard. Walter Hulse. Daniel Bonne-ll. George Dexhei- mer. Roherl Osif. Fred liesetli. Arnold Feldstein. Arnold Peaeeman. Mr. Archie Petty. CFourt,h rowl Wallace Van- Deusen. Herman Sloclzina. Richard Benton, Ted Gregory, Jerome Mushkat, ow'nsend, Carl Killian. Alvin Ben- iamin. John Gregory, Vernon Sutherland, Donald Huschke, William Fraser. Leonard Friedler, Stanley Schneider, Leonard Katz. 5 'SQ Upon entering hiqh school, this year's Junior Class elected Alvin Beniarnin, tvlarylou tvlurray, Berna Deinhardt and Betty Rylen as president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, respectively. The outstanding event ot the year was the Freshman Stampede, one ot the most successtul Frosh parties ever staged in Ll-l.S. The tollowinq year, President Carl Killian, Vice-President Carol Rosch, Secretary tvtarylou lviur- ray and Treasurer Betty Rylen toolc over the trials and tribulations ot the class. Except tor a class party, the year was an uneventtul one. This year the elected otticials were Franlc Jewell, president, Albert VanDylce, vice-presidentg Jeanne Corcoran, secretary and Joyce Rextord, treasurer. Under their leadership, the class dot their heads together and produced two moneyernalcinq events. A class party, Do Dritt Inn, teatured Grossinqer entertainers and the annual play, en- titled VVedding Spells, was produced under tvlrs. Dowlincfs direction. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS . . . L. to R. QSQ-ated? Gloria Katz. Sidney Rappaport, Sophia Bonnell,JoaQAYQ1j,1e. Helen Teller. Jean Miller, Katherine Pando, Rhoda Gregory, Thomas Young. Robert Gabrielson Cpi'esideriTl',' Ca1'ol,Fie1d, Sylvia Kaplan, Frances Gavitt, Doris Kalty, Marf.iai 5t Lodge, Berniree Weitzel, Joan Dowe, Ann Cronk. fFirst row? Beth Green, Joan Gilmour, Judy Davis, Felieia Levy, Jean Hotelfli-Hu, Eileen Abramson, Betty Fraser, Lillian Press, Maureen Doherty, Dorothy Gehrt, Eleanor Keator. Helen Mesawieh. Lois Bailey. Nancy Kinne, Joan Freer. Elsie Kruger. Miss FIfElHCQ?E 1, lVlrs. Eugenie Dowling, Miss MmggLg2i'itguMaLieL CSeeond row? Robert Davis. Helen Morgans, lona Smith. Doris Beekers, Ki lierine'KiThT'I Margaret Main, Alice Edwards, Esther Gregory, Greta Waldas, Patricia, GVQQ, Helen Burns, Ruth oth Jerg, e en Koeijanski, Lila Rosenberg, Robert Cross. Jules Siegel. 'Rhonda Br d , Lorraine Sehumm, Alda Keller. f'l'hird row? Murray Silverman, Bernard Fried. Wilson DeMyer, John iflark, Harold Sherwood, Edward Levine, Mggtin Goldstein. Sanford Engelhardt. Dale Shout, Paul Tuchman, Rieh . Ri ar earl Andrew Hel- iii-sen, St.iizii lsrJn Stiekle, David Cohen, Harold Stier. CFourth rowl Wi iam Shamrock, Marvin Solod. Steve Kreindler, Otto Frey, James Goode. Maurice Gorowitz, Daniel Moore. Murray Sisselman, Rich- ard Rose, George Humphrey, Walter Stecher, Charles Tewksbury, Richard Fraser, Robert Mero, Kenneth BQl'I.11Q,QlL Stephen Kurpil, Robert Lebovitz, Gerald Sorkin. WF N ' ln their treshman year the class ot l949 elected Bob Gabrielson, Tom Young, Rhoda Gregory and Carol Field as president, vice-pres- ident, secretary and treasurer, respectively. The production ot La Fiesta, which was received by the students ot L.l-l.S. with much approval, spurred the Frosh onward. To lead them this year the class elected Bob Gabrielson, pres- ident: Carol Field, vice-presidentq Tom Young, secretary, and Rhoda Gregory, treasurer. As this is written, their class party, centered about a circus theme, was in the planning stage. THE FRESHMAN CLASS . . . lr to R. fSeatc-rll lVlarianna Suslosliy. Cliarlotgi-WSEQQ. Florence Brien. Velma Ernst. F'ran es DiFranm'o. Anne Watson. MzLl1.lel.LMaLf3iYnl:0lj. I VlIWL1 'llimllllilfl lPIi0SiClCntl, Edward Fogarty, Douglas Kruin. Sandra llahn. Sandra Fox. lylarigaret Tiell. Betty' Gzivilt. Sondra Smith. Doris Poley. Marion Budow. CFirst Howl Sally Gunsherg, Carol Nielson, Catli- erini- Sullivan. .loan Lziliouseur. Regina Vantran, Margaret Fogarty. Ethel DeFilippi. Virginia llardenliergli, Eleanor Mowsliowity. Sliirlev Hopkins. Adele Luxemburg, Norma Holland. Patty Mullen. Adele Frierlinan. Ruth Lerner. lXlzn'ion Wiseoian. Mary Ilunt. lSec-ond Howl Gloria Bladel Frances Hulse. Ilene Klaw. Bertha Conklin. .lenny Soule. Virginia Alxinan. Ann Aliplanalp, Bernice D'-eker. rnia ' ek, Zita Edwards. Ruth Brooks. Ruth Buclow. llelen liressler. Phyllis llriliilxer, Mary Gunrlerson. Miss Helen Burczai. tThird Rowl Robert Keller. Jzgk Qeiiniini, ,lalnes Tlioinpson. William Mullen. Elwood Aekerly, Howard Glazer. Ernie Shapiro, Barry Ross. Ric'hard'Gross. Lester llo- LLl'I1t'illl'J. ll:i f-stcii' Bmii'clr'n.. l. Stanley Goldsmith, William Delainarter. lVlr. lVIaltlic-xx' Gaclziala. Fourti ltowl James Kenworthv. Carl Kessler. Gerald Orseek. Sheldon Zwerk. GeiQ.QQl Green. George Coger. Roger llyver, Robert Burns. William Steele. Arthur Kramer, Jerome Bullock, Richard Slaterflqarold Muthig, John Pierce, George Garlinkle. w i s Upon the threshold ot their high school career, the class ot l95O elected as president, Irving lahzmang viceepresiderit, Edward Fogarty: secretary, Douglas Krurri, and as treasurer, Mardell lvlatzinqer. lhe all-important event ot the year was the class party which put them on a good start toward tour years ot productive activity. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Harold Allison wills his muscles fo Leonard Friedler. Fred and Ronald Besefh will fheir posifions af fhe Ferndale Lumber Company fo a woodpecker. Vernon Besefh wills his posifion as class philoso- pher fo Arfhur Friedman. a capable man. Fred Bond leaves Cooley Mounfain momenfarily. Douglas Bowers wills his books fo Kilroy. Marfin lMoosel Brownsfein wills his body fo fhe Elks' Club. Mary Bullock wills her nice quief ways fo Carol Rosch. Jean Carpenfer leaves English for Shakespeare. Jean Carroll leaves her co-operafive spirif fo anyone who fhinks he can fill her shoes. Sheldon Cohen lcaves his one poinf a year on fhe baskefball squad fo Howie Glazer. Virginia leaves fhe Comforfs of school fo any- one who can find fhem. Lucia Corrcardi follows fhe foofsfeps of her sis- fer, Whifher Goesf Thou 7 Joan Cosfello leaves her prompfness fo Walfer Hulse. Enid Cross leaves her seaf on fhe bus fo anofher Cross. Cafherine Cyperl' leaves her figure fo Alvin Benjamin. Roberf Delamarfer leaves fo find a car capable of reaching Carlsons. Bruce Denman leaves his Dam works fo Andy Helgesen. Richard Depuy leaves buf nof wifhouf his car. Irving Doynow leaves his fame for any sfudenf fo affain. Edifh Dubs gladly leaves Lafin fo Miss Ausfin. Helen Dubs leaves her heighf fo Gloria Blade. Marion Eggers leaves her posifion on fhe dance floor fo Eileen Klaw. Jeanne Farrand leaves fhe guiefness of noon dufy fo John Edwards. Seymour Fiddle leaves his backfield posifion fo Sfuarf Russell. Mike Finn leaves for good fhis fime! Tom Finn leaves Eileen fo fhe highesf bidder. Tiby Fradin wills her soff fones of conversafion fo Herman Slodzina. Beverly Freer leaves her affendance record fo Sylvia Sokoloff. Eunice Freer leaves fhe band room fo Mardell Mafzinger. Pauline Goldwasser leaves Liberfy for Swan Lake. June Gorfon leaves her salesmanship fo Mr. Gadziala. Audrey Griebel leaves her bowling fo any sfrik- ers noi' John L. Lewis. John Groves leaves his smile fo Marvin Solod. Jerry Hadden wills his posf as manager fo Frank Jewell. Bill Haflin wills his speed fo Sfan. Schneider. Don Hansen leaves his posifion on fhe baskef- ball feam fo Hesh Sfier. Beafrice Hardenbergh leaves her afhlefic abilify fo Jane Heidf. Allan Hasbrouck leaves his long legs fo Arnie Peaceman. BeH'y Jane Havey leaves The hifch-hiking up Lake sfreef fo Joan Dowe. Caroline Heidi' leaves her good sporfsmanship as a goal for any junior fo affain. John Heinle leaves his posf af Tropical Park fo Len Kafz lHi-O-Silverl. Raquel Heller leaves her brains fo Arnold Peace- man. Don Huffmire leaves his hook shof fo Maureen Sullivan. Ru'I'h Huschke leaves fhe wilderness fo her brofher Donald. Dave Johnson leaves his sweef lip fo Jerry Sorkin. Nancy Kays bequeaihs her fluie +o any unsus- peciing freshman. Bev Kenwor+hy leaves Dexie-hearibroken l Es+elle Kessler leaves 'rhe meiropolis of Parks- ville for 'rhe village oi New York. Marg Kelly leaves - - - and is she glad l Regina Kile leaves for ihe greener pasrures of Woodbourne. Helen Kirk leaves her nimble lingers To Rhoda Gregory. Larry Klein leaves his spoflighl To Chief LeRoy so he won'+ go oil 'rhe lrack. Irene Krum will noi leave her name. Ru+h Lebendiger leaves her social sludies book +o some unforlunale iunior. Mildred Lowy leaves The Commen+ wilhoui commenl. Jim McCar+hy leaves his 4-H Club To 'rhe Four Horsemen. CharloH'e Main leaves +o go neiiher norih nor soulh. Renee Mai+re leaves her shyness lo Norma Holland. Wes Many leaves his a+hle+ic build io Sranley Schneider. LaVelle Markley leaves Mary Jane VanDyke. Norb Mafzinger hales io leave Liberly sireei. Phyll Mergo'H' leaves io work in lor all The posi office-sorling males! Winnie Miller leaves his loving lo Ken Beriholf. Alice MoFFe+'l' leaves wi+h pleasure. Joyce Morris leaves her blond hair fo Blackie Shapiro. Nora Mosher leaves for Carlsons. Mary Muccino leaves Liberly High School io fhe resi of lhe clan. Phil Mullen leaves his Thespian abiliiy io Slanley Goldsmilh. Marion Norris haies io leave smoolh riding Plymouihs. Na+ Ordin leaves her grandmo+her's car lo lhe Museum of Naiural Hisiory. Shirley Panebaker leaves for Allred lUniversi+yl. Harry Rubenzahl leaves Miss English in peace lor piecesl. Sfanley Rubenzahl leaves his lanky frame +o any piciure. Graham Russell leaves his slide rule lo Jules Siegel. Marilyn Sacks leaves 'lor her olher sell: gunny lsacksl. Corky Schumm leaves in pursuil' of supernaiural inspiralion ai lhe crossroads oi lhe world lDivine Cornersl. Ca+hy Sco'r'r leaves lhe boys io Mary Lou Murray. Peg Searl leaves her horn lo Gabriel. Sylvia Seiken leaves for P. U. lParksville Uni- versiiyl. Corky Somers leaves his sugar in a bowl. Roselyn SpaH leaves +o become ihe Inquiring Pholographer. Rose Sfeimel leaves iihis one's foo Jrough for usl. Anne Sullivan leaves 'rhe deieniion room. Efhel Susser leaves her abilify +o 'ralk lo Anne Cronk. Sue Teller leaves her I2 mile soulrhward iaunls 'ro Helen Harlman. June Tompkins doesn'+ leave anyfhing-fakes along lhe song Danny Boy. Ed Vogel leaves his burn+ our ilash bulbs 'ro Al VanDyke. Anne Weyrauch leaves her place on +he chess ieam lo Lillian Pross. Harry Winand leaves high school 'ro hunl deer. Fred Weinsfein doesn'+ leave Sylvia 'ro anyone. Dolores Yaun leaves her name lho huml lo any Tired iunior. CQ Q? Ci w i 0 . ian X m wa ,, QQ XUMJ' Qagvijql K ., , XX xvgkf- K Awards and Honors Earned in Liberty High School I946 - I947 DEBATE Varsily Team- April 25-Nalional Forensic League New York Slale Championship. December 7 - Second Place in The Infer- scholaslic Debaling League of Easlern New York. April I7-Second Place in lhe Cup League series of Easlern New York. Frank Jewell- April 22-Firsl place in Iwo exlemporaneous speech conlesls al Arlinglon, New York. William Haflin- December 4-Second Place in Counly Amer- ican Legion Oralorical Conlesl. Inexperienced Team- December 7-Second Place in I. D. L. E. N. Y. The COMMENT Superior- Empire Slaie School Press Associalion. Third Place- Columbia Scholaslic Press Associafion. Second Place- Nalional Scholaslic Press Associalion. ATHLETICS Boys Foofball- Besl Blocker-Richard Benlon. Besl' Tackle--Norberl Malzinger. Baske+baII- Champions ol Duso lirsl hall. Second Place in Duso Season. All-Duso Firsl Slring-Benjamin, forward, Hol- land, guard. All-Duso Second Slring-Huflmire, cenler. Track- Gregory-Duso shol-pul record. 42 il. V4 inch Baseball- Duso Village Cup. Girls American High School Bowling Congress- Twenly-second place. SHORTHAND AWARDS Final Gregg Shorlhand and Typing Diploma: Pauline Goldwasser Roberia Oeslrich Isabelle S+ewar+ Elhel Susser l4O-Word Shorlhand Tesl lpin awardl: Pauline Goldwasser Eslelle Kessler Mary Muccino Rose Sleimel Isabelle Slewarl TYPING AWARDS 60-Words a Minule lor Ten Minules: Isabelle Slewarl 50 Words a Minule for IO Minulesz Mildred Lowy American Legion Flag Day Essay Confesf- Firsl Place--William Hallin Second Place-Shirley Panebaker. THE COMMENT STAFF L. to R. CSe-atedl Alvin Benjamin, Helen Ambra Ethelyn Wadler, Sylvia Sokoloif, Mildred Lowy CCo-editorl. Beverly ,-Tntzis. Audrey Griebel, Maureen Sullivan, Stanley Rubenzalwl. CFirst Rowl Mrs. Eugenie Dowling, Felicia Levy, Lillian Pross, Berna Deinhardt. William Haflin CCo-editorl. Irving Doynow, Edward Vogel, Ruth Lerner, Joan Labouseur, Miss Helen Burefak. CSecond Rowl Herman Slodzina, Roselyn Spatt. Svlvia Seiken, Ruth Lebendiger. Anne Weyrauch, Beth Green, Carol Rosch. Wilson DT3WIyer'. I lEird Rowl Harold Stier. Adele Luxemburg, Eleanor Mow- showitz, Marilyn Sacks, Harriet Golant, Sylvia Kaplan, Tiby Fradin, Jules Siegel. Since ils organizalion in l932, The Commenl slall has been slriving lor bigger and beller publicalions. Two ccnlerences, lhe Empire Sraie School Press Conference in Syracuse in lhe lall, and lhe Columbia Scholaslic Press Conler- ence in lhe spring were allencled by var- ious members ol The slail. The Comment which received lol poinls oul of a possible perlecl ZOO, was awarded a Superior ralinq by The iudges of lhe Empire Siale School Press. QUILL AND SCROLL New members ol lhe Quill and Scroll were iniifared February l3lh in an impres- sive ceremony by candleliqhl. This honor- ary associalion is composed ol sludenls who have dislinquished lhemselves in any oi The many lields ol iournalism. L. to H. CSeatedl Miss Helen Burczak, Sylvia Sokoloff llc-len Ainbra, Alvin Benjamin CPresidentl. Maureen Sul- livan. Mrs Eugenie Dowling. CStandingJ Marilyn Sacks William Haflin. Sylvia Seiken, Tiby Fradin, Mildred Lowy Audrey Griebel. Anne Weyrauch, Ruth Leuendiger, Irvi ing Daynow, Rosalyn Spalt. VARSITY DEBATE CLUB . L. to R. lSCatedl Anne Wcyrauch, Mildred Lowy, William Haflin. iStandingl Frank Jewell, Sylvia Sokaloff, Miss Helen Burczak, Donald Hansen. SEM I- EXPERIENCED DEBATE CLUB A second place banner was broughl baclc lrorn Poughkeepsie by The inexperienced debalers aller laking eighl oul ol len rounds. ln exchange debales wilh Jeller- sonville. lhe leasn won one oul ol seven and were lhen classed as sernieexperienced debalers. For lhe remainder ol lhe season, meels wilh local schools were preyalenl. By linishing in second place al a lourna- rnenl in Poughlfeepsie on December 7, 'rho varsily clebalers slarled a new season. This was followed by exchanging dobales wilh .lellersonville ol which l..l-l.S. won lour oul ol seven. The learn also parlicipaled in lhree rounds ol debale lor lhe Inlerschol- aslic Debaling League ol Easlern New York, which was lerrninaled by an all day lour- narnenl. On April 25 and 26 lour mem bers look parl in lhe Nalional Forensic League al Syracuse. L. to R. 6Seatedl Eleanor Mowshowitz. Sylvia Kaplan. Felicia Levy. CStandingl Miss Helen Burczak, Harold Stier, Joan Labouseur, Gerald Sorkin, Richard Gross. NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY . . . .il ,XIX L. to R. CSoatedl Donald Huflfmire, Irving Doynow, Mildred Lowy, David Johnson fProsidontl. Shirlcv Pgnebakor, Norbqj . Alvin Benjamin. CFirst Rowl Ch-urge Schrivvor. Eunice Frocr, Miiflda Hasbrouck, Helen Kirk, Sheldon Cohen, Don- ald llunson. 4Socond Rowl Beth Green, Anne Sullivan, Maureen Sullivan, LaVellc IVIz1rlaIvi'. Helen Ambra. CThird Howl William Haflin, Raquel Heller, Ruth Lvlwndigor. Frances Gavitt, Judy Davis, Tiby Fradin, Harold Stier. ln l94O lhe Liberly I-ligh School Chapler Number 23l4 received ils charier from lhe nalional headquarlers. Since rhai lime ils ranks have opened each year lo admil new members chosen by The Iaculiy because of Iheir high slandards oi characler, lheir abiliry lo lead, lheir consianl willingness 'ro render service and lheir high slanding in scholarship. Mem- bership in lhis socieiy is one oi lhe mosl covered honors in any high school for ii represenls The iundamenlal obieclives ol lhe besl school cilizenship. There were lweniy-iive members in ihe chapler during I946-47 includ- ing iourieen inducled during lhe year. DRAMATIC CLUB . . . L. to R. 4Seatedl Beverly Antzis, Sylvia Sokoloff. Shirley Kranas, Mary Bullock, Anne Sullivan, Harriet Golant, Raquel Heller, Joan Freer. Jean Corcoran. fFirst Rowb Miss lilhel Rive, John Edwards, Ethelyn Wadler, Tiby Fradin. Marv Joyce Rexford, Frances llulse, Virginia Hardenbergh, Barbara Melnick, Jerome Bullock, Stanley Schneider, fSeeond Rowl Stanley Goldsmith, Jean Scarvalone, Helen Hartman, Frances DiFraneo, Sandra Hahn. Ralph Atkins By electing Anne Sullivan as president, the Senior Dramatic Club started ott their IQ46- 47 year with Miss Rice as taculty advisor. The other otticers are: Vice-president, l-larriet Golantg Secretary, Mary Bulloclc, Treasurer, Shirley Kranas. ln assembly the group showed their accomplishments by giving two plays: 'Qliminy Christ- mas, starred Frances Diliranco, Philip Mullen, Beverly Antzis and Stanley Schneider: Fare- well, Cruel VVorld was cast with Sally Gunsberg, l-larriet Cnolant and Jerome Bulloclc. They have also produced Crime Conscious in Duso competition with an all male cast ot Irving Doynow, Bill l-latlin, Bernard Rextord and David Johnson. l L, to R. CSeatedl David Johnson, Norbert Matzinger, Bev- erly Antzis, Shirley Panebaker, Irving Doynow CPresi- clentl, Euniee Freer, Jean Corcoran, Donald Hansen, Mcullen. llfirst Rowl James McCarthy, Albert VanDyke, Phyllis Mergott, Tiby Fradin, Sue Teller, Jane Heidt, Stan- ley Schneider. Wesley Many. Miss Ethel Rice. CSecond Rowl John Edwards, Anne Sullivan. Raquel Heller, Natha- lie Ordin, Harriet Golant, Barbara Melnick, William HaHin. THESPIANS The -lhespian organization is an honor society which initiates new members once a year. Any person who has IO points which he received doing back-stage worlc, acting, or in any other way helping to produce a play, is admitted. The group sponsored the Duso plays which have become well known in our school and appeared in Ellenville and Monticello. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . li. to R. fSozitL'rll Allnvrt VzinDvke. Gerald Urseck, Frances Gavitt, Virginia Comfort, living Doynow CP1'vsiclcntl Donald llullmire. Donald Hansen. Anne Sullivan. CStandingl Miss Mae Austin. John Edwards, MLllll'L'L'H Doherty Bichard Poley, William DeLa'narter, Bertha Conklin, Harold Stier, Miss Ruth Knoll. l-ed by lrving Doynow and Donald l-luTTmire, The STudenT Council Tried iTs uTmosT To geT Tull co- operaTion From The sTudenT body This year. ln QcTobor, The Council ioined The Duso STudenT Council Organizahon and The Nalional Organ- izaTion oT STudenT Councils locaTed in WashingTon, D. C. These organizaTions, by inTormaTive liTeraTure, helped The STudenT Council by suggesTing Taslcs which could be underTalcen. During The course oT The year The local organizaTion successTully carried on The Dime Drive and The cloThing drive. lT also appoinTed members To The Tollowing commiTTees: Calendar, Assembly, Financial and AcTiviTy CharTer. Training sTudenTs in basic democraTic principles, The STudenT Council elecTions are held each spring in preparaTion Tor The nexT school year. CandidaTes are nominaTed by peTiTion and a Tull dress campaign is waged, climaxed by The addresses oi campaign managers in assembly and voT- ing by The enTire sTudenT body. Thus The Council prepares sTudenTs Tor Their roll in our naTion's governmenT. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL l L. to R. lSeatedT Arfhur Kramer. Maureen Sullivan, Eileen Abramson, Carolyn Sehurnni. Mardell Matzinger, Audrey Griebel ll'hairman T. Judy Davis, Dorothy Zolchonoek, Miss Frances English. CStandinf.1l Eva Porter, Winifred Greg- ory. Tihx' Fradin. Raquel Heller, Ruth Rothberg, Margaret Lodge. Maury Clark. Beatrice Hardenbergh. BANKERS' CLUB The Bankers' Club is made up oT Two represenTaTives Trom each home room in high schocl. Every Tuesday morning The members Try To geT everyone in Their home rooms To bank. Tho goal is IOO percenT. MeeTings are held on Wednesday TirsT period whenever They are called by Mrs. Calhoun. Under The direcTion oT Miss English, The TaculTy advisor, The Junior Red Crest has done much To aid less TorTui1aTe people. ln November They sponsored a drive and col- lecTed flpl52.65. This rnoney was use-il dur- ing The lasT Tew monThs To bring ioy To sick childrcn and To our wounded voierans. LasT ChrisTmas The organizaTion Tilled IOO boxes wiTh useful and enTerTaining iTems, and during The year Two aTghans were compleTed. NViTh The money leTT over The Junior Red Cross boughT a VicTrola and records which brighTened The hours oT The unTorTunaTe wounded veTerans. T5 L as .A .f S, Q.. Wild L. to R. CSeatedl Mrs. Hannah Calhoun. Norma Holland, Carol Rosch. Edna Bressler. Jane Heidt, Alda Keller. Adele Friedman, Carol Field. lFirst Row? Carolyn Heidi., Lor- raine Schumm, Joan Labouseur, Mary Lou Murray. Sydney Rappaport, Theresa Watson. Jean Carroll, Eva Jane De- Lamarter. QSecond Rowi Leo Somers. Jean Carpenter. Betty Gavitt, Anita Novick. Marilyn Sacks. Frances Gavitt, Aliee Edwards, Margaret Lodge, Max Seiken. BIOLOGY CLUB . . . L. to li. tSeatedl Nathalie Bist. Helen Morgans, Eleanor Keator. fSlandingl Esther Gregory, Mrs. Jean Wendler, Ruth R zllibcrg. MATH CLUB Under llwe direelion ol Miss Knoll, lliis group bas been given llie opporlunily lo become laniiliar vvilli inslrumenls based upon llie prinfiples ol malliemalics. lliey learn liovv lo use llie slide rule and llie sexlanl, worlc naallw puzzles and sludy ollier lopics lor wlwieli llwe regular class periods do nol provide lime. Allliougli llie Biology Club bas lew mem- bers il lias managed, under llie able guid- ance ol Mrs. Wendler, lo prepare numerous slides lor laboralory work, and lo sludy llie developmenl ol llie clwicls embryo. As llie season permilled, lliey sludied llie various birds, llowers, insecls and leaves common lo llwe vicinily. L. to R. CSeatcdJ Paul Tuchman, Walter Stocher, Jerry Hadden, William Stoddard, Stewart Russell. tStandingb Wilson DeMeyer, Graham Russell, Miss Ruth Knoll, Rich- ard Fraser, Gerald Sorkin. SAFETY PATROL . . . l,, lu R. fSe:11t-rl. First Rnwl Carl Killian, .Tohn Fdwards. Sheldon Cohen. David Johnswn. ljfifllllfl Hanswti, lla 'ry Win- zinrl, Alvin Henlianiin, lSvc'ond Rowl Helen Anllga. .lane Heidt. Alcla Keller. Beth Green. Sliirlvy Pzivielmzilir-ij. Boat- rivt- llawleiilps-i'eli. Jeanne Coi'c'oi'an, Kathryn Sager, Jeanne Farrand. fStancling. First Rnwi lVI:iui'een Sullivan. Milclri-cl l,owy. lplf-u'l1er1 Matxinger, Irving Doynow, Graham Russell. Robert Mero. Steve Kreinrller. Daniel Moore. Toiii Yoiimi. Fliiviive FQWT. CSM-ond Rfmvvl Frank Jewell. Donald Huffmire. Ruth 1.1-liendiger. Anne lVl'Xl'llllC'll. Nathalie Ordin. .loan Gilmour, Carol Field. Beverlv KenWo1'thy,Qeo1'ge Dexheimer. Mr. Herman Swettnizin. f'l'hii'cl Rowi Harold Stier, Seymour Fiddle, Eileen Abramson, Sue Teller, Sylvia Kaplan, Judy Davis, Williarn Hailin, Bruce Denman. Numbering this year over sixty people, the hall palrol un'l ol Ll-l.S. lunelioned mosl ol the year wilhoul a iaeully ad- visor, due lo Mr. Calhoun's illness. l-lowever, in the lradilion ol the school, they managed lo carry on unlil lvlr. Swellman loolf over in lhe serond lerm. Keeping the halls orderly during the lime classes pass is the main duly oi this organizalionp lhere is also a group lhal mlands noon duly as lhe sludenls lile oul ol lhe building or lo the Caieleria. lvlemloers are Chosen lrom among sophomores, iuniors and seniors lay the laeully advisor, lhe Choice is dielaled lay sehole aslie slanding and leadership abilily. , Jeanne Farrancl fwilh arm hanrll on duty in front of Room 25. CHARM CLUB . . . Learning about cosmetics, grooming, hair styling and such things has added to the knowledge ot the girls ot the Charm Club. They have studied cosmetic displays trom local drug stores and have learned how to buy trom them. Under the leadership ot y Miss Tompkins, taculty advisor, they also studied a course on better buying methods. L. to R. CSoatedJ Dolores Yaun, Lorraine Schumm, Mary Hunt, Mrs. Winifred White, Irene Krum, Marion Weisman, Alice Moffett. CStandingJ Ruth Brooks, rlot Steele I'lU3 Knack, Margaret Bell, Sophia Bonne , Catherine Sco , ona mith, Florence Brien. BACHEl.OR'S CLUB At the beginning ot the year there was added to the extra-curricular activities ot the school the Bachelor's Club, which in- cluded the Chet's Club, tormed to teach the boys how to cook and give them a chance to demonstrate their abilities. The Bachelor's Club also gives the tellows a chance to study men's clothing and to learn how to buy clothes. Club members spent a tew weeks learn- ing about clothing. A local merchant gave them several lectures on how to choose their wearing apparel. Cooking also made a hit with the boys and the took it up easily. It anything was extremely ditticult, Miss Tompkins demon- strated tirst, and the boys soon turned out excellent culinary achievements. L. to R. CSeate-db Mrs. Winifred White, , Richard Slater, Bruce Denman fPresidentl, Edward o- garty, Irving Tanzman. fStandingD Nelson Stickle, Leo Somers, William Mullen, George Coger, Jerome Bullock, James Good, Jack Denman. SPANISH CLUB. . . L. to R. lSeatedl Helen Annbra, Jeanne Corcoran, Theresa Watson, Harold Sticr, Mar-vlou Murray, Felicia Levy, Ethe- lyn Wadler. CFirst Rowl James McCarthy, Jean Carrol. Tiby Fradin. Miss Margwcrite Maier. Ann Sullivan. Mau- reen Sullivan, George Humphrey. CSecond Row? Arnold Feldstein. e:lce:i. Arthur Friedman, Greta Waldas, Thelma Felberg, obert Keeler. ART CLUB This is a creaTive club Tor anyone wiTh abiliTy in some Type oT arT worlc. There are no oTTicers or dues and The members may worlc aT any Typo oT arT They choose. STudenTs inTeresTed in arT Try To be pres- enT every week when The club meeTs and They have done ouTsTanding worlc under The direcTion oT lvlr. Caivano, The arT direcTor. f Thursday morning TirsT period El Pasa- Tiempo, or as TrequenTly referred To by The average sTudenT, The Spanish Club meeTs in room 36. There Spanish sTudenTs learn somelhing abouT The Spanish people and Their cusToms and have The opporTuniTy To pracTice whaT They learn. Each week The program is prepared by a group oT club members appoinTed by The presidenT. The enTerTainmenT usually con- sisTs oT a shorT slciT and a Tew games, all perTaining To Spanish liTe and habiTs. 1' 'l L. to R. CSeatedD Margaret Lodge, Marion Budow, Ruth Budow, Gloria Blade, Ethel DeFi1ippi, Doris Poley, Raquel Heller, Dorothy Gehrt. CFirst Row? VG1'4QQD Tiby Fradin, Berna Deinhardt, Nancy Kirme, Marjorie Le- Roy, Helen Ko?anski. Wesliyllgllang, ' fSecond Rowi enneth Bert 0 ff. atherine n, Doris Beckers, Patricia Gelirf Gretta Waldas, Fi Graham Russell. THE LIBRARY CLUB . . . T L. to R. fSeatedJ Jenny Soule, Sophia Bonnell, Bertha Conklin, Stanley Schneider. fStandingJ Shirley Hopkins, Arthur Kramer, Reeina Vantran John Edwards, Doris B,-ckers, Miss Helen Shipka, Iona Smith, Mary Gundersen. CHESS CLUB Mr. Bosman Tormed The chess club in 1945 and organized Teams To play Tourna- menTs aT noon. The newly Tormed Tive man inTer-school Team, inexperienced aT The sTarT, builT up a Tine repuTaTion in I947 by winning over MonTicello Twice and over boTh Fallsburg and Poughkeepsie. This group, Through muTual inTeresT in The inTricacies oT running a library, meeTs every Thursday morning wiTh Miss Shipka. Each club member devoTes Two periods weekly. gaining library experience and assuming responsibiliTy. ypvf- - - Q-if L. to R. fSeatedl Stanley Rubenzahl, Stanley Goldsmith, Anne Weyrauch. Raquel Heller, Meyer Rosh, Graham Rus- sell. CFirst Row? David Johnson, Walter Stecher, Seymour Fiddle, Arnold Peaceman, Edward Vogel, Leonard Friedler, George Houghtaling, Mr. Edward Bosman. fSecond Rowl Jerome Muskat, George Schrieber, Irving Trainin, Stewart Russell, James Thompson, Gerald Sorkin, Charles Tewks- bury. STENOGRAPHERS' CLUB . . . L. to R. tSeated7 Katherine Sager, Ethel Susser, Pauline Goldwasser. Mrs .Hannah,..Qalhoun, Rose Steimel, Mary Mugg-Lpo, Margaggl Sea1f1,'Dol6r6s Yaun. CStandingl Tsa- belle Stewart, Helene Hyman, Roberta Oestrich, Charlotte Main, Estelle Kessler, Helen Kirk, Ruth Huschke. GYM CLUB Liberty t-ligh School's gym club, com- posed ot our most able athletes ot both sexes, meets every Wednesday morning in the gym with Miss King and Coach George. Demonstration practice, stunts and appa- ratus, and whatever else the season dictates are on the agenda ot these stalwart stu- dents, who are all a part ot the physical This group ot students meets once a week to try to better their slcills in shorthand, typ- ing and ottice routine. The club tries tor certiticates in these accomplishments. On May 23. tive students who have done out- stancling worlc received diplomas tor their ettorts. titness and tun to be tound in the gym club. L. to R. CSeatedl Carolyn Ginnings, Helen Keator. Char- lotte Main, Lillian Liebowitz, Helen Burns. Juno Gorton. CFirst Row? Margaret Bressler, Carolyn Hcidt, Eva Junc- Delamarter. Patricia Kays. Mary Jane VunDykc. tScr-ond Rowb Miss Dorothy King, Harold Allison, Robert Osif, Roy Gorton, William Fraser, Donald Huschke. Marvin Salod, John Pearce, Otto Frey, Coach Jack George. BAND Members ot' Band--efClarinetl Eunice Freer. Concert Mistress: Nathalie Ordin. Beatrice Hardenbergh, Beverly Ken- wurthy, Mardcll Matzinger, Dorothy Sheeley, Janet Lindsley, Judy Davis. Margaret Main, Roberta Oestrich, Shirley Yaun, Roselyn Spatt, Elsie Kruger, Nancy Kinneg CFluteJ Nancy Kays, Ilene Klaw, Adele Friedman, Betty Fraser, Jacqueline Grant: COboel Alda Kellerg CBassoonJ Phyllis Bribitzerg fAlto Clarinetb Audrey Griebel: fAlto Saxaphonel Shirley Panebaker. James Kenworthyg CTenor Saxaphonel Joan Gilmour: fBaritone Saxaphonel William Shamrockg CCornetl David Johnson, Jane Heidt, Carol Field, Frank Jewell, Marjorie LeRoy, Margaret Searl. Gerald Sorkin, Joseph Fracasse, Richard Prepostg CBel1s5 Joysan Quintalg CHornl Tom Young, Sheldon Zweck, Charles Tewksbury, Richard Searlg fTromboneD Daniel Moore, Douglas Krurn, Keith Gilmour: CBaritonel Norbert Matzinger, Robert Kel- ler, Gary Klemmg CBassl George Dexheimerg CPercussionD Marvin Solod, June Tompkins, Maury Clarkg Mr. Robert Meade, Director. The L.l-l,S. band assembled this year under the leadership ot lvlr. Robert Meade, whose aim was to enlarge it. This organization, with an instrumentation ot titty-one, got ott to an early start by playing tor the tiremen's tield day parade. This was tollowed up by appear- ances at all home tootball games and marching tor Armistice Day. A short concert was given tor a local teacher's convention held in the high school later in the tall. Between-the-act numbers were rendered tor the senior play. Its maior accomplishments in the spring were appearances at the testiyal in Suttern and the annual concert here. DANCE ORCHESTRA L. to R. Tom Young, George Dexheimer, Helen Shields, fFirst Rowl James Kenworthy, Joan Gilmour, Mr. Robert Meade, Shirley Pane- baker. CSeeond Rowl Daniel Moore, Douglas Krum. David Johnson, Norbert Matzinger. Formed in January, the dance band was unable to pertorm until the latter part ot the year. A group ot six, they turnished popular music tor dancing atter some ot the home basketball games and in the tuture hope to replace the iulqe box tor the Fri- day noon hour dancing period. Their maior appearance was between the acts ot the Junior Class play in March. ORCHESTRA . . qvifilini Beth Gr:-en iCnnr-ert Mistresshg Eunice Freer, Sally Gunsberg, Otto Frey, Ruth Lebendiger, Shirley Pane- halwr. Eva .Tune D1-la'nz1r1ei'. Beverly Kenworthy: 4Bassl George Dexhernerg CFluteJ Nancv Kays, Ilene Klaw, Adele l rii-ilmun: llllww Alcla Keller: lClarinetl Beatrice Hardenbergh, Mardell Matzingerg CAlto Clarinetl Audrey Griebel: fliussouni Phyllis Brihitxerg !Alto Saxaphonel Joan Gilmour, Jatnes Kenworthyg CTenor Saxaphonel Jean Henryg lllornl Tom Young. Hirharrl Searl, Sheldon Zweckg fT1'LllTlDCtl David Johnson, Norbert Matzingerg CTrombonel Dziniel lvieore, Dine'as Krum: QPQ-rcussionb Marvin Solod: QBellsl Joysan Quintalg lPianob Eleanor Mowshowitzg Til . Rohr-rt Meade. Director. Greatly hindered by the graduation ot last year's members, the orchestra met this year with an instrumentation ot thirty-one. Because ot its sniallness it did not appear until Christmas time, when a short program tor the Christmas Assembly was given. Among its other appearances were pertormances at the testival at Suttern and in the annual spring concert. Several ot its members attended the meetings ot the All-State Qrchostra group. STRING ENSEMBLE The string ensemble is made up ot nine members ot the orchestra. lt has played tor meetings ot the Sullivan County School lv1en's Association and tor entertainment at the l.ion's Club. This group also was included on the program ot the spring concert and turnished entertainment at the otticial visit ot district grand otticers to the I,. to R. lieth Green. Shirley Pam-halce1', Eunice Freer, George Dex- RGVOI'ldll Chapter ot the Gfdef ot the ln-imc-r, Ruth l.elx-mligc-i'. Sully Gunsherg, Mr. Robert Meade. Bev- erly Kenwortliy. Eastern Star. I MIXED C ORUS . . . , . - 1 w 1 I.. lu Ii. QM-:iii-fll lVIzii'iIyn SIIIJIQS, Jc-:in L.z11'punt0i', Carol Roach. Shirley hriinzis. Ilvlc-ii llziilnizin, Flsiv Kriigi-i', Sylvia Iizipliiii, .lciziii Sl'III'VllIUIl0, Judith Davis, M2ll'Qill'Lxl. Lodge. Rnuclu Gi'i-gory. Illairy Iiiillfwli. Iii-ily' Giivill. .Immun Rzillii. ..,,. ,, X., . .. . -.,.,. llfnsl rmvl Syriiivy lxaippiiport. Lzirol Field. Bcrnu Dcinhiirdl. Phyllis Mcrgott. Luis Built-y. Ilk'Yl'I'lX Anixis. Alflii Keller. I3 ni lm ii 1 'Qxx il ii K' nhl Nic lsin 9 indi 1 H ihn Fi ings DiFiin1o Shiilu P mu Im il ii Ruth I i hi nfl: l i I iii f. . I , .Lu 1. c . cl . .Q 1 'z.i . - lSi-c-l:ncIi'owl Ili-vi-i'ly Iiviiwoi'Iliy. lieth Grmin. Paitricizi Kziys. Mary June VzmDykv. Nuiivy Kimiv. h,Il1l'.l4lI'll' I,i-lilly, Mum-y Clark, lVI::i'y .ligx'i'i- llcixl'oi'il. Erlnzi Br'-sslcr. Lillian Pross. Adi-Iv FI'Il'ClIllIlH. lictty F'i'zisui'. Joan Gilmoiiix Mzirgziri-t Sc-url. l'I'Iiirll row! Si-yiiwiii' Firlrllv. Gi-i'zilCI Sorkin, Harold Allison. Rohn-rt Mc-i'im. Ili-iw Klziw. Jiiziiinv C'oi'i'm'1iii. I'lI'llIIl'0S Iliilsv. Axim- L'rmili. Slzinluy Sclincidcr. George Dcxlivimviy Rohwt Osif. Eilwarrl Iicivinv. Miss lrlclilh Smith, 1Foiii'Ili im l Sliilcl vii fxxiclt lVIiixin Solod Tom Young, Noihut MIIIIIILLI Dix . , - -. . i x X 1 , 1 x - lu A L rid Jolmsovi. Donzilrl llainscin. Daniel Moore, Maniricv Giwuwitz, Jerry Hadden. Richard Benton, James Kenworthy. Richard Sc-arl. HARMONY GROUPS . I., in H. lSl'Zlll'lll .liiily Dzivis. Aldzi Kvllur. Sylvia Kaplan. .login ililnmiir. Ilvth Circ-vii. Luis Bailey. lSIzincIing:l ELIIIICO l l'i-1-V. Ili-vi-i'ly lit'IlXX'lIl'IIlY. llvlen Shit-lcls. Shirley Paine- Iuikw. Nziiivy Kaiys. Miss Edith Smith. A The Mixed Chorus . . . Though organized laie in January. lhese boys and girls proved lo be one ol The larqesl choral qroups ever assembled in Liborly l-liqh School. parlicipalion in lhe spring Coneerl was lollowecl by plans lor lheir lradiiional perlorman-Ce al lhe Baccalaureale. The Harmony Groups . . . Pinch-hillinq and li.lVl'll'lQ pail a lasl-minule enterlaininq assembly al Chrifalrnas and also appearing al lhe spring Conpell were lhe main aclixfilies ol lhe qiiinlelle and sezdeiie. An inle- gral parl ol lhe vocal deparlrnenl lor several years. all rnernbers ol lhe qiiinlelle qraduale lhis year, wilh lhe exception ol l-lelen Shields, already a posl-graduate. SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB l L. to R. CSL-atedi Betty Fraser, Carol Field, Bernice Weitzel, Rhoda Gregory, Renee Maitre. Betty Gavitt. Shirley Kranas. Naney Kinne, Judy Davis. Margaret Lodge. Alda Keller, Joan Labouseur, Sylvia Kaplan. Harriet Golant Franees DiFraneo. Sandra Hahn. CFirst Rowl Miss Edith Smith, Barbara Melniek. Zita Edwards, Jean Carpenter. Mar- ilyn Saeks. Eclith Drihs. Patricia Mullen, Helen Hartman, Eileen Abramson. Margaret Fogarty. Ethel DiFilippi. Img-- raine Sinitli. Mary Bullock. Joan Raffa, Erma Knaek. CSeCond Rowl Jean Miller. Sydney Rappaport. Edna Bi-essler. Mary .loyee Rexford. Leah Moflett. Anne Cronk. Carol Nielson, Lois Bailey. Margaret Main, Helen Mes'iv.'ieli, Lillian Pross, Dorothy Sheeley. Carol Roseh, Kaythrine Slater. CThird Rowl Elsie Kruger. Joan Dowe. Lila Rosenberg. Maury Clark. Gloria Katz. Phyllis Mergott. Alice Tanck, Gloria Blade, Beverly Antzis. Barbara Switzer, Mary Jane VanDyke, Patricia Kays. Joan Freer, Jean Hotchkin, Theresa Watson. This group planned the presentation ot an elaborate assembly pro- gram at Christmas but, due to Miss Smith's illness, the worlc ceased and their maior appearance was in the spring concert. l,. to R, KSL-atedb Tania Grossinger, lyLgigilyn,QQg, Elinor l,r-Roy. Sylvia Wirth. Winilred Gregory. Kate Tanofsky. Fern ,-Xlwziiiiowitz, Berniee Gunsberg. Henrietta Huebseh. Nanry Hes-cl. tFirst Rvwl .lean Henry, Nancy Roosa. Mary l.ou Bowers. Margaret Devlieinier, Betty Berthold, Sandra Aliplanalp, Betty Lake. Dawne Bullock, Ethel Ernst. Mari- lyn Zeltinan. Marjorie Cole, Miss Edith Smith. CSeeond Howl Naney Tompkins. Carol Benjamin, Pearl Muzuruk, Pollyann Keller. Vieki Garfinkel, Laura Grant, Lenore Por- tugal. Irene Cross. Lorraine LeRoy. Clara Rose Friedman, t'l'liirrl Rowh Eva Porter. Erma Sinowitz, Anita Noviek, Barbara LeRoy, Dorothy Zolehonoek, Mary Jane Hallen- lieek. Sara Lou Levenson, Shirley Yaun, Mary Trips, Sandra Slodzina. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Junior High Schoolis contributfcn to our music department, this organization num- bers over torty girls whose experiences singf ing in the group lay the groundwork tor similar worlq in high school. Several numa bers were prepared and presented in the spring concert this year. 9 'K Sv 5 xxx WN 'ki' .N .Q Q nf, A. , xx K i . N, x Xl. , fam Y nv wx Q w 'Q V ufw, www, 'N ' XS XSS - x.x.. L: gy Wx Y! N' 'Sw k,4,,. ,, x ww M.. .Q X-M-,N ,...,,,m x M if ' Aa. 1 x Q.. 5 I , gg Q i iwmwimfww '.... Am.,-1 WWW WM fx wg S A . vs , ,mm M.. . ..-,..WwW Mpwwd Tl' Y M few Q x 2 Q x ,ww .M W X ki 9 Wtjixwww L FQ ' af NX QW WX W x x M5 5' MN? xg? Wax DN s v me rwie be -' 3' ,. , Qlkfssiii L in SZMYZ4 , W Qwl, f ENV b 'B M 'Q ffwfgfgiwig wma Kim Wx-2 sb '29 .fvmajz YQSKPS X Q, ,WV Vx ws aw Q v'O'jjfA'X wg' xigsx Q51 , 2 4mvzx fwgfw X SX: K -Q P 05 wffw Q Silva M ww ,W Q R M342 ii s AN-1' .2 A The School Calenclar For I9ll-6-ll-7: SEPTEMBER 3-School was opened wiTh a bang. The rusTy chains crashed To The Tloor. 4-SomeThing was scheduled Tor This daTe- oh, The second day oT school was scheduled! 6-MaTzinger came To school Tor The TirsT Time. ll-Vogel Took his TirsT picTure. I4-The picTure came ouT negaTive. 28-LiberTy played PorT Jervis under lighTs. Many players saw sTars. 30-MaTzinger came To school Tor The second Time. OCTOBER 2-The P. T. A. held a reasonable Tacsimile oT a school day Tor The parenTs--They learned! 5-The TirsT VicTory Dance was held. The sen- iors goT The proTiTs-There weren'T any! 7-Doynow Tells his TirsT ioke. 9--AnThony blushes lwho's AnThony ?l. I I-STudenTs laugh aT Doynow's TirsT ioke. 24-A bewildered Treshman was given direc- Tions. GeT ouT oT here. 30-Cohen walked around in a Tog. So did everyone else-iT was a Toggy day. 31-HaIIowe'en. GhosTs 'walked The sTreeT. Well, anyway They looked like ghosTs. NOVEMBER 3-l.iberTy scheduled a TooTball game wiTh a Team oT gorillas-buT MonTicello refused To play. I4-BaskeTball sTarTed. Coach George saw promising TalenT in Vernon The hook BeseTh. ' I6-Class reunion oT IOO2 B. C. 2l-News headline: Meyer Rosch is Missing. He was laTer Tound packed away in an old TooTbaTl Trunk. 26-Big wresTling bouT: Allison vs. Killer KaTz. 27-School paid TribuTe To Allison's broken bones. DECEMBER 2-l.iberTy scheduled baskeTball game wiTh Vassar. STarTed pracTicing passes. 4--NaTional Honor SocieTy held annual induc- Tion oT new members. BrownsTein proTesTed. I7-David Johnson sTarTed research, Trying dieT oT aToms on hoboes. He was looking Tor The aTomic bum I 20-School closed Tor ChrisTmas vacaTion. 23-NoThing happened-no school. JANUARY 6-School resumed wiTh The crack oT The whip. IO-Rosch hurT while wresTling aTTer being pin- ned. Couldn'T collecT insurance because iT was a saTeTy pin! I7-Tom Finn conTribuTed To raTioning. To ease The liquor shorTage. he had himselT drained. 22-Dime drive ended wiTh a Toss-heads! 3I-LiberTy wins TirsT halT oT Duso by beaTing MonTicelIo 36-24 ! FEBRUARY 5-CommenT came ouT buT somebody puT iT back again. 8-MaTzinger came To school again. I2-Lincoln's birThday. Happy birThday, Abel I5-Anne Sullivan invenTs soap called B. O. To Take away The smell oT LiTebuoy! I8-Girls' bowling league Tinished. Alleys re- cuperaTing. 24-MonTiceHo challenged LiberTy To a game oT baT miTTen. HaTliri reTaIiaTed by challeng- ing Their maTador To a bull-Throwing conTesT. 28-February ends. MARCH 8-KingsTon squelched L.H.S. Duso aspiraTions, 53-4l. I2-Cohen subscribed To Esquire. Varga girl reTused To appear in magazine. Seniors won annual Senior-Facully game. The main reason lor lhe viclory was lhal lhe lacully losl. Halls were unusually guiel. Vernon Beselh was absenl. APRIL School closed al 3:40 lor Easler vacalion. School slill closed llvlalzinger came lo school lale ll. Baseball season began. Boys gol plenly ol praclice belween snow slorms. Senior day. The gueslion arose al lhe lac- ully lable as lo whelher or nol honey- dew melons are also known as bald-headed coconuls. V Debalers win slale championship lor lirsl lime in school's hislory-praclice wilh lac- ully musl have helpedl MAY lvlalzinger back and Panebalcer gol him l Doynow gol a new iob. l-lis lirsl gueslion was. when do we slrilce. I5-John L. Lewis healed his house wilh an oil burner. I8-l-lappy birlhday- somebody musl have been born lodayl 22-Seymour Fiddle cleaned his deslc aller re- ceiving an eviclion nolice. 30-Memorial Day-anolher day oll on parole. JUNE 4-Larry Klein invenled a shoe wilh a buill-in hole-in-lhe-ground lo be shorler lhan she IS. I l-The girls lell sale lor one day-Mullen was oul wilh a cold. I5-lvlalzinger baclc lor guiclc review. I8-20-Regenls weelc again--and drug slores praise educalion deparlmenl lor boom in aspirin sales. 22-Baccalaureale services lor some seniors. 23-Reporl cards lor everybody. 24-Commencemenl-il was aboul lime! elle? X216-ge W D fxjff Q55 wa :jf EEN if ,iiilx Q3 Wi Q Q DDQ Aff xg l mx 3 gs Q. M Q FWS WMS r ' x ji? a AL yyfeff f W 2 ,90f' MNWMNQ was Ye 4 za, if wwf- N R Y. 2 f 2 .hx wr -Q Kick Effgsgy Y isxsasif' 'Q 3 Q Siu I Q: fl-xq W. -Q fiw QS, fx! .x ix -Q I w. 54 ,SQ i U. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM .ff L. to R. fFirst row? .RQbCrt.,Sl1gLw0pd, Rielgardrlgentcgi, Charles Holland, Walter Hulse, Norbert Matzingcr, Harry Winand, Ted Gregory, Yleilnon, Be-YSGQ1, Arnofd Peaceman, Alvin Benjamin. CSeeond rowi Jerry Haddon, George Dexheimer, David Johnson, George Houghtaling, John Gregory, Martin Somers, Robert DeLamarter. Winston Miller, Martin Brownstein. CThird rowl Seymour Fiddle, Carl Killian, Bernard Rexford, Robert Osif, Irving Tanzman, Mar- vin Solod, William Stoddard, Irving Trainin. CFourth rowl Otto Frey, Frank Jewell, Richard Rose, Leo Rexford, Meyer Rosh, Adolph Worman, Arthur Townsend, Mr. Rocco Caivano, Coach Jack George. The time has come to turn back the sports calendar and review the victories and deteats sut- tered by the squads ot L.l-LS. in the '46-'47 season. September 28 saw the night lights sparkling on our gridiron tor the tirst time with the opening ot the game against Port Jervis. The team. captained by Norb Matzinger and Red Winand, squeezed out a I2-6 win, the tirst victory over Port in six years. The highlight ot the game came with three minutes to play when center Mat- zinger, on an unorthodox play, scored to break the tie and win the game. On October 5 the Indians traveled to Highland Falls to be handed an I8-6 deteat accredited to the heat and a tluke pass. October I2 tound Liberty battering Warwick to the tune ot 25-O as Winand scored three times. The I9th saw the gridmen downing another opponent, Walden, 26-O as Winand, Benjamin and l-lulse scored. t-lowever, the 26th ot October tound a dit- terent situation when Liberty battled Nyack tooth and nail tor a O-O tie. ln the month ot November Liberty closed out the tootball season when, on the second, Highland handed the boys a 23-6 deteat. This was tollowed by a I5-6 deteat on the 9th at the hands ot Arlington and on the loth by a tie with Wap- pinger Falls to-ol. The record tor the season was three wins, three losses and two ties tor P' b II 11' Cl I B A T ll i - d I f ' . . . atdaigglang QHJHITTIII ne S a Slx yar gain OI Llq a .500- X A fm- w B1 XL 1 I-.4 Xe? if sar y 22 -Sw E Q 4k,,,,......w.w....,..,g N. ,. 'A . in Si x .....,. x 5 iw . N.: i N? XM 'E 15 :1:55:Q:4,.,EEE -:I 'QNX Q5 Y Ngfw 5 Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball Teams Xi? .il 1 ' l.. to R. tScatedl Vern William Stoddard, Irving Trainin. Harold Stier. Arnold Peaceman, John Gregory llichard Rose. Steve Kreindler. Howard Glazer, Robert Gabrielson. Richard Gross. Harold Sherwood, Ted Gregory tStandingD Mr. Archie Petty, Coach Jack George, Alvin Benjamin, Allan Hasbrouck. VVcslev Many. Richard Benton Sheldon Cohen, Tom Finn tVarsity Captain? Charles Holland, Daniel Bonnell, VS7alter Hiulse, Norbert Matzingerl Donald Hutlinire, Frank Jewell. This year was to be the year for our basketeers and they did turn in an impressive record of ,867 for the complete schedule. llowevcr. losing to Kingston in the Duso playoffs marred an otherwise exceptional season as Liberty fin- ished second in the Duso with a record of 9-I. The season showed the strength of the team resting with the exper- ienced quintet ot' Finn fco-captainl. Benjamin, Huffmire, Ceo-captainl. Hasbrouck and Holland and the reserves sparked by llulse, Cohen and Many. Opening the '46-'-17 season on November 29, the boys defeated Kerhonkson 53-12 with little trouble. Then, to con- tinue the warm-up tilts Fallsburg ZlIlCi'EllQ1'1VlllC were defeated by scores of 30-24 and -16-30. respectively. To start the Duso season Newburgh was vanquished 46-21 and Middletown outscored 46-41. In a non-league game a strong liingliainton live handed our Indians a il i Mr. Panebaker Cleftl is congratulated by Mr. Rutherford. Principal of Mon- ticello Iligh School, as Liberty sees second victory over Monties in one season. on the latter's court. 27-56 drubbing. High point of the season came when the Tribe outfought and outplayed Kingston to the tune of 41-35. Leading our high flyers in this game was Don Hutlniire who racked up 15 points and held Ed Weaver, Duso high scorer, to 12 markers. Closing out the first half, Port Jervis was beaten 47-24 and Monticello was whipped 36-24 to Liberty's great joy. This last Duso victory found Liberty uncontested winner of the first half. Ellenville again succumbed to Liberty 44-34 to start the second half. First Duso team to fall prey to Liberty in this half was Newburgh -47-351 they were joined a week later by Middletown 53-36. Then the boys jour- neyed to Kingston to take en the Kiasmen and to endeavor to beat the leading contender for the Duso crown. Th Kingston men outscored Lib- erty 26-6 at the end of the first 16 minutes and. hghting hard in the second half. Liberty outscored their opponents. However the early lead couldn't be overcome and we were given our first Duso setback 41-56. The next week Port almost gave Las our second loss when they led by two points with eight seconds to play. but VVes Many dropped a long one-hander to tie the score. In the overtime Benjamin and lluffmire outscored their rivals to hang up our eighth Duso win 33-30. Monticello was the next in line to go down to our boys. 44-37. as Al Hasbrouck led the way with 22 points. The next week our tilt with Goshen was a sad experience 29-45. Kingston won the second halt' of the Duso and the playoff was sched- uled for the Middletown court. The game found the Redmen up on their toes turning in a spectacular tirst half. leading by two points. However, the loss of Holland in the third quarter slowed the fellows down and Kingston jumped to a four point lead which they held until the final minutes. Then they 1'eally went to town and Liberty suffered its greatest defeat 41-53. The Duso season ended with Libert.y's Don Iluffmire plac- ing second in the league with 165 points. In t.he first round of the section nine tournament, Liberty succumbed to Highland Falls -ill-38. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity led by Ted and John Gregory C99 and 95 points re- spectivelyl finished the season with a record of .615. Coach Petty's boys beat Kerhonlison. Fallsburg. Ellenville Ctwicei. Middletown. Port Jervis ttwicei. and Monticello. while losing to Jeficrsonville, Middletown, Mon- ticello, Newburgh and Goshen. Junior and Senior Cheerleading Squads . I.. lu R. llimicilinzil Phyllis Mvrgott, Qylglgfynld. Rhoda G1Iego1'y,Sue Tollcl' lCz1ptuinl. Hull-n llurlnizin. Hill-1'n Alumin- sou. lVl1lI'X 1.1111 Mui'ru5'. TSM-nrlingl Helen Bra-ssler, Bernlc-Q VVcitzol. Mardull Mzitzingcr. Anne Siillivun llliplziiiil. Miss Ljiii-ntliy King. Thcruszi Watson. Frances DiF1'anCo. Margaret Lodge. lKay Pancin not showni. THE CHEERLEADERS LibefTy Redl LiberTy WhiTel LiloerTy High School FighTl EighTl EighTl This is one oT our n'iosT Tamiliar l..H.S. Cheers whirh never Tails To bring us Through To a shining vicTory. During TooTloall season The senior squad Cheeis alone buT during haslQeTball season The iunior sguad ioins in. WiTh The enThusiasnn our cheerleaders have There's no reason why we dnnlT win all our games. When Sue, The liTTle girl wiTh The Twig voice, geTs ThaT sguad sTarTed noThing can sTop Them. This year The iuniors have shown Tine abiliTy. Held TogeTher luy Ann Sullivan and in Their Tlashy new uniTorn'is, no one could help ouT cheer along wiTh Thern. Each year The senior squad parTiQipaTes in a cheering meeT ronipehng wiTh oTher schools. This year The girls Traveled To PorT Jervis To do Their sTuTT. The squad was iudged accord- ing To posTure, enThusiasrn. announQemenT oT cheers and The Tile. The girls held Their own wiTh The larger schools and did a 'ibangvuo' iola. ,- yllis iX'lv1'p,o1t ll'ui'vgx'.:i1z1rll unil 'iv 'l'i-llwr. squzul vziplziin. in ion at ll homo uuinv. WRESTLING CScatedJ Jack Clark. L. to R. Ckneelingl Robert Osif, Harold Allison, Bernard Rexford, William HaHin, Stanley Goldsmith, Meyer Rosh, Bernard Lebowitz, George Dexheimer, Darwin Bivins. CStandingl Mr. Rocco Caivano, Frank Jewell, Harold Muthig, Murray Sisselman. Donald Huschke, William Fraser, Walter Stecher, Tom Young, Steve Kurpil, Elwood Ackerly, Daniel Moore. Enlarging the already extensive sports program, Liberty was introduced to the rugged sport ot wrestling this year. Under the guidance ot Pop Caivano, an experienced wrestler himselt, the matmen journeyed to Nyack and Suttern and also held a home contest with Suttern. While our inexper- ienced boys lost all three contests, they gained knowledge which should help them in the tuture. The closest contest ot the year was the one at home with Suttern on January 3l. ln the opening matches, l'lelgesen and Leibowitz were pin- ned to give Suttern a ten point lead. ln the next, Hatlin outpointed his man to give Liberty three points, but Rextord was pinned and Osit and Stecher were outpointed in the tollowing battles, malcing the score I-3. Alli- George Dexheimer on top and some poor fellow underneath! Mr. Edward Bosman, referee. son won his match tor tive points but Muthig was out- pointed and Suttern had 3 more. Liberty caught on in the last two matches as Dex- heimer pinned his man in l minute, 25 seconds, and Fra- ser added to it by pinning his opponent in 20 seconds, giving us the tinal IO points. The score was Liberty I8, Suttern 24. SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS . . . --7 , AT I By Donald Hansen ffl- Im Boys' Sports Editor -ff' Football record would doubtless have been better if were it not for the seven serious injuries sustained by , F 4- squad in mid- season.. Winand led team in scoring with ? :Aj fm ?5tpo1nts xivlgiletfaiiijaminbplalcjeddsecond with 24 points. X Z .W ,,,4V,. 'dx 0 n ei rura oo a won y ur ue. 1 f K 2 Basketball record best in 17 years . . . Huiimire led f A v X scoring having total of 238 points . . . Hasbrouck best 7 Tx ,N foul shot dropping 22 for 35 t591'IZ7 . . . Duso ratings .,- fix' found Huffmire second high scorer with 165 Duso mark- ' 1 3 ,- ers . . . Also placing on Duso scoring sheet were Ben- f ,. J LIQ li jamin and Hasbrouck C93 and 85 points! . . . All Duso N 5' -- r-- team found Benjamin and Holland on first team and 9 f- f! I R .5 Huffmire on second . . . Liberty outscored Duso oppon- 4! U ents 475-392 for average of 43 points per game to oppon- C' -fm l , ents' 36 . . . Northwestern, crowned winner of intra- 'Rw fx Ay mural league, conquered best of inter-rural league X f- CPurdueJ to become champs of school . . . Tom Finn might well have a future in coaching after the job he ,Q X Y did for the seniors . . . Sophs won inter-class playofis. Records show best wrestlers to be Haflin C120-lb. classi and Fraser tunlimitedi each with two wins and one defeat . . . Ping pong tournament won by Stier . . . Captain Peaceman may have a hard time with baseball team due to failure of many of last year's squad to report . . . Dave Johnson, captain of track team, one of best pole vaulters in Class B competition . . . Winners of last year's 440 yard relay tDuso5 Hansen, Young, Matzingcr and Winand, hope to set new record this year. IN THE GYM AND ON THE FIELD By Beatrice Ilardenbergh Girls' Sports Editor Girls' sports this year seemed to be on a decline. The enthusiasm may not have been so great because of the discontinuation of awards for top noon-hour and after school teams. It was felt that the best athletes in the school were not recognized under the old system of awards. Under the new system each girl who participates in any extra-curricular sport is given credit in points. When a sufiicient number of points are earned the girl is entitled to an award. Soccer and hockey season were very slow. The after school games were discontinued because of unsportsmanlike conduct During volleyball season more girls turned out mainly because Miss King insisted that if you didn't play volleyball you could not play basketball. The volleyball championship game was one of the most spectacular games of the season. Eunice Freer's after school gang was scheduled to play Beetle Harden- bergh's noon hour tribe. At the half Freer's team was leading by a score of I8-3. Beetle's team came through with a victory of 25-18. What a breath- taking game! Basketball season ended with the championship game being played off in chapel. This was an entire- ly new idea for a chapel program. Little Eva's noon- hour team really skunked the Bressler team, who were champs in the after school league. Bowling and ping pong drew more girls out than was expected. Shirley Kranas was again girls' ping pong champ for the third consecutive year. Tessie Watson's bowling team was the winner of the first bowling tournament. Members of her team were awarded pins to designate their striking ability. .1..,--iv .,,, -H- C?,'i1RW1'i kxlif ivwim- mx ' Q x R xxx 1 i i it l Q. lik Y 0 3 1 1 .XD i VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM an BW? wi A Bl Yr Pzz. Y TT TY? riggxse' -Q 1, 4 T 3 05 3 g wg H 5 ia, N ,fa , an . V . 1. ..-f a 'Z-'V ss T.. was-ie as Y c i .5 Lfgfflfv imrri Mimi! aria- raise, I ll? ml xl s - Q 417-Y si 1 K i i ii sw, li, to R. CSez1tedl Daniel Bonnell. Charles Holland, Teddy Gregory, Richard Rose, Arnold Peucemun, Fred Weinstein, Dunuld Hansen, John Gregory. CStandingl Coach Jack George. Sanford Engelhardt. Robert Davis, Wesley Many. Herman Slodzina. Steve Kreindler, Walter Stecher. A Trophy case seems To be The mosT imporTanT need Tor our baseball Team as They have gone Two-Thirds The disTance necessary Tor winning our TirsT Duso cup. By Trouncing The Ellenville Blue Devils 8-2 in a championship playoTT game our lndians have won The second leg on The Trophy This year. The game was assured in The TirsT inning when our warriors belTed The Blue Devils Tor Tour rwns and Ace Gregory displayed his usual piTching powers. l-lowever, The fellows added assur- ance by baTTing in Tour more in The Tollowing innings. The need Tor a playoTT arose when boTh Ellenville and l.iberTy came up wiTh a Three-ouT-oT-Tour record. The Duso opener Tound The Indians on The wealc side oT a 6-5 score as Ellenville overcame a 5-3 deTiciT in The sevenTh inning. l-lowever, MonTicello Tell To our Torces 4-3 and lO-3 To give us anoTher chance and The Redslcins evened up The score by Telling Ellenville 6-l on Their own Tield. All in all a successTul season was shown by our boys as They emerged wiTh eighl wins and Three losses. The vic- Tories were as Tollows: l.ivingsTon Manor 6-33 Fallsburg 3-l and 2l-Og Roscoe 7-33 lvlonTicello 4-3 and IO-33 Ellenville 6-I and B-2. They dropped games To LivingsTon lvlanor 6-5, Ellenville 6-5 and Roscoe 4-3. 5idelighTing These conTesTs we Tind ThaT The lVlonTies have been soundly beaTen eighl sTraighT Times in The lasT Tour years. Si-1-king third before the baseman gets the Jake l'lulse led LiberTy's baTTing aTTaclc Tor The year bull Juke Hulse helps Liberty to victory . on the home diamond. Wllll an averaqe OT 36l l3elACeTlT- TRACK . The sTarT oT The '47 Track season Tound our Trackmen wiThouT beneTiT oT Track or coach. The laTTer problem was solved when Mr. SweTTman Took over The Team buT our boys are sTill pracTic- ing wiThouT a cinder Track. However, undaunTed, l.iberTy journeyed To Ellenville, Newburgh and MonTicello To TesT Their skill. AT Ellenville ldual meeTl The boys suTTered a deTeaT when The Blue Devils massed 58'f2 poinTs To our 54'f2. This was due To The small size oT our Team because we had Tive TirsT places ouT oT seven in The running evenTs and Two ouT oT Tive in The Tield evenTs. lDue To The size oT a Team, iT may capTure TirsT place buT second and Third may go To The oppo- siTion who generally have enough men To Till all evenTsl. Don Hansen won a TirsT in The I00 and 220 yard dashes, Dave Johnson Took TirsT in 440 and Tied Tor TirsT in The pole vaulT, Holland capTured The 880, and The 440 relay Team Tollowed wiTh anoTher TirsT. The Tield evenTs Tound l.iberTy led by Ted Gregory wiTh all Three places in The shoT-puT. CompeTiTion was keen aT The Newburgh Relays This year, buT honors wenT To our relay Teams and Tield sTars, Ted Gregory was spoTlighTed aT This meeT by breaking The shoT-puT record by 8'f2 inches. The oTher winner was The 880 relay Team composed oT Hansen, Fiddle, Miller and Winand. Our 440 relay Team Tell ouT oT TirsT place, which They had won Tor The pasT Two years, To second place. OT The nine evenTs enTered, The Redskins Tailed To place in only Two. On May 23, MonTicello was handed a surprise when The Tribe scraped up all available man- power and beaT Them by I5 poinTs. ln The TirsT evenTs T220 yard dashl Winand placed TirsT and Hanson second. Charles Holland came Through wiTh a TerriTic Tinish To win The 880 and Johnson romped home TirsT in The 440. The I00 yard dash Tound Hansen TirsT and Winaiwd second while The 440 yard relay again Tound our Team Tar ahead. In The Tield, l.iberTy Took all The places in The high iump wiTh HoughTaling iumping To TirsT. Two places wenT To us in shoT-puT when Gregory beaT his own Throw aT Newburgh. Johnson won The pole vaulT and Beniarnin won discus as Dex- heimer placed second in iavelin. This was The TirsT Track meeT MonTicello had losT on Their own Tield in seven years and The TirsT we had won. lT was also The TiTTh sTraighT LiberTy sporTs Tri- umph over MonTicello This year lTwo baskeTball, Two baseball, one Trackl. Increased compeTiTion in The Duso meeT was The reason Tor l.iberTy's weak perTormance. How- ever a Tew places were Taken as Johnson Tied Tor Third in pole vaulTing and Ted Gregory also pulled down a Third in shoT-puT. WinsTon Miller placed in a 220 heaT and The 440 relay Team anchored by Red Winand rolled To a TourTh place. good Luck, Seniors., The Grossinger Hotel 6' Country Club W' GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '47 N. FRADIN 6' SONS k 'n N.Y. Phone Libeny nos NATIONAL BANK OF LIBERTY 1921+ SULLIVAN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Known in Schools and Colleges Everywhere c ou o ni CLASS RINGS if Beaulilul and dislinclive designs al' moclerale prices. E if Long wear and saiislaciion for every owner. .2 Z Rings ol slurcly conslruclion. 413 Unegualecl in crallsrnanslwip and rellecling gualily and service. G' E -4 'g U OTHER BALFOUR SERVICES 2 Q9 Personal Calling Cards E3 'g Announcemenls Invilalions S P- Club Insignia E -'L' Medals and Trophies 23' 5? Memorial lablels Z E' We inviie you lo wrile our resielenlial represenlalive lor inlormalion. -h 'E T ' MR. A. M. HODGKINS 5 P. o. Box 9 gi' E Scheneclacly, New York 2' Known in Schools and Colleges Everywhere ISDH KE! 14314 Congra+ula'rions - Bes'I' Wishes TO L. H. S. IQLL7 -- GRADUATION CLASS As you ieave iiwis edifice 'ro eiiiwer prepare yourself for a college career or siari oui in The business world may Success. i-ieaiiiw and Happiness be yours in iis eriiireiy. Rubee's LuncheoneHe Liber+y Bowl-O-Drome compiamms of MAIN STREET GREENHOUSE SEM I CBI! IKE! I1-4-' LIVINGSTON MANOR LUMBER CC Liberfy, N. Y. Livings+on Manor, N. Y. EVERYTHING IN TI-IE BUILDING MATERIAL LINE FROM FOUNDATION TO CI-IIMNEY TOP Liberiy Yard LivingsI'on Manor Yard Locared Opposire Railroad SI'a'rion on Pleasanr S'rree1' Telephones 249 and 354 Phone Liv. Manor 229 --0-il CLARK KRUM 6- SONS Grain, Hay and Srraw F E E D Cement Lime, Fer+iIizer Telephone an :- Labeny, N. Y. IBBI10- IHC 194+- RUSSELL V. HODGE Furni'Iure and Appliances WM. F. MAUER'S MARKET QUALITY - ,SERVICE - FAIR DEALING FREE DELIVERY SERVICE We specialize in Ierxder sfeaks, roasfs, chops, sugar cured corned beef and Iwome dressed pouIIry. A IUII Iine of fresh Iruilrs, vege+abIes and groceries Complimenis of H E I L' S I1-V' + IKE: WE ARE STILL DOING THE SAME HIGH-GRADE JOB PRINTING AS EVER Prices ai Ihe Minimum NO JOB TOO LARGE NO JOB TOO SMALL Publishers of 'rhe SULLIVAN COUNTY PRESS 20 CIemenI's Sfreef Phone I I Liberfy, N. Y. G. G. BIRMINGHAM C o a I F u e I STOKERS AND cs. B. OIL BURNERS Telephone 45 LiI::er'ry, New York --r-il APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE SPRAGUE OF LIBERTY PRINTERS TO THE LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK AND COMMENT CTHE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILTD RADIOS. REFRIGERATORS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Repairing Our Specialty Telephone 324 103-105 N. Main St. Liberty, N. Y. :BSI IGB!- ISO 3' TO YOUR SUCCESS HOTEL LENAPE N. A. Wangman, Manager CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. William Mauer KILLIAN TRANSFER CO. ' MOVING ' CRATING ' SHIPPING WAREHOUSE STORAGE Transporiers of Heavy Merchandise Complimenis of HOOS BAKERY lx' ,I 1624 TRIANGLE WIT!-I QUR BEST WISH DINER MARCIA'S V HEIDT BROS. GARAGE Liberfy, N. Y. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH gn : Sales and Service F57 ICB? NATHAN MEADOW Qp+ome+,iS+ Complimenfs of WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS OF '47 pamela and Deming Payne SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES. Complimenh of BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS MR. AND MRS. HARRY ORDIN DR. JACK GOODMAN VEGETARIAN LAKE HOUSE Announces its opening for the season Complime-n+S of Decnrzllion Day. B. F. GREEN DEPARTMENT STORE All Scien+ific and Nuirifious Food Served Proprietor .mls FLAMENBAUM BEST OF LUCK TO V947 GRADUATES Parksville, N. Y. Phone Liberty 104 F 2 kiwi I EF 4' FOI ICB? THE WRAY AGENCY- 'NC' STEvE'S HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLIES Insurance Cenler Stephen H. Wormuth When you see us dou't think of insurance Phone Liberty 319 Liberty' N. Y- but when you think of insurance-see us. F I R E S T O N E Sherwood Building Liberty, N.Y. B O R ' 5 5 T U D ' O GERBER'S DRY CLEANERS Porirail' and Commercial Phoiographers , , South Main Street Liberty, N. Y. Compliments of SHILLER PHARMACY A THE SHORT LINE THE JUVENILE SHOP Complimenis of From High Chair to High School W H I T. W E L L S Theatre Building Liberty, N. Y. -when :SBI -O' FE I IGI Best Wishes Io the Class of '47 LIBERTY PHARMACY EVER READY TAXI SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 84 South Main Street Phone Liberty 30 NANDO ACOSTA Photography PURTRAITS AND WEDDING ALBUMS At Home At The Studio Phone 617 W Sherwood Building Liberty, N.Y. Compliments of LIBERTY STATIONERY AND RECORD SHOP HILLSIDE GREENHOUSES Carl Kaempfer, Prop. Reprcsmitvil by Kaempfer Lane at C. Henry Kuempfer Sprague Avenue Phone 621 Liberty, N. Y. DEX'S GARAGE -iii! MERLIN'S DRY CLEANING Theatr Complimenfs of FISCHER AND FARRAND e Building Liberty, N. Y IEE: IB'-H Complimenls of Complimenls of S U N G A S MANCE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS l-lbe lY- N- Y- 7 South Main sm. Telephone 71 Liberty, N. Y. C' E' H A L L Complimenls of Jeweler 5 South Main Street Liberty, N. Y. 8: I Besl Wishes lo The Senior Class R 0 Z 0 F S K Y ' S SEIKENIS Lilaerly, N.Y. Complimenfs of Besl Wishes lo The Senior Class KELLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE MR. AND MRS. 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