Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

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OFFICE STAFF, NURSE AND DENTAL HYGIENIST Students have their teeth kept in good condition by Miss Sapi- enza, dental hygienist. Their aches and pains are cured by Mrs. Dif- fin, school nurse. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Walters assist Mr. Panebaker in the office of L. H. S. Seated: Miss Mary Sapienza, Eastman Dental Dispensary, Cortland Col- lege: Mrs. Grace Diffin, Certificate of Public Health Nursing, Syracuse University. Standing: Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Grant. MAINTENANCE Students or guests walking through the halls of Liberty High can easily see the fine work performed by the custodians of our school. All five men have helped the Seniors many times and we are thank- ful to them for graciously giving us their assistance. Seated: James Cusator, George Hutchinson. Standing: Robert Withers, Jack Phillips, John Blume.

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Seated: Mr. Charles Peterson. B.S.. Cortland State Teachers’ College; Miss Dorothy King, B.S.. Cortland Stale Teachers’ College. First Row: Miss Lorraine Warring, Bachelor of Music, Boslon Conservatory of Music; Mrs. Wanda Dunham, B.S., Plattsburg State Teachers’ College; Mrs. Teletta Atwell, Fredonia State Teachers’ College. Bachelor of Music and Master of Music, Syracuse University. Second Row: Mr. Garfield Burnham, B.S., Oswego State: Mr. Ernest AuCIair, B.S. Oswego State, M.S., Cornell Uni- versity; Mr. John Mogle, B.S.. Edinboro State Teachers’ College. GYM, HOME ECONOMICS, ART AND MUSIC Miss King and Coach Peterson, who replaced Coach George earlier this year, supervise the physical education department. The music department is under the direction of Miss Warring, vocal teacher, and Mrs. Atwell, instrumental instructor. Mr. Mogle instructs all art classes and Mrs. Dunham super- vises the Home Economics De- partment. Meanwhile, Mr. AuCIair and Mr. Burnham teach all indus- trial arts students in the two shops, wood and metal, respectively. CAFETERIA The cafeteria, under the guid- ance of Miss Hoos and three assistants, has been in operation for ten years. A wide variety of healthful dishes is served at reas- onable prices every school day. Since its opening ten years ago, the cafeteria has, each year, been able to offer additional values to students who take advantage of the school lunch program. Miss Hoos, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Labouseur, Mrs. Brundage.

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LIBERTAS STAFF Seated: B. Gunsberg, N. Tompkins, K. Tanofsky, M. Seiken, K. Laskey, A. Novick, M. Seiken. E. Sinowitz, F. Abramowitz, C. Benjamin. Standing: Miss Helen Beckerle, L. Salerno, L. Grant, L. Houghtaling, M. Cole, C. Pelsang, M. Zeltmann, F. DeFilippi, P. Tanenbaum, J. Nelson, S. Yaun, Mr. David E. Panebaker, Miss Ethel Rice. E D ITO R S ANITA NOVICK FEATURE EDITORS CAROL BENJAMIN FERN ABRAMOWITZ KENNETH LASKEY ERMA SINOWITZ MYRNA SEIKEN PHOTOGRAPHY BERNICE GUNSBERG BUSINESS EDITORS SHIRLEY YAUN MARILYN ZELTMANN JUNE NELSON CHESTER PELSANG GIRLS’ SPORTS EDITORS NANCY TOMPKINS KATE TANOFSKY BOYS' SPORTS EDITORS MAX SEIKEN JERRY TAUBER TYPING EDITOR LAURA MAE GRANT TYPISTS MARJORIE COLE LOIS HOUGHTALING LENA SALERNO PHYLLIS TANENBAUM ART LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT