Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

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lfir-if Rauf -AP. Miller, B. Wfitt, M, Shaw, J. Grant, L. Rosh, S. Asliman, M. Kells, J. Kurpil, V. Huggins, G. Eisenberg, M, Gross- inger, I., Fisher, D. Vdfilson, R. Dt-Filippi, P. Payne, H. Wilhei'. A. Rosensweck. S. MCOmber, j. Vifeymucli, C. Duetscli, 51. Iiutluw Sumrm' Ron' Mr. Matthew Gatlzialu, Miss Marguerite Mauer, P. Rusin, If. Hulse, S, Grant, I.. Hutchinson, II. Bell, A. Puspurs A. Henry, Slivves, I. Klezherg, G Wfynmn, N. Porter, B. Clark. G. Hressler, K. Lowe, H. Rarnpe, A. Farrell, Mr. Morris Gerber Mr. john New. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen Greenies showed early that they knew their way around, In September they elected Barry Sinowitz, President, War- ren Grund, Vice-Presidentg Carol Doetsch, Sec- retary, and Carmen DiFranco, Treasurer. Guided by Miss Mauer everyone went along gleefully with Freshman in Paris. Firxit Rau'-ff4INIr. Gadziala, S. Litwin, E. Etess, W. Gruud, R. Keator, G. Pellam, T. Hust, C. Haiss, j. Childs, j. Green, C.. DiFrimro, R. Lavelle, Mnnsen, L. Novack, R. G:1stl1alter, R. Yaun, L, Steiglitz, Mr. New, Strrmd Razz'--Miss Iwfauer, G. Wfivod, I7. B.lrtholo- mew, XV. Bell, gl. Ross, R. Cross, G. Sincerbox, J. O'Sullix'an, C. Slater, O'Hearn, A. Metzler, D. Dumas, R. Smith, W. Gurton S. Vifarylm, Mr. Gerber, Mr. New. Third Rau'-B. Huson, M. Benton, J. McAuliffe, T. Barlcley, R. Ciilkin, F.'Stodtlz1i'tl, M. Yar ish, C. I..iPolt, j. Roosa, L. Parks, A. Carpenter, R. Moore, A. CQ.1nz.ii1u, M. XX'iltl, IS, Sinwwitz. n

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Fiiif Rim 'Miss lfnglish, Mrs. Dowling, F, Gustlmlter, Townsend. VU. Vtlntmn, S. Ciolcll'vet'gL, D. Al'vr.unowit1, K. Most, C.. Gor- ton, R. H.nden. A. Ruhin, A. Sh.ipii'o. Semud l6uu'A.I. Brinl-zerhoff, H. Stickle, j. Most, D. Fiutnk, R. Miller, M. Miller, R. Mullen, R. Ziicli, Fiddle. M. I.eRoy, M. Gross, P. Muloney. R. Rnnipe, Mr, Carver. Third Rfllff A. Miller, bl. Dc-l.un.iter, li. XXl.lSl1lI'Ij1lUl1, F Thompson, fi. Lindsley. Cf, Oestrich. l. Yiinlco-witz, H. Levinson, D. Cironli, P, Snofsky, H. K.lt7, Driscoll, P. Kohrin. SOPHCDMORE CLASS Wbndertuli Great? These were comments over- heard utter the Sophomore Class Party, KRliMLIN KAPIfRS. Witli Mr. Carver as Advisor .md Pres- ident jimmy Brinkerhotf, Vice-President james Dela- mater, Secretary Barlura Decker and Treasurer Sharon even the llLlI'Ll'lUOllCLl Seniors to admire them. They have come through the hardest two years in high school when one is nothing hut a lowly underclzlss. nun--with flying colors .lnd we know that they will do even hetter in the future. Wliitc-, the Sophomores have succeeded in getting I-'irif Rau' -Miss Ifnglish. Mrs. Dowling, 5. Wliite-, Ii. Davis, W11ltl.ts, j. Comfort. F, T.iyloi', P. Levine, li. Ciishmgtn, N. Pilg- lino, Koundlo, V. Biiiley, R. Greenberg, l, Steinberg, Ci Houghmling, A. Borden, M. Levine, A. Teller, Stmrld Rau' -VI., lfggler ll l n B I M. Scliillinger, l.. Medclnugli, D. l:l'.1SCl', G. Kletntn, C. Tudor, P, ,ii lips, li. Decker, R. Qui l.ln, R. Kortright, B. Sonson, M. el- ton, Hill, lfriedrich, S. lN1cOinhei'. C, St.iplem,in. Mi. C.irver.

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