Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

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Mr. Arthur Carver, B. A., Cornell University, Miss Frances English, B. S., Buffalo State Teachers' College, M. S., New York State College for Teachers, Mr. Morris Gerber, A. B., M. A., State Teachers' College, Albany, New York, Mrs. Hannah Calhoun, B. S., Plattsburg State Teachers' Col- lege, New York University, Mr. Matthew Gadziala, B. S., New York State College for Teachers, M. A., Columbia University. SOCIAL STUDIES AND BUSINESS We'll always remember Mrs. Calhoun typing copy for Commenz, Mr. Carver and his inimitable jingles and Mr. Gerber with his record as a Liberty basketball star. We try to imagine Mr. Gadziala having trouble with his income tax return and Miss English with the Daily News. ENGLISH, LIBRARY AND LANGUAGES We'll remember Miss Manley and Mrs. Dowling for Twelfth Night at New Paltz, Miss Rice for the hectic days of the Senior Play, Mr. Lutri for his orations on Cicero, Miss Shipka for the quiet library, Miss Mauer for her stories of Don Quixote and Cyrano de Bergerac. ' Sealed-Miss Ethel Rice, B. W. E., Syracuse University, Miss Marguerite Mauer, B. A., Skidmore, M. A., Middlebury, Miss Andrea Manley, B. A., New jersey College for Women, M. A., Rutgers University, Miss Helen Shipka, B. S., Geneseo State Teachers' College. Standing-Mrs. Eugenie Dowling, Ph. B., University of Chicago, M. A., Colum- bia University, Mr. Salvatore Lutri, B. A., City College of N. Y., M. A., Columbia University. 6

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X Y Mas. IDA HASBROUCK GUIDANCE A helping hand, a guiding word, a true friend-we'll always remember Mrs. Hasbrouck, our guidance director. OFFICE STAFF, HEALTH HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS The many important ofhce duties are han- dled by Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Walter. Anyone feling wheezy or foggy can swiftly be cured by our nurse, Mrs. Dif- fin. Teeth shine from the expert care of Miss Pankewski. Mrs. Stephens, who re- placed Mrs. Dunham late this year, teaches the arts of cooking, sewing, home nursing, and interior decorating. Mr. Bumham and Mr. AuClair train future metal and wood workers. Fin! row-Mrs. Lorraine Stephens, B. S., Plattsburg S. T. C., Mrs. Grace Diffin, Certificate of Public Health Nursing, Syracuse University, Mrs. Grant, B. S., State Teachers College, Plattsburg, Mrs. Hansen, B. M., Syracuse University. Standing-- Miss Irene Pankewski, Eastman Dental School of Hygienics, Cortland S. T. C., Mr. Garfield Burnham, B. S., Oswego State, Mr. Ernest AuClair, B. S., Oswego State, M. S., Cornell University. 5

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SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS Can you imagine Miss Knol.l's jubilation if everyone knew his theorems? Or Mr. Van Slyke with a winning J. V.? Or Mr. New with- out his animals? Or Mr. Hansen's chemistry class all passing? Or Mrs. New's conservation class being dull? Sealed--Miss Ruth Knoll, Oneonta State Normal, B. S., New York Universityg Mr. john New, B. S. and M. S., Cornell University, Mrs. Elizabeth New, B. S. and M. S., Cornell University. Standing-Mr. Robert Van Slyke, B. S., St. Lawrence University, Mr. George Hansen, B. S., Michigan State Normal. GYM, ART AND MUSIC Mr. Mogle's whisperings in crafts class- strenuous exercise stunts directed by Miss King -the winning ways of Mr. Witherwax. These and all the Saturday band and orchestra rehearsals called by Mr. Lentrichia and let's try it just once more of Miss Styles, are impressions we'll carry through the years ahead. Sealed-Mr. john Mogle, B. S., Bdinboro State Teachers' College, Mr. Charles Witherwax, B. S., Westchester State Teachers' College, M. S., Ithaca. Slanding-Mr. Mario Lentrichia, B. S., New York University, M. S., Ithaca College, Miss Carolyn Styles, B. A., B. Mus. Ed., Oberlin College. In.ret- Miss Dorothy King, B. S., Cortland State Teachers' College.