Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

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Miss HELEN SHIPKA B. S., Geneseo State Teachers College r 1 n .., will spend the next three-quarters of an hour with Mrs. Engert, diapering life-size dolls. At the sound of the 5:40 bell, no one needs a reminder that another school day is over and a mad scramble for books and lockers overtakes the third floor. A few minutes of tumult and the halls become de- serted, except for a group of diligent men who maintain the school of which were so proud. fPlease see page 59lj These are the people with whom welve spent most of our school days, who have exerted such a great influence on our lives, and whom we shall never forget, not only as teachers, but as friends. MR. GEORGE HANSEN B. S., Michigan State Normal v Q1 Miss ANDREA MANLEY B. A., New jersey College for Women, M. A., Rutgers University ,.,,,,.,,, I MRs. ELsA DRUM B. A., Syracuse University, M. A., Columbia Teachers' College 1? MR JOHN NEW TEA Irs HOME EC B' S fwf S ,Cornell MRs. MARY ENGERT Lnnemty B. S., Syracuse University

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MR. GARFIELD BURNHAM B. S., Oswego State Teachers' College xi MR. ERNEST AUCLAIR B. S., Oswego State Teachers' Collegeg M. S., 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., Albany State Teachers' College Another bell? XX'e rush for our coats . , . , Mr. Burnham and Mr. Aufllair are waiting for the Hcliauffeursn of driyer training class. For others. 45 minutes with Miss Fnglish and Mr. Gerber always fly when they become involved in an absorbing discussion in social studies class .... Hunger pangs at 11:20 but theres still solid with Miss Knoll for those mathe- matically inclined or algebra with Mr. Van Slyke. Miss Mauer either habla espanol or parle francais while Mr. Barra enlivens Latin l2:l0l Everyone scampers from homerooms to the cafeteria where we com- bine nourishing lunches with animated chat- ter, re-living the day's events. Everyone's buzzing about how the Juniors slaughtered the Seniors in the basketball game! This afternoon we'll type to music with Mrs. Calhoun or Mr. Gadziala, or if we're lucky enough to have a study hall, perhaps the library is our destination. Whether it's research for term papers or reading for pleasure, Miss Shipka is always willing to help us find the right literature. Mr. New's biology room is famous for its animals, just as Mr. I-lansen's chem lab is for H2O or CO, . Striding past chums on Safety , we spy Miss Manley and Mrs. Drum in a hud- dle at the end of the hall, waiting for Eng- lish classes to arrive. A movie on Macbeth awaits us in room 26. Several of the future housewives and mothers of the community 8 Miss Rcin KNOLL Oneonta State Normal, B. S. New York University Miss MARc,UERi'rE IVTAUER B. A., Skidmore, M. A. Middlebury MR. ROBERAI' VAN SLYRR B, S., St. Lawrence University MR. ERNEST BARRA B. A., Manhattan College M. A., Columbia University

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