Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

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Au. Concessum - r0UFlClRS Fin! Rau'-Mr. Van Slyke, P. Snofsky. D. Frank, Most, Miss Knoll. F. Gasthalter, R. Miller, H. Katz, Mr. Barra. Second Rau- M. LeRoy, J. Fiddle, J. McCauley, C. Gorton. S. Goldberg, R. Harden, F. Townsend, A. Rubin. Tbird Rau -P. Kobrin, A. Miller, M. Muller. R. Mullen, D. Abramowitz, M. Gross. Brinkerhoff, Pres., R. Rampe, J. Driscoll. Fouvzh Rou- F. Thompson, P. Moloney, C. Lind- sley. B. Hasbrouck, D. Frank, I Yankowitz, C. Oc-strich, D. Cronk H Minnig. Delamater. v lfirif R011 4Mr. Van Slyke, Miss Knoll, j. Hill, F. Taylor, N. Paglino, A. Teller, F. Davis, j. Frederick, Mr. Barra. Second Rau- 7 V. Bailey, C. Huughtaling, V. P., l. Steinberg, S. Xfliite. Treas.. E. Vfaldas. P. Levine, -I. Kovadlo, M. Levine, A. Borden. Tlvird Razr-- B. Jung, I.. Fggler. L. Meddaugh. C. Novasel, 1. Comfort, S. Mc- Omber. M. Schillinger, C. Staple- man, J. Bardwell, F. Schneider. l lfourlb Row- C. Minnig, B. Sonson R. Quinlan, J. Hutchinson, B. Decker, Sc-cy., R. Kortright, P. Phillips, G. Klemm, R. Minnig D. Fraser. Junior Class Anxious to prove that they were a hardworking class, the juniors lost no time in getting down to business. They were off to a good start with the football concession and then made a bang-up success of the coat concession. Their class party, You-ville Remember, is one we zrifl remember for a long time. Then the Juniors ran back and forth to rehearsals of Maybe Love, which was the greatest success of the year. The Class of '54 has shown that they will be wonderful seniors. So, good luck, '54, and may you have as wonderful a time as seniors as the Class of '53.

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KXFIJJ JS Q 'Q 'Z-'Q' QLD HIGH SALESMAN HERBIE USCHOOL DAZEY' i - L4 'K k SENIOR SNOW BALL SECOND PLACE! my Y73' ROCKY INIARCIANO AND FANS SANTA BALDWIN AND MARY CHRISTMAS BELLE BROTHER, HAVE YOU GOT A DIME?

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Roo-runs R.w'g '15 ........-n Fir-I Ron-lNIiss English, R. Gas- thalter. G. Sincerhox. WY Gorton. INIr. Carver, H. Dumas. If. Etess, R. Tripp, Trcnis.. Mrs. Dowling. Str'- ond Ron I.. Novatk. R. I..ivelle, R. Childs, S. Hollaiitler, C. Di- Franco, J. Monsen, T. Hust, L. Keator, XV. Grund. R. Yaun. L. Steiglitz. S. Lituin. Yliird Rau'-f G. wvtltrd, Ross. BCHILHD, Smith. S. XX'.iryh.1. B. Sinowitz, A. Canzano. Pres.. U'Sullivan, Booker. R. Crossuj. O Hearn. lfuuflff Ron'-G. Pellam. C. Slater. R. Calkin. A. Carpenter. -I. Roosa. C LaPolt. E. Stoddard. L. Parks, M. Yarish. M. XX'ild. I McAuliffe, F Bartholomew. H. Wilbur, G. Bressler, P. Payne V. P., Mrs. Dowling. Second Rau'-V D. Wilson, L. Rosh, j. Weyrauch M. Kells, I. Kurpil, M. Ackerley P. Miller, B. Witt, Budow, H Atkins, S. lNICOmb6r. Tbird Rau'- K. Lowe, L. Fisher, F. Hamilton V. Huggins, S. Ashman, S. Grant C. Doetsch, Sec'y., H. Bnrdwell, R DiFilippi, A. Rosenzweig, J. Grant Fllllffh Rau'-MB. Clark, N. Porter C. Wyman, I. Klezbergs, J. Sloves A. Henry, A. Puspurs, E. Moffett L. Hutchinson, M. Grossinger. Sophomore Class Two successful class parties are proof that the future looks promising for the class of '55. Its current success, Rowed to Moola-Moola, directed by Mr. Carver, put the Sophomores in good standing as lower classmen. The Sopho- more Class has put its best foot forward toward becoming a co-operative, popular junior Class. xi Fifi! Row-AMiss English, H. Rampe, A. Farrell, E. Dixon, Mr. Carver,