Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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THE LIBERTY ORACLE ERMA WILLIAMS Ikey South High School-1, 2. Glee Club-4. Dramatic Club-4. ' Basketball-3, 4. Debate Team-4. ' Class Play--4. Cheer Leader-4 Commercial Club-3. WALTER JEFFRIES Jeff Football-1,.2, 3, 4. Varsity-2, 3, 4. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity-1, 2, 3, 4. Track-3, 4. q Varsity-3, 4. Baseball-1. Basketball Capt.-4. Athletic Council-4, Class Play-3, 4. Class Secretary--3. Class President-4. Dramatic Club--4. Business Manager of Annual-4. Crescent Literary Society-1, 2.

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'PHE LIBERTY ORACLE AMY HAUVERMALE Vernon Heights H, S. - 1. Class Play-3, 4. Glee Club-4. Dramatic Club-4. Inter-Class Contest-3. School Band-4. School Orchestra-3, 4. GEORGE HILL Sister Football-4. Varsity-4. Basketball-4. Varsity-4. Class Play-3, 4. Debate44. Editor-in-Chief of Annual-4. Dramatic Club-4.' Ciceronion Club-4. Crescent Literary Society-1, 2. Declaming Contest-3. Oratorical Contest-1, 2, 4. Cheer Leader-4. ERNEST MOORE Farmer Football-3, 4. Basketball-3, 4, Varsity-4. Varsity-4. Crescent Literary Society-1, 2. Class Play-4. HARRY HETTRICK Cheese Crescent Literary Society-1, 2. Football-3, 4. Varsity-3, 4, Class Treasurer-4. Class Play-3, 4. 4

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THE LIBERTY ORACLE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September of '24, saw eighteen Freshmen launch their frail, bark on the wild and tossing sea of school life. There were many storms that threatened, but this class in its first year made a successful and hopeful start on their journey. We, as Freshmen, took a prominent part in athletics and literary work, One member was on the boy's basketball team, and two were in the football eleven. Our classmate, George Hill, won first in Oratory, and Florence Williams, first in declaming. Several Sophomore boys were on the football squad and Gertrude Bickell made the first team in basketball. Cinny 0'Neil was that year on the basketball team and also made the County team. His classmates join in their wish for his future success in athletic work. The Sopho- more class won the award given to the class selling the most tickets for the Lyceum. Parties were held during the school term and served as a pleasing diversion from the strenuous school work. With our number lessened by several, we came back in September as Juniors, eager to continue our journey. The superiorty of our class was again shown when our classmates George Hill and Mildred Richards won first in Oratory and Short Story, respectively. Gertrude Bickell won second in Short Story. In athletics we were proud of Cinny and Jeff , two players on the varsity basketball team, and of several members on the football squad. Two Junior girls, Eva and Florence, made the girl's team. In track, too Eva, Walter, Cinny and Earnest, demand notice here. The Junior Play, directed by Mr. Bascom, and presented in February, was an outstanding success of the school term, Two Juniors, helped to comprise the school orchestra. Our last year at Liberty-Our Senior Year-and what a successful one. Cinny, Farmer, Jeff, Cheese and Sister were on the boy's basket- ball teamg Florence, Eve and Gertrude were on the varsity team. The Senior boys won the Inter-Class Basketball Tournament. In football, as in former years, several boys comprised the squad. Several members are preparing for track and the class is busy with the Senior Class Play. As we look back over our four years of high school, we think how short they have been, and, though we are looking forward with anticipation to bright futures, we cannot help but feel saddened when we think that our school days at Liberty are over, when we know we must sever old friendships and associations which have become dear to us. Appreciation of the advantages which have been ours, remindful of the sacrifices made for us, and with hearts full of gratitude and love, the class of '27 bids farewell to Liberty. -FLORENCE WILLIAMS