Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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THE LIBERTY ORACLE We bring to your notice another girl Who is witty, pretty, and rough But she's perfectly harmless, so don't be alarmed In athletics she knows l1er stuff . Eva's been with our class through its fighting days She's been loyal to it ever Her friends will miss her when she's gone When she old ties must sever. We'll introduce here another boy Who is famous far and near For oratory, deolaiming, and speech, To the class of '27 he's dear. A bright future for George is predicted His work has just begun, When he graduates, to college he'll go, There to blend work with fun. One of the girls who has helped our class In every phase of its work Whose good-natured smile made life wort Whose duties she'll never shirk. In music or inter class contests We're proud of Mildred each year She's going to be a school marm Of her name you'll later hear. What would our class be without Ernie In athletics he's a wow But when a pretty girl goes by Ernie says, Don't hold me now . Farmer plans to be a dentist, At this he'll do first rate, Until he meets some pretty girl Who'll lead him to his fate. K. Skaggs is a boy who will be Of this we have no fear He plans to be a golfer Of his fame you soon will hear. 3. SUCCQSS Skeeter has truly been called The savior of our class For he changed from thirteen to fourteen The number that will pass. The football squad comes on the field Oh, wait! here comes one mo! We al111ost forgot the water boy Yet how could we forget Joe? h while

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THE LIBERTY ORACLE SENIOR CLASS POEM. Just a class of serious seniors, Starting on the road of life: With our knowledge as our armour For use in din and strife. Our class is the bestest ever Has always scorned defeat, We're proud of every member So each one you shall meet A worthy one to begin our list Whose work demands our praise Whose pluck and good will won our love Whose smile made bright our days. Gertrude Bickell is her name To her friends she's known as Gert g She always heads the Honor Roll In athletics she's quick and alert. Raymond Oneil is a class mate Of sportsmen- the very best An all around athlete is Cinny Ever ready for fun and jest. Cinny's a true son of Ould Ireland , Chivralous- -gentlemanly-kind, Nice looking-studious-friendly, No better you'l1 anywhere find. Next of our girls we mention Amy, Who loves her work and her school, She is quiet, serious, industrious, And lives out the Golden Rule. She is liked by all who knows her, Admired by those who hear Of her talent in music and studiesg Of l1er success there's no fear. Another senior who is liked by all Is Edward Bortmas, or Ed , Who takes up golf as a past time And is champion typer, 'tis said. Many obstacles by Ed have been met He'1l stick to the very last He's good in his studies, has humor and wit In athletics he's strong and fast.

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THE LIBERTY ORACLE But though we often tease him, We all love him you seeg We would be incomplete without him And would never happy be. A knock-down to our captain Jeff, whom we all adore, For his sterling truth and loyalty To the heights of fame he'l1 soar. In athletics there's nobody like him He's a whiz in any game, For plunging, holding and shooting, Famous will be his name. P Maybe you'll think you're too busy To hear of another boy Who here at school studies Literature And retells the Siege of Troy , 'iCheese busies himself with his studies And with Caesar climbs mountains steep He rarely talks, but he thinks much, And they say, Still water runs deep . A newly acquired peppy mate, Who has proved to our class a. boon, Who is ever gay and when skies are grey Grabs her uke and plays us a tune. Is Erma whose been with the class two years She has helped us in many a way, In the fields of athletics and music She's delighted us all day by day. , To the members of the faculty Who stopped our conversation Who took our gum and spoiled our fun We tender our appreciation. About myself, I'll nothing sayg There's nothing I ever did The readers would like to hear about, So, Au Revoir - Florence Williams.