Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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SENIOD CLASS PIOPUTCY A I w s hurryln to a at Jn the subxay, T chaneed to pick up a late cditlon of the Caica o Trlbun An wtem ln the NPersonal column contalned this notice nIf any member of the Holme Liberty Class of l 1 reads this ad, please call at my office at 5651 Rlcnlgan enue on Tuesday, February 26' Not wantinv to N1 s anf excitement, I did as requested This address broucht me to a hu e department store in the business section of Chlcaoe After walklnv nearly a block ince oeenins the door and taklna the elevator up several flights, I finally arrived at the door marked office Inside this door whom should I meet but Dorotry Hell, typing away at the same old typewriter Santa claus brouvht her away back when She gumned ue and cane ov r with the same old smile and dime pencil in her car After Dorothy's usual humorou Iemark, she bXDlHlDGd that Daryl Pfleldercr her boss and head of the Pfleidcrer chaln of Department Stores had invited the class to ris home for a weelend in the nlindv Ci yn Ny, mr, so that x s it Daryl Pflelderer, Ch1C8'O, department stor s x1cx' However, there were some wlndow stood Warren Fnolew now known as Doctor Eoglcy f Mayo fame Wlth him was Osal oandel hl head nurse who had ju t published a Pamphlet entitltd dscrateh' or 'What To Do For Hives Vartha Jane Spicccl is sltt ng over on the sofa smetch lna the polish on hel nails and nervously watchln tnecjock She's due at a reheax al of Se'Lslany's All tirl Orchestra ln twenty minutes. Oh ye , sh wlajs first trumpet and we mivht al o add that her fnnance is booking a ent for the orchestra hell look who's comin in carrying a pair of coveralls It's the head of Bauer, Bauer, ard Bauer Constructlon Com pany Besides hls brother, Gerald has placed part of his worries on the shoulders ol Gerald Jr Did you see that look of amazement on Ml s Spore's faceo She dldn't know about the class reunion and had Just dropped in vith her Iug samples and other plans of interlor decoration It has been rumored that the Soore Interior Decorators will have 1 part in redeeoratint the famous blue room ln the Whitehouse The new flrst 1 dy prefers pink rooms to blue Of cour e you knew she wa the forner M r gorie Linn Donna Pelle Ginwery e plains her presence 1n Chicago ln this w y She says sce's still looking for that stitch she '. '1 Ts ' -15 '4 4 'AL A L i.LL1l . S 3. I 3 K S 9 . K' 1 . - -1 Q . 1 - .' ' L A J. i c I n - X H ' , 1 A I Jr I ll 4 . 4. .LL ' .L . .t ,v 1 .L ' -1 ' ' Av ', f . . 0 T . C! I ,l IJ U . - WA I . 57' 1 , 3 L. 1- 'Q - , 1 r . LT. 0 .- ' O 0 .9 A U ' I Q ' Q . A - 0 -' x 5 1 l L E , . '1 , L . L , , Q J. . Q t ,. -,L . I S l - ' ' X f . s v S 1 x L - Y , x ' fs I . 1 l E 1 - ' .L ' 1 A . Q: I 4 , , N. V .1 1 t I Q H- -3 5-Fa. L. . 2 .1 ' 4 ra 311 'x -y , A A Q v . '-J , n.. '. . . M A . others in the room sharlng the excltement. Over by the . X , A ' . 'X 'T 3 Jr .L ' J' ' ' ' ... .. O 'n , 1 c . -1 - V l . H in -. I f' .L S V 7 1. ' H 0 Y I I S L - ' T - Y! 1 ni, A . .ab . I ' i ' -L - . 1 I 5 4. 0, 1 Q 1 ... ' . , . O .4 0 X . - fs ' LIN. -' -1 , - . ' S C 7 7 1 - ' I 7' G h -I . l - C L Q C . - -. . ' s lf 1 , 1 -- . J ' g . c 4 . , . . -L 4 x 'O 4 1 - A 0 ,T I ' 1 S . ' . . p. , A Y if 1 A A 1 , .. . A ' c . - 'E . 3 ' - . , I. - ' ' 0 ' Pt L 1+ O S X S .I 11 21 . I 0 W . A ur I 1 ' - LJ ft ' - + r, 'I -- on g . ., ,.. .

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SVNIOR CLASQ HISlORY 1929 was the beelnnlng of an eventful 12 years for l f1PSt grade chlldren Miss De oche had the pleasure for should lt oe called misfortunej of welcoming the class of '41 to Holmes Llberty Of the OllU1H8l thlrty, thlrteen are yraduatlnv They are Viola auch, Donna Belle Gingery, Donna Rose Spole, Evelyn Jonnson, Maltha Jane Splegle, Genevleve Metzger, Dolores Por rs, Mary Kay Hern, Gerald Bauer, Edwln Relnhard, Clarence Schlefer, James R1DdfUSS, Daryl Pflelderer The second grade came and ent and 11th it came warren Eppley he thild U1adc brought Dolothy Hell from Bucyrus Perhaps the less Sald about our class as foxrth, flfth and slxth graders the bettel uCCOPd1TQ to all leports, ue were rather unruly to say the least But you knof how storles aaln momentum Nlth tlne lt was ho ev r, durlng these three yeals that Carl Johnson, Naryorie linn, Opal Pandcl, Glenn Rettie, tnd Kathryn Caapbell JO1HCd our ranks When our headquarters vert 1oved to th uppe floor, galned the prlvllege of ClbCt1Hg class Off1CCPS, having class partles, and of cour e paylrg dues It was durlng our two years of Junlor Hlvh tnat the names of Clara Vae Fallor and Wllbur Aldt were added to the roll In 1907 58 flftv four fresh en haunted room 21 lr Blllel w s our class QV1SOF Lhe maln soclal vent of the year Wb1CH was both feared and greatly en,oyed was the ln dimlnlshed, Sblll h ld the tlele of tee lar est class 1D scrool Ilth UlS fcalhalt as our class adVlSOP xe enter talned the VFSSITGD at a palty 1B kcepln 1th Valent1re's Day Under the supervislml of r lhTGCVmOltOH we elected the follovlng Off1CG s to head the Junlor class, Pleswdent, M3PJOl1G Llnn, V106 DPGS1dPDt, Clarence Schlefer, Secleta y, Dolores Povers nd Treasure Glenn Rettlg The Junlor play ln the fall added eulte a slreable um to the tr asurf ss Snyder dlrected the cast 1D nLook Out Llzzle The class 8Ht6Ft3lDPG the seniors and faculty at the annual Junlor Senlor Hecept1on ln Hotel Hardlng at M rlon, Ohio The Senlor clas roll of 1940 41 included 23 students with Mr Deppen as adV1SOl At a farewell party 1n Octobel the class sa1d a proud an sad so lone to Carl Johnson who went to mllitary tralnlng carp flth the 0510 katlonal Guard Thls year tne class h d a ragor part 1n the puollcation of the school paper and the '41 Orlole M133 Gearnart dlrected the cast in a very successful prodactlon of the unique three act play, nFootloose H The commencement address g1VGD by D1 Allan Wal 61 flnished a plcture taat took twelve years to paint , fi rw .LA 5 N. . . ,7 I X WD D Q ' ' ' 17 . l A IL . . , V . J. U 1 0 Q U O L o O .L . . D 4 O O . A 5 'vm W 1 ' Q . Y H E R . . . . . I F1 . ' 1' Rfx ful - .. m . . I . L i '1 - O 'I -A -L 'U . . . . .L L . 1 . ' . A ' V . - J J Q . .W - ' 7' ' . .J ' ,J J . - . . T X ' ' -xl - 1 ' ' , , ' ' 5 4 1-if 3 1 ' , 3 . . . , V . I .L 5 Q ' 4. A C 1 - -, ' ' , J . KJ L. . -c. u L. . .. o . 1 . 'H T1 G :T QVC . . . . - I 1 px ' l J. -. - . - . . V S N .T .1 . . Nl . . 1 q , x Y . D Q w O 'I - J ' . ' 4 .1 . 0 ff . , ' V, ' , D U . .JT1 X Q 1:1 A ,- . A, U , . m , 1 . . 1 ' 9. 9. 4 . . C - N ' .. ' J. ' f - - O5 ' r ,.. li X 3 F . . . J- . x h. , Y M 1 ltlau1OD. Our class ln the Sonnomore car although somewnat . 3 xD ' . ' v- ' ,AW .X ' J.. .X 1 G. 1 1 ,. l 1 -- llw., L .- ' U 1 in g . :xi 4 V . S A' . 17 ' ' - l Ll- .1 ll . , ' ' ' I Q VI ' 6 -1 C ' -- M . fs 1 1' ' ' 11 ' n 1 ' . V ' .R . J . - . . . . . . E 4 .1 ' .L c- . ' 1 1 I' I' 0 rw 71 ' ' 1 - , Ca 3... 3 1, 0 . A . . V.- .. . . A I S . 5 'fl Q . h . Q, . . If Mi 2 .- . . . C, -J J. .- n q '- . . I - -4 1 ' -.. -L ., X 9. ' rw - x I Q .,-J, . , xl ' 1 I 3, I . 1 . . V U . d n - n - 5 , - C I , . . ,CP . , . . , . 1 xc. 1 o . . , . . 5 il L , L . , . . . l L . u N , 5 ' 1 . O L .. V if ' I 1 .. U O

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dropped while knitting in Home Pc C a s at H L Just as little ide line she has been actina as scrint wrltel for Brenda and Cobina Look who has sneaked in and perched on Dorothy's desk It's her old pal, Mabel Mabel Seibert is the heroine of a recent smash hit sta e success, 'Snakes and Sourgrapes She dashed in here trying to duck Johnson's lntervlew hounds Oh yes, Evelyn's been sittlng behind the ed1tor's desk for two years now If the truth were told, she's been sitting on the desk as usual Have you heard about the Jack Benny Show coming to Wauke ano Eddie Peinhazd has steeped into the shoes of thc late Tdcie Anderson Ii v rsion of Pochester surpasses the original, the critics say Gpeaklng of Hollywood, they say his Genevieve Metzger, Piss America of 1945, has been seen at tne Trocadero wita Wilbur Aidt, New Yorl's newest play boy He fell helr to the million of a late Australian Duke It's 4 o'clock and he1e com Jim Rindfuss th famous T W A pil t look what' in his pocket' Not Wrigley'S to do stunt flyinv at the County Fairs When asled the rea son for her feeling of absolute safety, she T6Ul1Gd, nSame what kept the V 8 running Galley slaves in the fan belt' Feast Hour winkcrs on those passcn ers' Kathryn certalnly advertises her business, She's ha1r stylist at M G M Peekin under a fur coat, I found M ry K Hern Clotnes are a minor problem to her because models vet their wardrobe al most free I suppose you all recognived Miss Hern her pic ture is seen in nearly everv magazine Hi Dolores' Excuse me I mean Navdene lowers Naydenc is the new French Actless who has completely over shadowed Annabella and Slmone Simone, Her French accent lS slowly developing or should we say disappearing? Dorothy' Dorothy! The phone is ringing It was Viola Auck, head waitress at Bucyrus Restaurant, Lucklly he saw the ad in a paper some tourist had dropped She sald Clar ence Schiefer docen't know about the vet together He's the Pheverolet salesman for Iibler Notor Sales and lS in New York at the present attending the Auto Show e also sects to see Glenn Bettie take off on his first fllght to Liverpool, he's Joining the R, A F Well, I've certalnly enjoyed seeina all of you again, but I'll have to grab a cab and get bacl to lock up the office Au revoir L - JL 0 1' S ' 0 ' 3' S Q 1 A ' . - 7 O L -h. ' 1 n - , . I . Y I .L l Q I S 3 L .L ' ' Q L L . xi, S YT I ' ' .1 7 'P r ,. 4 .L Q ' 0 'A p S To ' . GS 1 3 4 I o 1 O , A .. S .. 0 gum, but his stewardess, Clara Vae Failor. These tUDwu86G C, .L A . ' o' 'X 1: ' fx I Q' as - -- V . ' 4 - V ' H F1 - . I . . ' - u q s 9 3 fa . ' . ' I Q Z s. 0 A ...Q 3 L, 0 . u f Q' . 'r ,,, - . i - . I C I ' . ' s 4- - A L 0 L. ' . LD A ' J al 0 -- A U H 1 C -- 1 . ' I I O ' I s