Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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JUNICRS mount! Top Row: Herman Wollitz, Dick Faiver, Andrew Canale, Williarn Killmeyer, Roger Eclcenrode, James Remalia, Frank Milceta, Ronald Dull, Raymond Smith, James Deiwert, Claude Cramer, Everett Luther. Third Row: Mary Frances Oakley, Arbutus Rexroad, Mary Lou Macko, Eleanor DiVencenzo, Mary Lingenfelter, Jessie Mealy, Anna Mae Check, Barbara Enyeart, Sally Ann Timlin, Bonnie Kennedy, Olga Kuchon, Steve Merrick. Second Row: Mr, GriHith, Nick Sostaric, Albert Frampton, Betty Hall, Norbert Noss, Gloria Mohney, Arthur Schlosser, Jean Henry, Bessie Price, Suzanne Schroeder, Sally Heinl, Mrs. Sebastian. Bottom Row: Mary Ealcin, Tommy Andrews, Jean Hagstroin, Danny Bruno, Beverly Norman, Paul Creed, Clara Steib, George Gasser, Dorothy Fleming, Giles Davidson, Betty Brown.

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What Would Liberty High Be Like. If Helen George were interested in the boys. If Jobbie Dailey found a suitable and lasting boy friend. If Don Shoftchalk ever smiled at a girl. If Larry Zimmerman were on the loose. If Catherine Wollitz did not have such a sunny disposition. If Peggy Stiteler made a play for other girls, boy friends. If Mert Norman did not have pretty red hair. If joan Walp .spent a whole day talking about everything but Larry. If Jimmy Kay did not make up such cute poems. Without Geraldine Oakley's silliness. Without David Smithls deep voice. Without Pat Truhan,s typing ability. Without Vivian Donnan's Scottish temper. If Jonny Keefer talked to anyone without that bored look on his face If Jimmy Miller were not so conservative. If Tom Featsent got a butch haircut. If Tom Woodford were not such a good dancer. Without Nancy Bosworth's pointed Wit. If Madelane Bruno did not carry on in study hall. If Thelma Davidson decided to read comics instead of novels. If Edra Jayne did not smile once all day. If Mae Killmeyer were not courteous. Without Josephine Chernigais gesticulations. Without Eileen Eakin's Irish beauty. If Carolyn Stephenson came to a Senior Class meeting. Without Marguerite Henry to keep us laughing. If Mildred Sears talked for a minute and still had more to say. If Frances Simmons did not blush when she laughs. If Maybelle Stevenson ever spoke in a loud tone. If Lois Werner were not so neat. If Shirley Hafely did not have such long eye lashes. If Clyde Taylor were not so nice. If Lester Lightner did not haunt Mitchel's Shack. Without Sallie Fisher's ability to find out the why of things. Without Jean Heinl's peachy complexion. Without Kathryn McQuiston's business ability. If Harriet Morgan decided to go steady.

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SOPHOMORES Top Row: Marjean Deiwert, Bill Wilson, Bill Blewitt, Dick Richmond, James Wal- ters, Gerald Richards, I-lomer Drennen, Allan Johnston, Donna Swartz. Third Row: Bob Patterson, Dolores Savage, Josephine Latimer, Elaine Dravis, Doro- thy Check, Betty Prater, Norma Cratsley, Alice McMurray, Second Row: Peggy Johnson, Mary Alice Shreves, Dorothy Gleydura, Sally Map- stone, Donna Sullivan, Audrey Colbrunn, Betty Lightner, Patsy Davis, Miss Faust. Bottom Row: Tommy Orohno, Lois Davidson, Harold Glancy, Janet Faiver, How- ard Goist, Rose George, Lester Parshall, Janet Lewis, Sally Nutter.