Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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SENIORS AS THEY LOOKED WHEN THEY ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL SAME SENIORS AFTER SIX YEARS IN JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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FRESHMEN Top Row: Herman Sostaric, Paul Drvodelic, Robert Fredericks, Edmond Fredericlcs, Herbert Pittoclc, Nick DiVencenzo. Third Row: Ray Miketa, Dan Fedorcbak, Bill Martin, Bob Welk, James Mapes. John Homenelc, Ray Gifford. Second Row: Ann Killmeyer, Betty Hayward, Helen Colbert, Joan Nlilliman, Doris Homer, Margaret Maurer, Lusenia Henry, Miss Lorenz. Bottom Row: Roberta Robinette, June Thomas, Donna Andrews, Delores Hossman, Esther Daley, Carl Durig, Donald Smith, Kenneth Turner.

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CLASS PROPH ECY We tried reading tea leaves, and gazed with hope At a strange crystal ball and a horoscope. We went to a gypsy and asked the fate Of the class that is due to graduate, And at last we found that we could fix These fates for the class of '46. Let the curtain rise on the future's mystery, We see Mr. Miller-professor of history- As far as books go he won't be needing them, He'll be writing the histories-not reading them, While David, succeeding at last as an artist, Will draw magazine covers that rank with the smartest, And all ofthe models now working for Powers, We'll leave them to pose for this artist of ours. No-lo and behold!-we see Larry, whose pills Are gaining him fortune and fame, curing ills, And -Ioan is fulfilling her girlhood ambition To help out the DOCTOR and be a technician. And can this be Clyde, who has given up farming To make motion pictures with stars sweet and charming Next Featsent appears as tough all-American, The pride of this team and of every football fan. A change of our scene and we see a New York Club That's even more smart than the glamorous Stork Club, And there we see Lester, as smooth as can beg He's right in the spotlight-a snappy M. C. Now into the spot Jonny Keefer comes crooning, A sound which sets women by thousands to swooning, For Jonny's the boy that the gals will admire Till poor little Frankie is forced to retire. Now into our look at the future-my stars! Zooms Daredevil Don on a rocket from Mars. Here's Dr. T. Woodford, who's bettering farming By making the cows and horses more charming. A twirl of the globe, and we find ourselves gazing On Georgia, a model whose looks are amazing, She works in a men's store, but after a while She'll be modeling gowns to keep ladies in style. And next we see Sallie, a model for Dave, A cover-girl Sallie, who makes people rave. Soon Catherine's name fwhate'er we may call itl Is bound to be changed from the name of Wollitz. The future holds fortune indeed for Peg Stiteler The bakery, where she now works, is much littler, But soon she'll preside over bake shop deluxe And not lift a finger-just boss all the cooks. The lady who's laden with needles and shears Is that future designer of fashions-La Sears.