Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Genius at work! Would that those lovely seniors pictured above were ever that serious at their lab work! We have spent many carefree hours in the lab-hours that almost might be called careless, if we took time to glance on the wall at the casualty list for minor equipment. No, we weren't viciously destructive-we were just wholesomely curious, and did we ever get results! Those enchanting odors will long be remembered as part of the required punishment a teacher had to accept as a result of our being in her class. We won't forget the fun we had, or the knowledge we gained, from our periods together there. And-it probably won't be long until we're wishing we could be right back there. Yep, we're going to miss even this! I I I I 'ill Page Twenty-one Q32-

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l Mrs. Nelson Cox, Mrs. Doyle Zimmerman, Mrs, Ioseph Modarelli, Mrs. Marlin Clauser. Ten years have passed since the idea emerged that it would be extreme- ly beneficial to Liberty if a Mothers' Club were organized. Those ten years have seen the original group expand and change from a somewhat feeble organization to a flourishing institution, deeply a part of the school's thoughts and acts. The group, this year under the able direction of Mrs. Doyle Zimmer- man, has taken for one of its chief goals that of helping out where help is needed in the school. It has financed the purchase of window ventilators, band insignias, a movie projector and screen, and picnic tables. It has loyally supported all school activities intended to benefit Liberty: it has spon- sored annual parties for the grade school pupils, and dances for the high school students. These, plus the many other community affairs in which it takes anactive part, have greatly assisted in building a bigger and better Liberty. ...77iaz4efw'6Zad -will Page Twenty-three 1-3+