Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Pegasus, our winged horse, carries each hour and each day away with a swiftness that is almost breath-taking. The years have rushed relentlessly on since our class first entered Liberty School, until now we are ready to take our leave and venture forth to new experiences. As the years pass by, future classes will find it easy to think of us simply as the Class of '47. But, we pray you, do not consider us so impersonally! We wish to live in the hearts and memories of those who have known us, and to be an inspir- ation to those who are yet to come. Hence, we dedicate this Oracle to the Time of the Future, when other senior classes will wonder what life was like way back in l947. We want to picture herein the way of life as it is now with us: to picture it in such a way that neither we nor you will ever be able to forget how wonderful it was to be here together, sharing the same experiences that go to make up all our memories for future years, all the history of the past. t Dreams and aspirations, memories and realizations, these are recorded on the ensuing pages. Treat them not as impersonal printing, but peruse them tenderly with sympathetic understand- ing. Delve carefully to find the secrets of one of the happiest yearshever spent since Time began--a mere minute out of the deep mysteries of vanishing Time: but to us a memorable page crammed full of hopes and happiness. Take these, our memoirs- may they please and thrill you as much as they have pleased and thrilled us, the Seniors of 1947. I I I -riff Page Two Bl'