Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Connie DePizzo Lulu Drennen Roger Dull Hay England Mary lane Faustino Margaret F ink Iohn Fleming David Frye -'Cf Page Twenty-six ll' Icmet Becker Ieanne Berlin Bruce Berndt Pauline Bogovich A Sally Bolander . -ta 'f ls. Ilajean Bramer Gilbert Chalker Carole Colbrunn Sally Collins Alan Deeley Eleventh Grade After a year of being care- free sophomores, the juniors found themselves with respon- sibilities such as they had never faced before--selling candy and potato chips, hav- ing dances, and, of course, pre- senting the Iunior Class Play. The introduction of candy ma- chines to the halls of LHS was one of the outstanding con- tributions of this class. The first really important occasion was the day they chose their long-dreamed-of class rings. Then try outs for the play-did you ever see such anxiety? Their Thanks- giving Dance was a huge suc- cess and, because of their thorough job of decorating, the streamers remained intact the entire evening. For their own personal enter- tainment, the juniors had a theater party at the beginning

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Effort Brings Success 'El eniy-five H1- O o 0 9 X O i O AUM! M he E1 if ' f o 9 Aoney 2' I a - f f - Q Grin and Grind.

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Iack I-Iaiely Gary Harbison Ioanne Heller Ioyce Heller Herbert Hoover Dick Kinkley Richard Koehler Leo Lawrentz David Lindsay Jacqueline Luther of the year, and a never-to-be forgotten Christmas party at B e v e r 1 y O'Neil's-mistletoe and everything! On May 20, the event of the year-the long-awaited prom- was held at the Squaw Creek Country Club. 'I I 1 I l 1 l 1 l l 1 l Roger Major Iovanne McMurray Franklin Merrifield Dorothy Negro Beverly O'Neill lerry Peduzzi Wanda Robinette Homer Rush -'Sf Page Twenty-seven Ef-