Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Sadie Hawkins' Dance They're off!!! At first the girls were a little bashful, but soon they put this behind them and were grabbing Little Abners right and left. Everyone danced to records until about ten o'clock. At that time the climax of the evening was reached. Lo, and behold!-who carrie through the door but Sadie Hawkins herself CAudrey Fritzb. She com- plained so of her prolonged spinsterhood to her daddy fBob Mookj that he at last had to arrange a race for her so that she might grab a fella . Moonbeam McSwine fNorma Colbrunnj was there along with a typical Dog-patcher by the name of Miss Hap of 1873 fJoan Paytonl. The other female attendants of the dance wanted to share Sadie's for- tune, so a race was scheduled for all. The boys lined up and fled for their lives at the given signal. At the sound of the second shot the girls literally flew after the game , Soon a meek following of males dragged in behind the victors, and a special dance was held for theni. Enjoying the privilege of dancing with whomever she chose, Sadie circulated among the boys. The dance ended on a happy note: the girls had danced with the man of their choice, and the boys were happy with the thought of not having to go through the whole ordeal for another year. PAGE TWENTY SIX

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Band I Zigi? E i QF - we 2, -wg 5 c if , . T , f l 1 Fred Krolopp, Ira Thomas, Patricia Manser, Ruth Heinl, Diana Dull. Kennel. McCowin, Dorothy Rush, John Baumgartner, Rochelle Kinsey, Gary Gray, David Dull, Raymond Dressel, Joe Horn, Peter Brandt. 2. Barbara Fritz, Judy Kostello, Tommy Eynon. 3. Sandra Bickell, Norma Frew, Ronald Marinelli. 4. Julie Modarelli, Betty Ours, Lois Weimer. 5. Jim Mealy, Perry Diewert, Judy Turner, Ruth Turner, Erica Brandt, Zina Horn, Willa England, Ray King, Leo Jennings. 6. Buzzy Bickell, Nancy Vaughn, Paul Rosenwald. 7. Jon Bailey, Charles Kern, Eddie Dinger. 8. Corinne Newlin, Norma Mowry, 9. Carole Krolopp, Margaret Flower, Pauline Saarc. The Liberty band is under the direction of Mr. Herbert Schroeder. Both girls and boys are permitted to enroll in the band, the enrollment is now fourty-four. Uniforms are in the school colors: maroon jackets and trousers trimmed in gold, and maroon and gold visor caps. The band has been active in community affairs and plays for school functions. The big night ofthe year is the concert for the Mothers' Club sponsored Dads' Night. Band members have been selected for membership in district, state, and local musical groups. The majorettes add color to the band also, they are: Florence Walters, Della, Shontz, Darjeel Heffelfinger, Lisa Baumgartner, and Adele Fausten. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT