Liberty High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Liberty, NC)

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In Memoriam DR. LUKE B. ELLER We are better for having known him: For his efforts to make ours a better school, his faithful attendance at our athletic contests, his concern and care of an injured player, and for his warm friendly smile on the street or in his office. Hands in his pockets, a twinkle in his eyes, a teasing smile on his lips, a worthy op¬ ponent on the baseball diamond, a good student, a loyal friend, a devoted son -- for these rea¬ sons among others we honor his memory. A member of last year ' s graduating class, Wayne was known and liked by all of us. WAYNE BEARD

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.For his dedication as a Coach - motivating others to want to play the game, to play by the rules and to play to win. For his inspiration as a teacher - impressing upon others the importance of knowing their places in a changing world. And above all for his optimism as a man - showing faith in others that they might learn to have faith in themselves. With sincere appreciation, the Class of ’67 dedicates this edition of THE SCRAPPER to — Mr. Robert Deaton — ....As A Man.... 7