Liberty Memorial High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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, 1 C. E. BIRCH Superivztendent Because of the demands his position makes on his time, the high school students do not see as much of Mr, Birch as formerly, but he still takes the same friendly interest in the school and activities that characterized him as a membe.r of the high school faculty. Mr. Birch is deeply interested in the stu- dents and their problems, and always has a cheerful greeting for those whom he meets in the halls. His interest and sincerity has won for him the respect and admiration of the student body, who join with the citizens of Lawrence in their appreciation of his fine administration of our school system. '

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Mr. Jolla is superintendent of all buildings and grounds of the Lawrence school system. He must see that the lawns are mowed, hedges trimmed, flag poles are kept greased to discourage climbers, and volley ball net anchors are up to par. When not in action, hc may be found in Room 5, keeping records of past and planning for future repairs. Mr. Jolla Mr. Sutherland's oflicial title is Clerk of the Board of Educa- tion. He acts as purchasing agent for the Boardg he purchases all supplies with an eye for quality but yet economy. Responsibilities are many, but he accomplishes this manifold task with apparent case. serves as a G. R. sponso1'. Miss Dixon l Mr. Sutherland Miss DiXon's chief task is operating the school switch board. It looks very complicated, but she assures us that it is really Very simple. She also attends Board meetings where she acts as secre- tary. In addition to her duties in the superintendcnt's ofhce, she Left to right: Miss Dixon, Miss White, Mrs. Churchill, Mr. Birch, Mr. Siltlierlzimf.

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NEAL M. WHERRY Principal Although Mr. Wherry has been with us only one year, he has won a permanent placc in the hearts of the students of L. M. H. S. He has taken a keen interest in the growth and development of student activities, and has given much of his time to per- sonally supervising them. His friendly interest in all who meet him has made him a trusted counselor of the high school students. His willingness to co- operate and help in student projects makes it a privilege to work with him. With real sincerity the class of 1933 express their gratitude for his guid- ance and council and wish him continued success in the future.