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

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. ADMINISTRATION The Principal Principal Neal M. Wherry has clone much to help us, both as a school and individually. He has shown us clearly that hc bi-- lieves and trusts in L. M. H. S. students. He is interested in every activity any class, club, or organization of the school of any kind undertakes. Mr. Wher- ry was general manager of thc Eastern Kansas League Confer- ence this year. NEAL M. WHERRY

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W F ADMINISTRATION C. E. BIRCH The Superintendent While perhaps we are not in contact with Superintendent C. E. Birch as often as we would like to be, he has shown to us that he is very much interested in our school and its activities. He has always been willing to co-operate with us and to help us in every way he can, and, thus, has won our respect and admiration. In all sincerity, we wish Mr. Birch luck and success in everything he does.

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5 l l M ADMINISTRATION . Miss Kindlesperger 'K jj i Who doesn't like Miss Kindlesperger, the school nurse? She Y ig M is always ready and so willing to help all of us, and she is very -lll eiicient in her work. Each year physical and dental examinations x are under her supervision. During these last few years, she has also undertaken thc job in doing everything she can to help those , - who need her help so badly. May she always remain with us. Miss Kindlespergor .M V Mrs. Macoubrie q, l'i M1's. M. L. Macoubrie, secretary to the Principal, is very busy :E ' W' ' F0 at all times, as we all well know. Especially, when it is time for I enrollment cards. It is a complicated job, this being secretary to the Principal, and wi-'d rather not change with her-just yet. Mrs, Macoubrie Miss Vesta White This face isn't seen so much around our high school. 'l'hat's because she spends most of hem' time working: in the Superintend- ent's office, helping Mr. Birch and Mr. Sutherland. Anyway, we know your smile, Miss White. Miss White l'rineip:nl's Oiliee IJ