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

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mt. sfffffi-1 H' Qcvecf 0 '5 ' 'f 325 Ziyi' , I ': xg I , , l just saw Ruthie llussell, manager ol' the Coed ffl' I .lx Frolic, and congratulat,ed her on its big success. It E I li' was really a swell party-strange but it seemed good E ' ' to go to a party with no boys to bother with. Just E about every girl in L. lVl. ll. S. was there. Van Allm E I and his orchestra played, and we really did swing out. :- Too bad . Af Several girls sang with the orchestra in a contest, and .Jeannette l'lrwin and Martha Dooley tied for first prize. 'l'he prize for the cleverest costumes went to Betty Ban- ning and Virginia Gorrill who were dressed as old-fash- ioned parents, and to Pauline Reese and Mary Green who were their babies in baby carriages. Patsy Creel and Gelry Kliever won second prize for their old-fashioned night WW 99- Q ,mf Z 09 if I - , 24' I: : Z 4 , as gowns. During intermission we were entertained by ten girls who gave an exhibition ot' the La Conga. All during the party, boys were beating on the doors and peeping in the windows of the gym. Billy Stowits managed to get in somehow, but his triumph was short- lived because he was promptly mobbeil and shoved under a shower-He forgot it was the CO-ED FROLIC.

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- .rszarer 259070 ELWW' Arnamzw FRESHMAN OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 ,A,, 7Joanne Clough Vice President 777,,, ,Y,.7,, D elbert Anderson Secretary 7 77 ,,,, 7 Theda Flory Treasurer 7 77777 7 777777 Martha Jewett Student Council Representative 7777777 7 7777777 777,777 7 77 7,77777 777777 J oan Ruese My Freshie Friends were gathered to- gether today for a peep at the Ubirdie . Not many of us quite know what this high school life is all about. But never a worry because by the time we are Sophs we will be in on the know. Our one little star is Larry Marcellius who portrayed the lead in Eddie Greets the Hero, presented in assemb-ly. He was ably assisted in the play by Daniel Thomas and Frieda Wray. Row 1-Mary Coffman, Helen Stumbo, Martha Jewett, Rebecca Penny, Paul Wor- ley, Guy Hunsinger, Lawrence Glock. Row 2-Betty Richardson, Caroline Martin, Joan Ruese, Ruby Puckett, Edwin Janeway, El- don Willey. Row 3-Lois McClung, Alta May Gibson, Donald Wulfkuhle, Melvin Percival, John Wilson, Dean Avery. Row 1-John Wise, Frieda Wray, Madge Smith, Virginia Gregg, Daniel Thomas, Robert Halderman, Phyllis Forrester. Row 2-Lawrence Morgan, Ray Newell, Don- ald Clough, Leta Mae Cox, Earl Mitchell, Edward Bleakley, Wade Arthur. Row 3- John Folks, Ludwig Heine, Billy Rice, Har- old Fitzpatrick, Robert Childs, Junior Moh- ler. Row 4-Daniel Thomas, Gerald Camp- bell, Ogden Jones, Delbert Spalsbury, Seth Griffin, Jr., John Montgomery, Billy Dag- fet, Kenneth Shoots, Hobart Baker. Row 1-Alberta Black, Leta Mae Hodges, Georgia Votaw, Larry Marcellus, Nancy Harris, Ethel Holcom, Francis Bradley. Row 2-Rudy Carl, Phyllis Ellis, Joan Clough, Alice Boener, Mary Alice Stull. Row 3s-Donna Sue Landrith, Ruth Craig, Fanny Lederer, Patty McAferty. Row 4- Lester McClanahan, Ralph Koehler, Alvin Harrell, James Eberhard. Row 5-Gordon Schleifer, Delbert Anderson, Park Hetzel, Stanley Moore, Franklin Bidinger. Page 13

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. .a ' 14.6 E904 IWW' ,sazmzqawzw Date Opponent NVhere Score Law.-Vis. Sept. 20 Lincoln there 20-6 Sept. 27 Newton here 20f12 Oct. 5 Topeka there 6-7 Oct. 17 Emporia here 2440 Oet. 25 Leavenworth there 25-6 Nov, 7 Garnett here 4740 Nov. 14 Rosedale here 31-6 Nov. 22 Ottawa here 20-0 Below: Chalk Talk and Football Banquet with Paul Robinson, Coaqhegg Bruce, Fred Jaedieke and Bill Doane. - X 1-Q Sehaake and Johnson 'Nw M! if M nvw1M N Page 15