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

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i IHE ADMINISTIQATIDN a ef E. L. Novo'rNY Superintendent ot' Schools I have never seen a more Wholesome group of students than we have found in the Liberty Memorial High School. They have high idealsg they are cooperative, creative, courageous, patriotic and are al- ways planning and working in terms of im- proving school and community life. As I watch the Liberty Memorial High School students in action as they carry on and grow in stature and character within the classroom and in the community, I have no fear for the future. That's what Dr. Novotny thinks of our students. We, in return, appreciate this friendly superintendent, who already has many friends and admirers in L. M. H. S. as well as in our city. .Q-. Q R. E. GRABER Principal It seems to me that L. M. II. S. stu- dents arc about the finest with whom I have ever worked. Good times are enjoyed to- gether in the various classes and activities. Much progress is in evidence because of such harmonious cooperation, leadership, and sincere endeavors on the part of stu- dents and teachers. We will be sorry to lose the seniors from our organization next year, but we will be wishing them the greatest of success in their new and varie-l careers. We thank you, Mr. Graber, for this ex- pression of such kind thoughts. L. M. H. S. would inot be the iine organization it is without your expert administration. . ,wry .,.k .f s '39 . 5 .sxss Lloyd Purcell, Corlett Cotton, Lloyd Houston, F. C. Whipple, R. E. Wagstaff, Deal Six. These are the members of our sometimes unrecognized and often unappreciated Board of Education. Miss Vesta White, their secretary, states that their main job is the formulating of policies. That makes the job sound quite simple, but it doesn't begin to tell the story. Mr. Woestemeyer, the clerk and purchasing agent, is perhaps the best known of these men: he is the man who holds the pu1'se strings. As treasurer, he is elected by the people of Lawrence but has no vote on the Board. Three of the six men give their time and effort willingly because they are interested in their local school system. Both the students and people of Lawrence are greatly indebted to them.

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IN AIDDIQECIATIUN Miss IVA BELLE HARPER X gf HE RED AND BLACK of 1947 is dedicated by the staff to Miss Iva Belle Harper, instructor of Journalism and sponsor of our Yearbook. Dur- ing her many years at L. M. H. S. she has been the guiding light of scores of aspiring journalists. All who work with her appreciate her friendly, helpful spirit and cooperative attitude.

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