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

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N X 13? 5 s V rf, I l g A I A CLOSE HARMONY by five sophomores and a ukalele. Left to right: Blll Hagan, Steve Carter, Bob Fisher, Jim Richard, Ralph Hagenbuch. 5 3: f fl l , L fl Q 5 45 '54 Q 3 i 1 gf 5 f -- K 5 7' THE MASSING AND PRESENTATION af four new flags far flue I-MHS audifarluln. Tha four flags are the Unlhd States flag, the Kansas flag, tha Chrlsflan flag, and a new LMH5 flag. LITTLE LULU advised Llons haw fo pre- pare glue In Junior Assembly, Audlenca agreed Lew Phllllps needed Home Ee. Course.

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ASSlMlllllS M ,ff My 'Y fu 5.11 , K w F7 , ss. M '1-In '1 L 1 'E W W., ,wx ' ' 1 ' W 4'ln-ug., ix 5 n x 721 We 'R A F ian e, 2 'gn W 7 1 -5 1X , ' r Y 3' w. S , n A ...una THE FOLLIES WERE NEVER LIKE THlSl Can-till! ALI BABA and one gf his 40 thieves QR. Wayne kiddiei Gul' Cl-We CUPBTS 05 SOPHS PYSSBM GSSGMNY- Nelson! release captive with help of Staples the Magician. RED AND BLACK STRONGMAN Fred Van Bebber demonstrated athIetic prowess in Red and Black Car- nival Assembly. Fred credits cotton candy as secret at success. FOOTBALL LETTERS ASSEMBLY in gym found tackle HERO SAVES HEROINE from villain in rodia's mel- Ben Hall ane of many receiving football letters from Ier-dramer, The Flight of Prunerlla Pills. Left to Coach Woody. Ben lettered in football three years. right: Jock Elvig, Racelyn Roney, Jim Koch. 12 ..,.,,.-l--

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