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

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CHEERLEADERS 8 ,bm BARBARA BRADLEY 'lt' V, + LINDA CONNER HI-DE-HI A b Bradle , Phyllis Springer. Nancy Underwood, Linda Conner, Gretchen Zimmerman, Bar ara Y Pep aplenty resounclecl over Haskell field and the LMHS gym fluring football and basketball season this year as five girls, headed by Phyllis Springer, led the Pep Club and Lion fans in school songs anfl yells. Four juniors: Nancy' lfnclerwood, Gretchen Zimmerman. Barbara Bradley. Phyllis Springer and the only senior, Linda Connor. wore identical white sweaters and white skirts with a refl emblem on the front. New red and black satin jackets yy ith the famous Lion emblem and A'Lawrence,i written across the back yyere purchased to complete the uniform. The Cheerleaders were elected by the student body' at the beginning of school and immediately' went into action working on yells and clever skits for pep assemblies, which were held bcforc each game. -QT? E' we News PHYLLIS SPRINGER, Head cheerleader 10 f f pv'7x 1 1 i GRETCHEN ZIMMERMAN A' L41v,.t4 4 ffl? 5 tak NANCY UNDERWOOD

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LIO S wx. 'UN Ysfgi' Arnid swirling pom- poms and the strains of In .lle Call You Sweet- heart, Carolyn Zimmer- man was crowned 1950 Homecoming Queen. The 1-oronation took place be- tween halves of the Shaw- nee-lllission, game witll l,awrence. Carolyn, in a white- IVllllIll6ll-Wllll-lll3Cli for- mal. was escorted by Tom Hytller. Her attendants, ,loan l.eonl1art fin a dark green lormull, and Lin- da Comler tin an orvllid coming COMI1 HO Linda Conner, attendant to the Home- Queen. Joan Leonhart, attendant to the Home coming Queen. X ww Carolyn Zimmerman, Queen of Lawrence Homecoming. lormnll, were escorted lmy Dc-nn l'ontins and l'llil lfndanfott. senior and jnn- ior vlnss presidents, res- pf-t-tin-ly. Tln- Q1wf'n'S llall was lu-ld in tlw gym follow- ing tht- gznne, with the Quiet-n l'f'lt.fllllls2j fnprvrnc. llc-rlv Hodges und Bill llnllinm. 110-t'ilplillIlS of tlw gznne. presented a wllite' lootlnlll W- auto- gruplwtl lay melt member nl' tht- lootlmll team -ef- to tln- Queen. 9

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'F55 .1' A-if vE.'1,g' they .fl fix' R --x 'ZTQQ' 'iliatgf '- of I1 9 I' Y 1 , ASSE BLIES Tom Ryther leads the audience in the flag salute at the Armistice Day Assembly. Carol Clifton and JoAnn Jomrr- show off their Charleston ability during the Sophomore assembly. Little Rnd Srhoal House was the theme ot the assembly. The pupils, dressed as old-time students, presented their talents in varying and entertaining ways. Leroy Murphy gives Don Carney a tlip in the Sophomore assembly. v , .s 'I , si i N U ml, Q x i 'Eise- J ll Raymond Stuhl, 'cg-Ilist, in a special music appreci- ation assembly. Football at its earliest stage was demon- strated by David Auchard and James Shobc at the first pr-n assembly. Gay Houk, Nancy Campbell, Nanci' Hutton, Jarkie Johnson and Amy Kipp pffvvuy the pep club in the cave mun era.