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

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QUILL A D SCROLL .-Xlirye jnined the Quill and Scroll. Inter- natinnal High Swlinivl lnurnalisin Soriety, early' in Npril. ,lining with l6 initiates. she reveived her pin ut ani inipre-ssiye dinner and initiation vert-mony' held nitli 'li-ape-ka lligh Sr-lwnl and Shawnee- llissiun lligli Svlinul in tht- student uninn building at lx. l. lriri-d li-nniilvs. seniur. nn- the unly huld-oyer frnni lu-t years' grimup. 'lihe neysly initiated Illelll- llers yyerv: liziyid llill. .hilly Kipp, Nlike Gettu. Pat Iltnia. Nlury lx:-ys. Harry lill.nt. Shirley Dodd. llanu l.t-ilif-ngnnil. Caroline Wilbur. lfclnarcl Rucse. and Linda lininier. Studs-nts are rcvoinnicnded by W. J. Morey, juurnzilisin instructor. and checked hy Principal Neal Nl. Wherry. 'lihe names along yy ith samples of their wurk yu-re then sent to the Quill and Scroll Hvadquztrterf :it Nortliywsterri liniversity. llleniliers are vlinsen fur outstanding work on newspaper and yearlinult staffs. in writing, business inanagenient nr editing. They must he approved lmy the prinvipal and inust lie in the upper third -W my nf their vlass si-hnlasticly. Front row: Amy Kipp, Joan Leonhart, Marilny Kipp, Pat Davis, Linda Conner, Mary Dernorltt. Second row: Carolinee Wilbur, Mary Keys, Sally Six, Nancy Hutton, Shirley Dodd, William J. Morey, sponsor and advisor Bock row: Mike Getto, Harry Elliot, Dana Leibengoad, Alden Brownlee, Ed Ruesc, David Hlll. I I, .i . 5- i ., . 4 , ,r , if Till Not mctured Fred Coombs SEVEN MAD JOURNALISM lovers whoop it up utter the BUDGET deadline has been made. The happy newshounds are Marilyn Kipp, with the coke bottle: Amy Kipp, with the hot-rod hat, Nancy Huton, holding the world in her lap: Shirley Dodd the mad woman of Borneo: Mary Keys, snatching the ruler, Mike Getto, buried in the typewriter and Don Rake, who cheated and posed for the great photographer ye old ed. J XXX ,J f 1 y -v 4 .. 3 ,xx S , 'r,,. ll ,. , ., -S 1 'J' 3 5 1 C x

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WELCOME TRA ELERS X . -il X . . XS X Q . dfljs . A L11 I! S 7 iv, ,S I Q Ax x . U in xg If Q N ' f I 'ii 55 64 fx , igfl L N, W. ..:t ,. , l is 'n WX R. Q 4 ' iff? x4 I ,' - KM ' ka 4 Q N, . N l 3' Fx I as A . ' ff olxl: norm 3 , Q rnsv nuruxm Poplar Bluff, Missouri Q Albgqqarque X W F New Mexico 1 ,. lh' .4 L I I I DWAN! VAN GUNDY Yallay Falls, Kansas MONA COLLINS Emporia, Kansas NANCY FRAZIER Bridgeport, Illinois s 5 ,sl .blas- .X x MARION MULL FRANCIS RODGERS Saaltla, Washinglon 0Mawa, Kansas . . I '- XXI MARTHA SCHNEBLEY Seattle, Wushlngfon LOUIS WILKIE Independence, Missouri 13 rig: ,L-2 In f,ggg,i M 2 I 3 + NINA ZILOZ lunlan lorn Germany

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PARTIES f 2 c ,xxx-N x 1 1 'ly , 3 ullaili, If 3 A A J Vfr 0 W Cf' '5 I l X my 'ir 1 I ' K :vxp Env 5 l 1 I 1 i 39. N it' ,yd -3 Y. 3 The theme of the Christmas Formal nas Winter Wonderland. Pat Davis. senior representative and Party Chairman of the Student Council, planned and carried out original ideas with the help of Miss Cora Davenport. Rays of soft pastels dominated the color scheme, with Santa and his sleigh adding the rich touch of Christmas. Window scenes added charm and .4 .....--ff' beauty to the uintry scene of Christmas. Refreshments were served in the midst of enchanting lights and color. During the intermission. the couples sang Christmas Carols around a revolving tree. decorated with bright blue bulbs. Miss Davenport. active in school affairs, has helped many LMHS students plan parties and as sponsor of the Student Council has completed many school activities.