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

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WOMEN PDF! ALL. Or, WPA. Note the re- laxed looks on the faces of the male escorts as they swing their partners around the dance floar during the Pep CIub's WPA dance. They don't have to treat the girls to steaks, malls, etc,, attcr the party. The treats are on the girls, BARK, BARK, BARK-lt's really worse than their bite! The little gent with the crew cut, pic- tured lower, is Paul Malone. The guy with the big grin, and the wide open mouth is Bill Hogan. On the right is Richard Butler. Reason their mouths are wide open? They are serving as Barkers at the annual Student Council carnival. Reason for the grins? They were having exceptionally good luck as Barkers and the cash and customers kept rolling in. LUCK '0 THE IRISH! Sophomores Kathleen Dunigan and Mary McCaffrey are being initiated into the Pep Club, and as can readily be seen, the maneuver they ore trying to perform is quite a difficult one. It is easy to pat oneseslf on the back, but did you ever try to pat your head and tummy at the same time? ROLL YOUR OWN! That may well be the title of this Pep Club initiation stunt. Three uni- dentified heads are shown dusting the floor, and according to reliable informants, the noses attached to the heads are quite red from pushing peanuts across the gym floor. The several sets af blue- ieoncd legs, also unidentified, belong to seasoned Pep Club performers, who are in charge of the initiation each year, MW i'7 W -V-.N ,mv I WB. ...., ,sm W W

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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.

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The pretty lady is beckoning all to come to the Y-Teen Mardi Gras held in the school gym, which was gaily decorated with balloons, serpentine and confetti. NN'-..n,, soPHoMoREs shake a leg and dig for the wvstev. dive for the clam as Dad Perry demonstrates for those who are slow. YNX nano: Ras HAWAII WAS NEVER LIKE THIS! Jack Wolfe, 'OI Swivel Hips, and Merle Hodges, Bumpy Bouncer, could put a couple of Hawaiian hula dances to shame. Here they demonstrate the technique that they used in entertaining guests at the annual Y-Teen party. Needless to say, the entertainment was a howling success, and the two comely hula girls had no trouble in backing more engagements throughout the U. 5. SUDENTS DANCE to the music of the Seraneders at one of the many school dances. 17 , . lui Qs