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

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The LMHS Thespians as they appeared at the beginning of the school year. I Top row: Mrs, Harvey fsponsgrjy Wright, Bgrgen, G, D, Smith, Estes, C0tt0I1, SIIIOYBI, Steen, Lockard, G. L. Smltll, Lowman, Leonhart, Heider. Second row: Perry, Green, Schaake, Anderson, Patton, Stough, Roney. K Bottom row: Edwards, Bearnan, Hutchison, Horr, Keeler, Tripp, ZieseI11S- activities were highlighted by the initiation held on the night of April Foolgs Day. The purpose of the organization is to give the members a chance to parti- As a part of this year's activities Thespian troupe 157 presented or sponsored over four plays, the major production being HClementine, the all-school play, presented in November, and MCurtain Going Up, the cipate in dramatic activities and thereby to increase Junior-Senior play, presented in March. The year's their OWU dramatic abilitiCS- Mrs. Bea Harvey Thespian officers, as they rehearse their lines for Thespian sponsor the Thespian initiation ceremony, which took place on April 1. Officers are: Vera Stough, vice-presi- dentg Mary Patton, presidentg David Horr, scribe. Secretary, Marianne Anderson, is not in picture. Sponsored by FRITZ CO. ' Phone 4 14 East Eighth Street ' ll

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Right: Ruth Roney Le ft: Sara Lawrence L. l Gala Homecoming The Lions swamped heralded Shawnee-Mission to make our 1952 Homecoming a joyous event. Homecoming Queen, Barbara Holladay, was crowned on a throne in mid-field as flashbulbs illuminated the colorful half-time spectacle. Opposite page: Barbara Holladay, Homecoming Queen. Right: Barbara Holladay, Homecoming Queen, with escort Don Beene, Senior Representative. Ruth Honey, Homecoming Attendant, with escort Neal Sara Lawrence, Homecoming Attendant, withiescort Joe Smgyey, Sgnior C1355 vice.p1-esident, D Robb, member ot the Student Council. Sponsored by ALLISON-THOMAS FLoWER SHOP ' Phone 363 ' 941 Massachusetts ' 13