Liberty Township High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Rudolph, OH)

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SRCOKD ROW: IIRST HOW SENIOR PLHH EHST Ars. Johnson, Jim Hill, Loren Bechsteln, Ton Thompson, Ron Snow, Hugh Sneline, Jack Warner, John Kneggs, Bob Richardson, Bill Strausbaugl. Jacqueline Bnrdock, Sylvia Mantel, Evelyn Woessner, Honda Priest, Joyce Robinson, Helen Bechstein, Rose Marie Eentges, Pat Crowe, Rena Wagner.

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wwyyqg gyapg? b..., ,L ..., .,..... W, HVNIUHHL HONOR SUUEN The members of the National Honor Society are selected from the Senior Class by the High School faculty, who take the following points into consideration when making their decision: Scholarship, Character, Service to school, and Leadership. The members of the Liberty Chapter include at the present time: ' 1950 1951 1952 1955 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1940 1941 1942 1945 1944 1945 1946 Francis Eckert Ruth Wolfe Glenn Wright Marjorie Johnson Evelyn Lindquist Francis Banks Elsie Franks Beatrice Lergier Lewis Knaggs Leroy Wilcox Thelma Angel Ardella Fogle Helen Youngs Esther Lindquist Roberta Osborn Betty Flowers Irene Adler Kathleen Krause Ruth Angel Margaret Shinew Mary Ann Symonds Mary Jane Shockey Eileen Bryan James Mahaffey Victor Herringshaw Noladean Garber Margene Brown Vondale Smith Doris Nutter Ivan Stearns Marjorie Newlove Colene Armitage To be announced Commencement night

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a,W . 4 W a JUFHUI? ELFISS PLQH Action! Action! Action! is the keynote of Mr. Cohan's dramaturgy--the kind of action that is rapid and strong and carries with it his shrewd observation and deep feeling for life and its people. On a wild and stormy night there arrive at a lonely tavern a romantic Vagabond CCarol Barkerl, a homeless woman KNorma Jean Fordl, and the Governor of the State lDick Adlerl, his wife CAnnie Flowersj, his daughter KPatsy Mahaffeyb, and his daughter's fiance KBob Burdockl. The tranquility which usually pervades the old tavern is completely disrupted as the stern tavern- keeper CMarvin Franksb, his adolescent son-fDick Angell his faithful hired girl CLeanna Mercerl, and his half- crazy hired manQKArohie Bowen! attempt to keep abreast of all the unusual happenings of this night of nights. Suspicion develops as to the identity of each of the characters in turn. To the Vagabond it is deliciously like a drama, and he delights in directing the familiar characters in their parts. The arrival of the sheriff CD. L. Whitacrej with his men CLeroy Strausbaugh, Dave Mason, and Marlenn Smith! and their identity as the notorious bandits who held up the Governor help to solve the mystery. How- ever, the arrival of the attendant CBob Thompson! from a nearby insane asylum, to identify curtain of his ward 1 S is required to solve completely the cause of the humerous mixups. In the closing scene, the Vagabond dramatically takes his leave, but not before ensuring that Zach and Sally, who are very much in love, should not be separated by the overbearing tavern-keeper who wants his son to get lands in exchange for his name. After the vagabond blesses each one in the tavern, he, singing his favorite song, ventures out into the magnificent storm. .,.... f H r ,rp ,fV '-W'