Liverpool High School - Hiawathan Yearbook (Liverpool, NY)

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Editor's Foreword UST think of the many times you have skipp- ed the foreword of a book only to have missed the part that explained many things. I do hope that you and everyone who opens the cover of this Graphic doesn't pass it by as this is the only place that is left for me to express my thanks to the many willing students who acted as reporters and furnished the news in hope that this publica- tion would be a great success. I wish to thank Elizabeth Barrett for typing the Graphix materialg Piers Wiezel who looked VVillard Lowe and Jack Pease for the advertising success: and Alice Wright who designed the cover. And now in closing I hope that the Faculty, the student body and you the townspeople en- joy your summer vacation. To those who intend to be back next September, get all you can from your vacation so that you will be eager to get all there is in the art of learning. Editor-in-Chief ALTA EVANS after the financial end of our June Graphic, s l.i. L . s Alma Mater On the shores of Onondaga Stands our dear old Liverpool Loyal to our Alma Mater Always is our rule. VVe pledge our hearts to Orange and Blue This is our worthy school. Firmly we shall stand together For our Liverpool. YQQQQ Page Three

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Eehinatinn E, THE junior Class of 1938 dedicate this book to you-the Seniors. The path that you have paved is straight and the danger signals that have been erected will be heeded by the Senior Class of to-morrow.

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Graphic Staff ZND Row: Piers Wiezel, BUSINESS lWANAGER1JACKPEASE, CITY MANAGER. 1ST Row: Alta Evans, EDITIIR-IN-CHIEF: Elizabeth Barrett, TYLING MANAGERQ Paulette Crane, EDITORIALS. We Pledge Allegiance ff' E, THE Juniors of Liverpool High are forging ahead in our efforts to continue the good records of our school. VVe pledge our loyalty to our school and the citizens of Liver- pool. VVhen we were Freshmen, we regarded the Seniors with respect and something approaching awe. They were something to be proud of and viewed from the distance. As Sophomores we were more inclined to see the Seniors as people, human like ourselves, and not things apart. Now we are juniors and are taking our Erst Page Four steps toward the Senior portals. For the first time, we appreciate what a Senior really does for his school, and we are, more than ever, filled with respect for them. VVe, the junior Class, are looking into the future, to the time when we shall be Seniors. We have been set an excellent example by many Senior Classes and we must do our part and take our place on the list. VVe sincerely hope that we shall do our best to give the people of Liverpool the good things they deserve, and we Shall strive to be as good a Senior Class as it is possible for us to be.