Liberal holds all school reunion

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Photo for Lamar Democrat by Willis Strong Members of the Liberal High School graduating class of 1957 that attended the all-school reunion held Saturday, June 25, are from left, Kay Hedges Rose, Lou Rouse Woods, Hazel Fast Lawrence and Virginia Bainter Walker; back row, from left, Pat Cassatt Bean, Barbara Weaver King, Gene Venable, Velma Riley Spurling, Bob Ball and Jeanie Ison Buzzard. There were 39 class members and 13 are deceased.


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