Liberty Benton High School - Liberty Bell Yearbook (Findlay, OH)
- Class of 1930
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' ' 11.11. 1- 1-.11 1. 111.11 ' IB.ll 1. Nl XI NH E N W HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1930 OUR Yluttts have passed since a happv grottp ot twentv lite students entered l.ibertv lligh School to attain the name ol l reshtnen. Alter we were able to read the schedule and become accustomed to lireshman lilie. we met and elected the lollowing olliters: llresident. Alfred Compton- Vice I'resident. Cieorge Moorhead: Seeretaiv. I ee Morgan. 'I reasurer. Virginia Shaw. Miss llolden was ehosen as sponsor, .fks the term wore on we were looked upon more lavorablv bv ottr upper elassmen, 'lihose lrom ottr :lass that participated tn tnuste. baslsetball. and the like. had attributed to the school what was expected ol them and we can testilv bv evervone to the laet that those who took part in representing the class dttrtng the vear eertatnlv plaved their part suceesslullv At the end ol the term. to the limit ol' ottr lteshtttan knowledge we had attained all that we had strived lor. l-our members did not return to be enrolled in the Sophomore elass, but to our rescue came six pupils lrom lienton Ridge lhev were Vera Ridge. Carl llissong. llelen Dukes. Margaret lanning. la Yon Downing. and l'hobern laws Nliss llolden again was to guide tts throttgh problems that perplexed us . i lt was with greater assutanee that we started upon our serond ve.tr ol high school ltle Xke were represented in the Operetta as well as on the lirst teams tn athlettts 'liwo suceesslttl vears have passed and now cotnes that illustrious veat' when we mav be classed as Juniors. as well as upper classmen. the vear in which we atm to bring honor and lame to ottr class as well as to the school. kYe did so bv contributing to athletics. dramatics and social enterprises. lihe Junior Senior lianquet was an outstanding feature ol the Spring lt placed the social standards ol Iabertv tip a eouple ol steps. lhe ollicers who directed the class during this veai were llresident. Cieorge Moorhead: Secretarv. Nlareine llavnez 'lireasurer 'lihelma Miller. Mr lirankenheld. ottr sponsor, rightlullv deserves honorable credit lor ottr success in the .lunior vear. As we entered the Senior vear. most everv one h.td the leehng. 'Unte out ol' this room and into the next we shall hnd King liducation, ' What disappointment when we tound onlv better tools to aid tts in unearthing lxing ldueation. During this vear ottr ollieers were President. llelen Dukes: Vive-llrestdent. Vera Ridge. Secretary, Virginia Shaw: Treasurer. Marcine Payne. We liestow many honors on our president to whom we are indebted greatlv lor ottr success Nlr. liibling. ottr worthv class sponsor. has proven a capable helper not only in our Senior vear, bttt in all ottr high school eareer. We have been highlv represented in school activities such as basket ball lootball. dramaties. 'lee elubs and literarv work. XVe all will reeall the delithtlul social events as class arties and s V s v fr ?- 3 r ff? picture shows, I Une new member. l enore leller. was added to ottr enrollment but l.tter she returned lo her lortner school, Yan lluren. leaving tts twentv eight tn all, As graduation draws near there comes to everv senior .1 dottbt as to whether he has made the most ol his lottr vears in high sehool. xkllhottgh some have done a great deal. nevertheless nearlv all can see where thev might have done inueh better. lt is onli' alter we have successfullv passed throttgh high school that we realife that those vears were four ol the greatest .tnd most important years in ottr lives Certainly the advantage ol a high school traintng is one of the greatest opportunities tn ottr lives, Since opportunity knocks bttt onte' the proltlem conlront ing the under classmen is to take everv advantage ol this opportunttv. 'lihe tnan with no aim never rises to anv height, lle has no set aittt or course and is ron tent to do and go in whatever path he chances. no matter what tt is. bitt the Senior class ol I0 Xll set their aims high. l trst: to raise ntonev lor the longed lor Senior trip Second: n1ost ol Us mav never become verv great or high in the world as perhaps a lew will. because there are always a lew who rise to great heights Yet whatever we did or whatever we were in. we aimed to do ottr best so that the school and commttnitv would be helped and not hindered bv ottr having been one ol their ntttnber, Next vear? XX'hat will tt hold lor us' XVhat will it bring to us' Happiness or sorrow? Better spirit or not .' lellow students. vou alone can answer these questions. lt ts in your power lo make or break. What will you do' lhat remains for future historv. 4Nlarcine llayne tiiaa it t -c CLASS PROPHECY I had moved to California soon after school was out in 1930. I had lived there for fifteen years and decided to go back to Findlay. my former town. for a vacation. My nrst desire was to see the I.iberty School. It was a larger and better school than ever. I went through the Building and saw it was more like a College than a High School. Mr. Eibling. who was our Sponsor back in the school days. was still the Superintendent. Miss Cramer. who was our home room teacher was still teaching History. Margaret Hurless was taking Miss Holden's place and was leaching Home Economics. Driving on I came to where Blue Pigeon used to be. lt wasn't changed so very much except they had a grocery SIOYC which was owned by a tall slim man to whom I was introduced. by the name of Dallas Cramer. The people told me that Dallas and another freckled-faced man. whom I recognized as John Neeley. were bachelors. They bought them a home and were living there together. Ohf yes. Dallas had gotten quite thin, for John had to do the housekeeping while Dallas worked in the store. Not taking Home Economics John was not very well trained to this work, especially cooking. They wanted me to stay a while but l thought I had better travel on. I stopped to a garage to get some gas and saw I.ee Morgan. He had become a very capable mechanic. He told me if I went on a little farther l would come to the aviation camp. At the aviation camp I saw an old class mate Carl Hissong. He had become an aviator. He told me he had been Professor of Chemistry but blew tip the school while experimenting with a new chemical and was fired. Of course he wasnit hurt a bit for he had practice in his chemistry class at Liberty. Carl told me Ruth Wells. who had gotten quite fat. and Ralph Good were married at last. Poor Goodie had such a hard time with his studies. Yes. he is a better driver than he used to be. you see he had a lot of practice driving with one hand while in High School. I met George Moorhead on the street while on my way to a show, He had become a Professor of History. He seemed to be very sad. I presume it was because Marcine Payne would not marry him. But no wonder she had become the head nurse at the hospital in Columbus. George told me his friend Clarence Smith had become a Doctor. I don't know. he didn't say. but I suppose he meant a horse Doctor. I left George and went to the show. lt was very good. I forgot to tell you I saw Harold Smith on the screen. He had become a famous comedian. I left the show and walked down the street a way until I noticed a large sign which read Fagan Barber Shop. Stepping to the door l saw a large shop with about two dozen women sitting in the barber chairs. l then noticed a handsome man coming out of one of the rooms. I recognized him as my classmate Everett Fagan. He told me he owned the shop and had a large trade. He always did like to pull hair when a Senior, Everett told me that I.owell Doty had become a great Evangelist and was preaching in all the big cities. Warren Niswander, a former friend of Doty's accompanied him and did all the wonderful singing. Vwlalking through the streets I saw three girls whom I never expected to see. They were Oral Ifreed. Hilda Cramer. and Thelma Miller. Oral said she was married and contented for once in her life. She was also pushing a baby carriage. Hilda said she played the piano for Thelma while Thelma did the singing at Iiunerals. Thelma always was a sad girl. Yes. and quite religious. The girls told me Margaret Lanning wasn't married yet. She had a hard time trying to get the right man. She was quite particular in her younger days. Oral told me where Virginia Shaw lived. I hunted her up and renewed my acquaintance with her. I hardly knew her for she had changed a great deal since our school days. She had become quite bashful. 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The squabhles- - All these will revive ln our memories of school. The common rebellion al quil7es is past. lrom now on we'll probably work more than play lior we're counting on taming the world and to win. I XVe must push. we must pull ur get out of the way. W - llelen Dukes, Class Poe! 'TO COMMENCEMEN T PROGRAM Pzaccalaureare---Sunday. May ll. V130-2:00 IT M Class Class Com l.ast Liberty High School Rev. M. D. Kidwell Night- -Monday. May lZ. UNO- -8:00 P. Yaletlictory Address- -Miss Martine Payne Class History-Miss Virginia Shaw Class Prophecy-Miss Margaret Sutton Class XVill-Mr. George Moorhead Salutatory Address-Miss Helen Dukes Salutatory Address- Miss Vera Ridge Plas'-XX'ednesday. May H. l0'5O-8:00 P. The Picture Girl mencement- Thursday. May I5. 1030-8410 Dr. lf, lf. l.ewis. Ohio Stale University The Age Old Challenge to Youth Presentation of Diplomas by George Shaw. l'r Day of School-liriday. May l6. l'7'5O May Day lixercises-l0:llU A. Nl Community Dinner--lZ:0O A. M. Base Ball Ganie-2:00 P. M. IA M. M. IT M. vs. Board of lfducation lNlll taXl VALEDICTORY Somv of thc num inivrcxllng nmmcnls ni our lxws .nw lhxm' ln whuh we acquire new Ideas ur hnvc new rvpcrncmcx lclluwshxpl lllw lrwmislmxp, 1s lmrd to dufinr but dcllghllul to uxpcrwxxcc. Howcvcr, il cannot hr cxpvrivncud .xlunc Eur cmxnplr, om purwn mnnul hue .1 LilSnllNS10I1 Alum, nur can hc Ckllldllgl .1 Llclmlv. llc m.1v mnsndvr xxxriuus sxdvs of .1 question within hus own mind, .md rnrym lhc rxpurxcncr of lhxnlxing hlll .alum hr Lnnnol cnyox' the cxprricncr vi thought sh.1r1ng and dxscusslun. Thru' us .1 duthrrmc lwlwcwn .1 dwlmlc .md .x miucllwmn whxch hulps In vxphin icllowxhip ln .1 clclmlc. the .lllillIdC mx om' nl mnfhcl XV1lh nmclx cuurlcw. wx' rclrr In our honnr.1blv npponvnlsf' hut wc uxpul them In l.llM' rvrrv .1dv.xnl.1gr ot .my mrclcv: rcnmrlx ws nmv drop. .md wc .lrc kwnlv .llffl ln tmp lhcm mm wins: mis xmlcnwnl. 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XVIIHIIQ il lwsl In flmngv ur to discard lhcm, NVhrn wc Hnish .1 discussion. lnslmd ui fcrllng clmcd m dcprcsscd wulh virion' or tailurc, wr cxpcrwncv .1 lcvllng uf frlcndlinuss whufh has gmwn up out or lln :dem slmrcd, 'Hmm 15 lcllowship. lkrlluwslnp is mlmlcvwi, ll ls no! .lcculcnlal Nulhxng wurlh having xx Afkllllffd wullwuul cihvrt, Afhivvung lulluwshlp mums lhal .1 price is paid Iur il Il mm' mum guving up pol idms .xbandumng prrwnnl dushkcs. fUl'gk'Ili!lg xnmll prcyudurs .md learning lu lsmk .ll olhcr lhlllgi .md nlhcr pwplc with .ln upon and .1 iricndlv .mlliludv li is only through Ihr dom uk mutual rcgard lhal real Iricndship .md tcIlmx'sl'np cmcrs .1 hh: 'I'lm was thc bmux ol Gods idrn ul .1 KUCIUIY ul frxcndlx' gcncmux msn who wurv ln be ionic lhc xilllx'Il5 ui lhjl Nl.llU whnh hs cnllvd lhc Kingdom ul Clml Pcoplc lmvv A'XPk'l'lIIlUf1lCL1 with lhal idea NXT Gnd xl Lilmfllll In lw like find XVv :all ullrschws. ffhrxxliuwx, hx' XVIHKIT wv munn that wc Arc I'llCI11hVfx ul .1 Qhurch whxch w.15 slarlcd btdilllif Jrslls lxvrd, but wc .Irv not .llwnvs lruc Iolhwwvrs, Hnncwllx' followxng .lcsus nuxmx paying .1 pnfc, being willing IU glvc up NUFIIU of thc lhingx 111.11 stand bVlWCl'D uw .md iulluwshlp wmth olhcrs. lfvllnwxhlp as not .1 dmni ur emu. lhmg, ll is vwidlx .xliw ll ch.mgc9. gruwx, .md umruscw nn lvmlllx' and uxvtulncss. ll gavcs rclmw lu th. udmlism deem' ul Ylilllh to End the utmost gnudnuss. hcnlxlx' .md lrulh. NVhcn lxlUI'.lh.ll1l I xnculn wax hm mvnliuncd .ms .1 possible camlidnlc for the prusulrncv, mnnv pcoplc rcgardvd 11 .15 .1 lukc Ons m.m .mrmmg lhc hxghrr ups mud, XX'hx'. l.1nmln has no grunt inHuuncc nn lhls cuunlrv. nu gum pull: hc has no lmwnuy not much ut .ll1Ylhll1g cxfcpl. .1 lu! nl frxrndsf' :X lol of frwnds' ll was l inm!n's luis ul' frwmism who nude hum prcsxdvnl 'I'lwmInrn' Roowvull rw11 wllh hu. lCl'I1.lI'lx.ll'IC nhllilx' lwuxmmc grcnl unlx' lor lhc puwclfxll. mllmllxuaxlu' .nwlsmnfc ul has 111151 uf Irwnds Ih.1l irlcml who wrvrx .md scrks lor gain .Xml Yullmu but im' Iorm. XX1I1 pack when ll hcglnx lu r.un .Xml Inu' vnu in thc storm X1.xn1lh'X1 l',lvm' HO OR ROLL Mxuim' l1.1x'm' Yun Rulgv llrlcn Uulwx Yxrglnm Slmw lhmh! Slllllll I Yx'lL'll Ingnn E Hrlcn Xlullvr IXWX!n IXXH SALUTATION S I THE FINALE TO HIGH SCHOOL l.ll-ll School life is a stage in which each student plays his little part in the drama of education. This we might say is the finale to our high school days and the commencement of new endeavors. To you who have attended former commencements this may seem like the same old thing but we the actors are thrilled with the joy of our triumphf This is otir first attempt at staging a high school commencement and we hope it has been as pleasant to you as it has been to us. Having fought the long battle with our books we are crowned with our diplomas which pro- nounce Well done. my good and faithful student of the faculty and board of education. kVe have now completed a course which enables us to go forth into the world as a good and trained citizen. Universal education is necessary to make a stable government and nation. Vv'ise were Our Pilgrim Fathers who. in the General Court of Massachusetts. as early as I6-l7 compelled every town having a population of fifty or more householders to establish a school where the children could learn to read and write. Nor did they stop at this. They founded schools for higher learning, until at the present day we have our modern high schools. colleges and universities. Our Fathers were not only looking forward to a progressive New England, but to the development of our nation. lndeed this is our day. Even the faculty fade into insignincance beside us. Vv'e stand here, fearlessly. before them. free to say what we wish without the intimidating thought that tomorrow they will call us down for levity of thought or action. lf you are not impressed with our looks we ask you to remember True greatness lies within. not without. Should you not be greatly moved by our words of wisdom and oratory we would remind you that. Still waters run deep. At any rate, if we are not especially distinguished as a class. we are proud to be here this evening. We are both proud and pleased to have you to these. our ceremonials of victory. --Vera Ridge TEXTBOOKS NVebster tells us that his idea of a textbook is A book with wide spaces between the lines for notes. lior most of us that dehnition is a trifle unusual. The books we use in school to- day do not have the wide spaces between the lines for notes. A history teacher stands before her class with a history book as the textbook to aid her in teaching the class. A minister in his pulpit uses the Bible as his textbook. From this guide hc takes his text and endeavors to teach his congregation better ways of living in accordance with the text he has chosen. So we have the history book as a guide to the teacher and her pupils. the Bible as a guide to the minister and his listeners. There are textbooks for every profession or calling and these books vary according to the purpose for which that profession or calling is striving. Professions differ. callings differ and the tastes of people differ, but the textbook that is universally attractive is the life of a famous man or woman with an extraordinary personality. A would be musician seeks encouragement in the life of a musician who has reached the top, for between the lines of any famed life there are wide spaces for us to jot down our mental notes and really study fame. Those of us who are struggling with financial difficulties become acquainted with the stories of great Gnanciers who were once of limited means and we try to discover their methods of climbing the scale of finance. Various examples could be cited in each profession bitt each person has his own favorite biography to inspire and guide him in his own doings, Schoolbooks may change and reference books may change but the life record of a great character will always stand as a source of encouragement to the multitudes that follow. -Helen Dukes I'.X'l-Nil. lllltl I l i : l l i i i i l SNA PS iv Je- Wk ,aj IN X AUTOGRAPHS f1.ff4M !'5' fa. ,X ,V J A I I www QU ffdcwcww 0,91-:.z,4-u, Qfumbxx Cl-ww. Jglqx 2 Jfay hw JQJJM fx JVM! ywfkww hymn ww HQAIZQ4, FJ Jfo-GULF If rj it 1 axuorv mfr 1' fad! A fy 021011 fum, Pl' Aff-4' C5111 1. ' ' 1 A A if 41 ' I f' A , pf If ' , f f I , U 'f I X! . ,7 ,ff CH m f ff hfx sk' I ' all f' V '11, H , 1. . 111-1 . 'ul xr, I 11. I J X n,' V , k A ,, , f f 1 . f Q 4 - ' f, . , fJ,f ' V' I F fa ff,AA.7kLf , 'VK , L -4171.4 4' 7 I ff 1 X , Af, fL 1 Vf' 1, ' I 1 fxqi. ff! , J . 'A fz-lffflf? ff, ff ' V , , F1 N., YIM' T' ' ,fi - f 4, b -V dv .. P f-, I, ' LA C R IO JUN HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '31 N the year 1927 thirty-three happy. trembling. bashful but ambitious students entered high school by the name of The Green Freshmen. XVe had a little difficulty in learning the ways of high school but soon we became bolder and entered into the school activities, The first week of school we elected the following oflicers: President. Wilson Kuhlman: Vice-President. Wilbur Clauss: Secretary. Ruth Price: Treasurer. l.ucille Worden: Reporter, Don- ald Clark. Mr. Dunathan was our very successful sponsor. The first step up the ladder was over and it wouldn't be long ttntil our second step would be taken. September rolled around and we were glad to enter into l.. H. S. again. We were greatly surprised to see only twenty members in our class. Those who did not return were Margaret Pearsel. Mary Thompson. Pauline Lemons. Della Radabaugh. Martha lillen Bishop. l.illa Belle Gentry. Martha Jones. Gerald Gross. Donald Clark. Thomas lilick. Gail Patterson. and Raymond Lamping. Vlfe were very sorry that they had to leave. Vvle again elected XVilson Kuhlman as President: XVilbur Clauss. Vice-President: Opal Huff- man, Secretary-Treasurer: Clara Chapman. Reporter. Mrs. l.ightfritz acted as our sponsor, Vife did not have weak knees this year as when we were 'ilireshiesf' This year we waded right through thinking we were as good as the rest of the high school students and I guess they will have to admit this. Now the second step was taken and we were ready for the third. This was a very successful year. XVe entered with fifteen members this year. Those leaving were Ruth Jorden. Clara Chapman. l.eona Benner. Gladys liinerd. George Dorner, We then elected the following ollicers for the year. President. Wilbur Clauss: Secretary- Treasurer, Ruth Burner: Reporter. Norma Stewart. Mr. Conrad acted as our sponsor. The time came for the purchase of our rings. XVe are all well pleased with them. XVe also helped the Seniors in purchasing the stage curtain. We have been in all the activities of school since we were Freshmen such as: liootball. Basketball. Baseball. Tennis, Glee Club. Orchestra, etc. XVe are proud of having as next years captains: Football. Wilson Kuhlman and ot Basketball. Ruth Price. We hope they will have as much success as previous captains. March ll, the Junior class presented their play, The Family Upstairs. at the school and we hope everyone enjoyed it. March 25. it was repeated in Jenera at the Town Hall. NVe are working on the Junior-Senior banquet to be given May Z. We are trying to make it the best banquet that has been given in the school. The months will soon roll away and we will then be ready to take our fourth and Iinal step to graduation. The class has been small but l think we have had a very successful year in spite of this. The hard work and cooperation of all the members make this possible. l.et us all return next year and help to make it the best and happiest of them all. 7Norma Stewart. 'I Wl N YY Sl-YEN SOPHOMORIC CLASS l HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '32 ll Hli Class of '32 found themselves at L. H. S, on September fourth l9Z8 as Freshies. the time of school life we had been looking up to. After all were enrolled we had forty nine members, Those who added to out eighth grade enrollment to make this number were Donald Grose, Don Kirtland. Orland Knepper, William Parkins. Nelson Green. Marion Dukes. Norma Light, Lois Ballinger. Leah Ballinger, Charles Benton, Verdell Clymer. and Robert Farrell from Benton Ridge, ln December l928 Marjory Kuhlman enrolled from Benton. ln March l0Z'7 Miriam Traverse came from Dunkirk, A few days after school started we held a meeting in the study hall. Mr. Dunathan pre- sided at the meeting. The officers elected were President. Carlos Poe: Vice-President, Reva Cole- : man: Treasurer, Lois Ballinger: Reporter. Comer Porter. Class Sponsor. Reyburn Steinman, We were represented in Glee Club, Chorus. Orchestra. Campfire. Football. and Basketball. Also one of our members had a leading part in the operelta. Tulip Time. while many others from our class were in the choruses of the same. On September 1929 our class as Sophomores started back to school. We took advantage of the privilege of a seat farther back in the study hall. while the class of '33 look our places in the front of the study hall, Our enrollment fell off considerably since several either moved or quit school. Those not enrolling who were members in the Freshman year were Don Kirtland. Oral Walters. Raymond Flick. Glenn Rader. I.ois Ballinger. Leah Ballinger. Martha Spitler and Charles Benton. Soon after school started we held a meeting in the room formerly the library and elected the following officers: President. Gertrude Agner: Vice-President. Ruby Kuhlman: Secretary, Reva Coleman: Treasurer. Comer Porter: Class Reporter. Kathryn MacDonald: Class Sponsor. Mr. Hilty. During our Sophomore year we have lost Dana Foltz. Nelson Green. Marion Dukes. Norma Light. Carlos Poe. and Paul Cline. Those entering were: Doris Bryan. Ralph Flick. l.edorna Fellers, Marie Ziesloft and Arthur Huysman. This year we were represented in football. basketball. glee club. campfire and orchestra. George Tuttle, a member of our class is captain-elect of the Basketball team for the coming year. Vv'e honor him because it is rare at Liberty for a Junior to be a Captain. VJe are now looking forward to our Junior and Senior years. -Ruby K. Kuhlman IXNIYIY NINI FRESHMAN CLASS HISTQRY OF THE CLASS OF '33 F, the Freshies of l.. H. S., entered into lligh School with the initiation which was given to us by the Seniors, That night we destroyed some flower pots and broke a door glass. for which we were chargedfout' hrst penalty, Our class, at the first of the year, had an enrollment ol' thirtv three lihertv scholars and twelve Benton Ridge scholars. making forty uve altogether, Then later in the year we welcomed two new classmates into our class. Olive Becker, coming from the Glenwood Junior High School of Findlay. and Francis Vv'arren. coming from the McComb Sshool. Our class officers were as follows: President. Miriam Jackson: Vice-President. Ruth Moor- head: Secretary and Treasurer. Mary Jane Shaw. Very soon after school started the call came for football players to which ten of the Fresh- men boys responded. They were: Clyde Benton. Paul Sims. Clarence Cramer, Robert Kuhlman. Lester Price. Dean Price. Richard Radabaugh, Richard l.anning. lloward Foltz. and Franklin Dorner. Our next duty was to produce basketball players. which was not very difhcult for the most ol' the Freshman class were interested in basketball. The girls who went out were: Ruth Moor- head. Mary Jane Shaw. Miriam Jackson, Ruth Ridge. Reva Swisher, Margaret Shaw, Virginia Travers. Dorthy Lytle. Mildred XVells. Verna Inbody. Mildred Santmire, Thelma Rice. and Olive l.emons, The boys were: l.ester Price, Dean Price. Robert Kuhlman, Ray Burner. Clyde Benton. Paul Sims. Richard Radihaugh. Le Roy Briggs. John Bryan, and Howard Foltz, But Howard moved to Rawson just before our class tournament and we felt very sorry to see him go. but nevertheless the Freshmen hoys got to the finals in the tournament. There were also quite a number of Freshmen who went out for baseball. This year the girls organized a team and they have been having a lot of fun out of it, We have saved up what we thought quite .1 lot of money in our treasury and we decided to make use ol' it. Vy'ell, we bought ice cream for one of our parties and a few other things during the year. which almost stripped our treasury. Taking the whole year in general we have had a trying year, but in the midst of our toiling we have found that we were only having fun. 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Swisher l'aul lirltwliatlv, l The second week ol' school the seventh grade eleeted the lollowing oflicers: President. llaul X i l3reishaeh: Vice-President. Thomas Ricketts: Seeretarv Donald lrve: Treasurer lsahelle Stewart: T Reptvrter. Martha Belle liuhlman, These oflieers have proven their leadership during the past i . , l year by guiding tts through .1 happy and successful rear One ofthe outstanding activities of the year was the ll.illowe'en party given last tall in the lft-ltfs wood. The costumes made everx' one think that they were in a strange world. All en- iuved the games and weiner IUASI with much hilaritv. The girls of the grade gave a farewell party for Martha Poe and lfileen Deidrifk -just hefore thev moved. They were all sorry that these girls had to ntove. The class prepared three chapel programs for student chapel this year. MVT llow extited everv seventh grader was the morning we were to give it. There were twenty seven enrolled in the class last September. hut now the number has dwindled down to twenty three Besides Martha and lzileen. lrene lfeller and Carl lfoltz also moved. Y The Class proved faithful in helping keep their home room cleaned up liaeh week the l president appointed two persons to take care of it for the week. NVe. being eghth graders next year, look lorward to an enjoyable and prosperous year together, l Illlltla Illlfll ELEM ENTAHY TICACH ERS x , T,-uW:KK-M, I 'NX 1-' 9 ' I' III. 4 '.uIm 'II Hr K: .Ii:'I 'rw1rI XI NNI CIQNXII lx I1mII.1x II QII XIIIIIIII YI I XIX I NIH I4 Xfmlm Ilwgh N.ImvwI III xCI14m,1vlnwN I IIN-In Ilvygh Hmm-I X XI I IQIX I I Xl NN I IIWIIX IIIAJI! N.IlwU IIUIII XI I INIMIWI I IINIII II1gI1 RIMM LIIQXII RL I'I'IS!QlmIII l5m1rwImkII1-JIISI Wy .uv vvrx' proud ui wuz I Ivxn.-nl.nI N LIv1m-nlnrx MIJUUIX In Ihr Ninn nl Uhw I1Im1x .lx .1 Inv KI.1u I Icmvnuxxx SXI1wwI up xIml1InI In' vnu pl-'l1LI , , 'Q' N x ..Ii N r I,r1.I..1xIwI,. . lIrvwN1mIx1,xI1mx Iguxx Imxi Klum' I IM I IM- xxI1x1gL Cnrvlm uI1nHL.1Lm v lm-.xI1n.,gk.n.u In wI -'hw X.I:II1rzr I lnxuvlx .IwuI Iwlwxlx .An 11-'xx IMLINI -vl nur I-I IIN Iww I IIux xnxx xu ruwxul my XI1.HIr1 .x.IxlwuInIgu11 IINNIN .1I1.nImxu11u:1l I-I ',II1v.I: I II'rvlX Inu 11 SCHOOL LIFE mg A i,f-i--J J ,f-- ,..-I ff! lx g . 'Q...f1-- T E- :E-.Ts ANNVAIJ STAFF WU IUVIQIN NVQ! NI Ui lmwll I5-'lx' l.fzIwr ll' Vhrrl XYllw11 Klllllllhlll Mvmlzrl flllfwl K Iarvmu Smith lizzvznm .Xllzmffm lllulmrd Hmm! qhwzmzrwf limzrrvw .Xl.1m14Ju1 XV1!'Q1I1l.l Slum .AMI l.L!IILJl Xi.1r'c1m'l'.1xm' Nm1p.N1w1 ldzlwz llclcu Ukllws .Xurvmr lfnlzlnz Kicnwgc Xiuurlnxul C'mul41.'m1! .Umumul ll.u-wid SINIIIJ fkxfumhzz l'.1'zfw XYJIITII Nl9XX'.ll1klk'I' .xflzlulu fmirlur Ural ffrcvd .'M11x'z!1m Inlzlm lfAI'ISlII1x fufim fmfllwr ANNUAL BOARD W lim Ima my In flaw ii-lf.-H.. I'-w..-ll, mn lneil, ilmyla Smiili. c.f.mi.1. ,Xyzinr 1 s.i.w.1 lc.-ii imiiil. 11.im.f mn.-1.1 xyiiiiniw-- m..,l.l 1..mm. ii.m.,.. lliewrv i i l l Membere for ihe Annual Buard were elected at the heginning uf the year. 'l'hey have all i Served a very faithful year. Two memhers were elerieil lrom each class .il the time nl' the claw eleel ionx. Some of the duties of this organizfatiun are: lm head up all literary piihliealiuns of the who sueh as lhe Liberty lfagle. The l.iherIy Bell and the like. They selecl candidates for officers of the Srlmol publications. and lhen Ulllllllfl an elefliun bv the siudeni body, They head the nnancial side of the publications also, They have the right lo receive or releci appointments for the oflicers on the puhlicalions Oflicers of this organization are: Pre-xulvnl Oral lfreed .Sbervlary lilorenee Powell ,I-H'KlSllf'l'f' llarolil Smith l Illllila xiyi Tx Ifrlzlor in Cifhwli Assislunl Izidzlor Iittstrlcxs Mzlmlglvl' ClifLiLlIlIIIit7l7 Mttmtqur Mimwgnzph Opvml t if Asxlxltml Opvnzftn' Iiypisl .AII'7IL'IIiL' Rt'por1t'r Senior Rvporlvz' fiL'r7t'rtlI .Yt'LL'S Rt'ptJ1'It'1' .lurvritmr Rvporlcr .Ytnlhcnrvlortf Reptnrlvi' I'iI'L'SI7I77LU7 Ih'pur1ur Cxurnpfire Rt'por'1w' Clzmpfirv Ifcpcsrlur LTBERTY EAGLE POPULARITY CONTEST BOY Cllarcntv Smith I arl Sims ivurctt Iiagan XK'ilsun Ktlhlman Cfunwr Purtvr Cilarcmt' Smith Allircti Ctnupttna .-Xlfrctl Ctnixmptmi--Winn XX num C.un1rr I'nrtvr Iiarl Sims Lvcmt Ingan Ucan Prim' Dallas Cramer lit-urge Mtmrlmrad I5arlSin1x Iii IMI .XI4 in Ilitftft XI- in .XI --x, .Um Iitwf Iii .XI ItrIIn .XI Um Iltwi' ' I tm. tm mi tI4It NIM mi I II N IH ,pu ti XX nt- I rat! 1 w I r rrilrl I 11.11l7t1I tt l.owclI Dots' XViIson Kulhman Hclcn Dukce Ruth Priu- Aliircti Cftwmpttnm .Itwlm Ncclcy Cfarl Hissong Donald KX'illiamstm Margarut Hurlcsx Niargarct Sutton Norma Stcwart Kathryn MacDonald Robcrt Kuhlman Iflcanor Mourlluati Ruth .fXnna King tlllll Ruth XVcils X vra Ridge Ynginia Shan Ruth XX'cllx Yvra Ridgc X1I'I.'lr. Ruth XVclIs ttfvvf I utiilc XYnrdt'n Itzlvf XX nrt! Vim Iltiltfi Nlanim' Pavm I IiIu!It'l I7t't'tm1 I I 1 . 1 L t ill I iv :In Ilmh Xtiwti Xi min. Ixi:.,.1:.w Itmfctrul l uniw Hlakslt'x' Hrlvn Uuktw X cm Ridge Xian' .lam Shaw Xltltirud S.lIlI.lIHil'0 I .inmc lcllcr ilvlvlt Xilllvl Uttlmviit t i WI GRADE OPERETTA lA'I S THIS MIYI TIER WITH S.'XI.l.Y ilihe lilth. sixth, and seventh grades put on this OPCICIIJ. April 29. ll proved to he a great success and brought out much talent which will he a great help in later years, Both to persons and to our school. Sallv Miss Celia Prudence Agnes Betsv Peter , Mrs, Donnelly Mrs. Blount Helen Moorehead lfsther Ifreed lfdith l.cmons Rosalee l.ong lf.XS'l lfIIORL'S UI ORPIIANS Marv Catherine Iianlz lletty l.ou Swisher l-red Price 'lihiel Vvlinltler A I-AIRY CONSPIRACY 'lille third. fourth. and tifth grades put on this operelta. April l Martha Stewart Isabelle Stewart Mary Katherine Harper ,H Ruth XVest Martha Belle Kuhlman , 'lihomas Ricketts lfdna Cole Donna Beueler Vwlayne Swisher Max Price Joseph Travers Robert Renseh -Oral Ifreed, 'IU 0, lt too proved to he a great success and showed that the lower grades were not to he outdone. lhev showecfmuch hidden talent. Santa Child Cinderella Goldenloclxs Jack the Giant Killer Sleeping Beautv Jack of The Bean Stall-t Rose Red Snow XX'hite Beauty 'lihe Beast Helen Porter Cieorgianna Swisher Delores Sehoonover XX'ayne Swisher Vern llulliman lioherl llensch CAST IAIRIIES Marjorie Chase Mary Powell Margaret May Bisel Alberta Vvfinkler BROWNI l:S Max Price lost-ph Travers lllllila NINI Max Miller tlane Moorhead Kathleen lietters Mary Louise Bair , Joe XX'agner Margaret Powell Junior McCullough lirancis l,ong Ruth Reddielx Alda Millet Max XX'est Doris Mae Patterson l1loisel.ytle Jean Mac Donald Joe XVells .limmy Powers l.eon Price -Oral l'reed, 'EU GIRLS 11211111111 CLUB 1 L A L 11 , , . 11 .1 1 .1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 11111-. 11 1111111111111 1111 1111,1 11.1111 111 1111 111111111 .111 '1111 1.11111 1111 11111 111 111 1111111111111 X111 111111111.111111111111111 .11111 1.1111 .1111.1111111 I111 1111111 1111111' 11 1 111111 1111111 111111 1111111111.1111111111 11111111 1111111 1.11111 11 112111111111 111 111111 N1111 111 111 1111.3 .111 111111 11111111 111.11 111111811111 1111111111 11111111111 1111 11111 111111 11 1 1-1111 1111'11111'11'11111 11111111111111 11111.111.1X'11 111111111 11111111.111111 111111111 1 111 1111 1 1111 1 1111111111.1111 1111111 11111 11111111.111-1,:1.1111:111111111111.11111I 11111 11111.11 11111111 111.111,:11'11 11111 11.11 XY111111 1111 1111111 1111 11111111139 111 1111 g111'11 11111 1.111111 1111 1111 111111 11111 1 1 11111 1111 ,11111111111111-11111.11:'.11:111111111 111.111 1111111 .11111 111111111111 111 11 :1111 111 l'11111,11 1111111111 N11.11K 11.11 1111111111111 .1C1111111'1 111111111111 151111111 1'4:111111. 111111111 15111111 BOYS GLEE CLUB Inu lluu' lhan l'r1c1-, Wilbur llauu Ralrvh thus Ulm l'wa11,1lm1.111 Ilulvt-11 liullwmm It-sun l'r111- XXQN11111 lxiillimarv llamltl Smith, M11-ml Ima lvtrrx lagan. XK'.1r11-11 Ntsuamlt-I I.11l Inluuli K..-nge lultltx ll.11.-utr Smith l.11l Ntuix lialylv tuuul I l1e.1r .1 low l'lIl1IlVIL' tlllkl then it grows louder. It must he .1 storm co111111g up. Oli' l .1111 1 Hettiiw L11-1-nge Xl1mrl11.11l FXI11, ttvrwmtl. ,, 5 .ll.ll'I'llCLI, But now x11111eone nottned me tl1at today is Boys' Cilee Clulw Yes thev too 1 have sharps and flats to deal wilh. XVeIl, I will not say anything that would give them .1 ClI.1l1fL' to argue with the girls. 'lihey have .1cc11111plsI1ed manx' things. sueh as making their voices tremble and the 111ml outstanding thing, yotlelmg. Ah. yes. I almost forgot, the boys also had a great l1and i11 tl1e suteexs of the operetta. Mrs. Conrad had much hard laboring when she taught the boys to sing. She must he to111pI1me11ted much, lor having sueh good glee clubs as we have this year. both boys and girls lhe hovs got new song hooks and learned many songs which they mastered verx' well XX'he11e1'er there was .1 numlwer lacking in some activity. we could depend on the boys to give a good -aleftion, 'Some ol these lads who held positions, other tI1an using their throats. are as lollows: l lyll'-S1tfUl7f Clarence Smith Reporter Ilarold Smith IJIUYIIAI George 'Iiutlle --Oral I reed, 'ill I l 1 , toctxoxx TAMPFIRE - K f 1 lm' IM. xvmm 4 ,mum xxmmmmmm mww, mm.,-.. Nm mmf mmm- lmm wx mmfrmmw mf X.. mum IC 4..mmmmmm:. 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Seek heauty. Z. Give service lursuc knowledge. -l. Be trustworthv. 5 llold on to health, 0. Cilorify work. 7 Bc hi XVe are very proud to have such a group in our school. XVe can recogni7e this group hx the name, Anasika. This name means awalten. lzvery Campfire girl should l iltrt 1 l awake. The svmbol of this name is an eve. These girls have hikes, parties, and othtr sotia activities. Their emblem is a bundle of seven fagots, which means the seven laws held togtthu luv the love of the girls for each other and the outdoor nature. 'lihey have luke sales and magavine contests to get the money it takes to carrx will lui spirits of giving and helping. Much success of the school we owe to the Carnptire Girls. 'lihcse girls were axsistttl ercitlx luv their capable guardians. Miss Ill t'.mIt'nl Sm retarty St rzlntf Ciutlrtititm Cramer and Miss Rader. Betty Romick Rose lillen Reed l.ucille Vvlorden Miss Ratler. 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Margaret Hurless Randall. the butler .. . .. . . l'lJt'OlCl Sltiilh Mrs. Van Horn. a society matron .. Virginia Shaw Alice Van Horn, her daughter .. . . Marcin? Payne Richard Farrell, a young admirer of Alice . . Everett Fagan Florence Winters, a rather sedate young lady . Helen Miller Dr. Williams. a young doctor . .. Lowell Doty Rev. Walter Smith, a young minister . . Alfred Compton Du Beck, an eccentric detective . . . .. Warren Niswander Dr. Homes. county Health Olhcer Y,,, .. . . Ralph Good STORY Ol? PLAY Mrs, Van Horn has just purchased the Hoyt mansion and. together with her daughter. Alice. is awaiting the arrival of the guests she has invited for a house warming. Hardly has the first guest arrived when Randall brings in a mysterious letter signed, The Laughing Guest. From that moment on all are the victims of thievery and unexplainable hap- penings: and are driven almost to the point of distraction by the mocking voice: Hai Ha' Ha? Hai Iam the Laughing Guestf Hai Hai Now. one is certain Dr. Williams. with his mania for inoculation. is the Laughing Guest: then suspicion shifts to Richard, who is bent upon eloping with Alice: so guests and servants alike share in the suspicion and even at times the actions of the Reverend Smith are doubtful, Between gasps. at the peculiar wierd happenings. one is convulsed with laughter by the antics and philosophy of the butler. Randall: and by Du Beck. an exponent of Detectiveologyf' and his many strange disguises, But to tell here who the Laughing Guest is would deprive one of too many good thrills. This play proved to be a great success for the simple reason. it was a combination of a comedy and a mystery. -Oral lireed. '30 THE FAMILY UPSTAIRS On March l l, the Junior class gave their play. lt was presented before a large audience who seemed more than pleased with the presentation. lt was directed by Mr. Conrad, the class sponsor. Music was furnished by the School Orchestra. CHARACTERS Annabelle .. . . ..... .. . Ruth Price Willie . .... . .. Ralph Chase Mr. Heller .... Wilson Kuhlman Mrs, Heller . ...... Opal Huffman Louise ........... Lucille Worden Mr. Grant . . Wilbur Clauss Mrs. Grant .... Katherine Schoonover Miss Calahan .. .. . .. .... .. Norma Stewart Herbert . .. . .. ...... ........ .... .... . . D onald Stewart SYNOPSIS This play is a comedy of home life and takes place in a five room apartment. The Heller family are not poor, yet they are far from being rich. but they manage to make a living. Mr. Heller has worked hard all his life and doesn't get much peace at home because Mrs. Heller is always trying to put on airs. Mr, Heller and Willie. the seventeen year old son, are always quarreling and father would usually win out in argument, but for mother who takes Willie's part. Annabelle is the baby sister and how she does hate to practice her piano lessons. She never does much else except play on the street. What is really interesting is how hard Mrs. Heller tries to get a husband for Louise. the older daughter. When Charles Grant begins calling on Louise. she thinks that he is an op- portunity and she tries to make the best of it. After trying to put on airs in front of Mr. Grant and causing a lot of trouble for Louise, Mrs. Heller finally sees them engaged. Miss Calahan. Mrs. Grant and son. Herbert, makes it interesting as well as humorous. -Oral Freed, '30 i-oittv i-ivif l CROWNING OF THE GYPSY QUEEN CAS ll tll C'll.XR.'XCI liRS King llt1111.11s l.1tl1t'rul Clvpsx' Qttcvn Clctsrgv iliuttlc xllfgllllxlflltl. 'l'l1t'Clvpsv huccn Ural l'rct'tl llrinw Crist.1ll. 111 low with Quccn l:.1rl Sims .-Xnnctm .111 ,'X111cric.1i1 l1c1rt'ss Il'.tYt'lII1g Nlnrfinc l'.1ynv Htnry illOWI1 -Cllll, thu liincv ut Anrwtm Wilsnn Klllllllljll l'.1t. 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Annvtt.1, ll.1t .md llvntv, hui ll.ll1tV, who cntcrcd thc xdlllp tltsguiscsl .1s .1 wnntlcrtng minxtrvl. .1rc tn 111.1lsu thrxr vsmpc This is allotted, .mtl thc thru' rcturn tu lSllLl.tt7rNl, But C'1'ist.tll, l111wcwr. is Qllllllffll .md mndcmncd tu dc.11h .mtl tllillklllltffkl. though thc Qurvn thmlss him ll1tlUxUl1l .mtl pluuls lur him, At thc last niuntcnt. .Xllt!Cll.t. rvturning with p.1pt'rs of idcntilimtitiit whul1 insurc hrr safety, cXpl.11ns hvr tomltiyt .mtl thc llrincc is rt'lt'.1sctl. King Rt1n1.11s lt11'g11'cs l1in1, .111tl licsttwws npnn l1in1 the ltilllll of his tlnughtcr thv liuturc Qucvn. M.1rgl1ucr1t.1 - l3t.1l l revel, lil I11i:l1 six BIG JUBILEE MINSTREL Presented by Senior Class l93O - liriday. April 25. l930 Minstrel First Part Mr, Smith4Master of Ceremonies - - - l,owell Doty llndmen: Mr. Rov Atlanta. Harold Smith: Mr, Charlie Birmingham. lfarl Sims: Mr. Tommy Cairo, Warren Niswander: Mr. Iirank Dallas, l.ee Morgan: Mr, Smith: Mr. Bud liresno. John Neeley. El Paso. Clarence Chorus: Ruth Wells. Helen Dukes. Hilda Cramer. Margaret Lanning. Helen Miller. Louise Blaksley. George Moorhead. Ralph Chase. Harold VJoodward. Alfred Compton. George Tuttle. Vy'ilson Kuhlman. Wilbur Clauss. lfverett Fagan. Uke Players: Virginia Shaw. Mirgaret Sutton, Marcine Payne. Vera Ridge. Male Quartet: George Tuttle. Wilson Kuhlman, Vv'ilbur Clauss. Everett liagan: Miss Thelma Miller. Piano. OI.lO Miss Virginia Shaw-Stump Speech - - - A Mouse Mr. lfarl Sims-Stump Speech - - - Captain of Hose Co. No. l Instrumental Quartet-Wilson Kuhlman. Clarcnce Smith. Harold Smith, XVilbur Clauss, Minstrel xlfzerp i'4-t 't- HGOOD MORNIN' JUDGE A ONE ACT PLAY Characters 1 l.uke VJarm4Police Judge Sergeant Muchworn-4 Man Higher Up Tarheel Bilkins--Policeman . Officer Cornfed-Another .... . Peter Pineapple-Nearly a Detective . Zeke Whitehead. Thar with the razor . ComeAOn Wherewith-A Con Man '4Alabama ScrewlucefA Chicken Raiser .. Percy Pinfeathers-A Lady Killer l.ily White-A Broken Hearted Lady Samantha Primrose7A Society Dancei THE PICTURE GIRL Presented by Senior Class - XVednesday. May l-l. 1030 CllARAC'l'l5RS Jim Hartley. the clerk at Seaview Inn Hotfoot Jackson. a gentleman of color Flossie Iilowers. the hotel stenographer , Henrietta McWhalIle. a piazza lady Mrs. Vyliggins, more at home on .1 farm . o Jack Kenmore. a college man from Ohi . . XVilliam Wiggins. who dug for water and struck oil . Rose. his movieemad daughter .. . . .. Dorothy Darling, who lives by her wits . T. Augustus Templeton, who lives by his wits Synopsis Lowell Doty Clarence Smith Vylarren Niswander Harold Smith Harold Woodward John Neeley . l.ee Morgan George Moorhead Everett Fagan . , Vera Ridge . .. Helen Dukes llarl Sims l.ee Morgan Oral Freed Helen Dukes Margaret l.anning Vvlarren Niswander Harold Woodward Vera Ridge Margaret Sutton Clarence Smith An Oklahoma farm girl who is trying to break into the movies. her suddenly rich father with more money than business Judgment. a smooth confidence man promoting a gigantic motion picture swindle. a minister's daughter who is earning money for college as a hotel waitress. two hustling American youths who break into the California film colony in a novel way, an old maid with movie ambitions. a darky porter with no ambition at allfthese are some ol the characters in this lively and laughable play, hast-d on a novel and interest-compelling theme. -Oral Freed. 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His fine ability may easily be seen. Team work and a high class spirit prevailed throughout the season. lt is true we did not run up large scores against our opponents but what need of that? ' We scored in all county games except Arcadia. After a hard fought battle on a bad grid l iron the score still remained O-O, We were but a few feet from a score several times. We wtrc , defeated in non conference games by Pandora and Bluffton. ln county competition our opponents only scored 6 points, that being made by Vanlue in our Erst game. This shows our excellent defense. During the season we scored 105 points to our opponents 45. Thus is the story of Champion team of IQZO. OUR TEAM lKUllLMrlN and MOORliHlii'xDl Two fast ends, hard to stop. They were fast and accurate covering punts. Willie is captain elect. Good luck. Willie. So long, George. tlTAti0N and MORKRANP Two hard hitting tackles. always on the go. Their motto was Get your man before ht gets started. twoomvaim and Bowl Woodie and Dick held the guard positions in great style. Getting through them was e going through a brick wall. ,I tRai.PH Goom Goody had a wonderful talent in passing the ball from center. He was a bear on defense always there to stop his man. I tSIMSJ Sims was the brains of our team. He knew just what to do on all occasions. tHissoNo and Ifoifrz J And here are two hard running and hitting halves. Dutch's end runs were a feature Dana was a whiz at breaking up defense and line plunging. tC1.a1ttaNtgif SM1'l'iit Captain Smith was the backbone of the team. His puniing and plunging were marielous On defense he was everywhere at once it seemed. tSMl'l'll and NISWANDERJ They were utility men of high class. Smith played so often it seemed he was a regulir OUR SECOND TEAM The second team deserves a world of credit also, There is a saying. No team is btt than it's seconds. This is remarkably true. THIS MANAGERS .lohn Neeley and Dallas Cramer were the Manager and Trainer. Liberty O Liberty Zl Liberty ll Liberty l0 Liberty 0 Liberty 6 Liberty 0 Liberty 26 l.iberty 13 7 Liberty Liberty l05 liOOTBAI.l, 1020 HI-TY THRFF Pandora l2 fPr Vanlue 6 Arlington 0 McComb O Arcadia 0 Rawson 0 Bluffton Z7 Cnon Mt, Cory 0 Mt. Blanchard 0 Van Buren 0 Oppone nts 45 -Vlfarr acticel conferencel en Niswander CHAMPS Y 11m 1 sxfxl- sm HTS U nh,- . -1., . ,-, -Q, -1 .A .17 Sm 'tht' G ll QS 'Li U tn.d xl PM Vw MEIN. 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' 1111111111'1,11111'1111.11,1111 11111 111111111111111111111111l 1111 1111 21111111 1 111111111111..1111x1k:11111 1.11.1111111 11111 111 111 '1 x1 1111111111 11111 111 11 11 11111111111 111111 111 11 11 111111111 111111 11:1 111 111111' '11 1111111111 11111 111111 13 1111111 1 1111111111' 11.11 X111 11111 1 111 x111 111 111101 '1111 11-11111 11111 111xx 1111111 .X11 1111111111 11111 11111111 111 .1111111 11 ,.1111111I11 11..11.- 11.1111111,1x1 111111 1111111111 11111 ,111 1111111111111 xx1 11111111 11.1x11 xx1 X1. 1111111 X111xx .11111111 TRACK l i hrs: Rmt- Carl Hismng, Parl Simi liver:-xr lAg:An I, l. Conrad Vlmrvncc Vmnwtr Wilwn Ktihlnwiv lI.ir.w'iI Smith Sui-:nil Run Rm liurnvr. lrwtrr Prim. l7un,wl.l Xilliin-swzi Rid-.ml ll,xtl.ab.tii,1Iw Iltiwirtl Sri:-mn-nr: Rtslml Ktilhurm IV.-,un Pi ta liwnnltl Stlitvtwiuxxr. lm.: :mr lt-lim llrigp im- Nutr, tm xi..if.iH iiiiitmi mini i 'l'Hl. 'I'll.XCli 'l'l:AM Un March l-l. Vlr Cmiixul :Allctl .1 trails mccting. lt was wvll attcndutl, VVQ have lhrcc lcttcr msn lmtlx from last yc.1r's tc.im, 'lihcy .irc Capt. lutgon. Sims .intl Kuhlmnn. lfrom thust thrur fellows Coach Conrad sh.ill build his team, At pruscnt we have high hopes nf hiiving rl wry good lU.lIT1 Ar thc meeting lfagon was clcctctl Captain. Hu and lcd Smith .irc our lwsl half-milu run- ners, Sims is our rcprcsrnmlivc .it pole xxlultingz .incl Kuhlman is the high and broad iumpcr. Bcsidcs lhcsc. wc have XX'YllllJIl19Ol1. Dum Prirc. Don Stlmonowr, lxstcr lyrics. Radvlwntigh, Dorn- cr. Hissong. Howard Schoonovcr. Cramer. flridrcws. Ncclrv, and Burner, Thurc will he no countv track mcct this year, llowcvcr, we have .1 ducl-nwct with Van Buren Conrad also intcnds to taku his flcut-touts to Ada and Dcnnncc to try for hmmrs, They .irc fast getting in gwod shape .md trim NVQ: hops wc hnvc :t winning team, NVQ lnsc lfagnn. lcd Smith. .xml Hissong this yur. -XVnrrcn Nisxmndcr. '30 ' l l i NIXIN llikll il TENNIS CLUB 1, r W 1, X..'.w :Ml-V 1 -w m,.w,. l'v -,x xr f -' H - Mx, A-K 1 'v -N ., 1 1. M ' . XM. Hx, N, M, 1 H r.,. , Q ' ' H- , mv Y V K' N P-' x Nu HYNINRXRIR lln IAHIHNQilIUhx'll1.YI1lu'lH1yLxI1NxPlxIHih'I Xl l . ' .111-E 1wng,3mn,'ui lln xlulw llu. fc llwxxumgg wtfnrxx urn' vNv.Iu1 Vxuuiflxl Xl.1r.wm' l'.1xm' Nu.uI.1rx .lm In lit! lulllluln Xxnrx fnmm XIHIIUUI lm-wr lulllc I'Ih'x'lLI13f pl um xnlpd 111.11 .xH LN nan N x11c1x1ln-lx :ummm .nw mclulwu umnl Ih. 111i ' Xlwx xl HIIVHNI xx whwun xn unmx f.1Ll1x..11 XX: lw.vw1I:.1x 111.1 tux unix 11 null lu wlu I m n num xmpmlnnl gum .xx ulhnx xlvnllx .L- XX.nun Xvuyxxulu WU ,wx W IIA I 4 I3 IX IN ln V7 v IM 4 ll IS 16 IX IR Z4 l-O Z5 lb IBA I X ll I5 Z2 15 Z7 DA -I 6 Il IX I0 li lti ll I 7.-X I l X lu THE LIBERTY BELL ll IOR Sl'P'l'IfS1Bl'R 1920 Hello Freshtesf Initial football practice. with the new coach. Too had for I..II.S. Those Pandora boys were too good. lfreshmen Initiation and class night. Of course the Senior bathing beauties won the prize. First parentrteachers meeting. Vanlue scored on us and the only team to do so but we scored three times. We beat Arlington in our second battle tor the crown. The Junior and Senior class decided to buy a curtain together with the aid of the Board of 'fdtieatiott as a class memorial. 'Ili IIOR OKZTOBIIR 1929 We won a third victory from Mcflomb. The gun went just tn time at Arcadia. The Appollo Duo presented the hrst number on the 1.vcetrm Course. Mr. Livingston known as IA No. lj addressed taarentrleachefs association, The treshrnrn that charge of chapel. We sent Rawson home defeated. A good game. Liberty ttvolt a sound trouncing from Blullton on their own field. The students and faculty sponsored a Baked llam dinner to buy a radio. 14 Z6 Teachers meeting at Toledo. Some of the Senior class nearly' got tree lodging in I.ima all night. the 'I lf IDR NOVliMBl:R 1920 we play-ra a wet game on Mi. Kfory's water stistra held, XX'e won. Ditto for Mt. Blanchard. li we were a lot smaller we did tht business. The Kellam Duo second number on the lecture course. The championship game at van Buren. Haw we aaa ,shy rcs win the undefeated championship of the season. NX'e hntshed the season by eating rabbits at Shaw's after the game. The Sentor's chiclttn supper wat a success. l'ttst basketball practice. I'oolball letters were awarded to thirteen who earn- ed by playing and two managers alter a chapel program was given by the squad. lil- l-UR D1-Cl-Nlhl-R 1029 The stutly hall was decoratt-il with Christmas decorations. Thr- righih ,rrarte ptesentetl ehaysri program. The boys lust and the girls won their lirst basltet- ball game with 1-lloorndalc. l.tberty totilt three victories from Varrlue. tht- hrst game of the season. K1 ll? Too much high water to have school. The girls had a einer game while the boys easily copped their game from Arlington. fhrtstmas vacatttut starts. lJon't eat too much candy. Helio errryhody. What .iid Santa bring you' The Alumni Iell victims til' the High school teams. XVl'tta went to the midnight show at Y 3 ' ll' HDR JANUARY IVIO Begins .intiihrr i-rar of iitr. K4 'I No school herause of high water. The gtt's lost rn hiiryrns there. The girls inet their first rant.-rrnrr game in Vomh there. but the ht-vs won. Nl:- I 7 14 ll 77 i I IDA ri 7 ll I4 I- I8 in 21 ll lli lil 'i lJA'I l h ii 'i 16 ,- IM 4 4 ll In IR ll Z5 15 1 it l JA 1 h ll Il I+ I5 Its IU The girls won easy from Arcadia hut their hoys cave up a hard contest to lose because of county standing. The Liberty boys suffered defeat from Rawson while the girls won. P. T. A. Meeting. Music was furnished hy the liitdlay cioiiegr fonsetvrttoryr The Seniors are working on their play. flrcanttm, the school from the southern part ul Ohio. has tall players but they did not play the game as well as the I.. II. S. Basketeers. I' IDR l I ISKUAIIY I0 10 The Junior class selected The liamily Up Stairs as thtir class play. lhe eighth grade got snowed under but the con ference games were talten from Mt. Cory. The Laughing Guest. was presented by the Seniors. The girls were unsuccessful at Mt. Blanchard losing their second conference game while the boys won. Il'ue and that unexpected Chemistry Test. The girls tied and the boys lost their st-cond and last conference game to Van Buren. Sixth P. T. A. Met-ting, program hy the Home Iiconomics Class. seventh grade 'presented an interesting chapel The program. The won The The Girls niayrtt Findlay' High on their ttrynr ana from them. freshmen hart chapel. High School was excused to go to tht- tournaf ment in the afternoon. The bovs won from Arcadia and the gir's from Arlington. 1- I-OR MARCH 1030 The tccond dai' of the tournament. The boys lost to Rawson and tht- girls lost to Vanlue in the semi-hnals. Parts were given out for the operetta. Sophomore class had chapel. The Juniors presented the play The l'amiIv Up Stairs. The hrst day of Spring. The juniors had chapel. It snowed and hlowed all day, the drrtte kt-pt the husxes out late. The roads were drifted and day. school was :listed a ll: IUR APRIL 1910 The members ol' the football were honored at the Athletic School. The eighth grade had chapel. Liberty defeated the Kenton The community program at Liberty defeated the Arlington team here. filettton of oHicers at P. T. A. I.act dav at Benton. hast-ball game with Hoyt- ville. ht-rh.iii game with Panttnra. The Senior 'JUl'I1l.E15 MlNSTRl:I.. and hasltetbail teams Banquet in the lltgh Baseball team here. Mciiomb. i1 lo Track meet at Defiance. Grade operetta. Play Arlington there. ll- I-tilt MAY 1930 Junior .tml Senior Banquet. The Senttitix last day. A Poor Married Man prevented hy the facultv. Baccaulattreate. lllasx night. c lass play. lonimencement. I.att day. May day exercises. community rhnnrr and hall game. The Senior class leaves on their trip east. -Ted ALUMNI of LIBERTY HI Cl Ass lflll George Gills Iaraneex Cramer Ct .xxx lfll-4 I-rl I Smith I lll.ll'WIll lttttle Ruth Shank Xlariorev Monlgonierv I aX'erne Benson fackariah Nlontgomerx ifl ,XSS IUI5 I ttgent' Dreisharh Josephine Iloox XX'eir Ilartman Iiorolhv Cfranier I lilalueth Nloorheatl lieraltl Brooks Yera Ballinger Robert :lgner Ruth McCartney I oren Orwiek Marv Hogan .lohn Ilogan Garnet I'oItl Kenneth Don' Ruby lhompson Nlable l'rnext llorence lnhotlv Clam 1010 Ilttltla Iiarnhill Bessie Benxon I mill' Iletteler Dorothx' Blalulex' Kenneth Browneller lflara Iival Nlarshall Creighton Beatrice Dax' l'hvlIia I rve 'Xrthur IIYCDIII Merle Clronrnan Serge Ilarmon I tell lliwong .loe Moorhead I ivonia Neelfy Clladvs Piekem Cirelchen Powell Violet Price Ray Sehoonover I llflllv Sims Corwin Sherriclm Clvde Stotler Rosfoe Vfateon .lohn XX'oIlt' Ll Mx I U17 I-ether Cook Yina Ilorter I awrenie Seolw Ilerman Dennis Oliver Shaw Stella I awx Dun Ilrovnl Delmer Andrews Dorothx' XX'olIe Ivelyn Agner I unia Tuttle I ee Clausx Merril lnhody l'red I5rve Carl Ballinger iirace Harper I awrenee Browneller Iiernila Dotv Gertrude Parish Mara Cecil Cleo lrloctel I ois Burner Margaret Ilarria Yaleria Clauw .-Xlto Sims Ikvelvn Ilielnens C.l .MS V728 Lrlrn Noe liladvx Beueler Xlarion Powell L'Ix'a lenxtermalxer Ilelen Good Irene Iiixh ,lohn Dreishaelv I arl Ilriee Dorrix XVooleV lom Moorhead Max Moorhead Ralph Knepper Margaret llogan I a Donna Stewart Nlaryorie l'rey 'liheron XVells Ilcarl Iietters Paul Huffman llarry Urose Cl ass 1010 XVilfred :Xgner Madeline Boos Clovd Baughman flxttdra Betlfler xllzre Ilovd Ralph Burner XVallaee Cramer Charles Clark I,esl1e Clvmer Audra Day llvneth Downing Richard Hoelel Ikther Dreishaeh 'Ilyrus Iilems .Iulia Hogan Richard Ilufl man xllherta Krauss Dorothx' lnhoalx' Ilettrice Iitrtlantl Cecil I emom XVanda I,ight Ruth Poe .lohn Moorhead .Iohn l'r1ee I ueille Iyavne Gail Rader Rex Romielx .'Xl:ce Shaw llolwert Roniitk lierald XVolIe Richard Sehonnover Ravmoncl XX'ilt'r CLASS PROPHECY tt tmttnrttrtl from Ima. .St-twnJt.-nl Virginia also told me I.ouisc Blaksley was married three times and was to get a divorce soon, Of course I don't blame her. I would get tired of the same boss all the time too Vylhile at Virginia's I listened to the radio. I heard a voice that sounded familiar lu me. It was the voice of Vera Ridge, She had become the worlds hes! cook and made out receipes and announced them over the radio. She always was quite experienced in this work when she was quite small. I heard another program over the radio. It was a one girl orchestra. This girl was famous in playing several instruments at the same time. lt was a very delightful program. Ohf yes. I most forgot. The famous girl was Helen Dukes I enjoyed my trip very much and also the visit with my classmates, hut time was getting short and I was compelled to go back to California. On my way home I stopped at a small ranch for a rest. I was surprised to see Harold Vy'oodvvard ride up on horse back. He told me after leaving school he came to Xklyoming In become a cowboy. He bought large droves of horses to break in and sell. Afterwards he bought a ranch and began to raise his own horses. I then stopped at Hollywood and saw Ruth Simons and Earl Sims. Ruth had become a second Helen Kane and was quite famous. Earl had taken Douglas Fairbanks place and was quite a hit with all the girls You know he did have quite a time trying to keep away Irom them at school. I returned home tired and weary but happy from seeing my old classmates. I was very satisfied with them. ---Nlargarel Sutton 5.5! 1 'Sf - II 'VJ l SIXIY I IYI- I CGOPER SERVICE One ogqliios Most Beauti u an Com- 1 plete Automotive 5 Stations TIRE and BATTERY SERVICE Stztmlztrrl ztml Nlllltbllill fiztsuliites :tml Oils I i tl c le ting, .md Repair Service l Cut Wztslimg -lligli :tncl I.uxx' lll't'SSllI'l .Xlvmite llrcztsiiig Service Suliio - lfilztwo - Quaker State Oils I 2---Sctvice L :mrs---2 CALL MAIN 5 1111011 all Night 4,1 Cooper Armored Cord Tires .X stiiviwiiic ZlL'lIlCYUlIIL'IIt of muster tire lmilclers. l'usitix't' trztctimt uiiclci' :ull mmlitioiis. lim-in tilt-:ul :md sturdy cztrcztss rt-duces cltzuices uf 1mllitClui'L's. llesigm-rl fm' lung min-skicl life. Will zulcl lmeauty to the must :ttti'ztCtix'e cur. lfoi' tlie KlISCl'lllIlll1llL' luuyer who clemztmls INIDIYIIJL7IXl.l'l'Y-COMI OR'l'-l,UXl1 l.Il I'1 l,1 Cooper Dri-Power Batterles Iicqtvin- wzttvr only 4-very 90 days, I llYL'l'Nl7l' l'lztts-N flliTl'lIIl'lIflHllS l'uwvr-No Tcriuinal Corn: IOII l St-miAl.ir11li:l Iilvctrulytt' Protects Plates l'i':tciivztlly at 'llI'UlllJlL'-IFYLC' Iiattery l'Xt'OYlJl'I'lOY XI VI' XI' XYTFI' .Xlsu Sl cmnpletc lille ul Qwvpei' lmiig' Service ztnrl Ruud llczti' llzttteries l , . . , , , XUII will l'l'k'1'lYC l ruinpt :tml QUlII'tL'llIIS .Xttviitimi :tl Si ruth COOPER SERVICE Xlwin :tt Hztrclin lfiltcllzty, Ohio INIXIN NIXI-TN ' 6Jw0ll4Dffll!6'llf.5' Qf T H E Page Dairy Company L- Cash Buyers of Cream and Eggs vvv 205 BROAL l'111cHz1y, Ulm WXIN In!! , , . , , , K, , ,- . ,-,, Arnold Shoe Store 105 East Sancliisky St. iflN1n.Ax', num 1 1 ar lflorslitim I-'rivmlly lfivta Shocs - - - - Hust- l.iml liraml Shot- I 05.00 . 57.00 f 010.00 Frigidaire Estate Heatrolas Radios Thur Iflt-ctrit' Xllulit-rs :mtl lruiit-re Iixtalc :intl Stzimlarrl Iflt-rtrit' :infl tins Rangtw Xattifniallv kiimvii llomt- .Xppli:ri1i'w ?-,T Ifster I,. Porter Ito. .Xt l'RIl.lIJ.XlRl', Nun 104 South Main Slrccl Nun lin- lirnluii - 1 1 I'hinitA Blain .wb Mr. Ilibling' l'm going to shoot thc man that married my wife, Mr.Conr.1d: Bu1ihat's murder. isn't it? Mr. Iiibling: No, its suicide. Dentist: Oh. I see a very large cavity. Patient: That reminds megl havcn'r had lunch yet. I'll have some Indian Irxcd sputIw Dona you mean Ifrvnch fried? Nope I muan Indian. What kinds that? SfalIoped.i' Teacher: XVhy is a nautical mils lung than a land mile? V XVoody: Bccauac things swell in watcrf c1Hllll3lllllCIltS of Central Drug Store The Rcxall Stl irc THE FCDRD Hospital Garage ancl .Xiitii St-rxict' L Im-. Sulslivr. I'i'4iin'it't-wi' .Mfr wt'i: llt' Ili-alt-r lor lDl'R.XX'I' XIKVIWJII UXIIS Raclizrtm' IIl'IlZ1ll'lllg' Ilcll I'hl vilt- 029-XY SIU If. Saiiclusky St. NIXIN XINI 1 1111 111c11111s K 11111111 111 1 511111 S X11 . 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Teacher: If you heat cold water what happens? Willie: Daddy gonna shave, proprietorl I have just had my radio in- stalled and it is working line. but thc or- chestra in Cincinnatti is playing too fast. Is rhcrc any way that I can slow it down? She was so dumb shi: wondered how clcc- tric light poles grew in such .1 straight line, Check these Features in the . EW FII llrvrsupowcr nwtrir llronzc-liuslicrl l'istuns Nui' llot-Spot Xlanifulrl I Striungi-r Ruztr .Xxlc New .Xrct-lurzttor l'ump llyclraulic Slwck .Xlmsfirlwtw pu..-I SIX ll XXI-zttlii'r-l'i'0of llrztkt-s I Mus: lint- flange on liztrh Xoii-lilztrt' XX'i11tlshi0Itl Lztrgvr Iiztllmm 'l'irt's 'llwo Ili-ztin Hvztrllztnips .Xcljustnlmlc llrivrrs St-all I l Tun minutes :tt thc wheel will give yiiu E1 new iclczt N nf inutm' car pt'1'fm'in:tnct' in thc luw price lit-lcll ll Y - Y Y Y. 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Cl0tht'ruft tflotlting 'Tlulrlt-ttt- l'lIllt'l'gElfll1l'lll5 Vassar llztts Ctillt'gt- Girl Lavttilmiitatioitf Coopers LvIIflL'I'XYOHf llolt'prtmi llufig-ry l,:tmlJ Knit Swt-aterw l ztir Sex Xxillill Froeks limb XX'l1itt ' Overztlls, N im.. Full Cut, ,V , l'air 331,29 Huh XYl1itt ' XYork Sltirtx. clottlmlt- hack , ,, , ,,,, S5 rents Our lille of wurlc clothing is t'm11plt'tL'. Qikllllllillit' our li1'lL'L'S also with what you pay clsvwlicrc. She: l suppose you are on the football A motorist was held up by a trams police- team? man, V Pt lPf0UdlVl5 Xvfllf WS? I do lhf Jffhl XVhat's your name? demanded the cop woghci Xyhln is thin? Abraham O'Brien Goldberg, replied th. He: 1 blow up the footballs. mOlmm', I I V l , What s thc O'Brien tor? asked the ol XVho started the Lions Club? SCU'- Daniel. I suppose. For protection. returned Abraham. T H E M C b F ' C O t' C C Om HYITICI' S O- pefa IVC O. 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