Liberty Benton High School - Liberty Bell Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY URRAH The new school burldtng rs complete and a group of students are seated rn the fourth grade room wrth Mary Hummel as therr teacher There were a number of new faces and new names We thought we would never learn them but by and by ue succeeded tn getting acquamted lt was not very long untrl examrnatron time Everybody took therr books home ln order to get a perfect grade Soon the year vsas over and everybody was anxxous to be turned loose and to forget about therr books The three months of vacatlon seemed very short and soon we were back at school There were present a number of new faces but we were sorry to see some of our old class mates were not present Our Frst task was to learn the name of our new teacher We soon learned that her name was Flosste Powell As the term wore on we agam became trred of school but we put up wrth xt untrl May and passed on to a hlgher grade When the school term opened rn the fall of 1924 we learned that Dorothy Powell was to be our teacher We all seemed to like school better and we took a greater mterest IH our studres The t1me passed rapldly and we were agam enjoytng our vacatron ln the year of 25 we were greatly surprrsed to fmd Dale Clymer as our teacher Every one became a lxttle excrted as we had not been used to a man teacher We soon became quteted down and began to study ln the mxddle of the term we added Opal Huffman to our lrst makxng a group of twenty four The year soon passed and the next year found ourselves upstaxrs wtth the hugh school students we certamly felt tmportant We were called the .lumor Htgh The class was now rn the last year of grade work havmg as rts teachers Mr Clymer and Byron Stearns Graduatron trme arrrved and everyone was excrted as they decorated the stage so they would look exceptronally nrce At last vte were rn htgh school wrth an enrollment of thtrty four Nme new members of the class came from Benton Rrdge Thev were Rowena Hlssong Ruth Burner Della Rade baugh Martha Jones Martha Ellen Btshop Clara Chapman Donald Wxllxamson Thomas Eltck and Gerald Gross Of course we were termed The Green Freshles The class met and the following ofhcers were elected President Vwlrlson Kuhlman V1ce Prestdent Clara Chapman Secretary Ruth Prxce Treasurer Lucrlle Vvorden Reporter Donald Clark We also elected as our very successful sponsor Mr Dunathan We returned at the begmnmg of our Sophomore year to fmd only twenty two members back Those vtho dad not return were Margaret Pearsel Mary Thompson Paultne Lemons lllla Belle Gentry Della Radebaugh Martha Ellen Btshop Martha Jones Gerald Gross Gaul Patterson Donald Clark Raymond Lampmg and Thomas Fhck Wrlson Kuhlman was agam elected Presrdent Wnlbur Clauss Vlxce Presldent Opal Huff man Secretary Treasurer Clara Chapman Reporter Mrs Ltghtfrrtz acted as our sponsor The Junior year was a very successful one We entered wxth tifteen members Those lgavrng us were Ruth Jordan Clara Chapman Leona Benner Gladys Pmerd and George orner We elected the followmg officers Presrdent Ruth Prtce Vxce Prestdent Wtlbur Clauss Secretary Treasurer Ruth Burner Reporter Norma Stewart Mr Conrad acted as our sponsor We purchased our class rrngs and thought they were very ntce We also purchased the stage curtam with the assistance of the Senxors of l93O as our memortal grft to the school J On March ll we presented the play The Famrly Upstarrs and March '75 we repeated lt at enera The Junror Senlor banquet was gtven on May 2 The audttortum was beautifully deco rated rn pmk and whrte The program conststed of speeches and musrc and the banquet con ststed of many good thmgs to eat Everyone felt that rt was the prettiest and mlost rnterestrng Junror Sentor banquet gxven by any class rn the school We are now Senrors and are commg to the close of our high school career We are proud to have wrth us thus year a nevt member Ruth Hrckman Mr Conrad was agam elected as our sponsor wrth Opal Huffman as President Lucxlle Worden Vxce Presrdent Norma Stewart Secretary Treasurer Ruth Htckman Reporter The Sentor class rs edtttng the annual and are trying to make tt the best one ever publtshed Although the class has been small they have taken part rn all the school actnvxtres and have shown a commendable school sp1r1t Qfonrmued on next ptgej Frfletn , . , . . Y , . , v ' . . V . . . W . - . Y . A . . Y ,

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LOIS MORGAN Snoolaze ll nh her lessons Hnrshul and dutles dom S e s a qood scour f Annual Board l Src 4 Atlalerrc Board 2 Annual Staff 1 4 Irberry Eagle Small 4 Glee Club 1 Operettas Z 4 Chorus 2 4 Larrn Play 1 B sketball l 2 3 Play Ground Ball 3 Class Play 4 KATHRYN SCHOON OVER Kate Kares an alhllle ral all know She plays Ihr' game um! rs never slow Varsrly L Club 4 sketball 1 2 Glee Club l Tenms 3 Lana Play l Athleuc Board Presldenr Cass Plays 3 4 Operetra 1 Annual Staff 4 l lay Ground Ball 3 Track l DONAI D WILLIlXM SON Duncan Donald has mafnqru many lcums And llhed rz bcnr-r :hun u.rllma hrs lhemrs Class Plays 3 4 -Nssr Mrmeograpl-l Operator 4 Football Manager 4 Basketball Assr Mgr 3 Track 3 senall l Z Varsity L Club4 A nual Board l Z 3 Annual Graff 4 SBNIORS loulleen RUTH PRICE Prlcle Rulh rs falr and no: vrry ra Bu! hon, she aces when she gels lhe all erelta 1 Z s erball 1 2 3 Class Presrdent 3 Arhletlc Board Treas llberry Eagle Staff flass Plays 3 Annual Staff 4 1 ee Club 1 arsrry Club lcr Presldel-lr 4 Class Vrce Presldenr Class Treasurer Z Camp Fare Treasurer MARGARET WELLS Maggze Shes lull and smrlly and you ll rr-memblr her for a whrle I-or she always greels you uoxth a smlle Basketball l Camp l-lre l Crlee Club Tenn s Club 3 Play Ground Opereua 4 Annual Sraff 4 CORVEA WOODWARD ar Comm rs qurel and sedan r- uer cs lzmxdalc Baskelball l amp I rc I'r-nnls Club 3 Llbranan 4 Annual Staff Play Ground Ball 3 Lmn Play 1

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1931 E the honorable graduatrng class of I rberty Hrgh School do declare and assume thrs as our ast wrll and testament on thrs the frrst day of May rn the year nrneteen hundred and thrrty one Artrcle I We bequeath our home room to the faculty for therr monthly meetrngs Artrcle II To the .Iunrors we bequeath the abrlrty of quretness and good behavror Artrcle III We bequeath to the Sophomores our wmbrtrons to attarn the herghts rn whrch we have reached Artrcle IV To the Freshmen we bequeath some of our drgnrty and hrgh moral standards Artrcle V Wrlson Kuhlman wrlls hrs abrlrty of recervrng calendars whrle gettrng ads for Annual to George Tuttle and Verdell Cly mer Ruth Prrce wrlls her splendrd basketball records to Ruby Kuhlman and Eleanor Moorhead Iors Morgan wrlls her quret drsposrtron to Gertrude Agner and Mrrram Travers Lucrlle Worden wrlls her musrcal abrlrty to Naomr Mrller and Marre Zersloft Wrlbur Clauss wrlls hrs abrlrty of gorng wrth grrls from nerghborrng schools to Comer Porter and Rrchard Boyd Norma Stewart wrlls her frne class sprrrt to Reva Coleman and Vrola Currre Ralph Chase wrlls hrs abrlrty of berng the most love srck boy rn the Townshrp to Roy Neeley Opal Huffman wrlls her vocal talent to Bernrce Prrce and Bernadrne Krng Ruth Hrckman wrlls her desrre to rrde rn hrgh prrced automdbrles to Florence Powell Margaret Wells wrlls her abrlrty to speak at the rrght trme to Orland Knepper and Roy Brsel Wrlbur Clauss wrlls to Arthur I-Iuysman and Allen Baughman the abrlrty of wearrng glasses to bed so that they wrll recognrze the grrl of therr dreams Opal Huffman wrlls her pleasant ways to Dorrs Bryan Paulrne Clark wrlls her abrlrty to argue Coutsrde of classj to Wrllram Parkrns and Wrnrfred Dorsey Catherrne Schoonover wrlls her abrlrty of makrng frrends to Katherrne Cramer Ralph Chase wrlls to Donald and Howard Schoonover and Earl Inbody the abrlrty of blowrng therr auto horns rn front of her house thrnkrng rt s a call to arms Ruth Burner wrlls her abrlrty for study to Ray Andrews and Mrrram Travers Corvea Woodward wrlls her abrlrty of stayrng up all nrght fcause undetermrnedl to Mary Thompson Donald Wrllramson wrlls hrs drslrke for the grrls to Robert Farrell Norma Stewart wrlls her abrlrty to talk to Leona McKee and Marjorre Kuhlman Rowena Hrssong wrlls her abrlrty of drrvrng a Ford to Ruth Boyd and Bonnrbel Cramer Donald Wrllramson wrlls hrs splendrd abrlrty of sleeprng durrng class to Ralph Flrck and Harold Krauss Artrcle VI Unto our sponsor Mr Conrad and the faculty we wrsh to express our apprecr alron for all therr assrstance rn helprng us through our hrgh school career In the presence of one another accordrng to the ordrrrrnce of our sponsor and the laws of the class we hereby subscrrbe thrs as our last wrll and testament on thrs the Hrst day of May rrrneteerr hundred and thrrty ont CSrgnedl Senror Class of 1031 of Lrberly Hrgh School By Pullrne Chrk MM SENIOR LI ASS HISTORY ODI m All the members of the class are lookrng forward to graduatron trme and have a doubt as to whether they have made the best of therr school lrfe Mr Conrad has been our very relrable and efhcrent sponsor durrng our Junror and Senrror years He very successfully drrected the .Iunror play and the Senror Plays Hrs rnterest was always rn the class I-Ie was present at all the class partres and contrrhuted much by hrs humor and wrt Norma Stewart Sr lcon . , I . . . W qc inrrrd fm mga nrrwrm . , . . . I -X