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

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Board orc Education ol: Liberty Twp. School There has never been a time in the history of civilization when there has been such a demand for men and women of ability, education, character, and sound sense as there is today. The Board of Education of Liberty Township School have steadfastly held to the principles that consider the common welfare of the youth of our country. A high school education is as essential in the twen- tieth century as a grammar school education was in the nineteenth. There is no real and Final answer for any problem today, whether political, social, or economic, except better education. The Board of Education is composed of the following members: Harry, E. Bair, President, Harve E. Cramer, Vice-Presidentg VVilhur Creighton, Charles Rl. Smith, L. L. Kuhlman, and George Shaw, Clerk. HAROLD H, EIBLING, Superintendent IRVIN L. CONRAD, Priiiripal B.Sc., KLA. A.B. Dola High School, Dola, Ohiog Ohio Sterling High School, Sterling, Illinoisg Northern University, Ada,' Ohio, BS. in Bluffton College, AB., 1928, Coach Van Education, 1926, University of Illinois, Buren, 1928, 19293 Principal Liberty High, Summer 1926, Ohio State University, BLA., 1929-1933, Ohio State University, Summer 1932, Science Teacher Liberty High, 1926, 1930, 1931. 19275 Principal Liberty High, 1927-19295 Superintendent Liberty School, 1929-1933. Page Seven ,W Q3

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TROPI-IY CASE Liberty is proud of her many victories and is very grateful to the Class of 1933 for this wonderful trophy case they have given to the school as a re- LIBRARY READING ROOM The equipment in this new library reading room was purchased by the Class of 1932 as a memorial. lt has greatly increased the efficiency of our Library. membrance of their school life. This trophy case is at the head of the First night of stairs in the west entrance of the building. LIBRARY REAI DING ROOM BUS DRIVERS NX XLTI x 1 Olxll lx, Mechanic-No. 5 Old lLLl' POW ELL-No, 1. CH fXlxLl S XX OLFE-No. 3. R AY LFL No. 2. C. C. VVOODXYARD-Nu. 4. ROBERT AGNER--No. 6. CHARLES HANXA, Blanchard Twp. HAROLD BROXYN, Blanchard Twp

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Faculty Liberty Twp. School MISS DOROTHY CRAMER, A.B., Findlay C., 1929. History Teacher, Liberty High, 1929-1933. MISS ELIZABETH MOORHEAD, AB., Findlay C., 1929. Mathematics Teacher, Lihcrty High, 1929-1933. MR. ROY E. CRAMER, Bs, Ohio sim, 1930. Science Teacher, Liberty High, 1930-1933. MISS OPAL RADER, Bowling Green C., 1925. English Teacher, Liberty junior High, 1928-1933. MISS AMELIA HOLIJEN, Ph.B., Findlay C. Home Economics Teacher, Liberty High, 1923-1933. MR. SIDNEY HILTY, BS., Ohio State, 1929. Agriculture Teacher, Liberty High, 1929-1933. MISS LOIS VAN DORN, B.S., Bowling Green C., 1930. Latin Teacher and Sixth Grade, 1930-1933. MISS YELIXIA B, FISHER, Bowling Green C., 1925. Fifth Grade Teacher, Liberty, 1929-1933. MISS GRACE RUPRIGHT, Ohio Northern University, 19 Fourth Grade Teacher, Liherty, 1929-1933. MISS KATHRYN MOYER, A. B., Bluffton C., 1932. Third Grade and Music, Liberty, 1932-1933. MISS KATHRYN BEARD, Bowling Green C., 1928. Second Grade Teacher, Liberty, 1930-1933. MISS FLORENCE INBODY, Bowling Green C., 1928. First Grade Teacher, Liberty, 1928-1933. Page Eight 30