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

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ma va n Bus Drivers Janhor Harold Benson, Walter Porter, Floyd Payne, Roy Neely, and Archie Abegglen Raymond Powell, Archie is the one who keeps the school fires burning. Our bus drivers are always ready and willing to bring us to school safely, even when we would rather play hookey. Cooks Always better cooked, delicious, enjoyable food, good and hot, is joyfully kept Qwe could go on and onj pre- pared by our cooks. Hallie Oman, Estella Abegglen, Evelyn Porter 7

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in vm - -f'. Q'- Q-' acuity af 1952 MRS. ISABELLE WEST, Music, 1946-1952, B.S.M. degree at Bluffton College MRS. RUTH GONGWER, Commercial, 1945-1952, B,A. degree at Findlay College, Commercial training at Tiffin Business University. MRS. RUTH STEINER, Home Economics, English, Biology, Girls' Physical Education, 1952, B.S. degree at Taylor University. MRS. IOSEPHINE WILSON, History, Latin, English, 1943-1952, A.B. Findlay College, University of Colorado, University of Michigan. MR. MARVIN RUSSEL, History, English and Coach, 1951-1952, B.S. Findlay College. MR. NORMAN UNDERWOOD, Agriculture, 1952, B.S. Ohio State University. MRS. RUTH BABB, First Grade, 1952, Manchester College, Findlay College. MRS. GEORGIA STEWART, Second Grade, 1948-1952, Ohio State University. MRS. MAXINE BEACH, Fifth and sixth departmental, Principalof Grades, 1946-1952, Ohio North- ern University, Bowling Green University. MRS. HILDA JOHN, Fifth and Sixth departmental, 1948-1952, Manchester College, B.S. at Bowling Green University. MRS. BEATRICE GARDNER, Third Grade 1944-1952, Bowling Green University. MRS. ELSIE RADER, Fourth Grade, 1949-1952, Bowling Green University. 6 1 l

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Seadafaelawgfddafcq Our history began way back in the year of 1948. Eleven members of our class came from Benton Ridge to join eleven from Liberty to make the freshmen class. That year we chose Janelle Misamore as president, David La Roche as vice-president, Jo Ann Woodward as secretary, Jack Hook as treasurer, and Helen Radabaugh and Fred Hoenicke as student council members. Mrs. Gongwer was our home-room sponsor. Roy Ridge and Lester Butler entered this year. Our next year we were sophomores. We had sixteen members this year. Those who left us that year were: David La Roche, Dale Arnold, Enedina Perez, Jerry Fry, Ralph Taylor, and Merle Cramer. During the year we had Angelene Groat and Carolyn Castello to join our sophomore class. Our officers were, president, Fred Hoenicke, vice-president, Dan Gerber, secretary, Helen Radabaugh, treasurer, Jack Hook, student council, Dorothy Dukes and John Hanna. Our home-room sponsor was Mr. Howard. Next year was our junior year and we still had sixteen members to start with our class. Our officers were: president, Fred Hoenicke, vice president, Dan Gerber, secretary, Carolyn Castello, treasurer, John Hanna, student council representatives, Janelle Misamore and Roy Ridge. Mrs. Gongwer was our sponsor. We had our junior play, This Ghost Business, which we enjoyed doing, and thought to be a good success. Mr. Howard directed the play for us. Senior year was busy and an enjoyable one. We started by electing our officers, president, Dan Gerber, vice president, Fred Hoenicke, sec- retary, Carolyn Castello, treasurer, Janelle Misamore, and the student council members, Jack Hook and Dorothy Dukes. We presented the Senior play, The Elusive Bachelor, with Mrs. Wilson as our director. During the year, we had Ernest Gamble and Jerry Fry to join us in our Senior Class. 8