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

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1, Cindy Fisher and Lisa Lazenby grab a bite to eat at the State Cross Country Meet. 2. Rusty Waldman and Kathy LaRoehe take some time off from studying. 3. Carol Boney and Tammy McCartney quickly pose for a picture before halftime. 4. jamie Arras and Beth Inbody make the time go faster in the library by looking at magazines. S. Some Liberty-Benton students enjoy the pre-game activities at the homecoming game. 6. Sara Brobst, Stacy Kisseberth, Melanie Gustin, jodi Monday, and Bethany Osborn pose for the camera. 7. Annette Zeltner andjulie Zirkle make Miss Bame feel welcome at Liberty-Benton. 4 Opening QELIIOH

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FRIENDS Our friends are the people we go to class with, work with, study with, and party with. Without our friends, Liberty-Benton would be nothing more than a building Hlled with books, desks, and peo- ple we know nothing about. It's our friends, those that we laugh with, talk'with, and Hght with, that make Liberty-Benton what it is. And whether they be a scholar, athlete, musician, leader, or follow- er, each ha ve something to offer us, and we learn from all of them. Friendships can begin in a number of ways and will continue to do so throughout our lifetime, Whether our best friend was our sandbox pal in kindergarten or a new acquaintance this year does not matter, More important is the quality of rela- tionship we develop after spending time with one another. Friendships are unique. Some can withstand an enormous amount ofpressure and a multitude of problems, while other Hzzle away aber a tiny dis- agreement. The best thing about friendships, however, is that they provide us with a number of things that we ha ve come to depend on: a shoulder to cry on when the going gets rough, a joke to release the tension, a listening ear, enthusiasm and fun on the weekend, a Hx-up for a double date, a ride to school, support, hugs, smiles, encouragement, and even homework for 4th period English class. True friends seem to stick together for better or for worse. They help solve our problems, have fun, and preserve our sanity. And it's with these friends that we have enjoyed this school year at Liberty-Benton. Uptn ig Section 5