Liberty Center High School - Memories Yearbook (Liberty Center, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

41? 43 Q , SENIORS BETTY JUNE LIEURANCE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Ginger Snaps Back 43 Sun- shine Society 13 Ready Made Family 33 Vice-presi- dent 33 Chorus 1, 3, 4, Band 13 Sextette 43 Annual Staff 4, Liberty Bell Staff 43 Ministrel 33 Operetta 4: County Chorus 1, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. IRENE PENROD 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Sunshine Society 13 Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ready Made Family 33 Ginger Snaps Back 33 Yell Leader 33 Ministrel 3: Operetta 43 Vice-President 23 Annual Staff 4: Liberty Bell Staff 4, KENNETH HUNNICUTT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Gin- ger Snaps Back 4: Ready Made Family 33 Minstrel 3: Operetta 2, Chorus 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 2, 33 4-H Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Vice President 1, 4. JOYCE WARE Band 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Ready Made Family 33 Ginger Snaps Back 43 Annual Staff 43 Liberty Bell Staff 43 Class Treasurer, Class Secretary 2, 3, 43 Sunshine Society 1. ROGER LASH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 3, 43 Ginger Snaps Back 43 Ready Made Family 33 Chorus l. PAGE SEVEN SENIORS YVONNE ECKHART Banzl 1, 2. 3, 43 Chorus 1, 3. 43 Ginger Snaps Back 4: Ready Made Family 3: Secretary 1: Sunshine So- ciety 1: 4-H Club 2, 3: Operetta 4: Minstrel 3: County Chorus 33 Annual Staff 43 Liberty Bell Staff 4. lVI.9iRY BOZELL Suinmitviile H. S. 1, 23 'Ready Made Family 3: 'tTree Points Inn 33 Ginger Snaps Back 43 Operetta 33 Sextette -1: Chorus 3. 4: County Chorus 3, 4: 4-H Club 1. 2, 3, -1: Cheer Leader 4: Annual Staff 43 Liberty Bell Staff 43 Minstrel 3. MAX STANTON West Roclicreek 13 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 4' Track 2, 33 Ready Made Family 33 Ginger Snaps Back -13 President 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Liberty Bell Staff 4: 4-H Club 1, 2. VIRGINIA IVINS Liberty Bell Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Ginger Snaps Bafkt' 43 Chorus 4: Operetta 4. REX GREGG Bas!-netball 1, 2, 3. 43 Softball 2, 3, 4: Ginger Snaps Back 4: Ready Made Family' 33 Treasurer 2, 3. 43 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, I 'ig' 4-9' if av exif? PAGE EIGHT Q '0 ' suv RI, ,X v 1 , .. 4-zg, V :B S -'gn q . B ik WV i -Xxx . -...QW .. Y N-nth W? .1 if' V,A, Q 'RWM I ui ., 1' 4 avi ,buf-' ff? xiiwr' PAGE mm: 'mm Q min f. 'M Q.-,. A Junior Class Treasurer, Marjorie Hunnicuttg Vice Pres., Carmie Collins: President, Dean Houtzg Secretary, Peggy Penrod. W' mr s 1 Q A ,'2' . - Q if if V, -n it' 'gf we '?'5ffff 'fv P f sii Martha Wentz Dean Houtz Donna Maggart Peggy Penrod Wanda Rennaker Hazel Poulson Gracie Maggard Carmie Collins Marjorie Hunnicutt PAGE TEN Vice-President, Larry Stanton: Treasurer, Robert Dal- ton: Secretary, Sophomore Class Jeanne Lautzenheiserg President, David Jacobs. gi 1x,,, A rm , 1: ,I ' -9 QF? ' W ss v--- 1 1 x. ' . 'M- ff 151. X rug. f. .. 'aww on i. . , 1, J..-. wsu ls, af V ., ' A 3 4-7 :ti L+ JW- l vi Q. 0-x 'Q' Q . Cleo Maggard Buddie Booher Norma Highlen Willie Wood Larry Stanton Jeanne Lautzenheiser Robert Wood Jr. David Jacobs Everett Elliott Robert Dalton Neal Brinneman Amie Lee Craig PAGE ELEVEN Freshman?Class .ill 'vb' ' 'me x. : C me ' i ii . C Lf q , ' A 1 .1'2Q',. A af Terry Craig Ellen Marie Shaw Barbara Meyer Louise Hunnicutt Phillip Cunningham Lucille Kingen Daniel Poulson Connie Pursley Eleanor Morgan PAGE TWELVE. President, Connie Pursley: Treasurer, Sandra Pursleyg Secretary, Lucille Kingeng Vice Pres., Terry Craig. A. C.: Q 4- 1 fx xv N11 is 2 I ix '20 , Gordon Bozell Sandra Pursley Stanley Hoffacker .N V, .ph-Q ,J :Wx It . ' 3 'Vfv 1 nf 5,5 f' 48 A wi' gigbi QQSEQ i saga S . 5 uk' 'Q -x .5. PAGE THIHTEEN EIGI-ITI-I GRADE Top row. left to right: Richard Morgan, Ronald Burns, Kaye Ivins, Wil- liam Elliott, Charles Oswalt, Arnold Maggard, and the sponsor, Mrs. Mary Roe. Second row: Barbara Lash, Bonnie Smeltzer, Juanita Wood, Donna Brin- neman, Nancy Roe, and Norma Niblick. Third row: John Morgan, Allen Smith, Von Hoffacker, Patrick Gregg. and Thomas Foreman. SEVENTH GRADE Top row left to right: James Roberts, Norman Elston, Keith Poling, Paul Ander- son Jr., Thomas Tinkle, and the sponsor, Mr. Norman Colglazier. Second row: Bonnie Gregg, Nila Ann Reece, Venita Maggart, Janet Niblick, Peggy Collins, Sharon Speece, Noreen Edris, Mary Lou Brown, and Saundra Prible. Third row: Donald Marshall, Robert Gavin, Norman Edris, Chaddy Penrod, Philip Bozell, John Bohr Jr., and James Williams. PAGE FOURTEEN Mrs. Johnson's Room 3 and Ll Top row left to right: Donald Bridge. Freddie Frantz. Darrell Huffman, Donnie Smith. Robert Nlossburg, Chaddy Garrett, Jesse Gephart, and Clyde Maggard. Second row: Steven Smeltzer. Janice Barcus, Vera Roush. Roberta Brinnc-main, Sarah Sue Tinkcl. Jonc Gregg, Barbara Sullivan. Maxine Osborn. and the teacher. Mrs. Johnson. Third row: Joyce Grover, Betty Huffman, Glenda Dunn. Martha Sue Culp. Patsy Frvback. Darlt-nc Bar- ber, Roberta Marshall. Dorothy Anderson. and Joan Grover. Fourth row: Raymond Maggart. John Gregg, Jack B. Sills, John Niblick.. Jimmy L. Thompson, William H. Pursley. and Lawrence Eubank. 1521.5 qi,- 24.5 Nr' Mr. Roe's Room 5 and 6 Top row left to right: John Huffman, Daniel Gephart. Wendell Foster, Robert Osborn. Daniel Frant7. Richard Mossburg, Charles Booher. David Prible, Ivan Ivins and Freddie Hart. Second row: Max Dunaway, Carolyn Wilson, Patricia Frantz. Lealani Yount, Lydia Brenton. Alice Jean Gerwig, Carlene Hunnicutt, Barbara Grover, Barbara Smeltzer. and Anita Gervvig, Third row: Carolyn Barber. Rochelle Dunn, Ethlynne Grover. Janet Kirtley. Marylin Cunningham. Judy Pursley, Elaine Maggart. and Sharon Gregg. Fourth row: Marcus Barber. Jack Clark, James Gephart. Bobby Speece. Eddie Williams. Richard Laut- zenheiser, Leon Brinneman. and Gary Craig. Mrs. Rittenhouse's Room I Top row left to right: Jerry Anderson, Larry Lash, Tommy Bozell, Larry Frantz, Jack Barcus. Larry Brinneman, Donald Huffman, and the teacher, Mrs. Rittenhouse. Second row: Charles Poulson, Jimmie Grover. Judy Eubank. Carolyn Lieurance, Linda Sue Noble. Rebecca Stinson, Jean Ann Buse, Dennis Bulger, and Denny Yount. Third row: Norman Glass, Joe Stroud, Jim Stroud, and Olan Dalton. il ,z , tg, 't ar Mrs. 6ingerick's Room 2 and 3 Top row left to r'ght: Harold Paul Mowery, David Markley, Sally Jo Holloway, Judy Bozell, Mary Brinneman Sue Leist, Wilma Jones. Nancy Foreman, Harry G. Poulson, Calvin Smeltzer. and thm- teacher, Mrs. Gingerick. Sc-cond row: Anita Barber, Betty Cupp, Carolyn Grover, Mary Jane Burkholder, Edna Roush, Sandra Bulger, Kathryn Brinneman, Sara Prible, Rita Brown, and Marjorie Cun- ningham. Third row: Bruce Gerwig. Dwight Huffman, Larry Hunnicutt. James Ogle, Larry Kumfer, Eugene Garr, and Jimmy lVlarshall. PAGE SIXTEEN V'1 '1 uyf 21 5 E . fvnsox' PAGE SEVENTEEN Bus Drivers Max Niblick, Gerald Penrod, Delmar Grover, Orval Gerwig and Floyd Grover. Janitor Mount Garrett PAGE EIGHTEEN N PAGE NINETEEN PAGE PN Ns TWENTY BASKETBALL SUMMARY The Lion's squad won five and lost fourteen games in their 1949-50 hardwood season. The team entirely rebuilt from last year, lacked a great deal in size and experience. It wasn't until their Hfth game that the Liberty Center five came out on top. They then won four in succession before being downed by the Roanoke Stonewalls. The next game with Lafayette Central put the fifth game for the season in the winning column. The entire team although they didn't turn in an outstanding record showed a great deal of spirit and teamplay the entire season and losing only four by graduation, have a good outlook next year. Kenneth Hunnicutt. Rex Gregg, Roger Lash, and Max Stanton will be lost by graduation. Liberty 16 Van Buren 29 Liberty 16 Jackson 55 Liberty 30 E. Rockcreek 65 Liberty 3U Lancaster 6-1 Liberty 30 W. Union 24 Liberty 55 W. Rockcreek 23 Liberty 47 Jefferson 46 Liberty 36 E. Union 32 Liberty 39 Roanoke 45 Liberty 37 Lafayette Central 36 Liberty 33 Jackson tCo.J 53 Liberty 30 Ossian 37 Liberty 33 Pleasant Mills 4l Liberty 42 E. Rockcreek 44 Liberty 28 Chester 45 Liberty 36 Montpelier 74 Liberty 45 Petroleum 70 Liberty 42 Warren 53 Liberty 3-1 E. Rockcreek tSect.D 76 K CHEER LEADERS STUDENT MANAGER Mary Bozell and Betty June Lieurance Neal Brirlneman I PAGE TYVENTY-ONE PAGE TXVENTY-TXVO SECOND TEAM Top row. left to right: Neal Brinneman, Daniel Poulson, Gordon Bozell. and Coach Colglazier. Seated. left to right: Roger Lash. Stanley Hoffac-ker. Carmie Collins and David Jacobs. JR. I-IIC-BI-I TEAM Top row, left to right: James Williams, John Morgan, Norman Edris, Nor- man Elston, and Phillip Bozell. Kneeling, left to right: Thomas Tinkel, Von Hoffacker, Kaye Ivins, William Elliott, Charles Oswalt, William Clark, and Richard Morgan. PAGE TXVENTY-THREE Standing, left to right: Daniel Poulson, David Jacobs, Willie Wood, Max Stanton. Rex Gregg, and Stanley Hoffacker. Seated, left to right: Larry Stanton, Robert Wood Jr., Terry Craig, Roger Lash and Kenneth Hunnicutt, I949 SOFT BALL The Liberty Center Lions didn't have a very impressive record Winning only one game in seven trials. The entire team lacked yea1 s squad. One most exciting game the end of the ninth inning. Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty in experience, having only three men back from last was against Jackson when Liberty came out on top at SCHEDULE 4 Petroleum 8 0 Chester 11 4 Rockcreek 8 1 Lancaster 11 2 Union 11 4 Jackson 3 4 Ossian 8 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR W A'M1's-..aa-51 if - ,Q 7. Y, f'v'f'?' F 4 .-Q, ., . sy 'ir ' - w X Q. f.. 52594 . E- -LQQ-Y:-v ,-.f. K , PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 'Ill 114, I, ' ' lfy LQKUP 1 V W HA. I f F . q T . f, v. vm + ,V FH Q. ..n, V1 .I M I -H. -Q 33' - x. , N. 5 Qi e 14'- k 4 U si far 9 X L . ,by 'YL- .X N 'IL F 1' 032 os' A , A . 's' 'I ix A ga' ,.r Q s I ANNUAL STAFF Editor ,, , Business Manager Assistant Business Picture Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Manager . ,, Mary Bozell Betty Lieurance Yvonne Eckhart , Irene Penrod Joyce Ware , , Max Stanton Standing: Mr. Biberstine, Max Stanton, Virginia Ivins. Seated: Betty Lieurance, Yvonne Eckhart, Mary Bozell, Irene Peniod Joyce Ware. LIBERTY BELL STAFF Editor , Assistant Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager ,, Sports Editor Grade Editor Feature Editor PAGE TWENTY-SIX Joyce Ware Betty Lieurance , Irene Penrod Virginia Ivins Max Stanton Yvonne Eckhart Mary Bozell MP' GINGER SNAPS BACK -'s . ,, , A! . , . , uh, HANK :Fx Qi: , S .I-.ig 'a Standing, left to right: Max Stanton. Roger Lash, Joyce Ware, Rex Gregg Betty June Lieurance, and Kenneth Hunnicutt, Seated: Irene Penrod, Mary Bozell. Yvonne Eckhart, and Virginia Ivins, The play takes place in a small country town called Fairweather. It ir briefly centered around the fact that Ginger Jones wants to become a nurse. Darwin Luther and his secretary, Oscar Ping, spotted the nice cozy house where Ginger, her mother. Mis, Jones. and sister Roberta live. Luther decided to stay there as a patient to avoid Cynthia Roberts, who is a designing female. The climax takes place in the Jones home and is really exciting when Dar- win and Smoky dress up as ladies so Dr. Bottleneck won't recognize them It proves to be quite funny when Praline and Opal Dome take the scene as a couple of club ladies. The curtain falls as Darwin and Ginger fall in love, Darwin Luther Max Stanton Mrs. Jones Mary Bozell Ginger Jones Joyce Ware Cynthia Roberts Betty June Lieurance Roberta Jones Irene Penrod Oscar Ping Kenneth Hunnicutt '.1 Dr. Bottleneck Roger Lash Smoky Bleek Rex Gregg Pauline Praline Yvonne Eckhart Opal Dome Virginia Ivins PAGE TVVENTY-SEVEN AARON SLICK FROM PUMKIN CREEK Peggy Penrod, Hazel Poulson. Dean Hcutz, Martha Wentz, Carmie Collins, Richard Gephart, Marjorie Hunnicutt, Wanda Rennaker, Gracie Maggard, and Donna Maggart. The story takes place on an Oklahoma farm in the home of Mrs. Rosa Perry, a widow. Mr. Merridew, a crooked speculator, is trying to buy her farm. Gladys, who is a city lady, is chased by a cowl Sis Riggs hits the cow with a stone: then it chases her. She bumps Merridew, and the feud is started from then until the end of the play. Mrs. Berry finally sells her farm and moves to the city, believing that there is oil on her farm, but there isn't. Merridew demands his money back but is arrested by Clarence, the mysterious young man, It turns out that Aaron is the one who dumped oil in the old spring. The Girl in Red plays an important part in the way the whole play turns out. It turns out happy as the widow and Aaron are getting married and taking Sis back to Oklahoma with them. Aaron Slick Carmie Collins Mr. Wilbur Merridew Dean Houtzz ff-M Clarence Green Gracie Maggard 3 ,Q Mrs. Rosa Berry Martha Wentz Gladys May Merridew 'Wanda Rennaker The Girl in Red Hazel Poulson Little Sis Riggs Marjorie Hunnicutt PAGE TXVENTY-EIGHT , . 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SEXTETTE Norma Niblick, Jeanne Lautzenheiser, Mary Bozell, Nancy Roe, Donna Maggart, Betty Lieurance, and Mrs. Roe. PAGE THIRTY BIG DAY The story is centered around Jane Jackson. the daughter of a wealthy family. who lost her parents at the age of three. After their death, she was sent to the Re- treat which was a home her father had founded. She was to be in Mrs. Dc-Smytlrs tender care until she reached the age of twenty-one: then the inheritance and man- agement of the home was to be hers. Mrs. DeSmyth. because of a few debts. tries te keep the inheritance from Jane for another year, but is foiled by Janes Aunt, Mrs. A. Turney. Finally Mrs. DeSmyth leaves the Retreat and visits her brother in Australia. and the management of the Retreat was successfully turned over tu Jane. CAST Mrs. DeSmyth Martha Wentz Mrs. O'Mal1ey Mary Bozell Caroline Lizette Sandra Pursley Queen Miss Lilly Yvonne Eckhart Rex Jane Jackson Jeanne Lautzenheiser Page Grace Gracie Maggard Working Anna Peggy Penrod Mrs. A. Turney Donna Maggart Virginia Ivins Betty Lieurance Wanda Rennaker Irene Penriid Women Junior High N. -L PAGE '1'H1H'1'Y -UNL BAND Standing: Director Turner. Seated, left to right: Joyce Ware, Phillip Cunningham, Bonnie Smeltzer, Norman Edris, William Clark, Mary Bozell, Everett Elliott, Yvonne Eckhart, Nancy Roe, Thomas Tinkel, Janet Kirtly, and Anita Gerwig. The members of the Liberty Center Band have been active in various activities during the past year. They have combined with other schools and played at basket- ball games, the county tourney, and the music festival. They also marched at the State Fair. Those participating in the summer band were awarded with a trip to the Purdue vs. Marquette football game at Purdue University. Everett Elliott, lst Clarinetist, has been active in leading the band on many different occasions. PAGE TI-IIRTY-TWO N- K1- XU cb 'G 'fr if li., f PAGE THIRTY-THREE ll-l-I Club Girls Top row left to right: Saundra Prible, Hazel Poulson, Cleo Maggard, Martha Wentz, Gracie Mag- gard, Mary Bozell, Yvonne Eckhart, Wanda Rennnaker, Juanita Wood, Noreen Edris, and Sharon Speece. Second row: Bonnie Gregg, Venita Maggart, Barbara Meyer, Peggy Penrod, Norma Highlen, Don- na Maggart, Ellen Marie Shaw, Louise Hunnicutt, Norma Niblick, Nila Ann Reece, and Miss Bussard. Third row: Alice Jean Gerwig, Anita Gerwig, Carlene Hunnicutt, Patricia Frantz, Sharon Gregg, Betty Gavin, Janet Kirtley, Rochelle Dunn, Lavonne Brenton, Barbara Grover, and Mary Lou Brown. Fwwfl li-I-I Club Boys Top row left to right: Dean Houtz, Kaye Ivins, Baddy Booher, Everett Elliott, Robert Wood Jr., Willie Wood, William Elliott, Carmie Collins, Rex Gregg, Larry Stanton, David Jacobs, Neal Brinneman, and Kenneth Hunnicutt, Second row: Richard Morgan, Arnold Maggard, William Clark, Patrick Gregg, Terry Craig, Keith Poling Gordon Bozell, Ronald Burns, ThomasTinkel, and Mr. Hauk. Third row: Marcus Barber, Leon Brinneman, John Bohr Jr,, Philip Cunningham, Nancy Roe, Ellen Marie Shaw, Louise Hunnicutt, Norman Edris, Philip Bozell, Robert Gavin, and John Huffman. Fourth row: Ivan Ivins, Chad Penrod, John Morgan, and Daniel Poulson. AGRICULTURAL TRIP Back row? VVillie Wood, Stanley lloil'af'kei'. Rex Gregg, Robert VVtJod, Jr. Second row: Mr. Hauk, Larry Stanton, David Jacobs. Kenneth Hunnicutt, Everett Elliott. Seated: Neal Brinneman. Daniel Poulson, Gordon Bozell. The Agriculture Class accompanied by Mr. Hauk went to Chicago to see the lnternationril Livestock Show. Some of the other interesting things they saw were The Museum of Science and Industry, Ar- mour and Cr-mpany. Swift and Company, Olson Hug Company. International Horse Show, Cliicaigo Board of Trade Building, Field Museum and Aquarium, the Plantarium, Soldiers Field and Marshal Field and Company. While on their three day trip, the boys stayed at the Lorraine Hotel. The pictures are some they took while on the trip. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE 'Ill 114, I, ' ' lfy LQKUP 1 V W HA. I f F . q T . f, v. vm + ,V FH Q. ..n, V1 .I M I -H. -Q 33' - x. , N. 5 Qi e 14'- k 4 U si far 9 X L . ,by 'YL- .X N 'IL F 1' 032 os' A , A . 's' 'I ix A ga' ,.r Q s I CAMERA CLUB Everett Elliott, Marjorie Hunnicutt, Mary Bozell, Mr. Bugher, Dean Houtz, Wanda Rennaker, and Phillip Cunningham. ln November of 1949 a group of students became interested in form- ing a camera club in order that they might become more proficient in photography. lVlr. Bugher, who has followed photography as a hobby, was prevail- ed upon to sponsor this group and teach them the process of picture making. A dark room was fitted into a small supply room and much equip- ment was bought to be used by the club. The facilities available to the camera fan members consist of a 4x5 Crown Graphic Camera, Federal 4x5 Enlarger, General Electric Light Meter, and the necessary equipment for complete darkroom processing. ln the future, we hope to buy a print dryer and reducing lens to make thc dark room process more rapid. Most of the above facilities were made available by the senior classes of 1948--19 and 50 to help make picture taking and processing a more en- joyable procedure. Trick photography should make a very interesting page or two in the future annuals of L. C. H. S. PAGE THIRTY-SIX RADIO CLUB sum' kv Standing: Vice-president. Dean Houtx: Sponsor, Mr. Bugher: Sectetarv-trcas ure: James Roberts: Robert Gavin: Trustee Richard Stroud: and Von llotl' acker. Seated: James Williams and President, William Clark. During the summer of 1949, the Liberty Center Radio Club was oreaiiizel and soon there after was granted a license trcm tlic Federal Ciimmunication Commission to operate an Amateur Radio Station with Richard Stroud as the trustee of the station. The call letters for the L, C. Radio Club are WQHWR. After receiving the license. the transmitter was built b ,',' Richard Stroud. The equipment or parts used to make the transmitter are largely war surplus items: hence, the cost was held to a minimum amount. Additional equipment was given to the school by Richard Stroud. Robert Armstrong. 'ind Dan Al- dred. The only equipment completely new is the receive.: which is a llylli- Crafters S--LOA. A lot of time was spent lgetore the transmitter and antenna -vsteni xveiv properly matched, but then results began to happt n. For the nrst time, sev- eral students experienced broadcasting and found a great thrill in talking with people up to several thousand miles distance awav from our location in the high school. VVe have talked to amateurs all over the United States and including the countries of France, England. South Wales, Canada. and Puerto Rico. The list is continually growing longer as time moves on and in thi- future. we hope to have a schedule with some of thc foreign countries. The club meets every two weeks and as a part of the activity. receivers for short wave reception have been built: in order that the .nembcrs niav listen to the school making its contacts. Code practice and radio theory are also a part of each meetings activity. Dues are contributed by the members to purchase small tools and equipment for general construction work. The sponsor and members of the club wish to express their appreciation for the work and use of the equipment made possible by Richard Stroud. PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN rrxur, lflln l I -nlgxnl SENIGR TRIP at 2 A ye I f ' 4 as isis Q i 1 , 'I , N In 6-'xer Q- st ,1 ' - I 'Q ---- xi-lg-it., ts '4 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP J f- N92 9 M EWY F! I3 UN if gifs -xx.sl-'5-,Q ' On May 6, 1950 the seniors. along with the Lancaster Central seniors, left on a seven day trip to Washington, D. C. and New York City. Traveling the Pennsylvania Turnpike, seeing the Gettysburg battle field, Congress in ses- sion, the White House, Mount Vernon. Arlington Cemetery, going on an all day guided tour of New York City and many other things of great interest were enjoyed by all. PAGE THIRTY-NINE , .' ' 1l,1,.: 1 L ,.. .X , N. - 4' wkffiitemhl s , wr A, ,,. if-isggrgg I - dr. ST' , K x . 4- 1 . K.S5GC'7f GRADUATES: For Youi Future Homes Re e be To Buy You Lumber, Hardware, Building Supplies and Paintb Fo Tie LIBERTY CENTER LUMBER CCDMPANY Ju r D nn Mg Cl i 44 Liberty Center, Indiana P AGE FORTY Fa1'mer's Grain Companq Dealers in GRAIN SEEDS FEED COAL VVe Have All Kinds Of WAYNE and STATE PILOT Complete and Supplement Feeds We are p eparecl to du your Grinding and Mixing ei vnu ant it lVe Also Have HOG FEEDERS and FOUNTAINS Phone 2 on -16 Liberty Center. Ind P-XGE FORTX ONE GERBER FURNITURE and UPI-IOLSTERY .. . . -.,.,.. -.... nv... Y- e--'-- . ...... '14-,i,,.,..... ' ' ---I-I---...M ..., A-ul. ,- ' f - i iv: Manufacturers, Retailers, Wholesalers of QUALITY FURNITURE Floor Coverings of All Kinds Custom Built Furniture N v Overstuffed Furniture Built To Your Specifications, Qld Furniture and Recovered. A Wide Range of Lovely Materials. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, and KITCHEN FURNITURE Kitchen Cabinets Made To Measure Restyled Carpets, Linoleum, Asphalt Tile and Rubber Tile Our Specialty. Estimates Without Cost-Satisfaction Guaraneed PHONE 524 ONE MILE NORTH OF BLUFFTON, INDIANA GE ORTY-TWO Huntington County Farm Bureau BUCKEYE ELEVATOR Feed - St-cd - Gunn - Coal - Fencing FARM BUREAU unil STATE PILOT FEED Phones: Viarren ,ZTSD Liberty Center. 13 on 58 Buckeye. Indiana Carl I-lunnicutt's General Store Highest Prices Paid for Poultry IT Years Continuous Servic- PHONES Phones: Warren, 278D Liberty Center 3 On 58 Buckeye, Indiana P RCE FORTX THREE Swisher Lumber Co. Lime - Cement - Brick - Fence Roofing - Glass - Millwork Pittsburg Paints Bluffton, Indiana Phone 57 703 W. Wabash St FRED - GEORGE - JOE - DICK Our Hearty Congratulations to the Liberty Center Seniors ULD FIRST NATIUNI-lL BANK IN BLUFFTUN A Complete Banking Service Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation United States Depository PAGE FORTY-FOUR H. THOMA and SON Off ce Telephone 11-I Night Telephone 119-R FUNERAL DIRECTORS Modern Func-itil Home - Ambulance Service , Prompt and Careful Attention ll. 'Ihoma and Bon South Main Street Bluffton. Indiana Ware Baker Company Bluffton. Indiana CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS GE FOR FIX E MEMORIES our 1950 Published by Tl-IE SENICR CLASS Liberty Center School Liberty Center, indiana 'H-SL,,,k -1' J'-ee: 312113, , - - V -. Y Insist On Rose Hill Dairy PRODUCTS Pasteurized Homogenized l is 99 Vitamin D MILK ROSE HILL DAIRY, INC Masterson-Tyndall Co Clothing and Shoes f or Dad and Lad Some of the nationally known brands that you may purchase Arrow Shirts Botany Ties Freeman Shoes Hyde Park Suits in Blufftons Finest Store for Mon! Interwoven Sock Munsingwear McGregor Sportswun Bluffton, Indiana Dobbs Hats P -XGE FORTX SIX GRADE A MILK Sz DAIRY PRODUCTS VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED P t rized Milk - Cl colate Milk - B tt ll C ff Cream - C tt g Cheese - O L, D k Telephone 120 227 West Walnut St. BI fit I l a Bluffton Milling Company and Hatchery Baby Chicks Purina Chow Livestock and Farm Supplies Poultry Supplies Bl fft I d a ph e 9 2 1 North PAGE FOR SEX N For Special School Activities Wear a Corsage styled by Artists from ' luffton ' lnrisls Ask about our rural delivery service We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere John P. Schumacher, Prop, SMELTZER HOME STORE Buyers of Poultry and Eggs Eddie and Ed Quality Meats Fresh Fruits Complete Line of Groceries and Vegetables-Dry Goods Phone 17 Liberty Center, Indiana COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS OF '50 C. M. Gingerick, M. D. Phone 21 Liberty Center, Indiana PAGE FORTY-EIGHT T SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT STORE Ex'erytliing for the Dairy Corwin Briner. Owner North Main Street Pnone 12 Bluffton, Indiana GROVE Sz BAXTER Magneto Service Front End Alignment - Wheel Balancing - Body and Fender Work Wrecker Service Day and Night Phone 29 Bluffton, Indiana FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Bluffton, Indiana General Banking Member F. D. I. C. Bluffton SCHOTT'S MEAT MARKET Custom Curing and Quality Meat Phone 1205 Indiana PAGE FORTY-NINE SUDDETH AUTO VVRECKING CO. New. Rebuilt, and Used Automotive Parts and Equipment North Main Street Phone 12 The House of a Million Parts Bluffton. Indiana CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS GLENN o. MARSH Theres a new FORD in your future. Wrecker Service - General Repairing - Paint - Body Shop Phone 61 118 West Washington St. Bluffton. Indiana Buick - Olds - Pontiac G. M. C. Trucks GOODIN MOTOR CO. J. L. Goodin 225 W. Market Bluffton, Indiana HOUSER CHEVROLET SALES For Economical 'l'1'ansportation Sales and Service Phone 102 215 South Main Street Bluffton. Indiana PAGE FIFTY THE CORNER Fountain Seiviccs - Sl1ui'lO1'd1-is Cigars - Cigarettes Candy Mc-el ML- A1 Thu Cmm-1 Bluffton, Indiana Plume 157 I I I i 1 1 v i a ali i BLUI+l+TON READY MIX CO. E SQ , I Conareic - Cnnviete Blimlis Building Supplies 659 South Bond Street Blufftun. Endiangi Phone 13 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Frigidaiie Appliances John DOC-re Equipment ECKMAN MOTORS Warren, Indiana Plmnc- 2552 Good Luck. Senim'sY RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION White Rose Products and En-Ai'-Cu Oils Tires, Battviies, Ac1essm'ieS Phone 3-L Warren, Indiana Residcnc 125-B PAGE FIFTY-ONE 'CTHE DUTCH MILL A Good Variety of Good Food State Road 1 at Bluffton Bridge Bluffton, Indiana SUNIER Sz LOCKWOOD, INC. This Is Your Guarantee of Service Insurance of All Kinds Life - Auto - Fire - Accident - Public Liability Compensation - Surety Bonds 105 North Main Street-Telephone 11 Bluffton, Indiana Service Such As You Have A Right To Expect FRANKLIN ELECTRIC CO., INC. Phone 1121 116 East Washington St. Dependable Electric Motors Bluffton, Indiana SENIORS, CONGRATULATIONS! HOOSIER CONDENSED MILK CO. Manufacturers of Plain and Sweetened Milk and Sweet Cream QUALITY is Our Motto Bluffton, Indiana PAGE FIFTY-TIVO WELLS COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N., INC. Uniondale Bluffton Indiana SHAFER TRACTOR SALES fmfm flgisgxlrflyg GENUIN! PARIS 1103 South Main Street Bluffton, Indiana Phone 433 Where Your Dollar Buys a D0llar's Worth MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE Warren Indiana CLEORA MOORE THE APPLIANCE STORE BEAUTY SHOP A. J. Eckhart Liberty CGHIGIYS Only Beauty Shop Radio Appliance, P rmanents - S tisfaction Guaranteed Saleh and Servic Liberty Center - Indiana Phone T-36 Liberty Center Ind P GE FIFT REE MAY'S SERVICE Texaco Products Tires and Auto Accessories Sandwiches - Fountain Service Ice Cream - Candy GAISER ELECTRIC SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR THE HOME Radio Repair and Service Work Liberty Center Indiana Liberty Center Indiana Phone 42 Plwne 17 MASTERSON'S SERVICE R. V. CLARK 1 , We fix and sell tires Plastering and Stucco Ph 68 Ice Cream, Candy and Pop one . Gas and Oil Box 132 Liberty Center , Liberty Center Indiana See COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING DOC GROVER For Hauling Sand, Dirt, Gravel, Stone Agricultural Limestone Liberty Center Indiana Phone 63 CLASS or --50 ELSTON'S GROCERY A Square Deal to Every Custome1 ' Liberty Center Phone 2-73 REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE SWINE Males and Gilts For Sale at All Times P. E. Tarr R. R. 1 Liberty Center Indiana MAX'S BLACKSMITH Sz WELDING Max Niblick, Owner Liberty Center Indiana PAGE FIFTY-FOUR ROBERT'S AUTO SERVICE Carburetor. Ignition Service Parts, Accessories Willard. Prime Batteries Liberty Center Indiana WAID FURNITURE STORE New and Used Furniture - Stoves - Rugs Store Fixtures 112 E. Market St. Phone 161 Bluffton, Indiana THE VOGUE SHOP Womens Apparel 103 S. Main Bluffton. Ind. GEELS JEWELRY STORE Known for Fine Diamonds 105 S, Main St. Bluffton, Ind. OK CLEANERS Phone 189 Bluffton, Ind. OVERHOLT CABINET CO. A-RAY KITCHEN CABINETS Custom Built and Standard Models Designed - Built - Installed Thresher Paints Inlaid Linoleums - Plywood Cabinet Mouldings - Hardware Phone -106 North Bluffton STEFFEN HOME APPLIANCES Frigidaire Sales and Service Easy and Universal Washer 115-17 N. Main Bluffton, Indiana HEART CLUB ORANGE RED ROCK COLA MASON'S ROOT BEER STEURY BOTTLING COMPANY Bluffton, Indiana PAGE FIFTY-FIVE DEDICATICN We, the seniors of 1950, Wish to dedicate this annual to the members of the Photography Depart- ment for the work they have done in providing us with many of the pictures. Our special thanks goes to Dean Houtz who has spent many hours taking, developing, and printing our pictures. PAGE TVVO R. Sz S. PHOTOS 10732 W. Market Bluffton, Indiana 3 Portraits - Commercial , 1 n Quality' Electrical Appliances Schools Backed by Dependable Service Phone 313 130 W. Market Bluffton, Indiana Jim Reed Bill Starr Our Twenty-third Year FRYBACK'S DAIRY STORE -Manufacturers of- Ice Cream for Parties, Reunions, Etc. Visit Our Store in Bluffton 206 W. Market Phone 681 STAR HATCHERY Poultry Supplies Phone 600 Bluffton, Indiana Notions and Yardage Footwear for All the Family Clothing BOSTON STORE Bluffton, Indiana NATIONAL OIL Sz GAS CO. White Rose Gasoline Tractor Distillates 8z Fuel Oil Tank Wagon K. Moore Phone 7-64 Bluffton, Indiana MIDLAND OIL COMPANY Bluffton, Indiana GERBERIS APPLIANCE and HEATING Water Systems - Softeners - Heating Coal Sz Gas Heating Equip. Electrical Appliances Plumbing and Sheet Metal Supplies 604 W. Washington St. B1l1fft0l'1 Phone 1061 PAGE FIFTY-SIX L. L. BENDER Q COMPANY ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING and MILL SUPPLIES 224 West Market Street Bluffton WEILEMANN Sz SON PLUMBING and HEATING Bluffton, Indiana Phone 20 PEGGY'S PASTRIES Cakes for all Occasions Bluffton Phone 1205 JOHN W. CARNALL Sz SONS JOHN DON JIM Abstracts - Loans Real Estate - Insurance Office Phone 82 201 Utility Bldg. Bluffton, Indiana LINN AND SAURER Exclusive Horne Furnishers Furniture and Appliances Bluffton, Indiana JoHN W. GALLMAN, INC. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Bluffton, Indiana C Sz C OIL COMPANY Better Gas for Less TOM LEWIS BILL W. Wabash St. Bluffton, Ind. STEFFEN HARDWARE Joseph Meyer, Mgr. Quality Hardware G. E. Appliances and Heaters Circulating Heaters Copper Clad Ranges Perfection Gas 8: Oil Stoves Hannah Paints 8a Varnish Phone 47 Bluffton, Indiana PAGE FIFTY- SEVEN MOSER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Allis-Chalmers Dealer Bluffton, Indiana Phone 203 Compliments of CLINE LUIMBER Co. Bluffton, Indiana MODERN LAUNDRY Sz DRY CLEANING CO. Laundry - Dry Cleaning - Towel Service Fur Cold Storage 8a Cleaning 915 So. Johnson St. Bluffton, Indiana Phone 694 W. Theron Christman, Prop. MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE WILLIAM STEFFEN 8: SON Sales 8a Service Bluffton, Indiana Phone 1058 HARTER'S VENIS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Finest Used Car Sales Office Supplies Furniture Complete Garage Service Machines Royal Portable Typewriters State Road 1 Bluffton, Indiana Phone 52 115 S. Johnson Bluffton, Ind. Blue Bird Diamonds Quality Jewelry LAW'S TIME SHOP 109 S. Johnson St. Hamilton Watches - Bulova Watches Bluffton, Indiana MARKLEY BROS. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 84-85 222 W. Market St, Blufton, Indiana PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT R. J. ELLERMAN Sz SON SALES AND SERVICE Genuine Chevrolet Parts and Accessories Complete Wrecker Service Phone 254 Warren, Indiana WILLIAMS HEATING 8 PLUMBING CO. Lester H. Williams Majestic Furnaces Universal Appliances Myers Water Systems Geneva Kitchen Units Phone 347 Warren, Indiana GOLDSEAL DRUGS THE REXALL sromz JACKIETS BEAUTY SHOP Jacqueline Craig and Suzanne Smith THE BEST DRUGS Operators WITH SERVICE AND PRICE Quality Beauty Service W -' :-: ' allen Indlana Phone 66 Warren, Ind. HARRISON FARM EQUIPMENT ALLIS - CHALMERS Sales, Parts and Service Phone 77 Warren, Ind. Compliments of PRESTO LUNCH Warren, Indiana WARREN TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment Phone 236 Warren PAGE FIFTY-NINE VIM SPORTING GOODS Equipment for all Sports School Sweaters Fort Wayne, Indiana H. BROWN Sz SON Furniture Dealer and Funeral Directors CWith Lady Attendant? Mgr., G. A. Bergman Phone 96 or 100 Warren, Ind. KRIEGBAUM BROS. Hardware Electrical Appliances Warren, Indiana IN PONETO iris COLE'S STANDARD STATION Atlas Tires, Tubes and Accessories Poneto, Indiana JESSE BARRINGTON Groceries - Meats - Vegetables GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 7-14 Liberty Center Poneto, Indiana CLEMENT'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Poultry and Eggs Phones: Store 16-13, Residence 9-13 Poneto, Indiana SMITHTS GARAGE Trucking Howard E. Smith, Prop. Phone 17 on 13 Liberty Center Poneto Indiana APPLES Good Quality Apples and Cider in Season RITTENHOUSE ORCHARD Liberty Center, Indiana Phone 25 on 60 PAGE SIXTY 1: I M 1 A 1 'A I P 1 Yi , c I ,Rf an 'J f-IH-AI '. ,Tn I. H I - O F I ll 1 . I A wg' h 'fi' , I . w 0 Q it wauv 5 y'l 'l' . -J 5 X1-'o'i,,.2H?P.1 ,gn 3 ' '.1'.P H 'L 1 I '1 s Q' S. .f, X I 3. VZ ,. 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I 1 -..Zl f.-fa TRUSTEE Mr. Olin Rittenhouse has served well as our trus- tee since taking office in 1947. He has provided the equipment to make our school year a success. ADMINISTRATION L PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles Day, our principal, for the last four years has guided our school program and con- tributed niuch to our progress in school. He received his B. S. Degree at Manchester College and M. S. at Indi- ana University. PAGE THREE CO. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Lloyd Lieurance is serving again as super- intendent of our schools. He is well qualified for his job of guiding our school. He received his B. S. at Ball State and his M. S, from Indiana University. FACU LTY Lloyd Biberstine, B. S. Wilmer Bugher, B. S. James H Tuiner B311 State Huntington College B811 State History, Government, Mathematics, Science 'Band English . ye 5 ,' It r .Q5:4:,,::ix Ii. Huntington College Purdue University Heidelberg College Melba Bussard, A. B. Max Hauk, B. S. Norman Colglaziei B S Purdue University Ball State Washington Vocational Ag., and Lee College Biology Commeice Phy Ed Coach Vocational Home EC. English, Phy. Ed. PAGE FOUR