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

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LENNA RITTENHOUSE HELEN GINGERICK JEANETTE JOHNSON EULALA McLEAN GORDON WAECHTER MARY ROE 7 SCHOOL PARADE WAS HELD For the first time in nearly two years, Liberty Cen- ter School was represented in the Bluffton Street Fair School Parade. Before this time, the annual parade had not been held due to various reasons. This year Liberty had almost 100 per cent representation. The Camera Club, with the help of Mr. Biberstine, displayed at the fair, pictures of the activities that went on during the early partlof the school year. I The students from Liberty Center marched in the school parade at the Bluffton Fair. NTU' nn' 'HI' 'UI' 'ww' IQI1' vnu

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Bill Clark, Bill Elliott, Mr. Hauk, Phil Cunningham, Stanley Hoffacker We .leaned ,Norman Edris and Tom Tinkel in a game of doubles We learned much in our various classes through- out the year. We enjoyed our chemistry experiments, even the minor explosions that we hadg and the vari- ous odors that some of the students did not seem to appreciate. We also enjoyed our ping pong games during the noon hour.

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.gk 1 Stanley Hoffiicker. Terry Craig, Sandra Pursley, Connie Pursley 7444 THE SENIORS EXPERIENCE EVENTFUL YEAR The class of 1953 started off their senior year by collecting junk to make money for their trip. The seniors presented their class play, 1lI'L2r.r, on October 16 and 17, then four days later, on October 21, left for a six day trip to Washington, D. C., and New York City. After the class returned home, they began earnestly selling Christmas Cards, stationery, and Memorjef subscriptions. The exciting, eventful, period came to a close on commencement day, April 28, 1953. ay 1955 Barbara Meyer, Eleanor Morgan. Reverend King