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

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for going Mr. John C. Talarico holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Manchester and a Mas- ter of Arts Degree from Ball State Teachers College which were awarded to him in 1953 and 1957 respectively. His college major was in social studies and his minor was in English. Seven of his nine years of teaching have been spent at Liberty Center and he has served as principal for four of those years. Guidance work is included in Mr. Talarico ' s schedule, al- so. Here he helps freshman Sue Funk with the selection of her high school subjects and talks over the cost of col- lege versus the good gained from a college education. He helps many such students select the proper school cur- riculum to suit their plans for the future. Mr. Talarico also teaches a class in sociology. Here seniors Kahlia Reece, Rex Brinneman, and Jim Gro- ver receive their textbooks to be used for the class. As principal Mr. Talarico must keep records of at- tendance and enrollment, make state reports, fill our forms of recommendation, set up the school calendar and schedule, coordinate school activities such as basketball with activities of the community and with other organizations, and take care of dis- cipline problems referred to the office. As guidance director he works to aid the student in the selection of his courses and the furtherment of his education.

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preparation Mrs. Bussel shows three history stu- dents from the Junior Class how to locate a cer- tain country on the globe. Mrs. Anna Bussel has been teach- ing at Liberty Center her entire teaching career of four years. She graduated from Ball State Teachers College in 1958 with a Bachelor of Science Degree and a major in social science and a minor in home economics. Be- sides serving the school as a teach- er, she acts as advisor to the Future Homemakers of America and as adult leader to the girls ' 4-H Club. As the cheerleaders ' advisor, Mrs. Bussel, inspects one of the newly purchased skirts. 28 Teaching Home Economic girls how to sew is one of the many jobs of Mrs. Bussel, their teacher.

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on through more schooling - -%tt y»cii ■MP™, , .. 1 { MA : mmm iJM$Aem Z ' ? ' . i P Bj Mr. Butt takes time to explain a problem to Bill Kirtley and Larry Lieurance while Junior Brenton and Richard Frantz begin work on a new bookkeep- ing project. Mr. Richard Butt holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Manchester College which was awarded him in 1958. His entire teaching career of four years has been spent at Liberty Center where he serves as varsity coach, secretary-treasurer, and teaches commercial classes. Counting money is one of the many tasks Mr. Butt performs. Since he serves the school as treasurer, he gets to hold a lot of money, a job he surely must enjoy. A broken typewriter gets special attention from Mr. Butt as he demonstrates to Bruce Stanton and Ron Leiter how they can be type- writer repairmen for those minor break-downs. Meanwhile Dick Harris, Jim Harris, and Danny Archbold continue typing their lesson, completely unconcerned with Bruce ' s problems. 30