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

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Discussing the formation of a leaf ' s structure to biology students Kenny Flowers and Kris Dunn, is first year faculty member Mr. John Sieberns. In addition to teaching freshman biology, he conducts classes in science, agriculture and shop. Mr. Sieberns served as advisor to all of the judging teams which represent Liberty Center. Ten Tuesday or Thursday evenings find during January, February and March Mr. Sieberns involved with Adult Farm Classes. This spring and summer he will serve full-time as 4-H leader for the Loam Lovers club. Add to School Faculty . f Graduation exercises at Ball State Teachers College brought Linda Wilhoite to our home Econo- mics Department. Instructing units of clothing, foods, family life and related arts involve the three home economics classes giv- en by Miss Wilhoite. Another teaching duty she fulfills during the year is that of eighth grade science. While teaching these courses required her full attention, she also sponsored the F. H. A. , Pep Club, cheerleaders and the freshman class.

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Ross Myers, business instructor, is helping bookkeeping students Judy Archbold and Phil Dawson with a work sheet problem. Being the bookkeeping teacher, Mr. Meyers performs the duties of the school secretary, daily keeping books and counting lunch money. Joining our faculty for the 1964- 65 school year, Mr. Myers is also heading the athletic department. Baseball, basketball and track coaching keep Coach Myers on the go besides his boys ' physical education activities. Three New Instructors Plus Principal Actively engaged in the instruction of a health class is school principal, James Roush. During the year he has taught two semesters of health, an intermediate course taught to the freshmen and a more complex study given to upper classmen. To explain a unit of study covered in their textbook, Mr. Roush is showing the junior-senior class an aorta of the heart. Another junior- senior class taught by this science major is chemistry. Currently Mr. Roush is working for his Doctors Degree at Ball State Teachers Col- lege, while teaching his tenth year at Liberty. Upon receiving his Bachelors Degree from Pur- due University in 1953, he started his teaching responsibilities at Liberty in September of 1955.

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Special Music Provided Language , Art Enlarge Teaching vocal music to the junior high and high school is the responsibility of Mrs. Betty Cline. Special programs throughout the year are presented under the direction of Mrs. Cline. A Song Unending was the Christmas cantata pre- sented through the combined efforts of the Jackson and Liber- ty High School Choruses. The cantata along with the annual Spring Festival were two of the major achievements of the year. Jackson ' s gymnasium was the scene of the Spring Fes- tival which was held April 23. Mrs. Cline was one of the vocal directors responsible for this enjoyable program. Director of the Southern Wells Band, Mr. William Hernandez has many responsibilities to fulfill. Marching at the Indiana State Fair was a highlight of the year for Mr. Hernandez as well as for the band. Street Fair brought another chance for the band to prove their abilities by marching in the annual contest held on Wednesday night of the fair. Basketball season was one which kept Mr. Hernandez quite busy. The Southern Wells Band played for one of the ballgames of each of the four Southern Wells schools. In addition to playing for the regu- lar season games, the band played for the 4-way Tourney held in January.