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

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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.

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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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by Rotating Teachers; Schoors Curriculum Art seems to be a favorite subject of most youngsters and with the help of art teacher Miss Martha Lynn, art brings a challenge to learn as well as provide en- joyment. Becky Cassiday and Mike Huff- man are learning the art of paper folding under Miss Lynn ' s guidance. This is Miss Lynn ' s second year of teach- ing at Liberty Center. She also teaches art in the other three schools of Southern Wells. Each school has Miss Lynn once a week with every fourth week one school receives an extra day of art classes. Learning a foreign language is quite a new experience for the freshmen this year. Instructor for the Spanish class is Mrs. Parra who also teaches at th.e other three Southern Wells schools. One of the inter- esting projects of the class was to learn Christmas carols in Spanish with the aid of a tape recorder. Having one class of Spanish, Mrs. Parra comes to Liberty for one period each day. This is the first time that a foreign language , such as Spanish, has been taught at Liberty Center for a number of years.