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

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Senior Officers Lead Raising his gavel to rap for order from the senior class is president John Collins. Having been vice president of his sophomore and junior classes and president of the FFA this year, John is an old hand at restoring order. In addition to serving as an officer for his class and other groups, John also finds time for his favorite sport - basketball. He has played three years on the second team and one year on varsity. This busy little senior is checking the class funds to see how much money is yet needed for the senior trip. Judy Smith also keeps the accounts for the FHA this year. Her interests also lie in the field of music. She has been an accompanist for the chorus two years and a band member six years. Taking a breather from the serious duties of being officers. Randy Raber, vice president; John Collins, president; Judy Smith, treasurer; and Sonja Cardin, secretary; find a diver- sion in a ride on the merry-go-round. Senior officers have a big responsibility in preparing the class for the senior trip, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises, and other appointed activities. iiii !IMbv

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Bus drivers, Orin Bowman, Dwight Pace, Pat Garrett, Ben Soper and Ike Huffman, are caught in an informal pose as they pass the time until the 3:30 bell rings, which dismisses the charges these men must see home. Harold Jones, custodian, is preparing to put coal into the furnace on a cold Winter day. Varied Services Are Provided by School Help Helping serve are the cooks Mrs. Mary Craig and Mrs. Doris West. This is just one of the many duties they per- form each day. Doris has been working at the cafeteria six years, while this is the first year for Mary. Lunch co-ordinator Pat Higgins prepares to leave Liberty after col- lecting the weekly lunch money. Mrs. Higgins is filling the new fi- nancial position for the entire Southern Wells Lunch Program.

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Class in Various Projects Throughout Year This familiar scene of spcsrtsman Randy Raber toting his satchel to school for basketball practice has been viewed for the past four years by practically every stu- dent at Liberty Center. One of the most memorable times in Randy ' s basket- ball career was when he was a starter on the Lion team who met Swayzee in the 1964 Regional Tournament at Marion, Indiana. Randy has also participated in track two years; cross country one year; and baseball four years. Class offices held by this energetic senior include president his freshman and junior years and vice presi- dent this year. Making sure her cheerleading sweater is in good con- dition for the next basketball game is third year Lion pepster Sonja Cardin. A very time-consuming activity for Sonja this year was her editorship of the 1964 MEMORIES. Other ac- tivities for Sonja include FHA, band, chorus, and 4-H. Offices held by this lass are class secretary and treasurer and Honor Society treasurer.