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

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Being the Liberty Center editor of the Rebel Review is just one of the many duties of ener- getic Karol Kirtley. An outstanding attribute of this senior is that she has been a cheerleader for four consecutive years, three of those years being varsity cheerleader. In addition to having been president of FHA, 4-H, and GAA, Karol served as treasurer of her junior class. Because of her sincere interest in the FHA, Karol has attended the state conven- tion for three years. Chorus, band and class plays are other ac- tivities which have occupied Karol ' s time. Through all her activities, Karol has kept her scholastic standing to a 9. average which has given her the privilege of being a member of the National Honor Society. As May Approaches These Seniors ' Thoughts H aving been an accompa- nist for the high school chorus four years, talented Sue Funk has taken her position at the keyboard on many occasions. She proved her musical talent by winning a first in the NIS- BOVA her junior year. In addition to being musi- cally inclined, Sue has shown a great quality of leadership in both her class and in many organizations. She has been president of the Lion pep club three consecutive years, pres- ident of the FHA, and held offices in 4-H, and GAA. Sue was also a delegate to Girls ' State as well as being a mtni- ber of the Honor Society. 20

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Judging contests have been a center of in- terest in senior Jeff Stinson ' s worJc in FFA and agriculture. Jeff served on two County Live- stock teams which won first place and a County Dairy team which also took top honors. Besides serving in FFA for four years this senior boy showed beef and swine at the 4-H Fairs for eight years. Jeff participated in cross country his junior year and basketball his freshman and sophomore years. The junior and senior classes found Jeff an eager hand when it came time to construct the stage for the class plays. He also managed to help usher on both evenings of the play. Provide Learning Experiences for Seniors Checking a road map for proper directions is FHA state vice president Erma Base. As a result of hold- ing a state office Erma received the privilege of touring Chicago, Illinois and Washington D. C. last summer. Erma has been a dedicated member of the Future Homemakers of America for four years. Also keeping Erma busy in winter as well as sum- mer is her position as drum majorette of the Southern Wells High School Band. She has been a member of band all four high school years. Activities for Erma include pep club, 4-H, GAA, and being class secretary her freshman year and class president her sophomore year. She Is also a council member of Honor Society.

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For the past two years. Donna Campbell has been a busy worker at the cafeteria. Her junior year Donna had the job of punching tickets at noon. This year her duties include buttering bread, filling ketchup bottles and just making sure everything is in good condition for her hungry schoolmates. Other activities for Donna consist of chorus her freshman year and pep club her freshman and senior years. Helping with stories for the Rebel Review is one of Donna ' s pastimes at school this year. She has also helped with the production of the 1965 MEMORIES. Turn to Graduation and What Lies Ahead Studying his lines for the junior-senior class play is senior Phil Dawson. Phil participated in Happy Daze in the spring of his junior year and The Able Miss Cain in the fall of his senior year. Also being sportsminded, Phil has taken part in track, four years; cross country, two years; baseball, three years; and basketball, one year. As a result of his en- thusiasm in sports, Phil won the physical fitness trophy his sophomore year. Phil has also been a member of chorus four years and has played the saxophone in the Southern Wells Consol- idated Band three years, in addition to being a member of pep club his freshman and junior years.