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

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Administration Mr. James H. Roush serves as principal for the school. This is his second year in the role of princi- pal. He also teaches chemistry and driver ' s training. He is shown here checking some papers which are just a few of the many activities he must over-see. Mr. Lloyd Biberstine serves as superintendent of the four Southern Wells Schools. He recently moved into his new office in the new school building. Mr. William Payne was desig- nated as principal of the new Southern Wells Junior-Senior High School for 1966-67. He is presently serving as principal of the Chester Center High School. These four men serve as members of the Southern Wells School Board. They see to all the business of the school corporation by trying to remove as many problems as possi- ble. Members are Ward Showalter, Howard Baker, Donald Williams, and Charles Day.

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Many experiences are contained in the twelve years spent in school. Daily happen- ings seem so routine. Students never really realize the significance of them until it is too late. As these students become school alumni, much of the importance is really felt. Now, all these experiences become conversation pieces to be discussed at length in hopes of recalling fond memories of the past. Friends shared these, but they will not share the future. TRULY . . . WE SHARED THE PAST, THE FUTURE IS OURS. Contents OPENING SECTION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 1 4 5 17 39 53 69

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Grade books . . . Report Cards . . . Daily plans for student ' s assign- ments . . . Tests . . . Quizzes . . . Term papers . . . Daily reports . . . Cooking classes . . . Dissecting frogs, fish, and grass- hoppers . . . Student drivers . . . Dictation . . . Rational and irrational numbers . . . Stories add to student ' s enjoyment . . , People dedicated to the teaching profession. These are members of our FACULTY