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

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In addition to serving as principal of the school, Mr. Roush teaches chemis- try and the book work part of driver ' s training. Mr. Roush was agriculture teacher before becoming principal. While teaching his eleventh year at Liberty Center, he is working for his Doctors Degree at Ball State University. He started his teaching career at Liberty in 1955 after graduating from Purdue in 1953. Courses Offered for Math instructor, Mrs. Mable Metz, helps the seniors with their trigonometry. She is also in charge of all math classes in junior high and senior high as well as being in charge of the school library. She has been a teacher at Liberty Center for fourteen years. Prior to this, Mrs. Metz taught at Shortridge High School in Indianapolis.

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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

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Teaching the eighth graders U. S. and Indiana history is only one of Mr.. Robert Mossburg ' s duties. He teaches seventh grade, sophomore, and junior history courses and government and economics. Mr. Mossburg is also the sponsor for the seventh grade class. He is shown here explaining a portion of history to Rodney Mossburg. This is Mr. Mossburg ' s third year of teaching at Liberty Center. Future College Students Mr. Zehr is shown recording grades for his English classes. This is Mr. Zehr ' s first year at Liberty. He previously taught two years at Saginaw, Michigan. In addition to teaching four high school English classes, journal- ism and speech, Mr. Zehr was the advisor of the yearbook and newspaper and sponsor of the junior class.