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

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Intrigue Students Agriculture classes keep Mr. Sieberns busy most of the time. He is shown talking to Hizzie Eldridge and Steve Clark about seeds. Besides teaching agriculture, he also teaches seventh grade science. Much of his spare time is spent working with the F.F.A. and boy ' s 4-H clubs. He is adult advisor for both of these clubs. This is Mr. Sieberns ' second year of teaching at Liberty Center. Miss Stohler seems to be amused with some of her home economics papers. This is her first year at Liberty Center. She is teaching home economics classes and also eighth grade science. Being advisor for the F.H.A. and the Pep Club occupies a great deal of Miss Stohler ' s time. She has spent several hours working with the cheerleaders to make their new outfits for this year.

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Life ' s Practical Aspects Mr. Myers is shown here explaining a typing problem to Gary Hayes. This is Mr. Myers ' second year at Liberty Center. In addition to coaching the basketball team, he teaches several business courses. This year a new course was added to his teaching schedule. He taught a full year of short- hand. Mr. Myers is also kept busy working with the school ' s accounts. This year ended Mr. Games ' fortieth year of teaching. He has spent ten of these years at Liberty Genter. He is shown teaching the eighth grade lit- erature class. He also taught seventh grade English and the driving part of driver ' s education. This is the second year Mr. Games has taught in the seventh and eighth grade classes.

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Teaching music to the elementary classes is only one of Mrs. Cline ' s duties. She also is in charge of the junior high and high school choruses. Each year she works with the com- bined choruses of Liberty and Jackson to present a Christmas Cantata. Then, in January Mrs. Cline works with the junior high and high school in preparing several numbers for the NISBOVA Contest in Fort Wayne. When spring arrives, she and the other Southern Wells music teachers co-operate in preparing the Spring Music Festival. In addition to these pro- grams, Mrs. Cline also presents several special programs for the school during the year. Various Subjects Taught Mr. Hernandez is shown here teach- ing a student how to play a clarinet. He is the band instructor for all four Southern Wells Schools. This year, he also formed a stage band which played for several basketball games. In March and April the junior and senior bands attended contests in Columbia City. Mr. Hernandez works with the band members in preparing music for the Spring Music Festival.