Liberty Center High School - Tigeron Yearbook (Liberty Center, OH)

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L LST WILL AND If., L-XMf.N! 1 Vlary Chamber do hereby wxll my shortness to Fred Growel I Patsy Saneholtz vull my abxhty to be t1ckled to someone who can stand xt I Jean Gerdeman wx ll my seat 1n Choxr to Jerry Westhoven as I know he wxll remam well be har ed among the glrls I Donald Proudfoot vslll my seat IH Commerclal Law to anyone that can understand 1t better Lhan I I Norbert Rohrs yull my ba hfulness to Emll Pattyn I Jerry Nhller hereby uxll my red halr to Harry Reece hopmg that he vull make good use of xt lt all asketball games I Francrs Broun v.11l my lxkmg to go to Napoleon seven days a week to anyone who thmks they can go elght days a week I Gareld Sp ess wlll my abxllty to play the tuba to Paul Exchar, hopmg he v-1ll have enough mmd to blow xt I Rlchard Mvers yylll my ba ketb ll posxtlon to Elmer Hogrefe I Mary Lou George vull my pos1t1on on the plano bench to Joyce Abbey, hopmg she w1ll enjoy 1 as much as I have I Clarence Welrauch wxll my plng pong paddle to Jlm Glanz I Robert Wemch mll my abllxty to run the mlle to anyone who has enough wmdt I Herbert Knapp bemg sound ln m1nd hereby do u11l to Leon Zook my hkmg of sports I Bob Davls hereby vull my flymg forty Chev1e to MISS JESSIC Browne ln hopes that she can control It better than I can I Charles Lemmger vnll my car to Mr Brovn hopxng he xs mechanlc enough to keep 1t run mng I Duane McMaster hereby wxll the pm up un my locker to anyone who can meet the requlre ments I Paulajean Zenz do hereby w1ll my hkmg to chew gum to anyone able to get away Wlth lt I Rxchard Stockman w1ll my seat ln Enghsh L1t to anyone who apprec1ates Shakespeare more than I dldl. I Laurabelle Smout bemg of sound mmd of last report do hereby wnll my seat ln shorthand class and my ablhty to do horthand to Betty Houts I Lenore Lmd do hereby wxll my ab hty to eat and not grow fat to Mary Wels I Nola Laver after long thought and careful consxderatwn do hereby wxll my bashfulness to Norma Hoffhems hoplng she vull make good u e of It I Dons Nlcely bemg of sound mmd and body, at the latest census report do hereby w1ll and bequeath to Mr Romaker my loudest pax of heel plates hopxng that he wlll kmdly use them xvh1le patrollng the study hall beat I Irvm Frank do hereby wlll my llklhg' for glrls to Jerry Al'en I Merna Follett bemg of sound mmd do hereby equeath my carefree h1gh school days to ary one who wxll enjoy them as much as I have I LaDonna Galla her bemg of sound mlrd do hereby w1ll my bashfulness bo Audrey Rudolph hopnng she mll make good use of It I Ethel Fackler bemg of sound mmd do he eby w1l1 my tallness to Joylee Frost m hopes he can use the extra helght I Tlm Connollv herebv wlll my Ford to the I Alma Dulle bemg of sound mmd will my h1s basketball career Carol Long wxll my seat ln band to Eva I dad Rlchard Murdock wlll my elf control to Merlyn Creps leave some of mv tallne s Harlan Frv wxll mv mterest m gxrls to th school for a tourlng car tallness to Maynard Kern m hopes he can use lt n 'Hlyeus hopmg she vull make better use of It th n anyone who needs It to Pussell Durham shv membe s of the Junxor class Leona Oberhaus do hereby mll mv slxm figure to Norma Kmss Donald Loar do hereby w1ll my abll ty to sm to Mr Boyer Annamarle Krauss bemg of sound mmd at the latest report mll my shm figure to R chard Wulff Clayton Hoffhems do wxll my records and books on Shakespeare to Lola La'-er may she u e and keep them well. I Irene Glanz do hereby w ll mv l1kmg for Enghsh L1terature to whoever can read MacBeth and l1ke It I Lol1ta Fahrmger do hereby wmll my mxschevxousness rn Home Ec to Marie Good I Marabelle Rearlck do wlll my pos txon ln the band to one of the Freshmen hopmg they mll enjoy xt as much as I have I Dorothy Beavers bemg of sound mmd and body do hereby wlll to J J Brown my old whlte moccasms Qlatest style 19491 wlth the hope there vnll be a httle peace and qulet when he pushes h1s httle dogxes up and down the alsles of the study hall the second perlod I Paulme Kessler do hereby w11l my shortn ss to M1ss Shxngler I9 ' ' 44 0 'J u , . z, . 1 1 - - we v . . V. . 1 1 -, - 1 ' 1 1 I v' fu I v , , : . 1 - 1 1 ' 4. ,L . .,1 ,, . 1 - 1 ' : A v. v . . . . '. 1 A ! , ' 1 , Y' s a ' ' . 1 ' 1 ' 't . 1 1 - 1 1 . . . .. . . 1 1 1 1 - - . Y. . ' . . . v . 7 ! 1 ' 1 ' - - X 1 ' 1 1 ' ' . . . , . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' ' s '. . 7 . . . . , Y I u 1 1 1 . , . V. S i 1 1 M 1 .Y . . . . - 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' . . VL . 1 1 1 'f - I ' 0. . . . v v 1 Q 1 - ' 1 - ' 1 . Y. - . . r . . ' , . , - S 1 . 1 . - ' 1 - 1 1 - I I' y . C . , . a . . C - Q - I, , ., . Q 1, , , l .1 . .L . I . . . . Q V- . 1 - . 1 . - . U -- v 1 I, , . . - I 1 1 fr , , 1 - r- - I, 1 M 1 1 - 1 . V. . . I, 1 L 1 S v 1 1 vi . ' A , , I I I - . . , , A , . ' . . . . , . , , , . . , . A . Y . I , .. - .

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' ISTQQV 99 ACT I The curtam rose on the first act of the class of 1949 mth sxxty characters each playmg well hz role as a green Freshman Leadmg characters thlS year were Presldent Gareld Spxess Vlce Presldent 'Vlary Lou George Qecretary Jean Gerdeman, and Treasurer Mary Mlller As the year pa cd the Freshmen got the1r first mtroduct1on to hlgh school socxal llfe w1th an 1nv1tat1on to a hlgh school Chnstmas party ACT II The th11ll of the second act was reahzed by fifty tars Ten characters were sadly mxssed by therr fr1ends m thls second act Yes one s1xth of the cast had left for places they dreamed more 1m portant Top stars th1s year were Presldent Mary Lou George Vlce Pres1dent Duane 'VIcMaster Sec rctary Mary Mxller Treasurer Patsy Qaneholtz The curtam fell on a successful p1cn1c wh1ch ended hc second act ACT III The play reached: a hleh pomt of e1cc1tement 1n th1s act It was capably led by Presldent Her bert Knapp V1ce Presxdent Francxs Brown Secretary Patsy Saneholtz and Treasurer Duane Mc Vlaster A very successful Homecommg Dance was sponsored by the cast as well as a lonely Jumor Semor Prom There was a good turnout at the clas p1cn1c as all reahzed the play was dlrawmg to a close And now here xt comes ' ACT IV At last the cllmax All the characters have worked dxhgently for th1S short act Chosen to lead the cast th1S year were Pre 1dent Gareld Sp ess Vxce Pres1d nt Duane McMaster, Secretary Jean Gerdeman and Treasurer T1m Connolly The Semor have become top stars of the year They have made the book of the year have acted IH the best plavs had specxal photos made and were guests at the Junlor Senlor Prom And now the Llnal reward forty one members who bellewed the show must go on are takmg thexr bows and thexr dlplomas They have earned thelr rewards Now the curtam has fallen on the final and major performances of the class of 1949 Llberty Center Hlgh Qchool 147' I3 . V. . Y . v . , . s, .H 1 H ,, V ' . . v D . . . . r. . . . , 1 , , , . 4 , A, , , . , . ' , A. v . I C V . . . C . - .. . , . - . . . . . . , , , . . Q - ' 1 A 1 r '-' ' Y 4 . .. X . . . . , - r 1 - y 7 A v 1 ' ' I 1 ' Y I - . . , . . ' S ' - ' V' ' . v . f-' 7 . ' ' Q . . 5 , , . , ., , , . ' , u - qu v 1 - - - - 1 . 9 9 ' . - . r ' I , - V I V at ,, . . Q . . v . .C I 1 A ' 1

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CLASS PROPHECY The year IS 1909 The atomlc age 1s at IIS greatest Ey erythmg IS clone by a push of a button or by yyayxng a ce tam kxnd of a stlck I wonder yy hat has happened to all of mv classmates Here IS an atom ball so let s take a look There are Rlchard Murdock and Frank WEITHUCD down ln the Blue Grass Country What on earth are thev llO1Y'lg'7 Rlch IQ sxttxng under a tree eating hxs lunch mth Frank and the Jet propelled tractor IS yyorklng all by ltS6lf Oy er mn the next field I ee Donald Proudfoot the llghtest Jockey xn the busmess yyorkxng out a new raclng champron w1th hls old frxend Norbert R0hI'S hellnng hlm The atom ball IQ cloudy There the m15f clears Why were IH Florlda -on Fryslnger Ayenue' There IS Caxol Long and her two small chlldren The chlldren are playlng near the traller hou e Carol are you actually puttlng a second story on that tlallel' house' Why there s Irene Glam yvxth her travelmg husband' I wonder lf her chrldren travel too The ball clouds afram I see Herbert Knapp and Annamar-le Krauss walkmg along the rlver kheal of them 19 a paneled truck yu h glassless wlndows The S1811 011 the fTl1Ck QSYS S66 th KUHDP and Krauss Cxrcus featurmg Dorothy Beayers the accompllshed tap dancer also Dons Nleely the trght mpe walker of the y ar' Verlyn Creps the Hmdu nake charmer with hlS asslstant Nola Layer Now the scene changes A trxp to the moon See the pxgmy moomtes m charge of Richard My ers Why there IS Harlan Fry IH charge of the UIOSYS beautiful glrls 1n the world Fnancxs Brown owner of the show 1S trylng to get more apphcants Noy we find ourselves m a large cxty There IS Spot Shot Photo raphy Company owned and managed by Rlchardl Stockman He IQ d1ctat1ng a letter to hxs prlyate Secretary Marabelle Rearlck Clayton Hoffhems ms drggmg a tunnel to Chma through the m1ddle of the earth so you wont have to travel by a1r or boat any more Another m1st clears as we see a courtroom m the cxty of Toledo There IS Mary Chambers woman lawyer The judge on the bench IS T1m Connolly There are the super salesmen of the new Atomic Tractor They are Bob Davls andl Irv1n Frank Agaln the scene changes to the Tlgeress Clul ln L bertv Center Oh1o The mam chorus glrl act lS now on stage We see Alma Dulle and Ethel Fackler domg a tap dance routlne wlth Robert Welrlch The owners of the club are Leona 0' erhaus and LaDonna Gallagher who pay 510000 mcome tax every year Themr tax collector IS Mllhon Dollar Kmd better known as Jean Gerdeman Do you want to Joln the Llars Clubq Apply for membershlp from Lenore Lmdl or Patsy Sane h ltz Champlon fibbers of 59 There IS Lollta Fahrmger trymg out her latest recxpes on her small family After she tl'16S them they are broadcasted oyer P A K network yvh re Pauhne Kessler announces for the Sunshxre Flour Company of Los Angeles The scene changes and yye see Merna Follett actually helplng her husband ln h1s constructlon busxness Merna you neyer told us you could bu ld such loyelv houses' On vacatxon ln Hayyau are Duane McMaster the master mlnd of tomorrow and Jerry Mlller the lurrberjack from Mars hstemng to the songs of Don Ioar and orchestra What 15 that oyerheadq Why xts a new super alrplane yyxth the pilot none other than Charles Lemmger The ho tess IS Paulay an Zenz Laurabell Smout and Mary Lou George yyere the onlv gxrls eyer to play IH the World Serles The umplre for the game was Gareld Spxess He now suffers from a fractured kul fThe games were pret ty 6XCltl1'!gJ There we haye checked up on the entlre class of 49 They are all happy yylth thelr occupations now but they stmll remember the merry days when they yyere back mn the classrooms of LC I-I S and they shall neyer forget them 20 V . - I . .V . V V V . . V ' ' r' r ' ' c ' . , . ' v - , - , ., . ' ' ' ll , Y! ' ' Q . ' ' 1 ' - ' ' ' s , 1 , . . . V V , . . . V . . ., - , . . V V V . . Q . . V K . , V , . . V . . y . - . D . . , , ' .u ' v ' H . gy . L .. . . , S 1 , l y., 1 s , .. , . - 1, v ' ' v' ' ' . U -c . S. . 4. . D . . v H ' Y! H ' ' U ' ' , . , 1 , A s ' L 1 ' I V V . . . , AV Y v - ' .' V 9- ' D 7 V . . . . V . . . . . . . , . A A. . . . . V . . , ' . y . . u ' H - - . x. . . , . V . , . V . . . ., - - , , . v V1 l ' X s - 1 1 V . . H . . . ,, , , . . . . . H . ,, . . u - 1 as 0 , I . . . . V. V . V . . V v 'Z 1 ' .- . . s- - A l. , V , V ' v 1 v .. , . . I W . ' 1 A . , , r ' , . ,V , , 1 ' X . . V V . , V V V. . . . . F . .G V V V . V . . ' Y . ' .. ' s l ' - V V . , V V V. . . , ' , . V ' - . , . , . . . .