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

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Joyce Abbey ..... Mortimer Snerd's English Teacher Donna Barber ........... Superintendent of L.C.H.S. Robert Beck ................... Professional Debater La Rena Boulis ....... Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers William Bressler ................. .. .Dress Designer Gail Burdue ...... . . . ............ Beauty Operator William Butterfield ........ ' Under an empty box car Raymond Davis. . . . . President of General Electric Donald Dickman ................. Actor of the Year Russell Durham. . . Genald Geiger ..... Eloise Glanz ...... Marlene Harmon .... Marilyn Heckler .... Emma Hillsberry ............. Elmer Hogrefe ............. ................Charles Atlas II . . . . .Taxi Driver in New York City fno accidental . . . . .Professional Wrestler . . .. . . . . . . .County Sheriff . .... Over 21 and not free . . . . .Circus Fat Lady .Second Arthur Godfrey Ruth Jennings .... Professional Ping-Pong Champion Calvin Jaqua ..................... President of U.S. Bernadine Judson. . Maynard Kern ....... Harold Kessler ...... Nancy Kimberly. . . Edward Meister ................ Evelyn Moore ............. Lady of the Land Home Ec. Teacher at L.C.H.S. .Newest Cowboy on Television . . . .My Second Set of Sextuple-ts Singer Al Jolson II Mayor of Liberty Center Donna Mowery .... Take Shorthand at 250 a Minute John McMaster .................. Richard McQui1lin ............... Irene Nash .......... . . . . . .Bumming It . . . Grease Monkey .Assistant to J. Edgar Hoover Alfred Oberhaug ................... Counting Noses Bettie Patton .... . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach at O.S.U. Shirley Proudfoot ..... President's Private Secretary Ruth Ricker .... Hollywood in Place of Ava Gardner Gertrude Slee. . .Star of Soap Opera-Just Plain Bill Joan Slentz ....... Robert Sperry ...... .............Camay Beauty Girl . . . .Putting People 6 feet under Shirley Spiess ..... ........... P rofessional Loafer Ula Ann Spiess. . . . . .... Secretary of Agriculture Walter Stephenson .... Ruth Tallman ........... Naomi Tanner ............... .. . . Georgette Van Den . .. ....... College Professor . . .... Harry James' Band Chemical Engineer Berghe ........ Famous Writer- Book ?- My Life Mary Weis ................... Head of U.N. Troops Gerald Williams ..... World's Best Organ Grinder- Monkey and all Richard Wulff ..... ...... ..... C o ach at L.C.H.S. Kenneth Wulff .... ................... M usic Critic Nancy Young ................ Tallest Person Known Leon Zook ............ President Harvard University funn -1 -L. in p-lug F-I

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tNSWfN?YuWW -L.-S, Our high school golden rule days began on a bright September morning in 1947. 54 green freshmen easily adjusted themselves to their new environment of high school life under the direction of Mr. Brown and Miss Lind. Gary Young was president, Marilyn Heckler, vice presidentg Maynard Kern, secretaryg John De Wit, treasurer. A party was given in honor of Mr. Brown's birthday, which everyone enjoyed. Reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic became a little harder in our sophomore year. We gained three new classmates and had 57 members in our class. Harold Kessler was president: Audrey Ru- dolph, vice presidentg Ula Spiess, secretary, Donald Dickman, treasurer. Class sponsors were Mr. Leatherman and Miss Shingler. The class enjoyed very much the sponsoring of the homecoming dance. You were my queen in calico was being sung during the preparation for the junior-senior prom, our biggest event of the year. For many of us our iirst formal dance. 53 members stayed on to try to reach the final goal. Officers were Bob Beck, presidentg Maynard Kern, vice presidentg Joan Slentz, secretaryg Marilyn Heckler, treasurer. The class was capably directed by Miss George and Mr. Bard. The class was very active in extra curricular activities and edited and published Tiger Tales, the school newspaper. We were all pleased when we received our class rings. Our junior year ended with a big picnic at Oak Openings. When we were a couple of kids will echo in our hearts when we remember our senior year. The busiest and happiest days of our school life were here at last! The capable officers were Kenneth Wulff, prsidentg Harold Kessler, vice president, Ruth Jennings, treasurer: Mary Weis, secretary. Mr. Romaker and Mr. Rickly carefully directed us through the year. Many members were busy working on the annual. We journeyed to Napoleon to have our pictures taken. Elmer Hogrefe was chosen football captain. 12 members were in the band. Eloise Glanz was chosen homecoming queen and Joan Slentz was her attendant. Shirley Proudfoot was carnival queen. The class presented two plays, Seven- teenth Summer, and Mother Is a Freshman. The seniors were guests at the junior-senior prom. Then on May 23, 47 proud and happy seniors slowly walked up the steps to receive their diplomas. As we leave these halls of Liberty Center High School we are certain that these four years of prepa- ration will help us make the world a little better place than we found it. CLASS iiiis Class Colors. . . Secretary. . . 14 are Class Flower ..... President ........ V. President ..... Treasurer. . . . FORWARD EVER BACKWARD NEVER! . . . .Blue and Silver . . . .Yellow Rose . . . . . Kenneth Wulfl' . . . . .Harold Kessler .. ..... Mary Weis . . . Ruth Jennings

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CLASS Will I, Joyce Abbey, will my position in band to M-ary Lou Saneholtz, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I did. I, Donna Barber, will my watch to any person, in English Lit. that has to twist and squirm in his seat to see the clock. I, Robert Beck, will my '41 Ford to Fred Growel due to the fact it's in that part of the coun- try most of the time anyhow. I, LaRena Boulis, will my seat in Democracy to the coming seniors and hope they enjoy it as much as I did. I, William Bressler, will my ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who can get away with it. I, Gail Burdue, will my football position to Kenny Bowers. I, William Butterfield, will my dark rimmed glasses to Mr. Rickly. I, Raymond Davis, will my Ford to Jessie Browne, hoping she will enter the hot-rod races next summer. I, Donald Dickman, will my Chevie to anyone who can keep it over 70 better than I can. I, Russell Durham, will my watch to Mr. Bard so he will know when to open the assembly doors. I, Gerald Geiger, will my draft card to Mr. Reece in hopes that he never needs to use it to prove he is over 18. I, Eloise Glanz, will the wonderful time I had being Homecoming Queen to next year's queen. I, Marlene Harmon, will all the paper I waste in typing to the ,scrap paper drive. I, Marilyn Heckler, will my ability in music to some freshman who thinks he will like it. I, Emma I-Iillsberry, will my quiet ways to Mr. Minnich providing he puts them to use. I, Elmer Hogrefe, will my position on the basketball floor to Leo Westhoven. I, Ruth Jennings, will my seat in shorthand class to anyone who thinks he can understand it. I, Calvin Jaqua, will my car to Floyd Dominique, hoping he will keep it on the road better than I did. I, Bernadine Judson, will my bashfulness to Luetta Wiles. I, Maynard Kern, will the physics equipment to the junk yard. I, Harold Kessler, will my position as Star Farmer to any lucky Junior. I, Nancy Kimberly, will my job as referee of girls' volley ball games to some boy who would en- joy it. I, Edward Meister, will my poetic abilities to Edgar Allen Poe. I, Evelyn Moore, will my position in typing to Bonny Shasteen. I, Donna Mowers' will my seat in .shorthand class to my sister, providing she understands it better than I. I, John McMaster, will my quiet, shy, and bashful ways to Mr. Bolen. I, Richard McQui1lin, will my magical abilities to Mr. Boyer to use in entertaining his Democ- racy class. I, Irene Nash, will my bicycle to Mr. -Minnich, knowing he can use it on hall duty at noon. I, Alfred Oberhaus, will my old Whizzer to Mr. Landmier to ride to school on every morning. I, Bettie Patton, will my seat in study hall to anyone who can make better use of it than I did. I, Shirley Proudfoot, will my last name to Mr. Bolen, knowing that he likes it so well. I, Ruth Ricker, will my Pepsodent smile to Mr. Leatherman, providing he uses it once in a while. I, Gertrude Slee, will some coal to the school so the under classmen won't have to freeze as I did this Winter. ' I, Joan Slentz, will the school house to the junk yard, providing they will accept it. I, Robert Sperry, will my curly hair to Dennis Hales. I, Shirley Spieszs, will my Commercial Law book to one of the Juniors. I, Ula Ann Spiess, will my beloved school days to the Freshmen, and hope they will enjoy them as I did. I, Walter Stephenson, will my Dodge to Max Minnich, knowing he can't wreck it more than it is. I, Ruth Tallman, will my dislike of -school to anyone who likes it. I, Naomi Tanner, will my white shoe polish to Mr. Minnich, providing he cleans his shoes once in a while. I, Georgette Van Den Berghe, will my foreign language to anyone who is able to learn it. I, Mary Weis, will my Republicanisfm to all my teachers, except Miss Browne, who needs no more. I, Gerald Williams, will my football ability to Dennie Hales. I, Richard Wulif, will 50 pounds of my Weight to Mrs. Thorington. I, Kenneth Wulff, will my photographing abilities to Biddie Burns. I, Nancy Young, will my bashfulness in English Lit. to Mr. Bolen. I, Leon Zook, will my nickname Professor to Clayton Fackler, knowing he can make better use of it than I did. , 16