Liberty High School - Harvester Yearbook (Liberty, TX)

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In Mr. Green's spelling class the blackboard plays a vital part in preparing the assignment for the day. Miss Marliene Montingh 8C Mr. Arthur L. Green 8A Spelling: Science: English Mr. Westerfield, our science teacher, uses many interesting devices in teaching his science classes. The insects in the jars hold the attention of two boys. Mr. Joe Westerfield 8B P. E.: Science i 18

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Mr. O. L. Huggins Assistant Principal Vocational Agriculture LIBRARY .e library is well equipped to meet the eds of every student in high school. is here that many students spend most their spare time. The librarians are lected from the student body to assist 'ner students in the selection of books d reading material. : - wr ... f Busy at Magazine Rack ,.-. w VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The vocational agriculture course PIO' vides an opportunity for the students to acquire some technical knowledge of agriculture and to acquire skills and use improved practices in working with home projects. Our shop provides an oppor- tunity for learning to use various tools in working on wood, metal, and leather. l Miss Helen Sparks me 17 Library, Englisb, History

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Mrs. .joe B. Finley 7C Social Studies Englisbg Spelling Mathematics plays a leading role in the school life of each student. The class in the pic- ture below is working statement problems. L Miss Nancy White 7A Social Studies are under the direction of Mrs. Finley. To add interest to the study of history a map is being used inthe detailed study. 19 Mr. E. L. Peterson 7C Math: Science