Liberty High School - Torch Yearbook (Liberty, IL)

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THE LIBERTY TORCH Our class sponsored a skaung party at Scott1e's Roller R1nk on November 9 On May 2 we had a wlener roast at the Old Prcmc Grounds and sponsored a general assembly program on May 10 The honor student was Jerry Qu1ncy Pat Clark was elected to the cheerleadrng squad SOPHOMORE YEAR ln our Sophomore year the members of our class were Bertha Alllson Larry Bunte Joyce Chase Patr1c1a Clark Chfford Huddleston Shrrley Jackson Marcella Kalten bach Theodora Kovacevrch Kenneth Leapley Norma Rae Longlett James Medhn Y vonne Mrxer Wayne Moore Donald Mowen Alberta Nersen Rodney Poulter Jerry Qulncy Teddy Relch R1ta Rossm1ller R1chard Tenhouse and Dons Wychoff Durlng the year we lost two members but ga1ned two more ln return Yvonne Mlxer transferred to Clayton I-hgh and James Medlrn moved to Ca11forn1a Bernard Conrad transferred to our class from Hanmbal Hmgh 1n M1ssour1 and Clem Lane from Payson Htgh Patr1c1a Clark Secretary R1ta Rossrrnller Treasurer Teddy Rexch Reporter Sh1r ley Jackson Student Counc1l Representatwes Norma Rae Longlett Donna Sue H1pk1ns Rodney Poulter Mr Dean Srms and Mr James Fouts were our class sponsors The members of our faculty were Mr Wllson O Neubauer Supeuntendent Mrss Esther M Re1d Mr C A Gamble Mr Derv1n Garrmson Mr James Fouts Mrs Nelle O Mullmns Mr Dean S1ms M1ss Gladys L Jensen and Mr Norman O Clarke On November 27 our class sponsored a skatrng party at Scott1e's Roller R1nk wh1ch proved very prof1tab1e On Apr1l 23 we en-yoyed a p1cn1c at South Park and a theater party In Apr1l we ordered our class rlngs Scholastlc honors for the year was awarded to R1ta Rossmrller Pat Clark was elected cheerleader 19 , , : ' , , , . . y . , , , - I ' I Y ! . 7 - . , y y . , , . , . y . . , , , . I , The officers of our class for the year were: President, Larry Bunteg Vice-President, . . 3 , . . 5 , . 1 , . - : . ' . , ' g ' . I , . . . , . . U , . , . - ' , . ' , ' . , . . .

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Semor Class H1story 1954 FRESHMAN YEAR At the beglnmng of the 1950 51 term a group of twenty seven bashfu1 Freshmen were enrolled at L1berty I-hgh The members of our class were Bertha Alhson Larry Bunte Joyce Chase Patr1c1a Clark Phylhs Curtls Elalne Cutforth Donna Grlffln Donna Sue H1pk1ns Sh1rley Jackson Marcella Kaltenbach Theodora Kovacev1ch Clmfford Huddle ston Dor1s Jean Kurtz Kenneth Leapley Norma Rae Longlett James Medhn Yvonne Mlxer Donald Mowen Wayne Moore Alberta Nelsen Rodney Poulter Jerry Qulncy Teddy Relch R1ta Rossmlller Rlchard Tenhouse Jolene Webber and Dorls Wychoff We were not able to keep our h1gh enrollment for Phylhs Curtls transferred to Qulncy H1gh and Dorls Jean Kurtz to Barry Hlgh The class off1cers elected were as follows Pres1dent Elame Cutforth V1ce-Presmdent dent Norma Rae Longlett Secretary R1ta Rossmlller Treasurer Alberta Ne1sen Reporter Donna C1r1ff1n Student Counc1l Representatlve Donna Sue I-l1pk1ns Sponsors of our class for the year were Mr Norman Clarke and Mr Clarence Gamble The faculty members cons1sted of M1ss Esther M Rexd Mrs Nelle Mull1ns Mr Clarence Gamble Mr Dervm Garr1son Mr James Fouts Mr Dean S1ms Mr Nor man Clarke and Mr Wllson O Neubauer Supenntendent On October 12 a welrd looklng group of Freshmen arrlved from ' Mars at L1berty Hlgh It was 1n1t1at1on day The g1rls wore b1b overalls on backwards wh1ch were fr1nged at the knees gunny sack blouses w1th long sleeves brlght necktles knee boots on the wrong foot and wool socks They had to wear the1r ha1r up on curlers and uncovered wlth a rlbbon of tw1ne on top of the curlers Thelr makeup cons1sted of flour for powder wlth no l1pst1ck or f1ngerna1l pohsh and each carr1ed a bouquet of hay t1ed wlth ba1l1ng w1re The boys had to wear long underwear w1th a short sk1rt over top and suspenders supporttng the sk1rt one low and one hlgh heel shoe a lady's scarf tled around the1r neck a baby bon net a corncob lapel t1ed on to the suspenders and work gloves Thelr face was covered entlrely w1th cold cream and had to wear heavy eye shadow l1pst1ck f1ngerna1l pol1sh as much Jewelry as poss1ble and carr1ed a bouquet of flowers All of us had to carry a broom dust pan catalogue bathroom statlonery to be autographed by all Sen1ors and teachers and wear a strlng of potatoes around our neck We had to carry all the Semors and teachers books to the1r classes and address all Semors as S1r and Madam e were not allowed to drlnk any soda other than Semor coke and couldn't get a dr1nk at the water fountaln untll all Senxors were f1n1shed Each freshman had to crawl on and off the bus backwards and through all classroom doors backwards Whenever a Semor asked we were to s1t down Indian style and repeat Super1ors' Oh our Supermors we do ad mlre you so' We s1t to pay you homage and at your feet we humbly bow We hope to carry out your wrshes but mf we don t we'll be subjected to your sw1tches A program was held 1n the gym sponsored by the Sen1or class Refreshments of coke and xce cream bars were served In the afternoon we were marched down to Llberty and back That afternoon at the ballgame between Llberty and West Plke we had to parade around the bases and do var1ous tasks such as sweepmg off home plate All the Freshmen agreed was a day that w1ll long be remembered 18 . I - ' - II . : 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' , , . , . . . . ' . . 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 , . ' ' ' ll ll ll W ' ll ' II ' ' 1 - - H . . 1 ' 1 1 ' . . . l , . 1 1 . Y - It

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THE LIBERTY TORCH JUNIOR YEAR A group of amb1t1ous and energetlc Junlors enjoyed a very prosperous year Members of our class were Bertha All1son Larry Bunte Joyce Chase Patr1c1a Clark Bernard Conrad Elalne Cutforth Donna Gr1ff1n Donna Sue Hmpkxns Cllfford Huddleston Mar cella Kaltenbach Theodora Kovacev1ch Kenneth Leapley Norma Rae Longlett Wayne Moore Donald Mowen Alberta Nemsen Jerry Qulncy Teddy Re1ch R1ta Rossm1ller D1ck Tenhouse and Dorls Wychoff We were not able to keep th1s enrollment for Chfford Huddleston and Alberta Ne1 sen qult and Theodora Kovacev1ch moved to Chmcago Offlcers elected for the year were Presldent Larry Bunte V1ce Presldent Patr1c1a Clark Secretary Rxta Rossm1ller Treasurer Bernard Conrad Reporter Marcella Kaltenbach Student Councll Representatlves Donna Sue I-l1pk1ns Ela1ne Cutforth and Jerry Qumcy We had as our class sponsors M1ss Esther Re1d and Mr Clarence Gam be Members of our faculty were Mr W1lson O Neubauer Supemntendent M1ss Esther M Re1d Mr C A Gamble Mr Derv1n Garrlson Mr James Fouts Mrs Nelle O Mulllns Mr Dean S1ms M1ss Gladys Jensen and Mr NormanO Clarke At the death of Mr Clarke 1n October Mr Rlchard Tanner of Qulncy became the muslc dlrector We were all thr1lled when we recelved our class r1ngs on September 22 On October Z5 we had a hamburger fry at South Park 1n QUIDCY Later we attended a mov1e at the State Theater We sponsored a magazlne dr1ve wh1ch broke all prev1ous records at Llberty H1gh It be gan on October 31 and ended on November 7 The slx hlghest salesmen were Norma Rae Longlett Ela1ne Cutforth Kenneth Leapley Larry Bunte Marcella Kaltenbach and Teddy Relch We chose sldes for our dr1ve the losmg team gave a Chlll supper for the members of the w1nn1ng team Our class was h1ghly represented at the FHA Chr1stmas Ball wmth Patr1c1a Clark Nor ma Rae Longlett Teddy Re1ch and Larry Bunte as attendants to the K1ng and Queen The comedy play The Able M155 Ca1n ' was presented on Apr1l 17 ln the Alumm Gym naslurn under the dlrectmon of Mlss Reld and Mr Gamble The profxt was S186 57 On Thursday Apr1l 30 the Jun1or and Senlor classes took a tr1p to Spr1ngf1eld where we v1s1ted the Capxtol and were pr1v1ledged to be ln the Senate and House of Representa twes whmle they were 1n sess1on We also shook hands wlth the Governor Mr W1111am Stratton In the afternoon we went through Lmncoln S home and tomb and then v1s1ted New Salem Park Z0 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 u 1 ' .- . . . , , . , . . . , . , . , . . 1 1 1 1 - ' ' , , . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , 1 1 - H . . , . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - , . . I , ,