Liberty Joint High School - Liberty Bell Yearbook (Liberty, PA)

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Seated R Pettrtt Standmq L Wrlcox A Rzdqe F Mey r I I-larmon B Bohnert L Campbell Mrs Paqe Standmq L Wrlcox I Harmon N Mltstrter M A Flood I Carey F Meyer B Bohnert L Camp bell R Pettttt Mrs Page Home Economics The attractlve Home Economrcs Department ot our school turnrshes 1ts students wrth a varrety ot 11'1lGIGSl1l'1Q and useful lessons The F H A Chapter has purchased a steam rron Slnqer buottonhole attachment and helped fmartce our sl1p cover prolect Two new Slnqer sew ment and welldeslqned furnrshmqs awe the entlre room a modern home nke a1r Our speclal class proJects thrs fear have been lunch cloths Wltn napkms to match sl1p covers for the upholstered turnrture 1n the all purpose room and a cot cover and curtoms tor the Health room Mary Ann Hood LIBERTY BELL -- 9 42 ina machines have been added. These, with the rest of the up-to-date equip- ioiu 4110111111 xi: 1 11:71 1 1 1 7 1:1 111011113 i 1:11011

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on D Hartzq A Plank S Fatvre Kreqer V' Stmer N t shown L Sttner C Eck OFFICERS Seated I House treasurer C Klme presrdent I Bryan Future Farmers Standmq H Stryker secretary A Br1 n correspondlnq secretary Moyer sentmel No shown L Brxon reporter 9 The Ltberty Chapter of F F A conslsts of forty one members thts year The qrouo meets every other Monday 1n the Aq Room On November 16th twelve members were 1n1t1ated for the Green H nd Deqree Th s yea twelve members w1ll recelve the Chapter Farmer Degree at Covlnqton Thtrteen members of our qrouo attended the Farm Show at Hams burq One of our members Max K1mble was elected Secretary of the County F F A group Last August our members were qutte successful m showmq exhtblts at the Mansfteld Farr and we are lookmq forward to thts event aqam Lester Bnon L l B E R T X 1rt Pow D Kroger L rlon H Stryker A Bron I Pryan I House C Moye A N rmdn Se ond Roy Mr Huffman H Thomas L Lana H Low R Cropp R Persun L Horklns D LIZ lrran R Cir thld Row I Craham H Phelps C Bere X Sn Jn acher H Repfrrd A Chnstte Krnble G Black Fourth Row D Muler F Alexander Heck C Saphore E Brton I Sm1th L Plank W Spencer L Bdrner H BELL 41 Z ' F' 3 . N- . , , , . , - i , C- , Kline, ... , . , . r, . 3 t. . Q! C '. 'A . , . t , . , . 9, . ,. ,, ',,'te.,.:- 1' 'i . ' Q7 ' - . , . ' , . 'l, Y. thf' - b ,. o,. .M. -, -. . . ,H . - ' r ff. PT , V. l . , 3 -- . ' , . . -. , 1 . ' , ' : . , ' 1 . , , 7 . 'C , I . f' ' , NJ- . , a , . l T - 1 . n . . . N , c a . . ' i 5 ' ' -I , I I . 1 5 4D-riuiuiuiliuiu1u7nluiuinlui ininl:iuiui-niuiluiniciui T

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. Shop The students in Vocational Agriculture spend four periods a week in tarm mechanics Work. Much of the work that is done by the beginning students is woodwork- ing. As some ot the smaller projects are completed the boys leam how to us some of the hand tools as well as the power tools. The more advanced projects are the repair and construction of all types oi equipment that is need- ed in farm work, using woodworking and welding equipment. ' The pictures show some of the projects that have been started, lika the weed sprayer and ensilage cart. Some of the things that have been- dohe are: electric chick brooders, self-feeders, gun cabinets, lawn chairs, and the repair of many other smaller parts. -Max Kimble. N R. Carson, S. Faivre, Mr. Huffman, A. Plank, A. Brion. ' 9 5 4 -..-..-..-..-..-.-.-.- -.--.-..-..-..-.-..-..-..-..-.-.-..-.-....,- L I B E R T Y B EA L , 43