Liberty Township High School - Moraine Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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Page Eight L. O. H. S. '24. Calendar- Sept. 10.—Back to Liberty Center Knowledge House! What a queer, but exalted feeling, to be a dignified Senior! The Freshies feel quite unimportant in our presence. Sept- 17.—One week with “No books yet as an excuse has passed. Sept. 20.—Miss Deopker tries out our vocal pow- ers and finds them quite satisfactory. (?). Sept. 30.—Seats changed. Freshies to the front. Oct. 5.—Marjorie occupies the “chair of state,” behind the piano for the first time. Oct. 9.—Seniors begin to see how much (?) they know in Physics. Oct. 26,—Herbert Dalke takes first prize at the Hallowe’en party for having a costume that made him non-detectable. Nov. 5.—Lucy lost her rouge. No wonder her face didn’t seem familiar. Nov. 12.—The Barney Googles won their Country Gentleman Contest. Nov. 21.—Everybody is beginning to talk about where they are going for Thanksgiving dinuer. Nov. 27.—Good-bye to good old school until De- cember 2. Dec. 5.—Weeney roast at Gustafson’s. Did we eat? Oh, no! Dec. 12.—Leona sat under the table in Physics laboratory. Dec. 15.—Two weeks’ vacation coming. Dec. 21.—The “Spark Plugs” paid their debt in the form of giving a play. The teachers gave a treat. Everyone received a present Jan. 17-18.—“Reign of Terror”—exams. Jan. 18.—Birthday surprise party on Leona. Jan. 21.—Soup and cocoa served in basement un- der direction of Mr. Welch, Leona, Lila, Ger- trude and Violet. Jan. 30.—Surprise party on Herbert Feb. 4—Herbert replaces Gertrude as Kitchen Mechanic. Feb. 8.—Sleighing party and surprise on Gene- vieve. Feb. 11.—Astrid's got her hair bobbed. Feb. 14.—Sylvester was quite popular. Lucy and Hulda were called up to Mr. Welch’s desk, expecting to “catch the deuce,” but instead received some valentines. Feb. 15.—Debate on “It is better for a family to live in the country than in the city,” be- tween Leonard and Gertrude on the affirma- tive and Catherine and Edgar on the nega- tive, given for the P. T. A. Result was a tie. Feb. 18.—Pearl had her hair curled. Feb. 19.—Once again. “No Physics.” Mr. David- son didn’t appear. Feb. 20.—Lila tells us that water won’t burn. That is the first time we ever knew that. Feb. 21.—Violet found out that the floor was hard. March 3.—First practice for school play, “Safety First.” March 12.—Play progressing fine and a stage made in the basement. April 4-5.—Play was given and proved to be a big success. May.—Annual is issued- y

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L. C. n. S. '24. Page Nine C 41umni Roll Call FLORENCE WHEELER Stenographer Valparaiso. MORRIS TODD IRENE SWANSON Chesterton. GARRET OSBORN Steel mill worker. Valparaiso. ▲DOUBT LIDTKA Gary. DRWRY RARHOUK Farmer. Valparaiso. FT YP MEAD HAROLD PEARSON VIVA ASHTON Fa rmer. Teacher. Valparaiso. Chesterton. Married. Lester Pearson. 8USIA ASHTON Chicago. 111. Married Hermin Anderson EDNA CAREY - - Chicago. 111. Married. Fritz Boedaker. VI.ORF.Nf’E HURON Valparaiso. Married. John Conrick. PEARL HANRAHAN - EVELYN ANDERSON Stenographer. Valparaiso. Crocker. Married. Clarance Pillman. MAURICE THATCHER Steel mill worker Gary. ARTHUR SCHMIDT Steel mill worker Chesterton. MARY TURK Valparaiso. JESSIE CAMPBELL - Valparaiso. HUBERT COLE Clerk. Millers. Married. Luella Cary. RUDOLPH 8CHMIDT Farmer. Chesterton. HANNA DANIELSON Teacher. Chesterton. ELVERA BLANK - Hobart. Married. Albert Nagel. WAYNE BABCOCK... .. Farmer. Valparaiso. HELEN THATCHER ALFRED DALKE ...... Farmer. Valparaiso. PAUL WHEELER Printer. Valpa raiso. Married. Emma Hlacher. ELSIE WHEELER Valparaiso. Married. Arthur Stewart. HANNIBEL MEAD Valparaiso. Married. EVELYN LINDERMAN Stenographer. Stenographer. Chesterton. NAOMI WHEELER 1 Valparaiso. ANNA GLOYE8KI Teacher. Valparaiso. FRED SCHMIDT Student. Chesterton. JUANITA FRANK Teacher. Michigan City. STELLA MOORE Stenographer. Teacher. MeCool. LORENA LAHAYNE Crocker. EDNA PILLMAN - Crocker. ELIZABETH REIDER Valparaiso. AUGUST SCHMIDT Student. Laborer. Chicago, 111. Valparaiso. ARVTP JOHNSON