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

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I,. C II S 24 Page Eleven .11 M: UC CLASS. TOP ROW: (Left to right)—Leonard Dillingham. Edgar Gustafson. Harvey Higgs. Arthur Schmidt. Oakley hut ». BOTTOM ROW: (lA ft to right)—Gertrude Hookelberg. Vfiolet Sanders. HRKK years ago in the fall of lid. twelve curious litrle Freshies enter- ed the Liberty Center High School. They were: la onaid Diilingh mi. Oakley Lutes. Violet Sanders. Alice Tanner. John Cuson. Marcus Miller. Hiram Frink. Koliert Wheeler. Wallace Johnson. Arthur Schmhlt. Harvey Riggs and Gertrude llcekrlltcrg. of that iiuiuher there are only si remaining in the class Some of the rest had mis- fortunes and some of them loft School liectlise they thought other occupations offered hotter opportuni- ties. The six remaining members an : Arthur Schmidt. Harvey Higgs. Oakley Lutes. Violet Snid- ers. Leonard Dillingham and Gertrude lloekelberg. Alice Tanner discontinued her studies during the Sophomore year, after her mother's death, hut she cdiiii hack this year and st irted the Sopliomori year over again. Marcus Miller left school during the Freshman year. The last we know of him. he was a caddy at the golf links In Chicago. Rol»crt Wheeler left school during tin Freshman year to go to work at Alliance. Nebraska. John Cuson left school during the Freshman year and is work- ing on tl»e farm. Wallace Johnson did not return after the first year. He remained at home to gain first hand knowledge in Agriculture. Hiram Frank left us during the Freshman year. He was lured a way by the desire for adventure. Since that rime lie has been working ami traveling in different parts of tile Central and Western States. During the first year of High School, we were li d through Itofany by Mr. Charles Keidcr. through tongue-twisting Latin verbs and puzzling Algebra problems by Mr. Harvey I.ambka and through Lnglish by Miss Beatrice Morse. In the second year Mr. E. E. Wright taught us Commercial Arithmetic. Algebra, and Geometry Mrs Haze I Hockclimtn taughr Caesar and English. This yeir Mr. W. I. Welch teaches our Physi- ology and Solid Geometry Classes: Miss Muriel Deopkcr. our English Class and Mr. C. K. David- yon our History Class. GKUT1U DEC. HOCKELBERO. ’23.

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Page Two!ve L. C. II. S. LM. SOPHOMORE CLASS. (Left to right)—Arvld Sheets. Hockelberg:. Dorothy Behrendt. Alice Tanner. Aatrid J arson, THE Autumn of 1022. twelve boys mid girls: Dorothy Larson. Mar- guerite Hockelberg. William Sand ers. Hoy Hoekelberg. Shirley Foster. . 8trid Larson. Leroy I lauralian. Arvld Sheets. Dorothy Behrendt. Genevieve McLaughlin. John McDowell and IVarl Wheeler came from far and near to attend Liberty Center High School. We were as green as grass, when we entered that assembly room, but as we absorbed the know- ledge High School gives, our green faded to a beautiful autumnal reddish brown, for as Fresh- men. we studied diligently. We were brought into the mysteries of Hotanv by Mr. Davidson and into Algebra by Mr. Wright and English and I-atln by Mrs. Bockelmann. Soon after the beginning of the seeond semes- ter. William Sanders left us. Towards the latter part of May. we had our final tests and sehool elos4 d with most of the Frsehmen looking forward to the day when we would enter again with more familiarity. A year has gone by! Now we are Sophomores. More than half had left our ranks, whirh are now made up of Alice Tanner. Hoy Hockelberg. Doro- thy Behrendt. Arvld Slu ets. Marguerite llockei- berg and Astrid I-arson. Some had left to go to other callings. Tin first semester we were glad to receive a new tuemlier. Fred Hoffman, hut he left us before thi beginning of the second semester. Mr. Dividson continued to In our teacher in Early European History instead of mysterious Botany, but we took up Algebra, then Geometry under our new principii. Mr. Welch and English and Caesar under Miss Deopker. We all hope next year to In Juniors and con- tinue to enjoy our H. S. days. —ASTHID LAHSON. 2iS. Bright Preside—“Never use a preposition to end n sentence with. Junior (talking about the latest shows, just as Mr. Welch was going upstairs)—“There’s a good one. ‘Going Up'.”