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

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Page Two . C II S l'l 1 « 1 LTV TOP HOW (I,t fi to righti—Mr. Welch. Mr. Davidson. BOTTOM HOW (L«-fl to right)—Miss Ayl« vorth. Miss Deopker, Miss Danielson. Miss Babcock. Teachers HAT looked to In nil uninspiring school term became one of the most successful niul enjoyable terms for the pupils and attendance of Liber- ty (’enter High School, due to the untiring efforts of Mr. Welch, prin- cipal, Miss Deopker. Mr. Davidson. Miss Bahco?k. Miss Danielson and Miss Aylesworth. who have done their utmost in guiding the progress of the school. There are times when it is hard for a Princi- pal to look on the bright side. Mr. Welch evident- ly believes it is the duty of everyone to extract all the happiness and enjoyment he can for the pupils and in the end the great balance rights itself. Besides the regular studies the play gives wonderful training in self-control and personality of the scholars. The writing of this Annual is another event which lias never been attempted itefore It also is edreafio! al. Hot lunches in cold weather is another com- menda ide accomplishment. Miss Deopker. teacher of Huglish. Latin and Domestic Science, believes that there is more virtue in one sunl»e.im than a whole hemisphere of clouds and glooiu. She works with tin pupils to cultivate all that is genial in them. Mr. Davidson, teacher of History. Botany and Physics, all studies most interesting to rbe stu- dents. is well liked by the scholars. Miss B ibrook, teacher of the Sixtli and Sev- enth grades is one of the veteran teachers of the school. She believes it is far more noble to im- prove each hour in cultivating the mind, to reach out after higher good, thus growing hotter within. Miss Danielson, teacher of the Fourth and Fifth grades, finds great problems to meet which sometimes taxes the happiest temper to keep flic (Continued on Page Twenty-two)