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

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CRAPES AND GOBLETS MADE THE LATIN CLUB ENJOYABLE ROW ONE, left to right: P. Dahl, M. Marcinkowski, R. Shinabarger, D. Martin, S. Frank, L. Shaw, R. Daumer, Mr. Loring, Sponsor. ROW TWO: F. Weimer, J. Black, S. Acres, B. Dillingham, L. Sheets, N. Salisbury, D. Ruge, G. Curtis. ROW THREE: L. Riechermann, S. Stubbs, P. Wozniak, K. Kado, P. Berndt, C. Marquardt, J. Breitzde, R. Martin, P. Johnson, B. Adams, J. Erickson. ROW FOUR: N. Spenser, P. Davidson, J. Cole, D. Radtke, P. Cushman, L. Sampson, B. Brehmer, S. Foster, C. Marrs, R. Hoffman. ROW FIVE: R. Ruge, B. Nicholson, J. Kissenger, R. Griffith, A. Radtke, J. Swarner, R. Berndt, G. Brenn, P. Labney, J. Stockwell. The Latin Club, which is one of the oldest clubs in the school, once again had a successful, active year. The members of the previous year were served at a banquet by the slaves who were being initiated. The old and new members sold candy to enable them to go to the annual convention, which was held at Butler University this year. The Junior Clas sical League convention provides both an opportunity to improve the club and a fun-packed adventure for the partici- pants. Mr. Loring ' s assistance in guiding the club and helping the students was greatly appreciated. 23

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UN TROIS DEUX QUATRE. . . FRENCH CLUB ALWAYS WORKING ROW ONE, left to right: Mr. Vance, Sponsor; R. Doler, W. Morgan, D. Sella, G. Cushman, C. Martin. ROW TWO: C. Loar, L. Babcock, L. Nelson, P. Hockensmith, R. Cole, T. Williams, J. Beile, N. Hack. ROW THREE: S. Cornet, C. Laszlo, M. Park, J. Cornet, D. Pratt, N. Williams, L. Swisher, Glancy. ROW FOUR: S. Baker, D. Meska, P. Winchip, B. Avaritt, K. Kado, P. Herbst, C. Simmons, M. McMeans. ROW FIVE: M. Blevins, L. Howard, J. Hansen, B. Griffith, C. Loar, B. Batchler, P. Davidson, M. Blevins. ROW SIX: D. Caprous, L. Matanich, J. Krause, J. Swarner, J. Matanich, L. Marrs, C. Brooks, R. Garland. This year the French Club, the second largest club at Liberty, initiated many new members who were anxious to belong. At the carnival everyone enjoyed throwing the football through the gaily decorated tire that the French Club had for their project. At the end of the year all the member s had much fun at their annual banquet. Mr. Vance, along with all the participants, will agree that this year was a great success for the Le Cercle Francais 22

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YOUNG SCIENTISTS, AMATEUR RADIO FANS HAVE CLUBS. ROW ONE, left to right: Mr. Botset, J. Bettin, C. Brooks, THREE: R. Griffith, J. Swarner, P. Babcock, A. Radtke, J. Cole, P. Davidson. ROW TWO: R. Cole, D. Gaines, J. Walter, D. Stewart, G. Brenn. D. Frederick, P. Cushman, E. Berndt, B. Brehmer. ROW Liberty has had a Science Club for a number of years. Its meetings have served to let the interested members discuss the various developments taking place in the scientific world. The Science Club was such a success last year that some of the members, under the sponsor ship of Mr. Botset, branched out to form a sort of sub- club centered around radios. The addition of an electronics class to the school ' s curriculum last fall inspired some of the members to construct their own sets. The ultimate goal of the Radio Club is to initiate and op- erate a local F. M. broadcasting sta- tion. 24