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

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DRAMATIC AND ARTISTIC SKILLS ARE PART OF OUR LIFE. ROW ONE, left to right: L. Sheets, S. Bradshaw, C. Simmons, B. Dillingham, C. Glancy, Mrs. Walter. ROW TWO: C. Laszlo, B. Adams, C. Loar, S. Burrows, S. Baker, D. Meska, N. Biele, J. Baker. ROW THREE: D. Thomas, N. Boren, D. Radtke, D. Frederick, P. Cushman, D. Griffith, B. Jenkins, J. Crawford. The Drama Club started the year off with high hopes. Even though the members were not able to go through with their plans to attend a profes- sional play in Chicago, they kept up their interest in the theatrical world through reading and discussions. Many members helped with the Music Departments production of the WIZARD OF OZ. The Art Club was organized four years ago. Since then it has become a creative and enjoyable club for everyone concerned. This year the club had its own room in which the members were able to spend their spare time working on various pro- jects. The club ' s favorite craft was copper enameling. The Art Club bought its own kiln this spring. 25

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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

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FUN, FELLOWSHIP , EXERCISE ADD UP TO A GOOD YEAR ROW ONE, left to right: Mrs. Koester, G. Cushman, M. Blevins, B. Dillingham, P. Windhip, R. Cole, L. Babcock, D. Ruge. ROW TWO: M. Park, N. Hack, S. Acres, N. Beile, J. Baker, J. Kissinger, W. Cornett, C. Cavis, L. Nelsoh, P. Hockensmith, C. Glancy. ROW THREE: K. Garland, C. Laszlo, S. Stubbs, D. Meska, P. Herbst, A. Conrick, R. Martin, L. Rieckermann, L. Swisher, J. Black. ROW FOUR: D. Pratt, E. Cummings, S. Hettinger, M. This year, due to the new gym not being completed, the Girl ' s Athletic As sociation got a late start in its ac- tivitie s. Initiation of the eighteen new member s was held soon after the start of the second semester. When the gym was finished, there was a lot of new equipment available to the girls; parallel bars, balance beam, peg board, and tumbling mats. During the year the members played volleyball, dodgeball, basketball, and Davis, J. Beile, C. Marquardt, P. Wozniak, B. Adams, S. Baker, M. McMeans, C. Simmons. ROW FIVE: C. Marrs, R. Hoffman, E. Hettinger, P. Pope, N. Spencer, J. Crawford, S. Burrows, S. Bradshaw, M. Blevins, J. Yarber, K. Kado. ROW SIX: A. Burrows, B. Batchelor, L. Thompson, L. Sampson, D. Radtke, P. Cushman, B. Griffith, J. Hansen, L. Howard, N. Boren. baseball. At the school carnival the G. A. A. sponsored a Liberty ' s Ugliest Man contest. Richard Demorotski, a sophomore, won with 1,100 votes. This was one of the most active years our G. A. A. has seen. Many girls received awards at the end of the school year, culminating nine months of fun and athletic fellowship with their fellow G. A. A. members. 26