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

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ENGLISH LIBRARY FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. WALTER instructs English 11 -12 and Art, and is also in charge of the Booster Club. Publications plus Sophomore and 8th grade English are handled by MR. WYCOFF . MRS. BAKER is the instructor for the Jr. High Spanish, Shorthand, and Typing work. MISS HILL is the teacher of all H.S. French 1 41 , and III and Spanish III classes. MRS. GRIFFITH is responsible for all library work, plus the chores of the audio-visual department. MRS. HANNON is in charge of Lib- erty ' s study hall supervision. Through the efforts of our English and foreign language departments, all students gained definite insight into originality and creativity. The world of the individualistic, creative person proved to be enjoyable as well as informative. Every outlet of crea- tivity must have a source, and many times it exhibited itself in the books, periodicals, records, or reference materials from our library. 13

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MATH SCIENCE HISTORY MRS. COBB is in charge of Algebra I G II, Bookkeeping, General Busi- ness, and also second year Algebra. MR. BRANT has 7th and 8th grade Math, Math IV G V, American His- tory, and Geometry. The World History, Government, andConsumer Economic classes are taught by MR. TOWNSEND. MR. TOWER has the iron man role by teaching 7th grade Arith- metic, Physics, Geometry, 8th grade Science and Commercial Math. Biology and General Science are taught by MR. MORTHLAND. The Guidance work is handled by MRS. HAYDEN. She also teaches Jr. High Home Economics. Whether it was a complicated algebra problem, a formula for a chemical compound, or an amendment to a supreme court decision, the departments of math, science, and history sought to teach it in clear, understandable terms . These facets of our faculty did an outstanding job in transmitting the intricacies of their subjects --and keeping L.H.S. students apace with the changing attitudes, con- cepts, and standards of present day education.

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Behind the Scenes at L.H.S. L. to R. Martha Adams, Dorothy Badkey, Mary Lou Hattabaugh, Stella Ribik, Ruth Riegle, Patsy Berndt. Mr. Keammerer handles all maintenance supervision. FRONT: B. Kibble, W. Hanrahan, E. Hanrahan, E. Siewert, The night custodian is Mr. Branham. BACK: E. Esserman, M. Fitch, R. Rhoda, F. Esserman. Behind the scenes at L . H . S . gives a candid glimpse of those persons responsible for bring- ing all facets of service to our school. The cooks, custodi- ans, and bus drivers did an excellent, conscientious job. Seldom given any praise, they assisted in making the day at Liberty an efficient, friendly one. All Liberty students and teacherswish to say thanksfor a job (and a year) well done. Students unload for another day at L.H.S. M