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

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Campus Life Means Insight Campus Life Club: ROW 1 (1 to r): G. Polsgrove- -Director, E. Fe ece, G. Kissinger, D. Tanner, K. Ruge,D. Salsburey,L. Stockwell, S. Hurst. ROW 2: L. Corbin, S. Wagner, S. Pope, B. Green, N. Park, R. Swisher, P. Col- lins, J. Oman, C. Pierce. ROW 3: J. Rak, C. Esserman, R. Griffith, E. Rattray, S. Still, D. Case, N. Smith, M. Allgire. ROW 4: I. Salas, G. Rex, D. Tuesburg, J. Blevins, K. McKee, D. Carlson, B. Green, B. Frank, K. Weibl. ROW 5: B. Neipokoj, E. Brickner, S. Kibble, L. Nelson, J. Wilson, O. Boren, M. Wilson, B. Ruge, M. Hise, R. Erickson. The Campus Life Club was one of the most active clubs at Liberty. We will all remember the days . . . the funspiration, the pie machine, the electric chair, the skits, and the other swinging activities. The newly steady game and many other events made Campus Life the most popular of all clubs. However, the laughter was only a fragme nt of the total effect of the program . Life, religion, and the reasons for existence were pondered --as everyone learned to laugh at- -as well as to evaluate- -himself. Director Gordy Polsgrove did an outstanding job both as a leader and as the spark of inspira- tion for all Liberty students. President Eddie Feece and Vice-Presidents Debbie Tanner, Glennda Kissenger, and Ken Ruge gave the group guidance and direction. Campus Life seemed to unite the student body in this its last year. ROW 1 (1 to r): G. Polsgrove - -Director, C. Johnston, L. Wiemer, S. Crane, V. Poor, D. Dehart, C. Estill, C. Nickerson. ROW 2: S. Wallin, R. Huhn, C. Tull, J. Wietzel, C. Carlson, K. Williams, G. Estill, T. Ruge. ROW 3: C. Doler, S. Anderson, L. Gaines, J. Sampson, R. Kissinger, D. Hernstrom, J. Watson, J. Seymore. ROW 4: R. Stubbs, B. Griffith, E. Martin, J. Kiel- pikowski, J. Pope, C. Riegle, R. Abatie, B. Johnson, L. Pope. ROW 5: B. Esserman, A. Fredrick, D. Smith, B. Gropp, D. Stringer, G. Martin, C. Heavilin, W. Feece, R. Cornett, G. Hurst. 23

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Library Club Gives Enlightenment Library Club: (1 to r): B. Esserman, D. Dehart, C. Estill, V. Beike, Mrs. Griffith, D. Carter, S. Seymore. ROW 2: M. Allgire, C. Tull, C. Alexander, C. Troop, K. Rattray, S. Pope, L. Corbin, R. Pomeroy, S. Hurst. ROW 3: R. Huhn, D. Prosser, D. Ruge, C. Cornett, B. Phares, B. Curtis, W. Abatie.K. Nichols on, P. Sheets, D. Salsburey. ROW 4: J. Manning, B. Green, K. McKee, E. Brickner, J. Kielpikowski, M. Brunican, J. Carmich- ael, K. Ruge, S. Stringer, E. Axley. ROW 5: B. Ruge, M. Beile, R. Erickson, M. Hise, C. Heavilin, E. Feece, O. Boren, G. Hurst, W. Feece, L. Cawby, D. Case. Mrs. Griffith, our librarian, President Virginia Beike, Vice- President Brian Esserman, and Secretary Debbie Dehart led our Li- brary Club to a successful, rewarding year. The club consists of students who are concerned with making our library a more com- plete, competent one. Taking a trip to the Science and Industry Building in Chicago, sponsoring the Liberty Book Fair plus the Ice Cream machine were a few of the activities of the group.

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Foresight Aids Education FRONT: J. Oman, D. Ruge, Mrs. Baker, B. Borg, E. Martin. SECOND: P. Jared, R. Huhn, C. Esserman, P. Horsfall, K. Russell, N. Park. BACK: C. Meska, K. McKee, A. Frederick, E. Feece, O. Boren, N. Smith, S. Still. The Future Nurses began their year by taking a trip to South Bend. They toured a nursing school and hospital while they were there, increasing their knowledge of the profession they are to enter . The week before Thanksgiving found them collecting the various items which make up a Thanksgiving dinner. These items were then donated to a needy family so they could enjoy their holiday. During the year, the members took turns supervising the health room. ROW 1: B. Curtis, C. Cornett, D. Dehart, R. Huhn, T. Garland. ROW 2: R. Pomeroy, E. Axley, B. McGolerick, K. Gosch, Mrs. Kendall. ROW 3: V. Poor, C. Johnston, P. Sheets, K. Harris, L. Corbin, C. Es- till, S. Wallin. ROW 4: C. Christensen, J. Manning, D. Carter, S. Matanich, M. Small, L. Yarber, C. Tull, J. Jared, C. Doler. ROW 5: N. Smith, P. Swarner, D. Tuesberg, D. Reich, V. Carlson, M. Sams, M. Pierce, D. Long, D. Marcy, C. Slont. The Future teachers spent a busy year participating in various activities . They worked with the grade school teachers as teachers -aides . They have taken on this task very seriously and have done a very excellent job . The members also took a trip to Elkart to see a special educa- tion program. This program allowed them to view the vari- ous types of special education and see what methods were used to help the children. This spring the students went all out on a money earning drive. They sold stationery and had bake sales at school and at Ruge ' s. They put all this money to good use by taking a trip to the National Future Teachers ' Convention in Indi- anapolis. At the convention they met new friends and had a lot of fun and no sleep. 24