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

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Language: the Key to Understanding ROW 1: Loretta Gaines, T. Renner, C. Weibl, J. Fitch, D. Salsbury, T. White, E. Stockwell, C. Newcome. ROW 2: C. Doler, P. Brunicon, S. Marbin, C. Friday, S. Crane, J. Oman, C. Johnston, K. Nickerson, T. Ruge, Miss Hill. ROW 3: C. Carlson, L. Carlson, J. Watson, S. Seymour, K. Nicholson, N. Park, W. Ab- atie, C. Coffer, J. Weit- zel, B. Rhoda. ROW 4: K. McKee, S. Still, C. Rex, P. Swarner, T. Cor- bin, E. Rattray, D. Hern- strom, T. McCracken, K. Weibl. ROW 5: R. Abatie, S. Rex, B. Link, A. Fred- rick, D. Stringer, J. Wil- son, D. Smith, R. Erick- son, B. Esserman, K. Smith. The French Club and Spanish Club concentrated on providing good times and discus- sions about their respective fields. The Spanish Club sponsor, Mrs. Baker, felt that the year was especially profitable in that the students saw foreign language as enjoy- ment as well as hard work. Miss Hill, the French Club sponsor, tried to exhibit the appropriate atmosphere by planninga trip to Chicago where the group would dine at ”Le Petite Gourmet --famous for its French authenticity. ROW 1: (1 to r) B. Borg, D. Tanner, R. Adams, C. John- ston, L. Corbin, C. Estill, Mrs. Baker. ROW 2: C. Carlson, K. Williams, S. Stringer, J. Reich, B. Green, M. Allgire, S. Pope, D. Ruge. ROW 3: D. Marcy, R. Carr,B. Frank, L. Christen- sen, C. Cornett, C. Meska, J. Manning, S. Anderson, J. Pope, P. Jared, L. Pope, J. Sampson, V. Carlson, D. Carlson, E. Mar- tin, J. Seymour. ROW 3: A. Christensen, C. Heavilin, L. Nelson, B. Cropp, T. Martin, G. Martin, M. Hise, B. New- come, R. Olson.

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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

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Liberty Leaders Unite National Honor Society spent an active year. They started off the school year by in- ducting seven new members, six sophomores and one senior. At Christmas the mem- bers celebrated by having a party at Connie ' s house. Because of some unexpected (but welcome) guests, a pool table, a game called Careful , and plenty of food, it was a great success. As spring approached, the senior members hurried to plan their annual Spring Banquet. The dinner was held at Marrell ' s and three new sophomore members were inducted. The guest speaker was Mr. Siegesmund. The Student Council in 1968-69 operated under slightly different conditions than in previous years. With the coming of a new administration, the council became a more student -orientated organization. One of the council ' s better projects this year was the addition of a quiet -game room. With the consolidation, the Liberty student council worked closely at times last year with the councils of Jackson and Chesterton in an at- tempt to unify the councils as well as the schools . ROW 1: Connie Meska, Ellen Rat- tray, Candace Doler.Pam Swamer, Mrs. Hayden. ROW 2: Beverly Green, Sherry Crane, Janice Oman, Cynthia Johnston, Elizabeth Stock - w ell. ROW 3: Nancy Park, Sharon Seymour, Steve Rex, Evelyn Mar- tin, Karen Weibl, Jackie Weitzel. ROW 1, L to R: C. Estill, B. Phares, L. Pope, B. Borg. ROW 2: C. Coffer, D. De- hart, J. Oman, C. Johns- ton. ROW 3: K. McKee, E. Martin, G. Rex, R. Huhn, B. Green, C. Carl- son, E. Rattray. ROW 4: B. Esserman, E. Brickner, B. Gropp, E. Feece, J. Wil- son, R. Cornett, B. Ruge.