Liberty Township High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Rudolph, OH)

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4 X ff ff ,f f O!igY,f,f ,I f' ,557 i !ff'. -,-' l'm so mad I could scream! Holida s are over, over that is-- ' gSo are my New Year's resolutions,Y All the lads and lassies are back for more horsing around. A guy could get killed here! Mr. Goon, Goon that is, was here to take class pictures. x What a fate! I can't understand why it took him so long to take the seniors' pictures. Mrs. Downing is leaving. First for California and then back to Africa. Her brother is coming to take her place. We've seen pictures of him, haven't we girls? Mr. Houk came for a few days, so he could get nge to us, I betcha! Hey, if you get many more of these men, men I say, how will they expect us to keep our minds on our work? 'Well, iaybe they don't. The seniors ordered their invitations and namecards. That's the most agreeable class !'ve seen for a long while. Let's hope it's not catching! Basketball seems to be the main topic nowadays. We've really had some keen games and again just the opposite. Those cheerleaders are really on the beam and what figures they oan't cut. We even have some small frys in training. Beverly Collins is really coming up. She's solid! , Why do I stand when the moon is high, With arms outstretched to a starlit sky, While on my lips is a wordless cry? Why do I do it? l'm nuts, that's why. Did you like that? We thought you would. Here's another little jingle, dedicated to Loren: They walked down the lane' together, ,f ,UN The sky was filled with stars ------..7'4 - y',Q,, They reached the gate in silence lA Ny,f',ARY i,j5,5.-.'3'E1,'3gff, He lifted down the bars. i:iQQ'a, , iff hwlt- She lifted her dark eyes to him ' 52,57 5 5 There was naught between them now, jgjilggggqkgffg,gyLk,Lae1lX For he was only the hired man 'V SQ',Q'QRggflg.',g,f, .A 'x and sho--a Jersey cowl I A ysegxaseaafl- ?9NUUWVgg7T?lf LW , Y fri I3Y. 'Y ,li I

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, ,!cf. 1irxfQf!!2jj?f lfzxfffxxffxwell, Dt J. here it ith near Chrithmath and IBJPB jutht getting tharteda Isn't that corny? Of course those wonderful basketball games have kept us all jumping. I'm sure we don't know who gets the most attention, the cheerleaders, or the basketball.boys. I'd say it was 50-50. The mice should have been warned in due time because the Seniors got their pictures finally. The pictures, on the whole, are alreet. I, for one know at least one Jerk from Albuquerque whose ' picture will be especially swell for scaring mice, or is it meese? Gee, you should have seen our Christmas Carnival. I'll lay you ten to one that there's ' never been another one like it5l Scotchie and Tom were really proud of their weight-guessing joint. They did pretty good for the Senior Class.- Tanks! Carol Barker was the crystal gazer for the Junior Class and what futures he could foretell. Mine was a pippen, how about yours? The fish pond was the Sophomores. All I could see to fish for was a redhead. How about it boys? The Freshmen and eighth grade did OK with the darts, baseballss, and ping pong balls. It was all Super! Mr. Smith, who was trying to emphasize a point in logic, asked the civics class: Ulf the United States is bounded on the north by Canada, on the south by Mexico on the east by the Atlantic Dcean and on the west by the Pacific 1? Ocean, how old am I? There was - a long, horrible silence, and even Jack Warner sat uumfounded. 4 CHIASWQAS , Finally Janet raised her hand. p . ,, You're 44 . Flabborgasted in ' ' y ,, , turn-'Mr. Smith said. nThat's , , 5' rtgnt, Janet, but how did you I 3 QS .Qkf' 1 Ligure it outkn Janet's answer T f .Qq--KFAIM was short ana to thc point. g ' NThat's easy. I have a brother . ff: y-Q J .sank WhO'Q,-rxalf nuts, and hefs 223' V'4'4.1uN'f' I I c wwfm l l, fjldigfx-1 jilgliaf ' E ' , -535633, - .. V ' XXX X 111

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X I Mrs. Downing has left for California and Mr. Houk is now our regular English teacher. Oh Boy! I The boys are redily in the groove this year with their Hi-Y Club. They really get around. That banquet at Wauseon was really interesting Cafterwardsl, I heard. Valentine Day and that pest Cupid is at it again. He really gets around somebody who knows somebody else. I have heard a rumor, rumor that is, that sugar and stuff is retioned. From some of the cards I've seen, I have my doubts. You should have seen the card that our famed Chem. teacher received with about a dozen lip prints on it, and no signature. The gals told him on the card that wif you're really interested, you can find out who sent this tp you.U - What a catastrophe! What a ghastly fate! What? Ch, we're having six weeks tests. We were so happy before this awful thing happened. It's too bad the tournament at B. G. came before tests because no one had much time to study. Chemistry was ever so hard, they tell. One beautiful day of vacation on Washington's birthday. Hubba! Hubba! Another man teacher! Mrs. Johnson went to New Orleans to spend two weeks with John and Mr. Ringer is her replacement. What a replacement! He's married gals, but still lots of fun. The first year typing students in fourth period class can get away with murder! He likes girls! Another sailor! This time it is John Woessner and he's just back before discharge. The Senior Civics class surely made a good impression on him. Peer sister Evelyn can't talk with him as an audience. .' ' ll 1 -f -'eww-e-. fl A ,Jff'.,. .i'f'z -4 'P'3'..Q1Sz32 ff3f2 f'.',CT v :V-ev. X - i bltf . I V L2 . , XX ,'.4 q ,fxzf-fr 33' . C if -a .I fees- ' 1 X oxen- x. - - I+! 5 if 'f ' P '--. . : Ui --'NIS , i i I S f: -' mf! A 7, ',4,v 1 4 - . ef,X9N,q . If , ,-ff1,h'y se . A f' 5 'I A, ,I Agp!! Jak I - ,i . la 4. .jlg'.f'.'I'.l'. .-NH '