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

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Cfaaa cjshafory MILTON If we could look into the past we might see that in September of 1951 twenty-four Freshmen entered the hallowed halls of M. H. S. Taking a long view at that all-important Senior trip, we got to work and elected our class officers as follows: President--Abel Perez, Vice-President-Tom Oster, Sec- retary-James Romakerg Treasurer-Bob Vetter. To raise money, class dues of S1 were established, and a bake sale was held. LIBERTY Fourteen bright and shining faces were enrolled in the Freshman class at L. H. S. in September of 1951 to begin what seemed to us a long and hard task. We chose Mrs. Lowrie as our class sponsor and the following as class officers: President-Charles Franciscog Vice-President-jack Eckert, Secretary-Treasurer-Rose Mercer. Because the rules of the school would not allow money-raising projects, we could only watch the upper classmen this year and get ideas for the following year. At the beginning of the '52-'53 year the classes of M. H. S. joined those of L. H. S. to make a grand total of 30 Sophomores, all anxious to go to work to make the year a success. Mr. Shinew was our sponsor and we elected the following class officers: President-Abel Perez, Vice-President-Tom Oster, Secretary-Treasurer-JoAnn Faler. For Christmas we drew names and planned a party, which we all enjoyed very much. It was getting about time for us to get some money in our treasury, so we made plans for a bake sale which was held at Bowling Green. Although we all enjoyed the school year, we were glad to have vacation time come. In the fall of '53 twenty-seven of us enrolled in the junior class. This year we had to accomplish a lot if we were going to take a trip to Washington. With Mrs. Matheny as sponsor, we elected the following officers: President-David Ricardg Vice-President- Torn Oster, Secretary-Treasurer-JoAnn Faler. Our first project this year was a Thanksgiving dance and box social. Next, we had a pancake supper, and then we sold Christmas cookies-all of which contributed greatly to our class fund. Time was flying for us this year, and before we knew it the time for our class play had rolled around. We chose Tthree one-act plays which attracted a large, appre- ciative audience. 5 -5.

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Our last event of the- year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. The Seniors were treated to a delicious steak supper at the Civic Nic-Nac in Fostoria and for entertainment aftef- wards we went to a movie in Findlay. In September of '54, twenty-four proud and beaming students entered the last and final year of their high school education. Yes, here we were entering our very important Senior year. Wasting no time, we set right to work at the task of raising enough money for our Senior trip. Our sponsor was Mr. Shinew and we elected David Ricard as President, Abel Perez as Vice- President, Eunice Creps as Secretary, and Kathleen Klippel as Treasurer. We regretted the loss of one of our Seniors, Stella DeHoyoz, who moved to Goodland, Texas. Our first endeavor this year was a bake sale, and in December we held a fish fry, both of which augmented our class treasury greatly. During the first half of the year we collected sales tax stamps which brought us 3157.30 and on january 28, 1955, Dickey Shock made a personal appearance on our stage and presented a lively program of hill-billy and western music. In May the class held a three-act play, which entertained a filled auditorium. Baccalaureate was held the fifteenth of May, and Commencement on the twentieth of May. Having received our long-coveted diplomas, we departed from the halls of L. H. S. never to return again as students. We, the Seniors of L. H. S. wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the hard work and valuable time that our parents gave us, that we might take this trip to our capital. We also wish to thank out teachers, Board of Education, and all others who have made our high school years here at Liberty some of the most pleasant and worthwhile years of our lives. an r l T ff f a .':.l'zP- is T sf - Q -7.