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

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nnual Sfaff FRONT ROW: JoAnn Faler, Lois Stimmel, Eunice Creps, Tom Oster, Mrs. Meyer. SECOND ROW: Carol Boyer, Velma Deffenbaugh, Henry Krebs, David Ricard, Abel Perez, Kathleen Klippel, Beverly McCone, Rita Bates. THIRD ROW: Cliff Charlton, Kenny Bates, Paul Mahnen, john Herringshaw, George Brink, Jack Eckert, Robert Vetter, Corrine Ludwig, Miriam Rood. Editor-in-Chief ........ .......... E unice Creps Will ........ Beverly McCone Asst ...................... ......... L ois Stimmel History ......... ........... P aul Mahnen Business Manager .................. JoAnn Faler Ray Goris Asst ....................................... Tom Oster Prophecy .......... .......... C orrine Ludwig Copy ..............,............... Kathleen Klippel Sports ........... ......... C liff Charlton Photography ..,..................... David Ricard Able Perez john Herringshaw Artist ...... ........ R ita Bates Lay Out ......,.. .................. H enry Krebs Classes .......... ......... J ack Eckert Velma Deffenbaugh Kenny Bates Carol Boyer Activities ......,... Bob Vetter Barbara Huffine George Brink Miriam Rood S, E, Tyson Agency Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 2811 134 North Main Street Bowling Green, Ohio -24-

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FATHER KNOWS BEST-But eventually even he admits that he has some things to learn. When Betty. his eldest daughter, announces that she has a date to go dancing, Father decides that they can dance right at home. Then it develops that all the mem- bers of the family have made plans to go out. Father puts his foot down and decides his family can have social life, but it must be at home. But a six-room home turns out to be a bit crowded with Bud and his friends practicing basketball, Mother meeting her garden club. Kathy and Patty, her friend, playing hide-and-seek all over the place, the repair man trying to fix the washer with too much help from the basketball squad, and Father and a new client transacting a business deal. So Betty and Ralph decide to get out of it all. Betty borrows Father's car and the two are off for the evening. Father calls the police and then discovers too late that Ralph is the son of his new client. He tries to call off the police, but it is too late. However, a solution is found, and so are Ralph and Betty. From now on live and let live, says Father. -23-

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unior add FIRST ROW: Rosie Charlton, Lois Trumbull, Elaine Williams, Kathryn Stauffer, Vir- ginia Hall, Otila Perez. SECOND ROXV: Donna Plassman, Lorelee Haley, Ruth Spoores, Joy Wagner, Jean Patton, Sally Meyers, Kay Lindenman, Marcia Gwilt, Rosella Durliat, Mrs. Kleckner. THIRD ROW: Harry Parker, Randy Gallier, Nancy Peterson, Ronny Trumbull, jim Irvin, LeRoy Williams, Jim Adler, Ruth Beck, Mary Ann Rossow, Sally Gonyer. FOURTH ROW: Ray Vandersall, Ernie Moore, Douglas Burkhart, Tom Clements, Bob Wulff, Melvin Baker, Bill Smith, Cloyce Souders, Jerry Wise. Our Junior year was off to a big start with a Hay Ride on October 15. Followed by our junior Play on November 5, and climaxed by receiving our class rings on Nov. 16. Our officers are: President ,,,,..,,,,...,,.. ........ J eanne Patton Vice-President ...........,...................... Joy Wagner Secretary-Treasurer .........,.,.... Sally Lou Meyers Tasree Freez Compliments of Herff jones Co. Bowling Green, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. ..25..