Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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W t lil , I as - V, X - fy X - - L. v,,V N-Xff-X ' 2 wx 5 V! N KE-1:-J hfgf - L, in-r i' 3 ' T - 3.-gg X jg - RUTH CAMPBELL, Commercial and Librarian. Lebanon High School 19003 Winona Library Schoolg University of Michigang L. H. S. 1909-20. wild enthusiast never yet could rest Till half mankind were like herself possessed. She put the P in pepper, the L in loyalty and the G in go, can typewrite a letter more quickly than Harold Nease, can wink or win a state championship for L. H. S. by pushing the boys clean from the bark of the gun in the season's first game to the hanging of the shield on the assembly wall. F. F. CARPENTER, Chemistry and Physics. Terre Haute State Normalg Superintendent Advance Schools: Lebanon High School 1919-20. Philosophers dwell in the moong speculaton and theory girdle the world about like a wall. A tool is but the extension of a man's hand, and a machine is but a complex tool. And, he that invents a machine, augments the power of a man and the well-being of mankind. G' 3 l A ..h Z VORIS DEMAREE, Manual Training. A Graduate Jamestown H. S. 19063 Indiana State Normal 1910-125 Valparaiso University summer 19133 taught in Thorntown H. S. 1912-133 Advance High School 1913-145 Bradley Polytechnic 19143 Lebanon H. S. 1914-20. Once Diogenes saw a youth blushing, and addressed him, Courage, my boy! That is the color of Virtue. Well, lne's a bashful man who feels the pain of fancied scorn and undeserved disdain. FREDABELLE LOPER, U. S. History and Public Speaking. Central School, Kansas City, Missouri: Northwestern University 19183 teacher Italian Settlement, Chicago, Illinoisg teacher Lebanon H. S. 1920. Or light or dark, or short or tall, She sets a springe to snare them allg All's one to her, above her fan. She'd make sweet eyes at Caliban.

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v ' Rx 'Qin-L X .kZ g igfv- Anne-Jaw. lj ,.,--4 GRACE ETCHISON, English. Graduate Colfax High School, Indiana State Normal 19181 teacher in Whitestown Grade Schools 1909-123 Lebanon Grade Schools 1912-183 Lebanon H. S. 1918-20. Her service star is big and bright in the cause of edu- cation and she is unquestionably on the side of me student body. Every one loves Miss Etchison because she is always sympathetically willing to help, and sh-e never 'trubs the wrong way. An I. U. girl Freshman is not the only devotee gone forth from her class room. MAURICE M. JONES. BL S.. Botany and Agriculture West Milton, Ohio, H. S. 19053 Earlham College 19095 Principal Whittier Academy, Salem, Iowa, 1909-101 Superintendent and Principal Salem Public Schools 1910-123 Cornell University summer 19143 L. H. S. 1914-20. Philosophy! the lumber of the schools. The roguery of Alchemy! And we, the bubbled fools, Spend all our present stock in hopes of future golden rules. OLIVIA VOLIVA, Ph. B., Latin. DePauw University 19003 Phi Beta Kappa, Greer Nor- mal College, Hoopeston, Illinois, 1900-033 Principal Nappanee H. S. 1903-091 Greencastle H. S. 1909-123 Lebanon H. S. 1912-19. To whom Latin is no more diiiicile than to a blackbird 'tis to whistle. Confusion hears her voice, and wild uproar stands ruled, stands fast infinitude confined, till at her second bidding darkness flees, light shines and order from disorder springs. CHESTER HILL, Athletic Coach and Manual Training. Wisconsin University3 Teacher and Athletic Coach Tliorntown High School 1913-17 and '19, Martinsville High Schools 1917-183 Lebanon High School 1919-20. Being niizible and light footed, his father encouraged him to run in the Olympic games. 'Yes,' said he, 'If there were any Kings there to run with mef He teaches how to make basketsm by a twist of the wrist, while Miss W'ood does the sam.e with wicker, but they were never caught fussing about it.

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.f J,-XN: I 7 ' Y 3 jf . vi! fr 1 -2 Q , -XX T i f 5, .- it g - - Q,- 1M -At - ....- -3- f .. 1... in-J.' ESTHER MARGUERITE HALL., A. B. History and Pub- lic Speaking. A Franklin College 1917, taught Woodburn High School, Woodburn, Indiana, '17-'18g Lawrence High School, Lawrence, Kansas, '18-'19g L. H. S. till after triangu- lar debate '19-'20. So on the tip of her subduing tongue, All kinds of arguments and questions deep, All replication prompt, treason strong, For her advantage still did wake and sleep: To mlake the weeper laugh, the laugher weep, She had the dialect and different skill, Catching all passion in her craft and will. MARTHA A. TYNER, A. B., History. Indiana University 19093 University of Chicago sum- mers 1915-163 teacher Oskosh, Wisconsin, teacher Lebanon High School 1919-20. To understand all is to become lenient. This pleasant teacher is as worthy as she is wise, takes delight in leading Andrew Young and Warren Woods through the devious paths of modern history, in explaining difficult algebraic equations to care, burdened little Freshmen, and still has time to smile at upper classmen. . ,f '7,- F 'Q . V ' : - . f LELA FERN MCKINNEY, A. B., English. Crawfordsville H. S. 1906, Western College for Women, Oxford, Ohio, 19103 University of Illinois, summer courses, 1913 and 19163 taught in New Richmond H. S. 1911-133 Newtown 1913-16, Kingman H. S. 1916-18, Ligonier H. S., 1918-19, L. H. S. 1919-20. Her satire should, like a polished razor keen, wound with a touch that's scarcely felt or seen. From all indications, our Irish pedagogue will have to go some to peep far ahead of this new Scotch one, as they say she can hurl at an instant's notice any of t'he ironical missiles known to Cicero or Socrates. AUDRA E. MILLER, B. A., French and History. Lebanon High. School 1914, University of Wisconsin, 1918, teaher Crystal Falls, Michigan, 1918-19, Leba- non High School 1919-20. 'Tis pleasing to be school'd in a strange tongue By female lips and eyes- When both the teacher and the taught are young, As was the case, at least, where I have been, They smile so when one's right, and when one's wrong, They smile still more. ff 1