Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Page 14 text:

Eehirntinn A lngal alumna, a rnnarientinna, kinh sinh zgmpathizing tenrher, an trne nnnheam nf the Sunshine Snrietg, anh une mhn has nut nnlg rheerfnllg perfnrmeh the hntiea nt' an inzirnrtnr, hir! haw entereh intn all zrhnnl nrtiuitiee: with the pleasure nnh nrhnr nf an xatnhent---anrh in the rernrh nf nm' lihrnrinn Mizz illnih Qlennphell tn mhnm me the Senior Qllana nf nineteen hnnhreh fifteen gratefnllg hehirate this QIehares. PAGE 6

Page 13 text:

E have now com-e to the stage at which every high school' graduate must ar- rive. We stand on the precipice. Behind us lie four years of high school life in good old L. H, S., a life of pleasure, mingled with hard work that has all been Worth while. Before us We see the clamoring, tur- bulent, outside wlorld, which W-e are soon to enter, and in which we hope to apply the truths we have learned here. Yet a few more days and we shall have left L. H. S. -and shlall have plunged into the Battle of Life, pur- porting to hew out a. place for our- selves. We realize that then We can never again be a part of this High PAGE 5 EI El Foreword El El School, except in spirit. The build- ing that has sheltered us for four long years can be to us only a treasure house of sacred memories. Our basketball games, our debates, all our good times together, and all the activities of the four happiest years in our lives-, will live only in the inmost recesses of our minds. But before we go, we wish to leave, as preceding Senior classes have left, something tangible by Which, in after years, we can recall the memories of those happy days. For this reason We present this Annual, which con- tains our best efforts to make a grand summary of all the happenings of our last and most important year.

Page 15 text:

PAGE 7