Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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I if ig 1 , -me f . 1923ir:.1tse -Je 1-.. l Miss Ewbank. CommercialANever a Miss Snepp, Art-Miss Snepp is the type frown is seen on this young lady's face and she has nothing but kind words for everyone. She is one of the most popular teachers in L. H. S, of persbn which is described in every day terins as a typical good scout. A good friend, a kind critic, and a ready hand to boost anything that is good are her principal qualities. Mr. Demaree, Manual Training-Mr. Dem- MP- Jones, B- S-, B0lZP1HY-M12 JOIIGS 1133 aree Iris the desirable asset of congen- iulity and ready good humor combined with his practical tendencies. He takes the world as it comes and does not seem worried over the fact that he has no had habits. the preachers instinct and it has mani- fested itself in his class room, where he delivers his orations with masterful eloquence. He is a powerful factor in L. H. S. I l+ILl+IVI'IN

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- li iff' af: air s 1Q2si,-i:ff5z?'h - as ,-.. Mr. Christian, A. B., A. M., Mathematics -The very picture of well-fed content and always seemingly in the pink of condition. Geometry is his hobby and he'd rather tackle a hard proposition than eat. Miss Schudel, Physical TrainingdBesides being one of' the peppiest members of the faculty Miss Schudel is also very good to look upon. She teaches the girls how to dance and play and a bet- ter teacher could not be found. TIGN Mr. Cripe, A. B., Physics and Chemistry- For giving strictly judicial and un- biased opinions Mr. Cripe has no super- ior. He is an earnest worker with lots of those get-there characteristics which make good results inevitable in all at'- fairs of life. Mme. Cain, French-Mme. Cain hails from France and already her civilizing influence has made itself felt among the barbarians, In the short time that she has been with us she has won many friends by her sweet French ways.

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- l923 LLi -f.- LT-. Miss Etchison, A, B., English-Her calm dignity is rarely if ever disturbed and if she ever lost her temper she found it again so quickly that t'ew of us ever discovered the loss at all. This ex- cellent characteristic combined with her decorum and poise stamps her as a well educated person and fits her for all demands. Miss Campbell, Commercial Department -Miss Campbell is vivacious, energetic ami with plenty of enthusiasm and pep for any thing pertaining to L. H. S. Her reputation is so established that we are not afraid to trust her with any- thing which requires business or exe- cutive ability-even to the position ot lady principal. 'l'XVl'lI.Vl'1 Mr. Smith, A. B., Athletics-Mr. Smith is a tall individual, possessing an enor- mously large heart. His straightforward- ness, squareness and six foot of person- alty has won him many friends. Miss Kerlin, A. B., English, French-Miss Kerlin is blithe and gay at all times, but her best attribute is undoubtedly her ability to talk. When she begins all settle back ready to listen and they usually hear something worth while, too.