Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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CEDARS was Nine BETTY THOMPSON Sunshine Society: Science Club. LUCILLE THOMPSON Pres. Home Ec. Club 3: French Club: Science Club: Cvlee Club: Mid- Sumrner Niqhl's Dreamw: The Peoplels Choiceu: Cedars Staff: Pennant Staff. LUCY THOMPSON ll-lome Ec. Club: Science Club: Glee Club: Pennanf Staff: Liffle Women : 'Broadway Boundw: Take My Advice : Midsummer Niqhf's Dream. LEON THRINE French Club: Class Moffo Comm. MILDRED TRIBBETT Pennant Sfaff: French Club: Commercial Club. JOE WALKER Athletic Associafion. MARY MILDRED WELLS Sunshine Society: Commercial Club: Office Assisranf. GERALD WHITE Sr. Commencement Invitation Com. RICHARD WH ITE Varsify Baslcefball: Candelabra Com.: Boosiers Club: Pennant Staff: l-li-Y Club: Science Club: Midsummer Niqhf's Dream. JOAN WIMBOROUGH French Club Secy.-Ire-as. 3: Science Club: Quill and Scroll: Page Ed. Pennanf: Cedars Staff: N. F. L. DOROTHY WITT Science Club: Commercial Club:Glee Club: Homecoming lnifiafions Com.: Broadway Bound : Midsummer Nights Dream. JEFFERSON WOOD Lee County H. S., Florida: Science Club: Commercial Club: Sfaqe Mgr. Senior Play. l You have seen our pictures. You have seen a written account of what we have accomplished during our years in high school. That which you cannot see, that which we have spent four years in acquiring, is best illustrated by the candelabra ceremony which is performed at all senior functions. The ceremony follows: I light this taper as a symbol of Health, recognizing that a healthy mind in a healthy body is essential to complete living. I light this taper representing the command of the Fundamental Processes, accepting the precept of Solomon who said: Wisdoiii is the principal thing, therefore get Wisdom, and with all that get' ting, get understanding. I light this taper dedicated to Worthy Home Membership, believing the perpetuation of the American Home to be the recognized obligation of every educated individual. I light this taper representing Vocation as a symbol of our belief that education must lay the foundation for our work in future years. I light this taper symbolizing Citizenship, realizing that the foundation of our democracy is laid in the wisdom and integrity of its members as individuals. I light this taper dedicated to worthy use of Leisure, realizing that the use of one's leisure time is a measure of his character. I light this taper representing Ethical Character, the chief end of all human endeavor.

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EigI'1+ CEDARS I93S NINA NEESE French Club: Home Ec. Club: Commercial Club: Ollice Assislani: Mid- summer NiqhI's Dream. PERCY NEIDLINGER I Alhlelic Associalion: French Club: Sollball Team. NADINE OGDEN Sunshine Sociely: French Club: Winner Psi Ioia Xi Shorl Slory Conlesi 4. ROSEMARY PARR Franllorl I-I. S.: Sunshine Sociely: Commercial Club. ELEANOR PEARL Sunshine Sociely: Commercial Club: Science Club: Cedars Slall. LEE PORTER Homecoming Dance Com.: Vice-Pres. I-Ii-Y Club: Science Club: Pennanl Sralll. FRANCES POWELL Commercial Club: Science Club: Pres. Home Ec. Club 4: Office Assisfanfg Cedars Slafl: Winner Psi Iola Xi Shorl Slory Conlesl, ENID POYNTER Oflice Assislanl: Science Club: Commercial Club. JUNE REVEAL Commercial Club: Allrlelic Associalion, DONALD RICE Commercial Club: Science Club? ilLiIlIe Womenug 'Midsummer Niqhfs Dream, ROSEMARY RULE Peru I-I. S.: Sunshine Sociely: Decoralion Corn. Homecoming. MARVIN SAMPLE Science Club: Foolball. JULIUS SCHOEN Science Club Secy.-Treas. 4. VIRGINIA SHARPE Grlee Club: Broadway Boundui Midsummer Niqhhs Dreamllg LillIe Women. WALTER SOUDERS Arhlelic Associalion: I-liAY Club. LEVON STEPHENS Alhletic Associalion. WAN ETA STEPHENS Sunshine Sociely. EUNICE SUTPHIN I-lonor Sociely: Ari Ed. Cedars: S. S. Council 4: Alhlelic Board ol Conlrolq Olvrice Assislanl: Home Ec, Club: Commercial Club: Science Club: Quill and Scroll: Winner Psi lola Xi Shorl Slory Conlesl,

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Ten CEDARS I935 Wendell Marlin, Be+'ry Edwards, George Burgess, Mary Lou Bradshaw, Richard While, BeHy Adney, Charles Forbes, Ann McColley. SENIUR ACTIVITIES SENIOR DINNER PARTY Senior activities got under way early this year when the annual senior dinner party was held in the Home Economics room, October 26. As is customary at all senior functions, the candelabra committee performed the candelabra ceremony and various members of the class, representing ghosts of the present, past and future, gave afterfdinner toasts, Following the dinner, a short program consisting of musical numbers by the Senior Trio, accompanied by Charles Minor, and a short skit, presented by members of the class, was given in the gym. Music for the dance was furnished by 'iAl's Night Owls, and thus ended the seniors' first big party. Committees for the dinner party were in charge of Betty Edwards, chairman of the program committee, Lucille Thompson, chairman of the supper committee, Rosemary Parr, chairman of the dance committee, Charles Forbes, chairman of the ticket committee, Eunice Sutphin, chairman of the decorations, and Pauline Gill, chairman of the invitations. OUR MARDl GRAS Homecoming this year was in the form of a Mardi Gras. After the Homecoming speech by Nliss Ruth Campbell, a graduate of L. H. S. in the class of 19470 and a former teacher in the high school, a band of the holiday revelers in costumes formed the Mardi Gras parade. Skits, Down on the Levee, a clown tumbling act, and a Spanish court scene carried out the carnival theme, The afternoon program ended with the senior class singing Indiana college songs. After the program the different school departments and organizations held Open House for the returning alumni. The successful rabbit supper, basketball game, and Homecoming dance ended the Mardi Gras festivities. Committees for Homecoming were in charge of Mary Lou Bradshaw and james Melntyre, cofchairnien of the decorations committee, Betty Adney, chairman of the program committee, Dorothy Witt, chairman of inf vitations, Ophia Ferguson, chairman of the rabbit sup' per, and Lee Porter, chairman of the dance committee. MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM For the first time in many years, the senior class un' der the direction of Mr. Darrel Gooch, class sponsor and head of the speech department, produced a Shakes' pearean playf'- Midsummer Night's Dream. A cast of thirtyfeight seniors gave the play two nights, Ivlay 2 and 3. Midsummer Nights Dream deals with the love affairs of Hermia fPatria Dailyj, Helena fMary Lou Bradshawl, Demetrius fVw'endell Martinl, and Lysander fCharles Forbesj. Supporting these main characters are the Duke Theseus Uames Hannaj, Hippolyta lBetty Adneyj, the father of Hermia fCharles Hedgel, and the Master of Revels fDon Ricej. The clowns under the direction of Bully Bottom fDick Whitej furnished the main comedy portion in the play. They were Quince fCeorge Burgessj, Snug Qlilobf ert Laflinj, Flute flames Mclntyrej, Snout fByron Cunf ninghamj, and Starveling fLester Bradleyl. Titania and Oberon fLucy Thompson and Ben Hershbergerj, with their bands of singing and dancing fairies, and Puck fBetty D. Coombsj gave the fantasy and supernatural part to the drama. A committee consisting of Barbara Gray, chairman, Byron Cunningham, Dorothy Witt, George Burgess, Lucy Thompson, and Betty Armstrong chose the play.