Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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On April 22 the dancers staged one last gay affair when they entertained the seniors with a most enjoyable reception. The groups responsible were: fII'UXl'tZlll, Eugenia Powell, chairman, Corinne Pulliam, Mary C Virtue, Wiirren Myers, and Myron Wootlg Jamm- fjllllf. Martha Bush, chairman, Alberta Mar- tin, Wenclell Meenach, Carol Quick, and Raymond Daily, r111'iltzlif111v. Mary Beth Hanna, chairman, Marvin Bishop, Williiiiii Ransdell, Mary jo Chaille, and Lola Loflandg 1'L'fI'lfJ'bll!6lIf.i', Robert Singleton, chairman, Frances Robison, Kathleen Badgley, Law- rence Swails, and Blanche Sullivang and Jrzlrre. Byron Mclntyre, chairman, jean Horn, Victor Brown, john Mount, anu Margaret Neptune. JQUQN l0RS ROW 1 William Shirley Moncil Swope Iohn Watson William Taylor Suzanne Ulen ROW 2 Delores Sheets Mae Witt Norma Wild Blanche Sullivan Alice Tewell Mary Catherine Virtue Virginia Van Blair ROW 3 Myron Wood Robert Singleton Ben Shera Geneva Warren Olive Timmons Helen Witt ROW 4 Richard Smiley Gene Woodard Lawrence Swails Elton Wetzel Clarence Witham Fred Tewell Marvin Swift

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ROW l Eugenia Powell Corinne Pulliam Betty Montgomery Iohn Mount Eugene Miller ROW 2 Mildred Maddox lane Martin lean Ritchie Frances Robison Maxine McCoy Mary lane Mace ROW 3 Mary lean Quick ldabel Purdy Ruth McCann Alberta Martin Lucille Mullikin Carol Quick Margaret Neptune ROW 4 Warren Myers Richard Norris Wendell Meenach Byron Mclntyre William Ransdell Robert Routh Ann Ransdell Clara Rich ,IUNIORS Mimis girl friends were Ruth McCann, Idabel Purdy, Betty Montgomery, Corinne Pulliam, and Suzanne Uleng Mr. Meadows, Moncil Swopeg Glenn Stevens, Myron Wootl, Hal Kenny, Robert Singleton, Judy, Wiliiiti Geiger, johnny, Charles Hysongg and Slim, William Dodson. The assistants were: e.x'f112,i'. DeVon Witiiier, john Writ- son, Robert Christian, Richard Norris, Vir- ginia Van Blair, Frances Robison, Mae W'itt, Lola Lofland, Donald Edwards, and Eugene Miller, ,rfizge 111.111i1gw1r, Herschel Lovingfoss and Russell Hinton, lzmie-np. Ben Sherag prmzfpferxf, jean Horn and Nor- ma Wildg fmrferr, Martha Bush, and firketi, lilbert jones, Harold Greene, jean Jeffries, Betty Brown, and Martha Bush.

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ROW l Everett Agan Ritchie Coons Mary lane Burtron Mildred Baldwin Helen Boyland ROW 2 Betty Burgess Emogene Carr Anna Booth Matilda Baumert Arvilla Beck Nancy Brewer SOPHOMCRES ROW l Richard Dutch Richard DeLong Clarence Hill Raymond Darnell Thomas Crane Russell Hicks ROW 2 Betty Crane Mildred Gayer Martha Harlos Marie Fellmy Virginia Craig Emma lean Graham Betty Harmon ROW 3 Ernest Campbell Mary lane Christy Rosemary Colgrove Patricia Chumlea Alberta Artman Eileen Broshar lean Clemens ROW 4 Don Broshar lack Alexander Byron Bowen Robert Baldwin Ioseph Clittord Elmo Blubaugh Richard Bates Paul Cox ROW 3 Betty Custer Iuanita Hine Letha Glendenning Glenrose Gayer Marjorie DeMott Anna Mae Hays Anna Highland Mary Crawford ROW 4 lane Crowl Virginia Hart Arlie Harmon Frank Donaldson Franklin Gott Lewis Gwin Donald Heath Carl Fellers Arthur Gleb For the purpose of training the future stars of the world, the class of '40 organized in the autumn of 1937 the Sophomore Super- line Studios, a division of the great L. H. S. Cinema. After the 125 or more members had as- sembled, prospects were viewed for the pre- siding ofiicers of the company. jack Alex- ander was elected to preside with John johnson, assistant, and Betty Burgess, finan- cial manager. Mr. Charles E. A. Moore and Miss Helen Kenworthy were appointed head casting directors. Then came the time for the annual Var- sity Show, on Friday, November 5, in the senior high library. Talent Scout Frank Don- aldson was appointed to find worthy stars and extras among the sophs to take part in this great presentation.