Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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ROW l Mary lean Nelson Martha Muston Betty Quick lune Protitt Rosemary Martin Emma lane Pittenger ROW 2 Erma Neese Anna Miller Anna May Martin Leona Morton lean Miller LeRoy Myers Donald Neal ROW 3 Floyd Newkirk lames McDaniel Norman McCoy Donald Mitchell Virginia Merrill Mary Miller Norma Merchant Norma Perkins ROW 4 William Newkirk Charles Meenach Marion Perkins Robert Morris Daniel Martin Robert Myers Amos Noland Lloyd Newkirk Robert Potts FRESHMEN ROW 1 Deuel Slagle Robert Swope Robert Walters lack West lohn Vanarsdall Raymond Swope ROW 2 Mary Van Nuys Agatha Richey Anita Walton Betty Sherman Evelyn Stewart Rosemary Turner Phyllis Scitres ROW 3 Anna Snow Etta Reveal Ianet Schultz Nina Swift Clair Young Marvin Roth Donald Watkins Vivian Rose Mary Smith ROW 4 Edwin Ritchie Harold Swails Charles Thompson Ercie Williams Charles Richardson Iames Whelchel Gene Whelchel Anna lane Simmons Donald Whitaker i 'Six I Fw The program in charge of Robert Myers, as master of ceremonies, was arranged by Fred Iacobelli, chairman, Robert Myers, Vir- ginia Budd, Julia Jones, and Betty Hickson. After the program, dancing, games, and Contests furnished entertainment for the Greenshirts. Refreshments were served by a Committee consisting of Rosemary Martin, chairman, Emma jane Pittenger, Martha Muston, james McDaniel, and Charles Hopkins. Three stars appear in the athletically in- clined Greenshirts: Robert Baba Morris, Charles Flash Richardson, and Milburn Blondie XWatts. As one star for the girls, julia jones was president of the junior Sun' shine society. Hail to the Greenshirts! And more power to them in their three remaining years.

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Hail to the Greenshirts! At an organiza- tion meeting of the 155 members early this fall, the Greenshirts tfreshmenj elected Robert Morris, dictator tpresidentjg with jack Chaille to assist in state attairs tvice- presidentjg and Anna jane Simmons as comptroller of the currency and keeper of books tsecretary-treasurerj. Chief cabinet members tsponsorsj for the Greenshirts were Miss Mary Ellen Armstrong and Mr. Marvin Richey. On November 5 a recreational meeting for all Greenshirts was ordered by dictator Morris to be held on the village green tgym- nasiumj. Tickets were sold by a committee consisting of Clair Young, chairman, Frank Crowl, Kathleen Hooton, Donald Neal, and Mary Cain. ROW l Mary Copenhaver Betty Culley Donna Barton Betty Breedlove lames Clemens lose-ph Copenhaver BOW 2 Barbara Beck Violet Cast loan Edwards Doris Chambers Beverly Click Virginia Budd Mary Lee Cline ROW 3 lack Chaille Marvin Davis Frank Crowl Mildred Bailey Mary Caldwell Gertrude Connor Harriet Black Mary Cain Dorothy Buckingham BOW 4 Wesley Brown Franklin Cavin Byron Burns Eugene Brown Marion Adams Eugene Bramblett Clayton Brown Glenn Cooper Vernon Caldwell Donald Crawford FRESHMEN ROW 1 Betty Gillette Anna Louise Lowe Mildred Gosnell Mary Hays Virginia Hine Evalena Hine ROW 2 Kathleen Hooton Maxine Harmon Ruth Larnberson Marjorie lohnson Lois King Naomi Humble ROW 3 Betty Hickson lulia lones Esta Hunter Maxine Finch Floyd Lowder Eugene Huffman Charles Hopkins Bichard Fuller BOW 4 Marvin Hinshaw Ered lacobelli Robert Lewis William Hine Raymond Kincaid Gene Howard Charles Humble Wray Friend

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ROW l Mary Helen Caldwell Patricia Edwards Patsy Barnett Rebecca Craig Maxine Christy ROW 2 Merna Campbell Mary lane Caldwell Elizabeth Clark Elmina Faulkinbury Gloria Dowden Pearl Bowman EIGHTH ROW 1 Bernard Hinton Robert Kinnaman Donald Garver lack Hetlin ROW 2 Virginia Kirkpatrick Betty Kelley Fred Linton Donald Iohnson Wayne Hinton ROW 3 l-lutoka Daily Eunice Brown Virginia Abbott Marilyn Emmert Betty Artman Keith Cunningham Walter Copper ROW 4 Ralph Bressler Robert Fraley Raymond Davidson George Eurbee Charles Christian Everett Armstrong GRADE ROW 3 Norma lohns Oneeda Horton Alice Hamilton loan Iones Frances Hutfman Eileen Lane Loleta Hottman ROW 4 Basil Iettries Earl Hootman Everett Gregory Cecil Giles Herman Humble Iohn lsenhour Max Lantz Curtain! Curtain! Last curtain call! Find your seats, please! Curtain going up! And so starts the second act Qeighth gradej of Life Begins at junior High in the Little Theater off Lebanon's Square. During the rising action the hero fpresidentj, Robert Wall, entered with the heroine tvice-presi' dentj, Barbara Sharpe, and their miserly uncle Qsecretary-treasurerj, Cecil Giles, who holds the purse strings. The hero and heroine, after consulting their uncle, decided to tiing ii party. They were assisted by the following: .l'?l'l'f1Ig. Bonetha Shoemaker, chairman, Gay Neese. Emma Lee Wacle, Norma Morton, Donald Johnson, Charles Burtner, Frederick Miller, and Keith Cunninghamg firkeff. John Miller, chairman, Virginia Kirkpatrick, Earl Hoot- man, and Clara Merriottg and firkef collec- lww, joseph Iacobelli and Williiim Smiley.