Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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SCHOOL CFFICIALS All credit should go, beyond a doubt, to our school officials for making Lebanon High School a fine educational center. A man whom we should hold in high esteem is a man who is supervisor of all the city schools. He has the responsibility of over 1,500 students and yet he exhibits his worthy ability in accomplishing many high standards throughout the entire town. Mr. Van Riper probably has more responsibility than any other oflicial in the whole school. Mr. Christian, our principal, plans caref fully our programs for us, so we can be MR. VAN RIPER X,,,,f MB. CHRISTIAN MISS ETCHISON satisfied with our curriculum. He figures carefully all curricular activities in order that we may exhibit and express our sportsmanship equally. Many of us have never thought of the duties of our principal, but we should by all means congratulate him and thank him for his excellent accomplishments. Another person who has much to do with our school in making for it a good reputation is Miss Etchison, assistant principal. We all agree that she is worthy of her position and we see her daily carrying out her program. Miss Etchison also teaches English. We should by all means thank Miss Etchison for her helpful undertakings. 471'-

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fwfr '23, .wgmwwy SCHOCL BOARD The first Wednesday evening of each school month, the school board convenes in the superintendents oilice. Dr. O. R. Pfaff was elected to preside over the school board, Mr. Allen Parr, treasurer, and Mr. Elmer Stark was voted secretary. The school board can reserve the right to make all arrangements with the superintendf ent for holding the regular commencements, as to the class sermon, the programs and diplof mas, the holding place of commencement, character of commencement exercises, and the dress or costume of members of the class. The board this year favored the cap and gown costume for the graduating class. DR. O. R. PFAFF MR. ALLAN PARR 'hm-a-.......---.. MR. ELMER STARK The duties of the school board are varied. They provide material equipment of the school, employ the school staff and fill tem' porary teaching vacancies, etc. The board fixes the length of the school term, dates of opening school and the time and length of vacations. They fix the special and local tuition, tax levies and the age and time at which pupils may enter school. It is also the duty of the board to establish ward boundaries. The public is invited to attend any meeting of the board, secrecy of the board is not allowed. No more than two members of the board belong to the same political party. The City Council appoints one new member each year to serve a term of three years. ' ' 3 A .,, 3' N' 1 Mi

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HELEN KENWORTHY Mathematics, Ath. Bd. of Control, Dean of Girls, School Treasurer. D WAYNE VAN SICKLE Music, Band. ALMA MCNEAL Music, Glee Clubs. MARY ANN TAUER English, Guidance Director. FACULTY WIGHT MOOD Mechanics, Safety, Math, Eighth Grade Sponsor. Commerce, Senior Sponsor. RUTH BROOKSHIRE Library, Senior Sunshine Society, Sophomore Sponsor. 63.5 DORIS LANGlAHR Commercial Club, MARY ELLEN ARMSTRONG Latin, English, Latin Club, Senior Sunshine Society Sponsor. Z GLENN NEEVES History, Hi-Y, Senior Sponsor. PAUL NEUMAN Physical Education, Safety, B. B., Baseball Coach, Ath. Bd. of Control. fra--A HAZEL SHAHAN M, M. lONES LYDIA BELL Clerk. Science, Science Club History, Sponsor. Iunior Sponsor. MARY ANN MCINTYRE English, Mathematics, Convocations, Senior Sunshine Society Sponsor. iff' it W ff' LAVERNE ENDICOTT ,fp Mathen1atics,Iunior National Honor Society Sponsor. -'t 8 lf-'