Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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ff, HIGH SCHOGL LIFE A 0 I 111 I X Z SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER- Groups of students like these junior highfers were not uncommon the first day of school. Every- one Was greeting old acquaintances .... Do you know what the ore is? You did last September, if you watched the score board above the Pennant Of- fice .... Pete Mount was in there pitching-the re- sult, the team came out undefeated ...Too bad all those attending the senior dinner party couldn't sit at the first table . . . These freshmen boys seemed to en- joy their class party at Memorial Park . . . The juniors will have to convince you that this is Virginia Wal- ker, as she appeared the night of the junior class par- ty . . . The day of basketball try-outs was a big event for L. H. S. athletes. 'Q

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January and February Why, Jimmy-and a senior, too. Oh, well, kids will be kids . . . The camera doesn't lie: some people really do study for finals . . . Ex- cept for a few mishaps, dancing in the Dug- out ran smoothly all Winter . . .The team de- served a handg they defeated Jeff and Frank- fort in the same Week ...Many students, like Barbara Heady, have shown their patriotism by buying Defense Bonds and Stamps . . . No, stu- dents, Mr. Justice isn,t a convict-he's just go- ing into Uncle Sam,s service. . .Bill Hudson, Alva Hudson and Jim Adair took time-out from their daily task of keeping our school clean to pose for the Cedars . . . The Cedars pre- sents its king and queen: Dick Neal and Betty Kelley ...Students have time for friendly lir- tle get togethersn while waiting for the bell . . . John Donaldson should have gotten a good view of the birdie',-he was close enough. MNNS ss NR X . is if lee