Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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I M A 5 .J . ,, 1 :,.:,s .:.: :--- ' fl' ,1'Efz:Ef:f,.j5?f :. ., : Zi f - MR. ALLEN PARR DR. O. R. PFAFF MR CHARLES WHEELER SCHGOL BOARD The school board consists of three mem- bers, one of whom is elected each year for a three-year term. Mr. Allen A. Parr has served as president of the board, Dr. O. R. Pfaff has been the sec- retary, and Mr. Charles E. Wheeler has kept the finances straight. Mr. Parr is the senior member of the board, Dr. Pfaff has served two years, and Mr. Wheeler' is the new member on thelboard. The board meets each month to decide up- on any necessary business. Duties of the board include the selection of the superintendent, the principals and teachers for all the schools in the city. The board fixes salaries of the Workers in the schools, approves the annual budget, esta- blishes Ward boundaries, approves rules and re- gulations governing the school and text books. T IUC! UC

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Readin, ,ritin' and 'ritnmetic, chemistry, math and History are taught to us by the learned ladies and gentlemen that malce up our faculty. FACULTY k I uuu I xw 4 . O I ,X W FX

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ADMINISTRATION The person who acts as superintendent over the three grade schools, the junior high school and the senior high school has a great responsibility. Mr. Paul Van Riper has served very ably in that capacity for twenty-two years. He is always willing to help any student or teacher in any way that he can. Each day of the school year the one person to whom most students go for advice, permission, and for many other reasons, is Mr. T. L. Christian, prin- cipal of Lebanon High School. Mr. Christian has many duties to perform. He arranges all classes and schedules of the students, gives the boys absence and tardy excuses, gives permission to leave school .md counter-signs all blue slips. Miss Grace Etchison, assistant principal, does the same things for students in junior high that Mr. Christian does for the students in senior high. Miss Etchinson is always on hand when she is needed. The person who gives all absence and tardy ex- cuses to the girls and supervises otiice work in Mr. Christian's office is Miss Helen Kenworthy, clean of girls. She counter-signs blue slips and gives boys ab- sence and tardy excuses when Mr. Christian is away. In addition to her duties as dean of girls, Miss Ken- worthy teaches mathematics and is school treasurer. MR. PAUL VAN RIPER Sliperiizfeizdeizi MR. THOMAS L. CHRISTIAN Priizcipal Miss GRACE ETCHISON Assisfcmz' Principal Miss HELEN KENWORTHY Dean of Girls Thirteen