Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Mary Lou Dodd, Steve Smith, Herbert Jones, and Huldah Slagle perform Hag-raising cere- mony between basketball games. .fiiile lfzmqd Zfzal macfe cum am Wu. wfulle . . . The different War activities in which every patriotic L.H.S. student par- ticipated made 1943 just a little different from other years. The flag- raising ceremony at the basketball games was even more impressive than it had been before. MThe Star Spangled Banner struck a responsive note in the heart of every person as he Watched the Stars and Stripes slowly ascending. We were glad to give up a few cokes in order to buy our Weekly quota of war bonds and stamps from the Boosters each Wednes- day. We contributed Whole-heartedly to the key drive for scrap metal and brought pots and pans to get into the Dugout during the scrap metal drive. We enjoyed learning how to be calm in accident emergencies in our hour of first aid instruction every week. Many of the girls spent part of each Saturday rolling bandages for the Red Cross. These and many other things made our year a Worth while one. The cooperation shown by the student body in supporting War activities makes us proud to say that we were a part of L.H.S. S3546-ii n 7 Q, Page Ten

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Our school life wasn't all work and no play. Along with the development of our intellectual faculties, we were given an opportunity to have fun on the side. Mixers and after-game dances were provided for our social benefit and were usually well attended. Many clever programs were given on the stage of the Dugout. Albert Edwards and Dol Hine represented the freshman class by portraying a Sunday in the park-complete with baby carriage and baby! Sports also provided an enjoyable outlet for our unused energy. Baseball games at the park were a sell-out attraction in warm weather. Basketball held our attention during the colder months. ei 1, 11,60 ,,, .1 11102, Page Nine

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Patriotic students buy war bonds and stamps from the Boosters Club. Phyllis McCord hands awards to Winners in the key drive for scrap metal. Mr. Kincaid instructs stu- dents in the finer points of first aid. Sunshine girls roll band- ages for the Red Cross. 5 K 5-: is mifi fifrbt' t X K : js 1: -1:-as-1 ses .- K r, QS Q S WN X Q XXXXSX X xv, xx ix wr tr . 'Qt : X E kqbwsmpe- I' eq