Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

A 0 . , ,L I ' ' I I I . I , U I I I I I I I I I I 1. l, I LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL IN LEBANON, INDIANA A - 4 O '91 553 'xv 1 Ti' 0 +,, if J Q '5 5--.M ' 'In fi 2, A .gr --1 ,7 ' J..41 sl., 4 4 1'1 Z 1 L 'f .. 1- 1. ' 'w y' :s,.f9g A Q Q v 'WN fu AW' ' ff V, sw X ,A ,aw , ' A4933 NW Q .WV ,Q U, ,. up I 'N Il A 3 .- I a U .- dui ,QQ Q K .Q ,,,,..i..,,.1.,. -5 Q , M .4 1. ,, v , Y':1' , 'dv f... ,ak X , . ,. .f-iq . 'Qw. KR if 1 tuliar Sill an .QV Q-Y ' 0 l SCHOOL m I THIS IS THE 1947 CEDARS, the yearhook of E Lebanon High School. You could say that it is a pulvlif 2-L' E cation of, for, and by the students of Lebanon High i School, We think you will see why as you turn the folf , LN ' I - 0---1,5 lowing pages, lf you will look to your leltfthat is our school. We are fond of the place. lf we weren't, we wouldift spend all our spare time attempting to immorf 7 Tl ' is the last chance we shall have to show our appreciation for LHS. NVe Lalizc it on paper, now. would wc, ns have worked hard. We hope you like it. M fha K-my is . . , d Alva Hudson, Harry Baker. junior High Lebanon LHS Meridian Street E trance Street Entrance n lg:-P' s' , l Q,-,-Y 4.unl15N kgxbqhorl 7445 r-xr A 5, -f.-',L,,, .1599 OUR SCHOOL IS A PART OF OUR TOVVN-fa City within Il city. We of LHS are proud of our town, and our town seems to be proud of LHS. A very satisfying arrangement, isn't it? Sort of ll mutual admiration society. Here are some pictures of our town. These are lamiliar landmarks to us. They, probably will never he as fabulous as Gettysberg or Valley Forge, but we know them, and we love them. We shall not forget them, if we become famous writers, or hobos, or Presidents of the United States. We shall hate to leave them, as we must sooner or later. F5 2, THE LEBANON ARMORY LEBANON'S CARNEGIE LIBRARY f ' 1 ...a 3 -ram: 1 ai, Xf we -'szffm 5 ., - fffqyhi ' K .sg wsu . ,,.. .. .. Q .,, 4 ' 'fi L Nwfiiff 1 A my A E -1 K ,L .1 5,5 E ,,A, K y 1 L ,.. 2 if,gj1gg5g'sffsQ.ffWgf-g'f137ff?ie2 lilkkzl rsk, ' f y ,W m:mZmmmLn.AL.11.. m:v,f, ,imf AAw M X ,:.: . Y KW -, ,, 4 S , 3 X . . , ., ,,,. M. ., . W 1 Xqgiigw' sassy. ,.11gAgk-fffm A 831 'X s. Q I 7 ,,, .ff-1 .ik ,Y 'lirifm Qiiw 4 512 fi ag: F' ,n A A -5 I' is gg I Z I S Z f Y Y . 5 . -Y-.44 F 05 You have seen outside our school, and you have seen our town. Now, it's about time for you to see the inside of LHS. Well, this is it. These are familiar sights to us, too, although they muy not he to you. That is why we put them in---so you could get to know our school machinery hcttcr On the opposite page you see the early arrivals waiting outside the entrance and below the photographer was coming! his hall crowd knew them' --well. we think t A quiet locker scene Every day the same thingsethe upper hull window crowd The 1947 Cedars r Page seven LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE CARD 777c7No SUBJECT HQSIR NAME V ,iw Room ,D 7351 .XDJZK2 VL! Q 1 Duke O Pies-st wink 2'LClLQt HHNDSG NON Tues wsu THU Tu-Avvunuw vm AM rn An rn VM if MAIZRLH 'L5ig5.55r3-1':1'5'3alli'Ixf'SF'fY2:. V- 02011-L 2X-.4nobxDsln0Q:!lQ!,gY V I-.,ewf1o.Js f Mi LEBANON HIGH scuom. S.8,,1m, ig jf -- SUBJECT CARD 5 -u ,IL-L Jvs. ..4.sf-- GMA-Q L,g.,,,,LI.--.-. fi, X,...,.n,,. Jx... M.. sL4,g.nsc1- M t nlfL 11 H NAME' NLM., :wry Permfk to Leave School Buuldung A . I LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Pups' , lace PHY' P eso ' -nllle of Lea Ing Tame, of- Emfe f' J Re sun ----------f--- Duke. VN'-'r 'jf' lf! TEACH o. '-fX ' va un LEBANON H IG H SCHOOL DAILY CLASS SCHEDULE NAHE ,, -.l-,LOCHER N C B ki M M A Wu- Par- X' E op!-.,4t...1v ,QM Crum r-aom..T'-h...and ref rn nq tel.. ' 1 IJ' COR RIDOR' PAS S P..,.1 . 1 1.--L L1 1-T-.'n.+...y., 5' ld .fl 4 I us 1 as '5 40 L so 40 M if 'I 4 Lf If 1 IJ WL 6352! My Y' 4 HEMIREQU Q P , Add ui., .......Cl15s Fitch l'l A D -A -- ,..,. EQ F .:... THIS SEMESTER Rli NEXT SEFIESTEH EDU155 it i P V Q e 1- X l IN fllfl ,GR A Dah o nrt ani D L1 A A8 gn T Ia. hon' FQ ,K M, wa... --an I I nd gr ll ll 1 I ll ll I ll z I ll ll I ll 5 Il ll ll ll ll 4 I ll ll ll ll -f ll ll ll ll ll 6 I! ll ll ll gl 3 - G+' Jef ' D 1936 F215 They look e ' They are These are things we know, they? They are, until you become familiar with them. part of our everyday, normal LHS life. The ultimate of all forms, of course, is the coveted diploma. These others are just to keep the traightf-ffperhaps we should have said keep the students an 3's'1 33'i'fa r R XS ii HE- . gfamggqemmi hooks s straight! 33 ' v- J r uf, 4,1 . I gan' 0 it as- R 'iff . w iaggi 5'i'.:? X- s -.Illia sfa aa .-. e agag..a fwaaaaag t rrir Ha'aH'2 'Ha'- H l.l WWIQHH H aas Miami Qggg -gg01.1'5iBh n -14,83-0 Ho 2 E515 G Qfshgllfi Q2 biplu Hia'-Q9 Q '?fQ 4f,i2,3',,fi,5'2i.2':fg2,.Z'rf.C,2f,, .19 rf . - R-:uh-x+ 2:::.: Q .M - ' AIHQI l . I I' 4.. L'-UmwSu svnhilovlerf 16 Latin I Page ten Herr' arc 0 I' . CW of our classes T :rc others, of tlusc 'm' 1plLs. Tn L, thx- dh' ms .wc 11 p on lhC1f gc and participles in Mrs, TVICI mtyrg Grst scmcstcr 2ldV21I1CCd grammar class Un the oppusltc page yor ses' Mis: Nlorris' pookl1:fcpc1's and in thc luck ground Mr, f1uilford's zldvauccll typ lsts It takes .xH kinds tu make up thc world f-and LHS! JTLII IIILII' Hcrc we lmvc, on thc cft. M ., Sumptcr .md hcl' modern Rowumws, X511 the right you sac Nccvc: L.WiSfI1gf'Ll17Nh Ins history 6 class un tha hm: points of Amcriczm soci.1l sludivs vXIZlI'iCfY, tlxcy say, is the spine uf Iifc, Vv'c ilQj,I'CK', dmfl yum The 1947 Ccdafs O . here ccmurscg V . . smlx cxzm N' u the lcf' mgcn SLLILICI L' ' uning Ll r umls ' Q N ,Q :Fair ff U- - J' :wh ,. -:1- A x My f F' e :K Ok ,,, M ,K away .....-. , 'L , nr? W :zf 4, sf ,fr 1 if 4 5 25 Q 1- Y tw Q 33? Nm , .az Q ,f zz' we JY: sf ,q 'V' K 1 4 x 3 umm ,V A . E. Q Q fi .mf- f, -. I aw :Q . Zhi xx W 1 E if fd' 'Z' 1 NYM N99 L ' .Sires ' ga- gm : X Q wk -nga.. Q Q4 kwa ml' mg K ,jg -A g. -1: Wmwy 6 1.9, R 3 mm an H Here are more of our classes. On the lelit is our home economics class, dcrnnnstrating 'kHow to Wasli a Baby. There are other home ec classes, of course, hut we thought this would make an interesting picture. Below the hornc ec picture are the shop classes. These classes include metal shop, wood shop, bench metal, an,l lwench wood shops. Here stud' :nts lcarn the right way to make a zfovcftail ioint, various articles for their hoznes, and the gentle art of keeping their lingers out ol the machinery. Un this page is pictured one of our 1 any niaih classes. Future engineers and scicniists, thesc. Right then they were constructing --not bridges--l'iut the fancy and hewilderingly named ornaments for the Christmas Tree. lxuiirig the Christmas vacation, the tee was displayed in a store window in our town. The 1947 Cedars Page thirteen UXXKXVXX XNW EVE NTS t Q X These are th-, Important Things in our lives as Seniors, To St11l't, We must take you haitk to lust year, Vv'lmen Ginny Akers vvah elected Prom Queen of the vluniorfsenior Ixronm. Sh-' looks happy, there on the right, di:v:n't she? Below her is the Grand Malreli of the Prom and the HKJlllCClPil.i!Xff of this year which, as lIQllill, followed the Ielfersonville gzinie. Lust and fair, fur from least, we prcfent to you, ut the hotLoni of this page, the Senior Dinner party, one of the lzmt times that the entire Senior Class was gathered together in one rootzi, unrler one roof. The CllI1C.lCl2ll7YLlI1l Committee made their initial pcrforn1z.ncc of the yenr at this gIllHE'.iI1Q. All of us had fun except when they played Aulde Lung Sync. That Sort of got us. But the food was good! SENIOR DINNER PARTY 1 1 f 34+ Q wif A s fr: xi 4 , L+,-, :bg A x . .K 1 M' Q A QM ,yah QW - r ' 'X 'WX xp' F A , ravfiiii' an asf , ' ' ' f 15 WV . A J' -11 ff Lf E 1 X n ,Y gunna. A' V W6 ff V ,M , S 1 'HTF' F. A i Q5 Mg R they J K-J 'P fx f , x v, 'kimsvfbwugi Y , Q L K 4 ' Y mf ,fpiy lg S E AW , - 'ff,,. f . -if 1 vs- ,.. -,fe ff 3 L' 4,9 'L 'X 5 i A' gg V. ' ? ' -4 f '! Q1 u rx 8 Ain 'Qc' . u I gf X I ,il :W f xaunwbl n I , l . e was fi 4 . ag! 3+ ' if , c I A f ml: G , ' Li,1,1 Q Q., . 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Y My ..,L r S M X ,J Ol' cmnw, llw lwalxlactlwalll ll-llllL'N are vary llllpllflillll ulmpzurs 111 mn' Bmg Evcnls Bfmkg and no bull ggaunc would lw uuluplctc wut mln- ll-l-ljQ'I-llNL'Vrl, flUI!l1I1L' Vx'1ul4lcr', ,lim Tcn Eyclx, Mary Ann Sloup and -lllll Murlm. 'I'lw l7vnl11l fllixm' vvuf llw prmlllct ull c1x'1rf111imlul citizvus' cllmx in lwlmll ul Nrmlcnl Iwulxlm. Tlna survcy was umlcr tlw Llnrgv ul' llw lil lnl.1 X1 Suml'ily. Alrmgg wltlm tlwc llzlgwgllf-hrs, ol, UulI!'Nt'. i- Llw lvuml'f x'UIlll'llWlIll1!I1 tu tlw umlm ul Llw lull gqnwf mln- twirlcrf. Tllc 1947 Cellars Page ggvgmggn ii? fig? Sf. Q if .5 wi mfff W. Qui E 5 I B ., , ,L 5? 5' -'.. 22515 I 'K K Q Qi X ? A. f I 1,1 H - www if! 57 i , i II ci Si? V '4XJl?5 's Mlinvvw Ln 3 e ffm' iq . - M . ,QQ 4 3 V J ,fzgg Q - g X Ari-.sg 9 fp ' fs., 'B 14 ,Q ,. .- ,x1, , ,. I K .-ff f'fif P I A n-'gi PM 3 us' F A .-,-,.. . ',. KAKW . . ' I n H These pages were set zlside when we were liist planning ou for the students who have tlone just a little more for their seho the inaijority. On the left we have the LHS contestants lor the Cola Scholarships, Virginia Akers, Jacqueline Hieks, Aliee Nl lxitk liiehey, and lvlury Kay Stahl. These students were chosen Senior eliiss to represent LHS in ai nzitionfwide competition for r hook ol than Pepsi' nrslizill, hy the one of the most coveted seholurships in thc country. Next to them, we lziye the otltieers of the Senior National Honor Society of LHS: lvlzirshaill, president: Mzlirtliai Kay Highee, vieefpresidentg X Akers, seeretiiryftrezisurer. Mzide nienihers of the honorary oi A hee 'irginizi ganizaf tiori last spring. they were elected to three of the highest positions to he heltl in high school hy their fellow society ineinhers. Ahove them, we :again have Virginia Akers, who was the ehoiee of the Seni for the DAR Good Citizenship aiwaird, ir t l.iss To the memory of Mr. Edward Fisher, a friend to every boy and girl who ever en- tered LHS during the time he taught here, this, the 1947 Cedars, is respectfully dedi- cated. 'L sf Q S 2 i ' ,l . Tilllr -1 vi E Hmmm ii . Q Airi - ,. 3 S - T --c K-X-vs .-.:'X'5'sis fsx- - X' EN THEPEGPLE-- These, the people of Our School, are the School itself. They are Our School because without them, there would be no school. It exists for them alone. It exists only with their aid. They include both teachers and student body. One of the most outstanding citizens of Our School that we, the Class of 1947, can remember during our high school life is Mr. Edward Fisher. His death this last winter was a blow to all of us. GUR SCHOOL These are the people who keep our school running as ll we lf oiled piece of muehiitery should run. Ufhcially, they are the school administration. That sounds pretty cold and hard to Ls, so we have decided to introduce then: to you individually. at d tell you .1 little something: zihout them. Thanks to these people, LHS is us husinessflike and smooh :is any corporation you will conie across. And, with all the hufiness that is trzinszicteel hy these people, they are still-- peoplel They take an interest in the students' problems ard try to arrange their classes to he most satisfactory hmth for ctilclent and teacher. The sllperintendenfs office and the scho ml hoard, with the very zihle assistance of Miss Shz1h:1r, organizes the policies of the eniire Lehzinon school system, in order th.1t hoth faculty and students are represented to thc rity and o each other to the hest zidvzintnge Mr. T, L. Christian Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD CLERK Mr. Stewart, Mr. Wlieeler. Mr. Brzitton MBS Hillfl Slifllliln if sf Page IlA'F1lly'j.OllT The 1947 Cfdam handles the twting program: in murder that the students should know their uwn ahilities su that they can plan their future tu the hext advantage, the selwnl pruvides l.Q. tests, preference lefty and uther tewts lur the ftutlents' henelit. And, ol ccnlrse, the utlice wuultln't he complete without Olive Vv'ade. You can we ni-w why mine pretty great pt-uple have graduated from LHS, killllll ynuf' ADMINISTRATORS The prirwipall nlliee arranigw the sernee1ter's elase schedule in leeuxtlanue with the wifheg ul' the ftudents as nearly as possihle, l'he Dean ul- Girlx bln- is also the sulwnl treasurerj advises intl ent-m1i'agem all whu seek her aiel. The assistant principal Now. rm to the tau-ultvv itself. MR. PAUL W. NEUMAN Principal DEAN OF GIRLS CLERK ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Misa listty Arnsman Mifs Olive Vvfatle hl 4, lhulvlle Sieplwensun -- , ,...g4 F51 I Tin- 1947 Ceclwrs PMN' lU'1 lf5'l FACULTY MR. FRED ADAM Industrial Arts INIISS BETTY ARNSMAN Dean of Girls, English, Director of Publicity :md School Treasurer MISS EII.EEN BECKETT Mathematics MISS RUTH BROOKSHIRE Mathematics MRS. BETTY CLICK History, Science INTR. LESTER DEBARD Supervisor of Instrumental Mtlsic MR. DON GUILFORD Commerce MR. NVILLIAM S. HEATH Social Studies, History, Science, Coach MR. CHARLES R. HEMMERLE Industrial Arts MRS. ADELINE HINER Supervisor of Art MISS DONNA IEAN IRMSCHER Spanish, English MR. M. M. JONES Science MRS. BETTY KAAK Girls' Physical Education MISS DONNA JEAN MORRIS Commerce MRS. MARY ANN McINTYRE English, Mathematics page w,e,1ty,5ix The 1947 Cedars FACULTY I I Miss RUTH MCLAUGHLIN Librarian, Director of Visual Education MISS ALMA McNEAL Supervisor of Vocal Music MR. GIENN NEEVES Social Studies MR. KENNETH D. NUTT Science. Health MRS. LILA SHINN English MR, PERRY SMITH Mathematics, journalism MISS ELIZABETH SPACHT Home Economics MRS. DRUBELLE STEPHENSON Assistant Principal, Guidance MRS. PAULINE SUMPTER Latin, English MISS MARY ANN TAUER English MRS. JANE M. WARD l Social Studies, Speech and Dramatics MR. FOREST G. WITSMAN Boys' Physical Education, Health, Coach MISS LILLIAN WITT Social Studies l I l The 1947 Cedars Page twenzyfscvcn w SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY Now that we are sophisticated seniors we can all look back on our days as green underelassmen and live a life of ease- or so we used to think. In spite of our disillusionment we can still tell the story of how we came this lar, so that our goal, and diploma, are now in sight. 'Way back in '43, we started our high school careers by choosing as our leaders Ben Cragun lpresidenlj, Bill Sullixan fvicefpresidentj, and Virginia Akers fsecretaryftreasurerj. Qui' Freshman party was held in the DugfOut, or I-logan's Tavern. It was called 'iThe Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Streetn' a brainstorm of one Alice Marshall who lia- been brainstorming much to our class's credit these past four years. Cragun again started us oil' on our ways of becoming future presidents and such during our Sophomore year. His cap able assisiants were Dick Richey, as his chief advisor, and Mary Kay Stahl, as bookkeeper and holder of the purse strings. That year our class party was built around the presidential elections, with The People's Choice7Paul W. Neuman beingi elected. Then we passed the dividing line between underclassmen and upperclassmen and became a member of the latter group Ben Cragun again led us through the year as president, with Dick Richey again chosen vicefpresident and Virginia Akers a- seeretaryftreasurer. The junior Carnival was the gala affair of the year, next to the Prom. Nylon hose were ratlled oflf to the lucky holders of winning tickets. Dee Reese was elected the most beautiful girl in L. H. S. Witlw the pennies and dimes earned from the Carnival, we held the -luniorfSenior Prom at the Armory on May 10. Ou' theme was 'Lln Old Acapulco. Virginia Akers reigned as queen and Cecilia DeMott, justine Wilcox, Mary Kay Stahl, De-' Reese, and Nancy Burchell followed as attendants. Now comes the dawn-we are Seniors. This year Dick Richey was chosen president, lim Slagle vicefpresident, and Mar Kay Stahl secretaryftrcasurer. Our hrst important activity was the Senior Dinner Party, held at the Methodist Church October IS. The theme for thi' dinner party was lvloon Daze and the decorations and program carried out the idea with appropriate splendor. Then the days began to llf by with a rapidi,y which astounded all of us. Bclore we knew it we had had our las informal gathering as Seniors on Class Night, Baccalaureate was over, and we were sadly, solemnly, but oh! so proudly narch ing down the aisle in our caps and gowns to receive our diplomas. Senior Council Seated: Dolores Reese, Ed Bramblett, Betty Graham, Kay Stahl, Dick senior Omcers and Sponsors Richey, jim Slagle, Carolyn Camp' Mr. Neeves, Cofsponsorg -lim Slagle, bell, jim French, 'Ioan Livingston, Vicefljresidentg Dick Richey, Presif Bob Sharpe, A I ' dentg Kay Stahl, Secretary: Miss Morris, Standing: Miss Morris, Bill Sullivan, Cwgponsor. Bud Winkler, Mr, Neeves. E IORS ,.. .,. , .., MARGARET ADAM Band, B0txBiol. Club, Concert Choir, Ath. Assoc., Glee Club, Pennant Stall --Feature Editor '47, Sr. Sunshine Society, Ir. Sunshine Society. MARY AVIS ADAMS Band. Bot.fBiol. Club. Ath. Assoc., Latin Club. Pen' and Stalffflieature Editor '47. Sr. Sunshine Society, Thespians, Advanced Design, Quill and Scroll, Antic Spring -V Stage Manager. VIRGINIA MAE AKERS Ath. Assoc- -Secy, '46, '47, Ath. Bd, of Control'-V-Secy, '46, Bot.-Biol, Club. Candelabrum Committee. Cedars Staff -Editor '47, Concert Choir, Glee Club, If the Shoe Pinches , Little Women , High School Hash , Ir. Natl. Honor SocietyfSecy., c Latin Club, Sr. Office Asst., Pennant Staff-Editor '46, Quill 6 h and Scroll, Sl. Natl. Honor Society--Secv. '46, '47, Sr, Sunf 5, 'Q shine Society, Ir. Sunshine Society, Thespians-Secy., Prom K Queen '46, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award '47, Cinderella Oucen, Carnival Queen '47, lr. High Reporter. State Secy. l.H.S.P.A. '47, HifYfSunshine Society Courtesy Award, Class Secy. '44, '46. WILLIAM C. ALLEN Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club. HifYf Club. Pennant StallfColumnist '46, Science Club, Vcsf ners. Usher. , JAMES E. BUSH Ath. Assoc.. BotfBiol. Club, Candy Committee, Commercial Cluh, HifY Club, Vespers. EDNVARD DALE BRAMBLETT Ath. Assoc.. Ath. Bd. of Control-V--Pres, '46, '47. Bot' lliol, Club' -Vice-Pres. '45, '46, '47, Commer-ial Club, L, Club, Science Club-Apres. '47, Varsity Bas'ceEb'1ll. JEAN ELLEN BRENTON Ath. Assoc., Commercial Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Ir. llall. Honor Society, Library Club, Library Asst., Pennant Stalf. Science Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society, lr. Ollice Asst. JACK NOEL BROWN Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Science Club, Varsity Ifaslcetball, lnterclaes Basketball. NANCY BURCHELL Ath. Assoc., BandA-Treas., Vieefpres., Concert Choir, Boys' and Girls' Glee Club Accompanist, jr. Natl. Honor Soriety, latin Club, Science Club--f'Secy.f'I're'xs, Sr. Natl. Honor So' cietv. Sr. Sunshine Society'-Pres., jr. Sunshine Society. Sr. Sunshine Council, Slide Rule, Prom Queen Attendant, Gym. Monitor. FRANCES ELLEN BURRESS Candy Committee, Glee Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, lr. Sunshine Society, Ath. Assoc., Advanced Design. The l947 Cedars Pagg twgfngyfnfine SENIORS IIETTY LOU BOWMAN Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Candy Committee, Commercial Club, Glce Club, Home Ec. Club, Library Club, jr. Ofhce Asst., Pennant Staff---Fashion Editor, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society, Clothing Award. BETTY ELLEN CALDWELL Ath. Assoc., Bot'Biol. Club, Commercial Club, Con- rert Choir. Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Sr. Sunshine Society. JEAN CALDWELL Ath. Assoc., Candy Committee, Commercial Club, Concert Choir, Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Sr. Ofhce Asst., Sr. Sun- shine Society, Thespians-VicefPres. '46, 47, If the Shoe Pinchesn, Little Women , No Backseat for Grandma , Mazie , A Dish of China Tea , Needle Dreams . Cofprof ducer of Books Go On Forever . CAROLYN CAMPBELL Ath. Assoc., Ath. Bd. of Control, Bot.fBiol. Club, Com' mercial Club-Pres. '47, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Sr. Council, Sr. Sunshine Society, Yell Leader, Thespians, Bond Between . PATRICIA JANE CHAMBERS Ath. Assoc., Candelabrum Committee, Candy Committee. Cedars Staff-Sr. Editor, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Ir. Natl. Honor Society, Latin Club, Pennant Staff-Co-Editor '46, Quill and ScrollASecyfTreas. '46, '47, Science Club. Sr. Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Sunshine Society, Ir, Sunshine Society, Sr. Sun' shine Council, Vesper Service, Slide Rule, Thespians, Bond I'etwecn , Lady of the Market Place -Stage Mgr., H1945 Christmas Pageant -Properties Mgr. MILDRED EILEEN COPELAND Ath. Assoc., Band. Bot.-Biol. Club. G.A.A.. Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Science Club. Sr. Sunshine Society, Jr. Sunshine Society, Spanish Club, Advanced Design. CIYNN HEATH CORYELL Ath. Assoc., Band--Pres. '47, Boosters Club, Candelabrum Committee. Cedars Stall:-Bus. Mgr., Concert Choir, Glee Club. Hi-Y Club, jr. Natl. Honor Societv. Latin Club, Pen' nant Staff4Assoc. Ed. '47, Quill and Scroll. Science Club, Sr. Natl. Honor Society, Spanish Club, Slide Rule, Interclass Oratoricals, Debate Team. FLORENCE CECILIA DEMOTT Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Candy Committce, Com' mcrcial Club, Glee Club, Sr. Sunshine Society. Jr. Sun' shine Society, Prom Queen Attendant. PENE DENGER Returned veteran. HILDA MARIE DENGER Candy Committee. Commercial. Sr. Office Asst.. Sr. Sunshine Society, Thespians, Bond Between -Prop crtics Mgr. The 1947 Cedars SENIORS ILENA MAE DENGER Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Ir. Office Asst., Sr. Sunshine l Society, Advanced Design, Thespians, Antic Spring '-Stage ' Mgr. ALICE DEVOL Scence Club. Band, Home Ec, Club. Sr. Sunshine So' ciety, Clee Club, -Ir. Olhce Asst., Bot.fBiol. Club. WILLIAM E. DILLON Ath. Assoc., Band, Bot.fBiol. Club, HifY Club, Clee Club. ELIZABETH JOAN EGBERT Ath. Assoc., B0t.'Biol. Club, Glee Club, Home Ee. Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society, Ves' per Service. WILMA -IANICE FERGUSON Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Candy Committee, Commercial Club, Clee Club, Sr. Office Asst., Sr. Sunshine Society. VIVA JOAN FISHER Ath. Assoc., Bot.'Biol. Club. Candy Committee, Conf cert Choir, G.A,A.fSecyfTreas, VfPres., Clee Club, Latin Club, Library Club, Library Asst., Sr. Sunshine Society, Slide Rule. JAMES FRENCH Ath. Assoc., Baseball, Commercial Club, HifY Club, L. Club. IDA E. GIFFORD Sr. Sunshine Council, Sr. Sunshine Society, Commerf cial Club, Ath. Assoc. BETTY ROSE GRAHAM Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club. Concert Choir. Clec Club, Home Ec. Club, jr. Natl. Honor Society, Library Club, Library Asst., Sr. Office Asst., Sr. Council, Sr. Sun' shine Society, jr. Sunsh'ne Society. ROBERT M. HARMAN Ath. Assoc.. Band. Concert Choir, Clce Club. HifY Club, Science Club, Christmas Playf-'45, Basketbal, Vespers Service. 'The 1947 Cedars Page thirtyfone Page thirty-two SEN IORS SARA LOU HAWKINS Ath. Assoc., Band-Librarian, G.A.A., Latin Club, Sr. Office Asst., Science Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, Jr. Sunshine Society, Spanish Club, Slide Rule, Thespians, Antic Spring , Lady of the Market Place . PHILIP TAYLOR HEADY Ath. Assoc., Candy Committce--Co'Chairman, Concert Choir, Clee Club, HifY Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Slide Rule. BETTY LOUISE HEINBAUGH Ath. Assoc., Cedars Staff-Art Editor, Commercial Club, Cla-e Club, Science Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Sof ciety, Sr. Sunshine Council, Spanish Club, Advanced Design, Thcspians, Bond Between . JACQUELINE HICKS Ath. Assoc., Ir. Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society, Jr. Ofiice Asst., Pennant Staff--Editor '46, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Spanish Club, Slide Rule. Con- stitution Essay Contest, Legion Essay Contest, Thes- pians, Lady of the Market Place . MARTHA KATHARINE HIGBEE Ath. Assoc., Band, Concert Choir, Clee Club, lr. Natl. Honor Society. Sr. Natl. Honor Society-Vice'Pres.. Lab. Asst., Latin Club, Library Club, Library Asst., Science Club Sf. Sunshine Society-VicefPres., Treas., Sr. Sunshine Council, Sliclc- Rule, Debate Team. Central Indiana Oratorical Contest. Thespians-- Pres. '46, '47, If the Shoe Pinches , Iittle Women , A Dish of China Tea , No Backseat for Grandma . Needle Dreams . DWAINE E. HILAND Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club. Commercial Club. Concert. Choir, Clee Club, HifY Club, Student Operators, Base- ball, Interclass Basketball, Science Club. JOHN DAVID HOLLOMAN Ath. Assoc., Boosters Club, Concert Choir, Glce Club HHY Club, Lab. Asst.. Science Club, Spanish Club-Prez. Student Operators, Slide Rule, Basketball, Intcrclass Baskctba'l, Hoosier Boys' State Representative. LAWRENCE ADRIAN HONAN, IR. Ath. Assoc., Clee Club. HifV Club. Latin CIHIW. Sc'encc Club, Student Operators, Slide Rule, Baseball, Inter' class Basketball. FAY ISENHOWER Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, HifY Club. L. Club, Baseball, Basketball, Interclass Basketball. RICHARD ISENHOUR U. S. Army. The 1947 Cedars SENIORS GEORGE L. LAFLIN Ath. Assoc., Bot.-Biol. Club. Hi-Y Club, L. Club, Science Club. Spanish Club, Slide Rule, Gym. Monitor, Baseball, Varsity Basketball. DCNNA JEAN LAMBERT Ath. Assoc., Candy Committee-CofChairman. Com' mercial Club, Concert Choir, Glr-e Club. Latin Club Jr. Natl. Honor Society, Pennant Stall, Quill and Scroll vljres. '47, Sr. Office Asst., Science Club. Sr. Sun' shine Society, Jr. Sunshine Society. Sr. Sunshine Coun- cil, Thcspians, 'iLady of the Market Place . KENNETH LIMP Ath. Assoc., HifY Club, Basketball, L. Club. RICHARD LINTON U. S. Navy. JOAN LIVINGSTON Ath. Assoc., Cedars StaffM-Classes Editor, G.A.A., Home Ee. Club, Jr. Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Natl. Honor Society, Jr. Sunshine Society, Sr. Sunshine Society. Sr. Council, Science Club, Sr. Office Asst., Latin Club, Library CIub+Sec.fTreas. '47, Library Asst., Debate, Thespians, If the Shoe Pinchesu. CHARLEEN McAFEE C-lee Club, Senior Sunshine Society. i 5 Q I JAMES MCCONNAHA Ath. Assoc., Band, Bot.fBiol. Club, Candy Committee, HifY Club, Lab. Asst.. Library Club, Pennant Stall'-Editor '47, Science Club. Student Operators, Slide Rule, Thespians, Little Women , Antic Spring . LAURA MCGRIFF Ath. Assoc.. Bot.-Biol. Club, Commercial Club, Con- cert Choir, Clee Club, Home Ee. Club. Jr. Oflice Asst., Sr. Sunshine Society, Jr. Sunshine Society. LOLA WETHINGTON McNELLY Ath Assoc.. Bot.'Biol. Club, Home Ec. Club, Sr. Sunshine Society. ALICE LOUISE MARSHALL Ath. Assoc., Candelabrum Committee, Cedars Stall-- Copy Editor, Glee Club, Latin Club. Sr. Office Asst., Pennant Stall'-News and Feature Editor, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Natl. Honor Society!-Pres. '47, Sr. Sun' shine Society, Jr. Sunshine Society. The 1947 Cedars Page thivtyftlwee . ., ,,., , .. SENIORS JAMES HOWARD MARTIN Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Cedars Staff-Photographer 3 yrs., HifY Club, Lab. Asst., Latin Club, Pennant Stall'--Pho' tographer 3 yrs., Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Student Oper' ators-Pres., Thespians, Little Women , Booster Club Medal. ERMA V. MEENACH Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, Ir. Sun' shine Society. JODEAN MORROW Ath. Assoc., Candy Committee, Cedars Stall-Cir. Mgr., Conf cert Choir, Glee Club, HifY Club, Lab. Asst., Latin Club, Science Club, Student Operators, Slide Rule. LOU ANN MOZINGO Ath. Assoc., Band, Bot.'Biol. Club, Commercial Club, Concert Choir, Glee Club, G.A.A.-VicefPres, Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Sr. Sunshine S0- ciety, Jr. Sunshine Society, Bowling League. ROSS JUNIOR NEESE Ath. Assoc., Glee Club. PATSY NEWKIRK Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, Con' cert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Sr. Sunshine Society. DONALD NEWSOM Glee Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Slide Rule. THOMAS OGDEN Latin Club, Ath. Assoc., Glee Club, Bot.'Biol. Club, Concert Choir. s BETTY JANE PARKER Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, Clee Club, Home Ec. Club, Science Club, Pennant Staff-Exchange Ed. JEAN LOIS PAXSON Ath. Assoc., Band-Vice'Pres., Pres., G.A.A., Latin Club, Pennant Staff-Cir. Mgr., Science Club, Sr. Sun' shine Society, Sr. Sunshine Council, jr. Sunshine So' cietyg Quill and Scroll, '46 First Div.-Student Con' ducting, Solo and Ensemble Contests, Member of All State Band. Page thirtyffour The 1947 Cedars SENIORS JOAN LOUISE PAXSON Ath. Assoc., Band--Secy., G.A.A., Clee Club, jr. Natl. Honor Society, Jr. Office Asst., Sr. Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society. Spanish Club-Vice' Pres., Bowling League, Lady of the Market Place . ROBERT PEARL Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, HifY Club, Latin Club, Science Club. HUBERT PING Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Slide Rule. MARILYN GRAHAM PRATT Ath. Assoc., G.A.A., Clee Club, Band. DOLORES EILEEN REESE Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Candy Committee, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Library Club, Library Asst., Sr. Oiiice Asst., Sr. Council, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society, Prom Queen Attendant, Best AllfAround Commercial Student-'46. BARBARA JEWELL REVEAL Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, Con- cert Choir, C.A.A., Clee Club, Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Sr. Sunshine Society. RICHARD ALAN RICHEY Sr. Class Pres., Ath. Assoc.--VicefPres. '47, Ath. Bd. of Control-VicefPres. '47, Band, Boosters Club4Pres., Can' delabrum Committee, Cedars Staff-Sports Ed., Concert Choir, Soph. Class-VicefPres., Glee Club, HifY Club, L. Club- Pres.. Latin Club, Pennant Stall'-Sports Ed., Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Slide Rule, Varsity Basketball-Capt. '47, jr. Class4VicefPres., jr. Carnival King '47, Thespians, Baseball, Handsome , Who Gets the Car Tonight? , Antic Spring . CORA MAE ROGERS Ath. Assoc., Commercial Club, Home Ec. Club, Library ClubfVicefPres., Pres., Library Asst., Sr. Ofhcc Asst., Pennant Staff, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society. JULIA ALICE ROHN Ath. Assoc., Candy Committee, Concert Choir, Clee Club, Latin Club, Sr. Ollice Asst., Sr. Sunshine Society, Commercial Club. PATRICIA ANN ROHN Ath. Assoc., Bot.-Biol. Club, Commercial Club-ff'Sec.f Treas. '47, Glee Club, Home Ee. Club, Latin Club. Sr. Office Asst., Science Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, Slide Rule. The 1947 Cedars Page thirty five SENIORS ALMA SUE ROTH Ath. Assoc., Bot. Biol, Club, Latin Club, Pennant Stall, Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society. EUGENE RYAN Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Concert Choir, Glee Club, HifY Club. MABLE LOUISE SCOTT Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, Concert Choir. G.A.A.. Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Library Club, Library Asst., Sr. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society. ROBERT L. SHARPE Ath. Assoc-Vice'Pres., Ath. Bd. of Control--Vice' Pres. '47, Candy Committee- -CofChairman '47, Concert Choir. Glee Club, HifY Club, Lab. Asst., Pennant Staff fSports Ed., Science Club, Sr. Council. IRVENA SHEETS Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Commercial Club, G.A.A., Clee Club, Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Sr. Sunshine Soriety, jr. Sunshine Society. JAMES RICHARD SLAGLE Sr. Class VicefPresident, Ath. Assoc., Band-A--Secy., Boosters ClubASec.fTreas., Candelabrum Committee, Concert Choir, Glee Club, HifY Club-Secy. '47, Scif ence Club, Sr. Council. Student Operators, Slide Rule, Varsity Basketball, Interclass Basketball, Baseball, Usher. WILLIAM H. SLOAN Ath. Assoc., Glee Club, Hi-Y Club. Science Club. Slide Rule. MARY KAY STAHL Sr. Class Sec.'T1eas., Ath. Assn., Ath. Bd. of Control, Candelabrum Committee, Cedars Staff-4Assoc. Ed., Conf cert Choir, Glee Club, Ir. Natl. Honor Society, Latin Club, Jr. Oflice Asst., Sr. Ollice Asst., Pennant Stafi-I Assoc. Ed.. Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Sr. Council, Sr. Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Sunshine Society, Sr. Sun' shine Council, Ir. Sunshine Society-Pres., Prom Queen Attendant, Soph. Cla s S4SCC.'Tf83S., Hoosier Girls' State Representative-'46, Sunshine Award-i42, '44, Thespians, Bond Between , Lady of the Market Place . . MILDRED CATHERINE STEVENS Ath. Assoc., Band, Eot.'Biol. flub, Commerf cial Club, G.A.A., Glve Club, Home lic. Club Sr. Sunshine Society, Jr. Sunshine So' U' XXVILLIAM MICHAEL SULLIVAN Ath. Assoc., HifY Club, L. Clubf Sec. '47, Science Club, Sr. Council, Slide Rule, Stu' dent Mgr. ALBERTA JEANNE SWOI'E Ath. Assoc., Bot.fBiol. Club, Candy Crm' mittee-Cofchairman, G.A.A., Clee Club, Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, lr. Oflice Asst., Sr. Office Asst., Pi-nnant Sui! Cirl's Sports Ed., Quill and Scroll, Science r. Sunshine Society, jr. Sunshine Society, Bowling League, Lady of :he Market Place . Page thirtyfsix The 1947 Cedars SENIORS FRANCIS PHILLIP THRINE Ath. Assoc., Science Club, Interclass Basketball, Slide Rule. PHYLLIS JOAN THRINE Ath. Assoc., Bot.'Biol. Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club--Secffreah, Library Clubf Pres.. Library Asst., Sr. Sunshine Society, lr. Sunshine Society. ELIZABETH JOYCE WADE Ath. Assoc., Band, G.A.A., Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Sr. Office Asst., Pennant Staff, Quill and ScrollAAVicefPres., Sr. Sunshine Society, lr. Sunshine Society, Bowling League, Thesf plans BONETA WARREN Bot.fBiol. Club, G.A.A.7Pres., Home Ec. Club, Pen' nant Stall, Sr. Sunshine Society, lr. Sunshine Society, Advanced Design, Bowling League, Vespers Service. LEON WEITZEL U. s. Navy. MARYLIN KING WELLS Ath. Assoc., Candy Committee, Latin Club, Pennant Staffs-Adv. Mgr., FashionsfFeatures Columnist, Sci ence Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, Slide Rule. JACQUELINE WESNER Ath. Assoc., Commercial Club, Latin Club, Pennant Staff- Features Columnist, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Sr. Sun' shine Society, lr. Sunshine Society, Vespers Service, Thespians -Treas., If the Shoe Pinchesn, Little Women , Sisters Under the Skin , Lady of the Market Place , Dish of China Tea , Needle Dreams , No Back Seat for Grandma fStage Mgr., Books Go On Forever -Cofproducer. CHARLES H. WHITNEY, IR. Ath. Assoc., Pennant Staff-Adv. Mgr., Spanish Club- Vice'Pres. '47, Debate Club, Thespians, Antic Spring . I JUSTINE ENITA WILCOX ' ' 5 Ath. Assoc., llancl, Candy Committee, Home Ec. Club, jr. Natl. Honor St7CllIlY'ViCC'PfCS., Library Club, Library Asst., Pennant Stall-Rv porter, Science Club, Sr. Sunshine Society, lr. 5 Sunshine Society, Prom Queen Attendant, Ad' , vanced Design, Mtmdern Dance. ROBERT W. WILLS ' Ath. Assoc., But.-Biol, Club, Clee Club, L. I Club, Science Club, Baseball. : NIAURICE F. WINKLER II . Boosters Club, Debate, Candclabrum Com' . mittee, Clee Club, Cedars StalIfPbotograf phcr '46, '47, Hi-Y Club, Science Club. Sr. Council, Slide Rule, Student Opera' tors, Flag Raiser, Announcer, lnterclass it Basketball. The 1947 Cedars Page thmyseven JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Here is next yea:'s Senior Classfthe Class of '48. Although they are still lowly critters compared to us lordly Seniors, we have to admit that someday soon they wi.l be taking our place-Aand without much effort either! In the days when they were still little greenies they chose jim Boatrnan as president, Glenda Lou Nolte as vicepresident, and Nancy Kashner as secretaryftreasurer. They held their class party in the form of a chili supper in the Home Ec Room before a basketball game. Most of their entire Sophomore year was spent working toward the goal of becoming jolly juniors. Of course, they took time out once in awhile'-for example, several Sophomore girls, dressed in gay broomstick skirts and peasant blouses, served at the JuniorfSenior Prom and some of the boys played on the basketball team. They started off this, their Grst year in the upperclassmen bracket, by electing Gail The Brain Mullin as chief executive with Betty Detherage as vicefpresident and Marilyn Newman as secretaryftreasurer. Mrs, jane Ward and Mr. Don Guilford were chosen to guide them through these hectic days. Their first activity as juniors was to sponsor the Hrst of a series of three junior mixers in the Dugout after the Franklin ball game. This mixer and the two following were huge successes and aided them in planning for the Prom. Of course, the Prom is the most important event in the life of a Junior class member, so after many worries and headaches over money, decorations, and an orchestra, the Class of '48 put on a very successful Prom April 18 in the Armory. Junior Officers Betty Detherage, vicefpresident: Gail Mullin, preside-nt1 Iwlarif lyn Newman, secretaryftreas' urerg Mrs. jane iM. Ward and Mr. Don Guilford, sponsors. Page tliwtyfeight The 1947 Cedars UNIORS Reading, left to right: Row I: Marjorie Anderson: Patricia Anderson: Ro' berta Anderson: Bob Beery, Row 2: jim Buatman: Betty Bray: Wanda Bray: Dan Brown. Row 3: Bill Butler: Monzelle Byrd: Bernard Cadickg Martha Christian. Row 4: Maxine Cline: john Coddingtun: Pat Cope' land: Floyd Cory. Row 5: -lack Crider: Marcia Dale: Betty Detherageg Cora Belle DeVol. Row 6: Ruth Dillon: Marilyn Earle: jesse Eberwein: Martha Elder. Row 7: Mary Ellerkamp: Bill Elsey: Barbara Finch: Bob Frank. Row 8: Grace Gibbs: Marilyn Graves: jimmy Grizzle: Mildred Harshman. The 1947 Cedars Page thmymme Page forty UNIORS Reading from left to right: Row 1: Shirley Harshmang Charles Heathg Valeria Hedgeg Frank Heflin. Row 2: Rnhert Herrmann: Marilyn Hollingsworth: julia Hysongg Martha Isenhower. Row 3: Jack johnson: Linzie ,lonesg Nancy Kashn-:rg Don Kersey. Row 4: Maxine Lambert: Dick Lovell: john McK:n- ney: Beverly McMillen. Row 'iz Harold Martin: Donal Morris: Gail Mullin: Jeannine Myers. Row 6: Shirley Neaseg Marilyn Newmang Glenda Nolteg Pat Owens. Row 7: Garnet Parker: Roscoe Perkins: Rose Powell: John Richardson. Row 8: Julia Richardson: Carl Rose: Mary Beth Salle-eg Martha Sipes. The 1947 Cedars JUNIORS Reading, left to right: 1 Rowl: Mary Ann Sloop: Aletha Smith: Rosalie I Smith: Joanna Stewart. Row 2: Fred Tanselle: Laura Dell Thistlethwaite: Arthur Thompson: Pat Thompson. Row 3: Christina Thrine: Bob Thrine: Helen Ulrey: Harry Voorhis. Row 4: Edwin Wade: John Ward: Cherry Wethingf ton: Iva Wethington. Row 5: Mary Alice White: Lois Wilhoite: Darrell Wil' liamson: Corinne Winkler. The 1947 Cedars Page fortyfone Page fortyftwo SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Anna Belle Akers, Betty An' derson, Suzanne Ball. Betty Bart' lett, Joan Batts, Julia Billingslvy. ROW 2: Richard Boone, Agnes Booth, David Brown, Charles Bryant, Ruth Campbell, Lois Carter. ROW 3: Bill Chambers, Forest Clark Janelle Clark, Leon Colgrove, Bob Cook, Joe Corwin. ROW 4: Helen Couchman, Lloyd Cra- gun, Betty Davis, Marilyn Dean, Robert Denny, Margaret Dye. ROW 7: M a r ci a Edwards, Marjorie Fitzwater, Louise Fivecoat, Will- iam Goodnight, Jackie Ham, joim Harris ROW 6: Janet Hawkins, B o b H e i n- baugh. JoAnn Henry, Beverly Herrman, Gene Hessong, George Hilanrl. ROW 7: Bob Hoffman, Phyllis jackson, Geraldine Humble Esther Ienkf ins, W'allace Iefls, Joan Jeffries. ROW 8: Barbara Locke, Joanne Kenf nedy, Charles Kersey, Betty King, Darrell Knox, Thelma Lister. ROW 9: Barbara Livingston, Marilyn Mclntyre, A l y n McConnaha, Susie McEwan, Carolyn Mc- Roberts, Herbert McRoberts. The 1947 Cedars v SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Lois jean McRoherts, Ernest Marshall, jack Maxson, Emma Meenach, Nicholas M e t Z g e Y, Charles Miller. ROW 2: Berta Mills, Betty Mills, Paul Moore, Robert Myers, Marilyn Sue Neal, Danny Nease. ROW 3: Paul Newkirk, David Olehy, Esther Owens, Shirley Owens, Dick Paddock, Ronald Peabody. ROW 4: ' Rita Pearl, Vye Peper, Joyce Pollitt, Marthenia Proctor, james Quellhorst, junior Quick. ROW 7: ' Bonnie Reese, Dave Richard' son, Ardella Rohison, Herhert Rowland, Mary jo Scott, Edith Shanklin. ROW 6: jim Shaw, Freda S h e r r i I l, Helen S h 0 c k l e y, Mary jane Sloan, Bill Small, Ramona Smith. ROW 7: james Stahl, ,lim Ten Eyck, Norma Thornton, Donald Tol- ley, David Van Houte. john Van Nuys ROW 8: Dane Walker, Will a A n n Walton. Virginia Warner, Virf ginia White. Erin Whitney. E. Lois Winkler. ROW 9: Marcus Witham, Don Wolf vast, Donna Wolgast, Bill Earl Wyatt. lj The 1947 Cedars Page furtyfthree F RESHME ROW 1: Margaret Allen, Raymond Barton, Barbara Bates. RCW 2: Don Bowers, Clarence Boyland, Nellie Brattain, Bertha Brock, Wanda Brock. ROXV 3: Juanita Burtner, Iesslyn Calvert, Benny Campbell, Howard Campbell, Barbara Christensen. ROW 4: Alta Mae Clark, Willa Sue Clark, Doris Clossin, Marvin Clossin, Richard Colgrove. ROW 5: Mary Copeland, Fern Corwin, Ted Cory, Wini' ized Crim, Zora Culley. ROW 6: Billy DeVol, Arthur Dickerson, Evelyn Dickerson. Jean Dczlson, Avalon Dougherty. ROW 7: LaVerne Downey, Bill Ellis, Carl Fisher, Gerald French, Eula Gibbs. ROW 8: John Graham, Malvis Grisel, Eleanor Hart, Bill Hcady, Martha Heath. ROW 9: Charles Heinbaugh, Anna Belle Hiland, Ida Mae Hill, Larry Lee Hill, James Hinton. ROW 10: Robert Hinton, Tom Honan, Tom Hopkins, Ella- mae Hughes, Loretta Hunt. ROW ll: Carl Hunter, Bonnie Irwin, Helen Isenhour, Wanda James, Mary Alice Iarrett. ROW 12: Franklin johnson, Morgan jones, Clifford Kays. Page fortyffour The 1947 Cedars F RESHME ROW 1: Thelma Kersey, Rose Lamhcrt, Virginia Lec, ROW 2: James Lucas, James McAfee, Marian McIntyre. Mary Frances McKenzie, Patsy McManis. ROW 3: Betty McMillen, Irwin Martin, James Mendenhall, Marcia Miller, Rose Miracle. ROW 4: Mary Morris, Beryl Nease, Allan Owens, Beverly Paxson, Mary Paper. ROW 5: Wayne Peper, john David Proffitt, Charles Rader, Dave Richey, Ethel Riner. ROW 6: Alice Sallee, Carl Schenck, Charles Schooler, Arthelma Scott, Dowane Scott. ROW 7: Bob Shanks, Boh Shaw, Larry Shepherd, Mary Lou Shirley, Phyllis Shockley. ROW' 8: Norman Smiley, Madalyn Steelsmith, Vera Stevens jim Stump, Inell Swinford. ROW 9: Joyce Thatcher, james Titus, Rita Urban, Samuel Van Houte, Allan Voorhis. ROW 10: Richard Walton, Reva .lean Walker, Nadiene Warren, Robert Warren, Herbert West. Wa ROW 11: john Wethington, Beverly Whitaker, Ted White, Lctha Williams, Everett Wilson. ROW 12: Mary Winkler, Sally Winkler, Suzanne Winkler, john Yates, Bill Don Wyatt. The 1947 Cedars page foytyffive EIGHTH GR DE ROXV lr Clifford Antclifl, Frank Barrett, Helen Barrett. ROW 2: Rovene Barrett, Gail Barton, Mary Billingsley, Ber' thu Booth, Blanche Booth. ROW 3: Jack Brees, Phyllis Broshar, Robert Broshar, VVilliam Broshar, Kathleen Bussell. ROW 4: Edwin Byrd, Ettamae Byroads, Ierry Campbell, Pat Campbell, Rovene Coons. ROW 'iz Beverly Cooper, Rohert Craig, Ruth Ellen Crim. Cakic Curtis, Io Ann Detherage. ROW 6: Charlene Dickerson, Dale Dickerson, Robert Dick- erson, Clarence Doyle, Mildred Fairheld. ROW 7: Lloyd Fine, Barbara Flack, Patsy Glendenning. Carol Greene, Victor Ham. ROW 8: Max Hanlon, Ronald Herrod, Lloyd Hessong, Leah Hiland. Earl lsenhour. ROW 9: jesse lsenhour, Helen Isenhour, Nancy Jeffries, Ann Iones, Frances Kelley. ROW 10: Charlene Kincaid, Rita Lawler, Marilyn Io Lee. Dale Lemons, Donald Lewallen. ROW ll: William Lewallen, Russell Likens, Peggy Lindley. Norman Linton, Mary Livingston. ROW 12: Carolyn Lowery, Charlotte M c C l a i n, Shirley McGrigg. Page fortyfsix The 1947 Cedars 1' EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: Don Mclntyre, Walter Mclntyre, Wally Martin. ROW 2: William Marvin. LaVerne Medskcr, Charles Mer' riott, Joan Messenger, Betty Miller. ROW 3: Donna Miller, Gilbert Miracle. Max Myers, Gene Neese, Wesley Nelson. ROW 4: Patsy Newman, Peggy Newman, Eleanor Owens, Robert Pellley, William Perkins. ROW 5: Lela Philbeck, Billy Plott, Don Pratt, Beverly Proc' tor, Alice Reese. ROW 6: Bob Reeves, Bobbie Robison, Audrey Robinson, Forest Ryan, Jimmy Schulemire. ROW 7: Charles Scott, Mildred Scott, Valada Scott, David Sherry, Michael Shumate. ROW 8: Jacqueline Sims, Twyla Small, Thelma Staton, john Stookey, Margaret Sullivan. ROW 9: Tom Tanselle, Dorothy Thompson. Betty Thorn' ton, Leon Tolley, -lack Trowbridge. ROW 10: Marilee Utterback, Sally Sue Vogel. Bobby Voor his, Alberta Waggoner, Barbara Waggoner. ROW ll: Loren Walker, Marilyn Walker, Carol Wclcli. Louise West, Lorena White. ROW l2: Richard Wilson, Charles Wines, Elizabeth Wolff, Tommy Wyatt. Kim Yarbrough. he 1947 Cedars Page fortyfseven SEVENTH GRADE ROVV l: Lola Allen, Bobby joe Ashley, Mina Baker, Charles Bales, Richard Bates, Marietta Brcry, Donald Borden, Esther Brakeiield. RCUW 2: Leroy Bray, Carol Breedlove, Donna Brock, Louise Byrkett, Martha Clark, Donald Cook, Billy Culley, Charlotte Dengeri RCW 3: Wyniaxi Dickerson, Ronal Dixson, Raymond Dodson, Tommy Dough' crty, Marilyn Emmcrt, Joyce Ferry, john Flynn, Hershel Hale. RONV 4: Bruce Harmon, Elizabeth Hawkins, Richard Hawkins, Walter Heflin, James Hendrix, Harold Hinshaw, Shirley Hoffman, Glenn Hootman. ROW 5: Shfrley Howson, Richard Huckstep, Phyllis Hunt, Charles Jamison, Marilyn Jett, Harlon jones, joan Kelley. Page fortyfeiglzt The 1947 Cedars -. 'QV ,jx '- SEVENTH GRADE ROVV 1: Bill Kersey, Eugene Lee, Nancy Lewallen, johnny Linn, Lois Livingsf ton, Betty Loveless, Roy Lynch, Patricia McKinney. RCUW. 2. Floyd Martin, Phyllis Martin, Beverly Mullen, Beverly Nease, Donna Urwig, Bob Otterman, james Parr, Barbara Paxton. RKUW 3: Leigh Peterson, Alice Philheck, Byron Rader, Marcella Reagan, Jackie Recvcs, Marshall Rose, Helen Saulmon, Don Scott. RCUW 4: Lloyd Scott, Marlon Scott, Milfcrd Sciztt, Stevcn Scott, jim Sceright, Rohert Shinn, Julianna Shumatc, Ronald Snyder. ROVJ 5: Mary Staton, Donald Stewart, janet Strohl, Dorotha Tehoe, jim Thompson, Katherine Vkfaggoncr, Ella Lee Wells. The 1947 Cedars Page fortyfnine FOR oura ACTIVITIES I my x .f X W W , E iw E f Q SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honors that may come to a high school student in LHS or any high school is his heing chosenfhy the faculty to become a member of the Senior Honor Society. This honor may come to a student in the latter part of his junior year or in his senior year. This year, the otIicers are Alice Marshall, presidentg Martha Kay Highee, vicefpresident: and Virginia Akers, secrctaryftreasurer. Their sponsor is Miss Lillian Witt. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The students of the junior High School have their counterpart of the Senior Honor Society in the ,lunior Honor Society, This is to the seventh, eighth and nintl grade students what the Senior Society is to the lopho mores, juniors and seniors. A student may he invitet into the Junior Honor Society in his eighth or ninth year The officers for this group are Marcia Miller, president Boh Hoffman, vicefpresidentz Gerald French, secretary and Don Bowers, treasurer. Mrs, Druhclle Stephenson assistant principal, sponsors this group. Senior Honor Society Glynn Coryell Miss Vv'itt Alice Marshall ,loan Paxson Marthr K. Highee Mary K. Stahl Virginia Akers ,loan Livingston lane Chambers Nancy Burchell ,lackie Hicks junior Honor Society Seated: Marcia Miller Barhara 1.iVII1Q'SIOl Rose La mher! Marcia Edwards Joyce Prrllitt Mrs. Stephenson Betty McMillrn Willa Ann Waltor Lois- jean Mcliobe rts Rita Pearl Marilyn Rader Standing: Anna Belle Hiland Beverly Paxsc n ,Ioyre Thatch.-r Norma Thorr ton Anna Belle Akers Don Wlrlgast E. Iois W'inkler Boh He Hman joan Kennedy Suzanne Ball Don Bowers Charles Rader Raymond Barton Gerald Frenelr Dorothy Mar in BOOSTERS CLUB BOOSTERS CLUB The Boosters' Gluh is made up of the specially selected hoys who enter the services in their sophomore year. They, too, are chosen hy the faculty vote. The main purpose of this organization is to promote all school activities. This they do in many ways, from serving at hall games to selling. The Boosters are the cream of LHS. They are sponsored hy Mr. Williztlii 'kDoc Heath, and their officers are Dick Richey, president, and -lim Slaglc, secretary-treasurer. Reading down, left to right: Dick Richey, Mr. Heathg Gail Mullin, jim Boatman, Glynn Goryellg Boh Beery, Blister Shaw, Bill Elsey' jim Slagle, Bud Wiiikler, and john Holloman. CANDELABRUM CQMMITTEE Every senior dreams of heing elected to the Gandelahruin Committee. This election is made hy the Senior class, early in the lirst semester: the Gonimittee makes its tirst appearance at the Senior Dinner Party, The Gandelahrum Committee personilies the qualities that should he known and practiced hy all LHS students -Health, XVorthy Use of Leisure Time, Vocaf tion, Wisdmiiii, Citizenship, Wcirtliy Home Memhership, and Ethical Character. The memhers are: Dick Richey, ,lane Ghanihers, Bud Wiiikler, Mary Kay Stahl, Glynn Goryell, Alice Marshall, jim Slagle, and Virginia Akers. CANDELABRUM COMMITTEE The Cedars Staff Seated fleft to rightl: Alice Marshall, copy cditorg 'loan Livingston, classes editorg joe Morrow, circulation manager, Glynn Coryell, business and advertising manager: Bud Winkler, photographer Qand chief dummy makefup editorlg Betty Hein' haugh, art editorg jane Chambers, senior editorg ,lim Martin, photographer. Standing: Dick Richey, sports editorg Virginia Akers, editor, Mr. Don Guilford, sponsor, Mary Kay Stahl, assistant editor. Quill and Scroll jane Chamhersg Cora Mae Rogersg Ruth Dillong Alice Marf shall: Mary Adamsg Virginia Akers: Donna jean Lambertg Alberta Swopeg joyce Wade: jim Martin. i Here is the gang to hlanie for th is hook. Though they look guilty, they haxe worked like demons to get your hcok to you on time. Ever since last fall, tony has flown, advertising inches have b e e n lahr riously counted, and tae CEDARS othcw has reeked with the glue ui-ed in slapping the .luinny together. lt ha, hi-en work, hut its been fm. Now, any questions , . .? QUILL AND SCROLL 0 n l y t h e worthirst journalists are delegated to membership in Quill and Scroll. The rvquiief ments are exactingg tie nominees to membership have to he accepted hy a national committee Mr. Perry Smith sponsors this group. New in e m b e 's have since- he-en iritiatvd into the organization. Pennant Stall s These are the LHSers who have kept you Hin the know on all school allairs this past school year. They are the two stalls for the Pennant: the New York Times nl Lehanon High School, Introducing the lirst semester stall to you: Standing .Ianet Strohlg Charlene Kincaitlg Martllenisl Proctor: Linzic .lonesg Pat Vsfarreng Alina Sue Roth: Ulentla Lou Nolte: Dick Richey, Seated'--jackie Hicks, editorg Marcia Millerg Marilyn Wellsg Mary Kay Stahl, assistant editorg Ruth Dillong .lean Paxson. Second semester stall: Top row---Jim McConnz:ha, editorg Glynn Coryell, assistant editorg Margaret Adanig Betty Parkerg Betty Bowinang Mary Livingstong Toinniy Tanselle, Seated Boh Sharpeg jim Marting Charles Wliitiieyg -Iiin Stahl: Mr. Perry Smith, sponsnrg john D. Proilitt. First Semester Pennant Staff Second Semester Pennant Staff Candy C ommittee Betty Bowman justine Wilcox Pat Rohn joyce Wilde janice Ferguson Marylin Wells julia Rohn Donna Lambert Alberta Swone jim Bush Phil Heady Bob Sharpe jane Chambers Cecilia DeMott Dolores Reese joan Fisher jean Caldwell jim McConnaha joe Morrow Student Operators Top row: Bob Hoffman Wallace jells jim Ten Eyck Alyn McConnaha Ed Van Nuys jim Stahl Frank Heflm jim McCornaha Second row: john Codclington Bob Myers jack Crider john McKinney Arthur Thompson Gail Mullir Garnet Parker Bill Elsey Donal Morris liirst row: john Hollomaii Bud Winkl.-r Larry Honan Miss McLaughlin joe Morrow jim Slagle jim Martin CANDY CCMMITTEE These are the guys and gals who took your money away from you at basketball games. Of course, they gave you candy or soda pop or ice cream bars in return! They are all members ol the Senior Class, and this is their main moneyfmakini plojeet for the year. Their officers are Donna jean Lambert and justine Wilctvx, cofchairmen, and their sponsors are the Serior Class sponsors, Mr. Glenn Neeves and Miss Donna jean Morris. STUDENT OPERATORS If you ever want to see a movie nr some slides, or just about anything in the visual education line at our school, these are the boys to call on. Wlizit they don't know about a motion picture projector or a lantern slide isn't worth knowing. Nlot only do they operate the machines lor the high school, but they traipse to all the grade schools, too, spreading the joys of visual education to the younger generation. Their sponsors are Miss Eileen Beckett and Miss Ruth McLaughlin. THESPIAN SOCIETY Vw'lth sliiaiis ol Play it to the hiltln and Contrast is the lift- ol' artln reeling through their heatls, the Thespians, the l,llS nienihtis ol the very honorary National Thespian Society. cliinh on to gtreater heights lII1LlCl' the leatlership ol' their sponsor, Mrs. .lane Vvard. The upper picture is that ol the charter onenihers that is, the original nieiiihers that were taken in the organization when Troupe 714 organized in LHS last spring, Miss Betty Arnsinan was niatle an honorary nieniher at that tinie. The ollicers in the Thespian Society are Martha Kay Highee, presitlent: -lean Caldwell, vieefpresitlent: Virginia Akers, secretary, and hlaclxie Vsfesner, freasiirer. Now to the vital sta.istics: To heroin-: a Thespian a Ylllklflll iniist earn len points in tl.an1atics work. This includes not only aetinsg, hilt such taslzs as property inaiiayfer. stage manager. assistant director, light' ing! technician, and even painting sceneryl A Thespian with twenty points is a star Thespian, thirty points a two star Thespian, and so on. So you see, it really is an honor! CHARTER Tl IESPIANS laelcie XVesner, ,lean flaltlwell, Martha Kay Highee, Virginia Alcers, -Ioan Livingston, Miss Betty Arnsnian and Mrs, ,lane Watrtl. THESPIAN SOCIETY Top row: lirank Hellin, Charles Vv'h1tney, ,lim Martin, Alice M a r s li a l l, Sara Hawkins, Iackie Hicks, Second row: -lim Mcffonnaha, Dick Richey, Helen Ulrey. -Ioan Livingston, Martha K. Highee, Mrs, Waircl, Miss Arnsnian, jackie Vvlesner, jean Caldwell, Hilda Denger, liirst row: Pat Thompson, XVilla Ann Wziltiiii, Donna ,lean l.anihert, Carolyn Cainplwell, wlane Chanihers, joyce Vxfade, Kay Stahl, Mary Adams, llena Till' 1947 CCJJV-Y Page lllilV'SC'l't rl 4 X iw.-1 Jffffevmf x Q: f MI.. Y .MW L ,ft,.., S1 395 1- viii my I f WP f 1 23941 A --15 f Affff'-sax .. -0? ,Wm 1 - S -4 'f K ' ' - - A , SH ' AM ' ,, 'l ' Q' Q1 V A 27 1 i Nz-fu, :: -up .:f , 3 :,, 5: qs -gg.. f g- :. 3 1, - :A , if ,G as 1 iq, -w,1,. a f - 4 V1Tf,x2?t?iQ3 Q' 3 1 2 , . ,J wg 3? Q . is '.U5QffggQzg fiQ 3S A w ww ,Q 5 -:fzmfisv 5:22223 .3 HSI, 1E 511 A z I - 5 ,U Q. if 5 ' -5 'L ' ' iff- v is K 3 , : i- SF F f f -3152? 1 2 a n ff? J I-IIfY , The Hi'Y organization, with Mr. Glenn Neeves acting as advisor, is an organization of junior and senior boys who learn the Christian way of living through activities and principles of the club, which are: Clean speech, clean sports, clean living. Organized late this year, the HifY had as president, jim Slagleg viccfpresident, Bud Winklerg secretary, Bob Sharpe, and treasurer, Larry Honan. SENIOR SUNSHINE COUNCIL The Sunshine Societies are the organizations to which all the girls of LHS from seventh grader to senior belong. Asthey say in their pledge, With love in my heart, forgetting self . . . I shall try to make my school and my community a more beautiful place in which to live. The girls directly across the page are the officers of the Senior Sunshine Society, and the home room representatives of the organization. It is the duty of these girls to collect and tabulate the Sunshine points acquired by each girl. These points are earned by the girls by doing services, in order to make . . . school and . . . community a more beautiful place in which to live. Senior Sunshine officers are Nancy Burchell, presidentg Marilyn Newman, vicefpresidentg and Martha Kay Higbee, secretaryftreasurer. Mrs. Mary Ann McIntyre sponsors this group. JUNIOR SUNSHINE COUNCIL These are the junior Sunshine council members. Sort of j.g. editions of the Senior Sunshine girls. The Junior Society includes in its numbers all girls from seventh grade to ninth grade, the Senior Society from sophomores to seniors. junior Sunshiners, under the leadership of Mrs. Drubelle Stephenson, their sponsor, and Marcia Miller, president, Mary Livingston, vice'presif dentg and Beverly Paxson, secretaryftreasurer, their oflicers, perform duties and services to their school comparable to those of the older girls. This work more readily equips them for the future responsibilities that they will have to undertake in coming years. The 1947 Cedars Page ffty mn: Senior Office Assistants ger, Beverly McMillen. Alf berta Swope, Mary Ann Sloop, Donna Lambert, -loyne Wade, Sara Hawkins, jean Caldwell, Dolores Reese, Betty Graham, Pat Copeland, Alice Marshall. Ginny Akers, joan Livingston, julia liohi-. Junior Office Assistants Reading down, left to right: Lois Carter, Wanda Bra , Martha lsenhower Mary Elf lerkamp, Mary Alice Jarrett, Fern Corwin, Madalyn Steel' smith, Carolyn Sue M1iROl erts, Geraldine H u in b l e , Helen Couchman, Laverne Downey, Betty Mclvlillex , Marcia Miller, Rose Laiiberh Library Assistant-x Top row: Allan O w e n s , Mary Lou Shirley, Marcia Mille , Joyce Thaiche , Berta Mills. Rita Pearl, E. Lo s Winkler, B e t t y Bartlett, M irilyw N e a l , E t h e l Riner. Second row: Lethn Williams, Mar f lyn Newm an, Corrine Winkler, Nancy Kashnei , M a r r. h a Sipe:-, Glenda N 0 l t e, Christina Thrinc , Beverly McMi ' len, Helen U 1 r e y , .I o a n n 1 Stewart. First row: lflable Scott, M a 1 in 5 Lambert, lean' nine Myers, Mai' tha K. Higbec , Dolores Reese, Bi tty Crzham, Cora Mae Rug' ers, joan Fishe: QFFICE ASSISTANTS You have already seen the superintendents office assistants. Here are the girls that answer the phone so courteously when you call 660 fujunior High School, Mrs. Stephenson's ofhceuj or 680 l High School, Mr. Neumarfs oflicevl. They type the announcements and collect and type the absences. They do all kinds of errands, keep the class lists straight, take messages to all, both students and teachers, and generally act as the oil in the school machinery. They, too, are a very necessary and useful part of our school. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Gimme a Beard, screeches a student, Crazy? Hardly. The noble and lougfsuffering library assistants simply smile serenely and hand them a Beard---the history of Charles A. Beard, that is! Yes, you know all of them-you have seen them at one time or another, peeping over the stack of hooks on the library desk, shovelling out the reading matter, both light and intellectual, to the student body. They keep the library Heat and clean, can lay their hands on a reference book, blind' loldcd, and help Miss McLaughlin, a very busy lady, in both the junior High and Senior High Libraries. Page sixty The 1947 Cedars Reading down, left to right: Cora Mae Rogers, Hilda Den' BOTANY-BIOLOGY CLUB Although we fully recognize the im' portance ol this cluh, space here does not permit us to name lor you the memhers of the largest cluh in our school. Witli Mr. M. M, jones as sponsor, Herh McRoherts, president: Bud Brainhlett, vicefpresidentg and Cecelia I7eMott, secretaryftreasurer, the Bot' anyfBiology flluh devotes itself to the furtherment of hotanical and hiological knowledge. Students who have com' pleted or who are enrolled in the hot' any or hiololy classes are eligihle for memhership. PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB Another large cluh and again we cannot name the memhers for you. The Physical Science Cluh is composed of hoth the chemistry and physics stu' dents, and is devoted to the study of, logically enough, the physical sciences. The clnh is sponsored hy Mr. Kenneth Nutt, and is ollicered hy Ed Bramhlett, president: Ernest Parcels. vicefpresif dentg and Nancy Burchell, secretary' treasurer. Mr. Nutt also plans to have a iunior science cluh in the near future, made up of interested science students in the -Iunior High. SLI DE RULE CLASS These are the hoys and girls of the slipfstick, Miss Eileen Beckett sponf sors this group, which devotes its time to getting their mathematical prohlems with the aid of the aforementioned slide rule. Everything from trig to nhysics can he solved hy these wizards, we learn. They have no oflicers-just hrainsl Top row: ,lack johnson, Donal Morris, Arthur Thompson, Betty Detherage, Marilyn Hollingsworth, ,loan lzisher. Third row: Bill Elsey, Corinne Wiiikf ler, Martha Sipes, Sonny Vogel, -Iohn floddington, Gail Mullin, Cherry Wetliiiigtfmri, Mariorie An- derson, Patty Owens, Marilyn Earle. Second row: Bud Vsfinkler. Dick Richey, Larry Honan, Bill Sullivan, Don Newsom, john McKinney, Iackie Hicks, Alma Roth, Ilena Denger. liirst row: Bill Sloan, George Laflin, vloe Morrow, Alohn Holloman, Phil Headv. ,lim Slagle, jane Chambers, Miss Beckett, Martha Kay Highee. The IU47 Cedars 'Q SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB Si, si, and a eounl' of seniors to you! These budding Spaniards, .vith Miss Donna Irnsche as sponsor, valianily altcmpt to further the G rod' Ncihbor Policy by rvav ing interest in the poctiu al lansfuage in the hall- of LHS. It's oflicers are Gail Mullin, presicentz Charles Wliitriey, 'rice' T president: joyee Iellitt, seeretaryftrezsurvr. Top Row' Glynn Coryell, Gail Mullin, james Lucas, Wallziee je tis, jim lVIcConnaha, Charles Whitiaey, jim Boatnian Bob Beery, Charles Heath. Middle Row: Glenda Lou Nolte, Maxine Lambert, joan Paxson, Sara Lou Hawl-:ins, Mary Ann Sloop, jackie Hicks, Anna Belle Akers, loan Kennedy, Rose Lambert, Beverly McMillen. lfirst Row: Nancy Kashner, Betty MeMillen, Martha Heath, Mary Frances McKenzie, Miss Irmsehei, Ardella Robrnson, jofce Pollitt, Betty Lou King, Ruth Dillon, Beverly Paxson. LATIN CLUB Top Row: Marjorie Mullikin, Inell Swinford, Marjorie Anderson, Lois Carter, Bette Davis, Patsy MeMannis, Sally 'W'inkler, Dane Wzilker, Glynn Coryell, David Richey, joe Morrow. Fourth Row: George Hiland, Herbert Rowland, john Wzird, Mary Vxfinkler, jane Reinke, Marcia Miller, Sue 'Winkler Marilyn Earle, janelle Clark, Margaret Allen, Louise Five:oat, Edith Shanklin, Norma Thornton, Barbara liinih, jtlia Billineslv. Third Row: I Charles Rader, Robert Wiirren, Morgan jones, Nellie Brattain, Vxfinilred Crim, Barbara Christenson, jean Cald' well, Ilena Denger, janet Hawkins, Rita Pearl, jo Ann Henry, Suzanne Ball, Marcia Edwards. Martha Sires, E, Loi:- Vv'inkler, Willii Ann Waltnmii, Marilyn Rader. Second Row: Bob Shanks, Tom Hopkins, john David Prolhtt, Marcia Dale, Marilyn Hollingsworth, Betty Detherage, Mary Adams, joan Fisher, Pat Rohn, Alberta Swope, joyce Wade, Corinne Wiiikler, jeannine Myers, Marilyn Newman, Marry Beth Sallee, Patricia Anderson. Iiirst Row: julia Rohn, Mzirilyli Wells, jean Paxson, Donna Laaibert, Nancy Burehell, Martha Christian, jane Chambers, Yir ginia Akers, Mrs. Sumpter, Alice Marshall, Dorothy Martin, Lois jean MeRoberts, Eddie VanNuys, Barbara Livingston, Martha Kay Higbee. LATIN CLUB Ciiitas Romanas, hey call it --r o ll g li 1 v ' r y roughl translation, the Roman Stine. Vlvs. Pauline Sumptes is at the helm as sponsoi, and the oilieers are Dor rthy fviarf tin, first consul: Barbara Livingston, :eeond Co isulg Lois jeannr INlcRoleerts, quaestor: Eddie Vanh uys, curule aedilix These stu' dents, not believing the old story. Latin is ai lead langguagfe, et:, , are doing their best ti- preserve the itrost classical of the classic languages, the basis of ia st modern languages. And a lint jib thi-y're doing! COMMERCIAL CLUB j The:-c are the people ll.aLe.e1'y exeeuiive needs. Ani :n Lu4u.e years, in tae would he execs are rnttrested, we recommend these people to fill their needs! lior these are the i einhers ol the coininerf tial cluh, Miss lxonna jran Morris sponsors the noun, and with Carolyn Ca' phel as president, jusline NVilcox as vice' pre:i.lcnt, and Pat Rohn a s secretary 1 treasurer, these future stenograph' ers, secretaries and hook' keepers who must have at leas' two eredils and he working on a third hefore the ' are c i gihle for mem' hership are all set for anything! Commercial Club Top row: Don Kersey, Ed Bramhlett, Dwaine Hiland, jim French, jim Bush, Dick Lovell, Tom Ogden, Third row: Boh Pearl, Mahle Scott, Betty Caldwell, Erma Meenach, Mary Ellerkamp, Martha Isenhower, Laura Mcflrilll, Lou Ann Mozingo, Beverly McMillen, Marjorie Anderson, Patsy Newkirk, Betty Bowman. Charles Wliitiiey. Second row: Mildren Stevens, jean Caldwell, Hilda Denger, Martha Christian, Donna j. Lainhert, Betty Heinhaugh, ltla Gilford, Cora Mae Rogers, Monzelie Byrd, Cecelia DeMott, lrvena Sheets, Barhara Reveal. First row: julia Rohn, janice Ferguson, Betty Graham, joan Livingston, Miss Morris, justine Wilcmnx, Pat Rohn, Carolyn Cainphell, Grace Gihhs, Dolores Reese, jean Brenton, Betty Parker, Christina Thrine, Home Economics Club Top row: NVanda james, Ethel Riner, Berta Mills, Helen Couchinan, Martha Elder, Roherta Anderson. Fourth row: Virginia Vsferner, Mary Morris, Pat Thompson, jean Brenton, Fern Corwin. Evelyn Dickerson, Mary Ellerf kainp, Cherry XVethinggton, Marilyn Graves, Betty Anderson, joan Harris, Laura Mcflriili, Betty King, Patty Owens, Rose llowcll. Third row: Mariam Mclntyre, Phi'da Huffman, jean Dolson, Marry Lou Shirley, Helen Isenhour, joyce Thatcher, Vv'anda Brock, Phyllis Shoekley, Annahelle Hiland, Christina Thrine, Grace Gihhs, Corahelle DeVol, julia Hysong, Beverly Herrmann, Marjorie Fitzwater. Esther jenkins, Vye Peper, Betty Mills. Second l'ow: Reva Wailker, Ruth Ann Cainphell, Marilyn Neal, Mildred Harshnian, Laura Thistlethwaite, Betty Parker, joan Eghert, Pat Wzlrreii, Patsy Newkirk, Betty Caldwell, jean Caldwell, Cora Mae Rogers, Mahle Scott, Irvena Sheets, joan Baits, Barhara Reveal. liirst row: Miss Spacht, Agnes Booth, Betty Bartlett, joan Livingston, justine Wilcox, Ilena Denger, Mary Alice Vv'hite, Betty Bowman, Phyllis Thrine, Maxine Cline, Martha Isenhower, joanna jelfries, joyce Wirtle, Pat Rohn, Alherta Swope, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Ar I IIS l:.H.A. doesn't r' e an liederal Housing Administration not hy a rreasuiing cup full! To us. it incans Future Home' makers of A in e rica - ilu ose lovely, charming young ladies who cook up the most heavenlyfsinellf lIl'! dishes, and nearly :trurve everyone in our srhool, just hefore noon. But. not only do they cook, they sew, too! Well, just in case you fellows would like to know just v'ho are these fair maids, so well cultured in the hoviely arts, just ask the Huh sponsor, Miss Eliza' hi-th Snacht. or the oflif -ers, llena Deneer, presif dent' ,Ioan jelfries, vice' nrwident: C lm r i s ti n a Thrine. srcretaryftreasurcr and Be'ty Bowman, linanf tial chairman. LIBRARY CLUB LIBRARY CLI JB The Lihrary Cluh is com' posed of the worth5 lihrary aszistants that we have rierrf tioned before. This vast fall, they had a party--coinrlete with eakes, eol.es ard dine' inif, hy golly! Enough to wake a person yeari tc he a lihrary assistant! Miss P uth McLaughlin s p o n s wi s the group, Cort Mae Rogers ,s president, and ,loan Livingy ston acts as secretary treas- urer. Top row: lim Meflonnaha, Beve ly MeMi4len, Norma Thornton, Rita Pearl, Berta Mills, Maxine Cline, Martha Elder, Helen 3 Couehman, lxoherta Anderson, ,Ioan liisher, Martha Kay Highee. Second row: Betty Bartlett, ,Ieannine Myers, Clenda Lou Nol e, ,loanna Stewart, Helen Ulrey, Rosalie Smith, Nancy Kashner, lrarlha Sipes, lwlarilyn Newman, liirst row: ,lustine Vv'ileox, Betty Graham, Dolores Reese, Jeanne Brenton, ,loan Livingston, Cora Mae Rogers, Phyllis Thr ne, hlahel Seott, Miss MeLaughlin, HOME ROOM OFFICERS Top row: Ed Bramhlett, Mauriee Vv'inkler, Carolyn Camphell, Betty Craham, Dolores Reese, loan Lixingsten, Christina '7hrine, ,Ioyee 'l'hateher, ,lim Boatman, Bill Sullivan, Larry H'll, Don Wcmlgzist, Dowane Seott, Leon Tolley, Carnit l .1rker. Thiwl row: Bob Sharpe, David Riehey, Charles Rader, Mar l 1 Dean, Mzlrilyri Earle, Mary Beth Sallee, Suzanne Ball, Bonnie llteese, Virginia Lee, ,lanelle Clark, Dorothy Thompson, john M iyinney, Bill Elsey, liorest Clark, Dave Richardson. Second row: Don Bowers, lvlorgan lones, Betty King, Marci- Edwards, Patsy Melvlanis, Marv F. McKenzie, Elizahtth 'Him' lins, Mary Staton, Dorotha Tehoe, Marilyn Lee, Shirley MeC:igg, Corinne Wiiikler, Boh Shanks, -lohn Andt rso'1, Lloyd Cragun. 'liirst row: Roy Lyneh, Bill Maryin, Billy Kersey, Max Myers, Max Hanlon, Beverly Mullin, Carolyn Lowery, Thelrna Staton, Twyla Small, Dave Sherry, Marshall Rose, Wzrlter Heflin, Larry Hill. HOME ROOM OFI JICICRS Thinking, very raionzlly, that no one eould he as e ost' to the student: as the 'tu' dents themselves, the sclool has heen eneouragixg the eleetion of home rom-m offi- eers, selected hy the :tudc nts of each home room, to rep resent that hone room in vital school matters 'She presidents ol the home room:- are the ones who cl aw for places for their home rooms when haskethall ticket selling time comes around, znd, ae' eording to these plat-es, the students Hle down to the of' lice to piek up their tickets Prohahlv the most vital ht me room officers- are those of the senior home rooms: these, along with the senior officers. and sponsors, aet as The Senior Council, a pol ey making grotp for the Sei ioi Class. JUNIOR BOOK CLUI The cluh is open to seve eights and nines who like duced the Book Week pl md it the SIIIIC time doni iher f oks 1 -lunior High Lihrary, Ad to this were a numher hook reviews, which thc C found very interesting. read, says Miss McLaughl sponsor. The group p 2 1 sz A ai a nun o ho ' tc 1 L l JUNIOR BOOK CLUB Top row: Benny Camphell, Clillord Antclill, ,lack Trowhridge, Edwin Byrd, Marx lvlyers, Clillord Kayes, jimmy Seeright, Kim Yarhrough, Glen Hootman, Norman Linton. Third row: Bette Thornton, Elizaheth Hawkins, Madalyn Steelsmith, Manrv li. McKen1ie, lvlarcia Miller, Sally Winkler, Mary Winkler, Mary Livingston, Helen lsenhower, Phyllis Shockley, Annahel Hiland, Carol Vv'elch, Charlotte McClain, Second row: Leigh Peterson, Ronald Snyder, Dale Lemons, lfloyd Mzirtiri, Okie Curtis, Charlotte Denger, Patricia McKinney, Ella Lee Wells, Shirley Hoffman, Alice Reese, Ann jones, Walter Hellin, Mzirilee Utterhack. First row: Miss McLaughlin, Helen lsenhower, Marilyn Walker, joan Messenger, Rita Lawler, Sally Vogel, Thelma Staton, Carolyn Lowry, jerry Camphell, Clarence Boyland, Pres.: Beverly Cooper, Boh Shanks. MODERN MISS CLUB Top row: Patricia Campbell, Donna Miller, Louise West, Barhara Wagoner, Elizaheth Wolfe, Leah Hiland, Mary Livingston, Beverly Cooper, Mildred Fairlleld, Carol Welch, Charlotte McClain, Helen Barrett, Patricia Locke, ,Iessie lsenhower, Rovene Barrett. Second row: Bette Thornton, Margaret Sullivan, Donna Hiatt, Pat Schiznmel, Rita Lawler, ,loan Messenger, Alice Reese, Ann jones, Beverly Proctor, Dorothy Thompson, Patsy Newman, Patsy Glendenning, Peggy Newman, Rovcne Coons, Frances Kelley. First row: Charlene Kincaid, Sally Vogel, Helen lsenhower, Marilyn Walker, Miss Spacht, Charlene Dickerson, joanne Detherage, Twyla Small, Carolyn Lowery, Marilce Utterback, Nancy -lellries, Phyllis Broshar, Thelma Staton. MODERN MISS CLU Committee chairmen Modern Miss Cluh was stituted hy MISS Elllib Spacht, Home Economics struetor, as a style an n ners cluh for 8A an girls who take home e nomies, lt is, you might S a junior home ec cluh. l sides their regular ineeti the cluh has had a Valent Partv. and eniovvd il DY up Party in May. Having no olllcersw d i . d n c SENIOR HIGH GIRLS, GLEE CLUB The dulcet tones that sail upward from Miss MeNeal's basement music room every Iirst hour belong to the Senior High girls' glee club, under the direction of that energetic lady .... Oollddd num rifverrn chime in the busses, as the tenors reach up for a high one. What's this, you ask? just the sm' handsome incmhers of the boys' glee club, fScnior High, that isj loosening up their vocal ch0rdS on an old favorite. . . . SENIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS And these embryonic Carusoes and Jenny Linds are the memhers of this, the Junior High boys' and girls' glee clubs. Also under the direction of Miss Alma McNeal, these seventh and eighth graders are remarkably tuneful .... The cream of the crop-whose picture does not appear on these pages-are the fellows and girls of the Concert Choir. Chosen hy Miss McNeal for their exceptional aptitude in the art of vocalizing, this group performs with grace and perfec' tion at all important affairs where they are called to perform, in the school and outside the school. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row: Rita Pearl, Louise Fivecoat, Frances Burrcss, Laverne Downey, Rosalie Smith, Margaret Adam, Lou Ann Mozingo, Pat Thompson, Marcia Dale, Betty Heinhaueh, Viva Fisher, Dolores Reese. Sixth rexv: Betty Caldwell, Patsy Newkirk, Charlene McAfee, Roherta Anderson, Mable Scott, Martha K. Highee, Donna Xvolgast, Marcia Edwards, JoAnn Henry, Brin Vyfhitney, Lois J. McRoherts, Suzanne Ball, Edith Shanklin. Fifth row: Barhara Lixineston, Marilyn Rader, JoAnn Kennedy, Margaret Dye, Joyce Pollitt, Marv Morris, Marilyn Earle, Barbara Finch, Joan Paxson, Beverly Paxson, Mary F, McKenzie, Martha Heath, Bonnie Reese, Pat Copeland, Rose Laniheit, lviarcia Miller. Fourth roxy: Martha Fld-rr, Joyce Thatcher, Annahelle Hiland, Berta Mills, lxiarilyn Neal, Jean Dolson, Vera Stevens, Ida Mgic Hill, Lggha Williams. Philda l'iullman, Marilyn Melntyre, Ruth Ann Cfamphell, Nancy Burchell, Di-nna Jean Lamhert, Hilda Denger, Pat Rohn, Ardella Robison. Third roxy: Jane Reinke, Helen Isenhour, Shirley Harshman, Laura Thistlethvyaite, Norma Thornton, Joanna Jeffries, Laura McGriff, Shirley Owens, Rose Miracle, Mary Copeland, lfsther Jenkins, Bexerly Herrmann, Julia Rohn, Joan Balls, livena Sheets. Second roxy: XVanda Brock, Margaret Allen, Virginia Vferner, Betty Parker, Martha Christian, Martha Sipes, Jane Chamhers, Betty Graham, Janice Ferguson, Miss McNeal, Sue Winkler, Nellie Brattzun, Sally Xlfinkler, Betty Bray, Pat Reinke, Nancy Kashner, Helen Shockley, Barhara Reveal. First roxy: Virginia la e, Mariorie Fitzyyater, NVand.i Bray, Maxine Cline, Carolyn Kfamphell, Pillty tix,-uns. R050 POWCH' Nrafilyn Newman, Mary Beth Sallee, Jeannine Myers, Mary Waukler, Julia Billingsley, Jean Caldwell, Mildri d Stevens, Mary Alice Vfhite, Betty Anderson. SENIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top roxy: Do-.xane Scott, lfharles Bryant. I7 ifvi Tolley, Paul Nexvltirk, Ross Neese. Fifth roxy: Boh Thrine, Harold Martin, tiene Ryan, James McAfee, Bill Sloan, Glynn Coryell, Don Wulgast, Boh Wills. Fourth row: Tom N i'i' se, Boh Sharpe, John lloddinuton, Dave Richey, Phil Headv, John Holloman, Dvsaine Hiland, Larry Honan, Bill Goodnight. Third roxy: Allan O-yens, Dire Ricliardson, John IU. Profhtt, Raymond Barton, Morgan Jones, Alyn Mcflonnaha, Dick Boone, Dane Walker, Bob Hein' lwaugli, Jim Quellhorst. Second row: Nancy Burchell, Frank Hellin, Fred Tansellc, Joe Morrow, Gerald French, Charles Rader, Tom Honan, Norman Smiley, Jackie Ham. Herb XVest, Boh Shanks. 1 First row: Larry Hill, Hexyard Camphell, Cflillord Kays, Boh Harman, Jim Slaggle, Leon XVeitzel, Bud Winkler, Boh Adam, Dick Richey, Jim Stahl, Herb MCRoher!s, Dick Lovell. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS T r yy: L r n W'allter, liarhvra Flack, lviarigaret Sullivan, Charlene Kincaid, Alice Reese, Ann Jon's, Sall, Su' V gyl, R't: L: 'l- , . M up ffiiirolynUliowery, Bexeily Proctor, lilizahetli XVolfe, Frances Kelley, Helen Isenhour. K V L U K li IW kr Join esscnger' Fftl r ': li 'tt' Th iruton, Ifah lliland, fflrirl'-tte Denuer, Louise Byrkett, Betty Loveless, Mina Bak 'r, Mir'l' B ' t, Cz l W-l ll, Ch- l M C ' l lHl'ilkiii Biiriiett, lifilltlred lizurlield, Roxene Coons, Valada Scott, Donald Miller, Barham Vv'agoncr. K I I yn mmu U0 f C drone C' lam' F th r 'r ll-tty Mlll'r, Louis' Best, Thilma Staton, Okie Curtis, Betty Scott. Lnln Allin, B-y-'rl C -f, P-yy N., K ' EH L W ll mHThoinxi1son, llitia Mae Byroads, Shirley l ll7ll'IhilI1, Phyllis Martin, Alberta Uyyens, Beverly Mullih,yHel3hpLSal1lrifilsnil Dkdiiimlhld TCl30c.cc C sy Dorothy Tl l ri 'z Marilyn Jo Lee, lilizaheth Hawkins, Alice Philhcck, Shirley Hoxyson, Joyce Ferry, Mary H-I n B'Ilinr lg . Ph ll' B hx N - Hrlvlarilee Utterhaelt, Marilyn XValker, Jessie lsenhour, Blanche Booth, Donna Brock, Carol Breedlove, AlidreylRolliloii, Patiliclsa irfigiiy S-' l 2 Rutl Cfriui, Peggy Lindley, Lois Liyineston, Bohhy Shinn, Max Myers, YVyman Ditlvrs n, B'll L' 'all' , Ed B Cl, B b ' lLmJl1i'iiki'ilii'idgi-, liranlc B.-rrett, Ronald Dixson, Bill Broshar, NHHCY LCWIIHCH, Milrlllil Clilfli, Shirley Mcflrihg, JLai3liiefgims.wm yr U Voorhlsl Jack F' A r 1: Kim Yglfbroiieli, Carol Greene, Glen Hootman, Donna Mac Orwig, XXf'esley Nelson, Tom Tan'-ll-, B h Ott' . , ' A ' ' In Mhhleal, Walter Hellin, Floyd Martin, Boh Craig, Charlene Dickerson, Txyyla Small, Leigh Peterson, M K 0 Umm Junior mcmf' Misa The CCCILITS Pagg Sixtynqcven Page sixtyfeiglzt OUR BAND Top row: Dale Dickerson, Bill Ellis, Irvin Martin, Ernest Marshall, Malvis Grisel, lack Maxson, Dick Richey, Herb McRohcrts, lim Boatman, Daniel Brown, Fred Tausclle. Third row: Nancy Burchell, Freda Sherrill, lean Paxson, Martha K. Higbee, joan Paxson, Dick Boone, Frank Heflin, Don Wolgast, Wallace lefls, Arthur Dickerson, Bill Dillon. Second row: Mildred Stevens, Ieannine Myers, Sara Hawkins, Monzelle Byrd, Nadiene Warren, Anna Belle Akers, Pat Anderson, Beverly Whitaker, Lou Ann Mozingo, Marilyn Graves, Don Bowers. First row: Rita Urban, Janet Hawkins, Betty Davis, Margaret Adam, Beverly Cooper, Morgan Jones. Director, Mr. Lester DeBard, twirlers left to right: Vera Stevens, Phyllis jackson, Iva Wethf ington, majorette, Mary Jane Sloan, Maxine Lambert. The 1947 Cedars jackson, Iva Wethington, BAND Any time instrumental music is required by the school, all thoughts turn Hrst to the band, under thc very capable direction of Mr. Lester DcBard. They played for all the basketball games this year, in the school itself, both for games in which LHS's Tigers played, and at all sessions of the County and Sectional Tourneysg they gave a superfspecial convo in lvfarcb, and they are always available at Honor Day and Commencement. Several of the musicians won nrst and second division honors in various musical high school contests. Pretty nice hunch of people? We think so. TWIRLERS Energy personiiied-that is what these girls are! just bundles of vim and vigor as they lead the hand through its paces at hall games. Wherever the band is, you are sure to End these girls, not only making music with the band, but going through all sorts of gymnastics before the band. We can't tell if they are doublefjointed or justhwhafs the word?-supple?-well, that is good enough! To them, too, we owe a debt of gratitude. They represent the student body of LHS to other schools and the people of other towns, with their clean, youthful vital appearance. TWIRLERS Maxine Lambert, Phyllis maiorette, M a r y ja n e Sloan, Vera Stevens. The 1947 Cedars Page sixty-nine 'L- Always of interest to young and old. An outlet for excess energy, an excel- lent opportunity for the development of leadership, team play, coordination, quick thinking, coolness and level-headedness-all these and many more- sports at LHS is on the up-grade. Starting too late to be pictured in this issue, LHS is resuming a track program this year after abandoning this branch of athletics several years ago. In addition to the present set-up, an even broader athletic program is contemplated for the future so that all who care to can become part of LHS sports. Athletic Director Forest G. Witsman, Assistant Coach William S. Doc Heath and Fred Cat Adam are in charge of the boys' athletics while Mrs. Betty Kaak is supervising the girls' physical education. ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL Seated: Carolyn Camphellg Kay Stahlg Dick Richey: Ed Bramhlcrt, Presidentg Virginia Akers, Secretaryg Bob Sharpe, ViccfPresidcntg Don Kersey. Faculty Sponsors: Miss Arnsmun, M1 Witsman, Mr, Neuman, Mr, Heath, Mrs. Stephenson. The main duties of thc Athletic Board of Control are to set the price of season basketball tickets and to act upon the coaclfs recommendations for athletic awards. This Board consists of the oihcers of the Athletic Association, two boy and two girl repre' sentatives, the piincipal, superintendent, dean of girls, girls' physical education teacher, and members of the coaching staff. Page seventyftwo The 1947 CBJGTS YIEI I. LEADERS Uh n K 'X1xR4rIvL'llN, ji ' ', lx . Klum' Ill I' S, NllN'Y,. Ik'lXtllI.IINll', plcqaxzuml prppy! EVVCIIX, 1,06 Alum 5... 'q TI7 'Y MANAGERS AND WATER BOY lim Bihllllldll, ,Iumnr n1.1x1.lgu. Pull SIIHIX-lll, Hmmm' Ill-lI1Jli1L'I1 Edylw Van Nuyx, XNHIIVI lmy lfruln mln- Nl1lmul1n.ltv XlVXK'INrlI1l lhvw lwv- 'hlmmkcgl aaftvf' ilu' .llhlcllc lraunx uf ffngnclu Xxvllxllhlll .md Hcnth. The 1047 Cmlmxs Pu 6 szlullx three ,S X. f-if A f A ix y QQ :. ...N ix K S I K '- ' wk ,, A ' A is - r' ' E A W .. S' A ' 'S ' Q, J :Ak i s - ia fi A 5 A E A sf 5' x, M Xxg -- :I X ,f l fn 5 L A f 1 Q ,X i A 5 B? E -A Q1 f . .,.. 5 f iii, A as ax I g is ' A S 1 ' 3 5. 5 pg j VARSITY BASKETBALL Plzlvixmg lll1L1L'I' tlw reins ul' ll new couch that 194647 I..ClNlllUH Tigers cndcd thc scnscm with IU wins .Lguins S lo Thu Tmcrs lost tlwir iiwl 4 gammw dun' lu luck of cxpcricucc, l1uLthcn hlEIl1C1I'rU'idL' to win 10 nut 01 thc lzwt I4 gg mn Season Record Lglppl ,A---,,VVV,,,w,,, ,,,,Y,,,,,,,,, ,..,. L C l 12lINH1 ...... c:I'2lVVfOI'dSViHC ,,,,. ,,,, 2 5 Lqlsglngmn tiqmml ut' Suumh BL-ml ..,,,, .,,, L V3b2lllUlYYff Z8 Frankfort ..,,,,,,,, .A.. 2 4 Lclmmm Lglfdyuic ,,,4,,,,,,,,.,,,....,, ,,.... LCbdIlOl1 ...... .... 2 4 .ICfrCI'SOI1X'iHC ,AY, ,,., 2 6 Lcbglnqm Lebanon ...... .... 4 3 Sheridan ....... 29 Lebanon Rossvillc VVZIIIIQMI1 37 Lclmmm ,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 CfilIl1CklI'Ill ..,.,,,,,,, l,llf1lYt'Uk' ,, , ,, 'ill l,Cl7llllIll1 ,,,, ,,,A 4 l cil'2lXVi-Ul'KlSVi l'lgmkf.wL , , 36 Lulmmm ,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 9 Slwrtridgc Cfcuiml uf llnt XX'qwm' ,, 38 I,CI5llI1UI1 ,,,,,, ,, 49 Mfmmfvillc 51111111 Suic, Fmt Vx'nvm', 33 LL-lmmm ,,,, ,.,,, 2 3 New Cgutlc -ri : ' f .f 9 -1, ' M kt is -fx f Iv - vw X y, I , Z, f - fs. N , tx A-Q ':Q . f ., gg P-A -H, VARSITY SQUAD Mclirmlwcrts Hzxrmxm Bryant Lzlllin Lump Cc:lgr'm'c Richey Kcrscy 36 Z9 -ur 27 46 Imlszumn Lvlmlwlm Lclmmm LL'hllllUll,,, Lclmnon .,..,, KW Q I Q ef SQ in . , -in ' 56' 'Y 5 :Q x '32, Brown Brnmlwlctt 34 34 -H 56 29 The I9-V7 Cedars P11110 WW fN'fiW CUBS Top row: .Iolin Grzilinm, Diik PM diiul Bill VVyaitt, lvfalvis Clrisrl, ljilwilll Stott, Bob Heiiibaiigli. Second row: Dick Colgrfvc, Dain Knox, Duvc Rivlicy, Bob Cook First row: jim Qucllliorft, Ronald PC: body. FRESHMAN SQUAD Top row: Bcnny Campbell, Ted Cory Larry Hill. First row: Clifford Kays, 'lemld Frxncl' Clarenfe Boyland, Allen Voorliis JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Top row: jim Sliulcmirv, -Innes Hun drix, Roy Lynch, Mr. Adam, Bolwlw' ,loc Aslilcy, Lloyd Scott, Gail Barton Second row: Forest Ryan, Mlrloi Scott, lion Pratt, Leon Tolley, 'Steyr Scott, Mickey Hcflin, nizrizlger, Bol Craig, manager. Third row: Bill Kerscy, Jim Seeiiglit Don Scott, Sonny Walker. Mu: Hanlon. Page seventyfsix The 1947 Cedars CUBS . The Tiger Cubs, composed entirely of Freshmen and Sophomores, completed their season of Hfteen games with only four wins against 11 defeats. Four of these losses, however, were by only one point. Rather than use juniors and Seniors on the B squad as other schools did, the Lebanon coaching staff worked underclassmcn so that they could gain experience. This move, naturally, was a factor in losing so many games. However, thc experience these boys gained should prove to be an asset to the Tiger teams of the ncxt three years. FRESHMAN SQUAD Height seemed to be the main factor in the Freshmen's seven won and four lost record. Although several of the members are shown in the Cubs picture, the squad boasted of two members over the six foot mark and three or four others rapidly approaching it. Several members of the team participated on the Cubs and one saw action with the Varsity during the tournaments. The rhinies avenged two defeats to Frankfort and Noblesville but suffered from two losses to Lafayette. , JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Lebanon's Iunior High team this year gave promise for strong teams at Lebanon in 1951 and 1952. This group of seventh and eighth grade boys met all kinds of competition in their tweive game schedule and emerged undefeated. This squad was one of the best balanced junior high teams ever to play on the local court. Coach of this fine aggregation was Mr. Fred Cat Adam, former Lebanon hardwood star. The 1947 Cedars Page seventy seven TIGER SOFTBALL SQUAD Standing: Bob XVills, Dwaine Hiland, jim Slagle, Herb lVIcRoberts, Dick Richey, Larry Honan, Bob Heinbaugh, Jim Quellhorst. Kneeling: Jim French, Junior Quick, john Holloman, jack Johnson, jack Brown, George Laflin, Fay Isenhower. SOFTBALL Lebanon again entered the Boone County Softball League, but, playing inconsistent ball, could manage only to take third place. The Tigers won six games and lost two, one each to Zionsville and Whitestown, for a .750 average, Baseball took over from Softball during the Spring season. Mr, Willianu S. Doc Heath is the coach. L CLUB The L Club consists of boys who have earned their letters in varsity competition. A boy enters the L Club automatically upon receiving his letter, Sponsor of the organization is Mr. Forest Witsman, Athletic Director. L CLUB Standing: Ed Bramblert, Dick Richey, Mr. Witsllizlli. Kneeling: Bob Willis, Fay lscnhower, George Laflin. Page Sfvwfyffighf The 1947 Cedars G. A. A. Top Row: Carol Green, Erin Wliitriey, Joyce Pollitt, Ethel Riner, Dorothy Thompson, Patsy Glendenning, Rovcne Barrett, Pat Rohn, Joyce Wade, Alberta Swope, Charlotte Denger, Donna Orwig, Betty Loveless. Second Row: Joyce Thatcher, Helen lsenhour, Mary Morris, .lean Dolson, Mary F. McKenzie, Betty Anderson, Fern Corwin, Beverly Wliitziker, Joanna -Iellrics, Betty Mills, Nancy jellries. liirst Row: Phyllis Shoehley, Anna Belle Hiland, janet Strohl, Mina Baker, Virginia W'liite, Lou Ann Mozingo, Pat. Vxfarren, Patsy Newliirk, Berta Mills, Roherta Anderson. The girls' athletic association, an organization whose principles are the promotion of sports among LHS girls, engaged in several shulllehoard and haskethall tournaments this fall and winter. Sponsored hy Mis Betty Kaak, the G. A. A. has Pat Wzirreii as president and assisting her is Lou Ann Mozingo, Virginia Vdhite is secretary and Martha Heath handles the money. The howling league is also under the supervision of Mrs. Kaak, hut has no officers. Their activity consists of going to the T and H Bowling Alleys every two weeks, to pursue the sport that gives the league its name. The 1947 Cedars Page seuent 'nine 3' ADVERTISING In the following section many friends in Our Town have eontributed to the Quccess of the 1947 yearbook of Our School. Glgnh l-1138, rf X S T05 - Gb If 1 FUNERALRO lr! 5 If It Eiihi Castle Hall THIS IS A MARCO PORTRAIT II2 WEST WASHINGTON Lebanon, Indiana PHONE 397 Make It A ARCH 1..,.1.,,1.u.-....1.,,1,.1 ... .1 1 1 q1nn1 1 .-nn1nn...nn..nn1nn...nn..nn-n -un--un:nu-un1inu1uu1iuu-un1nn1nu-nn-nn-uniun-nn-un-nn-un-up-un-nn-mi1uu-nu1nu1nn--n-u--nn- Gas Oil Generators Voltage Reg. 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MAIN ll IJ U ll H M A N'S Congratulations to the Class of l947 G A R A li E HAAG DRUG CO. s.M.c. Tnuclcs 'V2'10 TONS 101 NORTH MERIDIAN PHONE 669-W TAYLIIR SMIJGK IIIJ. OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined RUGS FUR EIIIERPRISIIIG E MAIN STOVE' Buvs num WINE FIRM n.K.Hl1cHEnv M u I u I L gb IIISURAIIGE PETSHUP cu' cl-licks FEED Lebanon, Indiana A N D 1IOVzN.LEBANON PHONE 216 .I-....1n.-.n1...........1al.-ni -u1ll1vll Earn Your Own Money This Summer Easily. A Power Lawn Mower Will Make Your Job Quick and Easy. STANDARD MFG. 81. SALES UU EQ.---11--1. ---- - - -111111111--1111.-IIII-1.11-11111-11....nII1m:1uI1..E141uu1.1III-uu-un-nII-u1I-uu1n11,uII-nu- 11,111in1m1-nII-II1I-nu-nII-n1I1nn- 'I' I , 1 II BILL s MARKET L E' E E MEATS and GRocERIEs S ll II I. I. II A I. v I I ro rie or I 203 W- Main Sf' W. 5, Ealhmon WOOL, FUR T I S T A R I 624 Indianapolis Ave. 6, H I I , THE REXALL 423 w. soufh I I I DRUG STORE 5 . Q CALL 3'2 I I I LI, I .L.....' I-i I A 2 ,I . .. .....-VIS IIII1vEII's 1 . 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CAMPBELL I IIIIIIIIISIII GRUGEHY TO WHAT You EAT E J. Ia. ROBERTSON NEW f' :'55l:l::'2:ART5 - l ' BUT MORE ' I PHONE 2 PHONE I62 TO WHERE YOU EAT IT --T- ' i Quick Service Where Quality Is l and I Hi . ' W gher Th P Dependable Drivers S an nee l CALL 27 CALL N COUNTY HARDWARE ll ll U M M ll N U : BOO E I BANON TAXI llLElllEll 2 LE COMPANY Hardware, Paints, Electrical Appliances S I and Sporting Goods PHONE 322 2 Izs w. SOUTH sT. PHONE 125 8. I' .I 'I ,, ,,, ....u.-.............,-..-......-.,............-......- ... - .. - - -., ,,,,.,,,,..,....... - .. - -gg.-lqilginipllll-.ug- l l I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I l l I l I ll l l ll l I I I I l I I l ll l l I l Il 4: II I I I I I I I II I I I I II II I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I: ,I il I I I I I I I II I I I I I I IACOBELLI 31531-H45 l if, I MERCHANT I TAILOR IEwEIEIIs I ME- - INTIN I CALL 785 Company 5 Excellent YOUI' Jctglarlnnunllndilna i Credit I 212 W' MMN ST' Jeweler Operated by H. E. DARNELL I I I BARBARA LYNN TRY OUR I Q sooo Eooo I TANSEI.I.E'S IIRIIIIERY I 5' THE IERANIIN IJAFE I U I' 1,7 gd' 221 WEST MAIN I A STORE COMPLETE ' M 4::. J- -li? I Af' 1' MITCHELL If FULL OF GOOD THINGS 5 I To EAT WI-IERE YCILSAR BEAUTY BERRY PERSONALIZED DRUGS 7 I08 w. smh Phone zIz SOUTH SIDE or SQUARE II I . , Lb 0 Compliments FIIIYII II. PERKINS X YI ' of The Place To Buy I AI Furniture 4 L EN ux BRI! s. -- I s E E I HUDSON IITTII WHITAKER APHONE457 2I5W. CHICAGO ST. FOR I AUTO SALES SHEET METAL I PLUMBING II WINKLER sToKEns I IE M III WILCOX WHEN THINKING I OF FOOD IN TIN I s II Il I FOR I Lebanon, Indiana CANS- I BATTERY ALWAYS LOOK Fon I Wearing Apparel SERVICE I ouR LABEL . I Boys-Girls ON THEM Infants II1 w. SOUTH LAIIIIGA IIIIIIIIIIIII cn. 4... -w-,,-,..1..-..1..-.,.1pn..nn- 1 1 1......-..-p1...- .. 1 .- ...g1,..-gl-.--..1..-.nt .,,-.u1.,,1..1..-..q1,,1.,1nipqi II -II 'I' 1 1 1 1 1 1.,n1nn1IIu1m.1n.,...n.1m,1.,,1 1 1 1 ..... 1 -..I.-....-..I.-I...-....-.....-.......n.......-ng. IM. L..CHAMBERS COMPEIQIENTS I E Brownie Richardson E I BARBER SHOP LOU I E E LEERKAMP I I ' II-X S E II V I II E I SEE US FOR MATXIAGER OF I I THAT Ilrgffgi IESESS 221 N. Lebanon St. I I I GRADUMON NELLE BIENFANG Lebanon' 'nd' I I I I Q HAIR CUT WESTERN AUTIJ u PHONE ,-,H Q I WEST MAIN STREET Ladies Hat Shop Complete Service I LEBANON, IND. H95 L b Ph 35 '03 E' MMN 1 - e anon one Lebanon Offaee Bundang 1 I I I E. P E RK I N 5 THE BEST BRATTON BROS. i C 0 M P A N Y IN FUNERAL HOME I MEATS AND GROCERIES DISIIneIIve I I The Home of I Mewsand GREEN E'S PHONE 36 I I I I YOUUQ Menls M I L U M A R K E T Ambulance Service I FREE DELIVERY I C'-0T NG IIS W. Mean PHONE IIOO Day or Night I I -----I I I I I E I E. F. 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MONTGOMERYWARD Co' I I I Armstrong-Ctterman AGENCY I I PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE I PHONE zzz o LEBANON, INDIANA ' 4...-.,... - - - .....I............I-nn-nn-nn-.,....,,,.-.,,I-,.,,-..,.-....-....-,,..-.... l I -I- IBIInwIIIE's M U 0 H E'S LEAVELLGBATES Ii II II Il E II Y TOP O BODY L II I N S PIUNIEENIIIIIIIIIIIII-If . I06Vz S. Lebanon St. ' CREAM I FILEEH FRU'-I-S ezo w. MAIN Ikearl Plume 134 GU' I VEGETABLES UF IIIIIIIIII I I METTS LIGHT HIIUSE INN I I FREE DELIVERY D. A. IBudl CAMPBELL, Jr. Lebanon' 'Pd- PHONE 759-W THE PLACE T0 STOP EOR GOOD FOOD I -'-'-'-'-'- I . Have You Tried CongratulatIOns to the I Graduating Class of I947 I II-X LUBIIIIINIINII NPPIINNIJES I R E M E M B E R I I MIIIIIII FUEL? I I I I N N I If you still want to keep In Contact with old L.H.S. I aft you graduate, be sure and join the L. H. S. Alumni Association l I ' L. H. S. ALUMNI ASSN. GREETING CARDS FOR ALL I OCCASIONS I QIIAI-I'I'Y DARNALL THE I 6 SON BOONE PAINT S ll Il E WALLPAPER I STURE ABSTRACTS COUNTY I OF TITLE STATE A ff E I I X,RAy FITTING I I2 S. Meridian St. B A N K 129 N Meridian LEBANON, IND. PHONE Ios LEBANON' 'A PHONE 718 I I SIIELIII IIHEVIIIILET, ING. AUTHORIZED SALES, SERVICE I AND HARDWARE YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER Ican so 215 w. Main Compliments of T E N E Y C K 5' C 0 . PLUMBING - HEATING APPLIANCES I .lg-'.1m,,-,,,. , ,.. 1 ... ... -- 1 -u-nu1nu1nn-nn1nn-ll 111111111111 u4-uN-Nu1NN.- ... 1 ..,.-,,1,+ AUTOGRAPHS ? Q W' YZ 2 E u P 5 F 1 N P! E f n E s E s E E 5 e k I F R i r F a 1 E 3 i E L Y H F Q 3 Q Q L n ! ! V2 3 H . 3 1 I 2 5 E I r E 5, . x