Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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'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.

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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.

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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