Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1949 volume:

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'49!fm,.,52!l .df 5. u- .vufiifwi : , M .Aw ya, K t. 15722 Jai B. b?iEE3s2,3 Page Four 1949 Cedars 3. 1 l.i- INDEX OF THE CEDARS rf for the H1948-49 year. 6. 1. Classes . l 2. Scholars . 3. Activities . 4. Sports . 5 . Events . 6. People . pages pages pages pages pages pages 6-19 20f27 28f43 44f51 52161 62f9O 1949 Cedars Page Five i..,.. T 4,5 ML M kwa M-wk LIBRARY STUDY HALL Page Six 1949 C6daTS - - - Q Q 5 - ere just the beginning . for tomorrow . . . On the following pages you will see brief glimpses of various curricular offerings here at L.H.S. Nearly every student can discover or broaden his -interest in at least one of these fields. Cedays Pdgg Seven ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY On the left you see Mr. Neeves' Economic Geograf phy class. The lads you see are learning of the experif ences of a poor cocoa bean or maybe why the earth is round! ALCOHOL AND NARCOTICS Shocked? Well, you needn't be. This is the Alf cohol and Narcotics class. It is a new subject offered this year to help students better understand the use and effects of alcohol and narcotics on the body. Page Eight 1949 Cedars ART Did you see that dar' ling bracelet Sue had on? Ycsl She made it in art class. This may sound strange to you, hut bracelets were only one of t h e m a n y things made in Mrs. Hiner's art cl a s s e s They also did other metal work, oil paint' ings, leather Works, stencils, and water col' oring. JUNIOR BAND The crash' ing cymbals and beating drums remind you every day that the Junior Band is prac' ticing. These 7th and 8th graders are un' der the careful direction of Mr. Lester Def Bard. 1949 Cedars page Nm: SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Witt's History 4 class is seen learning their early European History. just ask any of them who the Neanderthal Man was. They should be able to tell you! In the Social Studies Def partment, we also study American History, and American Government. SPANISH Como esta usted? This may look like Greek to you, but to Mr. Boggy's Spanish classes it is simply 'LHOW are you? These students not only study the language of our neighbors, but also their customs, clothing, and homes. Page Tm 1949 Cedars SPEECH Everything from elof quent oratory to heated debate poured forth from these future Daniel Websters in the Speech Department this year. These students were under the coaching of Mrs. Jane Ward. SCIENCE Did you know that the earthvvorm is a very com' plex invertebrate? This is a very serious question to most of these biology students who have stud' ied in detail about this and many other forms of biological life in their science classes. 1949 Cedars page Eleven MATHEMATICS What is the shortest dis' tance between two points? This is one of the many things that tax the wits of these ujunior Einsteins in Miss Beckett's Geometry classes. They also learn many more diflicult prob' lems as they progress into the Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Ge' ometry, Trigonometry, and Senior Mathematics courses. COMMERCE These future business men and women slaved away each day in bookkeepf ing class trying to learn the difference between their as' sets and liabilities, and how to improve their capital! If they so desire, they may broaden their knowledge of the business world by enf rolling in the typing, shortf hand and general business classes also. Page Twelve 1949 Cedars MANUAL ART The buzzing saws and the pounding hammers are our main clues that the wood' shop is busily working every day. This year they have been doing extra repair jobs in L.H.S., besides their reg' ular projects. One of these L'extras was the building of tvventyffour new typing desks for the typing room. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Some of the snappiest dressers at L.H.S. could easf ily be found in 3. clothing class one hour of the day. The girls this year made blouses, dresses, pajamas, and even suits. They find their clothing course is not only educational but very practical! 1949 Cedars Page Tlwff-'fm VISUAL EDUCA- TION With the help of vis' ual educaf tion, learning is now be' coming more interesting here at L. H. S. Movies of all kinds were shown this year by the Student Op' erators who were under the direction of Mr. Da' vies. GUIDANCE AND TESTING The Guid' ance Depart' ment is a val- uable link in 0 u r h i g h school cur' r i c u 1 u rn. With the aid of tests stu' dents decide for which vo' cation they are best fit' ted. These t e s t s a r e given each year to Fresh' men and Se- niors under the careful su pervision of the Guidf ance Instruc- t 0 r s, M r S. Stephenson a n d M r. Heath. 1949 Cedars Page Fifteen BUT GOING TO SCHOOL WAS MORE THAN ATTENDING CLASSES . . . Some ambitious students actually burned the midfnight oil studying theirtdaily assignments and tests at home .... . . . Then there were those who made attempts atlstudying at home but strangely enough they always seemed to ind something a little more important to study! . . . . . . A familiar sight is to see those hard working students catch' ing up on their much needed forty winkswin study halls after keeping up With the rugged pace which after' school activities set .... Page Sixteen 1949 Cedars iw, QF gf' . . I M' ,Y , :Tm U V I: K f hfigigf- ,SW Q2 K Qiigwlssfgf 1:2522 , -fmgmwnm f, . A-4, fn Wm .fm ..,-1. ii AND IT ALL LEADS UP TO GRADES AND MEMORIES . . . These test papers proved our worth or our downfall .... . . . But we didn't realize just how important our daily grades and tests were until our teachers began to average them .... . . . And our report cards proved we had progressed through our years of juniorfSenior High School .... Pagg Eightggn 1949 CCdcl7'S ' Yun mls J WEEK FBRWU SCHOLASTIC SUCCESS! Page Twenty 1949 Cedars We honored our leading scholars i cmd good citizens . . . L.H.S. has reason to be justly proud of its many students who have received varif ous honors for their exceptional work in scholarship, Writing, acting, sports, and out' standing personal character traits. awp 1 More honor was brought to our high school this year, by Bob Shanks' winning first place in the boys division of the Central Indiana Oratorical Contests, and Charlene Kincaid's placing third in the girls' division. 1949 Cedars Page Twentyfone The Candelabrum ceremony has become a tradition since it was irst intro' duced in L.H.S. by Miss Lydia Bell in 1929. The tapers are lighted and the ritual is given whenever seniors assemble together as a class during their senior year. The members are chosen for speaking ability and appearance before an audience. Left to right: Donald Wolgast, Lois Jeanne McRoberts, Larry Hill, Joyce Pollitt, Herbert McRoberts, Suzanne Ball, Charles Kersey, and Marcia Edwards. ' CANDELABRUM COMMITTEE Page Twentyftwo 1949 Cedars SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. to r,: Miss Lillian Witt, sponsorg Lois Jeanne McRobertsg Barbara Livingston, presif dentg Dorothy Martin, treasurerg Marcia Edwardsg Annabelle Akers, secretary. One of the highest honors to he achieved hy a student of the junior or senior class is to gain entrance into the Senior National Honor Society. We have had a chapter of this organization in L.H.S. since 1923. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1949 Cedars L. to r. fseatedjz Mina Bakerg Mary Helen Billinsgly, president, Marilyn Io Lee, vice- presidentg Dorotha Teboeg Lorena White, Mary Stationg Ruth Crim. fStandingj Mrs. Stephen' son, sponsorg Billy Perkins, Kirn Yarbrough, secretaryg Jimmy Parr. In 1928, L.H.S. organized its first chapter of Junior National Honor Society. A student may he elected into this organization in his eighth or ninth year. The group's major project for the year was to sponsor the Junior High Spelling Contest. Page Twentyfthfee V i QUILL AND SCROLL L. to r. fseatedjz Joanne Kennedy, Willa Ann Walton, and Joyce Pollitt. fStandingJ Janelle Clark, president, Miss Hinton, sponsorg Erin Whitney, secretaryg and Alyn Mcconnalia. This is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Members must be of Junior or Senior standing, in the upper third of their class, and they must have done superior work in Writing, editing, or business management on their high school paper or annual. THESPIANS L. to r.: Betty Kingg Margarett Dye, treasurer, Betty Bartlettg Jeanne McRoberts, presif dent, Willa Anne Walton, secretary, Joanne Kennedy, vicefpresidentg and Mrs. Jane Ward, These are the people who prove the old adage The show must go on. To gain entrance into the National Thespian Society, Troupe 714, a person must earn 10 points in the Held of dramatics. This is a total of 80 hours of work. Page Twentyffour 1949 Cedays L C LUB Since sports play such an important part in the activities of our high school lives, special recognition is given to those who participate wholeheartedly and become skilled in them. The HL Club was organized to bring together the boys who earn letters in basketball, baseball, and track. Their sponsor is Mr. Witsman. Bob Cook, 5' 9M senior, is Lebanon's first Bfletter winner for a number of years. Bob won his letters in basketball, baseball and track. L. to r.: Gary French, Bob Cook, Leon Colgrove, Jack Johnson, Dave Richey, Jim Shaw, Junior Quick, Herb McRoberts, Jim TenEyck, Marlon Scott, Jim Quellhorst, Bob Heinbaugh and Coach Witsman. 1949 Cgdmg Page Twentyffve Lois Jeanne McRoberts, Lebanon's D. A. R. Good Citizen. This year's recipient of the D. A, R. Good Citizenship Award, was Lois Jeanne Mc:Roberts, senior. She was selected by a faculty vote from a list of senior girls chosen to be on the ballot by a vote of the girls in the Senior Class. Jeanne took examinations with the winners from the county schools, and the winner of the county contest will, in turn, have her paper sent in to the state contest. The local contest is sponsored by the James Hill Chapter of the D. A. R. Page Twentyfsix 1949 Cgdayg AND OUR CITIZENS In the spring of 1948, two Junior girls and two Junior boys were chosen from the class of 1949, to represent Lebanon at the annual Hoosier Girls' State and Boys' State. They were chosen as delegates for being outstanding in citizen' ship, leadership, and interest in government. The purpose of Hoosier State is to further the understanding of state government by actual participation of all of the delegates in order that they may become better citizens of the future. Donald Wolgast and Herbert Rowland were sent to Boys' State by the Lebanon branch of the American Legion. Marcia Edwards, who was runnerfup to the most out' standing Girl Stater, was sent by the American Legion Auxiliary of Lebanon, and Erin Whitney was sent by the Lebanon chapter of Tri Kappa Sorority. L. to r.: Erin Whitney, Don Wolgast, and Marcia Edwards. Not pictured is Herbert Rowland, the sec' ond Boys' State repref sentative. 1949 Cedafs Page Twentyfscvcn As Well as a chance for the wholesome use of our minds and bodies, these activities are a vital part of our school for they help to build the character and high ideals of our students. L.H.S. boasts of approximately thirtyffive extra' curricular activities which help to broaden the interest created in our scholastic studies. Betty Bartlett, State F. H. A. Representative. 1949 Cedars Page Twentyfnine Without this conscientious group The 1949 CEDARS might never have been published. The CEDARS staff was chosen in the Spring of 1948 from the junior class so that it could begin its yearbook work early the following fall. We have put forth our best efforts for your book, and we sincerely hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed compiling it for you! Seated l. to r.: Don Wolgast, Bus. Manager, Willa Ann Walton, Copy Ed., Dorothy Martin, Art Ed., Alyn McConnaha, Sports Ed., Erin Whitney, Editorfinf chief. Standing l. to r.: Ed VanNuys, Photographer, Marcia Edwards, Senior Ed., Charles Kersey, Asst. Ed., Dave Richey, Photographer, Janelle Clark, Circulation Manager Barbara Livingston, Classes Ed.g JoAnn Henry, Adv. Manager, Mr. Donf Guilford, Sponsor. THE '49 CEDARS STAFF Page 'I'hi'fly 1949 Cedars THE PENNANT The Roving Reporters who gave us the low down on daily happenings around school are commonly known as the Pennant staff. During the last semester in '48 no classes were given in Journalismg therefore, the first semester staff of this year was composed of volunteer journalists. The second semester staff was composed of those pupils taking Journalism I of the current school year. A com' pletely new kind of paper was published this year, containing larger type and pictures. The sponsor this year was Miss Hinton. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Standing: Mary Fran' ces McKenzie, Dorothy Martin, Beverly Cory, Iohn Stookey, Bob War' ren, Bob Shanks, and Miss Hinton. Seated: Donna Wolf gast, Beverly Cooper, Margaret Allen, and Lois Carter. FIRST SEMESTER VOLUNTEER JOURNALISTS 1949 Cedars Page Thi,-ty,0-,W THE CANDY AND COKE COMMITTEE I Standing: Letha Williams, Lois Emshwiller, Helen Isenhour, Rose Marie Lambert, Marcia Miller, Joyce Thatcher, Mary Livingston, Charlotte Korteling, Annabelle Hiland, jane Reinke. Kneeling: Billy Heady, James Titus, James Stump, Carl Schenck and Howard Campbell. Candy! Ice Cream! Cokes! What would our ballgames be without these familiar cries from the Iunior Class candy and coke vendors? They not only furnish us and our friends with welcomed refreshments, but they add an additional bit of color to our basketball games. This is the junior Class's principal source of income for financing their prom and coming senior acf riviries. THE STUDENT OPERATORS These high school cameramen are the Student Operators, They have as their duty the operating of the movie prof jectors for the visual education of the various classes. The olificers for the year are Jim Stahl, presidentg Ed VanNuys vice' presidentg Gary French, sedyftreasurerg and Mr. Will Davies, sponsor. Page Thivtyftwo 1949 Cedars V Student helps . Another one of the honors to be achieved by a boy in high school is to gain admittance into the Boosters Club. Since 1916, they have taken an active part in any activity that may need a little boost , Every spring five sophomore boys are chosen to carry on the club traditions under the guidance of Mr. Heath. Front row l. to r.: Don Wolgast, Gary French, Bob Shanks, Bob Warren, Tommy Honan. Back row: Jim Shaw, Herb McRoberts, Bob Cook, Jim TenEyck, Mr. Heath and Dave Richey. THE BOOSTERS CLUB 1949 Cedars Page Thirtyfthree THE SUNSHINE COUNCIL Seated: Charlotte Korteling, Beverly Paxson, Joan Messenger, secretary, Lois Ieanne McRoberts, president, Mary Frances McKenzie, vicefpresidentg Rita Pearl, treasurer, Carolyn Sue McRoberts, Marjorie Mullikin. Standing: Mary Livingston, Carol Anderson, Betty McMillen, Miss Beckett, Miss O'Day, Miss Tauer, Mrs. Sumpter, sponsorsg Dorothy Martin, Rose Marie Lambert, Erin Whitney, and Marcia Edwards. Senior Sunshine has been one ofthe most active organizations in L.H.S. since it was organized in 1913. Their main 'imoneyfmakiixgu project for the year was the sale of Christmas cards and paper. Pictured are the committee chairmen, officers, and sponsors for this year. THE SUNBEAM COUNCIL Seated l. to r.: Chell Fogleg Willa Sue Smallg Barbara Paxson, secretaryg Suzanne Lenox, presidentg Ann Wisehart, vicefpresidentg Loretta Gladden, Diana Downs. Standing: Miss LeVier, Cofsponsorg Barbara Wardg Mrs. Shinn and Mrs. Hiner, Co' sponsorsg Elizabeth Hawkins, Miss Brookshire, Cofsponsor. 'This year the girls of the Junior Sunshine Society voted to change their names to the 'flunior Sunbeamsh. Reflections of sunshine spread by our Sunbeams came in the form of favors for hospital trays and hospital bags. Page Thirtyffour 1949 C'5dr1TS THE COMMERCIAL CLUB The main idea of the Commercial Club is to give commercial students a clearer understanding of the business world. Their main objective during the year is to give commercial awards on Honor Day. The 'Lbossesw were Barbara Livingston, presidentg Martha Baird, vicefpresidentg Joanna Jeffries, treasurerg Ardella Robison, secretary. THE HI-Y CLUB One of the unusual activities of the HifY this year was to initiate the Kirklin HifY chapter into the Indiana Chapter of HifY Clubs. They also installed the Kirklin officers. The Lebanon chapter has been active since it was first organized in 1925. Don Wolgast was elected to preside over the club. His aides were Charles Kersey, James Quellhorst, and Ed VanNuys. The boys are held in check by Mr. Neeves and Mr. Maple. 1949 Cedars Page Thirfyffi THE SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Senior Science Club was organized this year to further the interest and advancement of science. The club's meetings were both educational and enter' taining. They chose as their project the purchasing of a GlycolfVaporizor for the Senior High Library. The sponsor of the organization is Mr. Davies. THE JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Who knows what these Junior Scientists may accomplish in the later years? Their club was also organized this year, as was the Senior Science Club. The sponsors are Mr. Maple and Mr. Loveless. The officers are Frank Barrett, presif dentg David Sherry, vicefpresidentg and Wyman Dickerson, secretaryftreasurer. Page 'fhirtyfsix 1949 Cedars THE SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, La Alianza Hispanicaw, has remained inactive most of the year. New members were initiated in September. The oificers were Cliff Antcliff, president, Joan Messenger, vicefpresidentg Marilyn Walker, sedyftreasurer. THE LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was organized so that those students taking Latin could increase their knowledge of the customs, laws, religion, and arts of ancient Rome, and also give them a clearer conception of English. The oilicers this year were Eddie Byrd, First Consul, Tom Tanselle, Second Consul, Sally Sue Vogel, Aedileg Patsy Murphy, Quaestorg and Peggy Lindley, Trubunus populi. 1949 Cedars Page Thiftyfseuen THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is just as the name implies, a club that was formed for the purpose of broadening the interests of students specializing in this field. The oiiicers were Berta Mills, presidentg Betty Bartlett, vicefpresident, and Mary Frances McKenzie, sec'yftreasurer. THE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS These are the capable people who lighten the library Work of Miss McLaughlin and who, at the same time, help all of us find reference material and good ' books .... The Library Assistants. Page Thirtyfeight 1949 CCGMYS THE SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Standing: Marcia Edwards, Bonnie Reeses, Peggy Sullivan, Suzanne Ball, Joyce Pollitt, Patsy McManis, Jeanne McRoberts, and Joanna Jeffries. Sitting: Betty King, Martha Baird, Rita Pearl, Janelle Clark, and Freda Sherrill. These girls, the Senior High office assistants, type the announcements and absence lists, answer the telephone, and do numerous other jobs that help to make the senior high oHice the smooth running organization that it is. THE JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Front row l. to r.: Marilyn Jett, Beverly Mullin, Shirley McGrigg, Katy Waggoner, Elizabeth Hawkins, Mary Lou Shirley, Twyla Small, and Charlotte McClaine. J Back row l. to r.: Charlotte Denger, Louise Byrkett, Phyllis Shockley, Phyllis Hunt, Phyllis Brosher, Mary Staton and Annabelle Hiland. These Junior Higher's perform much of the same duties in the Junior High Office as those performed by the Senior High office assistants. They are under the direction of Mrs. Stephenson, assistant principal. . 1949 Cedavs Page Thiftyfnine Page Forty THE MODERN MISS CLUB The Modern Miss Club is composed of eighth grade girls exclusively. They learn about good grooming, poise, and etiquette. These slick chicks chose as their officers this year Barbara Paxson, presidentg Ruth Ann Perkins, Vicefpresidentg Joan Culley, secretaryg and Diana Downs, treasurer. Their sponsor was Miss O'Day. THE F.H.A CLUB These apprentice cooks and dressrnakers will be our Future Homemakers of America. As prospective hornemakers, they had as their moneyfmaking project for the year the selling of hot dogs at the county and sectional tourneys. Their oilicers were: Joanna Jeffries, presidentg Annabelle Akers, vicefpresidentg Patsy Glendenning, sedyftreasurer. 1949 Cedars Vocully speaking . . . For several years our school has made it possible for any Bernhardts and Barrymores who have inner yearnings for grease paint and footlights to express them in the Dramatics Department. There they have an opportunity to not only study the theatre and the drama, but to actually take part in play productions. Here you see rehearsal for the onefact play Wampum , which was presented in the unique Round Theatre style along with 'LThe Valiant , another onefact play, for the Departments January productions. This up and coming department is under the able direction of Mrs. Jane Ward. 1949 Cedars Page Fortyfone l . THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club has approximately sixty members ranging from Freshmen to Seniors, A girl who has four years of Clee Club ref ceives an award on Honor Day THE CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir members are the envy of most of the students as well as the pride and joy of Miss Mc' Neal. They were called upon many times throughout the year to give varied programs for organizations in this vicinity. They also performed at Vespers and at the Christmas program. We are all very proud of them! THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club can be congratu' lated also for their fine work this year. With the Girls' Glee Club, they displayed their music ability at the Christmas play and at the annual Clee Club Concert. Page Forty two 1949 Cedars THE TWIRLERS Majcmrettes l. to r.: Marilyii Walker, Marilyn Emmert, Janet Strohl, Nlina Baker, Donna Orwig. Drum Major: Allan Qwens. The energetic twirlers not only play in the hand, but perform many difficult routines for the basketball spectators. After being moved from the stage to the bleachers to make more room for spectators, the hand still played on. Although the ear drums of students in Section A had a terrihc jostling the hand did a uhangfupm job at the hallgames. They also displayed their talents at their Concerts, Honor's Day, Commencement, and at the Halloween Festif val Parade. THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1949 Cedars Page Forty-three l i E 3 H SPOILS OF VICTORY! Page Fovtyffowr 1949 Cedars BY OUR ACTIONS Realizing the importance of sports in a high school, L.I'l.S. has always tried to maintain a program that would appeal to all those interested in the major branches of sports. In attempting to create and maintain a wellfrounded sports program, our athletic supervisor, Mr. Forest Witsman, and his assistants, Mr. William Heath, Mr. Fred Adam. and Mrs. Phyllis Barrowclilf, in conjunction with Mr. Paul Neuman, principal, the Athletic Board of Control, and the School Board of Education, have been bringing more and more sports and athletics into L.H.S. Two years ago, track was added to our already established baseball and basketball, to make a more diversified program. In addition to this, our baseball schedule has been broadened by our team's having competed in a newly' formed county baseball league in the fall. Here you see six of the most important people in our athletic activities. Cn the left are the student managers, the boys that L'Keep 'em fighting. They are Bob Warren, Junior manager, Dave McGhee, Water Boy, Jim TenEyck, Senior manager. On the right are the yell leaders, the second half of this vital six' man team! Their job is to create organized noisew during basketball games, so our boys will know we're with 'eml This 'kleadingw occupation was handled very well this year by Janelle Clark, Ronnie Peabody and Bonnie Reese. MANAGERS AND WATERBOY CI-IEER LEADERS 1949 Cedars Page Fortyf e THE FIGHTING TIGERS . . . Beginning with an overtime victory over Lapel and ending with a thrilling but stunning last 4fsecond defeat by Zionsville in the Sectional Tourney Finals, Lebanon's Fighting Tigers had one of their best winfloss basketball records of recent years. Highlighted by victories over Lafayette .IeiIerson's 1948 defending state champs and the Anderson Indians, the number one choice for the '49 title, Lebanon won 12 and lost 6 scheduled games, 2 Holiday Tourney games and 2 out of 3 Sectional games for a nnal record of 16 victories and 7 defeats. Playing a rough, hardffighting Whitestown team in the Sectional Semiffinals, Lebanon won a costly victory, for in that game Bob Cook was injured and his services lost for the title game. In the hnale, Lebanon led from 1 to 5 points throughout the game, but in the final few seconds saw their lead cut to one point. With exactly 4 seconds to go, Heckman of Zionsville fired a desperate onefhand heave which banked in beautifully fand heart' breakingly for Lebanonlj giving Zionsville the title with a 41f40 score. 1948-1949 SEASON RECORD CINCLUDING TOURNAMENTSJ 16 WON, 7 LOST S7 LEBANON Lapel fovertimej LEBANON Cathedral 52 LEBANON Delphi LEBANON Crawfordsville 43 LEBANON Lafayette Jefferson LEBANON Shortridge 41 Lebanon HAMMOND TECH LEBANON Rossville 47 LEBANON Crawfordsville LEBANON Monticello 43 Lebanon FRANKFORT fovertimej LEBANON Sheridan 47 LEBANON Anderson Holiday Tourney 39 Lebanon WASHINGTON LEBANON 19 Noblesville E. CHICAGO LEBANON 43 Warren Central 37 Lebanon FRANKLIN Sectional Tourney 40 Lebanon WEST LAFAYETTE LEBANON 28 Jackson Township 40 Lebanon FRANKFORT LEBANON 37 Whitestown 48 LEBANON Ft. Wayne Central Lebanon 41 ZIONSVILLE Bob Cook, Junior Quick, Bob Voorhis Standing, l. to r.: Jim Quellhorst, Marlon Scott, Dave Richey, Ben Campbell, Herb McRoberts Bob Heinbaugh Leon Colgrove. Kneeling, l. to r.: Jim TenEyck, mgr.g Mr. Witsman, coach. 1949 Cedars Page Forty seven Colgrove PRESENT Cook Richey Quick McRoberts Although the Hnal score of the game ,is the visible payfoif , the team play of the entire squad is the most important quality of a successful ball team. The forwards and the centers made the majority of the points, but only were they able to do this through the team play of the guards and the little publicized but very vital reserves. The 23fgame schedule and tournament statistics of the individual players are listed below. McRoberts Colgrove Richey Cook Quick Campbell Quellhorst Heinbaugh Voorhis Scott 1 'fu 51 .' .F aff ' St iff f e i f Quellhorst Campbell Page Fortyfeight Pos. Class Height 55515 F Sr. 6' LQ 113 F Sr. WSW' 79 C jf. ww' 65 G Sr. '5'9M 32 G Sr. 6'1 29 C-G Ir. 6' 26 F Sr. 5'7 6 G Sr. 5'9 6 C Soph. 6'2 1 F Soph. 5'8 o Voorhis Free TEEZSVS Pers. Total Throws Missed Fouls Pts. 90 S7 43 316 90 '51 84 248 37 39 60 167 34 26 66 98 33 29 81 91 16 23 39 68 5' 5' 8 17 2 4 17 14 l 1 5' 3 2 3 3 2 an , YT 11 Heinbaugh Scott 1949 Cedars The Cubs', Team Standing l. to r.: B. Warren, L. Fine, M. Hanlon, C. Kays, F. Ryan, L. Scott, M. Scott, W. Peper, C. Boyland, Stookey, D. McGhee. Kneeling l. to r.: L. Tolley, G. French, D. Pratt, C. Doyle, W. Lewellen. At your right you will see the Cubs , not as herce yet as the Tigers but they are well on their Way to becoming as fast and as sharp as the varsity squad. They are coached by Doc Heath. The Freshman Team Standing l. to r.: W. Dickerson, L. Lewelf len, G. Kihbey, Flynn, D. Borden, Schulemire, L. Walk' er, I. Hendrix, B. Ash' ley, D. Scott, Cory. Kneeling l. to r.: J. Allen, Coach Adam, C. Bales. At the right are the greenies , the Fresh' man team. Our rhinies play in a Freshman Conference with such teams as Frankfort, Lafayette, Crawfords' ville, Attica, Rossville and Sheridan. The Jr. High Team Standing l. to r.: C. Jamison, G. Fine, Flynn, Owens, I. Tyre, H. Jones, M. Sheets, L. Schockley, R. Wall, D. Nelson, R. Shaw, A. Detherf age. Kneeling: Allen, Coach Adam, C. Bales. Here is the hope of the Junior High School, the Tigers of '73 and '5'4! These future Bengals play in a Conference as do the Freshmen and they participate in a tour' nament all their own! FUTURE! 1949 Cedafs Page Fovtyfmne 1 THE TRACK SQUAD Page Fifty This happyflooking group of athletes composes the remainder of the Lebanon track team from the '48 season. Although they are still relatively new ucindermenn, these boys won 3 out of 6 meets, defeating 8 out of 11 teams. Charles Bryant, who graduated last spring, qualified to run in the state track meet by winning the 220 yard dash in the sectional track meet held in Indianapolis last year. L. to R.: B. Cook, C. Doyle, J. Quick, R. Peabody, B. Campbell, L. Hill, L. Colgrove, C. Boyland, F. G. Witsman, coach. Below you see the budding Babe Ruthsn of L.H.S., our baseball team. These Sluggers made a very wellforganized unit, and show promise of better things to come in future years, because there will be almost half of these boys returning to the diamond in this coming spring. Front row, kneeling: TenEyck, mgr., B. Heinbaugh, Shaw, Quellhorst, G. French, M. Scott, H. McRoberts. Standing l. to r.: B. Chambers, I. Johnson, M. Hanlon, I. Coddington, J. Quick, L. Scott, G. Hilarxd, D. Richey, B. Cook. THE BASEBALL SQUAD 1949 Cedars THE ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL In order that the students may have an active part in regulating and formulating the athletic policy, the students elect representatives to the Athletic Board of Control. The most important duties of the Board are the promotion of all branches of sports in L,H.S., conf trolling policy on the sale of season tickets, and the awarding of honor letters. The Athletic Board of Control is composed of a president, a vicefpresident, a sec'yftreasurer, two boy representatives, two girl representatives and eight members of the faculty. Front row seated: Mr. Neuman, Lois Jeanne Mclloberts, sec'yftreasurerg Marcia Edwards, Faedetta Maple, and Mrs. Stephenson. Second row: Miss Arnsman, Mr. Heath, Mr. Adams, Leon Colgrove, and Mr. Christian. Third row standing: Marlon Scott, vicefpresident, and James Quellhorst, president. Mr. Witsman and Mrs, Barrowcliff are not pictured. The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as the GAA, is the feminine counterpart of the allfschool Athletic Association. The GAA promotes such activities as girls baseball and basketball, bowling, ball room dancing, volleyball, and tumbling facrobaticsj. They organized and elected Barbara Ward, president, Bette Thornton, vicefpresidentg and Chell Fogle, sec'yftreasurer. The GAA is under the sponsorship of the girls' athletic supervisor, Mrs. Barrowcliff. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1949 Cedars Page Fiftyfone at 5 - x The 1948 Halloween Queen, Marcia Edwards, and her Court, Lois Jeanne McRoberts, Bonnie' Reese, Suzanne Ball, Barbara Livingston, Janelle Clark, and Joyce Pollitt. Page Fiftyftwo 1949 Cedars OF SPECIAL INTEREST . .. . . . . to everybody were the Special Events of the school year such as our Halloween Festival, its queen and her courtg the JuniorfSenior Promg the Christmas playg Vespersg and the May Festival. These were some of the things to which we all looked forward. They gave our routine school life a hit of variety and kept us eagerly anticipating what the future might hold. An exciting eventA-Mr. Lockridge took our individual pictures for THE CEDARS. A proud event-We honored our Constitution and 'its makers on Constitution Day. 1949 Cedars Page FffW'fll'fCf i THE SENIOR DINNER PARTY The Senior Dinner Party was the beginning of the end of our high school life. In our best finery, We, the Senior Class gathered together for a delicious dinner at the Methodist Church on October 21. The theme for our dinner party was Dreamland , and k'dreamy toasts and singing were part of the program presented by our classmates to make our evening one that we will always remember. lt was at this major event that the Candelabrum Committee made its initial appearance. JUNIOR CLASS WAITRESSES These Iunior girls, who helped to make our Dinner Party a success by serving the courses Were: First row: Alice Sallee, Phyllis Shockley, Eula Gibbs, Nellie Brat' tain, Eleanor Hart, Sally Winkler. Second row: Iean Dolson, Sue Winkler, Joyce Thatcher, Marjorie Mullikan, Beverly Paxson, Mary Frances McKenzie, Mary Winkler. PGSC Fifty'f0U'1' 1949 Cedars THE VESPER SERVICES Our annual observation of Thanksgiving Day was the solemn Vesper Services held prior to our Thanksgiving Holidays. The Sunshine Society, HifY Club, and the Dramatic Department coordinated their parts to make this an outstanding convocation of the year. Three readers are chosen from the Dramatics Depart' ment and the students participating in the candle processional are volunteers from the Senior Sunshine Society, and the HifY Clubs. We look forward to this as one of our most impressive means of expressing thanks. 1949 Cedars Page Fiftyfiuc THE SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS' CHRISTMAS TREE l E Q l tt Standing l. to r.: lim Shaw, Bill Goodnight, Miss Beckett, Annabelle Akers, Barbara Livingston, Forest Clark. Kneeling l. to r.: Jim TenEyck, George Hiland, Ed VanNuys, Arthur Dickerson. The members of Miss Beckett's Solid Geometry Class proudly display each year their accomplishments of fine construction by decorating a huge tree with brightly painted solids as ornaments. This year was no exception and the entire student body enjoyed the colorful tree and marveled at the many intricate designs displayed. For five years, the classes made their ornaments scientifically constructed with only a straight edge and compass out of a single strip of paper. Page Fifty-six 1949 Cedars TI-IE CHRISTMAS GUEST The conclusion of our 1948 activities before our Christmas and New Year holidays was the presentation of our annual Christmas play. It was The Christmas Guest , the theme of which is an old legend that the Christ Child or the Christmas angel appears in homes in the guise of a beggar. The story was medieval in form and setting with an epilogue and prologue in poetry form recited by the Spirit of Yule. A poem, What Makes a Christmas, was given by Erin Whitney preceding the play. The Concert Choir and the Junior High Glee Club sang interludes of music to accentuate the power and beauty of the Christmas story read by Charlene Kincaid. Members of the cast from left to right: E. Lois Winkler, Beverly Cory, Martha Baird, Willa Ann Wal' ton, Alice Reese, and Donna Wolgast. Left to right: Sue Winkler, the Christmas Angel Sally Sue Vogel, the Spirit of Yuleg Charlene Kincaid the reader of the Christmas Story. 1949 Cedars Page Fiftyfscuen THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM With the nickels and dimes earned by the candy and coke committee, our Senior class made it possible for these couples to enjoy the gay festivities of the JuniorfSenior Prom held April 23, 1948 at the Lebanon Armory. THE GOLD RUSH PROM , ENTERTAINMENT Page Fifty-eight 1949 Cedars THE GOLD RUSH QUEEN AND HER COURT Lois Jeanne McRoberts was crowned Junior Prom Queen by her 1947 predecessor, Ruth Dillon. Chosen as her court were Marcia Edwards, Suzanne Ball, Joyce Pollitt, and Erin Whitney. To carry out the theme of the prom, 'LThe Gold Rush of '49 , the Lebanon Armory was decorated with huge silhouettes of gold miners, covered wagons and pots of gold. Cn the left is pictured the grand finale of the entertainment provided, which was a 'Lripfroaring western bar scene of 1849 , with a crooked poker game, canfcan girls, and even a bar with big bottles of ..... milk! The iinale for our entertainment was this parody to the melody of California, Here I Come ........ Here's your class of '49 Let us say we're mighty line. First we were Freshmen Boy! Were we green! Then we were Sophomores All that we could do was daydreamg Now we're Juniors on a spree, For you Seniors it's all free. We spent our money happily For our Gold Rush of '49. 1949 Cedars Page Fifty-nine THE MAY Maytime! Madonna Quellhorst reigned as Queen of May in 1948. She chose Herbert McRoberts to place her crown upon her head and the crown bearer was Timmy Witsman. THE MAY FESTIVAL QUEEN AND HER COURT The Queen and her court as they presided over the May Festival are as reads from left to right: Joan Messenger, Helen Isenhower, Lois Collier, Sonya Beck, Karen Howard, Madonna Quellhorst, Timmy Witsman, Alice Reese, Margaret Hawkins, Patsy Murphy, and Ann Jones. Page Sixty 1949 Cedars FESTIVAL The traditional May Pole Dance was one of the high points of the Festival. The original purpose of the May Festival was to give parents a better under' standing of what their children are learning in Physical Education classes. The lower grades steal the show each year with their capers. The Junior High School is also always well represented with tumbling and calisthenics, lit is 1949 Cedars Page Sixtyfone N E X T C L A S S Page Sixtyftwo 1949 Cedars You will find on the following pages the people of the year .... teachers, superintendent, principals, and the students, the spokes of this smoothfrunning wheel-our school. Each person is an individual. He will go forward to honors all his own, but he will always remember his joys and sorrows during his high school career. THE FIRST L.H.S. CAFETERIA 1949 Cedars Page Sixtyfthree l l WE RECOGNIZE . . . CUR ADVISGRS X s Mr. T. L. Christian Superintendent Mr. Paul W. Neuman Principal These are the two men mainly responsible for our smoothfrunning educational system. Mr. Christian is busy running the whole system . . . supervising the three grade schools as well as the high school, also handling textbooks and keeping school records. Mr. Neuman has many important duties . . . such as advising us on schedules and courses and keeping the high school running eliiciently. Page Sixtyffouv 1949 Cedars . ADMINISTRATORS . . . Miss Betty Arnsman, Dean of Girls, helps and advises us when her assistance is ref quired. She is also the one who keeps the books balanced in the Senior high school office. Mrs. Drubelle Stephenson, Assistant Prinf eipal, is in charge of the Junior high school, and handles the testing program. Miss Christina Thrine, Miss Lois Hiland, and Miss Hazel Shahan are the clerks in the principal's and superintendent's oilices. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Harlow, Mr. Brat' ton, and Mr. Perkins are :he members of the school board. 1949 Cedars Page Sixty-Jive AND FACULTY Page Sixtyfsix Mr. Ercd Adam, A.B. Industrial Arts, Coach. Miss Betty Arnsman, A.B. Dean of Girls, English, School Treasf urer, Senior Testing, Athletic Board of Control. Mrs. Phyllis Barrowclifl, BS. Physical Education, G.A.A., May- fest Director, Athletic Board of Control. Miss Eileen Beckett, A.B., A.M. Mathematics, Senior Sunshine Cofsponsor. Mr. Dale Boggy, A.B. Spanish, Social Studies, Spanish Club. Miss Ruth Brookshire, AB. Mathematics, Sunbeams Cofsponsor, Honor's Day Cofordinator. Mr. Will R. Davies, BS. Science, Senior Science Club, Student Cperf ators Cofsponsor. Mr, Lester DeBard, B.M., M.M. Instrumental Music. Mr. Frank I. Griesemer, B.S., M.S. Commercial, Junior Class Cofsponf sor, Commercial Club. Mr. Don Guilford, B.S., M.S. Commerce, Cedars. Mr. William S. Heath, AB., M.S. Social Studies, Safety, Coach, Booster Club, Athletic Board of Control. Mr. Charles Hemmerle, B,S., M.S. Industrial Arts. Mrs. Adeline Hiner, B.S. Art, Sunbeams Cofsponsor. Miss Mary Kathryn Hinton, AB. Q Social Studies, English, Journalism, Pen' E nant, Quill and Scroll. Miss Fern LeVier, A.B. English, Mathematics, Sunbeams Cofsponsor. 1949 Cedars FRIENDS ! ! Mr. Edward Loveless, A.B., A.M. Social Studies, Science, Junior Science Club Cofsponsor. Mr. Glenn Maple, A.B. Science, Mathematics, Junior Science Club Cofsponsor, HifY Cofsponsor. Miss Ruth McLaughlin, A.B., IVLS. Librarian, Junior Class Cofsponsor, Visual Aids Director, Library Club, Student Cperators Cofsponsor. Miss Alma McNeal, A.B. Vocal Music. Mr. Glenn Neeves, A.B., A.M. Social Studies, Senior Class Cofsponsor, HifY Club Cofsponsor. . Miss Patricia O'Day, B.S. Home Economics, Science, Senior Class Cofsponsor, Modern Miss Club. Mrs. Lila Shinn, B.S. English, Sunbeams Cofsponsor Miss Elizabeth Spacht, A.B. Home Economics, E. H. A., Lunchroom Supervisor. Mrs. Drubelle Stephenson, Ph.B., M,S. Assistant Principal, Guidance, Test' ing, Junior Honor Society, Athletic Board of Control. Mrs. Pauline Sumpter, B.S. Latin, English, Senior Sunshine Cofsponsor, Latin Club. Miss Mary Ann Tauer, A.B., M.S. English, Senior Sunshine Cofsponsor. Mrs. Jane Wlard, A.B. English, Speech and Dramatics, Thespians, Convocation Chairman, Mr. Forest Witsman, B. of P.E. Physical Education,'Coach, Safety, L Club, Athletic Board of Control. Miss Lillian Witt, A.B., A,M. Social Studies, Senior Honor Society. 1949 CCdf11'S Page Sixtyfseven WE -- THE SENIORS In September of '45 we began our four years of high school. Since there were no class oilicers or class parties, we spent our Freshman and Sophomore years looking forward to the time when we would be upperfclassmen. At last the day came when we were no longer underfclassmen but were fullffledged Juniors, and we chose as president Don Wolgast with Leon Colgrove and Marcia Edwards as his assistants. To lend them support Miss Lillian Witt and Mr. Dale Boggy were elected as sponsors. Our class was the first Junior class to sell concessions at the basketball games as a moneyfraising prof ject. Also, we sponsored a Junior Mixer to raise funds for the annual prom. The theme of the mixer was Snow Carnival. To carry out the theme, Ruth Dillon was chosen Snow Queen and Herb McRoberts, Snow King. Then came the big event of our school life, the one to which we had all been looking forward-The JuniorfSenior Prom. The Prom was held on April Z3 at the Lebanon Armory. The theme Gold Rush of '49 was predominate throughout the program and in the decorations. Sophomore girls, dressed in bright yellow broomstick skirts and white blouses, served the refreshments. To reign as queen, we chose Lois Jeanne McRoberts. After a busy Junior year we became Seniors at last. Don Wolgast was again chosen to lead our class and Charles Kersey and Lois Jeanne McRoberts were chosen to assist him. Our sponsors were Miss Patricia O'Day and Mr. Glenn Neeves. On October 20, we held our Senior Dinner Party. The theme of the banquet was Dreamland Before we knew it, Senior Class Night, Baccalaureate and Commencement were just around the corner. On May 26, we donned our caps and gowns and proudly walked across the stage to receive our diplomas. The Senior Council: L, to R.: Forest Clark, Herbert McRoberts, Charles Kersey, Don Wolf gast, Jim Quellhorst, L. Jeanne McRoberts. The Senior Officers and Sponsors: L. to R.: Mr. Glenn Neeves, Sponsorg Lois Jeanne Mc' Roberts, secretaryg Charles Kersey, vicefpresi- dentg Miss Patricia O'Day, sponsor, Donald Wolgast, president. Page Sixtyeeight 1949 Cedars ANNA BELLE AKERS Jr. Off. Ass'tg Span. Clubg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Bandg Jr. Honor Societyg Sr. Honor Society-V. Pres.g FHA- V. Pres. MARTHA JEAN BAIRD Sr. Off. Ass'tg Sr. Sunf shine Societyg Com'l Club +V. Presg FHAg Draf matics Plays. BETTY JOAN BARTLETT Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Glee Clubg Pennantg Lib. Club-V. Presg Lib. Ass'tg Thespiang FHA-State V. Pres. and Nat'l Program Comm: Fashion Board Repg Draf matics Plays. BILLY DEAN CALDWELL LOIS JEAN CARTER Jr. Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg GAAg Bot f Biol Clubg Pennantg Latin Clubg Sr. Sunshine Council. 1949 Cedars MARGARET ANN ALLEN Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Glee Clubg Bandg Com'l Clubg GAAg BotfBiol Clubg Pen' nantg Latin Club. SUZANNE BALL Jr. Off. Ass'tg Sr. OH. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Socif etyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg PhysfChern Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choir- Presg Com'l Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Sr. Science Club- Sec'yg Jr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Candy Commg Candelabrum Commg May Queen Attendantg Prom Queen Attendantg Hallo' Ween Queen Attendantg Modern Dance Clubg Ap- paratus Clubg Dramatics Playsg Sr. Honor Society. JULIA ANNE BILLINGSLY Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Glee Clubg GAAg Bot f Biol Clubg Latin Clubg Concert Choirg Lab Ass'tg Dist. Vocal Solo Contest-2nd Divif siong Dramatics Plays. J RUTH ANNA CAMPBELL Jr. Ulf. Ass'tg Jr. Sun' shine Societyg Sr. Sun- shine Societyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg BotfBiol Clubg FHAg Candy Comm. DELORES JANELLE CLARK Sr. Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sun' shine Societyg Sr. Sun' shine Societyg Cedars- Cir. Mgr.g Com'l Clubg GAAQ BotfBiol Clubg Sr. Science Clubg Pennant-- Cofeditorg Quill E3 Scroll -Presg Latin Club: Yell Leaderg Candy Commg Halloween Queen Attend' antg Modern Dance Clubg Apparatus Club-Pres. Page Sixty-nine FOREST LEE CLARK PhysfChern Cluhg Bot'Bi0l Clubg Coke Comm. LEON MORTON COLGROVE Ath. Bdg Com'l Clubg Bot- Biol Clubg UL Club-V. Presg Varsity Ballg Class V. Pres-l948g Track. MARY LOU COPELAND Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Society? C126 Clubg Com'l Cluhg Bot' Biol Clubg Lib. Ass't. MARILYN IOYCE DEAN Sr. OH. Ass'tg Sr. Sunf shine Society. MARGARETT DYE Span. Clubg Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Glee CluhQ Comil Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Thesf pains-Treasg Local Ora' toricalsg Dramatics Plays. Page Seventy BEVERLY DOWENE CORY Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Glee Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Pen' nantg Latin Clubg Drama' tics Plays. ROBERT M. COOK Student Operatorsg Physf Chem Clubg Com'l Clubg Boosters Clubg BotfBiol Clubg L Clubg Cub Ballg Varsity Ballg Trackg Base' ball. BETTY JOAN DAVIS Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Clee Clubg Band--Treasg Bot' Biol Clubg Latin Clubg lst Division Ensemble Conf test. ARTHUR OTIS DICKERSON Span. Clubg PhysfChem Cluhg Band-Treasg Bot' Biol Clubg lst Division Ensemble Contestg Coke Comm. MARCIA LOUISE EDWARDS Sr. Off. Ass'tg Ath. Bdg Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Sunshine Councilg PhysfChem Club -Sec'yg Glee Clubg Cedf ars-Sr. Editorg Com'l Clubg Jr. Honor Societyg Sr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Candy Commg Girl's State Repg Concert Choirg Halloween Queeng Prom Queen Attendantg May Queen Attenclantg Class Sec'y-l948g Canclelabrum Commg Modern Dance Clubg District Vocal Conf test-lst Divisiong State Vocal Contest-2nd Divif siong Dramatics Playsg Thespians. 1949 Cedars BONNIE LOUISE FIVECOAT Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Clubg CAAg Latin Clubg FHA. MALVIS GRISEL Phys'Chem Clubg Bandg Bot'Biol Clubg Cub Ball. JAMES ROBERT HEINBAUGH Student Operatorsg Glee Clubg Hi'Yg L Clubg Varsity Ballg Baseball. BEVERLY JEAN HERRMANN -lr. Off. Ass'tg Ir. Sunshine Society: Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Clee Club: Com'l Clubg CAAg Bot'Biol Clubg FHA. LARRY LEE HILL Candelabrum Commg Con' cert Choirg Clee Clubg Hi' Yg Pennantg Trackg Fresh' man Basketballg Dramatics Plays. sEN1oRs CLOYD WILLIAM GOODNIGHT Phys'Chem Clubg Glee Clubg I'Ii'Y. IANET IANICE HAWKINS Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Sr. Science Clubg Glee Clubg Bandg Concert Choir-V. Presg GAAg Latin Clubg Flag Raiserg District and State Solo and Ensemble Con' testg Dramatics Plays. IO ANN HENRY Jr. Off. Ass'tg Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Cedars-Adv. Mgrg Com'l Clubg GAAg Bot' Biol Clubg Lib. Clubg Latin Clubg Dramatics Plays. GEORGE IVIARION HILAND Phys'Chem Clubg Corn'l Clubg Hi'Yg Latin Clubg Coke Commg Baseball. MARY CAROLYN HUFFMAN Sr. Sunshine Societyg COIIl,l Club. 1949 Cedars Page Seventy-one PHILDA MAY HUFFMAN Sr. Sunshine Societyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg Bot' Biol Club. PHYLLIS MAE JACKSON Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Bandg Com'l Clubg GAAg Bot' Bol Clubg FHA. JOANNA JEFFRIES Sr. Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Clee Clubg COfI1,l Club-Treasg GAAg Bot' Biol Clubg FHA-Pres- 1949, Sec'y-1948, V. Pres-1947. ESTHER RUTH JENKINS Jr, Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg BotfBiol Clubg FHA. JOANNE MAE KENNEDY Span. Clubg Jr. Sunshine Society: Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg BotfBiol Clubg Pen' nantg Quill EG? Scrollg Lib. Clubg Jr. Honor Societyg Thespians-V. Pres. Page Seventyftwo Q 1 SENIORS LORETTA MARILYN HUNT Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg BotfBiol Clubg Latin Clubg Essay Contest. MARY ALICE JARRETT Jr. Off. Ass't: Jr. Sunshine Society: Sr. Sunshine So' ciety Glee Clubg GAAg BotfBiol Clubg Concert Choir. WALLACE N. JEFFS Span. Clubg Student Op' eratorsg Bandg Com'l Clubg HifY: Lib. Clubg Drama- tics Plays. ARTHUR EUGENE JOHNSON Com'l Clubg Bot'Biol Clubg HL Club. CHARLES LEROY KERSEY Clee Clubg Cedars-Ass't Ed.g Coxn'l Clubg HifY- V. Presg BotfBiol Clubg Pennant+Adv. E5 Bus. Mgrg Local Oratoricalsg Class V. Pres-19495 Senior Councilg Candela- brum Commg Coke Commg Essay Contestg Vespersg Boosters Club Medal Award - 1948g Interclass Basketballg Dramatics Playsg Thespians. 1949 Cedars BETTY LOU KING Sr. Off. Ass'tg Span. Clubg Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr Sunshine Societyg Phys Chem Clubg Thespians. BARBARA ELLEN LIVINGSTON Ir. Sushine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Cedarsf Classes Ed.g Com'l Club! Presg Jr. Honor Societyg Sr. Honor Society!-Presg Latin Club-Znd Consulg Halloween Queen Attend' antg Outstanding Fresh' man E99 Sophomore Girlg Outstanding lst year Com' mercial Student. ERNEST STANLEY MAR' SHALL Bandg BotfBiol Club. IACK L. MAXSON PhysfChem Clubg Band- Presg HifY. MARILYN MCINTYRE Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg Bot' Biol Club. 1949 Cedars SENIORS DARREL GENE KNOX Cflee Club: Bandg HifYg BotfBiol Clubg Cub Ball. BARBARA JOAN LOCKE Sr. OH. Ass'tg Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cictyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg GAAg BotfBiol Clubg Ir. Book Clubg Candy Comm. DOROTHY ANN MARTIN Ir. Off. Ass'tg Jr, Sunshine Societyg Sr, Sunshine So' rietv: Ph sfChem Clubg Cedarsg GAAQ Pennant!- Editorg Ir. Book Clubg -Ir. Honor Societyg Sr. Honor Society-Sec't 53 Treasg Latin ClubfPresg Sun' shine Councilq Advanced Designg Sr. Science Club. STUART ALYN MCCONNAHA Student Operatorsg Phys- Chem Club: Glee Clubg Band: Cedarsg HifYg Bot' Biol Clubq Permantg Quill Ei Scrollg Interclass Bas' ketball, Coke Commg Trackg Slide Ruleg Lib. Ass't. BETTY MARIE McMILf LEN BotfBiol Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choir: jr. Honor Societyg Ir. Off. Ass't: Sr. Sunshine Societyg Sunf shine Councilg Span. Clubg Local Oratoricalsg Essay Contest. Page Seventyfthrec CAROLYN SUE MCROBERTS Ir. Off. Asst'g Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Com'l Clubg Bot' Biol Clubg Candy Comm. LOIS JEAN MQROBERTS Sr. Off Ass't. Ath. Bdf Sec'tg Sr. Sunshine Society - Pres -1949, Sec't- 194-8g Jr. Sunshine Society -Presg PhysfChem Clubg Senior Science Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Clubg GAAg Ir. Honor Societyg Sr. Honor Societyg'Latin Clubg Thesf pians-Presg Prom Queeng May Queeng Halloween Queen Attendantg Class Sec't-19493 DAR Good Citizenship Awardg Yell Leaderg Candelabrum BERTA GAY MILLS jr. Sunshine Societyg Ir. Sunshine Councilq Sr. Sun' shine Societyg PhysfChem Clubg Com'l Clubg Lib. Club+Presg FHAQ Lib. Ass'tg Candy Comm-Co' chairman. Commg Vespersg Senior Councilg Apparatus Clubg Modern Dance Club. DAVID ALBERT OLEHY Student Operatorsg Phys' Chem ClubfPresg HifYg Lab. Ass't. RONALD LEE PEABODY Com'l Clubg HifYg Bot' Biol Clubg Yell Leaderg Cub Ball. Page Seventyffowr SENIORS HERBERT McROBERTS Ath. Bd: Span. Clubg Glee Clubg Bandg Boosters Clubg HifYg BotfBiol Clubg L Clubg Varsity Ballg Track Baseball. CHARLES G. MILLER PhysfChem Clubg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg HifYg BotfBiol Club. MARILYN SUE NEAL Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Glee Clubg COm'l Clubg FHAg Lib. Clubg GAAg BotfBiol Club. ESTHER MAE CWENS Sr. Sunshine S o c i e t yg Band. RITA MAE PEARL Soeietyg Sr. Sunshine So' ciety-Treasg PhysfChem Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Clubg Pen' nantfCofeditorg Quill EG? Scroll-Sec'tg Lib. Club- Sec't Es? Treasg Ir. Book Clubg Ir. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Candy Coming Lib. Ass'tg Flag Raiserg Sr. Honor Society. 1949 Cedars VYE IRENE PEPER Jr. Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Com'l Clubg Bot' Biol Clubg FHA. JAMES ANTHONY QUELLHORST Ath. Bd-Presg Clee Clubg Com'l Clubg HifY-Treasg BotfBiol Clubg L Club- Presg Senior C o u n c i lg F r e s h m a n Basketballg Varsity Ballg Baseballg Cub Ball. MARILYN RADER Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg G1 e e Clubg C o n c e rt Choirg Com'l Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Jr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Local Oratoricalsg Apparatus Cl u bg M a y Queen Attendant. ARDELLA MARIE ROBISON Span. Clubg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg PhysfChem Clubg Glee Club: Concert Choirg Com'l Club4Sec'tg GAA. JAMES E. SHAW Ath. Bdg Student Opera- torsg PhysfChem Club! V. Presg Boosters Club- Sec'tg BotfBiol Clubg HL Club4Sec'tg Baseball. 1949 Cedars SENIORS JOYCE EVONNE POLLITT Sr. Off. Ass'tg Span. Club -Sec't EG? Treasg Jr. Sun' shine Societyg Sr. Sun' shine Societyg PhysfChem Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Club: GAA: Pennant-Ass't Eclitorg Quill EG? Scroll-V. Presg Jr. Honor Societyg Can' delabrum Commg Candy Comm-Chairmang May Oueen Attendantg Prom Queen Attendantg Hallo' Ween Queen Attendantg Modern Dance Clubg Sr. Honor Society. BUREN JUNIOR QUICK Span- Clubs PhysfChem Clubg HifYg L Club! Varsity Ballg Trackg Base, ball. BONNIE BERNICE REESE Jr. Off. Ass'tg Sr. Off. ASSE! Jr. Sunshine So' Ciety-Sec'tg Sr. Sunshine S0Ci?fY3 PhysfChem Clubg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Clubg GAAg Bot' Biol Clubg Pennantg Latin Clubg Halloween Queen Attendantg May Queen Attendantg Yell Leader. EDITH IRENE SHANKLIN Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg Latin Clubg Concert Choir. FREDA FERN SHERRILL Sr. Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Society: Sr. Sunshine So' ,cietyg Bandg Com'l Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Latin Club. Page Seventygive HELEN IONE SHOCKLEY J Jr, Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Clee Clubg Com'l Ciubg Bot' Biol Club. AMES LOWELL STAHL Student Operators--Pres. PhysfChem Clubg G l e e Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Pennant-AdvfBus. Mgrg Quill Es? Scrollg Latin Clubg Interclass Basketballg Baseball. JAMES GEORGE TEN EYCK Student Operatorsg Phys' Chem Clubg Boosters Clubg HifY-Guideg L Club: Student Mgr. DONALD EUGENE TOLLEY Glee Clubg BotfBiol Club. WILLA ANN WALTON Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Sr. Science Clubg Clee Clubg Cedars? Copy Editorg Com'l Club: GAAg Pennant-Society Ed,g Quill Sf? Scrollg -jr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg ThespiansfTreas - 1948, Sec't-19495 May Queen Attendantg Candy Commg Dramatics Playsg Sr. Hon' or Society. WILLIAM D. SMALL Span. Club. VERA STEVENS Band+V. Presg Com'l Clubg Glee Clubg Jr. Sun- shine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Ir. S u n s h i n e Council. NORMA IOANNE THORNTON Ir. Off. Ass'tg Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine So' cietyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg GAAg B0t'Biol Clubg Lib. Clubg Ir. Honor So' cietyg Latin Club. JOHN EDWARD VAN NUYS S t u d e nt Operators-V. Presg PhysfChem Clubg Glee Clubg Cedars4Phof tographerg HifY-Sec'tg Pennant - Photographerg Latin Club-Aedileg Water Boy. HERBERT EARL WE ST Glee Clubg Coke Comm. Page Seventy-six 1949 Cedars BEVERLY JOAN WHITAKER -Ir. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Bandg Com'l Clubg GAAg Bot' Biol Clubg Latin Cluhg FHA. E LOIS F. WINKLER Jr. Sunshine Societyg Sr. Sunshine Societyg Phys' Chem Clubg Glee Clubg BotfBiol Clubg Pennantg Lib. Clubg Ir. Book Club -Presg Ir. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg FI'IAg Lab. Ass'tg Lib. Ass'tg Thesf pians. DONALD RICHARD WOLGAST PhysfChem Club-Treasg Glee Clubg Banclg Cedars -Bus. Mgrg Boosters -1948, Pres-l949g Botf Club-Presg HifY-Treas Biol Clubg Ir. Honor So' ciety-V. Presg Class Pres -1948, 1949g Candelaf brurn Commg Boy's State Repg Outstanding Fresh' man E97 Sophomore Boyg Senior Councilg Concert Choirg Interclass Basket' ballg Freshman Basketballg Thespians. 1949 Cedars ERIN DIANE XVHITNEY Sr. Sunshine Society-QV. Presg Glee Club: Concert Choirg Cedars-E dit o rg Com'l Clubg GAAg Bot' Biol Clubg Pennant- Editorg Quill E99 Scroll- Sec'tg Girl's State Repg Prom Queen Attendantg Candy Comm. MARCUS GENE WITHAM Student Operatorsg HifY. DONNA RUTH WOLGAST Ir. Off. Ass'tg Ir, Sun' shine Societyg Sr. Sun' shine Societyg Glee Clubg Com'l Clubg GAAQ Bot' Biol Clubg Pennantg Latin Clubg Candy Commg May Queen Attendantg Ideal Junior Sunshine Medalg Cinderella of 9th Gradeg Thespians. Page Seventy-seven JUNIORS . The Junior Class Officers and Sponsors L. to R.: Faedetta Maple, sec retaryg Miss Ruth McLaughlin sponsor, Richard Nichols, vice presidentg Mr. Frank Griesemer sponsor, Tom Honan, president During their Freshmen and Sophomore years, the class of '50 did not organize. However, they got off to a good start this year by electing Tom Honan, president, Dick Nichols, vicefpresidentg and Faedetta Maple, sedyftreasurer. Their able sponf sors were Miss Ruth McLaughlin and Mid Frank Griesemer. The Juniors sold concessions at the basketball games as their class project. The girls wore red corduroy skirts and white blouses, while the boys wore gray trousers, white shirts, and red ties. Members of the class of '50 brought the idea of student government before the student body in a special convocation. Although the students voted against it, it gives us an idea of what can be expected from this upfandfcoming class. The Prom, which climaxed a very busy year in the lives of the members of the Class of '50, was held April 22 at the Lebanon Armory. Page Seventyfeight 1949 Cedars UNIORS r Raymond Barton Barbara Bates Robert Bearhope Marion Ragene Bogan Bertha Booth Don Philip Bowers Clarence Boyland Nellie Jean Brattain Benny Campbell Howard Campbell Doris Clossin Marvin Clossin Beverly Cooper Winifred Crim William DeVo1 Evelyn Dickerson Emma jean Dolson Bill Ellis Lois Emshwiller Gerald French Eula Gibbs Iohn Graham Lloyd Hamer Eleanor Hart Bill Heady Martha Heath Anna Belle Hiland Thomas Honan 1949 Cedms Page Seventyfnine 'i UNIORS Thomas Hopkins Ellamae Hughes Carl Hunter Helen lsenhour Wanda james Clifford Kays Charlotte Korteling Rose Lambert Mary Livingston james Lucas Faedetta Maple Irwin Martin Jim McAfee Mary McKenzie Mariam Mclntire Patricia McMannis James Mendenhall Marcia Miller Marjorie Mullikin Patsy Newman Peggy Newman Richard Nichols Allan Owens Beverly Paxson Mary Peper Wayne Peper Charles Rader g Myra Jane Refnke page Eighty 1949 Cedars UNIORS ' Loren Rentschlcr David Richey Forrest Ryan Alice Sallec Carl Schenck L. Dowane Scott Robert Shanks Larry Shepherd Mary Lou Shirley Phyllis Shockley Norman Smiley Vera Stevens Iames Stump lnell Swinford Violet Ioyce Thatcher James Titus Rita Urban Alan Voorhis Richard Waltcwn Bob XVarrcn Nadienc Warren Clklozingo John Wethingtoil Letha Wilfianis Mary Wirikler Sarah Winkler Susanne Vv'inkler John Yates 1949 Cedars I Page Eightyfone Page Eightyftwo SOPHOMORES Phyllis Acton Robert Amos Carol Anderson Clifford Antcliil: Frank Barrett Helen Barrett Rovene Barrett Calvin Benson Joan Bramblett Phyllis Brosher William Broshar Kathleen Bussell Edwin Byrd Virginia Cadick lean Campbell Jerry Campbell Pat Campbell Loretta Carter Loretta Collier Ellora DeNoon Jo Ann Detherage Charlene Dickerson Dale Dickerson Robert Dickerson Clarence Doyle Mildred Fairfield Patsy Glendenning Rex Goodnight Victor Ham Richard Haney Max Hanlon Ronald Harrod Charles Heinbaugh Donna Hiatt Leah Hiland Vern Huffman Helen Isenhower Jessie Isenhower Ernest Jarrett Nancy Jeffries Ann Jones Charlene Kincaid William Kirk Kenneth Lasley Donald Lewellen 1949 Cedars SGPHOMORES William Lewellen Norman Linton Carolyn Sue Lowery Charlotte McClaine Peggy McDonald Daniel Mclntire Ioan Messenger Jim Metzger Donna Miller Patricia Murphy Max Myers Beryl Nease Wesley Nelson Berton O'Brvan Nora Pearl Sarann Pearl Beverly Proctor Madonna Quellhorst Alice Reese Bob Reeves Bob Robison Valada Scott Don Pratt Bob Shaw Michael Shumate Wayne Sipe Twyla Small Thelma Staton john Stookey Margaret Sul'ivan Tom Tanselle Dorothy Thompson Bette Thornton Marvin Leon Tolley Jack Trowbridge Sally Sue Vogel Bob Voorhis Grant Wade Barbara Wagoner Marilyn Walker Reva Walker Devon Walters Phylis Wilcox Elizabeth Wolfe Tom Wyatt 1949 Cedars Page Eighfyffhffe A FRESHMEN . Richard Abbott James Robert Akers Lola Allen Bobby Io Ashley Mina Baker Albert Biggcrstaff Mary Helen Billingsly Loretta Bolinger Blanche Booth Donald Borden Carol Breedlove Robert Broshar Allen Thornas Budd Alvin David Budd Charles Bunch Ruby Louise Byrkett Martha Clark Eddie Cory Bcttv Cottinqham Robert Craig Ruth Crim Charlotte Denrfcr Wvvian Dickerson Helen Dillon Nancy Dillon james Eckels Kenneth Elder Marilyn Bramert Lowell Endicott Phillip Fergus-in Ilovd Fine john Flynn Loretta Gladdcv Carol Greene Ivanna Gwaltney Bruce Harmon Elizabeth Hawkins Janet Hawkins Walter Heflin Jesse Hendricks James Hendrix Lloyd Hessong Ann Hiatt Lewis Melvin Hil' Harold Hinshaw Shirley Hoffman Glen Hootman Richard Huckstep Phyllis Jean Hunt Clarence Hunter Don Hussong Earl Isenhower John Ielfs William Kersev George L. Kibbey Edward Kincaid David Kouns Ioan La Favers Ivlarilyn Io Lee Page Eightyffour 1949 C6d6l'f5 FRESHMEN Judith Leerkamp Suzanne Lenox Nancy Lewallen Leon Lewellen Melvin Lewellen Russell Likens Braxton Lindley Peggy Lindley Lois Livingston Dale Luper Floyd Martin Phyllis Martin Bill Marvin David McGhee Shirley McGrigg Patricia McKinley Annabelle Miller Beverly Mullin Luanna IoAnne Neal Donna Orwig Barbara Owens Eleanor Owens jimmy Parr Charles Philip Peaboalv Sarann Pearl Bill Perkins Barbara Pettit Virginia Phillips Myra Piersol James Powell Larry Rader Jack Reeves james Schulemfre Don Scott Lloyd Scott Marlon Scott Stephen Scott jim Seeright Kenneth Sherrill Dave Sherry Robert Shinn Io Anne Smith Ronald Snyder Mary Elizabeth Staton Janet Strohl Charles Sumner Dorotha Telzoe Jeanette Teter Bobby Joe Thrine Donald Urban Garland Virtue Loren Walker Ella Lee Wells Sue Carolyn Wells Icy Wethington Lorena White Mary Alice Wilson Richard Wilson Kim Yarbrough 1949 Cedars i 5 1 Page Eighty-six 8TH GRADE Joe Anderson Lois Anderson Patricia Andrews Arnol Artman Keith Bailey Betty Jean Baker Charles Bales Evelyn Beamer Marietta Beery Donna Brock Don Caplinger Judith Chumlea Carolyn Cline Colleen Cragun Margaret Davis Delmar Dean Arthur Detherage Ronald Dixon Diana Downs Barbara Edwards Ardith Emshwiller Joyce Ferry Gail Gruver Clifford Hale Doris Hale Hurshell Hale Reva Harris Glenda Harshman Richard Hawkins Jack Hayes John Hedge Virginia Hinshaw Shirley Howsen Rohert Hysong Charles Jamison I ..,- 3 l,.. ' - Li A 'V. ' Richard Jarrett ' H Marilyn Jett ,flL 'i'- Patty Johns , -. -- Harlin Jones ,. Norma Kelley '53 Marilyn Kern ' -is-' 1949 Cedars STH GRADE S as John King Dale Lemons Rose Letcher Sylvia Lewis John Linn Beverly Linton Barbara Lister Billy Mclntyre Charlene Mclntyre Larry Miller Margaret Money Connie Moss Carolyn Neal James Nelson Paul Otterman Ersual Owens James Owens Barbara Paxson Ruth Perkins Ruth Ann Potts Lloyd Quick Byron Rader James Schenek James Shepperd Lawrence Shockley Juliana Shumate David Starks Donald Stewart Jack Sutherland James Thompson Katy Wagoner Barbara Ward Marilyn Wells Howard West Bill Wheeler fill Donald Whitaker James Whitehead fzZf2'Qff,:jA' 'V :,y V. A Joe Williams f Robert Wolfe i Janet Wright J , ' i if - kg! Vk,, , LJ qrffgl if rtrri rreae , L 1949 Cedars Page Eightyfseven 7TH GRADE Barbara Abbott Della Allen Harry Allen, Jr. Jackie Anderson Alice Ann Appleton fx. Billy Ashley Berton Bales Eleanor Bates Roberta Bell Dean Board Nancy Boatman Julia Booth Pauline Bregg ' t Mary Kay Brenton YQ Charles Butner A 'C' Joyce Campbell Shirley Campbell Herbert Chittem Lucy Ann Clark Marilyn Conrad Jimmie Cooper Ritchie Coryell Donald Crawford John Crim Belle Culley Jack Culley Dana Deer Virginia DeCroes ,A Catherine DeMougin Barbara Detherage Donald DeVol Sue Dickerson Roberta Dickey John Dicks Judith Dillman Thomas Dougherty Benjamin Douglas Robert Douglas Earl Essex Peggy Farris Jane Ferguson Gene Fine Chell Fogle John Foster Raymond Golf w.?UE! 'i,. JA page b,ghty,eight 1949 Cedars 7TH GRADE Billy Graham ' Norma Greene Edwin Gullion Phyllis Gwaltney Elva 'Hale , wi Virgie Mae Hale Richard Hall Lois Hana Mary Ham Thomas Hanna Bohhy Harshman Iohn Hawkins Margaret Hays Bonetha Hs-Qronq Frances Hiland Fanny Hoffman Rozella Hovingsworth Patricia Howson Helen Hunt Evelyn Irwin Teddy .la 'ison jimmy Jett Victor Johnson Alan Kincaid Richard Korteling Donald Lambert Paul Large Buddy Lenox Eddie Lewellen Barbara Lynch Charles McGhehey Nancy McKinney Kenneth Mitchell Virginia lxloore Linda Mundell Opal Mucaon Jackie liners Joan Myers Jon Mvers Donnagene Neal Jerry Nease Joyce Neeves David Nelson Ianet Nelson 1949 Cedars Page Eighty'-nine A 7TH GRADE Rosalie Newman Shirley Padgett Mary Margaret Parr Paul Paulsen Marcia Peabody Betty Perkins Rosalyn Platt Leon Proctor Ruth Revell Christina Richey Marna Robinson Richard Roth Roberta Schenck Ray Shaw Harley Sheets Marshall Sheets Willa Sue Small Allen Smith Billy Solomito Dean Sparks Ann Spurr Shirley Staton Philip Sterling Charles Stewart Kay Stewart Carolyn Jean Stover Aaron Stookey Rosie St. Peters Bonnie Taylor Rose Taylor Marrraret Teboe William Ten Eyck James Tyre Mona Virtue Paul Voorhis Paula Voorhis David Wainscott Bill Wahl Jerry Walker Tommy Walker Stephen Wall Mary Ward Mary Wilcox Anne Wisehart Richard Wyatt Page Ninety 1949 Cedars To Our Friends and L. H. S. Boosters, Uwz.. dduzntiaefzn, The 1949 Cedars Staff Says Thanks for Your Splendid Coopera1'ion!' I 1un-nn-nu-:un-nninn,nu-lm1,l,.1,..,1,,,,,.ul1i1,,g...m11nu1,,,41n -un1un1nn1un1uu1nu1nu- lf' swim-nu--unixn--nu-un-nn.,-un1111111111-lun-nu-inn-un-nu ofa I I FULWIIJEII'S IIPPLIANGES Gifts, Sreeting Cards for All Occasions Fulwider Cr Linton DRY GOODS NOTIONS 129 N. Meridian St PHONE 718 A GUM P LETE Buunlras S E H V I G E Q YAN NEW HOMES 1 or Q 5 REMODELING ROOFING AND SIDING INSURED WORKMEN W. E. BLACKWELL G' SON GENERAL CONTRACTOR 820 West South St. FHONE 1672 A IJ I E II LEBIINUN :Ili-11:11nn-,uninu-.un-nll1uu1uu-uu1nu-un..-un-mu: 1 1 - -M - ---mi ,,1,4,,1.1,1.,1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1.,,,1.iii 1:1511 1 1 1m,1m41m.1i,l111,,.1,..,1,,,1 1 1 ...ma-im-ns-nu1niu-in ,, AREA? 1 limiul-nn1ull1ml-nu-n STEAKS SHORT ORDERS Fountain Service Curb Service TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN ALWAYS FAIR ' ALWAYS HEASUNABLE GRAIN FEED Sum CU' ,NCAA COAL SEED ' 1.,m.-nn-iiu..uu-mn1un 1-nn-nu-:minus THEHE'S A FUHC1 IN YUUH FUTURE The FRED SIESS CO. FORD DEALERS 1un1un1mi.-am-'in--un.-nn1uninn-nn1un-im-im-nn1nn--M1nu1nn-1:1uu1un-im1uu-un-un-un-nn-u -un1.uu- -.lm-. 1 1 ,in.linIf-nu1u41,,u-un.. -un-nu1m- -un1un-u1:1nn--un1nu--uu-nu.-- .. I-v ffwmw 0 FOR A SWEETHEART 0 FOR A HUSBAND 0 FOR A WIFE Why is your portrait the perfect gift? Because it Will be intimate, charming, and distinctive, When made in our modern studio-the gift that only you can give. --nw--nu-uu1lnlr1nulnn-nu-nu-.unQnux-nn-un.-nu--nu- H A R V E Y'S RESIDENCE STUDIO WM. HAROLD HARVEY MARY E. HARLOS 416 E. Washington St. PHONE 262 IEBANUNSAIES 8z. SERVICE, ING. YOUR KAISER- FRAZER DEALER ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE PHONE 240 I GMU SALES and SERVICE TRUCK GMC COACH . OLDSMOBILE SALES 6 SERVICE Geo. H. Couchman un-un:m1nu1un-'mivm-lm1-nu...-m-un-.lu-.uun14nu --m...m..- hu1uniuninn1nu-un-uuiuu-nn-nn 1,un.-uu-.un-uu--uu.-nn.-.nn-nu-nn-.nn1-nu:un:lm--l:u-- BUUNE GU SHELBY CHEVROLET Inc. Means a Good DeaI AUTOMOBLES ACCESSORIES HARDWARE WILLARD H. SHELBY, Pres. JOHN B. EATON, Mgr. 215-219 Wesl' Main Sf. LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE 80 ,ml-ul-Im:lrIlvnn1un1n1:11:11-:nl-lun-ul11nn:nn-111111111:-11:11-11111:uf-nn1ull-lllr-nu1un-lln--nu-lllv..m.-lluvuu-11:11 CongrauAaHons Seniors T'H E AVON THEATRE Compliments cf J. P. ALEXANDER BLJY' 1'CDU R GI!CJCIER.IES .AT MARKET Lebanonb PAOST AAodern Food AAarkeT FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS UNTY .Finn--11111 - -- 1-1 - 1 -- 1m:--M1uniun-nn--nn--nn-un-nu1nn1nn-nuiun-un-nn--nu-1uun1nu1-uu-am1un-nu-uninn-nu-nn1nn1un-un: aio FLUWEHS MUUNTT FIUWBTS Fur All IIGGHSIUIIS OUR SPECIALTIES PLANTS CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS FUNERAL WORK PHONE 175 zzs N LEBANON WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS 1,,u.1,.u1.,I..-IlI.-un.-m....m...nu1,,,,? ..... - .. .Q 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 .-11,11 1,1 1. ,1 .1 ...I,IL,I,I1,IH1.1H,mllun.-I1n-,I,,..,m1,,,.-.,,,,..un1 HMM!-CRANE EUHPUHATIUN Subsidiary of Houdaille-Hershey Corp MAN UFACTURERS OF OQL PURIFYING EQUIPMENT LOV E L L MUNUMENT GU. 729 E. MAIN Phone I6I Lebanon, Ind. -uu--nu- - -- 1- - 1 1--n1m--nn-lm-un1.:n-nn-n:a1un-un-nu1nn-nu1ml1auxinn-un--uu..nlu1lu:1m,-ws-nuinu-n.n1lm--nn-:nn-nuuu,.nn...uu-un-n f I GAs IJ E A K I N S' 0'L G U L F 5:,ti',:'::'RS Sfffvwf REG, S T A T I Il N coNoENsERs WILLIAM Effiiim BEAM Pl'OPI'ief0I' Com Ignition nouns R d FAN BELTS of SEALED BEAM serwce LIGHTS FUEL PUMPS Motor SPARK PLUGS Tune-UP ,qi K' -A Wil Y L E N Il X I BHIIS. HUDSON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS SALES--SERVICE PARTS 404 W. South Lebanon, Indiana CALL I4 I I s I KINCAID AUTO SALES CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Mopar Parts and Accessories LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE II84 HAMBURGERS Don'l- Be a Longhair Buy 'Em Go To By The Sack A. C. HANGE'S Printers of THE CEDARS BARBER SHUI! ezxall CITIZENS BANK ob A S I A II TRUST CO. I H E II E X A L L Lebanon, Ind. D H U 3 31035 GREENFIELD, INDIANA FORD'S TYDOL Trustees', Office and School Supplies B H N I E'S SIMONIZING LEBANON INDIANA 1In1iiii1,.,,1iiii1nu1nn1uii1un1,,.,1,,.,1,,,1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - LAFAYETTE AVENU E 1 1m1iin1iiii1,in1,,,1.,,1p,,1..y.1,n1 1ug1ug1u-1ug1.'1u.1u.1u REAL ESTATE CLINGENPEEL N. P. Rentals Property Loans Management LEBANON OFFICE BLDG. Room 203 PHONE I405-W 1 111.1111 1,.qg1lI1.11I.1.'11.1..1l.1n1l.-.gl1gl1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.ug-u1,1g.1ll1l.1.g1,g1,,1 E. PERKINS Klnn's COMPANY 'J'4 BA K E RY The Home of E v S1 Men's and Just A Little Better Young Men's NEXT TO THE LIDO THEATER C LOT H I N G Hot Donuts Every Evening ACE'S CAR LOT H UB B l. E ' S CAKES P'E5 211 w. WASHINGTQN 4 ACE CAl3::'EllT.22Owner Groceries- Meats Cream Cakes BOB CALDWELL, Manager Fruits - Vegetables BEST WISHES lC6 Cream CLASS OF 1949 CALL - 149-w - cAu. D t d C k F A O . HAFFNER'S 619 W. Main sheet eCOl'a e a es OI' ny CCaSIOn 5C to store LEBANON INDIANA Best Wishes . Class of '49! HlllllVlllN lll-IENCY, INC. REALTORS INSURANCE 9 X Y 5 1. o Q neurons ffl Q ' 6' nmnmu E375 Assocumun INSURANCE AGENTS 6- -1 Mzmsrn I We Sell the Eorrth And Insure Everything On Rl 207 VVEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 484 11111111111111111..1pl1n.pn--nu-III11-11-1:11.11 111 11.1.11...,,.1W1,.,,1n'-.Im.1.,,.-uu- 1uIpig-lqigliuyinpiulinpingiIl..u,-.,.1,m1,,, BARBARA LYNN BEAUTY SHIIP PIANoS-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RECoRoS, MUSIC, RADIOS .-..m1n,1.....M1.li.,..,q.-,m1m,..I.,il...-.,1.1I,,,i,In1n,1nn1 MILLER AUTU IIB. B u IC K Music A K E R S APPLIANCES 5. III A B S B ll P 0 N T ' A C SALES S SERVICE :': I 307-309 S. Lebanon WEZLSQEEJENEZEIY Phone 836 . out PHONE 212 RIBHMAN'S SELF SERVICE MARKET ----1 ILLER-JONES DON SM'T S M A BARBER SHOP Your Family Q u a I i f y M e 3 f S We Specialize in SHOE STORE Men's and ChiIdren's East Sidle of Square Hairculsu F r u i t s w I I I: nx THF Vegetables FOR BATTERY G U U N T Y SERVICE 202-204 s. LEBANON S T A T E II1 w. SOUTH P I-I o N E I 9 9 LEBANON, INDIANA For Real Estate or Loans Contact D A V I S C L 0 T H I N G C 0 . Guy McLaughlin or Keith McCormick McLaughlin's Real Estate Agency THE STORE PCR MEN l04Vz S. Lebanon Street III W- MAIN Congratulations to the Class of T949 HAAG DRUG CO. 101 NORTH MERIDIAN FLBYB G. PERKINS The Place to Buy Furniture Lebanon, Indiana Phone T8 .-. 1 il...p-.-,u1...1u..-.u... 1 1 1 .- 1 ...I ofa -uu--nI--lu--IIu-1nu-IIu--IIn1IIII-- 1 1 -IIII1uII1I:II1lII1uII-Inn 1-ln1ul1uu-iIn1I1II-III1-un--IIu1uII-IIII -11-- IIII1IIII1IIII-Im-III1--IIII- --IIn-Of! ITAPHNE-HAY BEAUTY SALUN COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE MRS. DAPHNE KELLY 1.81. W MEll'S WEAH Lebanon's Leading Haberclashery LEBANON, INDIANA A SGllTT'S 50 Tll 31.00 STUHE YOUR SHOPP NG CENTER Owner Lebanon, Ind. 218 Lebanon Office Bldg. PHONE 702 T13 So. Meridian St. Tel. 1590 Easl' Side of Square UAHNAll mnmswwxw. UUALITY gb gg NS A K E ll M A N H FURNITURE S II E ABZECEZTS RUGS ll H U G S T ll H E STOVES INSURANCE G U X-RAY FITTING IIz s. MERIDIAN sr. P H 0 N EMJN7 I LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE 103 Mew' MUITEITN M.L.CHAMBERS BARBER SHOP . S U F Qualify Cileaning E I n e 5 2 To 0 d S eeThZt or Fastagewice E x c L u s I v E Graduation PLACE TO DINE Hair Cut CALL 3 4 8 CALL 120 N. Lebanon St. 842 Indianapolis Ave. LEBANON, IND. WEST MAIN STREET Lebanon, Ind. Compliments A of S H ll P M A H K E T MONTGOMERY-WARD CO. Lebanon, Indiana GROCERIES A , Wearing Apparel MEA-rs HALL Cr FR NK B U W E H S Boys--Girls See Our ELEGTITIGAI. Infants TELEPHONE 42 -fnninu-IIII.-IIII-IIII1nII1uII1II Complete Line Qfkwgw APPLIANCES LENA B. CROOKS -. 1 -. II.-W1I.,.1.,,-.,..1..I,..II,iA.Iiml1qu1gu..,m1,u1n,,-.nn1n,l1.,1ll- 1II - - II1Im.-uu..IIn-IIII1IIII-IIII-.IIII1 n-mf1nu-im-nr1uii1iiui.1un..-inn-... .. .- - 1 1 -Iii...nniuu.-.AlAn..A.,-Allllulnnllill 1 1 1 D. O. 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B. wiN'rERs emit: AGN fam ' ' Cl-ilRoPRAC'roR Main and East Streets 105 V2 5, Lebanon sf, Lebanon OFFLICE HOURS- PHONE 134 IO to II A.M. 2 to 5 P.M. 8 to 9 P.M. Except Sunday and Thursday P.M.s Roger's Food Ma ket 1 . r Lady Attendant S G e es Mem Pi-ilLLiP's ss SERVICE ROAD 52 SQUTH Office 235 -- PHONES - Residence 239 i ' Oils and Grease PHONE 474 Open Evenings and Sundays LEBANON, INDIANA Service Is Our Motto 1nu1uu.- ui....uu.-nii1nii1uii1mi-.u -nu1nu1nu-uu-un1uu--nu-nn-pn--un--..1..L.g1..-.ning1..1...1..1..1...1...-I.-...i.l1......1n.1..1.....I..-,......1g.1..1.g1n1. .- LEBANON ELECTRIC CORPORATION HOME APPLIANCES, RADIOS A, AND TELEVISION PHONE 84 II5 S. LEBANON ST. LEBANON, IND. Compliments Fine Watches FRANKSHEFUN union FEUERAL SAVINGS Bum, and Xu I.IIAN ASSUGIATIUN MCDANIEI' ASSOCIATES .I EWELER Compliments PAUL II. TAVEH 81. SUN 5'E55-DUFF COMPANY gf Say It With Flowers Authorized PINNELL 80 GUUMBS Flowers for All Occasions Ford Tractor Un' East Noble sffeel' LEBANON, INDIANA 501 Lafayette Ave. Lebanon' Ind- PI10l1e 367-W Phone 367-W PHQNE 190 HIlPKIN'S GIIIIUEIIY COmPNime'1fS Free Deiivery of PHONE 44 INIIIANA UUNIJENSEII MILK GU. EJ IIITERIIATIONAI HARVESTER HALL Gm DRAKEFORD YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALERS PHONE 99 LEBANON, IND. tit ll-lllli 1IIII1uninurllllielsli-IJ-vllIllllllLllIl1 -r'- 1 1-I v1vi1T ifli I ll 'lH NIJ IT 'i i i -' '1 UIC ff' un-uw 1------ -- n-nu.-- 1111 1-----1-11 1 Inina:-nuinuinu-111.11111--1.1-.n.l1..,. ,1., + THE BEST W, ' vm P I N MEATS AND GROCERIES ff 6HEENE'S QV. ' v i' .1 MILU MARKET THE LEBANUN HEPURTER , OVER 25,000 READERS DAILY 115 W, MAIN PHONE H00 MITCHELL AND BERRY HARQLp E, GEN-I-RY D R U G S COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Try The Drug S1-Ore First 126 South Lebanon Street Lebanon, Ind PHONE 3 LEBANON, IND. OFFICE: Iso-w - PHONES - RESIDENCE: Iso R Congratulations to the Class of 1949 ZAHAHAKIVS SUGAR BUWI. SGDAS For Fine SALADS FROSTY A SANDWICHES The Home of Lady Margaret's Home-Made Ice Cream and Candies CONGRATULATIONS .n W TO THE CLASS OF 1949 EAGLES LODGE 2062 Lebanon Indiana COMMEQCIIAL DQ! NTINO Pioneer t ompany J.Izi.H,.IA 1IIIjnE Operated by H. E. DARNELL FAU LKI N BU RY BEAUTY SALON 110 North Lebanon Street LEBANON, INDIANA For Refreshment It's SMI1H'S BEVEHAGES LEBANON BOTTLING WORKS ,...,u..-.m- - - 1 1 n-nu-uni 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .- 1 1n-m--nu-uu-En.-En-Imam-nu-un-nn-m.-mu-nn-uu-nn- ......-.,.......,-....-....-.,........-....-,...- - - -,,......,,-....-.,,.......-..,.....,,..,,,....,.,,-.........,-........,,......-..,.... ... ... .. ......-...............,-,...-...........-........,.-.,,f. B u c H A N A N i 8 JONES cf BENIGAR Hfgfjljffjfs i H E F F E L M I R E Quality Clothes for Men and Boys Phone H2 South Side of Square T, L, gaudy DEI-lNER,M9.-, I RALPH W. STARK N U H T H S I D E G R U G E H Y HUYAL GARMENT STATIONER J. D. ROBERTSON 122 s. LEBANON s1'. P H 0 N E 9 3 Lebanon' 'ndim P H 0 N E 2 220 S. Lebanon St. E 1 smlnlnn Mrs. l sf, sms cu. a T A A:E:Z,: A :AQ A', Q l 'firz lg :G-A ':' 1 AIAA l How to Solve Your Mowing and Trimming I Problems with complete range of sizes of Standard Power Mowers made in six sizes. Drop in and see us l UI KI BOONE COUNTY HARDWARE 8' SKELGAS and SKELGAS APPLIANCES .- and Sporting Goods Smart Wearing P H O N E 'I 2 5 Apparel CHICKS FEED for l AND BRUSH NIGINTYHE UU. Junaommasses SUPPLIES Home Furnishings and Ladies l PHONE 225 Floor Coverings and Draperies P H O N E 2 8 9 l Lebanon, Indiana Leb3l'l0l1, Ind. 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LEBANON 208 W- MAIN ST- '08 S th L b ee one PHONE 216 PHONE I299-W P:5NEe63non 1-'Ph 'DBR D- A- CAMPBELL n us s ELL IL H I I I: H EL'1fflDjA:lffTT Dealer in New and Used Auto Parts Birds and Animals and usen CARS Moumed P H 0 N E l 6 Z Skins Tanned SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS CLEO'S MARKET STEAKS - CHQPS BLOCK GROCERYJ c H I L I T H E B E s T I N 5 A N D W I C H E 5 GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES PIgggIE FREE DELIVERY P22245 I.G.A. GROCERY Powers MEATS THE PEARL LAUNIIIIY 6' CALL I0 CALL P'-EASE PRODUCE PATRONS Thomas Fine, Prop. 3l2 W' south st' Parterls shoe shap 1qII.-.III-uu1uu1uII-uu..uII-un--un: 1 1- - 1nn1.'1gp....1ll1ql-pn-.q1pq1gI11.l1IIn1 1 1 1 -- 1:1II1uII-IIII-mi-IIu1nu--IIII-mI1qII.1.II1 -ini1IIII-IIII-IIn1IIII-IIII1IIII1IIIi.-III: 1..I.1,,,-IIII1Im1II,I1I,,.1m,1.m1I,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -III:-.W1IIII1IIII1IIII-.IIII1I.,.1I.I.1gIII1IIII1II1 1 ....m1mI WHEN THINKING OF FOOD IN U E H N S EY Tm CMS- MILK Er ICE CREAM co., INC. ALWAYS LOOK FOR OUR LABEL ON THEM PASTEURIZED MILK PRODUCTS l-AUUGA CANNING UU- PHONEI097 LEBANON, IND PHESSER PACKING llll. URAMRER3 HARDWARE se: us ron WHOLESALE BEEF AND VEAL HARDWARE HOUSEWARES CUSTOM BUTCHERANG SPORTING GOODS FARM SUPPLIES PHONE 594 PHONE PAINT SUPPLIES IAUUBELLI - FOR LUNCH VISIT M Eli c II ANT IIEIIIIY's GRILL T A I L 0 R Congratulations to the FOR PASTRIES VISIT Exfffgh HENRY'S BAKERY 212 MAIN ST. Graduating Class of l949 l2l N.MERlDlAN Bfownie Richards... rRoM H I G KS THE HENDERSUN A Manufacturers of All Steel Arch-Built U F F I G E S U P P L Y ll-X SERVIUE Complefe School Bus Bodies Since I9I9 Equipment ZZI N. LEBANON ST. Lebanon, Ind. P H O N E I 7 I 7 Complete Service WILLIAM 0. SGUTT BRATTON FUNERAL HOME PHONE 36 PHONE 24-HOUR SERVICE VM, WW . ,, A Wm, MW,,.,. .W WWW A-Sa flag, ,,... T A K A AAI , , KX, TTT4 if' HICKS BODY CO., INC Lebanon, Indiana For Any Office Phone 840 Phone Pioneer Equitable Bldg. RICHMAN'S WASH HOUSE FULLY' AUTOMATIC SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY CALL 993 CALL Quick Service and Dependable Drivers CALL 27 CALL LEBANON TAXI COMPANY 126 W. SOUTH ST. MARTIN and SUN Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery BOTTLE GAS and APPLIANCES CALOVIC GAS RANGES LEBANON TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE Dealer of MASSEY-HARRIS CALL l482 CALL State Road 32W 11.1.1Iin1II.I1,,,,1IIII.-IIII1I.iI1III'-IIII1 1IIII.-IIII-.IIII1IIII--IIII1nn-1IIII.-IIII1iIIiiiiii-IIII.-IIII1IiII1uII-Iiuimi-1iIII-IIII1uII-ii- -IIII1IiII1IIIi1nII1uII1IIII1IIII1IiII1m,-. Ofl 111111 - 1 - -101141 111111111111 1 f- 11111-11111nun-au:-un1nu-Im 111T A41 -nu: of 'G 1 NX PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT YOU EAT BUT MORE TO WHERE YOU EAT IT WheeIer's 11111111-1111-111111 I , I SPECIALIZED PLANNING AND ENGRAVING SERVICE FOR YEARBOOK STAFFS . .. L ................... J ouk Morro QUALITY, SERVICE ANII SATISFIIUTIIIN IIUAIIIINTEEIV' All Grade A Products EAST END DAIRIES Phone 194 Lebanon Compliments of TEN EYCK Gm CO. PLUMBING-HEATING APPLIANCES TRUITT SALES Cr SERVICE 320 E. Main Street PHONE 1731 SERVICE ALWAYS THE 1949 CEDARS Is the Result of the Combined Efforts of The Cedars Staff THE INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY THE D. H. GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY HARVEY'S RESIDENCE STUDIO LOCKRIDGE STUDIO S. K. SMITH CO. AND OUR ADVERTISERS 1 -. 1 .- 1 .- 1. .1 1 .. .1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 ,. 1 -. -. .. .. 1-un-ru1lIvI-u1I-Ilu1uu-nu1uu-nIn- 1 1 --minn- dzdoqnaphn, dufnqfzaplm, dufvqnaplw. Qufoqfzapha, S F NX . M14 5 'C- W 1 I rv I92l 4 Q 41 Q AJ. Q 6' ASSBLX'