Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1950 volume:

TABLE INTRODUCTION ........ BIG EVENTS ...,,.,. LITTLE EVENTS .....4.... ADMINISTRATION ,...... EACULTY .......,..,.......,.... CLASSROOM SCENES MEMORY SNAPS ACTIVITIES ...,,..... ATI-ILETICS ..........,.............. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX OE CONTENTS Pages 3- 5 6-I2 I3-I7 I8-2I 22-23 24-33 34-35 36-57 58-65 66-93 , I I DEDICATION We, the l95O CEDARS Staff, could not decide on any in- dividual or particular group of individuals to whom we could dedicate our yearbook. We did agree, however, that it would be fitting and proper that we show recognition in some way to all of our friends and school patrons. To you, the readers of this book, we sincerely and respect- fully dedicate the 1950 edition of THE CEDARS. THE CEDARS I950 LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL AT THE TURN OF THE SECOND HALF OF THE ZOTH CENTURY - - - A HISTORI- CAL RECORD PUBLISHED BY A STUDENT 'STAFF THAT WAS HEADED BY .............................................................. BOB SHANKS, Editor TOM HOPKINS, Bus. Mgr 1950 Cedars Page Three JAUIWL Top picture: First day of schoolg Principal Paul W. Neuman introduced the entire faculty to the student body and then explained procedures to be followed in registering for the new school year, obtaining books and supplies, etc. Bottom picture: Mr. Neeves is supervising the registration of a couple of upperclassmen. Page F-our 1950 Cedars Jv V 9 -'777y,'I4eaf:,aL JL9LcS,- THE 1950 CEDARS . . . X, . fv ,' 7 v ELO1! A LL, 474, L SIGNATURE 1950 Cedars P g F Wayan wamjllled Prom Queen Crowning Junior Prom Queen Faedetta Maple was crowned by Lois Jeanne McRoberts, 1948 queen. Herbert Mc- Roberts, Faedetta's escort, assisted his sister in the crowning ceremony. Queen and Her Court Faedetta's court consisted of Rose Marie Lambert, Jane Reinke, Mary Frances McKenzie, Beverly Paxson, Marcia Miller, and Mary Winkler. Their escorts were: Tom Honan, John Yates, Clarence Boyland, Bob Voorhis, Gary French, and Jon Kneip. Page Six 1950 Cedars Prom Octette Umbrellas, flowers, pastel colors and green grass set the scene for the 1949 J unior-Senior Prom held on April 22 at the Lebanon Armory. Rain on the outside did not dampen the spirits of those attending the well-named April Showers Prom. Using April Showers for their theme song these nine Juniors entertained with a number of songs and illustrative skits pertaining to rain, silver linings, rainbows and rivers. From left to right they are: Jack Trowbridge, Frank Barrett, Helen Ruth Isenhour, Mary Frances McKenzie, Charlotte Korteling, Marcia Miller, Richard Nichols, David Richey, and the Master of Ceremonies, Robert Shanks. A tribute to the graduating seniors from the Class of '50 closed the program for the 1949 Prom. The tribute follows: Dear Seniors: This will be our last big event with you. In a few weeks you will be alumni. But before you have to go into the world to seek your fortunes and careers, let Johnny Junior tell you he'll miss you. We will have to be good next year to be as good as you. We will miss you in the halls, we will miss you in the gym, we will miss you at next year's prom. But knowing that all good things must come to an end, we of the class of 1950 send you into the world wishing you good luckf, and if April Showers ever do come your way we hope you find the Blue Bird. Signed: THE JUNIOR CLASS. 1950 Cedars Page Seven Basketball Season Tickets Although there wasn't the usual long Wait in home rooms, the same anxious spirit for the basketball season appeared as the season tickets Went on sale for the 1949-50 season. Page Eight 1950 Cedars Senior Dinner Party Marked up as strictly a Senior Class celebration was the A'Green Yearsl' dinner party Cpictured at the leftj held at the Methodist Church on October 21. The usual Candelabrum Ceremony was conducted besides speeches, a boys' singing group, a cornet solo, a girls, octet and group singing. This engraved an important page on our book of high sehool memories. Vespers Service One of our most beautiful and impressive convocations is the annual Vespers Service held prior to Thanksgiving vacation. The service is made possible by members of the Senior Sunshine Society, Hi-Y Club, three readers from the Dramatics Department, the glee club and members of the band. The Thanksgiving Day observation is under the direction of Mrs. Jane Ward. Mr. DeBard and Le-banon's first orchestra in many years made their initial appearance on the Vespers program. 1950 Cedars Page Nine O C 9 O D O Page Ten 1950 Cedars O 0 0 O O O Christmas Plays Christmas Windowsy' closed the school Christmas festivities before vacation. It is the old story of the Christ child coming to earth to find refuge from the winter Weather in a home where love rules. The Glee Club furnished music between sets ani Lebanon's new orchestra played before and after the plays. Left to right: Ben Campbell, Jim McAfee, Dave Richey, Jon Kneip, Tom Hopkins, Miss Beckett, Raymond Barton, Charles Rader, Bob Warren. Christmas Tree Around Christmas a beautifully decorated tree can be seen in the lower hall of the Senior High building. These decorations can be credited to Miss Beckett and her Solid Geometry Class who construct most of the ornaments out of a single piece of paper. 1950 Cedars Page Eleven Middle picture: Flanking Miss Arnsman are outstanding sophomores Leah Hiland and Clifford Antcliff. Bottom picture: Standing on either side of Mrs. Stephenson are outstanding freshmen Ruth Crim and Jimmy Parr. Page Twelve imma HONORS DAY Honors Day, which was es- tablished approximately twenty-two years ago in Leb- anon, is the time when all efforts and achievements of the scho ol year are j u s t l y and formally given recognition by awards. Every student has an equal chance for an award of some kind for awards are given in almost every department, club, and class. Special awards are given to those who have con- tributed a little more than re- quired to make Lebanon a school of the highest standard. Those who demonstrate the finest traits of character and courtesy, co-operation and re- sponsibility are also honored at this time. Extra opportuni- ties for awards are provided through tests, tournaments and contests given by the school and through outside organiza- tions. Honors Day makes all sac- rificed time and effort seem a little more worthwhileg only those who put forth the effort may receive the satisfactions and benefits to be derived therefrom. 1950 Cedars ' COLLEGE DAY College Day was established two years ago in Lebanon High School to aid the upper- classmen in choosing a college or university for further training. It also gives an opportunity to those who have already picked a college to attend to be informed more fully on the cost, requirements, courses offered, activities, and living accommodations of that particular insti- tution. Representatives from every Indiana college for whizh interest is shown by LHS juniors and seniors come to Lebanon for this program. Individual college groups are formed and in an informal, friendly discussion our students get a fine understanding about the college of their choice. 1950 Cedars P 1199 Thiffeen May Fest Activities Prior to the May Fest celebration, four grade school Cub and Brownie scouts performed the cus- tamary flag raising cere- many used before all school activities. The scouts were Helen Byroad, David Neu- man, James Shirk, and Mel- ba Caldwell. All grades from the Hrst through the sixth from every city grade school took part in the celebration. Here one of the grades turns a nursery rhyme into a dance. Older grade school stu- dents performed calisthen- ics and gymnastics learned in Physical Education classes. Some Junior High and Senior High Physical Education classes also dem- onstrated their abilities in tumbling, wrestling, volley- ball, and basketball. Page Fourteen 1950 Cedars May Queen and Court May Queen, Annabelle Miller reigned over the 1949 May Fest along with her court including Janet Hawkins, Ann Hiatt, Mina Baker, Nancy Dillon, Peggy Lindley and Carol Green. May would not be complete without the traditional May Pole dance performed by the freshman girls to close the annual festivi- ties. May Pole Dance 1950 Cedars Page Fifteen WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE Players in this scene are Dick Nichols and Thelma Staton. THE TRYSTING PLACE Here you see Charlotte McClaine, Bob Robison, Bob Warren, and Patsy Newman. Drarhatics Ordinary dramatic students became stars after the January productions of Where the Cross is Madei' and The Trysting Place directed by Mrs. Jane Ward. Many of the actual workers go unrecognized by the audience because they are backstage, but wherever they are or whatever they are doing, it all adds up to a good year for the Dramatics Department. Page Sixteen 1950 Cedars Central Indiana Oratorical Winners L. H. S. entrants in the Central Indiana Oratori- cal Contest were Charlene Kintaid, who won first place in the gir1's division, and David Richey, who entered the boy's division. Other contesting schools were Crawfordsville, Jefferson of Lafayette, West Lafayette, Delphi, and Frankfort, Where this year's contest was held. 1950 Cedars Page Seventeen PrincipaI's Office Page Eighteen 1950 Cedars jim Ulm Hrublwl Vacation time? Not at all. Students of LHS are very familiar with an entirely opposite picture. The scene on the opposite page is rather an un- familiar one for it is seldom that the principal's office isn't buzzing with activity. Students and faculty members make this part of the building one of the busier sections during a normal school day. This office, however, is but one area in which administrative functions are performed. The school is for the students but it could not exist without the guidance and work put forth by our school board of education, superintendent, principals, dean of girls, and the teachers in every department. Through their efforts we acquire knowledge from which wevbenefit. Our faculty goes to school, too. Several LHS teachers have spent their Summer months and winter evenings attending colleges and universities very recently to further their training and to obtain advanced degrees. On the following pages are pictures of our administration and faculty and a listing of their assigned teaching duties and extra-curricular activities. 1950 Cedars Page N meteen SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Superintendent of the Lebanon city schools is the main duty of Mr. Thomas L. Christian. Other minor responsibilities of this busy man are being in charge of school records and the sale of textbooks. BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the school board of education are Mr. W. H. Parr, Jr., Mr. Harry Harlow, and Mr. Clyde Perkins. CLERKS Important clerical work for the principal and superintendent is done by Miss Hazel Shahan, Miss Lois Hiland, and Mrs. Christina Bush. Page Twenty 1950 Cedars O O O O O Mr. Paul W. Neuman, principal, is one of the main Uspokesi' in the 'trunning wheel of Lebanon High School. He not only runs his office but is a friendly advisor to all stu- dents. Mrs. Stephenson, Assistant Prin- cipal, keeps the Junior High School in smooth running order. She also is in charge of the testing program. Miss Betty Arnsman, Dean of Girls, assists and advises, besides ' keeping the books for the Senior High School. 1950 Cedaf'-9 Page Twenty-one MR. FRED ADAM, A. B. Industrial Arts 5 MISS BETTY ARNSMAN, A. B., M. S. Dean of Girls, English, , f School treasurer, Senior testing, Ath. Bd. of Control :NI MR. JAMES M. BAUGHER, B. S. Commercial, Pennant, Com. Club MISS EILEEN BECKETT, A. B., A. M. Mathematics, Senior Sunshine, Senior Class Co-sponsor MR. DALE BOGGY, A. B., f Spanish, Social Studies, 3 ,l ' Spanish Club 87 MRS. LILA BOWMAN, B. S. English, Sunbeams MR. WILL R. DAVIES, B. S. Science, Student Operators, Junior Class Co-sponsor YQ MR. LESTER DeBARD, B. M., M. M. Instrumental Music MR. DON GUILFORD, B. s., M. s. Commercial, CEDARS, Jr. High Athletics, Ath. Bd. of Control MRS. PATRICIA D. HALLAGAN, B. S. Art, Sunbeams f MR. WILLIAM s. HEATH, A. B., M. S. Social Studies, Safety, Coach, Boosters Club, Ath. Bd. of Control MR. CHARLES R. HEMMERLE, B. S., M. S. Industrial Arts MR. JEWELL KINCAID, B. S. Mathematics, Junior Class Co-sponsor MISS FERN LeVIER, A. B. English, Mathematics, Sunbeams MISS LARETHA LEYMAN, A. B. Physical Education, G. A. A., Mayfest, Ath. Bd. of Control I l X ,ll Iwlffil Page Twenty-two 1950 Cedars MR. GLENN MAPLE, A. B., M. S. Science, Mathematics, Jr. Science Club, Hi-Y, Senior Class Co-sponsor MISS RUTH MCLAUGHLIN, A. B., M. S. Librarian, Visual Aids Director, Library Club, Student Operators MISS ALMA MCNEAL, A. B. Vocal Music I MR. GLENN NEEVES, A. B., A. M. Social Studies, Hi-Y Miss PATRICIA O'DAY, B. s. M 'f f ,A ,I Home Economics, Science, if A ff ' '24 '- ' Sunshine Society . MR. FRANK PETERSEN, B. s. ' ni ir A , , S Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. 1 MISS ELIZABETH SPACHT, A. B. Home Economics, F. H. A., Lunchrooni Supervisor Assistant Principal, Guidance, Testing, Junior Honor Society, Ath. Bd. of Control MRS. PAULINE SUMPTER, B. S. Latin, English, Sunshine Society, Latin Club MRS. DRUBELLE sTEPHENsoN, PH. B., M. s. I MISS MARY ANN TAUER, A. B., M. S. English, Sunshine Society MRS. JANE WARD, A. B. English, Speech Xz Dramatics, Thespians, Convocation Chairman, Vespers Director MR. FOREST G. WITSMAN, B. of P. E. Physical Education, Athletic Director, Coach, Safety, LH Club, Ath. Bd. of Control MISS LILLIAN WITT, A. B., A. M. Social Studies, Senior Honor Society 1950 Cedars Page Twenty-three g For Tomorrow . . . Page Twenty-four 1950 Cedars 5 In this next section you will see scenes of some of the many classes that fellow students and I attended. We LHS students think we are pretty lucky that so many varied curricular opportunities are made available to us. Here we have a chance to enlarge upon our individual interests in the Way of sub- ject matter. We have our theory courses and we have our skill and vocational courses. The care taken by our administration and faculty in choosing and teaching these courses may be one of the important reasons Why We have such a low percentage of drop-outs by our student population when that important age of sixteen years is reached. The scene on the opposite page is familiar to all students of Mr. Neeves. Mr. Neeves, however, is doing what several of our teachers do after school is out in the afternoon-getting ready for the next day's classes. Now let's look at some of thcse classes that made my year at LHS so pleas- ant and educational .... 1950 Cedars Page Twenty five Page Twenty-six K nm, Manual Arts Department Manual arts students are the fu- ture mechanics, carpenters, electri- cians, and general handy men. They keep our building in good shape with their almost professional repairing jobs. Home Economics It isn't easy concentrating on les- sons while the foods classes send tantalizing aromas through the halls. Practical application will make these girls ready for the future in homes and business. Not only are these girls being educated but they lend a hand to the lunch-room with some of their finished products. 1950 Cedars Vocational Agriculture A newly opened field this year in Lebanon High School is the Voca- tional Agriculture Department. This is a practical study of all phases of Agriculture. Guidance Valuable assistance is offered by the Guidance and testing depart- ment for the selecting of careers. These tests are given to Freshmen and Seniors for help in selecting a plane of study and a vocation. 1950 Cedars Page Twenty seven Art Department Paintings on the windows around Christmas time are done by the Art Department as a part of their work during the year. These artists work with water colors, oil paints, leather and metal. Instrumental Music Department Harrnonious notes can be heard from under the gym as the Senior Band practices for a ball game or a program. Mr. Lester DeBard, direc- tor, is their most valuable critic. Page Twenty ezght 1950 Cedars Spanish Department Preparing for travel to our south- ern neighboring countries are these Spanish students. They learn the language, study the customs of the Spanish speaking people and read about their dress and homes. Latin Department Latin may be a dead language to some people, but not to these enter- prising Latin I students who make Mrs. Sumpter's class quite lively with the old Roman language. 1950 Cedars Page Twenty nme Page Thirty English Department What is a participle? Just ask any student of this English department where not only sentence construc- tion is studied but our every day conversation is smoothed out. Speech Department Gestures are important in express- ing yourself in a speech. They must also be prepared just like the ma- terial in a speech. Mrs. Jane Ward coaches these fluently speaking ora- tors. Here you learn pronunciation, enunciating, and articulation. 1950 Cedars Social Studies Department Class panels are frequent in the studying schedule of Mr. Neeves. Besides the required history Leb- anon High School offers the study of Social Problems and Economics. Commercial Department What have we here? Just a little finger exercises before 55 minutes of strenuous typing. Other courses in the Commercial department are Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Training, Salesmanship, and Gen- cral Business. 1950 Cedars Page Thirty one Page Thirty-tivo li. Science Department Mix a dash of this and a pinch of th:.t and hope it doesn't blow up. No, this isn't the usual procedure of the Science department. Here they learn first what can be combined and then combine it for scientific tests. Mathematics Department Mr. Jewell Kincaid questions one of his mathematicians who is study- ing General Mathematics. Other courses offered are Algebra, Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry and Senior Mathematics. 1950 Cedars Girls' .Physical Education For healthier American girls Leb- anon gives us the Physical Educa- tion classes. Newcomb was a game newly introduced to the girls this year by Miss Leyman. Other favor- ite sports were soccer, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Boys' Physical Education The boys in this physical educa- tion class are building strong bodies and enjoying themselves at the same time. The boys do calisthenics and participate in several sports in proper seasons. The desire to excel in the physical education program was high this year as teams were formed in each class and competition was keen throughout the year regardless of the sports activity under way. ?i5. ,, 45214 F Slew- T 'E 1950 Cedars Page Thirty-three Looking Back Page Thirty-four 1950 Cedars Custodians Mr. Alva Hudson, Mr. William Watson, and Mr. William Hudson. Memory Snaps Remember when?'?? .... Although the pictures on the opposite page are not part of school they are either members of the student body a few years ago or students enjoying their vacation time. Do you recognize the three seniors in the upper left-hand corner, or the national contest winner in the upper right-hand corner? During the summer a large percentage of LHS students spent most of their time at the pool or loafing around uptown. Vacations during school gave time for parties, more loafing and slumber parties. Coming back to school memories, the three men on this page will never be forgotten for they are our custodians and friends of long standing, Alva, :'S1im , and Bill. 1950 Cedars Page Thwty five 4 im 'ZR ina' Khm- Characterizations! Page Thirty-six 1950 Cedars On the following pages are our honor winners, honorary organizations, and departmental clubs. All of these add to the making of citizens out of LHS students besides giving them opportunities to take initiative and the assump- tion of responsibilities. You can plainly see from the size of the clubs that LHS students like to belong , that organizations are important in our school society. Below are the five members of the graduating class who attended Hoosier Boys' and Girls' State. They were selected by their classmates and faculty on the basis of interest in government, moral character and scholarship. Reading from left to right: Marcia Miller, Bob Shanks, Mary F. McKenzie, Bob Warren, and Faedetta Maple. 1950 Cedars Page Thrrty seven ' 'rsigmtgmmmv Good News :Manuva Thalhbvu ' .asai- :. h. lib .2'352. Page Thirty-eig National winner Bob Shanks and Speech Director Mrs. Jane Ward read the good news received by Bob announcing him as one of four equal winners in the nztional Voice of Democracy contest. Below on this page you will see a reproduction of the telegram sent to Bob from Washington, D. C. Our r CD LJ P1 :W G U. rf O O 5 rm H Q3 FF : - DJ E-'Z O : ID FP O 14: O 5: O21 O FT llll l , -f - 5 A Ni Q. ,ss, f fc-sf isa: i . 3 N W Qual-Qfvd 'S 54 3+ 5 -2.33 3' C2 4 '41 4' . m N ' ff ' nga 3 rn so Q 73 fs , yi Q scflsfismfa-v ff-3.5.5 L 'av' :S C ,F F I . :1 ?1s E'm53!ff'.:5TIf m c: -4 ff .- it p. T' nw- 0 2 cf: cf: 0 1: -1 if, .. :Z ij Q- I' 3 Q. 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WESTERN M UNIO ht 1950 Cedars Voice of Democracy Winner Robert Shanks, Lebanon High School representative in the Voice of Democracy con- test sponsored by the National Association of Broadcasters, the Junior Chamber of Com- merce, and the Radio Manufacturers Association, was chosen one of the four equal National winners. Bob won from over one million contestants throughout the nation with his five-minute radio script on Democracy. In his script Bob portrayed Richard Brown, a dead war veteran who returned to tell what democracy had meant to him. As a result of this winning script Bob received a S500 scholarship and a trip to Washington where he met President Truman, cabinet cliicers, members of Congress, and other high ranking officials. Prior to this contest Bob had won many other speech contests. Among them were the American Legion District Contest, the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest, the Lebanon Inter-Class Oratorical Contest, and the State Rotary Contest. Lebanon High School is very proud of Bob and his achievements. Once again, may we extend our sincere congratulation to you, Bob Shanks. 1950 Cedars Page Thwty mne D.A.R. Good Citizen Marcia Miller was receiver of the D.A.R. Good Citi- zenship award for this year. She was chosen from a list of Senior girls by faculty vote. The local contest was sponsored by the James Hill Chapter of the D.A.R. Candelabrum Committee Each time the Senior class assembled during our last year, we were reminded, by the Candelabrum Committee, of the principles included in a high school education, Members of the candelabrum are Tom Honan, Charlotte Korteling, Richard Nichols, Mary Frances McKenzie, Robert Shanks, Faedetta Maple, D A R winner Gerald French, and Marcia Miller. Candelabrum Committee Page Forty 1950 Cedars 1950 Cedars Senior National Honor Society Only those with high scholastic standards and dependable participation in school activities receive membership into the National Honor Society of Lebanon High School. The members are left to right: Robert Warren, Presidentg Miss Witt, sponsor, Nellie Jean Brattaing Tom Hopkinsg Marcia Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, and Gerald French, Vice President. Junior National Honor Society Gaining entrance into the Junior National Honor Society is just as important as into the Senior Society for the same qualifications are necessary. The members are left to right fstandingbz Barbara Ward, Shirley McGrigg, Suzanne Lenox, Virginia Phillips, Bill TenEyck, Mrs. Stephenson-sponsor, Barbara Paxson, John Hedge, Diana Downs, Jo Dean Neal, Ruth Ann Perkins: Cseatedb Judy Leerkamp, Sylvia Lewis, Vice Presidentg Gene White, Presidentg Barbara Edwards, Secretary-Treas- urerg and Janet Wright. Page Forty-one Cedars Staff Through the combined elforts of the smallest staff in the history of Lebanon High School and its sponsor, we bring you the 1950 Cedars. CStandingJ Mr. Don Guilford, sponsor, CSeated, Left to Rightj Tom Hopkins, Business Manager, Robert Shanks, Editor, Bertha Booth, Art Editor, Marcia Miller, Senior and Classes Editor, Mary Frances McKenzie, Copy Editor, David Richey, Photographer, Gerald French, Sports Editorg Richard Nichols, Associate Editor. Brains behind the work to publish the Cedars were furnished by the two staff heads Robert Shanks and Tom Hopkins, and our sponsor, Mr. Guilford. Page Forty-two 1950 Cedars 9 O I O O O Pennant Staff Organized as an extra curricular activity the Pennant was successfully published bi- weekly by these ambitious staff workers. Co-Editors and Business Manager of the Pennant are Beverly Cooper and Robert Warren, and Jack Stookey. Mr. James Baugher sponsored the paper. 1950 Cedars Page Forty-three o o o 6 o 0 Boosters Club Helpful hands around the school are these members of the Boosters Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Heath these boys assist in any way possible to make school activities run smoothly. Five boys are selected during their sophomore year by the faculty to become members of the Boosters Club after retiring members submit a list of ten names to the faculty. Officers for the year were Bob Shanks, Presidentg and Tom Honan, Secretary. Other active members were Gerald French, Robert Warren, Edwin Byrd, Tom Tanselle, Clifford Antcliff, Wayne Sipe, and David Richey. School Boosters Page Forty-four 1950 Cedars Choral Reading Group The Riley Centennial was observed with a program given by the Dramatics Department choral reading group under the direction of Mrs. Jane Ward. Eighteen of this group were later initiated into the National Thespian Society which was inactive the first of the year because its membership consisted of only Robert Shanks, President and Mary Frances McKenzie, Vice President. Together the twenty-one members including Joyce Thatcher not pictured strived to carry out the Thespian motto Act well your partg there all the honor lies. 1950 Cedars Page Forty-five o 0 0 0 0 0 Student Operators The idea of education through visual aid is the work of this group. They have suc- cessfully turned the idea into realism for almost all classes at school. Officers for the year were Gerald French, President, and Don Bowers, Secretary. Candy-Coke Committee The financial condition of the Junior class lies in the hands of these refreshment Npeddlersf' Sore feet for this group means more money for the Prom and other events, to the rest of the Junior Class. Page Forty-six 1950 Cedars Sunshine Council The 40th anniversary celebration of the Senior Sunshine Society in Lebanon High School was the main event for the sunshiners besides their every day eifort to carry out their motto Others Heading the Sunshine Society are Mary Frances McKenzie, Presidentg Patricia Murphy, Vice Presidentg Shirley McGrigg, Secretaryg and Faedetta Maple, Treasurer. Sponsors for the year were Mrs. Sumpter, Miss Tauer, Miss Beckett, and Miss O'Day. Sunbeam Council Rays of helpfulness were spread by the Junior Sunbeams under the guidance of Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Hallagan and Miss LeVier. Sunbeam ollicers were Jeanette Quellhorst, Presiclentg Anita King, Vice Presidentg and Jane McDonald, Secretary. 1950 Cedars P1192 F07'fy'S9UCW Commercial Club Future offize workers are these members of the Commercial Club. Under the direction of Mr. Baugher the club elected Jane Reinke, President, Faedetta Maple, Vice President, Marilyn Walker, Treasurer, and Robert Shanks, Secretary. Hi-Y Clean Speezh, Clean Sports, and Clean Living are the practices of the Hi-Y members. Mr. Neeves and Mr. Maple co-sponsored the club and officers for the year were Tom Honan, Presidentg Gerald French, Vice-Presidentg Robert Shanks, Secretary, Robert Warren, Treas- urer, Richard Nichols, Chaplaing John Yates, Sergeant-At-Arms. Page Forty-eight 1950 Cedars Junior Science Club Greater things through scientific research. Take a good look at this group. Some day one of them may become a famous scientist. Scientific minded officers were Robert Shanks, Presidentg Richard Nichols, Vice Presi- dentg Torn Honan, Secretary. l . Future Farmers of America Newly organized is this group of Future Farmers of America. Better things for the faim is one of their chief aims. Our new Vocational Agriculture teacher, Mr. Petersen, sponsored the group. Presiding farmers are Robert Thrine, Presidentg Robert Hysong, Vice-Presidentg Donald Gillihan, Treasurerg Carl Schenk, Secretary. 1950 Cedars Page F orty-nine Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America! One of the year's main events was the Central District meeting held here at Lebanon in October. Homemaker officers are Dorothy Thompson, Presidentg Wanda James, Vice-Presidentg Martha Heath, Secretary-Treasurer. Junior Future Homemakers of America A new organization is the Junior Future Homemakers of America. It is comprised of girls from the seventh and eighth grade who are in home economic classes. This is a picture of the officers of the four divisions of the club. Willa Small, Jane McDonald, Janet Spurr, and Jane Wiseheart are the four presidents. Page Fifty 1950 Cedars 0 0 0 0 0 0 Latin Club A little bit of old Rome is brought to Lebanon by the members of the Latin Club through their activities carried out in Roman customs. Mrs. Sumpter sponsors the Romans and chief Romans were lst Consul, Glen Hootmang 2nd Consul, Peggy Lindleyg Quaester, Marilyn Leeg Aedile, Shirley McGrigg. Spanish Club The ULa Alianza Hispanicaisv big doings of the year was a fiesta celebration in the spring. Senor Boggy kept tab on the group while ofliciating members were Jim Parr, Presi- dentg Mick Hefiin, Vice Presidentg Beverly Mullin, Secretary-Treasurerg and Mary Winkler, Program Chairman. 1950 Cedars Page Fifty-one Library Club A fall trip was made to the Indiana State Library by this group under the guidance of Miss McLaughlin. Officers were Rose Lambert, Presidentg Suzanne Lenox, Vice Presidentg Joyce Thatcher, Secretaryg and Patricia McKinney, Treasurer. 2 5 Library Assistants Need reference books to work your lessons? Want a good book to read? Call on any of these Library Assistants for help in finding good material. To serve you is their purpose both in the Senior High and in the Junior High. Page Fifty-two 1950 Cedars Senior Office Assistants Keeping you informed on daily announcements and absences are only two of the many duties of these ambitious office workers. They are assistants to the assistant's assistant, Whatever title they carry won't fully describe all the important jobs these girls accomplish. Junior Office Assistants The Junior High office assistants serve the Junior High faculty and students in the same way as the Senior High assistants do. These girls are under the helpful guidance of Mrs. Stephenson. 1950 Cedars Page Fifty-fhfee Twirlers Special attractions at ball games are pro- vided by the band twirlers. Twirlers are Mina Baker, Marilyn Emmert, Marilyn Walker, Donna Orwig, Janet Strohl and Allan Owens. Band A good representation of Lebanon High School spirit at all occasions can be heard in the music provided by the band at ball games, concerts, Honor's Day, and commencement. Page Fifty-four 1950 Cedars 5 C I O O O Boy's Glee Club Along with the Girl's Glee Club this group of boys pro- vided excellent music for the Christmas Play and Vesper Service. The quality of the group makes up for the quan- tity. GirI's Glee Club Activities of the Girl's Glee Club is the same as the Boy's Glee Club. Here you find quality and quantity. Concert Choir During the Christmas season the concert choir participated in several programs outside of school. This faithful group is called on frequently for short notice programs. 1950 Cedars Page Fifty five Junior Girl's Athletic Association Newcomb, a new game to Lebanon High School, was introduced by Miss Leyman, Jr. G. A. A. sponsor. Jr. G. A. A. officers were Sue Dickerson, Presidentg Jane McDonald, Vice Presidentg Jane Wiseheart, Secretaryg Ann Spurr, Treasurer. The group had one big event, a Playday in the Spring Senior GirI's Athletic Association The Senior G. A. A. girls were hostesses to a Soccer Playday in the fall and later to a Basketball Playday. Representatives of the G. A. A. attended a State camp in the Spring. Ofiicers for the year were Phyllis Acton, Presidentg Jeanette Quellhorst, Vice President, Twyla Small, Secretaryg and Margaret Davis, Treasurer. Page Fifty-six 1950 Cedars O 0 O O O C L-Club Active for the first time in several years, the L-Club is composed of letter Winners in basketball, baseball, and track. The L-Club painted the squad room with money made by the sale of L. H. S. socks. Athletic oB'i:ers were David Ri,hey, Presidcntz Benny Campbell, Vice Presidentg and Gerald F1'3n,h, fecretary-Treasurer. Mr. Witzman Sponsured the group. Left to Right Ckneelingj Clarence Doyle, Marlon Scott, Gerald French, Richard Nichols, Cstandingj Benny Campbell, Max Hanlon, Mr. Witsman, Robert Warren, Tom Hopkins, Cnot picturedb David Richey. 1950 Cedars Page Fifty-Seven P Uwe, jplhfd, mi 1215, The year 1950 should be a memorable year as far as the field of sports is concerned in Lebanon High School, for this year marks the return of football to our athletic program. A forgotten sport of the past since its discontinuance in 1933, football will round out a complete athletic program for the coming school year. Much of the credit for getting football returned to LHS goes to Athletic Director Forest G. Witsrnan. Definitely not to be overlooked are the earnest efforts of the administration, the school board of education, and the community. The 1950 football squad will be guided by Alvin Crawford, who will join the LHS faculty next fall. The Tiger baseball team has a well-rounded fall and spring schedule, the thinly-clads are starting their fourth year of trackg and the junior high athletic program has been greatly expanded by fall, winter and spring intra-mural and inter-school contests. From an athletic viewpoint, Lebanon High School is once again taking her place with other schools of comparable size. Athletic Board of Control Student representation in the field of athletics isn't confined merely to actual participa- tion in sports of their respectve choices. Below you see the student representatives and faculty members of the Athletic Board of Control. This board controls the prices of season basketball tickets, handles the awarding of honor letters, and promotes all branches of athletics in LHS. The board consists of a president, a vice-president, a secretary-treasurer, two boy representatives, two girl representatives and eight faculty members, , Seated left to right: Gary French, David Richey, pres.g Marlon Scott, vice-pres., Mr. Neuman, Mr. Christiang Mary Frances McKenzie, sec'y-treas.g Marilyn Walkerg Phyllis Acton, and Dave McGhee. Standing left to right: Mr. Witsmang Miss Leyman, Miss Arnsmang Mrs. Stephenson, Mr. Guilfordg and Mr. Heath. 1950 Cedars Page Fzfty nme Junior High Cheer Leaders These three energetic females had a busy job this season, with a Freshman - 7 - 8th Grade schedule which was larger than ever before. They were always on the job cheer- ing the future Tigers onward. Ann Spurr, Jane Wiseheart, and Shirley Chaille compose the trio. Managers The six people pictured at the left represent the workh:mrses of the aihlefic department. They begin long before the games begin and are tlze last ones to leave after the gmes. Tifturcl lincelirig are Dick Ni hols, baseball, Bob Warren and Edfie Byrd, senior and junior bas- ketball mfn gersg and Tom Hopkins, track. Standing are Junior Allen, junior ligh manager, Dave McGhee, water- biy ini Danny Hoffman, junior hfgli manager. Senior High Cheer Leaders At no time during the year did you see Lebanon's cheering section or its sportsmanship lacking. This was due to the combined efforts of three of the most energetic, yet thoughtful, cheer leaders Lebanon has ever had, namely: Dick Nichols, Phyllis Acton, and Bob Amos. Page Sixty 1950 Cedars The fighting Tigers of 1949-50 gave high hopes of a very successful season with an impressive beginning of five straight wins. The Tigers, after subduing a stubborn Lapel five Cminus any overtime which they have needed the past three yearslb went on to rack up victories over Delphi, Lafayette Jeff, Crawfordsville, and Washington East Chicago, before being stopped by a red-hot Frankfort team. The last half of the year didn't prove as profitable, but they wound up the season on a high note by thumping a good Sheridan team Cone of 1950's Sweet Sixte-en j, 52-42. In sectional tourney play, Lebanon won their first game against Pinnell 58-28 and then lost their second try when they were defeated by Whitestown 52-43. Whitestown in turn lost the championship game to Zionsville by a score of 38- 34, thus sending Zionsville to the regionals for the second consecutive year. This year's scoring was fairly evenly divided as the following 22-game schedule and tournament statistics of the individual players show: Free Free Field Throws Throws Pers. Total Pos. Class Height Goals Made Missed Fouls Points Voorhis, Bob . C Jr. 6'2 91 46 22 69 228 Campbell, Ben G Sr. 6' 76 45 63 63 197 Richey, Dave G-C-F Sr. 6'21f2 42 54 35 73 138 Scott, Steve .. F Soph. 5'11 43 29 22 59 115 French, Gary F Sr. 5'71f2 27 31 25 35 85 Lewellen, Bill F Jr. 5'9 25 22 5 30 72 Walker, Loren G Soph. 6'2 22 23 16 68 67 Scott, Marlon F Jr. 5'8 4 7 5 12 15 Hanlon, Max . F Jr. 5'11 4 6 5 15 14 Stookey, John G Sr. 5'9 3 1 7 21 7 TOTALS ,,.. . . . .... . . . 337 264 205 445 938 1950 Cedars Page Sixty-one LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON Lebanon . Lebanon . LEBANON LEBANON Lebanon . Lebanon . Lebanon . LEBANON Lebanon . Lebanon . Lebanon . Lebanon . LEBANON Lebanon . LEBANON LEBANON Lebanon . X Overtime Warren. Page Sixty-two 1949-50 SEASON RECORD-11 WON, 11 LOST CTournaments includedj ....45 Lapel....... ..,41 ,.,,50 Delphi..,,..,. ....29 ....48 'Lafayetbe........,..47 46 Crawfordsville 45 43 Wash.E.Chicago 41 .....,32 FRANKFORT .....,52 37 HAMMOND TECH .. 38 ....39 Greencastle ....46 gFranklin.......,....40 38 WEST LAFAYETTE. 40 .,....39 FRANKFORT .,....43 ......37 CATHEDRAL ......44 50 Crawfordsville 49 27 BLOOMINGTON 61 .....,43 SHORTRIDGE......52 ...,..40 ROSSVILLE ......,.57 ......35 MONTICELLOHUU36 ....52 Sheridan....,... .H42 Holiday Tourney .,....36 MITCHELL.. ....37 ....54 Cathedral ,...33 Sectional Tourney ....58 Pinnell ......43 WHITESTOWN .....52 The Fighting Tigers Kneeling, l. to r.: Marlon Scott, John Stookey, Max Hanlon, Bill Lewellen, and Gary French. Standing, l. to r.: Dave McGhee, Steve Scott, Sonny Walker, Dave Richey, Coach Witsman, Bob Voorhis, Ben Campbell, Sr. Mgr. Bob 1950 Cedars Cubs The boys shown at the right composed this yearis Tiger Cubs Hampered by the juggling of varsity and Cub men, the Cubs won 5 and lost 11 games. Several of these boys will advance to next year's var- sity. Jim HendriX's 151 points led all Cub scorers. Left to right: Csittingj Ross Pauley, Bob Reeves, Leon Tolley, Bruce Harmon, Jim Schulemire and Lloyd Scott. CStandingj Jim Hendrix, I-Iarlin Jones, Coach Heath, Aaron Stookey, and Dave Smith. Freshmen Settling down to play basketball, after getting off to a slow start, our Fresh- man team compiled a 5 won, 13 lost record in schedule and tourney play. Harlin Jones and Ross Pauley led the rhinies with 150 and 111 points, respec- tively. The Freshmen won their first tourney game but were defeated by La- fayette Jeff in the semi- finals. Lebanon lost to Delphi in the consolation while Jeff won tourney honors over Rossville. Left to right Ckneelingjz Dick H a W k i n s, Fletcher Murphy, Bob Wolfe, Ross Pauley, John Linn, Hurshel Hale, and Jr. Allen, Mgr. Standing: Danny Hoff- man, Mgr., Lawrence Shockley, Jim Whitehead, Aaron Stookey, H a r l i n J ones, Boyd Brindle, and Coach Don Guilford. Junior High A The victors! After win- ning 9 and losing 10 games in regular season play, the Junior High cagers proved to be very poor hosts to the West Central Junior Bas- ketball Conference Tour- nament. Coach Guilford's boys walloped Rossville 42- 18, came 12 points from be- hind to upset the favorites, Frankfort, by a score of 26- 22, and won the trophy, de- feating Lafayette Jeff 41- 31. Marshall Sheets with 132 points and Gary Scott with 97 provided the sea- son and tourney scoring punch. 1950 Cedars Page Sixty-three O 6 O I O O Track Of the 12 boys pictured below 6 of these boys will form the nucleus of this spring's track squad. F ailing to win any of their 5 last year meets, this yearis thinly clads enter Spring competition to compete in a total of 6 meets, including triangular meets with Attica, West Lafayette, and Noblesville, the latter being a night meet, and dual meets with Plainheld, Fowler and Sheridan. As has been chswn in the past years, the V2-mile relay team has proven to be one of the squadfs greater assets. Relzzrgtirg members of the 1949 squad picturel below arc: Back row-extreme left, Roy Lynch. Front row: Coach Witsman, Jon Kneip, Clarenze Boyland 14th from leftb, Een Campbell, Cla:en:e Doyle, Steve Scott, and Tcm Hopkins, Manager. Page Sixty-four 1950 Cedars 0 0 o 0 0 0 Baseball With the addition of the county baseball schedule in the fall to their regular spring schedule, the gold and black diamondmen now have a busy season. The 1949-50 squad entered the fall season lacking experience, but still compiled a 5 won, 2 lost record. A 7-game spring schedule with such name teams as Lafayette Jeff, Frankfort, Crawfordsville, and Zionsville awaits their return to the diamond. Returning members of the 1949 squad pictured below are: Front row, left to right- Dave Richey, Marlon Scott, Lloyd Scott, Gary French, Max Hanlon, Bill Lewellen, Sonny Walker, and Dick Nichols, Manager. In front-Little 'tDoc Heath. , 1950 Cedars Page Sixty-five may On the following pages you see our many shining countenances. In the group pictures already passed our relatives may not have been able to recog- nize us among all our friends as one of their own clan, but they are sure to recognize us here. Lebanon High School is proud to have each one of us as a part of this growing school. The second semester enrollment totaled 622 for both the Junior and Senior High. The Junior High enrollment, seventh and eighth grades totaled 235. Classes are not organized until the Junior and Senior year which accounts for the lack of class parties in lower grades. 1950 Cedars Page Sixty-seven Senior Class History i Well, as it happens to every class, we, the Class of 1950, enrolled in school September 1, 1950, as seniors, and gradua- tion, always before a remote event, loomed not far before us. One of the reasons we were sad as we walked across the stage to get our diplomas, was that we had had such a lot of fun as upperclassmen. Let's look way back to the fall of 1948 when we as last trotted down to the gym to elect our class ofiicers for the first time in our high school career. We chose as our leaders Torn Honan, president, Dick Nichols as his right-hand man, and Faedetta Maple to make our financial reports and keep all re cords of our class meetings. We chose as sponsors Miss Ruth McLaughlin and Mr. Frank Griesemer. The sponsors and class oiiicers selected 10 girls and 5 boys to sell cokes and candy at the ball games from which we made the money we needed for our later social activities. N On April 22, 1949, we gave the Junior-Senior Prom in honor of the Seniors of '49. The theme of the prom was April Showersi' and the weather proved just line for the theme! Regardless of the rain we voted our prom to be the best of all proms in the history of LHS! Faedetta Maple was crowned queen of this gala event, with a court of six girls. Then came the final year at LHS. Having been completely satisfied with the previous year's officers we chose the same ones to lead us again. This year we elected Miss Eileen Beckett and Mr. Glenn Maple as our faculty advisors. On October 21, we held our Senior Dinner Party, the theme of which was The Green Years representing the experiences we had had in obtaining our education. Finally came Baccalaureate, Senior Class Night, and Commencement. On May 25 we ended our high school days and started out into the world as Lebanon High School alumni. 1 Senior class oiiicers and spon- sors L-R, Dick Nichols, Vice ett, Faedetta Maple, Secretary- I Presidentg Mr. Maple, Miss Beck- Treasurerg Tom Honan, President. Senior council is composed of N the officers of the Senior home 3 rooms and the Senior class offi- cers. They appoint all necessary committees. Page Sixty-eight 1950 Cedars p l Seniors FRANK EDWARD BARRETT G1. Clubg Concert Choirg Bandg Com'1 Clubg Hi-Yg Jr. Sci. Club, Pres.g Pen- nantg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Dramatics Playsg Lab. Assist. ROBERT FUNSTON BEARHOPE F. F. A. CLARENCE LEE BOYLAND Sr. Sci. Clubg G1. Clubg Concert Choirg Com'1 Clubg Hi-Yg Jr. Sci. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Thespian Soc.g Cub Basketballg Track. NELLIE JEAN BRATTAIN Jr. Off. Assist.g Sr. Off. As- sist.g Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G1. Clubg Com'1 Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Sr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg F.H.A.g Science Awardg Lib. Assist. BENNY M. CAMPBELL Sr. Sci. Clubg L Club, V. Pres.g Basketballg Track. 1950 Cedars Seniors RAYMOND EARL BARTON Sr. Sci. Clubg G1. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc. BERTHA VIOLA BOOTH Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg G1. Clubg Concert Choirg Jr. Bandg Cedars, Art. Ed.g Com'1 Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Essay Contestsg Local Ora- toricalsg Modern Miss Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. Assist. PHILIP DON BOWERS Student Operators, Sec.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Band, Pres.g Hi- Yg Jr. Hon. Soc. KATHLEEN BUSSELL Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G1. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Essay Contestsg Modern Miss Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. Assist. HOWARD GENE CAMPBELL Sr. Sci. Clubg GI. Clubg Con- cert Choirg Com,1 Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg Pennantg Trackg Candy-Coke Comm. Page Sixtyfnine Seniors DORIS LORENE CLOSSIN Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Lib. Assist. BEVERLY ANNE COOPER Student Operators, Sec.g Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Bandg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg Pennant, Assoc. Ed., Co-Ed.g Quill And Scrollg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Club, Sec.g Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg Modern Miss Clubg F.H.A. WILLIAM RAYMOND DEVOL Hi-Yg F.F.A. EVELYN ELISABETH DICKERSON Jr. OFE. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Comll Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg Lat. Clubg F.H.A. DELORES JEAN DOWNS Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G.A.A. Page Seventy Senio-rs MARVIN EUGENE CLOSSIN Comll Club. WINIFRED ANN CRIM Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Confl Clubg Lib. Clubg Lib. Assist.g Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Club, lst Consulg Local Oratoricalsg F. I-I. A.g Lat. Awardg Sr. Hon. Soc. DALE ROSS DICKERSON Gl. Clubg Bandg I-Ii-Yg Lat. Club. EMMA JEAN DOLSON Sr. OH. Assist.g Span. Clubg Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg Com'l Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. Assist. WILLIAM CLEO ELLIS Span. Clubg Bandg Com'l Clubg Jr. Sci. Club. 1950 Cedars Seniors LOIS DeETTA EMSHWILLER Jr. Off. Assist.g Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Lib. Clubg Lat. Clubg F.H.A.g Candy-Coke Comm. EULA ILEEN GIBBS Sr. Off. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G. A.A.g Lat. Clubg F.H.A. JOHN W. GRAHAM F.F.A., Pres. ELEANOR RUTH HART Jr. Off. Assist.g Span. Clubg Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Com,1 Clubg Jr. Sci. Club. MARTHA LOUISE HEATH Sr. OH. Assist.g Span. Clubg Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg Com'l Clubg G.A.A., Treas.g Pennantg F. H.A., Sec.-Treas. 1950 Cedars Seniors GERALD E. FRENCH Ath. Bd. of Controlg Student Operators, Pres.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Cedars, Sports Ed.g Com'l Clubg Boosters Clubg Hi-Y, Vice Pres.g Jr. Hon. Soc., Pres., Treas.g Sr. Hon. Soc., V. Pres.g Thespiansg Essay Con- testsg Local Oratoricalsg Lv Club, Sec.-Treas.g Basket- ballg Baseballg Candelabrmng Outstanding Fr. and Soph. Boyg Dramatics Plays. PATSY LOU GLENDENNING Jr. Off. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg F.H.A., V. Pres., Sec.-Treas.g Lib. Assist. LLOYD WAYNE HARNER Span. Clubg Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Jr. Sci. Club. BILLY BROWN HEADY Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Comll Clubg Hi-Yg Lat. Clubg Candy-Coke Comm. ANNA BELLE HILAND Jr. Off. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Com'1 Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Book Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg F.H.A.g Candy-Coke Comm.g Sr. Hon. Soc. Page Seventy-one Seniors THOMAS DAVID HONAN Sr. Sci. Clubg GI. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Hi-Y, Sec., Pres.g Jr. Sci. Club, Sec.- Treas.g Jr. Hon. Soc., V. Pres.g Lat. Clubg Baseballg Candelabrumg Jr.-Sr. Pres.g Vespers. ELLA MAY FERN HUGHES Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G1. Clubg Com'1. Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. Assist. HELEN RUTH ISENHOUR Jr. Off. Assist.g Jr., Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G1. Clubg Concert Choirg Com'1. Clubg G.A.A.g Lib. Clubg Lat. Clubg F.H.A.g Candy-Coke Comm.g Lib. Assist. CLIFFORD GENE KAYS Student Operatorsg Sr. Sci. Clubg GI. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Hi-Yg Jr. Book Clubg Cub Basketballg Thespians. CHARLOTTE ANNE KORTELING Sr. Off. Assist.g Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g GI. Clubg Lib. Clubg Lat. Clubg Candy-Coke Comrn.g Candelabrumg H'ween Queen Attendantg Sr. Hon. Soc. Page Seventy-two Seniors THOMAS G. HOPKINS Sr. Sci. Ciubg G1. Clubg Ce- dars, Bus. Mgr.g Com'1 Clubg I-Ii-Yg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Sr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg L Clubg Track Mgr. CARL EUGENE HUNTER WANDA LUCILLE JAMES Jr. Sunbearnsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g GI. Clubg Concert Choirg Corn'1 Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. Assist. JON PYM KNEIP Hi-Yg Track. ROSE MARIE LAMBERT Jr. Off. Assistg Span. Clubg Jr. Sunbearnsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g G1. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg Pennantg Lib. Club, Pres. Jr. Hon. Soc.g Candy- Coke Comm.g Jr. Prom Queen Attend.g Hiween Queen Attend. 1950 Cedars Seniors MARY LOUISE LIVINGSTON Jr. Sunbeams, V. Pres., Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Gl. Club, Band, Com'l Club, G.A.A., Pen- nant, Jr. Book Club, Jr. Hon. Soc., Lat. Club, Candy- Coke Comm. FAEDETTA ANN MAPLE Sr. OE. Assist., Ath. Bd. of Control, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Treas., Concert Choir, Band, Com'l Club, V. Pres., Pen- nant, Lt. Club, Candela- brum, Jr.-Sr. Sec.-Treas., Prom Queen, H'ween Queen. JAMES RAYMOND MCAFEE Sr. Sci. Club, Gl. Club, Com'l Club. MARY FRANCES McKENZIE Ath. Bd. of Control, Sec., Span. Club, Jr. Sunbeams, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., V. Pres., Pres., Sr. Sci. Club, L. Club, Concert Choir, Ce- dars, Copy Ed., Com'l Club, G.A.A., Pennant, Copy Ed., Quill and Scroll, Lib. Club, Sec.-Treas., Jr. Book Club, Thespians, V. Pres., Can- delabrum, May Queen At- tendant, Prom Queen At- tendant, H'ween Queen Attendant, Gir1's State, Ideal Sunsh. Award, Sr. Council, Vespers. MARCIA FAY MILLER Jr. OE. Assist., Sr. Off. As- sist., Jr. Sunbeams, V. Pres., Pres., Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Sec., Sr. Sci. Club, Gl. Club, Ce- dars, Sr. Ki Classes Ed., Com'l Club, G.A.A., Pen- nant, Lib. Club, Lib. Assist., Jr. Book Club, Jr. Hon. Soc., Pres., Treas., Sr. Hon. Soc., Sec.-Treas., Lat. Club, Local Oratoricals, Candy- Coke Comm., Candelabrum, Prom Queen Attendant, H'ween Queen Attendant, Spelling Contest, Outstand- ing Fr. 81 Soph. Girl, Girl's State, Sr. Council, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. 1950 Cedars Seniors JAMES RICHARD LUCAS Span. Club IRVIN LEE MARTIN Span. Club, Band, Treas. MARIAM LOUEVA MCINTIRE Jr. Sunbearns, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Gl. Club, Confl Club, Lib. Club, Lat. Club, F.H.A., Lib. Assist. PATRICIA IRENE MCMANNIS Jr. Off. Assist., Sr. Off. As- sist., Jr. Sunbeams, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Gl. Club, Com'l Club, G.A.A., Jr. Book Club, Lib. Club, Lat. Club. MARJORIE ANN MULLIKIN Sr. OH. Assist., Jr. Sun- beams, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Sr. Sci. Club, G.A.A., Jr. Hon. Soc., Lat. Club, F. H. A., Clothing Award. Page Seventy-three Seniors PATSY ROBERTA NEWMAN Jr. Sunbeams, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Sr. Sci. Club, Gl. Club, Com'l Club, G.A.A., Jr. Sci. Club, Pennant, Lib. Club, Jr. Book Club, Essay Con- tests, L 0 c a l Oratoricals, Modern Miss Club, F.H.A., Lib. Assist., Thespians. RICHARD J. NICHOLS Sr. Sci. Club, Gl. Club, Con- cert Choir, Cedars, Assistant Ed., Hi-Y, Chaplain, Jr. Sci. Club, V. Pres., Thespians, Jr. Hon. Soc., Lat. Club, LH Club, Baseball, Mgr., Candelabrum, Jr. - Sr. V. Pres., Yell Leader, Sr. Hon. Soc., Dramatics Plays. BEVERLY MAY PAXSON Jr. Off. Assist., Sr. Off. As- sist., Span. Club, Sec., Jr. Sunbeams, Sec., Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Gl. Club, Com'l Club, G.A.A., Jr. Sci. Club, Lib. Club, Jr. Hon. Soc., Sec., May Queen Attendant, Prom Queen Attendant, Hiween Queen Attend. L. WAYNE PEPER Cub Basketball. CHARLES ANTHONY RADER Sr. Sci. Club, Gl. Club, Com'l Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Hon. Soc., Lat. Club, Essay Con- tests, Local Oratoricals, Sr. Council. Page Seventy-four Seniors PEGGY NEWMAN Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Com'l Club, G.A.A., Pennant, Lib. Club, Thespians, Oratoricals, F.H. A. ALLAN DELUTH OWENS Sr. Sci. Club, Gl. Club, Con- cert Choir, Band, Drum Ma- jor, Hi-Y, Jr. Sci. Club, Lib. Club, Lib. Assist., Lat. Club, Essay Contests, Local Oratoricals, Y e ll Leader, Thespians, Dramatics Plays. MARY LYDE PEPER Sr. Off. Assistant, Span. Club, Jr. Sunbeams, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Gl. Club, Com'l Club, Jr. Sci. Club. DON PRATT Cub Basketball, Jr. Sci. Club. MYRA JANE REINKE Sr. Off. Assist., Jr. Sun- beams, Sr. Sunsh. Soc., Gl. Club, Com'l Club, Pres., Lib. Club, Lat. Club, Candy-Coke Comm., May Queen, Prom Queen Attendant, H'ween Qiieen Attendant, Sr. Coun- ci . 1950 Cedars Seniors DAVID SEWARD RICHEY Ath. Bd. of Control, Pres.g Sr. Sci. Club, Treas.g Gl. Clubg Concert Choirg Band, Cedars, Photographerg Com'1 Clubg Boosters Club, Hi-Y, Sgt. of Armsg Jr. Book Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc., Lat. Clubg Local Oratoricalsg L Club, Pres., Basketballg Baseball, Sr. Councilg Dramatics Class Playsg Thespians, FORREST RALPH RYAN Jr. Sci. Club, Cub Basket- ball. CARL EDWARD SCHENCK Gl. Clubg Com'l Clubg F. F. A., Sec.g Candy-Coke Comm. ROBERT H. SHANKS Gl. Clubg Cedars, Ed.g Com'l Club, Sec.g Boosters Club, Pres.g Hi-Y Sec., Chaplain, Jr. Sci. Club, Pres.g Pen- nant, Bus. Mgr.g Jr. Book Club, V. Pres.g Lat. Clubg Thespians, Pres.g Local Ora- toricalsg State Sz Nat'l Win- ner I Speak for Democracy contestg Rotary Oratorical, State winnerg Dramatics Plays, Candelabrumg Boys' State. MARY LOU SHIRLEY Jr. OIT. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg Com'l Clubg G.A.A.g Lib. Club, Jr. Book Clubg Lat. Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. As- sist. 1950 Cedars Seniors ROBERT LEE ROBISON Span. Clubg Gl. Clubg Com'l Club, Reporter. ALICE JEAN SALLEE Jr. OH. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg Concert Choirg G.A.A.g Jr. Sci. Clubg F.H.A.g Lib. Assist. LAWRENCE DOWANE SCOTT, JR. Student Operatorsg Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Concert Choirg Com'l Clubg Hi-Yg Jr. Sci. 'Glubg Cub Basket- ball, Trackg Boosters Club Awardg Sr. Council. LARRY D. SHEPHERD PHYLLIS JEAN SHOCKLEY Jr. OH. Assist.g Sr. Off. As- sist.g Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunshine Soc.g Com'l Clubg G.A.A.g Jr. Book Clubg F. H. A. Page Seventy-five Seniors JOHN ALAN STOOKEY Hi-Yg Pennantg Local Ora- toricalsg Basketball. INELL REBECCA SWINFORD Sr. Off. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Bandg G.A.A.g Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg F.H.A. DOROTHY JEAN THOMPSON Jr. Off. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Com'l Clubg G.A.A.g Essay Contestsg Modern Miss Clubg F.H.A., Pres.g Gym Monitor. JACK DALE TROWBRIDGE Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Con- cert Choirg Hi-Yg Jr. Sci. Clubg Pennant, Bus. Mgr.g Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Lat. Club. ROBERT JOE WARREN Boostersg Hi-Y, Treasg Pen- nant, Sports Ed.g Ed.g Quill and Scrollg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Sr. Hon. Soc., Pres.g Lat. Club, 2nd Consu1.g L Clubg Basketball, Mgr.g Thespians. Page Seventy-six Seniors JIM STUMP Candy-Coke Comm. VIOLET JOYCE THATCHER Jr. Off. Assist.g Jr. Sun- beamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Gl. Clubg Concert Choirg Com'1 Clubg G.A.A.g Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg Local Oratoricalsg F.H.A.g Candy-Coke Comm.g Lib. Assist.g D ram a t i c s Playsg Thespians. JAMES R. TITUS Span. Clubg Comll Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg F.F.A.g Candy- Coke Comm. RICHARD M. WALTON Com'l Clubg Hi-YQ Jr. Sci. Clubg F.F.A. BARBARA BATES WETHINGTON Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Corn'l Clubg Jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Lat. Clubg F. H. A.g Lib. Assist. 1950 Cedars Seniors JOHN THOMAS WETHINGTON Gl. Clubg Com'l Clubg Jr. Sci. Club. MARY REGINA WINKLER Span. Clubg Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg G.A.A.g Lib. Clubg Jr. Book Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg Prom Queen Attendantg May Queen Attendant. SUSANNE ELIZABETH WINKLER Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg G.A.A.g Lib. Clubg Lib. As- sist.g Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Clubg Local Oratoricals. JOHN FRANKLIN YATES Sr. Sci. Clubg Gl. Clubg Com'1 Clubg Hi-Y, Sgt. at Armsg Sr. Council. 1950 Cedars Seniors LETHA ELOISE w1LuAMs Sr. Off. Assist.g Span. Clubg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Jr. Sun- beamg G1. Clubg Concert Choirg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Essay Contestsg F. H. A.g Candy- Coke Comm.g May Queen Attendantg Lib. Assist. SARAH FRANCES WINKLER Jr. Sunbeamsg Sr. Sunsh. Soc.g Sr. Sci. Clubg G1. Clubg G.A.A.g Lib. Clubg Jr. Hon. Soc.g Lat. Club. ALAN HAROLD VOORHIS Span. Clubg Bandg Com'l Club. Page Seventy-seven Ofificers and sponsors of the Junior class are: Mr. Kincaid, Helen Isen- hower, Secretary-Treasurer, Clifford Antcliif, President, Leah Fern Hil- and, Vice President, Mr. Davies. Junior Class History As upperclassmen for the first time the Juniors elected their Hrst class officers. They chose Clifford Antcliff as president, Leah Fern Hiland, vice-president, and Helen Jean Isenhower as secretary-treasurer. Their sponsors were Mr. Will R. Davies and Mr. Jewell Kincaid. As in the past the Juniors sold candy and cokes at the ball games as their project for raising funds to carry on their future class activities. Their candy-coke committee brightened up the ball games with the outfits they chose to wear which were for the girls grey corduroy skirts and yellow, short-sleeve sweaters, and for the boys grey corduroy trousers, and yellow, long-sleeve turtle-neck T-shirts. On April 14, the Junior class gave the annual prom in honor of the graduating Seniors. Page Seventy-eight 1950 Cedars Juniors Row 1: Phyllis Acton Bob Amos Carol Anderson Clifford Antcliff Bobby Ashley Row 2: Helen Barrett Rovene Barrett Jane Bowman Joan Bramblett Carol Breedlove Row 3: Bill Broshar Phyllis Broshar Edwin Byrd Jean Campbell Jerry Campbell Row 4: Loretta Carter Martha Clark Loretta Collier Robert Craig Ellora DeNoon Row 5: Ronald DeVol Bob Dickerson Clarence Doyle Lloyd Fine . John Flynn Roy 6: Max Hanlon Deana Hayden Mickey Heflin Charles Heinbaugh James Hendrix Row 7: Lloyd Hessong Leah Hiland Shirley Hoffman Vern Huffman Earl Isenhour 1950 Cedars r i' ,H . 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Juniors Row 1: Helen Jean Isenhower Jessie Isenhower Nancy Jeffries Ann Jones Bill Kersey Row 2: Charlene Kincaid Kenneth Lasley Bill Lewellen Nancy Lewallen Norman Linton Row 3: Carolyn Lowery Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Phyllis Martin Bill Marvin Charlotte McClaine Peggy McDonald Daniel Mclntire Joan Messenger Beverly Mullin Patricia Murphy Wesley Nelson Bert O'Bryan Eleanor Owens Nora Pearl Sueann Pearl Bill Plott Don Pratt Beverly Proctor Madonna Quellhorst Alice Reese Bob Reeves Jack Reeves Lloyd Scott Marlon Scott Stephen Scott Bob Shaw 1950 Cedars Juniors Row 1: Mike Shumate Wayne Sipe Twyla Small Norman Smiley Dave Smith Row 2: Thelma Staton Margaret Sullivan Torn Tanselle Bette Thornton Leon Tolley Row 3: Sally Sue Vogel Bob Voorhis Grant Wade Devon Walters Marilyn Walker Row 4: Lorena White Phyllis Wilcox Ella Lee Wells Richard Wilson Elizabeth Wolfe Row 5: Tom Wyatt 1950 Cedars Page Eighty-one Sophomores Row 1: James Akers Lola Allen Betty Baker Mina Baker Charles Bales Row 2: Marietta Beery Al Biggerstaff Mary Helen Billingsly Blanche Booth Donald Borden ff: Row 3: Robert Broshar David Budd Thomas Budd Louise Byrkett Judy Corbly Row 4: Betty Cottingham Ruth Crim Charlotte Denger Wyman Dickerson Helen Dillon Row 5: Nancy Dillon Ronald Dixon Marilyn Emmert Lowell Endicott Jimmie Giles Row 6: Loretta Gladden Carol Ann Greene Ivanna Gwaltney sg, Hurshel Hale Bruce Harmon Row 7: Elizabeth Hawkins Richard Hawkins Jesse Hendricks Ann Hiatt Lewis Hill Page Eighty-two 1950 Cedars Sophomoires Row 1: Glen Hootman Shirley Howson Richard Huckstep Don Hussong Clarence Hunter Row 2: Phyllis Hunt Charles Jamison John J effs Marilyn Mae Jett Harlin Jones Row 3: Joan Kelley Edward Kincaid Cecil Kouns Joan LaFavers Suzanne Lenox Row 4: Marilyn Jo Lee Judy Leerkamp Dale Lemons Leon Lewellen Melvin Lewellen ' ff-A Row 5: Braxton Lindley Peggy Lindley John Linn Lois Livingston Dale Luper Row 6: Floyd Martin Dave McGhee Shirley McGrigg - Patricia McKinney Annabelle Miller Row 7: Rose Marie Miller Luauna Neal Donna Orwig Bob Otterman Barbara Owens 1950 Cedars Page Eighty-three Sophomores Row 1: James Parr Barbara Paxson Sarann Pearl William Perkins Barbara Pettit Row 2: Virginia Phillips Myrna Piersol James Powell Byron Rader Larry Rader Row 3: James Schulemire Don Scott Jim Seeright Kenneth Sherrill David Sherry ,Jn Row 4: Robert Shinn 'ff' Julie Shumate Jo Anne Smith Ronald Snyder Mary Staton 2, Row 5: Donald Stewart E ,M V Janet Strohl R we 1 M Dorotha Teboe Jeanette Teter Bobby Thrine is ll L Aw H, 5,-,pr A if Row 6: Donald Urban w , ii 3 W' Loren Walker ' Sue Carolyn Wells Icy Wethington Mary Alice Wilson J 1 - , Row 7: Kim Yarbrough yi l Page Eighty-four 1950 Cedars Freshmen Row 1: Jackie Anderson Joe Anderson Lois Anderson Pat Andrews Alice Appleton Row 2: Arnold Artman Billy Ashley Keith Bailey Eleanor Bates Nancy Boatman Row 3: Mary Kay Brenton Don Caplinger Shirley Chaille Judy Chumlea Lucy Clark Row 4: Carolyn Cline Marilyn Conrad Bill Cory Colleen Cragun Jim Crowe Row 5: Martha Cross Joanne Cunningham Tom Daugherty Margaret Davis Delmar Dean Row 6: Sue Dickerson Dale Dittemore Dare Dittemore Diana Downs Barbara Edwards Row 7: Ardith Emshwiller Peggy Farris Gene Fine Don Gillihan Bill Graham Row 8: Gail Gruver Dean Gwin Clifford Hale 1950 Cedars , Page Eighty-five Freshmen . Row 1: Doris Hale Mary Ham Reva Harris Glenda Harshman Jack Hays Row 2: Retha Hayden John Hedge Danny Hoffman Helen Hunt Robert Hysong Row 3: Richard Jarrett lg Patty Johns Marilyn Kern 45 Jack Kiesle Alan Kincaid , Row 4: John King ' Rose Letcher , ' , Sylvia Lewis ', , Beverly Linton - Barbara Lister 55531 , ff Row 5: Jim Lovell Marshall Rose l S Wendell McMannis ,175 Billy McIntyre U ' S Charlene Mclntire Q 4 a Y ,, J? Row 6: Larry Miller John Minger Margaret Money Connie Moss Fletcher Murphy Row 7: Carolyn Neal J odean Neal Joyce Neeves James Nelson Ersual Owens Row 8 James Owens Paul Paulsen w X 5 i V ' Ross Pauley 1 Page Eighty-six 1950 Cedars I- ,,,, Freshme-n Row 1: Ruth Ann Perkins Virginia Peyton Ruth Ann Potts Leon Proctor Jeanette Quellhorst Row 2: Lloyd Quick Charles Reinke Roberta Schenck Jimmy Schenck Ray Shaw Row 3: Patsy Shepherd Jimmy Shepherd Lawrence Shockley David Starks Charles Stewart Row 4: Aaron Stookey Rosie St. Peter Ann Spurr Shirley Stump Jack Sutherland Row 5: Bonnie Taylor Margaret Teboe Billy TenEyck James Thompson David Wainscott Row 6: Barbara Ward Howard West Marilyn Wells Don Whitaker Gene White Row 7: Jim Whitehead Bill Wheeler Joe Williams Bob Wolfe Janet Wright Row 8: Phyllis Wright Bryan Wynkoop Boyd Brindle 1950 Cedars Page Eighty-seven ff 'Q' .5 lien Y , ,,., or .. if K W J a. 1 , .. , xx' 4 8th Grade Row 1: Della Allen fi ' fy W--wf if, . 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Junior Allen Burton Bales Patsy Beaty Roberta Bell Dean Board Julia Booth Pauline Bregg Charles Butner Joyce Campbell Shirley Campbell Herbert Chittum Duane Collier Jimmie Cooper Ritchie Coryell Row 4: John Crim Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Jack Culley Nancy Cunningham Virginia DeCroes Dana Deer Catherine DeMougin Donald DeVol Roberta Dickey John Dicks Judy Dillman Eddie Essex George Fauver Chell Fogle John Foster Raymon Goff Richard Goode Norma Greene Edwin Gullion Phyllis Gwaltney Elva Hale Page Eighty-eight 1950 Cedars 8th Grade Row 1: Virgie Hale Dick Hall Lois Ham Tommy Hanna Bobby Harshman Row 2: John Hawkins Frances Hiland Barbara Holmes Patricia Howson Evelyn Irwin Row 3: Teddy Jamison Jimmy Jett Victor Johnson Sue Jones Richard Korteling Row 4: Donald Lambert Paul Large Eddie Lewellen Ernie Ed Lewis Barbara Lynch Row 5: Willadean Mason Jane McDonald Charles McGhehey Nancy McKinney Kenny Mitchell Row 6: Virginia Moore George Morton Nancy Morton Linda Mundell Opal Munson Row 7: Jack Myers Joan Myers Donna Neal Jerry Nease Janet Nelson as 1 I '..f.a . i f 1:1 6 fi g it Q. l rea , E law . 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M0 f--4' 09 ,,..::' E 1 iii- 'i ' I ' X Wi : 5 ,fi y t a ' ...Nav ,RA Page N inety-three Yr. 7 Acton, Gerald, 91 11 Acton, Phyllis, 56, 59, 60, 79 Adam, Mr. Fred, 4, 22 10 Akers James, 82 8 Allen, Della, 88 8 Allen, Harry, Jr., 60, 63, 88 10 Allen, Lola, 82 11 Amos, Bob, 30, 31, 60, 79 11 Anderson, Carol, 15, 28, 79 9 Anderson, Jackie, 85 9 Anderson, Joe, 27, 49, 54, 85 9 Anderson, Lois, 85 9 Andrews, Pat, 55, 85 11 Antcliff, Clifford, 9, 12, 30, 43, 44 48, 51, 78, 79 9 Appleton, Alice Ann, 56, 85 Arnsman, Miss Betty, 4, 8, 12, 21 22, 53, 59 9 Artman, Arnol, 27, 49, 55, 85 9 Ashley, Billy, 85 11 Ashley, Bobby Joe, 79 9 Bailey, Keith, 49, 85 7 Bailey, Linda, 50, 91 10 Baker, Betty, 53, 82 7 Baker, George, 91 10 Baker, Mina, 9, 30, 54, 55, 82 8 Bales, Burton, 88 10 Bales, Charles, 82 Bales, Gary, 33, 91 Barkley, John, 33, 91 12 Barrett, Frank, 7, 15, 28, 48, 54, 55 69 7 7 11 Barrett, Rovene, 50, 79 11 Barrett, Rovine, 50, 79 7 Barton, Keith, 91 12 Barton, Raymond, 8, 11, 48, 69 9 Bates, Eleanor, 85 Baugher, Mr. James M., 4, 22, 43 48 7 Beason, Lois, 56, 91 8 Beaty, Patsy, 88 7 Beaty, William, 91 Beckett, Miss Eileen, 4, 11, 22, 36 47, 68 10 Beery, Marietta, 33, 49, 50, 53, 56 82 8 Bell, Roberta, 50, 88 10 Biggerstaif, Al, 82 10 Billingsly, Mary Helen, 9, 28, 47 54, 82 Bird, Joyce, 50, 56, 91 Board, Dean, 63, 88 9 Boatman, Nancy, 50, 56, 85 Boggy, Mr. Dale, 4, 22, 29, 51 12 Booth, Bertha, 36, 42, 47, 48, 50, 52 55, 56, 69 10 Booth, Blanche, 9, 15, 36, 48, 51, 56 7 8 82 8 Booth, Julia, 56, 88 10 Borden, Donald, 82 12 Bowers, Don, 28, 31, 46, 48, 54, 69 11 Bowman, Jane, 46, 56, 79 Bowman, Mrs. Lila, 4, 22, 47 12 Boyland, Clarence, 6, 8, 48, 58, 64 69 Bramblett, Joan, 46, 54, 56, 79 Brattain, Nellie Jean, 41, 48, 50, 51 52, 69 7 Bray, Lois, 46, 91 11 Breedlove, Carol, 9, 27, 48, 50, 54 79 11 12 7 Breedlove, Leon, 91 Breedlove, Minnie, 56, 91 Bregg, Frances, 91 7 7 8 Bregg, Pauline, 56, 88 9 Brenton, Mary Kay, 56, 85 v 1 J INDEX Yr. 9 11 11 10 7 10 10 7 12 7 8 11 10 7 12 12 11 11 8 7 8 9 11 9 8 9 9 11 9 12 12 7 8 11 9 7 12 8 7 10 9 7 8 10 9 11 8 10 12 9 9 8 9 8 9 9 7 7 7 9 8 8 Brindle, Boyd, 63, 87 Broshar, Bill, 79 Broshar, Phyllis, 31, 79 Broshar, Robert, 82 Bryant, Beverly, 56, 91 Budd, David, 49,82 Budd, Thomas, 52, 82 Burtner, Jackie, 32, 33, 91 Bush, Mrs. Christina, 20 Bussell, Kathleen, 31, 48, 50, 52, 69 Butcher, Randall, 91 Butner, Charles, 88 Byrd, Edwin, 34, 36, 44, 46, 48, 51, 60, 79 Byrkett, Louise, 15, 53, 82 Byrkett, Wilma, 56, 91 Campbell, Ben, 11, 34, 57, 58, 62, 64, 68, 69 Campbell, Howard, 55, 69 Campbell, Jean, 31, 79 Campbell, Jerry, 46, 49, 79 Campbell, Joyce, 50, 88 Campbell, Kenneth, 91 Campbell, Shirley, 88 Caplinger, Don, 49, 55, 85 Carter, Loretta, 48, 79 Chaille, Shirley, 29, 49, 51, 54, 56, 60 Chittum, Herbert, 9, 88 Christian, Mr. T. L., 5, 20, 59 Chumlea, Judy, 43, 49, 51, 55, 56, 85 Clark, Lucy, 56, 85 Clark, Martha, 79 Cline, Carolyn, 29, 30, 43, 49, 51, 53, 56, 85 Clossin, Doris, 52, 70 Clossin, Marvin, 48, 70 Coahran, J. Alan, 63, 91 Collier, Duane, 88 Collier, Loretta, 26, 30, 43, 48, 55, 79 Conrad, Marilyn, 56, 85 Cook, Geneva, 50, 56, 91 Cooper, Beverly, 30, 43, 46, 50, 51, 52, 70 Cooper, Jimmie, 88 Copeland, Jack, 91 Corbly, Judy, 15, 82 Cory, Bill, 85 Coryell, Patricia, 9, 47, 50, 56, 91 Coryell, Ritchie, 49, 63, 88 Cottingham, Betty, 28, 36, 54, 82 Cragun, Colleen, 33, 49, 51, 55, 56, 85 Craig, Robert, 48, 79 Crim, John, 88 Crim, Ruth, 12, 51, 82 Crim, Winifred, 48, 51, 52, 70 Cross, Martha, 51, 56, 85 Crowe, Jim, 85 Culley, Jack, 63, 88 Cunningham, Joan, 51, 85 Cunningham, Nancy, 88 Daugherty, Tom, 85 Davies, Mr. Will R., 4, 22, 32, 36, 46, 78 Davis, Margaret, 29, 43, 47, 49, 51, 55, 56, 85 Day, David, 91 Deakins, Ervin, 91 Deakins, Marilyn, 56, 91 Dean, Delmar, 27, 49, 85 DeBard, Mr. Lester, 4, 9, 22, 28, 54 DeCroes, Virginia, 88 Deer, Dana, 88 Yr. 7 Deifenbaugh, Sandra, 91 8 DeMougin, Catherine, 56, 88 10 Denger, Charlotte, 48, 55, 82 7 Denny, Darrell, 91 11 DeNoon, Ellora, 9, 26, 48, 79 8 DeVol, Donald, 88 11 DeVol, Ronald, 79 12 DeVol, William, 48, 49, 70 7 Dickerson, Carroll, 91 12 Dickerson, Dale, 9, 48, 54, 70 12 Dickerson, Evelyn, 48, 50, 53, 70 11 Dickerson, Robert, 29, 46, 51, 79 9 Dickerson, Sue, 50, 56, 85 10 Dickerson, Wyman, 36,82 8 Dickey, Roberta, 56, 88 8 Dicks, John, 28, 88 8 Dillman, Judy, 88 10 Dillon, Helen, 48, 82 10 Dillon, Nancy, 15, 48, 82 9 Dittemore, Dale, 27, 49, 85 9 Dittemore, Dare, 27, 85 10 Dixon, Ronald, 27, 82 12 Dolson, Jean, 29, 31, 48, 51, 53, 70 12 Downs, Delores, 70 9 Downs, Diana, 30, 41, 43, 49, 51, 55, 56, 85 11 Doyle, Clarence, 57, 64, 79 7 Dye, Lois, 50, 56, 91 7 Dye, Louise, 56, 91 9 Edwards, Barbara, 33, 41, 43, 49, 51, 53, 56, 85 12 Ellis, Bill, 70 10 Emmert, Marilyn, 54, 82 9 Emshwiller, Ardith, 51,85 12 Emshwiller, Lois, 48, 50, 51, 71 7 Emshwiller, Vonda, 56, 91 10 Endicott, Lowell, 54, 82 8 Essex, Eddie, 88 9 Farris, Peggy, 56, 85 8 Fauver, George, 88 9 Fine, Gene, 63, 85 11 Fine, Lloyd, 79 7 Flemming, Carol, 91 11 Flynn, John, 30,79 8 Fogle, Chell, 50, 56, 88 8 Foster, John, 88 12 French, Gary, 6, 31, 36, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71 12 Gibbs, Eula, 4, 36, 50, 51, 53, 71 7 Giddings, Charles, 91 10 Giles, Jimmie, 82 9 Gillihan, Don, 27, 49, 85 10 Gladden, Loretta, 9, 36, 82 12 Glendenning, Patsy, 50, 71 8 Goff, Raymon, 88 8 Goode, Richard, 88 9 Graham, Bill, 85 7 Graham, Don, 33 12 Graham, John, 4, 49, 71 8 Greene, Carol, 15, 54, 55, 82 8 Greene, Norma, 88 7 Griffin, Robert, 33, 91 7 Groce, Robert, 33, 91 7 Groce, Ruth, 50, 91 I x, ' 9 Gruver, Gail, 30, 33, 43, 49, 51, 55, 56, 85 Guilford, Mr. Don, 4, 22, 42, 59, 63 8 Gullion, Edwin, 63, 88 10 Gwaltney, Ivanna, 28, 54, 55, 82 8 Gwaltney, Phyllis, 56, 88 9 Gwin, Dean, 27, 49, 85 9 Hale, Cliiford, 85 9 Hale, Doris, 26, 28, 54, 86 8 Hale, Elva, 56, 88 10 Hale, Hurshel, 63, 82 8 Hale, Virgie, 89 8 Hall, Richard, 9, 89 Hallagan, Mrs. Patricia D., 4, 22, 28, 47 11 Hanlon, Max, 29, 51, 57, 62, 65, 79 7 Hanlon, Myrna, 50, 56, 91 8 Hanna, Tom, 89 Harlow, Mr. Harry, 20 10 Harmon, Bruce, 28, 48, 54, 63, 82 12 Harner, Lloyd, 48, 51, 71 9 Harris, Reva, 51, 86 8 Harshman, Bobby, 63, 89 9 Harslunan, Glenda, 86 7 Harshman, Margaret, 91 12 Hart, Eleanor, 31, 47, 48, 68, 71 10 Hawkins, Elizabeth, 15, 82 8 Hawkins, John, 89 10 Hawkins, Richard, 63, 82 7 Hay, Wally, 63, 91 11 Hayden, Deanna, 9, 45, 58, 51, 79 9 Hayden, Retha, 54,86 9 Hays, Jack, 29, 49, 55, 86 7 Headley, Jo Ed, 10, 91 12 Heady, Bill, 31, 48, 71 7 Heath, Julia, 32, 56, 92 12 Heath, Martha, 34, 48, 50, 51, 53, 71 Heath, Mr. William S., 4, 22, 44, 58, 59, 63 Heath, Little Doc,', 65 9 Hedge, John, 28, 41, 51, 54, 86 11 Hefiin, Mickey, 48, 51, 79 11 Heinbaugh, Charles, 49, 79 Hemmerle, Mr. Charles, 4, 22, 26 7 Hendricks, Bob, 92 10 Hendricks, Jesse, 82 11 Hendrix, James, 58, 63, 79 7 Herr, Sam, 63, 92 11 Hessong, Lloyd, 27,79 7 Hicks, Carolyn, 92 7 Hi hland Glorena 92 g 7 7 12 Hiland, Anna Belle, 48, 50, 71 8 Hiland, Frances, 89 11 Hiland, Leah Fern, 12, 20, 30, 36, 48, 51, 56, 78, 79 Hiland, Miss Lois, 8, 36, 53 7 Hi1and,'Mi1dred, 56, 92 7 Hill, Jerry, 92 10 Hill, Lewis, 46, 54, 82 7 Hinshaw, Harold, 27, 48, 51 9 Hinshaw, Lois, 52 7 Hoffman, Danny, 60, 63, 86 7 Hoffman, Patty, 92 11 Hoffman, Shirley, 50, 53, 56, 79 8 Hoffmann, Charles, 63 7 Hoffmann, Sandra, 56 8 Holmes, Barbara, 89 12 Honan, Thomas, 6, 40, 44, 48, 49, 9, 68, 72 10 Hootman, Glen, 48, 51, 36, 83 12 Hopkins, Thomas, 31, 41, 42, 48, 51, 36, 55, 58, 57, 60, 64, 72,11 8 Howson, Patricia, 28,89 7 Howson, Rodney, 92 10 Howson, Shirley, 53, 83 10 Huckstep, Richard, 46,83 Hudson, Mr. Alva, 35 Hudson, Mr. William, 35 7 Huffman, Margaret, 56,92 11 Huffman, Vern, 29, 79 12 Hughes, Ellamae, 28, 48, 50, 52, 72 7 Hughes, Jackie, 33, 92 9 Hunt, Helen, 56, 86 10 Hunt, Phyllis, 53, 83 12 Hunter, Carl, 72 10 Hunter, Clarence, 49, 83 7 Hunter, Marilyn, 32, 56, 92 10 Hussong, Don, 83 9 Hysong, Robert, 27, 49, 86 8 Irwin, Evelyn, 89 11 Isenhour, Earl, 79 12 Isenhour, Helen Ruth, 7, 31, 55, 72 11 Isenhower, Helen Jean, 9, 34, 48, 78, 80 11 Isenhower, Jessie, 34, 48, 80 7 Isenhower, Richard, 92 12 James, Wanda, 48, 50, 52, 55, 72 10 Jamison, Charles, 28, 83 8 Jamison, Ted, 32, 89 9 Jarrett, Richard, 51, 54, 86 11 Jeffries, Nancy, 80 10 Jeffs, John, 28, 46, 54, 83 8 Jett, Jimmie, 89 10 Jett, Marilyn, 53, 83 9 Johns, Patty, 86 8 Johnson, Victor, 89 11 Jones, Ann, 34, 45, 56, 58, 51, 56, 80 10 Jones, Harlin, 63,83 8 Jones, Sue, 89 7 Kashner, Joe, 10, 63, 92 12 Kays, Clifford, 45, 46, 48, 72, 9 10 Kelley, Joan, 49, 50, 51, 55, 83 7 Kellogg, Mary Jane, 92 9 Kern, Marilyn, 28, 33, 43, 47, 49, 51, 54, 56, 86 7 Kern, Sarah, 50, 56, 92 11 Kersey, Bill, 48, 51, 80 7 Kersey, Mary Lou, 56, 92 9 Kiesle, Jack, 51,86 9 Kincaid, Alan, 63,86 11 Kincaid, Charlene, 17, 34, 45, 46, 48, 51, 80 10 Kincaid, Edward, 83 7 Kincaid, James, 92 Kincaid, Mr. Jewell, 4, 22, 32, 46, 78 11 Kincaid, Perry 7 King, Anita, 47, 50, 56, 92 9 King, John, 27, 49, 86 7 King, Robert, 92 7 King, William, 92 7 Kinkaid, Sue, 50, 56, 92 12 Kneip, Jon, 6, 9, 11, 48, 58, 64, 72 12 Korteling, Charlotte, 7, 34, 40, 51, 52, ss, 72 8 Korteling, Richard, 89 10 Kouns, Cecil, 9, 54,83 10 LaFavers, Joan, 48, 53, 83 7 LaHin, Norma, 56, 92 8 Lambert, Donald, 49, 63, 89 12 Lambert, RoseMarie, 6, 30, 31, 34, 43, 48, 51, 52, 72 7 Lamm, Russell, 33, 63, 92 7 Lane, Helen, 56, 92 7 Large, Patricia, 92 8 Large, Paul, 89 11 Lasley, Kenneth, 34, 80 10 Lee, Marilyn Jo, 30, 36, 47, 51, 52, 55, 83 10 Leerkamp, Judy, 41, 51, 52, 83 10 Lemons, Dale Cmovedj, 27, 54, 83 10 Lenox, Suzanne, 15, 36, 41, 51, 52, 83 9 Letcher, Rose, 51, 86 LeVier, Miss Fern, 4, 22, 36, 47 11 Lewallen, Nancy, 27 , 30, 43, 54, 80 11 Lewellen, Bill, 58, 62, 65, 80 8 Lewellen, Eddie, 89 10 Lewellen, Leon, 83 10 Lewellen, Melvin, 27 , 83 8 Lewis, Ernie Ed, 9, 49, 89 9 Lewis, Sylvia, 9, 33, 41, 43, 49, 51, 54, 56, 86 Leyman, Miss LaRetha, 4, 22, 56, 59 7 Lindley, Barbara, 9, 56, 92 10 Lindley, Braxton, 48, 83 10 Lindley, Peggy, 15, 36, 51, 52, 54, 83 10 Linn, John, 63, 83 9 Linton, Beverly, 49, 86 11 Linton, Norman, 9, 45, 48, 49, 80 9 Lister, Barbara, 86 10 Livingston, Lois, 28, 54, 83 12 Livingston, Mary, 34, 73 7 Love, Ronnie, 33,92 9 Lovell, Jim, 43, 49, 55, 86 11 Lowery, Carolyn, 9, 31, 34, 48, 80 7 Lowery, Max, 92 12 Lucas, James, 73 7 Lucas, Joyce, 56,92 10 Luper, Dale, 49,83 8 Lynch, Barbara, 89 11 Lynch, Roy, 34, 64 7 Mantooth, Betty, 56, 92 12 Maple, Faedetta, 6, 30, 37, 40, 43, 47, 48, 51, 53, ss, 73 Maple, Mr. Glenn, 4, 23, 48, 49, 68 10 Martin, Floyd, 83 12 Martin, Irwin, 29, 54, 73 11 Martin, Phyllis, 30, 52, 80 11 Marvin, Bill, 31, 46, so 8 Mason,Willadean, 89 12 McAfee, James, 11, 48, 55, 73 11 McClaine, Charlotte, 16, 26, 45, 50, 55, 56, 80 8 McDonald, Jane, 47, 50, 89 11 McDonald, Peggy, 26, 31, 48, 55, so 10 McGhee, Dave, 59, 60, 62, 83 7 McGhee, Tom, 10, 63, 92 8 McGhehey, Charles, 89 10 McGrigg, Shirley, 36, 41, 47, 51, 52, 83 9 Mclntire, Charlene, 54, 86 11 Mclntire, Daniel, 46, 80 12 Mclntire, Mariam, 31, 52, 73 7 McIntyre, Bert, 92 9 McIntyre, Billy, 86 12 McKenzie,MaryFrances, 6, 7, 9, 36, 37, 40, 42, 47, 48, 52, 55, 59, ss, 73 8 McKinney, Nancy, 50, 89 10 McKinney, Pat, 9, 15, 36, 51, 52, 83 McLaughlin, Miss Ruth, 4, 23, 52 12 McMannis, Patsy, 48, 51, 52, 53, 73 9 McMannis, Wendell, 86 McNeal, Miss Alma, 4, 15, 23, 36, 55 7 Meenach, Eve Ann, 92 7 Merriott, Donald, 13, 92 11 Messenger, Joan, 10, 34, 45, 46, 48, 51, 80 10 Miller, Anna Belle, 15, 83 9 Miller, Larry, 86 12 Miller, Marcia, 6, 7, 34, 36, 37, 40, 41, 42, 51, 53, 68, 73 10 Miller, Rose Marie, 55, 83 9 Minger, John, 86 8 Mitchell, Kenny, 89 9 Money, Margaret, 51, 53, 86 8 Moore, Virginia, 89 8 Morton, George, 89 8 Morton, Nancy, 47, 50, 89 9 Moss, Connie, 49, 56, 86 7 Moss, John David, 92 12 Mullikin, Marjorie, 36, 45, 50, 51, 53, 73 11 Mullin, Beverly, 28, 48, 51, 80 7 Mullin, Donald, 92 8 Mundell, Linda, 89 Munson, Opal, 89 Murphy, Fletcher, 28, 29, 51, 63, 86 8 9 11 Murphy, Patricia, 36, 38, 45, 46, 47, 51, 80 7 Myers, Alma, 56,92 8 Myers, Jack, 89 8 Myers, Joan, 89 7 Myers, June, 92 7 Myers, Sonja, 50, 92 9 Neal, Carolyn, 49, 56, 86 8 Neal, Donna, 50, 89 7 Neal, Jimmie, 93 9 Neal, Jodean, 9, 33, 41, 43, 49, 51, 55, 56, 86 10 Neal, Luauna, 55, 83 8 Nease, Jerry, 89 Neeves, Mr. Gleen, 4, 23, 24, 31, 48 9 Neeves, Joyce, 56, 86 9 Nelson, James, 86 8 Nelson, Janet, 56, 86 11 Nelson, Wesley, 46, 80 Neuman, Mr. Paul W., 4, 5, 12, 21, 36, 59 7 Newkirk, Nancy, 32, 50, 56, 93 12 Newman, Patsy, 8, 16, 30, 43, 45, 48, 50, 52, 56, 74 12 Newman, Peggy, 30, 43, 45, 48, 50, 52, 56, 74 8 Newman, Rosalie, 90 12 Nichols, Richard, 7, 15, 16, 34, 36, 40, 42, 45, 48, 49, 55, 57, 60, 65, 68, 74 11 O'Bryan, Bert, 9, 36, 46, 48, 49, 80 O'Day, Miss Patricia, 4, 23, 50 7 Oehler, Dixie, 50, 93 7 Orwig, Burton, 10, 93 10 Orwig, Donna, 54, 55, 83 7 Osborne, John David, 93 10 Otterman, Bob, 29, 51, 83 7 Owen, Dale, 93 12 Owens, Allan, 15, 28, 45, 54, 55, 74 10 Owens, Barbara, 48, 83 11 Owens, Eleanor, 52, 80 9 Owens, Ersual, 26, 53, 86 9 Owens, James, 49, 86 7 Owens, Kay, 93 7 Padgett, Jean, 56, 93 7 Padgett, Robert, 93 8 Padgett, Shirley, 90 10 Parr, James, 9, 12, 36, 43, 51, 54, 84 8 Parr, Margaret, 9, 50, 56, 90 Parr, Mr. W. H. Jr., 12 9 Pauley, Ross, 29, 63, 86 9 Paulsen, Paul, 86 10 Paxson, Barbara, 33, 41, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56, 84 12 Paxson, Beverly, 6, 34, 48, 51, 53, 74 8 Peabody, Marcia, 50, 56, 90 11 Pearl, Nora, 34, 48, 80 10 Pearl, Sarann, 48, 55, 84 11 Pearl, Sueann, 26, 48, 55, 80 7 Pefiley, Ruth, 56, 93 12 Peper, Mary, 31, 48, 51, 53, 74 12 Peper, Wayne, 26, 74 8 Perkins, Betty, 9, 56, 90 Perkins, Mr. Clyde, 12 8 Perkins, Ruth Ann, 9, 41, 49, 51, 54, 56, 87 10 Perkins, William, 51, 84 Petersen, Mr. Frank, 4, 23, 27, 49 10 Pettit, Barbara, 48, 84 9 Peyton, Virginia, 46, 87 10 Phillips, Virginia, 9, 36, 41, 51, 52, 84 7 Piersol, Audra, 93 10 Piersol, Myrna, 48, 84 7 Ping, Bobby, 93 11 Plott, Bill, 80 8 Plott, Rosalyn, 50, 56, 90 9 Potts, Ruth Ann, 49, 55, 56, 87 10 Powell, James, 49, 84 12 Pratt, Don, 74, 80 11 Proctor, Beverly, 31, 45, 48, 56, 80 9 Proctor, Leon, 87 9 Quellhorst, Jeanette, 49, 51, 55, 56, 87 11 9 10 12 10 7 7 7 7 11 11 11 9 12 7 8 7 7 8 12 8 12 7 7 9 7 8 12 12 8 12 9 9 10 10 12 7 11 11 10 7 10 8 12 7 9 11 7 8 8 7 9 12 9 10 10 10 12 9 12 10 11 11 11 8 11 8 11 10 Quellhorst, Madonna, 15, 31, 32, 48, so Quick, Lloyd, 87 Rader, Byron, 29, 30, 43, 49, 51, 55, 84 Rader, Charles, 9, 11, 48, 51, 55, 58, 74 Rader, Larry, 49, 84 Read, Jackie, 10, 93 Reagan, Norma, 56, 93 Red, Beverly, 56, 93 Redmond, Gordon, 93 Reese, Alice, 34, 45, 47, 48, 51, 80 Reeves, Jack, 80 Reeves, Robert, 63, 80 Reinke, Charles, 49,87 Reinke, Jane, 6, 34, 47, 48, 51, 53, 68, 74 Rentchler, Dale, 93 Revell, Ruth, 90 Rex, Willie, 93 Richardson, Reba, 56, 93 Richey, Christina Sue, 56, 90 Richey, David, 7, 11, 17, 31, 36, 42, 44, 45, 55, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 68, 75 Robinson, Marna, 50, 90 Robison, Bob, 16, 45, 48, 51, 75 Rogers, Lila Faye, 93 Rose, Beverly, 50, 56, 93 Rose, Marshall, 86 Roth, George, 93 Roth, Richard, 90 Ryan, Forrest, 8, 26, 75 sauee, Alice, s, 45, 50, 52, 55, 56, 75 Saulmon, Johnny, 90 Schneck, Carl, 31, 48, 49, 75 Schenck, Jimmie, 49, 55, 87 Schenck, Roberta, 56, 87 Schulemire, James, 58, 63, 84 Scott, Don, 84 Scott, Dowane, 15, 55, 68, 75 Scott, Gary, 33, 63, 93 Scott, Lloyd, 48, 63, 65, 80 Scott, Marlon, 55, 58, 57, 59, 62, 65, 80 scomsteve, 30, 55, 58, 61, 62, 64, so Seeright, Charles, 6, 10, 93 Seeright, Jim, 46, 84 Shaffer, Nancy, 90 Shahan, Miss Hazel, 12 Shanks, Bob, 7, 9, 31, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 44, 48, 49, 51, 75 Shaw, Linda, 56, 93 Shaw, Ray, 63,87 Shaw, Robert, 46, 80 Shaw, Stephen, 32 Sheets, Harley, 63, 90 Sheets, Marshall, 63, 90 Shelburne, Lowell, 93 Shepherd, Jimmie, 87 Shepherd, Larry, 75 Shepherd, Patsy, 33, 49, 87 Sherrill, Kenneth, 9, 54, 84 Sherry, David, 36, 84 Shinn, Robert, 48, 50, 84 Shirley, Mary Lou, 48, 52, 75 Shockley, Lawrence, 63,87 Shockley, Phyllis, 8, 48, 50, 52, 53, 75 Shumate, Julie, 33, 51, 55, 56, 84 Shumate, Mike, 30, 36, 43, 51, 81 Sipe, Wayne, 44, 81 Small, Twyla, 31, 48, 56, 81 Small, Willa, 50, 56, 90 Smiley, Norman, 81 Smith, Alan, 90 Smith, Dave, 9, 48, 51, 63, 81 Smith, Joan, 48, 84 10 Snyder, Ronald, 43, 48, 52, 84 Spacht, Miss Elizabeth, 4, 23, 36 50 8 Sparks, Darrell, 90 7 Spurr, Janet, 56, 93 9 Spurr, Ann, 50, 56, 60, 87 9 Starks, David, 28, 43, 54, 87 10 Staton, Mary, 9, 15, 52, 84 8 11 3 Staton, Shirley, 90 Staton, Thelma, 16, 26, 30, 43, 45, 47, 48, 51, 58, 81 Stephenson, Mrs. Drubelle, 4, 5, 9, 12, 21, 23, 27, 36, 41, 53, 59 8 Sterling, Philip, 90 9 Stewart, Charles, 87 8 Stewart, Kay, 90 9 Stookey, Aaron, 63,87 7 Stookey, Arlene, 50, 56, 93 12 Stookey, John, 30, 31, 43, 45, 48, 62, 76 7 St. Peter, Dickie, 33, 93 9 St. Peter, Rosie, 56,87 10 Strohl, Janet, 9, 28, 48, 54, 84 12 Stump, Jim, 8, 76 9 11 Stump, Shirley, 55, 87 Sullivan, Margaret, 9, 34, 45, 47, 48, 51, 53, 81 Sumpter, Mrs. Pauline, 4, 23, 29, 47 , 51 9 Sutherland, Jack, 51, 87 12 Swinfrod, lnell, 9, 28, 36, 50, 51, 53, 54, 76 11 Tanselle, Tom, 9, 10, 29, 36, 44, 48, 51, 58, 81 Tauer, Miss Mary Ann, 4, 23, 47 9 Taylor, Bonnie, 87 7 Taylor, Patricia, 50, 93 10 Teboe, Dorotha, 51, 84 9 Teboe, Margaret, 56, 87 9 TenEyck, Billy, 41, 87 10 Teter, Jeannette, 36, 51, 84 12 Thatcher, Joyce, 48, 50, 55, 76 12 Thompson, Dorothy, 48, 50, 56, 76 9 Thompson, James, 87 10 Thrine, Bobby Joe, 46, 49, 84 11 Thornton, Bette, 31, 56, 81 7 Tippett, Martha, 56, 93 12 Titus, James, 31, 48, 51, 76 11 Tolley, Leon, 63, 86 12 Trowbridge, Jack, 7, 15, 30, 36, 43, 48, 55 7 Trosper, Freddy, 93 7 Turner, Larry, 93 8 Tyre, Jim, 63, 90 10 Urban, Donald, 84 8 Virtue, Mona, 90 11 Vogel, Sally Sue, 34, 45, 46, 47, 48, 51, 56, 81 12 Voorhis, Alan, 29, 54, 77 7 Voorhis, Donald, 93 8 Voorhis, Paul, 90 8 Voorhis, Paula, 50, 56, 90 11 Voorhis, Robert, 6, 36, 51, 58, 61, 62, 81 11 Wade, Grant, 28, 49, 54, 81 9 Wainscott, David, 63, 87 8 Walker, Jerry, 90 10 Walker, Loren, 34, 48, 58, 62, '65, 84 11 Walker, Marilyn, 30, 43, 48, 51, 54, 59, 81 8 Walker, Tommy, 90 8 Wall, Steve, 90 11 Walters, Devon, 46, 49, 81 12 Walton, Richard, 31, 48, 49, 76 9 Ward, Barbara, 29, 41, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56, 87 Ward, Mrs. Jane, 4, 9, 23, 30, 36, 38, 45 8 Ward, Mary, 56, 90 7 Warren, Gerald, 93 12 Warren, Robert, 11, 16, 30, 31, 32, 34, 36, 37, 41, 43, 44, 45, 48, 51, 57, 60, 62, 76 Watson, Mr. William, 35 7 Weddle, Anne, 50, 56, 93 11 Wells, Ella Lee, 27, 28, 30, 43, 54, 81 9 Wells, Marilyn, 30, 54, 87 10 Wells, Sue Carolyn, 15, 28, 54, 55, 84 9 West, Howard, 51, 55, 87 12 Wethington, Barbara, 48, 50, 52, 76 10 Wethington, Icy, 84 8 Wethington, Jean, 90 12 Wethington, John, 26, 31, 48, 77 9 Wheeler, Bill, 43, 49, 55, 87 9 9 11 9 8 11 12 9 10 11 7 12 12 12 8 Whitaker, Don, 87 White, Gene, 41, 49, 51, 55, 87 White, Lorena, 9, 28, 48, 51, 54, 81 Whitehead, Jim, 49, 63, 87 Wilcox, Mary, 90 Wilcox, Phyllis, 81 Williams, Letha, 50, 53, 55, 77 Williams, Joe, 49, 87 Wilson, Mary Alice, 48, 52, 84 Wilson, Richard, 27, 81 Wines, Jackie, 93 Winkler, Mary, 6, 10, 34, 51, 52, 55, 58, 77 Winkler, Sarah, 34, 45, 51, 52, 77 Winkler, Susanne, 10, 34, 45, 51, 52, 77 Wiseheart, Anne, 50, 56, 90 9 9 11 7 9 9 11 8 9 10 12 8 Wiseheart, Jane, 47, 50, 53, 56, 60 Witsman, Mr. Forest, 4, 23, 57, 58, 59, 62, 64 Witt, Miss Lillian, 4, 23, 41 Wolfe, Bob, 63, 87 Wolfe, Elizabeth, 50, 81 Wood, George, 93 Wright, Janet, 41, 49, 51, 55, 56, 87 Wright, Phyllis, 51, 56, 87 Wyatt, Tom, 46, 81 Wyatt, Richard, 90 Wynkoop, Bryan, 87 Yarbrough, Kim, 84 Yates, John, 6, 34, 48, 68, 77 Yelton, Nancy, 56, 90 m...v,.. lm1nn..-ml1n-...-..u...- 1..1,.1u-.ul I.1..iu,1,.1..1.l1..-.q..-....-I.... 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BLACKWELL Cr SON GENERAL CONTRACTOR 820 West South St. PHONE 1672 1uu.-un..un-un1.n-un..un-.un1 I-.nu IIILLUCKS soon mm- .-un1uu...nn-nn.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1mI1m1,...1m,... 1 12.11-.,,,.1,,,,1,,,,1 g!q-uu1uu- .. .. ,ixu..nn1un--lnl1llnl1un--nu-li-uu-nn-.nn-Inn.-nu-un--nn--uu1am1iuu-uuu1uu1nu n 1 EKINUAIIJ i AUTU SALES I LEBANON, T INDIANA I lPhone I 184 5 It's a little bit of your heart that goes along with your gift .... so why not I make it the gift that only you can give . . . . a portrait of you . . I E from our studio l HAHVEY'S RESIDENCE STUIJIU I i 418 E. Washington Street I I Mary E. Harlos Wm. Harold Harvey E a!u-uu----- '-'1'1--1-111'1 ------ ' W W E 'Q' I I I IIIIII: I SALES and SEHVIIIE I T TRUCK I I GMC COACH I 7 OLDSMOBILE 5 I -gg.-lg...nl.-ug.-ug-.gg-. 1 ..- 1I4g.1IIu1u.-IIg1gl1I1.1.III4.-IIn...lm.-ngin..,,g....Im1IIII.-III41III...-Imim'1m...mI1,IH1Im1IIIIlm.11.I.,Im,Im..m.1m,1Im..II,.-I SALES S SERVICE Geo. H. Couchman I I I 1 Is u Y Y o u R 2 G R 0 C E R I E S AT B II Il N E UU U NT I 1 NI IIB K E T Lebanon's Most I Modern Food E Market I FROZEN Eooo LOCKERS I ' S IIIIWEIIS I MIlUNT'S I FIIIWBIS FUI All ' IIGGIISIIIIIS I I ouk SPECIALTIES PLANTS I CORSAGES I CUT FLOWERS FUNERAL WORK T PHONEl75 T zze N. LEBANON 1 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS T Qu ll ll ll ll :II u In IIII nu II -I ...- .- .- - ..- 1 1 .- -I,..-IIII1IIII-IIII-.,III-IIII--II:I--IIII-IIII1IIII-IIII-IIII1IIII.-.IIIIQIIII-IIII1IIII..IIII--M11p.III1IIII1IIII1u.I1IIII-I.II-IIII1uII-III-uII-IIII- ,, 11lu1uu-nu1uu111:11un1nn-nu--nu1un-nn-nu -nn1nn1un1un-nn-uu1-uniun1nu1nn-uu-nu-nu-nu-un-nn-u.-nll-uu- 1 -.m41ml..nn1m,.-lm1un...n STEAKS SHORT ORDERS Fountain Service Curb Service TOWN A AND CQUNTRY DRIVE-IN ALWAYS FAIR ALWAYS REASONABLE GRAIN FEED COAL SEED Phones: 74 - 601 L 3 EIR X .50 Q: , , My 1, QV, I A - uqw fy L V f ' ' - Ax, V, lf- '1 E. si THERE'S A FURI1 IR YUUR FUTURE The FRED salsss co., INC. FORD DEALERS .lg -..gg..lq.-gg.-qu.-nu-nu.-W1All1.1.1lH....unln.-.mlnn-nun--4,,..,m1u1unu.-..y.-qu..M...nn,-uni,m1unl-un..-.m-ml..nn-un-nn-nniln-nn.-nn1uu1pu-n - 1 ua- nfl f .....,..,....,.-,1....,, .... n..n1,, ...I 4' -'UWTIU--llvllvtlll -In-il 111111 ' i1111111111 - 11111 nu--I 4' Best Wishes . Class of '50! HIINNIIIN IIEENIIY, INII. REALTORS INSURANCE +P' moe: . z naman ' 'II-fALTori5f'1 v uanoruu. E9 Assuuumun NSURANCE AGENTS O IIWe SeII the Earth And Insure Everything Cn III 207 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHCDNE 484 See Qur DR. STEPHEN F. SULLIVAN ' ' gb M E: T 5 Complete Line oPToM:TRls1' PRODUCE of JGWGIVY Thomas Fine, Prop. Eyes Examined CHICKS FEED --l- -- BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1950 Io: E. MAIN AND MYERS HOTEL HAFFNER'S SUPPLIES LEBANON 5c to 51.00 Store P H O N E I 0 0 PHONE 225 INDIANA' LEBANON INDIANA Lebanon' 'ndiana 'I' H E Modern MILDRED STARK Barber Shop B U U N E EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY I I I I.eb8I'1OI'l phone 525 II II U N T Y IIN U GS S T A T E FAULKINBURY BEAUTY SALON ,Z6 5, Me,i,,ia,, B A N K 110 North Lebanon Street LEBANON, INDIANA LEBANON, INDIANA LEBANON, INDIANA .1uu.- -..,-...I-...I-Im-.m...-M... .. 1 1 .- 1 -. -pq1u..M...-,.1..1l.1........1..1..1 1...-.1113-n1nu1nn1nu.1 ..nu.-uu....uu1uni,.1Im-. -n-u-n-14.11.-.gl-E..-.4-u-...1q..-u-ul-u1u1n- -nllvli-ll .-u1n1ug1un1 1. .. .- 1 1 1 1 .-.u1ul1w1g1..-ug1yl..-ul..-I Quick Service T H E B E S T M ll ll E ll N and I N Dependabiebrwers MEATs AND GROOERIES lil-EIIIEIIS Quality Cleaning CALL 27 CALL l5llEENE'3 and F t Se 'ce LEBANON TAXI M l l- ll M A ll ll E ll A as LVICAL c LL 3 4 L CQMPANY FREE DELIVERY 120 N. Lebanon St. 125 w. SOUTH ST. Il5 W. MAIN PHONE 1100 HAROLD E. GENTRY LE MAR Qxfavzz COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 126 South Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana S H U P OFFICE: 355-w - PHONES - RESIDENCE: 233-R , 3 T A R Lebanon, Indiana D. O. sAssETT Wearing Apparel I II E ll E X A L L ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR BOYS 'N Girls Fixtures and All Kinds of Electrical Supplies Infants House Wirin and Re air ork A S ecial D H U G S T 0 R E YOu Wire Fir Us Ancllwdllll Wire Fir Yolll' LENA B' CROOKS TELEPHONE 154 TELEPHONE 396 EJ iI'A'i'I'I'H-'.. ' Y O U R INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALERS PHONE 99 LEBANON, IND. S UU 'I' TIS Compliments of 50 TU 31.00 Sllllllf R A D I 0 L E C 1' RIC BEAUTY SM-llll COMPLETE YOUR SHOPPING BEAUTY SERVICE CENTER Compliments of HUSIWS' Barber Mas. DAPHNE KELLY Lebanon, Ind. East Side of Square THE LEBANUII CAFE A Good Place to Eat 221 W. MAIN Shop 3 Barbers Always Welcome 209 WEST MAIN ST. ,,n.-.p1...-1.1l.1n..u.-1.1.5.-W1nl.,-.u1g1.g1gp.1uin.-u...gp.-.g....gg..-q1g1pp.-.gg.-.pg.1gp-l Owner 218 Heflin Office Bldg. PHONE 702 .-ru-..-..1n-nu..-n.--u-min-..uu.--ui nn-:nl-1nu1uu-lln-Iul1llu-11:11 - 1 -un--llu:I1ll1uu1llu-uu1uriuu-nu1uI1ll1uu-ml-uninn--mf-Inu--nur MILLER-IUNES SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS -uu....uu ...Milla-,,,,..iIu.-nu-qu.-M111 STEAKS - CHOPS E. F. WALLAIIE Your Family C H I L I JEWELER SHOE 51-ORE s A N D wi c H E s zos w. MAIN st. EastSidweofSquare I-IGHTHOUSE INN PHONE Iz99'w For Refreshment WS SHEIIIIY SHELL SEIIVIIIE 32OE.MainStreet PHONE I73I seg-yige Ig our Bugine WHEN THINKING OF FOOD IN Leave.. 8 Bates TIN CANS- LOANS ELEII IU ALWAYS LOOK FOR OUR LABEL ON THEM 106V S Lebanon st APPLIANCES LAnggA GANNING gg, PHONEI34 E . P E R K I N S FOR LUNCH VISIT W. where Qualify Is C O M P A N Y STATIONER Higher Than Price I22 S. LEBANON ST. The Home of IZI N.MERIDIAN Lebanon, Indiana Il II U M M II II II M ' d en S an For Real Estate or Loans Contact G L E A N E H S YOUYIQ Men's Guy McLaughlin or Keith McCormick C L 0 T H I N G McLaughIin's Real Estate Agency P H O N E 3 2 2 I04Vz S. Lebanon Street Delivew service IJAIINALL 81. SIINS ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE II2 S. MERIDIAN ST. PHONE I03 Congratulations to the Class ot I95O HAAG DRUG CO. HUBBLE'S BIGAGIIIIGEIIY Groceries - Meats Fruits - Vegetables Ice Cream IOI NORTH MERIDIAN CALL - 749-w - CALL 6I9 W. Main Street ll Armstrong-Otterman AGENCY PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE PHONE 222 I LEBANON, INDIANA u..................i... 1 1 -.m-u.,..,,,,...uu......-...1....4u1u.-lu-..1gq........n1...-..-n-,..- 1....,.u..n. -uu1uu-.un u-nu1uu-nu1nu--M1un-uu-uu1uu1-un- -M-ul1llu1uu1lm1uu1 1 1 1'-1 1iiw-ilu--ilu-1mi--llIn1lIn-nu--nu1nn1In:x-:lu1Im1nn--nn--uln1mu--uu1IllI1' RUSSELL gb HITUH BOONE COUNTY HARDWARE SKELGAS and SKELGAS APPLIANCES FUNERAL HOME and Sporting Goods PHONEZI PHONE 125 G U E II N S E Y UNIUN FEIIEHAI. SAVINGS MILK G' ICE CREAM CO., INC. Xb I-U A N A S S U G I A T I 0 N PAsTEuRlzED MILK Pnooucrs PHONE 1091 LEBANON, IND. EIIAHMWS TAYl.IlIl SMIIGK UU. W . sm? azrmg Printers of THE CEDARS FURNITURE P Roos for Juniors, Misses 7 STOVES andLadies PHONE 57 216 w. MAIN P H o N E 2 8 9 0 U U A I I T Y IIAUGHEIITY GREENFIELD, INDIANA SIUE sl MURPHY S T ll H E Trus'rees', Office and School Supplies LIVESTOCK X-RAY FITTING AUCTIONEERS LEBANON, INDIANA Ph. 242 Ph. 896-W Compliments Compliments of C B W B of LEBANUN IIIINUIIETE FRANK E- HEFI-IN and PHUIIUGTS UUMPANY H n S fo 0 d S ASSOCIATES HOTEL OLIVER EXCLUSIVE BHUWNIEIS AfSSMTTQiZ'2E'S?S PLACE To NNE GHUGEHY AND PERMANENT 842 Indianapolis Ave. GUESTS LEBANON, IND. LAFA1TjiI A':9ASNhCENUE Ph. 331 221 S. Lebanon .1m1-. - ... .. ... -.IHI1uniuniuu1nn1nu.-nlu...un.-u,-u-ug-1u.1u1 .. - 1 -u1n-1n1ll--n1n1u--1:1-1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 ....m,1,m-.ug1u.1nl1ng111'11...11111111111uu1l,u1ul1qn1gq1.,g1,1q1u.1u.,1..,1.,g1n.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1,11 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 ZIHAIIIIKIVS SUGAR BIIWL SODAS For Fine SALADS POPCORN DOUBLE K NUTS FROSTY SANDWICHES The Home of Lady Margaret's Home-Made Ice Cream and Candies VANITY CASE AL PITTMAN'S CONNER S BEAUTY SHOP MARKET COMPLETE STORE FOR MEN MARCIA DIOWNING For Better Foods BALL BUILDING 9OI S. East Street In W' MAIN 1o2w Phone 1812 CONGRATULATIONS ! TO THE Class of 1950 X H34 I Q7 IIQQISSQ? EAGLES LODGE zosz ff wx . 41 Lebanon Ind1ana L Of V fdjx PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT YOU EAT CUR MOTTO BUT MORE QUALITY, SERVICE IINII TO WHERE YOU EAT IT SIITISFIIUIIUN IIUAIIIINTEEIIH All Grade A Products EAST END DAIRIES Phone I94 Lebanon WheeIer's 11111 ,Aligning1'.1y,1..1..1,....,.1un1 -n-...n1n-n1n1.l.- 1. .. 1,m...,,1.n1,m-..,A..,AA....u1nn.-,,.-,,..nAA1.m..,,,,..,..-M1 .- 11111-1-gl .-........-..1..1...-..-..-,,1......1.,..,.1..-A..-.I-I,----.un-I THE MUUEL SPUHTS UENTEH BABBABA LYNN BEAUTY BHBP HeadqUa'fe'S fo' V Where Your SPORTING GOODS AND SPORTS WEAR ,EA Is Personalized 115 E. Main sf. Phone zose '08 W- swf 0 e 2'2 LEBANON ELECTRIC CORPORATION HOT POINT APPLIANCES, RADIOS A N D T E L E V I S I O N PHONE 84 H5 S. LEBANON ST. LEBANON, IND. CLE0'5 MARKET MITCHELL AND BERRY BLOCK CROCERY THE BEST IN DRUGS GROCERAES-MEATS-VEGETABLES MTW The Drug Store Firstff P23245 FREE DELIVERY Pfggfff PHONES LEBANON, IND. BUICK-PONTIAC SALESGSERVICE MARTIN and SON Amana Home Freezers B TTL MILLER AUTO CO. 0 E GAS and 307-309 S. Lebanon St. APPLIANCES Phone 836 CALORIC GAS RANGES L JQIVL, DR. P. B. WINTERS S fs I CA-AAROPRACTCR ,L I - ' L, VSISMAIHAEE A OFFICE HOURS- RTW Af- ff fk Vg.-pf I0 ro II A.M. 2 to 5 P.M. s to 9 P.M. M I 5 fi Except Sunday and Thursday 4 IHE LEHAIIUII REPUHTEH OVER 25,000 READERS DAILY Lady Attendant Office 235 - PHONES - Residence 239 LEBANON, INDIANA .- 1 .Q 1 1.1,-m ! . I i A I A 1,511'1111 -.n.-n...n1.g.-g......,.n 1'l1n1ll1l'1n.-1.1 1 1 1 11...lg.-n1n1--1n.-u-gl-.U1gl1pqg.pIg1qg...g-ig..-lg-.ll1pm BRUSH MCINTYRE UU. K-R-T AUT0 PARTS , , PHONE szs Home Furnlshlngs Gates Belts Hygrade , , Proto Tools Seal Power Floor Coverings and Draperies OII-Pans-Bafferaes 424 W. SOUTH ST. LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE A50 A-258000, Ind. Nite caII51964w - TOSR - 38J HAMBURGER5 QUALITY FOODS I Buy 'Em HOPKINS GROCERY BIIUNE FARM MUTUAL IIISURANIIE GU. By The Sack V E G E T A B l' E S Lebanon, Indiana G R O C E R I E S IIZW N. LEBANON P H O N E 2 I 6 ---- F R U I T S -1 S H U M A T E SIESS-DUFF M EATS CoMpANy OFFSET AND I24 S. Meridian Street LETTERPRESS Authorized Ford Tractor P R l N T l N G Dealer F R E E D E L I V E R Y 203-207 S. Lebanon SI. 50I Lafayette Ave. L Phone --I Phone 1634 PHONE '90 Lebanon, Indiana L8I. W MEN'S WEAR Lebanon'S Leading Haberdaslfiery Congratulations to the Class of I95O LEBANON, INDIANA II3 So. Meridian St. AKERMAN DRUG CO. DON SMITH'S BARBER SHOP We Specialize in Men's and ChiIdren's Haircuts l1.l1.pli.q1ll-n1.l Tel. I590 S T E H I- I N G S. Compliments of TAXIDERMIST BirdsandAnimals Ml Mounted Mall! and East SHGGLS JEWELERS Skins Tanned Lebanon 1 1 1 -uu-nn1ln--un--n-n-'sin-n-m-us1n:n-nn-m-m-cu-n-..n-.... 1 1...-..-.1 1 .iw- 1uu1i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu1uI-uu1m1-un-mi-uniuniun-ln1uu1un1uu1ul1inu1nn1nn-nu-nu-uuiiw-uni 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1mi..m..1..........11111111-11111..11111..11-1111 TURNER TRUCKING COMPANY, 'lNc. HOME OFFICE LEBANON, INDIANA Operating Terminals At Lebanon, Ind., Phone 744 Frankfort, Ind., Phone ZI SI Indianapolis, Ind., Phone FR. 2526 Lafayette, Ind., Phone 68Ol 30 Semi-Trailers and Pick-Up Trucks to Serve 65 Communities in Northwest Indiana lI s A Long Road That Has No Turner JQNE5 5- BENIGAR PIANOS-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, Quality Clothes for Men and Boys RECORDS' MUSIC' RADIOS I Phone II2 South Side of Square MWC A E H S APPUANCES MARATHON SERVICE of Go To M'II d U. S. R I mmlm OW nmmiwmmunmwcn IGJMWS B H' ' I 602 w. fiaairff 1734 BARBER SHUI' SMILEY'S CHAMBERS HARDWARE EARL REESE SEE us EoR ,, GRQCERI E5 HARDWARE HOUSEWARES Y 5'a a ' H , SPORTING GOODS FARM SUPPLIES oi' A9e ' 1301 S. Meridian pAlNT SUPPLIES phone 179 BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHERS phone 361 STANDARD MFG. f ' - f .,.,. I - 1-t-: How to Solve Your Mowing and Trimming Problems with complete range of sizes of Standard Power Mowers made in six sizes. Drop in and see us. nu1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,.,1 -lp-nin-'pI1q.11.1.1.-.ntIIin...gi-M1pI-.nn.1111.I11.1..1n1gl.qu-1.1.1-.gl-.lg-.n.1 .1 1 1 1 1 1..1...-nl.-.lin-ppl. , CITIZENS BANK THE NEW M. L. CHAMBERS 8 RCYIL CARMEIIT CLEIIIERS BARBER SHOP TRUST CO. Let Us Keep - U - Neal' For That Lebanon, Ind. Well Groomed Mr. C1 Mrs. Phil Dickerson and Sons, Owners Look De osih Insured ' ' ' U: To s5,ooo 220 S. LEBANON STREET FLCYII C. PERKIIIS ll B IIII:IIIIIII's SELF SERVICE MARKET The Place to 'W Furnitu re Lebanon, Indiana I Qualify Meats Phonelg F I u i I S CCX SI. WILKIIICTCII TIRE SERVICE Veggfgblgg r.,....,IyG ..a,.. rService GOODYEAR TIRES I I G. E. APPLIANCES zoz-zo-I s. LEIIANCN NU ENAMEL CAR S HOME SUPPLIES I I RADIOS BATTERIES I07 Indianapolis Ave. LEBANON, IND. Telephone 257 LEBANON THE PEAR- LAUNDRY HEIIIIERSCII TRACTOR SALES CALLIOCALL CFFICE SUPPLY AND SERVICE C C. I II C. 312 w. sauna sf. ' Dealer of Complete a , INSURANCE Equipment m'Y 'A 's .IO ES BURGESS FO' Any Office CALL '482 CA'-L N A G E N C Y Phone s 4 o rhana State Road 32W FOUNDED 1887 goufh Lebanon gf' lp-nl-1nill1n1ll-:n1ll1n1ll-ns-on-Il--101no1ll-lU1n1nm-nl-n1l01l--n1ll--n-ll-n:u-In1 1-uII1ln1uII-IIII1nn-1un-ln:Is-.IIn- .-u- inillqql-.pg-..nq. .- 1 1 1. -..g1gg1l.1,.1n1. FRE-HOW-TAN BOYS' SHOP BOYS SPORTS WEAR Ill West South Street Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1950! Fred Tanselle .-qg .115-.gg-pp.-gg-.ll1l.-. .- 1l.1.pg.--1.1 11... .1,g.-l.1ll.- 1...-gl-n Our Policy Always Fresh ' TROWBRIDGE PASTRY SHOP fg , gf '3 fit Oh ' -'-':a2s's Qs. - -.lf 'I - s 55 3 I -so 1, ' g r - .-- -rf:-:-:4. 21' ' 1 :1:If-.,'-' S52-li? 'f'5'Q',4EIf'5E2 I- A Z . j -.-,5:giE,.g:,,z:::1.ki' -Q t.. ,,,4 A :.: .g:g:., . zv,--tzfliw hr 5211. -.ff-.'1'fl4.i'1 2 -1-EF- . 'fi .. 'AI ff:-z-, -1- '52i1f3:'3'l 1.i1:if5sE35-g g., ' ,.1 . , g5-ifzizgzgwe - - i t 'A :1::f112f-i A '. The Best of ingredients Used in - ' ' Our Pastries . For Special Occasions Phone Your Orders 128 S. Lebanon St. Ph. 1884 Compliments ' WILUUX f Of F R O PINNELL-commas pioneer 'g t ompany BATTERY LUMBER gg' commdnciflii :JE ,lmwo SERVICE Since ,882 111 w. soum Lebanon, Ind, Operated by H. E. DARNELL P noN E I 99 BUCHANAN PHESSEH PACKING BU. 'iffy C' ' WHOLESALE BEEF AND VEAL PLEASE H E F F E L M ' R E custom BUTCHERING mms - P H 0 N E 5 9 4 P H 0 N E Porter's Shoe Shop H ll LM E'S HAMBURGERS M A H K ET GRocERlEs MEATS -1 MONTGOMERY-WARD CO. TELEPHONE 42 A Snack or a Sack UAMPUS CASTLE dufp4fmPh4' Q NX 'nov' Z Q I 7' In 4 Q 1- 4' J S I 1:8805