Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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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

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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

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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