Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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10:55 A. M., lzinl Hour a Q o n BAND The LHS instrumen- talists Warm up and practice for their public appearances. Many of Mr. DeBard's pupils will go on to musical careers., started by his instruc- tion. LUNCHROOM .. 11:50 A. M.: unc une e o a .. hi A . if I 0 Ah-h-hl Time for lunch, and don't think it's not appreciated. The boys, girls, and teachers who don,t go home to eat at noon find a meal ready for them at the lunch- room. Our fine cooks, left to right are Mrs. Brattain, Mrs. Huffman, and 3 Mrs. Hiland. Twelve 1952 Cedars

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9:55 A. M-I eC0l'lCl .Hour C O I O TYPING I No matter what husiness or profession these students of Miss June Anderson may enter, they will he able to use the skill they are here learning to good advantage. MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanical drawing can he used in everything from architecture to zincography. Future bridges and buildings may easily owe their design to this class, which teaches draw- ing of plans exactly to scale. Mr. Hemmerle is in charge of this phase of industrial arts. w w 1952 Cedars Eleven

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12:20 P. M4 oon 04d valued Spinning the records for noon-time danc- ing and enjoyment are these Boosters, Fletcher Murphy and Bill Perkins. Back to the gym. It's the LHS Boosters, disc jockey program, filling in the time until the hell with recorded music for danc- ing. Due to circumstances beyond control, the program had to he interrupted when the playing floor was extended on either end, cutting down on the dancing space. Mr. alloc Heath is the faculty member who supervises this highly enjoyed recrea- tional and gossip hour. Cedars Thu-teen