Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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CIVICS All voters should know how their government operates in order to he able to vote intelligently. Mr. Neeves clears up a fewlpoints to his civics class. PRINTING The freshman boys enrolled in print- ing, a new course this year, help the school by printing tickets, programs, letterheads, etcetera, while they learn the mechanics as taught by Mr. West. HCM E N U RS I NG Miss Spacht's home nursing class learns the fundamentals of child care and care for sick members of the family. 1952 Cedars inepeen

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Pracfice Jllakea ferfecf o o o o wel nearlyfl :?.... After the final bell has rung, the students leave. They go home, to work, or just down- town to the Sugar Bowl or Wheeler's for a little something and to gossip with the gang. When everyone else has left, the basketball team is still in the gymnasium practic- ing. This is Where they get the skill and ability that enabled them to score their first win over Frankfort in several years, and to take their second consecutive sectional tourney title under the coaching of Mr. Earl Overman. i 1952 Cedars Twenty-one