Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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e axafion an ecreaiion o o o o SCHOOL MIXERS Mixers provide a place to go for dancing and entertainment or just to get together with the gang. They are held after basketball or football games, or just when an organiza- tion feels like sponsoring one. There is dancing to records or Mlivew music, and usually a skit or so for variety. Below are pictured an after-game mixer in the dug-out, skit-Watchers, and dancing at the Sunshine Sock Dance held in the gym. 1952 Cedars Twenty-seven

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4 ea, Rall, Zeamf o o o o BASKETBALL PEP RALLY The first annual Lebanon basketball pep rally was held before the Jeff game, the first one of the season. Sponsored by the Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce, the rally featured a parade of floats, speeches by the mayor and tl1e team, yells, a bonfire and street dancing. Twenty-six 1952 Cedars

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im aldwesee em 0 o 0 0 Below, left to right, are custodi- ans Bill Hudson, Slim,' Watson, and Alva Hudson. 'f' FILL 4, 'leigh' ffl' The men at the left do all the dirty work around school. They keep the buildings clean, neat, and warm by constantly cleaning, replacing broken fixtures, and keeping watch over the heating system. l Segregation? Not exactly. These two informal shots were taken just prior to a faculty meeting. At these meetings individual and group problems arising from classroom and extra-curricular activities are discussed and decisions made. Twenty-eight 1952 Cedars