Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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1953 Cedars FINGLISH ll For many of the juniors pietured here this English 11 elass will he their last English eourse. Advanced Grammar is an elective offered to seniors who find it a great help in college and the husiness world. Miss Tauer is giving some helpful adviee during the study period. LATIN 9 Amo, Amas, Amat. This is praetieally the only l,atin word that English stu- dents ever learn, hut mueh ahout English is learned in a Latin class. 'llhree prae- tical values to he received from the study of Latin are a better knowledge of allu- sions to mythology, a hetter eommand of English grammar, and an inerease in English vocabulary. Mrs. Sumpter is listening to the translation. SPANISH 9 5 Habla usted espanul? You would if you were a memher of this Spanish 9 class, Spanish is of more importance than ever in this modern world where Spanish-speaking countries are only a few air hours away. Two years of Spanish are offered here in LHS. Miss Wagner is the instructor. Nine

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Zoefag went to c aJ4e.4 o o M ATHEM ATICS The geometry students in this pieture seem to he concentrating on the construe- tion of angles. Miss Beckett appears to he amused at the explanation. Plane Geometry is usually eonsialered a sopho- more suhjeetg other math courses offered are General Math, Algehra, Advanced Algehra, Solid Geometry, and Trigonom- etry. CLOTH INC 9 The girls in this Clothing 9 class are the same ones that you see in the hall wearing those eute skirts and blouses that they have made themselves. Learning to sew is not only valuahle to these girls now, hut will he sound economy when they are married and have their own families. Miss Spaeht is the head of the Home Economies Department. FOODS 9 Something good is cooking here. This typieal scene from a Foods 9 class shows the girls whipping up a keen dessert. The girls not only learn to cook appetiz- ing meals hut also study scientific sides of preparing meals. It looks as though Miss 0'Day is guarding the sugar howl. Eight 1953 Cedars

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VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE These 'Lfuture li1lI'Ill9l'S,,, under the di- rection of Mr. Hunter, are watching - slides on the science of modern farming. These boys are exposed to slides, movies, -,E ,- books, and field trips where they have a chance to put their knowledge to work. On the wall in back of the boys are the many pcnnants which they have won. Nve are especially proud of our Parlia- mentary Procedure Group which has won first place in the district for the last three years. PHY 51115 Students here are diligently at work in Physics class under the serious eye of and essential for boys planning careers Mr. Davies. This basic course is thorough in science and engineering. BIOLOGY This Biology class learns the scientific facts about the birds and the bees. Under the direction of Miss Reed, the class is observing a beehive which was kept in the room. These freshmen will also be- come expert in recognizing local trees. Ten 1953 Cedars