Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Cilzriatmaa time at L..oooo Left to right: Charles Butner, Virginia Peyton, Nancy Cunningham, Janet Nelson, and Eddie Essex. CHRISTMAS AT LHS One of our traditions at LHS is the Christmas pro- gram given on the last afternoon before Christmas vacation. The program is given by the Dramatics class and the combined Glee Clubs under the direction of Mr. Roth and Miss McNeal, respectively. This year the Dramatics class presented The Christmas Letter, a play concerning the famous letter about Santa Claus written by Frances Church in the New York Sun. During the nativity scene which followed the play, the Christmas Story was read from the Bible. The pro- gram was opened and closed by the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. DeBard. CHRISTMAS TREE The Christmas tree in tl1e Senior High hall was clev- erly decorated with geometric figures. These figures were made by the Solid Geometry class. Equally as beautiful was a gaily-ornamented tree placed in the lower hall of the Junior High building. This tree was decorated by the Sunbeams, an annual procedure for this organization. Eighteen Kneeling, l. to r.: J. Nelson, J. Owens, J. Linn, J. White- head, P. Fleteher, G. White, and J. Sutherland. Standing: J. Wright, R. Hawkins, C. Cline, K. Canfield, Miss Becket, F. Goodnight, and F. Murphy. 1953 Cedars

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a04pl'ilil1W6ll'i.4v Q Q Q Q As long as I can remember, I have looked forward to my ,lunior Prom. The election of the prom queen and her attendants always causes much excitement. Here our 1952 queen, Barbara Bischoff, is being A crowned by the '51 queen, Donna Orwig. Boys, l. to r.: Fred Goodnight, Dick Orr, Bobby ,loc Thrine, John Linn, Kenney Sherrill, Jim Whitehead, Gene White, and Jack Wilson. Girls, seated front row l. to r.: .lodean Neal, Marilyn Kern, and Gail Cruver. Middle row: Jeanette- Que-llhorst and Margie Davis. Back row: Shirley Chaille, Queen Barbara Bischoff, and Donna Orwig. Tonight was our Junior Prom and tl1e evening was perfect. The Lebanon Armory was magically trans- formed into a Parisian street. Sidewalk cafes, complete with bright colored awnings, lined the dance floor and we entered through the Arch of Triumph. A hugh mural which completely covered one wall depicted such famous Paris landmarks as the Opera House and the Eiffel Tower. Twenty 1953 Cedars