Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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ueen of flue Mag Q o o o Freshmen girls, l. to r.: Sue Kinkaid, Judy Jones, Joyce Bird, Queen Janet Spurr, Dixie Oehler, Margaret Batty and Norma Reagan. Children: Joan Lister fin frontl, Sue Ciddings, Steve Burress, Jan Mclntyre fin hackl, and Patty Trihhett. MAY FESTIVAL In the spring a freshman hoy's fancy may tum to love but the freshman girls are interested only in the May F est. The reason, of course, is because the May Queen and her Court are elected from among the f resh- man girls. The May Fest, coordinated hy Miss LaRetha Leyman, is presented hy the Physical Education Classes of all the Lebanon Public Schools. At this time each class demonstrates the games, skills, and calisthenics that they have learned during the year. The crowning of the queen is an elaborate ceremony complete with processional and flower chain. The decorations are always built around a central themeg this year the theme was The Land of Make Believe. Tw9ngy.Lw0 1953 C 8dl1l'8

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It seems like such a long time ago since we chose our theme, 'LApril in Paris.,', and began the long hours of hard work. Now Ilm sorry it's all over although I have a wonderful Prom to remember. lllll awfully sleepy so I guess Fd better say agood morning . . . Girls, l. to r.: Sylvia Lewis, ,lutlv Cllllllllvll, Barbara Paxson, Bo s l. to .r: Pat Fl:-teller, Gerald llzulgett, Ho:-as Pauley, . Y e Joclean Neal, Marilyn Kern, Marilyn Conrad. Gail ilruver, Don Cillihan, Gene White, Arnol Artnlan. Charles Reinke, Shirley lflluille, Phyllis llvrigllt, 1Mnrilyn Wells llitlllen from Dave I.ight, Joe Antlerson, and ,lim Selle-nek. I'lllllt'!'lll and Jeanette Quellhorst. At top: Aeeonlpaniecl lay Nant-y lioattnan these juniors entertained their senior guests with a group of songs inelueling Tea For Two and April Showers. Lower left: The Grand March is a traditional part of every junior prom. As Queen Barbara watt-he-cl, the entire group gaily took part in this event. Lower right: Of course we all went to the Prom to dance and when everything else was eolnpleted, we ear-ll sought that one speeial partner and happily tlaneed until midnight. The nlusie of Lee Knolles was wonderful. 1953 Cedars Twenty-one

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Thc May Fcst attracts more spectators than almost any other cvcnt in our school. Before the festivities begin, the cycs of the crowd arc drawn toward four young Scouts who seriously perform the flag raising cvrlxllllllly. Left to right: Stanlcy Collins. Snr- Xvclls, Rohhic Stew-ns, antl Sherry Plott. 1953 Cedars One of the highlights of the evening was the rhythm hand composed of kimlcrgartcn stu- dents. 1,4-ft ct-ntcr: Tlu- sn-contl grath- girls arc :-hown in a ll0llIll'lllQZ hall rontinc. Right cn-ntcr: Third grads-rs gan' an cntcrtaining llillll'l'. This year for thc first time, the traditional Maypole Dancc was in the form of a mozlcrn elance. Moclern clancc has lN?l'0Ill0 very popular among tht- girls at LHS. Twenty-three