Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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PRINCIPAL One of the most popular people in LHS is our principal, Mr. Paul W. Butch', Neuman. The friendly' atmos here of his office often sur rises . P P people from other schools, but his willingness to listen and to advise is taken for Granted b ' our 1- I students. All records from the date of entrance to gradu- ation are channeled through his oliice. Many of these records remain on permanent file here. It is Mr. Neuman and his ollice force that are responsible for our school's schedule and for the close harmony that exists between the students and administration. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MRS. IJRUBELLE STEPHENSON Ph.B., M.S. 1 953 Cedars PRINCIPAL PAUL W. NEUMAN B.S., M.S. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Druhelle Stephenson has the important task of helping the entering seventh grader adjust to high school life. As assistant princi- pal, Mrs. Stephenson deals mostly with junior high students and keeps that part of the school in efficient running order. She is the guidance director for the entire school system and also counsels many seniors on college entrance re- quirements. At left: Mrs. Stephenson and omcc assistant Nancy Cunningham. Twenty-seven

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ahfminidirafion o o o o SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS One of the most important jobs in our town and one which directly affects us is held by Mr. Chris- tian. Although his office is in the Senior High School building, his time must be divided among all the public schools in Lebanon. As superintendent of schools it is his job to recommend the selection of teachers, to keep efficient records, and in his office new books are sold for all the Lebanon schools. SUPERINTENDENT T. L. CHRISTIAN A.B., A.M. SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION PI-egidemfMr, Harry Harlow Treasurer4Mr. Delue Akerman Secretary--Mr. Clyde Perkins Although we seldom see these men they are most important in the operation of the school system. The members of the school board are chosen by the City Council for a term of three years. This group makes all final decisions concerning the hiring of administrative, teaching, and plant personnel, the maintenance of property, and purchases made for the schools. Left to right: Mr. Harlow, Mr. Akerman, and Mr. Perkins. Twen'y,six 1953 Cedars

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CLERICAL ASSISTANTS IN THE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE Bookkeeping in the superintendenfs office is a big and an important job. Accuracy of accounting for the receipt and expenditure of budgeted public funds in the operation of a public school system is of prime importance. Mr. Christian has very efficient help in Miss Hazel Shahan, Secretary to the Board, and Miss Virginia Phillips, assistant. Miss Hazel Shahan ileftj and Miss Vir- ginia Phillips. Miss Mina Baker fstandingl and Miss Beverly Mullin. IN THE PRINCIPAUS OFFICE These girls are Mr. Neuman,s right-hand helpers. Miss Beverly Mullin, the school treasurer, keeps all of the high school's extra-curricular financial reports, is cashier at the school lunch program, and is secre- tary to Mr. Neuman. Miss Mina Baker also acts as a secretary to Mr. Neuman and in his absence signs corridor passes and permits to leave school. She does much of the paper work connected with schedules and student records. Tiventyeight 1953 Cedars