Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1954 volume:

.,.w e'- ' Q as , f the 1954 CEDARS LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL LEBANON, INDIANA 0 1 X f f ff g Af 2 ff WV I ff , A ff 'MQ af, ' ?',,.'ta- 'fm Yum' W I- .' E A II ,f 5 IN M w wr 1 ,M Q3 ..w. , f' , 1: ,, x 'rf . . V, , . 1' ax 553 ' 1 I 1 4 w 1 1 , A . s v f 195 4 CEDARS S Alan Kincaid .,... jane McDonald Nancy Morton jon Myers .... Kay Stewart. . . Anne Wise11e11i't ..... Chell Fogle ..... Gene Fine, . . . TAF F . . . .Co-Editor . . . . . . Co-Editor Business Manager . A . . .Copy Editor . . , .Senior Editor . . . .Classes Editor . . . .Art Editor . . . .Sports Editor Mrs. Doris Langjahr ..... ...,. S ponsor Mom, Apaca, wuzivna, ni, ofebanm Srhonl, mmnwmmpm.. , , L i.. i These are a few of the activities that Lebanon High School students enjoy. . :Sp n -I an' Wliiit an assortment of activities and functions happen throughout a year at L. H. S. We have formal initiations, such as the Future Homemakers of Americag there's always the confusion of the daily lunch line. This year the Lebanon Sunshine Society was hostess to the District I Convention. The Latin Club had their annual traditional Roman Banquet. During the year we have many amusing, interesting, and educa- tional convocations, such as the one pictured of the table tennis champions. Witlicitit this fervor of activ- ity our school would indeed seem lifeless. u ffll l' W nM W. 2'1 n ry ni ix 76 Us of f ii li u l it X V vgf. f ' ' l55'WM 1 if ' I X l lfljiillr '.'l.s ll' sk OV 1' ff' 'lk S50 Wise 'L xi ' 1.4 L to R.' lane McDonald, jane Witebeart, Dick Hall, Rumlyn Platt, B011 King, Nancy Morton, and Barbara Lindley. ,0gpll0qJl2A.d,Hl'I.iLlCfl:l!,if1j, aL lit. Events ..,.,. ....4.A., Administration and Faculty Classes ....., . ,.,,. , Organizations , . . TABLE OF CONTENTS . . 1- 13 Athletics . . , . .H14-21 Index..... . . . 22- 53 Advertisements 4 . . 54- 73 Autographs . . .S- 74- 91 92- 95 96-118 119-128 i. JS If . ,gl UC 7 f lu Q 0,9 ll 'V' ' , f f fW gg ,jwyw H I , 1-,fi j -.-: . -as ,g 'E f 1 -Q ii m '5paic2y, afiQndA, a, a, 0 ' -iluz, 1, zmmbm ' October I4 marked the date of the first formal Senior event of the year. All the Seniors came to Ulen Country Club in a Har- vest Daze, which was our theme. The beautiful, impressive Candelabrum ceremony very well kept us in our Harvest Daze. A few special numbers by a quartet of boys, an old fav- orite reading, a piano reminiscence, and a very Clever parody provided the entertainment for the SILI- dents and faculty guests. Iliwxmfr pfzrli' u11lerh1rz1w'.r.' Bark lIlZl', X. In r.: Dirk Korfeliflg, Dum Bnarzf. Dirk Haff. 1011 Ill-1'L'l'.f. Dantz Dccr. Cfcfriiggt' lllflfllill, Alan Kir1cui:f.w11fEcl Effex. Franz rmiz' Plvil.S1er!ir1g. Rolzerla Bell. Alury AIar,gare1 Parr. Belly Perkifzr, Rnmlgnz Platt, am! Murcia Murpby. v lf fl ll li V 5 l F7 -H--u-nn-I auhiPf ' plniiii.. - -1 I ff, ix: lliil lim-if. xlhfu Kzrmml, ,illnm liilmumlr. aml Ilarleg' Shaving CHRISTMAS liatlm year our school coli-biuitcs the Christmas sca- caroling in the halls by various organizations. son two ways, using the idca that Christmas isnt . - A , all fllll and frolic, but also has its scrious side. The llramarics Classes lWl'L'SC'I1U.'kl Thu Juggler, which 'Ihis year the Ilane and Solid Geometry Classes again gaily decorated the Senior High Christmas trcc ,Qld mf, 31 Pryor' lyk-LZQQU' yyhgj bg-Qllng figh in tht- Qyg-S Wlfll their 2lI'flSl'lC COHCUCUOIIS of Pl11I'lL' I1I1kl Silllkl of ilu- Lord. A fcsiivc atmosphere was created by polylsqdmng, -v ff Ulm! W' P-J i ,, XX f' I X ll I' l i fffff 1 il iff ii. l A W x yi'- l i ti i I 'Nl J J ix 7 ',.1',l 'Q i ,-, M: '.. I if 5: I.. In R.. ,L!IUL'ljll4Q,' Dare' ll uiz1,imf!. Rammun Cuff, Dir! Kfl7Af6lill,Q, lirfzlli' Cmlfirnl, julm Ilirh, Phil Slwling. .mil Alun Kinrdiil. Sfuflrlirfg' frL'Ul',Zt,' fllurtnu. lxldllfl ixlllffllll. Riifvanf Ruth. Terri' ljdfllfll, jane .flli'I7um1lrf. flliiii' liffuwl Betbeil. Bill Ten Errk. am! jun Alyezir. x lt has been suggested ilmr our gym be re- ngnnul thc Pnl11cc'lll1e to thc quality of our Llrulnxtic pro- ilugbons. This ycur thc Drninutics Class presented Ll liilnrinus comedy entitled Hill- billy XVuldin '. Lust spring our Dixnnnrics Classes proiluccd Sub INLAI'gLLlH and Our Miss B1'onks. Ab fb. s ,. A1 ln, ny, H, midi, 0,4 1. aa. 5. ,ww Hillbilly Wcililin' If!! lu Riqlwl: friclll' Film. I'Im'lni' Slwcli. Frfzfie Eriex. D012 lfazzzberl. Difvk Furzf. Wiffa Size Small.johr1Shaf1Hif1. Rfllllll'-1 l'lm!j1,i'. Lfllzlzl lllfzmfull. lllizm lfifzmnzfli, Alugviue Sbblllkffll, Paula Vfiuflm. ll ayr1e Dmzwey. Lois Barrcll. Anne llneffzfle, and Marie Zaryrhta. a' .umx.,v.m1. f , ,.,.s,, . WI . , .. .Ms ,, .i.- .L, , 4 73 Bmw, L tu R: Dick Knrteliug, Charles' Burner. Huber! G'ar'ln r. Gfn.: White, jim Uyhitebearl, Kenny Atkin nn, Dirk Rnlvertx, and Gene Fine, V Girlr, I, lu Rt Willa Sue Small, Alarria Pealmzly, jane NCD vulfl, Queen Mina Edmmm'.r, Barbara Bi.rrl,wlf, Amie lf l.re- heart, Nancuv Morton, and Chell Fogle. IJlIIH'l'V' Bearer, Kit 'I2mer. aml Crrmn Bearer. Kevin Guilfrnrrl. ,Z dd lqo r V ' I V, 'X 1 S.. '- f - 1:57.44 , 42979 V ff 1 .W X X 'lu j X , yy: Z 5' ,Z Hr f air' fl 5 y we-Lp -- umlx, being rrnunezl bg ff N the 52 Queen, Barbara Bixchoff. X ,I K T bm' 1953 Queen, Mina Edm if Il April 17, 1955, the Lebanon Armory was very appropriately transformed into Westininster Abbey for the Coronation Ball. Queen Mina Edmonds was entertained by dancers and tumblers. She and her guests spent an evening long to be remem- bered, dancing to the music of the Butler Collegians. sat '5pcwup wuL fm tluz, , had 'Vis 'wt 1 3 limi!! ' i'F'ii. ?.29iFl eat. E Lrrf' . .fp --+-4-- Fre.rh111e11 girli, L. In R.: Rnmlie Valerirze, 111112 Spurr. Grace Cozzju Queen Samlra llviljllll, juA1111 Pbelpx, Shar1111 Higge1'.ft11ff. 11711, lflemmr Alurplvy. Chil11're11. L. lo R.: Michael Haw, Linda Lee Wilfiaml. Gloria jenn Nelmrz. fllfl'-1' I'1t1Il'lfilI.f, arm' Cdfllllfl' Carr. MAY FEST The Queen of May and her Royal Court hold sway over our Annual May Fest. Her Majesty and Court are Freshmen girls elected by their own class. It is no secret that every Freshman girl wishes she could be May Queen. The grand entrance of the Queen is a spectacle of pomp and grace, well worth recalling as a pleasant memory of the colorful pageant. lid, Ap.ellbo1uuL lui, ffm 32.41, HLfIlUfflllQA, MAY FEST Each year an extravaganza of color and talent is presented in our gym for the pleasure and entertainment of out townspeople. The May Fest features dances, games calisthenics, and other skills pro- duced by the Physical Education Classes of our entire Lebanon School System. Ll .mg-, ,- 3, rf' e ., . 4 mf lkw--v I.. In R.: l'rim'ijml l'ul1f U . Nclnmzzz, Aniulfllll l'rim'iA1mf Mfr. 1Jf'11f1affr: SfL'!7l7C'Ill1lll, ,xml SI1.l7I37'flll!.'1llfl.'I1f T. L. Clvrirlian. 1 Mutt fn 'I ?l,, I vi, ff WMU: dzhm1wm, tim. Jhlola, of. Ji. JL. S.. f! 6 W. V JI, a' .l af' 4' A 4. I U ,I if t jclfjig l Bvws. 5' at r if I., N EN 47 ' 'f Pfffzz , y 14: 0 m , f, 4 3119... - .S C From Seventh Graders to Seniors, each has something to look for. To the Sevens, perhaps, it's looking ahead to their next five years and wondering, How will I ever make it all the way? To the Seniors it is the reminiscence of six full years, trying to decide where they Went. These men and women on the next pages are the pillar stones on which we leaned to help guide us through those years. There is no doubt in our minds that our teachers are the best to be had. They appear to be tireless in their efforts to help us and always have time to stop and give us a boost, even though they're busy. The time they spend outside of school assisting us in extra- curricular activities and functions takes a great deal of their time and patience, but it is given in a friendly, not patronizing, manner so as to make us feel useful. Our Seventh Graders certainly have a lot to look forward to working shoulder to shoulder with our teachers in educating themselves. The Seniors will always remember the friendliness and helpfulness of our unrelenting and tireless teachers. W. 'Iv lf Sllf7L'ffl1l!,Il1lL'Ill 'l. l.. CllU.l'lfdll, AB.. A.Al. PRINCIPAL The niune on the desk satys, Mr. P.1ul W. Neuinatn, but to tl1e students it reads Butch Neuman, guid- ing light in disguise. There is not Ll busier man in l.eliiinon, yet l1e hats time to talk to us whenever we feel the necessity. lr's his duty to run Lebanon Higl1 School as it sl1ould he run. lt is through tl1e princip.1l's ollice that ull scl1ool schedules and activities ure clmtmneled. He und his ollice statlf keep our scl1ool functioning on an even keel. Records of each student, from the time l1e enters, ure kept on file here und can be referred to even long after he graduates. 16 SUPERINTENDENT Filling one of the most lIDlJO1'Il1lll' posts in our school system is our capable superintendent, Mt. Thomas L. Cl1ristiru1. His ollice, in tl1e Senior High Building, is tl1e main- spring of our Lebanon school system. Among l1is duties :ire the recon1111end11tions for new teachers, keeping records for the different schools, and handling ull new text books. We tztkc tremendous pride in our schools and tl1e manner in which they ure operated. Our thanks to Mr. Christiitn for his efiicienr imtnngeinent of rl1is important role. r os--,fm ,. A , 1 E. its , f -Q -H s ' 1 f .- t 1- .ti f . 2- ff t ii' ii li V 1 - Y ' V f, 1112, - gf ff'f1':-.V -.g ti Nj: X I Vi.. 4 ,Sl 5 4' ' ' .i -. V, V -1 x ,I Q . i A .V -1 . 1. 'sp NRE ' L ' X QQ ,L V Q 1 X fi ,t t j .. t w if e s L A .J I af f . ' ' :ez ' .' W H T 'i f ' ' 1 - t 1 - 1'rim'ifnzf Pulzf ll . Nelumzu. B.S.. ALS. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL There isnt a student in Lebanon High School that doesn't know Mrs. Drubelle Stephenson and that hasn't sometime been rendered a service by her. First of all, she is the person who helps the new Seventh Grader to become accustomed to the new school life into which he is thrown. Mrs. Stephenson conducts all testing and guidance direct- ing for the school system and also assists the Seniors in counseling for their entrance into college. As assistant principal, her main concern is the running of the Junior High, which she does in her usual capable manner. At right: Mft. Slephenwn and office aniytarzt Nanry McKinney. Auislarzl Principal Mfr. Drulzelle Slepllbfljllll, PlJ.B., AIMS SCHOOL BOARD The men behind the scenes -while we rarely see these men, they are essential to the efficient operation of our school system. The School Board consists of three members chosen for a term of three years by our City Council. This is the group which makes the ultimate decisions pertaining to the employing of our teachers, administrators, and other persons in our school system, as well as maintenance of the school and purchasing for the school system. Left to Right: Mr. R. D. Akermmz, Mr. Clyde Pefltim. and Mr. Richm'1lFuller. , it A-Sevres 17 Min llxzcl Skahan. and Mir: Mina Baker. CLERICAL ASSISTAN TS Superintendenfs Office The record of each student, teacher, and employee of the entire school system is kept in the superin- tendents office. All accounts of expenditures and business of the schools are efficiently handled by the secretaries in Mr. Christians ofiice: Miss Hazel Shahan, Secretary to the Board, and her assistant, Miss Virginia Phillips. Principal's Office We're in a hurry-Mr. Neuman is so busy, now who can help us. In Lebanon High School this is no problem. We have Mrs. Beverly Otterman and Miss Mina Baker to assist us in cases like this. They are Mr. Neuman's secretaries, as well as Beverly being the school treasurer. These girls certainly do an excellent job helping keep our school running effi- ciently. Min Virginia Phillip.: Jlcftl ull Mfr. Beverly Otterman freaterjj ,IUNE ANDERSON A.B., M.S. Ccmmercialg Commercial Club Co-spon- for' Convccation, D.rectorg Ass1.tant Saving: Program. LILA S. BOWMAN B.S. English: Senior Class Sponsor. CATHERINE BUCK B.S. Artg Sunbcams Co-sponsor. ALVIN CRANWFORD B.P.E. Physical Educationg Drivers Ejucationg Football Coachg L Club Co-sponsorg Athletic Board of Controlg Golf Coach. -IEAN DAVIS B.S. General Science' Histor ' Sunbeams C0 . y, - spon-'org Red Crois Sponsorg Audio- Visual Aid Committee. FACULTY K. EILEEN BECKETT A.B., A.M. Mathematics: Honor Day Co-ordinatorg Senior Sunshine Society Group. RUTH BROOKSHIRE A.B. Mathematicsg Saving Plan Chairmang Sunbeams Cowsponsor. - LEE S. COX A.B. Englishg Publicity Directorg Assistant Honor Day Co-ordinator WILL R. DAVIES B.S., M.S. Scienceg Fire Squadg Audio4Visual Aid Techniciang Student Operators Sponsorg Junior Science Club Co-sponsor. LESTER DEBARD B.M., M.M. Instrumental Musicg Programs of In- strumental Music Department. 19 FACULTY MARY JANE DEVALK A.B. Englishg Spanishg Spanish Club Sponsor. BARBARA GOODWIN A.B. Historyg Substitute Teacher. CHARLES R. HEMMERLE B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts. LOWELL HUNTER B.S. Vocational Agricultureg Future Farmers of America Sponsor. KEITH KINCAID B.P.E. Mathematicsg Freshman Football Coachg Athletic Board of Controlg Assistant Baseball Coach. LARETHA LEYMAN A.B., M.S. Physical Educationg GAA Sponsorg May Festivalg Athletic Board of Control. 20 IRMADENE GARRISON B.S. Englishg Social Studiesg Sunbeams Co- sponsor. WILLIAM S. HEATH A.B., M.S. Guidanceg Health and Safetyg Social Studiesg Boosters Club Sponsorg Baseball Coachg Athletic Board of Control. RALPH HOUSER A.B., M.S. Englishg Lebanon Youth Activities. ROBERT IGNEY B,S.P.E. Social Studiesg Bzrketball Coachg Track Coachg Assistant Football Coachg L Club Co-sponsorg Athletic Board of Control. DORIS LANGJAHR A.B. Commercialg CEDARS Sponsorg Com- mercial Club Co-sponsor. RUTH McLAUGHLIN A.B., M.S. Librariang Audio-Visual Aid Directorg Library Club Sponsorg Scholarship Chairman. JEANNE MEYERS B.S. Vocal Musicg Programs of Vocal Music Departmentg Senior Sunshine Society Group. PATRICIA O'DAY B.S. Home Economicsg Scienceg Future Homemakers of America Co-sponsorg junior Class Sponsor. KENNETH RECHER B.S. Mathematicsg Freshman and junior High Basketballg Athletic Board of Con- trol. JOHN Rom in B.S. A L . I Speechg Dramaticsg Englishg Thespian Society Sponsorg Oratotical Contests. DRUBELLE STEPHEN SON Ph.B., M.S. Assistant Principalg Guidanceg Health and Safetyg junior Honor Society Spon- sorg junior High Oflice Assistantg Test- ing and junior High Counselingg Ath- letic Board of Control. MARY ANN TAUER A.B.. M.S. Englishg Senior Sunshine Society Group FACULTY GLEN NEEVES A.B., A.M. Social Studiesg Hi-Y Club Consultantg junior Historical Society Co-sponsor. C. DALLAS PEARSEY B.S. Industrial Arts. HELEN E. REED A.B. Scienceg Junior Science Club Co-spon- sorg Audio-Visual Aid Committee. ELIZABETH SPACI-IT A.B. Vocational Home Economicsg .Lunch Room Supervisorg Future Homemakers of America Co-sponsor. PAULINE SUMPTER B.S. Lating Englishg Girls' Attendanccg Latin Club Sponsorg Senior Sunshine Society Sponsor. LILLIAN WITT A.B., A.M. Social Studiesg Senior Honor Society Sponsorg junior Historical Society Co- sponsor. 21 Buwmmnluum. Aiaduzu, 4Zad!y,.41Enpiop1m.e,Znf:, flu, 51zdaM,'phpfvqJmphm, wdh, Um, B Mags! jjl! Nw Niall! P ' . 'l 4 ff ' t, Q , I ,N IE, l , ,f A CJ V As the time draws near the very halls appear toidraw back in mortal fear. It would seem for such an ominous silence a momentous oc- currence is about to be witnessed. From the end of'f'the hall the piercing plaintive note of a single bell sounds. It seems the great moment has arrived. From a myriad of doorways pours an ava- lanche of students. What is this phenomenon, merely the hourly occurrence of changing classes. Each year new faces must be learned to replace the ones 'of those who have graduated. ln some schools this would become an endless ordeal, but in the friendly atmosphere of L.H.S. it is a pleasant task. Our students aren't all geniuses, we do have a fair share though, and we don't all see alike, yet at L. H. S. we work and play together in the best possible relationships. Don't get us wrong, everything isn't made easy for us, we don't want it that way. We are proud of our school and our students. Coming up on the following pages are the ones who make or break Lebanon High School-our classmates. mam uw, gaze i L. to R.: George Morton. preridentg Mfr. Lila Bowman. Jpomor: Anne Wirebearl. secretary: and Charlet But- ner, vice-preridefzl. L. Io R..' Paul Dulbanty, George Mor- ton. Marcia Peabody, Willa Sue Small. Mrx. Lila Bowman. rponxor, Anne Wireheart. Charlet Bumer. mul Bob Peabody. SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council is composed of the class officers, five other elected members, and the sponsor. Their first duty is to make plans and choose committees for the Senior Dinner Party. Later in the year, they prepare for the traditional and long awaited Class Night, which is held the latter part of May. Their final function is to organize our graduation ceremonies, Baccalaureate and Commencement. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered high school the fall of '50 as green freshmen. Although we joined a few clubs and were thrilled to get to go to the mixers after the ball games for the first time, most of our time during our first two years was spent getting acquainted with the teachers and becoming accustomed to high school life, waiting for the day we would become the upper classmen. During our Junior year, the Candy-Coke Commit- tee worked hard at all the basketball games to make money for the big junior event of the year, the junior-Senior Prom. Since '53 was Coronation year we very appropriately had a Coronation Ball. Mina Edwards reigned as our queen upon a throne in Westminster Abbey with six attendants. Everyone spent a wonderful evening dancing to the music of the Butler Collegians. At last we were Seniors the fall of '53. We had elected for president of our class, George Morton, vice-president, Charles Butnerg and secretary-treas- urer, Anne Wiseheart. Mrs. Lila Bowman was our capable sponsor. Like every other Senior year, it was a sentimental year. We went to football games, basketball games, mixers, pep sessions, and convoca- tions for the last time as students of 1..H.S. To make our year even more outstanding, we elected a Junior Rotarian each month. We voted the last week of the month on a Senior boy, based on char- acter and scholarship, to attend a Rotary dinner. Five of our Senior boys were the first to have this honor. One of the big formal events of the year was our Senior Dinner Party at the Ulen Country Club, October 14. Our theme Harvest Daze, was carried out in the clever decorations and the entertainment. The Candelabrum Committee gave their very im- pressive, traditional ceremony which will always be remembered by the Seniors. All too soon our Senior year came to a close with our Hnal activities-Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Now as graduates we are ready to face the future and to seek our goals. .4 .L SENIORS 26 WILLIAM EARL ASHLEY Football Mgr.g Footballg Hi-YQ Usher. BURTON B. BALES Candy Coke Comm.g Concert Choirg Glee Club: Hi-Y -lr. Band: V. Pres. jr. Classg jr. Councilg jr. Hist. Soc. npr. Hon. Soc.g jr. Sci. Ciuog Lau.n C.uog Freshman Basset bull. PATSY ANN BEATY Sun li. Soc. ROBERTA BELL man Girlg Sr. Hon. Soc.g Sunbeams, Pres.g Sunsh. Soc. V. Pres.: Sunsh. Councilg Outstanding Sunbeam Awardl HAROLD DEAN BOARD Baseballg Basketball: Concert Choirg Footballg Glee Clubg Hi-Yg jr. Bandg jr. Sci. Clubg Student Oper. JULIA Boom Comm. Clubg Concert Choirg Dramatics Playsg Essay Con- teftsg FHA: GAAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g Lib. Clubg Oratorical Contestsg Spanish Clubg Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. PAULINE ROSE BREGG C1n.lyC0':e Comm.g Comm. Club, V. Pres.g Girls' State Alternate: jr. Hist. Soc., Sec.: jr. Hon. Soc.: Latin Clubg Oratorical Contestg Sr. Hon. Soc.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Outstanding 2nd year Latin Stuclentg Hon. Desk. GLORIA LAVON BROOKS Comm. Clubg FHAQ Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc. CH ARLES BUTNER Banjg Basketball, Freshmang Candelabrumg Candy-Coke C0mm.g Dramatics Playsg Football, Soph.g Glee Clubg Hi-YQ jr. Bandg Jr. Sci. Clubg L Clubg Sr. Class V. Pres.: Sr. Class Councilg Thespian Soc.: Trackg Usherg Booster's Medal Winnerg Vespers. SHIRLEY E. CAMPBELL Canjy Coke Comm.g Comm. Clubg FHA: GAAQ Latin Clubg Sr. Off. Asst.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g jr. Fl-IAQ Vespers. Comm. Clubg FHAQ jr. Off. Asst.g Latin Clubg Sunbeams' Banlr Conrcrt Choir: FHAQ Girls' State Relrg Glee Club' a Sec. jr. Class: Jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Hon. Soc.g jr. Off. Assist.g jr. Sci. Clubg Latin Clubg Orchestrag Outstanding Fresh- CHARLINE ROSEMARY CHITWOOD Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FHAQ Glee Club: Sunsh. Soc. SANDRA LYNN COAI-IRAN Comm. Club: Concert Choir: FHAQ Glce Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. DUANE A. COLLIER C1nlyCo e Comm: VIA. l'ootl-a'lg 1IiYg L Club. ,IOA NN COZZY Can y Co'fe Comm.g Comm. Clubg Concert Choirg FHAQ GAA: Glee Clubg Ir, Hi't. Soc.: Latin Clubg Sr. OH Afsi't.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. NANCY KAY CUNNINGHAM mort C 1'ag P'a'na c' Ways: FHA: Glen Club: Jr. Hist. Soc.: Ir. Hon. Soc.: Jr. Off. Assist.g Lib. Clubg Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. TERRY DARNELL F's a ' f1fv4yCfw e Comm.: Ff'ot all: Hi-Yg Jr. Hist. Soc.g L Clubg Latin Clubg Student Operators. VIRGINIA A. DECROES Comm. Clubg Essay Contestsg FHAQ GAAQ jr. Hist. Soc. jr. Hon. Soc.3 jr. Off. Assist.: jr. Sci. Club: Latin Club Sunbvaamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Outstanding Gen. Bus. Student Vespers. DANA DEER Concert Choirq Glee Clubg Hi-Yg jr. Hist. Soc.g Jr. Sci. Clubg Spanish Clubg Usherg Vespersg Madrigal. CATHERINE JOAN DEMOUGIN Comm. Clubg FHAg GAAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc. Latin Clubg Lib. Assist.g V. Pres. Lib. Clubg Sunbeams Sunsh. Soc.g jr. FHA. ROBERTA ANN DICKEY Comm. Clubg FHAQ GAAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Sci. Clubg Latin Clubg Lib. Assist.g Lib. Clubg Sunbeams Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. SENIORS 27 SENIORS 28 l jOHN RICHARD DICKS Band: Boosters, Sec.: Boys' State Rep.: Concert Choir: Essay Contests: Football: Glee Club: Hi-Y, Pres.: jr. Band: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Hon. Soc.: L Club: Latin Club: Orchestra: Oratorical Contests: Outstanding Freshman Boy: Outstanding Sophomore Boy: Sr. Honor Soc., Pres.: Vespers: Instrumental Solo Contests: Debate Team. CHARLES WAYNE DOWNEY Candy-Coke Comm.: Comm. Club: Dramatics Plays: Foot- ball: Hi-Y: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: L Club: Usher. PAUL DULHANTY Basketball: Football: L Club: Sr. Class Council. MINA LOUISE EDMONDS Candelabrum: Candy-Coke Comm.: Comm. Club: Dra- matics Plays: GAA: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. OH. Assist.: jr. Sci. Club, Sec.: Latin Club: May Queen Attendant: Prom Queen: Sr. Off. Assist.: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc. EARL EDWARD ESSEX Band: Candy-Coke Comm.: Comm. Club: Concert Choir: Dramzncs P1ays: Glee Club: Hi-Y: jr. Band: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: Lib. Club: Usher: Vespers. GENE FINE Athletic Board of Control: Baseball: Basketball: CEDARS, Sports Ed.: Dramatics Plays: Football, Captain: Glee Club: Hi-Y: jr. Class Council: jr. Hist. Soc., Bd. of Direc- tors: jr. Sci. Club, Pres.: L Club, Sec.: Spanish Club, Pres.: Thespian Soc.: Track: Latin Club: Lib. Club. CHELL IRENE FOGLE Athletic Board of Control, Sec.: Candy-Coke Comm.: CEDARS, Art. Ed.: Dramatics Plays: FHA, Parliamen- twrian: GAA, Sec.-Treas., V. Pres.: Glee Club: Girls' State Alternate: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Hon. Soc., Pres.: jr. Sci. Club: Latin Club, Quaestor, Sr. Rep.: May Queen Attend- ant: Prom Queen Attendant: Sr. OH. Assist.: Sunbeams: Sunbeams Council: Sunsh. Soc.: Sunsh. Council: Thespian Soc., Pres.: jr. FHA, Historian: Honorable mention in Scholastic Art: GAA State Camp. RICHARD R. FORD Comm. Club: Dramatics Plays: Hi-Y: jr. Hist. Soc.: Yell Leader. jOHN GORDON FOSTER Basketball, Mgr.: L Club: Golf. RAYMON LEE GOFF Baseball, Mgr.: Essay Contests: Glee Club: Hi-Y: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Hon. Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: L Club: Latin Club: Usher: Flag Raiser: Vespers. BILL GRAHAM Candy Coke Comm.g Comm. Clubg Hi-Yg jr. Hist. Soc.g Lib. Assist.g Lib. Club. NORMA JEAN GREENE Comm. Clubg Concert Chofrg FHA, Song Leaderg Glee Clubg jr. I-Iisr. Soc.g Latin Clubg Sr. Off. Assistant.g Sun- beamsg Sunsh. Soc.g jr. FHAQ Vespers. EDWIN ALLEN GULLION Bandg Baseballg I-Ii-Yg jr. Bandg jr. Hist. Soc.g L Clubg Latin Clubg Orchestrag Vespers. PHYLLIS ANN GWALTNEY Comm. Clubg Concert Choirg FHAQ GAA, State Awardg Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g Sr. Off. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Sunsh. Councilg Vespersg Madrigal. ELVA MARTHA HALE , Comm. Clubg FHAg GAAQ Jr. Bandg jr. Hisr. Soc.g jr. Lib. A5sist.g jr. Off. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sun.h. Soc.g Vespers VIRGIE I-IALE jr. I-Iizr. Soc.g jr. Lib. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc. RICHARD DEE HALL Banclg Basketballg Concert Choirg Essay Contestsg Football Glee Clubg Hi-Yg jr. Bandg jr. Hist. Soc., V. Pres.g Jri Sci. Clubg Lib. Clubg Orchestrag Spanish Club, V. Pres. P1'es.g Vespersg Madrigalg Golf Team. LOIS JEAN HAM Comm. Clubg FHAQ GAAg jr. Bandg jr, Hist. Soc.g Sun beamsg Sunsh. Soc. ROBERT L. HARSHMAN Basketballg Hi-Yg L Clubg Spanish Club. JOANNE PAYE HEADINGTON Comm. Clubg FHAQ GAAg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. u SENIORS 29 I RANCES ANNE HILAND FHA, Pres., Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc., jr. Off. Assist., Latin Club, Oratorical Contests, Sunbeams, Sunsh. Soc. PATRICIA ANN HOVVSON Band, jr. Band, jr. Hist. Soc., jr. Sci. Club, Latin Club, Orchestra, Sunbeams, Sunsh. Soc., Vespers. LVELYN IRENE IRWIN Comm. Club, FHA, GAA, Glee Club, jr. Hist. Soc., jr. I-Ion. Soc., jr. Sci. Club, Spani.h Club, Sunbeams, Sunsh. Soc., Vespers. JAMES JETT Candy-Coke Comm 2 Football, Mgr., Glee Club, L Club. ALAN LEE KINCAID Athletic Board of Control, V. Pres., Basketball, Boosters, Pres., Boys' State Alternate, Candelabrum, CEDARS Co- editor, Dramatics Plays, Football, Hi-Y, jr. Sci. Club, V. Pres., L Club, Pres., Spanish Club, Second V. Pres., Thespian Soc., Track, Vespers, jr, Hist. Soc., Glee Club. RICHARD T. KORTELING Boosters, Boys' State Rep., Candelabrum, Candy-Coke Comm., Glee Club, Hi-Y, jr. Class Pres., jr. Class Coun- CII, ji. Hist. Soc., Board ot Direttorsl lf. Sci. Club, Latin Club, Lib. Club, Oratorical Contests, Sr. Hon. Soc., State Math. Contests. DONALD THOMAS LAMBERT Baseball, Basketball, Dramatics Plays, Football, Glee Club, jr. Class Council, L Club, Sec.-'lreas., Latin Clun, First Consul, Lib. Club, Treas., Thespian Soc., Vespers. ERNEST E. LEWIS Boosters, Candy-Coke Comm., Essay Contest, Hi-Y, jr. Band, jr. Hist. Soc., jr. I-lon. Soc., jr. Sci. Club, Latin Club, Lib. Club, Orchestra, Sr. Hon. Soc., Spanish Club, Track Squad, Usher, Flag Raiser, Radio Staff. jANE LEE MCDONALD Candy-Coke Comm., CEDARS, Co-editor, FHA, jr. FHA, Pres., GAA, Treas., Girls' State Rep., jr. Hist. Soc., Latin Club, Aedileg May Queen Attendant, Prom Queen At- tendant, Sr. Hon. Soc., Sec.-Treas., Sunbeams, Sunbeams Council, Sunsh. Soc., Sunsh. Council, jr. OE. Assist., Sr. Off. Assist., Vespers. NANCY LOU MCKINNEY Comm. Club, FHA, jr. Off. Assist., Latin Club, Lib. Club, unbeams, Sunsh. Soc., Sunbeams Award, Radio Staff. IDITH WILLADEAN MASON Comm. Club: Concert Choir: Essay Contests: FHA, Editor: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.: Latin Club: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc.: Sunsh. Council: Vespers: jr. Homemaker Award, C.x1pter HOIZICIHHACF Award: Clothing Award: jr. FHA. ARTHUR LYNN MILLER B'1sl-'etball: PFA, Trta .: I--li Y: jr. Higt. Soc.: L Club: Track. RENNY MITCHELL Candy Coke Comm.: FFA: Football: Glee Club: Hi-Y: jr. I-Ii..t. Soc.: Student Operators, Sec.-Treas. GEORGE A. MORTON Fresh. Basketball Squad: Boosters, V. Pres.: Boys' State Alternate: Candelabrum: Dramatics Plays: FFA, Pres.: Football: Glee Club: Hi-Y: Jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: L Club: Pres. Sr. Class: Sr. Class Council: Student Opcrator: Thespian Soc., V. Pres.: 'lracia. NANCY JEANNE MORTON Sr. Sunsh. Soc.. Pres.: CEDARS. Bu'in :ss Mgr.: Girls' State Rep.: GAA: jr. Hon. Soc., V. Pres.: Sr. Hon. Soc., V. Pres.: Latin Club, Second Consul, jr. Rep.: Essay Con- tests: Oratorical Contests: Candy-Coke Comm.: Candela- brum' D.A.R. Award: jr. Class Council: jr. I-list. Soc.: Jr. Sci. Club: May Queen Attend.: Outstanding Sophomore Girl: Prom Queen Attend.: Sunbeam Council: Sun.h. Council: Vespers. LINDA LOU MUNDELL Comm. Club: Concert Choir: Dramatics Plays: FHA: GAA: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. OH. Assist.: jr. Sei. Club: Lib. Club: Sunbeams: Sun.h. Soc.: Vespers. MARCIA JOAN MURPHY Comm. Club: Dramatics Plays: FHA: GAA: Glee Club: Jr. Hist. Soc.: Oratorical Contests: Sr. Off. Assist.: Sunsh. Soc.: Thespian Soc.: Vespers. BEVERLY ANN MYERS Comm. Club, Sec.: FHA: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Off. Assist.: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club, Sec.: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc. JOAN MYERS Comm. Club: FHA: jr. Hist. Soc.: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc.: Attendance Award. JON BOYD MYERS Band: CEDARS, Copy Ed.: Chem. Lab. Assist.: Comm. Club: Concert Choir: Essay Contests: Glee Club: Hi-Y, V. Pres.: jr. Band: Jr. Hist. Soc., Pres., State Pres.: jr. Honor Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: Latin Club: Sr. Honor Soc.: Spanish Club, Treas.: Usher: Vespers. SEN IORS 31 SENIORS 52 jANET VIRGINIA NELSON Dramatics Plays: FHA: GAA: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc. jr. Off. A.s:i,t.: Sr. Off. Assn t., Isunstams Sun h. hoc. Vespcrs. COLLEEN ANNE O'BRYAN Comm. Club: Essay Contests: FHA: GAA: Glee Club jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: Latin Club: Oratorical Con tests: bunbeams: Sunsh. hoc. S HIRLEY EILEEN PADGETT Comm. Club: FHA: GAA: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc.: jr. FI-IA: Vespers. MARY MARGARET PARR Band: Candelabrum: Candy-Coke Comm.: Comm. Club Concert Choir: Dramatics Plays: Essay Contests: FHA: GAA: Glee Club: jr. Bantl: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. OH. Assist.: Lib. Club: Orchestra: Otatorical Contests: Sr. OH. Assist.: Spanish Club: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc.: Sunsh. Council: Thespian Soc. MARCIA LOUISE PEABODY Candy-Coke Comm.: Comm. Club: FHA: GAA, Pres., Sec.: jr. Class Council: jr. Hist. Soc.: Latin Club: May Queen: Prom Queen Attentl.: Sr. Class Council: Sr. OH. Assist. ROBERT LEE PEABODY Baseball: Basketball: Comm. Club: FFA: Hi-Y, Sec.: jr. Hist. Soc.: L Club: Sr. Class Council: Track. BETTY MAE PERKINS Ban.l: Concert Choir: FHA: Glee Club: jr. Band: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Hon. Soc.: Latin Club: Orchestra: Sr. Hon. Soc.: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc.: Madrigal: Dist. Vocal Con- ICZISQ State Vocal Contest: Vespers. ROSALYN PLOTT Candy-Coke Comm.: Comm. Club, Pres.: Concert Choir: Dramatics Plays: Essay Contests: FHA: GAA: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Sci. Club: Latin Club: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: Oratorical Contests: Sr. OH. Assist.: Sunbeams: Sun h. Soc.: Thefpiati Soc.: Vespers: Yell Leader. RUTH BERNICE REVELL Comm. Club: Essay Contests: FHA: Glee Club: jr. Hist. Soc.: jr. Off. Assist.: Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc. LCJWELL EDWIN RICHARDSON Glee Club: Hi-Y: jr. Hist. Soc.: Lib. Club: Usher. CHRISTINA RICHEY FI-IAg GAAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hisz. Soc.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Sunsh. Council. LARRY RIGGINS Baseballg Basketballg FFAQ Glee Clubg L Club, Sec.- Treas. WINONA ROBINSON Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FHAg Glee Clubg Sunsh. Soc. RICHARD CALVIN ROTH Hi-Yg jr. Hisr. Soc. JOHN CANLEY SAULMON, JR. FFA. ROSALIE SCOTT Sunsh. Soc. NANCY LEE SHAFFER Comm. Clubg FI-IAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Lib. Assist.g Lib. Assist.g Lib. Clubg Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespersg Home Nursing Awardg jr. Homemaker Degree in FHA. MAXINE ANN SHANKLIN Comm. Clubg FI-IAQ GAAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hisr. Soc.g Sr. Off. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. SHIRLEY DARLENE SHANKLIN Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FHAg Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g Jr. Lib. Assist.g Lib. Assist.g Lib. Clubg Sun- beamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Home Nursing Awardg junior Home- makers Award. RAY W. SHAW Athletic Board of Controlg Baseballg Comm. Clubg Foot- ballg jr. Hisr. Soc.g L Clubg Spanish Club, Sec.g Track. SENIORS 53 SEN IORS 4 HARLEY BENSON SHEETS Baseballg Baskerballg Dramarics Playsg Footballg Glee Club Hi-Yg L Clubg Latin Clubg Thespian Soc.g Vespers. WILLA SUE SMALL Can.ly-Coke Comm.g Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FHA GAA, Sec.g jr. Class Councilg jr. Hist. Soc.g Latin Club May Queen Attend.g Prom Queen Artend.g Sr. Class Coun cilg Sunbeamsg Sunbeam Councilg Sunsh. Soc., Treas. Sunsh. Councilg jr. FHA. DARRELL DEAN SPARKS Hi-Y. SHIRLEY ANN STATON Comm. Club: FHA, Historiang GAAg Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. OH. Assist.g jr. Sci. Clubg Spanish Clubg Sun- beamsg Sun h. Soc. PHIL STERLING L Clubg Orchestrag Spanish Clubg Usher. KAY CLAUDETTE STEWART Candy-Coke Comm.3 CEDARS, St. EJ.g Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FI-IAg GAAg Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g jf. Lib. Assi t.: Jr. Off. Assi t.: jr. Sci. Clubg Latin Cluhg Lib. Assist.g Lib. Clubg Sr. Off. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Thespian Soc.g Vespers. WILLIAM ARTHUR TEN EYCK Comm. Clubg Hi-Yg jr. Hist. Soc., V. Pres.g jr. Hon. Soc.g Jr. Sci. Club: Oratorical Contcstsg Spanish Club, jr. Class Rep.g Student Operatorsg Usher. MONA JANELLE VIRTUE Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc. PAULA VOORHIS Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FHAQ GAA, V. Pres.g jr. OH. Assist.g Latin Clubg Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc. WILLIAM DAVID WAINSCOTT Candy-Coke Comm.g Chem. Lab. Assist.g Footballg HiY1 jr. Hist. Soc.g Jr. Sci. Clubg L Clubg Latin Clubg Track. Athletic Boar.l of Controlg Bantlg Candy Coke Comm.g Football: Glee Clulwg Hi-Y: jr. Band: Jr. Hist. Soc.g SENIORS JERRY WALKER FFAg Hi-Yg Jr. Hisf. S0c.g Track. Q TOMMY GENE WALKER FFA, Treas., jr. Sec., Dist. V V. Pres.g Hi-Yg jr. Hist. Soc.g Trackg Vespers. FLORA ROSALIE WALLACE Comm. Clubg FI-IAQ GAAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Sci. Clubg Lib. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Sunsh. Councilg Perfect Attend. Award. MARY AGNES WARD Comm. Clubg Concert Choirg Essay Contestsg FHAQ GAAg Glee Clubg Jr. Hist. Soc.g Jr. Sci. Clubg Lartin Clubg Lib. Clubg Oratorical Contestsg Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Vespers. MARY EVELYN WILCOX Comm. Clubg FI-IAQ Glee Clubg jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Lib. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sun.h. Soc. SHIRLEY ELLEN WILLIAMS Comm. Clubg FHAQ Sunsh. Soc. ELIZABETH ANNE WISEHEART Candelabrumg Candy,Coke Comm.: CEDARS, Class Ed.. Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg FHAQ GAAQ Girls' State Alternateg Glee Clubg Jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Hon. Soc.g Jr. OH. As ist.g jr. Sci. Clubg Latln Clubg May Queen Atven:1.g Prom Queen Attend.g Sr. Class Off., Sec.-Treas.g Sr. Coun- cilg Sr. I-Ion. Soc.g Sr. Off. Assist.g Sunbeamsg Sunsh. Soc.g Sunsh. Councilg jr. FHA. RICHARD ERVIN WYATT Bandg Hi-Y. NANCY ANN YELTON Comm. Clubg FHAQ Glee Clubg jr. I-Iist. Soc.g Latin Clubg Lib. Assist.g Lib. Clubg Sunbeams: Sunsh. Soc.g Sun h. Councilg Outstanding Gen. Bus. Sluclentg Regional Eng. Contest Winner. MARIE PAULINE ZARYCHTA Comm. Clubg Dramatics Playsg Essay Contestsg FI-IAQ GAAg Oratoricalg Spanish Clubg Sunsh. Soc. 35 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR From left In right: Bob King. pre.ri.fle11t,' j Cunh- rau, lice-pre5idez1t.' Min Patricia 0'Da3'. .rpm1.ror,' and Joyce Bird. .ferretary-treaxurer. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL From fefl In l'iglJl.' Ron' I. Bob King: Rim' 2. Irie Karbncr, 1 Coahran, Min Palrifia 0'Da3', Joyce Bird. Judy loner, and joe Hemllejw Rau 3. Don Merrint! ami jack Breea'ln1'e. 'Spa.cnq, qJmnta,iluz,A.o.co1uLb1,co JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the spring of '53, the Class of '55 met for the first time to elect their leaders for the coming school year. The officers elected were Bob King, presidentg J Coahran, vice- presidentg and Joyce Bird, secretary-treasurer. Their able sponsor this year was Miss Patricia O'Day. As in the past, the Junior Candy-Coke Committee sold concessions at the basketball games to make the money for the Prom and for future activities in their senior year. The Prom, held at the Lebanon Armory on April 23, was a gala affair, honoring the graduating Seniors. As upperclassmen they proved to be a great success and will carry on as the leaders in Lebanon High School next year. We, the Class of '54, wish you all the happiness, fun, and prosperity possible in your senior year at L. H. S. Row l: George Anderson Lenda Bailey Gary Bales Lois Barrett Keith Barton Row 2: Margaret Bdlly Lois Beason Joyce Bird Lois Bray jack Breedlove Row 3: Minnie Breedlove Frances Bregg Beverly Bryant Randall Butcher Wilma Byrkett Row 4: jack Clifton j Alan Coahran Geneva Cook Frances Cooper jack Copeland Row 5: Sandra Deffenbaugh Darrell Denny Carroll Dickerson Ruth Dillon Lois Dye Row 6: Louise Dye Ruth Ann Eller Vonda Emshwiller Ronald Fariss Charles Giddings Row 7: jack Graham Robert Griifm Tom Hanna Margaret Harshman Bonnie Hayden 1- -5 Us XX A A X .-sa B Iii? 1' -we Q: mo? ,gm sv JUNIORS 'SJ v 5. A I7 I l vat, 3 1 -1-f X 4.11 G' 'S qv, ,t ha N ' 1 .. ' ' , gg' 4, . ',. 58 :rg J A-J .Q AF' Row l: -loc EJ lluatlley -Iutly Heath Bolw Hentlriclas Sum Herr Lilorcm Iliglmlantl Row 2: Miltlretl llilan.l -larry Hill Patty Hoffman Frances Honan Rotlney Howson Row 5: Gail Huffnmn -lack Hughes Richard Isenhower Alulfa jones .loc Kashner Row -iz Sally Kern Mary Lou Kersey jim Kincaid Robert King Willianm King Row 5: Sue Kinlcniil Kay Lallin Helm Lane Bill Large Barbara Linillcy Row fr: Carolyn Loutk Ronnie Love Max Lowery Betty Mantooth Tom McGhee dmv 'z Bert Mtlntyrc Eve Meenach Don Merriot George Morgan -lohn Moss SOPHOMORES 40 Row l: Rebecca Anderson janet Baker Bill Bales Sue Banks Ronnie Beaman Row 2: Sharon Biggersmff jim Blazier Mary jo Blubaugh Carolyn Boone Mary Ellen Boyland Row 3: Sandra Bridgeman Ruth Ann Brindle Tom Burrin judith Bush judy Caldwell Row -4: Linda Caldwell Judy Cavin Ierry Collier Grace Cozzy Claudette Cragun Row 5: Shirley Cross Richard Culley George Curts Richard Dawson Geraldine DeCroes Row 6: Etta Lou DeMoss Bob Duff Charles Dulhanty Philip Dunlap john Ellis Row 7: Richard Foster Tommy Foster Marie Franssen jayne Garrard Judy Gentry Row 8: Richard George Ashley Granger Kay Groninger Dora Gueram Linda Gullion Row 9: Lois Hedge Phyllis Hedge Shirley Hefllin Sharon Hiland Myrna Huffman Row 1: Elois Hunter Harold Hussong Sonja Isenhower Geraldine Johnson Lyle johnson Row 2: Paul jones jim jordan Larry Kelley jim Kennedy Danny Kouns Row 5: Robert Lambert jerry Lamm Bob Latham Larry Lewallen Judy Liles Row 4: Barry Lindley Rose Ann Lister Robert Livingston Carolyn Lutes Elizabeth McAfee Row 5: Darwin McKenzie Cecil Maines jean Manion Stanley Meece Ronald Merriott Row 6: Devon Miller Sue Miller Darrell Mofken Eleanor Murphy Bill Mustin Row 7: Pat Neal Delores Newman Linda Noe Mary O'Donnell Donald Owens Row 8: Kay Peabody Bill Perkins Charlotte Pettit Jo Ann Phelps Peggy Phillips Row 9: Susan Porter Judy Reinke Wayne Ridgway Jon Robinson Lloyd Robinson SOPHOMORES 41 Row l: Charles Saulmon Charles Scott Earl Scott -Iumes Scott Vera Scott Row 2: Victor Shaffer janet Shanklin Shirley Sheets Ed Shepard Wilma Shirley Row 3: Katha Shoemaker Dorothy Smith Najyne Smith jane Spurr Charles Staton Row 4: Susan Straughan jim Sutherland Allan Tate Myrna Taylor Faye Thomas Row 5: Fred Trosper Marilyn Utterback Rosalie Valerine joe Venezia Steve Wall Row 6: john Wilhoite Larry Williams Norman Williams William Williams Helen Wills Row 7: Sandra Wilson David Worley Linda Worley Rosann Wright Charles Young Row 8: Warren Zarychta Linda Yount Russell Lamm Row l: Joseph Allen Melba Allen Donna Alma Dick Antle Bill Baker Patty Baldwin Row 2: Bailey Bales Donna Banks Patty Barton Edwin Bird ,lack Bishop Nancy Bishop Row 3: Charles Black Owen Black Robert Blubaugh Yvonne Bradshaw Sherman Bragg Bobby Breedlove Row 4: jerry Breedlove Linda Broshar ,loc Ann Burk Nancy Butner Carolyn Caldwell ,Iohn Chaille Row 5: Joe Clark Twyla Clifton Donna Coahran Frankie Coahran Joanna Corbly Robert Couchman Row 6: Paul Culley Ruth Cunningham Ann Curry Ellen Davis Loretta Davis Marcia Davis Row 7: Marilyn Deakins Bob DeAtley Zeke De La Rosa Harry Daffenbaugh Carol Dillon Tom Downing Row 8: Carolyn Durham Dave Eaton Bob Edmonds Virginia Egbert Sarah Eller Max Essex Row 9: Jack Evans john Farris FRESHMEN 45 FRESHMEN 'swf' ' Di U lil at A ,, at . ' 1' N View . ,, , Q ini Yi for Row I: Rolwert George Ronnie Gillihan Larry Graham David Granger Kay Gullion Ban Hnase Row li Russell llnle -IOLIH Ham Mary Hazel ,limmy Head lim Heclmnn Party lrletlge Row 5: Mary Hentlriclas .Iohn Hershman Frances Kay Hie.mn.l Carol Hilantl Peggy Hilantl Sherry Hooton Row -li El'ine lluffmaxn lohn lsenhower Truman ls:-nhour .lean Jamison Hanzel ,larrett George johnson Row' Pn'r?tia .l0l1l1'0Il ,lim Kernotlle lrmes King 'I' 'tl Luca: Fances Lun ly lohn lNlcCutthun Row 6: Dwen lNleDaniel Linla Mclntvre Parry Munion Hziroltl Martin Shelhn Meece Rolverta Meek Row 'z Rolwert Metzger Reggie Morlcen Kay Morris Don Morton Mildred Mustin Don Nance Row S: Stephen Neal Ronnie Neese Ronnie Newkirk Everett Newman Kenneth Newman Rolwert Newman Row 92 .lutly U'Bryan Paul Oehler Row 1: Mickey Parr Homer Ping janet Powell Carol Richards Tom Richardson Row 2: Charles Richey George Roberts David Rodeman Anita Rodgers Arlene Rodgers Row 3: Gilbert Ruark Sarah Ruddell Karen Sargent Peggy Scott Judy Shaw Row 4: Norman Shull Lynna Sink Martha Small Richard Sparks Sondra Staton Rmv 5: Sharonlee Stephenson Tom Stewart G nnie Stowers Phyllis Swinford Wilda Talbott Row 6: jerry Tanselle Don Truitt Darrell Utterback Eddie Voorhis Martha Ward Row 7: Peggy Ward Mary Watts Don Weber Charles Weddle Lois West Row S: Mary Wheeler Ruth Whitaker Nim Beth Whitehead Ralph Wilcox john E. Williams Row 9: john J. Williams Patty Wilson Sue Wilson Sally Witt F RESHMEN ii 45 EIGHTH GRADE 46 D 'C' Row l: Lawrence Earl Acton Donald Adams John Akerman Melvin Arnold Row 2: James Baker Kenneth Baker Sue Carolyn Bales Wilma Barrett Row 3: Diann Marie Beadle John W. Beck Sandra Birge Ronnie A. Boone Row 4: Morris Booth Earnest Lee Boram Robert A. Bramblett Paul Wayne Breedlove Row 5: Ray Breedlove Ronnie A. Carson Lois L. Childress Judy Clemens Row 6: Nancy Clingler Marilyn Corlaly Walter Leon Culley Delbert Davis Row 7: Jeanne Ellen Dawson James Dewey Joseph E. Dickey Jeanette Dixon Row 8: Dennis Dodds Sandra Lee Dunn James Dye James W. Edwards Row 9: Julia Edwards Paul Ellis Nelda Emshwiller Leo Essex Row 1: Barbara Fall Norma Jean Fields Morris Finch Larry Lee Fine Row 2: Lois Fine Loralie Ford james Geiger William Glen George Row 3: Linda Lou Gibbs joe Goodnight Carol jane Gregg Judith Kay Griffin Row 4: Susie Groninger Kenneth Gwaltney Laura Hale Ralph Hale Row 5: Freddie Charles Hall Judith Hall James Hamke john Heckman Row 6: Patricia Herring Clara Highland Stephen Howson janet Huffman Row 7: Greta Kay Ingoldsby Suzan Isenhower Shirley johns Butch johnson Row 8: Beverly Jean jones Nina Ruth jones Roy Wayne Jones Judy Kennedy Row 9: Paula jane Kincaid Carolyn Laflin Betty Lasley Marie Leach EIGHTH GRADE 48 Row 1: Phyllis Ann Lear William Lee Orval Likens LeMar Livingston Gilbert Lovell Row 2: Wanrla Mantooth jacque Sue Martin Frances May McCain Joseph McCain Berry Ann McGhee Row 5: john B. Merriott Sharon Merriott Miriam jean Michael Bruce Molholt Charlotte Moss Row 4: Gary Turner Moss Judy Moss Donna Mae Myers Wanna Myers Jerry Lee Neal Row 5: Ronnie Neal Ronald Neese ,lack Nelson David Neuman Nick Neuman Row 6: Linda Newkirk Gary Newman janet Newman Phyllis -lean Newman Joseph Osborne Row 7: Ada Marlene Owens Karan Suzanne Owens Nancy Paddock Larry Park Marilyn Sue Pavey Row 8: Edna -lean Ping.: joy Ruth Powell Susan Elinor Powell Enola Rentchler Larry Richardson Row 1: Leona Richey Gwendolyn Rodeman Rae Rutan Gene Sanders James Saulmon Row 2: Ovid Scott Teya Scott Janet Mae Shirley Larry Sipe David Wesley Smith Row 3: Thomas Martin Smith Lester Strawmyer, Jr. Judy Arlene Sullivan Carolyn Jean Talbott Deanna Tanselle Row 4: Joan Tippett Dolores Jean Urban Julia Vanausdall Virginia Wagner Judy Kay Wainscott Row 5: Richard Wall, Jr. Richard E. Wall Freddie Walliser Nancy Walter Barbara Lynn Ward Row 6: Felix Wells Danny Wheat Alger Wheaton Judy Wheeler John A. White Row 7: Jodell Williams Phyllis Jean Williams Viola Williams Carl Edward Wines Sue Witt Row 8: Jay L. Wright Leonard Wright Linda Sue Wyncoop Jimmy Zaharako EIGHTH GRADE 49 SEVENTH GRADE 50 Row lz Jackie Allen Frances Faye Alma Ruth Mary Arthur Sonja Lee Baldwin Steve Baringer Row 2: Bonnie Barnett Frances Batchlor Sonja Beck Judith Berry William Bewley Row 52 Bill Billingsly Mary Ann Binkley Willartl Blazier Charles Boyd Janice Sue Bray Row :iz Judy Bryant Walter Buchanan Rosalind Kay Burgess Helen Lee Byroad Mary Kay Caldwell Row 5: Melva Sue Caldwell Patricia Ann Caldwell Sharon Carpenter Charlotte Carr Elaine Chitwootl Row 6: Charles Clossin Stanley Collins Susan Crane Martha Jo Crawford Geraldine Culley Row 7: Teddy Darnell Margaret Davis Richard Eugene Deakins Joanne DeAtley Roy DeLaRosa Row S: Harry DeCtoes Robert Demaree Shirley Dewey David Dickerson Judy Kay Doty Row 1: Larry Doughty Richard Nicholas Dudchik William Duff janet Dulin Sandra Eagleson Row 2: Diann Eaton Gatold Gene Eberwein john Leon Edens Tony Edens Dick English Row 3: Jane Ellen Essex Lucretia Essex Eva jane Farris Flora Farris Bill Fogle Row 4: Stanley Lee French William Gaskell Luther Glen Gilliam Louise Groce Charlotte Gruver Row 5: Marcella Haase Gladys Hale Helen Hale Marshall Hale Orville Hale Row 6: Leo Hamke Dester Carl Harness Sandra Harvey Margaret Lee Hawkins Helen Hays Row 7: Mary jane Headley janet Sue Heckman John Hedge Janet Lavon Heinbaugh Shirley Helms Row 8: Marthene Hendricks Ronnie Hendrix Ralph Hensley john Hernandez Edwin Hershman SEVENTH GRADE 51 Row 1: john I-line William Hoffman Karen Howard Mildred Pauline Irwin Dolores Elaine lsenhower Row 2: Karen Eileen jackson jerry Ray johnson William Kenneth johnson Madelon Kosch james Leonard Latham Row 3: Ernest Lewis Sandra Linton Marilyn Lister Paul Lukins Thomas Lynch Row 4: Lewis McCluskey James Allen McCoy Russell McGuire Donald McPeake Ramon Merrill Row 5: Marsha Merriott Ronald Metzger Kenneth David Mitchener Charles Mullendore Terry Myers Row 6: Robert Nance Sandra Sue Neal Donald Ovid Neese Peggy Newkirk Teddy Oliphant Row 7: Danny Owens Wayne Owens Steven Ray Peabody Charles Peterman Sue C. Petticord Row 8: Mary Alice Powell Patricia Ann Revell Regina Rex Tony Reynolds John R. Rhoades Row 9: Judy Ridgway Carol Rodgers Dianna Rodgers Row 1: Judith Rush Larry Scott Sally Shaw Helen Shoemaker Lesta Sue Shirling Row 2: Marilyn jane Smiley Alan Kent Smith Carol jean Smith Deborah Smith Doris Ann Smith Row 3: Judy Kay Smith Kenny Smith Verna Smith Charles Snow Donna Mae Snow Row 4: James Somers Karlyn Sue Staton james Stewart Charles Stookey Susan Stout Row 5: Frank Stowers Patricia Strohl Steven Swails Charlotte Swinfortl James Truax Row 6: Rosalie Utterback Rosemarie Utterback Priscilla Vanausdall Kenneth Voorhis Stephen Voris Row 7: Marcia Wall Wanda Ward Judy Warren jerry Wells Sandra Whaley Row 8: Ronald Whitaker Franklin White Barbara Williams Marion Williams Patricia Williams Row 9: Everett Wyant Richard Yates john Allen Young SEVENTH GRADE 53 m Tllllgg m Q- sqm 3 f jfudanizs, pauzm fluz, lumq, day, to Ahwlq. noiicu, and amwuncwwzta, in, and ' af, iluz, Izullatth, Anand. lQlVf,llY me he Q , f' r- rs X ' H hi fn all ii :if l When someone talks of activities at L. H. S. they mean Actirzfitier. Our clubs and socie- ties make up an important part of our social growth while we are in school. Not only do our organizations offer us the opportunity to engage in wholesome fun with our classmates, but also render the important function of learning to work with other people toward a definite objective. L.H.S.'s organizations are not social cliques just for a few of the elite. Some clubs have open membership, while others necessitate certain re- quirements. Any student by his own diligence and application can achieve the necessary essentials. Some of our clubs are recognized statewide for their attainment of high quality in their own personal field of endeavor. Another important factor which places our organ- izations on a high standard is the congenial coopera- tion between the club members and their faculty advisors. As we have stated before and will state again, we're proud, and justifiably so, of our organizations at L.H.S. ' .2 1 'lwip mir, L. lo R.: AIIIIL' ll 'iselnarl. r'lrz,ow ei.'itnr: Cricflf' Fine. .rpnrlr erlrlnrf Mfr. Durir I.a11gjr1hr, .l'p!NIf0f,' Afau Kizlraifl. uf-4'ifiIm'.' rmrl jun illjem, rufll' eefilnr. Bntlnm run: L. In R.-' NWICJ' lllflffflll. bll.l'iIIE.Ii.f mal1a,tger.' jane MrDom1f1f, ffl-erlifnr: Kay Stewart, .reuior editor: and Claell Fogle, ar! ezlilor. CEDARS STAFF Comes the long awaited day-our annual is shown to the school for the first time. On that day in May there is no prouder group than your CEDARS staff. To us it represents a year of diligent, exacting workg long hours of patient doing and redoingg and even sometimes sheer mental agony. Even though it was work, not one of us would trade the wonderful experiences and the feeling of self-achievement we've derived from being on the staff. lr is our sincere hope that this book meets your expecta- tions and will leave you with pleasant memories. liach spring the junior Class elects the Co-Editors and the Business Manager and these staff members select the remainder of the staff. The Staff would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to those who have helped make this book what it is. First and foremost to our sponsor, Mrs. Doris Langjahr, whose wonderful assistance cannot be expressed in wordsg also to our photographers, Mrs. Leona Lobraico and Mr. Harold Harveyg to our engravers, The Indianapolis Engraving Companyg and to our printers, Goble Printers of Greenfield, we extend our sincere thanks. Crirlr L. fn Ra' Nslzi'-1 illnrfmz. Bet!-1' Pereilli, Rulyerla Bell. Pauline Bregg: .lane ,llrDrn1alil,'1lli.t,r Lhliafl ll if!. .ipri11.m1','m11l Anne llVi.rehefz1't. Boi it I., In IC.: .Ion ll-1'C7'i'. 101911 Diner, Ernie Len if. and Dirk Kurleliug. Top fuzzy' illilieri Pifrr. Alarm ,In Blrzlmlzglt. jane! Pozrell, Pbyllir S14 inlnrzl, Peggy Hrlafzrl, Anim Rn:'ge1'f. Sarah jo lfller. Cgmlpi I,m44i, Slljllll Slwzuglaazl. Rnllv Clilllllllghdlll. Eleanor Mlzrblyy. Sun lm Slalflli. Eugenia Crii'.fu'ell. Nina Bellv ll ly1leheu1l, m1z1'C. 0. lWerldle, Stwff1.l forty' Dmmlfl Ozrem, Arlene Ro:l,qLrr. juflmz Ploelpr. illrr. Drizlaelle SlL.Dl7C?l l1fI, jnarnza Curly!-1, Rmb Am, By-jnfllg, um! Frame Coalsrml. Tlvinl roux' jerry Tmlrelle um! jim H6fk7IldfI, SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of this organization are chosen for their outstanding character. scholarship, leadership, and service. To be admitted to the society is one of the most distinguished honors a high school student can achieve. The membership is limited to l5'7f of the graduating class, HV! being chosen the junior year and Sf? the senior year by a vote of the faculty. The society maintains the Honor Desk, the function of which is to sell school supplies and furnish informa- tion. Profits from the Honor Desk are used by the society in their generous donations to school projects. Ollicers are John Dicks, presidentg Nancy Morton, vice-presidentg jane McDonald, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Lillian Witt, faculty advisor. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Society represents the same ideals to the Junior High as the Senior Honor Society does to the upperclassmen. The requirements for admission are almost identical, as their members are chosen during their eighth or ninth grade year. The society sells supplies and book covers, especially de- signed for Lebanon High School, in the junior High Ofhceg sponsors the junior High Spelling Contestg and gives assistance to fellow students through their tutoring service. Their officers this year are jim Heckman, presidentg Frank Coahran, vice-presidentg Joanna Corbly, secre- tary-treasurerg and their faculty sponsor is Mrs. Dtubelle Stephenson. THESPIAN SOCIETY These are the john Barrymores and Helen Hayeses of ttrmorrow. Members are admitted on a point basis of so many hours of participation in school dramatics. liach spring the Thespians present a star-studded pro- duction for the enjoyment of the Lebanon public. This year, being no exception, they are presenting Black Wings, which promises to be as good, or better, than past productions. The club is afliliated with the National Dramatics Society. Ollicers are Clhell Fogle, president, George Morton, vice-president, Rosalyn Plott, secretary-treasurerg and Mr. john Roth, sponsor. HI-Y Composing the Hi-Y are junior and Senior boys who believe in the club's standards: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, and Clean Living. As a junior counter- part of the Y.M.C.A. it is mainly a service club for the school. Their main duty is to hold ropes at the basketball games. They sent three of their ollicers to the State Conference for Older Boys at Kokomo this year. The organization, along with the Sunshine So- ciety, sponsors the Courtesy-Character award, initiated in 1958 by Howard Barnett. The club's oflicers are john Dicks, president, jon Myers, vice-presidentg Bob Peabody, secretary, Tom Watlker, treasurerg Terry Darnell, sergeant-at-armsg Raymon Goff, guideg Dick Korteling, chaplaing and their sponsor, Mr. Glen Neeves. 'hm His l 91 Htl 'T SPEECH 'f Q JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Junior Explorers of Science, as these future scientists are known, are students from any grade who are interested in science. During the year they have speakers and individual and committee projects to further their interest in science. The club is a mem- ber of the Science Clubs of America, which sponsors the National Talent Search Contest. The officers of the club are C. O. Weddle, presi- dentg jack McCutchan, vice-president, Etta Lou De- Moss, secretary, and Barry Lindley, treasurer. Their co-sponsors are Miss Helen Reed and Mr. Will Davies. COMMERCIAL CLUB In this group of aspiring commercial students are our future clerks, C.P.A.'s, stenographers, and business heads. Their able sponsors, Miss june Anderson and Mrs. Doris Langjahr, instruct them in their bookkeep- ing, stenography, and typewriting courses. The club obtains guest speakers from the business world to stimulate interest. Each year on Honor Day the club presents awards to the outstanding commercial students. The club this year chose as their governing heads, Rosalyn Plott, president, Pauline Bregg, vice-presi- dentg Beverly Myers, secretary, and Virginia DeCroes, I1'C3.S1lI'C1'. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Under the co-sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth Spacht and Miss Patricia O'Day, these girls prepare them- selves as the homemakers of tomorrow. The local chapter is a member of the national organization of F.H.A. For active participation in chapter functions the girls receive the degrees of .junior Homemaker and Chapter Homemaker. Aside from their regular meetings their activities include rummage sales to raise money for presentation of their awards and the red roses they present to the teachers each year, This yc-ar's ollicers are, Frances Hiland, presidenrg -Iulia Booth, vice-presidentg and Frances liregg, secre- tary-treasurer. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Partners of America consists of boys from the Vocational Agriculture class and is under thc- sponsorship of Mr. Lowell Hunter, The boys are learning practical application of scientific methods while developing co-operation and farm management. They all have projects in crops or animals and earn the following awards according to their achievement: Green Hand, Chapter Farmer, and American Farmer. The local chapter received the distinction of electing Tom XXfalker as vice-president of District Five. Their ollicers are George Morton, presidentg liolw King, vice-presidc-ntg Lowell Shelhourne, secretaryg and Devon Miller, treasurer. WWF SENIOR SUNSHINE COUNCIL The Senior Sunshine Council is the executive body of the Sunshine Society and consists of the officers, sponsors, and the committee chairmen. The club is noted for the worthy services it renders to the school and community. Some of their services were making scrapbooks for Riley Hospital, distributing Christmas baskets, and, as usual, making themselves generally helpful around the school. The society was doubly honored this year by having the privilege of being hostess to the District I Convention and having a member of the community, Mrs. Claude Potts, elected State Dean. Their oilicers are Nancy Morton, president, jane Wiselieiirt, vice-presidentg Claudette Cragun, secre- tary, and Willtt Sue Small, treasurer, with Miss Mary Ann Tauer, Mrs. Pauline Sumpter, Miss Jeanne Meyers, and Miss Eileen Beckett as sponsors. --3 SUNBEAM COUNCIL The Sunbeams serve the school similarly to the Sunshine Society and is composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls. The Sunbeam Council consists of the oliicers, sponsors, and two girls from each of the three classes. During the year they present pro- grams, the talent being from their own organization. They were co-hostesses with the Sunshine Society to the District I Convention. Again this year, as in the past, the Sunbeams decorated the Christmas tree in the junior High Building. The officers this year are Joanna Corbly, president, Deborah Smith, vice-presi- dentg and Linda Gibbs, secretary-treasurer, The spon- sors are Miss Ruth Brookshire, Miss Catherine Buck, Miss Jean Davis, and Miss Irmadene Garrison. I., In R.: Dir! lx' ffr' ruling. Nlalllel illllfffffl. Koizumi Bcll. jdlllf .llrI7o11f1lil, tmil julia! l.7fi'Al',i. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES The Boys' and Girls' State Representatives are elected in the spring of their junior year by the junior Class. They attend summer sessions, which are set up as model govern- mentsg the girls at Bloomington, and the boys at Indianapolis. The boys are sponsored by the American Legion while the girls have three sponsors, the American Legion Auxiliary, Kappa Kappa Kappa, and Psi Iota Xi. At the sessions they learn the workings of our state government. At their respective sessions ,lane was elected a Senator, and Dick served as a City Councilman, while john was busy as a State Representative. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN This award is bestowed upon a senior girl who is outstanding in leadership, service, character, and c'itizen:'hip. From the Senior Class Nancy Morton was chosen the D.A.R. Ciowd Citizen of l954. Nan y was elected by the faculty from the three girls chosen by the Senior Class during the first semester. 6.2 CAN DELABRUM COMMITTEE In l9Z9 a new ceremony was inaugurated by Miss Lydia Bell, and since then it has become a tradition at every formal gathering of the Senior Class. The ceremony consists of lighting seven tapers representing the seven cardinal principles of secondary education: ethical character, worthy use of leisure time, health, worthy home membership, command of the fundamental processse, vocation, and citizenship. The committee is composed of the Senior Class officers and five seniors elected by the class, Being on the Candelabrum Committee is one of the highest distinctions a Senior can achieve. l..f1f Ru' Cf. .llnrlom N. .llnrlmf A. ll i.i'c-lat-tz1'!. C.B11111ei'. D. Knriefiug, A. lfillfaiff. .ll. ll, lklrr-, nn' WI. lflllllfllk 1 's VU' CANDY-COKE COMMITTEE The hucksters at the basketball games arent the frantic refugees they may seem- they are the boys and girls of the Candy-Coke Committee. Each fall the junior Class selects twelve boys and twelve girls to sell candy, gum, and soft drinks at the games. Profits from their efforts go to pay for the junior Prom, a social highlight of the year. This years colerful blue and gray outfits are easy to spot as the vendors hurry frantically about their duties. SPANISH CLUB l.a Alianza Hispanciaw as the Spanish Club is known, is devoted to the promotion of Spanish speak- ing countries and their people, The year's activities included formal and informal initiations, outside speakers, filmstrips, and student panels. At Christ- mas time the club goes caroling in the halls, singing the carols in Spanish. A gala climax to the year's festivitles is the Spanish fiesta sponsored by the club. The ollicers are Diek Hall, presidentg Gene Fine. Ist vice-presfdentg Alan Kincaid, lnd vice-presidentg Ray Shaw, secretaryg and lon Myers. treasurer: and Mrs. Mary .lane DeValk, sponsor. LATIN CLUB Hail Caesar is the hue and cry ot our Latin students. The club is a living example that Rome isnt dead. The Roman Banquet each spring, at which the seniors are the honored guests, is based upon Roman history, complete with costumes and customs. During the year the club has had guest speakers and student programs for their monthly meetings, which are conducted in the manner of the ancient Roman City States. The years ollicers consist of Bill Bales, lst consulg Larry Lewallen, 2nd eonsulg -lo Ann Phelps, quaestorg and Eleanor Murphy, aedileg with Mrs. Pauline Sump- ter as sponsor. 1 PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS The preparation of chemical compounds and solu- tions calls for exacting care and precision. These boys are the ones who prepare the various mixtures and assist Mr. Wfill Davies. They are the caretakers of the storm-room and lab and give help to the students when needed. The lab assistants are chosen each year from the preceding year's chemistry class for their reliability and knowledge of chemistry. The lab as- sistants this year are David Wainscott and Jon Myers. STUDENT OPERATORS These boys under the tutorage of their co-spon- sors, Miss Ruth McLaughlin and Mr. Will Davies, render an important service by operating the movie projector, the tape recorder, and public address sys- tem, To become a student operator one must be a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, and must maintain passing grades in all subjects and have at least a C average in citizenship. This year's officers are Ronald Love, bresidentg Dean Board, vice-presidentg and Kenne.h Mitchell, secretary-treasurer. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS 'lihcsc girls pt-iluriii innuincrzihli- clwix-s in thc cmllicc to maintain top cllicicmy. Aintmg tht-ir tlntics iirc zinsxvt-ring thc phone, taking mcssaigcs, making out thc iilwsciicc list iintl itnnoum't-rmnts. Thi-y are chosen cinch yciir from thc typing clnsscs for their OIIISUIIILIIIIKLQ aihiliiy to Incer thc pnhlic and do ollicc work. They :irc supcrvisctl hy thc ollltc sccrctnrics, Mrs, licvcrly Ottt'rnmn .intl Miss Minn Baker. 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I71'1rf1t'f1lL' St1'pl1t'11ir111, fliiiil1111l l'1'i11fijn1f, .IUNIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS 'l'hc lnniur High itssistitnts cxccutc thc sinnc tlntics its thc Senior High ullict- assist- imts imtl arc almost-ii for thi- sinnc quiilitics. Thcy ure Mrs. Drubcllc Stcplicnsiwns right- lmntl girls imtl iirc nntlcr hcr supervision. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS These are the indispensable assistants which keep track of lost and overdue books, help us find our research books, and keep the volumes in good condition. They assist Miss Ruth McLaughlin in the junior and Senior libraries. It's no easy task to keep the books in- their proper niches, but these boys and girls are always performing their duties cthciently. LIBRARY CLUB Our helpful librarians, too often taken for granted, have an active organization which renders an important service to the school by keeping the library shipshape. Witli money raised by thcir project, they buy books for the school library and assist Miss Ruth McLaughlin in selecting additional books for the school. To be eligible one must either have been a library assistant for at least a year or have worked in the Public Library. Their ofhcers are: Frances Bregg, presidentg Catherine DeMougin, vice-presidentg Beverly Myers, secretaryg and Peggy Phillips, treasurer. Miss McLaughlin is their sponsor. ' 2 S .6 ,, il' II lx . wwmvv I 'QQ iw:r ,fi s J, fyiilpf L. In R.. Burk Roux' jne Kushner, Bob King. joe Ilearfley. Mr. William S. Ilcalb. jack Breed- fnzw. and I Alan Cmrhrarl. Front rote: Dick Kurlefiug, john llirkt, Alan Kiuruirl. George Morirm. run! Iffuie Lezi'i.i'. rlinllonzl I.. fu K., xfrllltlillgf lhzlzfifztf Bregg, Mm' Lillian Wilt. Gene Fine. mn! Mr. Glen Necrer. Stulttl: jun .di-1Cl'.f. Dirk lf1Il'fC!iII,Lf, joe Kurbuer, Drrif Hull. and Anne lI erlrlle. BOOSTERS Service is the byword of the Boosters. Wlietlier it's an errand to be run or a chore to do, the Booster Club members are always on hand ready and willing. They help at the sale of basketball tickets and the games themselves. At school functions they assist in decorat- ing and general arrangements. Each spring ten candi- dates are chosen from the Sophomore Class by the club, they are then voted on by the faculty who selects the hve boys to become Boosters. Their officers are Alan Kincaid, president, George Morton, vice-presidentg and john Dicks, secretary- treasurer. Their faculty sponsor is Mr. Williarn Heath. jUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Lebanon Chapter of the Indiana junior His- torical Society is one of the largest and most active chapters in the state. The club had a distinctive honor bestowed upon them this year by having their local president, jon Myers, elected state president of the society. The club's traditional Box Supper Social has drawn state-wide recognition and is the society's main money-making activity. The club has four night meetings, besides their monthly business sessions, and takes a trip each spring to places of historical interest. This year's governing body consists of jon Myers, presidentg Dick Hall, vice-presidentg Pauline Bregg, secretary, Anne Weddle, treasurerg with Gene Fine, Dick Korteling, and joe Kashner as directors. Their co-sponsors are Miss Lillian Witt and Mr. Glen Neeves. L CLUB The proud possessors of athletic letters from our sports: football, basketball, baseball, track, and golf, compose the members of the club. The players and managers who have won the letters assure respect for them by maintaining high standards of play and sportsmanship. The I, Clubbersu do chores pertaining to athletic functions when the opportunity arises. The officers are Alan Kincaid, presidentg Ray Shaw, vice-presidentg Larry Riggins, secretary-treasurer, with Bob lgney and Al Crawford as sponsors. GAA Sponsored by Miss LaRetha Leyman, the Girls' Ath- letic Association is an organization offered to Lebanon High School girls for the better use of leisure time and beneficial physical activity. The girls compete among themselves and other schools in team and individual sports and learn the value of cooperation and sportsmanship. Awards are given in the spring to those who have qualified for them. The club's administrative body is Marcia Peabody, presidentg Dixie Oehler, vice-presidentg Eleanor Murphy, secre- tary, and Bonnie Hayden, treasurer. IA, 111 R.. 111111 111111: 1i111'1111i'11l.111.111f1. l311'e1'1i j1111e,i. R11111111' C,'111'm11. 1ll11:'f1111S1111111.111111 171111111111'1'1111,r11111-, lJ1,11 111115 li.11'1'i 1.111i111'i, 1111111 511111 Ii1111111zf. ll 11111 Rex, 131111 IK1g14uell. P111 1l1111,i'1111, .1d11LI 1i11l'e1'. 61111111 C1'1'1,zg,13. 111111 1ll111'1' ll 111-e1c1'. 161111 1111'1'1'.' 1,1111 IK11111111. 5111' ll 11i1111, .H1111 1.1111 K11'i1g1'. 1111111 171111. 1511 frlll1l1Ul1. 131111111' 13111111111 S1111 51111113 171111111 ll 11e11f. 1111111111111 1f1111'111'11.i. .S1d11:!1114Lf,' .llix 11111111 D1l3,,1-11, 111111111111 13111, BL1L'1'l,l H1511111, Al111'g11re! B11tt,r, C11r1'r111 l7i1'ke1-51111, 111111 151111 1.1111 DeM11,r.r. ORCHESTRA BAND The orchestra, relatively a new organization, has alreatly macle its plaec among our musical organizations. Under the direction of Mr. Lester Deliarcl it performs at our formal occasions such as Thanksgiving Vespers and the Christmas Program. Representing our school just as our athletes do, is our band. Each year it seems to sountl better and is called upon for more activities. The band plays for football and basketball games, marches in parades, and performs for civic functions as well as school activities. They also present concerts and school convocations, Members compete in state music contests. The intricate routines and dazzling exhibitions of haton twirling are an added feaiure which makes our hand outstanding. These girls are the hard-working, highsteppers who practice long hours in order to luring us a few minutes of enjoyable entertainment. XVithout them no parade would be complete. I.. In R.: Mwlia Hlzffmuu. Karen Smjqwlf. jL'd7lPICff4? Dixon, Br?I'6 l'l-1' Bryant. ,fuller Baker, um! illarriu DdI'f.l'. BAND 17r'nm .ll.fjnr: Buff l5a:l'ge-lt .lIr1jow!fw,' 1111141 Baker. illrrzm Huffman. Karen Sargenl. jeannelte Dixon. Murcia D4n'i.r. am! Bererfr Bryant. 1. 'lbw Sfcznzrf. Puf jnlwimz, A1171 Curry, john l.renl:mu'e1'. Sue l1 il.rm1. 1. J. llvillidllll. Hill Rex. ll uyue Rizfgerray. Mary ,lo Iiflrfmfrylt. Tzmfu Clifmn. Mari' Ellen Bnyfafzd, and Kaiba Shnef11al2er. ll 'liwf lwmv, Pal l'lnzi'.mu. 111:15 Shaw. 101111 ll illiam.t, Charles Young. Frei! TI'Il.l'f767'. Eff Gullinzz. I'eggy I'l1iflip.r. Ella Lou IDe,llm.v.1XD.f1rV1'jcjf.t,Bnl1 D1zff.Nnrman lWiflia111s,George jUl77I.l'fHI. Durizl Dar. Curr-ull Ilirkeriwz. um! Mary Lnn Kwitci. N IQnf1w'1r1 Hall. ljzlrlu Ynlml. Surah Rlzffzfefl. Mary lV'l:1ee1er'. E11 Birfl. Carol Rirhanft. Bob Bmmfzfctl. Dnnmz Cmllmnl, illmjgfzlet Iiltlj. Riclmm' llvwlf. Rainfall Blzlcber. Murlha Small. jerry Collier, Bill ll 'iflium.r. julid jmlur. um! Sieve Sfmzr. A. Y V' .WZ ' 7 ' 'N -' ' ' - . . .A i - ' , .el :' ' W 71 HIGH SCHOOL GLEF CLUB 'Ihc Cilcc Clltth tunsists of sttttlcnts itttcrcstt-tl in x'tmt.tl ntttsit' ttntl its 1lklV.lI1LL'lNL'lHS. Althuttgh tn: Igloo tltth h.ts nut hcun .ts .tctixc this ytztt' :ts in thc pttst, it is httiltling liar tht' lillIlIl'L', .tntl tlitl scntl some ul' its tnctnlx'rs tu tht' fllmtxtl liustixutl. 'Ihcy gtrc ttntlct' tht' lt-.tilttsliip tml utn' new ytmtgtl ittstrtttttfr, Miss ylt-.tnntt Mt-yt't's. An lIlIlLlY.lliOll this ycttr w.ts thc tttltliticmn of gt ntxv sittltglttg grtmttp, tht- M.1tlrigg.tl, wltich spt't'i.tlizss in hulk stings ttntl lmtllttils. lhc hl.1LlI'Il5l,ll Agmttp ts pittttrtttl .ts tht' fron: tow nl thc Cnt11.'t't't Cltoir. 72 CONCERT CHOIR One ol l,.H.S.'s ntttstantlittg tnttsicttl gtwvttps ts tttttlotthtctlly thc L'UllL'Cl'I thoir, cutnposctl ot thc finest voices in sclmnl, sclcctctl cttclt full in ituliyitlttttl tryouts, Untlcr thc tlitwctitmtt of Miss klcannc 1N1cyct's, thc choir is kept busy during thc yt-.tr singing for lttrtn.tl stltotml functions ttntl tmutsitlq t1t'g.xtliy:.ttttmt1s. This ycttr thc wttccrt choir prcscntctl .1 Christmas comer: for thc tnwnspcnplc ttntl stttgul nn nrignttl tnnsicttl, Httymttkcrs' Hnlitlttyf' Once .tgttin thc chnir pttrticiptttctl in thc District Cltnml Ft-stix'.t'. 'lihc ctmttccrt choir hats QllWLlyS been an ntttsntntling t'cpt'csct1t'tttivc of uttt' sclttml ttntl this ycttr tlphcltl its linc t't-puttttitm. ,sf L to R.: Mrs. Zora Hilauzl, MU. Delorer Hiland, and Mfr. Lair Ilmilwz. I to R..' Mr. Wfilliam Huiron, Mr. Alva Hudrorz, am! Mr. W'il1iam Slim Waliorz. COOKS These women are the soul savers who prepare our sustenance in the school cafeteria. Their work is sometimes lightly regarded but their absence would soon bring a howl of discontent from the students. We greatly appreciate their tireless labors to keep the lunchroom operating smoothly. CUSTODIANS Patience and persistency, that describes our cus- todians. Each day they must plow through a moun- tain of debris that we leave. Their job around the school is a never ending one. We're proud of the way Lebanon High School looks and we extend our hearty thanks to the men who keep it that way- Bill, Slim, and Alva. L. to R.: Ba.febaf1', Ray .Sl9a14',' football, Gene Fine mul Uvayzze Du1u1ey.' lrurk. Alan Kiflcairlf bah-lbaN, Bob 1idI'jl7IllgfII golf, jack Reedf and bnrkelball, Bob Peabody. 'fSpamq. L4, amagxzd. nf, the wcco DK. ell. JL. Sm ,- Q: I y A ll A i li, A ly J wfiTqi.Rw U 7 ? At one time not so many years ago Lebanon High School was known as a power and was feared and respected by any opponent which they might encounter. Since Lebanon was dropped from the North Cen- tral Conference in 1932 for discontinuing a major sport Cfootballj, we have been struggling to regain the standing which we once possessed in athletics. The resumption of football, track, and golf has made it possible for Lebanon to present itself as a competitor for a position in the North Central Conference. Gradual, but constant improve- ment in all fields of athletics induces Tiger fans to believe that some day Lebanon High School might again take its rightful place in athletics. The squads of '53 and '54 and their backers have taken a step higher on the ladder leading to that level of accomplishment, which is only expected of a school such as L. H. S. ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL This governing body is made up of seven students and eight faculty members. The students consist of a president, a vice-president, a secretary, two boy representatives, and two girl representatives. In that respective order they are Gene Fine. Alan Kincaid, Chell Fogle, Ray Shaw, Phil Sterling, Anne Wecldlte, and Sally Kern. These students were elected early in the fall by a vote of all the students in the Junior and Senior High School. This election was held in the gymnasium in the form of an all school convocation. This board is really just a small executive branch of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Our Athletic Board is the judge and police force of the IHSAA. The Board enforces all rules pertaining to I..H.S. athletics. Two chief duties of the Athletic oarc o Io ro ae o ceece 1' r'ce o ic o a z 1 ic on ess i wnli I5 lfint l rt l'il tlc 1' ftlcetst ll 1tllet'c tt n il lebanon High School participates and to act upon the recommendations by the coaches for the awarding ot sweaters. lnpl lu R Ihr! Slerfnlg. Ani, Priu. Drnlzelle Ste,hl9cz1mu. Cmzflv Wm. S. Ileufb. Prin. Paul ll . Neuman. Coarli Al Cruze- rm fllan IXAHCLIIL Mlm LaRe1lta Layman. any! Couch KLIlll6'lL1 llerhw. Bottom. L. In R.: Supl. T. L. Clarlrlian. Cnuflv lxezlb lxlmuld. Cleric' lime. Aunt' llvcffiffe. Chell Fuglc. Sully Kern. Ru'-'I' Slmzzx um! Coach Hub lgue-v. Left in tigblf Rrvuful Plot! Dirk Frlfrf farm ll i.tebcfar1 Lffz to rigbff Bill Rex ,lim jc!! Charlet Sceriglat Blllfljlf' Bllllllfl' Biff Arlafey john Fuller Raimrm Gnff l CHEER LEADERS There is very much hard work and very little glory connected to the job of leading yells. However, Lebanon High School has always had a more than satisfactory turn-out for these positions. This year Rosalyn Plott, jane Wiselmeart, and Dick Ford can be sure that every last student in Lebanon High School is proud to have had such outstanding and hard-working cheerleaders. MANAGERS Wtarkl Wcxrk! Wcmrk! Tighten my cleats! . . . Put up the nets! . . . Tape this bat! . . . Wl1ere is the shot put? . . . The managers are the work horses of athletics. They are a go-between from the player to the coach, They serve as leaning posts for the coaches. Their toils are many . . . Cer- tainly they wear an L and they can wear it proudly. 77 ,,.,,,.,........--- R1111' I, 1. In r..' Cnurh Al C1'u11'1r1n1, 17. 111111. 11. .S'1Jeef.t. I., 1.:1111.1111. 1, 1X'd.l'l7llLl'. l'. 17ll117:lll1l'. 17. 131111r11. '14, 17111'11e11, ,1. 171111. fl. IX-1IIld1Il. a11f1 Arif. C.'r1111'11 Keilli Ki111'11111. Ruiz' 2, 1. fu r.: Mgr. 1, jeff, G. 1llr1rf1111. 17. Cr111111'. ll . Ri1'1m1'11.i'1111. -1, 11e11111ei'. 17. ll 11111i111lf. Ii. King, li. C1'1'i11i11. 1. 1l11gl11i, 'l'. 1ll1f11'1ec'. Ci. A1111er.i1111. 11111 Aol. 511111111 H1111 lgllei. Run' 5. 1.111 r.: Mgr. C.. .xL'L'l'I'Hl7l. -1, 1i1'e111111'c. C.. 1r1111f1i111.i. 1. .S111111H111. IQ. 51111113 1. f.1l1fI11l. QI. l.11111111. .1 C.ot1111'1111, I'. .h'1l'l'l1lljJ, C. Muff, 1111 1 Mgr. ,l. lleerf. Ruiz' -1. 1. fn 11.' ll . 171111 1101. j. Stuff. G. Ffllu. Cf. S111111111111. 13. l'c11111111r. 17. .1lle1'1'1r1f. V. .S'111111e1'. Ji. 1.1111'e1'1'.111111 17. 1.1111111e1'l. VARSITY FOOTBALL i Above are the boys that comprised l.ebanon High Schools football team which this year had the best season record since Coach Crawford took the wheel in the fall of l950. ln addition to this fine record the squad and its backers take pride in the recognition which two Tiger boys. ll. Coahran and Gene Fine, received. They were awarded honorable mention on the 111- :1111111fm11.i 'li1II1L'.l' Al.l.-STATE football team. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL jim I-leckman with a total of A18 points was lead- ing scorer for the junior Varsity. Although the feason record was two victories against lout sel- backs, this group of boys played some mighty promis- ing football. Coach Keith Kincaid had 55 boys August 15 and kept all of them on the squad. Kincaid had to spend much time on fundamentals which limited the amount of time he could spend on improving or perfecting any group of eleven boys, K1111' I, 1. 111 1 '.,' illgr. Ii. ,'l.i111c1. c., MW. ,. rw 11 . VI . . '- l !lf1ei'. 'lf 1te1111r1111'. C1111t11 Keiflw K1111'11i11'. 1. K11111v11i. 17. N.1111'1'. 1 11e1111. 1111.11 ,lllqfx 11. 17cJ!1'c'l'. IQIIII' J, 1. 111 1:5 1. 114111111111 11 17, ll'VCllL'7', R. ,ll11l'1f1'11. X. NLQ11. C. ll e11111e. 17. 1'l1111tf, 17. Cf1'1111ge1'. If. l Il!1l'l7ll, 111111 11. Ping. RIIII' 5. 1. In 1'.,' 11. ,111r1'elf. Cf. f.ll1'1.i'. 17. .llf11'fell. 11. ,1IlI1L',l'. ff. 7vIllll1,K, 17. C.'11t'111'1111. 17. Ifllerlztlcl. 17 llllffllll 1 11 '1' 171111117 IXIJII' 11. 1. 111 1 '..' ,1. 11111rc11e. 1. Rirlm1'11.11111, R. Iit111111111. 11, 1111.1- .l'lNl'Q. B. l.1111111c1'f. AI. j111'111u1. lf. .S'11cf1l1u1'11. B. li11le.r. 111111 -1. I1e1-11111111. 1955 FOOTBALL SEASON RESULTS LEBANON . . Plainfield . . , , . Lebanon ..... SACRET HEART . LEBANON . . West Lafayette , , , LEBANON .. Wlestfield .. . . LEBANON . , . Greencastle . , . , . , LEBANON . . Frankfort Lebanon . . CRAXWFORDSVILLE LEBANON Kirklin Lebanon NOBLESVILLE . FOOTBALL ACTION PICTURES The Tigers in action . . . Many of this year'S Seniors have been waiting four years to meet the Frankfort Hot Dogs. The pr-ak of this season Came when Lebanon defeated Frankfort . . . I5 to 7 in one of the most exciting games of the year. l fv,h4 1' lr!!! 'Ulilqlvly bahflj' fam . . . Paul Wolfe lmr just .ft'IH'f:'l1I lair plwcinm TD .rlmz-tlj' l14'l 0 we will uf Ilia' bull of lbe Fftlflkfllff game. I'pfn:' right! Tlvix it UPI!-1' unc of the many lima: Al Kincaid' .rmmperezl 5170101111 curl for large guim. He :mule 24 Jarzly nn tbir one. l.w:1z-r lult: I.cbm1u11'.r pau 1lefe11.fe 11:11 topr Ibir game. at Ililldl. Here Collier. Crmbrau. ann' Lamlwrl flute in un an opponent. lmffw' rfqlrf: Cullier and Cll4ll7V'a'7l wwf nlwnt to ffdfb up Dupler nf Fraf1Hnr't. Fine. ellrliuu a blurier. mmes up for 5!fL'lll'iIV1'. L H S. GRIDMEN Gene Fine with six TD's captured scoring honors for the Tigers Junior end .I Coahran, who had live TD's was constantly pushing Fine throughout the season. Other scorers were Alan Kincaid, Duane Collier, joe Kashner, Jack Breedlove, Paul Wolfe, and Sophomore quarterback, Larry Lewallen, who kicked Lebanon's conversions. Coach Al Crawford had his bench loaded with adequate and anxious substitutes this year. This fact -f i Nzifisfitn solved the problem of replacing a regular because of an injury but affronted Crawford with the new, and possibly more difficult problem, of decid'ng which boy or boys to start each game. Five letter winners and many experienced players were stationed on the sidelines each game. Fifteen of these boys graduate and twenty-two are returning. Lebanon fans can expect plenty of exciting football on the Tiger Gridiron next year!!! Good luck! Row l: George Anderson Dean Board jack Breedlove jack Clifton 1 Coahran Row 2: Duane Collier Terry Darnell john Dicks Wayne Downey Paul Dulhanty Row 3: Gene Fine Bob Gritlin Dick Hall joe Headley jack Hughes Row fi: ,loe Kashncr Alan Kincaid Bob King Don Lambtrt jerry Lamm Row 5: Larry Lewallen Max Lowery Tom McGhee Don Merriott Ken Mitchell Row 6: George Morton Wayne Richardson Charles Saulmon Charles Scott jim Scott Row 7: John Sanklin Ray Shaw Harley Sheets Phil Sterling Charles Tompkins Row S: Charles Seeright, Mgr. Paul Wolfe Dave Wainscott Bill Ashley, Mgr. Left to right: jack Read, Coach Crawford, Joe Headley, john Forter, Paul Dullmnty, Dick St. Pezer, and Dick Hall. my V GOLF Last season Lebanon High School's golf team defeated West I.afayette's team 8 to 7 and defeated Noblesville's team 1295 to ZW on the Ulen Country Club course. These two victories against four defeats, all of which were Close, are definite proof that golf at L. H. S. is improving. All of last year's team will be returning this spring and Coach Crawford can look forward to the prospects of a better season. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Tiger basketball team of this season got orl to a slow start by winning only three of its first twelve games. But the thirteenth game of the season, against Shortridge of Indianapolis, proved to be the turning point. The Tigers defeated this foe 59 to 44 and went on to stage a startling comeback by winning nine of its next eleven games. Four of these victories came as the result of Lebanon winning the Sectional. The scores indicate that Lebanon was decisively the victor. However, the Tigers were cold in the early part of each game and the scores were close until the start of each second half. Of the two losses, one was by one point in an overtime tilt against Sheridan in regular season play. The other was to jeff of Lafayette 55 to 52 in the Regional Tourney. This was Coach Bob Igney's first year at Lebanon and he came up with a team of which every Lebanon High School basketball fan was proud. RUII' I, l. lu r.: ltrrri Higgins. Ilrllll ljlllbzlllf-1, Hof: lkfaflrlzfy ,'li4Q7'.,lIll7I1 Fowler, ,Inv Karlvrler, I.,1'ml Miller, and lim ill-1'er.l'. Run Q, l. In r..' Cfmnll limb lgueli. Boll Ilurrlvnmll. J frlldhfdll, ju-Lk Clifton. Ilgrley Sheelr. and flirt. Cmzrlv K6llllL'Il7 Rather. 82 Lulu nf lnnw kuffx. A Ixpiral fart nf anim' Hrmfier lmrbeffifzff Ligawe. 8l'Af76L'ialH-1' 'liige1 ' baikcftfzufff 111 the ubnre pifllnci ' ' A 5 ' I :H fa IM l.rl,.1 .1 ll l!d7'lIfvl ll INJFIIIKQ Ibllf' ,rlvarc uf gkfflllg mnlrnl nj More 26 r. TAM ffm' trim all Airmmz lung. fm! it zmifft nun! flu fi1.'fw' pm! ffl flu' .ic-4111111 ffm! the 71ger1r were able In c'api!r1lir.cm1 fl7fJ'dlfl'..l1fl1xUC LEHA NON l.eba1non La-bnnon Lclmnon L EISA NON LEBANON 1.4-lmnon Lelmnon lrlmnon Lclmnon l.Cl5LlI10l1 lAelmnon I AEBANON LEBANON 3' Lebanon 5 Overtime. 60 50 64 26 49 46 5 l 49 5 l 42 46 5,5 59 57 57 '55 and '54 Season and Tourney Scores Lapel A A A A A A LAFAYETTE JEFF A CRAWFORDSVILLE FRANKFORT A A A Greencastle A A A West Lufuyerre A A FRANKLIN A FRANKFORT A A ALEXANDRIA A A A SHELBYVILLE A A A GERSTMEYER T. H. CATHEDRAL A A A Shortridge A A Rossville A A SHERIDAN AAAA 58 62 80 47 48 44 57 62 54 59 86 61 44 40 58 LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON Lebanon LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON LEBANON Lebanon 61 Monticello 6l Crziwforrlsville 79 lnrlpls. Howe Holiday Tourney ,A 78 Rossville A 55 CRANWFORDSVILLE Sectional Tourney A, 58 Dover A A 53 Pinnell A A A59 Al1lCliSO1l Twp. 55 Pike, Marion Co. A Regional Tourney A A52 LAFAYETTE JEFF 60 52 7 l 7 3 68 48 59 45 42 55 NAME Clifton Coahran Harshman Herr Kashncr Lumm Lcwullcn Miller Peabody Sheets INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND TOURNEY SCORING STATISTICS CLASS hlr. jr. Sr. jr. .lr- Soph. Soph. Sr. Sr. Sr Pi JS. C. 1. C G G. li G li G. 1: FREE FREE HEIGHT GAMES FIELD THROWS THROW PERSONAL TOTAL GOALS MADE ATTEMPTS FOULS POINTS 6'1 15 4 10 20 13 1-1 6' 25 55 30 51 51 156 6' 25 72 50 103 78 19-'1 6' 7 1 0 0 7 2 5'l1 25 24 21 45 1111 69 6'1 16 14 7 16 12 115 5'8 14 4 15 25 16 21 5'10 23 96 85 1511 T11 277 5'11 25 102 94 148 68 298 6'1 22 56 40 75 72 152 84 L. to R..' jack Clifton. j Clldbfdil. Bob Harxlaman. and Sam Herr. L. to R..' fue Kaxlarlcr, Jerry Lamm, Larry Leuallen. and Lynn Miller. L. In R..' jim M-yerx. Bob Peabody. aml Harfey Sheetf. CU BS The Cubs won 4 games and lost 13. Chuck Dulhanty with 89 points ended the season as high scorer. Lamm and Lewallen were moved up to the varsity after playing only 8 Cub games, and both were at that time keeping pace with Dulhanty. Per man the Cub team is taller than the varsity, but they are not yet as well developed. Thus after a summer of maturing, these boys are sure to increase the prospects of the '54 and '55 basket- ball season. Rou I. 1. to r..' Ed Shepard, Ronnie Bea- man Charler Scott, Bill Balex, Charlet Dul- hanty. and Devon Miller. Rouf 2, l. to r.: Darrel Morken, lim Scott. Mgr. jerry Hill. Boh Lamhert. anzl Rirharzl Forter. F RESHMEN The Freshmen team lost to Attita in the first game of their tourney. joe Clark scored 98 points to lead his team to a season record of 4 wins and 10 losses. Row 1, l. to r.: Mgr. Steve Neal, Jim Heckman. Bill Baker, john lrenhoufer, Don Morton. David Granger, and Mgr. Kay Morrit. Rou' 2, l. io r..' Coach Kenny Recher, C. O. Wferltlle, Dave Eaton. Reggie Morken, Frankie Cochran. and Ronnie Gillihan. Rou' 3. l. to r..' Jerry Tanrelle, Ed King. joe Clark, Harry Deffenhaugh, and jerry Breezllozfe. JUNIOR HIGH The junior High squad defeated Frankfort in the first game of their tourney but lost to Attica in the sec- ond game. Nick Neuman was lead- ing scorer with 121 points. The sea- son record was 7 wins and 8 losses. Row I, l. to r.: john Aherman, john Wfhite, Walter Culley. Ronnie Carton, Nick Neuman. Allan Smith, Paul Breedlove, anrl Jim Latham. Rou' 2, l. to r..' john Hechman, Ronnie Boone, Luther Gilliam. Frank Stoufert. Dazfe Dickerron, Bill Fogle, Dave Neuman. Marty Smith. and Stanley French. Rou' 3. l. to r.: Coach Kenny Recher, Delbert Danit, Lawrence Acton, Morrix Booth, john Hedge. Stanley Collinx, Kenny Smith. Tony Reynoldr, and Ronnie Neal. Run' I, l. In r.: Mgr. Rn-mfml Cuff. .1 Cffahrmz. Bob Pcalmzly, Terry Darnell. Bob King, and Larry L6'll'a'HL!I. Rm, 2. 1, ff, ru' C,'4ry Sroli. lid Gufliorl. Raj Sbauu and Cough Dar Hcallo. BASEBALL Coach Doc Heath, who had only one Senfor veteran, Ross Pauly, and one junior veteran, Ray Shaw, saw his inexperienced squad learn baseball the hard way! Seven boys earned their baseball sweaters last spring and are returning this year to seek revenge for the discouraging results of the previous season. Although two of the games were lost by wide margins, a victory over Crawfordsville by I4 to 2, offset the defeats so much that Lebanon lost each game by an average of only one run. BASEBALL SEASON RECORD Lebanon .. Lebanon A , A Lebanon . Lebanon LEBANON A . I.ub.1non . fTnp1 Affer Ray Sbau' rlouted thi! fmt: ball for n frm bagger, Sboriridge had af mighty zfixgzuted pitcher. flinfnnm Bnlz King if about to repeat Rfllff f70l','CN 7Illl7lfL'. Bob 71207111961 jiri! lmfe on Ibis wie. lm! be had to hold up for a Jingle. FRANKFORT LAFAYETTE ZION SVILLE LAFAYETTE Crawfordsville SHORTRIDGE TRACK 1953 Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon to R.: Cha placed placed placed placed placed rler Bum er, Dave Lebanon High Schools track team has been without a track since the sport was re- sumed in the late '4O's. This has been a great hindrance to the Tiger trackmcn. They have been practicing at the city park where it is impossible for sprinters and distance runntrs to learn to pace themselves correctly. The field men of the team have a pit in which to practice but it is far from regulationg however, Lebanon has made most of its po'nts in the field events. There is an unconditioned track around the football Held now and perhaps the team will be able to use it this year. If so, Lebanon is sure to improve its record. 1953 TRACK RECORD 3rd in a three way meet with N'ville and Alexandria. Std in a three way meet with W. Lafayette and Fowler. 2nd with 55 SX6 points to Charltotfs 73 1!6. 2nd in a three way meet with C'vil1e and Greencastle. Sth in the N'ville Relays. There were 6 schools participating. Wainrcott, Coach Bob Igney, Lynn Miller, and Alam Kincaid. lu fha afmre f7fL'flH'6.l' one only ,feet a mmf! percent of the girl! who are active in the atlzvletirf tba! are reprewnlerl. and it if not diffirzzfl In ubierre bon' well these girls are trained. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Not to be outdone by the boys, is our active Girls' Athletic Association, playing indi- dividual and team competitive sports between themselves and other schools. Their activities include volleyball, basketball, badminton, modern dancing, and tumbling. Besides providing wholesome exercise and teaching cooperation, the G.A.A. fur- n'shes a better use for leisure time. Awards are presented each spring on Honor Day, in the form of letters and chevrons, to those girls meeting the necessary requirements. '-Mm, V... yn 5 'iv M - Xt '- V V . Q ,N f A '- . Q K , f VQ :1Qw,gNf3g,, f M' 2. A L. i , zz nf fJ-2m N' 'N Q im ffmif 5 WEE? s .f xSt142gi , it ' hg4534 W X , gg ,vw Vgmikiifig. -A W, i W LLAE , , .Q w5,.Ef5g3 X ' - Pm, 7 S?igEf, 3f gg I 'lfsii-Wai. 1 ii. ' -3' gg ' - N , u f .X ., F K K X il F -- A mi mm V- 5 X 1 , - 'f L, K i 1 - ,EQQ Q 41. --4'2w22l': 'mzsff I s 'RQ k f f-,iff-Qi H Q-593515 g i 5' S .1 5, as , -QQ X K X T ffgg f f Z f ESX X l lyjl K y 2.2- 1-1 f. Z I so-5-35-3 , A, xx. W1 W :N X .I I I fr' 1 L f-, lk ,Il W ' I5 yy I Nu 1 .J A ff Y 4 xi? ff ff 2 I ', 3 F. V f, VL: Alma, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84, 86 Dodds Yr. 8 EW -4 r-IXINONONDXI u-I N06 8 7 12 11 8 10 8 9 9 7 9 2 10 11 8 9 10 7 7 11 8 11 9 7 11 8 10 ll 12 8 7 12 7 7 10 7 7 9 11 8 9 9 9 9 10 7 10 9 12 10 8 12 8 8 92 Acton, Lawrence Earl, 46, 85 Adams, Donald, 46, 59 Akerman, John, 46, 59, 85 Akerman, Mr. R. D., 6, 17 Allen, Jackie, 50 Allen, Joseph, 43 Allen, Melba, 43 Donna, 43, 60, 64, 69 Alma, Frances Faye, 50 Anderson, George, 37, 58, 60, 64, 80 Anderson, Miss June, 19, 59 Anderson, Rebecca, 40, 60, 69 Antle, Dick, 43, 64, 65, 78 Arnold, Melvin, 46 Arthur, Ruth Mary, 50 Ashley, William Earl, 26, 58, 77, 80 Bailey, Lenda, 37, 63, 64, 72 Baker, James, 46 Baker, Janet, 40, 66, 69, 70, 71 Baker, Kenneth, 46 Baker, Miss Mina, 18, 66 Baker, William, 43, 85 Baldwin, Patricia Ann, 43 Baldwin, Sonja Lee, 50 Bales, Bailey Ann, 43, 64, 66 Bales, Berton, 26, 58 Bales, Bill, 40, 64, 78, 85 Bales, Gary, 37, 58 Bales, Sue, 46 Banks, Donna Kay, 43, 64, 89 Banks, Sue Ann, 40, 64 Baringer, Stephen, 50 Barnett, Bonnie, 50 Barrett, Lois, 9, 37, 59, 60, 63, 72 Barrett, Wilma, 46 Barton, Keith, 37, 58, 59, 65, 72 Barton, Patty, 43, 60, 69 Batchelor, Frances, 50 Batty, Margaret, 37, 64, 66, 69, 70, 71 Beadle, Diann Marie, 46 Beaman, Ronnie, 40, 78, 85 Beason, Lois M., 37, 63, 69, 70, 89 Beary, Patsy Ann, 22, 26, 59, 60 Beck, John W., 46 Beck, Sonja, 50 Beckett, Miss K. Eileen, 8, 19, 61 Bell, Roberta, 7, 26, 57, 61, 62, 71, 72 Berry, Judy, 50 Bewley, William, 50 Biggerstalf, Sharon, 12, 40, 64, 69 Billingsly, Bill, 50 Binkley, Mary Ann, 50 Bird, Edwin, 43, 59, 71 Bird, Joyce, 36, 37, 59, 61, 64, 69 Birge, Sandra Lee, 46 Bishop, Jack, 43 Bishop, Nancy Lee, 43 Black, Charles, 43 Black, Owen, 43 Blazier, Jim, 40 Blazier, Willard, 50 Blubaugh, Mary Jo, 41, 57, 64, 71 Blubaugh, Robert, 43, 60 Board, Harold Dean, 7, 26, 58, 65 79. 80 Boone, Carolyn, 40, 69, 89 Boone, Ronnie A., 46, 85 Booth, Julia, 4, 26, 60, 69, 72 Booth, Morris,,,46, 85 Boram, Ernest Lee, 46 78, 78, 70, 72, Bowman, Mrs. Lila, 19, 24 Boyd, Charles, 50 Boyland, Mary Ellen, 40, 69, 71 Bradshaw, Yvonne, 43, 69 Bragg, Sherman, 43 Bramblett, Robert A., 46, 71 Brattain, Mrs. Lois, 73 Bray, Janice Sue, 50 Bray, Lois, 37, 59, 60, 64, 72 Breedlove, Bobbie, 43 Breedlove, Jack, 36, 37, 60, 64, 68 78, 80 Breedlove, Jerry Leroy, 43, 78, 85 Breedlove, Minnie, 37, 59 Breedlove Breedlove , Paul Wayne, 46, 85 Ray, 46 Copeland, Jack, 37, 58, 60, 63 Corbly, Joanna, 43, 57, 61, 64, 66, 69 Corbly, Marilyn Louise, 46 Couchman, Robert, 43, 60 Cox, Miss Lee S., 19 Cozzy, Grace, 12, 40, 69, 72 Cozzy, Joann, 22, 27, 59, 60, 66, 69, 72 Cragun, Claudette, 40, 61, 64, 67, 69 Cra Susan, 50, 61, 67 Crakrd, Mr. Alvin, 19, 69, 76, 78, 81 Crawford, Martha Jo, 50 Cross, Shirley, 40, 64, 72 Culley, Geraldine, 50 Culley, Paul, 43 Bregg, Frances, 4, 37, 59, 60, 63, 67, 72 Bregg, Pauline, 26, 57, 59, 61, 68 Bridgeman, Sandra, 40, 72 Brindle, Ruth Ann, 40, 57, 64, 70 Brooks, Gloria, 6, 22, 26, 59, 60 Brookshire, Miss Ruth, 19, 61 Broshar, Linda, 43, 69 Bryant, Beverly, 37, 69, 70, 71, 72 Bryant, Judy, 50 Buchanan, Walter, 50 Buck, Miss Catherine, 19, 61 Burgess, Rosalind Kay, 50 Burk, Joe Ann, 43 Burrin, Tom, 40, 64, 67 Bush, Judy, 40, 67, 69, 72 Butcher, Randall Lee, 37, 58, 65, 70, 71 Burner, Charles M., 6, 9, 10, 22, 24, 26, 58, 63. 69, 77. 38 Butner, Nancy, 43, 64, 67 Byrkett, Wilma, 37, 59, 72 Byroad, Helen Lee, 50 Caldwell, Carolyn, 43, 72 Caldwell, Judy, 40, 64, 69 Culley, Richard, 40 Culley, Walter Leon, 46, 85 Cunningham, Nancy, 9, 27, 59, 60 Cunningham, Ruth, 43, 57 Curry, Ann, 43, 60, 69, 71 Curts, George, 40, 60, 78 Darnell, Teddy, 50, 59, 69, 78 Darnell, Terry, 8, 27, 58, 80, 86 Davies, Mr. Will Roland, 19, 65 Davis, Davis, Delbert, 46, 85 Ellen, 43 Davis, Miss Jean, 19, 61 Davis, Loretta, 43, 64, 69 Davis, Davis, Marcia, 43, 61, 64, 69, 71 Margaret, 50 Dawson, Jeanne Ellen, 46 Dawson, Richard, 40, 64 Deakins, Marilyn, 43, 66, 67 Deakins, Richard Eugene, 50 DeAtley, Joanne, 50 DeAtley, Robert, 43, 64, 78 DeBard, Mr. Lester, 19, 70 DeCroes, Geraldine, 40 - DeCroes, Harry, 50 DeCroes, Virginia, 27, 59, 60, 64 Caldwell, Linda, 40, 64, 69 Caldwell, Mary Kay, 50 Caldwell, Caldwell, Melva Sue, 50 Patricia Ann, 50 Campbell, Shirley, 26, 59, 60, 66 Carpenter, Sharon, 50 Carr, Charlotte, 50, 67 Carson, Ronnie A., 46, 70, 85 Cavin, Judy, 40, 69 chains, John, 43, 64 Childress, Lois L., 46 Chitwood, Elaine, 50 Chitwood, Rosemary, 27, 59, 60 Christian, Mr. T. L., 14, 16, 76 Clark, Joe, 43, 64, 85 Clemens, Judy, 46 Clifton, Jack, 37, 58, 64, 65, 78, 80, 82, 84 Clifton, Twyla Mae, 43, 64, 71 Clinger, Nancy, 46 Clossin, Charles, 50 Coahran, Donna, 43, 60, 69, 71 Coahran, Frankie, 43, 57, 78, 85 Coahran, J Alan, 37, 58, 68, 69, 72, Coahran, Sandra Lynn, 27, 59, 60, 72 Collier, Duane A., 27, 60, 69, 78, 79, 80 Collier, Jerry Allan, 40, 71 Collins, Stanley, 50, 85 Cook, Geneva Ann, 37, 59, 60 Cooper, Frances, 37, 69 Deer, Dana, 7, 27, 58, 72 Deffenbaugh, Harry, 43, 85 Defienbaugh, Sandra, 37, 60, 67 De La Rosa, Roy, 50 De La Rosa, Zeke, 43 Demaree, Robert, 50 DeMoss, Etta Lou, 40, 59, 67, 69, 70, 71,89 DeMougin, Catherine, 27, 59, 60, 67, 72 Denny, Darrell, 37, 58, 60, 64, 72 DeValk, Mrs. Mary Jane, 20, 64 Dewey, James, 46 Dewey, Shirley, 50 Dickerson, Carroll, 37, 58, 59, 70, 71 Dickerson, David, 50, 85 Dickey, Joseph E., 46 Dickey, Roberta, 22, 27, 59, 60, 67, 72 Dicks, John Richard, 8, 9, 28, 57, 58, 62, 64, 68, 69, 70, 78, 79, 80 Dillon, Carol, 43, 67 Dillon, Ruth, 37, 72 Dixon, Jeanette, 46, 71 Dennis, 46 59 Doty, Judy Kay, 50 Doughty, Larry, 51 Downey, Wayne, 9, 28, 58, 59, 69, 74, 78, 80 Downing, Tom, 43, 64, 65, 78 Dudchik, Richard Nicholas, 51 DuH, Robert, 40, 59, 64, 67, 71 Dulhanty, Paul, 6, 24, 28, 78, 80, 81 Duff, William, 51 Dulhanty, Charles, 40, 85 Gofg Raymon, 8, 28, 58, 64, 69, 77 8 Goodni ht oe 47 59 Hemmerle, Mr. Charles, 20 Hendricks, Marthena, 51 Hendricks, Mary Jane, 44 82, 83 Dulin, Janet, 51 Dunlap, Phil, 40, 64 Dunn, Sandra Lee, 46 Durham, Carolyn, 43 Dye, James, 46 Dye, Lois, 37 Dye, Louise, 37, 63 Eagleson, Sandra Jane, 51, 59 Eaton, David, 43, 85 Eaton, Diann, 51 Eberwein, Garold Gene, 51 Edens, John Leon, 51 Edens, Tony, 51, 85 Edmonds, Mina Louise, 6, 8, 9, 10 28, 59, 63, 66 Edmonds, Robert, 43, 64 Edwards, James W., 46 Edwards, Julia, 46, 58, 70 Egbert, Virginia, 43, 60 Eller, Ruth Ann, 37, 59, 60, 67 Eller, Sara.h Jo, 43, 57, 60, 66 Ellis, John, 40 Ellis, Paul L., 46 Emshwiller, Nelda, 46 Emshwiller, Vonda, 37, 60, 64 English, Dick, 51 Essex, Ed, 7, 9, 28, 58, 59, 72 Essex, Jane Ellen, 51, 59 Essex, Leo, 46 Essex, Lucretia, 51 Essex, Max R., 43 g , J , , Goodwin, Mrs. Barbara, 20 Graham, Bill, 29, 58, 59, 67 Graham, Jack, 37, 58, 60, 63 Graham, Larry Dean, 44 Granger, Ashley, 40, 60 Granger, David, 44, 64, 78, 85 Greene, Norma, 4, 22, 29, 59, 60, 66, 72 Gre Carol ane 47 60 70 Hendricks, Robert, 38 Hendrix, Ronnie, 51 Hensley, Ralph, 51 Hernandez, John, 51 Herr, Sam, 38, 58, 84 Herring, Patricia, 47 Hershman, Edwin, 51 Hershman, John, 44, 60 Hiestand, Frances Kay, 44, 64, 67, 69 sg, J , , , Griffin, Judith Kay, 47 Grifhn, Robert, 37, 58, 78, 80 Groce, Louise, 51 Groninger, Kay, 40, 64 Groninger, Sue, 47 Highland, Clara Ruth, 47 Highland, Glorena, 38, 59, 66 Gruver, Charlotte, 51 Gueram, Dora, 40, 64, 72 Gulgon, Edwin, 8, 29, 58, 69, 70, 71 8 Gullion, Kay, 44, 64 Gullion, Linda, 40, 64, 69 Hiland, Carol, 44, 60, 66, 69 Hiland, Mrs. Deloris, 73 Hiland, Frances Ann, 4, 30, 60, 66 Hiland, Mildred, 38, 59, 61, 64 Hiland, Hiland, Hiland, Peggy, 44, 57, 64, 66 Sharon, 40, 64, 69 Mrs. Zora, 73 Hill, Jerry, 38, 58, 64, 85 Hine, John, 52 Gwaltney, Kenneth, 47 Gwaltney, Phyllis, 22, 29, 59, 60, 61 66, 69, 72 Haase, Benjamin Lee, 44 Haase, Marcella, 51 Hoffman, Patty, 38, 59, 60, 72 Hoffman, William, 52 Honan, Frances, 38, 59, 63, 69 Hooton, Sherry, 44, 64 Hale, Elva, 29, 59, 60 Hale, Gladys, 51 Hale, Helen, 51 Hale, Laura, 47 Hale, Marshall, 51 Hale, Orville, 51 Hale, Ralph, 47 Houser, Mr. Ralph, 20 Howard, Karen Sue, 52 Howson, Patricia, 30, 64, 70, 71 Howson Howson , Rodney, 38 , Stephen, 47 Hudson, Mr. Alva, 73 Hudson, Mr. William, 73 Finch, Morris, 47 Evans, Jack, 43, 64 Fall, Barbara Jane, 47 Fariss, Ronnie, 37 Farris, Eva Jane, 51 Farris, Flora, 51 Farris, John, 43 Fields, Norma Jean, 47 Hale, Hale Russell, 44, 64 Virgie 29 Hall: Freddie Charles 47 Hall, Judith, 47 Hall, Richard Dee, 5, 7, 29, 58, 64 68, 72, 78, 80, 81 Ham Joan, 44, 60 Ham, Lois Jean, 29, 59, 60 Fine, Gene, 9, 10, 22, 28, 56, 58, 64, 68, 69, 74, 76, 78, 79, 80 Fine, Larry Lee, 47 Fine, Lois Arlene, 47 Fogle, Bill, 51, 85 Fogle, Chell, 4, 9, 10, 22, 28, 56, 58 60, 64, 66, 76 Ford, Loralie, 47 Ford, Richard, 8, 9, 22, 28, 58, 5 79 Foster, John, 28, 69, 77, 81, 82 9, 77 Hamke, Leo, 47, 51 Hanna, Tom, 37 - Harness, Dester Carl, 51 Harshman, Margaret, 37, 59, 64, 69 89 Harshman, Robert, 29, 58, 64, 69, 74 82, 83, 84 Harvey, Sandra, 51 Hawkins, Margaret Lee, 51 Hayden, Bonnie, 37, 63, 69, 89 Hays, Helen, 51 Hazel, Mary Ann, 44, 64 Huffman, Elaine, 44 Huffman, Gail, 38, 59, 60, 67, 72 Huffman, Janet A., 47 Huffman, Myrna Lynn, 40, 69, 71 Hughes, John, 38, 60, 78, 80 Hunter, Elois, 41, 69 Hunter, Mr. Lowell, 20, 60 Hussong, Harold, 41, 78 Igney, Mr. Robert, 20, 69, 76, 78, 82, 88 Ingoldsby, Greta Kay, 47 Irwin, Evelyn, 30, 59 Irwin, Mildred Pauline, 52 Isenhour, Truman L., 44, 72, 78 Isenhower, Dolores Elaine, 52 Isenhower, John David, 44, 71, 78, 85 Isenhower, Richard, 38, 58, 60, 63 Isenhower, Sonja Sue, 41 Isenhower, Suzan, 47, 59 Jackson, Karon Eileen, 52 Foster, Richard, 40, 85 Jamison, Jean, 44, 69 Foster, Tommy, 40, 60 Franssen, Marie, 40, 60, 72 French, Stanley Lee, 51, 85 Fuller, Mr. Richard, 17 Garrard, Jayne Ann, 40, 72 Garrison, Miss Irmadene, 20, 61 Gaskell, William, 51 Geiger, James, 47 Gentry, Judy, 40, 64, 69 George, Richard L., 40, 64 George, Robert, 44 George, Vfilliam Glen, 47 Gibbs, Linda Lou, 47, 61 Giddings, Charles, 37, 58 Gilliam, Luther Glen, 51, 85 Gilliham, Ronnie, 44, 60, 85 Head ames 44 64 65 75 , .l , . , , Headington, Joanne, 29, 59, 60, 69 Headley, Joe, 38, 58, 60, 68, 78, 80, 81 Headley, Mary Jane, 51, 61 Heath, Judy, 38, 60 Heath, Mr. William, 20, 68, 76, 86 Heckman, James, 44, 57, 64, 78, 85 Heckman, Janet Sue, 51 Heckman, John, 47, 85 Hedge, John, 51, 85 Hedge, Lois, 40, 72 Hedge, Patricia, 44, 60, 69 Hedge, Phyllis, 40, 61, 64, 69 Heilin, Shirley, 40 Heinbaugh, Janet Lavon, 51 Helms, Shirley, 51 Jarrett, Hanzel, 44, 60, 78 Jett, James, 30, 69, 77, 78 Johns, Shirley, 47 Johnson, Butch, 47, 59 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, George Marvin, 44, 71 Geraldine, 41 Jerry Lee, 52 Johnson, Lyle, 41, 64 Johnson, Patricia Ann, 44, 69, 71 Johnson, William Kenneth, 52 Jones, Beverly Jean, 47, 61 Jones, Julia Ann, 38, 64, 71 Jones, Ni na Ruth, 47 Jones, Paul E., 41, 78 Jones, Roy Wayne, 47 Jordon, Jim, 41, 78 93 Kashner, Joe, 38, 58, 60, 64, 68, 69, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84 Kelley, Larry, 41, 64, 67 Kennedy, Jim, 41, 78 Kennedy, Judy, 47 Kern, Sarah, 38, 63, 64, 67, 76 Kernodle, Jim, 44, 59, 64 Kersey, Mary Lou, 38, 59, 60, 70, 71 Kincaid, Alan, 7, 8, 9, 30, 56, 58, 63, 64, 68, 69, 74, 76, 78, 79, 80, 88 Kincaid, Mr. Keith, 20, 76, 78 Kincaid, Paula Jane, 47, 59 King, James Edward, 44, 59, 85 King, Robert, 5, 38, 58, 60, 68, 69, 78, 80, 86, 87 King, William, 38, 58, 59 Kinkaid, Sue, 4, 38, 60, 63, 64, 67,72 Korteling, Dick, 6, 7, 8, 10, 30, 57, 58, 62, 63, 64, 68 Kosch, Madelon, 52, 59 Kouns, Danny, 41, 60 Laflin, Carolyn, 47 Laflin, Kay, 38, 59, 61, 64 Lambert, Don, 9, 30, 58, 69, 78, 79, 80 Lambert, Robert, 41, 64, 78, 85 Lamm, Jerry, 41, 78, 80, 84 Lamm, Russell, 42 Lane, Helen Joan, 38 Langjahr, Mrs. Doris, 20, 56, 59 Large, Bill, 38 Lasley, Betty Lou, 47 Latham, Bob, 41 Latham, James Leonard, 52, 85 Leach, Marie, 47 Lear, Phyllis, 48 Lee, William Junior, 48 Lewallen, Larry, 41, 64, 69, 78, 80, 84, 86 Lewis, Ernest, 52, 57 Lewis, Ernie Ed, 30, 58, 64, 68 Leyman, Miss LaRetha, 20, 69, 76 Likens, Orval, 48 Liles, Judy, 41, 69 Lindley, Barbara, 5, 38, 61, 64, 67, 69, 70 Lindley, Barry, 41, 59, 64, 70 Linton, Sandra, 52 Lister, Marilyn, 52 Lister, Rose Ann, 41, 66, 69 Livingston, LaMar, 48 Livingston, Robert, 41 Louck, Carolyn, 38 Love, Ronnie, 38, 58, 63, 64, 65 Lovell, Gilbert, 48 Lowery, Max, 38, 58, 78, 80 Lucas, Ted, 44, 59, 64, 71 Lukins, Paul, 52 Lundy, Frances E., 44 Lutes, Carolyn Ann, 41, 57, 64, 72 Lynch, Thomas, 52 McAfee, Elizabeth, 41 McCain, Frances May, 48 McCain, Joseph, 48 McCluskcy, Lewis, 52 McCoy, James Allen, 52 McCutchan, John, 44, 59, 64, 65 McDaniel, Dwen, 44, 64 McDonald ane 5, 8, 10, 30, 56, 57, . .l , 60, 61, 62, 64, 66 McGhee, Betty Ann, 48 McGhee, Tom, 38, 58, 63, 64, 78, 80 McGuire, Russell, 52, 59 Mclntyre, Bert, 38, 58 Mclntyre, Linda, 44, 64 McKenzie, Darwin, 41 Mclginney, Nancy, 17, 22, 30, 59, 60 6 McLaughlin, Miss Ruth, 20, 67 McPeake, Donald, 52 Maines, Cecil, 41 Manion, Jean, 41, 69, 72 Manion, Patty, 44, 60, 69 Mantooth, Betty, 38, 59, 60 Mantooth, Wanda, 48, 59 Martin, Harold, 44 Martin, Jacque Sue, 48 Mason, Willadean, 31, 61, 72 Meece, Shelba, 44, 60 Meece, Stanley, 41 Meek, Roberta, 44, 64, 67, 69 Meenach, Eve, 38, 59, 60, 63 Merrill, Ramon, 32 Merriott, Don, 38, 58, 78, 80 Merriott, John B., 48, 59 Merriott, Marsha, 52 Merriott, Ronald, '41 Merriott, Sharon, 48 Metzger, Robert, 44 Metzger, Ronald, 52 Meyers, Miss Jeanne, 21, 61, 72 Michael, Miriam Jean, 48 Miller, Devon, 41, 60, 85 Miller, Lynn, 22, 31, 60, 69, 82, 83 84, 88 Miller, Sue, 41, 64 Mitchell, Kenny, 31, 58, 60, 65, 80 Mitchener, Kenneth David, 52 Molholt, Bruce, 48, 59 ,. Morgan, George, 38 Morken, Darrell, 41, 78, 85 Morken, Reggie, 44, 65, 78, 85 Morris, Kay, 44, 60, 85 Morton, Don, 44, 64, 65, 78, 85 Morton, George, 6, 7, 8, 24, 31, 58 60, 63, 65, 68, 69, 78, 79, 80 Morton, Nancy, 5, 8, 10, 22, 31, 56 57, 61, 62, 63, 64 Moss, Charlotte, 48, 59 Moss, Gary Turner, 48 Moss, John, 38, 58, 60, 63 Moss, Judy, 48 Mullendore, Charles, 52 Mundell, Linda, 9, 22, 31, 59, 60, 66, 69, 72 Murphy, Eleanor, 12, 41, 57, 61, 64 69, 72 Murphy, Marcia, 7, 9, 31, 58, 59, 60, 66 Mustin, Bill, 41 Mustin, Mildred, 44, 60, 69 Myers, Beverly, 22, 31, 59, 60, 67 Myers, Donna Mae, 48 Myers, Jim, 39, 58, 81, 84 Myers, Joan, 22, 31, 59, 60 Myers, Jon, 7, 8, 22, 31, 56, 57, 58 64, 65, 68, 72 Myers, June, 39, 59 Myers, Terry, 52, 59 Myers, Wanna, 48 Nance, Don, 44, 60, 78 Nance, Robert, 52 Neal, Jerry Lee, 48 Neal, Jim, 39 Neal, Pat, 41, 61, 69 Neal, Ronnie, 48, 85 Neal, Sandra, 52 Neal, Stephen, 44, 64, 65, 78, 85 Neese, Donald Ovid, 52 Neese, Ronald, 48 Neese, Ronnie, 44 Neeves, Mr. Glen, 21, 58, 68 Nelson, Jack, 48 Nelson, Janet, 9, 32, 60, 66 Neuman, David, 48, 85 Neuman, Nick, 48, 85 Neuman, Mr. Paul W., 14, 16, 76 Newkirk, Linda, 48 Newkirk, Peggy, 52 Newkirk, Ronnie, 44 Newman, Delores, 41, 64 ' Newman Everett, 44 Newman, Gary, 48 Newman, Janet, 48 Newman, Kenneth, 44 Q Newman, Phyllis Jean, 48 Newman, Robert, 44, 60 Noe, Linda, 41 O'Bryan, Colleen, 32, 59, 60, 64, 72 O'Bryan, Judy, 44, 64 O'Bryan, Muriel, 39, 64, 69 O'Day, Miss Patricia, 21, 36, 60, 63 O'Donnell, Mary, 41, 64, 67 Oehler, Dixie, 39, 59, 60, 61, 69, 89 Oehler, Paul, 44 Oliphant, Teddy, 52 Osborne, John, 39, 60 Osborne, Joseph Gerald, 48 Otterman, Mrs. Beverly, 18, 66 Owens, Ada Marlene, 48 Owens, Danny, 52 Owens, Donald, 41, 57 Owens, Karan Suzane, 48 Owens, Kay, 39, 64 Owens, Wayne, 52 Paddock, Nancy, 48 Padgett, Bob, 39, 64, 70, 71 Paflgert, Jean, 39 Padgett, Shirley, 22, 32, 59, 60 Park, Larry, 48 Parr, Mary Margaret, 6, 7, 9, 22, 32 58, 59, 60, 63, 66 Parr, Mickey, 45, 57, 59, 64 Pavey, Marilyn Sue, 48 Peabody, Kay, 41, 72 Peabody, Marcia, 6, 10, 22, 24, 32, 59 60, 66, 69 Peabody, Robert, 6, 22, 24, 32, 58, 59 60, 69, 74, 78, 81, 83, 84,86 Peabody, Steven Ray, 52 Pearsey, Mr. C. Dallas, 21 Perkins, Betty, 7, 32, 57, 60, 64, 72 Perkins, Bill, 41, 59, 64, 67 Perkins, Mr. Clyde, 17 Peterman, Charles, 52 Peterson, Ellen, 39 Petticord, Sue C., 52 Pettit, Charlotte, 41 Phelps, JoAnn, 12, 41, 57, 64, 69 Phelps, Rodney, 9, 39, 63 Phillips, Peggy, 41, 64, 67, 69, 71 Phillips, Miss Virginia, 18 Ping, Bob, 39 Ping, Edna Jean, 48, 59 Ping, Homer, 45, 78 at 53 Richey, Charles, 45 '- sf' 1 v -. ,g Plott, Rosalyn, 5, 7, 9, 22, 3 60, 66, 77 Porter, Susan, 41, 64, 69 Powell, Janet, 45, 57, 64, 69 Powell, Joy Ruth, 48 Powell, Mary Alice, 52 Powell, Susan Elinor, 48 Privett, Jim, 39 Read, Jack, 39, 58, 63, 74, 78, 81 Reagan, Norma, 39 Recher, Mr. Kenneth, Red, Beverly, 39, 63, 64 Reed, Miss Helen E., 21, 59 Reinke, Judy, 41, 69, 72 Rentchler, Enola, 48 Revell, Patricia Ann, 52 Revell, Ruth, 32, 59, 66 Rex, Bill, 39, 70, 71, 77 Rex, Regin a, 52 Reynolds, Tony, 52 Rhoades, John R., 52 Richards, Carol, 45, 64, 71 Richardson , Larry, 48, 59 Richardson, Lowell, 32, 58 Richardson, Reba, 39, 59, 64 Richardson, Tom, 45, 60, 78 Richardson 78, 80 , Wayne, 39, 58, 2, 58, 59, 21, 76, 82, 85 60, 63, ShaEer, Victor, 42, 60, 72, 78 Shahan, Miss Hazel, 18 Shanklin, Janet, 42, 64, 69, 72 Shanklin, John, 39, 69, 72, 78, 80 Shanklin, Maxine, 22, 33, 59, 60, 69, 72 Shanklin, Shirl6Y, 33, 59, 60, 67, Shaw, Judy, 45, 64, 67, 71 Shaw, Linda, 39, 59, 69 Shaw, Ray, 33, 59, 64, 69, 74, 76, 78, 80, 86, 87 Shaw, Sally, 53 Shaw, Steve, 39, 58, 70, 71 Sheets, Harley, 8, 9, 34, 58, 69, 78, 80, 82, 83, 84 Sheets, Shirley, 42 Shepard, Ed, 42, 78, 85 Shirley, Janet Mae, 49 Shirley, Wilma, 42, 64, 67 Shirling, Lesta Sue, 53 Shoemaker, Helen, 53 Shoemaker, Katha, 42, 69, 71 Shull, Norman, 45 Sink, Lynna, 45, 64 Sipe, Larry, 49 Small, Martha, 45, 64, 70, 71 Small, Willa Sue, 6, 9, 10, 22, 24, 34, 59, 61, 66 Smiley, Marilyn Jane, 53 Richey, Christina, 33, 61 Richey, Leona, 49 Ridgway, Judy, 52 Ridgway, Vfayne. 41, 71 Riggins, Larry, 33, 58, 60, 69, 82, 83 Roberts, George, 45 Robinson, Jon, 41 Robinion, Lloyd, 41 Robinion, Winona, 33, 59, 60 Rodeman, Dwid, 45 Rodeman, Gwendolyn, 49 Rodgers, Anita, 45, 57, 61, 89 Rodgers, Arlene, 45, 57, 64 Rodgers, C1ro1, 52 Rodgers, Dianna, 52 Rose, Beverly, 39, 59, 72 Roth, George, 39, 58 Roth, Mr. John, 21, 58 Roth, Richard, 8, 33, 58 Ruark, Gilbert, 45 Ruddell, Sarah, 45, 64, 69, 71 Rush, Judith, 53 Rutan, Rae, 49 St. Peter, Dick, 39, 58, 59, 81 Sanders, Gene, 49 Sargent, Karen, 45, 64, 71 Saulmon, Charles, 42, 78, 80 Saulrnon, James, 49 Saulmon, John, 33, 58 Scott, Charles, 42, 78, 80, 85 Scott, Earl, 42 Scott, Gary, 39, 59, 69, 86 Smith, Smith Alan Kent, 53 Carol Jean, 53 smnhf David Wesley, 49, 85 Smith, Deborah, 53, 61 Smith, Doris Ann, 53 Smith, Dorothy, 42 Smith, Judy Kay, 53 Smith, Kenny, 53, 85 Smith, Nadyne, 42, 64 Smith, Thomas Martin, 49, 59, 85 Smith, Verna, 53 Snow, Charles, 53 Snow, Donna Mae, 53 Somers, James, 53 Spacht, Miss Elizabeth, 21, 60 Sparks, Darrell, 22, 34, 58 Sparks, Richard, 45 Spurr, Jane, 12, 42, 69 Spurr, Janet, 39, 59 Staton, Charles, 42, 63, 65 Staton, Karlyn Sue, 53 Staton, Shirley, 4, 22, 34, 59, 60, 69 Staton, Sondra, 45, 57, 64, 69, 89 Stephenson, Mrs. Drubelle, 14, 17, 21, 57, 66, 76 Stephenson, Sharonlee, 45, 64, 67 Sterling, Phil, 7, 8, 34, 58, 69, 76, 78, 80 Stewar t, James, 53 Stewart, KaY, 9, 34, 56, 58, 59, 60, 66 Stewar Stooke Stooke t, Tom, 45, 71 y, Arlene, 39, 59, 63, 67, 69 y, Charles, 53 Scott, Jame s, 42, 78, 80, 85 Scott, Larry, 53 Scott, Ovid, 49 Scott, Peggy, 45, 60, 69 Scott, Rosalie, 33 Scott, Teya, 49 Scott, Vera, 42, 69 Seeright. Charles, 22, 39, 63, 72, 77 78, 80 Shaffer, Na ncy, 33, 59, 60, 67 Stout, Susan, 53 Stowers, Frank, 53, 85 Stowers, Ginnie, 45, 57, 64. 67, 69 Straughan, Susan, 42, 57. 61, 64 Strawmyer, Lester, Jr., 49 Stroll, Patty, 53 Sullivan, Bill, 39, 58, 59, 65 Sullivan, Judy Arlene, 49 Sumpter, Mrs. Pauline, 21, 61, 64 Sutherland, Jim, 42 Swails, Stephen, 53, 59 Swinford, Charlotte, 53 Swinford, Phyllis, 45, 57, 64, 89 Talbott, Carolyn Jean, 49 Talbott, Wilda, 45, 60 Tanselle, Deanna, 49, 70 Tanselle, Jerry, 45, 59, 64, 78, 85 Tate, Allan, 42 Tauer, Miss Mary Ann, 21, 61 Taylor, Mary Lee, 39 Taylor, Myrna, 42 Ten Eyck, Bill, 8, 22, 34, 59, 64, 65 Thomas, Faye, 42, 64, 69 Tippett, Joan, 49 Tompkins, Charles, 39, 60, 78, 80 Trosper, Fred, 42, 71 Truax, James, 53 Truitt, Don, 45, 78 Urban, Dolores Jean, 49 Utterback, Darrell, 45, 78 Utterback, Marilyn, 42, 64, 69 Utterback, Rosalie, 53 Utterback, Rosemarie, 53 Valerine, Rosalie, 12, 42, 69, 72 Vanausdall, Julia, 49 Vanausdall, Priscilla, 53 Venezia, Joe, 42, 64 Virtue, Mona, 34 Voorhis, Eddie, 45, 78 Voorhis, Kenneth, 53 Voorhis, Paula, 9, 34, 59 Voris, Stephen, 53 Wagner, Virginia, 49, 59 VC'ainscott, Dave, 8, 34, 58, 65, 69 78, 80, 88 Wainscott, Judy Kay, 49 Vfalker, Jerry, 35, 58, 60 Walker, Tom, 35, 58, 60 Wall, Marcia, 53 Wall, Richard, Jr., 49 Wall, Richard E., 49 Wall, Steve, 42 Wallace, Rosalie, 22, 35, 67 Walliser, Freddie, 49 Walter, Nancy, 49, 59 Ward, Barbara Lynn, 49 Ward, Martha, 45, 64, 69 Ward, Mary, 22, 35, 59, 72 Ward, Peggy, 45 Ward, Wanda, 53 Warren, Judy, 53 Watson, Mr. William Slim , 73 Watts, Mary, 45, 60 Weber, Don, 45, 60, 78 Weddle, Anne, 9, 39, 63, 64, 67, 68 69, 76 Weddle, Charles, 45, 57, 59, 64, 65 78, 85 W'ells, Felix, 49 Wells, Jerry, 53 West, Lois, 45 W'haley, Sandra, 53 Wheat, Danny, 49, 59, 70 Wheaton, Alger, 49 Wheeler, Judy, 49 Wheeler, Mary, 45, 64, 69, 70, 71 Whitaker, Ronald, 53 Whitaker, Ruth, 45 White, Franklin, 53 White, John A., 49, 85 Whitehead, Nina Beth, 45, 57, 64 Wilcox, Mary, 35, 59, 60 95 Wilcox, Ralph, 45 Wilhoite, John, 42 Yr. 9 10 7 Williams, 1 1 Williams, 8 Williams, 9 Williams, 9 Williams, 10 Williams, 7 Williams 10 Williams 7 Williams t 1 Barbara, 53 Irene, 39, 59, 60 jodell, 49, 59 John E., 45, 64, 71 John J., 45, 59, 71 Larry, 42 Marion, 53, 59 Norman, 42, 65, 71 Patricia, 53 Williams, William, 42, 71 Wills, Helen, 42, 66 Wilson, Patty, 45, 64 Wilson, Sandra, 12, 42, 64, 69 Wilson, Sue, 45, 64, 70, 71 Wines, Carl Edward, 49 Wiseheart, Anne, 6, 9, 10, 24, 35, 56 57, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 66 Wiseheart, Jane, 5, 39, 61, 64, 69, 77 79 Witt, Miss Lillian, 21, 57, 68 s Williams: Phyllis Jean, 49 12 Williams smiley, 55 8 Williams, Viola, 49 page . Page Band 60 Boosters Club 60 Boys' and Girls' State Representatives 69 Canclelabrum Committee 72 Cand Coke Committee Chemistry Laboratory Assistants Commercial Club Concert Choir 7 l 68 62 63 63 Y' 56 CEDARS Staff 65 59 72 62 D. A. R. Good Citizen 96 Witt, Sally, 45, 60, 69 Witt, Sue, 49 W'orley, David, 42 Worley, Linda, 42, 72 INDEX TO ORGANIZATIONS Future Future Farmers of America Homemakets of America Girls' Athletic Association High School Glee Club Hi-Y , junior Historical Board of Directors junior National Honor Society Junior junior Ofhce Assistants Science Club L Club Latin Club Yr, 8 8 10 7 12 8 7 12 10 7 10 8 12 10 Page 67 67 70 57 66 61 64 65 61 58 Wright, jay L., 49 Vfright, Leonard, 49 Wright, Rosann, 42 Wyant, Everett, 53 Wyatt, Richard, 35, 58, 71 Wyncoop, Linda Sue, 49 Yates, Richard, 53 Yelton, Nancy, 35, 59, 67 Young, Charles, 42, 64, 71, 78 Young, John Allen, 53, 59 Yount, Linda, 42, 69, 71, 72 Zaharako, jimmy, 49 Zarychta, Marie, 9, 35, 59, 60 Zatychta, Warren, 42 Library Assistants Library Club Orchestra Senior National Honor Society Senior Office Assistants Senior Sunshine Council Spanish Club Student Operators Sunbeam Council Thespian Society ,P .,,..-,,.-.n.1m,1..q1...1H..1,,..i,..1,,..1...1.,..1..1..1...1,Wim,1u.1m.11...-u111mg1...1..1,,,.1...1nn11nn1nn1...-I-nlnnl.I.1...,1..1..1..1,.-.,,,1.... CQNGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I The House II1c1fServ1ce BulII DELPARK CURPURA TIUN I PLCTT 8. MCCQY E I I I I ' I 810 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 1969 I i I minn-nu1.m1.n1uu1uu1un:-un-nn 1...-n 1l.1nu..up1 --l..1nn1 LOV E L L MUNUMENT GU. 729 E. MAIN Phone l6l Lebanon, lnd. 1m4.....n1un-...l.-....-11-.111-..-11111...1111.-..i1.-nn.. WALKINGTUN SALES and SEHVIIIE Goodyear Tires General Electric Appliances welcome to V BUUNE GUUNTY MARKET Modern Food Market Frozen Food Lockers Custom Slaughtcrlng-Curing Procc A Q A- 7 ,.,,,nuni , Boon: coUNf1'Y MA RKETWA I 1--1 .. 1 1. .. .. 1 -. --nu...-n-...1nu1nn1nu:nn1nu-an1111111-un1nn1nn-nn-nn--un-nn--nn-nn-nn-n--nu--u'1nue-nl--nu--u...nn.-n-In--u HICK'S THE CHOICE OF AMERICA'S SCHOOLS Good Luck to the Class of '54 frcm HlCK'S BODY COMPANY MCGINLEY 8: ROBERTS CLOTHING STORE Better Clothes For Men and Young Men I04 South Lebanon St. Lebanon, Indiana Paul McGinIey Wilson Robert your 6L,0i0lefft 8lfl'l0l lQf5 stay fresh in portraits . . HARVEY'S RESIDENCE STUD O Of' -H1 1'11 '11111 i11 1' 1 1 1 1 1vI-vuu-nu1nu-nn-n-nninn-wn1un-un-nn-nln.-In-nn-1.1 aiu 'ls -----..--- II1...-.I-u1nu1ln-II-1-IIvlnxnn--nn-nn-IIn1IIn1nn1..4.n-III.-I,u1IIn1n.1I,,1,.,1n.-nn..nIn.-nn1nn...nn-QM--nn I Congratul 1' Seniors 'r H E I I A v o N I QI 'r H E A 'r R E Wi I gl II I II I: I I ll 2. I AUTU sms I' A 1 V A IIINCAID AUTO SMESI IVA 'MWF AW um A J C H R Y S L E R W I a n d 'I P L Y M O U T H D E A L E R LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE 1184 .I A II ii A I U L H E ll R II I S lf I E II I II Il II I' A in-nn-nn -.g1.p1g-gg--1.11111.1.11..1u.1..1u-n.-nn1n11nn-qnu1ll1ql1n1ll1..1.l1lliuiu--.pi.411.plI.1........1.,i..i..1.......1.!,. uu1nu...uu1 AUTOMATIC VVHQKLER HEATING EQUIPMENT U.S.MAGHINE DIVISION STEWART-WARNER CORPORATION Lb n Ind a un1un1Im... 1,.n1nn1uu- nn-nn Cxongraiulafiona, Seniou from Me New and Beautiful NWN AND 6001! TRY DRIVE-INN SEA F000 - SNA!! - Clllfllffl Junction 52 By-Pass, South, Lebanon, Ind. SHELBY UHEVHIILET 52 YEARS IN BUSINESS I 902-I 954 PHONE 80 u-mf..-uuiuu 1un-u -nn1uu-uu--un-m..-.un1lm.-.m-Im-Im--uu1..n1nn..nn.-nu-un,Im-nu1uu1uu-uu1n-uu1au-u-.n..u.- ..u....4.......-....n..uu...nm1111.1 1 1.---q,,1,..l1.1. 1 1 1 1 V1 1 1uu1.m1.l,.....gH,1l,,.1.,,,1,m1m.-.MI1 1 1.1 1 1,1 1 1 1,1 HUNAN-CRANE UURPURATIUN Subsidiary of Hcudaille-Hershey Corp MANUFACTURERS OIL PURIFYING EQUIPMENT LENUX BROTHERS HUUSUN SALES and SERVICE THE CAR WITH THE STEPDOWN RlDE 404 W. SOUTH L banon, Indiana pf '!,-fl! . XX. U . QE L. N i 1-f V .1n.-1111...-1.4---1.-.1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 -.W1n1uu1uu1qn-- 11111.-1..1nu1--1nn1..1 1 X E 5, TANSELLET Y SELF-SERVE , MARKET 215 W. Chicago St. Phone 457 +.,. inrrimr..-M-m41,,,,....,....-.,.,...HHlm...,,,,-.rm...ml...H.,..,,H10.,-rn,H..-rm-W1tm..4m-r4..-..,.,-,,,.1H..-W-rm1..,1..,..-.r.1n.-un-H 4. - ,,,. - . , - .... - . .. -.r..-....-,.,, -5- BUICK-PUNTIAU Sales and Service Home of Better Used Cars 24fHOL,1r WreC14er Service Phone 836 Night 1917 MILLER AUTO COMPANY 309 S. Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana Congratulations Class of 1954 from Geuder, Paeschke Cr Frey Company Lebanon, Indiana-Since 1880 -5- -' ' - - - - - - -'A-'-'-'-'- - -' ' ' - - - ' - - ' -K - l' .P...-..-..-..-....-.....-...-..-..-..-........-.....-..-..-..........................-.....-..-..-..-.........-...- - -..-..-..... . 1 G U E H N S E Y Compliments of MILK8'lCE CREAM C0 INC SMILEYIS GROCERY B ' 1301 S. Meridian Street PAs1'EuIIIzED MILK Pnonucrs phone 179 A PHONE 1091 LssANoN, IND. FREE pguvgky For Refreshment It's ,L Y 0 U R UWM sMIIII's BEVEHAGES R E X A L L I BEA UTY LEBANON BOTTLING womcs E S A L 0 N S T 0 R E BEHKLEY ELEIIIBIB BIIMPAIII ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, PHONE 1636 MOTOF Repair specialist 1. 717 North King St. Lebanon, Indiana 1 85 OFFICESUPPLY81EQUIPMENTC0. I20 SOUTH MERIDIAN POU 'Y and E995 LEBANON, INDIANA 411 wEs'r SOUTH ST. PHONE 1412 Charleswi Sw, PHONE 2m COIVIPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF A FINE CLUB 52 F999 STEWART AND RICHARDSON A Attorneys and Counsellors of Law 'Q B45XgNI1JL1iIYIigc?LIEIIAEJE, ROOM 300, HEFLIN BUILDING I LEBANON, INDIANA Lebanon, Indiana Phone 466 T 1 ALWAYS FAI11 5 'I 1 ALWAYS HEASUNABLE 2 1 GRAIN I, FEED COAL 11 1.8.1 SEED 1 Phones: 74 - 601 ll ' mis.-1 ,.,, 'Z . We ' .- 4' ' I .- A t,..,.'tL., .,,,,.-,ij ,ri ,,,...-'II-uu1nu1nu1u1 1111...-...1ul1u1uIII1nn-IIu-IIn-n-n-nn-nD1nn1nu-1:1111-n1nuq.nn1nn-l1lo-lovll1lm1ul1ln1u:1ln1IIs1an1n--an- Eh'iiETf MEIETift 'E'E 'w'H 'x'Q,'Q HZKSZQ- ,, QQ ,QQ Home Furnishings Radiators Floor Coverings and Draperies Ueaned-Repaired-Re,COr d PHONE 150 Lebanon, Ind. 1007 N.-1 CDNGRA TUL4 TIUNS CLASS 0l-' 254 on a Good lab Well Done THE HARMAN AGENCY REALTORS INSURANCE - - MORTGAGE LOANS We .fell the fartlr I And Insure IN n ll 2 I . ' 9 eras' Everything 0n It IREALTORS ., Q3si4e'f,'sf W '3fE9 'N E f f IIISUNBUUE AGENTS 212 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 484 'I' PEABODY BROS. mg! INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 'W ' DEALER ....'if.?lEEFi..- - - ,- PHONE 99 .ll -n-...-..1..1n- .- ..u-...- 4.11.-. -u.-u.-.u....u-.0-4.-v.u....q1..-4.-n-u-an -415. .-.,.-41...-..1g.1..14.-.1.-q-.......- 1 .-nu ol- ' Phone 75 CONNER'S ll ? U mx. W I coMPLETE srons Fon MEN H -l il ll Pioneer Hp tt Company LIL!!! I Jeloanon Indijnq. I K 'i Operated by H. E. DARNELL I J. Elston Conner If Tucker's Drive-In ELMER S' PRATT ,L ROOT BEER 'rAxmERMls'r H Birds and Animals ' Mounted 507 Indianapolis Ave. ,, A . DAVI S Compliments 4 1- i I of fi PINNELL-CUUMBS I Lumnfn co. - rom al J SELECEPLIELDSI Since I882 I Lebanon, Ind. 'I Q DAVIS SEED CO. ll I Lsannou. INDIANA Skins Tanned BUUNE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE UU. Lebanon, Indiana 1I2Vz N. LEBANON PHONE 216 Jones TV Service I C A M p 5 E L L' 5 A NOTHING TO SELL BUT f..fQ AUCT'0N HOUSE A SERVICE-AAPHONE 2056-W sales of Any Kind H Anywhere 721 Lafayette Ave. H 210 West Washington Lebanon, Ind. Phone 1486-R I L-l?Z'Sl I Jznufzoui- Herman PEISO SERVICE' P ON 22 LE ON INDI N Jiifx U vo-on-u-ll1l1us-co1 11:11:11 1111 111:11 n1n-n-u- -unc-ln-ll1l1 1 1 1 S. O. NELSON Supplier SINCLAIR PRODUCTS in1n1l .nl1uu1qg1l.1n..uu1 1 .1 1. .1 .-lp-ln-.1-11111-.lliln-lr1nu1n1 1 .- 1-nu---ln--ui LEBANUN Hausa mix WEEE 52 By-Pass, South S H U P AND STAY LATE I2I N. Meridian Open: 7 P.M.-I0 P.M. LEBANQNI INDIANA I B R U W N I EIS Youkey's Grocery A GOOD 6 II U G E II Y 'I'here'5 q NEIGHBORHOOD LAFAYETTE AVENUE STORE Tel. 759-w F I R D 7I6 Royal SI'reeI' Where Quality ls BUY 'EM In Your Future Higher fm BY THE SACK WHITE CABIN ZIO WEST SOUTH ST. Lebanon, Indiana THE FRED SIESS CO.. INC. FORD DEALERS IIIIUMMUIIII CLEANERS P H O N E 3 2 2 Delivery Service GW' l'j ' 2 i 1 NORTH MERIDIAN M 0 4 E ' Classof 54 Barber AMBLE-INN-GRILLE PHUNE 736 LEBANON! INDI I I I S. Lebanon COMPLETE WERRY, THE FLORIST Line of Cloihing for H16 Enfire Family Rd. 39 Norfh Phone 2022 J. c. PENNEY co. ,ww LEBANON, INDIANA gm, tfymq, Uwwjonj' .-u-n.-1.1.11 .- -1:11.1- 1 I 4, .1n-n.-.u1nn1.n-.1111-nn.-411.199-burrngni..-......1..1u...,.-n-.I-..1..1..Q......- 1 1 -..- -H- uiuilipiu GIDDINGS and SLQAN Plumbing -- Heating -- Metal Work t Ph 20 H II5 No. Wes one K H H STANDARD MANUFACTURING AND SALES CO. I I LEBANON, INDIANA 6 M U The Lawnmower Shop I Ili 1 . f ,ya L , Qu I Congratulations Q L H S I Seniors I I Z Congratulations to the Class of I954 l ZAHAIIIKIVS SUGAR BUWI. 3 SQDAS For Fine SALADS lk POPCORN H DOUBLE K NUTS L LIGHT LUNCH SOUPS 'l The Home of Lady Margaret's I Home-Made Ll I Ice Cream and Candies pign-1111-1-11na--11.91uiui1n.-.....lp...pp...n1sp-nn1nn-.p1np1np1np1u1q1.s1u- ini...-I-. 1 .1 1 1 -.1 1n.1n1 1 1 1 1 .- 1:1111--n1un1un,1n....u1 -. 1 1 .- i 1 1 .- -. 1 1 .- -. 1 1 -. .. -.u in1ll1n-.niuqalu -ln 1a-n1al1q1g -1111119-1111111111: Hughes' Barber Shop 3 Barbers AIways Welcome 209 WEST MAIN ST. John Deere Quality Farm Tools Compliments of PARKWAY MARKET 601 E. Fordice Skelgas 1n1n1.u1,,1qg 1.--31.--ql1qs-n1n1-11.4 llELL'S BEAUTY SHUPPE 523 East Superior Phone 1 149-W Service and Appliances M. M. NEAL IIII. RAY'S GARAGE Complete Auto Repair 123 North West East and North St. Phone 240 Phone 865 F 0 R E M A N' S SHELL SERVICE 320 East Main NG'S MIITIIR Cars - Trucks - Tractor Repair ,, Congratulations to Class of '54 SHIIP Mr. 6' Mrs. P. L. Myers FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 1731 I U F N N Y S U X S... ....., 32, W... EARL WYNKUHP Complete and Thorough service Phone 1205-4 Used Cars and Parts To All 604 Garfield St. T I'I E B E S T IN MEATS AND GROCERIES GRE MILU ENE' MARKET E Z R A M Y E RS Electrical Contractor Domestic - Commercial Housewiring Appliance Service Lighting and Power Installation PHONE 2021 924 N. Lebanon Street FREE DELIVERY 24-HOUR SERVICE 115 W. MAIN PHONE 1100 COIVIPLIMENTS Ol: BROWN'S AUTO PARTS MACHINE sHuP FULWlDER'S ... DEPARTMENT STORE II' W' Som llll south Lebano sf phone 55 LEBANCN, INDIANA n ' K I M EIS B A K E R Y GEORGE D. ANDERSON Cigarette, Candy, and UPl'9l5I'e '9 coffee Machines 128 S. Lebanon Phone 1884 522 Indianapolis Ave. S. J. KENNEDY For Your Special Party Orders PHONE 68 4. -ul-11:11:11:--nu-nu 11111 ii -:uranium-nn--nu1ln1nu1l 1nn1ul1uu1nu1n 1111 11111 I lxllininlxul-:nil out I I W -u-nuinn-.11u1un1nn-In-1-1-n-un-nn -n.1q1..1011-1-I.-lg.-gl.-1.1.5 inigp-I..-I-1..'1..1n-.-I.-1111-11. 1.--..--.lninnin-.n1...-.- l I y JQNESGBENIGAR PIcIIEIIs IIFFIIIE SUPPLY Quality Clothes for Men and Boys Gifts SCHOOL SUPPLIES Hallmark I BOY SGW' Oufflffefs COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLY Phone II2 South Side of Square Lebanon Phone No. 2 V A L E R I N E ' S PIANOS - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, ST E II I, I II G M A R K E T RECORDS, MUSIC, TELEVISION J E L E H S I 5255255 AKERS and REDDI SH YOUR CREDIT Ll TELEPHONE 42 MUSIC APPLIANCES JEWELERS l ll B I D-X S - ALICE BENDER I' cone S emce DRESSMAKING AND FAULKINBURY Firestone Tires ALTERATION SHOP ll S w . . i n ma: eqrmg and Accessories Zli,:,VN:Viil8lRI,o BEAUTY ppare for SALON Juniors Misfes HAMBURGERS PEARL LAUNDRY I U A Sn Clc or A Sock f llolfz N' Lebanon tl and Ladies 0 Lebanon s Only Laundry l DEHNEITS DINER 312 West South St. Phone l388 , P H O N E 2 8 9 T. L. Dehner Phone I0 I TIIYLUH-SMUGK cn. 0- K- HATCHERY ll CHICKS FEED Home Furnishings PETS SUPPLIES FURNITURE - RUGS - LINOLEUM Corner of Fordice and Grant Streets E 2I6 West Main Phone 59 PHONE 225 LEBANON, INDIANA I Compliments I DR. STEPHEN F. SULLIVAN U A L I T Y of We Specialize in 0 FRANK E' HEFLIN I Men's and ChiIclren'x 0 P T 0 M E T R I S T S H 0 E and ll Hgipgutf' Eyes Examined S 'I' 0 H E I Leavell Cr Bates lm E MAIN SPUDNUTS LOANS ' X-RAY FITTING d , H goo any time I. 5V S. L h S . I lo LION: :xl I P H 0 N E I 0 0 I.EsANoN, INDIANA I I5 W. South 5,- IIIIIIIIII I. WMI. ISEIIHIIWEII HEPIIII SHUI' JEWELER5 Body and Fender Repairing Diamonds -e Watches - Jewelry Wrccks Rebuilt -A Auto Painting - Glass Installed l' Repairing Phone II94 II8 S. Meridian Street 709 N. Klotx Street Lebanon, Indiana +11 :: ....q. 1.1.1 1 1..1-..1.,,1.-1..1..1..-ap1..-14.11.1111 1 1 1 1..1..1..1,.1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1.q1..1.-1,11 1,...,.1...1...I-...E1..1..1...1.-.........1..1..1..1..1ll- ..1n..-......1.g1n1n1n1n1n1n1n-an Iu....-1.1-411.1-111.1-II1u-.---1:1 H A R 0 L D E, G E N T R Y LEBANON TRACTOR 3. IMP. SALES COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE HNEW IDEA.. I26 South Lebanon Street DEALER llxl FARM EQUIPMENT Lebanon, Indiana END OF WEST MAIN STREET Office 355 . . . PHONES . . . Residence zaa Lebanon, Indiana Phone I482 C I MITCHELL AND BERRY ' r ompOI:'Ien s D R U G S Try The Drug Store First MONTGOMERY-WARD CO. PHONE 3 LEBANON, IND. COMPLIMENTS Stowers Cement IIIIIIIIIIIIS ANDBEST Compliments W'5l'lF5 of LEBANON D A V I D SEPTIC TANKS GLENDENNING 440 W. Elm S'l'. Phone 23 0. V. IJUWDEN Generallnsurance Real Estate - Bonds - Rental: west Side of Squaw OFFSET and LETTERPRESS phone 559-w Over Western Auto Lebanon, Ind. Phone I.elD3I'IOl 1, II'1ClIal Ia P A L 21505 mgjj gywjrj R ' ES THE IIIIIIIEI sPIIIIIs IIEIIIEII porch railings signs Headquarters for 'mf' fufmfufe P amps SPORTING oooos AND SPORTS WEAR porch columns flower pot holders mall boxes H5 E. Main St. Phone 2066 SUN-TAN RESTAURANT FLOWERS o MOUNTS 93l Indianapolis Ave. Flowers For All Occasions Lebanonf 'nd' ouR SPECIALTIES CUT FLOWERS :: FUNERAL WORK WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS P L A T E I- U N C H PHONE 115 zzs N. LEBANON FROG DINNERS n-..n1 4...-....... I LIGHTHIJUSE INN U Home Cooking Our Specialty Il 224 Indianapolis Ave. Phone T740 iiif ,A nnoiiis II cuuiiii 35 STATE BANK Jct. 1..1..in......-alla 1 1 1 o- 1. iuiu1lpill--nv 1 1 - .1 1 .- 1 1 1 -1 1 ning-qq1..1..1uu1.minima-1:11 - s o o Tlmmon's slisicl' A COMPLETE LINE OE STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS U. S. 52 By-Pass and State Road 32 Phone I240-I WINL LEBANIIN PLUMBING 8a HEATING COMPANY Complete Line Plumbing - Fixtures S. I-I. Broshar Victor Brown Phone 976 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BON-TON SHOP Mrs. A. C. Molohon ii IO7.l meg. on your E,M. Dial Manage' 7 LEBANON, INDIANA The Friendly Voice of Compliments E If PAUL'S HAinDR:ssiNG The Friendly City of SALON zio w. weshehofoo sf. MAX cocKi.EY, Manager WENDELL B' NG5 I1 Phone 1075 Am- eY II Lebanon, Indiana A I-I I . TAS T E E FIT EEZ il 3 wnlvfiiiiie iiisuiiiiiiizf nnMPiiiY Cones-Mans-shakes I: Indiana Branch Office Sundaes Q pints - Quaffs 403 West Main Street Lebanon, Indiana Road 32, West and Main Street Harry and Wilma Ballard ll I A Il I no u s M A ws ii 1 S P L A G E i'J f'y BLUE ainn siiiit Mimi -' Real Pit Bar-B-Que 901 South East Cany-Morders CHARLES GRESH, owher phone W6 Pi-one 177' its w. South sr. Phone 2002 7,Ab'::S'j Svzgf' 7, DUFF FARM MANAGEMENT SERVICE I BIIOWN'S AUTOMATIC T E X A C 0 A FARM MANAGEMENT-FARM PLANNING SERVICE STATION LAUNDIIY LAND APPRAISALS-SOIL ANALYSIS Jim My 502 w. ci-fem PHONE 434 523 N. Lebanon sf. IJ pH0N5 993 I2I South Lebanon St. Lebanon, Indiana Phone i772 4.,..-n1p1q1qn.-.qp1qu.1n-q-sp1n1au1u-ol1n::7xixin1n1x' uiufxval asia ::1x7n1lm7x1ou1q1cu1ul-un1quxar1q1n1n .l,...-1..-n--.a-u-n-n..n.-n-a4....u1u1p1n1q.n-n.-ax-n1ol-M-n1n-an-n-n1n1n.....i--------u1n--n--.-..--.-..1--- li l. I ACTON IMPLEMENT STORE CITIZEFNZBANK I 219 wzsr NOBLE STREET TRUST C0- LEBANON INDIANA LEBANON' 'NDMNA I ' DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO Sl0,000 il ' INSURANCE IIHAMBERS AGE HARDWARE I Seem, JoNEs-Bunslsss AGENCY I Sporting Goods Housewares FOI-lflded I887 I Paint Supplies Farm Supplies Soufh Side of Square l ll - HINE AND WEBER I HA L EIS M A H K J. I. Case and New Holland ' Groceries and Meats Q Wisconsin Motors sza s. East Phone Isoa E' H 322 5 ':'L:gs' . 1ZBUD'SD-XSERVICE HOPKINSLLGROCERY ' 'I Complete Line of 124 souTH MERIDIAN LEBANUN CAFE I FIREs'roNE I APPLIANCES I: R E E D E L. I V E R Y Serving H AND I ACCESSORIES Sfeaks, CIWODS, IA Lebanon, Road 52 By-Pass Sea Foods I ROAD SERVICE DR. P. B. WINTERS J Wrecker Service C H I R 0 P R A C T 0 R open from I PHONE USO orrics nouns- 6 AM- 'O 8 P-M- ll Lebanon, Indiana u I0 to ll A.M. 2 to 5 P.M. 8 to 9 P.M. U Except Sunday and Thursday sl C 0 N A W A Y L JACKSON 81, IIIJYLE I ady Attendant I' l Service Station and Market ll Ofhcc 235 - PHONES - Residence 239 I Sfare Road 39, North PHUNE '749 I Lebanon' Ind. ,hone HG, I.nANoN, INDIANA Ima sz, scum I I FLUYII G. PERKINS i Congratulations to the I The Place to Buy I ' ll I Furmture I C L A S S O F I 9 5 4 I I I4 scum Meridian I I Lebanon, Indiana Phone I8 uziltullu1llylg1llLlI1llu1llu:llillill11 I ' AKERMAN DRUG CO. 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Colgrove, Br. o:,ChZt Pidaii, SaEesman AGENCY msffflffffn cnuanovf REAL ESTATE AGENCY Phone 378 n ' u IO4Vz S. Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana L f ' Phone 798 'in , :fun rin 1:- -fsr - -7311: Wing- ' - I 19.4 :1gn..u4, A r I A i I i H I ! H 5 i ii i U 1 ii i ii 4 T I H ii ii ii ii I ! 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M E A T S BARBER SHOP Lebanon, Indiana Rea' - a n d 2,0 Wes, Main Wea 9 APWG' HOTEL OLIVER BOYS - G 'I5 ACCOMMODATIONS P R 0 D U C E Lebanon' Indiana Infants 'PZIPDGPEEPQPLEEIIEEIN-T Thomas Fine, Owner Phone 307-W Ph. 331 221 S. Lebanon SI-IIRLEY'S SHOP Otho L. Richardson em- HALL Se. FHANK, IEWELENS REALESTATE Repair Parts, Ammunition I08V2 Lebanon S+. iios wesecamp Sf- Gifts For All Occasions Phone '808 PHONE 1922-J , Best Wishes B U C N A N A N MARTIN S GAS AND APPLIANCE UU. cbs, 0,154 Amana Home Freezers F F N E HIS ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS Bottle Gas and Appliances sc to SI STORE PHONE 1332-3 Caloric Gas Ranges Lebanon, Indiana 1.-I... .ll ..- 1 1.,......g.1n1..1.......-.,.1.al -. 1 1 .Q .1 'It I'I I I5 II I 2 I I If I I I I I I : I : I : I : I s I I: I, n I n II : I n I s II : II .. II I I I I I I in '-ll1ll:ln1lu1ul1un1uu1n!. 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