Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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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

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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.

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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