Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Training young people in skills needed for their future ca- reers is one oi the major pur- poses oi education. No person is truly educated who cannot enjoy life. Whatever may be their fields oi interest, Ll-l.S. stu- dents have opportunities to dis- play their talents in groups or- ganized especially for the pur- pose of self-expression and par- ticipation. The results oi the efforts are evidenced in the projects, publi- cations, and productions which bring satisfaction to the partici- pants and pleasure to their friends and parents. ,llc D. Wall, I. Shaw, M. O'Kon, G. Adams, C. Isenhower, M. Smiley, C. Gregg, I. Dickey, T. Everhart, S. Isenhower, and N. Click dance to the latest at a sock hop sponsored by the junior Class.

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The Walls of the old reflect the tradi- tions and the sentiments that were es- tablished by every individual who has contributed in some small way to their meaning. The walls of the new are meaningless until students enter the doors. Then it becomes a place of hu- man relationships, a place for develop- ing skills for the future, for materializing dreams and hopes, and a place of fun and happiness throughout the year. Students, teachers, administrators, and office and maintenance staffs furnish the spark that lights the lamp of the Lebanon spirit. True, it is a small world: but to us it is a friendly one. Each year we have seen our school expandp yet, it is unbelievable that this is the last first day for the Seniors to the Seventh Graders to meet together. Girls proudly display their Senior skirts cn their last first day Last Opening Day Together for Junior-Senior High Seventh Graders to Seniors and faculty listen attentively as Principal Paul W, Neuman addresses the student body the first day page 18