Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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evening lull of enioyrnent and satisfaction. L5 .STOLE EMBEZ2-LED FROM E-HPE RORS WINE' :P-'l 'fm fivitas F z:.1iri' s friertif ers and 'guests View Gf11II'.C1llT-flfl' .1 'J'Z1C1l if a Ppznan 'ztizen as r :'1ye'i fy .'en1.r Qat,n -fi .1 :fingers Coesarand Underworld Members ot time 'Civitas Rornanosf faculty, friends, and parents witnessed, last spring, one of the rttost unusual, clever, and entertaining nanauets ever sponsored lsy the organization. Tne Rattan Banquet is liela oi-annually. The :ruiti-Course zizeal is served by first-year Latin students, acting as slaves. Decorations and entertcrinrnent are provided in Roman style oy the :Letpners themselves. Costumes are de- signed and worn just as they were in Horne. Halr styles are of Rornan fashion also. The theme, Caesar and the Underworld, was dis- played to tr.e fullest extent LD every detail. The students, as well as the sponsors, Mrs. Pauline Suznpter and Mrs. Mary Ellen St. Mar- tin, worked diligently to create and conduct an 9 S 2L 5: b page 2

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:T? 'f .,X, 1 '- al '- U ' 'psfxw ' .- 'ws J' Ya, ..-.w.,- MQ Q- - ,- U -6, H -Q , N 1 iv-8 3 TOP POV? ludy' Head, Mary Kay Marin, Glenna Adams, Queer? Nancy Adams, ifC'f'.'I'. All girls participating in physical education classes in grades seven to twelve look forward to the annual March Fest to illustrate their abili- ties. The crowning of the queen by the basket- ball captain is always the highlight of the eve- ning. The impressive ceremony was enjoyed by the spectators as the procession of Queen Sandra Hoop: Sheralynn Dale 3'fTTCM PSI'-'i Linda Lea Padgers, Bearer' Sherry Pio Glenna and her charming court proceeded down the aisle formed by the Freshmen girls. After being seated on her throne, she was crowned by Mike Giger and was ready to rule over the festivities for the evening. Modern and square dancing, volley ball, badminton, and other unique feats in gymnastics were demonstrated. March Fest and Easter Vespers Are Notable Events 'Tesus was crucified, dead, and buried. . . the third day He arose again from the deady He ascended into heaven... The greatest story ever told is reviewed each year on that day we call Easter. Being Americans, we sometimes become so engrossed in buying an 'Easter bonnet with frills upon it that we overlook the significance of Christ dying upon the cross for our sins. Dramatic readings, poems, and songs are published for the sake of creating the proper attitude for our minds. With the help of the Art Service Club's settings and the Concert Choirs musical arrangements, we are reminded of tho truly wonderful world in which we live. The Concert Choir adds to the solemnity cf the dignified Easter Vespers with its beautiful renditions of sacred selections.