Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1969 volume:

J fy f N3 W ' rv.LL..,x, l'v4.!n.:1Q:3 f n Asi':x:i5i1iQil Q 35113 cis ' 3 55455 in 1 'M 53 .I f V X ..,. lf , f l O f i! X' Y' 4 A . 4' 1 .' N 5 :P R . lx Hx ! NON 199 X xi .xx -xx 1969 CEDARS Z efafwn Senior High School Lebanon, Indiana Volume LXV . , . , V Q N J , , ,- '1f ' 7' gg,,,'gg5r.f51h9 f' ' my 'ff ' A' 5:Q,f zt fi ' ,va-.grlli 4 fi ' ,.. wh, , , L af T, 25. Q K ,:5,:,gf .V 4 141 P219 I I I I Lebanon Senior High School 1969 . . . co1'ri1lo1's llllWH7'll7lg willz 734 stuclenlx and a 46-7'l'Il'H1l1lf1' facfally . long-awallefl CX11d7l.Yl'Oll of building mmpletecl . . modern gynnzasium . . aeolmlimlly iI6'Tff?Cl audi- torium . . . complele malerials center . . . enclosed swimming pool . . . jilrmetariulm . . zmfara'-zuluning mall areas' and full Norllz Cenlral Aecferlllalion. Lebanon Senlof High School 1969 . I V 2 , 1 , , I I Y ir, V Organizations ......... 25 Personalities Athletics .... .... 5 1 Advertisers . A11 Aspects of Building Attract Student Activity .Xssistecl ln' Mr. Dzmmu Unites, the boys in pliysicul Cllllfllllflll class develop proper form :md lCl'lllllllllL'S of swimming, prepxiring to pzirlieipntc in ll lively game of waiter polo. Senior Ceeil XX'l1il:nker cleliczucfly :minimis the gears that govern the molimis of the sun. the niuon. :ind the plzmcls :ns i'lllSSlHZ'lIC Dnvirl Snow flu-cks llll' switches on the remote cmitml pzmel bcfm'e plunging the plzmelxlriuin into the slellzn' clzxrkness of night. -1 rw Mx' 4 L ' ,Q rt: tgxiyiy 41, ?f'.:--'rf 'An ,P ji 'S 47 Z'4 Q ' lf' 4 I vigff' 3 5 ' , F fs- .fx RK .mu 4 5 :N - B, QQ 'E S 1 np-4-.V , ,E .J lb g NL. . W um f 1 . Mir- 1e WA 'gl 1 .. be 12, ff M fi . -,5 M fvv'CL' A M 4 u,1,..A X 2 ,Y -H v ,vw Y mi m s W V E-Eg! iffy S - W fx.: i W , V ' W AN fl A A n 'TA Y, if gf. ,. . V X . 53554 , 10- 'Mail' Q ,- 6 -gay ' 5 I ,W ' , A 334. MM. ' W. fa 1' if , L? ,:,,2, ,g,fgf1fQ,nv' -sjirfba rv, 5 y' A 5 Z',XzXff, .', F -JV- a xv! 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First love proved to be extremely dangerous as the production pro- gressed. You'll Neyer lllalk Aloha . WHS tht? t'Ol1Cl1ltlillg NICS- The Mad Hatter. Margaret Cloons. .Xlice in lVinterland. Ann Richman, and the Queen mul, of the heart-1.endin,,. Iuuqical ol' Hearts, Marilyn Rocltstroh, are surrounded by animal friends in the 1968 Musicale. . D, . . g . . , . Burl: Row: Kaye lN'ood. Loretta Campbell, Marilyn Rockstroh, Ginger jones. Cindy Newman. Kyle Mcilormick, Susan lVolfe. Pattie Ritchie. Ifronl Row: Rita Bradley, janet McGinley, Nlonica Alexander, liathy Coons, Marilyn Durr entice their sultan. lcrric Rozicll, ns flzirric Snow. L'lIlll1lIll's Nl:irg:n'cI Comix. :is -Inlic' klflliililll. zlnml Ciilllf' Limp. :ix Billy Bigrluw. ll Yflllllllllll C2115 K.n'v Gzn'nll'olo playing llC1' lnislmncl. nixzil lmrkcr. spuillnlc on ilu-ir lou' lor caicll 0lllt'I' in Llic flioilk pmmlinmiiuil. Q cnlirc um ol Roclgcrs aincl l'llllIllIlCl'SlClll'S ff1ll'0Il.Nl'I l11lI'Il'AU' ilu' mimic ol Il l2ll'lllYlll in ilu' curly twvnliclll 1L'Illlll'f lu llw ight ol' llu' 2lULlll'll1l'. Opening night wana Ilia' lirsl ul ll1l'CL' IJCl'l0l'IlllllHQ'S lay Illc Clolncrl Cllluir lwlrnlm' mclloul ilwmwmls, ,- I 4' Gpportunities Expand With School Areas i li il? 'L ,Xssistams Suc Bxnrlon. Nancy Roznch, Riclmzml Lowe. -lamis Him-. :md Circg Clrzllmm display lllzlltfiill zuznilulalc lo llmsc sluclcuu wamting to luke full 2'ldYlllll2lgC of thc 0lJlJ01'llllliliCS to utilize expanded Iknciililics. such :ns thc YL'C'L'IlT.ly i1111m'z1LcnI Q llill2lI1CL' lilmnry. Relaxing in Lhc mzlll are Mr. Ewing. Mr. Nicmzum, Mr. l'l'll1'SCY. NI11 Burton. 8 1 E K M - -v gt Seniors Xlztrk Molcllo :tml Dick Pigg along with i11Sll'llClOI'. Hrs. Satutlrzt lilscy, prclmrc Mr. .Xl Rmcnstiltl pauses wliilc min 1 30'g'Illl0I1 ztquztrium to lac Carctl lor :tml ulrservccl by :tclx'1tm'c'tl biology stuclcttts. 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A ', , ' A f J., .' 4'A, Vf 'M?' iffjrvi.. - Graduation Initiates Use of Gymnasium Thoughts of the past twelve years of schooling flash through the minds of the 1968 graduates as they file into the partially completed gymnasium for commencement. Graduation speakers practice their lines. Bark Row: Donna Mciilanahan, Jack Hutson, Nancy XVright. Linda Adair. 1'il'U7If Row: Nancy Nlolello, Linda XVood. 14 As the opening chords of f'Pomp and Circumstanceu rang through the rafters, the 1968 graduating class solemnly entered the new gymnasium, ending twelve years of school and commencing a bright future. Following the invocation, president Jerry Cunningham led in the lighting of the seven tapers symbolizing desirable characteris- tics found in young adults. Donna McClanahan introduced the speakers who developed the theme, Marble: The Facsimile of Human Refinementf, The first speaker, Linda Adair, began the process with her speech, Mining Hutson for Sell'-Discoveryfl Jack spoke next on UShaping through Education. The finishing touches were added by Linda YVood, who completed the process with f'Pol- ishing for Proficiency. Principal Kenneth Dooley SLIIH- moned the seniors to receive their diplomas, which were issued by Superintendent Joseph Foust. As a finale the class joined the Concert Choir in singing Hymn to LHS. As a fitting conclusion to the impressive ceremonies, Nancy Ann XVright delivered the henediction, Senior class president, Jerry Cunning- ham, leads the way for fellow classmates. ,. , . ,., . ,- . A S'l'l'lJliN'l' CIOVNCZII, ! limi: Row: Miss Nlzxrgzlrcl Nlnrlin. sponsor: Daw C1l:n'k, Sophoinores .func Nlcmciiger and Den- Dzuvc Nlzulx. llzlvid liillrtbllllllllll, YiCC-ll1'L'SiClClllI Chip XYL-1'1'y. .luck Dzlrnzill. prvsimlciiti nis Oic-n ohlnin ciollvgc inlorinznion. Mr. llzlyid Rclmcrhp sponsor. Sffnnzzl how: Bonnie l,lLliK'l'hOll. NL'Ll'Q'i2ll'f'I Dchhiv XVo1'- L'L'SIL'l'. -lohn Rlflllllllll. Nanny Ritchic, Chris Sha-lhy. Rithic llicks. llslw Hinc. Ifronl Row: hlzinc Nli-ssciigc-r. l3z11'Imr:1 Rc-c'lim'. Dennis Oivn. Villain' Ogden. lizlyc: XVood. -Indy XX'oocl. Student Activities Aid School Eva,1ua,tors ,Xllcvr thc lllhIlllSSlll hyll, iiiciiilicrifz ol' tho North Ccinrznlhlivznlnznion Coinniittoc rctihrcd In uddifiqyll tg Iyhygiggil inuqyfl- to thc work liih to cllsnnss tht-n' nnprcssioiis :und suggestions lor Lchznion Senior High. tions, other firsts in 1969 includ- ed thc liorinzition ol' thc student council. Cloinposcd of the class councils and two sophoniorc repre- sentznives, this liody's lnzlin func' tion was to :ict as il inedinin hc- twccn students and faculty and to lill :ln z1dx'isory Czlpzicity. The Sill- dent cionncil was also in c'l11n'ge ol' the coordinzition ol' the monthly tiom'oc'z1lio11s :ind the noontiine no tiyilies which invlndcd ping pong, encllrc, and ll Sllllfli han: June NlC'SSCllgC1'2lllClDl'lllllS Oicn werc elected the outstzmding sophf oinorcs by thc class of lfl70. Lane in Ovtolici' an clcycn-iliun teznn lroin thc North Ccntiul Asso- ciation of Collegcs and St-c'ondzn'y Schools visited I,llS to cvzxlnznc the K'll1'1'iCllllllH, l'z1c'nlty, student hody. and l'zniilitic's. The commit- tecfs pi'elin1inzn'y report praiscd the znppeznmutc of the school and the conduct ol the student body. 15 liovs' and Girls' Slate representatives Alcan Ellen McVey, Nancy Ritchie. Vickie Ogden, and Mike Larr admire .lack Darnall's souvenir ol' his week spent at Indiana University and reminisce ahout the good time they had and knowledge they acquired. llontemplaling their two weeks ol' edntalion at various journalism Institutes held at Indiana University, Ball State University, and Northwood Institute are Linda johnson. Mary .lane Brown, Karen iXnderson, Dave Dillon, representatives of LHS publications. Summer Institutes Motivate Participants Active in sunnner as well as win- ter, students from Lebanon High School journeyed to various insti- tutes and camps lor exploration in- to diverse and interesting fields. Four representatives studied the lacets ol' journalism. Instruction was given on methods which hest lti inform the student body of events in its school. This guidance was invaluable as students edited the CI lf D A R S and the 1'1'm1f1r1f. Lebanon participated in the His- tory Institute for the first time as five scholars attended a week's seminar that dealt with impor- tant issues ol' today. Boys' and Girls' State delegates studied state and local governments. In mid-June three from the Le- banon chapter attended Sunshine Camp. Latin and lihrary repre- sentatives traveled to respective seminars to increase their skills. Outslzimling Spcvcli Student. junior Both Debbie IQCCIIUI' 4-Ileckx an clctzlil with Hr flzilclwvll. lJl'2lC'liK'l'S an Willllillg' Olllliwll, Riggs. spmimr, Ixcliurc' ll l 'I'.X Illi'i'IillQ 'linking' lime om Imm Ilia-ii' studios. l3zn'lJz11':1 Rcclicr, -Iucly XVo0cl. :incl tlzimf Nlcsscn- gcr rvlzilc suiumcr vxpci'ic'11u-s, useful uwlilliqilcs clisc'0wi'm'cl 11L Stun: SllllSi1llli' Clzuup, I.. Arlmc-. I, Slim-plic-1-cl. :incl li. Inc-ksoui cm ski U in ll llln mx npzlrc lls 511' ccl 1 f :xml i..lIlIl xxUI'k5h0IJS :nl I'imlum' :uid I. U. N. Rilcliic. G. ,Xlml-lmk. Nlr. R. 1.tJtil- lcllvr, Nl. 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Bztsketbztll uslrers zmcl prom assistants lent time and ellort to :tid in impor- tztnt school functions. Props lor Cfzrousel stztrtecl SI2igCl'l'l1llt on at busy year of lntilding. and the prepztrzttion ol' Christnrzis detiorzt- tions involvecl eztelt pupil in zu leztst one ol' its numerous phases. Nlr. lieitli Iiint-ztitl assists Beverlv Cox tts t M' 22 av Wfl iff x 4 0, I ' V .I . , 's .1-Fax. A 484511 I f Q IT' ons., 'yur an I! .- ,v 44 . L ww we .4.......m-.-...4.,..f...-.,..-..-.- M-..Ww, Q w., WWA vw ii .av W v 4 :nm 1 , ww F flu. BWV! ig: M ..' 712.-1-1:iX93w.fQw42My-iw 'J 'N f ...ts . .. 2,2 .' Q c ' i 1 I . -'.e.. ' 4 U o O I 1. 13 ,, v f X Q - V- -'. it .2 , .4 :W 'T 4 Q W X 3 E Q Nw I y Q' V ' S ' v' P 5 .1 ,A F 4 2 1 1 y N if f .,. Y - .+ V - -411+-ffmggf ' , , : ' ,, I new jf E759 x, rj Rffufv E-EP' xiii-qg7qSi7F:515?v.LffQ21-, , K Q' 1 T his 'Q fgwffw Q42 H' ,il .wwiig -w.4wg12-,n',-1fhgggm517f:y4ggf., 4:wff7f.y,.xfg 711-my X .w 1- 22 , 1 'w ' 'Gain QM' if X ' 35, 'X . 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W nw,- 1 ity, ' we lw M ws fm, , I I I I Clozzufrt Clmir and Band moved info their new lwnzri, F-zving, zulzicrlz logellzcr wilh the audi- lorizmz Q11368 sqzmrff fezflj cost 53f300,0U0 to lzuilfl and f1lTllfSl1. 1,l'Og'I'IllIl.Y Zuma first j1rcpr1r1'rl in llm .mzuzrljlrooj IH'llCliCI? moms and lllffn 1lH'.8'l,'IIfUl1 in the 775- .S'I,'Ilf, lllnl'-L'UIlllfliOll6'll audilorizlm. 21 '+L W 2 2, t 1935265 . fi it-tee Sunshine Strives to pply Theme LoveThyNeighbor llncler the gniclztnce ol' hextcl sponsor. Mrs. Kleztn Vtlalslt, the Stin- shine girls c2nclez1x'cn'ed to curry out the theine, Lore Thy Neigl1hor. All Lehztnon High School girls were invitecl to join the organizat- tion. Ifzteli ol the nietnhers servecl on one ol' seven czonnnittees. These girls planned progrznns, supervis- ecl the Zllllllllll eztncly sale, :incl c'on- slruetecl lztrors lor teztchers, shut- ins, ancl loeul patients in the hos- 5 pitztl :incl nursing homes. The orgztnizzttion hosted 21 Dztclh . 5 Dztttghter Banquet in February lor ffl :Fifi ztll the nienihers :incl their fathers. Q Spring lonncl the Sttnshiners httsy planning the Mothers' 'lieu in hon- or ol the mothers ol senior girls gtncl the Nitty Daly llreztlclztst to rec- ognize the grztclttzttes. l,1'0YltllIlg the ntenthers with at 3 t'llIlIlt'C to meet sociiztlly, at chili snpe A V' .' xt: 'f n 3 ' i 'nth F lie- . . . . . . lu MAS S lgul 0 I uc U I Snnslnners Montczt .Xlexztniler :incl Putty Lheri Miller ztttatches roses to xt trellis to ltJ1'C it llO111C ll2lSli6llJLlll glilllf- Xlztson clecorztte tztlmles lor Mothers' Text. tlepict the theme Sunshine :incl Roscrsf SUNSIIINIC - limi: Ifozv: l.inclzt johnson. Ltntrie Slziugltter. Iiztren Xnclerson. Vicki Iilrocl. Nlctrshzt 'l'itns. Cztrolrn Beerv. Xztncx Ritchie. presiclent: l'zttty Nlztson. AlXIrs. .Xmy Herniztn. sponsor. Swmztcl Rout: -Iain llelue. reporter: Brenclzt Denger, Nancy Nester photogrztplierz Dc-hlmie Reclier. treasurer: Delihie liberle, Carol Patrr. song leztcler: Belinclzt Riwrzt. Miss Nztthztlie liriclge. sponsor 'I'111'rr1 Roni: .lztn Kesner. -lstyne lrilmhett. Beth XYitte. Sztrztli Pztclgett. Cztrole Steiner. Bztrlaztrzt Recher. recorcling seeretztry: Mrs Lleztn XY:tlsh. heatcl sponsor, l'iJ'0IIf Roth: Sue liatrton. lzttnnn' Datlliey. Sttsztn XY:tllger. 'lame Xlessettger. tice-presiclent: .lttcly XYoocl torresponcling secretary: ,Xliss Nlztrgztret O'lSrien, sponsor, 213 KOS ck Pigg moilvls his ,Xhigihzmi limi Nlisx l.LIL'iiL'll. spolisoig HiYn'3. U I lrr. XI. iillllgillk IJISCSICICIII. plain lI'llJ tunic' loin the chihk zmlluzil hox xoiiwl is -'m 'i YQ i wx Mwuvihmsv'-,l,,,,,..-X-f- '4 XIV. Clzihih liwillg. Siu' Clliiiglrr. Hawk i'illllgllli'. Slim Sui' l.llCiik'Il. Dick Pigg. :mil H11 Roger 1.0LillIllll'iiCl' Iuhulzilc I't'Sllil5 lrom Aluiiior Hisloiimnl Soiicux monk vlcction. Historical Society Stages Mock Election, Box Social .junior Ilistoriczil Soficty hclcl ll hox social in ezirh' Ucceliihci' which xtzirtccl thc cluh on an llSSiCill0llS it progimii that Ll spring soloum Io 4- J , ll histoi'ic':1l laiirliiiziik clinizixcd. Q ' OHic'ci's Nlzirla Huiigzitcz presi- v ' V a . clvlill Dick Piggy xivcfprcsiclcllti zilicl iiA I Sue fiiillg'iCl', sc'c'1'clz1i'y. prcp:i1'ccl e- . V E Qllllllillltlll zlllcl' spclichlig long hours in plzmiiiiig. .X mock clectioii was hclcl in Xovcuihci' after exlciisixe ic- scwirrli on Y1ll'i0llS issues. Pi'esirlc'nl Nixon was x'ic'toi'ious :is stuclcnls must pzipci' hzillots for thc-ii' ii2lYfJl'ill' l'IlIlliifi2lIL'S. Thc liislorizins wi-rc issuccl im-ui! In-rsliip rzircls 111141 wcrc 1'cqi1i1'a-cl lo show lhciu hcfore gaining gicl- lllilllllltl' lo thc- lIK'Clil1g'S. Newly llllIllL'Ci hczlcl sponsor. XIV. Rogcr l.oiclm1ucllc1'. ziiclccl the xii' 'cr fhih with his coiislzml z1ch'ii'c. 417 FHA Produces Fall Skit, Holds Spring Style Show iiTtJllltJl'l'fJXN'iS llappiness l,ies in Today' was the theme ol' the Fu- ture lloineinakers of ,XIllCl'lt'2l. lflli-X was designed to provide those taking a home economies eourse witl1 an opportunity to be aetiye in the surrounding area. During the year, the girls learned not only domestic trends hut were also given a ehanee to work social- ly. Assisting with Mental llealth and llully Drives, they were ron- fronted with a diversity ol' situa- tions. Cookbooks were sold to help with paying ol' national dues. Menihers reeeired points toward iunior, senior, and chapter degrees for each cionnnunity project in which they partieipated. ,Xn lllllJl'CSSlX'C finale was added to the annual style show which had the theme The .flee ol' lfash- ion. A parade ol' Iorinals was held at the eonelusion ol' the event lfoi h . . . Senior Christy Cott prattites housekeep- Santa Claus. Vixian Coochnan. listens to anyglrlwhowtshedtopart1t'lp21ICf ing in a skit presented lor the l ll.X. Diana Stlienck state Christmas wishes. .. 4 44 l l A FH,-X - Back Row: Dehhie Yllilson, Betty Burtner, Karen Adams, secretary-treasurerg Beverly Cox, reporterg Cale Baldwin, Debbie Mcliale, llehhie Stephens, Claudia Ienkins. Donna Harlan. Linda llall, Diana Mt'Curdy, llelmhy lX ood, Dorothy Spear, .Ioan Rich- ardson. Serorzrl Row: llattie McGinley, Alanie McGinley, Linda Kaininerer. l'atrieia Sheets, historian: Eva Netherton. Margie Barlow. Cindy lsenhower. Pain Spencer. parliamentariau: Vivian Coodnian. Nlilrlizl Scott. llatritiia Rader. Shannon lllankenhorn. rerreation chairman: Margie llollard. Tllirzl Row: Beverly Mt'New. 'laniC RISUWII. DClPlliC l32lli61', 'l'1'l'1'5' Hflrdill. Uiilllil Sl'llClll'li, Carol Spees. puhlie relations: Christy Cott, vice-presidentg lliana llatts. Gloria Pike, llec-ky Ragsdale. lleth Cornett. Linda l,2ll'lilllll'Sl. Miss lilizaheth Spatht, sponsor. Ifrorzf Row: llehhy Rlusso, Susie llahn. Dehhie Hellner, Sharon llehh, Janet Turner, Cathy XVoll'la, Gloria Nieley, Alanet Hull, Jeannine Essex, Penny Smith, Linda Cox. program ehairinan: Sandy hlellison, llrenda Mun- cie. No! j1ic'tz1rer1': Cindy Cline, president. 28 i, X 1 ,Ib y i' 1- 1 5 ,Wm ,A 1' FBLA Members Get Preview of Future KlC'1i111g' 1111 11111 y1'z11' 11111 1111- 1'11- 1ll1'L' 1111si1111ss 111-11111'1's 1111 .xll161'11'il 11115 1111 111'igi11111 Lflllgll-III p1'1'sc11 1111 11y 21 liusiness 1'f11g'1is11 1'1z1ss. 1 151,,X sl11111s111's N115 11111y 611111- 11i11g1111111, N111 111111 c12l1'1l111'11ilC1,211111 1 e111'1', 21l'1'11ll1l12lI11C'C1 1,111 1111l1'C1'S 111 11111 5111111 1'1111x'1111ti1111 ill 111111 Sfilll' 1111i1'1111si1y 111111111 sp1?1111- 1'1's 111111 111'11g'1'2lll1S 1'111ig11tc111111 l111lSC i11 11t1e1111:1111'1r with 11611111111 i111'111'111111i1111. 511111111 1111-11111015 111511 I1ll1'I1L'1l12llC11 i11 ll trip 111 1i1i 1.i11y's. N16lll11C1'S 111' 111c 1511111-ti11 151111111 . . .. . . . , . 1' 111s 11'i111 1' 11 1'111l1 111111 1'11Ce1'l'111 1Q11g1'1'1y l11'L'l1111'1llQ' 111 1-1111111111 1111' 1111: 1111 1,111y lic-111 11'll1 111'c 11. 11Lll'1flll. 11. 5l11l11l. 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N 1, Finale, GOBBLE up Business s 1 H max., V M CI11111111i111'1' p1'11x'i11e11 1111' 1'111ssA 1 1 xx? 1 X .1 W W' Honor Society Guides Open House Tours Primary purposes of tlie Nation- Career Day in Noyeinlier. VliW0lI1ClIllJCl'S, Naney Sinnns and al llonor Soeiety were promoting To olmtain adinission in the Na- -layne Trilzliett, were selected to leadership, developing eliaraeter, tional Honor Soeiety, tlie student present the inyoeation and the ereating' an interest for learning, inust rank in the upper fourtli ol lmenedietion at tlie stiliool dediea- and spurring a desire to assist. liis class and exhibit the traits ol tion on Ifglprum-y 16, The 1-C-Hlgiin. Nleinliersoltlie soeiety aided the leadership. eliaraeter, and serxiee. dey ol' the got-iety gt-1-yeql as administration lay introdueing Candidates lor tnetnliersltip were guides for visitors to tlte open speakers on the annual College and voted on by the faeulty. liouse lollowing tlie eereinony. HONOR SOCl1f'l'Y - 131117: Rout: Dave Clark. Uaxid Ilillon. Gregg Xlorelotk. Ilitk Goodwin. x'it'e-president: 'lark llarnall. Cetil XY1iitaker, Chris Sliellmy. Steve Harding, Swroml Rout: Mary .lane Brown. Carol liuntlerlzurgli, Nancy Rittliie, Mike Larr, president: Cary Claroliliolo. Delilmie Ret-ltet. Vitilai Sims. Clarol Parr, lfrottl Role: Nliss llilda Xislie, sponsor: Nancy Sinnns. llecky Nliller. Carole Steiner. lean Llllen XltVey, laxne 'l'rilJliett. serretarx'-treasurerg liatllx lartnan. l'al:lo Claudillo. 1 tgttffiv is 'ffl mit-z7.tz, J if htm dv: 'f -f . . . at 2 5 2, Carole Steiner signs register signilying tneinlierslnp in National Honor Society. Ol'l'it'ers Mike Larr, Alayne Trilmlmett. Diela Goodwin make plans for College Day. 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In.0U,l.mns WCM, PH., 1 .x111c11. lJ1111' 1l1I1111ll1. n m , 5111111111 1111'1111g1111111 11111 y11111'. 5111-1114- 1115. slides, 111111 21 x'111'1111y 111' skits ..... 13111111111 1l1114111s1111 111111 11111 C11111111111s 1l'N1 t,nu,I.miuCd nu,Hlhm.S in Spcfilll X ' ' 111512 . . .. s1g111111'11111'11 1x'11s 11111 ll11'SC'111J111 1'1111 111111111111 111' 11111 1111'1'1' 1Zl11gll1lgL' 1111115 p1'11s111111111 111 c111l'1S1II11lS. A Q. me l,XIJ1.I11l11I5lf1J11l1l1l1.lR1llI1l11 111111111111. I11 IVRICNCH CLUB CLOVNCII. - 131117: Roan: Chip XVer1'y. Yltl'-1JI'l'NlllL'IllI Nllllf' -Izinc llrown, Clzlrol Flllltll'I'lJlll'Q,'ll, pn-sitlt-nl: Nlilic liol. Ifronl Roni: Nlrs. Kurt-n liyrd, sponsor: blanc Xlesscngcr, ploy XX'orccstcr. sccrelzlry. Advanced Pupils Amuse Group with Skit T0 gtimulgtg interest in the 12111- Club members enzlcl lfrcnch Christmas customs. Burk Row: Beth Shockley, Debbie guage and to cnumrage Inelnbcrs Mitchell, Bonnie Grccn. Cllllllllil XVznll. 1'ronl How: Larry I-Surrcss, lerry B2llllYVlll. to speak French outside the class- room were the purposes of La So- riele cle Iflem' 116 Lys. The club was governed by an executive coun- cil composed of three ollicers and 21 French class representative. Highlighting the yez1r's activities were a dinner party for the sen- iors and the annual Olympics in which the French Club pitted its skill against the Spanish Club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Karen Byrd, various other lneclh ings proved both Cflllfillillllill :incl entertaining. Included was 21 lill- teenth century plzly, 1,11 lfrlrczf flu Pale ef flff In TIll'fI?v, ably presented by the lourth-year students. or .fl Accent ci Activities on Culture, Customs fi Seeing il lliere ure zuiy ugcrmlic-s lell. Sue Clliugler rezrtlies iulo ilu' reiuziius of ilu' Slmuisli llluln Cllirisluius PI-Illlfll :is Bill Criss, llzrvicl Dillon. :incl ulzuli llziruull look ou, xi wtf' -,Q Lwwszodd Presenting the culture, the cus toms, and tlie language ol' Spziuisli- spezilging ctouutries wus tlie goal of Miss Nancy Custer, sponsor. At the full meeting, the execu- tive ciouucil, with the lielp ol' the progrzuu committee, plzumed :incl procluvecl a liilzirious skit based on the X1'u'lyu'f'rI Game. Diligeut iuclividuzils toiled ou tlieir fllillllfll creations during De- Ceiulmer. Spzuiisli, Freufli, amd lsuiu Club meiulmers joined together to present a serious progrruu ciele lirzitiug the Cliristums season. Alguuiary once more lirouglit the ziutlieutici Spanish lfiestzi. XVeziring tlie native costumes ol' Spain :incl Mexico, tlie guests were served il cliuuer of l'lll'lljIIlf1Il.S' :uid lfzrox. llie miluuzix to a clyuzuuu' yeur was llie netioii-pzutkecl 'l'l1ircl Auuu- zil Spunisli-l i'eiu'l1 Clluli Olyiupirs. SPANISH CIl,Ul4CIOllNC1ll, - liurl: lfmr: liztye XX'ooml, sefrc'lzii'y: Bliss Xzuuy Cluster, sponsor: l'z1ul Srryrlmlski, pre-sirleiuz Cary C:lrol'I'olo, .luck llziruzill. lfrolll lime: lireiulzi Deliger. x'iu'-pivsirlelltl lletky Orosro, .lolm Ritlimzm. Tom SICXCIIS. tg La F tt! 53 5 . sponsor, Mrs. Pznnelzi l.oehnmeller. sistztnee to :ill sehool clepartments. The groups lirst tnziior projeet was clt-signing scenery, props, zmcl posters for ffrlromel. school winclows zmcl the relinish- ing' ol' worn toys whieh were given to vztrious eivic' OTg2llll7ZlflOllS were two ol' the elttlfs enclezlvors. :incl the Cliieztgo Art Institute pro- viclecl the linture artists with vul- nzihle zincl interesting inlormzition. envirotmientzil ehznnher. and motl- ern equipment aticlecl stttclents. mzniy long hours on projects lor lotxtl zincl regional setenee lznrs. .Xt the regional lain' CllSIJl1lyS were cli- vitlecl into two ezitegories, lmioloqie rail ztncl pliysiesil. Once zigziin liell ,I. those with ontstzmcling projects. the t'0llSI'lfllllUll was zimenrlecl :intl l'1lllllC'tl. Plains were mzifle lor 21 Art and Science Clubs Augment Activities llncler the snperx ision of its new the .-Xrt Clnh proviclecl vzilnzihle :ts- .Xt Christmas time, painting the Visits to lizill State University A planetziritnn, elztssrooms, :tn lCntlmsi1tstit' scientists spent 4 elephone presented ziwznscls to To improve the Seienee Clluh tri J to the Nlusenm ol' Seienee :incl . . l 1 1 1 . V ,. V Mrs. Palm l,oc'lnnueller, sponsor ol the :nrt tlnla. Galle liztltlwtn, Mziclelyn Neuse, :mtl lllflllhlll 'md fl flfly el Wlelulllxlllg' Nxuncv Huy steaulv the lzitlcler while Rex Roherts zxttzu-lies :u Clliristmzis ornament. SCIICNCE tll.lll5 - lirulr Rami: Lesley Gooclnifflit, Stanley .Xl'1HSll'0llf'. Steve ll:it'cli1igf, litl Tripps. Nlzirk Hungrxite, Dick Goodwin, ,Xllen Robertson. Dick Pigg. Roh Townslev, Klliip XXX-rry, vieespresiclcmtz Dzive Cllzirkjllill Hulse, licl l Iztrclin,5D:ive Snow, Secfmzzl Row: Liiiclzt Hull. Pznm Limp, seci'etzn'y: Mzirslizi Titus. Satrzi Hummel. Brute NY1tlters, lohn Allen. lim Kznnmerer, Dzivicl Stokes. Rztlph Henley. lievin Viiuglit. Lvn Xrlmoe, lerrv Bulclwin. .luunitzi Blztek. Tliirzl Ifflll'-I ,loan Mcliinzie. -foe Gibson, lsoh Cnrv. Dzixitl Lesley. .lean Iillen Nlt'Yev. presitlentg Clztrole Steiner, Carol lfuiiclerlpttrgli, Beth Sliocklev. Nancy Nester. Carol Parr. Rus- sell 'l'hziteher. Rex Roberts. Jerry Newkirla, Nlzire Lelnnzinn. Fmzrlh Row: Sufi Hicks, Glorizi Pike, Lincla liztmmerer, Beeei lloke, Tom Martin. .Xllzin XVilli:nns, Bill Dailey. Cynthia lizicls, Dztvicl XVines, Ron Burgess, loam Rielizmlson, Shznmon Plzinkenhorn, l3:n'lm:irzi Denning. Put Hemmerle, Bonnie Roth. Fiflll Row: Delbllv Musso, Vifliv B21lCS.iSllS2lll Brvxni. Clhervl Ann Cowan. Den- l I nis Smith. Hr. -lznnes Nliner. sponsor: Dizinzt lerkiins. Nznicv Ritehie. Nlr. Alannes Begun. sponsor: ,Mike Close. Nlzirv lorter. Sue llztrton. Nlrs. Sanitlru lilsev. sponsor. lfrmil Row: Dong lireneh, Xlztrk Nlolello, lihrztrizin: Roger 'l'errill. Rsinclv Thomson. WV? XVoi'l4crs lJ2lllSC for l'Clil'l'5llIllClll zuul TCM Nlcuilu-rs ol' ilu- Drzuuzl Cllulm. Xlikc Slzlglc. Becky Nlillcr. Rauuly I.owc'ry. Dc-llc liuiupx. cluring lllL' ikOllSll'llLllUIl ol' stugc props. Sulzui Cllzirk. Susan lYollc, Slum' llzunillon, :incl Diznul llzuls. nlzlkc' props lor llllll'-. l FL Members Strengthen Speech Team Nlziny services wow 1'c'1ulc1'ccl to ' the scllool by tlu' l'l01'CllSll' zuul l Draunzi Cllulms zincl Sl2lg'C'l'l'lll'f. l.ong' hours :incl :mluous work lmcmiiiv routinv for llic nicuilmers, Representing 1,1-lmiuion in specvli gel . contests zueouncl lnclizinzi. ilu- lfor ensu' Cllulm foinpctccl :it llvu Due vis Svnioi' Iligli on l cln'11111'y 2 lo liigliligllt llic sclwclulc' loi' 1968- lllliil. .Xfter gaining xitul cxperie W' cncc in thc- previous incvls. tlu' speakers cntcrccl tlic scvlionzil Lu CIrzux'I'o1'clsx'illc. Slzigcctrzilt i'0Ul'lllll1llCCl scxfeml lunclions lu-lcl in the z1u1lito1'iuu: flllllllglliilll lllC yczii. During C1111 m1.s'1'l clulics incluclc-cl umking' props lor ilillcrent soc-ncs. Zlllilllg- ing c'on1pli1'zlln'cl ligluing sysicnis. and opening' :incl closing llic fin- tains. XVitli Mr. Short, sponsor. zlclcling' yC'2ll'S ol' lJ2lt'lig'l'OllllCl lo lliv o1'ff:i11iz11ti1n1, siuclcnls leziinccl ilu' cleliullc opcrzilion ol' the spotlights incl the 1'oi'1'c1't nlzinner io locus then: upon llw slzngc. This l'lSSlSl,-- zinvc' wus vzlllvcl upon lor IllllIlUl'- ous c'onvoc'zuions. Olll1XSlC A- 131111: Rmv: llonuin- fil'k'L'll. Ron llurgcss. Hill l,Zlll'l. Nlzirk Nlolcllo, RVIWI ll fflfflllf fl LUN-V' V515 ml' Xlilw Cllosf. .S'1'1'1m1l lfflilf l'zuu Limp. liounic Ilimkm-i'soi1. illiris lixzins. 'ICZIII lillru Qu-1,4-gl by lxuqigilmnts Ol' lj,-:mm XlcYL'y'. rlllllll lf1111': NIV. liui Sllorl. xpousor: I.iu1l4l Qlolinsou, 'Inna' xlL'S5L'llj't'l'. Inn 1 y, , ., - . licsiufr. Nzuuy Clnrcy. llc-akx Xlillc-11 lfmnl Rmr: lim-Ili Lgnlnlwcll. lilziinc Clliuiiilims. club' 1Ml '1fl blgdn, nmnllh Umldin H HH. mm llmqt ' lueloic' the Xprll pi'o1lu1'l1on. -1 .Ll Future Instructors Explore College Prep FTA, Sponsored by Mr. Carl nf in I 'H Riggs, offered an opportunity for ineinbers to look behind the scienes to ctatcth a glimpse of what to ex- pectt as a teacher. Coneentrating on the choosing ol. an aciereclited insti- tution lor teacther education, the constituents viewed problems that facie a prospecitive instrucitor. At the eight loctal c'onl'erenees and spring state cionvention, FTA inenibers from around the state inet to excihange methods and ideas involving their later professions. son Q02 ,fog Klr. FTA, Blike Clark, was cihosen to represent the club at various l'uncttions, sueh as the lncliana State Fair. Debbie Recfher, president ol' I,eb- anon's cihapter, also held the oflfiee of State Reciording Seciretary. At Christmas l Tx'X proved itself to be also a service organization. The club eoinpiled a basket ol: yuletide L'goodies for a needy lainily in the c'onnnunity. liach nieinber ctontribuled canned food to aid in formation of the gift. Linda Hedge perlorms her duties in ex- ploratory leaehing by offering valuable assistance to Central's kinclergarlen pu- pils under Mrs. Rohinson's supervision. FT,-X: lid Triggs, Steve Hamilton. Kris Kirkhride, Connie Thrine. Swfonrl lfozv: Bonnie Dickerson, Donc-Ita Gilford, .Ianet Fun- derburgh, Paula Rays, Donna Harlan, Monica Alexander, historian: .Indy Lewis. Carol lfunderburgh. vice-president: Bonnie FT.-X - Bark Row: Carolyn Beery, Nancy Hay, Juanita lllaek, Russell 'I'hatc'her. Steve Harding, Steve Parker. Mike Clark, Mr Brown, Patty Mason, secretary: Debbie Recher, president: Nancy Nester. Tllirrl Row: Mr. Carl sponsorg Bc-c'ky Miller Sue Clingler, Barb Recher, .joan Richardson, Melanie Padgett, Debhv Nklorcesler, Ian Kesncrr, Linda Rockstroh, Steve Brucie, 3 Nancy Carey, Audrey Trump. Ifrorll Row: Kathy Tarinan, Linda Hedge. Sue Barton, Mary Iorler, Claudia l'Vall, Nancy Simms Marilou Noland, Sara Pavey, Vicky Bates, Karen Tanselle, Tricia Bryan, Debbie Mitchell. an if-I! ' . FNC H Iirlrlc Rout: Barbara Denning. vice-president: Shannon Plankenhorn. Karen .XLlZlIllS, president: Debby XVood. Scfond Row: Sufi llicks. Becky Ragsdale. lixa Nc-Iherton. Bliss liliyabeth Spatht. sponsor. Tlnnl Now: Dorothy Spear. Linda Kanuuerer. Debbie Baker. secretary: Pain Spencer. Ifrrnit Row: Debby Musso, Linda Cox. Debbie Ilelfner, 'I'errie Roach. C and YMA Instill Ideals in Members Sponsors. Mr. lieilh Kincaid and Nlr. Raymond liklfltlll. enjoy a tonrersalion about the next YXIX meeting at whith president Randy Cartel' and Donald jackson will preside. warg a Za',1x. '3- gels lfach monthly Future Nurses Club nieeting was devoted to in- forming girls of opportunities ol' the field and of requirements need- ed for practical and registered I1lll'S- ing. .-X eoinposition of 500 words on the phase ol' inedieine in which the inenlber was interested was an ad- mission requirement. Special club projects including the liaster Seal Drive and the Heart Fund aided the cionimunity. .Xcitive participation in school, ehureh, and the eonimunity were emphasized this year in YMA. In- spiring high ideals and helping to train the young inen of today, the association pledged the flag of our country at each meeting. Included in this years activities were films on physical fitness and salmon fishing. The club presented a large Vnited States flag to be planted perinanently in the gym. - fl! Assistants Render aluable Aid to School Planning a clever eounter dis- play, mending battered textbooks, and selling numerous school needs were the services provided by the bookstore assistants. Setting the model example for proper business function was Mrs. Sandy Hfhitloek, who helplully assisted the girls. Phone answering, pass deliver- ing, message taking, and compiling attendance lists were typical as- signments of the diligent helpers in the office. The well-organized office proce- dure was direeted by Mrs. Sandy XVhitloek, Mrs. Shirley Maines, and Mrs. Donna lXIeConnaha. BOOl4S'l'URl'l ASSlS'l'AN'l'S - Carlene Bumps. planet Turner, Janie Brown, Diana Perkins. Becky Miller, liya Nether- lull. OFFICIE ASSISTANTS - Debbie Stephens Betty Burtnei Debbie C illiim knren Xdams l'1tL1sley I nn Spencer M ngit llollnd Beverly Cox, Carol Specs, Diana Sehenek Bonnie Roth Smdx Lhnmbeis Fltitst Hirdin eannint Lsstx une BIOWII Lindt Cox. 38 f l.2llJtll'1lltJliN zxssislgints Chris Slielhv. llicllie llicks. Slut' llzlrtling. :Intl llzlxitl Stokes operate the waiter tlistillt-ry usetl to ohtxlin ll 'pure liqnitl nt'tt'ss:try Iior experiments :intl proietts in the nlotlern physics. tllelnistry. :intl z1clx':111t't'tl hiology tlzls Films and Equipment Keep ides Busy Relorznting ztppatrzltus was onlv one ol the xzirious tluties ol the lzihorzltory assistants upon th return to school. The science wing provitlecl uclditionzll spare the recently ohtziinetl equipnie Assistzints zliclecl the stnclents in their sezlrth lor nnlanniliur cheni- Uniclecl hy the science lllSll'llt'- l'itlllt'liflUIl Center inereatsetl tht tors. the aides were taught proper niethocls ol' proteclure. Volunteers inust, have eonipletetl :lt least one year ol' rheniistry. ' A ' The nnniher ol' lihns uvziilzlhle grew along with the storage spare provitlecl near the lihrzxry. .Xf- clent Opt-r11tor's Test which zissti quality us well. 'liztpe revortlii records. and opaque proiettri were on hand lor clzissrooni ust Aspiring operators zngznn wi reqlliretl to pass the National S111 ecl conipetenee in :ill areas ol' pi w st ll ituls and their reagents. liliution with the xY2llJ2lSll Yztlley er operation lllltl nmintenm S'l'l'lJliN'I' Ol'lf,RiX'I'ORS A Huff: Ruin: Ron Burgess. Rzintlx l,owerx'. Mike tllzirk. Rex llitkerson. .lt'l'lf' Nt-wkirk. Billy Ciitltlx , , , Sfrrnlrl lime: Cizlry Yickrey, John Ilelils. Steve Neese. lfngent' 'Xl'HlllllIl. loin lztuley. Brute XY41lters. rlilll-lf, ltmr: Nlr. .lxnnes lbthglll sponsor: l':xtrit'k ljtlfllllll. lient Yziuglln cillIl'lLTS Xlzltlhews lfostei lll, Russell'l'l1z1Ithel', lfmnl Row: Rznntly lhonmson. llauniel lscn hour, Sznn De Lu Rosa. -lohn Surher. Kaye XX'oocl. ,294 ' ,vt 2.22 3 . 1 . CLINIC .-XSSlS'l'.XN'l'S - Diana Clarkson. Mary lissex. liarbara Denning. Shelly Sloan, Debbie Baker. Sufi llicks. lieth Clornett. Pupils Donate Time to Clinic, Cafeteria .Xltcr learning basic lirst aid. f thc clinic assistants were prepared to IIICCI niinor emergencies or ill- nesses. The volunteers gave sup- port to the school nurse by typing and recording health records. The gaining ol' valuable experi- ence in operating a clinic was only one olf the many benefits provided for the skilled student helpers. Once again the reliable cafeteria assistants aided the cooks in the lunchrooni. lVorl4ing an hour each day, the students operated the dishwasher, cleaned tables, and stocked shelves. Keeping the lunchrooni running smoothly was the principal duty perliornied by the efficient helpers. QlAl li'l'lQRl.-X rXSSIS'I',XN'l'S - limi: lfow: .lint Graves, Danny hlellcrs. Front Row: l.inda Cox, .Iohn lfrcncli, XVanrla French. 40 Y -Q, 5 t sam: wi... in wr -- --i We I.lIiR.XllY fll.l'l5 - Huff: lfmv: Clzmmlc- 5lL'lllL'l'. -Irwin lillcn XlmYCy. .lllllL'l llvnncy. l'L'IJUlill'liI Lulli .Xllll ll1ISll1lQ'S. ll.ll'll liviw. .lill XY11gg'L'1ic'1'. Yiclxi l'ui'kins, .Xwrmzfl Ifmrr llcflmlay Xhmml. pwsiclviilz lic'xc'1'ly flux. 5l'Kl'Q'llll'ff .loam Riilllllllxllll. Iucly Slivlmlivul. x'icx'-pi'c'siclL'i1I: Slliilll Sclicmk. Put Slivcls. lvliy flux. -Izxllis -lIllliS0ll. 'l'l11'r1l Ifmw: Xliss Rulli xlll,2illQIllllll, Sllllllxllli Nancy liziylcss. Susana lil'X2lll. NLIIHX luiux. Nlxulcflxu Xumh lfmxu' llrzmclmi. Sliammli XYclmli. lllllli' llmwii, I-'mzif lfmw: Xlrs. Xlzirlligl Xlkislf lull. wpmlsur: liLll'l'll lllllll5L'lll'. liulliy -'li2ll'IIlllIl. l11'11s111'c'1': llvlrlaic' lli'llllt'l'. Cllgnmlisn lill Xlhggciicfi' :xml Xamu Bzixlms rcxlmlx Hull. RUSZIIIIH' Slow-r. Xlziri l,Ul'll'l'. llic llIlIli'l'lZllh tCllIC'lk lm' smlwnl-wiclc' llM'. Xlllllililillllg ilu- umiplclirm ul Ilu' IIlLllL'1'llIl5 QCIIICI' .nv llNhlNlIlIll5 Nami liuilcrs. 'Iill XYzlggc'lic1'. Nlgnry l,Ul'll'l'. ulzuicl llt'l1IlL'f. .llllly Sliuplicul. Kill lk-1111. Clnllccli filllll. Clxiilliizx flliiic. Susan Hlilllll. Digum Xlnillmlx. :incl lilll'lJ lxrycs. Club Members Admire Spacious Library .X xvrlml llilb lo lfl Sgnlxzlclm' tin lmozucls lui' lllc' lllZllK'l'l1llS l'l'lllCli Slslilllls wore' mi lizmcl to zlicl lmlli l'HlNllll'ICKl lay Ulgulys Nlwlllvlh :mrl mm flu' pi'im'ilm:1l 11-spfumilmilily nl SIl1flK'Ill5 gmml llziclxlly liiciillwrs in ll lJl'L'lllxl1l5l lui llmc scliinn' iiicmv lllc cluln. 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I 'LL' 'L - 111111 S111 5111111 151 Ilk1l K 111111 1111111 11m1111x1111 c1lLl1 X111111 I111 1111111 X14KIlK1X 5111111 x1IlN 1' 011111 S1 LS 111111 131 1 . ' V. KL' ' - 11111':111.111: l,111'1m1 1,1lXl1C. N1411'g:1111-I 111111111 s1'11'1-11111: 11'1111' 1ll7Ill1l. 1 ' '.5Sl'X. 11 ' , JK' , 1 ' 'UXVI . 1 ,1., , 1 1 1? a 1- if 5 1 A . i E 1 1 mm 11 U 1. U1 L3 ii El 5 1 - GIRLS' CHORUS - Bark Row: Slizimn Mslclclox, Brenclzi N'Vehh, loan Dooley, Kathy Cox. Nlllfflil Biiseiilmzirk, Mary Tziyloi' liziw Brown, lnlie Ali'fi0l'lH2lC'li. Peggv Hzn'i'ison. Clzulvs Montero. Sheiwl Roberts. Sfwnirl Row: Dizinn XY11lker. lirvstzil Xlzirrs, I l Billillillll Rcmliei. lzilly Scott. klzinexe iFl1IlllL'lilJl11'gll. Ilzniel Bl'0XX'll.icilllClfj ling. .Xniln Newnlain. Dehhie Crouse. Cinily Clingler .lnlie Lenox, Nlelinclzi lleliher, lfmzzl Row: Rnih Sl2lIllCl'S. l.n.Xnn Lewis, Terri Tzniselle. Teresa: Prziit, Dehhie XVo1'eeste1' Uelzhie l,zn'i', l.incl:l Rochslroh, Nancy Renner, Susan .IZICTQSOIL Sully l,eop:ll'Ll. Choruses Gain Needed Experience, Poise By e1':1clic'z1t,i1ig wwczll pmhlenis interest in ninsic' the vocal oi ol' elicmil expression. This lrziin- :incl inipmving nnisicianship the g2lUll2ll.lOllS helped to piepzire the ing helped to equip the singers for Boys' :incl Girls' Choruses clevel- cihoristers for Concert Choir nncli- any l'nun'e vrmczil eiicleavors. upecl skill in the lnnclanienlzils olf lions. The future HlllSll'l2l11S were The i'll0l'llSCS pzirtieipzitecl in singing. lVhile stininlziting lill1'lllC1' exposed Lo niziny types :ind styles numerous Chrisinizis PTOQIYIIIIS. BOYS' CHORUS - limi: Quin: Tom Pauley. Sieve Rnsher, Chip XVeri'y, Dennis Brznnmn. I,zn'ry llolloniain. Kent Vaughn. -Ixnnes lVliitel'o1'cl. .Sffuzifl Row: Dave Hine. Gznmh Coons, Hill il-2lylO1'. Kirk l':11'1'. Cary Yickrey, Garry Nelson. lfmnl Ifmv: Gary Hodges, .luck Ton, Pzlnl liziys, Hob Rose, Creg l'1n'c'els. 44 Plfl' 11.XX11 -- 131111: l11111': 111'11111s 111'llll1l11l1. x1Lll'1i 1111llI1Ll1l. 110111115 c1lllllllll 111111 '1'1'1. .N'1'111111l l11111': 511'11' 1,lI1'1xl'l1. 11111111 f1llIIl1J11L'11, 1111- 5l11I'L'111L'l'. 1111115 1:11111 11111. c11IL'1'11 1'111l1h1. 1111- 1111111l1IIlS. v1,L'1'l'1' x1llll1111'l1. 111'11111s f11lllI11111'11. 1,411'1'1 -1lll11iS11I1. 1111114171 lfr111': 1111111111' 1l1'1111'1'. S111.. RLIIIC11' 1'.111x. 111-111115 SIl11I11. 11.1111111111 111l1xL'1'. 511111 XYl'11L'1'. 1111111 N11lQ111. N11111' 51111111 l 11111'!l1 lC1111': 111141 15z111w. 111111 Piggy. ,x111'11 1i1111l'111' I1 1111111 1 111 X1111111 1111111 N1111 11411111 A 111111: XY1 111 . 4 ,1-5 . 1 1' ,L L1 , 1- ' lL'l11L'. 1'xll'1x 111111. 111111141 1111111s . ,, , . . . , , 111l11'111'1:111. l'1'1111l lfr111': 11111 11:1f1'1. 1111111' X1il11l'1'N. 111111 11111-1'11'1'111. 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Chip XYc'1'ry. .S'1'rm1ri limit IJCIIIIIN Clzmililmlivll. .Izmis RILHIQSOII. ilIiL'1'yI IFUIISI. I,:11'1'y -Izlcksoli. 'I'c'ri'y xIQlllIlICIl. Im' XYIIIILIIIIS. il'lmrl limit Vicky lizilcs. Dick Pigg. .Xllcii RKIIJLTISUII. llzlviml Iicslu. Susan XXWIII1' IJCI'Ii0I'IIl5 :ls ihc IIIIIVLIIIIIQ iljchlaic' Rvnlici. Ilzuicly Iillis. Dcmiis Smith. ilillllllllf IIAIQQV. Simi XXI-Imcl'. lluhn Xlillnf. Imml plays I'4'111iiQs Irfllll IIt'1lH'Il - Xlikc Snow. I.1lI'l'f Smith. fikllilil Cluom. Hikv Iicckliami. Iom I'iIJL'lWK'L'IlI. Iiriiu- ' ' D 1' h S ' Mus1c1ans e lg t pectators, Audlences I'1'zlc'tin'c hegzm in .Xugusl Im' thc l'z1II Ikmullmzill zlllclic-lives 11ml thc Imzmd cio1icIucIccI ll sc-rics ul mcinlmcrs ul' the Tigci' IIIQIYCIIIIIQ' vznilccl Illl Immun' plziquc PCTI:0l'III' musical ciiiertziiiiiiienls with the hzmcl. XVoi'I4ing cIiIigclitIy. they Illg'2lI1lIlC CIi'11wl'mn'cIsx'iIIc CIIii'isl+ ISIISTI Nlusicale, which cxp:mcIccI lJI'ClJ2ll'CCI hz1II'-time sI1ows Im' mas pziiuflc. XX'iih the Tigerettcs. to limi' evening IDCl'IilJl'lll2lllt'L'S. , ......11-1- IXXNCIIQ BXND - Sffllllfl-Ilgl 'Im' XX'illi:m1s. Chip NI'c'1'l'y. Mika' I,:n1'l1 limi: Rrmt Vicky limits. Dirk I'igg'. .Xllcn RuIu'i'Iw11. Sw- rmrl lfmr: Iom I'IIJt'l'WCIlI, Iiruw XYznIlL'1's. Nlikc IIKTIQIIZIIII. Uznlh KIUUIIN. Bill Ilznfvy. lfmnl limit Xvllllff' Ncwlvr. I'il'llIlli'S Clcmlm-3, XIV. I.xirr3 lixc'rIiz1i'l, hpomnr: Rlifmclzi Shcfrrill, hjznm' Plzmis. 443 1Vz1111'1'5. 15111 11l1ll'1. l'1f11Hfll l:U11'f N11111' 1.11111 .X11lIIl xX111l1lII1N. 1J1-111111- X11C.1111111111. 111'111- 11111111111 lD1'111111' 13111-111-. f.111'1'X1 f11J1X'llII 1'.1111 1.1I1lID. 1z1111' 1 1'1'g11x1111. 111111121 1111111111. H1111 5ll111l'1, 1,1w fL111111111g111. k12l11L' 11g11'1'1N. 11K'111 111111-. 111111 X11111-111111. 1 1'.ll1l1'N 1.1111 11 R11 - . - , . - x. 11111111 5111'll'l11. 1111111111 111111111-. l-11111! 1:H1l'I x1l1xl' 1,.1N1111'. 1.1111111 1111111w1111. X111113 XL'N1k'1. 11-11x 11111111X1ll. 8.1111 1.1-11114111 1111111 l'111-1. 1':1111.1 11111w1111. N.11l1N 11111111-1. 1111111111 511 V n , 11t'II1l111'l'11'. ,gd 'haf' 11111. x1.l1h11.I 111111, 11-1111 1-111'11 N11X1'x. 81111111 11l1L111. 1xII11 11.I11. X1111 X11111111'111w f121111N c.I1X. 51111111111 C.11x. f1111'1s1X C.1111. 1111111 111z111111'111z 111111 51181111 11k'11I1l1g S1'111111x X1211'N11.I 111115, X11111- 1.1111 111111 111 11111 1-1111'1111i11 1111'IlllLQ111JlI1 111t' x1'111 111111 111'1'I1'11 1111111121 'lIl11 11111111111 1111111111111 1-111111111-N. 11lt' 11q11111i1111q11 1.118 11111111 111.11111 111111115 17 Skilled, Original Journalists Edit Pennant PENNANT - Iiack Row: Carolyn Beery, page 3 editor: Ian Kesner, page 2 editor: Steve Parker, sports writer: Cary Caroffolo, sports editor: Debbie liberle, page 3 editor: Denny lVilliams. photographer: Carol Payne, copy editor: Susan Roche, copy reader: Bob Gary, sports writer: lid Triggs, columnist. Ifronl Row: Linda johnson, managing editor: Bonnie Dickerson, page 1 editor: 'l'erry Cox, page l editor: Mary plane Brown. editor-in-chief: Jan Belue, 11ews bureau for The lfwjiorlerg Karen Anderson, news editor: Patt lillis, circulation manager. Y s Producing the P6f7I?Ill7'1f became increasingly difficult as the staff added many features to the school paper. XVith skillful, patient work, an informative and imaginative journal of events at Lebanon Sen- ior High School was edited. ln order to construct a superior newsprint new equipment was ac- quired. A headline machine and camera outfit contributed to the production of the journal. Student interest in the Penmmt was high as outstanding copy caught their attention. Ed's Col- umn was one of the most widely read and quoted features of the bi-weekly because of its humorous satire on school life. Mrs. Ellen Smith, sponsor, gave expert advice and guidance to the staff as they wrote feature stories and captured candid photographs of the student body. YVithout the aid of Mr. Dallas Pearsey, printer, there would be no Pennzml. Making headlines becomes a task for P1'rz11r1rzt staff copy editor Carol Payne, 48 -'17 Hot off the presses, the first copy of the P87I7Ill7'If is proofed and inspected by Mr. Dallas Pearsey, editor Karen Anderson. Mary Jane Brown, and sponsor Mrs. lillen Smith. CICIJXRS - Huff: lfmwt Slut' HIllIlllIt'JlI, st-iiio1't'tlitor: clk'4illXlllIll1llit'l. llttxitl Snow. :mtl Clzmmlc SlL'lllL'l'. CUIJY eclitnrsi .luck llzmiatll. sports cclitur: Yitki Sims, nlztsscs cclitmx lfmnl Row: blztyiut 'lirilmlnctt gtml .lcztn lillcn NlcYcy. SCIIIOI' t'clitm's: -luamtat lllztrla. copx cclitmt Nlztrk Xlulelln. sports t'tlit0t': liztrcll il1lllSL'llt'. clxtssvs cclitor. '69 CEDARS Arrives to Conclude Year lizirly lust spring twenty-two tu' tally it1c'xpc1'icl1ctCcl persons took on tlic task of pwclttfitig thc sixty- liltli lmlmzitioii lligli Sclmul ycztr- lmok. Cilmosiug ll tlic-mt' and 21 cowl' clv- 5lg'll :incl Ctlllflllfllllg' at st1t't'6ssl't1I 2lClX'C'l'IlSlllg czitlipztig-11 wt-rc tlic stztllus first inztjoi' 1'cspcmsilmilitit's. Rcw1litetl1isl clllL'l'li on that! Is this glllllllllilllfillly c'o1'rCcft ? 'Ilhese were zi law ul' the qticstitms often :iskccl in the CIIQDARS' mtmi. lfclitmi Dzivicl Dillon lcfzmiccl tlic clcfs zmcl clrm't's ul' ycztrlmokiilg git 'gf 'B I.ll.'s -lourimlisiit cltilll-Cl'i'lli'C'. .VX lbw ul' the stall' inctiilncrs zircmn- pzitliccl Nlrs. Doris l,:1t1giziln', spun- sor, to thc Nzititmzil Srlmlztsrit' Prcss N AM'-WM4r:4 tI11cl1iil'c'i't't.1'c? iii Cllilifttgtm cluring tlic' i f miiksgixiimg lmlicldys. 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They attended Sniith-XValhriclge Camp :luring the summer ancl learned the essenti- als ol' good school spirit. Upon eompletion of this training, the cheerleaders reeeivetl a spirit stiek which was awarded to the group displaying outstanding vo- eal ahilities at pep sessions. This fall the sophomores chose Linda Basey, Tammy Dalhey, Alice Myers, and Mary Taylor as reserve yell leaflers for the year. Present at all football and has- haslaethall games, hoth home and away, these cledieatecl girls lecl the loyal fans in a variety ol' cheers. For the lirst time the Tiger rooters were able to participate in a eheer hloek at all home basket- lyall g'ZllHC'S. l'iC2lIll!'lllg ll l'211'Cl see- Xtearing their new unilorms presentetl hy the CICIJARS' stall. xarsity theerleatlers tion! the block was directed by .Iucly XYoo1l. Marilyn llurr. Nancy llay, ancl Kaye XYoocl proudly inspect the gigantic . . stullecl tiger presentecl as at team mascot lor LHS hy Mr. anal Mrs. llarolcl Howe. Miss Magee, phy. ed. instruetor. ' Cheerleaders Bring Home Spirit Stick Boosting the B-Team football and lmaskcthall hoys to a xietorious season is the duty ot sophomore eheerleatlers Mary Taylor, Linda liasey. .Xlite Myers. 'lammy Dallmey. Using varied routines. cheerleaclers ,Iucly lV0ocl. Marilyn Durr spur on gricltlers. 54 Underclassmen Bolster Tiger Sharks -.4 f SNYINIXIIXCL lliXXl -- llfrrl: l':m'. Xl.m lillllll. lsflllt' xlvll lmm. llL'IllllS lllklllllltlll. Cllllm l'mnl lfmw: l..lm' Sl.lllQllll'lg. Nlclllalill. llnlm ll'l1 '5. lim: Xl: NH i ., Y, ,mm , 7 ,l'lQL'l' Sll2ll'lx5 was llu- lhllllk' gil L'll ln l.t'lJQlllUIlN lll'Sl Nllllll lL llll lllc' lull ul lJlllllllllQ 1 mullcl l-llSl nun' t'l'L'lN lcll lm Lcmlll Rm l'l 111 Lily. l,ccl In lwslllllglll -lqfllll Xl U ll-Ill, lllc' Slmrlxs ll1'mx'11c'cl Slwrirllll IWIVC lull sllllvxvcl two close' Ima cs to tlilllllll ln' ll luml nl NLXLII li'L'll IJUIIIIN. l.C'lJLlllUll planwcl lllml lll lllci ll mll lllxllalllmml. 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TQCII I 1C1s1c1 o 0 I nce 1 LI x 1 1 1111 om Ol 0 XVl1ite, Rob Brown, Randy Bruncs, D011 kson Dirk C 101111111 R clne Hitks C 1 l k Il 1 ntx 1 Mark Nolello, 1XI111'k Gziyer, Dick Pigg, 1111 15501 110111 Roi Nlr O l Cl H111 Gary Gzirollolo, Dong l'1I'CIlClI, Dave Clark 1 1 Y L Io If 1 to Tiger Gridders Maul Foes for a, '7 2 Record 1112132111011 unveiled ll qnicik-liitting ollense llIICl ll lJOIIC-t'I'IlSlllIIg de- lense z1t tl1e C'0IIl'C1'ClIt'C jziinboree by scoring 21 points :incl only giv- i11g IIID ti. Attic'z1's l7'gllIIIC winning streak was 11z1lted by 21 48-point procluc- Iitlll i11 lllC season opener. The Tig- ers proceeded to blitz XVestside 53- 14 :ind lollowed by downing CC. 23-0 in the first game on tl1e new football lield. C1'z1wl'o1'clsx'ille 11pset tl1e Tigers 12-7, b11t T116 Bengals bonncied back to top 1'iftl1 rated Carniel 27-151. Noblesville slipped tl1ro1,1gl1 tl1e Tiger paws 20-19 be- fore LHS got tough and t'1'IlSlI6Cl bot11 CllIll'I1'HIICl and Iirownsbiirg. Ill tl1e season finale 1.6112111011 tackled z1rcl1-1'ivz1l I.z1l'z1yette -leff 25-21. This vicitory capped 2111 ex- cellent 7-2 1'ec'o1'd for tl1e Tigers. Altliongli not rated in tl1e state polls, tl1e Gridders finisbed second in the Sz1gz11no1'c Conference. Iiiglit liebanon boys made ,fXl1-Co11fe1'- ence, wliile five ol? tliese boys CZIYII- ed an All-State lionorzible inention. Tiger VO-KIIIJIZIIIIS Dave tllzirk 211111 Dick Goodwin nieet Ill 1l1c niicllielcl stripe with tl1e Official :ind visiting I.z1l'z1yette CLC. C0- cziptains for the c'11sto111z11'y toss of tl1e coin. 50 HMS IfOO'l'lS.Xl.l, HHH l,l IS Umm. II .-Xilinx IS Ulm lgxluyvllm- JIS H Lzllilycllc ll. Cl. 23 U c:!'llXK'fUl'lISXiH1' 7 I2 Clgmm-1 27 I3 Nrmlmlvsxilltt IU UU Klllzxrlralncl QU U l3l'mx'll5lJl11'g 32 li l.LlIllf'L'IlL' hlvll 23 Sl Szlgalllmlxf flulllcwllu' .IZIIIIIJIJITC - lll'am'im'clnillc. XuIalm'sYilln'. amd 1.l'll2lllUIl IH -f HIYPXVIISIBLIIAQ. f11ll'lIlL'I, zlml l l'zlllklo1'l 27 SILXSUX RICCLORID XYON 7 - lAos'I' 2 ul Oivn gaulllcu in Ll pass nlcspitc' '1 flllllk' cliwrl by zu rlvslwlzllc .lvll LlCH'Illlt'1' Ilcclingxlwl Clnzulmu liilgbl' l.ml11m1L'llcl' zmcl Im' Cizuufiulo I+mkm1 1IlI4'llIiXK'lX uw tlllllkll Yin Iullm mlisulsscs nm rsnvluiigul IJIULLUIQ2lS5i5QIlIl1L'lll willl illllilll' IillK'llIllIl Slum' Kimzlicl . I lion Uivn lmuls ilu' mln-llillg kimlaufi Ull thc llgcl' lmmllmll lwlcl zu Dunk f:lPUllM'Ill pcriurnmlsz1nullu'1'li1'5I In canrrxillg lllc Imzxll mc1'irm11lllvum- lmllu- Iilxl l.llS sum Baby Bengals Gain a,1ua,b1e Experience Building strong football players by teaching' good fundamental football was the priniary duty for Coaches Keith Kincaid and Roger l.o1'hniueller. Although the Reserves finished the year with a 2-4 mark, nlany candidates for next yearys varsity were produced. The Baby Bengals started the season with a loss to Noblesville but eanie bark to blank Browns- burg 1443. The Clubs dropped three more before cluniping arch-rival Wlest Lafayette lil-O in the finale. R ILSILRYIQ FOO'l'l3.XLL IU68 H768 Teani LHS Opp. Noblesville 6 I2 Iirownsburg 111 0 Lafayette jeff 6 32 Frankfort 19 39 Clarniel 0 IS XVest 1.2lfllyCl1lC 13 0 si1.xsoN RECORD A U , I no . D n y XVON 2 - LOST ,I NVarnnng up in a pre-game mlrill is the Reserve offensive unit hoping that this last niinute tune-up will help make the hours of practice pay off with a victory. RIQSERVIC FOOTI5.-XLI. - Bark Row: Mr. Keith Kinfaicl, heacl coach: Mr. Roger Lochinueller, coacihg l.arry Hollonian, Mike George, Mike Beckham, john Riclnnan, .lim Vlyatt, Brute Clark. Randy Shook. Sffroiid Row: Dean Artinan. Sam X'Veber, YV111- ter Fox, joe Schreiber, lid XVilli2lI1lS, Bobby Joe Ashley. 'Daxe Sullivan, Dave Hine. Front Row: john Melloy, Bill Taylor, Andy Smith, nianagerg Terry XVil1ianis, lirnie Jarrett, .Iohn Hoffman. 58 141188101 X LS 1 X111 1111111111 11111 11 Hustlmg Harrlers Surpass County Rlvals 5 1111111111 1':1111p11g11 1 111111111 111 1111 111 111'11s 1 111 Cl 1115111 111g 1111 111111 111 1 11111111s 1111 11111111 C111111t1 s11111111 s xx 11 111 111 11181 1111 1 1 1111 s1111111111 1 1 111 11111111 t111 11011s l1xC11 111111111e1111111 111 1111 1 111 1111111111111g 1111 611515 11118 CROSS CO1 N1 lY 11111K 111111 1115 1,1111 IS! IS11 1 11 511 111 I5 'I 1111 11111 SON 1 1 111 1 11 1 R11 Grapplers Compile an Unblemished Slate During his senior year ol wrest- ling, Dave Clark racked up the most impressive record in LIIS ltistoryf. Dave linished the year un- tleltatetl, untied, and state ehani- pion in the 165 lb. elass. Freshman Larry Menzer and junior Stan Large also eonlpleted the regular season undefeated but were elimi- nated in the regionals of the state wrestling tourney. In the lirst lour regular ntateh- es ol' the year Lebanon raekecl up a total ol' l70 points to the oppo- sitions' 20. To start the year the grapplers flattened two confer- entie foes. First eanie Noblesville, who fell 38-7: then Carinel niet de- leat by a 38-5 eount. Lalayette left got a taste ol' Tiger power, 112-8. Putting the spacious gyni to good use, Lebanon held an 8-way invitational but proved to be poor hosts when they walked oll' with the ehantpionship trophy. In addi- tion Dave Clark, Stan Large, Lar- ry xIClllCl', Mike Clark, and Ter- ry xVllll2llIlS topped their respee- tive divisions. Literally eating the Franklort llot Dogs alive the Tigers lnunili- ated their areh-rival hy the un- believable score ol: 52-ll. Traveling to YVestsicle the Inat- nten spoiled an evening lor the Red Devils 33-18. Pirownsburg was next in line lor the wrestling nia- ehine, and the llnlldogs were pin- ned 42-7. Pirates proved to be good lood as Madison Heights took a heating by the srore ol' 35-14. Being the vietors ol the cionler- enee alntost looked easy for the boys as they took live individual titles and the ttonferenee erown. lllasting by hluneie South E45-lil, pinning C-ville 29-2l, and drop- ping Clolunibus 357-15 completed the regular season for the Tigers and gave thent their lirst unde- feated, untied reeord in Lebanon wrestling history. In the Pike seetional the grap- plers took second plate and put three inen into the regional round. 60 'Q ME .loe Gibson, Lebanon's IHS lb. grappler, shows that wrestlers must be quick of mind and body by countering opponent's charge with one ol several line delensive ntaneuvers. Undeleated in I8 regular season ntatches. sectional ehantps senior Dave Clark, junior Stan Large, and lreshntan Larry Menver pose with their devoted coach, Mr, Vie Alones LW.. IYR1fS'I'I,ING IIQXNI - limi: Row: XII. Yin' -Iullcw. Lunch: Xlikc CIIIIIIIQ, klcrry Inyloll. Ilzlu' Cllzlrk. IIIII YZIIIKIIXIQI R I1L'l'1'Y XX'iIIi:1m5. .Sr'rm111 Rmw: RSIIILIX Slmuk. 111:lIl11g'c'1': I.lll'l'f' Xlcllfcr, IIIUIZI SIl'Xl'llS. Xlikc Rickclls. I':lIJIu Clzxucllllu Sl 111 I ug: -Im' fIIIIsUIl. Miki' Rimkvlls I1oIcIs il cllznn JIUIISIIIJ Im- crm IAIXIOII IIIIIS his UJJIIIICIII fmII Ihr' V , , I A I . ,I , Q II A mln' owl' JZIITIIIUS Im' Ins wc'wI11 CI:lsw. lllill Ill am L'IIOl'l lu Imam Ins 1llIXLlllI1lI K'. I , I n m I H IEHLS XYRli5'I'I.IXCL Iilliir 'lkvzum IIIIS Opp, Clr:m'Im'cIxxilIa- QU Zi Nulmlvsxillc' EIS 7 COIUIIIIIUS 397 II' Ikigvr wl'L'slIc'l's xlluw um-,m.1 jg 3 I.CIJZllIUll 8-XXH15 IIIUIIIIIIIIIIIVIII -- Isl Izxliguc :1I'lc'1' winning mmllfxmllu mul Llllilwqu. ICH 12 5 SIIQJIIIIUH' Clrmlllvlwru' Xlvrl - Ixl 11,-2,,,L1,,,-I 32 lg Svclirmxnl -ff 2lllI um 1.1I1:Iyf1m- :ara IH llvxifwlllll - Ill' BI'0XVllSIJlll'g I2 7 Slim' 811' XI:IcIisull I'Ic'1gI1ls T33 II IIIUOIIIIIIQIOII I'l1ixc'1'siIy I'Im'I4'iIh Sc-1:51:11 Ilugul Rvcrml - Nlumim' South nf: III XYOII II - I.ml II V.-XR8l'l Y HASKLI'l'l3ALl. 5l'li.'XM - Burk Row: Rob Brown, llllll fili'IIlCI1S. -lack ljilfllllll, -fell' XVllite, Randy Denger, Bill Bran non, David Lalfoulltain, Steve Perdue, Gary Batts. Dave -Iackson. Dick f5OOKlXVlll, Don -I2li'l'LS0ll. Mark Gayer. Aloe Roberts. Do Sanders, 1'i?'U71f Rolll: Nlr. Mike Xlaguire. assistant coach: Bobby .-Xshlev. Ill2lll2lg'L'l'I Mr. Alllll Rosellstihl. head Cflllfll. nderdog Bengals Cop Columbus Crown l,Cl72lIl0ll'S Tiger Varsity lor the first llllli? received all illvitatioll to play ill the cl0lllllllJllS lloliday Tourney. Regarded as a dark horse, l,CD2ill0ll proceeded to llllllllp powerlul clOlllIlllJllS 66-61 llllfl that night responded to dowll New Al- bally 68-61 ill a great tCZllll effort. Rob l5l'OXVl1 was voted the tourna- lIlCIlI'S NIVP. Coach xlllll Rosellstilll had tllree starters, Rob Brown, Jack 1,2ll'IlZlll, and Dick ciO0ClXVlll, plus lour otll- er lCtIf'I'l1lCl1 YCllll'DlIlg lor the nu- eleus ol' tllis year's squad. Open- ing the ealllpaigll against rugged llenton Central, the locals initiat- ed the IICXV gynlnasiulll ill grand style witll a 63-58 ffllllllpll. The Bengals l.l1C11 routed COI1l'Cl'ClN'C ri- val Grawlfordsville 80-54. Kjell Zlllil XVestside started a Lafayette blitz of the flats winning by counts of 84-55 and 6l-55. Lebanon proceeded to Cllllllp Louisville Flaget 67-50 prior to the Northwest loss. Billllljlllg' Sheridan 03-66, the loeal quintet Ill2lllC it two straigllt by drilling upset- 6 2 IlllllClC'Cl Central Catholic: 60-46. clllllliflllill, 12th ranked, lllIJpCCl the Tigers as a l.ClJ2lll0ll shot at the buzzer llllSS6Ll its lI12il'li. Car- lllCl l1CtlCil the Sllg'2llll0l'C Confer- enee Crown witll Zlll 84-64 vel'dil't over the llengals. ci2tl'IllCl finished witll a 5-0 loop record C0llllD2ll'CCl to l.ebanon's 4-l llliilli. FI'2llllQliO1'l sullered all 86-75 setbaek as Tig- er guards Brown Zlllfl Darnall ex- ploded lor 50 points. l.el'lalloll's flfl-point l'ourth quarter buried Danville 70-57. The Bengals went on to top Ben Davis 72-50 and BI'OXVDSlDU1'g 62-52 before Sl1Cll2lC'liillg' Cll2lYU'Z1DCl 02- 58. Jack Darnall paced I.ebanoll over Noblesville 77-68 witll a 81-pt. outburst, a llew gylll reeord. lligh- ly touted Gary Froebel handed the Tigers its seventh loss 66-57. Zionsville ended l.ebanon's tour- ney llopes ill a lleartllrealtel' 74- 68. Dick Goodwin led the lil-8 tealll ill TClJ0llllilS wllile llattk DIll'llllll Zlllfl Rob llrown pared scorers witll 20.0 Zlllfl l2.5 respeetive averages. l068 l3.XSlvli'lil3Al.l. l060 VIQCIIID l.llS Opp, llenlon CiClllI'2ll 63 58 Clrawlortlsville 80 5-l l.al'ayette .It-ll' 55 8-l XVesl Iialayetle 55 61 Louisville Flaget 67 50 Northwest 55 50 SllL'l'lll2lD 03 66 l.al'ayette Catholic 60 116 Brebeul' 55 68 fl2lIllCill'2ll 67 68 l:l'ZlI1lLliOl'I 86 73 fllIl'IllCl 6 I 8-1 Danville 70 57 Bell Davis 72 50 Bl'0XVIlSlJLlI'g 62 52 fillllllfilllil 02 58 Noblesville 77 68 Gary liroellel 57 66 flUlllHllJUS llolidav TiOl1l'll1HllCIlI fl0llIIIlDllS 66 6l New .Xlbany 68 6l Sectional 'll0lll'IlZlIlll'llI Ziollsville 68 7-l Season Record - XVon lil - Lost S 'wa K-11.1111 R011 131111111 111111111-11 .11I1'1 11111'111g .1 11IN1 1111.111 1L1NlllJ .1g.1111s1 1.1114111'111- 1.1- . . , 11 L 1 ' R 81111111 Qll.1111 111111 11Lll'11.I11 1111xL'w 1IIN 111-1111111 ft'Il11.11 111-11'11111'1 .11111 1111-11.111-1 111 111111 1111 ll 111111 11111 111111111 111 11Il' 11QL'l'N 11I1l111IlQ 11.1-.15 11111111 111 1111' 11.111111 11111-11111 'H ff -v..,ff11, A A vwwf-Niki 11 if...,,if4 ,W Umm mf ,ww 15111 1111111111111 gnu '1lI1l1JI'IIl' 111 1llN 1-111111 111 114111 1111 1'XK'1'-11I1l1'.1NIl1Q 111-1111111111 111111, .,sinsmi., 4-wwunn 25 5 1312.3 W Reserves Shoot Down. Tough Competition Coaeh Mike Maguire in his see- ond year as reserve haslaethall mentor compiled another spark- ling record ol' 16-2, one ol' the hest ever hy a Lebanon Reserve squad. Starting workouts with the var! sity the euhs soon jelled into a solid ollensive and defensive unit. illllff Baby Bengals opened the eam- paign with hat'l4-to-baelg vietories over Benton Central and Craw- lordsville but then dropped a close eontest to Lafayette slefl' hy a 52,48 margin. Proceeding' to top XVest Lalayette and Louisville Fla- get, Lehanon took a llufwealaened erew to Northwest, and came out on the short end, 61-50. Bearing down the Tigers hlitl- ed 12 straight opponents enroute to a lti-2 slate, ineluding such im- pressive wins as Carmel G0-49, lien Davis lil-351, Cathedral 60-5-1, and eoneluding with Froehel 63-37. RliSliRX'1L lS.XSli1i'lil3.Xl.L 'l'1i.XNl - 131117: Row: Hike Cleh. managerg lim lmmel, .ohn Hollman. Steve Rusher. Steve Klartin. .lim Lewis. Russell Smith. Mike Darnall. Xli. Mike Maguire, toatih. lfronl Row: Dennis Oien, Iohn Rielnnan. Mark Lister, K nn Ntlson Roeti Picv 13 int I .,, it 4 U., F' fmvn. ave H 3' ul- 19138 RliSlfRV1i Br-XSKli'l'BAl,l. lllfiil m'n s--. Team LHS Opp. Benton Central 5-l -ll AAU CIrawl'ordsville '71 -'13 'LH Lalavette Alell 48 52 XVest Lalavette 48 31 Louisville lflaget flfl 34 pp Northwest 50 til Q Sheridan 53 33 1,1.1's,Qtte cnalmlic 65 A12 Breheul' 55 39 Cathedral till 51 l rankl'ort 743 62 Carmel 60 119 Danville '70 Alli Ben Davis G-1 311 Brownsliurg 57 A12 Chartrand 53 L10 Noblesville '75 53 Cary Froehel 63 37 Season Record - YVon 16 - Lost 2 joe Roberts, one ol the reserve squads pate setters all year long, drives the hase- line and arches a precision jump shot over the outstretched hand of opponent. i . t w Showing a bit of the forin that helped hini win the Sagainore Conference singles Champ- Mark Hungate is about to serve to an ionship, Don Sanders is just warining up for a niatth with a tough Clrawfordsville foe. opponent. who niust return the shot. Netters Notch Second in Sagamore Play Capping a season of l-G this year was the tennis Tigers' second-place finish in the Sagamore Conference Tournament. The netters ended the two-day affair by losing to a stubborn Crawfordsville ererv, the defending ehanips, lfl-12. Don Sanders captured the con- ferences individual singles title and was the tC'2lI11iS paeesetter all year long. Lebanon dropped four in a row during the regular season before garnering a vietory G-l over a conference rival Brownsburg. N168 'l'liNNlS l9fiS Team LHS Opp. Crawfordsville l 6 lfrankfort l G Noblesville 2 5 Carmel 3 4 Brownsburg ti I Madison Heights 2 5 lXladison Heights l 6 Sagamore Conference lournanient - 2nd SEASON RICCIGRD TENNIS - Bark Row: Steve Hungate. Bill Hulse. Don Sanders. Mark Hungate, Mr. yygy 1 - Ilfjgwf' 6 jim Forester, coach. Ifrmzt Row: Randy Carter, Kirk Parr, Randy Ellis. 65 Thinolads Retain Coveted Count Title Lebanon's cinder crew complet- ed the l67-'68 season with a dual mark of l-6-l. The Tigers opened at Frankfort losing by a 79-39 count. In their next encounter Rossville shaded the thinclads 60-58. Bound- ing back Lebanon scored its first win of the season and first over Crawfordsville in the last decade by a 61-57 margin. The locals proceeded to place sec- ------ ' ond in a very talented Lafayette C. C. quadrangular meet. However, A Clinton Central upset the Tigers 68-50. Lebanon continued in true form by again bouncing back to successfully defend its county ti- tle. After dropping two more meets, the thinclads grabbed fifth T place in the Frankfort Relays. A tie with Southwestern and a loss to Sheridan preceded a placement of sixth in the Sagamore Conference. Sparked by sophomore sensation Cary Batts, the '67-'68 campaign was marked by a series of come- ' backs. Batts led the team by es- - sf ., --f. ,. ....,-I -f- tablishing both a new school high- S 't -if M -4 it W... t l 'M!.z-I-. w f - Jump record of 6 2 and a new Sea- Demonstrating the fine form that earned him both the new school high jump and scor- SOU 5C0Ting record Of 193 points- ing records, junior stellar Gary Batts straddles the crosshar in preparation for a meet. TRACK TEAM - Back Row: Mr. Kenneth Recher, coachg Mike I-lemmerle, Jerry Cunningham, manager, Bill Brannon, Gary Batts. Second Row: Steve Harding, Dick Pigg, Chip Mferry, jim Greene, Cecil Wfhitaker, Dick Goodwin. Third Row: Bruce Clark, John Caldwell, Don Oien, Rob Roberts, Joe Roberts, Dave Bradley, Mr. Dave Hedges, head coach. Front Row: Steve Ncese, Terry Roark, Bruce XValters, Dave Mfilliamson, john Stultz, Richie Hicks, Dave jones, manager. 66 Speed, form, and jumping ability are all vital fundamentals of the long jumpg Don Oien attempts to combine all three for a possible first in defense of the county title. 1968 TRACK 1968 Team LHS Opp. Frankfort 39 70 Rossville 58 60 Crawfordsville 61 57 Clinton Central 50 68 Danville 48 70 Westfield 52 66 Southwestern 59 59 Sheridan 48 70 Lafayette 4-XVay Meet - 2nd 3-Wlay County Meet - lst Lebanon 3'Way Meet - 2nd Frankfort Relays - 5th Sagamore Conference - 6th SEASON DUAL RECORD WVON l - LOST 6 - TIED 1 Bill Brannon and Dave Williamson Work to perfect the vital baton exchange. Coach Dave Hedges and Cecil Mlhitaker gaze at the stopwatch while milers Joe Roberts Terry Roark, and John Caldwell kick to the finish in an exhausting attempt to win 67 Linksters Remain Conference Champions Completing the season with a sparkling 11-1-1 record, the links- men lost only to defending state champ Madison Heights. Opening the campaign against Logansport the Tigers scored a decisive 9-6 Win before Madison Heights invad- ed the Tiger lair and defeated the local crew by a 4-11 count. Displaying magnificent golf, the local lads proceeded to blitz nine straight opponents before battling to a 75-7yZ deadlock with Koko- mo. The golfers ended the regular season on a Winning note by blank- ing Attica 15-0. The list of Tiger victories includ- ed such impressive wins as the Sagamore Conference, the Attica Invitational, second in the LaPorte Invitational, the sectional, and fifth in the regional. Kent Frandsen set the LaPorte Invitational record by firing the only sub-par round of 69. The linksmen missed in a bid for the State finals at the Lo- gansport Regional by a stroke. During the tense qualification for the Logansport Regional, Randy Denger stoops to retrieve his ball from the cup after holing an extremely long putt on the 9th hole. 5.1 .' g f J-ye 4.1, f ,, '5-3... . . MW, .. ,. I ag . V R7 ivb z X A s' .M W . , , 1 Q I ,',f.1.f ' M - ' 'JJTZ7' ' '.:,' x,- X a. . ,DJJ V5 be ' . ' , rr Li. ,, -. x 'F 4., ,I ,Q ,- .' -zt- ' w ,il VA? GOLF TEAM - Ritchie Barton, George Palmer, Melvin Bailey, Jeff Frandsen, Greg Graham, Kent Frandsen, Roh Townsley, Randy Denger, Jack Darnall, Chris Shelby, Than Lenox, Bob Gary, Mr. -lim Rosenstihl, coach. 68 Coach Jim Rosenstihl appears to be a little confused in his dual role as coach, but Bob Gary needs no guidance as he exhibits the proper technique in blasting from a trap. 1968 GOLF 1968 Team LHS Opp. Crawfordsville 115 35 Logansport 9 6 Lafayette jeff 85 65 Madison Heights 4 ll Kokomo 75 75 Brownsburg 15 0 Attica 15 0 Logansport 85 65 Peru 125 25 Attica Invitational - lst Lafayette jeff 115 35 LaPorte Invitational - 2nd Frankfort 95 55 Sagamore Conference - lst Elwood 105 45 Sectional Tournament - lst Noblesville 10 2 Regional Tournament - 5th SEASON DUAL RECORD NVON 11 - LOST 1 - TIED 1 0' Q xv if : i all 1 iii! I Displaying fine finesse and skill around the greens, Chris Shelby prepares to stroke a putt with Jack Darnall anxiously awaiting tl1e result while tending the flagstick. Limbering up for his match with a tough Jeff foe, jeff Frandsen hits shag balls. 69 X 7 mx Coach Mike Maguire talks over pitching strategy with his all- senior staff of john Blake, Mike Greene, and Frank Perkins. fl we a Y. Frank Perkins unleashes a blazing fastball to a baffled Jeff batter as Tiger receiver, Mark Molello, awaits the strike BASEBALL TEAM - Back Row: Mr. Fred Schaekel, coachg John Blake, Frank Perkins, jeff Hlhite, Dave jackson, Jim Clemens Gary Limp, Don Jackson, Jon Vandivier, managerg Mr. Mike Maguire, head coach. Front Row: Mark Molello, Fred Chitwood, Rob Brown, Mike Greene, Dave Clark, Gary Garoffolo, Brad Dalbey. Diamondmen Rebuild on Two Lettermen Starting the year with just two lettermen and three seniors, Coach Mike Maguire faced the problem of molding a strong, aggressive team with inexperienced personnel. Completing the schedule with a 7-10 record, the diamond crew won the opening game of the sectional but lost a 2-1 disappointer to Pike in their second encounter. Pros- pects are good for an outstanding season for this year's batsmen. 70 l968 BASEBALL 1968 Team LHS Opp. Lafayette Jeff I3 Zionsville l0 6 Madison Heights 2 Lafayette Jeff 3 6 Noblesville 2 Lafayette Catholic 0 l Northwest 5 Hamllfon Helghts 4 3 SAGAMORE CONFERIQNCE Northwest l 3 , , TOURlN EY North Central 5 7 , Brow nsburff 3 Frankfort 1 6 Frawfordssille lfl Noblesville 12 7 'A 1 Lafayette Catholic 3 4 SECTIONAL Ben Davis 0 5 Thorntown 0 Zionsville S 5 Pike 2 SEASON RECORD - XVON 7 - LOST 12 at GXX - Burl: Row: .loan XYethington. Karen Campbell, Betsy M'ard. Pattie Ritchie, joy Solomon. Nancy Adams. Paula Hutson, Dana Strohl. 'leresa Pratt. .Indy XVood, Dehhie Mortier, Nancy Carey. Nancy Bayless, Janis Hine. .Xudrey Trump. Tammy Dalhey. Setoml Ifmr: I.u.Xnn Lewis. Marcia Busenhark, -loan Richardson. Marsha 'l'itus. Susa11 Bryan, Tricia Bryan, Deana Reynolds. 'lerrie lanselle. .loyce Lewis, Cheri Miller. Marilyn Durr. Madelyn Nease, Beverly Cox. joan liverett. Third Row: Cathy Cox. Nancy Ritchie, Kris liirkhride. .layne Trihhett, .ludy l.ewis. Dana Peabody. Brenda Greene, Beth XVitte. Barbara Denning. Sufi Hicks. Cindy liads. Suzie Ilahn, Cindy Ping. Barb Reyes. lfoztrllt Role: Janis Limp. Penny Smith. Krystal Marrs, Donetta Cillord. Beverly Hampson. Sandy XVard. Janice liaylor. Iackie XVeax'er. Leah Hastings. Shelly Sloan. Dede Bumps. Bonnie Roth. .lulie McCormack. Fiji!! Row: Dehhy M'orcestcr, llarlm Recher. Becky Orosco, Debbie Hinton. Marcia lXlc'Curdy, Denise Snow. Marilon Noland. Dehhie Hand. Bette 'l'homas. .lane Ferguson. Donna Pratt, Cheryl Cowan, Miss Susan Magee, sponsor. Frou! Row: Margie Dollard. Christy Gott, Connie Tucker. Cindy Clingler. .lulie Lenox, Nancy Renner, Carol Payne. Beth Caldwell. Susan Roche. I,inda Rockstroh, Rosanne Stover. liris Padgett. Ski Trip Highlights This Yea,r's Events Fxpanding the program to match the line facilities was the main ohiectire for the Cirls' .Nth- letie .Xssociatiotr flood sportsman- ship and physical fitness went hand i11 hand with the invigorat- ing routines olffered at l.IlS this year. For the first time a girls' has- kethall team was organized for competition with other schools. The female roundhallers compiled a record of three wins and one loss. Victories over lien Davis. NVar- ,ff ,:w'si5?7i?5fiS M1 1 1 ren Central. and M ells were marr- ., . . . . . . . , . . ed h ' the sole loss to l7rankl'ort C.ontemplal1ng their ski trip to Northern Indiana. C.X.X officers Susan Iruitt. Brenda y Denger, Nancy Hay. and Patty Scott lirolic in the mall after a heavy. mid--lanuary snow. 40-31 111 the Ulxmlllg gmllc' Highlighting the year was a ski carats' B.XSli1'l'1'B.Xl.l', - 1:11.-it Izmir: -lanet ifttmit-1-bttrgit, ietrtfii Mitterson. Pattie trip to Lake Wawasee. Several of lillis. Sara Htmnnel. fillC1iN'l lfoust. llehhie Rether. Nancy Nester, Barbara kV2llIC1'S. the INCH-Ibcl-5 Hu-mllpunigd the Of- Frou! Roth: Ruth Stathersf lirendai M'ehh. lean Plass. Melinda Belcher, Mary Porter, Shmyl Rolwml Janis -lncksmln A iieers and sponsor, Miss Susan hlagee, on this excursion on Feb- ruary l5th and 16th. Swimming was also introduced as a part of GAA. The girls did an excellent 'iob in the year's two meets. ln the state meet jun- ior -lane Messenger took a fourth place in the l00 yd. hackstroke. Tl 11 4,..4,,..r mira: 7 -1. .. 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Q?T!f . . .r ,4 . , Hays . pa fx K' I I 0 I A jiS225,000 .v1fi1f111'1: 1l1fj1111'l1111f111 17,007 sq11111'1' fffulj 1'11111j1l1'11? with j1l11111'l111'1'11111 111111' 1611111111111 111115 1:o11111:1rle1l ffl the 51111111 1:1111 of B-wi11g by 11112 252741000 11111le1'111I.s 1fe11l1'1' Q12,f53ii 5111111111 f1'1'lj. 0111111 !'1o11.s'1' was l11fl1l l 1'l11'11111'y 16 11111111 1f11111j1leI11111 of ffll' 11'l11'111'y 111111 111Ij111111'11g 111'1'11.v 111111111 will l11111s1: 111101 25,000 1111I11m1f.s 111111 .s'1f11t 250 .s'l111l1f11l.s. HD lf1 Principal Dooley Guides Student Activity Relaxing in one of the beautiful new inalls. Principal Kenneth Dooley enjoys a niid- Mr. Dooley answers one of inany calls day that witl1 two of his better known students, sophomore -Ioan, senior Brad Dooley. concerning 1ltlI1lll1lSi1'Z1IlX'C probleins. Principal Kenneth Dooley re- ceived great satisfaction this year seeing Lebanon High School in its completed form. After many months of planning, bidding, earth leveling, strikes, and the painfully slow finishing touches, Mr. Dooley had the priv- ilege of admiring and showing the new facilities. Acting as host of the principals' conference, Mr. Dooley shared his ideas with other educators. Keep- ing abreast of the rapidly chang- ing world of education, he was ab- le to offer his students one of the most modern curriculunis i11 the state. A friend to students and faculty alike, he never locked his door. Mr. Dooley received his bache- lor's degree from Butler University and later procured his niasterys de- gree froin Ball State University. O 74 Principal Kenneth Dooley begins preparations for the extensive evaluation performed in mid-October by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Mr. David Reberg completes a daily task, a sophomore class schedule. Miss Margaret Martin performs only one of the various duties included in the routine of guidance counselor, advising Janis Hine on the responsibilities of a receptionist. dministrators Head Schoolg id Students 1 -la wwekhwk ,uw 9- rstam is WWE Vice-principal Mr. Donald Hipes pauses momentarily alter filling out an order for new school supplies to plan his activities for the remainder of an extremely arduous day. Returning for the second year to his post of vice-principal was Mr. Donald Hipes. A leader in his own right, he conferred with Mr. Dool- ey about all important adminis- trative decisions. The assistance which Mr. Hipes rendered to Leb- anon High School was invaluable. Numerous details were cleared through his office. Mr. Hipes earned his BS degree from Butler University and his MS degree from Purdue. Again this year students had the opportunity to discuss their problems with always sympathetic guidance counselors, Miss Marga- ret Martin and Mr. David Reberg. Their mountain of responsibili- ties included shuffling schedules, organizing College and Career Day, and filling out recommendations. Respected throughout the state for their fine work, hir. Reberg and Miss Martin attended confer- ences where the latest in guidance techniques were discussed. Miss Martin received her BA de- gree from Central Normal and her MS degree from Butler. Mr. Re- berg earned his BA degree from DePauw and his MS from I. U. '75 Sox Dr. joseph Ifoust, superintendent, signs one of the many important papers required for the proper handling a11d functioning of the schools in the metropolitan district. Administrators Formulate Progressive School Policy lice to begin another day's wc At the top of the achninistrative ladder again this year were Dr. Joseph Foust, superintendent of the Lebanon Community School Corporation, and Mr. I,eonard Tav- ern, assistant superintendent. Dr. Fonst often attended meet- ings where he informed the public: about school affairs. A former coach, Dr. Foust was previously associated with the Bar- tholomew County Sehool District. He earned his AB from Franklin College, his masteris degree from Butler Ilniversity, and his Fd.D. from Indiana University. Two ol' Mr. Taverns key duties were dealing with school finances and district transportation. He re- ceived his BS from Indiana State University and his master's degree from Indiana University. He was formerly principal ol' Lebanon Jun- - . V , , Superintendent .Ioseph l onst and ,Xssislanl Superintendent Leonard Tavern study I wr H1211 School lor tour years- Complete map of the Lebanon Community School Corporation in llr. l oust's ollict 76 ,.,.-Q mmlwmwtwl! SCHOOL BOXRIJ- Dr. Russell Hardin. memberg Nlr. George Larr. member: Hr. Gene litter. president: Nlr. Marvin Slagle, secre- tarv: Dr. Robert Xviseheart. vice-preside Leaders Again Steer District's Course To maintain exeellent education- al standards was the primary eon- eern ol' the sehool board. This year the men were able to look at the eompleted expansion project at Lebanon Senior Iligh Sehool with a feeling ol' great satislaetion. After several years ol' planning. worry- ing, and developing. their goal ol a modern, beautiful building' was linally realized. Meeting regularly, the board members had the responsibility ol' developing eurrieulum polieies. lfleeted by voters of the Leba- non Community School Distriet, members serve lor tertns ranging from two- to lour-year periods. Most students and adults take lor granted the serviees perform- ed by the administrative stall. These industrious ladies were re- sponsible for keeping attendanee reeords and making sure that the olliee ol' the superintendent op- erates smoothly lor ellieient eoor- dination of the sehool eorporation. Mrs. Dorla Hawkins, Mrs. Leona Roberts. Mrs. Lois -Iones, and Mrs. Ruth Lucas. clerks. and Mrs. joy Head. attendanee offi- cer. perform numerous and diversilied dutiees every dav as Lebanon Clonnnunity School Corporation administrative secretaries. .M,,f.....,..... E tyst Coach Rosenstihl Assumes New Position YVith the increased number of athletics this year, the job of Ath- letic Director took on a more ex- pansive scope. Mr. James Rosenstihl assumed the post this year for the first time. Coordinating all sports acti- vities and dealing with ticket dis- tribution were two of his many time-consuming duties. Football and basketball were both enhanced by the improved fa- cilitiesg however, the decisions on tickets and seating were a prob- lem. Swimming was added to the schedule with Mr. Rosenstihl or- ganizing the additional activity. Vfliatever the task was, the eager Lebanon Senior High School clerks were always anxious to assist both faculty members and students. Completing transcripts, taking attendance, greeting visitors, and keeping detailed records were just a few of their many duties that contributed to the efficient man- agement of the main office. The student office assistants were trained by the competent clerks. In addition to his other duties as drivers' ed instructor, basketball coach, and gt ich, Mr. Jim Rosenstihl serves as Athletic llircttor, coordinating all sports events Mrs. Shirley Maines, Mrs. Donna Ntflonnalia, and Mrs. Sandra NVhitlock diligently perform a few of the numerous tasks, including answering the phone and typing letters, required of the school secretaries to keep the school operating smoothly and propcrlX Special Personnel Amply Fill Capacities Study hall supervisor Mrs. Virginia Tribbett also aids the school librarians. Mr. Joseph llaboush. lJirc'c'lo1' of Music, reviews a score he has just arranged. Showing her versatility, Mrs. Virginia Tribbett filled various posts during the year. Besides her usual position of study hall super- visor, Mrs. Tribbett worked in the library and at other capacities. Although he assumed the new post of Director of Music, Mr. -lo- seph Haboush was certainly no stranger to Lebanon Senior High School. XVhile each school in the system benefited from the talents of Mr. llaboush, he was still around to lend a helping hand to the band and the dancing Tigerettes. Mr. Haboush holds degrees from both the jordan School of Music and Butler University. Clinic facilities were put to use daily under the supervision of Leb- anon School Corporation's regis- tered nurse, Mrs. Donna Taylor. Students feeling under the weath- er were allowed to go to the clinic to rest while acquiring top-notch medical attention from the effici- ent staff. The clinic is equipped to handle almost any emergency ranging from chlorine-reddened eyes to pre-test jitters. Open during the school day, the clinic was always a beehive of frenzied activity. Nurse Mrs. Donna Taylor clicnks the pulse rate and takes the temperature of senior -lack Darnall. just one of the many students requiring her medical attention each day. 79 - Taking' advantage ol' the comfortable lounging area in the library. liill Noland leisurtlx gltnccs nt sc me w tht itctnt pulo 1 eals available to students while llavicl Hartsork. Larry Baer. and .lane Nlesstnfci 1 is stnio l Spacious Materials Center Extends Research Paths After many months of delay and anticipation, the dream ol' a modern, spacious library became a reality. The air-conditioned facili- ties included private rooms for typing, conferences, and elasses. In addition to many lounge ehairs and tables, individual study desks were provided for added Convenience. lndustrious pupils found the vast reference section to be an invalu- able aid. Research materials were supplemented with lilm strips and tape recordings. The equipment for using these materials was avail-- able to the entire student body. R0 Increased shelf spaee was put to excellent use with the enormous number of new books available. RUTH iXlc'I,AUGl-Il,lN, AB, St. hlarys Notre Dameg MA, lndianag Further stu- dy, Purclue, Butler, University ol' Den- verg Head Librariang Library Club Spon- sor . . . MARTHA L. XVESTFALL, BS, Indiana: Further study. Indiana. Ball State, Purclueg Assistant Librarian: Li- brary Cllub Sponsor: A-V Co-orclinator. Belabored with the quantity ol paper work involved in moving the library stall' to the new materials center, Mrs. Martha lVestl'all, Miss Ruth 'hlCl,Zl1lg'llllliI settle into up-to-clate surroundings. Innovations are evident in an overall view ol' the expansive resource complex. English Department Adds New Dimension Emphasis in English classes was placed on composition to aid stu- dents in communicating effective- ly. Importance of a powerful voca- bulary was also stressed. Students became familiar with the Bible as a great work of lit- erature through the Biblical liter- ature class. Instruction also pro- vided the pupils with an under- standing ol: early Jewish history and its relation to world events. Journalism was designed to train the class in editing and publishing the school paper, the Pennant. Through debates, advertise- ments, pantoniimes, and charades, future orators developed skill in speech. Drama and stagecraft were add- ed to the curriculum this year. The art of staging a production was put to use in the new auditorium. HILDA AISHE, AB, MA, Indiana Stateg Further study, Indiana State, Butlerg Dept. Chairman, Englishg Honor Society Sponsor . . . JOE GAROFFOLO, BA, Earlham, lndianag Further study, Indi- anag English 10, ll: Head Varsity Foot- ball Coachg L Club Sponsor . . . BARBARA GOODXVIN, AB, DePauw, English, United States History . . . AMY HICRMAN, BA, M.-X, University of Denver, Indiana State, English: Sun- shine Society Sponsor, Program Com- mittee . . . MARY I-1I.LEN ST. MARTIN. AB, Del'auw3 English, Biblical Lit., Senior Class Sponsor. . . TIM SHORT, AB, Butler, Speech, Dramatics, Stage- Craftz lforensie Club Sponsor , . . ELLEN SMITH, BS, DePauw, Indiana Stateg lin- glish, Journalising Pwzmznl Sponsor. AI. lNIcVey, C. Steiner, and M. Larr enact Huck Finn to their classmates' delight. , ig- ' Miss IIilda Aishe Mr. Joe Garoffolo Mrs. Barbara Goodwin Mrs Xniy Herman Mrs. Mary Ellen St. Martin Mr. Tim Short Mrs. Ellen Smith Parabolas Amaze Future Mathematicians Transparencies and overhead projectors were utilized constant- ly this year along with the new mathematic typewriter. The rec- tangular and polar graphs were used to explain daily assignments more realistically. Students planning to continue in the developing field of mathema- tics were provided with an excel- lent preparation for college in courses of analytic geometry, cal- culus, college algebra, and trigono- metry which were each one semes- ter in length. Algebra I, II, and contemporary geometry were avail- able to those pursuing an academic schedule. Arithmetic 12 was offer- ed for those students not Wishing to obtain an advanced education. KEITH KINCAID, MA, Purdue, MS, Indiana, Further study, Butler, Dept. Chairman, Analytic Geometry and Cal- culus, College Algebra, Trigonometry, Fire Guard Sponsor, YMA Sponsor, B Football Coach . . . RAYMOND BARTON, BS, MA, Ball State, College Algebra, Contemporary Geometry, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, YMA Spon- sor . . . NATHALIE ANN BRIDGE, BA, Asbury College, University of Ken- tucky, Further study, Purdue, Algebra II, Sunshine Society Entertainment Com- mittee . . . DAVID YANEY, BS, Pur- due, Further study, Purdue, Geometry, Arithmetic 12, Algebra I, Fire Guard Sponsor. Mr. Keith Kincaid explains a compli- cated trig problem to Charles Flaugher. Mr. Keith Kincaid Mr Raymond Barton Miss Nathalie Ann Bridge Mr Duid Yaney 82 t 4 Mr. Carl XV. Riggs Mr. Calvin Ewing, -Ir. Mr. Roger Loclnnueller Miss Susan Luellen Social Sciences Extend reams of Stud Debates, legislative games, and a inoek presidential election were sponsored by tlte Social Studies Department in conjunction with the 1968 national election. To add to the understanding of foreign affairs, international simu- lations were utilized. 'leant teaelt- ing was employed in goyerntnent. CARL XV. RICGS, BS. MS. Indiana Stateg Further study, Indiana State, Butler. Ball State: Dept. Chairman: United States llistorv, Social Problems, Government, Exploratory Teaching, FIQX Sponsor . . . CALVIN EWING, HX, Butler: Further study. Butler, Hanover, United States History. Social Prolmlems. Governmentg Junior Histori- mies, Hiorld History: B Football Coach . . . SUS.-KN LUICLLIQN, AB, In- diana: Further study, Indiana: YVorld History, Seminar, Government: junior Class Sponsor, junior Historical Society Sponsor . . . MARGARET O'BRllSN, BA, DePauw, United States History, XVorld History: Sunshine Society Spon- sor, SOS Committee, Service Committee Cal Sotiety Sponsor . . . ROGER LOCH- . . . tlli.-XN XV.-XLSH, AB, Indiana: MA, NlUlLl.l,liR. BS, livansxille University: Purdue: YVorld History, U. History, NIA, Ball State, Government, licono- Head Sunshine Soeiety Sponsor. Q. Q In Miss Margaret O'Brien Mrs. jean xVl1lSl1 By the use of the opaque projector, K. Nleliorinitk explains the U.S, Constitution. 8 3 Language Pupils Increase Developing and utilizing the fun- damental skills of listening, speak- ing, reading, and writing the French language were the objec- tives set by Mrs. Karen Byrd. To emphasize Spanish literature and culture as well as the spoken language were the basic principles V. Iflrod, C. Parr, D. Pigg, and IVI. Brown entertain the French Club with a skit. 84 of Miss Custer's classes this year. A new teaching approach was applied i11 Mrs. Sun1pter's Latin II. ARTISS LATINAIC allowed the students to think for themselves and included the use of extensive audio-visual materials. Emphasis was on reading-coniprehension. Senior Dave Clark tries his hand at conjugating thoughteprovoking verbs. Voeabularies KAREN BYRD, BS, MAT, Indianag Fur- ther study, Purdue, French I, II, III, IVg French Club Sponsor . . . NANCY CUS- TER, BA, Butlerg Spanish I, II, III: Spanish Club Sponsor . . . PAULIN12 SIIAIIVIVISR, BS, Indiana: Further study, Ball Stale, Butler, Indiana, Purdueg I,a- tin ll, linglish llg Latin Club Sponsor. l l l C. Cowan points out the home of an early Roman hero to P. Hemmerle. Mrs. Karen Byrd Miss Nancy Custer Mrs. Pauline Sumpter QW' D. Stokes checks the progress of an ex- The wonders of chemistry begin to become apparent to junior Dave LaFountain as he periment in the environmental chamber. executes his initial lab concerning the semimicro technique of bending a glass rod. Planetarium Delights Young Sciences modern world has pen- etrated through the wonders ol' the entirely new science wing this year. This increased new facilities lor all biological, chemical, and physical courses. In an effort to prepare the stu- dents for the correct attitudes in the college lab, K'Safety Firstu be- came everyone's motto. Emphasis was placed on scientific laboratory investigation in each subject. Chemistry readied the students for the future world of test tubes and chemicals. lfntire class parti- cipation was stressed in the stu- dy of the chemical properties of matter. The physics curriculum was based upon forces that gov- ern the universe. Newtons Laws of Gravity and Motion and Einstein's Theory of Relativity were only two of the many facets covered. Ad- vanced biology was instituted this year. Requirements for this class were biology I and chemistry. Lab- Mr. Alames li. Rogan Mrs. Sandra lllsey Mr. James R. Miner Astronomers oratory oriented manuals were us- cd to guide the scientists into the complex study of life, human phy- siology, and intricate dissection. JAMES B. BGG.-KN. MA, MAT, Purducg Further study, Purclucg Physical Science, lunior Physics. Science Club Sponsor, Q Class Sponsor . . . SANDRA ELSEY, BS, Butlerg Advanced Biology, General Science . . . JAMES R. MINER, BS, Purdue: Further study, Purdue: Chemis- try, Advanced Scienceg Science Club Sponsor, Student Operators Sponsor. junior Steve Perdue surveys the control panel for the elaborate. new planetarium. geffalfa . , vi .ia- Learning to use their imaginations, Gale Baldwin and Mike Slagle create designs. Members of pep band Mike Beckham. Garth Coons, Cheryl Foust, and Dennis Campbell arouse spirit of ball fans. Under the directorship ol' Mr. 'lflioinas XVilliams, -lark Ton accompanies the boys' chorus daily during fifth-hour class. Sli ltra, Modern Work Area, Allows Advanced Activity ,N Susan lVoll'e helps to prove that Christ- mas is truly a beautiful tiine olf year Cubism and the study olf civili- zations through their art were two new concepts explored by Mrs. Loelnnuellers classes. Alter getting aeeustomed to their F-wing loca- tion, the junior artists also did un- usual W or li in hand weaving. Inspired by the grandeur of the auditorium and choir rooms, the Concert Choir rose to new heights. General music and music appreci- ation classes offered a basis l'o'r fur- ther study. Members of the sixty-eight pieee Marching Band displayed skill and precision as it eiitertained at home and away football games. IARRY lil. liYliRlf'l.XR'll. BNI. URI. But'- ler: Band. Music ,Xppreciialion . . . PANT LOCIHNII'l?I,l,FR. BS, Ball Slate: Art. .Xrt .lppretiationt .Xrt Club Sponsor: Sunshine Society Sponsor . . . THONI.-XS C. ll'lI.l,l.XNlS. BH, lluller: Concert Choir. General Nlnsiv. llleory. Clee Club. Nlr. Larry E. liYCl'llZlIl Nlrs, lilllll l.oc'hnn1t'ller Nlr. lllonlas C. lllilllt s -MPS- gt 0 X f Taking advantage of sewing lounge are Pat Rader, Debby Davis, Gale Baldwin. Several girls from the fifth hour home ec class prepare a scrapbook to review their rece11t studies concerning the elementary procedures of child care and baby sitting. Department Gains Modernistie Equipment Mr. Jim Rosenstihl points out the many intricacies of the Hhorseless buggyu to Avocado stoves and refrigera- tors, two kitchen units, a dishwash- er, and a washing machine were added this year to provide students with the most modern hornemaking facilities. A sewing room and per- sonal improvement lab were avail- able for the first time. Learning safe driving rules and techniques, students were first in- structed in the classroom then in dual controlled cars. Driving de- fensively and judging distances were stressed in performance. F. ELIZABETH SPACHT, BA, North Dakota State Collegeg Further study, Iowa State Collegeg Home Ecg Future Nurses Sponsor, FHA Sponsor . . . NANCY COMBS, BS, Purdue Universi- tyg Home Ee ll . . . JAMES ROSEN- STIIIL, BS, MS, Butlerg Driver Training Educationg Golf and Varsity Basketball Coachg Athletic Directorg L Club Spon- junior Debbie Bragg during one of several periods spent outside the classroom. 501'- Miss lf. Elizabeth Spacht Mrs. Nancy Combs Mr. James Rosenstihl ls .Q 1 'Q' v w . 87 Stenography, Typing, and otehand Give Challenges To prepare young men and wo- men for leadership in tomorrow's business world was the goal set by the business department. Per- sonalized typing and notehand as- sisted college-bound students by teaching proper techniques of term paper Writing and notetaking. Additional typewriters provided advanced typists with all electric machines and beginning typists with new manuals. Colorful and comfortable chairs also added to the proficiency of the pupils. Through stenography future sec- retaries acquired skill in taking dictation. They also gained experi- ence by working in a professional atmosphere. Other courses offered were book- keeping, general business, business law, and business English. DAN CARMICHAEL, BS, MS, Ball Stateg Dept. Chairman, Business Law- Business Management, Personal Typing, Typing I and IIg FBLA Head Sponsor . . . JUDY CUNNINGHAM, BS, But- lerg Further study, Indiana State, But- lerg Business English, General Business. Notehand, Personalized Typingg FBLA Co-sponsor . . . B. FLEENER, BS, Oakland City College, Further study, Indianag Bookkeeping I, IIg Typewrit- ing Ig FBLA Co-sponsor . . . DORIS LAXNGJAHR, AB, Central Normal, Fur- ther study, Butler, Indiana, Northwes- tern, Stenography I, II, CEDARS spon- sor. Preparing to post to the ledger, Jacquee Aronoff finishes recording into a journal. Workirig on a special project, boys in general business, with Mr, Dan Cufmicllacl xfrs. Judy Cunningham the aid of Mrs. Cunningham, prepare to Write to the Secretary of State of Indiana concerning the forming of a corporation. Mr. Carmichael demonstrates to S. Butch- er the correct way to erase a typing error. sm. '11 wy- 2 , 1' Mr. B. J. Fleener Mrs. Doris Langjahr Industrial rts Classes Utilize Facilities ,rf 'K Absorbed in his assignment, senior Don Schooler pre- Mr. Charles R. Hennncrle Mr. james V. Maines pares a complicated blueprint in mechanical drawing. Mr. H. Jay Niemann Mr. C. Dallas Pearsey Tom Martin inspects some of the modern equipment in the new electronics class. I u Vocational training at Lebanon Senior High School provided am- plified programs of study and work by initiating electronics and power and transportation courses. Learning through experience was the method used in teaching the new subjects. Students investi- gated areas ranging from basic electricity to industrial electron- ics. Power and transportation dealt with machines for industry and domestic consumption. lVork in electricity, hydraulics, and engines characterized these advanced pro- grams in vocational arts. A folding machine in print shop and vertical milling machine in nie- tal shop were two other additions to this department which aided the instructors in presenting all the subjects with a modern approach. CHARLES R. IIEMMERLE, BS, NS. Indiana Stateg Dept. Chairmang Blue- print Rcadingg Mechanical Drawing: Parking l.ot Supervisorg Adult Educa- tion Supervisor . . . JAMES V. MAINES, BS, Indiana Staleg Electronics I, II . . . H. JAY NIEMANN, BS, Indiana Stateg Power and Transportation, Machine Shop . . . C. DALLAS PEARSEY, BS. Indiana Stateg Graphic .Xrts Projectsg Printing, l'zfnnant. 89 New Equipment Abounds in Physical Ed. Building a human pyramid is one of the many skills taught to girls' physical eclncation classes. Gymnastics are also taught. The facilities are the best in the state, cfommented the gym in- structors after complctmo one weelc of school Modern equipment and unlnmted space exemplified the i0lCSl0l1t used in plannincr the new physical education wing Numerous innovations m this de pntment added tremendously to the ox erall physical educ ation pro Ornn Fxcellent equipment and 1 swimming pool lnghllohlcd a diver S1i1Ld curriculum The Gymnastic appnituses such as the xaultmo horse made up to date mstruction possible An outstandmo feature of the xsmv was the olympic sue sxsnn mme pool Six lanes and an arei for diving permitted xarsity com petition to be hcld there The ap peaiance nas enhanced by the mul titude of sound panels that hanff from the ceilmo laundry facih ties furnished suits and towels which were on loan hom the school systcm Students shared 1n a myriad of othel activities Basketball foot ball baseball xolleyball, and track alone with the added instruction 1n wolf soccer, and tennis comple mented sumnmno and Gymnastics Social dance which Kms taueht by the cllss participants cieated 1 new twist m the curriculum 10111 St ite I HIXLIS ty Pl1jSlC il Ec uca tion SUSAN MAGLI BA Pm due Phy s1c1l l duc ttion C hcerleaders Sponsor C -XX Sponsor DAMON G X 1 1 S B -X Butler Phxslc il Educ 1 tion VIC JOIXLS BS MS Indimi Unix ei sity Physical Educ ition Assist 'int V IFSIIY Footb ill Coach L Club Sponsol vV1CSll1Il0' Coach L , . It V. X, 5 l cc.. . .1 .- ' rf- V- W- .M 'Kass 1 7' 7 - ' 41 . '. Ps. I: .7 .25 c 4 1 fc f . sa- Z... ff. . s'. i,lggg!2sHg'c5SQ 2 .A - ag 'fm P ' fi- '-.sf:59ffs,igg'n344 1 ,ZPL ' 'bf 'ZX' Q...!'f-F .W ,..,.,i..N n. L.. R ,4.,4,4 , ,. 117, Miss Margaret A. McKinney Miss Susan Magee clean swimming Mr. Damon Gales Mr. Vic Jones Mike Slagle demonstrates a difficult hand- stand on the parallel bars in physical ed . . , , ' . ' . . A WV I ,D , w . 7 A s - I , . ' 5 J ' D . , t. , ' 1 ' , ' Q 1 . . - D , . t ' . . - -I i V. . V Q . c C D ,. . ' ' - f . ' s ' t '. . D 5 2 . J ' 1' f 2 ' T T Q' Z . . . . Q i . H . ,, . . c, c D ' ' ' A f ' ' ' . ' c 'Z ' . . ' ' f O A , , , MARGARET A. Mc'IilNNllY, BS, Mich- ' 5 - . 1 ' - '51 gi I fg 1 . ,. . I 4. . 1 . . . . - 7 ' I -I ' - s Y. - - 1 - f A 1 a 1 , , ' , ii 1' cl . . . . . A Q 1 K ' ,, Y N 4' H V ' V . X' 4 - I . .i , . , , l c . 4 -, - v V F '. , ' c - . - . , , c , c c I ' , ..' ,. .' 4 , ' . . ' - . 4 . , . c .c , 4 O , ,' 1 1 . 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'R T W Q-:fl 2 il .Xidittg Xlr. .Xnthony Coxey with his job is llaxe -lottes. taleleria worker. always available. Guided by pro- fessional clietician, Nlr. Anthony Cloyey, and head cook, Hrs. Flor- ence Heath, the stall' provided nu- tritious and well balanced tneals. Making sure that the heating and electrical systents were kept in tip-top shape was only one of the niany eotnplex duties olf the 'Nn.. 4 r 'sa an , 4' ,Q K st.. ...af , ,,.- U Nlr. Watson. better known as Shut. su- perxises ntaitttenance oi' the old wing. maintenance stall. ln addition to routine tasks they aided frustrated students and teachers who could not open their lockers or desks. lVith the new wings this year the load was practically doubled for the tnaintenance tnen. The sur- rounding grounds were also cared lor by the hardsworking stall. Une ptitttipal totttertt of Nlr. 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TIM Y .1111 Y IQRIC C111111v-C11k1- C11111111.: l 111'11b1111 1. 2. 51. 13 1511411111 Clubg 11x G111111w11y, IJ110l1lg'I'lllJ11Cl' 101' 1110 111119 CICILXRS, p1'1'p11rcs 111 1111-QC Il 111111111- 111 Sue 112l1'101l, 11111- 111 I1lL' llllllly sc11i111's 111111 1-11 11111 11i111'1V-1'11'1f 11cg111f1' 111-111 111 1111l11'1'11' 111 1116 111111owC11 1111115 of 11C1J2lIlOIl S1'111111' High 111111 111 sw1'111111's 111111 S1I01'lS. Class of 1969 ORAII ILXKICR 11s111111' S1111 XXX IRXRTUX 111151111111 S1111 OLYX KAY BIQICRY 11 IEEIIYNIER llIl51111IC S1111 I I, II... 1 . I. 1 l . !1.. .. . 1- .. .1 1 . OIHY IJ. BOONE MAX. BOXVICN XIX. CIQNIC 11R1XN113I.Ff1 1' 13' C111111 11'111-11.111111.2g1'A11. 95 Seniors BILL BRAN N ON Basketball l, 2, 3, fl: LH Club: Track l, 2, 3. KIANIE BROXVN Bookstore: Concert Choir, Librarian: Girls' Chorus: FBLA: FHA: FNC: Lib. Club: Office Assist.: Spa- nish Club: Sunshine Soc. KIARY ,IAN E BROIVN Cirls' Chorus: French Club, Ex. Council: lr. Histori, ral Soc.: l,If7I7IIH7ff, Feature Ed., Ed.: Sr. Honor Soc.: Sunshine Soc., Council. ROBERT EUGENE BROIVN Baseball l, 2, 3, fl: Basketball l, 2. 3, fl: Football l, 2, 3, tl: llr. Historical Soc.: Club: Student Operators: YMA. STEPHEN PAUL BRUCE Basketball Mgr. l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2: Forensic: French Club: FTA: L Club: YIXIA. RANDY LEE BRUNES Baseball l, 2, 3, fl: Concert. Choir: Football l, ll: YMA. JANICE SIISAN BRYAN Band: CAA: Latin Club, Tribunus Populi: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: Sunshine Soc., Council. CARLENE ANN BUMPS Advanced Cirls' Chorus: Bookstore: Chess Club: llrania Club: GAA: Historical Soc.: Ol'l'ic'e Asl sist.: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc. BARBARA CAIL BURGBIAN Art Club, Vice-Pres.: Candy-Coke Comm.: CEDARS, Design Fd.: Forensic: lr. Historical Soc.: Sun- shine Soc.: Spanish Club.4Council. LARRY ALAN BURRESS French Club: Trztcla l. 2: YHA. BETTY RAE BURTNER Band: FHA: GAA: Ollice Assist.: Sunshine Soc. BILL CALDXVELL Football 2: FBLA: Student Operators. Sec.: Track l, 2: lVrcstling l, 2. 3: YMA. LORETTA ALICE CAIXIPBELL CIQDARS, Head Clerk: French Club: FBLA, Pres.: Historical Soc.: Sunshine Soc.: Tigcrettcs, Head. RANDALL LEE CARTER Art Club, Sec.: Basketball l. 21 Candy-Coke Comm.: Chess Club: Historital Soc.: UL Club: Spanish Club: Tennis 'lg YMA. PABLO CAUDILLO L Club: Sr. Honor Soc.: Spanish Club: lVrest- ling l, 2, 3. fl: YMA. SANDY CHAMBERS Art Club: FBLA: llistorical Soc.: Ollice Assist.: Sunshine Soc. FRED CHITYVOOD Art Club: Concert Choir: Football I, 2. 3, 4: Jr. Historical Soc.: ULU Club: YMA. DAVID CLARK Baseball l, 3: Boys' State Alt.: Candy'Coke Comm.. Boys' Chin.: Football l, 2, 3, fl: jr. Class Council: jr. Historical Soc., Program Clnn.: L Club: Science Club: Sr. Class Council: Sr. Honor Soc.: Spanish Club: Student Council: Tennis 2: Track 4: Ushers: Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4: YMA, Sec. Class of 1969 DELORES KIICXN CIUXRK FBI.,-X: Latin Club: Suuslminc Sm. SUZAN CLARK llrzlum Club: lfrc-mln Club: Nlixvml Clmrusg Slmuisln Club: Suuslum' Sm: DIANA KAY Cl ARKSC JN Clnm: ,Ms1s1.: 1'l:l,.X: PHX: NNI.: C-XX: ull. llxs- mriczll Soc.: SllIlSlllIll' Sur. CYNTHIA l,l'llC CLINE .Xl'L Club: lfl3I,.X3 lfll.X. Pros.: FNC3 CXX: Sun- sllimr Soc. Slllf Cl,lNCll,l .R Concert Clmirg F'I'.X: Girls' Chorus: llislmiull Sur.. Sec.: Spamisb Club: Sunshine Soc: FRANCES KAY COOLIQY linucl. Drum Major: llzxllcc' llalumlz Olliur Xssisl.: ll'lgL'l'CllCSI 'l'wi1'lc-rs. Rf.-XRC.-XRIQT ROSIC CUONS Concert Choir. Sun: llisluricinl Sm.: NlIlCll'lg'1ll fll'0ll1JQ Slllhllllllf Soc.: 'I lgL'l't'Ill'S. YFRONICAX CORXKTT lil-1YliRl,Y LYNX COX l lSl..X: l ll.X. Rcpmlcr: CAN: Alf. llisluricnl Sm.: l.ib, Club. Sm.: Olliu' .Xssisrg Spxluixlx Club: Sllll- abim' Sm. Gan' Limp lows zumlllcl' lmml ol' Iwcl11x'-u11c to Greg' Crallmlll als Crm-g trics In l'lXlllllllgCSllllll'l1l. C lulxs Nlonlcxo m NICLT Czuw clown ilu' rmul ul Klllllllllllilll in tba- cl1ui1 s p11-wlllgxlirmxm ul C.'um11.wl. 1-lsn mosluxm' ul lun lllllX1 ll Sllxu fm..- E? Seniors LINDA LOUISE COX FBLA, FI-IA, FNC, Prog. Cl1m., Office Assist., Sunshine Soc. TERRY LEE COX Art Club, Drama Club, FBLA, GAA, Ir. Historical Soc., Pennant, Copy Ed., Pg. l Ed., Spanish Club, Sunshine Soc. IVILLIAINI L. CRISS Band, Football I, 2, FBLA, Jr. Historical Soc., Spanish Club, YMA. JOHN HENRY DARNALL, JR. Baseball 1, Basketball l, 2, 3, fl, Boys' Chorus, Boys' State Rep., Candelabrumg CEDARS, Sports Ed., Lab. Assist., Golf 3, fl, Jr. Historical Soc., L Club, Latin Club, lst Consul, Sr. Class Council, Pres., Sr. Honor Soc., Spanish Club, Ex, Council, Student Council, Pres., Ushers, YMA. DEBBY DAVIS Concert Choir, FBLA, FHA, Mixed Chorus, Office Assist., Spanish Club. SAM DE LA ROSA Spanish Club, Student Operators, YMA. BRENDA LOUISE DENCER Art Club, Band, Candy-Coke Connn., GAA, Lib. Assist., Spanish Club, Vice-Pres., Sunshine Soc., Council. JANET LYNNE DENNEY French Club, FBLA, Lib. Assist., Lib. Club, Reporter. BARBARA JEAN DENNING Clinic Assist., French Club, FBLA: FNC, Vice-Pres.: CAA, Historical Soc.: Sunshine Soc. REX L. DICKERSON Art Club, Student Operators, YMA. DAVID THOBIAS DILLON Boys' Chorus, Candy-Coke Comm., CEDARS, Ed., Cross Country 2, FTA, -Ir. Historical Soc., Sr. Honor Soc., Spanish Club, EX. Council, YMA. CHARLES CALVIN DIXON YMA. MARGIE DOLLARD Art Club, FHA, GAA, Office Assist., Sunshine Soc. JAMES BRADFORD DOOLEY MARILYN JEAN DURR Cheerleader, FBLA, GAA, Jr. Historical Soc., Prom Queen Attend., Spanish Club, Sunshine Soc., Tig- erettes. PATRICIA LEE ELLIS Drama Club, French Club, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Ollice Assist., Pmnmnt, Sunshine Soc. VICTORIA LYNN ELROD Concert Choir, Forensic, French Club, Jr, Historical Soc., Outstanding Speech Student, Sunshine Soc. DOTTIE A. ERICKSON Advanced Girls' Chorus, Sunshine Soc. l 1 I K . E V X 1 E 1 Cllll Ellcu M1iVcy cz11111ut avoid smiling 11s slic watclics JZIYIIC 'Iiribbett Illlllic lust- iuiuutc beauty prep:11'z11io11s before shc must posc for Mr. fi2lll0H'llY llllfl his 111111c1'z1. Class of 1969 JEANN INE ESSEX Art Cl11b: FBLA: FHA: FNC: Lib. Club: Mixed Chorus: Office Assist.: Spanish Club: Sl1l1SlllIlC Soc. NIARY LYNN ESSEX Clinic: Assist.: COIll'l'l'L Choir: Dislrift Solo C011- lcst, Il: FBLA: Girls' Cl1o1'11s: Histo1'i1'z1l Soc. RANDY DIIAN E EARRIS l uu1bz1ll l, 2, 3. Al: FBLA. RCIJOl'lL'l'I His1o1'iCnl Soc.: Scic111'c fllllljl 'l'1':1ck l: YHA. CHARLES LEE FLAUGH ER Art Club: lSz1s6bz1ll 2: Cllcss Clllllf His1o1'ic':1l Soc.: Spanish Club: XV1'Cstli11g l: YXIA. JOHN N. FRANKLIN Baseball 1, 2: Football l. 2. 55 Lz1ti11 Club: SIXIIIISII cllllll IVrLstli11 9 YXIX . : 1' gh: 1 CLIFTON DOUGLAS FRENCH Football l, 2, 3, -lg L Cl11b: Scicucc Club: SJJIIIIISII Club: IVrcs1li11g 1, 2 QYMA. CAROL AN N FUN DERBURGH CEDARS, Head SLIDSCFIIJIIOII Mgr.: Concert Choir: French Club, Pres.: FTA, Vice-Pres.: Girls' Chorus: Jr. Historicz1l Soc.: Sctiellcv Club: S11 Honor SOC.: S1111sl1i11c Soc., Council. GARY JOE GAROEFOLO linscball 2, 3, 4: Baske1,bz1ll 1: Boys' Stntc Alt.: fl1lllLlClLllJl'lll'T1j cllllllly'-CORCT Comm.: Concert Choir, Vice-Pres.: Football l, 2, 3, -l: Historiczll SOC.: Club: Bl:1d1'ig11l Group: Musif Contest. First District: l'l'7l!7I171f, Sports Ed.: Sr. Honor Soc.: Spa- 11isl1Cl11b: YMA. ROBERT C. GARY, JR. l BLAg Gull' l, 2. 25, l: L Club: Pfllllllllff Sc-iC11ce Club: YNIA. DANIEL EUGENE GATES A11 tllllllf Baseball 2: Czludy-Coke C11111111.: Concert Choir: Football l: FBLA: Statc Music' Contest: YHA. DAN I EL IV. GILES Football ll: Frcncll Club: FBLA: YMA. RONALD R. GOOD I-'l3l.A: YNIA. Mike: Lnrr :md Illllllll Perkins move sci- eufc 011111111114-111 to Z1 new location. 99 1 Seniors 1 VIVIAN LEIGH GOODMAN FBLA, FHAg Sunshine Soc.g Tratisfc'rreml from Castle! High School, Newburgh, lncliztna. RICIIARD THOhlAS GOODNVIN Basketball I, 2. 3. 'lg Football l, 2, 3. Al: Jr. His- torical Soc.g L Cllubg Sr. llonor Soc., Vice-Pres., Spanish Clubg Track 1, 3, 115 YMA. CHRISTY GOTT Art Club, Vice-Pros., Bookstoreg Forcnsicg FBLAQ FH.-X, Vice-Pres.: INC, F'1'Ag CAAQ Jr, Historical Soup Sunshine Soc.g Tigcrcttesg Twirlcrs. GREGORY ALAN GRAHAIVI Concert Choir, Ifootbzill lg FBLAQ Golf 3, 4g Jr. Historical Soc., Spanish Clubg YHA. LINDA LOU HALL Art Clubg Sunshine SoC.g Transferrecl from Zions- villc High School. Zionsville, Indiana. STEPHEN DUANIQ HAMILTON Boys' Chorus, Vice-Pres., CIQDA-XRS, Senior Ed.g Concert Choir, Drama Club, Forensicg FTA, jr. Historical Soc.g Latin Club: Madrigal Group, Mu- sic Contest, First: Science Club, 'lcnnis 35 YMA. EDDY RUSSELL IIARDIN Cantly-Coke Connn.g Football l, 2, 3, 'lg Golf 3, fl, Alr. Historical Soc.g L Club: Latin Clubg Track 25 Ushcrsg YIXIA. THIiRI'lS.-X Llili IIARDIN Ollicc ,-Xssist.g Sunshine: Soc. STEVEN KIRK IIARDING . . 4 L . . . -.V 1 Lab. Asstst.g 1'ootball Z, 35 l'orcnsif'g l'liIA3 IIA: Historical Soc., L Club, Latin Club: Science Clubg Sr. Honor Soc.g YM.-X. DONNA JEAN HARLAN Forensic, FBLA, l HAg I 'l','Xg Lib. Assist., Lib. Club, Olficc Assist., Spanish Club, Sunshine Soc. JANE HARRIS Band, Dance Bztnclg Frencli Cllubg FBI..-X1 Spanish Clubg Sunshine Soc. DAVID HARTSOCK , YMA. Being' a football hcro has its flrawbacks Tu ordcr to help them understand thc many intricacies on a sheet of inusic Mr. as Riclnm- Hicks clistovcred at ,'Xt,tica. 'lhonias XX'illia1ns lcntls his assistance to niusitians .june Harris and Frances Cooley. 100 Class of 1969 NANCY L. HAY Art Club: Candelabrunlz Candy-Coke Connn.: Cheer- leader: Clinic Assist.: French Club, Ex. Council: FTA: GAA: Lib. Club: Prom Queen Attend.: Sun- shine Soc.: Tigerettcs: Transferred from Thorntown High School. Thorntown, Indiana. LINDA KAY HEDGE Art Club: French Club: FTA: Sunshine Soc. DEBBIE JANE HEFFNER Advanced Girls' Chorus: FBLA: FHA: FNC: Lib. Club: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc. INIICHAEL JAMES HEMMERLE Band: Science Club: Spanish Club: Track: YMA. JEFFREY SCOTT HENDRICKS Art Club: Spanish Club: YMA. RICHIE LEIGH HICKS Art Club: Basketball 1, 2: Boys' Slate Alt.: Can- delabrum: Lab. Assist.: Chess Club! Football 2, 3, 4: Jr. Class Council, Vice-Pres.: Jr. Historical Soc.: L Club: Latin Club: Science Club: Sr. Class Council, Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club: Track: Ushers: YMA. SUZI LYNNE HICKS Art Club: Clinic Assist.: Forensic: FNC: Jr. His- torical Soc.: Latin Club: Science Club: Sunshine Soc. CAROL JOY HOYVARD Transferred from Bosse High School, Evansville, Indiana. RUSSEL H. HUBBLE IVILLIAM JOSEPH HULSE Chess Club: Cross Country 3: Jr. Historical Soc.: Spanish Club: Tennis 2, 3, 'lg YMA. SARA E. HUMMEL MARK EDXVARD HUNCATE CEDARS. Business Mgr.: Chess Club: Lab. Assist.: Cross Country 3: Forensic: FBLA: FTA: Ir. His- torical Soc., Pres.: L Club: Latin Club, Sr. Rep.: Science Club: Tennis 2, 3, Al: Ushers: YMA. CYNTHIA SUE ISENHOXVER French Club: FBLA: FHA: CAA: Latin Club: Lib. Club: Sunshine Soc. DONALD KEITH JACKSON, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, -1: L Club: YMA, Sec. LINDA LEE JOHNSON Band, Librarian: Concert Choir: Forensic: NFL, Sec.: Pffmlnrztg Sunshine Soc.: Transferred from Crawfordsville High School, Crawfordsville, In- diana. BENJAMIN KERN Joxrs Art Club: Band: Science Club: YMA. DAVID NILE JONES Cafeteria worker: Cross Country, Mgr. 'l: Drama Club: Forensic: Mixed Chorus: Track, Mgr. 3, 4: YNIA. JAMES P. KANIMERER Latin Club: YAIA. 9 1-Q Seniors LINDA KAY KAM MERER FBLA: FHA: FNC: CAA: Mixed Chorus: Sunshine Soc. PAULA AIAYNE lows FBLA: FTA: CAA: Historical Soc.: Latin Club: Sunshine Soc. STEPHEN DEAN KETTREY YMA. KRIS KIRKBRIDE Sunshine Soc.: Translerrecl from Beech Grove High School, Beech Grove, Indiana. STEVEN KORTH FBLA, Vice-Pres.: Jr. Class Council: Latin Club, Treas.: YIXIA. MICHAEL JASON LARR Band, Drum Major: Boys' State Rep.: Candelabrnin: Candy-Coke Comm.: CEDARS, Head Business Mgr.: Dance Band: jr. Historical Soc.: Outstanding Soph- omore Boyg Sr. llonor Soc., Pres.: Spanish Club: Steering Comm.: Track l, 2: YMA. PATRICIA MARIE LASLEY FBLA, Sec.: Office Assist.: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc. CARY DALE LIMP Baseball 1, 2, 3, -1: Basketball l, 2, 3: Concert Choir: Football Ll: French Club: jr. Historical Soc.: L Club: Maclrigal Group: Ushers: YMA. PAMELA SUE LIM P Band: Forensic, Pres.: French Club: Girls' State Alt.: Oralorical Contests: Science Club, Sec.-Treas.: Sun- shine Soc. NICHOLAS LOGAN Football l, 2, 3. 'lz L Club: Science Club: Spanish Club: YMA. RICHARD LOXVE Art Club: Concert Choir: Historical Soc.: Spanish Club: Xtllrestling l, 2: YIXIA. CARL RANDEL LOXVERY Art Club: Baseball I, 2, 3: Forensic: Historical Soc.: Student Operators: YMA. CHIP lX'IcCONNAHA Football, Mgr. l, 2, 3, -lg L Club: Science Club: Spanish Club: YHA. DIANA DARLENE McCURDY J 111 FBLA: FHA, Reporter: GAA: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: Sunshine Soc. AN ELLEN McVEY Band: CEDARS, Senior Ed.: Drama Club: Forensic: French Club: FTA: GAA: Girls' State Rep.: -Ir. His- torical Soc.: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club, Vice-Pres: Ora- torical Contests, IHSFA Sect., Reg.. State: Science Club, Vice-Pres., Pres.: Sr, Honor Soc.: Sunshine Soc., Council, Rec. Sec. R EBECCA LYN N MILLER Bookstore: Drama Club, Sec.: Forensic, Treas.: FTA: Sr. Honor Soc.: Sunshine Soc. TERRY MICHAEL MINOR YM A . MARK ALLEN MOLELLO Baseball l, 2, 3, Ll: Candy-Coke Com1n.: CEDARS, Head Sports Ed.: Concert Choir, Pres.: Football l, 2, 3, Al: Forensic: French Club! FTA: Historical Soc.: L Club: Nadrigal Croup: Oratorical Con- tests, Sect. 3: Science Club, Librarian: Swimming 4: IVreslling l, 3: YMX. Class of 1969 GLADYS ELIZABETH NONTERO Advanced Girls' Chorusg Science Clubg Spanish Club: l'iXl'l12lllQI'C Student lroin El Salvador. GRECCL H. MORELOCK Candy-Coke Connn.g fl0lll't'l'l Choir: Football l, 2, 3, fl: Alr. Historical Soc.: Club: Latin Club: Science Club: Sr. llonor Soc.: Spanish Clubg lX'rest- , ling I. -1: XKIA. , SUSAN 1,. MORRISON DEBORAH BIUSSO FBLA: FHA: FNC: GAA: Mixed Chorusg Seienee Clubg Spanish Clubg Sunshine Soc. DENNIS BRUCE NIYERS Chess Clubg FBLA: Alf. Historical SOC.: YMA. MADELYN KAY NEASI-I Art Clubg Candy-Coke Connn.: lforensitg FBIA: GAAg lr. l'Iistoric'al Soc.: l.ib. Assist.: Lib. Club, Treas.g l,1'O111 Queen Attend.g Spanish Clubg Sunshine Soc. STEPHEN EUGENE NEESE Student Operators: Track l, 2, 3, -lg YHA. NANCY JANE NESTER Band, l,ibr:triang Dance Band: l 'l'A: CA.Xg llis- torical Soc.: Latin Clubg Mixed Chorusg Sunshine Soc.. Council. EVA C. NETHIQRTOX JERRY MARTIN NEXVKIRK Art Clubg Science Clubg YM.-X. EUGENE NEYVMAN Student Operatorsg YNIA. GLORIA LYNN NICLEY FHAQ Sunshine Soc. Prim Limp Ill'fiYCS Ill the 5Clli0l' Dil1HCT Dress rehearsal for Crlrozmel brought the usual backstage niake-up problems for Janie Party ready to enjoy a festive evening. Brown, Vickie Ogden, and it very distraught Karen Anderson, volunteer assistants. XEBANUN ,naman WBANUN , 3 1 HBANON AN SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS - Bark Row: Chip McC0nnaha, manager: Randy Brunes, Gary Limp, Don Oien, Don Jack- son, Dave Clark, Dick Goodwin, Eric Bratnblett, Randy Farris. Gregg Norelock. Dick Pigg, manager. Front Row: Mark Molello, Ed '.llrig'g's, Nick Logan, Richie Hicks, Gary Garoilolo, Doug French, Fred Chitwood, Ed Hardin, Rob Brown. Seniors IVILLIAM EDIVARD N OLAND Chess Club: Science Clubg Spanish Club: YHA. VICKIE LYNN OGDEN CEDARS, Head Desiffn Ed.: Concert Choir: French cal Soc.: Hadrigal Group: Proni Queen Attend., Sr. Class Council: Sunshine Soc.: Tigerettes. DONALD Al. OIEN I Art Club, Basketball I. 3: Football l, 2, 3, -1: L ' Club: Spanish Club: Track l, 2, 3, -lg XVrestling 2: YMA. JACK L. OVERHOI .SER Basketball I: Football 1.2. 3, AI: YHA. HELANIE ANN PADGETT Candy-Coke Connn.: CEDARS. Clerk: FTA: Class Council, Sec.: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: Protn Queen Attend.: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc. GEORGE PALHER Coll' I, 2, 3,115 L Club: Spanish Club: YHA. STEVE H. PARKER Band, Capt., Basketball lg Dance Band: FTA: Historical Soc.: PlfII71lU1lZ Pep Band: Track I. CAROL HONAN PARR Band: Candy-Coke Conun.: Concert Choir: Dist. Husic Contest, Ist Piano: French Club. lreas.: CAA: Girls' State Alt., jr. Historical Soc.: Science Clubg Sr. Honor Soc., Sunshine Soc.. Council, Pianist, Song Leader. SARA DORTHEA PAVEY Art Club: Forensic: Ifrench Club: FBLA: Jr. Histori- cal Soc., Oratorical Contests, Ist Poetry: Sunshine Soc. DAVID A. PEAK YMA. DIANA LYNN PERKINS Bookstore: Cheerleader, Reserve: Forensic: FBLA: Historical Soc.: Outstanding Soph. Girl: Science Club: Spanish Club, Steering Comm.: Sunshine Soc.: 'I'ig'erettes. VICKI LEIGH PERKINS Art Club: Forensic: FIA: Jr. Historical Soc., Latin Club, Tribune: Lib. Club: Office Assist.: Sunshine Soc. 104 Club: Girls' State Alt: lr. Class Council: Ir. Ilistori- Class of 1969 STEVE PETERSON Ifrench Club: Jr. Historical Soc.: Latin Club: YHA: Transferred from Riclunoncl High School. Riclnnoncl. Indiana. RICHARD CARL PICC Bancl: Chess Club: Dance Bancl: Football Mgr. l. 2. fl: French Club: Ir. Historical Soc., Vice-Pres.: UL 1 Club: Science Club: Track l. L, 3, cl: YIXIX. GLORIA ANNE PIKE Art Club: FHA: FNC: G.X.X: Historical Soc.: Science Club: Sunshine Soc. SHANNON ELAINE PLANKENIJORN FBLA: FHA: FNCQ Sunshine Soc.g Translierrecl from Richmond High School, Riclnnoncl, Incliana. DANE PROCTOR YINIA. PATRICIA AN N E R ADER Transferred from lirownsburg' High School. Browns- burg, Incliana. REBECCA ANN R.-XCSDALE Art Club: FBLA: FHA: PNC: Sunshine Soc. DEBRA ANN RECHER Band, Sec.: Concert Choir: Dance Bancl: I 'I'A. Pres.: CAA: Maclrigal Group: Sr. Honor Soc.: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc.. Council, Treas. JOAN RICHARDSON Aclvancecl Cirls' Chorus: Art Club: l orc'nsic: French Club: l'H.X. Song ancl Rec. lcacler: I-XX: His- torical Soc.: Lib. Club: Science Club: Sunshine Soc. NANCY ANN RITCHIE :Xrt Club: Canclelabruni: Cantly-Coke Connn.. Clnn.: French Club: CAN: Cirls' State Rep.: Ir. Hislori, cal Soc.: Science Club: Sr. Class Council. Sect.: Sr. Honor Soc.: Sunshinc' Camp: Sunshine Soc., Council. Vice-Pres.. I'res. BICLINDA SIIE RIVER.-X CEDARS, Clerk: CAA: Girls' Chorus: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: Spanish Club. Council: Sunshine Soc.. Council. NANCY JEAN ROACH Sunshine Soc. TERRIE ROACH Concert Choir: FNC: CA.-X: Xlaclrigal Croup: Span- ish Club: Sunshine Soc. TERRY LYNN ROARK Basketball l. 2, 3: Concert Choir: Track 55: YHA. REX NIICHAEL ROISERIS .Xrt Club: Spanish Club: YHA. ALLEN ROBERTSON Band: Concert Choir: Dance Bancl: lfrcnch Club: Science Club: YMA. XVILLIABI DELUE ROGERS Historical Soc.: Spanish Club: YNLX. BONNIE LEE ROTII Art Club: Forensic: cgtvxz Historical Soc.: Of- lice Assist.: Science Club: Sunshine Soc. 5 1J01'01o11i11g their cookillg 10111111111110s. R1111111' FZIITIS, C1I2ll'1CS Histor11'111 So010ty's 11111111111 CVCI11Ilg of 0Xc110111011t P11111 L111111, 106 I'11Zlllg1ll'l', 111111 Mike Slnglc 111'01m:1r0 simple dishes. At 1110 Junior M1110 Lll1'1', 111111 1101111 1111011 BICVC11 011.1011 t110 Box So01111. Seniors DONALD GALE SANDERS B11s011z111 1g 112lS1iL?l1J2l11 1, 2. 21, -1g FBLAg I, C111bg S1111111s11 Cluhg 1110111115 2, 3, -1g YMA. DIANA JEAN SCHENCK IJBIAQ FI-IAQ 111: Histo1'11'111 S1104 011110 Ass1st.g 51521111511 f11ll17Q 511115111116 Soc.. DONALD DEAN SCHOOLER 5111110111 O1JC1'2llID14SQ YMA. BIICHAEL EUGENE SCOTT 51311111811 Clubg IMA, '111'CLlS. PATRICIA ANN SHEETS 1fBI..'Xg FHA, I11S101'I2I1lQ 1 NCg GAAQ 11111. Ass1st.3 Lib. CIIIDQ SL11lS1l1llC Soc. CHRIS SHELBY Boys' State IlC1D.j L111J. Assislg Chess f11ll1IQ Golf 1, 2, 3, '15 C111ss Council, 1'r0s.g LU CIUDQ Latin Clulmg Sr. Class Clouncilg Sr. Honor 500.5 Steering Co111111.3 Ushers. ROBERT XVAYNIC SHOVE R NANCY jo sums CEDARS, Mgr. 1111.3 FBL.-X5 1 'I'Ag GAAQ Sr. Honor So0.g Spanish C1ll1Dj 511115111110 Soc. VICKI SIMS CLIIIQ11'-CORC C11111111.: CEDARS, c112lSSCS E113 FBLAg Sr. Ho11or 5110.3 51121111511 Clubg 811115111116 Soc. AIIKE SLAGLE Art Chibg 131150111111 15 Football 1, 25 YMA. RANDALL ALAN SLOAN FB1,Ag Y1XIA. RUTH NIICHIQLLIL SLOAN Clinic Ass1st.g Co111'0rt Choir: GAAQ Spanish Clubg SllllS1l1lIC Soc. Class of 1969 PIQXNY LOL' SNlI'I'll l o1'C1isim'3 l Bl,.'X: l ll.X: CXX: Spzuiisll Club: Suu- sliiuc' Soc. DAVID Llfli SNOW' CIQDARS. Copy Lfcl.: Clin-ss Club: Couufrl Choir: lforcusic: llisloriczil Som.: Latin Club, .Xcililcz Scicml' Club: YNLX. UURUTHY DEAN Sl'li.XR 1fBL.fXg lfllkg l NCg Smiciuc Club: Suusliiuc Soc. CAROL .XXX SPEFS Bzmclg Comvrl Choir: Dauuc Bzuiciz lfrcmli Club: IVBLA: l ll.X. Public Rcluliousz GLX: llislori- ull Soc.: Blixcd Chorus: Ollicc Assist.: Sunshine SOC. IFXNIELA Sl'li SPICXCICR CXRULIC LYNX STIQINICR Cl1D.XRS. Ilusul Copy Incl.: l'BL.X: l'l.X: Luliu Club. c,lllSl1lllillllg Lguiu 2 Stuflc-ul: Lib. Club: Scicuu' Club: Sr. Honor Som.: Suusliilu' Som.. Coun- c il. Dlilililli S'I'liPH IQXS DAVID Llili S'I'OKliS Chem. Lzib Assist.: Clurss Club: Lzuiu Club: Science Club: YNl.X. 1'.XI'L IJXVIIJ STRYCI l.XLSlil Spanish Club. l'rcs.: YNIAX. AXLLFX RXY SVRBICR YXLX, -IOHN D.XVllJ Slllllilill Stuclcfui Obi-rzuorsz YKLX. ILXRICN IJLXN 'll-XNSI-Ql ,l .li C.1gD.XRS. Classes lull.: l'l3L.X: l'l.X: Lib. Club: Spzmisli Club: SllIlSlllIlt' Soc. Slumlcut Coumil 1uc'mbcr Yimkic Ugclcu colll-its tlic mom-3 for :i Colm :uul ll mziucly Svuior Rex Roberts clisplziys bis lnlcnts b:u :is roiuc-ssious were solul Ibis wczu' zu noon mluc to ilu- completion ol' lzuililics. ou llic 1ui1'1'o1' prior to Ibc In-if gzuuc. 'la' g.,'?f'.:fiQ'l'1m ' ,, wif'-vi 7' Q N 1 -,Wfs H ' wbwfw ws! 'F : ,Q 5 -2 x 107 K' 1939 reparing to partake ol' the annual Tlianksgiving least complete with tream, and milk are lliana Perkins, Juanita Black. Loretta Campbell, .3 gkfagj 108 ui- tnrkey, dressing. mashed potatoes, hot rolls, gravy, ice and Carol Spees who eat during second lunch period. Seniors KATHLEEN ANN TARNIAN CED.-XRS, Subscription Mgr.: Forensic: lfrenth Club, Outstanding French 3 Student: FT.-X: Histori- cal Soc.: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club, Treas.: Sr. llonor Soc.: Sunshine Soc. RUSSELL IXIELVIN THATCHER lforensic: French Club: Historical Soc.: Science Club: Student. Operators, Sec.: YlXLiX. CONNIE KAY THRINE Concert Choir: French Club: l ',l'.'X: Girls' Chorus: Alr. Historical Soc.: Lib. Assist.: Sunshine Soc. BLXRSHA ELAINE TITCS Band, Drum Major: l T.X: C.X.fX: Cyin .Xssist.: Historical Soc: Science Club: Sunshine Soc. ROBERT D. TOXVNSLEY Coll 3: Spanish Club: YHA. .IAYNE LEE TRIBBETT CEDARS, Head Senior Ed.: French Club: lfBl.Ag C.-XA: Jr. Historical Soc.: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: Sr. Honor Soc., See.: Sunshine Camp: Sunshine Soc., Council, Corresp. Sec. EDXVARD STEPHAN TRIGCS Chess Club: Football l, 2, tl: Forensic: lfrenth Club: Jr. Historical Soc.: L Club: Latin Club: Prrmmnt, Coluinnistg Science Club: Track l, 2, -I: YMA. AUDREY SUE TRUMP Candy-Coke Comm.: Concert Choir: Forensic: FBLA: FTA: CA.-X: Girls' Chorus: Historical Soc.: Science Club: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc. CONNIE SUI-Q TUCKIQR French Club: FBLA: C.X.X: Science Club: Sunshine Soc. JANET SUE TURNER Bookstore: FBLA: EILX: Spanish Club: Sunshine Soc. HILL VANDIVIER Baseball lg L Club: Xllrestling l, 2, 3, 4: YM.-X. E FE C. XVALI ,AC 1 E Science Club: YNLX. .I Class of 1969 SHARON KAY NVEBB AllYllIlC'Cil Girls' Chorus: l lSI..X: l ll.X: Cirls' Cho rus: Spanish Club: Sunshine Sm. CARL NVERT FBLA: YMQX. CARY CENE XVETHINCTON Bziselnznll l, 2: FBLAQ YHA. CECIL LEE XVHITAKER CEDARS, Copy Ecl.g Chess Club: fi0Ilfi'I'I Choir: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, -l: E1'e1ul1 Club: jr. Historiciail Smeg Clubg Physics Lab. Assisi.: Science Club, Sr. Hmior Soc.: Track l, 2. 3, 4: Ushers: YMA. STEVE XVILHOITE YMA. DEN N IS ANTHONY YVILLIAMS Boys' Chorusg FBLA: Pf'r111r1nl, Plmtog.: Track lg AVI'l'Sllillg l, 2: YHA, JOSEPH DONALD YVILLIAMS Band, Nlgixg Dance Banclg l'lI'i'IN'l1 Club, Pep Band, YMA. DEBORAH ELAINE YVILSON Art Clubg I BLAg FHA, Sunshine Soc . SUSAN KAY XVOLFE Art Clubg Eorensicg Sunshine Soc., Tigereltes. CATIIY ANN YVOLELA Fl3I.Ag FHAg Sunshine SOC. DEBORAH ELAINE YVOOD Czmdclzibrumg Candy-Coke Coming FBLA. Vice- l'res.g l llAg FNCg jr. Historiexil Soc.: Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club, P1'es.g Prom Queen: Spanish Clubg Sun- shi11e Soc. KAYE ANN WOOD Cuiiclelznbrumg Clleerlcnclerg l m'ensic': Girls' State Rep.g -Ir. Class Couneilg Lib. Assist.: Lib. Club: fll'llf0I'll'2ll Contest, Semncl, Speedway, Fourthg IHSFA Sect.: Prom Queen Attend.: Sr. Class Coun- cil: Spanish Club, Treats., Sec., Sunshine Soc.. Coun- cil: ligerettes. Zin Memoriam TINIOTHY DENNIS BOONE runny lfl. lfl5l - Deer-niber 7, 1068 I Juniors Check Coats, Sell Hot Popcorn V x ,-, W V , Q , This u'1ir's junior Kllgiss llonncil. llvnnis Uicn. Iliuitl l.2ll'iUlllIl1llll. .Indy XYoo1l. Chip' XX'cl'i'i'. illllllf NlC5SL'llgL'l'. Dzivc blank. :incl Bonniv llitlwrson. worm- thc lirsl lo mor Cllllif tht' nllrgi-inocl:'rn L'tlllll'NhlUIl slzinmls llllllllilllg' Il virions anrrziy' ol rcl1'csliinrl1Is, .awmtsw www i S 110 'l'ln'ce ol'l'ircrs :incl lonr elected stnclcnis roinposecl thc- governing body ol' the innior rlziss. New clu- tics :incl cxpzinclccl liicfilitics Czuisecl an inrrczisc in thc Cziiicly-Coke Clonnnitlcc nieinbership. The ,inn- ior clziss council was assisted by sponsors Miss Snszin Lncllen and Mr. llini Bogziii. Prom C0-Cl1IllI'IIlZ1ll wore lighting, Ron linrgcssg printing, Dennis Smith: thcinc sign, llcth Czilclwell, Bruce XVz1l1crs: ciiicgce, 'Mike Close: bzinclstznicl, Carol Payne, Kevin Vought: einirzniicicf, jill XVZlggCllC1', lloy YVorc'cs1crg throne, Sarah Pad' getty -liin Rodgers: walls, Libby Dziy, Marilyn Trospcfrg scrvcrs and booth, Nznuty Xclinns: tables :ind rhziirs, Slove Kinrziicl, Dave Jzutk- son: picture booth, lircnclzi Grcvne, llc-vcrly llnbbzircl: stxiirwziy, Bucky lhiclgvtiiig thu linznifcs in p1'cp:n':1tion for :in clzuborzilc prom :irv junior class olliu-rs. Qfncly NVoocl. Dennis Oivn. Dart' l.:nI onnt:iin. 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Juniors Kathy Adair Na11cy Adams juan Aguirre Monica Alexander Kathy Anlick Jennifer Andrews Harry Ashworth Terry Baldwin Ritchie Barton Diana Batts Cary Batts Lynn Bauer Nancy Bayless Ed Behr Jerry Blankenship Christie Bottema Dave Bradley Harley Bradley Debbie Bragg Joyce Brandon Bonnie Brown Ted Buchanan Holly Buckingham Ron Burgess Jane Burgin Vickey Burns Sandy Butcher Barbara Bymaster Colleen Cain Beth Caldwell John Caldwell Dennis Campbell Nancy Carey Elaine Chambers Barb Clark Brenda Clark Bruce Clark Mike Clark Suellen Clark Jim Clemens Ron Cline Mike Close Roger Colcord Candi Copeland Calvin Couchman Sharon Cox Libby Day Bill Daley Kay Dean Linda Detamore Bonnie Dickerson Mary Dodson Michelle Doll Patrick A. Dover Debby Downey Tom Duff Patti Dunham Cynthia Eads Debbie Eberle Chris Evans Janet Evans Larry Evans jane lferguson Paul lfiscller Iohn Fisher Mark Flaugher Charles M. 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Vw .V,V T li Jig , ji as kt , N 'M 'Q K if , LoreLla Campbell lakes aclranlage of the Coat Cheek service, an innovation instigated by Lhe junior class al. all Tiger home basketball games, as she hands her coal. to Pally Mason and Susan Roche, Lwm inrlustrions members ol' lhe Cancly-Coke Connnittee Juniors -lerry Lane Slilll Large Diana Layton Mare Lehmann Nancy Sue Lenox Marianne Lewellen .lucly Lewis Diana Linclsey -lnmly Lowe Ron Lulf John Lullell Debbie MCCorinic'k Kyle Nlrllorniiek Marcia Aiffillliflf' Rnclie hii'lIlly1'C -Ioan Mciliinzie Beverly MQNCW Debbie NlcPeak Dare Mack Gary Mantoolh Ronnie Marshall Carol bllllllll Jr. loin Martin Patty Mason Sandie Maxwell -jane Messenger Anita Miller Cheri Miller Debbie Miuihell Debbie Morlier xloanne Mott Debby Mozingo Karla Myers Mary Neese Cindy Newman Sheila Nieley Pam Ogden Dennis Oien Beeky Oroseo Kris Padgett Sarah Padgett Linda Parkhurst Carol Payne Dana Ann Peabody Steve Perdue Cathy Perkins Larry Perrine Mike Petseh Donna Pratt Linda Princcll 5:1 at 2-5 ry 'i , Class of 1970 Penny ll2lllCl' Pztttic Ritchie loc Robcrts i Gregory Robinson Susan Roche jim Rodgers Matrcizl Scott Patty Scott .Indy Slit-lilitfrtl Kerry Sherrill 'l'crry Sherrill Beth Shockley Randy Shook Rztncly Sluglc Lztnric Sl1lllglllCl' XVcntly Sloztn llcbbic .L Smith Debbie ml. 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' V icky Clark VV 1 ' , 111-1111y C1li1'1iSOIl Climly Chuglcr Rick COf1'11l2lI1 Class of 1971 Garth Coons .Iama Copeland Lloyd Couelnnan Glieryl Ann Cowan Canby Cox Debbie Grouse Jim Culley Dennis Cunningham l'annny Dalbey Mike Dale Mike Darnall Steve Davis Randy Denger 'linka Dill Pat Doolan joan Dooley Mike Downey Aloyfe Downs ill0lIl Eberwein Donna lilirie Aloanie liverell, Ron Fillwaler Bob Ford Randy lillis Maria Ford Roger Ford Glieryl Foust, lVZlll6I' R. Fox Marcia Frank Alohn French Janet Fnnderburgli Marion Galvin Terry Galvin Mike George Donetta Gilford Dean Giles Dennis Giles Harold Giles Gary Gilliani Mike Gleb qlolin Glendenning Perry Hannnock Beverly Hampson -Ianet Hand VIYOIH Hardy Peggy Harrison Cheryl Hawkins Robert Hawkins Raciliel Healey Pal Henunerle Dave Hine Mark Hilnnan Debbie Hobson Gary Hodges John Hollinan Kerry Holllnan Larry Hollolnan .lorry Hubbard Paula Hutson -lim lmmel Diana Isenliower Klan jackson Janis Jackson Larry Jackson lirnie -larrett -lobn Jeffs Sandy -Iellison .Ian johnson Sieve klolnison Debbie Jones Denise Jones Rick jones , :?f2gx2i2-:if ' .YLQSUW iif'fVi ,'..-, hgh , fig' . ,mf i fmvs . 'f A -,,Vi Z.- I i, i . Z m V,,.i: 1 Q - of ' E R D isr 4 'QQ r 4 vQE5W,y,,W.,G- ,. G ., - vm-,,fr -::--i T , gisgfikfrislzalgsfsf K :waz '1 ., A V.-an ' wr, , ' . . fi iri' Q ii.L , ' f H -4 fi r,'1' s,-,I' 1 2 J V' fi? ,.h- mg :S S . V- b , wi.. e I- b 1 - M r s., 1 ,Q-rf .. G -. ii? lg ,.f1'3?' 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L, V, Q .Is V ,I 7' X S 3 R lrsiee so R yreiy a r esr, Q R G yl,e be i 117 '-ii e eee L p Sophomores 1 if ',,.- FQ- V ' S s fi' Dale Iordrni - 1- ' I'l11CK'l1ll11lCl'Cl G s Q' , will f ll ff' .Eff iii eww, my me N iJill1li'C lizlylor ' 'vgg 1 '.'1Q P21111 H11 'I A ii ,:'1 I N '1 Bruce llelley Li 1 -if ?'1'. ,gf!lf-- AAvV'1 5 ALW?VeAV 3 IA2? A June liern - 1 I ,L i David Keurey i 1 ' ai Wyiv 1 . lSi1rlxzxi':nXlic2p:s1 I M Q XWV1- m .Q gi Aff, '1 Eames i ieizle .an ur m ' gg' Debbie I .znngoll A . SAEL I 1. -. A ': i?l fl'3i ' ' Debra Sue Lzxrr . 1 if IVA Z 5 ' Jerry Layton '-1' A VJ X Julie Lenox ' 1 Sally Leopard Q55 A A David Lesley 1:51 M b ' , Q I. Jini Lewis . f '-: .- V -11 Q , :'.: iz ., . -, ,- In 5, V i ., W W. A 1 --1 kloyc Q. Luna 4, 'ii l j ,752 VIE- I Ln.Xnn Lewis Q E A . I vlbb M V 'v i -Izinis Lnnp i A-lfif f 7 1 ..L1 f 1--1 11- i ,-, T ,,, iii M 111k Lislcf . , ff Aaviv swff ,-f:, 1 -:-'-: f All 1' f . i . -. 'jf .. 2 A lumix lXIc,C,.ill1ey 5 S -A 1 I .l1111C N1lU1Y'11f1Ck f '--L ' - .lohn Malloy L L'LV ii N 1 - .lane McGinley 5 I, ,.:E:', :Q wi- , is K - , P11lliC lxlg-Gllllcy ,1' if ff1 il '1'h Debbie Mcliznle lR'5f11 ,:- ' if '.1'-,: J . Sharron Mzlclclox l 5 Don Nlzmning , I, W .1 I All , i ' lxryslzll Man-rs - ' 7 fiiafixbgigifv 1' fi Stephen Marlin l ?'-'W f 15 if 1 i 5 jim NlZll'lS . A Iznnes Mzllyliielcl A i A . ff' 1 . 4' 'Terry Nl2llll4lL'll V ' Qs - 1 , 5 N 19 2 Kathy Mendel L gf' 1-A i can Moody ' ,,, 1, .:.:: . - --1- ': 5V Phillip Moore L V1111l11 M11121111 - ' il' XVilli:1n1 Mussel' Sophomore Bob Smith discovers than zz faithful Canine friencl can sometimes pose quite zi problem when he wishes to zlltencl the beginning days with his nizlster. i Mike Rirkells QS: 'ii Class of 1971 .Xlice V. Myers , janet Neely f .- Gariy Nelson Boll NClllCl'l0Il Marlene Nevins ,Xniln Newman Xlairilou Nolzlncl Glenn Norlllcott ,, Ks? Rick Overliolser AQ Mike Owens f Q. 'I Greg Parcels ' is Kirk Parr 'li0lI1 Pauley , R 1 1 I Ji-rt Pet l i go ,- 'ie . . min f ff 4' gig WSF MQ. Darlene Perkins ' Janet Perkins Cvntliizi Ping , L lean Plzxss Q4 3 'C ,fin A Shirley l olley Marv Porter ' 57 .eu Teil l,l'2lll, Ir. , Teresa Priui Clliery Priniell l Mike Quick Bzirlnzirzl Reelier Mike Rilillllilll XX':llter Reclnioncl Nancy Renner Clliuck Revell .- U Dezlnzi Reynolds Q, .lflllll Riclnnnn ss, P Al2lI'g'2ll'K'l. Rollerls Sheryl Roberts , Llllilil Rocksiroli X fm Klznrcizl Rose if Boll Rose Steve Ruslier J ' Jain Russell 1' Susan Salienik i ar.- GSSEY' :awe f- ' ,wry A N... ,li K K, , if H .4 5' , 'A 14 gs iq .K .J X .J 5 rp , 9 -of -en' -HX . fs X . i.llk Q ,L In - . .. I A H' 2 e :Ss E A R Sis - - Q e IAA R is , .ie, . 3 iw, rili 1. L ,.. i I , 'l - -S A Q 5' M' 5' ,, Q ' ,fx ' N29 AA.' , j . 5 k3.,W xi - ,X I- 'f rf , , 4 Q f , ju N V K I , .2 .,,, 7 X lk gi 1 x Q A A Nil. li QQ :ff HW 'V EE? . ' -5 .-:Qui ele 'ix 'ati 1 A X e f eee, i '15 R gl A f fs x iff Su, ln W QQ V '32 0 - I, .A .- .-' Soplioniore Janice Kziylor nervously P1lLlCllllV wailing upon unoiller delightful nnezil, wliile cancelling up on ilie school zlwziils the first tone of the hearing test lmppenings are llllllC1'ClLlSSlIllfl1 Susan Sclienek, Dmnn XX alker. zxnrl -login Dooley. given to memlmers of ller class through extensive speeeli :ind hearing progrznns. 1 Y ,f , , ll 9 I Q., . is - U-511 5 1 ff' 1 1 111 , 1 ' ' - 1 1: T 5212 1 fl- 17321 ,, , fy, 1' 'A 1 ,-1 J ' .,.. '1' 1 V Q I- I Q f ' . 1 1, 1 ' I: v .. 1 - 1111. 1 .' 1 'Y ,E S'- bv -M f1gw.,.,1-V11 if 'i i K 1 q 1 ' 0 ' 1 1 11 11 -. J 1 - f Q 51 --- 3- . 1g 1 13151 '11 EJ! 1 1 -K ' m ' In Lr.f W . 11 f f: . 2 .1 1 1 '1' - -1 -11? 1 21 142 f - 1 S , . 11111 1:1 1 'fzsgf 1111. 1. 51212122 I 2 1111 if 1 1 1 1111 1 - . 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F? 1 -, tk ,y 121 , - v- Zim- ' - 31- Q --wg-Agffiy. . 'nwif-M, r3M?1Twfz3'f' ' -A - :Q J. A-MM Q., ,., I A-7L. M t ' K 7,.1'wx ,IW . M, M-my -, . M V 4 ,, Rig: -- ' n fsw-mfs 4, f Vim? M 9I www X Vs. Film W Ms ,kgwgii ff? sww.gS:1q, Www . wwLi6J JE?i Maxx? 5,1 Sim wwilmg M iwgm +3594-2 sw Tuisk w .1 pf H ' 64 LeI1anon's market area expanded along with lhe high sehools's physical plant in 1968-69. Various advertising techniques displayed an array of prorlucts. Averaging 5512.50 a week, the teen-ager of today spent more than at any other time. 12 Cedars Photography by MAX GALLCDWAY Congratulations SENIORS! And Best Wishes For Your Future Success fta,.,,...ww-' HARMAN AGENCY, INC. I 54574 212 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 482-2250 REAL ESTATE - ALL LINES OF INSURANCE We Sell The Ecirth And Insure Everything On It ESTABLISHED 1911 THE BOONE COUNTY STATE BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LEBANON and ADVANCE BRANCHES BANKING SERVICES Night Depository Cashiers Checks Bank Money Orders Bank Drafts Bank By Mail Farm Representative Commercial Loans Mortgage Loans Collateral Loans Improvement Loans Automobile Loans Farm Implement Loans TV Banking Facilities Travel Department TRUST DEPARTMENT acts as Executor Administrator Trustee Guardian Bruce Walters and father observe the operation of intricate bank equipment. 126 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES LENOX LINCOLN MERCURY LEADS THE WAY LENOX LINCOLN MERCURY 328 West South Street Lebano I d Dial 482-1350 for Service THORNTOWN DAIRY QUEEN lct. U.S. 52 and State Road 47 Phone 436-2330 Union Federal Savings 81 Loan Association LEBANON, INDIANA 'ff 31 v1:FfYe'f EVM lf+,w.w5g5 kiffw N 'ix 'rc' iv-fi.: I ASI?'5P'ewwwT1TffVfSl'f'Tifi:?i'?Q?'?'ifl1W'f WFiY 'i .?5v W' M ' -M-3755 L 'i 5134 f2TTff1l iq1Gf': ?'Ei?'im'fi' ' YQ' Q ,ygifga -.H-we I, ew ff A leaf J, ., ,W .W .A . ,Jim WW+m....w I-A ., V 1 - ' A A ,M ,k,,.,, - - .. , A , I . W ,,..,, .,--mv, I , , ., , .. , M, ., ., ,, , . . 1. .,., ww:-J. w - f -W .. f- 1- A- -g .AH - -,ggi-,4f, --,. 1 -V ,- -. , ,f,kf- 1: f,f- f.f:5,,:n,,m-m,w .,,. :-gtwf-2q,Ke agfwf, , f 5. 1 f f , ' f1f,liY' 7 ff ' ' ., . . . 'f 'Vf i.fii5 'il I K 4 fi ' 'S' i Y' FY? K' if 751PliT,'fE??T5E2fiE11's9E'ilzil lffsff If' 42 f u -f' ' f , ' -'-11 an, I 1 TRAILER CITY WINTER GARDEN, FLORIDA On the shores of Lake Apopka. Modern park for mobile homes. Also travel trailer and camper parking. Phone 656-1252 Leon Acton Owner-Mgr. 129 BRAMBLETT 8g SONS PLUMBING, HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING ZI7 NORTH MERIDIAN ST. PHONE 482-I896 A POLCIILIIII pzxrtncr of thc business, son Eric Brznnblcll cnlcrs thc Izlnlilzu' door. annum suns I 130 .,O, I,II I MOUNT'S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OUR SPECIALTIES O Plants O Cut Flowers I Corsages O Funeral Work WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS PHONE 482-I I30 '1'c1'ry Rozxrk shows Margaret Coons the co1'11-LL pruc:cdure for pinning a corsage. Congratulations to the fl! - , f on the go Senior Class Imam LEBANON BURGER CHEF Rd. 39 5' Elm St. 1 1. 151 'We have been guaranteeing Charles E Smvck Agency' AU v 828 N.. Lebanon Street L futures for nearly 100 Years ' Phone 482-2350 WALT'S MARKET Finest in Grocery, Meats, and Produce SNACK BAR - BAKERY Thinking in terms of years to come, sophomore jim Lewis realizes for himself that Ford really does have n Nbcrter idea for l96'l FORD MUSTANG Ford Sales and Service THUNDERBIRD FALCON FAIRLANE 1515 INDIANAPOLIS AVENUE PHONE 482-0170 WNON WFIFH IYTNEYQ A f WNON RADIO 100.9 MEGACYCLES Music, Sports, and News THE VOICE OF BOONE COUNTY EVERY DAY Music, Sports, and News 6 A.M. through 11 P.M. lirozlclfzmillg for local zlclvertiscrs. Mika Close is obtaining O11-Ilic-'job cxperienc E-Z RAKE products save hours of back-breaking work! ,X fsffs' MODEL 48 POWERED RAKE MoDEL so vAcuuM SWEEPER ,s's LIFTS THATCH - PROPELS ITSELF , , , 1 for use with all garden tractors and riding mowers easy to attach and detach - efficient to use 0 durable spring tines Q, 0 ruggedly built V . o 2 h.p. engine 0 improves your lawn rrr, s iiliii J ,.,. .L , , Y, F ix . TRY E-Z RAKE 5 N Q PRoouc'rs AT YOUR , . Mix DEALER OR I X CONTACT: Shown on Ford 70 Tractor E-Z RAKE, INC. - 'IOOI SO. RANSDELL RD. - LEBANON, IND. 46052 D8.R MUSIC HOUSE GIVE YOUR CHILD A GIFT OF MUSIC Guitars and Amps-Fender, Gibson, Moserite, Kapa, Harmony, and Vega Drums - Slingerland, Ludwig, Rog- ers, and Canco. Band Instruments - Selmer, King, and Getzer V. M. Stereos and Tape Recorders, Musi- cal Accessories, Lessons, Music, Records, and Instrument Repairs. Phone 482-4622 Lebanon, 128 South Lebanon Street Phone 839-4622 Plainfield, l25 West Main Street joe XVilliams offers competent service to those interested in all kinds of music. lf f ' 1 baggy X fine furniture lust seventeen little miles north on highway 39 In Frankfort, serving Lebanon 1534 METZGER LUMBER Congratulations, Home Builders ofthe Future Lebanon . . . Phone 482-1400 Everything to Build Anything: Lumber, Mill Work, Screens, Brick Cr Tile, Roofing, Paints, Builders Hardware, Cements. Lime, Glass, Sashes Cr Doors Kitchen Cabinets. L 84 W MEN'S WEAR, INC. Styles for Students Leonard Loveless Phone 482-1865 111 West Main Street Lebanon, Indiana Tvlgglselci WERRY, the FLORIST Service on All American Made Unowers forfvery Radio Repglfilsgisllonhia G- Home 523 North Lebanon Street occaslon 609 Wes., Noble 1915 North Lebanon St. Phone 482-5963 Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-0304 Phone 482-2253 HALFACRE 8a NESTER Plumbing Cr Heating 716 North Meridian Phone 482-1770 Milton Nester, Prop. NORTHFIELD FABRI CLEAN CENTER COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING Steam Dryers tor Sotter and Whiter Clothes 16 lb. Reverse Action Washers and 3-25 lb. Large Washers, 2-25 lb. Extractors: Culligan Soft Water ATTENDANT ON DUTY AIR COOLED, AMPLE PARKING Phone 482-4932 Northfield Shopping Center , 1- f Ai -c da' 4 Wayne Cunningham Comp 'ments 0 Lk CRANE FARM NURSERY AND AU-ry Al-ON Realtor, Heflin Building BE S East Main Street Lebanon Indiana Phone 4824003 ' Lebanon, Indiana Lebanon, Indiana Compliments of Compliments to Seniors PATRICIA ANDERSON Credit Is Reflection of Character and Integrity 213 North Lebanon Street Phone 482-0251 THE CREDIT BUREAU LEBANON, INDIANA 135 f-ties-1t,f.z11,:1zf-.. f 1-,M - 4 -V , ' lu-I 'TM' 'Wav' , V --.1 Q Chris Shelby listens closely as Steve Harding gives his expert opinion on the interior styling of the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. My Daddy Buys His Cars At Y! SHELBY CHEVROLET, INC. 222 West South Street Lebanon, Indiana 46052 ' 136 ASSOCIATED DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION lim Hendrix, Prop. T914 North Lebanon Phone 482-4897 Iunior lim Green finds that owninfr his . . O own ear means nrore than rust driving it. STANWORTH TOOL COMPANY Manufacturers of INTERCHANGEABLE TAPER DRIVE TOOLS, END MILLS AND DIE SINKINC TOOLS l300 Indianapolis Avenue Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Telephone Area 3l7 - 482-0570 Dave Peak. Bill V:u1cIix'ic'r. View IIIIIPICZIIC man-lmincrv used for making moclvm tools. ARMSTRONG- OTTERMAN lames C. IBudl Estill William I. Parker 482-I290 873-3626 WE INSURE EVERYTHING BUT TOMORROW Putty Ellis :md Carol Fundcrburgli stroll by the zlttlunclivc. newly rcnlodelccl liuzlclc. OAK PARK MANOR Large Wooded Area -- Large Porches - 80 Beds A HOME NOT AN INSTITUTION Retirement - Convalescent - Nursing Care Dedicated To Serve Those Lives Who Gave Us Ours 24 Hour Nursing Care - Margaret and Robert Hine Owner and Operator Access Avenue Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-4661 -Izmcl Neely :md Stuve LIQIIIIIIIOII IJYIQIIICII the clay of some ol' their elderly friends. THE LEBANON REPORTER Reaching over 25,000 readers daily in Boone County. B' ark Hungate and Gary Ylfcthingtol an the day's news on the printing plate ,. -yyyng vi 1 I 0 I i sALuTEs THE LEBANON CEDARS! . . . Serving All Industrial Markets I Cond Domesticj with Fulflo Filters 138 . . Honem-Crane Filters . . . Delpark Filters Michiancl Filters COMMERCIAL FILTERS CORPORATION LEBANON, INDIANA I S CHAMBERS ACE HARDWARE Sporting Goods, Paint Supplies, Housewares, Farm Supplies Phone 482-4280 NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE IXZIIIIQIQCS of owning 21 new slmowmmxl, Slum' liincaxid points out to Dave Bracllcy the Illlllly cliwrsil'i0cl zu KINCAID AUTO SALES, INC. DIRECT FACTORY DEALER for: Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge, Dodge Trucks, Plymouth LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE 482-5180 I3 DomlgC 9 BOONE COUNTY HARDWARE Giftwares, Hardwares, Lawn and Carden Supplies, Paint and Toys. Phone 482-I I75 Lebanon, Indiana Dick Goodwin listens closely as Barb Burgman tries a szilcs pitch on him. HALL 8g FRANK JEWELERS WEST SIDE OF SQUARE I06 North Lebanon Street Phone 482-0520 Bridal Registry D. Wfood :md Mr. Hall display a silver sCt which will he awarded to a senior girl. 5, OLDSMOBILE, inc. 2444 west iam street EARLY IN I969 will move into the new OLDSMOBILE SHOWCASE of Cen- tral lndiana, Totally YOU-designed, we'll have every comfort and convenient facility known, but without any lavish, price-boosting extrasg right across from Lafayette Square we'll have service facilities second to none . . . a weather-protected new car display area you have to SEE to believe. We'll maintain a larger-than-ever selection of worry-ree cars, and most important to all, WE'LL CONTINUE TO SELL AT LOW-PROFIT PRICES. AKERMAN DRUG COMPANY We feature Revlon, Lanvin, and Dorothy Gray Phone 482-0180 jack Darnill md lx IFCII Ad uns :mer to exznuille the wslde llllgf. of px ducts. J. C. PENNEY C0. Clothing for the Family Lebanon, Indiana Debbie NIOYIICI' and Judy I,rmL KIISLOYCI' fine quality of lllcrchallclisc u uliblc. LARR EQUIPMENT International Harvester Farm Equipment and Trucks SALES - PARTS - SERVICE STEWART- WARNER WINKLER HEATING AIR CONDITIONING LEBANON, INDIANA Huck row: .Tim Bowen, Rob Townsley, Mike Behynxcr, Rob Brown, Paul Stry- cthzllski. Fronl row: Janie Brown, Karen Adams, Mary Adznns, Suzi Hicks, Sara Puvv. ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY EXECUTIVE OFFICES ALTON, ILLINOIS 62004 CONTAINER DIVISION TEXTILE PAPER PRODUCTS Aurora, IN Boca Raton, FA Chicago, lL Dallas, TX Calesburg, IL Highland, lL Humboldt, TN lacksonville, FA lonesboro, AR Bowling Green, KY Decatur, lL Evansville, IN Kansas City, KS Louisville, KY Maplewood, MO Kansas City, MO Long Island City, NY Louisville, KY Milwaukee, Wl Springfield, TN Murfreesboro, TN St. Louis, MO Wilson, NC Mobile, AL PAPER STOCK PLANTS Bartow, FA Carlyle, IL Cedartown, CIA Cincinnati, OH Crossett, AR De Quincy, LA Hendersonville, NC Longview, WA Memphis, TN Peoria, lL Springfield, IL Springfield, MO St, Louis, MO Wellston, MO MACY MATERIALS, INC. Ready Mix Concrete 416 South West Street Phone 482-5620 Lebanon, Indiana 142 l TAYLOR - SMOCK CO. Complete Home Furnishings Hwy. 39 N Phone 482-4240 Illylllf Trilmbcclt sczins thc lmcznulifnl new building created by licr I'2IlIlL'l' and uncle. For QUALITY FOOD Call - 482-3370 - HOPKINS GROCERY Edgar Young Foster N. Fleming I24 South Meridian FREE DELIVERY Keeping the various clisplziys well-slnckccl is only Il part of Dave lDillon's duties. CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. Modern Drive-In Bank Lebanon, Indiana Deposits Insured up to 510,000 Szlvinv' Jluvs un iin mnrtzinl mari in cverx Y h I ,g I I U , stuclc-nL'S lilc- us college llIJlDI'Ulll'IICS for Izuu- Harris, Ronald Cowl, Vimki Sims. I JZIIICI Clingciipccl, :und lcggy Ilalrrison. .I-' Eff! ,f-ff' If RUSSELL 81 HITCH FUNERAL HOME, INC. Lebanon - Thorntown Phone 482-1900 Phone 436-7474 PLOTT AND McCOY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 810 West Main Street Lebanon - Phone 482-2304 Indianapolis - Phone 638-2118 Compliments of TURNER TRUCKING COMPANY, INC. Home Office Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-4150 OVERNIGHT FAST FREIGHT SERVICE TRIANGLE ASPHALT AND PAVING CORPORATION 1301 Lafayette Avenue Lebanon, Indiana Office Phone 482-5701 All Types of Asphalt Construction 97 Don SZIIIQIQTS points out the imriczuics ol nspllull Pziving business lu Libby Dai. ROBERTS' FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Our Goal is Customer Satisfaction Complete Line of IOHN DEERE implements and G. M. C. Trucks Phone 482-1711 1501 Indianapolis Avenue Lebanon, Indiana Mr. Roberts clfsuloxislrzilcs uclvzllllugcs ol a new John IJL-crc to llllllglllfl' AI1ll'g'il1'Ci. A D L E R S L E B A N O N Delmbic Baku- und Clznrol I'Iowz11'cl clvbzlu- I thc purclxzisc Ulf u In-uulilul winter 10:11. zusvlsiunsx 'Q-IC .H diff -cfvggw NORTHFIELD SHOPPING CENTER Highway 39 North Phone 482-4149 Lebanon, Indiana Bill Hulse :mul liddy Hzxrdiu survey thc lTlOilCl'I1 exterior of thc shopping center. 146 LEBANON UTILITIES WALL JEWELRY Class Ring Headquarters South Side Square Lebanon, Indiana ROYAL CLEANERS 8g LAUNDRY COMPLETE CLOTHES CARE CENTER 503 W. Main St. Phone 482-2820 Sir Ver's - For Your Dining Pleasure MYERS HOTEL P t Banquet and Meetings in Our New CELTIC ROOM Phone 482-5850 PINNELL-COOMBS LUMBER COMPANY Everything You Need In Building Material Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-0600 COOL LAKE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 7M Miles North of Lebanon on State Road 39, Life and Complete Casualty then I Mile East Nine-Hole Golf Course City - Farm - Commercial Swimming - Dancing - Picnic Grounds - ll55 Indianapolis Avenue Camping Area GEORGE O. COX, Owner Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-0700 147 Boone County's Exclusive CALLANE'S DRUMMOND AGA COFFEE SHOP Sporting Good Store FINER CANDIES CLEANERS 'Z' N ' N f'i fa Sf- Moon. sPoRTs Mon., Tues., Wed., CENTER Home Made 417 South East Street Open 6 A.M. - 6 P.M. 2 Miles North - uns 52 Ph. 482-3291 Closed Thurs., Fri. Cv Sat. 120 South Meridian S-t. ' 6 A.M. - 7 P.M. Phone 482-1113 IACKSON FARM SERVICE MAIN Compliments of CEDARS HOTEL 219 West Noble Street Lebanon, Indiana Modern Power farm equipment Genuine Allis-Chalmers Parts Expert Shop Service Phone 482-4503 BARBER SHOP THREE BARBERS Always Welcome 209 WEST MAIN ST. WESTERN AUTO Home and Auto Supplies 116 North Lebanon N EWLY REDECORATED Phone 482-4060 221 South Lebanon GRIMM TRUCKING LE MAR SHOP COMPANY Wearing Apparel HAVE TRUCKS - Infants to Teens WILL HAULH 109 South Meridian sf. R' R' febano:?kf:::1aA'e 'e Lebanon Phone 317 769-3255 Compliments of 204 East Main Street H 8 H AUTOMOTIVE PERKINS Lebanon Indiana SUPPLY' INC' FURNITURE ' , 203 cf zos South Lebanon 1212 W' Ma shea' Phone 482-1656 Phone 482 l80 CHARM BEAUTY SALON Wiglets and Wigs Phone 482-4104 WHITE CABIN Hamburgers Buy 'em by the sack 210 West South Street Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-1850 C 8o D LAWNMOWER SALES 8o SERVICE 900 West Main St. Lebanon, Indiana. CHARLES HUNT 482-1629 DON VOORHIS 482-1859 IAMES G. GREENE Real Estate Insurance 310 E. North St. Phone 482-5430 SWANK SHOP Specialty Shop West Side of Square DOC'S SEWING MACHINE SHOP Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners 119 South Lebanon Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Phone 482-4170 WOOD VENDING SERVICE Phone 482-5780 Lebanon, Indiana Complete Vending Service MITCHELL 6' BERRY DRUGS South Side Square LEBANON, INDIANA DORTHEA'S Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-1100 Dry Goods, Gifts, Paint and Wallpaper 148 L 5' S FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Sales and Service 824 West Franklin Street Phone 482-3465 LOVELL MONUMENT 729 East Main Street Phone 482-4470 Monuments and Markers Marble and Tiles lt's Fun to Shop at PAUL HARRIS 27 Suburban Stores to Serve You Northfield Shopping Center Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-3160 DAIRY QUEEN Congratulations Class of '69 2005 North Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana BCIIIICIZI Rivc-1'z1. Nanny Simms, Dc-lmlmic Smith. Chris Iivznus. :Incl Bill Dzucy. MILLER AUTO CO. BUICK - PONTIAC OLDS Sales and Service HOME OF BETTER USED CARS 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 482-2610 Night 482-3467 309 S. Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana james W. Miller Owner Debbie Downey and Cheri Miller look ovcr the quality of the ISJ69 Pontiac. 14 Q THE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS i 5 1 E EE E Til :': 1l.j :,:: -.-,, 1 117 West Main St. South Side Square DIAL 1570 OR 99.7 lon all radio dialsl WILO NEWS . . . SPORTS . . . WEATHER 15 years of service to the area-community 5 BOONE MUTUAL AGENCY 320 North East Street Phone 482-0640 lohn William Shoemaker C. Steiner learns procedure for filling out an accident report from her mother. Finding the color and size is not a prob- lem to Dennis Xllilliaxns, Brad Dooley. BOONE GRAIN and SEED CO., lNC. Always fair-Always reasonable GRAIN - FEED - COAL - SEED and FERTILIZER Phone 482-I I70 482-4640 Titus Petroleum Company, Inc. Quality Products . . . Friendly Service 829 West South, Lebanon, Ind. Phone 482-1560 Appearing beside the establishment are Lester E. Titus and daughter, Nlznrshzx. Congratulations Class of '69 from the Store with the Red and White Stripes STOOKEY DRIVE INN Phone 482-I940 936-40 Indianapolis Ave. For carry-out orders A meal - a. snack - or a treat before you decide which is best give Stookey's a test Sandwiches. char-broiled steak Broasted chicken Ice cream. sherbet, soft drinks Pizza and ice cubes Drive-up window Employees are able to serve the public' uicklv b' use of the drive-uJ window. , 5 I JCJNES, BURGESS and + GENNARO, INC. Harry V. lones loe Gennaro Keith Burgess lack Breedlove 59 -im I-502 N. lebanon St. E . ...Wai-f'f. , , .4 Q.-MQ . V . . ., 1 Mir:::mgL1C,1f...gg4.i.K..maiL12 E and W STAR PHARMACY 8 O O S PHONE 482-4360 O O WHEELER COURTESY HONAN ASSOCIATES, INC. L S AGLE SALES AND BORDEN'S DAIRY SERVICE SERVICE, INC. L wn and Garden Equipment If It's Borden's Il s Cot To Be Good. Ch S - Small Motors O d d d b F G L b d 107 Indianapolis A 9 5 Q d 5 3 33 0 P 82 300 MCGINLEY AGENCY C RAL INSURANCE - LIFE - FIRE - CASUALTY U 0 HEFLIN BUILDING - LEBANON, INDIA A DEVAN EY REALTY, INC. RESIDENTIAL - FARMS HOMES OF DISTINCTION 20 RACA OE8 3 BUILDING lx Kill? A e runAx zlscvn I c Mmwzsnw CORPORATION A3 COMMUNITY L ., SERVING OVER 4,200 CONSUMERS IN BOONE COUNTY AND PARTS OF FIVE ADIOINING COUNTIES. , K t B I207 Indianapolis Avenue Lebanon, Ind. Phone 482-2390 ' N Congratulations Class of '69 From CULLIGAN SERVES THE THE WQRLD , , , CHAMBER OF coMMERcE OF Lebanon, Indiana For Boone County, Softwater Sales and Service Call Lebanon 432-2570 Composed of Business and Professional Men and Women NEWKIRK BARBER SHOP SCOTT'S OFFICE SUPPLY, 210 W. Main Styling Razor Cuts Hair Coloring Hair Pieces Private Booths 104 South Lebanon Street Call for Appointment Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Phone 482-2450 482-3820 Or just Come In Typewriters and Adding Machines Bowling is Fun for Everyone at LEBANON BOWLING CENTER OLD 52 SOUTH RUSS RUSSELL, PROP. I8 LANES, POCKET BILLIARD TABLES - BOWLING SUPPLIES: BALLS, BAGS, SHOES, SHIRTS. - BILLARD SUPPLIES - LEARN TO BOWL CLASSES OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY 154 View the cll'ic'ienl grain elevator scrvifc. -lim Bowen :uid Src-vc 1Vill1oitC cxzlmim' Compliments of Durham and Shirley, Inc. Feecl and Egg Division Ph. 482-1580 Lebanon, Incl. Seniors Bill Noland and Dave Clark YOUR HAIR IS YOUR CROWNING GLORY You'll be treated like a princess at JOYCE'S BEAUTY SALON 3 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU Shampoo - Tinting - Bleaching - Frosting - Permanents - Hair Cutting - Facials Manicures - Wigs to Order - Ample Parking Joyce Hayden 816 W. South By Appointment Only Call 482-2212 LEBANON BERG VAULT CO. 730 East Elm Clark Steel Vaults :ix l ,lg A-5 I A . ,f Y X ,' 6 X 052 L 1' 21, l U. .' 'il 'S il J IS lll I . 15,1 V LEBANON IGA Open 24 Hours ca clay for your shopping convenience JONES 8. BENIGAR Quality Clothes for Men and Boys Boy Scout Outfitters Phone 482-4530 South Side of Square HARMON'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 482-4973 320 E. Main St. TRIANGLE INN 528 Lafayette Ave. 6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Breakfast and Complete Noon Meal Homemade Pie Parties by Reservation THE MODERN SWING BEAUTY SALON 601 East Fordice St. Phone 482-1601 McDANlEL TV Open Monday Thru Saturday Noon 3 Operators Compliments of CHUMLEA'S LABORATORIES Farm Credit SHOP TOM GRANT REAL ESTATE co. PRjjgJj:uTjQ,N THE SCOTT STORE CREDIT 7 N Mama' Sm' Phone 482-5855 906 North wesf sr. ASSOCMTION Lebanon 124 E. washingfon sr. Frank Poynter, Manager PURDY'S C8QE GARAGE ED PURDY - PROP. Motor Tuning - Automotive Electrical Repairing - Wheel Alignment 6' Balancing - Brake Service 909 Lafayette Avenue 56 Phone 482-1780 CLUB 52 Restaurant fr Cocktail Bar 824 Indianapolis Ave. on Business Route 52 Phone 482-3 340 Pl-m.uPPo STANDARD FAYETTE WELDING SERVICE 1325 wen soufh sneer UI-rick 2-2929 Phone 482-4994 Welding Repair - Tractor Tire Repair - Construction Equip- ment Repair - Gas Oil Trans- Comvlefe Auto RePaI'5 port Repair - Portable Equip- ment MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON Northfield Shopping Center Phone 482-5031 Lebanon, Indiana FAIRWAY GOLF COURSE 2 Miles No. on Elm Swamp Rd. Roger Parks Henry Corbly MAX BOWEN Heating, Plumbing and Air Conditioning 1310 West South Phone 482-3450 Best Wishes to Seniors APPLE SHOE STORE Roblee Shoes Airstep Shoes Miss America HINE 8. WEBER PLEASED CUSTOMERS PLEASE us I. I. CASE Cr OLIVER AGRICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL IMPLEMENTS BEHLER GRAIN DRYING 6' STORAGE EQUIPMENT 1316 West South Street Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-2303 BIDDLE SCREW CO. SHERIDAN, INDIANA PHONE 758-4451 We need the caliber of employee that Lebanon High School offers. MARMON - HERRINGTON GARY AGENCY AUTOMOTIVE INSURANCE - FIRE - AUTO - BUSINESS Division of Marmon Group, Inc. REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOANS 502 Indianapolis Ave. O. Box 8 Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Area code 317 Telephone 482-3600 209 West North Street Phone 482-3127 157 AMERICAN PLAN LEAVELL Cr BATES INC. LOANS CORP. 112 East Main Street 102 South Lebanon Phone 482-1880 Ph 4 z-0690 one 8 CLYDE BERKSHIRE, Mgr. TlMMON'S STANDARD SERVICE 123 E. MAIN PH. 482-4910 You expect from Timmons and you get it. MODERN CLEANERS Lf-'5'if'D5Q ,vm H SMITTY'S BARBER - - sHoP Saniton Certified - Master Drycleaning and HomeBE1lde1'Z2ar?34ge:3il5255 Fast Service - 'Free Delivery whitestE:,'::'1g::':y Corp. We Specialize in men's W. N h S . ' t ' H can 482-0310 120 N. Lebanon sneer zlghzne 4825205 and 'e S c 's HAROLD E. GENTRY REALTY REALTORS TO BUY OR SELL Residential - Farms - Business Properties Farm Loans EARL BEHYMER, SALESMAN CORNER DRUGS Prescriptions Filled Congratulations Class of '69 101 N. MERIDIAN PHONE 482-2950 MARTIN'S GAS Bryant Gas Comfort System, for Winter Cr Summer 1324 W. Main St. Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-1111 WOLFE'S, INC. 216 W. Main Street Phone 482-3270 VALERlNE'S MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS Phone 482-3181 co,,,,,,ime,,,s 0, LEOPARD'S BAKERY TOWN AND COUNTRY 111 West North Street Phone 482-1740 BEVERAGE ' Coffee Bar 5 LEBANON AUTO- MOTIVE SUPPLY Corner of West and Washington Streets WRECK'S INC. We meet by accident. Whitestown, 106th Street Phone 635-5315 R. R. 1 Automobile Parts and Accessories Phone 482-4730 8 DANNER BROTHERS LAU BLOWER COMPANY Lebanon Division 843 Indianapolis Avenue Lebanon, Indiana , ARTHUR FRANKFORT-LEBANON MONLAN CORP. FRANKS FOODLINER REYNOLDS DRIVE-IN THEATER Lebanon, Indiana whitestown' Indiana SERVICE 8 miles north on Highway 39 Qffice 311 482-0490 Quality Meats - Fresh Produce 201 Lafayeffe Aye. ALL SHOWS FOR ALL THE Home 317 482-3704 Friendly service LEBANON' 'NDMNA Phone 482-4890 FAMILY AT ALL TIMES ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES, ENGINEERS CARL M. ANDERSON PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER WILCOX Battery and Electrical Service II7 W. South Phone 482-3680 Pioneer t ompany it COMMEQCIAL ii TING in L! Lcbsnon Indiana. II5 West North Street Phone 482-2430 MILLER IONES SHOE STORE Quality at Popular Prices For Entire Family EAST SIDE SQUARE LEBANON, INDIANA IONES BODY SHOP 9l5 Progress Ave. Phone 482-5962 WHITESTOWN BRANCH CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO. Phone 769-3241 Deposits Insured up to SI0,000 FERN'S BEAUTY SHOP 722 North East Street Compliments of HARLEY OCDEN HIGGINS' INSURANCE II3 South Meridian Phone 482-2960 ALFRED'S Country Kitchen Restaurant St. Rd. 52, 8 miles north of Lebanon, Indiana Open 24 hours Owner - A. F. Bayne Manager - lim Bayne SARGENT PAINT CENTER 2218 N. Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana Phone 482-3950 Paint - Wallpaper Artist Supplies Best Wishes Class of '69 HAFFNER'S 5c to SI Store Lebanon, Indiana REYNOLDS' MOBILE SERVICE Batteries, Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Lubrication Phone 769-6758 Whitestown, Indiana PLATT'S APPLIANCES Congratulations class of '69 Appliances - Furniture - Television Phone 482-0900 522 Indianapolis Avenue SUPPORT CEDARS' ADVERTISERS 150 Congratulations Class of '69 SKY-VUE DRIVE-IN THEATER West Camp Street 482-5095 Robert Czlmpbell, James YVitt, Momc.. Alexander, jack Alexander enjoy serving THE McCORMlCK AGENCY Traditionally dependable - Progressively Modern ln- surance, Real Estate - Mortgage Loans 210 East Main Street Phone 482-3730 R. Hrunes md lus filher Robert gaze o11 the ofhee thu Ramdy hopes Lo serxe TANSELLE'S Self - Service MARKET 215 W. Chicago St. Phone 482-5820 Mare Lehman and Gregg Robmson often sack groceries lor customer servlee PIZZA KING Hours: day 4:30 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. Sunday through Thurs Friday and Saturday 4:30 P.M. to 12:30 A.M. Closed Monday 115 East Washington St. Phone Lebanon, Indiana 482-5980 R. Lowe and R. Roberts plzlc ' I '1' as D Butts ani Ii .Xmick prep I ll Bower's Electric Don Boyer James Buchanan Robert M. Campbell John Coons Ritchie Coons Robert Coons T. L. Dillon John Donaldson G. E. French ..... James T. Goodwin James E. Gross R. D. Hall ........ Owen P. Hansen Russell Hardin .... Walter M. Heflin L.H.S. BOOSTERS Mayor D.D.S. D.V.M. O.D. D.V.M. Roscoe Hollingsworth Wendell B. Iddings C. G. Kern Ora A. Kincaid Jack Lenox Hollis Roy Martin Joseph Molello Robert Nelson Robert Parr Thornton Perkins Herbert Ransdell Fremont N. Voris Charles O. Weddle Allen F. Wharry Robert Wiseheart 148 145 141 159 142 158 159 135 157 137 157 140 135 154 126 151 150 153 157 161 161 130 150 161 131 148 148 161 148 139 154 148 156 143 157 140 138 147 161 161 161 158 135 154 135 134 149 158 136 153 161 148 161 148 34 70 64 52 62 38 44 40 93 111 7 49 54 54 40 53 14 46 42 12 11 12 12 11 10 11 11 12 12 12 11 12 10 12 A A 8: A Coffee Shop Adler's Akerman Drug Company Alfred's Country Kitchen Alton Box Board Company American Plan Anderson and Associates Anderson Credit Bureau Apple Shoe Store Armstrong-Otterman Agency B Biddle Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Screw Company County Hardware County Market County R. E. M. C. County State Bank Grain and Seed Mutual Agency Borden's Dairy Service Bowen, Max Bower's Electric Boyer, Don Bramblett and Sons Brunt's Buchanan, James P. Burger Chef, Inc. 0 C 8: D Lawnmower Callane's Candies Campbell, Robert M. Cedars Hotel Chambers Ace Hardware Chamber of Commerce Charm Beauty Salon Chumlea's Lab Citizen's Bank and Trust Club 52 Collin's Oldsmobile Commercial Filters Cool Lake Coons, John Coons, Richie Coons, Robert Corner Drugs Crane Farm Nursery Culligan Water Softener Cunningham, Wayne, Realtor D D 8: R Music Dairy Queen Danner Bros. Deep Rock DeVaney Realty Dillon, T. L. Doc's Sewing Machine Donaldson, John Dorthea's Sli op Art Club Baseball Basketball, Reserve Basketball, Ushers Besketball, Varsity Bookstore Assistants Boys' Chorus Cafeteria Assistants Candelabrum Committee Candy-Coke Committee Carousel CEDARS Staff Cheerleaders, Reserve Cheerleaders, Varsity Clinic Assistants Coaches Commencement Concert Band Concert Choir Convocations Adair, Kathy, 10, 23, 111, 112 Adams, Karen Sue, 28, 29, 37, 38, 94, 141, 142 Adams, Mary Ellen, 94, 142 Adams, Nancy, 23, 71, 112 Aguirre, Jose, 116 Aguirre, Juan, 112 Aishe, Miss Hilda, 30, 81 Alexander, Monica, 43, 112, 160 Allen, Danny, 94 Allen, John, 134, 94 Allen, Mary Frances, 94 Amick, Kathy, 112, 161 Anderson, Charles F., 94 Anderson, Don, 116 Anderson, Karen Jean, 16, 23, 26, 48, 71, 94, 103 6, 26, 36, 162 148 155 153 134 157 147 157 159 159 159 161 124 157 158 161 156 148 148 161 148 159 135 140 161 161 161 125 156 161 159 157 161 153 143 161 148 156 159 152 135 155 161 139 161 148 135 135 141 159 158 59 46 93 19 35 47 58 52 56 35 32 29 28 37 36 71 44 10 11 12 12 12 10 10 11 12 10 12 10 12 10 12 dvertising Index Drummond Cleaners Durham 8: Shirley E E 85 W Star Pharmacy E - Z Rake, Inc. F Fairway Golf Course Farm Bureau Fayette Welding Service Fern's Beauty Shop Frank's Foodliner Frankfort - Lebanon Drive French, G. E. G Galloway, Max Gary Agency Gentry, Harold E., Realtor Goodwin, James T. Grant, Tom, Real Estate Green, Jim, Agency Grimm Trucking Gross, James E. H H 81 H Automotive Haffner's Halfacre and Nester Hall and Frank Hall, Richard D. Hansen, Owen P. Hardin, Russell Harman Agency Harmon's Shell Heflin, Walter M. I-Iiggin's Insurance Hine Sz Weber Hollingsworth, Roscoe Henan Sz Associates Hopkins Grocery I Iddings, Wendell B. J Jackson Farm Service Jones 8: Benigar Jones' Body Shop Jones, Burgess and Gennar Jones' T.V. Service Joyce's Beauty Salon K Kern, C. G. Kincaid Auto Sales Kincaid, Ora A. L L Sz S Fire Extinguishers L Sz W Men's Wear LaPetite Beauty Salon Larr Equipment Lau Blower Leavell and Bates -In 0 Activitie Cross Country Dance Band DAR Good Citizen Dedication Drama Club Drum Majors, Drum Majorettes Football, Reserve Football, Ushers Football, Varsity Forensic Club French Club Future Business Leaders of America Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca Future Nurses Club Future Teachers of America Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Chorus 158 155 154 156 138 146 148 161 127 158 133 135 148 160 156 153 142 157 148 157 158 161 135 149 159 148 148 158 156 161 159 130 147 152 161 154 135 146 137 159 148 161 141 148 161 157 159 147 159 161 144 156 156 Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Automotive Berg Vault Bowling Center I. G. A. Reporter Utilities LeMar Shop Lenox, Jack L, Lenox Lincoln-Mercury Leopard's Bakery Lewis, Gene, Ford Sales Lowery's '66 Lovell Monument M McCormick Agency McDaniel T.V. McGinley Agency Macy Materials Magic Mirror Beauty Salon Main Barber Shop Marmon-Harrington Martin's Gas Martin, Hollis Roy Metzger Lumber Co. Miller Auto Miller-Jones Mitchell 8: Berry Drugs Model Sports Center Modern Cleaners Modern Swing Beauty Salon Molello, Joseph Monlan Corp. Mount's Flowers Myers Hotel Myers Mortuary N Nelson, Robert Newkirk Barber Shop Northfield Fabri-Clean Center Northfield Shopping Center 0 Oak Park Manor Ogden, Harley P Paul Harris Parr, Robert Penney, J. 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Sam, 39, 98 Denzer, Brenda Louise, 26, 33, 98 Denger, Randy. 52, 62, 68, 117 Denney, Janet Lynne, 41, 80, 93 Denning, Barbara Jean, 34, 37, 40, 71, 98 Detamore, Linda, 112 Dickerson, Bonnie, 15, 31. 35, 36, 43, 48, 110, 111, 112 Dickerson, Rex L., 39, 98 Dickey, Mrs. Hazel, 91 Dill, Tirika, 117 Dillon, David Thomas, 16, 30, 33, 49, 98, 143, 168 Dixon, Charles Calvin, 98 Dodson. Mary, 112 Doll, Michelle, 112 Dollard, Margie, 28, 38, 71, 98 Doolan, Pat, 39, 117 Dooley, James Bradford, 42, 98, 150 Dooley, Joan, 74, 117. 119 Dooley, Mr. Kenneth, 19, 74, 116 Dover, Patrick A., 112 Downey, Debby, 111, 112, 113. 149 Downey, Mike, 117 Downs, Joyce, 117 Duff, Tom 9, 112 Dunham. Patti, 112 Durr, Marilyn Jean. 6, 10, 11, 54, 71, 98, 164 Eads, Cynthia. 34, 71, 112 Eberle, Debbie, 26, 46, 48, 112 Eberwein, Tom. 47, 117 Ehrie, Donna. 117 Ellis. Patricia Lee, 48, 71, 98, 137 Euis, Randy, 46, 65, 117. 120 Elrod, Victoria Lynn, 26, 42, Burtner, 10 Burtner, 10 Burton, 10 Busenba n, 1 Betty Rae, 28, 38, 96 John, 116 Diana, 46, 116 rk, Marcia, 71, 116 Cowan, Cheryl Ann, 31, 34, 46 71, 34, 117 Cox, Beverly Lynn, 18, 22, 28, 29 38, 41, 71, 97 Cox, Cathy, 31, 47, 71 117 111, 112 Green, Bonnie, 32, 35, 113 Butcher, Sandy, 88, 112 Bymaster, Barb, 112 Byrd, Mrs. Karen, 32, 84 11 Cain, Colleen, 80, 112 10 Cain, Joseph, 116 10 Calahan, Eddie, 116 11 11 11 Caldwell, Beth, 17, 35, 42, 71, 12 Caldwell, Bill, 39, 96 Caldwell, Janie, 116 Caldwell, John, 66, 67, 112 10 11 11 Campbell, Dennis, 46, 86, 112 12 Campbell, Loretta. Alice, 6, 29, 49, 96, 108, 114, 168 10 Campbell, Karen, 46, 71, 116 10 Capps, Marilyn, 116 11 Carey, Nancy, 35, 36, 42, 71, 111, 112 Carmichael, Mr. Dan, 29 88 12 Carter, Randall Lee, 37, 52, 65, 96 Cox, Linda Louise, 28,' 37, 38. 40 , 98 Cox, Sharon, 47, 112 Cox, Terry Lee, 18, 41, 48, 98 Criss, William L., 33, 98 Crouse, Debbie, 117 Culley, Jim, 117 Cunningham, Dennis, 46, 117 Cunningham, Mrs. Judy, 29, 88 Custer, Miss Nancy, 33, 84 Dalbey, Tammy, 26, 54, 71, 117, 121 Dale, Mike, 117 Darnall, John Henry Jr., 11, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 30, 33, 49, 52, 62, 63, 68, 69, 79, 92, 93, 98, 141, 168 Daman, Mike, 64, 117 Davis, Debby, 29, 42, 87, 98 Davis, Steve, 11 7 84, 98 Elsey, Mrs. Sandra, 7, 9, 34, 85 Erickson, Dottie A., 98 Essex, Jeannine, 28, 38, 99 Essex, Mary Lynn, 40, 43, 99 Etter, Mr. Gene, 19, 77 Evans, Chris, 35, 111, 112, 149 Evans, Janet, 112 Evans, Larry, 112 Everett, Joanie, 31, 71, 117 Everhart, Mr. Larry E., 47, 86 Ewing, Mr. Calvin, 8, 27, 83 Farris, Randy Duane, 29, 52, 56, 99, 104, 106 Ferguson, Jane, 46, 71, 112' Fischer, Paul, 112 Fischer, John, 112 Fitzwater, Ron, 117 Flanary, Mr. Roy, 53, 55 Flaugher, Charles Lee, 82, 99, 106 Flaugher, Mark, 112 Fleener, Mr. B. J., 29, 88 Ford, Bob, 117 Ford, Maria, 117 Ford, Roger, 117 Forester, Mr. James, 65 Foster, Charles, 39, 112 Foust, Cheryl, 46, 71, 86, 117 Foust, Mr. Joseph, 19, 76 Fox, Walter R., 58, 117 Frandsen, Jeff, 52, 55, 68, 69, 112 Frank, Marcia, 117 Franklin, John N., 9, 99 French, Clifton Douglas, 18, 34, 52, 56, 99, 104 French, John, 40, 117 French, 'xVanda, 40, 112 Funderburgh, Carol Ann, 30, 32, 34, 36, 43, 49, 99, 137, 168 Funderburgh, Janet, 36, 71, 117 Galvin, Marion, 117 Galvin Terry, 117 Garoffolo, Gary Joe, 7, 21, 30, 33, 42, 43, 48, 52, 56, 70, 93, 99, 104 Garoffolo, Mr. Joe, 21, 52, 53, 56, 57, 81 Garst, Joe, 112 Gary, Robert C., Jr., 9, 34, 48, 52, 68, 69, 99 Gates, Mr. Damon, 4, 90 Gates, Daniel Eugene, 43, 99 Gates, Dennis, 31, 112 Gayer, Mark, 31, 42, 52, 56, 62, 112 George, Mike, 31, 55, 58, 117 Gibson, Joe, 34, 60, 61, 113, 139 Gifford, Doiietta, 36, 71 Giles, Daniel W., 99, 117 Giles, Dean, 117 Giles, Dennis, 117 Giles, Harold, 117 Gilliam, Debbie, 38, 113 Gilliam, Gary, 117 Gleb, Mike, 64, 117 Glendenning, John, 117, 120 Good, Ronald R., 99, 143 Goodnight, Les, 34, 42, 47 Goodman, Vivian Leigh, 28, 100 Goodwin, Mrs. Barbara, 81 Goodwin, Richard Thomas, 30, 34, 52, 56, 57, 62, , 100, 104, 140 Gott, Christy, 28, 29, 47, 71, 100 Graham, Gregory Alan, 8 18, 21, 66 Graves, Jim, 23, 43, es, 97,, 100 Greene, Brenda, 42, 47, 71, 113 Green, Mrs. Crystal, 91 Greene, Jim, 66, 136 Haboush, Mr. Joseph A., 79 Hahn, Susie, 28, 71, 113 Hall, Linda Lou, 28, 34, 100 Hamilton, Jeff, 111, 113 Hamilton, Stephen Duane, 35, 36, 42, 49, 100, 137, 168 Hammock, Perry, 117 Hampson, Beverly, 71, 117 Hand, Debbie, 71, 113 163 86 114 Hand, Janet, 117 Handlon, Russell, 43, 113 Hardin, Eddy Russell, 18, 34, 52, 56, 100, 104, 146 Hardin, Dr. Russell, 19, 77 Hardin, Teresa Lee, 28, 38, 100 Harding, Steven Kirk, 30, 31, 34, 36, 39, 52, 66, 100, 136 Hardy, Tom, 117, 120 Harlan, Donna Jean, 28, 29, 36, 100 Harper, Doug, 113 Harris, Jane, 47, 100, 143 Harrison, Peggy, 117, 143 Hartsock, David, 80, 100 Hastings, Leah Ann, 41, 42, 71, 113 Hasty, Gerliene, 113 Hawkins, Bob, 113 Hawkins, Cheryl, 117 Hawkins, Mrs, Dorla, 77 Hawkins, Robert, 117 Hay, Nancy, 10, 11, 34, 36, 54, 93, 101, 164 Head, Mrs. Joy, 77 Healey, Rachel, 117 Healey, Ralph, 34, 113 Heath, Mrs. Florence, 91 Hedge, Linda Kay, 36, 101 Hedges, Mr. Dave, 53, 59, 66, 67 Heffncr, Debbie Jane, 28, 37, 41, 101 Hemmerle, Mr. Charles R., Hemmerle, Michael James, , 66, 101 Hemmerle, Pat, 31, 34, 84, 117 Hendricks, Jeffrey Scott, 101 89 47 Kei-ley, Margie, 113 Kelley, Bruce, 118 Lister, Ma rk, 64, 118 Lochmueller, Mrs. Pain, 34 Kern, Garry, 113 Kern, Jane, 118 Herman, Mrs. Amy, 26, 81 Hicks, Joyce, 113 Hicks, Richie Leigh, 15, 39, 52, 56, 66, 92, 93, 100, 101, 104 Hicks, Suzie Lynne, 34, 37, 40, '11, 101, 142 Hine, Dave, 15, 44, 58, 64, 117 Lochmuellcr, Mr. Roger, 17, 27, 53, 57, 58, 83 Logan, Nicholas, 18, 29, 52, 56, 102, 104 Lowe, Judy, 113, 111, 141 Lowe, Richard, S, 18, 102, 161 Lowery, Carl Randol, 35, 39, 102 Lucas, Mrs, Ruth, 77 Luellen, Miss Susan, 27, Sll, 110, 111 Luff, Ron, 114 Luttell, John, 43, 114 McCaffrey, Brian, 55, 118 McConnaha, Chip, 52, 53, 56, 102, 104 McConnaha, Mrs. Donna, 78 McCormack, Julie, 31, 71, 118, 119 McCormick, Debbie, 46, 114 McCormick, Kyle, 6, 83, 114 McCoy, John, 31, -16, 58, 118 McCurdy,Diana Darlene, 28, 80, 102 McCurdy, Marcia, 71, 114 McGinley, Jane, 28, 118 McGinley, Pattie, 28, 118 McIntyre Rudie 11-l Mason, Patty, 26, 216, 43, 111 Maulden, Terry, 117, 118 Maxwell, Sandie, 11-1 Mendez, Kathy, 118 Messenger, Jane, 15, 17, 23. 26 3 '35 80 110 111 Miller, Anna, 114 Miller, Cheri, 23, 26, 42, 113, 114, 149 Miller, Rebecca Lynn, 30, 36, 38, 102 Minor, Terry Michael, 102 Minor, Mr. James R., 34, 85 Mitchell, Debbie, 32, 36, 114 Molello, Mark Allen, 7, 9, 35, 42, 49, 52, 55, 56, 102, 101, 168 Montero. Gladys Elizabeth, 103 Moody, Gail, 118 Moore, Phillip, 118 Moreloek, Gregg H., 17, 30, -13, 52, 56, 103, 104 Morgan, Vinda, 118 Morrison, Susan L., 103 Mortier, Debbie, 71, 111, 141 Mott, Joanne, 11-1 Hine, Janis, 8, 10, 23, 71, 75. 111, 113 Hinman, Mark, 46, 117 Hinton, Debbie, 71, 113 Hipes, Mr, Donald, 19, 75 Hobson, Debbie, 117 Hodges, Gary, 44, 117 Hoffman, John, 58, 64, 117 Hoffman, Kerry, 117 Hoke, Becci, 34, 111, 113 Holloman, Larry, 44, 58, 117 Howard, Carol Joy, 101, 145 Howard, Donald, 113 Hubbard, Beverly, 113 Kesner, Jan, 26, 35, 36, 48, 111, 113 Kester, Tony, 118 Kettrey, David, 118 Kettrey, Stephen Dean, 102 Keyes, Barbara, 41, 71, 80, 118 Kincaid, Mr, Keith, 22, 37, 53, 58, 82 Kincaid, Steve, 52, 56, 57, 113, 139 Kirkbride, Kris, 36, 71, 102 Knapp, Alan, 42, 52, 55, 56, 111, 113 Korth, Steven, 102 Kouns, Barbara, 113 LaFountain, Dave, 15, 52, 62, 35, 110, 113 LaMar, James Michael, 31, 46, 118 Lancaster, Ki-n, 56, 113 Lane, Jerry, 114 Langjahr, Mrs. Doris, 88 Langolf, Debbie, 118 Large, Stan, 52, 60, 61, 114 Larr, Debra Sue, 118 Larr, Mr. George, 19, 77 Larr, Michael Jason, 16, 19, 27, 30, 46, 47, 49, 81, 93, 99, 102, 106, 168 Lasley, Mrs. Marjorie, 91 Lasley, Patricia Mario, 29, 38, 102 Layton, Diana, 114 Layton, Jerry, 52, 56, 61, 118 Lehmann, Marc, 34, 11-1, 160 Lenox, Julie, 71, 118 Lenox, Nancy S-ue, 41, 43, 114 Leopard, Sally, 46, 118 Lesley, David, 31, 34, 46, 118 Lewellen, Marianne, 114 Lewis, Jim, 64, 118, 120, 133 Lewis, Joyce, 71, 118 Lewis, Judy, 36, 71, 111, 114 Lewis, LuAnn, 71, 118 Limp, Gary Dale, 7, 9, 42, 52, 56, 70, 97, 102, 104 Limn, Janis, 71, 118 Limp, Pamela Sue, 34, 35, 46, 102, 103, 106 Lindsey, Diana, 114 McKale, Debbie, 28, 118 McKinney, Miss Margaret A., 90 McKinzie, Joan, 34, 114 McLaughlin, Miss Ruth, 41 McNew, Beverly, 28, 114 McPeak, Debbie, 1111 McVey, Jean Ellen, 16, 27, 30, 34, 35, 41, 47, 49, 81, 99, 102, 106, 168 Mack, Dave, 15, 110, 111, 114 Maddox, Sharon, 118 Magee, Miss Susan, 90 Maguire, Mr. Mike, 62, 64, 70 Maines, Mr. James, V., 89 Maines, Mrs, Shirley, T8 Manning, Don, 118 Mantooth, Gary, 25, '13, 114 Marrs, Krystal, 71, 118 Marshall, Ronnie, 114 Martin, Carol Jr., 114 Martin, Miss Margaret, 15, 75 Martin, Stephen, 64, 118 Martin, Tom, 34, 89, 114 Marts, Jim, 118 Maryfield, James, 118 Mozingo, Debby, 114 Muncie, Brenda, 28, 118 Musser, VVilliarn, 118 Musso, Deborah, 28, 34, 103 Myers, ice V., 54, 119, Myers, Dennis Bruce, 29, 1 Myers, Karla, 114 Nease, Madelyn Kay. 11, 41, 71, 103 Neely, Janet, 119, 137 Neese, Mary, 114 Neese, Stephen Eugene, 39, 103 Ni-lson, Garry, 41, 64, 119 Nester, Nancy Jane 26, 36,46,71, 103 Netherton, Bob, 119 Netherton, Eva C., 28, 37, 103 Nevins, Marlene, 119 Newkirk, Jerry Martin, 34, 103 Newman, Anita, 119 Newman, Cindy, 6, 114 71 35 34 70 97 21 11 4 37 12 1 03 39 3 4 66 3-1 38 Hubbard, Jerry, 117 Hubble, Russel 1-1., 101 Hull, Janet, 28, 113 Hulse, William 65, 101, 146 Hummel, Sara Hungatc, Mark 31, 34, 49, 5 168 Hungate, Steve, Joseph, 34, 52, E., 34, 71, 101 Edward, 17, 27. 2, 65, 101, 138, 42. 52, 65, 113 Hunter, Ritchie, 1 13 Hutson, Paula, 46, 71, 117 Iacobelli, Angela, 113 Iddings, Neal, 113 Immel, Jim, 64, 117 Isenhour, Daniel, 39, 113 Isenhower, Cy 101 nthia Sue, 28, Isenhower, Diana, 117 Isenhower, Wanda, 113 Jackson, Dave, 62, 70, 113 Jackson, Donald Keith Jr., 21, 56, 6' 63 101 37, 52, L., , 70, ' , 104 Jackson, Jan, 117 Jackson, Janis, 41, 46, 71, 117 Jackson, Karen, 17, 113 Jackson, Larry, 47, 117 Jarrett, Ernie, 58, 117 Jeffers, Danny, 40, 42, 113 Jeffs, John, 39, 59, 61, 117 Jellison, Sandy, 28, 117 Jenkins, Claudia, 28, 43, 113 Johnson, Jan, 117 Johnson, Linda Lee, 16, 26, 35, 42, 46, 48, 101 Johnson, Steve, 117 Jones, Benjamin Kern, 101 Jones, David Nile, 53, 59, 66, 91, 101 Jones, Debbie, 117 Jones, Denise, 117 Jones, Jimmy, 113 Jones, Mrs. Lois, 77 Jones, Rick, 117 Jones , Mr. 57, 60, 61, vie, 21, 90 Jordan, Dale, 31, 118 Kammerer, James P., 34, 101 Kammer er, Jane, 118 Kammerer, Linda Kay, 28, 34, 37, 102 Kaylor, Janice, 71, 118, 119 Kays, Paul, 44, 118 Kays, Paula Jayne, 36, 102 164 53, 56, Members ol' the varsity clwcrleacling crew, Nancy I-lay, Kaye 1'Voocl, Marilyn Durr, and -Iudy 1'Vood, l2llCC a break in practice to rclzix on thc Tiger in thc middle ol' thc lflooi Newman, Eugene, 39, 103 Nicley, Gloria Lynn, 28, 103 Nicley, Sheila, 11-1 Niemann, Mr. ll. Jay, 8, 89 Noland, Marilou. 36. 71, 119 Noland, William Edward, 104, 155 Northcott, Glenn, 119 0'Brien, Miss Margaret, 26 Ogden, Pam, 42, 114 Ogden. Vickie Lynn, 10, 11, 16 18 42 49 92 10 , , -. ., --, 3- 107, 168 Oien, Dennis, 15, 42, 43, 110, 114 Oien, Don M., 52, 56, 57. 67, 104 Orosco, Becky, 71, 114 Overholser, Jack L., 10-1 Overholscr, Rick, 119 Owens, Mike, 119 Padgett, Kris, 10, 23, 71, 11 Padgett, Melanie Ann, 10, 36, 49, 104, 168 Padgett, Sarah, 23, 26, 11-1 Palmer, George. 68, 10-1 Parcels, Greg, 4-1, 119 so. 83 15, 101, 04, 66, 4 11, 12 Parker, Steve H., 36, 41, 46, 48, 104 11 Parkhurst, Linda, 28, 114 12 Parr, Carol Honan, 26, 30, 34. 42, 8-1, 104 Relaxing iroin his tasks as alhlctic clircctor, Mr. .Inn Roscnstihl pauses in thc gym. Parr, Kirk. -11, 47. 55, 119, 120 Pauley, Tom, 39, 44, 119 Pavey, Sara Dorthca, 35, 10-1. 142 Payne, Carol, 42, 43, -18, 114 Peabody, Dana Ann, 71, 111 Peak, David A., 104, 137 Pearsey, Mr. C. Dallas. 8. 89 Pedigo, Robert, 119 Perdue, Steve, 62, 85, 111 Perkins. Cathy, 23, 11-1 Perkins, Darlene, 119 Perkins, Diana Lynn, 34, 99, 104, 108 Perkins, Janet, 119 Perkins, Vicki Leigh. 41, Perrine, Larry, 114 Peterson, Steve, 105 Petsch, Mike, 114 Pigg, Richard Carl, 7, 9, 34, 46, 52, 53, 56, 66, 104, 105 Pike, Gloria Anne, 28, 34, Ping, Cynthia, 46, 71. 119 65, 36, 71. 111, 48. 38. 10-1 27, 84, 105 Pla nkenhorn, Shannon Elaine, 28, 34, 37, 105 Plass, Jean. 71, 119 Policy, Shirley, 119 . ..., M, S. tl? -QL -nl Porter, Mary, 34, 36, -11, 71, 80, 119 Pratt, Donna, 71, 115 Pratt, Ted Jr., 119 Pratt, Teresa, 71, 119 Princell, Chl-ry, 119 Prinecll, Linda, 115 Proctor, Dane, 105 Quick, Mike, 119 Rader, Patricia Anne, 28, 87, 105 Rader, Penny, 115 Ragsdale, Rebecca Ann, 28, 36. 37, 105 Reberg, Mr. David, 15, 75 Recher, Barbara, 15, 17, 26, 36, 71, 119 Recher, Debra Ann, 17, 26, 30, 36, 42, 46, 71, 105 Recher, Mr, Kenneth, 66 Redman, Mike, 119 Redmond, Walter, 119 Renner, Nancy, 47, 71, 119 Revell, Chuck, 119 Reynolds, Deana, 71. 119 Richardson. Joan, 18, 28, 3-1, 36, 41, 71, 105 Richman, John, 15, 33, 58, 64, 116, 119 Ricketts, Rlike, 52, 61, 119 Riitils, Mr. Carl XV.. 36, 83 Ritchie, Nancy Ann, 15, 16, 17, 18, 26, 30, 34, 92, 93, 105 Ritchie, Pattie, 6, 10, 23, 71, 115 Rivera, Belinda Sue, 26, 49, 105, 149, 168 Roach, Nancy Jean, 8, 38, 71, 105 Roach, Terrie, 7, 37, 43, 105 Roark, Terry Lynn, 43, 66, 67, 105, 130 Roberts, Joe, 52, 62, 64, 66, 67, 115 Roberts, Mrs. Leona, 77 Roberts, Margaret, 119, 145 Roberts, Rex Michael, 11, 23, 34, 105, 107, 161 Roberts, Sheryl, 71, 119 Robertson, Allen, 34, 42, 46, 105 Robinson, Grt-gory, 115, 160 Roche, Susan, 48, 71, 111, 114, 115 Rockstroh, Linda, 36, 71, 119 Rod?-ters, Jim, 52, 56, 115 Rogers, William Delue, 105 Rose, Marcia, 119 Rose, Bob, 44, 119 Rosenstihl, Mr. Al, 9, 53 Rosenstihl, Mr. James, 52, 53, 62, 68, 69, 78, 87, 113, 165 Roth, Bonnie Lee, 34, 38, 71, 105 Roth, Mrs. Mary Ellen, 91 Rusher, Steve, 44, 64, 119 Russell, Jan, 119 St. Martin, Mrs. Mary Ellen, 81, 92, 93 Sanders, Donald Gale, 29, 52, 62, 65, 106, 145 Schai-kel, Mr. Fred, 53, 70 Schenck, Diana Jean, 28, 38, 106 Schenck, Susan, 41, 119 S'choole1', Donald Dean, 89, 106 Schreiber, Joe, 46, 55, 58, 120 Scott Marcia, 28, 115 Scott: Michael Eugene, 106 Scott, Patty. 111, 115 Scott, Rick, 120 Scott, Shirley, 120 Sha I'cr, Susan, 120 Sheets, Patricia Ann, 28, 41, 106 Shelby, Chris, 10, 11, 15, 30. 39, 52, 68, 69, 92, 106, 136 Shepherd, Judy, 17, 41, 80, 115 Shepherd. Tilford, 120 Sherrill, Kerry, 115 Sherrill, Rhonda, 47, 120 Sherrill, Terry, 115 Shipley, Pam, 120 Shirley, Nancy, 120 Shockley, Beth, 32, 34, 115 Shook, Randy, 53, 58, 61, 115 Short, Mr. Tim, 23, 35, 43, 81 Shover. Robert Wayne, 106 Shrum, Linda, 120 Simms, Nancy Jo, 19, 30, 36, -19, 106, 149, 168 Sims, Vicki, 30, 49, 143, 168 Slagle, Mr. Marvin, 19, 77 Slagle, Mike, 35, 86, 90, 106 Slagle, Randy, 115 Slaughter, Laurie, 26, 42, 111, 115 Sloan, Randall Alan, 106 Sloan, Ruth Michelle, 40, 42, 71, 106 Sloan, Wendy, 43, 115 Small, Darrell, 120 Smith, Andrew, 53, 56, 58, 120 Smith, Debbie A., 111, 115, 149 Smith, Debbie J., 47, 115 Smith, Dennis, 34, 46, 115 Smith, Diana, 120 Smith, Ellen, 48, 81 Smith. Larry, 115 Smith, Larry, 47, 120 Smith, Penny Lou, 28, 29, '71, 107 S-mith, Robert 118 Smith, Russell, 64, 120 Smith, VVanda, 120 Sneath, Regina, 120 Snow, David Lee, 4, 34, 42, -19, 107, 168 Snow, Denise, 71, 120 Snow, Mike, 47, 120 Sokeland, Michael, 115 Solomon, Joy, 10, 23, 71, 115 Spacht, Miss F. Elizabeth, 28, 37, 87 Spear, Dorothy Dean, 28, 37. 107 Spees, Carol Ann, 28, 38, 13, 107, 108 Spees, Robert, 120 Spencer, Pamela Sue, 28, 37, 38, 107 Spidel, Sue, 42, 47, 115 Starkey, Janet, 120 Starkey, Mark, 120 Stathers, Ruth, 71, 120 Staton, Vickie, 115 Steiner, Carole Lynn, 26, 30, 31, 34, 41, 49, 81, 107, 150. 168 Steiner, Terry, 115 Stephens, Debbie, 28, 38, 107 Stevens, Kathie, 115 Stevens, Tom, 33, 52, 61, 120 Steward, Mark, 120 Stockton, Brenda, 115 Stokes, David Lee, 34, 39, 85, 107 Stover, Rosanne, 41, 71, 115 Strohl, Dana, 71, 120 Strychalski, Paul David, 33, 107, 142 Sullivan, Dave, 58, 120 Sumpter, Mrs. Pauline, 31, 8-1 Surber, Allen Ray, 107 Surber, John David, 39, 107 Tribbett, Mrs. Virginia, 79 Triggs, Edward Stephan, 34. 36, 48, 52, 56, 104, 108 Trott, Mary, 120 Truitt, Susan, 71, 120 Trump, Audrey S-ue, 36, 43. 71, 108 Tucker, Connie Sue, 71, 108 Tucker, Mike, 120 Tucker, Pam, 121 Turner, Arvel, 121 Turner, Janet Sue, 28, 38, 108 Vandivier, Bill, 52. 61, 108' 137 Vaughn, Kent, 39, 44, 121 Vaught, Kevin, 34, 115 Veach, Connie, 115 Venis, Walter, 121 Vickrey, Gary, 39, 44, 131 Waggener, Jill, 41, 90, 111- 115 Wagoner, Tom, 121 Walker, Diann, 119, 121 Walker, DiXie, 115 Walker, Susan, 26, 121 VVall, Claudia, 32, 35, 36, 41. 115 YVall, Dennis, 121 Wallace, Jeff, 108 Walsh, Mrs, Jean, 26, 83 Walter, Marilyn, 121 1Valters, Barbara, 71, 121 Walters, Bruce, 34, 39,47, 55. 56, 66, 115, 126 Ward, Betsy, 71, 121 1Vard, Robert, 115 Ward, Sandy, 71, 121 Warren, Cole, 111, 115 Watson, Mr. Bill, 91 Watts, Mrs. Ginger, 91 Weaver, Jackie, 71, 115 Webb, Brenda, 71, 121 Webb, Greg, 121 Webb, Sharon Kay, 28, 29, 41, 109 VVeber, Sam, 46, 58, 121 VVerry, Chip, 15, 32, 34, 44, 46, 55, 66. 110, 115 Wert, Carl J., 29, 109 VVest, Donna, 121 West. Joyce, 121 Westfall, Mrs. Martha L., 41 Wethington, Floyd, 115 XVt-thington, Gail, 115 Wethington, Gary Gene, 29, 109. 138 Wethington, Joan, 71, 121 Wethington, Susan, 47, 121 Whitaker, Cecil, 4, 30, 43, 49. 52, 59, 66, 67, 109, 168 White, Mrs. Goldie, 91 White, Jeff, 52, 56, 62, 70. 115 Vilhite, Teresa, 121 Whiteford, Jim, 44, 121 Whitlock, Mrs. Sandra, 78 Wiles, Mary, 115 Wilhoite, Dale, 121 Wilhoite, Sally, 115 Wilhoite, Steve, 109, 155 Surber, Nancy, 111, 115 Tansellc, Diana, 120 Tanselle, Karen Dian, 36, 41, 49, 107, 168 Tanselle, Terrie, 71, 120 Tarman, Kathleen Ann, 30, 36, 41, -19, 108, 168 Tavern, Mr. Leonard, 76 Taylor, Mrs. Adeline, 91, 113 Taylor, Bill, 44, 58, 120 Taylor, Mrs. Donna, 79, 113 Taylor, Mary, 54, 120, 121 Terrill, Roger, 34, 115 Thacker, Larry, 120 Williams, Allan, 34, 42, 43 46, 115 Williams, Alvin, 43, 115 Williams, Charlotte, 115 Williams, Dennis Anthony, 48, 109, 150 Williams, Eddie, 58, 121 'Williams, Gary, 121 Williams, John, 42, 111, 115 Williams, Joseph Donald, 47 109, 134 Williams, Terry, 58, 51. 115 Williams, Mr. Thomas G-, 42. 86, 100 Williamson, Dave, 52. 56, 66, 67, 115 Wilson, Deborah Elaine, 28, 109 VVils0n, Keith, 115 Wines, Brad, 121 Wines, David, 34, 115 Wise, Mrs. Helen, 91 Wise, Judy, 121 Wise, Sherri, 121 Wist-heart, Dr. Robert, ii Witte, Beth, 26. 47, 71, 115 Wolfe, Susan Kay, 6, 35. 36, 109 Thatcher, Russell Melvin, 3-1, 36. 39, 108 Thomas, Bette, 47, 71, 115 Thompson, James, 120 Thompson, Tom, 120 Thomson, Randy, 34, 39, 120 Thrine, Chris, 120 Thrine, Connie Kay, 36, 42, 108 Titus, Marsha Elaine, 26, 34, 47, 71, 108, 151 Ton, Jack, 44, 86, 120 Townslcy, Robert D., 34, 55, 68, 108, 142 Trospcr, Marilyn, 115 Tracey, Scott, 120 Tribbett, Jayne Lee, 11, 18, 19, 25, 26, 30, 49, 71, 99, 108, 1-13, 168 Woifia, Cathy Ann, 28, 109 Wonnell, Mrs. Catherine, 91 Wood, Deborah Elaine, 11, 28, 29, 37, 41, 87, 93, 109, 140 Wood, Judy, 15, 17, 26, 54. 71, 110, 111, 115, 164 Wood, Joe, 121 Wood, Kaye Ann, 6, 10, 11. 15, 22, 33, 39, 54, 92, 93, 109, 164 Wood, Nancy, 111, 115 Woolery, Bill, 1 21 VVorcester, Debby, 15, 36. 71, 116. 121 Worcester, Joy, 23, 31, 32, 42, 111, 115 Wyatt, James, 58, 115 Yaney, Mr. David, 82 Yaryan, Jean, 121 165 Division Page Pictures Page l: Dave Snow, Steve Hamilton, and Nancy Simms recount their summer experiences at the northwest corner of the athletic complex. Pages 2 and 3: S A beautiful structure from every angle, Lebanon Senior High School and adjoining areas glitter in the bright Hoosier sunlight. Page 24: FBLA members hold a hectic rehearsal one day prior to their witty, original interpretation of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. Page 25: Two of Lebanon High School's most active organizations, Concert Choir and French Club, produce programs and skits. Left: Gary Mantooth hangs a star during Carousel. Right: Senior Jayne Tribbett dons an ascot and a beret for that chic French look. Page 50: Diving into the magnificence of the new pool is Mark Molello in the proper style and technique typical of the Tiger Sharks. Page 51: Left: Reflecting on a hard day's workout on the gridiron, father and son, Joe and Gary Caroffolo, take time out on the sidelines. Right: Basketball co-captains Jack Darnall and Rob Brown prepare to warm up prior to tackling arch-rival Jefferson. Page 72: In the A-wing mall area, students in Mrs. Pam Lochmueller's fourth-year art class studiously sketch the silhouette of senior D. Oien. Page 73: Left: Larry Smith and Pat Dover, rollroom representatives, hoist the flag, Right: Mr. James Bogan explains the planetarium. Page 122: Citizens of Lebanon, both merchants and consumers, flock to sec Tiger athletic contests and student theatrical productions. Page 123: Right: One of the stainless steel light poles which towers eighty feet over the football field stands sentry as basketball takes over the sports worlds at LHS. Left: Mr. Gregg Smith is on hand at all games to broadcast the play-by-play action on WNON radio. New Senior Members of the National Honor Society Sue Barton Vicki Elrod Pam Limp Dave Snow Carolyn Beery Bill Hulse Nancy Nester Patil Strychalski Frances Cooley Mark Hungate Vicki Ogden Marsha Titus New Junior Members oi the National Honor Society Holly Buckingham Nancy Carey James Clemens Mike Close William Daley Bonnie Dickerson 166 Deborah Eberle Jeff Frandsen Joe Garst Mark Gayer Rebecca Hoke Karen Jackson Jan Kesner Dave Mack Patty Mason Jane Messenger Judy Shepherd Marilyn Trosper Bruce YValters Chip Wferry Judy YVood Joy Worcester Autographs W f x EE 59 Sn. H who A J M ,.....al- am.. -Ji' Unable to control their enthusiasni and pride over the completion of the exacting and challenging work required to produce a yearbook. the ISHSEI CIIQD.-XRS staff dons heavy coats and mittens to celebrate by playing in the snow in one of the landscaped malls. Staff Records Sights Difficult to Believe WVe, the 1960 CEDARS staff, pause to thank those who made the publication of this yearbook a reality. Mr. Max Galloway, Lebanon High School's professional photog- rapher, gave unselfishly of his tal- ents and never lost his patience. Unineasurable appreciation is felt for Mr. Larry XVells, Associates Engraving Company, for his techni- cal adviceg Mr. David McConnell, Benton Review Publishing Compa- ny, for printing ideas and assist- anceg and Mr. -lack Bundy, K. Smith Company, for a striking cov- er design. Suggestions made by the NSPA 168 and the CSPA were extremely helpful as was the monetary sup- port of merchants who bought ad- vertising. YVithout the cooperation of Prin- cipal Kenneth Dooley, Assistant Principal Donald Hipes, the fac- ulty, and the student body, coni- piling of the facts and figures used would have been impossible. Our devoted sponsor, Mrs. Ro- bert Iiangjahr, worked diligently to mold an inexperienced staff in- to topnotch journalists. YVe sin- cerely hope that in years to come, this CED.-'XRS will bring fond memories of unbelievable events and sights beheld during 1969. i969 CED.-XRS STAFF Editor .................................. David Dillon Managing Editor .....,,.,....... Nancy Simms Business Manager ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mike Larr Asst. Business Manager .. Mark Hungate Subscription Manager .......... Carol lfunderburgh Asst. Subscription Manager ........ V Kathy Tarman COW' Editor ...................... Carole Steiner Asst. Cfbpy Editors ............ Juanita Black Dave Snow, Cecil Hfhitaker Sports Editor ..,,..,i,.,,,,,.,,,,,, Nfark M011-3110 Asst. Sports Editor ,,,.,,,,,,., Jack Darnall SClllOl' liditor ...........,...... .Iayne Tribbett Asst. Senior Editors .,,... Steve Hamilton lean Ellen McVev Classes Editor ,.,,,,,,,,, f ,,,,,,,,,,,, Vigki Sing Asst. Classes Editor ........ Karen Tanselle Design Editor ..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, V igkic Ogden Asst. l3CSigll lifllllbl' ,,r,,,,,,, Barb Bufgfngn C1Cl'k -...-..--.........-....... Loretta Campbell Asst. ClC1'liS -...... ........... B Ielanie Padgett Belinda Rivera Sponsor ..... ...,. A Irs. Robert Langjahr