Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Suntan oil, swimming suits, fireworks, the 4-H fair, parade floats, cookouts, cruising, and staying out all night: summer was in the air around Lebanon. The Pan Am Games in Indi- anapolis August 7-22 were a major highlight of the summer. The Ll-lS Tiger Pride, led by drum major Kristen Morton and the LHS guard, was one of the ten bands to perform in the spectacular opening cere- monies at the Speedway. Spanish instructor Dan Cou- dret and seniors Mike Nor- throp and Bob Beltran worked as translators at the Pan Am Village, while many other stu- dents were interested specta- tors at some of the 31 athletic events. Another noteworthy event was the crowning of former student Penny Padgett as the 1987 State Fair Queen. Cheered on by family and friends, Miss Padgett was only the second queen from Boone County. ln mid-summer, the Fourth of July fair and festivities gath- ered young and old to the ren- ovated Memorial Park for an evening or two of rides, games and prizes. During the colorful parade, the band displayed an impressive performance to over 20,000 spectators. Cheerleaders, Key-clubbers. and Z-club girls were also vital parts of the day. As the summer was winding down, the annual 4-H fair was held at the fairgrounds July 18-25. Many student partici- pants garnered outstanding awards in livestock, agricul- ture, and arts and crafts. The cream of the crop advanced on to the State Fair, most win- ning even more prestigious awards. When the last rays of sun- shine had disslpated and stu- dents returned to stuffy class- rooms, exhilarating memories of the summer of 1987 lingered. i1 E Vi' - ' r ,ei if X .TA sl-'SPR :Wil ' I h is -'xr 2 .2 WH lg-' - i ,Qt I , , , ,. M Y sag.-, ,:4-mari' X ,U Michelle Gennaro 10 SUMMER EXUDING THEIR CHEERLEADING ENTHUSIASM, varsity and reserve members Rachel Killin, Amy Driesbach, Suzi Maines, Jeannie McPherson, and Krisha Weismiller persuade the crowd to show their spirit during the Fourth of July parade. LENDING A HELPING HAND to Key-clubber Matt Kincaid, gener- ous Brad Burns and diligent Chad Miller try their hand at serving customers during the Fourth of July Parade. gill- 'ini' NOT LETTING THE HOT WEATHER spoil their good time, fun-seekers Amy Zimmerman, Krista Camp- bell, Rachel Killin, and Liz Erp dis- cuss plans lor after the Fourth of July parade.

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