Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Participation pumps pep and pageantry Dressing to the hilt Monday- Friday of Spirit Week was but a small segment of the lively activities organized by the Student Council. Each day provided a unique way for all to attire themselves and show their spirit. Kicking off the week-long festivities was the annual 499+i trike race. Students and faculty alike donned clev- er trike shirts and assembled on the track to view the com- petition. Winning the stock di- vision were the LH Lunatics, while the Injured Joints took honors in the modified sector. Tuesday ensued much rival- ry, as it was college day. IU loyals soundly defeated Pur- due fans in dress, with senior Teresa Campbell clad in IU style from head to toe. Royal purple was the hal- lowed color of seniors on class color day. Senior girls wearing shirts proclaiming We do it on the field prepared strate- gies for the evening power puff game. A delicious taco fiesta presented by the Sunshine So- ciety preceded the fierce game. Despite the seniors' ex- perience andthe quickness of the freshmen, they were de- feated by the powerful sopho- mores and juniors, 27-16. Giddy-up cowboy was the cry heralded on Thursday, western day. Prizes were awarded to the best- dressed participant in each grade and the faculty. tvtr. Tom Ferry was particularly charming as a western bandit complete with a bandana, chaps, and spurs. A rousing pep session on Friday capped off a memora- ble week of fun-filled activities. The l-lomelycoming Court was presented, with the crowning of Queen Brad Burns, alias Bertha Boom Boom Burns. All were glad to see this tradi- tion continue after the contro- versy aroused by its possible abolition. Black and gold bal- loons were presented to the football players and coaches, and head coach Mr. Dave lvtarendt raised spirit even higher with his speech on stu- dent participation and involvement. The colorful parade passed through the downtown area in- vigorating the many specta- tors along the route. Extremely impressive floats, taking time and effort to construct, fol- lowed the LHS Tiger Pride through the streets and then back to the school, so stu- dents could go home and get ready for the evening football game against Crawfordsville. DESPITE HAVING a broken wheel and knees that drag the ground, energetic sophomore Mark Nor- throp perseveres to reach the tin- ish line ahead ol the competition. THE ECSTACY OF WINNING was worth the pain oi scraped knees, wounded pride, and much embar- rassment Ior the triumphant In- iured Joints team ot Mrs. Betty Lyons' health class. 16 SPIRIT WEEK BEAUTY OR BEAST was the ques- tion evoked by the lovely court ot Homelycoming Queen hopeluls, .lay Samuelson, Greg Orr, Queen tl.. Brad Burns, Brad Fortner, and Brent Craven with their macho escorts, Jennifer Wethington, Jen- ny Benken, Sheryl Belles, Kristi Smith, Chrissy Raimondi, and an unknown accomplice ape. ZW 3, v1 L fad'

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4, NERVOUSLY AWAITING the mo- ment ol truth, Homecoming queen hopefuls and escorts, Mike Gill and Teresa Williams, Mike Nor- throp and Amy Driesbach, David Barnett and Tammy Powell, Lori Roberts and Bob Limp, and Shelly Pullen and Jack Tanselle antici- pate the linal announcement of Homecoming queen. AS A BLASTING PUFF ot smoke juts into the air, iuniors devise the ultimate plant to Scalp the Athenians. i ' ' 1. - -: . s . ' 'I X'-N 'I' L . '12, , S- ., X, if f.fP'.'?52fw. 'ff' ' 5f,Q5'l -.Q ' ' ' ,! ' , MW V' 'V wSHi.XS..QvN i3Al?fLfQ If ' :A I 731' i pl af. .7319-' - , 4 1 ' . g - ,' 'i ' . A 4. A we A .- A an 1. A R A : ', 1 I ae. 'as' -1' 'W , 413 51 . X, K, Q N., -4 . A 1 ,Q1r4 f Q if X - i f ir' E, ': ff' S .. Q A t A' J is . .V ' - ' --L , '1 ff V v V ' x BEAMING FROM HEAD TO TOE, lovely Homecoming Queen Shelly Pullen radiates excitement as she flashes her tantastic smile atter receiving the crown. SENIOR SUPERIORITY is evi- denced by their enterprising en- try, decorated with a saloon, cor- ral, and jail, earning the Class ot '88 the award tor best float. HOMECOMING 15

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WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT as well as colorful balloons were be- stowed upon senior football play- ers by coach Dave Marendt and the charming cheerleaders. 1-. YOUR PAYCHECK OR YOUR LIFE, demands wrangler Mr. Tom Ferry, while cowpokes Mr. Jim Bo- gan and Mr. Damon Gales stare in utter amazement on western dress day. TOUGH BUT TIRED from exerting a full game effort, fierce seniors Dede Surber and Teresa Williams support each other as they watch their team lose in the Powder Puff game. SPIRIT WEEK 17