Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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AS GENE SIMMONS in the 20 year reunion, Greg Orr puts on quite a show. SINGING OUR WAY, Sheryl Belles and Mike Cunningham daz- zle the crowd. TO LIGHT THE WAY, Chad Miller and Brad Fortner provide ambi- ence for Brad Burns' recitation ot his poem. FLASHING A SINCERE SMILE, Kendra Doyle sings The Way We -,,. Were. JAMMING to You Really Got Me, Tim Beaumont and Lance Lowery excite the audience. SENIOR DINNER PARTY 25

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Senior dinner party delights diverse entourage of students gathered for a unique special occa- sion, the 1987 Senior Dinner Party on Friday, November 13. The evening began with a cordial greeting from class president Jay Samuelson. Candelabrum Committee members solemnly recited their memorized parts to an impressed audience. A rever- ent invocation presented by Dolly Hesselgrave preceded the delectable dinner. Comical Master of Ceremo- nies Jack Tanselle initiated the night's entertainment with a splendid impersonation of the late Elvis Presley. With great ease, he then introduced each act, from side-splitting to stately. The first act on the agenda was the Twenty-year Reunion presented by a hilari- ous cast of 18 seniors. Talent- ed singers Sheryl Belles and Mike Cunningham then beauti- fully serenaded the class with the classic Our Way. Of course, the dinner party would not have been complete with- out Bad rappers Mike Nor- throp, David Ferrell, and Sa- muelson. On a more serious note, Brad Burns recited an original touching poem, The Turning Point. The Infamous Mr. Bog- ers, alias Ferrell, taught the group the basics of life, includ- ing the techniques of heavy blinking. Getting down and jamming, the band Handle With Care was well-received, with an extended ovation for lead guitar master Tim Beau- mont. Bounding out the entertain- ment-packed evening, melod- ic Kendra Doyle brought tears to many eyes with memories of The Way We Were. After exchanging hugs and promises of future gatherings, each member of the senior class departed for his or her respective destiny. Undoubt- edly, the warmth and close- ness felt that night by every- one in the class of '88 would long be remembered. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL mem- bers, Teresa Williams, Mike Nor- throp, Amy Driesbach, David Fer- rell, Lori Roberts, Doug Hodgdon, and Katy Richman listen solemnly to class president, Jay Samuel- son, as he begins the Candela- brum Ceremony. A S 6 , , A 24 SENIOR DINNER PARTY PRESENTING HIS FAVORITE Elvis impression, Jack Tanselle acts as host ot the Senior Dinner Party.

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l think it's great! lt goes to prove that hard work does pay oft, stated commended Na- tional Merit student Dolly Hes- selgrave, upon learning that she and four other seniors were recognized for their N.M.S.T. performances. During their sophomore year, students took the Prelim- inary Scholastic Aptitude Test iP.S.A.T.J Based on those scores, this year's class had a semi-finalist of the National Merit Scholarship Program, Tim Emrick, and four com- mended students, Hessel- grave, Matt'-Kincaid, Tina Liu and Katy Richman. 'I Of the more than one million students taking the test, the Senior scholars excel four outstanding students were among the 35,000 na- tionally that received letters ct commendation, while Emrick was one of 5,000 to become a semi-finalist. These students take tests exceptionally well and are knowledgeable in many ar- eas, noted guidance coun- selor Judy Cunningham. This is an honor which distin- guishes the class of 1988 from all others, and it looks great on my college applications, commented Kincaid. PLACING HIGH in National Merit Scholarship Testing are Katy R'ichman,'DaIlice Hesselgrave, Matt Kincaid and Tim Emrick..QNot pictured, Tina Liul si-IATNNA cAnoL ADAIR ALEXANDER H. ANDREWS SHAWNA CAROL ADAIR: Cheerblock, For. Lang. Club, Powder Putt, 4: SADD, Spirit Club. BRAD LEROY ALLEN: Art Club, Football, Wrestling, 4, L-winner. ME- LISSA RENEE ALLEN: Asst., Concert Choir, L-winner: For. Lang. CI., Speech Team, Musical Cast, Pen- nant Stalt, Photo Editor: SADD, Spirit Club. BRIAN E. 26 SENIORS anim Lenov Aitgy LESLIE ROSE ANDREWS AMICK: Cheerblock, Con- cert Choir, Madrigals, Musi- cal Cast, Swing Choir, Swimming, Tennis, Basket- ball Vid. Cr. JULIE LYNN ANDERSON: Asst., Candy- Coke, Cheerblock, For. Lang. Club, Pennant Staff, Powder Pull. ALEXANDER H. ANDREWS: For. Lang, Club, Musical Crew. LESLIE ROSE ANDREWS: Asst., MELISSA RENEE ALLEN STANLEY M. ARNOLD FHA. STANLEY M. ARNOLD: Football, L-winner. TA- MARA MARIE BAILEY. ME- LISSA BALLENGER. DAVID WAINE BARNETT: Asst., Basketball, Cheerblock, For. Lang. Club. TIMOTHY J. BEAUMONT. ROBERT BELL. SHERYL YVONNE BELLES: Asst., Candy-Coke, Cheerb- lock, Concert Choir, L-win- ner: For. Lang. CI., Golt, BRIAN E. AMICK .ssl TAMARA MARIE BAILEY Madrigals, Musical Cast, 4: Spirit Club, Swing Choir, Track Ten, Track, Lebanon Voices, YBLL. BOB BEL- TRAN: Baseball, 4, L-winner: Basketball, Cheerblock, Comm. Usher, Football, For. Lang, CI. JENNIFER KAY BENKEN: Asst., Candy- Coke, Cheerblock, Comm. Usher, For. Lang, CI, Girls Basketball, Manager: NHS JULIE LYNN ANDERSON MELISSA BALLENGER Powder Pull, 4. JAY WII LIAM BENNINGTON: Asst Concert Band, L-winne For. Lang. CI., Marchin Band, L-winner, Pep Bam JEFFREY ALAN BENNINC TON. SHELLY RANA BLACK: Powder Putt, Tracl TRENT BOWEN. DEBBIE I BOYLAND: Asst., Powdr Pull. ANGELLA LEE BREEII LOVE: Asst. B.O.S., V-Pres