Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Lebanon: Next 3 Exits STOP, YIELD, RAILROAD CROSSING, NO PASSING ZONE, SPEED LIMIT 65. These signs were all familiar to every LHS student. Howev- er, no sign was perhaps better known than the 'Lebanon Next 3 Exits sign, south on l- 65, unique to the community. The distinctive highway mark- er established a link to India- napolis, Bloomington, West Lafayette and the world beyond. Few other schools had the type of location that Lebanon enjoyed: the best of both worlds - a small town lite with access to the city. In the community, opportu- nities abounded for work, shopping, and recreational ac- sr--' GLADLY BEARING THE WEIGHT ot founding father Ben Franklin, alias Kent Frandsen, Key-cIub- bers Todd Meyer, Bill Brannon, and Doug Hodgdon participate in the local production put on by community members commemo- rating the 200th birthday of the Constitution at the Boone County Courthouse on September 19. TAKING TIME OUT from her busy schedule, Mayor Ann Garottolo chats with seniors Molli Willing, Dede Surber, Michelle Gennaro, and Katy Richman about the revi- talization plans for Lebanon. I ll if .41- f ttf gsirtffgld QP. I 'Oy -IFKS5 spafsfs at s?xtlQlA tSx - M ,F THE ETHEREAL ci.ow ot dusk's QW' - --, last light hovers over the court- house while passing cars leave Q-'ijt - I. streaks ot red and yellow in their tracks. gtstksiplsh ,. . 5,4959 sa- 1 gf tivities. Changes in the down- town area through the revital- ization program met with widespread attention. New sidewalks, new streets, plants, and commercial remodeling improved the overall appear- ance of the historic Court- house Square district. The t'VVe the People performance in the courthouse, presented by students and members o the community to recognize the 200th anniversary of the Constitution, also receiver much acclaim. l With its 1,000 student eni rollment the school's size al lowed students a full range c curriculum, but was sma enough that most could easil' carve a niche for themselves. -.--- i

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