Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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Traditions back trends Traditions blend with mod- ern opportunities to make ev- ery year at LHS an exciting learning experience. This year in particular, several signs of the times occurred, reinforcing the school's versatility. Students retained their rights to the Last Walk due to the efforts of concerned Stu- dent Council members. Differ- ent opinions were allowed to be expressed and new ideas were looked upon with much interest and respect. Four seniors chosen by their classmates voiced their views at a Student Council meeting concerning the abolition of the Homelycoming Queen con- test. The logical arguments of Brad Burns, Michelle Gennaro, Matt Kincaid, and Sean McCracken coupled with the many students supporting them caused the administra- tion to reconsider an earlier decision cancelling Homely- coming and allow students to proceed with the tradition, LONG, HARD HOURS of practice pay oft for gregarious guard mem- bers Jennifer Leap, Elaine Miller, and Rita Owens, as they easily flow through the dance portion of their performance. S33 X555 left?-'15 sfifitsf refs? 55355 S.-zfstf f 4 THEME adding a few minor stipulations. A new football coach as well as a new band director also entered the doors. Their previ- ous experience and innovative approaches enabled students to experiment with new ideas and philosophies. Homecoming, Powder Puff Game, Senior Dinner Party, basketball games, Spring Break, Prom, and Graduation were but a few links in the chain of milestones, similar to mile markers along the high- way. Participation was over- whelming in each of these ar- eas as students flocked to various locations in order to get involved. Infinite opportunities lurked around every corner for bet- terment in education, sports, extracurricular activities. PREPARING T0 STATE his case in favor ot the Homelycoming Queen contest, senior Sean McCracken outlines his plan to Greg Orr. lil E. Y .i.. it ,,Ai 1 if -W wr- P -a-

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'ii n CONTAGIOUS EXCITEMENT radi- ates from the captivating laces ol cheerleading pals Julie Reeves, Krisha Weismiller, Suzi Maines, fade I Amy Driesbach, and Tammy Pow- V ell, as they embrace Clete. 'C W if-I RECOGNIZING coNsTlTuTloNAL RIGHTS set the stage for Mrs. K til, Becky Pitzer's drama class during 5 e1iQ -ej'4,fj - ,-,1 their interpretation ot the Bill ot 5 ' 0 - Rights at the Constitution KSA ' celebration. INTENSE CONCENTRATION inter- spersed with words ot encourage . :F ' ment belitted head coach Dave ,Q 'A ., ts -'WHS we iff T SWS-i3'5 wife? aihagtw-'Q vgatgafvll-'SSS rt 417:36 THEME 5