Lebanon High School - Magnet Yearbook (Lebanon, MO)

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Board of Education W. H. BUTTS President RUSSELL MUMFORD Vice-President A. H. GRAY Secretary 5 A. P. DRAPER Treasurer A. E. OLIVER DR. F. J. JOHNSON

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L H S Faculty The faculty members of L H S Are with us all once more Some of them are quite new ones But the rest we ve known before - EF! - UQ l , D- . .V m O :- First of all is Mr. Cramer With a grin upon his face, As he sits within the office, In his old accustomed place. Then the ,next is Mr. Detherageg Science does seem his greatest line, Running races, playing ball, Keeps him feeling fine. ' Teacher-Training of L. H. S. Is taught by our sponsor, so dear, Whenever we find there is work to be done, Miss Morris is always near. Miss Chilton, so dear to us all, 4 Does her work with the greatest care, It's b.b or 2b.b, But always the same 2b2. A farmer man is Mr. Deppe, Working with his kit of tools, Or in the fields you will see him, He's gee-hawing at his mules. Bonus, bona, bonum, Are the sounds out in the hall, Miss Carlisle, then we see Cheerfully smiling through it all. Then along does come Miss Morgan, VVith a jolly happy look. If you watch her very carefully, You will see an English book. Listen, for a voice is singing Melodies so sweet and clear, 'Tis Miss Burley always singing, So we know that she is here. See a tempting row of goodies, Cakes and pies and good ice cream. White robed girls are busy stirring, While Mrs. Cheavens rules supreme. Mrs. Cheavens has gone away, And we have missed her dear, But now we are glad and happy, For Miss Ford is here. Miss Adams, efficient in business, Teaches with the greatest ease, To use the typewriter, short hand to use, And our employers to please. History is not forgotten, . For we study it, you know. Mr. Cobb, our history teacher, S Knows just how those dates do go. Zelma Adaline Smith, Class '23. 6 3. ov E H-l 5 'IQ O C I-1 'SEI sm o CD O Ph W C1 cn I-l I3 CD cn cn I-ea O 1 1-1- D' CD 'U N CD f-r .mo 5 s.1e:-JA is i si R, 1 s 1