Lebanon High School - Parrot Yearbook (Lebanon, NH)

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i -, emi u.,,, Activities These Indian dolls are members of The Red Raider Tribe. IT is from This Tribe ThaT Lebanon High School has adopTed The name Red Raiders. AlThough The nickname is heard mosT ofTen on The aThleTic fields, iT applies To every sTudenT in The school. These Two young Indians had a busy, acTive life. There was much work To do, buT There was also plenTy of opporTuniTy for play. ATTer Their work was compleTed, There were meeTings of various clans, as Today our sTudenTs have club meeT- ings aTTer school. Occasionally feasTs were held in The Indian village. ln The evening The campfire was IiT, and members of The Tribe would dance around iT. Similarly Today, once or Twice on auTumn nighTs, bonfires are lighTed, The band plays and sTudenTs cheer To give The Lebanon Teams luck in The coming game. This bonfire Then is iusT one of Lebanon High's varied I3

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Mrs. Flewelling starts each day by selling noon lunch tickets to the students. Peggy Thibideau, Mike Quinn, and John Carr are purchasing their tickets. A1-.. At the beginning of the school day, one of the 'first d fl Bob Bartles, fulfill their duty. uties of a Student Council member is to put up the ag. Here two sophomore members, Doug Dion and This scene shows that a study hall at Lebanon High Sch ot various activities. One day in 5L'f100L from warm ool consists Student Council member Jeff Letson Cin front foregroundl leaves class to take his post in the corridor. Looking on are E. Morton and W. Kidder.