Lehman High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

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Hrst Walk For Lehman A. When the pride walk participants saw this sign, they knew they had al- most accomplished their goal. B. Mr. Cordonnier flips the dogs. C. Students take a break and rest after their many miles of walking. D. Miss Diamond looks tired. E. Students hand in their attendance slips at the finish line. F. Let's do it again. G. Look at those tired faces. Lehman had its first annual 'Pride Walk' this year on Fri- day, May ll. The purpose of this walk was to raise money for the school's general fund. Each student was asked to get at least S10 worth of pledge sponsors and to walk ten miles. Students and teachers were bused to Kuther Road near Sidney, and then, all walked ten miles to Fountain Park in Piqua where all were treated to a picnic lunch. The day was successful and enjoyable de- spite the tired legs and sore muscles. Hopefully, this day will become a regular event at Lehman High School. 66fPride Walk ii. 5 5 A Q , ... . if , 3 .W . ....... . 1 r HT WN,ss'Q' V .. as 1 .-in Q T f ...... K f K 5 K ' he . A Nsh, K... . Z kk. Q, .

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Cl ss ss SN C l iss SS Cllssi CllssC INN lss C OMFA Contest Superior R lllng llj Baritone horn solo Brian lleob Voell solo Robert Durbin Beth Musser Beth Stephln Brian laeob Klren Wllord Bus Qlllflbl Robert Durbin Rleh Clrlham Tom Slppel Brlln llcob Girls Trio l K lren hblfOl'd 'Vllssx Clolfena lulle Jaeomet l-xeellent R ltlng llll Voeal solo Rleh Clrlhrlm Pleeolo solo Nngle Beemln Cornet solo l orl w Brass Sextet l Mellssi Grob lorl low Julle .lacomet Beth Stephan Brlln laeob K lren WlTOFd Clood Rlllng tllll Cornet solo 'Vlellssl Grob Superior R ltlng lll Pl lno solo Amy DeBrosse Voell solo llllli. lleomet Lorl low Susan Koon Exeellent Rltlng llll Trombone solo Beth Stephan Voell solo loin C rlst Cornet solo Beth Borders Blssoon solo Sh iron Crawford Alto Slxophone solo Nflonlea Peplot l lute solo l lil lbeth 'VlcBrlde N lnew Mestemaker VN oodwlnd Quintet Angle Beemln TCTCSI HlSSOHg Jaelcle Dever Amy DeBrosse Sh iron C rlvwford Cllrls Trlo Il loin Crist Lorl low lIS1 Monnln Clood Rltlng lllll Cllrlnet solo Brent Knab Cllrlnet Trlo llll Wert7 Brent Knlb Katie Dunson Brtss Sexlel ll Beth Borders lerrl Delterlng Frln Murray Angle D1l lKVNOl'lll Mike Bernlng .loin Crlst Trumpet Qulrtet 'Vllke Kelnhofer CllUdll Taesler Jill lenklns John Stirrett Triple Trlol Sus in Sek is Nfl tri l C heney Kelly Thobe lulle Pl ink Beth Stephan AHEIL Dlnkworth Carll Seewer Beth Muser Superior R ltlng llj Vocal solo K ltle Dunson Pllno solo K ltle Dunson BIFIIOUC horn solo Diane Llnk Flute Qu lrtet Angle Beemin Aim DeBrosse Ellmbeth 'VleBrlde Nan ex 'Vlestemlker l-Xeellenl Rlllng llll Vocal solo llll len ns Flute solo C hrlstlnl Luthman Triple Trio ll C hrlsty Koon Susln Koon Katie Dunson Kristen Helm linger Susln Kleplrey Denise Cncplrey Mary Elliott Colleen Murray Clood Rltlng fllll lrent C l lrlnet solo Ruth I r lntf The music department held its awards banquet at the Winter Gar- dens as in previous years. First, per- formances were given by the glee club, concert band, and show choir. Later, awards for participation and outstanding musicians were an- nounced. Later the same week, the senior awards were given. Students who were outstanding in certain subject areas were the recepients of medal- lions to be worn at graduation. Scholarships were announced and extracurricular certificates were awarded. On the last day of school, teachers and underclassmen ended the year with the Ascension Day Mass fol- lowed by the underclassmen awards assembly. Many students were given recognition for their academic achievements during the school year. A. Freshmen during class time listen and learn. B. Tony Lochtefeld with a mathematics award. C. Lisa, Kelly, and Mary take short- hand. D. Beth Weigel, outstanding senior girlg and Robert Durbin, outstanding senior boy, are congratulated by l'ather laspers. Scholastic Awardsf65 Qs -S C sf

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'til V, Students Honor Mar In Spring .55 tif in A. Angie crowns Mary us the students watch. B. Father Armstrong fin- ishes the service with a prayer. C. The students join in song and prayer. D. This ycar's May Crowning was held on Mrs. Brandewicfs birth- day li. Angie and atten- dants Carla and Julie prepare to crown Mary. This year's May Crowning was held on May IO. Crown- ing the statue of Mary was senior Angie Dankworth with attendants Carla Seewer and Julie Bedinghaus. The May Crowning is a tribute to honor Mary at the beginning ofthe month dedicated to her, the month of May. The ceremony began with a prayer service in the gymnasium, which in- cluded the scriptural rosary and a litany, followed by the crowning held in front ofthe school. I May Crowningf67