Lehman High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

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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

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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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A. llex wheres the ball? B. This is my type of day C. Kellys ready for action. D. some rays. F. .lennifer and Connie take a break. G. Baseball is always a competitive sport. X Senior MII. NN Tracy prepares to serve the volley ball. li. Thejunior boys catch tri, i 1 K N K A - K-.. -- if -K 7 f.fi X . A 3' i v .Vr- r . ,,,,. z M . , . , la M 'XR ff --,mem trt, .W . .yi . 'i .fi 1 . ' l i . ik 5 f . N ' ' it .Q l f .:..,.,.-- -- . t fi' U .. K ., , ...... isa...-ss. 5-X -5 , , .,,, . .. ., ts. i imiqm.. A. e a a t if . D X - P -- i - ' . .. -.K H . .... , Vw! . .tg M . .R K- an . 'N t '- ' sf x 68fField Da -sw it f V M ....a.....a. Field Day is an annual event in which the students and teachers participate in various activities such as football, basketball, volleyball, softball, tug-of-war, balloon toss, and relay races. The goal of this day is to have the students get together in friendly competition. Points are acquired for each game won by a class and the class with the most points is declared the winner at the end of the day. This year, the seniors came out victorious, followed by the sophomores, then the juniors, and finally, the freshmen. lt was a fun day for all involved. Y