Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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MEM OIRS Page 13 BEATRICE V. BOWMAN f Bee J As kind and gentle as a lamb Bee is a little book-worm, as we all know. How- eveqr, her fondness for books does -not prevent her from being kind to all, and doing her school-work well. t'She sits high in all the people's hearts. MATILDA BOWMAN i Till l Deeds, not words Till was the vice-president' of 'twenty for the Junior and Senior years, and Hlled the position well. She is one of the most popular girls in the class, and we are sure that, due to this, she will find life a bed of roses . FRANK C. BOYER QUMHCHJ F00t'ball-2, 3, 4 Baseball-4 Ability in a man is knowledge V Mac demonstrated his ability in his knowledge of football, especially when he was captain of the 1919 team. His favorite sport is to take a holiday from school in L order to visit Philadrlpha. We wonder why.

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Page 12 MEMOIRS IDA S. BOESHORE Frailty the name is woman. Ida is a tall, thin momber of our class. :She is a con- scientious worker, and it is quite certain that she will make a success of whatever she may care to undertake in the future. SIMON P. BOMGARDNER All things come to the man who waits. Simon came to us from the country. To those who are unacquainted with him, Simon seems rather solemn, but, to those who know him, Simon is a droll chap and a good member of the class. He believes in the good old adage, Always remember the golden rule, and learn your lesson well at school. H RENA M, BORGNER t Teeny J As merry as the day is long. Teeny is surely a good booster of our Class. 'She goes to all the L. H. S. games, especially basketball class games. There's a reason. Rena is merry and full of fun, so it was for this reason that she was selected as editor of the Joke Department of Les Memoirs. Rena saw that it was all-done in a short time. Didn't you, Rena?

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..-..-'1,- Y---L-- . i' 2 I f Y, Y , , Taj? ' Jimi? Tl' ig 'YQT-.. Page 14 MEMOIRS B, LEON BRENNER f Irish J I would a jester be, and entertain the company Leon is very restless, and is inclined to tease the girls. He might liuke it, but the girls don't. He's a good sport, however, and always attends class affairs -most faithfully. He contributed his full share toward the making of our class-book. MIRIAM L. BROSS i Mim A harmless flaming meteor, shone for hair Mini is very fond of drawing pretty girl faces. We would rather see her become an -artist than a stenog- rapher, for we are sure Miriam would fill the former posi- X tion much better than the latter. No insult is meant, for Miriam, 'tis only a bit of sage adViC9- l ESTHENR BRUBACHER A oenny for your thoughts Esther was with us only during the Senior year. 'L She is very thoughtful and timid, two qualities which are ad- mirable in woman, the poets say.