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 15 EARL A. BRUBAKER Hail fellow, well met Earl, another of our classmates from the country, is a jolly good friend to all. His chief ambition is to graduate from Princeton, from which institution we are sure he will graduate with high honors. JOHN BURDAN Football-2, 3, 4 Better be zgnorant ofa matter than haU know it John is one of the huskies of the class. He never fell in love until he was a Senior, but when he finally fell. he fell hard. We suppose he'll keep on falling until Miss Right comes along, and then he'll settle d.wn forever t?J and live on ice-cream and love. W, BRUNNER CAMPBELL f Brun J Thera's a good time coming, boys! The end of Brun's hopes and dreams was witnessed at midnight' January 16, 1920. He has not quite recovered from this blow, but nevertheless he can always be seen I out for la good time. Brun is very fond of dispensing hospitality to the boys and girls in his Overland , 1