Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Page 24 g MEMOIRS DOROTHY E. HELMS f D.it J Most resplendent hair Dorothy is short but sweet. Pcrhaps the sweetness is caused by candy, of which she is very fond Dot, .how- ever, is not selflshg on the contrary, she is 'most generous, and tries to make everyone as sweet as herself by giving them candy. ' in MIRIAM M. HERR f Mim J Better be happy than wise Mlm, who comes from Ebenezer, is a good member ot' our class. She's always smiling, but rather quiet ex- cept when she talks. In spite of this most unusual f?J characteristic, Mlm is a fine girl. ' CATHERINE M. HFMMELBERGER C'Kit J None but such as are good can give good thihgs Kit is a shy little maiden. We are sure she will 'be quite happy in her future life, for she always finishes what she begins to do. Her future employer will indeed be a lucky person.

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MEM OIRS Page 23 HAZEL M. HARTZ Q Bobbie J Good temper, like a sunny day, shede brightness over everything Bobbie is a. very tranquil maiden who is capable of being a good friend. Where can Hazel be seen without Myrtle? We hope that in the time to come, they'1l have positions in the same otlice, for they are inseparable com- panions, IRENE F. HEILMAN l Rene l Virtue is like a rich stone-best plain set Irene is a queen of virtue. She is very generous with her school-work, which everyone copies but herself. She is one of our best commercial students, and is liked by students and faculty. ARTHUR D. HEISEY l Art 'J I do profess to be no less than I seem lt seems Art has eyes only for the Freshmen girls. He evidently likes them young and sweet. But he isn't averse to the Senior girls, for he likes to work his Physics experiments in the laboratory with the girls of '20.

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Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love MEMOIRS Page 25 FORREST B. HIMMELBERGER f Dead Man J Guaranteed to be perfectly harmless We exhibit for your approval, Dead Man Himmel- berger. He is quite dead in the commercialgzdepart- ment-ask his instructors. Forrest believes in getting his work by hook or crook, thus: I don't care how I get il, says he, it's just that I'll get it! HENRY L. HOMAN i Hen J Basketball-3, 4 Football-2, 3, 4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-3, 4 We can roll every maxim into one-think ! Hen, was one of the real stars of our football team, and sometimes uses the basketball floor for a gridiron. Henry, unlike the majority of his friends, does not pay any attention to the girls. But the girls-especially when Hen1'y's playing basketball-can be heard saying: Oh, isn't he cute? Henry, such is life! JOSEPHINE M. HOUCK i Jo l Jo is a witty girl-that's why she was on the Joke Committee. 'She's a true sport, and is alvsays ready to do anything within reason. She's fond of wielding the drawing pencil, and is clever with it, too.