Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Page 28 MEMOIRS EDITH C. KLICK l Chicken J How far that Iittie candle throws its beams ! Chicken is one of the babit:s of the class. She surely is a bright little girl, having led our honor roll many times. Even though she is small, she is not insig- n'ficant, for she has a character which is tiue and upright, LEE A. KLINE I hear, yet say not much, but think the more Lee is a small man of the class, He tries hard to get his studies-sometimes he gets them, sometimes he doe 'n't. Althuugh it is not generally knawn, Le? is fond of the fair sex in a shy, reserved way. LIZZIE KRALL Yet in thy heart what human sympathies Lizzie is another of our out-of-town classmates. Dur- , irg the last year sh? showed herself to be a steady work- er. and won a little corner in the hearts of all her fellow- students.

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MEM OIRS Page 27 VIOLA R. KEENAN Slender and gracejfl as a reed Viola is a tall, low-spoken girl of our class. Perhaps hor tallne:s is emphasized by her high coiffure, She sure- ly will one day make a good and pretty stenographer. KEHLER E. KIMMEL Sober even to solemnily' Kehlcr is a sober member of the class of '20, In spite of the ge,n.e 'al air of solemnity which surrounds him, he can become quite drunk with fun and frolic sometimes. Abzut three months before school closed, Kehler surprised all of us by enlisting. Although we were sorry to lose him, we were proud to know that he enlisted in the serv- ice of his country. THEODORE E. KLEISER f Ted J BaseballH4 ' Men, of few words are the best men Ted is one of our developing young Hnanciers. He surzly is very busy, but believes in mixing pleasure with business. But, all work and no play would make Ted a dull boy. and no one would care to have that happen. S m, we think Ted is right, after all. l

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4 I .- MEMOIRS5 ' Page 29 1' f ' K ' 'MARGARET c. KLOPP Our greatest glory consists in not falling, but in rising every ,I time wefall Margaret is la very conscientious little worker, who was our classmate only-during the Senior year. We are all ready to help Margaret when sh-e is in need, because she iss so grateful, that one is, well repaid by her thank- fulness, 'ELIZABETH M. KREIDER ' To do our neighbors all the good we can Elizabeth surely likes high school, for during hier lour years- she has trudged to school from away out in de country, nearly every day. Everyone admires her for thiseit seems as tholugh she must be in an earnest quest , 1 for knowledge. w l ' EDITH KULP Glee Club-2, 3, 4 ' i'She that could think and ne'er disclose her mind Edith is a tall girl in our class 'whose disposition cor- responds to her size. She has a large, generous heart in which there is space for all of the Senior Class. We are glad for Edith-because a friend such as she is always in great demand. ' l