Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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MR. HOLLINGER- Let's start at letter 'D,' which stands for Daniel and a lot of other things . . . good-natured.-MR. ALBERT-Puts his heart and soul into his profession . . . tinkers with the piano . . . enioys those Choir parties.-MRS. DEITER- Perfect example for her gym classes . . . her home is adequately equipped for building muscles . . . supervises all the girls' intramurals. -MR. SAUNDERS-His perfection in music has made him the widely known band conductor . . . commands respect through his abilities.-MR. FARRELL-Practices what he teaches . . . previ- ously a backfield player for the Pittsburgh Steelers. MR. CLAYTON E. HOLLINGER, MR. J. ROSS ALBERT, MRS. HELEN M. DEITER, MR. R. LESLIE SAUNDERS MR. EDWARD FARRELL, JR. MR SANDERS-Financial matters don't bother lm . inhabits a sleek blue trailer . . . iokes are his specialties.-MISS WIERMAN-Artistic develops the talent in others . . . many deco- rations in the school are the results of her guid- ance -MRS. KIRKWOOD-Petite and charming uses boundless imagination and enthusiasm in teaching culinary and homemaking arts.- MISS NIXON-Responsible for many of L.H.S.'s fashion plates . . . interested in others . . . anyone need a needle and thread? MR. EVERETT SANDERS, MISS JULIA A. WIERMAN. MRS. LUCILLE KIRKWOOD, MISS LEONORE F. NIXON. MR. RADCLIFFE-Auto ace . . . How's that car, felIows? . . . hates the continuous sound of horns . . . Ye gads!! -MR. MATTERS-He's taken, girls . . . is sometimes mistaken for a student . . . handsome.-MR. SPRECHER-A reg- ular guy . . . has a charming appeal to the younger set . . . topnotch mechanic.-MR. WAR- FEL-Busiest of shop teachers as head of the print shop . . . is relied upon to produce adver- tisements of all kinds . . . adviser to Newsette. MR. WARREN K. RADCLIFFE, MR. CHARLES MATTERS, MR. CARL A. SPRECHER, MR. ARTHUR F. WARFEL.

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MISS HOFFER-Gets across what she is teaching . . . likes people who are punctual.-MR. SAVAGE -Inquires when taking all kinds of notes from students, Where were you yesterday? -MR. LAUTHER-Well-dressed bachelor . . . full of pep and fun . . . thinks highly of his efficient tape recorder.-MR. KIMMELL-Works hard for the betterment of the mathematics and bookkeeping classes.-MISS WAGNER-Getting along with others iust comes naturally to her . . . seldom becomes angry . . . well-liked. MISS MARY G. HOFFER, MR. RALPH H. SAVAGE, MR. EDWARD P. LAUTHER, MR. J. HAROLD KIMMELL, MISS SARAH K. WAGNER. MR. LINN-Booming voice . . . experienced actor . . . produces fine dramatic productions.-MISS CHRISTIANSON-Always has a group in her homeroom . . . gives advice to those who present their problems to her . . . lots of fun.-MISS ROSS-Upholds the rules of etiquette to her pupils . . . friendly . . . every class is like an adventure for both pupil and teacher.-MR. WENGER-Likes to tell amusing stories . . . shy grin . . . easy to talk with . . . his humorous classes add to the enioyment of English. MR. W. BEN LINN, MISS BARBARA C. CHRISTIAN- SON, MISS MARTHA H. ROSS, MR. EZRA WENGER. MR. HOPPLE-Excellent craftsman . . . ready to undertake work for the use of the community and school upon request.-MR. BRESSLER-- Guides the boys in electric shop to undertake and complete many projects of value to all city schools . . . has a friendly word for all.-MR. LOWNSBERRY-Gregarious . . . molds young men into future metalsmiths . . . helpful . . . loves to hunt deer.-MR. FOLLETT-This lanky draft- ing teacher knows how to get along with the fellows . . . drives a hot car. MR. MARLIN E. HOPPLE, MR. HAROLD E. BRESSLER, MR. NORTON E. LOWNSBERRY, MR. LEWIS M. FOLLETT.

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MISS HOFFMAN-Busy sponsor of many activi- ties . . . her assistance is often needed in trans- lating the familiar classics . . . conscientious tutor.-MRS. ESHLEMAN-Expert on cars . . . commutes from Lancaster . . . This is supposed to work. -MR. LUTZ-Newcomer to the faculty . . . hails from Reinerton, Pennsylvania . . . re- spected by all of the boys' health classes.-MISS METZGER-The perfect solution to those who find the card catalog a puzzle . . . chief guardian of the volumes of learning.-MISS DONOUGH- Proves that Latin is not al dead language . . . hilarious at odd moments . . . eager to help her pupils. MISS RUTH HOFFMAN, MRS. HENRIETTA ESI-ILEMAN, MR. RALPH LUTZ, MISS STELLA METZGER, MISS ETHEL DONOUGH. MISS JOAN L. NICHOLS, MR. D. HIGH KAUFFMAN, MRS. HILDA E. LONGENECKER, MISS R. EILEEN McCONNELL. MR. WARGO-Enthusiastic outdoor's man . . . hunting and fishing are his favorite pastimes . . . enioys telling his classes about his previous experiences.-MRS. KASE-The guiding light of the Student Council . . . always looks to the optimistic side. - MRS. SINCAVAGE - Henry Houck's contribution to L.H.S.'s Health Depart- ment . . . a popular caller at square dances.- MR. FUNK-Always welcomed visitors to home- room 227B . . . a very willing favor-doer . . . sympathetic counsellor. MR. WILLIAM P. WARGO, MRS. GRACE E. KASE, MRS. EMMA SINCAVAGE, MR. CLARENCE FUNK. MISS NICHOLS-Energetic . . . has a helping hand and smile for all . . . is the mastermind of the LODESTONE staff . . . an inspiration to all students.-MR. KAUFFMAN-Debonair . . . able coach of the track team . . . usually cool, calm, and collected . . . daily commuter from Reading.-MRS. LONGENECKER-Capable coach of L.H.S.'s orators . . . You'lI have to work a little harder if you want that 'A ' . . . English made interesting.-MISS McCONNELL-Affable . . . has a sincere interest in dramatic training and production . . . her cheery smile is always with her.