Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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but able advice was always available for them. Greetings- lt is a pleasure to greet you, the Seniors, at graduation time and ex- tend to you warmest congratulations and best wishes for happiness and success in the future. It is true that we shall miss you, but the fine things which you have accomplished as in- dividuals and as a class will remain with us as a definite part ofthe school and its tradition. Your talent for get- ting things done will now serve in a larger community. Principal WILLIAM PAUL YINGST Vice Principal

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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.

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The Labyrinth of halls was bewildering, but they soon became acclimatedf' Class Colors Blue and White President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer ....... Assistant Treasurer Class Dean ...... CLASS MOTTO By courage and by faith. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ... .-.-..--.. Class of 1959 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Back: George Zeigler, Miss Barbara C. Christianson. Center: John Detwiler, Roberta Benninghoff. Front: Patricia Miller, Barbara Gilbert. 1 Class Flower Violet . . . George Zeigler .. . . .. John Detwiler . . . . Roberta Benninghoff .. . . . . Patricia Miller Barbara Gilbert Miss Barbara Christianson