Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Mr. George Mayhoffer Mr. Clarence White Mr. William Wargo Mr. David Kupp Mr. James Cleland Mr. Robert Hess Mr. Charles Snavely Mr. John Detwiler Mr. Newton Burgner, M.A., University of Pennsylvania, M.S., University of Chicago. Mr. James Cleland, B.S. Education, Millersville State College. Mr. John Coles, B.S. Education, Millersville State College. Mr. John Detwiler, B.A., Lebanon Valley College Mr. Robert Hess, M.A., West Virginia University Mr. David Kupp, B.S., Millersville State College. Mr. George Mayhoffer, M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Albert Sincavage, Department Head, M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Charles Snavely, B.S., Millersville State College. Mr. Robert Turner, A.B., Elizabethtown College. Mr. John Tuscano, B.S. Education, Millersville State College. Mr. William Wargo, M.Ed., Temple University. Mr. Clarence White, M.A. Education, Millersville State College. Mr. Albert Sincavage, Department Head Faculty 19

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Humanities Classes Study Many Phases Of Art And Literature Philosophy, visual arts, literature, and music are just some of the phases of humanities. The members of the humanities class participate in many projects and com¬ plete many papers relative to these areas. The main purpose of the philosophical phase of hu¬ manities is to find what we, as human beings, are all about. In doing so, the members of the class write var¬ ious research papers about famous philosophers and are given questions to answer concerning them. The main project for the group is the production of a television show describing the aims and objectives of the humanities program. Two students are made co-chairmen and compose a script which is presented on the air by the class. Although the humanities program involves diverse areas of the arts, the result of the students’ efforts is a unified feeling of accomplishment by the year’s end. ■ 1 f ? h J A, % is Mr. Newton Burgner Mr. John Tuscano Mr. John Coles Mr. Robert Turner

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Kathy Andrews, B.S. Health and Physical Education, Slippery Rock State College. Mr. George Deiter, M.Ed. Administration, Temple University. Mrs. Helen Deiter, Department Head, B.S. Physical Education and Science, East Stroudsburg College. Mr. Edward Farrell, M.Ed., University of Pittsburg. Mrs. Marlene Lesher, B.S. Health and Physical Education, Beaver College. Mr. Ralph Lutz, B.S., West Chester College. Mr. Daniel Rossi, B.S., East Stroudsburg State College. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Benjamin Bow, B.S. Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Lewis Follett, M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Thomas Foltz, Department Head, B.S., Millersville State College. Mr. Donald Lansberry, M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Frank Reich, B.S., Pennsylvania State University. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Lucille Kirkwood, M.S., Pennsylvania State University. Miss Leonore Nixon, Department Head, M.A., Home Economics Administration, New York University. Mrs. Margaret Sowers, B.S. Carnegie-Mellon University. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Larry Arnold, B.S. Music Education, Muskingum College. Mr. Anthony Gerace, M.Ed. Music, Pennsylvania State University. Mrs. Kathryn Heckard, B.S. Music Education, Lebanon Valley Conservatory of Music. ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mary Grace Loose, B.S., Art Education, Kutztown State College. Mr. Gene Van Dyke, M. Art Education, Miami University. Mr. Ralph Lutz Mrs. Helen Deiter, Department Head Mrs. Marlene Lesher Mr. Edward Farrell Mr. Daniel Rossi Mrs. Kathy Andrews Mr. George Deiter