Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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TI E AT THE TCP These three people, along with all of the homeroom representa- tives, have accomplished the goal of all class officers-providing the entire class with all needed and necessary information concerning class projects, meetings, fund-rais- ing events, and all other activities. They have been the link between the 323 students of the class of 'SI and senior dean Mr. Ralph White, who has done an excellent job of running all senior classes over the years. The class of I98I has had four very successful years of fund-rais- ing, highlighted by a Sl,600 profit from the March I8th Senior Slave Day. This senior class considers themselves to be the best yet, and it will take some doing to surpass them. FOREIG Sandra Figueroa, l9, of Santa Tecla, EI Salvador and Akiko Murikami, I8, of Takaishi, Osaka in Japan were the LHS exchange students for the ABOVE. SEATED CL to RD-S. Fink fSec.fTreas.J, M. Early CPres.J, S. Weddle QV. Pres.D. STANDING QL RJ-D. Barry, B. Feldenzer, R. Poorman, L. Massar, J. Weiss, A. Gordon, D. Kurtz. J. Sando, T. Dellinger Howard. BELOW. STANDING-Sandra Figueroa. SEATED. Ak Murikami. FRIE DS I980-SI school year. Akiko was involved in the Youth for Understanding s program and Sandra's trip was planned and provided by the Youth Ex- change Service. Akiko, who lived with Mrs. Charles Baeckert, 42I Weidman Street. likes to read. write and listen to music in her spare time. Able to speak Japa- s nese and English well and a little Spanish learned at LHS. she hopes, someday, to work for the United Nations. 5 ln contrast to Akiko's experience with language was Sandra's problems l with English. Sandra speaks Spanish, and according to senior guidance counselor Mr. Chepulis, the exchange program director at LHS, her primary goal at the beginning of the year was to speak English. The Reverend Bruce Ellingson was her sponsor, and her future plans include a college education. I8 J sr .6 Q

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ANITA ANSPACH DENISE ARNOLD JOHN ARNOLD DIANE ATWOOD DOUGLAS BARRY MICHAEL BEARD WILLIAM BARRETT BARRY BASSELGIA ANSPACH, ANITA MARIE: Business, Spanish Club I2, French Club-3-4, Bowling CIub-I- 2, Tri-Hi-Y-3-4, Pep Club-2-3-4, Jr. Tri- Hi-Y-I-2, FBLA-2, FSA-3-4 CTreas. 45. Girls Track-4. ARNOLD, DENISE J.: Academicg German Club-2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y-3-4, HR Rep-I-2-3. Student Council-4, Pep Club-2-3-4, Gap-2-3-4, Student Trainer-4 CFootbaII. Soccer, Field hockeyj. ARNOLD, JOHN F.: Academics Lab Assis- tant-4, Varsity Wrestling-4. ATWOOD, DIANE LOUISE: General. BARRETT, WILLIAM L.: General. BARRY, DOUGLAS FREDERICK: Academic: Key Club-I-2-3-4 QV-Pres.-45, Honor Soci- ety-2-3-4 fTreas.-45, Boys Varsity Bas- ketbaIIm3-4, Newsette-3, Bowling CIub-I- 2. H.R. Rep.-4, J.V. Boys Basketball-2, JV Baseball-I. Octagon Club-3-4 fPres.-45. Lodestone-4 CSports Editorj, Astronomy CIubH3. All County Basketball-4, Cente- nary All-American-4. BASSELGIA, BARRY ALLEN: Academics Con- cert Choir--2-3-4, Musical-I-2-4, Stage Crew-2-3-4, Chorus-I, Key Club-I-2-3-4. HikingfBackingpacking Club-I-2, Librar- ian-I-2, Vo-Tech-3-4. BEARD, MICHAEL STEPHEN: Academics Key Club-I-2-3-4, Lodestone-4, J.V. Foot- ballhl, Boys Varsity Basketball-2-3-4, J.V. Boys Basketball-I, J.V. Baseball-I, All-Sec- tion-All-County-All-League Basketball Honors-3-4. I9