Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Left: lohn Shutter inspects one of the instruments brought to Loser's Music Store to be repaired. Below: Ringing up sales at her fathers store is lisa Burkh0Ider's job. N'Wi' vwavwww, ,,., V Left: Mike Reb takes a minute to smile for the Above: For film-maker Henry Patschke, a job at photographer while working on a truck at the Colonial Theatre was a natural Choice. Kleinfelter's Chevrolet. LTUDENT LIFE ' STUDENT LIFE ' STUDENT LIFE ' STUDENT LIFE o STUDENT Part-time Jobs

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WE'VE GOT THE EXPERIENCE WANTED: Retail Sales Manager. Experience a must. Contact . . . How often we looked at these ads and wondered how we were to gain experience. Luckily for some of the students at LHS, a few local businesses were willing to hire younger workers. While getting that experience, we also earned some extra money for the little things in life. But often, once we had the money, we didn't have the time to spend it because we were working. Yes, working also meant responsibility and missing a lot of activities. Was it worth it? Sometimes it didn't seem to be, but as our savings accounts grew for college, or as we bought our new motorcycles, we began to see the usefulness of all that hard work. Below: Service with a smile! is joe Barr's motto as he pumps gas at Blouch's Mobil. 6 ,I ,sl i Above: How does Lori Baker keep her trim f ure while working at Wolfgang Candies? Left: What would the Daily News spo department do without lohn Gates? Part-time Jobs

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BATTLI G BOREDOM Of the 168 hours in each week, only 35 were spent in school. That left 133 hours to consume, and when we weren't eating or sleeping, we had to find something to do. That certainly was a problem! Nights offered football and basketball games, but only when in season. And parties were fun, if you could find one. lf disco appealed to you, the llOasis was the place to go. If not, you waited for a rock concert and prayed for tickets. In sheer desperation, you could take an ever-popular cruise around the circuit or a walk around the mall. Winter weekends also posed a problem. A basketball league at the YMCA took care of a few people, but the rest stayed at home in front of the television and waited for nightfall. In nicer weather, golf, a bike ride, or any outdoor activity could occupy the time. A few students had no problem filling their spare time-they worked on the 1982 LODESTONE!! Entertainment 5 i . Top Left: Many students attended rock con- Top: Even with the high price of gas, cruising i certs at Hershey or Philadelphia. popular. Bret Bender is a well-known 'lmotor-heau Above: Many people 'drove out to the golf c just fore the fun of it. Dave Foreman around,