Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Below: Their peculiar style of dancing amuses even Scott McCauley and Emily Seibert. Middle: Wendy Field, Queen, supports a swooning king, Scott Clements, who looks a bit faint from all the excitement, Right: Do you think Mr. Barry and Mr. Coles make a lovely royal couple? Twenty-four inches of snow delayed it for a week but the general atmosphere inside the cafeteria during the Sweetheart Dance was unaffected by the chilly weather outside. From eight to eleven, couples danced to the mostly slow music pro- vided by f'Dance to the Music. When they werenlt dancing they sat at the alternating pink and white tables placed at both ends of the cafeteria eating heart shaped cookies and drinking punch. Halfway through the dance, Mr. Barry announced that the students had elected lat a penny a votel Scott Clements and Wendy Field as the Sweetheart King and Queen. Two large wicker chairs facing the fountain in the middle of the dance floor served as their thrones. Later in the evening, Emily Seibert and Scott McCauley took it upon y-.. l themselves to entertain the other couples with some Law- rence Welkish style dancing. As the cafeteria emptied the couples back into the cold night, the consensus of the couples seemed to be that the inconveniences caused by the sudden delay were well worth a week's wait. 5- :emi '.' 'Q' :vm-I F101 litfl all bove: Sweetheart Court: Scott Wagner, Doug Feeman, Dave Hartman, Wolf. Wendy Field, Bonnie Charles and Kelly Nelson, reg Gingrich, Jeff Fralick, Scott Clements, Holly Heilman, Betsy Page, Sue

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Below. First runner up, Bonnie Charles accompa nies her date toward the waiting line of corvettes. I I E I I 5 On Friday, October 8, during the half-time festivities of the Lancaster- McCaskey game, the six girls elected as members of our Homecoming Court were honored. Bonnie Charles, He- lene Ebright, Wendy Field, Lynnea Groff, Betsy Page, and Suzanne Wolf comprised the court, each of whom was presented with a corsage during the ceremony and introduced to the more than boisterous crowd. Last year's queen, Sue Snyder, was on hand to crown the newly selected queen, Sue Wolf, and present her with a bouquet of roses and a con- gratulatory embrace. The following night, L.H.S. held its annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y, to honor the girls. Prior to the dance, a dinner was held in the Cafeteria fa notion deemed ludicrod by the general school populacel. Th dinner, which seemed doomed t failure actually drew 52 couples, aboi half of the number who attended th dance. Those with enough spine t come to the dinner found it to be su prisingly pleasant. It seems that th cafeteria, bedecked with fine linen an soft candlelight, fa profound deviatio from its normal chaotic atmosphere proved to be far more conducive t the romantic mood than wa imaginable. All in all, the evening was an enjoy able one, which provided lasting an fond memories for all-comers, and a the couples each piled out to the cars, not one could suppress a si and a last look toward the dance floo Above: Ken Shutter escorts second runner Above: Rain, earlier in the evening, stopped long enough for the crowning oi up, Wendy Field, Homecoming Queen, Sue Wolf.

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UNDERSTUDIES The dutiful understudies in our production are of course, our underclassmen. Like ducklings in taking their first tentative attempts at swim- ming while following their mother, our neophytes are analogous in a sense. Looking to the seniors for guidance Knot always the wisest ideal, they make their fledgling attempts at social, aca- demic, and athletic experimentation. Most come through the experience much the better, metamorphosizing from an inept student to a potential senior, a title held in high regard here at L.H.S. Top: Sophomores Jim Gaidos, Todd Richwine, Fred Stickler and an overzeal- ous Rick Beard enjoy an L.H.S. game. Above: Gleeful painters Maggie Snow and Yvonne Wise ready themselves for the twilers painting barrage. ,.. Top: Chris Cunningham takes a break from her usual yelling and screaming during a pep as- sembly. Above: Another joyous student, Tracy Patches, smiles, content in the knowledge that she's getting a first-class education here at L.H,S.