Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Andrew Shumway and Ben Ray pose a smiling friend they met in Cat Anatomy. ez Scott Gronceski demonstrates the method of answering multiple choice Us Above: Yearbook Editor, Caren Shaak, b out as the first deadline approaches. Left: Bryan Kaplan braved twenty-four inches of snow to dig out a slightly frozen friend, UITIS

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SENIORITIS You've seen it happen to your older friends, and teachers have warned you of it, but it won't happen to youg maybe your peers, but not you. Then, one day, you find yourself chatting in the courtyard with your friends while three home- work assignments lay unfinished in your locker. Soon you find that you no longer feel compelled to do your class work that you would rather spend more time with your friends. During slave day you do childish things which you swore off at puberty, but you really don't care. While sleeping uneasily, in one of your more boring classes it hits you-you've got senioritis. You snap awake and look around at your friends. They are talking, or sleeping or marking their passing by making strange drawings in their text books. You realize that it is not laziness which causes senioritis but rather the knowledge that the opportunity to work is just beginning and the opportunity to talk with your friends and take it easy is fast approaching its end. Through the rest of your class you sleep more restfully. Above: Compatible lab partners, Lenny Kaighn and Cathy Crawford. Right: The incessant easy listening music in Lebanon High finally gets to Ken Shutter as he walks down the corrider.

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PAMELA R. APPLE DAWN MARIE ARNOLD JAME F. ARNOLD D. DAVID ATTWOOD APPLE, PAMELA R.: Academic, Class Officer 1lSec. Tres.l, French Club 2-3-4, Lodestone 4, Girls' Basket- ball 2, Pep Club 3, Science Lab. Asst. 2, Class Officer 4lV.-Pres.l, Softball 1- 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-y 3,4lTres.-45 ARNOLD, DAWN MARIE: Vo-Tech. ARNOLD, JAME F.: Academic, Foot- ball 4, Science Lab. Asst. 4 ATTWOOD, D. DAVID: Academic, Astronomy Club 2-3-4, Bicycle Safety 3-4, Computer Club 1-2-3-4, Games Club 2-3-4, G.A.P. 3, Gifted Program 1-2-3-4, Lodestone 4, Key Club 4, De- bating Club 4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Octagon Club 1-2-3-4, Science Lab Asst. 3-4, Musical 3-4, Play 4, Stage Crew 2-3-4, Math Team 1-2-3-4, Youth Traffic Safety 3-4 BAISH, RICHARD L.: Vo-Techg Foot- ball 1 BARRETT, MASHONNA LYNNE: Vo-Tech, Concert Choir 4, Softball 4 BATDORF, STEVEN COREY: Vo- Tech. BAUM, KENNETH S.: Vo-Tech, Ten- nis 1-2-3 BECK, DARREN E.:'Vo-Tech. BISHOP, RONALD E.: Vo-Tech. 18 RICHARD L. BAISH KENNETH S. BAUM ,Wt .lame Arnold and fellow unstructured seniors bask in the sun. Jame, like mo seniors, found the courtyard to be a welcome repose from the academic pre sure inherent at L.H.S. and. of course, the clamoring hordes of girls who fo lowed Jame throughout the year, MASHONNA LYNNE BARRETT STEVEN COREY BATDORF DARREN E. BECK RONALD E. BISHOP