Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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THE STARS MOG LIGI-ITI G While the majority of our seniors find it difficult enough to balance their time between academics and athletics, others have taken even more of a bur- den upon themselves by working at the various places of employment in our community. Aside from contending with the assignment ladled out daily by their de- manding math, science, and English teachers, these students often flip hamburgers, dish out ice cream, and bag groceries for up to 16 hours in a weekend. Woe to poor souls who work late on weeknights. We all know these people. There's always a few amongs usp they're the ones facing the wratl of those teachers whose fury is easilj incited over the frequently incompleti assignments they carry with them in conspicuously, they think, to class They are invariably the people mos called upon in class. In conclusion, the next time you are ordering a Double Beef Cheeseburger and you have to get home to finish 2 term paper, take pity on the persor behind the counterg hefshe has it mucl worse, than you. Above: Candy Gettler keeps the snack ba looking spiffy at the Good Samaritan Hospital. Left: The more the minimum wage paid by tl Good Samaritan is enough to induce Kevi Bradley into wearing a sanitary cap.

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LEBANON HIGH SCI-IOGL 1000 South Eighth Street Lebanon, PA 17042 17171 273-9391 Volume XIV Act Act Act Act Act Act Act Act Act Act Act Act PROGRAM Theme Senior Picture Seniors Student Life Sports Underclassmen Activities Faculty Lodestone Staff Senior Activities Ads Index Epilogue 2 14 18 48 56 94 118 150 164 168 184 200

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light: Senior class president Lynnea Groff rusies herself pouring coffee at Eckardls Family testaurant. Selowz After school Scott Wagner undergoes he amazing transformation from ordinary student 0 stock boy at Foodland, Below: Kelly Flamm works the register at Rea and Derrick drugstore. Q. Above: Wendy Field tries her hardest to total up a bill without looking at a Dixie Driveeln menu. Left: Jim Dasher keeps the dishes squeaky clean at Horn and Horn restaurant in the Plaza.