Lebanon Catholic High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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-S Oldest tunnel in the United States Millard's Lime Works Nj '!!'.,'9s-L l Atv.-5 ,lg -vi Typical well-kept farm v- 4 I ' i l . -A fbfk'-Y Our own Assumption Hill sl . Ab '-B I I Entrance to Comwall F umace

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We Are Dr uc! of CUP LEBANGN Lebanon is a community of 31,000, which is living, growing, and serving human needs. It is a town set in the midst of prosperous farms. Through it run the main-line tracks of the Reading Railroad and the Cornwall Railroad. Through it also courses much-traveled U.S. highway 422. A motorist driving down this highway would have to pay at- tention to Lebanon on his way through. It is not just another town to slow down for, as you can see from the views we have selected. , 1' E, I as . 5-2.1-'ff ,.,w-Y., 2- ' - K N. Eighth and Cumberland I , if if-3 ., , I ' Comwall Mines-the oldest iron-ore mine in the country Lebanon Post Oflice Lebanon Valley College of basketball fame

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We Are Droud f Cbur CATHCDLIC , ' I I f y + , 1 1 .r- vi- in-,Q 7 , We begin school 5fV,',jg U v :gt ' I o , with Solemn High 1 ' 5 ' ' '1 I si gl it f Mass in honor of , 7 fx ' QW 2' + -iv- the Holy Ghost. '11, ll yn. , , '38 Y 1 - I 'Q .4 J ry . 1 f I 1 Q 5 fl' V V I? ' 'J' Wm Monsignor speaks to student body and stresses the words- Put first things first-to know Gocl and Jesus Christ Whom He has sent. Now this is eternal life. rf ' asf: , ' N' ,- ,: 3 X fs .f I rs ,rw uhm,-W1 f '-'B -1 XVe are ready for another scholastic year because we hive lust assisted 'it Holv Mass. In the foreground: C. Horn L Brunelll P Llttle XV Arnold C Arnold j. Coppenhaver, E. Stickler.