Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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THE LODE STONE 12160 KW-v BERNICE M. ACHENBACH Bernie K.T.K. Club--3 Latin Club-3 Novelty Club-3 Typing Club-2 Bernice loves reading. She plans to be a teacher, and with her unruffled temperament we think she will be an ideal one. JAMES ALBRIGHT Jimmie Hi-Y Club-2, 3 Printing l'lul1-2.3! S.I.S. Club--3 Tennis Team-3 jim will not grow grayheaded studying, but he will debate, late and early, on the fine points of tennis. His unruffled composure is a result of his early morning itinerary. RICHARD ARMPRIESTER Dick French Club-V3 Hi-Y Club-1, 2, 21 Richard is one of those timid and quiet members of our class. He has great ability, but he seems to hide it under a bushel. DOROTHEA E. ARNOLD Dot French Club-1,3 Latin Club-3 Needlevrzift Club-2 Typing ffluh-3 Dot usually displays a' reserved and stuclious attitude. Although she is so quiet, she is always ready for fun. A really good sport is Dot! MAE ARNOLD French Club-I Ne-etllecraft Pluh-22 English St'raph:mk-Il Ever giggling, always effervescing, and al- ways ready to say what she thinks. Mae is something of a general tease. GEORGE BACHMAN Crock Buys' Glee Club-1, 2, Sl French Pluh-3 Debating Ulub-3 Orchestra-I, 22, 3 Lndestone Staff This exuberant boy bubbles over with the joy of living. Every word from his well-Filled knowledge box brings tidings of an equally well-stocked laughter-shelf. HELEN E. BAER Daddies Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3 D6 RB Pu C'lulJ-3 Trl-Hi-X'-1, 2, 3 VVho VS'ouldn't Be Crazy Can you imagine an important dramatic production without this dainty little lady in the leading role? We can't.

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THE LODES'1'ON1 579' 1676.9 RICHARD A. BAUS Tweed Debating Club-1, 2 Ludestone Staff Newsette Staff-3 Uratorical Contest Photography Club-3 Caesar had his Brutusg Charles I had his Cromwellg George III had his coloniesg and Rabbi Davidson had his Dicky the Boss. ANNA MAYE BECKLEY Shorty Art Ulub-2. 3 Orchestra-1. 2,3 Recreational Club-2 A short and demure young lady. One of the talented violinists of our class. She comes to school earlyg but remember, The early bird catches the worm. MARY E. BEDNAR Petite Dramatic Club-3 French Club-3 Rhythmic Club-I Typing Club-2 Knot- Turn Kee Club-3 Mary is a jolly, pleasant comrade. Seldom do we see her frown. Sometimes she expresses her thoughts poetically. CYRIL BENDER Pfeflel Archery Club--2 Smi Hua Fia Club-3 Red and Blue Strength Trio-3 As Cyril is a member of the Red and Blue Strength Trio, his hobby is the development of muscle. I-le has completed the Smith Hughes Course. ALICE BENNETCH Al Debating' Club-1 Ilraniutic Club-3 K. T. K. Club-3 Rhythmic Club-2 Latin Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y Club-1, 2, ll This trim little ladyls voice is ever soft, gentle, and low. And oh, how often we are privileged to hear this music in the corridor! MAYNARD BERGNER I Mayne Library Club-2, 3 Student Council-2 Track Maynardls hobby is biology. Imagine this well-groomed, young gentleman in a green field, in the summer time, hunting defenseless butterflies and grasshoppers to their deaths. PEARL LOUISE BERGER Polly Girls' Basketball-1, 2 Glee Club-1, 2, 3 Literary Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y Club-2, 3 In this case P stands for pep. At all hours she may be heard laughing or talking with the remaining three of the 'Tour Horsemen of North Fourth Street.