Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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IHE I ODESTONE git-bf 4615: MAE FISHER Mick English Club-fl Rhythmic Cluh-2, 2 Trl-Hi-Y f'lulJ42, 3 The second member of the Four Horsemen. Mae contributes to her group her share of jollity and also her inseparable companion- a bag of sweets. ALICE E. FOCHT , Fochty De lie Pu Club-Il English Club-2, 3 Needlecraft Flub-l Typing Club-2 Ergophobia? Some persons nod their heads, but they should shake them. Alice is more like a jolly junior than a dignified senior. CLEMENT FORTNA Clem Blind-1. 2, Ji Buys' Glee Fluh-Il Ffmtball-2, 2 Track-2 Gym Fluh-1 Just look what the wind blew here! Never serious, always lumbering about, even up and down the aisles when reciting in the class room. But there! Clem certainly is big- hearted. Jos Fox Fox Newsette Staff-3 Dohatinar C'luh-2, IZ German Club-IZ Buys' Ornturical Contest The said boy is an eloquent orator, an in- cipient philosopher and a lexicographical hypersyllabicsequipeclelian. ROSS FOX Bud Rzxskutlmll. Jr. Varsity-2 Fmrtlutll-2, I2 Smi Hua Fla Clulx-It Hide, Fox, and all after. This handsome chap must admit that he has kept the truant officers employed. EVELYN FRICK Fx-icky Daddies -3 Newsette Staff-1. 2, Z! Latin Club-3 Lodestone Staff-Il Orchestra-2, 3 XVho WouIdn't Be Crazy Another girl with an infectious giggle and a sense of humor. Her childish actions are no index to the real Evelyn. Her scholastic and extra-curricular activities prove this. GRACE FUNK Needlevraft Flub-2 Novelty Club-fl Ululw of the Spoken VVoi'd-1 Grace is little, lively, and loquacious. A cheerful giggle makes her all the more jolly.

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THE LODESTONF 9165 l67lU MARY A. ETCHBERGER Etchy Archery Club--3 Debating Club-1, 2 Frens-h Club-3 Student Council-3 Mary wins a prominent place in all gather- ings. She says exactly what she thinks, even to her august teachers. SYLVIA EVELEV Syl 'Darldiesw-3 Dramatic Club-1 2 Debating Club-3 German Club-3 Latin Club--.S What power of the thoracic cavities is among Sylvia's possessions? Together with her familiar voice and merry laughter, Sylvia possesses brilliance. JULIA FASNACHT Current Events Club-3 Dramatic Club--LC English Club-33 Library Club-1 From Julia we can learn the merits of quiet enduring friendship. We hear little from her, unless she plays on the lettered keyboard and spacer. EARL FAUBER Band-1, 2. I! Buys' Glee Club-2, 3 German Club-3 Latin Club-3 Orchestra-1, 2, 3 What sort of man have we here? Say it with a trombone! Though his thoughts are far from Latin, Earl followed the literary course. STEPHEN A. FEHR Steve Current Events Club-3 De Re Pu-3 Speech Club-3 Industrial Club-2 Stephen is one of our modern liberalists. His hobby is arguing about modern problems and his platforms are almost always radical. However, Steve's arguments carry weight, BRYSON M. FILBERT B M F Newsette Staff-1, 2, 3 German Club-3 Chemistry Club-3 Lndestone Staff-3 School Play-3 Daddies Bryson has mental capacities that surpass those of most students today. Altho' he has remarkable powers of concentration, he is willing to lay aside gravity when in a jolly group. DONALD J. FISHER Docky Baseball-3 Drum Major, Band-3 Ecco Nommo-3 Hi-Y Club-1 Student Manager of Basketball-1. 2, 3 Industrial Club-3 This polite young man is friendly. Docky has been a good student manager of basketball and a most active drum major.

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THE LODES I ONI BYE! GNU MARY B. FUNK Molly Frenvh Club-:i Nature Club-1 Novelty Pinball S. l. S. l'lul1-Zi Typinf: Club 2 Could you guess that she is Grace's sister? Not by looks or actions. Mary is quiet, but amiable. MARY E. FUNK Moll l-'rench Club-I: Novelty Clulm-3 K. 'l'. K. 1'lLlll+1i Mary is a bonnie maiden, whose manner is captivating. But if Mary's anger is ever aroused, it is safer to have a vicious animal on one's track than Mary. Be careful! MERRITT S. GARDNER M. G. K. 'l'. K, Club-3 l'hemiSt.ry Club-2, 3 Buys' 1llee1'lul1-13, 3 Biology Pluh-l Goodness, but this boy is lanky! Merritt possesses a talent for arguing, but the argu- ment is chiefly I betf' NELLIE GASSERT Hon Rliytliniir- Club-2 Lmlostune Typist Girls' lllee Club-3 Em-in Nummu-3 Was Nellie ever without attendant cava- liers? Certainly not. She has won them by the charm of her contralto voice and her soft brown hair and eyes. WILLIAM J. GATES Bill Ai'vhei'y Club-2 llrzlmzitii' l'lub41 Rifle Club-H3 llzitin Club-3 Daddies VVhu lVnuldn't Be Crazy Bill is our big hero. His unique manner of using his colorful bass voice is most enter- taining. Who hasn't heard of his impassioned appeals to his feminine friends? JOSEPH GERING Joe Art Uluim -Zi . Q Goi'inzini'l11b-Ji Latin l luh-.3 An artist of no mean ability! May the Gering coffers overflow with the shining cop- pers earned by Joseph's talent! AARON GINGRICH Tussy Football-1, 2 lgilmrury Club-1 Typing: Club-2 This Aaron can spin a long story out of nothing. History and science seem to interest him immensely. We shall long remember his lengthy discourses on the above subjects. ...