Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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THE LODE STONE SYS! ROBERT KENDIG Chuck Chuck Football Club-2, Cl Airplane Club-1 French Club--2 Rifle Club'-3 IJacldies -K K. T, K. Club-3 One of the uportly old gems and football men of the senior class. Bob secretly longs some day to be an accordion virtuoso. DONALD KERKESLAGER Kerk Rifle Uluh-3 Model Airplane Ulub-1 Art Fibre Club-2 Smi Hua Fia-3 Kerk is a faithful patron of the soap in- dustry, as he is blessed with the daily Smith Hughes complexion. ARTHUR KERSHNER Art Knoc Turn Kee Clulm-3 Printing Clulm-2, Z2 Heh! Heh! Heh! What a cackle! His vigorous cheering at basketball games will be long remembered. Arthur isn't especially fond of studying, but prefers jollity with his chums. HERMAN KETTERING Kets Gym Club-1 lliile Club-3 Industrial Club-2 Herman is just a jolly good fellow. He is interested in chemistry, which he expects will be his life work. ROGER M. KICHLINE Art Fibre Club-3 De Re Pu Club-3 Industrial Club-1 This young man likes to tinker around machines, and we hope will some day repair our cars. He has a little Ford, which we sup- pose he uses to escort his Junior friend hither and yon. JANICE KILMOYER English Club-l Novelty Club-2, 3 A tall brunette who is a friend of all the opposite sex. Janice likes reading toog this will help her in her chosen profession- nursing. JAMES A. KINNEY, JR. Jim Debating Team--1, Capt. 2, :S Buys' Oratorical Contest-3 ' Student Council-3 President-3 Newsette Staff-2, 3 Here is our honorable class president. He is an able executive and holds the reins of government tightly in his hands. We have always felt sure that the ship of state would not go adrift with this helmsman. KRD

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6510! THE LODE STONE IC-NU W. LEWIS HURST Louie Smi Hua Fia Club-3 Rifle Club-3 Model Airplane Club-l A lad who delights in roaming in the wild open spaces. He likes to hunt and fish. MIRIAM JAMES Rl'lyll Il'hlC l'll1ll-2, 3 S. If S, Club-3 German Club-3 French Club-3 Boys do not interest Miriam. Her thoughts are more likely to dwell in the realms of music. GEORGE J. JOHNSON Football-3 Archery Club-1 Model Airplane Uluh-2 Gym Club-tl l-Ii-Y Uluh-3 De Re Pu Uluh-il George has shown his unconquerable spirit in the Fight to save his eyesight. Although George played varsity football only in his senior year, he made a very good showing. JULIA JOHNSON Johnie Dramatic Vinh-2, 3 French Club-3 Non-French Uluh-1 Lodestone Staff Latin Club-3 Oratorical Contest Tri-l-ll-Y Club-il, 2, 3 Slow but sure! If you want something done conscientiously, give it to Julia. We well re- member, as the fable goes, that the tortoise won the race, but the hare lost. FRANCES KALBACH Fran See Lebanon First Fluh-1 French Club-3 Latin Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y Club-2, 3 Daddies Girls' Rhythmic Club-2, 3 Fran, tho' small, is very popular, and has a unique talent for witty sayings. She Wants to teach small children-the smaller, the better. MARY KAUFFMAN Girls' Glee Club-2. 3 Biology Club-1 Lodestone Stuff Girls' Oratorical Contest Page words to describe Mary. Is she bril- liant? Well, I guess! Can she play the piano? We say Yes. DOROTHY C. KEESEY Dot Polity Club-1 English Club-2 Art Club-2, 3 K. T, K. Club-3 French Club--3 Tri-Hi-Y Club-2, 3 No need for extra entertainment when Dot is around. Dates are no rarity in her life. A live wire is Dot, with a current of pep ever running through her.

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1 HL LODE STONE -vw me VERNA M. KLEINFELTER Kleiny French Uluh--2 German Club-3 English Club-1, 3 Can she walk? Yes. Can she think? We guess. Can she talk? We scarcely know. GERTRUDE KOBLENTZ Gerry K. T. K. Club-:2 French Club-2 English Scrap Book Cluh-3 Every day in our renowned study hall, Ger- trude's nose was hidden in a hook. But we believe our bookworm is happy in hm world of literature. WILLIAM KOSTER Bill lie H9 Pl! i'lllll4Zl Rifle Flulu-Il Industrial Club-1 Bill is sometimes accused of being lazy, but no truly lazy person could write the poetry he writes. What good bed-time stories for our children Bill's ancedotes will make! ALLEN H. KRAUSE Haps Hi--Y--Ii Gym Vluli-2 Daddies -3 Debating Club-3 German Club-3 Glee Club-2 Lmlestune Staffeeii Urvhestra-1, 3 Track Manager-1, 2, 3 Here's a student in the diminutive. But since all good things come in small packages, we believe the same is true of Hap, for we well know that he's a real live wire. MARTHA KREIDER Metz Neetllecraft Club-2 Library Club-1 English Scrap Book Club-3 How very backward! But ever a friend, whom we won't discard. Her acts we com- mend. WALTER T. KREISER, JR. Bud Airplane Club-1 De Re Pu--3 Art Club-3 Art Fibre Club-2 Football-2. il Track-2, 3 Although Walter seems somewhat bashful, he is not a little popular with the girls. When there's any yelling to do, he lets others do it. PAUL KUHLMAN Cooly Chemistry Club-2 Daddies Nature Club-1 Rifle Club-3 Although small in stature, Paul has a large capacity for teasing. He spends most of his spare time in target practice. Who will ever forget his famous hunting trip?