Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL LEBANON PENNSYLVANIA . . Fra ncis N. Artz ARTZIE He kept the noiseless tenor of his way. . James R. Atkins JIM A smile and a cheery word for all Astronomy Club—1; Typing Club— 2; Nature Club (V. P.)—3; Glee Club—3; Sweethearts; Baseball— 3; Basketball—3. William Theodore Atkins BILL Er ist mauschen-still Astronomy Club—1; Typing Club— 2; Free Lance Club—3. . . George W. Aurentz SNITZ Beware! My pop ' s a policeman. Camera Club—2; Baseball—3. Dr. Mary Weidman Adams POLLY By different methods, different ones excel, But here is one who can do all things well. Basketball—1, 2, 3; Class Sec¬ retary—2; Rhythmic Club—1; Senior Dramatic Club (Treas.) — 2; Piano Club—3; Student Coun¬ cil (Sec.)—1; Costume Commit¬ tee (Co-chairman)—3; Lode- stone Editor; Tri-Hi-Y Club—1, 2, 3; Free Lance Club—3; Al¬ gebra Club—3. Constance Albert . . . CONNIE Constant, as her name implies. Junior Dramatic Club; Novelty Clu b. Andrew J. Allwein . . . ANDY Our bashful football captain. Football—1, 2, 3; Basketball— 1, 2, 3; Track—1; Printing Club —2; Gym Club—1. Ernestine E. Anspach . . ERNIE Our Kate Smith. Art Club—1, 2, 3; todestone Staff. . . . Emma E. Baeshore TOOTS To a poet nothing can be useless. Senior Dramatic Club—1, 2; Bas¬ ketball—1; Piano Club—3. — 15 — Jayne F. Abraham . PEPPIN Although rather small, She can be heard by all. Library Club—1; English Scrap¬ book Club—2; Girls ' Recreation Club—3.

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CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE YEAR GEORGE MORGAN SAYLOR ZIMMERMAN DOROTHY MOUDY JOHN WENTZLER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR YEAR FREDERICK KOONS JOHN WENTZLER POLLY ADAMS VINCENT HAAG President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR VINCENT HAAG FREDERICK KOONS ANITA PATSCHKE GEORGE MORGAN YEAR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer E. E. TITTLE, A.B., Class Dean, 1935 Class Flower RED ROSE Class Colors CARDINAL AND STEEL Class Motto LABOR CONQUERS ALL THINGS ¥

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T H E LODESTONE FOR FIVE Margaret M. Beard KITTY LOU The more we know her, the Becker we like her. Archery Club—1; Typing Club—2; Art Needle Craft Club—3; Tri-Hi- Y Club (Treas.)—3; Costume Com¬ mittee (Co-chairman)—3. . . . Richard L. Becker DICK Men of few words are the best men. Camera Club—ll 3; Electric Club — 2 . CX fV ' t 4 X-w Elizabeth Jean Behney Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Art Club stone Staff (Treas.i)—2, 1 irlf 3; Lode- A smile from her now and then Is welcomed by the best of men Senior Dramatic Club—1, 2, 3 Cheer Leader—2; Girls ' Basketball —1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club—1, 2, 3 Newsette Reporter—3. — 16 — Harold Baeshore . . . BASKY He assumes, without the least of worries, A life that ' s just a bowl of cherries. Senior Dramatic Club—1; Bach¬ elor Ciub—2; Camera Club—3. Sara Jane Baldwin . . SALLY Short and sweet. Dramatic Club—1; Art Club—2, 3; Basketball—1; Lodestone Staff. CURLY Nature smiled when you were born. Giving an artist this world to adorn. Art Club—Sec. 2, 3; Lodestone Staff. . Kathryn Louise Becker MUGGS BETTY Phoebe A. Bartholomew . FAY A good heart ' s worth gold. Girl Guards—1, (V. P.) 2, 3; Chorus—1, 2. Kathryn Elizabeth Basselgia . . . KIT Almost all occupations are cheered and lightened by music. English Scrapbook Club—2; Or- chestra—1, 2, 3. . Joyce E. Bechtold . . . John L. Bechtel JOHNNY Ice cream, you scream. We all scream for Bechtel. Chess and Checker Club—3; Foot¬ ball—2, 3.