Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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THE ACCOMPLISHMENT ot ha ing com- pleted the prescribed course of study of Leb- anon High School repays the sacrifices made by your parents and faculty who are inter- ested in your weltare. Whether you go to some higher institution of learning, or enter immediately upon your life work, we want you to make good in whatever field of endeavor you may choose to enter. We hope that you, as future citizens, will maintain and support the public school system as the bulwark of our democracy. Our interest always follows you, and we want you to feel free to call upon us for further service. Any success that you may achieve does honor to yourself, parents, fac- ulty, and school. F. L. Zimmerman, Principal Principal F. L. ZIMMERMAN l i orhd for abetter S chool S i A tern Mr. Hedge Mr. ZimmermLin 13

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Superintendent JOHN W. HEDGE CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes to the members of the Class of 1941. The road to graduation has not been without difficul- ties. The capacity and willingness to meet these difficulties have paved the way to useful careers that lie ahead. Opportunities for service are awaiting the graduates. It is not my wish that all the paths that lie ahead shall be smooth. That would not be life. It is rather my wish that the members of the Class of 1941 shall meet their opportunities and obligations in a manner that will bring honor to themselves and reflect glory and credit to their school. John W. Hedge, Superintendent of Schools rJ ebanon dminidti ' ation LEBANON SCHOOL BOARD Paul Shott, President Peter Gamber, Vice-President Llewellyn Fields Hoy, Secretary F. Lewis Reinhold, Treasurer Dr. Samuel B. Groh Harry H. Hoffman Paul L. Strickler

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Upper left: Mr. Emerich, Mr. Royer. Mr. Hemperly. Mr. Bucher. Mr. Yingst, Mr. Kadel. Upper right; Mr. Burgner, Mr. Gilliland, Mr. Ruhl, Miss Pans. Mr. Thrush. Mr. Angle. Center, Standing: Miss Ross. Miss McConnell. Mt?s Groh, Miss Borcz; Seated: Miss Bowman, Miss Nichols, Miss Evans. Miss Hoffman. Miss Houck. Miss Metzger. hoSe l L fio V. S.AMUEL ANGLE, History, Principles of Mathemalics AW B. BORTZ, English. Spanish IS. ' BELLE J. BOUGHTER, Foods SARA A. BOWMAN, English NORMAN B. BUCHER, Mathematics NEWTON N. BURGNER, History, Problems of Democracy. Algebra ETHEL HOWER DARKES, Power Selling DAVID J. EMERICH, Mathematics RUTH M. EVANS, English. Public Speaking L. J. GILLILAND, American History HELEN J. GROH. Latin. English GEORGE K. HARBOLD, Vocational Director EMMA E. HAUER, .- NORMAN A. HEMPERLY, Physics MARY G. HOPPER, Shorthand. Principles of Business. Foundations of Commerce KATHARINE A. HOFFMAN, French. German ELINOR M. HOUCK, Latin. English P. DALLAS lOHN, Metal Wor{ BYRON A. KADEL, Biology J. HAROLD KIMMELL, Business Mathematics, Boolikceping 14