Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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NDUSTRY ' XVe must re-dedicate our lives to a spirit truly Ameri- can-to that same spirit that moved our friend and teacher, Newton Burgner, to enlist-for 'iconquer we must when our cause it is just. fl

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FCREWORD .. ' The seriousness of the plight in which we, as young men and women, are situated cannot be stressed too much, for it is a situation in which either good or evil will prevail. TO CU ' We are about to enter a great test, and so it would be well for all of us to temper ourselves, to put our trust in God, and to be motivated by an unconquerable and in- imitable determination to see good triumph over evil- in short, to prove that we are worth our salt.

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EBANON HIGH SCHOOL may be compared to a modern, well-run factory that is producing goods to its fullest capacity. The super- visors of production are doing their best to prepare the workers for their future life, when they will be able to do their part for the defense of our democracy. ' The personnel of Lebanon High School, under the supervision of the management, has conducted successful air-raid drills regularly. The junior Red Cross, F irst-Aid classes, and a First-Aid Corps have been organized. Money has been raised to build an observation post in Lebanon County. The boys in the shop have made Fifty small scale- model airplanes to be used by the Army and Navy in training pilots and gunners. ' Major Case, County Chairman of Home Defense, thanked the stu- dents for the splendid cooperation shown in the practice blackouts held in the county. He also complimented them on their business-like manner of conducting air-raid drills. The management has done an excellent job in training this year's workers.