Lebanon High School - Lodestone Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

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Superintendent- Paul C. Dunkelberger To the Class of 1977: The completion of high school should be viewed not as an ending, but rather as the beginning ofa new, challenging and, hopefully, rewarding life. As you cross over the threshold ot this new life, it is my hope that you will find success by applying your abilities forthe good ot' all humanity, by maintaining high ethical and moral standards. and by always placing principle above expediency. Your public school years have given you a foundation for the development of a good life. All that is required is that you use the knowledge and skills gained in a wise and productive manner. Please accept my congratulations, as well as my best wishes for success, satisfaction and happiness in life. dministration Perhaps, from our new prospective as voters, we can fully ap- preciate these unknown men and women working behind the scenes. Faced with many problem's in the post Bicentennial year including the continuing budget crunch and a natural gas crisis, they still dealt fairly with the student body. This administration has certainly dealt with these and other problems admirably, and by doing so it has strengthened the backbone of America - education. Assistant Principals: llarry Matala, Luther Stone, Clarence White. Prin- cipal-.lames L. Jackson .. t . t WAP. - at Mr. A' Supervisgr of pupil per. Assistant Superintendent sonnel and Staff Services, Frederick C- BUNUWTHCT Robert Bownman Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent '- Robert A. Nichols Ill Keith H. Lebo

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BOARD Ol-' SCHOOL DIRIQCTORS-flfRONT ROW: A. Croce, Jr., G. Deehert, P. Walter, F. Hill fPresidentJ, P. Dunkelberger fSuperintendent ot' Schoolsl, B. lficeman. BACK ROW: J. McDonald, G. Sowers, K. Lebo tAsst. Superintendentl, C. Kinloch, Jr. CVice-Presidentb, R. Nichols, 3rd isecretaryl, H. Hitz, Jr., I . Bornberger lAsst. to Superintendentl Guidance From the time we turn from munch- kins into 6'adults the guidance depart- ment has been there to help. In addition to guiding us towards our goals, be they college, armed forces or jobs, these four capable people are willing to listen and offer advice to our problemsfrmath, car, or otherwise. Pupil Personnel Secretary: Row l v-Mrs. Dissinger, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. lim- 5eCfeUl1'iCS3 MTS- Rossi, MTS- Gfllbef, MIS- Slime, MTS- Gettle, MIS- POTOCNY bich Row 2-Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Firestone r-fix - X, .411 ' X Miriam Wilson lfaye A. Chepulis Jerome Chepulis Frank Hgckley, Department Head ll