Lebanon High School - Parrot Yearbook (Lebanon, NH)

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l 2 .st ' lui .S 'fi .1 wp 5 L s . in :J A, mmf, xz, if If The Twin State Confederation of Stu- dent Councils is an organization of student councils including Hanover, Windsor, Hartford, Enfield, Canaan, West Lebanon, and Lebanon. There are three meetings during the year, held at one of the schools that belongs to the confederation. This year's first meeting was held at West Lebanon High School. As many stu- dent council members as wish may attend these meetings, but the only students with voting power are two permanent and two voting members elected by each council. Topics for discussion consist of any problems which the member schools may have. The maior proiect for this year is the adoption of two children from the Christian Children's Fund. The of- ficers this year are: President, James Gauthier, of West Lebanon, Vice Presi- dent, Jan Lord, of Hanover, and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Sarah Hough, of Lebanon. Ralph Williams, Gene Tucker, Sarah Hough and Ruth Cowan were L banon .Hi 1 I 1 X Schooys delegates to the West Lebanon meeting. W ,64- rihyerzfly Warking far zz better school Among many of their other duties, Stu- dent Council members of Lebanon High School usher our students into assemblies. The senior members of our council take turns performing this duty. Due to the crowded conditions in the school this year, some students have to stand at the rear of the assembly hall. The assembly pictured here is the Christmas program provided by the choir and band. Plans are under way to establish a chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools at Lebanon High School this year. Membership in the society includes more than 6500 chapters in accredited schools. To become a candidate, a student must have spent one semester in Lebanon High School and be a member of the sophomore, iunior, or senior class. Upon maintaining a scholar- ship average of 85'Z,, a student's eligibility shall be considered on leadership and character. The Student Council members who have their backs to the cameras are Elaine Vincent and Burt Dean.

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i -, emi u.,,, Activities These Indian dolls are members of The Red Raider Tribe. IT is from This Tribe ThaT Lebanon High School has adopTed The name Red Raiders. AlThough The nickname is heard mosT ofTen on The aThleTic fields, iT applies To every sTudenT in The school. These Two young Indians had a busy, acTive life. There was much work To do, buT There was also plenTy of opporTuniTy for play. ATTer Their work was compleTed, There were meeTings of various clans, as Today our sTudenTs have club meeT- ings aTTer school. Occasionally feasTs were held in The Indian village. ln The evening The campfire was IiT, and members of The Tribe would dance around iT. Similarly Today, once or Twice on auTumn nighTs, bonfires are lighTed, The band plays and sTudenTs cheer To give The Lebanon Teams luck in The coming game. This bonfire Then is iusT one of Lebanon High's varied I3