Lebanon High School - Parrot Yearbook (Lebanon, NH)

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V' 's X 99 ' W 25 sc xg vhs, f ff 7' 29 3. ff 14145 ANY X Q9 N A-ff 'K X sw Zfrewzfrd l I 1 i As a theme for the 1958 Parrot, the editorial staff has chosen two lndian figures to represent the locally-famed Red Raiders. To the students of Lebanon High School the Raiders are the boys and girls who play on the school's athletic teams. But in the eyes of the editors the Red Raiders are the whole student body, athletes and scholars alike. As we start out as freshmen, we can be compared to the young boys and girls in an Indian tribe, new to the way of life of the rest of the community. It is in our first year that we get the foundation of ideas and customs which will stay with us through the rest of our years at Lebanon High School. As sophomores we become the young braves and maidens of our Raider tribe, and, naturally, one of our favorite pastimes is deriding the younger members of the tribe in a spirit of fellowship. It is in the second year of high school, also, that we are able to put to work the ideas we gained our freshman year. As iuniors we receive our class rings, showing that we are now upperclassmen, iust as the young Indian might have received some token as part of his coming-of-age rite. Then we enter into the last year at Lebanon as SENIORS, the high and mighty. We are looked up to by the younger braves and maidens, and especially by the little freshmen, who certainly seem smaller and younger than we did when we entered Lebanon High School for the first time. At this point, we represent the young adults of the Indian tribe, ready to go out into the world and make our own decisions. At last comes the long- awaited day of COMMENCEMENT, and, although it is the end of high school days, it is the real beginning of our iourney in life. We, the editors, would like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Mabel Wilbur, and our assistant advisor, Mr. William Fletcher for the advice they have given us and the time they have spent in making this yearbook a success We would also like to thank all other persons who have in Lauren Flewelllng Catherine McGettlgan X y 1 ,f ' . . . . D bf.. 1 Q any way, aided the production of -the l958 Parrot. 'lt I . ' L d Sh ... K ur Elaine Vincent Xu Q