Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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Seniors, yes, that’s who we are Pleasant memories have no mar Seniors, yes, we set the pace. Seniors! We’ve won the four-year race. Year by year, we have been game. Perhaps some of us will rise to fame. We’ve worked faithfully, steadily, all the way. And now we await Commencement Day. Cooperative, honest, faithful, and steady. We’ve listened and learned and now we are ready. First Freshmen, then Sophomores, next Juniors, and now Seniors! We hope there ' ll be no memories of our misdemeanors. There have been days that were very long And days filled with uproarious song. Exams, reports, smiles and tears. We won’t forget these things for many years. When we came as Freshmen to high school The people were strangely detached and cool. There were seniors then, wise and advanced And now we’ve joined their happy ranks. There’s no more to do — We’ve done our part But these few words are near our hearts, “We’ve worked and slaved, we’ve gained the pay For we are seniors now. Hurrah!’’ — Ann Hawk. Flower: Colors: American Beauty Rose Red and White Motto : We’ve crossed the bay; the ocean lies before us.

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William Reece White ' ‘Bill” Intermontaine. “Bill” is that polite gentleman who talks very little. Hazel Slate “Haze” Finney. Hazel has a pleasing disposition and is always helping her friends. Betty Jane Jessee “Speedy” Finney. Betty is slow but sure, and is a nice girl to call “friend”. Ruth Hardy “Shorty” Finney. Vdith her attractiveness and and pleasing manner, Ruth is very popular in L. H. S. Mary Elisabeth Hargis “Bibbie” Finney, President Junior Red Cross ’43-’44, Art Editor “Trail Blazer’’ and “Pioneer”, Basket- ball ’43-’44. Bibbie’s friendly, unselfish man- ner has made her very popular among her classmates. Neal McNew “Romeo” Finney. Heal has a good personality and is well liked by his fellow students.