Lehman Township High School - LeVista Yearbook (Lehman, PA)

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JMQQM AW lu-. H. L. Hendricks Supervising Principal , 2 :5 X, B X sy Q z ,S 1 X x Q ' '2:L'x::, 'jg 3 73. j Y e le ble Le Alleger Physical Education 2. Ili!! I. Battle Geo., Social Studies 3. lr. J. Ellsworth Science I.. llr. B. Gen-ity lueie 5. lr. S. Ca-oeenn Jr. nnglish, mem 60 he Ee Sr. lethematice 7s 're Be Iktlor St. Englilh 8. line V. King Social Studies 90 ble Bo hlil Jr. Mathematics 10. lies E. 0'Donne11 Commercial no bfi Ho ol? Home Economics 12. Ir. R. Buble Agriculture SEMQQ WQUQIV Principal me ,551 D Q L 'EQ X57 MEMNTAW MEUR? -3 'ill ro Almtineeeepeeeoeeeeeeeoeeeeeoeaeoeano soeeeeeeooecfldl HT! li!! Lp hlrgilleeeeo e e e eeeeeeeeeo ee e 0 eeeem'ld0 F0811 Q , J x .. , A nil no culpeeeec ,,.ggGI'ldO ol! if We el , W b , ' K K bla De l!J01'eoea e oeeeoo ooo ceo e eecm'l.dC Three .e lies B. Ruok1e..... ,,, ,,,,,Gg-gd, 'rn ' R, ble Ie '01d11'eeeeoe oeeeeoe e e e e oeeoemldO 9 3 e

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SQHQQQ, WM? gui gg nrt to night, mm nm-ez, Lens v. Ida--secretary, Chris' , -Pr id t ga 3!'t.:o.R:l.ght, Samuel I. Rhoads, Harry I. Ruggles Jr.--Vice President, lilliam Naugle. WHS? W QQWEMW These are difficult and turbulent days for all people everywhere. The problems of youth seen especially baffling and hazardous. How- ever, out of these great difficulties come new opportunities and spirited challenges for each of you. It is my ardent desire that you will courageously sake preparations for the voyage through the troubled waters of our time. let the star of honesty, tolex-ance,and service to others direct your course and a successful voyage will be your reward. B.,,..,.,,.g,, lgfg f SEQQMQQW SQQWMMQ lay I offer ey congratulations to the fine work of the ylgg staff in putting out this yearbook which is one of the finest nt' With gaduation will come that internal price of a job well done and yan- school memories will be only the more pleasant ones. All the diffimlt tiles will be forgotten or will mellow with succeeding years, but may you never forget that it is only with hard work end perseverance that success is obtained. Your studying days are not overg they have hardly begun. Our country today is facing the geateet crisis in its history. Iou, our students, wust do your share ug in helping to overcome the obstacles that any be detrimental to our democratic way of living and thinking. ----God gave his children lenory, so that they light have June roses in December- QW t: Zi::i::2: 374 8 -' W f

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.,, 191.6-1947 W E 'Ro p, T, A. DRIVE In our 191.6-1947 P. T. A. drive, students secured 327 members. Mr. Grossmsn's home room 110-11 had 1001 the first dsy of the drive. As a reward they enjoyed e movie st one of the leeding thesters in lilkes-Barre. An individual cash prize wss given to Joy Steele, the student who secured the most members in the drive. uns gn. gn, 1g,f,e11, 0lDonne11, Irs. Alice Elston 5,-gg Q. lr. Ising Ceolbeugh, lr. Seymour Grosslsn lr. Ernest Smith. 1945- 191.6 P. T. A. PROJHIT The pleygrcmmd equipment purchased by P. T. A. is enjoyed by students of all egos. The greet expense involved wes worthwhile. uni QI lliss E. 0'Donne11, lrs. W. Chsmberlsin, lr. R. Scott. Irs. A. Eleton. Hmm' ur. R. w.1f..r., ur. c. Ia., lr. J. ulem-cn, lr. H. Middleton. 10