Northern Lebanon High School - Archive Yearbook (Fredericksburg, PA)

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TEACHERS PAUL BASHORE Elizabeth College Bachelor of Arta Social Studies J. RAY BICKEL Penn State University Bachelor of Science Vocational Agriculture FLORENCE BLACK Wilson College Bachelor of Arta Latin ALLEN BOYER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Chemistry J. RALPH BRIMMER Millersville State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Social Studies EVELYN BROWN Lebanon Valiev College Bachelor of Arta History EDWARD DARKES HARLAN DAUBERT Kutztown—Penn State Bachelor of Science Mathematics Penn State Teacher College Master of Education Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Music JAMES DAVIS Lebanon Valiev College Bachelor of Arta Social Studies WILLIAM DESCH Elizabethtown College Bachelor of Science Business Administration DOROTHY DITZLER Millersville S ate Teachers College Bachelor of Science Social Studies 8 JANE ERICKSON Slippery Rock State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Health and Physical Education ROBERT EVANS Shippensburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Business Education

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You, the members of the 1959 Northern Lebanon High School Class, will be the first to graduate from our new high school. You have had many educational opportunities afforded you by our modern facilities. These facilities have enabled you to study under ideal conditions. You have had the use of a modern library, an audio-visual room, science laboratories, music rooms, health rooms, homemaking and com- mercial classrooms. These well-equipped rooms have provided the means for effective learning situations. You have had the services of a guidance counselor, an art supervisor, and a librarian. Our boys’ and girls’ physical education instructors have provided opportunities for cooperative activities in our modern gymnasium. In addition, you have had the oppor- tunity to enjoy the facilities of our cafeteria. Buildings, equipment, and services are important, but of primary importance, is the amount of learn- ing that has taken place. For this reason, each stu- dent is expected to work to his capacity according to ability. I believe that most of you have assumed this responsibility. The effort and energy you have used should af- ford you much happiness and a sense of achievement. Surely, you must feel a great deal of satisfaction and pride in having had the opportunity to complete your work in our modern high school. I hope that this education will provide the means for making you a well-adjusted citizen. May I ex- tend my best wishes to each of you as you seek to find your place in the world. Twelve years have now elapsed since all of you began the learning of the “3 R’s.” For some of you, these years have been rugged; for some, a day-to- day struggle in order to get out of doing work; for others, just an ordinary part of your life. I seriously hope that your teachers, down through the years, have been able to teach each of you these “3 R’s.” Greater than this, indirectly, from day to day your teachers, your parents, and other adults have been doing their utmost to teach another set of “3 R's.” Have you been conscious of these or will it take another twelve years for you to assume your rightful place among your fellow men? How many errors will you commit? In how many em- barrassing positions will you place yourself? In how many precarious situations will you be until the fruits of this second set of “3 R’s” will be ripened to their fullest? When will you realize that ‘Read- in, Ritin and Rithmetic’ are a necessary part of life, but the second set of “R’s”, ‘Respect, Responsibility and Reverence’, will make you better persons and pave the path to better understanding of your fellow men ? JOHN R. ROBERTS High School Principal HENRY WENGER Supervising Principal 7

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TEACHERS FREDERICK C.AHRES East Stroudsburg Statf Teacher College Bachelor of Science Social Studies Driver Training MYRA LEX Man field State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Home Economic MYRON HAMMES East StroudsburK State Teacher Collette Bachelor of Science Health and Physical Education GERALD HEBERLING Temple University Bachelor of Science English GLADYS HOOVER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Music JEANINE KEEFER Millersville State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Mathematics CLARENCE KRAMMES Kutztown State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Penn State University Master of Education English MARCIA LAVORINI Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts English ALBERT MAURER Shipi en8burg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Business Education MILTON MOWRER Elizabethtown College Bachelor of Arts English and History JOHN OLLINGER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts English JOSEPH JANDROSITZ East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Health and Physical Education KATHRYN RICHARDS Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts Languages 9