South Lebanon High School - Ionian Yearbook (Iona, PA)

 - Class of 1941

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l . uncom - .7lw 64454 o!f942 Top Row: Eugene Bickelman. Donald Behney, Robert Bomgardner. Paul Barr. Richard Bordlemay. Third Row: Howard Arnold. Franklin Beck, Earl Baum. Richard Bechtel. James Barto. Donald Blyler. Second Row: Mary Benninghoff. Jacqueline Bomberger. Marion Borgner. Ruth Bomberger, Joanne Bittner. Joyce Baier. Dorothy Bechtel. First Row: Marion Bomberger. Ermine Allwein. Dorothy Baker. Josephine Blantz. Caroline Atkins. Eleanor Arnold. Top Row: Henry Prill, Sidney Miller. Louis Raymond. Peter Villa. Lloyd Ziegler. Warren Wampler. Harry Munion. Third Row: Alfred Mumford. William Miller, V. Robert Miller. Earl Rhine. Arthur Moshos. Richard Patches. Aloysius Potrok. Frank Reidel. Second Row: Yvonne Rettew. Christine Mumma, Helen Moody. Ruth Olpp, Doris Price. Jacqueline Prinz- ing, Florence Reich. Christine Peiffer. First Row: Betty Peiffer, Christine Plasterer. Eileen Gingrich, Betty Mae Reich. Mae Putt. Josephine Nocitra, Ruth Reed. Josephine Resovsky. Top Row: Marlin Eourman. Robert Finkelstein. Paul Shay, Curtis Books, William Simmers, Stanley Speraw, Arnold Spesak, Raymond Smith. Allen Snyder. Fourth Row: Emerson Huffman. Robert Seibert. Ed- ward Strickler. Russell Uhler. Paul Thomasco. George Strickler. Robert Ulrich. Harold Speck. Robert Smith. Third Row: Andrea Thompson. Doris Thompson. Dorothy Van Winkle. Darline Smith. Maggie Smith. Betty Snavely. Edith Snader, Betty Slikc, Dorothy Tschudy. Second Row: Miriam Stover. Elsie Stohler, June Sulli- van, Annabel Steckbeck. Marie Bechtel. Carolyn Stauffer. Lorna Spangler, Anna Troner, Sadie Stanilla. First Row: Betty Trout. Mayme Vavrous, Grace Snyder. Marian Sowers. perly. Dorothy Hertzog. Top Row: Clarence Keller. Richard Fourth Row: Edu in Theresa Alexander. Arlene Hem- Hoffer, Jeannette Hentz, Arlene Kleinfelter. Richard Kale. Robert Huntzinger. Roy Kreiser. Hostetter. Richard Kane, William Kleinfelter. Albert Keller, Samuel Keim, Harold Kindt. Third Row: Richard Houtz. Emma Kleinfelrer. Jane Kimmel. Myrl Kreider. Miriam Kern, Anabel Ice- man. Theodore Kendig. Second Row: Betty Hummel. Marian Hostetter. Rachael Kleiser. Eloise Keefer, Josephine Kimmel, Evelyn Houser, Helen Keller, Doris Kling. First Row: Ruth Killian, Betty Koons. Mary Ruth Kreiser. Mary Jane Kreiser. Mildred Johnson, Betty Houtz, Doris Jones, Belva Klick.

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gy' 'I l1r 11113 Gates Edward Brcnsinger It 111 Kleinfeltcr Robert G. Kreider jd? SOPLOMOFQ 5655 THOMAS GATES, President EDWARD BRENSINGER, Vice-President IEAN KLEINFELTER, S ecrc tary ROBERT KREIDER, Treasurer MR. LARSON, Dean SOPHOMORE HISTORY N September, 1940, the class of 1943 entered Lebanon High School with a bang. Other classes had come to high school as bashful, unsophisticated sophomores, unac- quainted with upper-classmen and feeling lost. But not this progressive classl They immedi- ately made themselves at home, regarding the seniors and juniors, not as superiors, but as equals. The upper-classmen discovered that the sophomores were determined to go places, and this determination was certainly carried out. The sophomores enlarged the personnel of the school band, and the snappy exhibition of this organization was aided by the capable sophomore baton-twirlers. The vocal division of the school was made up of many members ofthe Sophomore Class. These progressive sophomores have made many valuable con- tributions to the football and basketball teams, as well as to the orchestra and dramatic pro- ductions. They faithfully attended social func- tions and the noonday activities. The class of 1943 has made a commendable showing not only in extra-curricular activities, but also in scholastic Work. They also bulged the honor roll and augmented the Student Senate. Because of these facts, the up-and-coming sophomores should be very successful during the two years to come. The class has been a valuable asset to our Lebanon High School, and the members may well be proud of its achievements. The reputation this admirable class has established for itself should be indic- ative of the future success of the class of 1943. Keep up the good work, Sophsl COLORS IWOTTO FLOWER Maroon and Steel If We Rest, We Rust Deep Rea' Rose

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