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

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.SOIGLOWIOPB5 -340 66:56 of Top Row: Harold Trestle, Paul Keim, Bernard Berne stein, Stephen Ruff. Fourth Row: Elmer Stoudt, James Sherman, Charles Swingholm. Charles Witman, Charles Zel-iring, Richard Miller. Third Row: Chester Sherman, Alan Simonis, Harlan Wengert, Karl Uhrich, Rudolph Jordan, Ralph Trautman, Luther Hicks. Second Row: Robert Groy, Calvin Fisher, Nellie Wolfe, Mary Jane Wolfersberger, June Viall, Virginia Shay, Mildred Trostle, Anna Wentzler. First Row: Lucille Swanger, Marian Zimmerman, Agnes Zahurak. Pauline Schwab, Ruthella Shartle, Betty Youse, Marian Young, Pauline Youtz. Top Row: Arthur Swope, Lester Stohler, James Tucker, Israel Wertz, Robert Snyder, Henry Hurst, Richard Seltzer. Fourth Row: Paul Sherman, Stephen Willman, Russell Tuck, Mark Wolfe, William Zerman, Calvin Ul- rich, Richard Yeagley, Jack Yost. Third Row: Nick Adams, Clara Terr, Janice Uhrich, Dorothy Weaver, Betty Yeagley, Maura Shott, Betty Strohman, Kitty Lou White, Robert Singer. Second Row: Alma Weist, Grace Thompson, Carolyn Wolfe, Edith Spangler, Florence Shutter, Jean Sholley, Catherine Segner, Kathryn Shirk. First Row: Claire Young, Catherine Trostle, Arlene Strickler, June Yingst, Christine Snyder, Dorothy Whitman, Eloise Snavely, Ruth Stewart, Betty Stover. Top Row: Paul Allbright, James Blauch, George Bas- hore, Luther Bomberger. Fourth Row: Robert Beckley, Earl Anger, Lloyd Becker, Richard Bemesderfer, Frank Boyer, Richard Blessing. Third Row: James Boyer, Alice Bechtold, Mary Beard, Jean Blauch, Jane Aulenbach, Mildred Bender, Delmar Boltz. Second Row: Joyce Ayers, Elizabeth Beard, Dorcas Au- lenbach, Ethel Boltz, Nancy Blouch, Millie Blouch, Lucille Basselgia, Marian Biever. First Row: Jennie Blogovitch, Arlene Boltz, Henrietta Brandt, Doris Albert, Elinor Brandt, Grace Bow- man. Arlene Boyer, Betty Baal. Top Row: Frederick Maurer, William Loux, Robert Krurn. Fourth Row: Edwin Light, George Moshos, Harold Kreis'-r, Matthias Margut, Thomas Maguire, Robert E. Kreider. Third Row: Lois Moyer, Christine Long, Jean Merceran, June Lauer, Marian Laudermilch, John Krizan. Second Row: Ann Mikoni, Olive Miller, Enid Mum- ford, Fern Krumbine, Constance Light, Bessie Lei- bowitz, Mary Elizabeth Myers. First Row: Helen Kyovsky, Sara Light, Eleanor Matta- razzi, Helen McGee, Annette Mitchell, Mildred Loose, Elizabeth Massar. Top Row: Henry Homan, Marlin Hauer, Earl Gingrich. Fourth Row: Sterling Hedricks, Ray Hawkins, Richard Hcilman, Austin Harkins, Harry Folmer, Nelson Greene, William Harris. Third Row: Eden Hoke, Kenneth Heffner, Harry Gering, Earl Galbraith, Kenneth Good, Theodore Fisher, Richard Henning. Second Row: Anna Mae Hartman, Betty Fox, Jacqueline Geddis, Shirley Gamble, Marilyn Reinoehl, Jean Gernert. First Row: Jean Grimes, Nancy Gettle, Fern Heffel- finger, Marilyn Goshert, Arlene Getz, Lynette Fornwalt, Mariann Hauck. Top Row: Ammon Shaak, Elwood Kercher, George Vanovich, Michael Pantelich, Clarence Miller, Earl Souilliard. Fourth Row: Grover Russman, Harold Norman, George Pence, Albert Janos, Paul Griffiths, Melvin Risser, William Kohl, Edward Moyer, John Sheffy. Third Row: Robert Brown, Paul Edris, Frank Kirchner, Richard Todd, Paul Frantz, Fred Fetzer, Carl Daugherty. Second Row: Clarence Wolfe, Daniel Dewalt, Herman Imboden, John Benninghoff, James Nash, Carl Sprecher, Kenneth Hardenstine, John Schnell. First Row: Edward Miller, William Shay, Clarence Faber, Arthur Haulman, Kenneth Englehart, Rich- ard Fisher, Ralph Hunsicker, George Moyer. Top Row: Jane Wagner, Ethel McLaughlin, Alice Felty, Dorothy Smith, Gladys Edwards. Third Row: Margaret Brensinget, Kathryn Kiefer, Ar- lene Miller, Anna S. Fields', Fern Lindenmuth, Myrtle Risser, Josephine Shiner, Geraline Tyson. Second Row: Kathryn Arnold, Florence Berkheiser, An- nctta Lewis, Mary Delio, Ruth Troy, Nina Brom- mer, Madeline Derr, Arlene Buchter, Mary Hawryluk. First Row: Mary Barr, Miriam Leiss, Elizabeth Snavely, Marian Meck, Annabel Tolbert, Lucille Smith, Lois Kreider, Mary Bartol. Top Row: Samuel Peters, Joseph Olar, Stephen Plantz, John Roy, Mark Sando, Richard Petry, Kenneth Saltzer, Robert Bomberger, William Perry, Richard Roof. Third Row: Joel Reiber, Otto Paris, Marlin Rogers, Jack Moyer, James Randall, Martin Schneider, Robert Parker, James Ream. Second Row: David Redinger, Martin Raber, Joan Kin- namon, Audery Reifsnyder, Arlene Rauch, Marian Progin, Marilyn Noll, Elaine Readinger, Clyde Peters. First Row: Lucille Horn, Jean Kleinfelter, Margaret Ovecka, Reging Ondrusek, Marian Shade, Jane Peffley, Jane Reinert, Jean Bedger, Audrey Sanders.

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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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