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

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7941 fl 1 s l Three years have passed since the first group of I sophomores entered the new Lebanon High I School building. Our appreciation of the privilege given us at that time has increased with the passing of our Iunior and Senior years. To us it has meant more than just the beauty of the building. lt has meant greater opportuni- ties to enrich our lives, not only with learning, but with fun, friendship, and other interests. The time will come when we will wish to relive our youth, and to capture again the spirit and gaiety that traditionally belong to the young in heart and mind. May this LODESTONE with its pictorial, as Well as written, history of three years spent in work and play, afford the means for our retro- spection. IOHANN KLICK Co-Edztor POLLY PENMAN C 0-Edzlor ANTHONY BAAL Business Mana cr RUSSELL KETTERING Business Manager

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NORMAN A. HEMPERLY X To Norman A. Hemperly, editor of the first Loma- STONE, we dedicate this, the 1941 edition. As the guiding factor of the ,29 yearbook, the jirst annual to bear the name LODESTONEQ and as a faculty member who has mate- rially aided this class in many of its efforts, we honor him. Any LODESTONE means more to its class than just a cloth-bound or paper-covered book. As Mr. Hemperly edited that yearbook of twelve years ago, it must have WIA .Silas