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

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Firfl Row: Robert Yeingst. David Boltz, Betsy Black, Elizabeth Lewis, l,orraine Light. Catharine Carmany. Sfcond Row: Edward Sepulveda, Bruce Blecker, Ronald Drum, Ray Blouch. Warren Dougherty. Thomas Mann, Marianne Behm. Robert l-lipp. Third Row: Elmer Miller, Robert lfmrich, William Bowman, William Mills, Ralph Cox, Ronald Hauer. Forrest Schwalm, Peter Moyer, Jackie Kristoff. Margaret Schauer. Kenneth Miller. Fnurih Row: Mr. R. L. Saunders. dirrffor: Caroll Dirzler. Donald Smaltz, Earl Tobias. Ronald Brandt. Raymond lVlatula. SWINGSTERS These mellow music makers have played at all the school dances except one. At this, they exchanged orchestras with the Hershey Spartans. So rhythmic are they, that every day you will find some of the school hep-cats jiving on the sly outside the band room during second period. One ofthe high points this year was the sending of Ray Marula and Ralph Cox to the All State Orchestra. Even though Mr. Saunders tears his hair when they hit a sour note, we think our Swingsters are the best to be found anywhere. ll77ll

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Fluffy: Ronald Gerharr. Lorraine Light. Mary Lou Meyer. Shirley Steiner. Shirley Pennel. Gladys VVolf. Obnf: lfdward Sepulveda. Claririeffx Bruce Blecker, Raymond Matula. ,lay Stager. Ronald Daubert. lftta Geisinger. Thomas Mann, Shirley Moore. Clyde Barr. William Diehl, joan Uhl r. Patricia VVagner, 'ludith Yorty, Robert Kramer. .1170 Clarinfl: Dolores Zerman. Barr Cfllfl-ILFf,l',' Anna Ruth Vllalmer Gail Wiolf. l?ax,i'mni.t: Catherine Carmany. Elizabeth Gottshall. Ejflat Aim Saxoplzoiien Raymond lilouch. Vllarren Daugherty, Donald Drum. Gary Sipe. Bjflat Trnor Saxnplmnex Josephine Spangler. Hllfliflllll' Sz1,w1pl1m1r.' Fern Bressler. Cfmzrff and TTIlllIP.'f.l'.' Ralph Cox, Roger Deininger. lfarl Peillfer. William Bowman. Thomas Garrett, Kennth Kreider, Peter Moyer. Forrest Schwalm, Thomas Carmany, Ronald Graybill, Ronald Hauer. lfarnest Johnson. Samuel Kurtz, Shirley Mason, Arthur Sherman. Raymond Soliday. Robert Greenawalt. Frrncli llorizf: lfmily Clements, William Mills. Richard Folmer. Nancy Clements. Marjorie Karr, Morris Meyers. 7'7'1l771170ILf.f.' Benjamin McHenry. Linda Sowers. Ronald Swanger. Carroll Ditzler. Donald Smaltz, Henry Berger. Baritoner Henry Rohland. Carl Tobias, John McKinney, William Miller. Barr llorn.r: Ronald Brandt. john Dissinger, liugene Arl- hright, Robert Bowman. David Kline. Glofkenrpiel: Ruth Bomberger. Karen Geesey. Drumr Patricia Kofoid. Robert Emerich, Murray Grosky. Kenneth Miller, David Boltz, -lohn Kettering. Elmer Miller. ,lohn VVhite. Drum .Vajorefle,r.' Jacqueline Kapp. Helen Lausch, Elaine Brunn. Jacqueline Fetterhoff. -loann Heverling. Nedra Hicks, Christine Petty, Mary Ann Kunder, Barbara Ziegler. Color Cuarfly: Catherine Carmany. lfileen Demmy, Nerita Peiffer. Barbara Smith. Shirley Heddinger. L.H.S.BAND Again the Lebanon High School Band. directed by Mr. R. Leslie Saunders, has been a valuable idveitisement for the school, The organization presented inimitable drills at all the football games and vt is a part of every sizable parade in Lebanon. Proofs of the band's popularity were the in vitations to drill at the York Fair and at the Shrine Bowl game in Reading. lhis musical group was well-represented at District Band. Eleven members were in the top notth band which entertained audiences at Landisburg, Pennsylvania. The Spring Concert on M uch 27 was a great success. lifdwin Franko Goldman, an international figure in the music woild was the guest conductor. l76l

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Firxt Row: Mrs. lfthel Darkes, adviffr: Pitta Geisinger. Emily Clements. Patricia Kofoid. Ruth Boni- herger, Jacqueline Dove. Srrond Row: Nancy Clements, Arlene Weihle, ,lane Wagner. Marjorie Karr. l.inda Sowers. Jacqueline Zimmerman. Mary Ann Stohler, Shirley Steiner, Karen Geesey. GIRL SCOUTS On my honor, I will try, to do my duty to God and my country, to help other people at all times and to obey the Girl Scout laws is the creed ofthe twenty girls of Troop 16. Led capably and efficiently by Mrs. Ethel Darlces, sponsor, and Patricia Kofoid, president, these girls have lent many a helping hand during the past school term. The annual Thanksgiving assembly, arranged by the Girl Scouts, was an original playlet written and directed by Emily Clements, a troop member. The girls made by hand a quilt, which they presented to the Lebanon United Council of Church Women to be sent overseas. They designed and filled with mints five hundred Washiligton's Birthday favors for the men in the V.A. Hospital. Another worthy service performed by the girls was selling defense stamps in the school lobby every Monday afternoon. Sunday afternoon trips were taken to points of interest in the county. The troop was honored by the choice of two of their members as Scouts ofthe Month-Etta Geisinger and Patricia Kofoid. All honor to a fine service organization! All praise to a group that works quietly, ceaselessly, and welll ll78ll