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

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ACTIVE SOPHS SPEND BUSY YEAR The sophomore class had a very successful year under the leadership of their officers: Alice Horst, Robert Lineaweaver, Ruth Gingrich, and Lois Hitz. Miss Dundore and Mr. Lehman acted as advisors. Immediately after the Annual Fair the class ordered jackets in black and white corduroy. At Christmas, the members of the class exchanged gifts among them- selves,and after the mid-year holidays they held their class party. Before the term ended they collected their class dues, which were 52.00 per person. After experiencing the success and fun of this year, the sophomores are looking forward to the nexttwo years and are hoping to make them as exciting and momentous as their sophomore year has been. Twenty-four Soph. officers discuss the coming year and IIS prob lems, Left to right they are: Robert Lmcaweaver Alice Horst, Ruth Gingrich and Lois Hitz

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Juniors Prove Successful in School Activities With only one more year to go, the class of '57 made its jun- ior year a memorable one under the able leadership of President Sandra Swanger with the aid of Vice-President, Gary Craung Secretary, Polly Gainerg Treasurer, Barry Brandt. Faculty ad- visors for the year were Miss Hoffman and Mr. Lamm. Their first undertaking of the year, other than work at the Fair, was to organize weekly bake sales at Sunset and at Ninth Street Market, which was continued throughout the year. Next, they selected Christmas candy samples and were taking orders by October. They did very well in both these business ventures. Prisoners of War - 1955. Left to Rightg R Sprangler, D. Sherk, G. Craun, E. Martin, B. Barcynski, R. Riegel, D. Singer, K. Sween- Early in November, the class rings arrived, causing much CY- excitement among the juniors. The novelty of the rings lasted until after the Christmas holidays, when all thought of them was lostin plans for the Junior - Senior Prom which was presented in the Spring. ROW 1. Le ft to Right: P, Hipp, E. Diem, B. Troutman, P, Light, B. G. Craun, K. Sweeney, D. Sherk, E. Martin, D. Singer, C. Martin, W. Spotts, B. Oxenrider, I. Smith, B. Bord, G. Machamer, C. Dostich, S. Barcynski. Swanger, P. Arnold. ROW 2. D. Dry, R. Muth, M. Althouse, R. Riegel,

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0-9 yi ixx 'XX GJ 1 ROW l. Left to Right: L, llirz, L.l'litz, I. Brandr,S. Innnel, D. Yingst, L. llainly, D. Fox, S. Rindt. ROW 2. L. Pfautz, R. Briinn, L. Tslindy, J. l'larrm.1n, L. Zornbrowl. Mauser,R. Lincaweaver, P. Kline, R. Lesller. ROW l. Left to Right: B. Arnold, R. Straek, C. Felty, D, Sholley, M. ner, N. Fox. ROW 3. I. Dressel, 'l'. Donley, R. Bloneli, H. Dnnoore Tice, A. llorsr, I, Kline, C. Wagner, P. Fessler. A. Krissinger, J. Giv- C. Gingricli, R. Baum, N. Aclienbacli, J. Forney, l'. Starnni, L. Fees cns, M. Smith. ROW 2. B. I-Iipp, ll. lletrick, E. Cooper, J. Collins, T. D. Machamer. Geist, L, Soliday, L. Lutz, P. Weaver, P. Hartman,R. Ging1rich,S. Wag- - ,,, 1 . ,VX y D., T ,, He - my jf v1 A ,I n kr fi., u i C A