Mount Lebanon High School - Lebanon Log Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1952
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Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:
“
LEIBANUN LOG
Published by
THE STUDENTS of
Mt. Lebanon High School
Mt. Lebanon, Pa.
Editor-in-chief, ,
Literary Editor . , , A .
Assistant l,ite1'z11'y Editor
Art Editors. ,Carol Czlnghey
Business Manager . . .
Circulation Nlanager A
Sales Mazinger . . .
R 4541990
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Vol XXII
, Bob SW6ilI'iIlg6ll
. , , .Sally Garner
, . Diane Smith
and Alfred VVardle
.George Hulse
,, jo Ann Brown
Duryle VVolfers
CONTENTS
Administration Page
Seniors ..,.... Page
LTllClt'l'Cl2lSSll16ll Page
Sports . . . . , , Page
Activities . ,,
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New Deals Were Administered
SCIIOOL BOARD
l"llON'I': Miss Mirimn llcaullcy, Mr. A. C. Mchlillcn, Mrs. Donnlcl C. Lcwis, Miss Bcrtlm Yllllp. BACK: Dr.
lloss Gill. Mr. Snmncl A. Schrcincr. Mrs. Norma limclain, Mr. lluymoncl B. llccht, Mrs. Bm-rcnicc llivinc.
Mr. Bi-clclcy Smith, Mr. lilmcr S. Stamicr, Mr. Otis C. Hogsctt, Mr. liclwzirtl Buck. Dr. li. D. llorsnum.
Administration
IIE Aclministrution has workccl cliligcntly
making plans for school improvcmcnts.
A gruclc school on Moffctt Strcct to opcn in
Scptcmlx-r, 21 rcconclitionccl high school track
conrsc, :incl prcliminary plans for high school
aclclitions lmyc maclc ll towcring hlm-print
stack.
Thc Tlionuls -Icffcrson Criulc School.
IliIllN'll hy stnclcnt votc. inclnclcs kinclcrgzlr-
tcn through sixth grudc.
The high school qnzn'tcr-inilc track layout
is one of the states he-st. The 220 yarcl
stmiglitzlwuy is ontstancling.
According to plans our fntnrc tccn-agcrs
will cnjoy aclclitional high school facilitics.
Unclcr cliscnssion arc ai new gym, moclcrn
scicncc laboratories, il lihrary, un unclitorium.
and perhaps 21 swimming pool.
Thanks to its progrcssiyc 2lKllI1llliSil'2lflOIl
Mt Lchanon keeps its schools np-to-tlutc.
Dr. liulph Ilorsmun, our snpcrintcnclcnt, and Dr. Ross Gill,
assistant supcrintcnclcnt of instruction, cliscnss school policy.
For E fveryonffs Needs
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MR. KEIFER
'I' A lligh-stuckcd dcsk in thc Main Officc sits
our fricnd und principal, Mr. Kcifcr. Although
allways rcudy for u talk with un cxccutiyc or ll studcnt,
his muin joh is school 1llllIllIlSlI'AlltlT. Thus hc dirccts
tht- cntirc school prograu11-nctiyitics, sports, instruc-
tion, muiutcnuncc, und school policy. Hc dcputizcs
dcpurtmcntul In-uds, who urc dircctly rcsponsiblc to
him. NVhcn spurc timc cmcrgcs from u thousand dc-
tuils, Mr. Kcifcr works for his doctorutc, hut hc und
Mrs. Kcifcr ZIIVVAIXS find llilli' to uttcnd school func-
tions.
MISS ION
HY Pccping into tht- Attcnduncc Oflicc right in
thc middlc of tx school cluy. You urc likcly to
lind Miss Ion. our vicc principul, in thcrc husy us Rl
hcc. If not pcrlorming numcrous udministrutivc
tasks such us making mustcr schcdulcs, chccking ut-
tcnduncc, or scnding collcgc grudc transcripts. shc is
doing cxtru work for thc Advisory Council, Class
Rank Squad or Acliicvcmcnt Squzidr In tlu- cvcning
uftcr an cvcntful day, Miss lon might cujoy an livcly
play, lnovic. or liridgc gllllllh
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ADVISORY COUNCIL
l"llON'l': Miss McClurc. Miss Ion, Mr. Kcilcr, Mrs. Cargill, Mr. Cilbcrt. BACK: Corr, Karchcr, Tulcott, Mr.
VVliiplicy, Jones, liccs, Clutter.
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Uur Stockmarket of Helpers
MRS. CAHCILL
66 INK lforms at the end." This phrase is often
utterecl hy one of the many stutlents seeking
Mrs. Cargill, our Aetivities Direetor. The speaker
might want his aetivities points eheeketl hy the llon-
or Award Committee sponsor. Perhaps he wants the
tlireetor of the Vl'ays and Means Squad, Book Squad
or decorating Squacl. Ile eoultl he the exeeutiye hoartl
president seeing his supervisor. NVell, whatever his
husiness, it must quickly he stated, for there's a line
hehind him.
MISS GORDON
S Mt. Lehanon's home and school visitor Miss
Corclon helps to form a strong link hetween the
home and school. By paying friendly ealls in the
homes of new students, she starts this eorclial home-
sehool relationship. ller ioh also inelucles investigat-
ing truancy, issuing work permits. and taking the
sehool eensus. Miss Cordon has incleecl heeome an
authority on stuclent life through her many assoeia-
tions.
MRS. IIORNE
RS. IIORNE, our Cuiclanee Counselor, helps
students to analyze their vocational interests so
they can wisely select a high sehool eourse ancl later
a suitahle eollege. As part of this program she makes
arrangements for Career Night when sturlents hear
talks on voeations whieh interest them. The lower
left picture shows stuclents enjoying one of the many
speakers. Mrs. Horne also arranges eonferenees with
college representatives. Shown at the lower right is
a Denison meeting.
Rated F riendliness High
Our Helpers
IC Cznrt gt-t along without thcm. "VVho?,' yon
ask. YVhy, "our lu'lpci's,'.
Ont- lmrtincli of this group is the St'L'l't'lllI'Il'S, snh-
slilntvs, amd 1't'pIa1ct-lm-iits. The Sl'C'I't'ILlI'll'S clit-4-11
fully typt-d, tc-lcphonvd, amd kcpt rt-cords straight
in tht- main amd llI'tt'llLlillH't' office-s. Mrs Swuim,
who ix-plucvtl Mr. Srp tvinporurily, and Mrs. Truxvll,
at twirlit-r-ot-ull-tnult-s, wuiw' two of tht- snhstitntvs.
M1'. Lznnprinaikos. tht- new hoys' gym und driving in-
structor in thi- st-cond st-nwstc-r, was tht- only 1't-pIz1cc-
mm-nt.
Another set-tion of tht- livlpcrs nvwly orgunizvd
this ymtr is tht- lfntim' YIlK'klL'lll'l'S ol' Allll'l'IC1l. Sponsor-
vd hy Miss Ion und L-ullt-tl tht- "VL-ritus Clnhf'
stndvnts inte-rtstvd in toucliiiig lu-Ipod ut any
lovztl schools XVllk'l1t'YCl' 1104-clccl. Bcsidcs hclping oth-
vrs tht- cluh lllt'llll7l'l'S lu-lpvd thcinsvlvcs hy ohsvrv-
ing amd latching classvs in district schools. Thus they
had il t-lmnt-v to tc-st thvir tvaluhing calpuliilitics.
llvu-'s to our good fricnds, the cute-tvrizi Workc-rs
and jaxnitors! It's so 1llt'tlS1lIlt to su- lmvuniiiig fact-s
hvhind tht- lnnch conntcr amd at tht- ond of tht' wife'-
tvriu lint-. So what il' thcy Vtiillll your nickols and
pullllivsl 'l'ht- dvliuions food thvy cook is worth it.
'l'ht-n, ultvr svhool you sw somv busy In-:xvcrs l'lll't'-
fully sw:-1-ping tht- rooms. cleaning tht- windows, and
dmnping Izltt--It-:wt-1's ont of tht- hnilding. But they
allways lmvt- timm- for at t-In-My ht-llo und at good-nu-
ture-d l'l'llltll'li.
No, school days wonldn't hc coinplvtc without
uonr he-lpvrs.,'
QIANITUIIS: Mr. -I. Smith, Mr. Arhcs, Mr. Myvrs, Mr.
C. Smith, Mr. Otto, Mr. Bull.
CAl"l'l'l'I'lIlIA NVOIIKEIIS: Mrs. Covlnvl. Mrs. Ilczlr-
don, Mrs. Gallaniglwr, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Burk-
lvui, Mrs. Bonstuud, Mrs. Kctchnln, Mrs. Bald-
ingcr, Mrs. L. l"o1'1'aro, Mrs. M. Fcrrnro, Mrs
licalltlslizlll.
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SICCltIi'l'AltIlCS: Miss Adznnson, Mrs. Irwin, Miss
Mc-Mzistvr, Mrs. Booth.
NEXV TEACHERS: Mr. Linnprinnkos, Mrs. Truxt-ll,
Mrs. SWQIIIII.
VERITAS CLUB: tlfrontl ClllI'lll'l', Adams, NVolfcrs,
Arnold, NV0ldcn, Dickinson, tliaickj Cannm-ron, Ilur-
mzm, Marshall, Iillingcr, Strt-inv, Frank, Zivglcr,
Ivory.
Specialized and Basic Englishes
Xliss
lilliolt
Nliss Miss Miss Bliss
lfrolmt-sv Conlon Manning xlt'IAlllgllllll
In pulilic spvuking clzlssvs,
czlrcfully plalnnvcl talks am'
pus-smitccl to fellow clzlssmcn
to clcvclop skill in spcuking
tvcliniquc. Pupils gradually
lczlrn to vinploy tlic- factors
of interest and inipelling mo-
tives. Bvfore un zlttcntivv llll-
clicncc, Nlonnic- gives an vx-
C 0 l l 0 n t cleinonstration of
liorselnzlnsliip.
Tlic- 120C classvs use- our
liln'au'y constantly wliilv work-
ing on their English Compo-
sition tlivmcs. Oli, liow tllvy
slave! Miss Nloorc km-ps vc-ry
liusy satisfying rcquvst slips
for lIllOI'lll21llOll. B u t. t li 0
lmiilvst jolm of all is tlic final
llll't't'-fllOllS2ll1Cl word tlicinc.
Celia-ml lfllglllill, ll nt-xv
coursc ut Nlt. lmlio, p1'ox'iclvs
inucll u s 0 ful llll'Ol'Ill2lfiUIl
tllrougli ll unit on pvrioclicalls.
On clispluy is 11 postvr, cle'-
signccl lmy tlie' stuclvnts, wliicll
poltrays the many populzu'
magazines of toclay.
i s
Were Valuable Necessities
XIV. Nlrs. Miss Miss
Hills Nlurgzm NL'llIllill'lil'li lliclwns
'ilu' tl'1lQ,'l'llf' ol' .'lIr1c'l1r'll1 is
L'ilL1K'l'ly stuclivcl lmy liloml-
tllirsty sc-uim' Iinglisli stu-
cla-nts. Jxllllillg this ya-:iris elm-
iimtifutimis of tlic play was
that ol' liclclx' lilcl. llv pm'-
lruys tlu- luirrilmlc clczltll of
Xluclwtli. and UH!-1's tlu- class
thc X'illlLllliS llwlll.
'lumioi' linglisli pupils strug-
gle illfllllgll il unit in which
thi- lliilglilllllllillg of sviltciicvs
is l'llll5llilSlZl'll. lim-lm stuclvnts
lmig Illllllllxlll is to display llis
Cllilgllllllllllllg on thi- lmlalck-
lJUill'ilf-tlll' results look some-
thing like tliis.
Soplioimmrc l':IIQliSll is nizulc'
inlcrvsting by i'c-souls ol' 'Hu'
Afl'I'l'll!lHf of l'1'nic'f'. Also,
lllilllj' stuclvnts prc'pzu'v pro-
ivcls ml tllv play. l,iCtIll'l'll is
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ll replica ol thc Llulw llwzl-
lm' Illililtx by :ui imlustriuus
srmpliunlurc-.
Xliss
Sli-pln-11s
The Perplexities of Higher
r. Xliss Xliss Miss Xlr.
Lumlxiiui Nvslmill lligllllllllli Smilli Srp
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lliglwr mzitli may cmilusc-
you il wc-c lmit. lmt to Bolv
:mal tlu- otlwr solicl stiiclc-nts
tliis locus pmlali-in is us vnsy
als pi. Tllosc lucky om-s who
survive solicl go on to QI'l'llil'l'
coinplvxitivs in trig.
llmxs X l'Q'2lllf' cquul alll
that? Nlurraiy thinks so and is
trying to coiiviiicm' tlu- rvst ul
thc class. You czmit tm-II much
from tlu- lmcks of tlivir limuls.
lmt tlwy must lx' tliinkinii.
Lam l pass 2llLfi'l'll'llI,
A Sflllilflx is always il rm'-
tunglv, lmt ll rvctunglc isifl
allways ll SKlll2ll'l'. cl0IIlillSlIILf.
isn't it? NVm'll, tlwsv gvoini'try
stuclmlts try tlwir lwst, lmt
wlio Quin ldlaum- tllcm il, tlu-5
find L-irclvs. trizmglvs. tain-
gvnts. :incl arcs confusing?
Xlr. Nlr.
S'll'K'ilIllb Wliiplwy
Learning 'faxed Uur Minds
NVlu-tlu-r itis an opt-rculnm
or tllc' pn'-opc'1'clc'. tlivsv stu-
clvnts can tt-il you all about
it. lint tlit- fun I't'1lHy lu-gins
wlic-n flllxj' start to dissect
frogs. 0llI'fllXVOl'lllS. and any-
thing vlsv that coinvs within
tht-ir rn-at-li.
Our lnnlcling clit-mists have
a gn-at tit-al of fun with po-
tassium. oxygcn. tllv halo-
gc-ns. and particularly snlflnx
ci0llSt'i1llC!ll'ly. wlicn thosc
Iiraggrant aromas pu-x'ail in thc
building. you know the-sv unix-
vrs arc' at it again.
lfroin tlw intt-lligvnt looks
on ilu-ir tacvs. You can tcii
tlu-sv physicists know what
tlltj' au- doing. :Xny tiinv your
car or I'l'i.l'iQ0l'1ltlJI' invaks
clown just gin- tlltxlll a call.
'lin-y'll lic glad to Iwlp you.
Mr. Mr. Mr. Xlr. Nh. XII. Mr
l5rolniu'1'ic'k ilillwrt Clrina-s Loln' xIl'llllt'l' liainvs lintu
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llnrrows I Jenhow Doali
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Good Americanism Was the Basis
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One ot the several new
classes this year is personal
acljnstment and family living.
There were many goocl clis-
cussions and clehates on mar-
riage, social life, and person-
ality. A survey on "going
steady" also proclncetl many
interesting answers.
Une picture is worth a
thousand worclsl This fact was
really proved through the use
of several, particularly gootl
movies in economics classes.
They were a hig help in nn-
clerstancling the prohlems cl'
consumers and mamn"actnrers.
Another new class aclrlecl
this year is geography of
strategic areas. Xlr. Kline
hronght those "far away pla-
ces" of Asia, the Pacific Is-
lancls, ancl Africa close to
home. Many interesting clays
were spent by armchair tra-
velers.
International Understanding
A hit of gay Paris right
livrv in Mt. 1.1-ho! Those'
l21'll1'.s' nncl 1117111 uchnirv Miss
Zalliliisvfs 1il2j11f.s flvllfl. Vvry
chic, vh? Ural talks kc-pt ns
inforinvcl and 11 visit to 21
Frm-nch Art Exhibition inzulv
lvznning ll plcaisnrv-ulmost.
Xvllllt tiinv is it? Thvsv stu-
clvnts can toll you IJCCHIISU
tlivy'x'1- hccn il'ill'llillQ' to te-ll
tillll'fllOt so CQISB' in ciK'l'lll2lIli
SlJI'I'I'l1f'l1 Sir' IJl'Ilf-S'l'l1iJ Cm'-
lnnn stnclcnts not only spvzik
it. tlu-y sing it. A i-2lY0l'itC song
is i'S1'l111if:.1'Il11111k."
This Spanish class finds
1'.s'f1111i1111l1'.s' np to hut. Si? A
lucky strikv inonns llhristinus
prcsm-nts for ull. An ii1mginz1i'y
trzlin trip luul l'YL'l'yUIIl' hny-
ing tickc-ts to thosc fnrziwny
plain-cs 'Smith of thx' Blll'lll'l'.i
Miss Miss
Miss
Unch Nll'Cllll't' l'uth'1'so11
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Miss Miss Miss
lim-ggv VIQIIUTIN' Znhnisn
.ali
Practical Skills Equipped
XVl111t ll lx-zliitillll pictnrv.
Nladeliiic-or is it Xlalrcizl?
XVell, wlloc-x'v1' it is, slit-is
painting ll lwulltiflil land-
scape-. Iligli spots i11 nrt class
wwe scnlptnring and postm-
designing. Va-ry colorful and
intvrvsting bulletin lionrds
wcrc- 11mdc, too.
I XV0llll0l' what thc girls
arc cooking. xVllLlt0Yl'I' it is. l
lwt it sniclls good. The girls
tnrn ont sonic- dvlicions inor-
sels. Tlivy lCill'll how to plain
and Pl'l'p2lI'0 appctizing inmls
und to lac good. t'lliilCll'llt
llllllli'-lI1llkl'l'S.
"'l,ooli. lllll drivingll' lint.
it tallws more tlmn going
tllfllllgll tl1c motions to Illillil'
11 good d1'ix'c-1'. l11 this pant ot
thc conrsc- l'Y0l'yOIli' lK'lll'IlS
how to get out of ll tough sit-
uation XVlfllUllt llillllllglil lon-
dcrs.
Nlr. Nlr. Nliss Miss Nlrs. Nlr. Miss
lim-lwi' Bl'I'llllill'ilj l"isl1 Crovv llornc Nlitt-lu-ll Nloon'
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Us With Lifcgs Tools
ln this class tht- hnys start
out with t'lt'llIt'llttll'f' drawing.
Thvn, tht-5' aclvam-0 to archi-
tvctnral and v n g i n c 0 r ing i
drawing. Nlcchanical draw- 3
ing is always a vvry impor-
tant snhjvct lor anyniw who
aiins tn hc c-ith:-r an architvct
or an vngim-cr. l
Look at thnst- lathvs. will
yon! Yvs, look. hnt hc' carvlinl.
'I his is only onv of thc many
tools in tht- Invtal shop,
which arc- rt-sponsihlc for tht-
womlm-rfnl pic-cvs of work
tnrnccl ont hy our stnclcnts.
Tha- girls work harcl in
this class to gvt thc' clit-tations
clowng linwmwvr can tht-y rt-acl
what they han- written? Al'-
tvr all. thc purpose- ol' this
snhjn-ct is to In-Ip girls ht'-
cnnu- vliliiciviit in writing rap-
icl, lvgihlv shnrthancl.
Mr. Nlr. Nlr.
I'4'ts-rs Prntfnian llanisvy
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Xlr.
Sham-r
Nliss Miss
Sm'ary' Xihinnit
Healthy Bodies
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.IIIINIJII lll'tlQ1'l'l fllurli
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Promoted Happy Minds
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Xlr. Nliss Dr. Nliss
llauis llfgfh lsl'llllAlll Xliuy
"XVl1c-11' to now?" 'lhzxt
:night vnsily ln- tht- qua-stion
in tht- inincls of thvsc- stuclvnts
its th:-3' study tha' L-irculutory
Sf'Zatl'lll in lu-ulth clzlss. 'lhis
is just out- ol' tht- lllllllf' sulm-
jects which am- discuss:-cl clur-
inq tht- sc'uwstc'r.
lou clout luxvc to go to
Egypt to sc-cf pyrzunicls. You
can liintl 17Ul'l'CL't L'XillIllJ'l'.4
llvrv ut school XYlll'Il tht- girls
start gynnmstics. At othvr
tllllt'S you will tlincl lmuslwt-
hull. vollcylmull. llllll clock tm:-
nis living cnjoyvcl.
XVhy clo wo lmvv so mann'
lwfty. inusculzn' hoys nt Xlt.
1,1-ho? Tho pllysic-all litucss
progiraun in gym class is tht-
stfcrc-t ol tha-ir lllollywoocll
lllll3l'ill'1lI1Cl'S. lloxwu-r. Ulllt'I'
sports. such ns footlmll. lms-
lwtlmll. inushlmll. znul wrvst-
ling. uw inc-luclc-cl in tho lmoysi
SClll,'LllllC.
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Ni1'plum- parts urn- living puintml out hy
nu- to hm-lp Im clzassllmtvs lm-urn thvm 111 dc-
Kul, il. IU?
Boll ll4'lll0lISll'AllK'S just how ll Rlllllllll wulvr
uvl works with his Dl'ill'AXVillIliHQ: moclvl.
Sample- m'wspupcrs gm- uftvn pussm-cl ilfillllld '
thx- rumn to gin' iilltllfk' iuurrmhsts ich-as for
IIIPII' stmus. QU. L5
Novel Classes Profved Intriguing
QT. HJ
S4'1lllIStI'l'SSCS of thx- lmlnv vcunolnics clussvs
4 lH'flIHV cut Amcl
an alumnus
1 I I I I' YVUOQI shop stuclvnls tlmugh oftvn Slll'l'l7llllClL'Ll hy chwp
A' 4 - t ' u x xr ' ' u r '
xml I 0 pmt HU Inn mi 5 sawdust au-tuallly turn out llmstvrplm-cvs.
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l'C'lltiYl' Board uH'icc-rs, QFNONTD XVisc-. c:2lStlI10Yl'l'. CBACKQ K
Q luttc-r, N11-yvr, worm- our scnior lvaldc-1's in school life.
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Yes! we are collegiate!
Trousers baggy and our clothes look ruggy
But we,re rough and ready, Yea I
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JEAN F. ADAMS' Y
Big brown eyes, a sparkling person-
ality-thatfs Jeanne.
C.A.A., VVays and Means Clun.,
llome Room Officer, MPa I'itt's Re-
view", "Midnight Fantasyn, Y-Teens
Pres., Honor Roll, Activities Key.
MARILYN E. ADAMS ' '
I't'l'A'Illll!' Monnie excels in lIl'!llIl.S',
muxic. aml personality.
Cl.A.A..- Triple Trio Pianist, Home
Room Officer. i'Undcr Covcrn, Cliorus
pianist. Y-Teens, Activities Key,
XVays and Means.
NANCY ANN AIRIIART
Athletic - full of fun and crazy
jokes.
Major Sports Letter, Medical,
Ilome Room Officer, Lantern, Log,
Mounty, Honor Roll, Activities Key.
WILLIAM T. ALTER l l"'
llanrlsome Bill'.9 a wiz at hockey
anll lrasl-fetball.
Intramural Basketball, Home Room
Officer, Honor Roll, Cafeteria, Pro-
jcction.
JANE ARNOLD
janirfs the life of the party-cute
trick.
C.A.A., Chorus Letter, Music Mgr.,
Triple Trio. "Mother Is A Freshman",
Lantern, Y-Teens Pres.
GEORGE ARTH
George thinks before acting-good
lawyer material.
VVays and Means.
MAR-IORIE JOAN ARTHURS
Margie-always lmlnhling over with
enthusiasm.
C.A.A., M a lc e-u p. Attendance,
Home Room Officer, Y-Teens, Home
Room Program Connnittee.
Seniors
CARY T. ASTON
Gary and his yellow coruzertihle
really get aromul.
Intramural Basketball.
AGNES M. ATCIIISON
Szcecf Aggie is alu'ay.x' really lo
help aut.
Attendance.
CHRISTINE E. AUSTIN
A .vhort cutie who's loads of fun-
lllllf,-9 Chris.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Medical.
ROBERT I. BAIERBACH
Scientist at heart-really a swell
guy.
Chess, Physics, Traffic.
MARY ELIZABETH BALCH
Tops in any sport-euerybozlyis pal.
Major and Minor Sports Letter,
Band, Library, Chemistry, Red Cross,
Y-Teens Officer, Activities Key.
Lois R. BALDIZAR l '
This petite bland captured all our
hearts.
Major Sports Letter, Y-Teens, Hon-
or Roll, Information Squad, Attend-
ance, Red Cross.
BARBARA ANN BALL
That wonderful combination of
brains and beauty.
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Lan-
tern, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Medical.
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BARBARA LEE BALLINGER
Friendly Barbara is definitely a
busy bee-
Band, Traffic, Home Room Offi-
cer, Mounty Co-Editor, Honor Roll,
Quill and Scroll, Activities Key, Na-
tional Honor Society.
NVILSON A. BARKER
A swell fellow and an excellent
hunter.
Rifle Letter, Intramural Basketball,
Projection Squad Cluu., "Under Cov-
er .
LORINE ANNE BARRY "J
Truly a starlct with her Irish uoice
anrl vigor.
Mounty, Teacher's Secretary, Li-
brary, Traffic.
BARBARA LOU BAUER
A "Queen" of hearts from way
back,
C.A.A. Council, Cheerleader, Li-
brary, Home Room Officer, Y-Teens
Officer, Activities Key, Honor Roll,
Chorus.
MADELINE M. BEARD
Sweet Madeline-one-half of the
famous pair.
Major Sports Letter, Home Room
Officer, Medical, Library, Bulletin
Board, Ways and Means, Home
Room Program Committee.
MARCIA M. BEARD "
Viuucious Marcia is the other ter-
rific twin.
Activities Assembly, Coocl Sports-
manship, Home Room Officer, Major
Sports Letter, Bulletin Board, Home
Room Program Committee, Ways
and Means.
EDNVARD I. H. BENNETT, IR. L"
Ted's personality will carry him far.
Football Letter, Tennis, Track, In-
tramural Basketball, Home Room Of-
ficer, Honor Roll, Advisory Council,
National Honor Society.
ROBERT T. BICHAM
"Hot-Roll Terryv makes every mo-
ment lively.
Colf Captain, Projection Chm.
THOMAS E. BLANDFORD
A ucorkirig good" humorist-swift
track man.
Cross Country Numeral, Track, Hi-
Y, Cafeteria.
IRENE BLOCK
"Renew has lots of enthusiasm, par-
ticularly for sports.
G.A.A., Y-Teens, Home Room Pro-
gram Committee, Library.
RALPH F. BOCKSTOCE
Ralph likes football and anything
that faintly resembles food.
Football Letter.
MADELIN C. BOOTH
A "tricky" girl who loves her mu-
sic.
Honor Roll.
ANN VV. BOWMAN -
This pretty blonrl has lots of spark-
1...
G.A.A., lNleclical, Bulletin Board,
Lantern, Y-Teens.
LOIS JANE BRADDOCK ' M
A gay smile and a love of life corn-
bined.
Medical, Mounty, Y-Tccns.
Seniors
DARRYL B. BREDNICH
Always really with a joke-jolly
,good fellow.
Intramural Basketball.
RICHARD BREIER
A chap without a care, except hi.s
car.
Cafeteria.
BARBARA ANN BROVVN
Vitality and beautiful lzlue eyes
make her a "wow".
C.A.A. Council, Honor Awarml,
Usherette, Home Room Officer, Lan-
tern, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Activities
Key.
,IO ANN BROVVN
Tremendous Io Ann - always a
genuine friend.
Major Sports Letter, Ways and
Means, Library, Medical, Home Room
Officer, Log Circulation Mgr., Y-
Tccns, Activities Key.
JOHN R. BROVVN
jack keeps the Rec iimiping-eats
a mean rug.
Tennis, Stagecrew, Rifle Mgr.
R. MARSHALL BROVVN
The good-looking guy with the
erinkling smile.
Football Letter, Basketball, llonoi
Roll, Traffic, Activities Key.
ROBERT D. BRUCE
A swell guy with a ieiiiiiing per-
sonality.
Cborus, Stagecrew, Home Room
Officer, Studio Mgr., Boys' Quartet,
Honor Roll, Activities Key, National
Honor Society.
Seniors
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BRYAN BUCHANAN
"Specs" is never without a pan-
saper duper kid.
Cross-Country, Home Room Offi-
CUT.
I I. ROBERT BUC RER
A kimlly way and a golden roice
are Bol2l2y's assets.
Chorus, Honor Roll, "Miclniglit
Fantasy", "Pa I'itt's Review".
MARGARET L. BUCKLEY
Peggy Lmfs never without a smile
or a friend.
Major Sports Letter, Y-Teens Pres.,
Activities Key, Library, Vtlays and
Means, Chorus.
BEVERLY ANNE BUERKLE
She's likeable and leisurely-a win-
some way.
Library, Medical, Red Cross, Ma-
jor Sports Letter, Mounty.
DONALD M. BU MER
Good-natared Don is tall and
lzrawny.
Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y.
ROBERT V. BURDE'I"I'E
The strong. silent type-a romantic
head.
RONALD R. BURTON '
Ronald always is pleasant with
everyone.
Cross-Country. Track, Home Room
Officer, Traffic.
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ROBERT GERALD BUTLER
An easy smile and a "rifle" eye-
'ikeable Gerry.
Intramural Basketball, Rifle, Foot-
Jall Letter.
NANCY LEE CALPASS
Dark, sparkling eyes - "IIourrly"-
l'iny and trim.
C.A.A., Home Room Officer, Y-
eens Officer, Lilurary, Medical.
JANET CAMERON "" fl" "
"jakey" is very chummy and really
'or fun.
C.A.A., Band, Properties, Library,
Nftlllllty, Y-Teens, Home Room Offi-
TCF.
MARY CAROLYN CAMPBELL
A talented .sringer with lovely :lark
iair.
Band, Chorus, Mounty, Y-Teens,
.nfonnation Squad.
JOHN R. CARLEY
Never without a smile-aviation
necluznics for him.
Intramural Basketball.
DONALD T. CARTVVRICHT
Friendly, easy-going Don will
nake a good salesman.
Rifle, Intramual Basketball, Stage-
zrcw, Traffic, Biology.
CAROL JEAN CAUGIIEY "
This attractive miss will be a sue-
ressful modern artist.
C.A.A., Scenery, Devotional, Log
krt Editor, Honor Roll.
JOHN H. CHASE
A sportsmen he is-an architect he
will be-
Iutramural Basketball.
ROBERT T. CHERRY "
Always "cheery"-particularly tal-
ented at winning W.P.I.A.L. meets.
Track and Cross Country Captain,
Intramural Basketball, Home Room
Officer, lli-Y. Honor Study Hall
Committee.
BARBARA JEANE CLARKE
"Bohhe" twirls ll tricky baton-fle-
Iightful .s1oprano voice.
C.A.A.,- Majorette, Choms, Home
Room Officer, Lantern, Social, Devo-
tional.
DONALD C. CLIFFORD '
Reliable Don is definitely first rate.
Hi-Y Pres., Cafeteria, Red Cross,
Intramural Basketball.
JEROME L. CLUTTER A
Terrific, brainy, athletic-sure to
succeed.
Football, Rifle, Baseball Letter,
Public Address Clnn., Executive Board
Pres., National Honor Society, Honor
Roll, Activities Key.
NANCY RUTH COCHRANE '
"Little Nancy" is euery0ne's trusty
pal.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Home
Room Program Committee, Teaeher's
Secretary, Bulletin Board.
RALPH S. COFFIN -' i
"Butch", the magnetic kid-one of
the best.
Lantern, Stage Crew, Traffic.
Seniors
LORRAINE R. CONROY
"Shorty', with her charming wit
enjoys a frisky horse.
C.A.A., Attenclance.
JAMES M. CouLL ' '
Suace jim has a terrific' personality.
Track Letter, Cross Coutry, Home
Room Ofiieer.
JOIIN II. COVVLES A
Ouiek on the tri,1.:ger-a hancly man.
Home Room Offieer, Stageerew,
Usher.
CAROL ANN COYNE
Carol winks aml smiles at every-
one-super seamstress.
Y-Teens, Meciieal.
OUINCY M1 CRATER
"Cliip"-ioking is his first nature,
laughing: his seeoml.
Cafeteria, Intramural Basketimali.
JOHN HOVVARD CRYTZER
Jaek craves food and lots of
"dough-ray-ine".
Intramural Basketball, Cross-Coun-
try, Track, Ili-Y. Stageerew.
IJAUNA LEE CUNNINCIIAM
A eute trick who loves to laugh.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Medical, Home
Room Program Committee.
I
Seniors
fs..
HELEN LOUISE CUNNINCHAM
"Tudie" is sweet and lovely-an ex-
pert dresser.
Major Sports Letter, Library,
Home Room Officer. Y-Teens Pres.,
Honor Roll, VVays and Means, Activ-
ities Key, National Honor Society.
L. JEAN DALLAS
A striking hrunette with a heart of
gold.
C.A.A., Baud, Home Room Officer,
Mounty, Honor Award, Activities
Key.
PAUL II. DAMON ' e
Paul's stamp collection is patterned
very scientifically.
Hi-Y.
J. MARSHALL DAUCHERTY, JR.
The ladies, man-gives all the girls
a whirl.
Intramural Basketball, C li o r u s,
Home Room Officer, Band, Lantern,
Traffic Chnl.
SALLY JO DAVVSON
"Absiticely, posolutelyn a tiny and
tuneful treat.
Devotional, Medieal, Information
Squad, Y-Teens, Honor Roll.
DONNA L. DE CIOVANNI
A captivating beauty with many
fascinating clothes.
C.A.A., Usherette, Cheerleacier,
Chorus, Mounty, Y-Teens.
MARCARITE JO DICKINSON
Peg:gy's sunny disposition and alert-
ness make her "IO'ioial.
Home Room Officer. Y-Teens,
Honor Roll, Meclieal, Library, XVays
and Means.
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MARLENE T. DIETRICH "L I
A reliable worker who merrily does
her part.
C.A.A., Chorus, Lantern, Mounty,
Y-Teens, Medical, Cym Squad, Li-
brary.
MARY GRACE DI SALVIO
Gentle arul pleasant with a ready
smile.
Chorus, Lantern, Mounty, Y-Teens
Publicity, Library, Medical.
JUDITII DODSON
Never a rlull moment around lively
Judy.
Major Sports Letter, Attendance
Chm., Lantern.
JOANNE DONALDSON
A truly gifted penman-purposeful
and calm.
PETER H. DONATH '
Lots of perzsonality-an atom homh
of action.
Intramural Basketball, H ome
Rooiu Officer.
SHIRLEY E. DONLEY
Shirl really makes a car or type-
writer travel.
Library, C.A.A., Y-Teens.
ALICE JOAN DOUGIIERTY
Light-hearted and easy to know is
Joan.
CAA Lantern Mount Mzdit-nl
. . ., . . , y, - -. ,
Red Cross, Teac-her's Secretary, Li-
brary.
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NANCY ELLEN DOUGHERTY f
That certain something called per-
sonality-a contagious laugh.
Y-Teens Pres., Mounty, Home
Room Officer, C.A.A., Ways and
Means, Needle and Thread Chm.,
Ilonor Roll, Activities Key.
JOIIN A. DRGON, Jn. A "1
Active, ambitious aml ainusing-a
triple "Av fellow.
Rifle Letter, Usher Squad Chm.,
Cafeteria Clnn., Home Room Officer,
Honor Roll, Activities Key, Properties,
National llonor Society.
H. SEARL DUNN
Picked out of a crowd hy his red
hair.
Football Letter, Intramural Basket-
ball, Traffic, Cafeteria, Honor Roll,
National Honor Society.
HERBERT H. DUSINBERRE '
Suaoeness and an exciting person-
ality rruike Herb ll "Duze,'.
Rifle, Intramural Basketball, Home
Room Officer.
NANCY 1. EBERT . f-I ' A
A clever joker who enjoys a lively
gang.
Major Sports Letter. Chorus Lel-
ter, Mounty, Y-Teens, Home Room
Program Comnnttee, Library, Traffic,
Activities Key.
DAVID EKEDAIIL
Lanky "like"-a good sport icho's
out for fun.
Baseball, Basketball, Band, Usher.
EDWARD A. ELD A A '
A good guy and eceryhoi1y's friend
-Ecldy's ever alert.
Baseball Mgr., Intramural Basket-
ball, Stagecrew Chnl., Chemistry,
Usher, Home Room Offictr, Activ.-
ties Key.
Seniors
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CAROL ELLINCER
"Cal" is a circus in herself-a pret-
ty charmer.
G.A.A., Chorus, Y-Teens, Home
Room Program Committee, Gym
Squad, Sr. Color Committee.
LILLIAN LOUISE ELSEY
"Looper" is our little acrobat and
joy lover.
G.A.A., Maiorette, Y-Teens.
RAYMOND J. ENCLERT
A football and track letter man
who's always on the job.
Football and Track Letters, Intra-
mural Basketball, Hi-Y.
SALLY H. FARQUHAR
"Scotty" has a twinkly eye and a
ticklish toe on ice.
Library. Mouuty, Lantern, Informa-
tion Squad, Bulletin Board.
JOAN HELENE FAUSTQI '
Slenller and poised with a sweet
manner.
Mounty, Poster Squad, Home
Room Program Committee, Attend-
ance.
DVVICHT H. FEE, JR.
An eagle eye and a nose for news-
husy "Beanie",
Rifle Letter. Lantern News Editor,
Home Room Officer, Hi-Y, Intramu-
ral Basketball, Honor Roll, Activities
Key, Band.
PATRICE B. FLAHERTY
A sunny smile has this gay gal.
Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Activities
Key, Medical, Library, C.A.A.
Seniors
CATHERINE ELIZABETH FLURY
Kittgfs smiles and good cheer bring
much happiness.
G.A.A., Chorus, Y-Teens, Informa-
tion Squad, Attendance.
RICHARD MILLER 1201.1-:Y l I
Diek's pep and red hair mix well.
Traffic, Chemistry, Band, Orches-
tra.
JOAN CAROL FRANCIS
Lots of .spirit and lots of snap.
Library, Cap and Gown.
BARBARA JEAN FRANK
Loves a good time with hoys and
hamburgers supplied.
Y-Teens, G.A.A., Medical, Library.
DONALD S. FRASER
A lumrl for photography und a
smile for us.
Intramural Basketball, Ski Club,
Log.
ROSLYN J. FRIEND
Rosie is sugar and spice with every-
thing nice.
G.A.A., Y-Teens, Library.
ROBERT GAETANO
"Gumbano,', a boy with an elastic
personality.
Intramural Basketball.
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WILLIAM T. GARDINER
Tall, dark and dignified-has a way
with people.
Intramural Basketball, Honor Roll.
Cafeteria.
PATRICIA A. GARLAND
A ,gifted journalist who secs the
bright sirle of life.
G.A.A., Library, Usherette, Y-
Teens Officer, Lantern, Honor Roll,
Activities Key, Home Room Program
Committee.
AM-
SARAII ELIZABETH GARNER
Sally's a neat kill who's always full
of pep and fun.
National Honor Society, Majorettc,
Honor Award Chm., Honor Roll,
Home Room Officer, Log Literary
Editor, Y- Teens Pres., Activities Key.
JO ANN XV. GASTMEYER
"Happy" as the day is long-fits in
anywhere.
Home Room Officer, Student
Court, Executive Board Secretary,
Honor Roll, Attendance, Y-Teens
Pres., Activities Key, National Honor
Society.
MARIO VV. GICONI
Musieally-mincled-an amazing ae-
corclianist and jazzy iifterlmgger.
Intramural Basketball, Band.
SARAII LEE GILBERT
Atfectimiately eallecl "SuclLsv-one
terrific kill.
G.A.A., Triple Trio, Chorus, "Un-
der Cover", T r af f ic , Devotional,
Ways and Means, Activities Yey.
NANCY LEO GILL
She cheers us ecery clay-pretty as
a picture.
G.A.A., Cheerleader, Y-T c e n s,
Honor Roll, Library, Medical, Activ-
ities Key.
BEATRICE E. GIULIANI
Bee Bee is sweet, silent, and sincere.
Major and Minor Sports Letters,
Home Room Officer.
CATHERINE GODDARD I -'
Katy lzulzbles with personality-a
rich alto voice.
G.A.A., Band, Chorus, Log Girls'
Sports Ed., Red Cross, Library, Home
Room Program Committee, Activities
Key.
THOMAS F. GORHAM lf " '
Torn's always natural-filled with
thoughts of sports.
Football, Intramural Basketball,
Traffic.
ARTHUR RICHARD GORR
"Ozzie"is the closest a fellow can
he to perfection.
Devotional, U sh e r, Executive
Board Pres., Lantern Sports Editor,
Honor Roll, Home Room Officer, Ac-
tivities Key, National Honor Society.
ROBERT A. GRAHAM
A star at making footlzall plays anrl
pals.
Football Letter, Cafeteria, Home
Room Officer, Student Court.
SHEILA JANE CRAUL '
Pert plus pretty plus popular equals
Sheila.
G.A.A., Chorus, Y-Teens, Red
Cross Chm., Library, Chemistry.
ROSE MARIE GREB
Rosie has a buoyant .spirit that at-
tracts the fellows.
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Y-
Tcens, Lantern, "Pa Pitt's Review".
Seniors
RICHARD D. CROSS
Quiet, likeable Dick-a welcome
attrlition to Mt. Lebo.
moi. w. GHUNENWALD
Paul's wits are about him in school
ami out.
Rand, Home Room Officer, Ilonoi
Roll, Activities Key. National Ilonor
Society.
BETTIE ANN GUTHRIE
A package of mischief on top-
trustwortliiness underneath.
'G.A.A., Mounty, Y'T1'4'llS 0ffiC01',
Good Sportsmanship.
RICI IARD A. IIALL
A tliorouglibrezl clown-enjoys col-
lecting cars aiul women.
Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, NVays
and Means.
ROBERT B. HALL
Slap-happy Bob likes his ialopy.
Intramural Baslcetlmall, Cafeteria.
PATRICIA ALICE IIARLAN
Cutting figure eights is her speci-
alty.
C.A.A., Rand, Chorus, Library,
Mounty, Activities Key.
GENE T. I IARMAN
Beautiful, beautiful, brown eyes-
A lmdrling linguist.
C.A.A., Red Cross, Ways and
Means, Y-Teens, Honor Roll.
Seniors
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MARCIA LEE HARPSTER
Our beautiful head inaiorette is a
lima wire-
Heacl Majorette, C.A.A., Home
Room Officer, Y-Teens Offieer,
Home Room Program Committee.
MARY LOU IIARPSTER
A hit as a maiorette and with us,
fl7!7.
Major Sports letter, Bulletin Board,
Majorette, Devotional. Y-Teens.
MARY L. HARRINCTON
For laughter and personality slie's
tops!
G.A.A., Home Room Offieer, Lan-
tern, Log, Information Squad, Y-
Teens, NVays and Means, IIonor Roll.
WILLIAM HASSEL '
Strictly a womarfs num-smooth
dresser.
Intramural Basketball, Traffic.
MARJORIE S. HANVKINS
Well always be thinking of you,
Margie.
Home Room Officer, Home Room
Program Committee. Medical, Y-
Teens.
ROBERT K. HEINEMAN
A true "iudge'i of cluiracter-kept
Mt. Lebo ticking.
Student Court, Honor Roll, Aetivi-
ties Key, i'Uncier Cover", Studio,
Formal Concert.
JOAN ANN HEMPLE
A true Ohian and disk jockey-"Ili
Babe".
Information Squacl.
X, ff ,,' fr.
SARAH NATALIE IIENDERER
One cute kid with a terrific Sensi
of humor.
C.A.A., Y-Teens
RUTH FRANCES HENNESSY
You can't stop liking her-tops in
Irish wif,
C.A.A., Home Room Program
Committee, "Mother Is a Freshman",
Mounty, Y-Teens, Wlays and Means,
Chorus.
HERBERT A. HERVET
Soccer rates tops for good-natured
llerlz.
PAUL D. HIMMELRICH
"IIi1nmel's" friendly and so nice to
know.
Projection, Social Chin., Intramu-
ral Basketball, Activities Key.
SHIRLEY ANNE HISLOP
Happy and helpful, hearty and
hale is Shirley.
C.A.A., Band, Y-Teens, Traffic,
Band Librarian, Orchestra.
IEANNE MARIA HOBBS
Jeannie with the light brown hair-
loads of friends.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Ac-
tivities Key, Attendance, Devotional,
Ways and Means.
HOPE HODNETTE
Never a complaint but always a
smile . . . brains galore.
G.A.A., Log, Y-Teens, Honor Roll,
Make-up, Library, Activities Key,
National Honor Society.
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RUTH A. IIOFFMANN
Soft spoken-"Frenchie" will he a
SIICCPSS .
C.A.A., Chorus, Medical, Stuilent
Service Exchange Clnn., Monnty.
JEAN F. HOFRICI ITER
Ieannie enjoys flashing her sweet
smile.
Chorus, Y-Teens.
SUZANNE L. HOLLAND
Pretty, petite and pleasing-thatls
our Suzi.
Medical, Library, Honor Roll, Y-
Teens.
IOHN E. HOWE 1'
A folly old Englishman-"Cheerio,
Old Chap".
Home Room Officer, Honor Roll.
PATRICIA HUFNACEL
Acting and writing go hand in
hand for Patti.
C.A.A., Chorus, Home Room Pro-
gram Committee, "Mother is a Fresh-
manv, Make-up, Y-Teens, Honor Roll.
GEORGE A. HULSE '
Quiet in manner and pleasing to
know.
Intramural Basketball, Home Room
Officer, Hi-Y Officer, Log Business
Mgr., Class Rank.
ROBERT NELSON HUMPHREYS
"IIump', has what it takes to suc-
ceed.
Football, Intramural Basketball and
Tennis, Honor Roll, Devotional,
Home Room Officer, "Under Cover",
National Honor Society.
Seniors
LOU ISIi M. I IYDIC
Generous with her Slllilll-5'-fl swell
I 'II
Major and Minor Sports Lcttcrs
Maki--up, Medical, Lautcrn, Y-Tccns
Ilonor Boll.
VALERIE ANNIE IVORY
One lively hill-a writer in coming:
years.
Lantern, C.A.A., Y-Teens, IIonn
Room Program Connnittcc.
IKOBEIVI' -IEFI"I1EY
Rf'A'l'fl'l'fI, never talks lllit!'il'-ujlllilv
likes lo go hunting.
Intramurai Baskcthall, Cafctcria.
CHARLES II. .IIZNNER
A iulopy and ll joke-Pete's frivo-
rites.
Intramural Basketball, IIi-Y.
ALVEIIN Ii. ,IOI INSON
The girls all go for huuzlsomr' Al.
B as c h a I I, Baskcthall, Cafctcria
, ,
Chnl., Iloinc Room f7II'lL'l'I', III-X,
"Under Cow-r".
LANYRICNCIC .IOI I NSON
A nent guy who lzlows u nzeun
trumpet.
Ilomc RUUIII Officer, Band, Orches-
tra, Intramural Baskcthall. Lunch
Traffic.
Ii. DAVID .IOI INSON
"Cain keeps the .wlmol puhlien-
tions stacked with stories.
Cross Country, Intramural Baskct-
hall, Lantern, Mounty, "Under Cov-
er", QuiII and ScroII, Ilonor Roll, Dc-
votional.
Seniors
IIICIIARD M. JOHNSTON
Ready to help out-Muster rail-
roucler to he -just swell.
Intramural Baskcthall, Cafctcrin
Chin., Traffic, Scorchoarcl, Ilolnc
Iiooin Officer.
BERNARD I". JONES
Burney spells ACTION with ll vap-
ital A.
Golf Lcttcr, Rifle, Intramural Bas-
Iicthall.
HELEN LYNN .IONES
Striking Ilelen is always a hit.
C-.A.A.. Bulletin Board, Vlays and
Means, Book Squad Chin.
RONALD E. JONES
Takes it easy except when there's
ll basketball around.
Intramural Basketball, Ushcr.
MABEIVI' LUIS KAISEIR
Baseball, singing, mul acting inter-
est talented Becky.
C.A.A.. VVays and Means, Mcdical,
'iUndcr Covcr", Ilonor Boll, I'uhIici-
ty, Chorus.
XVILLIAM E. KEEN
A wise-,guy with n winning smile is
Bill.
Cross-Country, Track. Intramural
Basketball, Traffic.
NIAIIY LINDA KELLY
Our ehoiee for the quietest and the
nicest.
Major Sports Lcttcr, Chorus. Iloinc
Room Officer, Honor Roll, Y-Teens
Officer, Library, Medical, Activities
KQV.
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KATY BELVA KETCHUM
The girl of our dreams is this pretty
cheerleader.
Y-Teens, C.A.A., Clu-erleader, Lost
and Found Chm., Cym Squad, Home
Room Program Connnittee.
JOSEPH H. KIFER
Joe-a man of few words, hut ,agoorl
ones.
Intramural Basketball, Lantern,
Chorus.
SHIRLEY ANN KIRCIINER
Her personality goes well with her
prettiness.
Home Room Officer, Honor Roll,
Honor Award, Medical, Y-Teens,
'l'eacher's Secretary.
FRANK R. KIRSOPI'
His hobby-mechanics-his love-
girls.
Ili-Y, Stagecrew.
MARGARET ANN KLIMCHECK
Pep ami personality-popular on
eUeryl2ozly's list.
Major and Minor Sports Letters.
Ways and Means, Library, Medical,
Y-Teens Officer, Home Room Officer,
Lantern.
DORIS M. KNOX l
Sweetness is her trademark-Doris
her label.
Major Sports Letter, Y-Teens, Med-
ical, Lihrary, Red Cross, Cym Squad
JOHN VVILLIAM KRAFT
One of the hest quarter-milers-
wonflerfu kill.
Track Captain and Letterman,
Cross Country Letter, Hi-Y, Execu-
tive Board Viee Pres., Home Room
Officer, Activities Key, National Hon-
or Society.
JOAN M. KRIECER
A honey who will make someone a
sweet wife.
Home Room Officer, Honor Roll,
Library.
JOAN L. KRUT ' '
A true friend is a friend forever.
Major Sports Letter, Mounty, Y-
Teens, Medical, Lihrary, Red Cross.
ROSE MARIE LANFRANKIE L"
What she cIoesn't say, she sings.
Chorus, Y-Teens, Cym Squad,
"Midnight Fantasy".
CLADYS M. LAIIKIN
A very nice gal-hound to succeed.
RUTH II. LEASE l "
"Gee, is .die ever tremendousf' ales-
erilzes our Ruth lrest.
National Honor Society, Minor
Sports Letter, Make-up, Bulletin
Board, Traffic, Attendance, Y-Teens,
Activities Key.
SARA LEES
Interested in art-always enjoys a
goorl time.
Library, Medical, Home Room Of-
ficer, Lantern, Log, Mounty, Scenery,
Y-Teens.
M. WILLIAM LIC! ITNER
Bill is tall, dark, aml hanclsome.
Track, Intramural Basketball.
Seniors
Our Senior Sheiks
S4 3
' Good old Oz will sonu- day own a preside-nt,s scdan,
kr 6 And who will fix his parking fine? NVhy Mayorcss Io Ann.
Most Likely To Succeed i,,i. , .jo Ann Wise and Ozzie Corr
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O, somn can play polo, and sonic have grcat tactg
'l But thcsc two are good all-round-that's a fact.
Best All-Bound Kids ...,., Happy Castmeyer and Ozzie Corr
V VVhatcvcr thcrc is that nccds to bc done,
x E. Thr-sc kids can do it, and they call it fun.
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l Most Talented .... . . .Monnie Adams and Bill Minkler
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'eip' Q ga Four is a party, onc is too few,
, Thrcc is a crowd, but a conplc-thatys two.
M Cutest Couple ,,,. ..,, B arbara Bauer and jim Portman
dh. me 1
f Is it 1, 2, 3, kick, or kick, 2, 3, 4?
. S At any ratc, thcy'rc prctty hot at dancing on thc ballroom floor.
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22' fx .nl , ,gf Best Dancers. , , . .Ann Bowman and Jack Brown
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K The 20's had their flappcrs, and short skirts, and crazy hats.
Hamm -Bin P Tlwy wcar thtm in thc- 50,s, and now wc call them ucatsu.
Best Dressed ,... . , .Sue O,Brien and Bill Hasscl
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The Cadillac-'s il quiet ear, lint hov, has it got power. K-Q 1 J l Q A
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Ahove this masterpiece of steel our Boll and Linda tower.
Quietest ...Linda Kelly and Bob Humphreys l
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At ticltlletly-winks or lmaslu-tlmall or any other sport, M
Our athlete friends are always in the stands or on the eourt. Lwtya .B L
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Most Athletic, . . . . . Ann Nlclfee and jerry Clutter
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"The eosine of .r plus the tangent of yu- hh 1-2 M www? ,K LQ,
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It eanlt stump these brains, though hard it may try. cv. if f E1 X
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Brainiest. . . ,... Monnie Adams and jerry Clutter f hx 7,
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Nvith well-seasoned lnnnor the-50 two run almoutg J ff, K 1 N
lrolks laugh at their jokes either wif, or wiyout. f L I f
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Wlttlest. . A . . .jllllle Arnold and Dlck Hall 4- --K
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At knowing what is eoining off this pair now takes first prize. . H Momma
Most Sophisticated. . . A . ,Madeline Beard and john Kraft Tw.-2 El'
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"0h. Mirror, why dost thou turn green with envy like the seal?"
" 'Cause everyone is eyeing llozl and llelen 'stead of lllC.D
Best Looking. A . . . .Helen jones and Rodney Simmonds fi I
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JOHN VV. LINKHAUER
john is a truly nice kid-very ae-
true.
National Honor Society, Chemis-
try, Home Room Officer, Lantern,
Mounty, Honor Roll, Chess, Activi-
ties Key.
JOAN EVELYN LITTLE
",Ioanie" wirh the golden hair anfl
.x-ilrery voice.
Major Sports Letter. Chorus, Triple
Trio, Library, Y-Teens, Devotional.
DONALD C. LONC
Tops on every list-a personality
that wins everyone.
Baseball, Basketball, Honor Roll,
lntranmral Basketball.
BARBARA A. LOWRY
A neat kicl with clothes to match.
C.A.A., Red Cross, Library, Medi-
cal, Home Room Officer, Y-Teens,
Mounty.
XVILLARD H. LUSK
A carefree, likeable manner-always
into something.
Intramural Basketball, "U n d e r
Cover", Hi-Y, Usher.
JOHN FORYVIAN LUTZ
Likes to joke and give the girls a
twirl.
Cross Country Mgr., Track Letter,
Traffic, Usher, Cafeteria, "Mother I-a
A lfreslnnanu, Log Sports Editor,
Properties.
NANCY E. MAC DONALD
Good frienrl to all-likes people in
general.
G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Attendance, A-
l'llIl'Yl'lllt'lII.
Seniors
RICHARD rl. MADDEN
"What a tremendous personalityl'
-ioke for every occasion.
Intramural Basketball, Home Room
Officer, Hospitality, Traffic, Cafete-
ria.
DONALD B. MALCOLM 'V ll
Don can be zleperulerl upon to lie
your friend.
Traffic, Biology, Honor Roll, Na-
tional Honor Society.
THOMAS V. MANNINC
A swell fellow to all who know
him.
Intramural Basketball, Track, Cafe-
teria, Hoinc Room Officer, Honor
Roll.
JOHN WVILLIAM MARCEY
Demonstrates his loce of art in his
artful smile.
Track, Mounty.
RICHARD A. MARLIN
Likes to vacation in New York-
future oilman.
BRUCE L. MARRA
Fun-loving Bruce is quite the fel-
low!
Baseball, Intramural Basketball.
Ilome Room Officer, Log, llonor
Roll, Projection.
MARJORIE MARSHALL
Lots of pep, lots of steam-lhal's
our "Margie".
C.A.A. Council, Chcerleaclcr, Ush-
crette, Library, Home Room Officer,
I Chorus. Y-Teens Officer, "Pa Pittls
Revucv.
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KENNETH VV. MARTIN
Ken sings his way into our hearts.
Intramural Basketball, C li o r u s .
Traffic, Coocl Sportsmanship.
MARY IIANE MARTIN
UM. I." is proof that ,good things
eome in small packages.
Hospitality, Ways ancl Means,
Meclieal, Home Room Officer, Y-
Teens, Honor Roll, Activities Key,
Ilanclbook Committee.
PATRICIA C. MARTIN
Iler sniile i.s indeed un asset-11
bustling brunette.
C.A.A., Book Squad, Lantern, Y-
Teens, Senior Tea.
FRANKLYN A. MASTANDREA
"Buzz" always is beaming-grand
all-around kid.
Track, Cross Country.
ROBERT LEE MATHIAS
A quiet addition who's welcome in
Mt. l.elJo.
CHARLES T. MATTIIEYVS
Chuck is swell to know-cross
country letterman.
Cross Country Letter. Track, Intra-
mural Basketball.
PATRICIA LEE MAUE
joy-locing Pat-parties are a must
with her.
National Honor Society, Home
Room Officer, Log, Y-Teens, Honor
Roll, Devotions, Ways and Means,
Activities Key.
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ELEANOR MARGARET MAY
E. for energetic, M. for music lou-
er, M. for merry.
Medical, Home Room Officer,
Chorus, Y-Teens, Teacher's Secretary.
DOUGLAS ML-ALLISTER
A grand guy-expert ut tennis.
Tennis, Chorus.
ELLEN PATRICIA Mc-ARDLE
Tremendous, tiny, and tops equals
Toast of The Town.
Ways and Means, Medical, Log,
Y-Teens.
JOHN MeCARTAN
"Honest John" like "Honest Abe"
has sterling qualities.
Football, Intramural Basketball,
Home Room Officer, Honor Roll.
GEORGE A. MeCAULEY
Wins many frienrls with his warm
smile.
Intramural Basketball, Band, Home
Room Officer, Mounty.
GERARD X. Mn-CAULEY '
Generous with his time-a muster
writer.
Poster Squacl, Cafeteria, Lantern,
Mounty, Intramural Basketball Refe-
ree.
PAUL DUNCAN ML-CONNELL
Knows all the answers-never a
:lull moment.
Achievement, Ways and Means,
Traffic, Cafeteria, Mounty, Honor
Roll.
Seniors
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ELIZABETH B. MCCOY
Betsy bubbles with pep and per-
sonality.
C.A.A., Medical, Bulletin Board,
Lost and Found Chm., Lantern, Y-
Tc-ons.
LEO ARTHUR McCRORY
Leffs quiet, unassuming attitude
wins us all.
Intramural Basketball, Projection,
Honor Roll.
PAULINE A. Mc-DONALD
Po l l y's radiant smile literally
"snags" a host of friends.
Home Room Officer, Lantern, Log,
Mounty, Medical.
ANN ELIZABETH MUFEEA fl'
"Hey, good-lookin, whatcluz doin?"
-"Cheerleading, of eourselv
National Honor Society, Major
Sports Letter, Home Room Officer,
Chorus, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Activi-
ties Key, Uslwrr-tte.
JANET V. MCKEE ff' ' '
Red hair and an excellent clothes-
taste become Janet.
C.A.A., Orchestra. Chemistry, Red
Cross, Ushcrettc, Log, Lantern, Y-
teens.
EILEEN KAY Mr-KIBBEN
A steady candidate for the Honor
Roll-amiable Eileen.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, llonor Roll, Li-
hrary.
VVILLIAM D. Mc-KINLEY
Ilit Mt. Lebo with Il bang-keeps
us laughing.
Seniors
ROBERT P. MCMANN
Bob is our representative at Hei-
delberg Raceway.
Intramural Basketball.
PATRICIA ANN MCMASTER 3
A whole lot of fun in a small, neat
package.
G.A.A., Major Sports Letter, Home
Room Officer, Chorus, Y-Teens.
NA L
MARY K. McMURRY
The "height" of beauty-never lets
a conversation drag.
Ways and Means, Medical, Book
Squad, Home Room Officer, Y-Teens.
W. NORWOOD MQN ULTY
A willing worker who plans to trau-
el in Europe.
Lantern Head Typist, Log, Teach-
cr's Secretary.
NANCY A. MEDIS
Our becoming Nancy aims to be a
model.
Chorus, Medical, Library.
E. RONALD MENKE
"Ron" has a passion for sports-a
great pal.
Football, Basketball, Track, Intra-
mural. Basketball, Home Room Offi-
Cer.
EDWARD H. MENNE
Fair-haired "Bud" has a future in
aviation.
Intramural Basketball.
BRUCE C. MEYER
Eueryonefs ehum, really gets things
done.
National Honor Society, Hospitali-
ty, Traffic, Executive Board Vice
Pres., Home Room Officer, "Under
Cover", Activities Key, Lantern.
VVILLIAM S. M IN KLER
Whatever you want done, this top-
per in talent does.
Wfays and Means Co-Cluu., Public-
ity , Ilome Room Officer, Lantern
Editor, llonor Roll, National Honor
Society, Activities Key, Quill and
Scroll.
JOHN jOSEPH MORGAN lt
"Smilin.' Jack" has a coiee and per-
sonality for stagelights.
Home Room Officer, Intramural
Basketball, Publicity Clnu., Proiee-
tion, Lantern, Log, Announcer, "Un-
der Cover".
DONALD A. MOSITES
Hilarious "lt1oc',' kept everyone in
stitches.
Football.
JAMES SCOTT MURRAY
Tops in football, tops in track, anll
tops with us.
Football, Track, Intramural Bas-
ketball, Cafeteria, Traffic.
ARTHUR MURTON
Always "Tactful" and on the
17!UDl'.
Intramural Basketball, Home Room
Officer, llonor Roll, Cafeteria, Pro-
jection.
MARIAN L. MYERS
The girls envy Mariarfs beautiful
elothes aml curly hair.
C.A.A., Library, Medical, Bulletin
Board, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Activi-
ties Key, Home Room Attendance.
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THOMAS P. NEE
Tom's slow but zlependable-foot
ball and basketball rate.
Football, Intramural Basketball.
AlI'l'llUR NORDQUIST
Gooa'-naturerl Art has a pleasant
worfl for everyone.
Track, Cross Country, Usber.
DONNA E. NORTIIRUI' A
Loads of quiet-quality and sweet-
ness.
Scliolastic, Library, Honor Roll,
Actlvlties key, Secretarial Squad.
SUZANNE I. O'BRIEN
Beauty and brains-what more
could you want?
C.A.A., Majorette, Chorus, Student
Court, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Activi-
ties lxey, Usberctte.
NANCY ANN O'MEARA
"Nancy OD, the gal who iingles
with joy.
C.A.A., Major Sports Letter, Home
Room Officer, Lantern, Y-Teens, Ac-
tivities Key, Attendance, Medical.
FLORENCE B. OPFERMAN
Of all with zest, Floss is the best.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Library.
RICHARD E. OSIIER
A really good kid-welcome any-
where.
Band, Orchestra, Log, Mounty,
Honor Roll.
Seniors
DONNA BETH OVERHOLT
Oar Snowball Queen i.s beautiful
through and through.
C.A.A. Council, Head Cheerleader,
Make-up Squad Cluu., Medical,
Home Room Officer, Gym Squad, Y-
Teens Officer, Activities Key.
JOIIN l'AI"'I"
First and foremost a clever football
player wlzo's well-liked.
Football. Basketball, Baseball.
CHARLES A. PARLETTE
Chaek's a gay gay with lots of
talent.
Football. Track, Cross Country
Mgr., Track Mgr., Cafeteria, "Under
Cover", Chorus.
ROBERT F. PATTERSON
Quite a gay-right out of the top
drawer.
Cross Country, Intramural Basket-
ball, Band, "Under Cover".
HUGII NELSON PENDLETON
Huglfs got everything it takes to
succeed in life.
National Honor Society, Chemistry,
Honor Roll, Traffic, Lantern, Home
Roolu Officer, Chnl. Mounty Mimeo-
graphing. Activities Key.
GRACE I. PEOPLES
Sparkles with life-a vigorous Cutie.
C.A.A., Band, Library, Teaeher's
Secretary.
NANCY JANE PERKINS
Nifty to have around-terms will:
"Perkin ideas.
C.A.A., Lantern, Log, Y-Teens, Li-
brary, Medical, XVays and Means,
"Pa Pitt's Revue".
Seniors
NORMAN I. PETRELLI
"Norm", a valuable fellow on the
gridiron-a real gem.
Football Letter.
HONVARD B. PHILIPS, JR.
Brawny Howard has a sunny dis-
position.
LAVVRENCE P. PHILLIPS
Coarteous and reserved-granrl all
the time.
ROBERT B. PIERSON '
Bob is tall and witty-a tennis en-
tlmsiast.
Honor Roll, Tennis, Basketball
Mgr., Track Mgr., Rifle, Intramural
Basketball, Tennis.
LORRAINE E. POE
Blond and lrlitlie as a .summer clay.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Medical, Library,
Information Squad.
JAMES IJ. I'OR'l'MAN
Never "Skips" sports, luuiliug or
cars.
Football, Track, Basketball Mgr..
Intramural Basketball.
JUDY RUTH PROTAS
Good-natarecl lady will make an
efficient nurse.
C.A.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross, Mali-
cal.
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JOIIN E. PULLETS
,lolnfs camera-eye will take lzim
far.
Intramural Basketball, Lantern,
Log.
JOANNE CLAIRE RALL
Sincere, sweet, anll so friendly-
we're "H-all" for Joanne.
C.A.A., Mounty, Y-Teens, Ilonor
Roll, Activities Key, Devotional, Usll-
erette. Bulletin Board.
IVOSTER A. RANKIN
Easy-going Foster is our iaek-pot
winner.
Rifle, Band, Home Room Officer
Public Address, Projection.
EDMOND J. REDDY
lirllly is never at a loss for lL'OI'1l-9.
Footliall, Cross Country, Track, In'
trainural Rasketlvall, Cafeteria.
JOIIN RENTON
jaek's rneelianieal mind pulls in
many gu'enl1a1'ks.
MARY JANET REPLOULE
Flashing, friendly eyes-a maker of
lasting friemlsliips.
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Lan-
tern, Log, Y-Teens, Attendance Co-
Clnn., Information Squad.
GLENN A. RIIYNER
Always up to sometlzing-a future
lawyer.
Band, Orelnestra.
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VIRGINIA A. RICH '
Ginny's crazy about tennis, anal
we're crazy about her.
Tennis, G.A.A., Major Sports Let-
ter, Class Rank, Medical, Y-Teens
Officer, Ilonor Roll, Activities Key.
LANE R. RICIIARDS
Traffic was always the lieaviesl
Laneis way.
Traffic.
JOIIN R. RIECEL
Ramlmnetious aml "Regal,' in what
he does.
I n t r a m u r a I Basketball, Home
Room Officer, Ili-Y, Usher Squad
Clnn., Class Rank.
DOROTHY LOUANN RIGCS
Dollie makes many friends in her
quiet manner.
G.A.A., Mounty, Y-Teens Officer,
Medical, Major Sports Letter.
JAMES B. ROBERTS
Jim really "tracks" up the cinzlers
-thrills the girls.
Track, Cross Country, Intramural
Basketball, Band, Ili-Y, Honor Roll,
Activities Key, Seliolastic.
ANGELA MARIE ROPPOLO
"Angie is a good sport -loves
laughter and fun.
C.A.A., Mounty, Y-Teens, Ways
and Means, Medical, Library, Major
Sports Letter.
NANCY ROTIIENIIOEFER '
A loyal friend-Naney's right on
the ball.
C.A.A.. Ilonor Award, Medical,
Home Room Officer, Ilonor Roll,
Activities Key, Mounty Contest Edi-
tor, Y-Teens Officer.
Seniors
V. ROBERT ROXBROUCH
"Rox" is first-rate in brains and
personality.
Intranmral Basketball, Hi-Y, Honor
Roll.
MARJORIE M. RUF!"
"LiI' Marge"-will make a pretty
air-hostess.
Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Lihrary.
CONSTANCE L. RUPP
Connie i.s loacls of fun-pretty au-
burn hair.
Medical.
GEORGE R. RYBICKI
Elien-tempered George is a scien-
tist to the eore.
Band, Scholastic Committee Chm.,
Honor Roll, Activities Key, Chess.
JouANNA L. SAVVYER '
Our darling "Johnnie" plays .silvery
trumpet notes.
C.A.A., Band, Orchestra, Home
Room Officer, "Under Cover", Y-
Teens, Honor Roll, National Honor
Society.
DANIEL L. SAXTON '
Danny is afways happy-a deluxe
baskeihaller.
Basketball. Tennis, Intramural Bas-
ki-thall, Home Room Officer, Usher.
ANNE E. SCH IETINCER
Tiny Annie always does her best at
everything.
Chorus, 'Triple Trio, Make-up,
Home Room Officer, Y-Teens Officer,
Activities Key, Advisory Council,
Honor Roll.
Seniors
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LOIS J. SCHINDEHETTE
An appealing sense of humor-
rarini to go.
C.A.A.. Chorus, Mounty, Y-Teens,
YVays and Means, Medical.
MARGARET M. SCHOOS
Margy has gorgeous blond hair and
a super personality.
Bulletin Board, Information Squad,
Home Room Officer, Home Room
Attendance, Honor Roll.
LOIS ANN SCHRAMM
Lois .shines with personaliiy-"Isnli
that terrific?"
C.A.A., Y-Teens, In t' o r in a tion
Squad.
KATIIRYN JEAN SEIBEL
Katie is efficient and lacking noth-
ing-a winner.
C.A.A., Home Room Officer, Y-
Teens, Library.
JOSEPH SEMAK
joe's shouldrers compare with his
broad participation in sports.
Football.
CLAYTON P. SHANNON
"Widdyn has a way with golf halls
and baslcetballs.
Golf, Intramural Basketball, Home
Room Officer, Honor Roll, Class
Rank Chm.
I VVILLIAM DONALD SHANV
Bounce. drihhle. pass, pivot-Don's
ready every minute.
Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y.
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MARIANN SHERICK Ml'
Lovely to look at and delightful to
know.
G.A.A., Major Sports Letter, Y-
Tcens, Gym Squad, Medical, VVays
and Means.
HARRISON SHIELDS "fl
Ships and acting are specialties
with Hass.
Chorus, Home Room Officer,
Mounty, Honor Roll, Activities Key,
Ways and Means, "Under Cover",
National Honor Society.
RICHARD C. SHIELDS 3 '
Dick is always able to make us
laugh.
Hi-Y.
LINDA SHOOP 'I
Nothing could be finer than Linda,
our headliner.
G.A.A., Medical Squad Chm., Li-
brary, Home Room Officer, Y-Teens,
Activities Key.
RONALD C. SHORT '
One of the boys-oodles of fun.
Cafeteria, Intramural Basketball.
HERBERT j. SIEGEL
Architecturing is Herlfs interest,
ambition, and favorite sport.
Hi-Y, Traffic, Usher.
C. RODNEY SIMMONDS
Clothes and hockey are synony-
mous for handsome Rod.
Intramural Basketball, Band, Traf-
fic.
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WVILLIAM A. SIMPSON fl
A master collector of coins, stamps,
and pictures
Intramural Basketball, Home Room
Program Committee.
JAMES C. SIPLE l" '
Likes basketball and cross country
-a future engineer.
Cross Country, Track, Intramural
Basketball, Cafeteria.
DONALD B. SMITH
"Smitty" enjoys tinkering with en-
gines, particularly in ears.
ANDREW J. SPALLA
Happy-go-lucky- a future threat
to Harry James.
Band, Orchestra.
JOHN P. SPANCLER
Grizz's wisecracks keep any phcc
in an uproar.
Intramural Basketball.
STEWAIIT H. SPEAKER
"Rell" is a baseball fan-a flashing
smile.
Intramural Basketball.
JOSEPH ROBERT STADELMAN
An expert at making model air-
planes and friends.
Track, Cross Country, Intramural
Basketball, Home Room Officer, Hi-
Y Pres., Decorating Squad Chm.
Seniors
DONALD XV. STOKE
All or nothing-his tlzeory-frientls
anrl engineering-his proof.
Projection Squacl.
CAROLYN M. STREINE
Ballet and flu' Mounly are her first
loves.
Library, Log, Mounts' Co-Editor,
Honor Roll, Activities Kev, Guard,
Quill anll Scroll, National Honor So-
t-it-ry.
MARTHA ANN STUTT
Marty knows the key to 1lres.s-rnilk-
ing and our hearts.
Clnn. Bulletin Boartl Squad, Metl-
ical.
SIIERWOOD L. SVVANN
Sherry swings a eliampion's tennis
rai'ket-happiest when outside.
lntrainural Basketball.
ROBERT D. SXVEARINCEN
Perxonifies the p's and 11's of poise
and quickness.
Intramural Basketball. Chin. Class
Rank Couunittee, Log Editor-in-
Chief, Hi-Y. Honor Roll, Activities
Key, National Honor Society.
NANCY ANN TALVICK
As lively as the "Tien of a clock.
Home Room Officer, Y-Teens.
THOMAS KENT TAUSSIC V
A man of many morals-mainly
guns and eating.
Rifle, Intramural Basketball, Ten-
nis. Lantern, Chemistry.
Seniors
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DOUGLAS J. TERMAN
Alice with zest-superb co-captain
of cross country.
Cross Country Co-Captain, Track,
Band, Orchestra, Home llooin Offi-
cer, Honor Roll, Activities Key,
Sportscaster.
BARBARA JOAN THOMPSON
A gurgling laugh, radiant person-
ality-that's our thoroughbred Hoos-
iw,
Clnn. Lilirary Squad, Devotions,
Y-Teens Officer, Honor Roll.
MARY ELLEN TI MBERLAKE
Talent with a smile-accent on
looks.
C.A.A. Council, National Honor
Society, lloine Rooui Officer, Attenti-
ance, Social, Information Squad.
Chemistry, "Mother Is A Freshman".
EDGAR JOE TIMOTHY
Tt1nrny's "green thamlf will point
his way to success.
Track Mgr., Cafeteria.
JOHN VAN CAMP
A hig man behind oar plays-good
engineering experience.
XVays and Means, Lantern, Proper-
ties.
CAHOLYN VAN GUNDY '
"Dutch" makes close friends with
her singing and smiling.
Chorus, Triple Trio, Activities Key,
VVays and Means, Medical, Library.
AUDHEY GRACE VECELLA
Our brilliant star-glimmering with
versatility and charm.
C.A.A. Council Pres., Cheerleader,
Lantern Circulation Mgr., Honor Roll,
National Honor Society. Activities
Key, "Under Cover", "Mother Is A
l'll'K'SlllllllIlv.
ADELINE B. VEICA
"Tootsie's" hright face and gener-
ous nature make her great.
Home Room Officer, Y-Teens.
AIAMES R. VISKOCIIIL
Whizzzs-it's "Scotty" and his mo-
torcycle or his girls.
Intramural Basketball, Band, Pro-
jeetion.
DONALD A. WAGNER
"Moose" is our must-girls are his.
Baseball Letter.
J. DONALD VVAGNER
An expert at fixing or racing cars.
Intramural Basketball.
ROBERT XV. NVALSH, JR.
"Bing" always has an answer-a
hockey man.
Cross Country Letter, Track, Intra-
mural Basketball, Hi-Y, Cafeteria.
ALFRED II. XVARDLE
Artistic Al's talents center in art
mul metal-art.
Track Letter, Chorus, Boys' Quar-
tette, Lantern Art Editor, Log Art
Editor, Mounty Make-up Editor,
Scenery Clun., Activities Key.
R. STE PI IE N VVATE RS
Fond of footlmll and motor boats
-sports minded.
0
DAVID WEIMER
"Shutter-hug Dave" will he our x-
ray physician.
Rifle, Intranulral Basketball, Lan-
tern, Log.
,IOANNE E. VVELDEN
Outstanding in character, leader-
ship, scholarship, and activities.
VCIIOFIIS. Triple Trio, Home Room
Otfieer, Honor Roll, National Honor
Society, Activities Key.
GEORGE F. VVELLS
Keeps the hall rolling, in and out
of school.
Intramural Basketball.
BARRY S. WETMORE
Barry is never seen without a cur.
Intramural Basketball.
JULIE LILLIAN XVIIITNEY
English humor and poise flaoorczl
with French sauoir faire.
Chorus, Clim. Student Service Ex-
eliange, Y-Teens.
DONALD E. WILLIAMS '
Quiet Don is always lmsy-A mind
for science.
Plrysies Squad, Picture Squad,
'I'rattie, llonor Roll.
MARY M. WILLIAMS
Sweet as they come, goorl-hearted
Marg,
C.A.A., Medical, Gym Squad,
NVays and Means, Home Room offi-
eer, Lantern, Log, Honor Roll.
Seniors
.IOIIN WILSON
XVell-huiit jack has a litfely twin-
kle in his eyes.
Raselmll.
PAUL A. XVIRANT
"Butch", his buggy, and his laugh
are inseparable.
Intramural Raskctlmall, llonle Room
Officer, Ili-Y Pres.
.IO AN N XVISE
"Petie", a favorite with everyone
and arloralzle besides.
National Ilonor Society, Triple
Trio, Executive Board Secretary.
Home Room Officer, Y-Teens, Ilon-
or Roll, Activities Key. "Under Cov-
er .
DARYLE F. WOLFERS A
Lee - of - all - trades draws, acts,
swims, and rides,
Orchestra, Poster Connnittee Clnn.,
Log, Monnty, Honor Roll, Activities
Key, "Mother Is A Freslnnann, "Un-
der Cover".
Seniors
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JOAN SARAH ZIECLER
A pretty picture-nice frame too.
G.A.A., Major Sports Letter, Cho-
rus, Y-Teens, Medical, Attendance,
Ways and Means, Activities Key.
CAMERA SHY
TI IOMAS K. CONNORS
A calm fellow who races about
basketball.
Basketball, Baseball.
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GLORIA JEAN NVORTI IINCTON
Shining, dark hair is her crowning
.. ,,
glory .
Home Room Officer, Log, Monnty.
Y-Teens, Bulletin Board.
1 ,
MARY MARGARET XV UNDERLY
"Manly" with the magnetic smile-
a popular gal.
G.A.A., Y-Teens, Library, Medical.
ROGER YARHOUSE
"Big Rogl'-always bursting with
fun.
Basketball, Home Room Officer.
ROBERT B. YEACER
Bob knows what makes model air-
planes and radios powerful.
9
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Knipv.
IIUVI' II II1'L'Iil'l'. NY. II1'LIlIy.
N. IIurris. XV. 4Im'stv41cIt. II.
Illlfualge-I, N. I.n-stmllgv, QI.
fYcIOIlIlUI', II. Iiwing, II. Cm'-
Ivs, N. Mc-Cullum, XY. XIO-
Ill'All', II. IVom'cIul4'1'. 'I'. Arm-
strung.
55
III-II
Nliss NI'Ininniv
IIONI' I -I. SIIIIIIUITI, II. I,vYi
sour, NI. IC. SUIIIIIICIA, I. 'I'i1ll
IIIHIIS. C. Ilalys. NI. Ill-YII
l
Img. QI. III11mII1n'1I. I. Ilmx
1mI. XI. xIIll'IIl'l', II. .-XVIII
NIIYIIIQ.
IIONY 2 I". I.ivImI1'r. II. NIiII4-1
.X. 111111. I CIUIIUIIIUW, II. Wil
mm. C.. IIuIImmIx, I., XIIIII-1
IC, Ili:-lrix-II. II. IIl'ill'iIUIl.
IIUNX'-'SI I'f1ImlxmIw1n.lI. II1l
QIIUII. I1'IIIIIIl'I, II, XI.lI'1's
-I, SJIXIUII. C.. l.,u'Iw-, EI. NI:
NIQIIIIHI. II. Iu'II4 N.
IIIYIII
NIV. IDI-nlmmv
IIUW I IJ. NcmrII1rllp, NI. I
' licIm X Iinclis IJ Xlul
SIN" A ,A ..a
mlmn 'S Iluu XI VIIINUII K
IJIVIIIIISIIII, II. IIru41I4s.
IIUNY 2 II. IXII'llS1'IIIxi'. II. I,uI1
num, QI. D4-I:lL'Iu. II. CliIIiIz1mI
S. Iluml, II. IIlll'Ill'l2. I',. Vic
Iurisz, I. I'uw1'II, ID. IIm'c's, C
I.iL'ImIm'r.
IIUII' 'I C. II4'rIiIl, II. Z1-df-l, II
SL'I1uIIc'1', II. ArIn's. II. IIyIx
I oskcy. II. KI'llI.fll1'S. I. Cram
I I-urrI. II. 'I'Iunnu. 'I'. SuIlvvanrI7
-I. cIl'llIllllll, D. Iffvulls.
4
Think What ll Year Does
-7
lil-I-
NIT. IJ1lX'ix
IIUNY I C.. I'Iiiili, Ii. Ilaixic-s
XI. I,im'Ily. VI. Nlvllizim, I
mxry. I.. :XmIvi'wii. N1
XI
I"1Ic'Im, XI. lim-im. Cf. IINXIIUS
I. OIiIvgm'l'. II. lim-viiig.
HOU' 2 II. Ixm-IuIi'i', -I, I,ym'Ii
II, Scinwglim. S. Alum-s. C. kill-
im-i'. XI. Uviis, X. XXs'sh'ii
I'. IS:-imlgi-5. fl, XIvy1'i', II
cIl'llIIIJ.
ICON' F3 II. CIru1iL'Ii, I". II1'I1Iz-y
II. Ilvlllllilll. XI. Iizliim-i'ly, WV
I'riIIingsI1-y. -I. -I ll r QI y, II
Cm'I1rz1il. I'. I".1xiIIr'. VI. Ym'gI1
II. SIIFIIIIIQI.
III-I3
NIV. Kiim'
RUN
Ii. bau1Im'cI. II. I'llVIllj.ft'l'. S
C,4ulipIx'II. AI. I,2lIIt'l'SUll, K
I' 'I Nullv, AI. NIc'Kilu
NII'f'l'l'5, AI. I'IilllIl4'I'X, NI. I'uI-
ui-In-k.
IIOX
II2lIlll'5. D. Ilmiglu-rly, D
f,ailiipIn'II, II. xlilgllll, AI. I5nII-
Y 22 I". Scwliicciiio, C
K.. 'i,..4'.,
mm -I Ihul XI IIHIQ K
IIIII I I'iIu mc S lilss
. '. azm '. I
-I. Culli-11.
IIOXY 3 -I. XYt'l'lll'I'. Cf, IIRIIIKII1'
Il I,:lcIIl'3', II. N11ljlIIIIlIS, II
I,llIiIIl'l'. II. Iivii, C, XYm'iu'r
XI. Irons. I'. Curiill. 'If Klu-
nuwski.
um! I',x'v1'y yi-ur swim- 4-uniim-fl SODIIUIIICIH' Imy is stu-I1-ci tu tIu- girls KIFVSSIIIQ room. QLD. IIu' Ciiristnius spirit Qilmuml-
acl wlu-in Nlrx. Nlurgunk Imuivrmnn vonti'iImutm-cI Iioocl to IIN- ucloptvcl family of Room 210, IILI.
56
I Remember Distinetly
Biggest loads am' for SIllllHi'Sf stmlvnts, proof
llnl guml things comm- in snmll pau-kugvs.
Q l'.l..J
Nlulm su-nu-P Not quits. It's just il slaxlwml
mup uf'wil14l1'l1ls lJK't'Ul'Q' B lllllL'lI pcriml. Q'l'.li.l
Jxflllll' slnuws 'lvl' fvlluw .'xllll'I'iL'llIl llislury
StIlill'lltS XVIICIAL' ilml llllSl'llI'l' plum' is lmlvallvcl
Q l5.l,.D
Stuclrnts glmlly pilv into tllm- sn-lmul luis uftvr
xmllnu' IIVLIXX llilf' all suluuul. QB.li.7
EYL'I'j'0lll' lldlllifvll -lolm I"ricl1-llk 17I'iZl'-XX'illllillg lan
wlnilm- clispluyvrl in tln- lilmmry.
57
1' X'lYllL'lUllS c'l1cc1'lwulc-1's. QFNOINTD C.1lI. Ux'c1'holt. Nlzlmlulll. CB XC lx? M
cvllu. lJc'Cliom1n1i. KCTCIIIIIII. Bum-r. XlCI'1l'!'1 rullic-cl our sports
tu Illillly x'ictm'i0s.
58
f5
QE
hi
V
l'0ll'l'
Let,s salute our many teams!
Let's loudly give our cheers,
For they deserve much credi
IIX
n.'1','n
Sports Honor Roll
CROSS COUNTRY
Bob Cherry
TENNIS 1951
Dick McConnell
BASEBALL 1951
Paul Murphy
BASKETBALL
Ronnie jones
TRACK 1951
Bob Billingslcy
CO LF 1951
Bob johnson
FOOTBALL
Norm Pctrclli
RIFLE
John Drgon
Juniors Become Varsity Material
VARSITY
FIIONT: Portman, linglcrt, Butlvr, Dunn, Svlnuk, Mositcs, Puff, Cruluun, Pctrvlli. HONV 2: llcurclon, Giordano, Recs
Bc-nnvtt, Rust, T. Brown, Reinhold, Wilder, England, Bockstocv. ROXV 23: Liadis, ML-Cairtun, Thivlvmzinn, Bill-
ingslvy, Scllucllls, Mclicc, Kvnnilmn, Luft. ROVV 4: Couch Bl'Clil'l'l', McNcisl1, Ve-llucci, lllicn, Tcinincl, Foclor
'l'. Nu-, D. Nc-0, Assistant Couch Tullmun. HOW 5: Kcrn, Toth, Salim-irlvr, lNlL'Cillllllll, Clutter, M. Brown, Mur-
ray, Cusick.
JU NIOR VARSITY
FRONT: Mm-ll, Grosso, Ruff, Knipc, Phillips, Ladlcy, Martin, Latlizun. ROW 2: McNc-ish, Borland, Krueger, Fodor
Rm-s, Francis, Harris, Spugnolo. ROWV 3: Roos, Fish, Korsclibuunu-r, Sinitli, Huffcrty, Simms, Thompson, jc-nldns
Tonunvl, llyun, Couch Stanisll.
61
Thafs The Game
IITRIQ' runs around right end for ar
,,'.- . .Y
LE'l"l'ERMEN: Billingsley, Murray, Brown, lihen, Cior-
dano, Reinhold fT.L.j Puff, Clutter, Toth. Butler.
Bennett, Mc-Ciirtairx f'I'.R.J Reardon, Craihauu, Cu-
sick. Bockstoce, Kern LBJ.
Football
Mt. Lehanouis 1951 football tezuu started off
on the right foot but was soon tripped up in the
following weeks. In the first game with NVuyucs-
burg the Mouuties were somewhat uuxiousg
however. they crossed the goal line twice and
Won 12-7.
The Perry gzuue caught thc Leho squad off-
guurd. Perry scored in the first seventeen sec-
onds, while the Lebo lads scored ou one of their
two drives of the fourth quarter. The Xlouutics
lost 6-13.
The South Ilills game was the second and lust
game in which the 1951 pigskiu squad czunc out
ou top. Mt. Lebanon scored firstg South Hills rc-
tuliated, and the score was 7-7 at half-time. The
second half started slowly hut ended decisively
in 11 20-7 Leho victory.
Mt. Lehanou's joust with Penn knocked the
Blue and Cold completely out of the AA race.
B6Cli6'l'tlS boys' offensive failed to click, hut they
managed to hold the Indians to one touchdown.
fCtJDfllllll'Ll on next paigel
We Thought They'd Win
A Mt. Lebanon squad, weakened considera-
bly by injuries. was easy prey for Washington.
null the Nlouuties lost in the pouring ruin by 27-
0. The thriller of the season, the NVilkinsburg
battle, was ll lieurt-ln'ez1ke1' of 14-12 against our
nmiinecl players. Stockily they next faced Union-
town zuul were the only tezun to score against
them twice, but Mt. Lebo was defeated. The
lust setback was :nude by Butler.
Although czlsuulties greatly hindered the Blue
Devils, they wound up their strenuous season
with nmny outstanding lettermen.
VARSITY SCHEDULE "Moe" goes down after Ll long run
Mt. L. I3 , 7 XYaynesburg
Mt. L. 6 , , ,153 Perry
Mt. l.. 20 . . 7 South Hills
bit. L. 0 . 7 P t'l111
Mt. l.. 0 . H27 Xlhsliington
Mt. L. I2 . .14 XVilkinsburg
Mt. L. 12 ,, .39 Uniontown
Mt. 1.. 0 ., 20 Butler
COACHES: Kline, Beelwrt, Talllulalll LETTER-
MICN: Sennlk, Vellueci, Englert, Seluielits, Teminel
tB.l,.7. liust Mt-Cullum Schneider Mosites Port
main, Dunn. lletrelli tB.l1.D.
63
Although The Courts Were Long
YAIRSITY
0d11l1l, Irwin, Nlnlioney
HUNY 3: Couch Clark
Kern, blolunson, Saxton
l,l'C'lillAllll.
,lUNIOlt VARSITY
Sl'Illll1ll, Simms, Killl1JL'T
A 1' 111 s t 1' o ll g. HOW' 2
dy, l,yl1-. Co.11'l1 Stunisli
Basketball
I11 illl up und down season tl1is year tlltl local
hoopsters caiptnred fourth place i11 the YV.P.I.A.
l,. section stzmdings.
rlllll' Nlonnties started their s011so11 slowly i11
tl10 exhihition pre-seuson games, winning only
one game ill s0x'0n-tl1z1t one over Crofton. Their
showing wus hetter i11 tl10 XV.l'.l.A.l,. games
with il 6-6 record.
I11 tl10 ll'llglll' 22111108 Nlt. l.0ho swept twice
ox'0r Clark amd Trmity, bowed i11 tl10 doubles
to XVz1sl1i11gto11 amd lJOl'Ill0llt, llllfl wo11 o110 and
lost o110 to C,1111onsh11rg and Blll'gCltSt0XVIl. The
two Biirgcttstown games were tl10 closest i11 the
series, Nlt. l,0ho won there i11 o1'erti1110 hy 58-57
amd lost here hy 41-39.
At tl10 last game of the season witl1 lD0l'lH0llt
the hoys lost 68-53, hut school spirit r0z1cl1ed its
all time l1igl1.
Slll1l'PSllOOtlllQ lton jones coppcd ull ll0ll0I'S
heing the first jlll'llOI' to he voted tl1e OlltStt!llllllll.I
x'11rsity player. The other lcttcrmen were lnvin,
ilordy. lhlst, Kernzln, Long, lik0da1l1l, Saxton,
Connors, und tlohnson. Prospects are high for tl
good team next year with five 1't'tlll'lllIlg letter-
men C0l1tl'1lStCCl with the o11e I'UlIllI'llllIg letter-
lllllll, Al hlolmson, from lust year.
The junior y11rsity's season coinpzlred to tl10
vz1rsity's witl1 il record of seven victories amd
twelve defeats, mamy llClllg lost hy Ollt' or two
points. These hoopsters ttlllltlil i11 ll l1ot streak,
however, with four straight wins. Ontstalnding
players were l,z1dley, Simms, amd Krugncs. who
promise to he good xursity Ill11tCl'l2ll for next
veur.
l"llON'l': Ka11'cl101'. Con-
nors. Long, llnst, Mul-
ling. ROV 2: jones. lili-
l"llUN'l': l,:1tl111111. llo-
Nlnrrs. K1'11g110s. l,11y, jor-
Suvishes W ere Made
ICXI IIIIIIIC
NII. I.. 537
Ml. I.. 'III
Nll. I.. FIU
XII. I.. III
NIL I.. 'IPS
NIL I., -II
Mt. I.. -I2
NIL I.. 53
XII. I.. 211
Mt. I.. -15
MI. I.. 58
NII. I.. T0
NIL I.. :SG
-I-I IIHILIXVIII
58 Avz1Ilm
76 XI'iIIQi1lsIm11rg
31 CruIIm1
-I9 SUHIII llills
GI i.Im1'Ir'rm
52 Nlolwssm-xx
I
.XI mxpnlllx snlum xsInIm lion
XV.I,.I A.I. SCI IICIJUIJI.
3.1 CIQIIAIQ 353
76 XVusI1ingtmm 72
65 KIQIIIUIISIIIIFQ 55
57 IIIll'I.ft'IISIOXVII ,II
43 Trinity 5.4
59 IJm'mrmI 68
'36
50
rm I
'39
64
53
NYU
Mi.
NIL
Mt.
Mt.
Mt.
Mt.
XVIII: u Iligll In-up Bob clmlks up Iuzotlu-r two-pointer QL. D. Bob and AI stand rmldy for ROIl,S rm-houncl If nzuIuI
ICJ. 'I'vnso amd intvnt on his goal Dam s11u'vm'cIs IKJ.
65
Blue and Gold Harriers
VARSITY
l"BON'I': Craliain, Cul-
len, O'Connor. john
Yl.lllOlII1lS, I o II 'llllUlllilS,
Mililin BACK: llllI'll'I'tl'
fnigr. Q, Dm-111111111, Stearn,
C I11-1-ry, S t illl1'llllillI,
Coach xl0llt'Il2llll'I', Ter-
inan, Bl:111dl'o1'1l, XYlllSll.
Kraft, Xlaittliexvs, I.11tl
flllglj.
JUNIOR VARSITY
I" li 0 N T: M a 110011,
Ilaines, Crawford,
Young, L. Mollenaner.
BACK: Fox, I, il d l e y.
Mellon, Barrett, Poole,
Coach Mollenauer.
Cross Country
Nlt. Lehanon's cross country teams llllllel' the
successful direction of Mr. Mollenauer came
through with roaring seasons again this year.
The varsity, displaying class klllil speed, won
over New Castle, Central Catholic, and other
outstanding teams in the district hy decisive
scores. They rolled up nine consecutive victo-
ries, four hy perfect scores. This made a total of
eighteen i11 the last two years. For the second
straight season they WOII the W.P.I.A.L. cham-
pionship hut fell hel1i11d Altoona i11 defending
their state championship crown at Penn State.
Leading tl1e harriers, Boh Cherry came in first
consistently illlfl. remained undefeated lllltll the
state final, where he placed sixth. Others i11 the
spotlight, who also HCCOIIIIIHKI for the fi11e scores,
were jon a11d john Thomas, Doug Terman, and
joe Stadelman. Burning up the course with them
were lettermen Chuck Matthews, Danny O,Con-
nor, Tom Blandford, Eddie Mihm, john Kraft,
a11d Bob Walsh.
The junior varsity squad, following i11 tl1e var-
sityis footsteps, was victorious in all but one of
its meets, Central Catholic. They ended the
campaign hy edging out Brentwood for the
W.P.I.A.I,. junior varsity championship. jim
Crawford was the Hlillll individual winner on
the junior varsity team, closely followed by Bill
Poole.
Hopes for next season are held high by the
two Thomases, john, and jon, Eddie Mihm, and
Danny O'Con11or. They will l'6tllI'll with much
necessary experience from this seasonis varsity,
strongly hacked hy a champion junior varsity.
Finished Second At State
SCIIIQDULE
Mt. L. 15 .. .. 40 Camonshurg
Mt. L. 15 .. . . 40 Pcnu
Mt. L. 23 .. F32 Ccntrul Catholic
Mt. L. 19 ., . S6 Conncllsvillc
Mt. L. I5 . . 40 Amhrizlgc
Mt. L. 221 .. . 34 Ncw Caustic
Mt. L. 19 .. , 36 Brcntwooci
Mt. L. I5 ....., .. .. . . 40 Aliquippu
XN'.P.l.A.L.. MEEYI'
Mt. Lchunon lst . .,,Ncw Custlc 2nd
S'l'A'l'E MEET
Altoona lst ..,, .. , .ML Lchunon 2nd
Doug, Chuck, and Boh add auiothcr cross coun
try trophy to thc ovcrcrowdcd cnsc.
lid lcnds thc cross
country pack again. KT.
LJ
Bl'l'lltlll4'SS with cvcry
inusclc tcnscd Bob hits
thc tupc first. QT.R.D
John Thoinns cruiscs
nhcaul to plalcc for thc
Mountics. Ql3.L.D
Thc junior varsity won
again uftcr thcy circlcnl
this hcnci in in closc hud-
dlc. fB.R.D
GT-M MM . . . Good Trackmen,
clltll U l I XI Class A mils- vllampion. gvis
I-.,pl.y. YAIKSITY
l"NON'l': Coach Nlullm-nalw1'. XY. ,Ima-s, S4-llllclnls. Rust.
NIL-Gill, Na-cllly, Nl2lttlli'VVS, Kraft, Nlains. Klingmmuitll.
HUXV 2: Nlihlll, Klalwr, Billillgslc-y. l"lIl'lUlIQ. :Xnclc'rsun.
'I'l'l'llI1lll, Bmw-ll, Murray. ROV' S: Kcn'tm'r, Cln-rrp. li.
-lone-s, Dickinson, Higgins, Blatt, NYarclln-. NON' 4: Ialtv
4mgx.J, lunglvrt, Clair, C.arclm-11 C.mrclalm, Lula-. Nh--
ffzwlwy. Bar1'c'lt fnumxb.
JUNIOR YMiSI'l'Y
l"liON'I': -Iulm 'I'lum11as, -Im: 'l'l1mnas, Cullvn, IJ. I.. livvs,
Nlklllllilljl, lJUllU,Lflllll', xYilllI'l' flllgllp, HOU' 2: xlL'K4'l".
lil-II, Kc-lmiluan, fliurclallo. O'Cummr. Dvlialcl. RUXY 3:
cTUAlL'll Slanisll, U. AI. lim-vs, B1ll'I'l'lt, .liH'Qt'l'. Lacllvy, ling-
lanrl, Nlaslauclrva, Nurclqlxist. Nh-llun, l'm-lx fIlIQI'.,.
G8
Meant MOIIQILUILBFDS Men
Track 1951
Mr. Mollt-nnnvr's ll'ilL'lillN'll tljlillll wvrc- llllClt'lil'iltl'll.
'l'ln-y plum-tl t-iglnth in tht- Mnnsfic-lcl Ili-lays against scr-
cnty-ont' schools. 'l'lu-rv tlu- itllll'-llllll' rvluy tr-ann of Ci-
orclnno, Kortnvr Tvrlnzin, :intl Chvrry svt ll new rc-corml
ol' l9:l8.8 to Sllllldll tht- forlncr l5J:25.2 sct in 1048.
'Iflwn tht-y altlYzlllL't'il to thc' XV.l'.l.A.L. 1'l'ltlyS ut
ncllsvillv zlncl tht- xyiwlllllllltlll lnvitattionul Mm-t,
ning lioth for tht- tvnth straight sc-arson. CllllI15t'llllg
twulvv svhools in thc Allvglu-ny Connty Mvvt, tht-
won, lm-nking two rt-corals. Holm Billingslc-y sct ont-
tht- 220 with 22.3, uncl Dirk Anclvrson ninclc- Yilllltlllg
history with un l1'3" It-ap.
L1-Ll hy Billingslvy. winner of tht- 100 and 220, :incl
Clit-rry, lllllSll'I' llllll'l' with 423633, tht- Monntivs took
thc-ir fifth NY.l'.I.A.L. championship nt Cilll1lI1Sl7llfg. The
880 rm-lay tc-ann of Kllllj.fl'llSlllltl1., Mnrrzly, Zivic, und Bill-
ingslvy notvhccl svconcl. Qualifying for tho Stzltv Mvvt
vvcrv Billingslcy, Clu-1'ry, Ciorclznio, and tht- 880 relay
tt-ann.
'l'hv indoor svuson was also snccc-ssfnl. Aftcr winning
thx- Qlliltllklllglllill' ML-vt, tht- Monntivs toppt-cl fit-tc-on
schools in tht- 'l'ri-State CklilQ'll!'Sl Mvvt. Thx- two-mile
rt-lay tvznn ol' Maittlwws. linglc-rt, Clnir, uncl Kortncr
cqnnlc-cl thx' Monnty rt-cord of 8:34.51 A nvw Schoon-
lnzllu-r llnll rt-corcl of 3339.5 wus nulclc- lay tht- lnilv rclny
tvznn.
3 L
Billingslvy
lmnrg. tL.l
lst
lst
lst
Ml
lst
Mt
Mt
Mt
Con-
win-
with
twnn
in
220 rm-orcl alt Canons-
lst-
scts at new
L.D. Clair runs in fast lvg on thc rc-lay t
t'l'.lt.J. Kt'l'fJ,'klll gon-s np :incl ovvr lor Mt
Lclmo. t 15.3.
Cl IAMPIONSIIII' NllCl'l'I'S
XV.l'.l.A.L. ltvluys
. . 2ncl-Conncllsvillt- 25
. n
Nlf. L. -3-J
vVilSl1lIlKLKtUIl lllVltLlllUl1kll
Mt. L. 5l':: , . . . , . . . lzlltl-xY2lSl1lIlQlUlI 42
Inclvpvnclm-nt Districts
Mt. L. 50lQ , ,. . . . . Zml-lNlcKvvsport 31
YV.l'.l.A.L. Channpionship
31 3 5 .,.. , . .. Zzllll-lDOl'll10lll 23
SCHEDULE
INDOOR
. , .,.,,.,, .Cvntrul Catholic 34 3"5
Penn 15 13130
Scottdale 14 1f5
Mt. L.
L. 65 5 6
Tri-State Couclics' Mcct
Mt. L. 48 .. .,.. ..,. . ,..,... 2 ml-VVillcinsl7nrg 26
OUTDOOR
L. 84': . ,.,, ...,.. ..... W z xshington 52
Dormont 24 1!2
L. 90 . . . ....,....... Penn 37
L. 83113, .
, . . ,Mcliecspnrt 43 112
69
Kortna-r lm-uks thv tampa- for unothvr win.
Minor Sports Completed
Baseball 1951
Struggling tlimugli tht- svason Witlmut a prac-
ticm- fic-lcl and playing all gain:-s away froln lnoinc, tlu'
liaise-lmall tc-ann llacl a rc-coral of om' win ancl 4-iglit
lussvs. Paul Murphy 1-nclvcl tlw svawon with a lmt-
ting ax'e-raglv of .407 anal was votccl most valualxlc-
playa-r.
Mt. L.
Ml. L.
Mt. L.
Ml. L.
Mt. l..
SCHEDULE
5 Clairtnn ll
fi North Catholic
H llliqiicsxu- 4
l2 McKc-x-sport ll
. 4 Munllall 8
l3ASlCll:XI.I,
l"llUY'l': Sl'lll1lli, Con
uurs, lllllllllgISXYUl'tlI. Mc
flirt-N'3'. Lung. lYagiu'i'
ROM' 2: Cauaga. lig
gvrs, Murphy, llraclway
lflynu, K1-rn. Clutlvr
Clzlrli. l'41ili. llilllllllt'l
llyzuus. l'l1llI'Q'l'l1'X1', lCl4
cclalil. -luinusun. Liaclis
lzlcl fungi: H.
llll"l.l'I
nn, B2ll'li4'l', liutlvr. Clut
tL'l'. BAC K: M'uiuu'i'
Stn-anus, lianlxiu. lfm'
Nulut-I, BVUXYII fungi. J.
Rifle
'Flu' Mounty llltll'liSlllL'll rosa- to tlic number two
spot in tlu- W'.l'.l.A.L. this yt-ar. Again Munliall
plum-tl to lu' llll'l1' jinx as tht-y lust tu tllldlll 500-499.
'l'lu-ru wt-rv svvvral outstanding sliarpsliootcrs-jc-rry
Butlvr, js-rry Cluttvr, and john Drgon, wlm was vntf-cl
tlu- most uutstancling.
Mt. L. 489
Mt. L. 496
Mt. L. 493
Mt. L. 499
Mt. L. 496
Mt. L. 498
Mt. L. 499
Mt. L. 496
Mt. L. 499
L
Mt. .498
Mt. L. 495
Mt. L. 495
SClll'llJULl'l
. . .. 487 Millvalv
. , . , 490 Aspinwall
494 Coraopolis
., 500 Munliall
49l Ualunont
. 493 Etllil
498 Xlillwllc'
. 495 Aspinwall
,, 490 Coraopolis
. 500 Munliall
. 491 Oalunont
494 lftnal
lit-t-rl. ROV' fi: flU2lC'll
lflli INT: laussig, Dig-
l,anclr-fc-lcl, Almivs, Coat-li
Our Athletic Program
Golf 1951
'Ifhv golf scuson clicln't prow- to ln' vvry successful
for Mt. Lvlmnon. The rm-cord shows that. although
nonniurk wus inudc in thu winning column for us,
tht- hoys trivcl tht-ir host. Mr. Burrows, thvir coach.,
snicl that ut lvnst wc built cliuructvr.
SCHEDULE
Mt. L. 51: . .,..., .,... . . .. 935 Bulclwin
Mt. L. 435 . . . .1013 1Villcinshurg
Mt. L. 3 .. . .. I2 'l'urtl4.' Crvvli
M. L. ': .. .1434 Bra-ntwoocl
Tennis 1951
Lust ye-iu"s tunnis tczun found Lutrohv, Slmclysiclc,
and Crufton giving thc-m sonic stiff competition. Al-
though coaclied hy Mr. Doak und cnptuinccl hy Dick
McConncll, thc tcauu prove-cl to hc loss powerful than
oxpcctc-cl und finished the sc-uson, winning four ganu-s
and losing six.
SCHEDULE
Mt. L. 1. ...S Lzitrolw 6. , 0 Mt. L.
Mt. L. U . . , , 5 Slulclysiclc -1, , , , ,1 Mt. L.
Mt. L. 9 , 0 Conncllsvilh- 2 .. 3 Mt. L.
Mt. L. 2 . . .. 3 Crafton 3 ,, 2 Mt. L.
Mt. L. 5 0 Br:-ntwoocl U , , 5 Mt. L.
GOLF
Shannon, johnson. Big-
hzun, Couch Burrows, ,
Alonvs, llurvvy, Cui-ntlu-r.
TENNIS
linlclus, lim-ngun, ML-Con
na-ll, Coach Doulc, XVil
liauns, Clvincns, Brown
,t'.iBf'.iQ,
z x
llu iris plum-il into llu- QXIII lm' ii rousing C.A.A.
mu, Slll'll als lliis mu' iii liaislwllmalll.
Good Sportsmanship Was
Calstiiicyc-1', lNlcl"c1'. Yi-cvllal. BllL'lill'X. Bull-li, Air-
lun-t, Klimclum-k, auul Doclsmi wvrc tlu- Sc-nun' All-
stars, wlum won tlu- toliriuuiivnt.
1-1' :wluuwl on lXll7llllklf'S, 'lllll'SllilXS, zuul 'lvlllll'SKl1Q'S
J
F
gl
'W
Xl llu' Kl.A.A. clvssvrl, Miss xyllly rm-silly put fm-ling into lu-r u'l'w1-lltli Struvt ling" claiuu- LLP. Oli. tlu- lxuiglis nt
llu rlusvrl! Patti mul Din-ylv zulzlvcl to tlu- jl1lll'tj' witlm their vnrim-ly slumw Lll.l.
T2
Fostered By The G. A. A.
G.A.A. COUNCIL
IVRUNT: Marshall, Brick, VVitt, Tressel, Bauer. BACK: Timberlake. Brown, Yeeella tpres.J, Erskine,
Overholt.
The Girls' Athletic Association
Who says the fellows are more sportsmind-
ed than the girlsl Our girls are very athleti-
cally inclined and engage in a wide variety of
sports by belonging to G.A.A. Seniors, juniors,
and sophomores alike participate in the sports
program made for all sizes, tastes, and abili-
ties. The profitable program builds strong
minds as well as strong bodies through good
sportsmanship in games.
This year, Miss XVray, the new girls' gym
teacher. added "l't'2IlIlV to the stimulatinf a-
FW f .
genda by initiating new game techniques.
Tennis got the season rolling, and so fast
that it was still being played in the spring.
Deck tennis had the limelight next with Klar-
shall's team being the victors.
Basketball, as usual. was the biggest sport
of the year. After weeks of energetic partici-
pation, Vecella's team took tcm honors. Each
grade gave its best for an all-star team, and
the seniors won.
March brought with it the G.A.A. dessert.
After chocolate cake, vanilla ice cream, and
gum drops were devoured, the hilarious en-
tertainment began. First came the chorus line
followed by a variety of acts including danc-
ing, singing, and acting. The C.A.A. Council,
all dolled up like country hicks, also gave a
show. All showed they were good sports by
engaging in the ngirlshipi' and fun.
Volleyball and bowling highlighted the rest
of the sports year. Spike and strike were often
confusedl
Do you have scoliosis, lordosis. or kyphosis?
Our modern dancers discovered if they did
and then corrected it. These dancers combin-
ed work and fun in this creative class. Miss
Wray suggested a modern dance show, and
it was successfully given.
The end of a full year came on Play Day,
when a hundred of our most athletic C.A.A.
members competed with outstanding girl ath-
letes from ten other schools.
Keen Minds and Bodies Competed
Cl IICSS
Thi- cllvss DIZIXUIAS L'miipt'tccl in
1-iglit sm-timi inntc-luis, winning lin-,
losing two, :incl tlruwing ont' to ln'-
cmm- tln- svctinii 1-Innnpions. Spmisur-
ul lux Nlr Clilht-rt, tlw tt-tun won
twviity-iiiiiv ganna-s :incl lust 1-It-vt-n.
34 lint lost its play-off niutvli for tht-
l'ittslnn'gli L-liniiiipioiisliip to 'lliylor
Alclvrrlicr. Tlit- ontstalncling playa-I'
wats Cvnrgv ltylmit-ki. wlio won ull liis
gzunc-s.
CHESS: llowv, Bait-rlmaicli, Donzitli, ltylmicki, l'1-ntllt-tim, I,inkl1an0r. Aclznns.
lN'l'llAXlllllAl,, TENNIS lN'l'llANllll'lAl. B.-XSl'il'l'l'llALl.
NIV. lmltlk initizitvcl llltl'illlllll'ttl tvnnis tliis f't'1ll' witln 'flu' illtrznlnirzil lizlslwtlmzlll twuns ttIltll'l' tln- clil'1't'-
singlvs, ctunlmtvs, znicl nlixvcl rlunlmls-s. Colcl Wl'1ltlN'l' tion ul' NIL Cuoclwin voniplc-tc-rl mintlivi' StlL'l'4'SSi-Ill
lmltt-fl tlu- playoffs at tht- 1-ncl of tlic' singles tonrnu- Swlswll. Evvn tliongli ai Sllltlll int'inln-rsliip liUl't'l'fl
mt-nt, 'I'In- gnplmnmrv, inninr, iincl st-nior girl clmm- nnniy liuintmiuins to join foitvs, tht- spirit ul' mumps--
pions wvrv l't'SlN'L'llYI'lf' Stvffuiiim- join-s, Nancy Trvs- tilion i't'iiiuim'cl at its nsnully liigli It-vt-I. 'I'lu- gratclc-
svl, ttnrl Virginia lin-li. Brnu- lfuwlt-i', lluvv Bulclns, C'll1llll17lUIlS 3Yl'l'l' ilu- I2-23. ll-7's. zlncl ltt-l0's,
gincl lit-Im l'ic-rsun we-iw' tln' lmy vluunpiuns.
Ngx
lN'I'ltAN1UliAL TICNNIS: Mvrgntt, Saxton. Mr. Dotik, Tliuinal, Laws, Bulclns, K1'tL'll!llll. INTRAMUIKAL BASKl'f'l'BAl,l
XVINNICRS: Crytzvr, Portnizin, Hlitt-rs, lx1L'C2lfttll1, Nc-v, Murray, Ilnlsv, Puttmwsoii tall from 12-27.
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llill
This
st IIS
Never A Dull Moment
p1L'tllI'l' of UKIIA 1111tstz111ding lll1ll'kSlllCll
11110 X'Al1llAl1l1l' D1l0llJgl'll171ll'l'. C l.L.D
A l'lJY1llQl pl1ot11g1'11p11v1' l'C'COl'l1l'l1 this c1ix'1'1'si-
-11 11l'K'11Ilg t1llI'1llg ll lcnsn- 11101111-11t 1ll 1111- 81111111
s gum-. 11.111
1111- L'1lK'l'l'1l'ill1t'I'S 1llll1 t1li'1I' L'1lUll-C1100 Alt'
11111111
to lJll11 out k'1lK'l'l'S ut il pvp 1'1111v. 4B.L.1
'l'111- 111.1j111'1-ttvs tukv 11lk'1l' 111110415 w11i1n- M111-
L1.1 1.1ll'l'l'1N t11c 11111141 in II11- A111111 X11l1l'l'. 111.113
'l'11i
s t111111m1i11g class 111111111115 t1lL' R111-wry t11a1t 'Ava11'ivly is
spice of 1i1'4'.U
T5
Thvsv lHi'lI1bl'l'S of H10 IIUIIOI' Award cl0ll1lHitti'i' cmcfully 1'0co1'clc'cl
all uctivitivs points.
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ACTIVITIES
Wh there are gray skies,
A lf h bl
U f d f lc
f' 'N
Lxf--'lx 09
5-2
XA 'bn
We Picked the Best
if
f
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v
l'XYl'1l,l"'l'Il GRADE I'1Xl':CU'l'IYlC BOARD
l C' ' 'Imam NYUIIK-rw Kr-lft ROV' 9' Cowlvs, Stauclvllnem,
l HUNT: Nlorgaun, Dickinson, Admins, Kil'L'llIlL'l', Bc-au'r, flllllllllj., 1 . ., . . ...
Nlurrax, Burton, Drgun. Altvr. HUXV 3: Fm-, Conll, Minklvr, Daulghcrty, Mucldvn, Mufhrtan, Johnson.
PYT: NYilcl1'r, Kuvsvr. Pl't1'llll'l, Cuull, Hulclus, Hvnrlc-r.
lCl,l'IYlCN'l'll CRADIC EXECUTIVE BOARD
ROVV 22: Karcher, D. Mc'Km-1-, Kvrn, Cookv, P1-ck,
Irwin, NY. Nh-Kvl-. IKOXV 13: BllClIlll'l', Mulling, llcnclcrson, Spagnolo, Hvvs, Fridcll.
'I'liN'l'll CRADIC EXECUTIVE BOARD
5.1" wc, Davis, Solvr, Lunglmrt. BACK: Rnsvlmtlnul, Simms, Rlwn, Fcrrall, Tvrn-
TNT: jmws, llrisl, lrlillll, l"ur Ill
nu-I, llc-ntmu. Bm-rlin, Ru
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To Lead the Rest
STUDENT COURT
Mahoney, de Laval, lleineinan, Berwind, llall, O'Brien, Castnieyer.
L A BSENTJ Graham, O'Meara.
Sllldiillt GOVCFlllllCllt
The Executive Board and Student Court, which
forni the hackhone of our student government, main-
tained their high standards for 1952.
Composed of the three executive hoard officers,
hoinerooni presidents, and senior representatives, the
Exeeutive Board co-ordinates all school activities.
The prohlenis of students and teachers are hrought
to Board meetings through homeroom presidents.
Early in the year it was noticed that the hand
would march on Memorial Day, the day after the
Senior Proin. This fact was discussed hy the Execu-
tive Board, and the seniors decided not to nlarch.
llowever, handling problems is not the only function
ot the Boardg it also aids in organizing projects . This
year the Board developed honor study halls, a pro-
ject of the Good Sportsmanship Connnittee. During
the first senlester preparations were Illililllg in the sec-
ond semester honor study halls hccanic part of school
life.
The Student Court, our law enforcing hotly, con-
sists of four seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores.
A student who receives an out-of-order appears he-
fore the Court to present his story. The Student
Court decides whether or not the offense should he
placed on the student's record.
Directly or indirectly each student has a voice in
his government.
The hoard was emphatically called to order hy Mr. lAl'i"ilKll'llt. tL.Q. mlllnltls what you get kids, for llltllxlll
loopeelu tlt. l.
Honorable Volunteers Became
,gl .
4 IOP! N105 l: cvfillll, lloHnmm1, C,z1rm'r, lllslop, Vnllwli Cilmson. BACK: Nlorgzlll, Drgfm, Shulvllluull. llum-
plm-ys, jnlnmlcm. K.u'cllm'l', johnson, XVm'clh', llimmvlricll.
1liU'l"I'OXH l"ROX'I': .lcv11L's,.-Xrlalllls, llmnglmrwty. Ove-rhmlt, Ki'tL'IlllIlI, Nlvffoy. BACK: Xv1lllXvOUl'I1iS. lfultun.
XYiHiau11s, Niinklf-r. I72lll1lll'l'lf'. lialiwlmcll, liylwim-ki. Bruu-, SVVL'ill'iIlQK'll, Slmllllmm.
CONlMI'I"l'lClC AND SQUAD CIIAIRMEN
Iiimlfmul I Ac-lui:-x'4'l11vr1U, F11-clc'1'ic-k 1 Auditorium
.'Xssl.l. livploglm- and Dodson fAttl'llililIlk'l'J, .lonm
:xml Hlllkm-1' fliookl, xlilIL'UIlIl Cl3iolu5LyJ, Stllft
tliulla-lin liunrfll. -lolmson. ClIL'I'I'j', and Johnston
lCul'vt4-l'inD, Ifllltllll fCl1l'llliSll'j'J, Sliklllllilll and
Sxuulrilmgf-11 Hflnss liunkb, Siaulf-llmlnu H31-4-orutil15L7.
llumplm-ys KIJ4-votiummlj, May fllrivingj, Kalrclu-1'
1Cooml Sportsnmnsluipj, Cnrm-r fllonor Awklfflu,
Slnrtiu and NIZICICIFII Lllospitulityj, 'IQIIOIIIPSUH iLi-
lmrury J, Kt'lL'lllllH QIM1 and Ffilllld 7, f,VK'l'Il0lt fM1lk1'-
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upb, Shoop 1fXl.1'rlic:1U. lJ0lIjll1t'I'ff' LN1'c'rllv and
'l'llrm-adj, l3ni4-rlmclx :mal XYilliums 4l'lnysic'sj, NYulfv1'w
Cl'ostc-rj. Rankin and Biglmln lProjvctionU. ClllttK'l'
fI'l1blic' Addr:-SSD, Gibson amd Nlflllfilll fl,lllJliL'ity',.
czfillll Hivcl CVUSSJ, YVz11'cll0 ISL1-11v1'yJ, Rylmia-ki
fSL'l10lklSfil',. lirllcc 1Scorc Board7, Himmvlriclm Q50-
ciulj, Eld CStngv Crcwj, lloffnmnn iStudy-nt S4-rvicc
Excluumgvb, Dnllglu-rly l'l'rafficD, Drgon and Rim-gel
fUshc-rl, Murslmll flYSlH'l'l'ftl',. Adams and Niinkh-r
HVuys and Mmumsj.
The Backbone of Activities
i'ROjl'IC'l'ION-Nlt. l,4-lads fznimiis pmjc-ctioii-
istx! 'l'l1vy lu-pt tin' cziim-luis working. L'l'.l,.J
NKAXS AND NIICANS--Cnilclyi Pop! lfun gal-
lon-, but ilu-sv imrci wm'kcrs sc-lclmii saw an
gillllv. L'l'.li.i
IJl'ICUliA'l'lXfI-NYiiil ll Stl'DlAlllill'l' :mil 110115
ui' cn-pv pnpvi' llic dc-L-u1'11tu1's L-mild work
lniraiL'lm's. lB,l..P
IJICVOTIUXS 3 Inspiring 'liiiirsdaly lIlUl'llillU
pl'U5.II'1lIllS xxx-iv ilu- rvsult of their lunrcl wmk.
L B.li. 3
CIC CIKICNY-'l'lw slim-rss uf many an play :mal inns
mls-pn-iulvd on the work uf this crew
D
'I
I
XIIIIDICAI.-.-X lwukc-11 arm? TIN' girls in tlu- lxlvclivall office
ku
mx' what In clog ilu-5' RIIVVQIXN had aspirin.
Committees and Squads
IIfDSPIT.-XI.I'I'Y-Tlu-ir him-mlly mnilm-N wx-nu-rl
In saly. "YY4'l1-olllv to NH. I..1'bu. Nhlkv XUIIIV
svlf .lt hmm-." f'l'.I,.T
USIIICHS AND US!IliHIC'I"l'ICS-'llzkilug tivk-
vts :incl finclin,Q tln- I'I1ltI'UIlS' muh lu-pt Unix
l'UlIl'fl'UllN group busy. f'l'.li.D
SHCI.-Xlf-livllixlfl flu' SIICCUSS of t'X'l'I'y sm-iall
vw-nt was tlu- lmrcl work of lluix mmap.
lB.I,.'
C'Al"l'fl'l'IlilA-Clvullillq tilITll'5 and swvvping
up I'Dl'Ul'il'll clislws wvrv tlwir main julw,
QB.R.?
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Were Meant For Us
LIBRARY-Miss Nlnurc kt-pt tht-so girls step-
ping witl: UYK'l'ttllt' book notiu-s and filing.
t'I'.L.7
l3lUl,OCY-'l'lu'sv studs-nts were in charge- of
ft't'tltIlg Mr. NIt'l1l1t'l"S pets and getting equip-
nunt rmuly tnr class. tI.H.D
CLASS ICANK-Studs of class mnk rvportn
km-pt this industrious group busy. fB.L.J
A'l"l'ICNIDANCIC-'l'lwy we-rv known for thx-ir
lung ill'IllH. l'C'AlL'lltllQ for fnrlns 48 in thc' class
l'lllbIlI tluurs. 4l3.li.D
GOOD Sl'0R'l'SMANSllIl'- 'flu' finv l't'1JlltLlti0ll Of Mt. L
lun dvpvmlud jll'i'iltlf' on ll'Qllll'l'SlliD in good SPOTtSlllklIlShlp
83
Worth-While Publications
Lantern
'l'hm- l.1nif1'rn rquliutvcl hrilliunt light
' this yn-nr iiiuimgvcl hy its iiiaignctic vrli-
tor-in-vhiof, Bill Nlinklvr, und its vigor-
ous sponsor, Miss Mcbnigliliii. lt wus
pnhlishr-cl frcqiiviitlyg in fact thc first
issiit- nppc-urvcl tlu- clay school opvnccl.
'I'ht- stuff worlwcl lmrclvr than inost
i'c'uliz1'. for tht- normal proccssing of the
l,unfc'rn is qnitv ul'XtlIlglliSllll1g.H Bill.
Dwight lfw, nvws 4-rlitor. auicl -li-gin NVnl-
lwr, l.l'tltlll'1' vclitor, iiiic'ox'v1'c'cl nvws
which thc-y zissigiivcl to rcportvrs. Alt:-r
ilu- stories wm'1'v proofrc-nfl hy tht- cditors,
thvy we-rv typvcl and svnt to tht- print:-r
to hm' uopivcl on pink 'igailloy proofs."
'l'Iwst- proofs wvrv rvtiirnvcl to thi- stall
wlu-rv Mary Lou Vlilki-r, llltllii'-llp vcli-
tor. past!-cl tht-in on Lflllfl'l'l1 zlnininy
shi-vts and wroti- the limicllim-s. Th:-
cluinniy slit-uts wx-rv niiiilt-cl to thc- prints-r
Whvri' tlw paipvi' was rvprintvil :incl post-
vcl "Room 208, Nlt. Lchzinon High."
In tht- ussciiihly room, tht- Laritzvn
was givon its lust polishing. It was coin!
him-cl with tht- "Roto" and thx- iniinvo-
Lirziplivcl "Dvvilvtt1-," which iippmrf-rl
this your twicc- us often as tht' nvwspu-
pm: Now lwing zissvnihlvd and polishvd,
thi- l,1nil1'i'ii was "re-zirly to shininn
r
i ,
3 l,AN'lfIfllN lflJI'l'UliS
i Kuhn. Brick. Stt-wart, Foo, Corr,
1 Minklcr, M. Vlilkcr, UI. VVallu-r.
BUSINESS
XVolfvrs, Pullt-ts, Clnrkv, M1-yi-r, Vs'-
cvllai, Cihson.
XVRITERS
FRONT: Solcr, Gall, Laingord, Blair,
Dv Villing, Astiv, Cantor. Minklvr.
BACK: McClzircii, Nlvring, Cihson
lim-clit, Kovhlvr, Ott, Vim Catnip
Smith, Airhzirt, Garland.
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Stimulated School Spirit
Log
.-Xiu ulml inilupy ruimul mmm tlu- lu-lil in
ilu' n-l'uxuln'cl lkuitlmull Slilklllllll alt Ullt' ol'
llu- lwig lumu- gzuiu-s. Aucoiiipziiiimul lmy
tlu' lNlllKl'S A-lJl'1lI'il'.h ils lK'L'll131lllt5.
mlri-Q51-ll iii sly-li-s of lilfll, pilm-cl out ziiul
slnrlml Cluirlvsluiiiig mul waxing pm:-
namls. 'liliiu was ilu- ulliciail upi-ning ul
llu- H152 Lug ciiiiipuigii. 'I'lu- rc-st ul' tlu'
ilriu' was wage-cl ln' stuff nuwiilu-rs in
IIUIIIKTUUIIDS auul in tlul L'2ll'lllJU1ll'Kl jailupy
in llu- scluuil lulmlmy,
xlK'AlllNYlIllt' plains lui' uni' ya-nrluumli
we-rv lu-gun first pvriculx on IIWIIUSCILIYS.
'I'liiirsclaiys. mul l'vI'lClAlj'S. At tliis tiiiu-
illl-l'l'I'l'lll pluisvs uf llu- lmuli wvri- alis-
K'llSSl'Ll lip' its spmisor, Miss Ni-slmitt, its
i'llllUI'Alll-Cilil'iA. Holm SXVl'1ll'lllQl1'll1 mul tlu-
otlu'r 4-clitors. Sully Cziriu-r, Dianu- Siiiitli,
Ciiml Cuuglu-y. auul All'r1-Ll NValrcll1-.
'l'lu-ii plains xwn- ciirric-cl mit. Mr. Rossa-r
auul svluuxl plmtcmgiiipluws we-rv lu-pt lmusy
flaisliiiig liullis. 'l'lu- typists auul lil1'l'2ll'j'
stuff gmuiul mit writv-ups. 'l'lu- nrt stuff
mlm-sigiulcl pugvs auul layouts.
Alilvr plumtus wi-rv iiiouiih-cl on caul-
lmuurcl lmy llu- still. tlu'y wvru sc-nt tu tlu-
4-iigxuiw-i'. XYlu'ii tlu- pi'uul's wa-rv rvturii-
4-cl, ilu-5' wvn- paislvcl in Ql luumk sillliliil'
tu tlui lixull, vaillc-cl tlu- utlllllllllyu. Tlu-
slaxll' rusluul in luuil its printing cl:-aulliilv,
ziiul liiiailly llu- Illini Lug wviit in prnss.
LOC lClDl'l'ORS
XYull1-rs, llulsux Brmvii. XYi1ullc, czllll'
glu-y. Swu1ii'i11gvii. Unriu-r, Smitli.
Wlil'I'lNlZ S'l.'Al'il"
l"llON'l': Nlcilimiilil. Swain, AlI'll1ll'l,
Nliuuz BACK: Uilxsmi. l,1lYt'llDOI'i,
Sin-iiu', llzu'i'iugtmi. llvploglv.
AIVI' S'l'Al"l'i
NlvKm'm'. luulsv, Pllllm-ls. Cnllrraiitli,
xvt'1lilll'l'Sllj', l"1'aise-i'. lfnriglit, Brick,
NlcArcllc-.
And Developed Writing Skills
Mounty
!lUlIIll'l'llH'lll XYQIS l!I'UililL'AlSl UYUI' llll' IRA
of us lrmlx tlu' lurly or lilly palm' lSSllL
lor graullm-cl. llml is. all vu-vpt tlu
.llnunly xx'f1l'lm-IN. 'l'lu-5' luu-xx wllzll llu
wnrcl .llnunlgf rvanlly' stmul lor. ll' alslwc
Qlc-pzll'iuu'l1ts xx-Inu-I1 am- L-spvviully' impur
lillll lll'l'2lllSl' ilu- .lllllllllll is prinlvcl 1-ll
lin-ly lmy llul Nll!Cll'Ill5. O is llll' Uflglllill
1-clllors. -l.55l5lillll l'illlUl'N. p1'uull'4-.ulvrs
:xml lll'l7LlI'llIIl'!ll lu-:uls urn- l'l'Nl3UllNlllll'
lmu- llull am' lu---lll-ll lu nmlw an illll'.ll'l
ixm- .llnfmly tlmt i'l!III1'YUIll llll linu-, -Xru
N Sl2lllllN lor xml. Ilmt lIll'.lll5 1-xvrxmu
All Nll, lmlum, lun-.ww llu- .llllllllfll IN lll
lllls plus lub ul K'lll'Ulll'.lQl'llll'lll lrmml llu
SDUIISUIA. Xliw l'llluull. xxvnl llllll llll iwnu
ul' tlul Alflllllfff.
Nl0llX'I'Y l'll5l'l'UllS
liullingmr. Slrvilu-.
.'XSSlS'l'.'XX'll l'll7l'llUllS
Nl'ull'c1's. l.lIIlill.lllI'l'. ll4'Illl1'l'. xlQ'fl'I
Mc-ring. Nlvllmullcl. l'lrslxiru'.
STA If!"
I"llUXl': llau'l.ul. II. Xx'illl'l'Ill.lII. Yu-
lurisl. clt'lll1'l'. 'lllla-ull. lilalir, Cum
vrmx. BACK: llllllll'llllUl'l1'l'. llnyclm-n
Cl. Millvr. l'wmu'll. NY1nr4ll1-, lfullmx
Bruugllton. D. Nlillvr. lirzulclovle
lu-wis.
86
lrulny ls xllllllllj' clxlyl llns uu-
allmulll mu-v 4-x'c'1'y' numlll zuul il lmll tu
suv tlml tlu- lllt'l'2ll'Y lllillllllllll' was rvgulx
lu lu- nolrl. XYlll'Il ll1iQ llllll'1lI'l'lXL'il must
llu'y Ulllllil lvll ftlll tlns: .ll slzuulw lm
ilu' lIN'4'lllllllL'2ll siclv ul' flu' Hmlnly. 'llllis
llN'illlS tlu' lypinq zuul minu'ugra1plliny,,
llv. xuxl mmly Ill l'l'l'illIXl' Hflllllg lllll In
url :ls wl-Il. l' ix lor unity' lm- wlnu-lu llu
N slauuls lm' llu- nu-klv ullu-I1 ilu' mlm
slalll Ulaully lulws. 'I' is lun' llu- luil mul
1-mlly' nl, l1y..11ul lm' tlu' slnulvulx. .XII
Strike Up The Band
BAND
Q - 1-me
iN I: lilsey, Markle, Northrup, Robinson, lNlnrphy, M. L.. llarpster, Bartlett, McKenzie, Clarke, llowe, M. llarpster, Mulyi u
mgler, Diniling, Nlontgoincry, NNE-inner, O'Brien, lfidcler, Coull, Zinsmeister. ROXV 2: Harlan, Stewart, Scanlon, lxilnnr
offman, Ballinger, Kerr, Brown, Ernst, Xl. Mueller, llawkins, Miller, Center, Kuhn, S. Erdner, N. Erclner, B. Muellt l it i
setti, Goddard. ROV' 3: Dickson, YVilson, Bevacqua, YVaterman, Little, lion-ying, Van Voorlns, lferrall, Ilnnter. Diugul y
ipp, Klonowski, Tennyson, lflynn, Bollman, Capella, Reardon, Dietrich, llislop. HOV' 4: Magoon, Osiier, Dasdor C i 1
hill, Kauper, Cochran, Tice, Ewing, Charlson, Smitt, Englert, Gilbert, Pankopf, Sawyer, johnson, Kramer, livaiis, Lindt 1
C nneron, l.isa. HOW' 5: Viskochil, lliehards, Grunenwald, Ryhicki, Steele, Boyd, ltice, Dick, Foley, NVian, Gieoni, ML ln,
Nltfianley, Nolle. Luedy, l'atterson, Ambler, Kragnes, Langord.
Music
Mt. Lebanon lligh School has long been noted
for its excellent music department, but this year pro-
vided the best yet in musical organizations and pre-
sentations.
Our accomplished band, led by Mr. Prutzman,
was the crowning glory of the football half-time.
Those majorettes surely could strut! The annual hand
revue, held in October, plus the one in March were
thrilling spectacles. The University of Pittsburgh rec-
ognized the skill of our hand and invited it to Pitt
Stadium where it again performed triumphantly.
The Christmas season had more meaning after we
listened to the combined choruses present Hllnde-l's
"Messiah" as well as the impressive candlelight carol
singing through the halls. Miss Sneary, their direct-
ress, deserves much credit for the success of these
musical feats.
The second formal youth concert, sponsored by
the Parent-Teacher Association, had a large, appre-
ciative audience, and well-deserved recognition was
given to the talented singers, pianists, and organist.
Spring brought with it two artistic productions.
The concert presented by the combined hand and
orchestra was an overwhelming success as was the
choruses' musicale with its original plot, lovely songs,
and eye-catching costumes. The members of these
groups, working skillfully together, made the shows
successful.
Our harmonious triple trio, the nine nightingales
with golden throats, maintained their usual record
of one musical success after another. Could Mt. Leb-
anon ask for any better representatives of the school
than these talented young ladies? They did so much
to make the weekly devotional programs more inspir-
ing. Their accomplishments in numerous public af-
fairs, assemblies, and school functions were remarka-
ble also.
From the cumulative work of our organizations,
backed by individual work, came the successful 1951-
1952 musical season.
The Show Went On
IVORXIA-Xl, CUNCfl'1li'l' 'l'lRIl'I.lC TRIO
Mlauns, xx'iSl'. Clinwrl. l,z111gmn'cl, BITIIIQIIUIII. llvinv- SCIlil'fillgl'l', Km-Hy, Alimlil, llill, llaxum, Clillnfk.
nn-nn, Xlurtin, XYnlkvr, Blli'Ill4iH, NY4-lclcn, JUIIIISUII. Little. NVisc-.
:md Aclzuns lalccr1lllpm1islJ.
X-fb
Qu
ORC! IESTIKA
I"liON'I'A liullmaux, Lillllllf-l'Iil, Amlc-l'smn, NIL-Km-1-, Astiv, Bow-tti. 1'-UNK' 2: XYolf1-rs, Lulngurcl, Clxiclvslvr, llislop. Dus-
drmrf, L4-Vism-ur, Liudis, Mom-rs. HOW' 3: llcugy, Lucllvy, Latham, 'l'c'rl1um, Flynn, Fc-rmll, liluym-1'. HOW' -1:
Curivs. LllK'kj'. Osiivr, lJllllj.flli'I'fy. 'Il-nnysou, Cilbm-rt, Slc-vlv. Cochran.
S8
With Broadway Melody
CHORUS A
I"llON'l': E. Davis, Atrial, Van Cuncly. Arnolcl, M. Aclauns, Dalum, Scliictcngcr, XV2lllU.'I', K. CillllplJt'll. HOVV 2: Couch
I.. km-lly, Karim-1', Krupl, IJ1-Clzm-mini, From-k, B1ll'il'l',AlOlIllS0ll, llill, -Ioncs. HOVV 3: LL-vs. Hiugsdorf, Van Allvn
?lllllll, Brin-0, llcn-ht. Shia-lcls. ROXV 41: B. Malcolm, Martin, Clinllcm-r, Broughton, Muiclvr, Strong, VVurdlc, Par
oth-.
CHORUS B
l"RON'l': Alumsy, Gmlclannl, N1-lson, Ficlclm-1', Dickinsmi, Zinsmcistvr, O'Donncll, lxlilllL'lK'l', Ebert, Little. ROW 2
Colwill, YV4-tnmru, Flury, Alwr, Park, Anderson, Crvco. Boyd, Armstrong, Lloyd. ROVV 3: Banta, J. Adams, Head
Humor, NVl1itnm-y, Conomos, McFc-0, Vic-torisz, Craul, Bm-klcy, Harlem. HOVV 4: Buvlirig, VVl1itc, Bender, Good-
man, Clurkv, Sippvll, C. Camplu-ll.
CHORUS C
FRONT: Blair, Douglu-rty, Pc-term-l, 'l'rz'ssvl, M. L. Kelly, McConnell, Mayors, Di Salvio. ROW' 2: Eld, Davies, Ellin-
gvr, Rzuicli. D. Davis, Kohl, llurst, Ilvrmam. Nlnckm-y. ROXV 3: Haydcn, Huglws, Dimling, Vviga, Braymer
Lauglinor, llafvr, Rand.
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We Learned To Understand Others
' 'i"!l
Y-Teens
"Swing your l71ll'tIH'l'!u Square- clauicing wus just om-
uutivity on tin- Y-Tvuiis' sociul prograuu. Movics, clin-
uvrs, :uid thc lJl'1llltiflll cuiidlvliglit lh'cog11itio1i Serv-
icc rouudm-cl out ilu- ugvmlu. llouriug various spvuk-
vrs I1-nl tlu- Y-'l'c'1'iis to consiclc-r sc-rious multi-rs. 'flu-
.Iiivm-nilc Court iiispirvd Miss Ste-plimis's Di-lm "doll
iuukc-rs". Tin- sm-uior Bvtus, sponsored by Miss Mc-
Clure-, zlcioplvcl u fauuily for ciIlI'iStlll1lS. Not to ln-
outdom- by tllvir ulclvrs tin- two sopliouiorv clubs,
Miss C1'ovm"s Alpims auicl Miss Muiuiiugvs Sigums.
guvm- food to im-ily fiuuilivs.
QT. to IRD
SENIOR BETA
l"HON'l': Cociclulwl, R0tlll'IlilUt'fi'I'. SICATED: Aruolal.
SL'Ilil'tiIlgCl', BllL'kll'j'. S'l'.-MYIJINCI: Blllfil. IIQIIUIIIIHY
sou, RiL'll.
.I U NIOR DICLTA
lf'liON'l': M. XvilHii'l', llociilvittv, j. XYulk1'1'. Sl'iA'l'-
l',D: Couch, UL-ttiugn-r, hlllltil. SIANDINC.: Mv-
l"udtlc'ii. NIll'lllllll'li', Aclauus. l'ww'l'illgc-.
SUIJHUKIUIUC ALPHA
l"liON'l': iXll'Ilkl'. N. 1':l'llIll'l'. Xvlliiv. Si'f:X'l'l'1D:
CIIIIIFCII, liulcll. Coltluaui. YIHXNIDIXCI: Sislvr. S.
lfrcliivig lloliiusou.
SUIJIIUKIUHIC SICMA
l"li0N'l': NlIlK'Nl'I'. l"iclclvi', l"l'uukliu. Sli.-X'I'lCIJ: lm-
Yisvur, XYHIIUIIIIS, Iivuu, Aluuvs, l'11lil'Ql'i1'X4'. SIIXYIJ-
INC: AIIKIUISUII. f:i'Iltt'l'. Mille-ie.
90
. What They Do and MY"
fl. lo lil
Ili-Y haislwtlmzlll gaiiiic-s lu-pl our li-llows in condition.
Sl'lNlOll CULU
Bluudlorcl, Drunon. Lusk, Stnclc-lmmi, Swonriiigmi.
AIUNIOR CEDAR
Nlvlim-, Cooling Nliilling, lmllr-y.
SUl'llONlUlll'i BLUE
Clilhvrl. Curlitz, Diolwrson.
Hi-Y
Thr- tliru- L-lmpta-1's-llic scnior Colds, junior Cvdurs.
:md sophomorv Blm-s-ugziiri strovc to sprcud their
idvuls through thi- rc-st of thc- school. In hi-monthly
im'm'ti111.2s XilI'l0llS topivs of CllI'l'l'Ill lllti'liI'St Wvrc dis-
L'llSSl'll through the hvlp of thc- sponsors-Mr. Mitch-
1-II, Mr. NVhipkvy, und Mr. llaiiws.
C111 Mondays and 'l'liursdzlys during tlw wintvr thc-
huskvtlmll I1-ugiiv sponsorcd hy thv thrvv Ili-Y's
pluyvd out its sr-hcdulo. This yvzlr the ll'k1g'lll' cham-
pionship was won hy the- Crm-1-ks, composvd of Miller,
liohl, l,Ul'llll2ill, Snydm-r. ML'Call11oi, and Mositvs, fol-
lowvd hy thc svn-ond plan-c lforgy-Fivc, thx- third place
Colds, amd tho fourth plum' Monlwys.
Authors and Actors
UNDICR CUX'l'Ili
X .Mlixitiws play Vlllllllllvl lmu- lIIHl'L' ilL'llUlI lllilll
lfnclvr flUL't'l' willx its gnllgstm-rs, mlvtl-L-tin-s,mn1
lou-ly lnclivs. l'lYl'll ilu- l".B.l. was lmllll-cl lmy an lu-clslauv
m1llg,Lfl1'l', lull llll' guml umm again in ll c-lvw-I' IIILHIIIUY.
.Xllim-r an llnrilling slum' lnms xxvru- lllglilk' amml play' lmwkx
lH'l'1llIl1' alusty.
'Ilw mst im-llulvcl lillu-l Cill'lXXI'lHlll. Sully Clillmrrl.
.'xllCll'1'j' Yum-llzlg Dam 'l'zlylcn', Bull llvnsung Sta-xv llvnlmy,
Bula llm-im-malll, llrllcn- N14-ywg Xllllllf' xvllllgllll, llalrriscnl
Slnif-lcls. Dun- -Iulmsuxag Num Rlllll'ilLI4'. vlulmnia- Salwym-11
Nloxmim- Arlmllwg Nlif-lm-I llnrringlcm, Al -lolmsrm, liulm
llllIlllJlIl'i'f'S-1 Alia-v Ilzxrringtma. Suv Clgnllwranitlx. lil-clq
lQa1isr'l'g Amy, NIU Allll XYN: livn-ky' YHIIHQL -'1lllll'5 linu-
l'1lIl. Hula llilll1'I'SHH, -lkltlx Xlurgzlllg ll1ll'l'f Clilmlmx. Hill
Lllsli. czllllfli l'1u'lm'llf'g Salrallu l'1'ul1mly, -Im' Xx'lL'lil'l'l. llvl-
VII Xlm'Clxm'll: l,u1lllmvl't. XYilsc111 l5alI'lu'l': l,i'll'l'. limi Conf
lurlig NlllklK'lll Clll'1'l'lllI'S. ljllfyll' XYull'1-rs quail llmlmlxn
llt'llL'll.
"Num, il' ww gvl out ol' lluis uliw. will
you llllll'l'f mv?
w
'XII l'ILflIl. l1mylnl'.mlm1l lry illlfllllllg lllllllj' l l.l. l, llolcl Stull xxlnllf' l rlullw up yum' vyvs ll.ll.l. XM- mm-ly lmxv
.1 lull lnmum- illis xu-m-lwml ll5.l,.l. Nm-lnu'l, ll Xlllllll' so slm-py, un to lml. XM-rr' playing lll'lKlQt' ll5,C.,l. lll'Illllll'lM'l'
llml 1-xvnlxlgl1ll1lvl'll14- mmmuntlu' llulxf' lli.ll.l
92
And Artists and Such
Cllitllttllj XK'ASlIlXCl'l'0N Sl,,El"l' HERE
AS It Ccorgo XvilSlllllgtUll or Bcncclict Arnolcl who
slr-pt in tht- l"ullvr's country homvi' N'Vvll, our siclm-A
splitting svnior play in which anything lnlppvnccl provvcl
that B1-nt-dit-t wus tln- hoy. NVvlls wt-rv clrillmlg rulntivus
visitvcl amcl l'tlIlltlltL't'S 4-volu-cl. All lllllflt' tht- connmly il
liox olllliuv hit.
lxlt'llllJt'l'S ot' tht- oust XVt'l't'Z Alllltlllt'llt' l'1ltlll'l', Durylr'
xv0llt'l'S1 l,v,Lig0tt l'll'ilZl'l' llllll Ncwton l"ull1'r, llairrison
Shivlcls :incl Dain- -Iohnsong Muclgt- lfullvr :incl Kutiv.
-lohnnic SLINVXCI' nncl .lo Ann VVisc'1 ltr-nu Lvsliv, Patti
llufnugvlg Mr. Kiinlwr. Alalcli Morgaing Unclv Stunlvy, Art
Corrg Stow- Iilclriclgv, Brucv Mc-yn-rg llvstvr, Monnif'
Aclaunsg Suv BilI'l'lIlQ'tUIl, Katy Coclclurclg Clayton Evans,
Bolm llt'lIlt'IllilIl1 Rilyllltlllll, Holm Puttcrsong Mr. l'rc-scott,
Marshall lbrmglu-rtyg Mrs. Douglas, Cru-ol Strviiiog Tom-
mv llughvs, Kcnnv Marrting Miss Wilcox, Sara lmvs:
stiiclcnt clirc-vtors. Mary lille-n 'l'in1lwrlukc- und Anclrvy
Vwr-lla.
chilclf'
I Cannot lvvllvvc von nrt- liv
hro
if
Many hours wcrv spa-nt pouring ovcr play hooks CT.L.l. "It's been lovely, lmsnlt it? Ruin for two solid dxys QT R l
"Well, if it isn't Scars-Roebuck" fB.L.l. "Mr, Fuller, we've struck itl Wc'vv struck water!" tB.C.l "This boy Just threw
a skunk in my swimming pool." CB.R.J
93
The Best Things
AC'l'lVI'l'IlCS KEY
INT: llarlan, Streine. Balch, Lease, Craul, Northrup, llodnette. ROVV 2: Cunningham, -I. Adams, ltothenluociicr, li.
Brown, Yecella, Gastmeyer, Nlclfee, Goddard, Schietinger, Garner, Buckley. HOW' 53: VVise, Rall, XV:-lden. M. Ad-
ams. Ballinger, Cilhert, Nlaue, llislop, 'l'imherlalte, Dallas, J. Brown, Overholt, O'Nleara, Kelly, Gill. ROV' 4: Myers,
XK'oll'ers, Pendleton, lilcl, Shields, Meyer, Corr, Bennett, Clutter. Kraft. Liulihauer, Dougherty, Martin. HON' 5: lfee,
'I'erinan, Bruce, Minlder, Humphreys, ltoherts. Crnnenwald, Drgon. Swearingen. AISSICNT: August, Bauer, NI. Brown
DiSalvio, llohhs. Marshall, O'Brien, ltvhicki, Van Uundy, XVardle.
Honor Awards
'l'. Lehanon may he truly proud of its versatile
acter, service, leadership, and scholarship. lfiiteen
students who have received local and even
per cent of the seniors received this coveted honor.
national recognition through the National llonor So-
ciety, Quill and Scroll, and activities awards. Seniors
and IIA juniors who worked diligently for ninety
activities points were awarded an Activities Key. A
few more industrious students accumulated two hun-
dred points, the requirement for an Activities Guard.
Points were merited through participation in the var-
ied school activities. Mt. Lehanoifs highest award.
menlhership in the National llonor Society. was
given to students with outstanding qualities of char-
National Honor Society meinhership is recorded on
a national tahlet. Likewise names of our most intelli-
gent students are engraved on a golden plaque in
our trophy case. This plaque hears the names ot
those making straight A's in solids at the end ot' a
semester. Recognition for outstanding work in liigiu
school journalism was also given to talented Mt. Leh-
anon students hy Quill and Scroll, an international
organization.
llltlllES'I' HONOR ROLL
meyer. HOW' 3: Clutter, Berlin, ltet
Bruce, Linlthauer. Pendleton.
FIKONT: Nlooers, Clottschall. Nlering,
lnette, Vietorisz, Bosetti. RUN' 2
Beveridge, llill. Davenport, Streine. NI
Adams, ll. llodnette. xlL'flltll'l'll, Cast
uiond, Nohel, 'lf Adams, tlrnnenvvald
Peck, Drgon, ltyhielti. Malcolm, xlilllvltd
In Life Are Free
Carol Strvinv was tht- lirsl
svnior to I'l't'l'lYt' livr ffllilftl.
5 l llf
QUILL AND SCROLL
" UNT: Millcr. llyniaui, Cla-mens, Crvvil. KOXV 2: Lynn, llill'lll'SS, -lost-pli
Minlclor, jolmson. ROXV 23: llurlt-y, Ciuliuiii, SlOl't'lI, Bulliiigoiy NYlljIllt'l'
Strf-im: Fiiiviimii, Lyml,
Press Scholastic Writillg Contest
'A IVIC 'l'll.it lmy an llmlc-moot! portallmlc- typv-
writvr, that girl ai xll2llt'l'llltlIl pon :mtl pm-ncil st-t,
and givt- tlu- rm-st uitlivr lu-ys or t-mtificaitvsli' 'llliis
might luivt- lx-cn suicl uliout Bill Blinklor, grauicl prim'
winm-rg Alolinniv Snwyvr, sc-coml prim- winm-rg and
our otlic-r writt-rs wlio plat-ml in tlw 1952 Pittslmurgli
I'rt-ss Sc-liolaistic NVriting Awzirtls cont:-st. 'Flu' uwalrcls
we-rv :is follows: Short Slf1l'j'-Cilftll Strcimf, Daw'
llviicla-it lffssamy-Patti llixflmgvl, Bolm llriicc, Arlvuv
l
4
l
1
Nlvringg l'ovti'y-Doiiim Nortlirupg Sliort-Sliort Story-
liill Minklt-r, -lvrry Cluttt-rg llunioi'-Bill Minklt-1
-lolin l.,lIllill1llll'I'Q Autmmliiogmpliit-all Skvtcli-.laiclc Moi'
gun, llopv Ilocliivttm-, lxltlllllli' Aclnmsg Com-rail Arti
l'lt's-Bill Minklvr, Duvt- Bt-nclt-i'g lluclio Scripts-
lolmniv Suwvvr, Marx' Ami Siillivzin, XVZIITCII Arm
strong, hll'llill'l':liSlilllt'Q klilllllllll-lllll Miillclvi' :mtl Tom
Tauissig.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
FIKONT: Bvnnctt, YVQ-ldcn, Vccclla, Clutter. HOVV 2: Garner, VVisc, Tiinbcrlalcc, Mauc, McFcv:, Strcinc, Sawyer, Cun
ninglmm. ROYV 3: Mt-yor, Hodncttv, Lt-asc, Corr, Shields, Linkliaucr, Kraft, Castnu-yor, Bullingt-r, Pendleton. ROVV
4: Malcolm, Brucv, Minklcr, Dunn, Humphreys, Cruncnwnld, Drgon, Swcaringcn.
We Offer You Congratulations
Nh-vt Mr. History! John Linkhaucr and Hugh Pvmllc-ton
xum high lmnors in thc Aim-rin-an History Conti-st.
Thosv Mt. Lvbanon scnior buys rvu-ixml the
NHOTC award for naval training. L'I'.l..l
Tlu-sv artistic Lalin stud:-nts mlvsigm-d
houscs, picturc-5, stamp alhums, and notm-hoolis
which Buhl Plane-tarinni l'lUIlOl'l'd. 1'l'.H.l
For his outstanding work in math and sci-
L-iiu' Paul Crunvnwalll iw-cm-iw-ml thi' Hausrli
and Loinh award. 1B.I,.J
T1-d Bvniwtt varnvcl zi uniqum- honor-a prin-
cipal appointment to Annapolis Naval Acamlv-
IIIY. 4B.C.J
This Hr-nsse-lavr Nlvclal was given to C24-urgv
Hyhicki for his z-xu'llvIici- in scii-nu-. 4B.li..J
lB.R.l
96
Deep In Our Hearts
Nliss i7iK'iil'l1S fincis it ll4'L'l'SS2ll'j' to play ulmn-
aimi ilricigvi' in gist io illIlCil snfviy. iT.L.J
Strikv! Spairvi Tin' twin-In-i's gm- mining tin-ir
iwst in uimwin iiliIlQ'S up ill'Ollllfi in-i'c'. LT.H.D
Niliiting to rvgisti'i' iiivir ziri'ix'ui ut tin'
scimui, tlwsi- ti-ziL'iii'1's in-gin illlOiiIl'I' clay.
qi5.l,.U
A pic-aisaiiit zitiiiuspliwm- nt iunvli timv vnziiuivs
our iillblliif' in rviaix for ai simrt limi-. QB.H.U
Nir. Stvzims is iiituwci in i'il't'llL'il ivy Miss Znimisi-r in uuici'
to gi-t luis cim-tunlti' at Pitt.
97
The Days When Uur Hearts
Fm' tllm- lalsi Nl? lima' NIV. SllilIlt'I' lk4lI'L'l'lkllllf
1lllIlllIllSll'lAS ilu- ulcl Hll1'1lXl' lm" in ,-Xlllwcl.
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Our Alma Mater
'Neath cedars stately, midst hills so bold,
Stands our Mt. Lebanon, realm of blue and gold,
Radiant with splendor, valor, virtue and truth,
Moulder of our destiny guardian of our youth.
Ever our praises shall ring, Alma Mater, for thee
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