Mount Lebanon High School - Lebanon Log Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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HENRY ACKERMAN Hearty, Agile. May Tennis Captainf5 Football'3 Baseballf4 Basketballf4, 5 Trackf4 Intramural Basketball-6 JOSEPH CHARLES ADDERLEY jovial, Capricious, Admirable. May Intramural Basketball'5, 6 Clubsf4, 5, 6 PATRICIA BERNICE ANDERSON Popular, Buoyant, Attractive May Basketballf5 Home Room Oihcerf5 Clubsf6 Connellsville High School-4, 5 MARY ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Mesmerizing, Easyfgoing, Adorable. May St. Paul's Cathedral High Schoolf4, 5 RALPH D. BALD Reliable, Dandy, Brainy. May Executive Board-4, 5, 6 Honor Award Keyf5 School Oflicerfi, 6 Activities Banquetf6 Tennis-4, 5, 6 National Honor Societyf5 VELMA MARIE BALL Versatile, Modest, Benign. Y' May Clubsf6t ir- Class Play Staif'6 'Y X K ml 4 fl IE LEBANON LOC SENIORS P WALTER A. BALLARD Wonderfiil, Athletic, Basketfmaker. May Executive B0ard'6 Class Oilicerf5 Footballf4, 5, 6 Basketball 4, 5 Trackf4, 5 Clubsf5, 6 JEAN RUNYAN BARNES journalistic, Refined, Blithe. May Class Officer-4, 5 G.A.A. Ofiicerf5 Annual Stafff6 Newspaper Stafff4, 5, 6 Bandf4 Class Play Staflf6 MARY jANE BEACHLER Maidenly, jubilant, Beauteous. May G.A.A. OHicerf5, 6 Attendancef6 Cheerleaderf4, 5, 6 Socialf4 National Honor Societyf6 IOI-IN EDWARD BECHTEL judicious, 'Ecouldn'tlose, Benevolent. May Semester Honor Rollf4, 6 Executive Board-6 Class OfHcer'5 Ways and Meansf6 Class Playf6 EVELYN ALICE BLAIR Ejaculatory, Abrupt, Brilliant. january Attendancef5, 6 NILE ERVIN BLODGETT Negligent, Enclosed, Balmy. january Footballf4 Clubsf4, 5, 6

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1 Class Poem of January '34 For the '34 class there'll be no will, Where traits are passed from Bob to Bill, Instead, a poem, in Shakespearean script, We hope that no one's name is skipped. Remember Phil Brooks and that bundle of bolts? Poor Blanche, we bet she took the jolts. Evelyn Blair and Catherine Boe- What Esmond's about they'l1 never know. Speaking of books-there's Beryl Dimmick, There's no famous author she couldn't mimic. Minnotte's polished Parleyf vous - Isabel Broff, it's thanks to you. How happy the first floor hall must seem - Without the Grubb's stop and go regime. You folks who were often kept in by detentions, Don't censor Flo Brand, she had good intentions, Baker, one of our handsome blonds, Forsook our school for stocks and bonds. We wonder if Mario is Blodgett's friend- Cause Mario's sister is Blodgett's yen. Presenting Bogan, Smith, and Hewes, A trio we would hate to lose. The Boyer superfservice rule Faded out when it came to school. Congdon and Johnston-they make a pair, Their tongues should be thin by the constant wear. Morgan, Shute, jones, and Giles, Blase, risque, upftofdatefstyles. Sheppard, the It boy, with his flaming hair, Caused jealous boys to rave and swear. West Point Kelly with that delicate diction- Iust like the heroes found in fiction. It won't be long 'til you'll discover Marge Griilith's drawings on a magazine cover. McPherson, Thompson, and Flick you'll see Accurately pounding each typewriter key. Rita O'Connor, the hit of our play- Her backstage Willie saved the day. Was it Lightcap's crooning or Huchel's wooing That started the audience hissing and booing? For Hamilton and Osbourne audiences clamor They reached the heights of me1odramor. With Carnegie Tech we sincerely agree- They said Clint could stay, but his puns must flee. Our versatile Kike will go his way, On some college gym floor, perhaps, to play. The best dressed man in 313, Wingertzahn rivals the men on the screen. Ruth Helen Ritchey, our prima donner - We can think of nothing to rhyme-dogonn'er. Jack K. Fawcett and Harold H. Hast Have graduated-and left at last. McNally and Flippo, former teachers' assistants, Now watch said teachers work-alone-from a distance. To Roscher, Chemistry was always a worry, Once she Hnished-and passed-she left in a hurry. Keally always responded when Hittner led cheers, No wonder our games were famed far and near. When we came to Americus Luchessi- We'll have to admit-it drove us plumb crazy. Campbell, Paul, and Blair-each one a poet, just look at these verses, by gosh, they show it. From eight 'til eight we slaved and sweat, 'Til our collars were open and our foreheads were wet. THE LEBANON LOG

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4 CATHRYN VIRGINIA BOE Calm, Vague, Brief. January Basketballi, 6 Dormont High Schoolf4 ROY BOGAN Reserved, Bashful. January Kenmore High Schoolf4, 5 MARY ELIZABETH BOWDEN Maidenly, Exclusive, Benevolent. May Informationf6 Clubsfi Class Play Staff-6 f .li ,f - . 4 GORA IRENE BOOR Coquettish, Immaculate, Blushing. May Annual Stall'-5 Newspaper Stafff6 House'6 Orchestraf6 G.A.A.f4, 5, 6 Class Play Stalff6 ROBERT KERR BOYER Reticent, Keen, Benignant. January Class Play Staff-6 Clubsf5, 6 JEANNETTE OLIVE BRADFUTE Justfbobolink, Obeclient, Blithe. May Attenclance'5 Chorusf6 Clubsf5 Class Play Stalff6 South Hills High Schoolf6 SENIORS FLORENCE BRAND Faithful, Bland. January Annual'6 Tral'Hc'6 Band-4, 5 Orchestraf4, 5 National Honor Society'6 MARY CATHERINE BRAZEL Merry, Classy, Bold. May Semester Honor Roll-4 G.A.A.f4, 5, 6 Annual Staff-6 Clubsf4, 5, 6 Class Play Stafff6 EVA ELLEN BRIGHT Exemplary, Energetic, Brilliant. May Housef5, 6 Clubs-4, 5, 6 . '4 X k- .n VESTA ELIZABETH NER Vivid, Effective, Berkeley. May Class Oflicerf4 Housef6 Basketballf4 Class Play Staff-6 ISABELLE BROFF Intellectual, Beneficent. January Semester Honor Rollf5, 6 Libraryf5, 6 Taylor Alderdice High Schoolf4 National Honor Societyf6 PHILIP DOW BROOKS Patient, Droll, Blushing. January Executive Boardf6 Social'4 House'5, 6 Footballf4, 5, 6 Football Captainf6 Clubs'5, 6 P THE LEBANON LOG P