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

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EMMA LEONA WILLOUGHBY Entertaining, Likeable, Winning. May Class OfHcerf5 Clubsf4, 5, 6 Class Play Staff-6 LOUISE CHRISTINA WILMOT Lovable, Capable, Winsome. May Class Officer-5 Class Play Stafff6 National Honor Societyf6 NORMAN WILLARD WINGERTZAHN Natty, Whimsical, Worthy. January Executive Boardf6 Ways and Meunsf6 Intrafmural Basketballfi, 6 MARTHA MARIE WOLF Mindful. Minute, Wistful. May Social-4 G.A.A.f4, 5, 6 Clubsf4, 6 SENIORS 'BFI P RITA WOLFENBERGER Restful, Willing. May G.A.A.f4, 5, 6 Housef6 Clubsf6 WILLIAM GEORGE YOST Worthy, Gleeful, Youngest. May Basketball Managerf6 Ass't Football Managerf6 Duplicatingi Clubsf4, 5 Class Play Staiff6 HELEN CLAIRE YOUNG Healthy, Capricious, Youthful. May Scholasticf6 Class Play Stafff6 EVELYN ZAMA Transferred FRANK B. SAUNDERS, JR. April 6, 1916 April 30, 1934 -Whose memory lives on in the hearts of his classmates. -Whose willing co-operation and ar- tistic talents have been so successfully used in the production of this year-'s Lebanon Log. THE LEBANON LOG

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4 GENE K. SNELL Generous, Kind, Sporty. May Orchestraf4, 5, 6 Attendancef6 Housef5 Ways and Meansf5 ELIZABETH GEORGIA SPENCE Engaging, Generous, Sociable. May Class OfHcerf6 G.A.A. Oflicerf6 Information'6 Clubs-5 Class Play Staff'6 JOSEPH A. SPOERLEIN Jocular, Alert, Spontaneous. May Executive Board-4, 5, 6 Footballf4, 5, 6 Semester Honor Rollf4, 5, 6 TraHicf5, 6 Honor Award KeyfS National Honor Societyf5 BERNARD SUMMER Beau Geste, Swcetestlilfeller. May Clubs ELLEN BEATRICE THOMPSON Energetic, Brunette, Tiny. January Class Officer-5 Clubsf6 MARY JANE VIERHELLER Mirthful, Jesting, Vivacious. May G.A.A.f5, 6 Clubsf4, 5, 6 SENIORS BLANCHE BEATTY VINNEDGE Beautiful, Blase, Vivacious. January G.A.A. Oflicerf5 Basketball-5, 6 Baseballffi Volleyballf5 KATHRYN ELIZABETH WASSELL Kittenish, Entertaining, Warmfhearted. May Clubsf4 Class Play Stalff6 WILLIAM HARRY WAYMAN n Wlmataman, Happy, Wordy. May Bandf6 ' Clubsf4 ELEANOR MAXINE WEBB Enterprising, Modish, Winsome. May Clubsf6 Class Play StaH 6 Cleveland Heighfs High School'6 I 1 Y- PAUL A. WICK Placid, Admirable, Wistful. May Tennisf4, 5, 6 Clubs'5, 6 H. EARLE WILGUS Hasty, Earnest, Woe-befgone. May Clubs-6 Bennett High Schoolf4, 5 P THE LEBANON LOG P

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Over The Teacups My dear, I am so glad you're here! I said to Peggy only this morning, I do hope Beth Bowden can get here to tell us all about her worldftravelsf' I think a travelerfwriter is so interesting. Peggy Dennis? Oh, yes, she's married, and has two children and the loveliest home you ever saw. What? Oh, yes, for a highfschool reunion this is going very well. It's so hard to get hold of some of these people, Bernard Summers, for instance-he's an engineer, you know. Engineers! My dear, just listen to this list we made up. Memphis Morrison, Bob Clapperton, Jim Sands, Russell Dettling, jack Gunderman, Art Forster, Ray Long, Bob Buehn, jim Rich' ards, and Harry Wayman, all engineers. We surely ought to have enough bridges, and dams and things. Yes, we had quite a time. Oh, and guess what happened! We called up a secretarial agency to get a helper, and Martha Slater answered the phone! She and Doris McVicker have gone into business, and just listen! Louise Holmes, Myranna Burns, and Eva Bright all work there. Sort of a reunion every day. Grace McConnell was there talking and so I just invited her right then. Why, she's a private secretary in some big concern. Josephine Sethner used to work for Martha, but she moved back to Pittsburgh. My dear! If that isn't Ed Carson coming in the door! He's the only man on Wall Street that made enough money in the past year to buy chewing gum! He and Ed Bechtel-the inseparables of Wall Street! They're going to retire now, I hear, so maybe Bob can make some money. Oh there's Leona Willoughby over there. I hope they get her to play the piano while she's here, she plays so beautifully. Didn't our class turn out some musicians? Elizabeth Osbourne, Lovell Gray, Kay Wassel, Jean' nette Bradfute-she's a singer, you know. Ernest Pozzi? Yes, he has the jazziest orchestra on the radio today, didn't you know? Well, there's a fellow traveler of yours over there, Lorene Fairall, and if that isn't Louise Wilmot with her! Yes, they're sisters now, as we always expected they would be. Darling, am I seeing wrong, or is that really Joe Spoerlein? See him? Well, I haven't seen him for so long, but all last winter while he was down in that Antartic place I was frightened stiif. And there's Steve Telegdy, who flew one of his planes. Quite a flyer, I understand. Oh, and look at the list of flyers we have. Helen Gump, and Norman Feller, and Bob McPeak, and of course, Steve. Isn't that grand? Oh! Dee Dee Linder, how you scared me! But, my dear, what's happening to your fashion house in Paris while you're cavorting in gay Ameriky? No, really? Beth, Doris Krieger is Dee Dee's partner in that dress designing house in Paris! I knew she was over there some place, but-not really! Beth, did you hear that? Ada Minnotte is an authoress, and living in France, as she always wanted to. How nice! And Dee Dee, did you happen to see Marge Johns while she was in Paris on her lecturing tour? Oh, say, talking about dress designers, did you know Betty Britner is one in Pittsburgh now? Yes, our American Patou. What? Oh, goodbye, Dee Dee, sorry you have to run off so quickly. Yes, we will-and honey, will you tell Helen Young over there in the corner that she just has to come and see me? You know, Beth, Helen's a doctor now, and-oh my dear, the doctors we have in our class! Let's see the list. Jay Linn, Louis Kostyal, Henry Lileas, Lois Joyce, Earle Wilgus, Catherine Haus, Bob Culbertson-all of them cutter'uppers and getfwellers. And Eleanor Potter, Velma Ball, and Mary Jane Vierheller have gone into nursing. And not only doctors-just see all the lawyers. Joe Adderley, Matt Collins, Paul Wick, Don Smith, Bill Cunningham, Dwight Cappel, and Bill Cappe. Quite a list, isn't it? But speaking of professions, I think Mary Brazel has chosen a unique one. Interpreting secretary in the Spanish Consulate. That word consulate reminds me. Did you know Diefy has a job in the U. S. Consular Service? Yes, really. Of THE LEBANON IOG