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

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Doris Leyh and June Johnson are also M. D. s. As foresters, Burghardt and Parr conserve trees. Amony the books which arc now hcst-scllcrs, Arc Mary Jane Younj ' s and Eleanor Schcllcr ' s. Metallurgists are Brodmerkel and Buchheit. Tom Chuk has reached an architectural height. Mt. Lebanon High has given a job. As an English tc.icher to Mary Daubc. Also a teacher is Dorothy Kirk. She, too, in Mt. Lebanon has tound work. In Social Service, Mullen and Benson do their p.irt. Treasure Bogan is ,i teacher ot Dramatic Art. Clatty is a Mctro]iolu,in opcr.i star. Forticr and Wollelt as lawyers have passed their state bar. ' Doris Wyman teaches physical education. Bill Jones heads his company ' s administration. Bradshaw is famous tor musical composition. P.iul Martin h,is a Department of Justice position. Betty Louis McCurdy does Illustration. Industrial design is Betty Focll ' s vocation. Commercial art is Schmid ' s and Hubbard ' s choice. Interior decoration is well done b - Joyce. Herbert Brooks is in na Ml a i.ition. D.illas Long llics mail across the nation. Dorothy Karan is a dietician. Paul Barrett is .mother physician. Cockle ' s Meat Wholesale Business grows better each day. Buchanan is Secretary of Y. M. C. A. Shocnberger ' s research is wave-length, they say. Causes more valu.iblc discoveries each day. In the engineering line, we ha e quite a horde, Kennedy, Davi.i, Griffith, Hcpting and Fnrd. Henderson and Lynch are also engineers. 0( those in special lines, the list appears: Donald Clayton is a civil engineer. In the same work as Jack Seidel and Tom Fear. An electricil engineer is Adam Stem. Ray Daily, a chemical engineer, w ' c find. Aeronautical engineers are Cain and Robison. Radio engineer is the job of Thompson. Heckman has .i nav.il radio work position. Stafford is a biological tcchnici.m. Marshall and Dciss do their research far inl(j the night. Judd Lewis also docs research in the field of light.

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A few c.irs from now, if this country ' s leaders were presented, it would be found th.it May 33 s graduates were well represented. Let ' s take a magic carpet trip to see What each graduate has turned out to be! On Broadway, MeAdams name shines in light. She has the lead in a new play there tonight. Also leading the dramatic parade, Another play will star Shirley Schade. In musical comedy, first nighters choose, As premier favorite, Gerry Hughes. Briner ' s New Gown Sht)p is tamed tar .nid wide. Her fashi(jn designs are by Lapham supplied. A style rival tor Lapham, m Lewis is found. She designs her gowns m Parisian background. Also studying in Paris, is Carney, as buyer Of a shop) for women who to French style aspire. Pittsburgh ' s newspaper staffs contain the names Of many whose writing has brought them fame. Frank C,im|ibell and Bill Fay travel near and far To collect special news tor the night Seven Star. Charles Flanagan ' s column, News of the Day, Among other things, now states the way. Docs Gealy and Anderson will help Kable win Recovery from an unfortunate spin Which quite suddenly happened one night During his Darkness trans-contment flight. Melba Keek ' s column with Society News heading. Tells the details of Beauford Thrower ' s church wedding. Dawson, at the organ, was an important feature. The knot was tied by George Beldmg, well-known preacher. In the business world, we ha ' e quite a troop. With Charles Wassell, bank president, we start the group. Wassell s hard-working secretary. Is no one other than Anne Very. Ruth Schilpp manages a department store. When goods are sold, Gerst, as buyer, gets more. Record are kept of each company affair By secretary Bright and stenographer Seher. To be Captains of Finance those who aspire Can follow Hawthorne, St. Clair, Abbott and Meyer. Whose secret.iries Addison, Estabrook, Morgan and Curl, Have aided their banners of success to unfurl. D(.)n Gray has now become a mortician. Bob Campbell is a well-known physician.

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Wcycrs follows a secretarial career. McNeilly does the same in an office quite near. Rtjhhms and Rt)man .ire secretaries also. Florence Martm is the best nurse that we know. Scientists are Robert Miller, McQuillm and Cappe. As stenographers, Lucchesi and Boyd arc happy. McElheny as a broker watches each share. Dot Martsolf has married a million iire. Kathryn Bet; is an interpreter m a dt.)wn town bank. Wieland and Easter, many satisfied people thank For the wise investment council which they t ive out. Folks accept their advice without a doubt. Record teams are turned out by Snaith, coach .it Pitt. Bob Belt;er paints showcards which are deemed .i liit. Margaret Stewart is a teacher at Carnegie Tech. Hall is another competent private sec. Ine:; Miller talks daily on the radio. Cisko ' s dress creations star in each t.ishii.in show. Eshelman is a dressmaker quite m demand. Sally Fogle ' s travel books are known throughnut the land, Willard Martin makes watches that are very fine. Yeager and Jackson are hostesses on an airline. Washabaugh is a sports announcer on radio. Helen Lusch is heard each week on the First Nighter show. An afternoon program is directed by Frances Delack. In the art of announcing, Kurt; and Provost have the knack. To stardom in cinema heights, Turnblacer is mounting. Barker, Lewis and Linder are in Public Accounting. Margaret Clark is secretary of a radio corporation. Betsy Woodring chose commercial art as her occupation. Sheppard ' s .md Musgravc ' s cuno shop has won buiie. Their antique collection has gained quite a name. Veit;enkorn and Farrington own a knit goods shop. With them, our t.ile of the ' . . ' i graduates must stop.