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

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L E. PERRY Principal Our school can ho.ist of an umisu.il asset: a principal young enough to rcm.tni in close touch with the spirit and ideas of the student htid - and yet so experienced and hroad minded as to be aMe to help many students, parents, and teachers over rough places hy giving them the benefit of his sympathetic understanding and aid. After graduating from Beth uiy College with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Mr. Perry taught science and coached at Manlius High School in Illinois. He remained there tor six years, acting as princi- p.il and coach during the last two. Following this Mr. Perry became prineip.il of Pitcairn High School: then, in 192 , he came to Mt. Leb.mon. During these past seven years that Mr. Perry has been alTiliated with Mt. Lebanon High School, he has devoted all his energy .iiid abilities to fur- thering its development as a fine up to-date insti- tution.

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C. H. GROSE Superintendent The efficient direction of a system of schools such ,is those m Mt. Lebanon is ,i tremendous task and requires an alert welleducated person of ex- ceptional enterprise and foresiijht. We ha e that person m our superintendent, Mr. C. Herman Grose. Particularly in recent times when condi- tions have been so unfavorable to the expansion or existence of educational facilities, we have needed our superintendents excellent man.igement and untiring efforts to keep the schools running smoothly and well. As busy as Mr. Grose is with the problems inci- dental to his work, still he finds time to talk to anyone desiring his helpful advice. All who have occasion to seek his assistance discover in him not only a wise resourceful leader full of suggestions for clearing up their difficulties, but also a real friend truly interested in them and in their work.

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First row: Marguerite Beck, Germdii; William G. Brown, Substitute: Miriam Bulger, Latin: M. R. Burrows, Commercial: Esther Caldwell, Geography; Victor Doak, Social Studies; Pauline Fish, Clothing: Kathr ' n Frohese, English. Second row: Ross Gill, Mathematics: J. H. (innies, Physics; Alvm Glafka, General Science: Ruth Harling, Art; Geraldine Hindman, English: Kenneth Hogg, History; Margaret Holliday, Latin: Stanley Giese, English; Katherine McKenna, Secretary. Third row: K. L. Kelley, Chemistry; Virginia Kerr, Commercial: H. S. Konvo- linka. Mathematics: William C. L.iderer, Mathematics; Mildred Leeper, Guidance: Sara Long, Social Studies; Leila Lytic, Mathematics; Hazel McCutcheon, Spanish; Louise McDonald, English; Florence McLaughlin, Typing. F(.iurth row: S. S. Gilbert, Biology; Mmnie Maguire, (.ieography; C. F. Mellmger. Mathematics; S. P. Middleton, Music; Dorothy Miller, Foods; Mabel Moore, Libra- rian; Marie Neumarker, English; Evelyn O ' Ncil, Shorthand; Blanche Parker, Health: Martha Pickens, English: Ada Patterson, L.itin; Anne Rightmire, Geometry: Mar- garet Aldstadt, Health. Fifth row: J. L). Rodgers, Shop; J. P. Shult:, Soci.il Studies; Foster Sisson, C rcn- cral Science; Margaret Smith, English; Sarah Smith, Mathematics: Katheran Stoncr, English; Margaret Taylor, English; Feme Wem, History; Helen Zahniscr, French; Grace Voegler, Secretary; Ruth Firden, Secretary; L. E. Perry, Princip.il.