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

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,ig First Row: Dorrit Bock, Dot Anne Martin, Alice May Rollier, Eleanor Deworken, Molly Donoghue, Al Collins, Art Ackerman, Howard Allen, Bob Maxwell, Audrey Murray, Betty Greene, Florence Cadwallader, Eleonora Capone, Jean Clialfant. Second Row: Randolph Creed, Bob Jones, Ted Osbourne, Joe Minnotte, Bob Penman, Jack Lane, Jim Lowe, Lillian Koclienderfer, Frances McConnell, Jane Shields, Miss Taylor, Phyllis Hutch- eson, lilargaret Berg, Jean Mayfield, Loreen llradsliaw, Foster Grose, Jack Fleisehauer, Don Gardiner, Raymond Dougherty, Frank Bernhard, Ed Hamilton, Homer Musgrave. Third Row: Bill Bleecker, Bill Tattersall, Paul Hughes, Joe Mulvihill, Al McKee, VVake Tliompson, Dick Crowder, Bob Bald, Harry Shepard, Jack Moon, Frank Yittor, Howard Hanna, Paul Smith, Dick Goldthwait, Jim Stutt, Dan Robb, Charles Dilnmick, Bruce McConnell, Clair Heatley, Jack Creelian. The Executive Board Beginning the fall semester by inaugurating an Alumni Dance, which is to be- come an annual affair, the Executive Board continued through the year in a very active manner. The accomplishments of both the fall and spring Boards were nu- merous and noteworthy. In addition to the Alumni Dance, an Alumni Plaque for recognition of out- standing graduates was installed, and plans for an Alumni Association were formu- lated. A committee was formed for revising the constitution and adding amend- ments passed on the preceding year. For the first time the Cafeteria Squad was considered a separate unit and awarded points for its work. The Traffic Squad was divided into three sections in order to avoid duplications and thus give more stu- dents positions. The Public Address Committee deserves commendation for its excellent con- struction and operation of the Public Address System at the football games. The Ways and Means Committee and Squad made exceptional profits in their pop, candy, and hot dog selling, which were spent mainly by the Social Committee in financing social events for the school. The Publicity Committee took care of cor- respondence with local and city newspapers. Operating with their usual efficiency the Library Council, Attendance Squad, Lost and Found Committee, Scholastic Committee, Ushers Squad, and Honor Award Committee successfully performed their duties which become greater and more numerous each year. Art Ackerman headed the fall semester Executive Board with Al Collins as Vice-President and Howard Allen as Secretary-Treasurer. ln the spring semester Al was elected President, Howard was advanced to Vice-President, and Bob Max- well took over the duties of Secretary-Treasurer. 10

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First Row: Mary Lee Keane, Paul Magnus, Jack Rice, Janice C1'owder, Anne Charters, Lois Close, John Anderson, Ed Hamilton, Miss Leeper, Elizabeth Hill, John Goldthwait, Dan Hilf, Ha- rold Langstaff, Shirley Nelson. Second Row: John Magnus. Jim Ryland. Jack Brown. Henry Renton, Ed Mclflnteer, Douglas Cope- land, Bill Stout, Jim Seifert, Gilmore lVi1lia1ns, Ray Hunt, Bill Hall, Jiln McPeake, Fred Hamilton. Thfinl Row: Dale Kirsopp, Martha Harlan. Betty XVick, Esta Judy, Janice Cooper, Dorothy Vance. Mary Jeanne Barrett, Ruth Stanley, Mary llelen Anderson, Peggy Lewis, Mary lloyd, Lenore DeWall, Grace Judge. Fourth Row: Phyllis Sehiunm, Don Creed, Arthur Adamson. Chandler Ketchum, Glenn Heck, Paul de Be-nedictis. Charles Miller, Dave Young. John Carney, Eunice Smith. Fifth Row: Don Gardiner, Frank Fitch, Dave Boyd, Bill Campbell, Howard Hanna. Joe Donahoe, Jack Shields, John Stewart, Roy DeLonga. The Student Council Under the able guidance of Miss Mildred Leeper, the Student Council has taken, during the Fall and Spring semesters, rapid strides toward a more perfect government of the junior High School. The organization, made up of the presi- dents of each home-room together with the council officers selected by a popular vote of the students, meets every Friday to discuss the problems of the students. In the fall semester of '35 the council officers were as follows: president, Edward Hamilton, vice-president, Elizabeth Hill, secretary, Anne Charters, assistant secretary, john Goldthwait, treasurer, Dan Hilf, and usher, Harold Langstaff. The following semester John Anderson took over the responsibilities of the presi- dent, assisted by Louis Close, vice-presidentg Anne Charters, secretary, Janice Crowder, assistant secretaryg Paul Magnus, treasurer, and .lack Rice, usher. Under the supervision of the Council are several appointed committees: Cafe- teria, Traffic, Publicity, Lost and Found, Service, and Social. These' committees have made definite progress in their separate fields, and the achievements of the Social Committee deserve special mention. Owing to the success of the tea dances and the two Freshman proms which were sponsored by this committee, they were not only able to contribute funds towards school activities and further social func- tions, but during the recent Pittsburgh Hood a contribution of twenty dollars was made to the Red Cross. The Service Committee under the guidance of Miss Maguire made its initial appearance this year to distribute the booklets, Our Schoolsf, At the present time a special committee is hard at work revising the constitution to meet the needs of a growing and progressive student body. 11