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

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Class Will of January, 1936 W'e, the class of January, l936, do gladly will the following to the school as a whole and to the specific persons mentioned: Art Ackerman bequeathes his plaid suit to Mr. Herlinger. Ken Atkins leaves his way with the women to Jack Helbling. Betty Adcock gives the House Committee to anybody who will take it. Mary Calhoon and Bud Creed leave their peaceful friendship to Marion Yost and Jim Martin. Marianne Froelich leaves her peroxide to Dorothy Senheiser. Bob Godard and Dick Parmley leave the Public Address System to some more ra- dio bugs. Linda Pizzi presents her personality to Mary Whyte. Anne Pandolfo leaves her amazing height to Lois Grove. Glenda Boyd leaves to become a nurse. Mary Lou Crago wills her poetry to Janet Maxwell. John Dudley entrusts his harem to Mr. Per1'y's care. Jean McMasters leaves her ability to study to Lillian Kochenderfer. Betty Grant leaves her dignity to Shirley Blank. - ' Virginia Hight donates her freckles to Merlin Vincent. Betty Hilf leaves her seven passenger Packard to Bob Brooks. Doris Judge gives her pug nose to Peggy Bamford. Dot Johnson leaves for Purdue. Jeanne Lamoree leaves the boys in peace. Carolyn Lieberman bequeathes her Oxfords fglassesj to Jean Sanford. Bob Jones entrusts the school to Punchie Kennedy. Mickey Marmion leaves his airs of a southern gentleman to Chester Amick. Woolsey Menielly leaves Jane Burlingham very lonesome. Ed Meyers leaves his athletic ability to Coach. Paul Mullen donates his orchestra to the school. Janice McPhail and Isabelle Dimmick leave ll6. Charles Neidringhaus leaves his man of the world air to Mr. Fisher. Stewart Shute leaves Patsy Colgate to Bill Valentine. Bill Turner leaves the football team to Jack Fischer. J Dot Stark gives her traffic post opposite 311 to Betty Roney. Spencer Reynolds leaves to become a bigger and better paper boy. Frank Bernhard bequeathes nickle brother Cassanova to a certain Miss in ll6. Fred Johnson leave-s Bob Lampman all alone. Joanne Ketchum leaves her artistic ability to Joe Minnotte. Jean Mayfield leaves her innocent ways to Jean Davis. Ed Brenkus gives his golf clubs to Bill Hubler. Ruth Pigman leaves her minutes to Alice May Rollier. Ruth and Paul Montgomery leave together. Vernon Wallace wills his good looks to Clair Heatley. Bob Beltzer bequeathes his knowledge of English to Miss Pickens. Helene Rice leaves her class pictures to anybody who wants them. Ruth Falk leaves her hair-she doesn't want it anymore. Anne McCready bequeathes a million rubber bands to Miss Voegler. Lois VVilson leaves Locker No. 37M to Mr. Grimes' next class. Clementine- De Vita gives her seat in English class to Jack Berg. Dot Else leaves her worn-out chewing gum to Annette Crivclla. 15