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

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The Members of the Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, JACK MADIGAN Literary Editor. Ass't. Lit. Ed.. . LITERARY . . . .MARGY LOU BERG . . . .RUTH BEACHLER Feature Editor. . .... MARY ROCHE Sport Editors ....... NORMAN QPFERMAN DORRIT BOCR Ass't. Sport Eds. .... BOB CRANSTON Class Editors. . . CHARLES CARDARELLI MARY WHYTE . . . .DOROTHY ELSE ISABELLE DIMMICK MARY JANE NEWLON MARYRUTH HODGKINSON MARY RHODES HELEN FLANIGAN ROSEMARY HARRIS VIRGINIA HALEN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL CLAIR HEATLEY J r. High Editors .... ANNE CHARTERS Sponsors. . . ESTA JUDY . . . .MISS MCCUTCHEON MISS MCCLURE MISS HARLING MISS SHELTON Business Manager. . .JOHN DUDLEY BUSINESS Ass't. Business jLIQV5.ROBER1' ADAMS ROBER1' BALD Circulation M anager.FRANIi VITTOR Ass't. Circ. Mgrs.. . .BILL ALLEN HOMER MUSGRAVE Secretary .... .... . ALICE MAY ROLLIER ART Art Editor ......... JEAN HENDERSON Ass't. Art Editors. . .RHEA MAE KRABER CAROL BRADFUTE ROBERT MCCABE P GT H Photographer .JACK ELL Ass't. Ph0f0gFGfh6TSRAY SHOOK .KATIIRYN KREBS STENOGRAPHY Typists. . . . ...... ELEONORA CAPONE NORMA MCCORMICK ELEANOR DEWORKEN

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H. V. HERMNGER Superintendent In August, l935, Mr. I-I. V. Herlinger was appointed Superintendent of Schools in Mt. Lebanon Township, succeeding Mr. C. H. Grose, who had accepted a similar position at Erie, Pennsylvania. Before coming to Mt. Lebanon, Mr. Herlinger had held several important positions in the educational field and had made a name for himself as a teacher and organizer of rare ability. He was born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, and received his early education in the local public schools. After graduating from Indiana High School, he attended the Indiana State Teachers' College and Grove City College, taking an active part in the life of both schools. His regular college course was supplemented by summer studies at Columbia University and the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Herlinger's first assignment after the comple- tion of his formal education was the teaching of Mathematics at Blairsville High School. Subsequently he has held the positions of teacher at Indiana High School, Superintendent of Schools in Indiana, and Superintendent at Midland. Furthermore, he is a member of the National Education Association, Phi Delta Kappa, and president of the Department of Superintendents of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Mt. Lebanon is indeed fortunate in having as a guide in educational problems a man of such remarkable ability, experience, and understanding. 6