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

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9 1 'x BEHIND the controls of our school there is one whose presence is not always realized but without whose enthusiasm and efforts Mt. Leba- non lligh School would not have become the institution it is today. Mr. L. E. Perry, our principal, has rightfully earned the reputation for fair dealing and good sportsmanship which is accorded him. So pronounced are these qualities in his makeup that, as he has guided the school in the many phases of its life, his attitudes have come to he rellected in the members of the stu- dent body, especially as they are participants or spectators in interscholastic contests. XYith dignihed and steady purpose he directs our school in its Way of smooth and unharried advance. His decisions are vital to a harmonious and happy progress, and students rely on the insight, sympathy and judg- ment which have made him their advisor and friend. L. E. PERRY Principal

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I . UR COMMUNITY owes much to Mr. ll. V. Herlinger, Super- intendent of Schools, for his inauguration of broadminded and progressive theories of education. Already the benefits of ideas which he has incorpo- rated into his administration since his arrival in Mt. Lebanon are being en- joyed by the entire community, as well as the schools, for his profitable views on education have not only affected the students but have reached the parents as well. Linder his guidance Parent Teachers' Associations have been developed in each school to establish friendly contact between parents and teachers and to recognize and discuss problems of school and commu- nity life. 'llhat Mr, Herlinger is a patron of musical activities is shown by the increase of participation by our school musical organizations in events of local interest. During the past school year our superintendent recognized the Girl Re- serves as a part of the school program and also approved the formation of the lli-Y, both of which interest many students. H. V. HERLINGER Superintendent 8

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AIARGARET G. ALDSTADT, A.B. Ali'FHUR ATKINSON, A.B., M.A. MARGUERITE BECK, A.B., MA KXI.I!ER'l'A O. BOYER XIVILLIAM G. BROWN, B.S. AIIRIAM J. BULOER, A.B., M.A. IXIERLE R. BURROWS, B.S. RIARGARET M. CAMPBELL, A B VICTOR M. DOAK, A.B. RUTH FIRDEN EVELYN FISCHLER, A.B. PAULTNE K. FISH, BS., MA JAMES B. FISHER, A.B. MARY LOU FISHER, B.S. KATIIEIQYN H. FRORESE, A.B. S. SHERRICK GILBERT, B.S M S A. R. GLAFKA, B.S. RUTH GORDON, A.B. MARJOIIIE GOULD, A.B. JOHN H. GRIMES, B.S. RUTH VV. ITIARLING JEAN HAY, A.B., M.A. MARGARET S. PIERTZLER, A.B. GICRALDINE IIINDMAN, B,S M A JAMES KENNETH 11066, B.S., M.Ed. J. LIARGARET HOLL1DAY, A.B., M.A ELLA B. ION, BS., M.Ed. WALTER A. JAMESON, B.S MARIE E. JOHNSON, B.S. MYRTLE M. JORDAN ES'l'IIER EILEEN KEKTLTY, BS VlI?l5INI:X E. KERR, BS. PIAROLD S, KONVOLTNKA, B.S., M.A. RIARY LOUISE KRUOH, AB. VVILLIAM C. LADERER, JR., Litt B M A ESTHER C. CALDWELL, A.B