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

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FACULTY W wb IXIILDRED E. LEEPER, A.B., MA. HENRY NV. LUECHT, B.S. LEII.A H. LYTLE, A.B. NIARGERY J. AICCLURE, A.B., M.A. T J - ' f MD uv .IM LOUISE MCD0N1KI.D, B.S. . KATHERINE S. 1ICKIiNNA FLORENCE C. RICLAUGHLIN, B.S., MA. RIINNIE O. NIAGUIRE I D PAULINE B. NIARTIN, B.S., MD. C. F. RIELLINGER, A.B. A. S. BIIESCER DOROTHY H. NIILLER, A.B., MA. BIABEL MOORE, B.S. MARIE NEUMARKER, A.B., M.Lit. EVFLYN OYNEII., A.B. IQPUM BLANCHE PARKER, B.S. . Ed. fi , x L . V144 'LS-f14,,,,, ,, C. ADA PATTERSON, A.B. MARTHA L, PICKIENS, A.B., M.A. ANNE RIGHTMIRE, A.B., M.A.Q-v---V JOHN D. ROGERS, B.S., M.Ed. .f 6 I?L, '14-1-4f':, W CHARLES SCHADE, B.S. yi-M' JOHN P. SHULTZ, A,B. J. D. SHANER, B.S., MA. FOSTER A. SISSON, B.S. RAYMOND B. SMILEY SARAHA SMITH, A.B., M.Ed. hi, f MARTHA SPOERLEIN, B.S U K.'X'l'III2R.LXN STONER, A.B. 5 CARL STREAMS, A.B. AIARGARET TAYLOR, A.B. FERNE NVEIN, A.B. 'YHIELMA VVHINNIE, B.S. STANLEY GTZISIC, A.B. dvi JOSEPH C. lilill-PIER, B.S. 'ff . HELEN ZECHMAN, B.S., R.N. HELEN ZAHNISER, ,-X.l3., M. X. -L x 1 KX , N ' ' L, P EP' s -X 'wr'

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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

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1 l ir,vt lrmr: Virgri11i:1 Ii1':1lu-1-. Shirley Uollins. 131-llv l1lI'00lll'. 1f'1'i-41 ll1'11f1l15l1l. llomer 1lllN,LZ'l'2lYl'. lloln Maxwell. 11ow:11'd Allen. 1 osIe1' Grose. XVGIIQU Tll011l1DSU11. l'l121l'll'S l10l14lYl 1'. liolr Hoskins. 1 1':lI1f'es ' 1 Nle1'onn1-ll. l'l1yIlis lllll4'll0S1l1l. Iiilly Koontz. tf., 'MV Sw-nm! I-'mrz llill S:111rlsto11, Iioh S1lll0l1S01l, 11:11'o1f1 11a11gs1:1l1'. 11111 11:1n1i1ton, 11011 Gregory. Ilan N ,1' llohli. Leo llusscll, llalph Hll1llN01ljI, Mary G4-'111-' I'l'lN'll'l', v1l'2l11lIl 1l:1.e1lel', 1'l1n1'1otte Shultz, 1' Anne llolmes. .Is-:11111v Ivory. Elsie Iforsicr. l'21l1'll'lIl 1'lam. Yirprinia llalen, Glenn lleek, Dot .qv Yie1'l14-Ilv1'. .lim llylzmd, 4 Thirrl I-'nlrz Stanley Sl1PlHll'll, have Yoxmpr. lleorgre Blil11li. .Toe Minnolle, 1':11l1 ll2ll'V01'. 11111 Jamison, l'o1'11s-lins xl5ll011l'j'. Ward 1'ow4-ll. 121114-e llll'f'0llllE'l. .lim XVeise1. 151111 11:1n1ilton, 11ow:lrd llllllllil. llolu lmy. .lack Sl12ll'li1'X. have lloyd. XY:1l'1'e11 lil'1'1lll5l1'1l, .lack Shields. I':lu1 llllp.Yl19S. Don Creed. llli l'fXlfCl lllYli IRU.-XRD is the student voice in all school al'l'airs directly concerning them. Together with the Executive Committee, the members representing each of the Senior High School home rooms sub- mit and discuss current prohlems in the school. lluring the fall semester, the hoard was headed by lloward Allen. The chief accomplishment ol' this term was the establishing of a new social pro- gram. Social activities were broadened by allowing registered outsiders to attend, hy lengthening the hours, and hy giving more attention to general informality. This program, now in use, has met with much success. l'oint changes were adopted on suhmission hy the Honor Award Com- n1ittee. Requirements were slightly altered, and such adjustments made as were necessary. The constitution was brought up to date by a special revision commit- tee. ,X response to an invitation to attend Trinity Cathedral was sponsored hy the hoard, and a hody of students attended. Committee reports were given twice during the semester with the pur- pose of keeping hoard members in touch with such work. Activities of the various squads and committees were approved and deemed successful. Recognition services on -lanuary 7 installed a new Executive Committee and the newly elected members. Foster Grose became president, Xlvake lhompson, vice-president, and Charles Conover, secretary-treasurer. THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Presidents-Howard Allen, Foster Grose Sponsor-Miss Taylor 12