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

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CULPRIT GERTRUDE BALL ....... VIRGINIA BEACHLER .,,,.......... LoRREEN BRADSHAW ............ DOROTHY CAIN ,,........... ,.,... OTTILIE CHENEY ........... ...... CHARLES CONOVER. ...........,... ROBERT CRANSTON.- ...........,. as u 4: ALIAS Diddy .... ..... .YY Lolly .,.,.. Dot ...., ulleenwmb Petie ...... H Bob ...., ELIZABETH DANIELS ............ .. BerSy' ..... . MOLLY DoNoGHUE ................ CLYDE EVERHART .......,. ,..,.. WALTER FURST ............. ELIZABETH GLEASON .......7.... VIRGINIA HALEN ......., JOANNE HEALEY... EVELYN KIRK ......,, BERNARD KRUG ......., BETTY LEI-INER ,,.,.,.... JOHN LITWIN .............. CHARLES MARKLE ....... ...... ROBERT MAXWELL. ............. .. EVALYN MACDINE ...,,.,......... u as u u ms nj is u u Moll ..,...,,........,.,. Great Lover Walt .......,,. uLiZZyn u u Ginny ..,. Evy ,,... Bernie .... H Bets ..,,, ohnnyl' ...... Chuck .... Bob ..,.. ......... Mac .,.,, ......... MARGARET MCQUISTION ...... Peggy ..... VIRGINIA NUNGESSER .......... Ginny ..,. RAYMOND OSWALD ......, ...... ' 'Ray ,A., . ROBERT POLK ............ Bohn ...... .. RALPH ROUTSONG ......... ..,I.. ' 'Ralphie f. JEAN Sci-IAFER ...,...,........,.,..... Jeanie ,... ELIZABETH SHERLOCK ,......... Betty .... .. MARY ELLEN SLATTERY. .,... ARTHUR STOUT ....,................. VIOLA VALICENTI ........, ...... ROBERT WALTER ..,... MARY PANDOLFO ...... MERCEDES WISE ....,... MARGARET Ross ...,....... EILEEN MCQUILLIN .............. ELEANOR DEWoRKEN ........,. JAMES MCPI-IERsoN .... JACK MARSHALL ....... u rc an n Slats .,,,,.,. ......... Art .,........ Valisussi' .... H Bob ...,.... Butch ...., Mercy .... .....,... Marg ..,... ,........ Hey ..... ......... n Duchess .............. Jim!! Stoogen ..,.. Gertie .... ...... . .. Witty ..e.., .....V.V, JUNE SENIORS CONVICTED OF making noise, ......,........,, suspecting this writer ,..A...,.... getting lion's share of A'sl'. having beautiful eyes ........, simply adoring Mac ..,,,,..,,.... having a redhead on the line ......,. ' being football manager ..,.,,.... going abroad ..........,........... having a genius'S I. Q .,,,.,.. trailing Jean Evans ,.,,,,,.. speeding in his V-8 ,,.,.. having a cute accent ..,.,,, editing Loc ....t.........Vw,VV.VVVVI.V Spreading cynical humor ..,Y ,... having beautiful hair, ,,., , flipping nickels ..,,,.,,,., always being happy ...,........, having a galloping Stride ..,.,. driving Model T ......,,...... liking baby dolls ....,............ having a winning smile .......... doing everyone's typing ......., Girl-Reserving ,..,,.,.........,,.., running Troop 84 ..,...,.,.,.,....... refereeing intramural games .......... ' being fickle ..,.,.,,,,,A,....,..,,........ being class tomboy ,..... snow-training ......,.,.,.. talking in her sleep I.,... living at the A. C .....,.,...,....... having a cute appendicitis .... hard studying ....................,,. being petite ....,.,.,,,,...............,.. being dark, Spanish type ...... buying school's name cards.. being with Wake ..........,.......,, being called Duchess ...,,, palling with Elmer .,.,.... having a new Steady ........ ......... 19 'Where do ya think it'll get y u .. Goo-goo .- ......,ditto Dot Cain u as .,I,...Winning what? U 'It's a foul! U ,..,...ditto Ginny Nungesser .. Who told that? It comes in handy u -4 u fr 44 DEFENSE PLEA Everybody else does Well, I don't known They look swell .,.,.,.No defense needed Ain't he cute? Mr. Mellinger, help! I wanted some new clothes rash-hnhn A Ain't I the one, though? My uncle's a judge I'll serve my sentence willing It's all so funny I wasn't hungry anyway It's fun .......UnIit for print u It runs, doesn't it? Second childhood, I guess I can just reach a typewriter Why not? as On my honor . . . Nothing to say Br-r-r Where's a sucker? I just grew that way ,.,.t..,..ditto I didn't know any better He's always with me Who started that? Where's Elmer? .ditto the Duchess a the end 1 There was a cute interne at the hospital 'FOSTER GROSE

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THE WORLD TIMES NEW YORK CITY HONORED BY REUNION NEXNT YORK CITY, June 3, 1947 .... Last night in the Gold Room of the New XValdorf-Astoria, numerous celebrities of the world fam- ous graduation class which left Mt. Lebanon, Pa., ten years ago gathered together to show what fame they had gained thus far. Never has there been seen such a group of celebrity and genius, police were forced to patrol the entire vicinity to suppress the surging crowds. The party was honored to have the nation's number one orchestra, The Aristocratsf' under the leadership of Hammer and Mullin of radio fame. As a part of their program they presented the personality-plus lady, Miss Mary XYhyte, with Harry Brine, in tails, sideburns, and petite mustache, whom MGM has given a three day leave before starting his newest picture. C. A. Cardarelli, ingenious master of XVall Street, acted as master of ceremonies and presented the various personalities. Mr. Leo Russell, now the leading egg merchant in America, took his bow, after which Professor VVakelee Thompson, famous lecturer and political debater, spoke. Rear Admiral All- sopp, recently appointed to that rank, told of his rise from the common gob . Sir Malcomu Bode related the thrills of auto racing. From the Metropolitan Opera came the Misses Baylis and Yost accompanied by John Robert Hoerath, baritone. Messrs. Grove and Maloney, the former a physicist for M. I. T. and the latter a scientist obsessed with the seventh dimension, were all too engrossed in one another to notice anything else. Likewise present was Irene McColligan who some four years ago dethroned Helen VVills Moody and Babe Didrikson as athletic queens. Society reporter Bette Scrib- ner covered the event, present with her was authoress Ettalou McMaster whose latest book XVit and Half VVits', is now on sale. just back from Africa was world explorer Robert Sanford with a carload of wild animals. During these presentations, a group of society bluebloods was seen off in a corner. Among these were the former Misses Dorothy Ehlers, Anna Kazior, wealthy Mary Gene Procter, glamorous Patricia Deans of the younger set, and the noted dean of a girls' school, Miss Marjorie Smyth. Clothes models were present in the persons of Miss Grace Culin, Miss Helen Green, and Miss Virginia Vinnedge, with whom was Miss Doris Clark, designer from Paris. Sports stars stepped in: Harold Lewis, the fastest human alive, and George Skinder, soccer star. Miss Barbara Lane, who is now on Broadway, gave the entire credit for her success to her first part in Little Women . lVith her was Miss Sally Fife, a member of the chorus in Miss Lane's pro- duction. Miss Betty Klinkner, now telling bedtime stories on a radio hook- up, was the last star presented. As the guests reluctantly filed away, Mr. john Roberts IV, philanthropist, was seen to pay the manager the bill, with a tidy sum as a tip. ROBERT MAXWELL. 18

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DICTIONARY OF SENIORS R is for U is for T is for H is for 'll is for E is for L is for V is for I is for NT is for C is for U is for L is for L is for E is for Y is for F is for 0 is for Q is for T is for E is for It is for A is for L is for I is for C is for E is for Nl is for A is for R is for I is for O is for Y' is for P is for E is for G is for G is for Y is for S is for U is for O is for T is for T is S is for M is for I is for T is for H is for VV is for E is for L is for L is for S is for Reporter-She brings home the news. Ultra-She is of the best. Technique-Her methods can't lose. Honey-Don speaks not in jest. BEACHLER pronounced BLAVSE Mischief-He gets into a lot. Education-What he hopes he has got. Langstaff-But she's not for him. Victuals--He goes at them with vim. lndolence-He always seems bored. Natty-Smartness has its reward. CLATTY pronounced THE GREAT STONE FACE Chatter-She's amusing to hear. Usefulness-No work does she fear. Laughter-It gives one a kick. Look-Her glances are quick. Eager--She works with a zest. Yesterday-The day she likes best. HELEN pronounced GIGGLER. Football-And also for Frances. Office-He's held quite a few. Skillful-He's not when he dances. Talking-Which he sure can do. Eminence-He's way out ahead. Requiem-May his never be said. GROSE pronounced OK. Affable-She's good natured, you see. Likeable-What she always will be. Idle-Which she seldom is. Costumes-She helped the Seniors select. Everyone-All like her, I expect. THOMPSON pronounced NICE. Mix-up-She's often confused. Animation-Her face often lights. Righteous-She'll see no one abused. Illegible-She can't read what she writes. Obliging-A favor she never defers. Nemesis-Public Speaking is hers. JONES pronouncing SMILING. Personality-She's got what it takes. Effective-What an entrance she makes! Gracious-And Gayety as well. Glamor-No wonder Bill fell. Y- Y is she so swell? BAM FORD pronounced DELOVELY. Sadnesse-She often looks blue. Cupid-And what his arrows can do. Orbs-They reveal what's in her heart. Twin Luella-You can't tell them apart. also for Trim-Her iigure's quite smart. LILLIE pronounced RESERVED. Scribe-His lines aren't so hot. Mustache-Which he hasn't got. Ixnay -His favorite expression. Talent-He has quite a lot. Handsome-Izzy or Izzy not? BILL pronounced VIKING. Wistfulf-Everything' seems to bore. Effort-Teachers demand more and more Lazy-Work, stay 'way from my door! Linger-The thing he does with zest. Sleepy-The expression he wears best. BOB pronounced SOMNAMBULANT. 20