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XVILLIAM G. ABBo'r'r January Orchestra, band, clubs. C. A. Ar.Lso11P June Honor Roll, Football, Clubs. ROBICRT S. BALI! January National Honor Society, Ac- tivities A W a r d, Basketball, Tennis, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Orchestra. GERTRUDIC BALL June Clubs. CnAR1.i5s BAR1i1cR January Clubs. Bmw FLoRi2Nclc BAv1.1s June Bulletin Board Committee, Library Council, G.A.A., Chor- us, Operetta, Clubs. N 2 X 4 HOWARD KAY ALLEN January Executive Board Ollicer, Na- tional Honor Society, Activi- ties Award, Honor Roll, Foot- ball, Basketball. C H t:s'r1cR AM1cK J aauary Executive B o Z1 r d, Traffic, Home Room Officer, Class Play, VVrestling. Rov BALDWIN January Class Play, Home Room Of- Iicer, Orchestra, Band, Chorus, Traffic. I,EliGY JEAN BA M 1-'oRn J une National Honor Society, Ac- tivities Award, Honor Roll, Traffic, S o c i al Committee, Home Room Ofiicer. AIARY R. BARKIQR June G.A.A., Clubs. 'YW ,WNW R0 RUTH JEANNETTE BEACHLER J mic Activities Award, Honor Roll, Log Staff, Lantern Staff, Ways and Means Committee, G.A.A. Council.
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I u SENIOR WILL Fellow students, teachers, and others whom it may concern: Upon behalf of my client, the june Class of 1937, of Mt. Lebanon High School, I ask you to witness her last will and testament. We, the Seniors of the class of June, 1937, of Mt. Lebanon High School, being in our right minds, do here-by will and bequeath to those students nobly struggling to attain our achievements, our entire scholastic possessions. As a class, we bequeath our deep appreciation to our class sponsors. To the faculty, we will our autographed desks. We, as individuals, bequeath the following: Mary Barker leaves her soft voice to Chris Bauer. Harry Bender presents his tennis racquet to joe Salisbury. Teresa Brannon leaves basketball to all the other Brannons. Irene Carafas leaves almost before she gets here. jeanne Chew bequeaths 'her misfortunes to Frances England. Thelma Cosgrove leaves with Ottilie Cheney. George Crowley leaves-he hopes!!! jean Davis-we'll take her with us! Ed Eckert leaves his ways with the women to Paul Garver. Nellie Fergus leaves the Log. Erma Gander canit leave without Imelda 0'Brien. Dick Gray presents the Hi-Y to Mr. Brown. Mary Hagerty bequeaths her typing powers to Hank Brand. George Haughin leaves the championship intramural team. Bill Jamison leaves driving that Ford fif it lasts that longlj. Jack Kerrigan leaves unobtrusively. Kitty Koontz leaves the umbrella scene in the class play to your imagination. Vivian Lang leaves her tooth on the hockey Held. Obed Lewis leaves his trumpet to Ed Hutcheson. Rosemary Murphy leaves the classes to the teachers. Jane Markey leaves her resemblance with Miss McDonald. Al McKee leaves Miss Beck in peace. Elmer Mayfield leaves his powerful drawl to Norma Powell. Peter Merovitch leaves the soccer ball at rest. jean O'Connor presents her Irish accent to Jim Huntsberger. Jane Pierce leaves Ralph for Alfred. Dorothy Reiter leaves her hat checking job at the Mickey Mouse. Edna Roehler bequeaths her height to janet Albright. jane Ryland leaves a pint-sized brother. Jack Sharkey leaves his curly hair to Homer Musgrave. Marilyn Stephenson presents her candid camera to Miss Kekilty. Dorothy Vogel leaves the piano right where it is. Dick MacQuown leave-s, still sleeping. Tom Trunzo bequeaths a thousand late slips to the traffic committee. joan Zewe leaves public speaking to speak for itself. Harry Slater leaves his speed to Bill Allen. Bob Gregory leaves toboggans alone now! Bettie Williams presents her peroxide to Betty Prescott. Ed Sargent leaves his size to Peanuts Robinson. Margaret Gessay bequeaths her waistline to Esther Hodgskinson. VVILLIAM PERMAR SMITH. 23
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CAROL VIRGINIA BIQACHLER func' Activities Award, H o n o r Roll, Log Staff, Lantern Staff, Social Committee, L i b r a r y Council. llARRY J. BKNDER June Trallic, Basketball, Tennis, Clubs. SHIRLIQY JANE BLANK January Honor Roll, Attendance Squad, Class Play, G.A.A., Clubs. A.l.XXIMIC lfl.I,lH'I I' lloizipixiaii June Honor Roll, Bulletin Board Committee, Library Council, Publicity, GAA., Operetta. Rosiizur T. BRADY January Tratiic, Band. lliiem' THEODORE BRINIQ June Executive Board, H o n o r Roll, Trailic, Basketball. J ACK BELL fanuary Honor Roll, Log Staff, Op- eretta, Clubs, Class Play Com- mittee Cb. PIAZICL BIER 'T1'a11.tfe1'1'ed CII,xRI.ias Bom: func Clubs. Loiuuami BICRNICE BRADSHAW June Activities Award, H o n o r Roll, Home Room Officer, Traffic, Baud, Clubs. 'FI-zizlizm BRANNON .lime GAA., Clubs. Rommr BRooKEs T7'!l11.Vf!?1'7'l7d 25
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