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

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LOIS VERNE CRAWFORD Icmuary Besides putting over those neat love scenes as the romantic lead in the Class Play, Crawf, chair- man of the Social Committee, did feature writing for both the Lan- tern and the Log. EARL D. CULLISON Iune Earl was one of those fellows who liked Basketball between the home rooms. He enjoyed Clubs, too. HELEN IOAN DAKER Icxnucxry A whiz in any sport, Dake near- ly knocked herself out for her G.A.A. team, was Attendance chairman, secretary of Girl Re- serves, Lantern circulation man- ager, member of Traffic, and owner of an Activities Key. HOWARD W. DAVIES Iune Howie spent a lot of his spare time after school trying to better his score in the Rifle Club along with helping his Intramural Bas- ketball team on to victory. JAMES H. DAVIS Iune Another bearer of an Activities Key is lim. Around school we found him a member of Traffic, Vice President of his Home Room, Chairman of Decorating Squad, and player of Intramural Bas- ketball. IOHN I. DAVIS Iune Red-headed Iohn liked Intramur- al Basketball and Club s in school, but horseback riding and cards were his hobbies after hours. LESLIE S. DAVIS Iunuary Although Leslie's chief interests were in aviation and Football, he took time out to acquire a Russian accent for the part of Boris Kolenkhov in the Class Play. 29 lor- r ' WILLIAM DAVIS Iune Bill, better known as Nic to his friends, participated in ln- tramural Basketball and Clubs. ROBERT DeARMENT Iune To keep Bob on the go in the ac- tivities line there were Basket- ball, the L a n t e r n , Cafeteria Squad, Hi-Y and Clubs together with the work necessary to make the Honor Roll, ROBERT COLLINS DeIOI'IN Iune One of our gym ladder-climb- ers was Bob, member of Deco- rating C o m m i t t e e and Usher Squad. For relaxation Bob turned to Basketball, Track, Cross Coun- try, or a bit of art work. IEAN ANN DELANEY Iune Being a typist for two years for the Lantern kept lean busy many nights after school. She was in Girl Reserves, G.A.A., and Clubs. DOROTHY CLAIRE DEUTSCH Iune Proud possesor of an Activities Key and President of her Home Room was Dottie. She was one of Miss Cribbs' standbys, and also a member of A Capella, Triple Trio, and Operetta. ROBERT HAY DICKSON Iune Alabama-born Bob used all of his six feet to advantage in Bas- ketball and Tennis and also en- joyed being Vice President of his Home Room and a member of Clubs. GEORGE W. DIETRICI-I Ianuary George's favorite sport was Football, as proven by his active part on that team. Running a close second were Soccer, Bas- ketball, with a little hunting on the side.

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ROY A. CLARK, IR. Iune Boy was an active Track man, serving as captain of the team. He worked on Traffic Squad, Honor Award Committee and re- ceived his Activities Key. IOHN CLARKE Iune Usher Squad, A Capella and the Boys' Quartet kept john very busy. Yet he found time to be Home Boom Secretary and to add his name to the Honor Boll. ROBERT C. CLATTY Iune Bob had a year 'round sports schedule playing Football, ln- tramural Basketball, Soccer, and being captain and shotputter in Track. Outside of sports he en- joyed Clubs and Hi-Y. FLORENCE V. COLAIANNI Ianuary Flo was a member of Traffic, Li- brary, Attendance Squads, and G.R.'s5 also ushered at the Op- eretta. She collected dolls and magazine covers. Basketball rat- ed high in sports. AUDREY COLLEDGE Iune Secretary of the Traffic Squad, Audrey was also a Home Boom Officer, member of Class Rank and Attendance Squads, and Girl Reserves. Her name always ap- peared on the Honor Roll. PI-IYLLIS CONNER Iune A member of Girl Reserves and owner of one of those hands you saw every period collecting At- tendance cards Was Phyllis Con- ner, GEORGE G. COOPER Iune An amateur trainman at heart, George put aside his hobby to aid with Traffic, B Squad Foot- ball, Operetta, and the Color Guard. George was also Chair- man of the Cafeteria Squad. sq-:lg C S 5 ill., G-'freer Ytlvv-Uwe ACHILLES P. COPETAS Ianuary Even though his chief interest lay in all kinds of sports, Acky, letterman in Football, Basketball, and Track, was Secretary of his Home Room and member of Hi-Y. GLORIA CORBETT Iune Ways and Means, Traffic, and Library Squads and Clubs helped occupy Gloria's days. Aspiring to be a fashion artist, she prac- ticed designing in oft moments along with horseback riding. MAURICE COSTELLO Iune Maurice's interests ran along athletic lines. He participated in Track and Intramural Basketball. ELMAS RUTH COX Ianuary Elmas, new to Mt. L, from Bridge- ville High, m a n a g e d to get G.A.A.. in before january caught up with her. She was chiefly interested in journalism and ath- letics. NEAL CRAIN Iune Neal's interests in sports cen- tered in both A and B Squad Basketball, but he also was in Clubs and dismissed you from lunch as a member of the Cafe- teria Squad. CAROLYN CRAWFORD Iune Climbing up and down ladders as a member of the Decorating Squad and gathering up stray books wasn't enough work for Carolyn, so she joined Girl Re- serves and other Clubs. IOAN CRAWFORD Iune Busy Ioan mixed a bit of music for the Operetta with G.A.A. and Cheerleading and Poster Squads. She was chairman of the Girl Reserve Social Service Commit- tee and Vice President of her Home Room. 28

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IAMES L. DUCHENE Iune A great golfer, lim also proved his worth as Chairman of the Intramural Council. lim added his bit also to the Home Room Vice Presidency, Decorating and Usher Squads, and Operetta. PATRICIA DUHKIN Iune Although a chorister in the Op- eretta, President and Secretary of her Home Room, petDPY. blond Patty spent her extra moments as a member of Arts and Crafts Squad, of a Girl Reserve Com- 'ee, and of G.A.A. ROSE MARY ECKENRODE Iune An addition to any group was Rosie. Vice Presidency of G,R.'s, Traffic, and Chorus occupied most of her timep while G.A.A. and Clubs did their bit, too. MARY IEAN ECKERT Iune lean had fun working at the ln- formation desk when she wasn't busy collecting cards for the At- tendance Squad, typing for the Lantern, directing Traffic from her post or attending Girl Re- serve meetings. M. ROBERT EDMUNDSON Ianuary Bob, a frequent visitor to Dor- mont, was a member of Hi-Y, Representative of his Home Room, a member of Chorus and of the Operetta. H. WARREN EDWARDS Iune Intramural Basketball, B Squad Football, Tennis Manager, Vice President of his Home Room, and Lantern occupied a good deal of Eddie's time. We also had fun with him on Ways and Means. DOROTHY EICHENLAUB Iune ln the gym during club period you'd find Dottie jumping around practicing cheerleading, but at home it was one of her many re- cordings which kept her jump- ing. H. CHARLES ESGAR Iune Aside from assisting on the Dec- orating, Traffic, and Ways and Means Squads and being Presi- dent of his Home Room, Chuck spent considerable time with ln- tramural Athletics and the Band. DOROTHY ANN ESTEP Iune Stuffing toy animals and taking pictures were right up Dot's alley. VINCENT L. EVANS Iune Sports were almost a daily menu with Vince-as Basketball Man- ager, or member of the Basket- ball and the Rifle Teams. He was also in the A Capella cho- rus, Hi-Y, and was Secretary of his Home Room. SALLY LOU FALEY Iune You'll remember Sally for her pretty blue eyes and her natural- ly curly dark hair. She loved to play basketball and signed up for all G.A.A. sports. Library Squad also occupied her time. DAVID C. FALOON Ianucry Our Hi-Y chaplain and wrestling champ could be seen at any foot- ball game either toting a gun for the color guard or sitting on the goal post as the Mountie Blue Devil. WILLIAM W. FEE Iune Bill was chief drummer of both Band and Orchestra for three years. You always found his name on the Honor Roll and near the top of the list in the Scholastic Rank of his class. JAMES FREDERICK FEISLEY Iune An all-around good fellow, lim played Basketball and Baseball and was Secretary-treasurer of the Executive Board. ln addition he was President of his Home Room and a Traffic officer. 30