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

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FRANCIS LEO DONOVAN Ianuary Ever-smiling Frank helped make things click backstage at the Class Play. and we'd venture to say that he was one of the best looking Fire Watchers in the Civil- ian Defense Organization. IANE MARIE DURKIN Iune Durk, a very active member of the student body. served on At- tendance and Library Squads. Sen- ior Tea Committee and was a re- porter ior the Lantern. Besides this she was a three-year member of Girl Reserves and G.A.A. RALPH DURSO Ianuary During three years of high school nobody can ever remember seeing Durs in a bad mood. Happy kid Durso served Mt. L. on Class Play Committees and in Band. SARA LOUISE ENGLISH Iune Sara was one of those intelligent persons whose name appeared on either the High or Highest Honor Roll every time. She still iound time for the following activities: Library and Medical Squads, Girl Reserves, and Chorus. ELIZABETH LEA ERBACH Tune Attendance Squad. Girl Reserves. Lantem's Alumni Editor. and Sen- ior Tea Committee are some of the activities of sweet. soft-s oken Lea p . She was the proud possessor of an Activities Key. M. SUE ERDMAN Iune Get a load oi that little blonde Cheerleader. Babe-ee-doll! Sue was a member of Medical and Li- brary Squads. Membership Com- mittee oi Girl Reserves. G.A'.A.. and Lantern Staff. ROBERT CHARLES EVANS Iune If you want to hear a list of ac- complishments, dig this! Bob. a mathematical genius. was Basket- ball Manager, Milk Squad Chair- man. a member of the Decorating- Squad, and holder of an Activities Key. LAIRD EWING Iune After attending military school. Laird decided he liked Mt. L. best and returned in his senior year. An able Football Manager, he also played Intramural Basketball. MILDRED C. I-'ELLER Iune l got rhythm Feller. a sensation in the Fun Concert. had one year of A Capella and two years of Girls' Chorus. Mildred was also an active G.A.A. member. WILLIAM R. FIAND Iune Bill, as Homeroom President. was quite accustomed to calling meet- ings to order. A great fellow who got along with everyone, he also played Intramural Basketball and was a member of the Usher and Traffic Squads. RICHARD C. I-'IRSCHING Iuno Many of you saw Dick at his Traffic post. but did you also know he was a member of the Track Team and a Homeroom Represen- tative? MARILYN IO FISHER Iune Lyn, envied for her height. was enthusiastic over the G.A.A. pro- gram and was a member of Girl Reserves. She was one swell gal! MARY KATHRYN FLETCHER Iune ' Great sense of humor, sparkling personality, brains, and activities galore spelled Mary Kay. She was a Homeroom Officer, Girl Reserve Secretary, Armed Service Commit- tee member. and possessor of an Activities Key and National Honor pm. C. ROBERT I-'LINN Ianuary Attending all those rehearsals for the Fun Concert and other musical programs kept Bob on the go. Pos- sessor of a fine voice. he got his kicks in Boys' Chorus. SENIORS

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ks? SENIORS IAMES CREEHAN EDWARD DEL GRANDE Iune This boy really handled a set oi golf clubs and enjoyed a rousing game of basketball. lim had a mania for building and de-build- ing radios. YVETTE CROSSMAN Iune Smiling, good natured Yvette was a wow in the Fun Concert. She also took part in the Christmas program, was a member of the Trailblazers, Decorating, and Book Squads, and served on the Senior Tea program. GERALDINE E. CULTON Iune Gerry's that gal who's always smiling, whether she's taking pic- tures for the Log, conducting spe- cial programs in Homeroom, play- ing basketball in G.A.A., or keep- ing an eye on Traific. THOMAS CUMMINGS Iune Tom, the laughing one, in his re- sponsible moments was Home- room President for three semesters and a Representative in twelfth grade. He also enjoyed playing Basketball and served on the Traffic Squad. CELINE DAPPER Iune Dapper , as the name implies, was Celine. She was a dry wit and wowed many a lad and lassie with her clever remarks. LENNING A. DAVIS. IR. Ianuary Lenning, a talented member oi the Log and Lantern Staffs, had quite a time remembering deadlines. How 'bout that column on Sinatra he wrote? Lenning was quite the actor and appeared in several Pittsburgh Playhouse productions. Pl-IYLLIS IOCELYN DAVIS Iune Aspiring to be a fashion designer, Phyllis attended art classes dur- ing the summer oi her own free will! She also served on a Senior Tea Committee and as a hobby studied amateur palmistry. Ianuary Nails , as he is known, was an all-round athlete. He played A Squad Football, Basketball, and Baseball and was an Intramural Boxing champ. This suave iellow was Homeroom President and a member of the Traffic Squad. IOHN V. DIDRICHSEN Iune Iohn V. Didrichsen was the proud owner of the Boxing Medal. Be- sides watching Iack pass punches. we enjoyed his fine voice in Chorus and Operetta. MILDRED R. DILLNER Iune Millie harmonized in Chorus and participated in the Fun Concert. She was also an active member of the Alpha Girl Reserves. Did you ever hear her laugh? It's a riot! IOSEPH DI SALVO. IR. Iune Well-known Ioe was President of the Trailblazers. He proudly sported an Activities Key and a Major Music Letter. He piled up the points in many other activities, too. MARGARET V. DODDS Iune Musically minded Peg was active in the Chorus, Triple Trio, and Music Committee ot Girl Reserves. Civilian Defense, Class Rank, and G.A.A. kept this peppy senior in demand. FOREST M. DONELSON Iune Forest liked variety: he was a member of Band. Milk Squad, Mes- senger in Civilian Defense, and SfSgt. in Civil Air Patrol. Now, that's getting around. BETTY ANN DONOGHUE June Busy Betty might be found work- ing on Medical Squad, Library, or Attendance. Efficient President of G.A.A. and one of our Cheer- leaders, she knew her way around Mt. Lebo!

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SENIORS ROBERT FLORA GRACE E. FUCHS Iune This Air Corps man really knew airplanes inside and out. He was on Rifle Squad and served as an Air Raid Messenger. ELAINE ANN FORGETTE Iune Tiny Elaine was on Traffic and Attendance Squads. She partici- pated in G.A.A. sports. was Girl Reserve Council Representative, and worked with Home Nursing. GEORGIA FOSTER Iune Georgia really slayed 'em with her personality plus! She worked hard as Studio Manager, Home- room Officer, member of the Log Staff, Ways and Means, and G.A.A. IOHN FOSTER Ianuary lack got quite a bang out of public speaking class. Here he dis- played all his talent. As a mem- ber of the Cafeteria Squad, lack dismissed us from lunch. MARION RUTH FRACK Iune Marion was always on the job as a member of Traffic, Library, Medi- cal, and Class Rank Squads. This Honor student was a loyal mem- ber of the Girl Reserves. BETTY LOUISE FRYE Iune Betty Frye's willing smile cheered up her many friends. G.A.A. sports as well as Glee Club kept her busy. Iune Surely you haven't missed this cheerful Cheerleader! Did you know she was Homeroom Secre- tary, active in G.A.A. sports, and on the Traffic Squad? ANITA FULTON Iune Nita Iean's trade mark was her beautiful black hair. Remember her as the angel in the Christmas Play? Nita was Book Squad Chair- man, a Homeroom Officer, and active in G.A.A. and Girl Reserves. WILLIAM T. FUNK Iune Good looking Bi1l's activities are the following: Public Address, Ways and Means, Projection, and Traffic Squads. Then, too, our Football Team was supported by his work as Manager. DONALD C. GEINZER Iune Besides his enthusiastic work in our popular Band, Don excelled in dancing. This lad ought to travel far: he's got rhythm. HILDA M. GERGER Iune Hilda, of the smilin' countenance, was a wow at bowling and got a kick out of dancing, toefefa female Arthur Murray, to say the least. IEAN LOUISE GILFILLAN Iune A cutie with plenty on the ball . Ieanie was a Homeroom Officer, a Class Rank Committee member, Music Manager, a peppy Cheer- leader, Girl Reserve Committee Chairman. and eamed her Activi- ties Key. RUSSELL B- FRYE LESTER H. GILSON Iune Never a dull moment with Russ! A true wit, he played great Foot- ball as a tackle on the Mountie Team, was on the Baseball and Basketball Teams, was a Home- room President, and belonged to the Band and Orchestra. Iune Lester, a contributing factor to the Mountie Band, was in Civilian De- fense Club and was an Air Raid Messenger.