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

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in Fine Workin Order PRINCIPAL Mr. Keifcr came to mean more to 11s than a principal wl1o sees that things run smoothlyg he became a personal friend who showed a real interest in all o11r activities. He Worked whole-heartedly with OU1' Advisory Council to make improvements in the Working order of things. For a job Well done or an honor re- ceived, Mr. Keifer always l1ad a word of C011- gratulation to make 11s feel we were a vital part of Olll' school. Although Olll' principal was as quick to laugh at a good joke as any of us, his serio11sness of purpose and honest decisions commanded our deep respect. this hill. JOSEPH C. KEIFEH. l'rincipz1l SECllE'l'AllIES Miss Ncglcy, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Slatcr SCHOOL BOARD Front: Mr. Elmer S. Stanier, Treas11rcrg Mr. A. C. Mc- Front: Miss Esther XVlllDlll1.', Sccrctaryg Mrs. Don lld C Millan, Prcsidcntg Miss Miriam Headley, Secretary. Lcwisg Miss Bertha V. XValp, Scc1'cta1'x'. Back: Mr. Ottis C. llogsctt, Vice Presidentg Mr. Samuel Back: Mr. llayniond B. llcclit, Mr. Bccklci' Sllll I1 X11 A. Schreiner, Solicitor. Edward H. B11ck. 9

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Umar Leaders epzt Us SU PERINTENDENTS Our superintendent, Dr. Ralph D. Hors- man, with the generous support of the school 5 board of ten Mt. Lebanon citizens passed an- 4 other milestone on the road of accomplish- ment. Dr. Horsman was ably assisted by Dr. Ross M. Gill, in charge of instruction, Zllld Mr. V C. F. Mellinger, in charge of buildings and IDIL RAIJIJII D. IIUIKSAIAN j.Il'0ll1ldS. They EITC C0llSti1lltly W01'klllg to illi- 5l,1X-,'i,,l,-mlcnt prove our educational system and to perfect plans for the expansion of our buildings. Through the efforts of this progressive admin- istration Mt. Lebanon High wound up a suc- cessful year. ADVISORY COUNCIL Seated: Mrs. Cargill, Mr. Kcifcr, Miss Ion. Standing: Miss Rightmirc, John McCunc, John Mc- Kibben, Nancy VVllll?.llllS, Mr. VVhipkey, Bob Ott. DR. ROSS M. CILL MR. C. I . MELLINCER Assistant Supcrintcndcnt of Instruction Assistant Superintendent of Administration 8

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Q 0 s Did Umar Ab e Advisers MISS ELLA B. ION, Vice Principal ADVISERS As We think of cream with sugar, so We associate guid- ance with the three persons who are the mainstay of it. Miss Ion not only helped us choose a schedule which best trained us for college and fu- ture employment, but also spent hours on our college transcripts and class rank. Career Night was just one of the ways in which Mrs. Horne focused our attention on our future vocations. Lookey, lookey, lookey, you,ve been playing hookeyv is a familiar sound to Miss Gordon. WVhether you Worked during school or vacation, or just took a day off once in a While, you,ll remember her. MISS RUTH GORDON MRS. FERNE HORNE Home and School Visitor Guidance Director