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

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Classes Rented First C elim Journalists in the bud, learn- ing to set up copy, find therels much more to a newspaper than meets the eye. Packing food and presents for war-torn France was an errand of mercy conducted in the French classes under the guidance of Miss Zahn- iser. Tracing the charts of death rates wasnyt a very lively thing, but the girls in herzlih class found that life is still moving along.

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to Um' Time and Tulevm s The school! top history stu- dents found no problems before them, but for the rest of the class American histo- ry sometime-s had its battles. Driving was a popular course which combined good practice and sound principals. YVith Mr. Reed at the dual controls things rarely CPD went wrong. The locus hoard with all its many planes and pains couldnlt stump these exports in Miss Smith's solid geom- etry class.