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

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'47 ei .Zag We. E . Lg.,, ., ,.. f. Thar's Gold ln Them Thar Hills Published by the students of Mt. Lebanon High School-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -vol. XIX-Editor-in-chief Ioan Thorsteinson, Literary Editor Donna Gray, Art Editor Barbara Fox, Business Manager Arden Furlong, Circulation Manager Herbert Hickman. 3

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s. I IV iiinl is ,- . ,Pfi- .Xi-ilii ss I L CONTENTS Underclassmen ,.....,,...... Page 10 Classes ...,.. ..,, P age 24 Activities ,. .... Page 38 Sports .,.,. ,... P age 58 The ,49-ers A . . S THE Rugged 1849-ers eagerly set out in quest of gold, so We 1949-ers have ear- nestly pursued our quest for knowledge. Those hardy pioneers, with their courage and dreams, plodded on tirelessly in search of the gold which they believed could make their lives secure and happy. YVe, too, with our courage and dreams, have trod the path of the pioneer in Search of the knowledge which we believe may help us to lead rich and useful lives. ,gui as 6? X fy 2 l A4 I I .Page 74 2

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ln Memoriam RAYMOND SCHOENEFELDT 1888-1949 SPIKE by Nancy Lee Schreiner I heard somebody holler, Hill, Hi, Spikell' I answered, passing by Clur skinny, chuckling janitor, Who'd cleaned here eleven years or more. Yesterday thatls what we said. Today they told me Spike was dead. Some days I'd stop to talk awhile. Heyd lean against his mop and smile, Relating sound philosophy Or joke about his auntls trick knee. Held laugh and shake his wise, White head Today they told me Spike Was dead. Perhaps Spike still may give advice, May sweep the steps in Paradise. And though xvelre sad he must depart, He keeps his place in every heart That he had once inspirited, And yet they tell me Spike is dead! 4