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

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Sonny turned in the highest field- ing averaqe: throughout the sea-' son he consistently topped the en- tire circuit in catching flies and' catnaps. 'WW lob added one more signature to the list of .og subscribers who had already heard md obeyed the familiar refrain. Get on the tall! MQ nr, T:- -...RQ , f, fl , f - . ffm' 5 7 tt , Inquisitive visitors inspected the shining new home econo- mics suite and the bright kitch- ens wliich lent the ball park a homelike atmosphere. gi- A W r I

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Curious spectators thronqecl our ball park when the management declared cz Pcxrents' Night for in- terested mothers and fathers to come and look. ' . During the newspaper strike Ronnie, lim, cmd Iulie kept us posted daily with a plczy-by play account oi local, ncrtioncxl. and international happenings. Izzo.. 'K ieam representatives spoke 'out at ihe weekly leaguemeetings where the Execu-V tive Board handled all the details oi running iihe school.. , r . ,

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Administration Um ired the Games Keifer. ADMINISTRATION 'iDemocracy in the Schoolsi' Was the keynote of the Civic Leagueps informative School Night Program, and the administration carried the theme through the entire year. The overall plan called first for putting more emphasis on the practical courses by expanding the shop equip- tion was another point in the plan, and the pop- ular evening classes were continued with added recreational facilities. Thirdly, students were urged to take part in the communityis activities, thereby linking our schools more closely with the community. Mr. J. C. Keifer, our principal, is enjoying a discussion on mashics and niblicks with Mrs ment and home economics rooms. Adult educa- ADVISORY COUNCIL SEATED: Mrs. Cargill, Miss McClure, Mr. Keifer, Miss Grove, Miss Ion. STANDING: Dave Farrell, Nancy Brick, Rich Klaber, Sue Galbraith, Mr. Whipkey, Ted Bennett, Jerry Clutter. 8