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

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o l95Of5l Our superintendent, Dr. Ralph Horsman, and assistant superintendent of instruction, Dr. Ross Gill, oblige Log editor Margaret Green with an interview. Assistant superintendent of administration, Mr. C. F. Mellinger, views progress on the crater which will be the Moffitt Street School some day. SCHOOL BOARD FRONT: Mr. Elmer S. Stanier, Treasurerg Miss Miriam Headley, Secretaryg Mr. A. C. McMillan, President Mrs. Donald C. Lewisg Mr. Otis C. Hogsett, Vice President. BACK: Mr. C. F. Mellinger, Mr. R. M. Gill Miss Esther VVhinnie, Seeretaryg Mr. Beckley Smithg Mr. Raymond B. Heehtg Mr. Edward H. Buckg Miss Ber tha YValp, Secretaryg Mr. R. D. Horsniang Mr. Samuel A. Schreiner, Solicitor. 9

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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

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rinczipazls and Counselors Game Miss Ion and Mr. Kcifer seein engrossed in serious business. VICJE PRINCIPAL One of our busiest administrators is vice princi- pal Miss Ion, who is the final link in the system which turns out schedules for both students and teachers. Her job includes giving advice and aid to students with individual schedule difficulties. Also she finds time to sponsor the class rank and achievement committees and the attendance squad which takes up so much of her time. Keeping track of eleven hundred students is no small task, but Miss Ion has the job under control. Assisting Miss Ion in the matter of truancy is our home-school visitor, Miss Gordon. But attendance is only a very small part of her job. Students seek- ing part-time work may obtain their working per- mits from her and may even find jobs through the student services exchange, which she sponsors. An- other important duty is visiting the homes of new students and talking with their parents. Miss Gor- don is well-known to newcomers. Our smiling secretaries are Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Horne stands by during a conference for prospective nurses.