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

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of' Mrs. Eleanor T. Rinne-Englishg Miss Rita M. Roegge -Spanishg Mr. Robert A. Ruth-Physicsg Mr. Douglas Shancr - Metal Art, Artg Miss Donna jean Shaver -- Gymg Prospective secretaries and lost causes mum- bled and scribbled through daily dictation and word lists until finally their hieroglyphics be- gan to look like Gregg shorthand. Mr. YV. Clyde Simpson-Englishg Miss Nancy Skeriotis -Gym, Girls' Healtllg Miss Sarah E. Smith-Solid Geometry, Trigonometryg Miss May K. Sneary-Chorus, Englishg Mr. joseph A. Srp-Plane Geometry. 1if ....-' .s-sw - 5- rf' is Z' -Qi 3? 5 fx L eb ,I Q , if ii Ska. K f 25

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2 231 V -fffwl .W rtfff y .Q Solid geometry and trigonometry are two of the more diversified courses offered to seniors. Besides leaming to distinguish any line from every line, seniors have also been known to spend one solid hour learning how they can set a good example for our underclassmen. 24 The clicking of the typewriters was often heard in the third Hoor cor- ridor as typing became even more popular to both commercial and academic students.

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