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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'Ii'-w -,jun .- , . K W. X . is Q' - , 4 'si fwfr- rg Mr. Richard N. Toler-Civicsg Mr. Richard YValker- Algebra, General Mathematicsg Mrs. Josephine VVatters fwfw -Chemistryg Miss Thelma VVhinnie-Commercial Sub- jectsg Mr. Earl L. VVhipkey-Algebra. -g Future Engineers of America? Maybe sog the boys are ' is getting valuable training toward this end in the me- '-X chanical drawing classes. Lg Hurry! The period is almost over! These lucky girls are members of the one class in school allowed to eat in class. VN XM