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

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Knowing the whereabouts of all the students in Mount Lebanon High School throughout the entire school day is no easy task, but Mrs. Morgan and Miss Speekhals have just such a task. If and when you slip the pin without their approval, you become the respon- sibility of Miss Gordon, our home and school visitor, who also has the job of issuing work permits. Wil , ...afiwff . L. it . . .,iW.,,if .. .. . .r ,Qi Before you take your driver's test at school, you must have your eyes examined. Miss High, our school nurse, takes care of such things in the Dispensary. If you become sick during the school day, she decides if you are really sick or just sick of school. Besides helping to give physicals to the juniors and our sports heroes, one of the nurse's new jobs this year was accompaning the band to all away performances. Almost every student sooner or later finds his way to Mrs. Cargill or her assistant, Mrs. Smith,in thc Activities Office. As activities sponsors thcyx sec that an accurate record is kept of all student activities and points. They are in charge of the Student Congress functions and the United Fund drive. This year, under their guidance, standing properties and costume committees were organized, along with the auditorium ushers, information, check room, and parking squads, 15

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Did you ever wonder who records those hard-earned semester grades on your permanent record? Well, this duty is only one of the many which are per- formed by Dr. Moore and his secretary, Mrs. Davies. As well as scheduling classes for over two thousand students and changing schedules for the many people who can never decide whether they want to take sociology or personal adjustment, etc., they somehow find enough time to send out college tran- scripts, figure what everyone's class rank is, and register all the new students. Our vice-principal and his secretary are ably assisted by the girls of the vice-princi- palls secretarial squad, who work during their free periods. Handling College Boards, giving vocational preference tests, and scheduling college meetings are only a few of the jobs of our guidance counselors, Mrs. Horne and Mr. Nicklas. Parents and students alike profited from Career Night, planned by Mrs. Horne and Mr. Nicklas, and were always welcome at the guidance oflice to discuss per- sonal, vocational, or college prob- lems.

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Mr. Kermit Taggart - Civicsg Mr. Wilbur Moore-Civicsg Mr. Richard Toler - Civics Mr. Kirk Tallman-World History, Typingg Mr. David Batchelor-World Historyg Mr. Albert Stanish-World Historyg Mr. Harry Hadden-World History Mrs. Marianne Thornton-Englishg Mrs. Io Ann Smith-Englishg Mr. :ff Clyde Simpson-Englishg Miss Jane Curran - English, Civics