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

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The friends we made. . . were gay and serious, brilliant and athletic, loyal and kind. XVe found them in chemistry class when a test tube exploded and at track meets as we cheered Mt. Lebo on to victory. XVe laughed together as the curtain fell on the '58 Activities Play and when we dropped our books in the- mad scramble between classes. XVe spent evenings with them at Junior Achievement business meetings and worked beside them in the library doing frantic last-minute research for a term paper. XVe met new friends at the Rec and in Student Congress, in the Rockettte line and during the last minutes before the Devilette's dead- line. These, the friends we made, were bound to us lorever by the memorable experiences we shared with them in 1958. H

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Rings Reversed With ci Touch of Regret The Class of '58 had liveliness - enough spirit to spark the cafeteria with i'Stand up and cheer all through football season, enough vital- ity to bubble through the anxious days of wait- ing for college news, enough generosity to share their exuberance with all Mt. Lebanon at seven o'clock the morning of Senior Day. Some seniors approached this big year of their lives with timidity - 'iHow am I ever going to keep my grades up with all these activities? g K'X'Vill I be invited to all the big Senior parties?',g Am I really good enough to be at the 'top of the heap'P . Then Commencement came - evidently the grades had been good enough, judging from the smiles on their faces, they had had many blasts g and from their Senior Day celebra- tions, you knew that they now felt they were good enough - the best , in fact. But it was not without a tinge ol sorrow that these seniors approached Senior Day and Commencement. They had let loose a lot of blood, sweat, and tears , yet they were better for it - they had matured. Although they were hrst and foremost the Class of '58, they had become young adults.