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

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THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE A student who reads widely and with dis- crimination, who Writes clearly and who listens with comprehension, and presses himself originally is prepared municate with others. He can read preciate Geoffrey Chaucer or Agatha fluently, who ex- to com- and ap- Christie, write about winter dawn or steer-raising, en- joy lectures about modern art or hunting wild boars, and take an active and intelligent part in any conversation. The primary aim of Mt. Lebanon High School's English department is MICHAEL A ACCET TA English 12 GERALDINE C. ADAMSON English io PATRICIA C -BIGGE My to help students to develop skill in al ph of communication. My I fl! U .U MARY LOU CHARLTON df' . .aa 11 493 KATHERYN ANN FUNK FROBESE Senior Composi English 11 tion 1? '- ', 5- ll '-': , ' 'fri' -. A ,g f t-ii 1 H ,... ,Q J... is I tit JANET L. ANNA THOMP- VIRGINIA ELIZABETH A. ' CURTIS SON DAVIS ELLIOTT EVANS English 12 English 11 and 12 Adv. English 10, Senior Composi- 11, and 12 tion I fill RUTH F URLONG English 12 MRS. MARY GEHRIG , Special , . Education MISS GORDON English 10 JEAN HAY Senior Composition A chance at Chaucer!

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ACTIVITIES OFFICE Mrs. Cargill and Miss Olzac directed Mt. Lebanon High School's extracurricular activities. Through their efforts, freshmen and new students were guided toward after school jobs which developed their interests, and all of us enjoyed social events sponsored by the activities department, and we all had the opportunity to participate in our student government. pm GUIDANCE OFFICE College and career choices are continu- ing problems for students of high schools all over the country. At Mt. Lebanon, where 8OCyb of us go on to college, and many enter professional or specialized fields, our guidance counselors were kept busy in 1959. Mrs. Horne and Mr. Nick- las, and Miss Alessio, counselors, and Mrs. Irwin, secretary, were equipped with sympathy, patience, and a never-ending supply of suggestions. MEDICAL OFFICE Miss High, our school nurse, had wonderful diagnostic ability. Students who suffered from colds were given yellow excuse forms, those who were allergic to math, received yellow back-to-class slips. Warned of frostbite and re- minded of wise winter health habits, we remained healthy throughout most of the year.

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Boys, never go steady! JACQUELINE M. HUGHES English 10 and 12 MR. RICHARD L. JONES Special Education MRS. LYNETTE MCCONNELL English, General English Miss NANCY McHUGH English 9 '11 e e 3 I i ee 0 55 .fl --.. V 9 , f .1 2 xlil sxcesgsssm Q-lp.. X JEAN FLORENCE MacKINNEY McLAUGHLIN Librarian Senior Composi- 5 A Ma , A I iw tion, Journalism, C, A ,Af xx 'x'X'fA, X A. S If 5 Q 1' -Q. 13 . : Q' H. MANNING KAY RYALL MR. D. MOORE JANE I. W. English 10 MILLER Secondary School MORAN I English 11 psychological English 9 testing JULIAN T. MYERS Speech MARION J. OLZACK English 9 ELEANOR T. RINNE English 12 W. CLYDE SIMPSON English 9 SQ, M..-A Research and more research! 'A ck, ffia V59 'i ,L 'W 1. .7 M