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

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MRS. EMMA S. GILBERT MISS RUTH GORDON MISS JEAN W. HAY English 101 and H-I English 101 Senior Composition A Xb N New X I' 5 . . T as M A Ng... ' Q gqzggggg A .gwgss . -s fd. -s. . Qjg . T Li- ,. is Pt As .ftr,Gr--r?fs- - 'eiiiiifexq . wg,-f. -siiufia - X 310336495 aj : 34,4-L .sei Y gm .4255 lawn .- .rffs s'fw- Wk'-. .- , .3 ,,.- N psgss ,geqNw...1 A .- 1 -iii ' , 5:35 I li sileliivf A .... . 5 A1 --x'nn . Q is R I 'I I I 512- 2. 1 District Home-School Visitor Alpa Y-Teens Student Services Exchange MISS JACQUELINE M. MR. RICHARD L. JONES HUGHE5 Special Education English 101 Wrestling Lebanon Log Tr'-'Ck MISS FLORENCE C. McLAUGHLIN Senior Composition, Journalism, Lebanon Lantern, Publicity, Achievement Bulletin MR. THOMSON L. LEIPER MISS JEAN A. MACKINNEY MISS HARRIET N. Developmental Reading Librarian MANNING Speed Reading Library Squad EHQIISIW 101 Make-up Squad Sigma Y-Teens MISS JANICE MELLINGER English III Assistant Activities Director Costume Committee MRS. KAY RYALL MILLER English 'l'l'I Senior Composition MR. JULIAN T. MYERS Speech, Dramatics, Oral Interpretation, Studio Squad, Thespians MRS. ELEANOR T. RINNE MISS BETTY BARBARA SIPE English 'I2'I English 'III Detention Gen. English IOI and 'I'lI Student art work illustrates the Canterbury Tales 'I7

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Self-Expression Requires Basic Skills The ability to communicate with clarity and exact- ness is ai basic requirement for human co-operation and understanding. The science of our language in- cludes many facets, all of which are taught here at Mt. Lebanon. As English students, we learn the structure of our language from its smallest building blocks-parts of speech and sentences-to its great masterpieces of writing- As well as studying how to handle our language with competence and efficiency, we learn how to extend our appreciation of its liter- ary works. Our English department provides us with an adequate background for the daily functions of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. English 121 National Forensic League English 101 MRS. MARY LOU CHARLTON -- - f Library Squad DR. MICHAEL A. ACCETTA MRS. GERALDINE C. ADAMSON Miss Elliott directs an amateur production of Oedipus Rex. Sfudenf Guidance Council MRS. MARGARET E. COPELAND MISS JANET L. CURTIS MRS. ANNA T. DAVIS Special Education English 121 English Ill Devotional Squad Student Guidance Council Librarian - MISS VIRGINIA A. ELLIOTT MISS ELIZABETH A. EVANS MISS KATHERYN H. MRS. RUTH S. FURLONG Adv. English 111 and 121 Adv. English 101 FROBESE English 121 Mounty Senior Composition Assemblies, Usher Squad 2,2355 :gains

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Languages Yield Cultural Appreciation MR. CHARLES G. BLANTON MR. SHELDON S. CAMPBELL MISS CELINDA M. CASS FFSIICII I German I, Ill, and V French I and lll l4 Delta Y-Teens MISS DOROTHY I. DEAN French III MR. HOWARD M. JONES French lll, V and VII Potpourri MISS MILDRED LENK English 'I2'I Spanish I Scholastic Committee Honor Roll MISS MARGERY J. MCCLURE Latin I and lll Girls' Usher Squad The peoples of the world can live together in peace and mutual respect only when they understand and appreciate each other. Our foreign language instructors stress the idea of cultural understanding along with the mastery of verb tenses and case usage. The four different lang- uage groupings believe that, by acquainting ourselves with the customs of Rome, France, Spain, and Germany, we can help to promote the world understanding which is so essential today. Since speaking and writing are- the basis of civilization, we learn of a new way of life when we study a foreign language. latin lll Spanish III and V spanish i and nl Cicero Red CFOSS Spanish Club Hier ist Deutschland.