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

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We Develop Tomorrow's Practical Skills This beats counting on your fingers. The internal combustion engine, differential gears, and traffic laws are complex subjects, but, after a course in driver training, we understand not only the meaning of these topics, but their applications as well. Success in the business world depends on that same alertness of mind which is necessary in driving a car. Business and com- mercial students master single and double entry book- keeping, profit ancl loss statements, typing, and shorthand -skills which enable them to enter the business world confidently. These practical subiects are among those that enrich Mt. Lebanon's elective courses. MR. GEORGE LAMPRINAKOS MR. JOSEPH P. PAGNANELLI Driver Education Driver Education Wrestling Gymnastics Football Track MISS DOROTHY H. GROVE Business Education Future Teachers of America Commencement MR. WILLIAM A. MITCHELL Business Education Cafeteria Supervision MISS THELMA E. WHINNIE Business Education I thought these compact cars could go everywhere.

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Discovery Raises New Questions MR. GLENN S. ASTON-REESE Biology Biology DR. CHARLES F. BECK Chemistry Adv. Chemistry Chemistry Squad MR. s. sHERRicK GILBERT MR. ci-IARLES o. Loma MR, JOSEPH A, MASCETTA Bl0l09Y Chemistry Usher Squad Lost and Found Squad Ticket Manager Wl1y? This simple word is so useful and pre- valent in our daily lives. Why does electrolysis sep- arate water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen atoms? Why do the Laws of Mendel operate in heredity? Why does a bell clapper swing back and Mr. Ruth points out the value of exact calculations. MR. DAVID REED RAINES MR. ROBERT A. RUTH MR. THOMAS S. TAYLOR Chemistry Physics Chemistry Public Address Squad, Score Board Squad Score Effects Squad forth in only one direction? The scientific answers to these questions may be found in a student's ex- periment, in the writings of an eminent scientist, in a teacher's lecture, or in everyday observations. The science department guides and directs us, the student body, in answering the why's of many of the world's mysteries. b ' x MR. ROBERT D. ZACUR Physics Chemistry MR. ANDREW P. ZEEDICK Biology 2'l

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We Express Ourselves Through Art T Many of us have taken advantage of the variety of elec- tive subjects which Mt. Lebanon has to offer. We have learn- ed to develop our talents and appreciate aesthetic values by creating a design in mosaic, building a table, or playing a flute at half-time in the band. We have acquired individual- ity through originality, we have learned to admire the art and music created by others, and we have gained skills and qualities which will make ours a richer and fuller life. MR. ALBERT W. BERNHARDY Machine Shop Wood Shop MR. JOHN F. RAMSEY Mechanical Drawing Stage Crew Scenery Design l Boys learn to be homemakers too. MR. DOUGLAS SHANER MISS MAY K. SNEARY Art, Metal Art Choral Music, Triple Trio, Art Squad Devotional Choir, Boys' Glee Club and Quartet English 'lOl ii MR. ARTHUR Y. YAGELLO Orchestra Violinettes An intricate passage requires special attention from Mr. Yagello. 23 I