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

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Uni ,-,Z al f--V MR. EDWARD BASCH, MRS. ELSIE COX, Senior Counselors .,,? MRS. IRENE MENC-ES, MR. ANDREW ZEEDICK, Sophomore Counselors JYVF WP-1 MR. EDWIN BRANDT, MRS. LUELLA CALDWELL, junior Counselors ee I me 22331 5211 Em Ee. 1 I Q. Eiifil ii SEQ!- :ge 429' MISS DOROTHY GROVE Activities Director MRS. STEPHANIE BROGLIE Ass't. Activities Director SITTING: Mrs. Bwwmky, of Dj Miss Wass. Mrs. Gerhold, Mrs. QL Taylor. STANDING: Mrs. ' ' Clatty, Mrs. Tohey, Mrs. Op rf' Schilit, Mrs. Ca.ssidy,k rs. ' ,,x, K f of Rodgers, Mrs. johnsorlicv -1 Q, rv ' V40 ,sf .J Wi 425 -01 fllllmv' ld W, xq, N0 ill A K .90 QW of lcw wx u Q9 ru K X x7 lx 0 I oo-fiwixlx , Q bw! All by MWA! SECRETARIES XQUKP 'NUM , XNQRV ffl Nl? 17 O Q! fr X V . '5 WV 0 f rw 0 0 oily

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SPECIAL SERVICES If you're lost, injured, curious, ambitious, or disturbed, there's always somewhere to tum. While classroom doors are neatly shut, the various oflices welcome any- one who seek their aid. The nurses supply bandaids and sympathy when needed, and the secretaries create a bit of order out of the chaos of memos, circulars, files, and forms. A few steps down the hall, the activities directors can suggest numerous squads, committees, clubs, and projects fredeemable for valuable activities pointsj. When all the pressures of growing up and mapping out a future become bewildering, the guidance counselors steer you in the right direction and help you on your way. MISS PATRICIA CROKE, MISS FERN HIGH, Nurses MISS BARBARA MARTINA, Speech Therapist 16 ' Y ' l U Syl 3? as MRS. FERNE HORNE, Director of Guidance l l af... .Aram AL.. 'Ti' gf' MRS. JANE KEHOE, MISS IEAN MacKINNEY, Librarians -new MR. D. MOORE, School Psychologist 'ff za - .. Y

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l l ENGLISH MRS. GERALDINE ADAMSON AP English 3, 4 Guidance Committee f '!'5 MRS. IOANNE B. BAILEY MRS. IANE L. BIANCO English 5, 6 English 3, 4 Humanities English 7, 8 Auditorium Make-up Committee First it was New Mathf' Now it's New English. Well, not really. The name is actually linguistics. This means no more groaning and gulping over grammar, no more hunting for verbs and verbals, no more pages and pages of grammar exercises. You get a chance to discuss more and give your opinions. And what better subject to discuss than Literature of the Oppressed, which is also something new in the English courses. You get to know the thoughts and dreams and frustrations of people outside your own little cake-eating world. 18