Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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FOR JUNE, 1938 20 William Kraeling wills his football shoes to Tony Macel. Michael Krafchyshyn wills his duty of main operator to Bill Phoennik. Stella Krasauskas wills her good English composition to Miss Felkel. Norman Krebbs wills his solos and impossible music to “Mouse” McMillen. Stella Krempulec wills her slimness to “Sal” Sylvester. Paul Lambert wills his blonde hair to Gert Heim. Charles Lange wills his class ring to Sara Jane Giffin. Ellen Lear wills her French accent to Norma Letcher. Heinze Lefke wills his hall patrol post to “Ed” Lamb. Dorothy Leith wills her slim waistline to Juel Whalen. Charles Leuthold wills his ability to get into trouble to “Bud” Hawthorne. John Lewis wills his job as clean-up foreman to Delton Kuntz. Jack Long wills his massive physique to Charles Watson. Theodore Mabrey wills his seat on the barrel in the main corridor to Reuben Payne. Donald Markle wills his moustache to Mr. Bode. William Martin wills his chair in the office to anyone who wants it. Patricia McKeever wills her hard-heeled shoes to the pussy-foots of Langley. Jeanette McLaren wills her pastime of teasing Angy to Juanita McCrackan. Robert McMillen wills his position as home-room pest to Ray Wacker. Mabel Meathe wills her charm bracelets to Gertrude Me 1 vers. Virginia Meehan wills her quiet disposition to Miss Park. Mary Jane Menk wills her A’s to Babe Ziega. Albert Miller wills his ability to dodge cops to Ray Church. Wibby Miller wills his football ability and his valentine to “Bud” Hawthorne. Thomas Mitchell wills his music ability to Ray Church. Rosella Morrone wills her gum cracking ability to Dolores Elannon. George Moser wills his first crop of hay seeds to Bud Hawthorne. Elizabeth Mosterenko wills her ability to decorate rooms with ????’s to someone who can really do it. Jean Munro wills her perfect attendance to Miss Brooks. Robert Muraska wills all his girl friends to Harry Elience. George Murray wills his basketball ability to Sidney Cawthorne. Harriet Neiser wills her good behavior in home room ??? to Alice Wehner. Betty Nelson wills two gallons of gas and a street with no curbs to Tom Monk. Rita O’Connor wills her expression “Don’t be a sissy” to Chuck Herbert. Laurence O’Donnell wills his sleeping ability to “Bud” Hawthorne. Theodore Oltmann wills the ability “to be able to take it” to his brother. Ruth Palmer wills her excess height to Helen Pastorius. Nancy Pannabaker wills her non-blushing ability to Jack (Psychology) Isenberg. Anna Marie Pare wills her curly locks to Jean Schuble. Mary Catherine Pare wills her bunny-duck to A1 Eyermann. Ruth Parfitt wills her skati ng shoes to “Pete” Watson. Mildred Parrott wills her typewriting ability to Milridge Glover. Gertrude Pash wills her dancing to “Chuck” Herbert. Wallace Paulauskas wills his good standing in 205 to Fredi. Leo Pickard wills his teasing ability to Lemuel Anderson. John Porter wills all his lady friends to Dick Lenhart. Manola Reed wills her “trucking” ??? to Evelyn Karaica. Joseph Rice wills his swollen jaw to Tony Macel. lola Richmond wills her sewing ability to Grace Meanor and June Russel. Tom Robertson wills his fencing equipment to Dick Robertson. Laura Rode wills her knowledge of shorthand to James Onorad. Ruth Rodgers wills her seat in 103, which is exceptionally hard, to Madeline Pryor. Helen Ross wills her broken bathing cap strap to Olive Sellers. Jessie Rosser wills her new jokes to Mr. Killingsworth. Avis Rushton wills her hall-pass chair to anyone who is tired of standing. Helen Sacco wills her eyelashes to Ethel Titherington. Edwin Salicce wills his Sunday suit, with short trousers, to Bill Neely. Clara Sarnaki wills her pride and joy and gold tooth to Doris Jean Sarnaki. Ellen Schafer wills her position as cheerleader to a star-rooter, Ruthie Hardman. Irene Schillo wills her professional “trucking” to Juel Whalen. William Schmezer wills his ability of making errors in typewriting to Bill Michels.

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28 THE AERONAUT Ward Foster wills his height to Jimmy Nesbit. Richard Fox wills his fifth period naps to Chuck Flerbert. Marie Louise Gabriel wills her gum cracking ability to ‘Thresher” Williamson. Elizabeth Gallagher wills her ability to play mushball to Mary Fauth. Mary Gallagher wills her height to Helen Brown. Margaret Gallocher wills her profile to Norma Mackey. Anna Mae Gammiere wills her typing ability to Dolores Garrison. Norma Gastel wills her brains to John Barnes. Norma Gastner wills her knowledge of English to Elizabeth Molek. Ann Gaylord wills her absent-mindedness to Cora Mae Ford. Florence Geier wills her quarantine sign to the Flealth Department. Theodore Geier wills his sharp knife to Susie Masey. Wayne Gibson wills his photography ability to anyone who can really do it. Eugene Glancy wills his blond hair to Tommy Thompson. Milridge Glover wills her homework in bookkeeping to Gertrude Kelly. Loretta Gorzock wills her jokes to Florence Hughes. Maxine Graham wills her eyes to Mae Watson. Lola Grant wills her sole earthly possessions, three cats, to Flomer Ludwig. Rita Gray wills her ability to sew ' to Ruth Hardman. Winifred Gray wills her non-blushing ability to Virginia Geisler. Robert Greiner wills his big feet to “Jimmie” Hanst. Dorothy Grimes wills her sunny disposition to everybody. Valdoris Gwynn wills her curly hair to Betty Slater. June Hall wills the name of “Maysie” to “Bud” Hawthorne. Jane Hanst wills her blond hair to “Pat” Gould. Howard Hartner wills his exceptional ability to run to Norval Christy. Wilbur Hawthorne wills his flying feet to Charles Johnson. Marjorie Henk wills her ability to catch the 8 o’clock street car to Dolores Hannon. Josephine Herdman wills her sweet disposition to “Dot” Clark. Bert Hess wills his brains to Glenna Mae Linner. William Hillman wills his black hair to “Chuck” Herbert. Ruth Hintemeyer wills her red suspenders to her sister Betty. William Hiltgen wills his bass fiddle to the nearest reduction company. Mary Hoelzle wills her curly hair to “Pat” Shannon. Aileen Holz wills her haven for homeless to “Bud” Kitchen. John Hopkins wills his seat on the bench for next football season to “Eddie” Burke. Robert Hopkins wills his 30-inch waistline to Bill Neely. Anna Marie Horlacher wills to her sister Irene, all her good grades??? John Hosie wills all his high school problems and hardships to Walter Holt. Bettey Howard wills her ability to get thin quickly to Lois King. Harry Huck wills his part in the class play to Bill Morgret. Thelma Hufnagel wills her hair bows to Margaret Eckenrode. Wesley Hufnagel wills his collection of Langleyans to Loren Smith. Harry Hughes wills his extensive knowledge of medieval music to Mr. von Ende. Raymond Jackson wills his ability to get a new car to Tom Monk. Edward Jena wills his musical ability and first chair of second violin section to Casmir Niemic. John Jennings wills his shorthand errors to “Babe” Moran. Virginia Johnson wills her “extraordinary mental ability” to Pat Hanst. Andrew Jorinscay wills his ability at law to Jack Powell. Marion Kavanaugh wills her position as recording secretary to whomever wants to work hard. William Kelly wills his “gift of gab” to Bill Gaylord. Aimee Kelsey wills “Simple Melodies” to Betty Ruth Richards. James Kelvington wills his footsteps to the 7X’s. Wesley Kemp wills his green bow tie to “Satchel Kelly.” James Kenny wills a new fiddle to June Jamison. Ida Mae Kerby wills her cow-boying to Margaret Deary. Marion Kerrigan wills Myrtle Rose to Harriet Ashton. Barbara Kindle wills her ability to get into trouble to Donna Kindle. Marietta Knapp wills her French accent to Miss McCurdy. George Knopf wills his great football talent to Mr. Bode.

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30 THE AERONAUT Vera Schmitt wills her gift of gab to Betty McKee. Rita Schoeneman wills all the drawers in 212 to James Onorad. Agnes Scholz wills her curls to Alice Scholz. Gilbert Schultz wills his knowledge of salesmanship to Mr. Britton. Mary Lois Scott wills her hair ribbons to Doris Melville. Robert Scott wills his brown eyes and dark curly hair to Bud Kitchen. James Shannon wills the street lights to Bud Hawthorne. Geraldine Shoop wills her sleeping ability to Milton Sniderman. Thomas Shumaker wills his rifle shooting ability to Mr. Ned Rankin. George Sickle wills his stocks and bonds to Mr. Britton. Adelaide Skees wills all the A’s and B’s she didn’t get to Sue Arnold. Doris Smith wills her violin to Paul Schriebl. Dorothy Smith wills her 3rd lunch period dancing to Charlotte Smith. Russell Smith wills his first million to anyone who thinks he can get it. Jean Soboleski wills her terrible shorthand to a certain teacher. Mary Speakman wills her method of super-salesmanship to Mr. Woodward. Alice Mae Specht wills her waves to the swimming pool. Norma Squibb wills her button string to June Phillips. Anthony Stadulis wills his first earned dollar to anyone who thinks he is capable of spending it. Albert Stang wills his track management ability to Harold Holz. Joseph Steedle wills his card business to Billy Lee. Phyllis Steele wills her natural curls to Patty Hanst. Albert Steiner wills his jazz playing to Howdy Reitze. Gwendolyn Stenger wills her driving ability to Bob Stenger. Bertha Steinkirchner wills her longing for chewing gum to Mr. Britton. Omar Steinkirchner wills his toy trumpet to Mr. Held. Helen Stewart wills her ability to fall down while skating to Jane Hise. Louise Stouppe wills her French accent to one who can really do it. William Stuart wills his exceptionally interesting physical geography note book to Bill Rankin. Charles Suck wills to anyone who wants it, his ability to blush. Lloyd Sutch wills his ability to get along with Miss Martin to Wally Kelly. Jennie Swiencki wills her knowledge of the constitution to Miss Felkel. Thomas Sworski wills his knowledge of Flistory to Don Smith. Lawrence Taxacher wills his place on the tennis team to his brother, James. Frances Thomas wills her bowling ability to Mary T ' arvella. June Thompson wills her knowledge of Biology to Mr. Rankin. Oliver Thropp wills his title of “big-shot bass’’ of print shop to Eddie Burke. Annette Thurston wills her shorthand ability to Betty Schemp. Edna Mae Trumble wills to Miss Moran a quiet home room period. Blair Wallace wills his swimming ability to Ches Smedley. Marion Wallace wills her chair in the first violin section to June Jamison. Joseph Watchek wills one box of aspirins to Mr. I Ierriott for his personal use, when he gets another headache like Joe. Herbert Watson wills to Luther Richards the job of fixing the curtains in the auditorium during the noon movies. John Weber wills his extra long shoe to Mr. Bode for reforming purposes. Elmer Weifenbach wills his second million to Lloyd Linner. Maurice Wilhelm wil ls his athletic ability to Roy Williams. Hazel Whittaker wills the doghouse, that Jessie, Annette, and she got into when they played hook, to anyone who wants to follow their example. William Whittaker wills his locker to Charles McGregor. Mae Whittington wills her dimples to Tony Macel. Ruth Whittington wills her job as president of 114 to Donna Jones. Harold Willis wills his empty seat in 212 to James Onorad. Helen Willyard wills her nonchalance to Ruth Dietrich. Ira Wilson wills his position in the band to Ralph Tygard. William Wood wills his sweater to the museum of historical animals. Grace Wright wills her freckles to Arliss Wright. Rita Wulfcamp wills her dimples to Virginia Vaughn.