Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1927 volume:

1 'A xfi5F'f'5'E 1.-',y'V W' :IX 1 ', -+- K ,Sp fry . J S ig u p .v V jg? ,:,,nb',:, 1,..w14-vi, wg l ,I ix jj, Q F K -1 A ' 'Q' ,W 'K ft- Lv -1 M kv - 2- V X ., . -. Q xp ,Q 'Q Juv' 5 4 4 E if fkvgg s gs 3 f ff PES? ' I 1 ix? 'KS X ' M' ' ' ' ' 'AW' WJ! I X THE AERUNAUT ' - 0- Q- -' ' ' ' o . . . .0 o ' 9, o - 'Q -0 ' awk ' , , , awk , X . -,U . mi Zii . .. . V f Class of june . ,J H . 1927 ac SE H LANGLE-Y HIGH SCHOOL QQ EG amy: . amy: Plticsburgh fShe1raLdle11H 96 - EKG ' Pennsylvanla wmv: :Mu , :A ua ua wua uar q wzu me wza wuavnuruuruaruurzu wamearua ua ua 'ua ua z i - .- ,, , , . . K, l E..fii.QQ,!. 'k' i,.L..1g14. A j.....+.H,, A-, V- , A . ' ,A , rg.- WL. D 6646, 'B A X ..5:,'--.H,.v,..:.:Q-.kk -1 A M . XI A X . .,... .I I I I, IX, . ,NMI x I IL., xxx CX nfs' ,.,, gexxx, S x X ..,. If .,,,.. fffff.. .. . it 0 , ,.,.,,,. ......... ..., . . , -I ,. , : : M I t..- I Y I r E. F ? H 5. A 2 L E E J ,. E A-W,-,rt-:-::: ,.,. .,... . f:... ,ff Q ? W, y I If I 1 21 I : : 3. ' ::.:...: .,,. .. - 1 1 . Aeronaut Staff' EditorfinfChief . , . . .DONALD MCFARLAND Business Manager. . . . .GEORGE SCHROEDER Advertising Manager. . . .CHESTER ADAMS Class Poets .....,....,................................. ALMA JONES, MARY M:CMURRAY, FRANK RATEJEWSKI and DOROTHY SMITH Boy's Sports. . . . . .STANLEY KWALIK Girl's Sports .,...,...........................,.,...... JUNE MCMILLEN, ALICE JUDT, AGNES CONLEY and LEVERNE RIDDLE Jokes Editor. . . . . . , .LOUISE KITCHEN Photographer. . . ............ . . .JOSEPH SHEA Cartoonists. . . . . .KATHRYN KUNZLER and DALENE JIRAK Club News. . . . .CLAUDIA WISE Literary Editor. . , , .MARY HANDICK M :As ,...... .. ,,,,, , ...... .,....,... , E .K ,F pg-gvigggfzzggig h X , li?-5: 3c:, Vllfiii' K 5 X Z MW f. x .lf.l...N. '--' 'gxgfglp Foreword S has been the custom for all Senior classes we, the June class of 1927, attempt to gather the happenings of a Semester into one volume. Thus, in this issue of the AERONAUT, we have made an effort to ref cord in pictures and prose, the accomplishf ments of Langley Students and the developf ment of Langley itself. It is our ardent hope that through the medium of this book, you may recall the best days of your life while a student With' in the portals of Langley High School. . -- y age? QW all-,' ' ?,,'1 5?fTV f V VH .. ,, X ,..., ....,,,.,.......,.. . ,...,....... . ,.... ......,. ,..,....,..,,,..,..... .............. . .....,.,,.. . . . . Page 'Three l L , 'AXA ' v- f ....., ....,. , .... J lhullhb .8513-. ,,,. , : 'Nat ...X , 34vzgfq---N:,.b,.r,,5--X 4 ,.,. .,... . -IL XA ...... .... . -,X-.N-W.: in-X ',Qp.,,5:.:..vi - x , .- if , - ,A-4-vi., -',- X :' fo 'X : .J -x.....R-:Ng 1 : 'QNX X: ,-'IAN :xi -it qi X X ---- ,. .. ., X e.jM:::m ,, ,, L, , ., , ox! r.. ,,.. .. ,.,, ,.,, .,,... ...... . . . . ,.,, . ,,.., ..,,..,,,... , ,. ...,.. 4,565 ,.., ..,....., .. . ....,,.., ..,,. ...,,,. .,., . . . Page Four Dedvicmrvion To THE MEMORY OF BERT M. LESEUR, former sponsor of our class, who was ever our sympathetic friend and advisor, and who was interested in our welfare until death. NP 'vga - ....x .. , U. ,lx fm 'WQ4 C ve 1, c-Xa! o 'S' sg X Q ...,..mu.. wg fn. ........., ,,,,.,... ........ , .il Nx XX X .... El! 'jg ,.., :gfxiwgjgiffmf-x'X1-Nfis3 x X x . .... I, : I, x, .....M.,, ,. BERT M. LESUBR Page Five +C: I -'-- ..::.:- Ik . 5--I 'I X X Ifif 'LQ'QQQQJQQLEZ'5gQ5QggQ ,i5lgigigfi M f11Zi1Q,ii.iiiiii' 'ijij' Z1jii.i1i1 '2f1QQ 4g1 3iQill 'CElgfig Q'giQf12j1 N I x I 3531- I:-X .SM w f .vi ,1 - 3 I.-LX I I! I-V-3 W 'S N W efiils I 55 .,c:,Ei,9 .,....,..,.......,............,....,,.........,..............,,.....................,.. . Contents FACULTY ' CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES LITERARY HUMOR AND ADS qlbui Q Xa s ,YA z V :4 C I .,..... ...,. I t .,..,,.,..........,. ,, . vxl QG 5 W A .. ...,...... ,.,.,..... Q l..Z,:..g.,.E ...., J:.:.,. 1 ...... g..L...3.'Z: xx 01 NESS ES? FSM ,K js K Q .. .. 6 ,,.,, ....,.,..... ....,........... . MR. F. E. FICKINGER - ' Q x .,., f'-3 Page Scvcn N-.rqg-D.. ,,., 3 gm., -4Y.x....,:q Yiiiw' -Q A-ht -is X x. .. 9 ,M lllux 1 7.5 x ' N.:--':11Q Page Eight 5 7ff,4 C V+! fl ...., 1gg E:1 ,...,- h li ,4qq Z ....... i ..A N fa li -..,, A4.., QX 1 . ,19, , i15 g 2?f g ff-X NW' 'EW .Nr :V - Q Wy-QNX: 3 S HOOL HIGH Sc LEY NG LA +C! if . ,,., , ,,, . ,,,, . ,v,..b,, , ,, , vm, .,,...,,,......,A...., ...,..... S I Q... ...i ...,,,. .L ...... .,,..:.,.,..g .....,.,,,,, 3 ,,1,,.,. 'A'- A i3.1.1.1i qxQ1.A:1,f5..-i 119 :ir :mis A ..,A . .5 no . . r . ,.,,.,, ......... . ,...,..... . ., .. .. .. .,., .. Qyxgcz. ...., ...,,........... .........,...............,,...,,...,,....,. .... . , . ALMA MATTER Amid the towering buildings A school of knowledge stands, Its name our purpose to uphold, We'll spread through all this land, Her colors may be battlefstained, We'll fight with all our might. All Hail! to Langley High School, And hail Maroon and White. Ages are swiftly passing, New voices ever ring, With loyal, true and honest hearts To thee they'll ever sing. Four years of work they have with you. Midst scenes we loved so well. We prophesy a future In words we seek to spell. And when the shadows lengthen, And night is drawing nigh, Then in my memory wanders A thought of you, dear high, Your colors high before us wave, Our symbol for success. All hail to Alma Mater, A All hail to L. H. S. ' Jr Page Nin +04 G 3, ....,. .R .1 ...... ..,... ...... ...... ....., .....,...,....., ...... . --' It-I.f'ii Ye '- 3I'S1ll'4'.I'i5l' N ' ai' .tylx YJ' . 'Mr.:kgl..:'INfMlR5 Q 1. i1'itf':i.,.i1f I-its-.,l.IIA-t-.19If-1125.-f 'I v---- -A --AEM.-.-.-:::r::::: .... ' C' Names F. E. FICKINGER ,.... BRUCE COEAUGH ,... ARTHUR E. COLE. . , . . C. L. MCCULLOUGH. . . ., MRS. H. B. RUSSELL .,...... MRS. HAZEL G. MGBRIDE. . SARA M. BOWES. ,..,. . . . CARRIE I. NOEL ..,..... ARTHUR E. COLE .... MARY I. CROSIER. . , . CHESTER I. GREENE .... MARY E. KING ,...... CORYDON D. MOORE .... ISAIIELLE E. PHILLIPS, , . . , . ELIZABETH L. SWORDS ..,,... ELIZABETH J. CUNNINGHAM. GRACE A. JENKS. .,..... . ANNA KLINGENSMITH. . , . . MRS. J. D. LEWIS .,.., OPAL MCROBEROS .,.. ADA C. PARK ..,...,.... MILDRED M. WILLIAMS. . . CARRIE L. WYLIE ,...... LOIS RUTH CAMPBELL ..., CORRINE DIORSON .,.... HENRIETTA F. FRIETLY .... BEULAH B. HUNT ..,..... A. ALTA FRETTS ......... HETTIE G. MCCONNAUGHY. MARY F. Ross ..,......... JOSEPH M. GUEST ........ GERALD S. KAVANAUGH. . . LUTHER W, RICHARDS .,.,., TRUMAN C. CHEESEMAN. . . RUSSEL E. HORNER ,.,.,., SARA B. HOUSTON ...,... GEORGE E. LINN ..,. JANE MORAN ..... EMMA STEINER ...... CHARLES Hn BASLER. . . FRED A. BODE ...... HELEN A. DISRIN ..., BERTHA A. GOETTER. . . CHARLES H. KORNS. , . . NED W. RANKIN ..,. ELMER G. THUMM .... LUCILLE L. ADAMS ......... MARGARETTA M. MARTIN . ANNA M. SLEASE ,,.....,.. JAMES C. TAYLOR ...,.... IRENE E. WILLIAMS ....,.. MARGARET L. MARTIN .... LIDA B. YOUNG ........ TIRzA M. MARSHALL. . . MELVILLE T. OSBORNIT .... Page Ten . 19 R S FACULTY Department ....Principal, . , . . . .. . .,.. VicefPrincipal. . . , Counselor .,....... Medical Inspector .... Clerk . .,.,...,. . .....Clerk..,.... . . . .Commercial. , . . .....Commercial. . . , .....COmmercial. . . . . . . . .Commercial . , . .....Commercial. . . . .....Commercial. . .. , .... Commercial. . . . ....English. . .. .....English. . .. .....English. . ,. ....,English. . .. ..,..English. . ., .,..,English...... .....English,....... .....English..,...... Household Arts ..,. Household Arts .,.. Household Arts .... . . , .Household Arts. . .,...Language...... .....I.anguage. . .. .....Language...... Manual Arts ..... Manual Arts ..... Manual Arts ...,. . . . . .Mathematics. . . .....Mathematics. . . .. . . . . ,Mathematics . . . , . . .Mathematics. . . .....Music........,. .....MUSlC.......... 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QQQQQ ....... 1111... ............. S . ..... ,,.. Page Twelve KOPFSTEIN, HELEN M. Virtue is the first title of nobility.-Moliere French. '23, Girl Reserves, '23, '27, Spanish, l26Q Secretarial Club, '27, Foods Club, Sec. '26. TRACY, WILLIAM MCFADDEN 'Time is, indeed, the theater and seat of illusion, nothing is so ductile and elastic. The 'mind stretches an hour to a century, and dwarfs an age to an hour.+Emerson. Science, Pres. '24, History '25, Art, Vice Pres. '25, Acf countancy, q26Q Secretzrial, '27, Langleyan staff, '26, '27, JIRAK, KATHRYN DALENE Method will teach you to win time.-Goethe. Sketch Club, Pres. '26, Big Sisters, '26, '27, Basketball, '23, '24, Girl Reserves, '23, '24, '25, Leaders Club, Aerof naut Staff. SI-IEA, JOSEPH G. A He who comes up to his own idea of greatness must always have had a very low standard of it in his mind.HHazlitt. Radio Club, '23, '24, HifY, Spanish Club, '25, Bible Club. NEFF, MYRTLE E. A golden mind stoops not to shows of dross. -Shakespeare. History Club, Secretarial Club, '27, Dramatic Club, '25, Student Council, '27, Big Sisters, Business Club, '26. ,s-ffm'- 't wr 6 fm. i-vig'-. ..,. 5 fi!----- -L g11:...g'g5'...a:::'-- ,fggig-.x ,Q ,,.,... ....., ..,.., ,, , 1 i-L ......,,.....,. -'--' :lv-l riivfilizf.,l-31252516..l,xlXi'.-9-lklikflf ----N gl, ws' -,4- ,glrlll ---.ui-sw::::1-A '1 ' ..., ..,, ...,,.........,....,.........,,...,.....,...., . . ,.,......,,...., ...,..,.,,....,........, E ................... M..,,.. .... , . BLAIR, EMMA There is nothing so minute or inconsiderable that I would not rather know it than not.-johnson. Know Your City Club, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, '26, Accountancy Club, '26g Secretarial Club, '27, Dramatic Club, '27. LUTZ, PAUL Energy will do anything that can be done in this world, and no telents, no circumstances, no opportunities will make a man without it.- -Goethe. Radio Club, '23, HifY, '27, LEONARD, REBECCA I A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and a loving favor rather than silver or gold.-Solomon. MONGOSE, DOMINIC To choose time is to save time-Bacon, History, '24, '25g Athletic, '25, '26, '27. WILKE, FLO Choose such pleasures as recreate much and cost little.-Fuller. Big Sisters, Art Club, '24, '25, Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Belvedere, Spanish, Music Club, Student Council. p cl : Page Thirteen ,A,..,,..,-:: ....... A 1 Leif Lv' , . , 'ls 5 g ' 1:55 l ,J Page Fourteen +C! f il x WIEGEL, IRENE Troubles spring from idleness, and grievous toils from needlessness.-Franklin. Tennis, '23, '24, Dramatic '24, '25, '26g President Millinery Club, '25, '25, Big Sisters, Girl Reserves, '26, '27Q Student Council, '25, '26, '27. RATEJEWSKI, FRANK We want no time, but diligence, for great per' formances.-johnson. Gym Team, '23,g Football, '24, '25, '26g Student Council, '24, '25g Band, '26g Zoology Club, Chemistry Club, Math. Club, Aeronaut. CHILCOTE, ESTHER LUCILLE Simplicity in character, in manners, in style, in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity. -Longfellow Girl Reserves, '26, '27, Big Sisters, Debating, '26, Dramatic Club, '27. MCCOLLUM, HARRY All actual heroes are essential men, and all men are possible heroes. Bird Club, Athletic Club, '27, Baseball, '26, '27, , KRAFCHYSHYN, ANN Whatever is, is right.-Pope. Girl Reserves, Millinery Club, Spanish Club, Langleyan ..............,...................,....,....... M346 --:pgs 'iiziiizwiilb ' ll X Q ., , ,GX ...,.. , ls,-. : U: li- 9.5. X ,,.. mlm. ...., ..... .,. . . i - . ......,.,...,.4.,,,..,,, ....,.........,..... 4, '1,,f' 3.115 X -' 1 I ...J l .f ....H..-......-,,..,,,.......,... V h .,...,...............,,.,....,,,.,.....7.,...,.....Z.,,Q.,,I.I5,,,,E,..,........... . Q i X ' ---- al, 5 --Q- ' i f ,. ,,..,, ...... , ,...,....,.... . ........... C' Xga. .,..,.., ,... ,,,........,.,... ,.,,.,.....,,.....,,.,,,, ...,,...........,..,,..... ,.......,,,,, M.,, , ,. . . . . ,..... ----4- - r WISE, GEORGIA CLAUDIA Great results can not be achieved at onceg and we must be satisfied to advance in life as we walk, step by step.--Smiles. Girl Reserves, '23, '24, '25, '26, '27, Sketch Club, Art Club, Pres. '24, Bible Club, V. Pres., '26, '27, Student Council, '26, '17, MILLER, FRANK What we place most hopes upon generally proves most fatal.-Goldsmith. Orchestra, '24, '25, '26, '27, TIMM, BERTHA M. Little minds are too much wounded by little thingsg Little minds are too much wounded by little things, great minds see all and are not even hurt. -La Rochefoucauld. Girl Reserves, '26, '27, Bible Club, Music Club, Com' mercial Club, Literary Club. VODVARKA, FRANK RAMON All is but lip wisdom which wants experience. -Phillip Sidney. Athletic Club, '26, '27, Bandg Spanish Club. KUNZLER, KATHRYN BARBARA Order is heaven's jirst law.-Pope. Treasurer, '27, VicefPresiclent, '26, Debate Team, '26g Mr. Bob, Langleyan Staff, Prize Kaufman Posterg Girl Reservesg Dramatic Clubg Sketch Clubg Big Sisters, Student Council. 7 Page Fifteen 142 ' 1 5229 ig aff L if -'ff 5 , Page Sixteen .......,..........ii.,.,.,,,,, la -eee' CL' --112: ---.... -f .. vx5Qg6, .,....................... M... .........................,.,.....,................ , SIL -AL A.4,'. X ...., X K... N .....,.... .....,. ..,, : A ,R 19 1 me i-X. li Z2 78 ll N S , i MCCARTNEY, MILDRED E. Biography is the most universally pleasant, universally projitable of all reading.-Carlyle, 'Girl Reserves, '27g Pres. Foods Club, '26g Secretarial Club, Big Sisters. BURTON, REED High minds are as little affected by unworthy returns for services, as the sun is by those fogs which the earth throws up between herself and its light. -Moore. JONES, ALMA ROSINA Doing is the great thing. For if, resolutely, people do what is right, in time they come to like doing it. Secretary Class '27g Leaders Club '24, Girl Reserves '24, '25, '27, Dramatic Club, '25, '26g Big Sisters, '27Q Aerof naut Staff, Student Council. SUTTON, DONALD A man has no more right to say an uncivil thing than to act one, no more right to say a rude thing to another man than to knock him down.-johnson. Senior Dramatic Club, '26, Pres. '27, HifY, '24, 'ESQ Band '25, '26, '27, Orchestra, '25, '26g Music Club, '27, YETTER, HELEN . Good reasons must of force give way to better. -Shakespear. Folk Dancing, Clothing, History Club, Know Your City Club, Accountancy Club, Girl Reserves. KX ,.,f:rf 'ffffmf'ffff ffQ fff'ffI' Eff vffglet 44 '4'4 W ffff Qffff 'ffffQ' ' 'fffIfffffffffffffTfYTj w... for --------- Q-'---- - l Kiki 'ff i:i??.Ffi..f 5liQQisf'3i:,,l.xl3fT1:i'--.lf...-F -'-- El 'S ---' 'ills-53-3 M 5-FFL' --ibmisff-rf .,,,...Q ,....,,,.. 111.1 ..,....,................... ...III ..... W. ....,. .. .,.,...,,.... Q,s,c,6.0 ...........,........... .. .......,, 1 .QQ ,,,. .Lf ..... QQ ........... QQ - -if--f' S .... M. PROSSER SARAH E. History is a mighty drama, enacted upon the theatre of Time, with suns for lamps and Eternity for a background-Carlyle. History Club, '25, ,26Q Sewing Club, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters. COBUN, GEORGE He who is taught to live upon little, owes more to his father's wisdom than he that has a great deal left him does to his father's care,-Wm. Penn, CHILCOTE, KETURAH VERNE No school is more necessary to children than patience, because either the will must be broken in childhood, or the heart in old age,-Richter. Girl Reserves, '26, ,273 Big Sisters, Dramatic Club, ,27. ALSTON, CHARLES He that lives alone, lives in dangerg society avoids many dangers.-Marcus Aurelius. RIDDLE, MAE LA VERNE Life's reckoning we cannot make twice over. 'You cannot mend a wrong subtraction by doing your addition right.-Eliot. Leaders Club, Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, Secretarial Club, '27, Stenographic Club, Hostess Club, Student Council, Aeronaut. Page Seventeen . ,... W, ...J lx., , .,x.,,,.., ....,...,,...,,......................................................,........,........ xg Q46 ,........................ . ...............,........................ , ................ ,. ..,, '. -f W ' I 2 --f--F 2 .:.1.a,.,-:lg ix: -ff ...T 3 : : ' X l '.f'Nlf.1' Ehi-105' '--- x , . ,,,A,,,,..,,,, . .,,..,...,...,,...., ...,....,... ... ... ...,, ......, ,A..,..,, ..,, Q9 E 6 ,S .,....,,.... ....,......, ..,,...,,....,......,................... ....,............,............. . Page Eighteen GOLDBERG, IDA ' Be not ashamed of thy virtues, honor's a good brooch to wear in a man's hat at all times.-Jonson Spanish Club, Pres. '26, Girl Reserves, Music Club, Big Sisters, Red Cross, Latin Club, '24, Student Council, '26, BROWN, BROOKS It becomes one, while exempt from woes, to look to the dangers.hSophocles. HifY, '25, '26, '27, Science Club, Orchestra, '25, Chemistry, Sketch Club, ,275 Math Club, '27, Band, '25, '26, '27, Swimming, '27. BARKER, VIRGINIA Be not simply good, but be good for sornethingf -Thoreau. Know Your City Club, History Club, Big Sisters, Ac' countancy Club, Dramatic Club, Secretarial Club, Girl Scouts. TWOMEY, THOMAS Under the direction of reason, instinct is always in the right.-Burke. Athletic Club, Basketball, '26, '27, Baseball, '25, SHELTON, HELEN Silence your opponent with reason, not with noise. -Hale Girl Reserves, '24, Dramatic Club, Secretarial Club, Big Sisters, Hostess Club, Manager Track Team. C ,,,.,.. .... W. V+ le., ,Mgr-1-f KQTRN..-i '1f:3 ' 1 3 ii-i-CHQ: rnir.l - ,,---CQ'- ff: Wff,-1'- sm A-r-um 2 l f . ..... W, ......,,.,.,.,,.,,... ...,.. .,A...,.....,...,.... .,.............,.. . ,..., , 0 ' 'Eff GROSKLOSS, DOROTHY MAY Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together.-Goethe. ' Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Know Your City Club, Big Sisters, Business Club, Music Club. ASTON, RAYMOND Labor rids us of three great evils, irlqsorneness, vice and poverty.4Voltaire. Hi-Y Club, '27, '26, '27g Football, '26g History Club, Science Club, Bird Club, Student Council, Athletic Club. SMITH, DOROTHY 'You should forgive many things in others but nothing in yourself.-Ausonius. Dramatic Club, '24, '25, 127, Sec. Millinery Club, '25, '26, Big Sisters, Girl Reserves, '26, '27, Student Council, '25, '26, '27. BARLL, ELIZABETH If life, like the olive, is a bitter fruit, then grasp both with the press, and they will afford the sweetest oil.ARichter. jr. History Club, Know Your City Club, Big Sisters, '26, '27, Senior Girl Reserves, Secretarial Club, junior Music Club, Student Council. SAMUELS, CECELIA If you would be pungent, be brief, for it is with words as with sunbearns, the more they are conf densed the deeper they burn.4Southey, Girl Reserves, Clothing Club, Knitting Club, '26, Miisic Club, Big Sisters, Dramatic Club, '27, wif :if lillit-iiEfffN,1-iiizi ., ,..,,..,..,,.,.,..,.,.,,,..,..,,,,,. ,.s:,,..,,,.. ..,,.,,.,,, ...,. Mm +' 19 .,,. 2 , .. ,,,.. . .....,. 4 E .,--- lfS:?' .... :l,,hS:fx,1 Page Nineteen +64 H''M 'W 'Vffff1 i.ff2 A' ffff, Qf'fff,'ffff:fffffff wfm::..., ex . ji JJ' .....,.... ,.....,-l at - :Faux iw?-:Eh ...-QQ:-s Fx X XX l 19 ekrlgifg ,... '-.1r,iVi.l..5 slr ..--We ?,. jo .... i ..:..a 1 ..... s..n .... X....ig ook OSBORNE, ELEANOR E. Lack of desire is the greatest riches.-Seneca. Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, History Club, Secretarial Club, Dramatic Club, '25, Student Council, '26, '27, Business Club, Big Sisters. BROWN, NELSON An honest marfs the noblest work of God.-Pope. Student Council, '24, '25, '26, Pres. '27, Athletic Club, '24, '25, '26, HifY, '25, '26, '27, Basketball, '25, '27, Football '25, '26, '27, Track '25, Dancing Winner, Orchestra, '25, 26. MALARKEY, EMMA LOUISE To be free minded and cheerfully disposed at hours of meat, sleep and exercise, is one of the best precepts of long lasting.-Bacon. Track, '24, Hostess Club, '27, V. Pres. Secretarial Club, '27, Big Sisters, Know Your City Club, '26. HERTRICK, CHARLES K. Men are more apt to be concerned for their credit, than for their cause.-Perm. Band, '26, '27, HifY, '25, '26, '27, Dramatic Club, '26, V. Pres. '27, Science Club, Chemistry, Radio Club, Orchesf tra, Class Play, Student Council. SCHALL, LUCY EMMA He that loses by getting' had better lose than get. -Wm. Penn. Millinery, Girl Scouts, Sewing Club, Know Your City Club, Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Student Council. +01 KR ,,,....s ....................... , ..,..,....,....,................,. . ...................,................. vi Y, . ................,........ .,... .... , . r, ...... ,Ir ..... ,xi ,...... .Ii .... ,,,,,,.,,,,i,,,,,,,,, , .... f., ,M H.. 3 1, Q :fig-tx l, ........,,........ .1, , ...........,,.,.. , 5 5 ix i, Q!!-3:5--...:.'l IQ iw-' :lltlk :gif-'iE:'fE-l 5 5' -2 . : :lg :ly x 5' 'iX.l':fX 'f.f--557 - - E' 5' ---- 5s3b5f?ii- 51.3 i . Bw,-::::::::I..f::..., ......... .........., . . ..,...,,..............,....,...........,...............,...........,.................,.,,,............, ,,,...,.....,.............,.. .................,.,............................,.......... c s......, KWALIK, STANLEY H. Life is not dated merely by years. Events are sometimes the best calendar. These are epochs in our existence which can not be ascertained by a formal appeal to the registry.-Beaconsfield, Athletic Club, '25, '26, '27, History Club '25, Puzzle Club, ,262 Baseball, '25, '26, '27g Football, '25, '26, '27, Basketball, '27, Aeronaut Staff. FOWLER, EDITH Tou cannot dream yourself into a character, you must hammer and forge yourself one.-Froude. Sketch Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Aeronaut. ADAMS, CHESTER , Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth ac' complishes no victories without it.-Bulwer Lytton. Debating Club, 126g Athletic Club, '26, 127Q Dramatic Club, '27Q Football, 126Q Basketball, l26Q Baseball, '27, Cheer leader, HifY, '26g Aeronaut. PARNHAM, MILDRED E. What makes life dreary is the want of motive. ' -Eliot Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26g Dramatic Club, '25, Business Club, Student Council, Music Club, Secretarial Club, Big Sisters, Class Play. KLEIN, GEORGE Strength of mind is exercise, not rest.-Pope. Hi-Y Club, '25, '26, l27Q Music Club, '26, '27, Know Your City Club, History Club. 2 s 2 i Page 'TwentyfOne q:,k::g xii.-A . f : Oli, X ...--- , ----ms::x::::...-nn... fa- ,V ,, vf sq, ,...,, ....., , ....., , ....Q. , ,,.....,.......,.Q 7 '-'Q 'Q'Q -- 1 A I L+- IW?-iff? '--4 1-4' al is -QQQ 1 s i E I WILLIAMS, AVRYL MAE To what gulfs a single deviation from the track of human duties leads Byron. Sec. Millinery Club, Dramatic Club, '26, Pres. Hostess Club, '27, Foods Club, '27, Student Council. RODGERS, CLARENCE Study rather to ill your minds than your coffers, knowing that gold and silver were originally min led with dirt until avarice or ambition arted S them.-Seneca. Pres. 12fA, 11fBg Student Council Pres. '26, Pres. I-IifY Club, '24, '26, '27. Athletic Club, Music Club, Class Play, Football, '25, '26, '27, Volley Ball, '27, Track, '25, Baseball, '25. BROOKS, GRETCHEN A Prosperity doth best discover vice: but adversity doth best discover virtue.-Bacon. Girl Reserves, '23, '24g Music Club, '24g Track, '23g Student Council, '26, '27, Dramatic Club, '26, Class Play, Aeronaut. Page 'I'wentyfTwo ALTHOFF, FRED Whoever is contented, he is rich-Firdasi. Science Club, Bird Club, Radio Club, Music Club, '26, '27, Student Council, '25, BASTOW, VIRGINIA Better to be despised for too anxious apprehensions than ruined by too conjident a security.-Burke. Girl Reserves, Accountancy Club, Big Sisters, Art Club, Music Club, 6516, S- .---' f WELSH, DOROTHY The plain rule is to do nothing in the dark, to be a party to nothing underhand or mysterious. -Dickens. History Club, l24, '25g Accountancy, Clothing, Girl Scouts, Business Club, N251 Girl Reserves, Know Your City Club, Student Council. WHITE, GEORGE Pleasure soon exhausts us and itself also, but endeavor never does, Student Council, Puzzle Club, HifY. BARBOUR, MARIAN In every action reflect upon the end, and in your undertaking it consider why you do it.-jeremy Taylor. Student Councilg Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Spanish Club, Belvedere Club. MYERS, FRED A. Hold fast by the present. Every situation-nay, every moment-is of infnite value, for it is the representative of a whole eternity.AGoethe. HifY, '25, '26, '27, Band, '25, '26, 127, Spanish Club, '25, Latin, '24, Class Play. PEARSALL, ELIZABETH B. Never speak well nor ill of yourself. If well, men will not believe you: if ill, they will believe a great deal more than you say.-Eastern Proverb. Dramatic Club, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27 Student Council, Langleyan Staff, Big Sisters, Aeronaut l wiQ'lL'lr-AL:4: 'Eg .l roof ' l' Q ---' i.,,,.: .: 4? Page Twenty 'Three .,...,. -Wfqlu - ..., 5 .N K ,X ., w:....,'q: wr. V-,,.:5y,-, - CLA QQ-af-.s gm lg ilg A. 2. . .Wi l,Qq.,,.':q .l glxg--,1S,g55gf-f,,.1- X .....- ...,.. 1 1 ...,,..., I Page Twenty'F our C V+ zo 0 Jo ,....,.....,.............. . ,... . ,.... ................... ' ' ...,., '--19 Q Q - -- f Q GIRARDIN, ANNA MARIE Shoot folly as it flies.-Pope. Girl Reserves, Accountancy Club, History Club, '25g Clothing Club, '25g Folk Dancing. BURROWS, HAROLD Take away from mankind their vanity and their ambition, and there would be but few claiming to be heroes or patriots-Seneca. Bird Club, '24, HifY, '26, .27Q Science, '24. MCMILLEN, JUNE Consider pleasures as they depart, not as they come. -Aristotle. PRATT, MARY All truly wise thoughts have been thought already thousands of tirnesg but to make them truly ours, we must think them over again honestly, till they take root in our personal experience.-Goethe. Dramatic Club, '24, '25, '26, l27Q Zoology Club, Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, French, Folk Dancing, Big Sister, Student Council. McVAY, HELEN Wmds are wise men's counters, but the money of fools.-Hobbs. ' hwh. N 1, ,X , mi-,. ,.-V., . A f ---- Yrs-f ..fif2x,ii-ffffl elm?--slaflk 'V Q, ,,,. - --- 4Q- 1--- 2 - ,ru 7 it...F-I-:if,.sfl't,.fif.f ..., is-f ' f ff '4' f 'fff'ffff,,, ,,,,,,, , Y GL ,..,,, , , ....,, ,,. ..., ......., , i-si.-:.::::l . . , - mm . ,mi .X wx . ,,....,..... ...,., -1 Q Lkv .... ...,... . Q ,S S 4 X , , 19 xl jg Mi, ,l. l l, , x O 0 .........................,..............................,.,...,..........,............,,............, 6,-get. , BRENNAN, MARY just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined,-Pope. Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Lamp Shade Club, Camera Club, Accountancy Club, Music Club. COLLINS, JOSEPH Purposes, like eggs, unless they be hatched into action, will run into decay.-Smiles. Science, '23, History, '24, Student Council, '24, '25. MCDONOUGH, ETHELDREDA Politeness is an easy virtue, costs little, and has great purchasing power.-Dr. Alcott. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves,,French Zoology, Big Sisters Folk Dancing Club, Volley Ball, '24, Music Club, '26, '27. MCFARLAND, DONALD L. Those can conquer who think they can.+Emerson President Forum, '25, '26, '27, Orchestra, '25, '26, '27g Class Play, Editor Langleyan, '26, '27g Music Club, Debate Team, '25, '26g Oratorical Representative, '27, Festival Orchestra, '25, '26, Editorfinfchief, Aeronaut. PRITCHARD, MARGARET E. The chief source of selffhappiness is the act of making others happy.-Loth. Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '271 Leaders Club, '26, '27, Big Sisters, Spanish Club, French, Dramatic Club, '25g Class Secretary, '26. Page TwentyfF ive -w'?'1Q 2-... .x XA X .,,,fW,, -'X .5 ..,. .. ,X 14- -fr s ?ff Le, QTL, -,-Q 1' l. -,,. -- f veclf' ''' '''' 'W'''' ''''' I'ffl '''IfIIf'''fffff''''''ffffff' fffff'ffffffffffff W1 -li L .... ,. ........, L - .1 i '. - 5: .:,,,, ,Q , ., 1 2 -.X - - : g-N:,.., X ', '.. X ,il . il M 1 ' v X X . Page '1'wentyfSix CUNNINGHAM, SARAH JANE Fools make feasts, but wise men eat them.- Franklin. Accountancy, '26, '27g Dramatic Club, Clothing Club, '25 Student Council, '26. UDMAN, SAUL The ideal life, the life of full completion, haunts us all. We feel the thing we ought to be beating beneath the thing we are.-Phillips Brooks. Spanish Club, '25, Debating Club, '26g Math Club, '27g Advertising Club, '27g Langleyan Staff, '26, Class Reporter CAITO, VIRGINIA MAE Laugh and be fat.-Jonson. Know Your City Club, '25g Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26 Red Crossg Big Sisters, Accountancy, Secretarial, '27 Music Club, '27, LINDSAY, ROSS A cheerful disposition is a fund of real capital. Athletic Club, Football. GARRIS, GERTRUDE HELEN A little learning is a dangerous thing.vPope. Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, Leaders Club, '25, '26, '27, Camera Club, Music Club, '25, '26, '27g Big Sisters Student Council. C Q5 I6 -- X ' I s:r1'1--'sf5-- --PV -- .. .,.. ,,....,,...........,..,....,.....,.....,....,..........,.., ...,,..................,.. C29 X gf .....,...,,,...........................,.....,..................,....,..................... .... .....,...,....... . . CZ' WILHARM, LAURA MARION Good temper is like a sunny dayg it sheds its bright' ness everywhere.-Sidney Millinery Club, Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Student Council. WRIGHT, WILBERT HARRY ' It is too late to shut the stable door when the steed steed is stolen.7john Lilly. Radio Club, '24, '25'g Science Club, '23g Know Your City Club, '26. MILBOURNE, MARIE I. Experience keeps a dear school, but fools will learn in no other, and scarce in that.-Franklin. Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26g Secretarial Club '27g Music Club, Dramatic Club, Business Club, Knitting Club, Big Sisters, Class Play. I WRIGHT, WILLIAM Prosperity is a great teacher: adversity is a greater. Possession parnpers the mindg priuation trains and strengthens it.-Hazlitt. Athletic Club, '27, Baseball, '26, Know Your City Club, 25, '26g Bird Club, '26g junior Music Club, '27, SCHUTTE, CLARA MARIE Cheerfulness or joyfulness is the atmosphere under which all things thrive.-Richter. Millinery, Sewing, Clothing, Know Your City, Girl Scouts, Rec Cross, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Student Council. Page Twentyfseuen p-pq M . .... :wwf ......, ,: 'QXILJ A .:f',.... fr, r' A 'A ioql-Ti' aw.-: ::::------ - .. ,.......,,,..,.,..,,,...,,.....,.....,.....,...,.....,... ..,..,....,.................. , JQ, Page 'Twenty-Eight ELWARNER, FLORENCE 'Time is the measure of business as money is of wares, and business is bought at a dear hand when there is small dispatch.-Bacon. Girl Reserves, Camera Club, French Club, Accountancy Club, Lamp Shade Club, Big Sisters, Music Club. LIBONATI, MICHAEL The two powers which in my opinion constitute a wise man are those of bearing and fofrbearing. -Epictetus. Spanish Club, Printing, Langleyan, Advertising Club. MOORE, MARY All our knowledge is ourselves to know.-Pope. Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Track, '24, '27, Volley Ball, '27, LACY, WILLIAM Never contract a friendship with a man that is not better than thyself.-Confucius. Swimming, '24, '25, '26, Puzzle Club, Athletic Club. DORN, ELIZABETH It might as well be expected for a weak man to bear a burden as a fool to bear prosperity.- -Socrates. Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, VicefPres. '27, Big Sisters Sec, '26, Vice'Pres. '27, Music Club, '26, Bible Club, Sec , ,......., , ...Q. . .--4 - l .-.-xx:::I53- ':5- ...............,.,.,.,,.,...............,,....,,....,....... ,...,,, ..,, . , ..,...,..., ,.,,,,.. s ..........,.,...,..,.....,...,,...,,...,,.,...,..... .....,,,...,,................ ....... . . CRAWFORD, MARY ANNETTA Handsome is that handsome does.-Goldsmith, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Accountancy Club, Music Club, Student Council, Sketch Club. AYRES, WILLIAM HERBERT He who is most slow in making a promise, is the ' most faithful in the performance of it.-Rousseau. Band, Dramatic Club, '27, Science Club, '26, Hi-Y, '26, '27. JOHNSON, BETTY Doing good is the only certainly happy action of a man's life.-Phillip Sidney. Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Leader Club, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '26, Sketch Club, '26, '27, Big Sisters, Pres., '27, Langleyan Staff, Aeronaut Staff. CONLEY, AGNES JEANNE It is with wits as with razors, which are never so apt to cut those they are employed on as when ' they have lost their edge.-Swift. Leaders Club, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, Swim' ming, '25, Volley Ball, '27, Secretarial Club, Stenographic Club, V. Pres. '26, Aeronaut. COX, ELIZABETH Life is not altogether a jar of honey.-Farjeon. Music Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Orchestra, '23, '25, '26, '27, Dramatic Club, '25, '26, '27, Sketch Club, Zoology Club, Student Council. X X Page TwentyfNine ? ., .... .N - s'q::j::..-,? .-i..-x 'gr' ,... M 4, .....s.,.,-:.'::::.... .X X ,, .. , M44 Page Thirty vxyglxf Qgggiif''1i. 35g1g11'f '' '', i:':3ii ',iiif , 'iiiiiiiiiQiiiif' ', , ''iririrT 2115IT22iii ' iffIII'Qirr5Iisiiiifiizizzffni---.C 1'-lp,-'i'. ,i'i'i i- - ' Elf rli--f-Eg:--f i -'-' aj 'FS X ' 2 MCMURRAY, MARY JANE Good, the more communicated, the more abundant grows.-Milton. Folk Dancing, '24, '25, French, '14, Art Club, Dramatic Club, '25, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, '26, '27, Big Sisters Zoology Club, Aeronaut, Student Council, TRIMMER, OWEN He who brings ridicule to bear against truth finds in his hand a blade without a hilt.-Walter Savage Landor. Athletic Club, '26, '27, Spanish Club, '25, Science Club, Baseball, '27, Football, '26. DINGLEBERG, EDNA FLORENCE Cast all your care to God, that anchor holds.- Tennyson. President History Club, '26, President Accountancy Club, '26, Big Sisters, Girl Reserves '26, '27, Class Play, Know Your City Club, Secretarial Club, Girl Scouts. REILLY, PATRICK M. The wise man is but a learner in fact, spelling letters from a hierographical, prophetic book, the lexicon of which lies in eternity,-Carlyle. Class Play, Dramatic Club, '26, '27, Spanish Club, '25, '26, Secretarial Club, '27. OBEY, DOROTHY What was good shall be good Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, Accountancy, Big Sisters, '26, Know Your City Club, '25, Clothing Club, 525. . as .... . -'-- W'gfriigggggigyiiergliigl'Q1333313g1tj e j33j3Qi331iiiiiiiiii' 'iiiiii'13131igii' '2'g'.L'gpg' 1,131 --'- r 1 'ffl-gf ?4 gl, Lia' -4-- ,iil.3'5l.iffTil5kf:i-lfliifi ,s.,,.mrf::::::r4-ef ----- .,.,..... ,..................,...,....... , .,......,.,.......,.....,,..,.....,.,................,...,......., ....,.,............... ..... . .,., ....,......,......,.,...,. . .,.,,...... . . 5 , BARTELL, EVELYN The 'truest wisdom is a resolute determination. -Bonaparte. Girl Reservesg Music Clubg Swimming '26g Student Councilg Secretarial Club '27, Aeronaut Staff. EV ANS, MAURICE No man can be provident of his time who is not prudent in the choice of his company.-Taylor. Band, '25, '26, 127, Orchestra, '25, Student Council, '25, Dramatic Club '27Q HifY, '24, '25, '26, '27, Music Club, '25, ,273 Class Play. Q ELWARNER, FLORENCE Act well at the moment and you will have per' formed a good action to all eternity.-Lavater. JOHN T. MCDONOUGH Speaking too much is a sign of vanity, for he that is lavish in words is apt to be niggard in deeds. -Raleigh. Dramatic Club, '25, '26, l27Q Music Club, '26, '27. KREPP, FLORENCE EMILY We are sure to get the better of Fortune if we do but grapple with her.-Seneca. Accountancy, Girl Reserves, '24, '25, ,26Q Red Cross, Secretarial Club, '27, Millinery, '25. Page Thi 'rtyfOne T l 42 ,- .7 .sscy--.,w,, ...ms ,g .H ... ...,, ...Il .QQ.....,......................,..... V M, ...............,......... . M.,., .xi ,... 3: ..... ,Z ...Q.. IH:.,,..,... .....,,, , us., v b--'--,' ,--- Q -1-' f x is-vis S A A .,.Q ag 'As X '4 '- N N XM, Yi-fp' Y, 3l':::'.: ll. IX rx: lj. -' 'Simi M:.:::'qg.l X ,... .N::::::n-K.. .....,..,,.. , ,, , +C: Jill 'X V' .A.. ,- ffq E QW, fx N... . , iii!-' X ,- I ...,m,,..:,: ,,., ....,. .............. . ..............,........... .........,.....,...,,.......,..... . . . . MCHUGH, PAULINE An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest,-Franlqlin. Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club. PRATT, PAUL People seldom improve when they have no other model than themselves to copy after.-Doldsmith. Athletic Club, '25, '26, '27g Know Your City Club, History Club, Class Play, Basketball, '26, '27, Volley Ball, Dramatic Club, '25'. FROSCH, HILDA BERTHA Cleverness is a sort of genius for instrumentality. It is the brain of the hand-Coleridge. A Langleyan Staff, Forum Club, Sec. '26, V. Pres. '27g Student Council. Page 'ThirtyfTwo MCQUAIDE, THOMAS 'There is no time in life when books do not influence a man.-Walter Besant. Class Play, Dramatic'Club, Football, '25, '26g HifY, '24, '25-, '26, '27, Athletic Club. ' BLACK, EVELYN Fortune can take away riches, but not courage. -Seneca. Dramatic Club, Spanish, Girl Reserves, Music Club, Know Your City, Leaders Club, Secretarial Club, Business Club, Student Council. WW +C! cb ,.... A..-1 - g I , 0 Mmm W. ,..M. ,...... ..,......... . .,... .. ..... L .... -..-., .,... , ...... VV 0 ,... ..... .... . - ..., .. .L,,,..,i,.,...s,:...m..,:,,,..,:,T..,,,,,WmT Wi?-I. : Q ::.a.,'- .4 ..v,...:'-- ,,.....,,, .,...,,, .1 1 ,L .....,.......,. r 'r' .i i I - 5: .s..:: .::::' ' ' Q-- a is -.I-I f . . . -'-' el IS '--Q .,., I I--..lt..lleftcrhf:r:i- ........- .,.QQQI. .,.. QQQ.QI..Q.f.Q .,.........,.............. 21.111 ,....,......,. ........ . ..,......,... CQ, ss 'Q ...............,,............................,.............................,....,,............,......... EVANS, DOROTHY JANE Let this be your constant maxim, that no man can be good enough to neglect the rules of prudence. -Fielding. Dramatic Club, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Class Play, Girl Scout Lieutenant. HARLEY, JOHN M. A man's nature runs either to herbs or weeds, therefore let him seasonably water the one and destroy the other.-Bacon. Orchestra Club, '26, '27, Music Club, '26, '27. , KITCHEN, LOUISE Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. -jefferson. Girl Reserves, '24, 125, '26, '27, Dramatic Club, '25, Forum, '26, Debate Team, '26, Student Council, '27, Big Sisters,'26, '27, Langleyan Staff, Aeronaut Staff, YOUNG, ROBERT 7 Selffreverence, self-knowledge, selffcontrol, these three lead life to sovereign power.-Tennyson. HifY, Science, Camera, Know Your City, French, Dramatic Club. KAPPEL, VIRGINIA LOUISE Be what nature intended you for, and you will succeed, be anything else, and you will be ten thousand times worse than nothing.-Sid Smith. Leaders Club, '25, '26, Dramatic, '27, Big Sisters, Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, Track, '24, '25, Volley Ball '24, Music Club. Page Thirtyffhree ,X .5 -r:-,.f3p.- ..,.x ,: . ,N .... ulux.. . ,R X -,XX A is-f il lil-rsfisiil +016 R fi 3 -I .mx r Q, 4... ,.,,1,.,,... l ..,,......,A.A....A.............. .. Y 1..,,....,..........Q.., ,,,.,,, .... 1,2 ...Q. ,I ...... Iiiif1,Im,,,.,,,,,,,,,,Q .W : ,. :,,Q ,..Q . , .., .. ....., 5 ,LL .,,...4..,.A..A,,,.. ,W , M X J - WEYMAN, SOPHIA C. The smallest act of charity shall stand us in great stead.-Atterbury. '25, '26, '27, Big Sisters, Girl Scouts. WYHER, CHESTER When we have one fact found us, we are very apt to supply the next out of our own imagination. -Holmes. Athletic, l26Q Business, '27, Swimming, Capt. '27, Life Saving 527. HICKEY, MARIE A. It is a p1ince's part to pardon.-Bacon. Girl RCSCfV6S,'23, ,272 Big Sisters, Dramatic Club, Cooking Club, '25, Knitting Club, Pres. '24. KOSSLER, ROBERT W. He who knows most grieves most for wasted time.-Dante, Dramatic Club, '26, ,271 Music Club, '26, '27g Zoology Club, '26, HANDICK, MARY BAILEY Rest satisfted with doing well, and leave others to talk of you as they please.-Pythagoras. Dramatic Club, '25, Forum, '26g Math Club, '27, Langleyan Staff, '26, '27, Aeronaut Staff. Page Thi1tyfFour Student Council, '25, '26, '27, Dramatic Club, '25, '26, '27, History Club, Girl Reserves, '25, '26, '27, Music Club, ..., 4 . , i. ..... , ,, ,aa x,.,.-N., 4 ' is -. - -:tr -' u i 56634 ,, g -:--L: 3 ' ,M ii X - : 4 :1Zf.S '!-- W-15S53S'i-:'K ,R -555.smf:.'-:rriffii- :' .. ..,....,... .. ,.... ......... .. ..,,..,........... , .... ,,,..., .... . Y-f 2 .....,, I ,5lY1ils,.-- ali N ,,,.. ,,,,. ,, .... . .....,....,.. . ...-. ........ -..,.,...L ,...M.., 5594 .... M....,m..,.......,,..., .... ..... .... e , ..m..,,...,,,,,w,, args. ,--- ::i2ff1 -I Y ilrr ,,,A,,,., , ,. ......... . ....... -'---A -----' - N- E 5 'bll' ' i i 'A' F : :'?ifF Q2Ql . , N i i is X 19 ti Ltr, 7 m,s'Xs,i1l i, , , , ' 539559 ' ' YOST, DOROTHY Fame, if not doubleffaced, is doublefmouthed. -Milton. Spanish Club, Math. Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council. SCHROEDER, GEORGE Learning maketh young men temperate, is the comfort of old age, standing for wealth with poverty, and serving as an ornament to riches. -Cicero. Know Your City Club, '26, Dramatic Club, '26, '27, Pres, Secretarial Club, '27, Advertising Club, Student Council, Aeronaut Class Play. RENO, PEARL ELLEN Truth is the property of no individual, but is the treasure of all men.fEmerson. Orchestra, '24, '25, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, '25, Dramatic, '26, '27, Music Club, '25, '26, Big Sisters, Swimming Team, '24, '25, '26, Festival Orchestra, '26. BROWN, HOWARD Great men are not always wise.-Old Testament. Science Club, Athletic, '24, '26, '27, Hi-Y, '26, '27, Music Club, '27, Student Council, Basketball, '24, '26, Baseball, '26, '27. BECK, WILLA The highest point outward things can bring one unto is the contentment of the mind, with which no estate is miserable.+Sidney. Girl Reserves, '23, '24, '25, Leaders Club, '25, '26, '27, Student Council, '25, '26, '27, Basketball, '24, '25, '27, Basketball, '24. '25, '27, Aeronaut, Volley Ball, Swimming, '26, '27, Track, '24, '24, '26, Page ThirtyfFive ms--..., H., -...fi H -. .- ru l ' M. . --X .- ..... - s -' -,.s- .M ---ls.,,.,.:::::::::::....... ZW. x +Cz ix l -N 35531111QLQQQQQQQiQ Qi:.5g5ii3ff ' jii1331:131i'1i3:i '2131jiiiiiiiiiiii s 'EiQ'iii EEIQQ''''Rfif?'Egfsi52if5:gff'ss..,,,, , l -STECTEWl..i'I:.i.'-:'l-'fxl H : S :xl :xi KEYS . M., , l i?sl55f'15flsll9::: M:i':l- ' ---' El l5' Q-llifflf ' rs---.. '1' sk' 5 Page ThirtyfSix cb SAPPE, ALBERTA ' Though reading and conversation may furnish us with many ideas of men and things, yet it is our own meditation that must form our judgment. -Dr. I Watts. French Club, Sketch Club, German Club, Spanish Club. JUDT, ALICE They are never alone that are accompanied with nohle thoughts.-Sidney. jr. Girl Reserves, '24, jr. History Club, Millinery, Pres., '25, Leaders Club, Treasurer, '26, secretary, '27, Big Sisters, vicefpresident, '27, Girl Reserves, President, '27, President Class '26, VicefPresident, '27, Secretarial Club, Aeronaut Staff. DUNMEYER, ELSA There is nothing little to the really great in spirit. -Dickens. Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Leaders Club, '25, '26, Dramatic Club, Music Club, Student Council, Basketball, '23, Volley Ball. 23'. DARGES, BETTY HELEN Whoso keepeth his mouth and his tongue, keepeth his soul from troubles.-Solomon. Leaders Club, '25, '26, Student Council, VicefPres. '26, Basketball, '25, '26, Camera Club, Music Club, Class Play. GODFREY, MAYBELLE To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. --Campbell Camera Club, '25, Girl Reserves, '26, '27, Bible Club, '26, Clothing Club, '25, Debating, '27, Student Council, '26, '27, V lim.. ,........ ......... e ...... . .. .... +640 .... ..................w..........mw1--... , ..... ..,,. , ,..... , .....,, . ,...,. ..., - - PM Wi- X--A - 1 -w'l'fi9i1 l 5if '-Av? 3 - '-i?xif:: v - ,H- ffxwlx ,Q-5:::.l WILL M 'lf SX: 3-.1 --.,,::::xR ...t.:!l,- X f-No.5 A' r'f:fi 'l.-.:ff.l:54513ifle'.-Ml -.1'Xb.k:'f:3.5 'a..,:fiQ.r55::i- ' f1...s i 5 X l 'Y ................................... . .......... .......-..-.....--tf- --'- ----' ' 'M'-A-1::::fs,mb ' .i .............. K .......,. ,. - . .,......,A.,......, vp, ...,..,............,..... -- .... I, ....... . . .. lN5'.-i'-llfiriff-' ........ ....,. E lx lla' ,.,....,, ...,... Y -' ,qw , ........ ..... . .... .- .....u..... Qgtgfe .... . ..................... .....v....-..m..,.....-....., cb HEWITT, ANNABELLE MARIAN Delays breed dangersg nothing so perilous as procrastination.4Lilly. Girl Reserves, Big Sisters, Leaders Club, Camera Club Basketball, '24, '25, '26, Sewing Club, History Club. KOSSLER, EDWARD Very few people are good economists of their fortune, arid still fewer of their tirne.fChesterpeld. Senior Dramatic Club, 125, '26, NZ7. DILLER, NOREEN ERMA What is liberty without wisdom and without virtue? Such liberty is the greatest of all possible evils, for it is vice and folly and madness, without tuition and without restraint.-Burke. Big Sisters, Leaders Club, Secretary Student Council, Know Your City Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. GINSBERG, PAUL The superior man wishes to be slow in his words and earnest in his conduct.-vConfucius. Radio Club, .24, SZSQ Know Your City Club, '26. Page 'ThirtvfSeven l A xg.--'XX ...gf ., X ,.!, v 0 ..,,, .,,,, , ,,,,, K .Q,... 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E K jg. urlulhrl .,,,, .,., . - SENIOR B's Page 'l'hi'rtyfEighn JUNIOR Aw ai-.ir--ai -. i av' phil' ::'f?ff 'l :,:fif..i-ifiriifiafi, Aber, Mary Anderson, John Barrett, Anna Benson, Wilhelmina Blackwood, Tom Burton, Reed Cashdollar, Catherine Camp, Sam Case, Melvin Close, Joseph Conrad, Frances Dally, Margaret Davis, George DeMarco, Denny Edmundson, Victor Ancell, Martha Andorfer, Frances Andrews, Beatrice Barker, Mildred Bascue, Elizabeth Baum, Wilson Bauman, Helen Beck, Anna Bell, Samuel Bell, Elizabeth Bennett, Dolna Bennett, Harvey Booser, Mildred Bridges, Anthony Brooks, Emily Brooke, Jean Burke, ,Thomas Burrows, Margaret Cain, Dora Camp, Nellie Carroll, Thomas Cetron, Concetta Chilchillo, Kathryn Choder, Abe Cobaugh, Margaret Cobb, Eleanora Conner, Beatrice Copeland, Virginia Coriston, Charles Cosgrove, Laura Crist, Mildred Criss, Catherine Cunningham, May Davis, Charles Detwiler, David Devlin, Mary Dobosh, Stella Davall, Alice Ellis, Albert w,,,,...... ..... .....a......... ...M 99 C 'QFQfi.QILiQf 'ffIfffff'fIf' i ziz..-,-W. 2 ' :N -X1 wil ' ..., . ...... ......,.,. , X ,Q ,.,. ,..,. .,... c i ,. . ..,... ,... ............ , , ....,...............,..... Q, gf .... ...,,................................................,....,,,....... . SENIOR'B CLASS Ferguson, Laura Fitzer, Louise Fehl, Roy Gilmore, Anne Gibbons, Martin Green, Mary Griffin, James Garris, Elva Jessup, Donald Jessup, Robert Johnston, Willard Johnston, Blanche Joseph, William Joseph, Jesse King, Floyd Lang, Helen Lutton, Ruth Malcolm, Ruth Marshall, Herbert McCloskey, William McClurg, Franklin McMurray, Howard McNanny, Josephine McVey, Helen Midgley, Clyde Miller, Bruce Mulless, Elizabeth Noble, Roy V JUNIOR-A CLASS Eskevich, Isabelle Faber, Cecelia Failor, Della Faull, Ward ' Flinner, Delmar Fording, Charles Fritxch, Ralph . Gallagher, Margaret Garman, Frnak Gerde, Walter Gledhill, Henrietta Gray, John Gray, Paul Green, Melvin Greenawald, William Gamilton, Weldon Hannahan, Catherine Harkins, Madeline Harper, Henrietta Geil, Jane Gesterman, Charles Horm, Richard Gueneneld, Edward Hurst, Harry Johnston, Rufus Kaltenborn, Ethel Kasper, John Kelsey, Dorothy Kier, David Kiester, Helen Killmeyer, William Kinnery, Celia Knoff, Harry Lackner, Dorothy Lamb, Camille Langer, Fred Latimore, William Leber, Sophia, Lange, Ella Libby, Stahl Long, John Loughridge, George Maloney, James Marshall, Joseph Mazur, Joseph Moore, Harry McCartney, James McConnell, Anna McCurdy, Charles Namz, Albert Neeley, James Neff, Howard Newton, Charles Noah, Edwin Pennington, Everett Pesce, William Pock, Joseph Rosso, Anthony Gagazzo, Patsy Lewis, Helen Madara, Lillian Malone, Ethel Mathews, Ruth Miller, Dorothy Moore, Alice More, Pearl McClelland, Olive McKeen, Elizabeth McLuckie, Madeline McRoberts, Maybeth Noble, Gladys Nairn, Anna Pearson, Dorothy Phillips, Nancy Plock, Kathryn Ramsay, Louise Reinsberg, Gertrude Ritter, Helen j'1e:E1i1EfiQa , Potter, Harry Peters, Miriam Royer, Dorothy Rea, David Sands, Helen M. Sonnleitner, Betty Sullivan, Florence Tinnemeyer, Frank Taiber, Alma Uranowich, Alice Vaughn, Catherine Wilharm, Marjorie Wood, Mary Moran, Marie Roberts, Aleeth Roemer, Anna Rogers, David Rollason, Lucy Rouser, William Rubin, Hilda Scott, Dan Shaffer, Dorothy Shannon, Paul z ' Shannon, Madeline Shipley, Earl Stuart, Joseph Skidmore, Pauline Slater, Wayne Slease, Virginia Sloan, Mary Snyder, Helen Spangler,'William Staley, Anna Staley, Martha Stewart, Ruth C Sutherland, Oliver Sullivan, Anna Thompson, Marion Tracy, Margaret VanStrien, Adrien Vensel, Esthel Vogel, Florence Voith, Lawrence Volpe, Mary Vowinkle, Virginia Warner, Henrietta Will, Esthel Wilson, Anna Wilson, Charles Wright, Hilda Yarnot, Edmund Page Thirty Nm mg, -.., x , .rigim Xifjfw 3 .,X. , l x ,Xl ' Mix: N., X ,,.... :-,::1i. -' ..x.:.,. ff, 1 'W gjxilfi 1.4: iam- +C! 1 JUNIOR B's Page Forty SOPHOMORE A's -sm- -,,..... ..-V, .:.f QF' .. ...-- , 'WSH---Q ff My SQXX s...bsQhx::::::Fa: -..-.- ........... n.., . , .... ........... .... . . ....M. . ...... .... - Alston, Lloyd Anderson, Scorton Aston, Harry Bailey, Winheld Basler, Robert Bealles, Stephania Beliskey, Stanley Bente, Mildred Bergman, Edward Biggard, Wilda Black, Edwin Brown, Nellie Busse, Alma Busse, Robert Calbert, Dow Cameron, Ruth Carzp, John Coifrini, Ettcre Colburn, William Cunningham, Gladys Davies, Elizabeth Davis, Martha Albrecht, Joseph Ambrose, Grace Ayers, Forrest Ayers, Lloyd Baine, Laverine Barlow, Jane Bartell, John Beam, William Beck, Mildred Beitler, Mildred Bell, Jean Bennett, Lucy Ben, Karl Brimley, Ramond Blackwood, Lois Bly, Charles Booth, James Botghini, Dante Boyd, Lottie Bradfield, Donald Brennan, Julia Brooks, Charles Brooks, Walter Brown, Lawrence Cantley, Robert Carr, Mae Chapman, Alva Clark, Margaretta Cloakley, Gerald Cobun, Charles Collier, Theodore Conaway, Robert Conner, Martha Connelly, Rosetta Conway, James Craig, Anna Crawford, Estelle Crew, Gail Crawford, William L. Crew, George Cunliife, Marguerite Crump, Gladys Dawson, James Daley, Emmett Mar-. ' ,. V ir., X ,, ,,..... . ...... ................,...,,..........,,. , ,.....,.. ,..,... V agfg ........ ....... .......,.,... , ................... . .........,.......................... . , ...:.,:g': '.:.g,-. ,...,,....,,...,... 1 AL ............,..., i 'A4' ffl, -I'i pQ'Q'?:1.1',,::i3 Q.,-jjgjff' ,Mg l.:..::'gl-.'-ll: F: kill s '. :N-xt :lg :lic Ili ., ,.-Mx X fs ..., was .,,,,..,,....,....... , .......,,................,,....,.. , ...,.,.... ..,.. ,, ...,,.. ,. ........ . W .,,, .,.. . JUNIORfB CLASS Davis, William Durkee, Carl Durkee, Scott Eller, Alice Eller, Marjorie Erickson, Albert Elplen, James Felbinger, John Flint, George Foley, Florence Fowler, Dorothy Gasparick, Ethel Gifhn, Alvira Gumash, Louis Geidenrich, Dolores Goltz, Erwin Good, Virginia Gopkins, Gertrude Irwin, Jack Johnson, Ruby Johnston, Pauline Keller, Frand Kowalski, Andrew Kuhlman, Kathryn Lewis, Gertrude Maher, Elizabeth Maloney, Russell Meehan, Helen Miller, Robert Morelang, George Morse, Ben I McElroy, Ruth McGaw, Alfred Ott, Margaret Nelson, Katie Priorischi, Assunta Ratajewski, Aurelia Reed, Florence Reese, Murelle ' Reinhart, Elmira Richey, Pauline Richey, Mary SOPHOMORE-A CLASS Davis, John Deklovitch, Violet Detweiler, Ralph Dingman, Neville Dougherty, William J. Eismantos, William Elk, Pearl Elwell, Anna Faulkner, Eleanor Faulkner, John Fish, John M. Fisher, Elizabeth Forrest, Edwin Fowler, William Fox, Thomas Froelich, Mercedith Fuchs, Virginia Fuss, Sara Galloway, Harold Gaebing, Gertrude Halliday, Grace Haltzaphel, George Haller, Anna Hanley, Lawrence Harrington, Josephine Harris, Dello Hart, Arthur Hauger, Virginia Higgins, Edward Hill, Marion Horowitz, Marion Hytowitz, Lucille Irwin, Isabelle Jessup, Eugene Kaib, Joseph Kekilty, Eileen Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly, Jack Keuper, Bert King, Edwin Klein, Theodore Koslow, Daniel Kossler, Frank Kramer, Princess Krueger. Johanna Lackner, Robert Lange, Russell Laughlin, Helen Lauritzen, Richard Lee, Robert Leech, Ruth Leute, Bernodette Lewis, Carl . Lindsey, Frances Longe, George Lyons, Lola Marquis, Dorothy Maurer, Catherine Maywood, Viola Manion, Charles Meyers, Leah A Miller, Helen Miller, Paul Munro, Helen McBride, Thelma McCarroll, Wilbert McCartney, Robert McCausland, Wallace McCrocken, Donald McDonald, Cyril McDowell, Floyd McGinley, Miriam McKinney, Roberts McKissick, Fred McRoe, Rita Naughton, Margaret Nelson, Marie Oakes, Hazel Patterson, Marie Peacock, Glenn Peacock, Helen Phillips, Melgwin Pillick, Eugene Platukas, Eva Porter, Ruth Remy, Harry Rickenbach, Hazel Roder, Thomas Roach, Dan Rollins, Grace Ross, Thomas Ryall, Grace Russell, Graham Salisbury, William Schaum, Jean Schlott, Alberta Schroeder, Jeanette Scudder, Jospeh Shuman, Mary Smith, Louis Storer, Richard Talbot, Frank Vincent, Catherine Wegner, Anna Weiterschauser, Lucy Whitsell, Eleanor Wilsman, Emma Witmer, George Youngling, George Rieck, Wilbert Ross, Earl Ryan, Edward Santom, William Shafiler, Joseph Schaum, Jack Scheifle, Marcella Schultz, Earle Schultz, Victoria Schwegler, Caroline Schaffer, Schuyler Sheppacher, Harry Sheets, Thelma Shelton, John Shuler, Joseph Slater, Mildred Staaf. Arden Starks, Tidus Steele, Howard, Stonppe, Edith Stull, James Swaney, Lillie Taylor, Andrew Trimmer, Arthur Tully, Joseph Uncapher, Sora Bell Unger, Florence Urban, Brownie Vaughn, Arlean Walsh, Esperence Walter, Margaret Ward, Mary Jane Ward, Norval Weaver, Anna Weiss, Frank Wermeyer, Clara Weyman, Wesley Wilkism, Mary Wilsman, Verne Wilson, Charlotte Wright, Isabelle Wright, Phyllis Wrobleski, Ralph Page Forty-One 'G51 '-...A +01 f fa-TR, 5llfl3 5lffN r ll L xx Q-N: ,,.. I ' ,,.,, ,....15 ' 'S 'R '- l.E:'qa -'ll .,..., ya, i 4E 5 at , 5 A 1' V7 A .L -'.-- ' 2' : ,Xl -Alt .3-I 5 IN 'A-if xr fl? E ' El Ambrose, Alfred Baker, Dorothy Anderson, Mary Berry, Catherine Biggert, George Blackburn, Anna Booth, William Brandon, Mary Brown, Albert Burrows, Laura Butler, Jeanette Christy, Wilbur Cobbett, Dixon Cobbett, Dixon Coutz, Albert Crawford, Ruth Datina, Anna Davis, William Dawson, Howard Dunhoff, Arthur Deer, Ruth Page F01ty4fTw0 SOPHOMORE-B CLASS Dwogalowski, Josephine Edsenberg, Edward Eltringham, George Embleton, Ernest Fitzer, jane Flinner, LaVerne Gallocher, Isabelle Geyser, Howard Goldberg, Sarah Glasser, jean Greenawald, Merwyn Griffin, Orval Halliday, William Halliday, William Hostnick, jathryn Hudson, Ruth Hughes, Mary Hutchison, Dorothy Jackson, Wilbert Jankevich, Mary Judt, Hilda Hytla, Stanley Karns, Edward Kayser, Albert Kim, Margaret L Kohl, Albert Kohl, Alice Laughlin. Robert Lauth, Harry Mathews, Harold Mawhinney, Esther Meyers, Bessie Minnick, Clive Morrow, Grace Morrow, Grace Murray, Louis McCausland, jack McDonald, Alvida Phillips, Aiken Powelson, Lloyd Prince, Gertrude Puzausky, Walter Raymond, john Rodgers, Donald Rozger, Cazimer Ryan, Paul Schacter, Harold Simpson, Anna Smith, Rose Smith, William Stepaniak, Joseph Streuber, Emma Swartz, Carl Taylor, james Teckmeyer, George Teckmeyer, George Thorbnurg, William Turner, Scott Walsh, Margaret Wilson, Jack Wolbert, Laura Young, Dorothy ' Young, Elizabeth C VKX l ., Q I 5' Z ATHLETICS S H w W 1 i E 5 , 1 1 5 5, X, 9 e E I 5 E v E . ,N A i 2 5 ix 5 V4 1 J J W IJ T? Y 4 Q . ........ .......... M... .....,...,..........,... xl C 1 Qiflig: rx I-4.1 .0f3Tfffi ' 1,55 5 E 23 . ,fi wb U1 '39 2 3 Athletic Council HE Athletic Council is composed of the Principal, Vice Principal, faculty manager, the male athletic coaches, and the school physician, and attends to all matters bearing on interfschool competition in athletics. The council provides for the raising of money to buy necessary equipment, passes upon schedule dates, purchases equipment for the various athletic teams, and strives to encourage participation in all fields of athletic endeavor. The present council consists of F. E. Fickinger, Bruce Cobaugh, Fred A. Bode, Charles H. Basler and Dr. C. L. McCullough. . Whig Page Fortyffhree .wfI '-- , ....... -,ku - ..., 5 ., ....x.. R :I .,L. Q A V - I W4 I 55 WQ4 1 +C: E f , X y.,.x, .,,,.. I.. x x5:::--X-uw -w-. ,wx ...... -4 if .... ,,....,...., X K QXQ-paX55.3f ASNE y.11i..f.i1:ffi,g..Q. .............. ....,, ' .A.... ..,,.....,,...... f.1Q...i.Q1. 0 -9 56+ X X X . .-y . .X:EK:..-, 4 V' J 1 5'-... Y.-' ' .... , 4 3-li- X ,.,:-':FK' l, ..... ,X x ,.N..::m -. ,J ., K, .QQV : 'w F x . 2 i E Page F o1tyfFou'r 1927 SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM ,... ......, xx C4 :nfs iiflx ,1.6i:Six.,:..i f i X ' M is -' v- S -- x '-'k.5.:::-1.-'X fx Q- uf.:--1311 -' :..:...: .:.f. V' .ff1W:fff:'1ffiifif'ffffiff'i'm-'sr::--. ,TTNRI :F ,,,. ..., . ,.,, T1 .,., ........k i K -,lwtxw W5-:M':.w.:tLX '. 1 a -- i YM: :MM :Na l W EUS x . . - ... . ,,... ,.. .,... ......................,....,,...,.. ... ........,,.........,4...,,..... .., .. ., A cp, , .,..4.... .... ...............,...........,,.... ..... .... ....,,.... ,,..., 4.,,, ,,,. .,,,,,..,,,,.A,,,, , , SC, Langley Baseball Team HE Langley diamond combination seems headed for its third city championship. Under the proficient supervision of Coach Fred Bode, the team has developed into one of the hardest hitting fast fielding aggregations among Western Pennsylvania high schools Starting the campaign in midfseason form, the maroon nine has ridden roughfshod over all opponents and is making its bid for the city crown. Ragazzo, maroon hurling ace, seems in the best of form, while Trimmer, utility pitcher, has made a good showing. Qualik covers the initial sack, while Close at second and Johnson at third, recover stray balls in that vicinity. Noah at the hot corner and Burke at the anchor position, complete the inner diamond. The outfield is composed of McCullo1n, left center, and Brown, right. The senior class is fortunate in having base' ball letter men. Qualik, Brown, McCullom are important cogs in the Bode machine. If the maroon nine should capture city laurels this year, the silver loving cup, emblef matic of City Championship will remain at Langley as a permanent possession. The maroon baseball nine applied a generous coat of whitewash to the Oliver crew when they defeated the Dennis combination, 470. Ragazzo was in the box for Langley while O'Neil attempted to stem the maroon hits for Allegheny. Both moundsfmen acquitted themselves favorably. V O'Neils early streak of wildness, when he walked McCollom, Johnson and Kasper, and then forced in the winning run when he hit Noah, was a break in Langley's favor. Ragazzo pitched line ball, holding the opponents to a trio of hits. Kasper, Close, and johnson also received a share in the calcium. Carrick, regarded as the weak sister of Section 2, crumbled before the Langley at' tack on May 6, and fell victims to the Corliss nine, 942, at McGonigle field. The Langley sluggers, after clouting Auel, the starting pitcher from the mound, went to work on a lad named Dale. His was also a hectic struggle for the Bodefcoached machine totaled four more markers in the fifth inning. . Two double plays by the Langley outfit featured in the game and proved the strength of the infield. Close, Johnson, McCollom and Midgely were the Langley headlights. Coach Bode's crew hung up another baseball scalp when it trounced the hilltop out' fit on McGonigle field, Thursday, April 12, 6-5. In order to save Patsy Ragazzo for the allfimportant tilt with Allegheny, Coach Bode started Owen Trimmer in the box. Although this was Trimmer's first chance against a league opponent, he acquitted himself with credit, allowing only two markers. Page FortvFive up lllh MW., ,..... ............. xl C4 U ,-.-x .x-5:5 ..... fi .1 -- 1, ws. .... f -' -. ui xx X f has :l l an-L-xx::f.-A-A-1' ----- ...,.... ...........,....,. X 7 '--4' il-it ---- fktiigl 'ggia's'51e-vpsixll' 'h -f-ff: : '. s Q Q- 2 g : r 1: : : : . ,f , -Elssssjxs..l,xkN,?.:fSl1:Qi.f -- -------'- - --4 - E l fl5' --- ----' 4 f SC. With excellent fielding and savageflike svvats, the maroon team outplayed the Blue and White team, and thus removed a possible jynx. Quaker Burke, Brown, and Noah starred for Langley. ' The Langley diamond team hurdled the last big obstacle on the road to the pennant when the Allegheny flelders were toppled by maroon batsmen on the Phipps Play' ground field, Monday, May 2, by a 7-5 score. Ragazzo and Beitel, both promising slab artists, hooked up in a hurling duel. By virtue of fine support and Eve horse shoes and a rabbit's foot, Patsy won the argument. ' Allegheny fighting to the last ditch, forced the maroon nine to play another frame, In this stanza Kasper, johnson and Noah served up the game by scoring a tally apiece. Langley High School Band HE Langley High School Band, which is three years old, has 42 members. The uniforms consist of white trousers and shirts, maroon capes with white linings, and maroon and white band caps. Mr. Rankin, Science instructor, is the director. The band captured second place in the state in a contest held at Conneaut Lake Park, on Wednesday, May 18, for the high school bands of Pennsylvania. Erie Academy High School received first place with 85 points, although Langley was a close second with 83 points. Besides playing in the contest and at the football and baseball games. the band gave an evening concert in Langley to raise money for the trip to Conneaut. It led a soldiers' parade in Elliot and Sheraden on April 15, and the Memorial Day parades in the West End on Sunday and Monday, May 29 and 30 of last year. A concert was given in Carrick High School the early part of the year, and at the Shaeffer school later. The band also played under the auspices of the G. A. R. at the commemoration of the soldiers who died at Fort Pitt. NP QR: Page Fo1tyfSix . iggqp wif -...A : '-. ' R.-C--., 'Ql-iiiQ - .1 J 'i, :'g g '. , f 'i'!! 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The meets which preceded the championship were: September 28, Oliver and Langley at Langley. The result was Oliver 12, Langley 29. The second meet was a forfeit. It was scheduled for October 5 between Langley and Allegheny. October 19, Perry versus Langley at Perry. The score was Perry 24, Langley 26. The last meet was held at South Hills. The score was Langley 5'-5, South Hills 15. The members of the team are Aleeth Roberts, captain, Alice Eller, Majorie Eller, Lucille Hytowitz, Gertrude Lewis, Pearl Reno, Nancy Phillips, Willa Beck, Anna Beck, Miriam Peters, manager. -++3 j3v+- Girls, Tennis UNE MCMILLEN, former city tennis champion, is hard at work in order to make a last bid for the city laurels she surrendered to South Hills high school last year. The city high schools are divided into sections for playing tennis the same as for other sports. Langley was in the section with South Hills last year and was represented by Miss June McMillen and Miss Sue Fabor. In the first match of 1926, June defeated Miss Snodgrass of South Hills while Miss Fabor lost. The match with Allegheny was also an easy victory for June. The next match was again with South Hills, the winner of which was to play Pea' body for the championship. South Hills representative defeated June by the score of 6-o and 642. South Hills defeated Peabody, and this made Peabody and Langley tie for the runnerfup. Peabody forfeited the match to decide the runnerfup, thus making Langley runnerfup for the championship. Miss McMillen, who is to be graduated in June, 1927, is still eligible for this next tournament, and Miss Fabor, a juniorfA student is eligible for the next two years. With two such good tennis players waiting to do their best for the glory and honor of Langley, there is no doubt as to what the outcome of the tournament next September will be, and we, the graduating class of June, 1927, wish them all the success in the world. 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V sf XQ ge, ............,........,.......................,....,..,.............................,,.......,, . .- ,. ..A.. --4---- '-- ' 1 f .f 4---Q- 'A--- A wail-+1e1e.'. , ,,... . .- Y . - . .f .- X 'I .-A . fs. if -li:-rf: -l.....kl-.l' 1 : -lb li .- EV -l- Is: X l X -5S..-.-:.-S-::::::::.-A-wr ---.. ,... ,..., . . . ...,,,... ..................,..... .... ...........,. ...,...,........... ...,....,. A E 6 Q, ...... .,,,... ..,, ..,.,..,,.....,................,.....,....,.................,...,,,........ . . . . Qlulbs in Langley High School Clubs Commercial Club Accountancy Club. . Secretarial Club ..... Stenographic Club. . , Travel Club ..4..... Stamp Club ....... The Langley Forum .,.. Junior History Club. . . Current Literature Club. . Junior Dramatic Club. . Know the World ..... Junior Girl Reserves, . . StoryfTelling Club ..... Bible Club ,......,... Junior Orchestra Club. , Art Club ...,....... Sketch Club ......,.., Know Your City Club. Senior Leaders' Club, . . Senior Girl Reserves. . Big Sisters' Club ...... Senior Dramatic Club, . junior Leaders' Club. , . Junior Life Saving Club. Athletic Club ........ Girl Scouts ......... Langley Music Club. . . Millinery Club ...,.. Foods' Club. . . HifY Club ...,,... Student Council. . . 8fA Literary Club ..,. Sponsor , . . .MR. GREEN . . . .MR. COLE . . . .MISS PHILIPS . , , .Miss WYLIE .....MR. GUEST ...........MRS.LEwIS ., ...MISS M. M. MARTIN . . . . .MISS MCROBERTS . . . . . MISS KLINGENSMITH ...,......MR.TAYLOR . . . .MISS MILDRED WILLIAMS . . . .MISS M. L. MARTIN . . ......M1ss SLEASE . . . . .MISS MORAN .....MISS NoEL ...,..,...MISSBOWES . . . .MR. KILLINGSWORTH ,..............MISSDISKIN MISS Ross and MISS PARK . . . . .MISS PHILLIPS and Miss MARSHALL , ........ ,MISS JENKS , . , .MISS GOETTER . . . .MR. BASLER ......MR. BoDE . , , .MISS ADAMS . . . . ,MISS STEINER . , . .MISS FRIETLEY . . . . . ...MISS DICKSON . ...,.,....... MR. GUEST . . , . .MISS IRENE WILLIAMS ......,....MR.LINN Page Fo1tyfNine 'N Xxx ...,, , :XX ?7' A 1 W +C! m -wx,-S-jf'2-g-5 'ENN 'QXJ' Igf.ff-gf? X XX X H ..,,..., ....,..... ..... ......,,,,....,...... ........,.....,.....,....,,,....,.........Y..................... ' - - T3i h--- Page Fnfty CAST Y LA LAss P C A W .,....... . .................................... ., ..,..,..... . ....... ,,.. ..., ,.......,, xi , Q4 ....... . ............ ,..... ....,....,......................,.... . ..,..,.,,,,w 5. ifff.--y:f:::3i3....--- iziiflflf-,-,ili3lli':E..l.nlvfflkirl.-f '--'--- --' 5 l ' 'A ' ,:il..lflli1-We.ffl-lx25?fi-5 So This lls lLoridlon HE Senior Class play, So This is London, was a unique play of humor in the English capitol. There were, in all, rr characters in the play with eight principals and three butlers. The leading characters presented contrasting types. Five represented English gentry and three portrayed the redfblooded American citizens. All were middlefaged except the he and she, young people, essential to all good plays of romance. The play dealt with the animosity existing between the English and the Americans. The bally Englishman who had nothing to do with Americans and the thickfheaded American business man presented' many humorous scenes. The chaperone and the bachelor uncle added to the plot. A The two families are finally reconciled when the American Romeo and the English Juliet become married. A double cast presented the play. Friday night's cast included Thomas McQuaide, leading man, Betty Darges, leading lady, Patrick Reilly, Edna Dingleberg, George Shroeder, Marie Milbourne, Mildred Parnham, Donald McFarland, Paul Pratt, Clarence Rogers, and Ross Lindsey. Saturday night's Cast was as follows: Donald Sutton, leading man, Elizabeth Dorn, leading lady, Fred Meyers, Gretchen Brooks, Charles Hertrick, Dorothy Evans, Marian Barbour, Maurice Evans, joseph Shea, Frank Vodvarka, and Ross Lindsay. 089000 ONEY, money, money, has been the cry raised by the seniors in their hectic efforts to fill the AERONAUT coffers with the necessary gold dust. All the students of Langley, as well as many outsiders have contributed to the AERONAUT fund with agility, and, on the most part, without a groan. i'But the task was not so easy as it looked, the business manager, George Schroeder, is ready to maintain. Early and late did George mop his perspiring brow in an endeavor to fill the money sacks. Even his dreams were filled with wild money extracting schemes, George reports. Under the business manager's direction the seniors sold Easter cards, presented a wellfattended movie, and had a greenwyet most successful-Saint Patrick's candy day. Another fruitful idea was the selling of candy at the athletic games and at the senior class play. But George was not the only one who had a hard task. Chester Adams, diminutive advertising manager, felt his usually sweet disposition slightly soured in the confusion. Chester had his hands full hustling and bustling about the city in quest of advertisements. Other monetary contributions were brought to the ABRONAUT coffers by class dues, the 'All Fools' Dance , the class play, and, finally, the sale of the books. Page Fifty'One X .X N gg...-X L:.Qr ' , E A EEE ky ,..u,,.,..,y:::::::.....-xx... 1744. v.w-fxxx-'sy-Sy., -V 119 :Nba 56 xx ' iv' L A 'fb H Page F iftyfTwo SENIOR GIRL RESERVES . 'cle X K ki re . E2 7f3LLf'2 732 3945 i 2 7 . f I r :V fy up ....,, .ai ..,......,...., , ,..,. wp . ,.,, .. ,,....,, .....,..,,. V it ..,, L: .,,,. 2 ,E ..,.A S., ....., i ..A,. it it , g K '1 N 'xx rf- flsaxx :r5':rj,:fvj':., f ff' iff. -A-- X-fha-f I-first., O ' .......,,.A....,,...............,,. ,,.,, Q -,sfo ...........,........ .M .,....... , ...............................,...,,.... , .... ,.,,.-,,...,-., -'-4-4 --N- - '----va-.-:.::: ..,... M... .... .. .,......,....,....,,,..., .. ...... . ,.,. ,,,. . .. Cz. Senior Girl Reserves O FIND and give the best is the slogan ofthe Senior Girl Reserve Club of Langley High School. In school life, in home life, and in social life We try to develop in ourselves and to promote in others the spirit of Christ, of freindship, and of service, according to our motto. We strive to be gracious in manner, impartial in judgment, ready for service, and loyal to friends. In our programs we endeavor to build up health and spirit under the subject Builders Our greatest Work is social work. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas since the club has started, a number of families in this vicinity have been made happier by the baskets and presents sent out to them, Dolls, dressed by the Girl Reserves, and inexpensive toys were sent tomissions and oprhan homes. Scrap books, made by the girls, were sent to a children's hospital. Our girls also pay visits to districts and institutions Where they are needed. A Aside from our re ular ro ram we have several social events each semester, 3 P S I Among these are the MotherfDaughter Banquet, Recognition Service, and Senior Farewell. Our ollicers are: ALICE JUDT ..... .... P resident ELIZABETH Dorm. . . . . .VicefPresident ELIZABETH BARLI.. . . .... Secretary DOROTH OBEY. . . ....... A... 'T' reasurer Advisors Miss ADA E. PARKS MISS MARY E. Ross 'UP 9224 I Page Fifnyffhree -f-- - 'WSI'---1r I -QT '2 v'fft5::?fQi L x K is--l l.i:gf flfffff cl i X X l A: lg. J urs--w . l..::,:J:.-'X X W K ,,.. ..A.... 2 :xr . .... . . . iigj ' vfcsq ' ' g 511if gi23:Q1 'ii'i'1' gii:gpg'3:::i2gi: t:iitfr:r-'f' .,... .. ,,.,, -L ,,..,..... ...... , X: 5 -t -' EQ? unior Girl Reserves HE Junior Girl Reserves Club was organized for the purpose of developing physical, mental, social, and spiritual enjoyments. A girl reserve strives to face squarely the daily tests which come at home, at school, at Work, and at play, to be a friend to allg to give the best service to God, and fellowship with girls everywhere. The club has engaged in numerpus altruistic performances. In social Work among the poor, the L'Pittsburgh Home for Babies, and the l'Children's Hospital are among the various institutions visited and helped. mp . WH-' I w Page F ifty'Fou1 'WEQY'--...li 4 -. -.,.-----my T X .. gl ---- -T1 53.4. l:'El: X .,.. ,- ...ti -. x '-. , .... .-MT. -lg ..., . z.-ln. f ,lg 5' I5 X- ..,.. .,,. 31. . . . . 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The programs consist usually of plays, songs, or discussions of German customs given in the German language. At the Christmas season the club gave its first assembly program when the mem' bers sang in German the Well known Christmas carol, Stills Nocht. The oflicers of this club are: GEORGE AVHITRONE ..... ....... P resident ALBERTA SAPPE ...... .... V icefP1esident MELVIN GREEN, , , ...,,. Secretary Page Fiftyfive ,... . X XX X K 4' Q ls Lg 174 ff, V V'-'P EQXHI4 tif For P v WW'IF ?' 7, , , , Q, ,..., WW! AE X k X Page Fifny-Six DRAMATIC CLUB 4 vi- Ne, ,.A,,,..m,,..,..,. .......,.... .,A,. , : -, x ..,.. ..', .... qq-- , ' RL .,.. Vpg ..f Q?l'l ivffff ---- -' WW-ali f 9 27, Eli-ll .Xi X x 'Y -lg . - .1 Cy! ,.... . W ff 291 2? , ,,f 4?' Z .. 'Zh vb uv 99 J .,..--, ,..... , .. N W, - i- i ' .. ra . ..... ..,. . ,, ..., Q , .- ...s .al A. Dramatic Club HE Langley Senior Dramatic club, sponsored by Miss Grace A. Jenks, was organized during Langley's firstyear for the purpose of teaching its members poise before an audience, and oral ability, and to promote dramatic efforts in the school. Meetings are held every two Weeks, and programs, consisting of plays, monologues, talks on plays and playwrights, and stunts, are presented by the members. During the last two semesters, the Dramatic club has given plays before several groups of home rooms in a designated home room period. In former years, several evening performances were given. Among the most popular of these were the presentations of the Merchant of Venice, the Melting Pot and Mr, Bob. The Dramatic club has also entered several interfschool and interfclub dramatic contests. The groups through the cooperation of the sponsor, Miss Jenks, its able officers, and its members, has created for itself a reputation for success and prosperity which it is ex' pected, will be continued by the same agencies for years to come. The present officers of the club are: President, Donald Sutton, vice president, Charles Hertrichg secretary, Ruth ,Malf Colm, treasurer, Pearl Renog reporter, Elizabeth Pearsall. 913' Pa ge FiftyfSeve11 C ,, .....,.....,,. . ,.....,.....,....,..........., ,,,,x .....,,.. Q if ,x,, Q1gX',,lQ..5,iQfl ,W .T I uni, .,.. -' 2 : hgjlo. .gif 3 -.13 f -: yi '-xg x :xg g ' ' X Elxfjs .alll gun- Q ..... .,... ,.,..,,... , . . . Q9 cz? ,,.,..,,..,.,... .,...,,,. . W? W!!! 2 'if i X '4- ,...4-- ,.. - . MN.: xutlixl W L., 'iz N ,.,,. .:::::..i-:::1'... . ....,. .A ..,.,-,,....- .- ,.......,, .,...,.... . . .. .,..,...... ...,,.,...,., ....., .,,................ . . . S Leaders Club HE Senior Leaders Club of Langley was organized in IQ23 under the supervision of Miss Dickson. The purpose of the club is to stimulate atheltic interest among the senior girls. A girl, in order to become a member of this club must attain an HA or 'EBU in physical education work and satisfactory grades in the academic subjects. The executive committee selects and recommends to the club all girls eligible and the club as a whole decides upon membership. The club has had one party during the year and is making plans for numerous gala events next semester. The championship swimming team was the guest of the club at the last party. This year, the clubs all over the city were divided into sections. Langley was in the section with Oliver, Perry, Latimer, and Allegheny. On May 6, the clubs staged a social gathering at Oliver. Each semester a medal is awarded to one member for excellence in gymnastics and scholastic subjects. june McMillen was this year's winner. The oihcers are: JUNE MCMILLEN. . . ......,. President BETTY DARGES. . . .... VicefP'resident ALICE JUDT ..... ,...... S ecretary MIRIAM PETERS. . . .,.. Treasurer Page Fifr,yfEigl1t L l Q 1 --w- -'--- - ----A -'X---- rf 5 fr ..... ma tri., fix: . i ' Yi .... f '4 1 OYJ Q ,X.. ...... a , ..-- - ' 3 wb un 0 l '4 ' fffffff fuffli ' L ' Y N flflflflflfj ' ffl QffIfffQ IffffffQffff N S,,,,,,N:4,.k::.,Nx ,.,,....,,, , .,,, ,..,...,....,,.,.. ,MXW www., Forum Club HE Forum Club, formerly known as the Langley Debating club, proposes to stimulate an interest in debating throughout the school and to select and train interscholastic debate contestants. The club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. J. D. Lewis, fosters a series of home room debates each semester in order to attain this purpose. Each home room puts a team in the field, and, by a series of eliminations, the school champions are declared. A silver loving cup emblematic of school supremacy is awarded to the winning room by the club. Although the Forum did not place a team in the field of interfscholastic debate this year, as it has done in the past, it is a foregone conclusion that Langley will be a conf tender for the Ohio Wesleyan Cup next semester. The officers are: 4 DONALD MCFARLAND. . . , ..... President HILDA FROSCH ....., . . .VicefP'resident ANNA BARRETT .... ...... S ecretary Page FiftyfNine !--' ---- - x'l'5ff5Cf ?F HH 'sl N f 'iiiiil , ,.k,Mf,:- ,im 3.-'ll Q i.--:X : ., .. ..,, 3 Z, ... ,..., V ,L ..., ..,, .... . . .. ,....,,. ,.,:,,,,l,, ..., I, ,,...., ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,. ,gy Y.:?,9:5-.C-.,s,?:-2,-XX ,,,..,. X .lr ..,,. ...,...., X 1 -,Y IFSNX ,N 5,5 .i..13.1..1 l'ili.-.3-l11,.f.lf . . EUS' ,il Qll -,i.ll,.i.if g x M.-,::::.: ..... v ....,. O ' l' ' ' was -as .,.. - ..... . ,.... .. ...,,..., ...,........ ........... ,.... ..... .,., . . . , . ,, ,,,, 519562, ,,..,..., ,..., , ,...,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,.,4,,.,,.,,,,..,,,,,..,,,k. , . l Bible Club The Bible club was one of the recent additions to the Langley club roster. Because of the importance of the Bible and the necessity for its study, the Bible Club was organized in the Fall of 1925, under the leadership of Miss Anna Slease. Due to illness, however, Miss Slease has been unable to carry on her club Work, and the sponsoring of the organization has fallen into the Worthy hands of Miss Elliot, teacher of history. ln the study of the Bible, this small group endeavors to study the history, the literaf ture, the characters, and the stories of the Bible. The officers are: President, Beatrice Andrews, vice president, Claudia Wise, secretary, Ethel Kaltenf born, reporter, Alice Moore. 'UP r'H,i Page Sixty I ,, ,,,, ..., ,,...,,...,......,...,,...., ...,....................,....,....,, e C 4 ......................... . .s ..,......................................,... ........... W , , vf-sf' gm ,.,.. , .. .ale t lg ......,....., ,.1l:3N2..-'it2fff: gtg , ...f :.,:...J .,: ,..,, '. fi X --,- '----- -- V- - K S ..- a s:::111---:rr ,,,.,,,,. ., ,..,.,.. .,...,. ..,. ,,,..,,...,... , , j . 9921 ., ....,. .,., , ..., .. .....,, ...., ...,, ...,,.,.,,...,,..,,, , . . . unior Orchestra HE junior Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Jane Moran, is an essential cog in the junior High School machine. The orchestra has presented several concerts this yearg one in junior assembly, june 2, and several church preformances. Besides these concerts the orchestra furnishes the music for the junior chapel exercises and assembly programs. The group has almost a complete orchestration and is ranked high among junior orchestras. The orchestra plays music from Bach, Handel, Mozart, and many of the great ITIZISIICIS. All in all, Miss Moran's group is the stepping stone into the senior orchestra. . GH? 19 Page S1xtyfOne A x Q - ' ' X ' .... 5 'lg .flhl1.4-:lisa-,1.l.:.1.l..fill. X , i':i:fIa:::::21' -Q-' ' ... 1 'QQ' ,...., 1 333,11 . ..... 4..,,....,. ....,....,.., , 0 Q ......, ...,. . .,. ...,, , . Slketclh Club HE Sketch club is one of the interesting clubs of the school. The members of this organization meet in room thirtyffour. If a person steps within the room, he will find himself in a fascinating little world of art with beautiful models gaily dressed in colorful costumes. The costumes vary from the colonial type to the present style of dress. Such a magnificent studio of fortyfone members with Dan Scott as President, Phyllis Wright as Vice President, Betty johnson as Secretary, and Charles McCurdy as Reporter has become amazingly popular. The purpose of the Sketch club is to teach the members the technique of illustrating the human figure. Each of the amateur artists has many privileges and much helpful service. The personal instruction and assistance of the sponsor, Miss Bowes are of inestimable value. The sketching may be done in pencil, pastel, or Water color. In favorable weather, outdoor sketching is done. The visitor will find the members of the Sketch club supremely happy in their artistic achievement and in pleasure they receive from sketching the models. EDITH FOWLER. 'uf' GH? Page Sixtyffwu +C! X V O XJ, . W., ,....... ,..........,,.......................... , ......... . ,...M ..,n..., ....,....,....... A g N ,... ,........... .............., . . gy .1 - X 4- , . . H. , . . if-:V -l-3-F il..l'i.l.'-:il-'lla 5 ii I l sf' isis -Q ---- ---. el JS - -Q --'li .,.--::::::::::t...i: .,,..,,,....,, ,.,,, .,,. ,,,,..,,....,. .,,..,, ,.,,...,,.....,... .......... ....,..., S L Q ,... ......... . . . . . ww ill N xl',f'Qie ': fi QQL 22 , 2- ,3 cel! XX --4..:::::.-......f:...-- Science Club FRANK KossLBR. . . ....... President ERNEST ROMIG ..., .... V icefPresider1t DAVID KIER ....... ...... S ecretary WARREN MCKISSOCK. . . . . .Treasurer MR. THUMM ....................,................... Sponsor The purpose of the Science Club is to stimulate scientific thinking and to develop the scientific method among its members. In addition to experimentation and discussion, motion pictures of a technical type are included in the programs of the club. The member' ship is limited to boys of the senior school and the ninth grade. NP GH? Page Siattyffhree --x. . - - w- -1--- Q-A x. X -- -Hx.. f- C V+! g g! iQ 1 i l , it , , 119 Q 4'1s 2' ,Q , . 0 ...,... ., 4 scr- N gy- X:-S. X.-.w , ,., . ....w D 25 RA IOR ORCHEST SEN Page 'SixtyfF014'r 5 44' 0 16 ! l l if: af Nllll Ps lil 5 lil'Y'f:l'f U .WI :li Sli :Nz X l g -X .-.,. .. .. . . .1 0 . .,...,...,... .NX Q -95 Q Wlllhe Langleyanw star-r Senior Urchestra HE Langley Senior Orchestra under the direction of Miss Emma Steiner, is one of the Hnest organizations in the school. Of the various projects undertaken by the orches' tra this semester, perhaps the greatest was the presentation of a formal evening concert in the high school auditorium, May 6. The orchestra also furnished the music for both nights of the class play and has ever been present and willing to play for chapel and other assembly programs. With the recent addition of a set of kettle drums, the senior group now has a full orchestration. The orchestra will also help make commencement a seccess at Carnegie Music Hall where several orchestra numbers will be a feature of the program. Page SixtyfFive 1 1 l l l Y .gill . -.va 54. if t o CTIVITIES 1 l Wm T ' M- ,M mQn!mW., W I .,:, ' 1 ::::::i:i:i:3ii' Ti1i2ii3iif 'M:::-nfzzr---:::::: ----- ' Ilhl ugnu , ,, ,fB5 H'UN5 uf 1923-2 7 .. 1 A Q! V 1 -- . Y f ' 'fu sul. C y ' 5.2 A ' Q ' 'SARA Q. arl-mr.: ' . gfkrlhmn 4 a.'r'oll' of N0 um l all . ' , ua td VP yondun-:js-2. bz N11 af Qknzgg Q ' l 5 LHFIH' Lgqlb' A ,EA K x X U 4 A f 1 T-IE . f . W- - 1 f L 5 U L ' , fl I Rael ua. sh A- - j 33,2 if V ii 1, I + V W1 C f I 1 f ' c ' ,r fl K afah g , . , 'of V A an wr - :si nfggeif I . If A V Ii! A an -. UM ' 1 + ' iz fb X -5- ' V X , N K5 V ww Euuqglaic-. Conz.guale.,t xg.-eh pq. t N X 2 wmv' Q egos n. E' In-154574. cl s .ul-1a.n E14 bu 5 uezro. K mn? cskc.-calc-'ns ara man- 4 ' - '- harm-'fa in Hskad Un c. m-.Y-mo I ef . f x 1 jp X 5, 1 1 0... ....w. .. ,......-.-.--Q..-.....-..-.N...... .W-+3 V , - -. ,.L...mAL.. I MW ,,,,. ....,....,.. +64 'tits-.-1 -1' N-:if ...- - ', -V ,.... . ...ff ' ...---'..-f-' :..:!..! N X ..-'-s:....-::1' iggggggiljgggggigggggiggQ 'fjiiiiijiiijiiiiiiii' 'iiiiiiii2iiiii1i1i, E1ggQQ11?5 3f??Q i'??jff? -'--A 'rfff-f :N--1-- fi ' - 1 i fr V 5 E :ffm 5 'S V: , '4'4 f f -. 55:1- leiSwtilkiiikf- ' '4' El. Idis - - X fb 3 - . .,..,........... ,....,,... .,,.,.,... ,,..,,......,,,,, . . . ....... . ,,,....,..,.,......., swag? ........,,................ M .....,.. ,....................,,.. ....,........... . ...... , . ...W --4--7 -lliii'----iri,-'I S ,- .,.Q. -. ..., .. . ull-llave We Done Our Bestll HE completing of our high school course affords us of the graduating class an opporf tunity to glance retrospectively over our four years of high school life. But, strange to say, as we look back, our first day at high school seems but yesterf day, and our once seemingly endless tasks now seem like mere play. But it was not always so. During our high school course we met troubles and difficulties over which we burned the midfnight oil and over which we grew greatly discouraged just as you pupils who are now in the midst of your course are encountering today. There were temptations and discouragements in our journey just as there are in yours. But, after all, as we look back, we see with clearer vision and we understand how each difficulty was necessary, how strength was built because of the endeavor forced upon us, how loving patience grew through the accomplishing of some unpleasant task. And now, too, we are able to see how many of our choicest studies and extra activities came to us in disguise. We did not recognize their true character at Hrst. Often our Erst impulse upon seeing them was to turn away and seek something easier. Because their garb was unattractive, we were sure that we could never enjoy them and could never attain success in an uninteresting class. But by and by, after we had studied those subjects or participated in those activif tries, which we at 'drst thought were so unpleasant, we found beneath their uncouth exterior, traits and qualities that enriched and developed us beyond our highest expectation. We seniors think now of the golden opportunities we have let fly by and think longingly of what our high school education might have meant to us if we had not shirked from those tasks which appeared unpleasant. But you who are just beginning your journey, or you who are in the second or third lap of the race are masters of your own fate in regard to making your high school course a success or a failure. To successfully complete a high school course does not mean necessarily that one must become a great scholar but rather that he must be so trained that he may be better prepared to live with his fellowmen. Everyone cannot hope to be a great scholar and so everyone should endeavor to develop his individual talents so that each may take his place in the affairs of men. We seniors, then, have gleaned from the broad experiences of high school life countless lessons which you, if wise will use as a lighthouse to guide you to the attainment of a successful high school career. May each student make the most of his opportunities when they present them' selves, that he may be able to say when he becomes a senior: My high school years have meant the most possible to me. Page S1xtyfSeverr ,,,.. , ............ ...M ..... . .......,.. ......... ....,.. . . . . ..u.,... ,.... ............ fi? X46 ................... ,.,. W ,...,,,.,., ,..,, ,...., W ,,...,,,,,., , , ,,,,,,,,M,mm ,, ,.... ., -isfiliy-...-, 453212: ....... -5vqxggafqg 'q,..:::'--X,.-5:.5::gf.x I, ........,...,....,, .1 H-L ......,.....,..,, , I '. cgi: -:-3-gggg--ggggg-I f-fr:g A-I,--gagi. f.-IA 5I-Iss'5l..iIil-:'l:'Ili - a :lv-lf Il: sl:-E'-:li---I -111' ,rigs X ,..,, El ES' --tl f',l.klI.fvi.-f fll. XM' .ill K '--,. MvS::wm.' .. X ..,. ..., . ....... ,..., , kA.... . 311-.,M I: ll, vm ....- - -..aw ...,.,....,.................................,,,..... .. ..,................... , .................. ..... ................... .. ...,.......,.,.......,....,.........................,..................... . ..................f ----- SENIORS9 WILL HE following document was legally drawn up and duly filed yesterday by the June graduating class of L. H. S. -Be it hereby resolved that we, the first four year class of Langley High to be graduated, in this last will and testament, do hereby bequeath and bestow in a true Christian spirit, all our bounteous belongings, however secured, bar' gained for, or borrowed. ARTICLE I 1. To Mr. Fickinger we leave the heartfelt wish that the next four years may be as undisputed a success as the past four have been. 2. To Mr. Fickinger, and the entire faculty, we leave our heartffelt thanks for the patience they have shown in leading us through four years of scholastic work. May our appreciation of them, and of the benefits they have conferred upon us, no longer remain unexpressed, but show itself in our future endeavor. 5. To Miss Disken, Miss Goetter, Mr. Bode and Mr. Basler we wish the best of luck in future atheltic endeavor, while to Mrs. Lewis we leave our sincerest hope for future champion debate teams. 4. To those teachers who have so enhanced the special activities of our final semester-Miss Park, Miss Ross, Miss Houstonfwe leave the hope that they may have, and may continue to enjoy such experiences as we have enjoyed under their guidance. 5. To the rest of the faculty we leave a most sincere hope that they may never be afflicted with teaching Senior A's. ARTICLE II To the Senior B's we bequeath the ignoble conceit which has marked our last months at Langley, to be divided among them as equally as possible, making due allowance for the greedy natures of certain individuals. To the juniors we leave our Patience, Perseverance and Plenteous Possibilities with the Promise that such Prime Purequisites to Power will Procure for them Prestige and Pride, in the Pursuance of their Pious Purposes. To the Sophomores we send our Sincerest Sympathy for the Suffering to which they must be Subjected to Secure the Satisfying Salutation of Seniors. To the Freshmen we leave four Cor morej years of pleasure. ARTICLE III I. To all who may desire we leave the talents and Brilliancy of the class of june, 1927. 2. To all we leave numerous vacancies, on teams, created by our reluctant def parture. 3. To Langley we leave our hopes and best wishes for a speedy completion of the building. 4. And furthermore, our highest hope is that in years to come we may return and find Langley foremost in a community of wonderful schools. In Witness whereof we have set our hand and seal this tenth day of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twentyfseven. A JUNE MCMILLEN CSealD DONALD MCFARLAND CSealj Page SixtyfEight L 7 , I ,.... .... ....... ......,......... xx C 4 0 .. --11311211222-- 4 :QT-. '-l'1 f'S:v ,. x i , .. .. , xg.-lx f..----'ffff-- .L-if I '-CQ .5 -Q,- ,fl..e2i?X. X I ' N :lf 'l M51-f l3-l!,ll-:l'!l J 5 H ::ff'f-. 'H itll l .... .... - M - --.-a:::s...-1 if' 4 v-fs-.Y 'ffffffl QIfff fIIQ If'fffilITffff'fffTM -Q ' '--'- iv..-wrtpxtx Fl, .......,.., ...... . ,.... ,...,...,.. . E ltwillsf. E .x K R ll Eli E ll X x -' ' -an-.v.-::::.--A- 4 -- w- 4--. .---. ...,. - , ,,...,.,..,. ,...,,....,. .. .... ......... ........ M. ..... .... ,,.. ... ......., Qyxgez. ,........... .. ,..... . .........,.,.......,....................... J jfoioss Don't laugh at a letter carrier. It takes a pharmacist two years of college education in order to be able to sell a two cent stamp.-Bison JOHN R.: Why does an Indian wear feathers on his head? MARY C: Why, I guess to keep his wigwam.WWitt. A certain man was suspected by his wife of receiving phone calls from other women. About twelve o'clock one night the following conversation could be heard: HUSBAND: Hello, Elmer. Is this you, Elmer? l'You are, Elmer? Yes, I would, Elmer. Certainly I will, Elmer. No, Elmer, all right, Elmer. Of course I will, Elmer. - Well, goodbye, Elmer, Then the man turned to his suspicious wife and said: That was Elmer, dear. an ss Mandy, what foh is you goin, inter -dat beauty parlor? UGO 'long, big boy, an' lemme 'lone. Ah is goin' ter get me a pehmanent straight. -U. ofWasl1. Columns. If the United States is ever forced to go to war again, said the leatherflunged cushion warmer. I shall immediately join the aviation corps. Why the aviation? interpolated his fair companion. ' Oh, so I can drop out any time I want to. -Ollapod. ru Papa, what's a net? A net, my son, is a bunch of holes tied together by little pieces of string. Now, put up your books and run out and play a while. See here, that lady just going out said you didn't even show her common civility. It's your own fault, sir. I showed her everything in the store. DESPERADO: Hands up-if you move, you're dead. PROFESSOR: But sir, your English is abominable. If I were to move, it would be a sure sign that I was alive.-Stevens Stone Mill. M. E. PROP. Cafter lectuiej: Are there any questions? EROSH: Yes, sir, how do you calculate the horse power in a donkey engine? I say, chappy, your wife has fallen into the well. L'Oh, that's all right: we use city water now. Give me a pork sandwich. y Haven't any pork: got veal, though. - All right, what's the difference? It's all off a hog anyway. Page SixtyfNine l E. ...... or J Page Seventy 5 1 'X' 1 as- az- ss- ss- as- az- -as az- -as as-L if e g Compliments of I 'K' High Way Guard Rail Ei Construction Co. JL ? W. L. EVANS, General Manager 'T ? 1. 'I' 4 4 THE SWEET SI-ICP 4 r , Sheraden Candy Kitchen at 1' Q HomefMade Candies and A 'I' Light Lunclies ? g ,Q J. I 2909 Sheraden Boulevard Phone Federal Q248 l s REICICS ICE CREAM i Q i SA Vision of the Future L Q In the mirror of today is the future of tomorrow Bi' Worthwhile people attribute their success more to g a business training than to any other cause. 4 DUFFS IRCN CITY CGLLEGE 9 424 DUQUESNE WAY PITTSBURGH, PENNA. JL The Largest Commercial School in Western Pennsylvania 7' EightyfSixth Year of Successful Teaching Q -xx -rs -as -za ax- -as -as -sk -ss -zz- Page SeventyfOn ll? ll? 'UK 'II' iii' ilk -121 'HK 'iii ilk. ? . 5 The Sure Sigh of Success J. f A Savings Account is to the individual 4 what a surplus fund is to the corporation. 5:5 Some seem to get along without it, but 4 more frequently it is the sure sign of success J. 'K' The PURPOSE CLUB is a big gf' help to savers. Ask about it. gg 4' Capital and Surplus 353,000,000 4. JC . . The Union Savings Bank r 5,5 Erick Building, Fifth Avenue and Grant Street L 'K' A as Phone, Federal 1153,fM H. E. BECK Rate 3,5c JL ? J0s.KWAL1K .5 Q if X Meat Market PgLTki7flg and Groceries THIRD AND if A HOME DRESSED LIBERTY 7 MEATS if Q 4 6 Q T 840 Woodward Ave. if ? WEST PARK, PENNA. PENN PARKING PLACE J' 'X' '38 lik '33 'HK 'lk 88 'ik 'Ik 'li' 'II' P g S yfl' 4 1 l 4 I 4 4 l f ss- as- as- az- -:sf sz- -:sl az- -as sa.. 4 Q ? V R i 1 i A 4 4 I l i . 4 Look for the Aevfonaut of the if 4 4, Class of Febfrncwy, IQ28 Q A Hue book, unique and original, will be A the product of this class, which has in inf 'K ' itiative what it lacks in numbers 1' A N 4 5 4 4 l 4 I ? 56 ? 5 5 i Q ? 4 1 4 Compliments of Room Nineteen 4 :JF 4 6 1 4 4 I Compliments of Room Twentyffwo Q 4 A Q ? ? ' 4 . . eg 4 5 Comphments of Room TwentyfS1x ' 1 4 4 R 4 T8 -as -as -as -:z- -as -uw -as xx- -ss nl Page Seventyfhree ,J L T -is ss- -as -rs ss- -as ss- as- as- -ug .x. as i 'r 1- 4 Typography and i Q Makeup if Q C O O Q Pittsburgh Monotype Composition Co. Q. GRant 3091-3091 Q Manufacturers Building Pittsburgh, Pa. ? ? J, This Publication Set Complete 3, i x in Our Typographic Department T J- J. pn -r Jk -In nv 1- Q ' o ' ? 4 Haberdashery Q Q ? f,. or We . wt' .:v1 Pty.-H Z .x. f J. 1 15,3 1 Y T lx. 4, 1 'I' T I-I 1' EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR ? ? g Dohrman Street WEST PARK Q -ss -za -as -as -xx -ex -:x- -as -rs -nf Page Seventyfliight 3, 1 'X' 'H' 32' '18 'Ii' 'II' 'iii 'HK ii' il? 451. 'L 3 Compliments of I 1' -v 'X' Home Room clwentyfflne MR. GREENE, TEACHER HIE EDWARD GRAHAM ffff President J' SAMUEL DAUGHERTY f VicefPresident L 'I' ALICE EBERLE f SecretaryfTreasurer 'F' ALLEN FOWLER f f f Reporter .x. J. gr 'ar JL as 1- 'x' Room 7'A L ROBERT DINGLEBERG f f f President T ELMER GARVIN Secretaryffreasurer WILMA STAAS . f f f VicefPresident it MR. LINN f f f f Report Teacher 'I' Morro: Education for Usefulness Colors-Blue and Gold L CLASS FACTS: T Enrollment is 13,4 strong. Held highest scholatic record in school the second report. Average pupil weighs 101 pounds. Ice Cream is the favorite desert. English and Arithmetic are Q the favorite subjects. Q Room Eighteen Miss HOUSTON, Teacher E Best Student-A. Williains Best Clown-E. Chilcotte Best Athlete4W. Tracy Best DancervE. Prosser J, Best Artist-L. Wilharm Best Talker-L. Schall T Best Musicians-H. Yetter Best Writer-C. Wyher Best Singer-H. Wright Most Popular-E. Voclvarka L Best Looking-C. Rogers Best Actor-F. Willie T Best Sport-B. Young Most Bashfulflvl. Pritchard Q 'll' 'H' 'll' 'Il' 'll' 'H' 'lk P351 'HK'- Page Seventyffive FV l 'UK 'HK fl? 82' ll? ,HK li? ilk 'ii' ik.- l LANGLEY CAFETERIA 5 3 Attractive and Delicious i Dislies X CLEAN : CHEAP : CONVENIENT T Next to Home, the Best Place to Eat 1' Q TCM KENNY l A Reymefs 645 Hillsboro Street 5 Ptt b h, P . . ' 'wg A Candies X 'I' 6 We appreciate the Students patronage eg Cleaning and sincerely hope R . . that you will always L epawwlg A find perfect satis' 'f P7'6SStTLg faction in the Rey' 5 mer products. Q is fi Telephone Walnut 1264 'r ? Bell Phone, Fedral 598 5,- Q L. H. DEER Q Staple and Fancy GTOC6Ti6S L T Fruits and Vegetables in Season T 2952 Clenrnawr Avenue SHERADEN, PA. L 'X' 'Ik 'ik 'iff 'lk 'lk 'SEK 'Ik lik 'll' '38 Seventy-Six -ISK -ik 'lk 'lk -ik '18 'ik ilk 'lk li? 4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK A McKEES ROCKS, PA. Q .x. 442: on Savings gl- .x. BIQ CHARTIERS AVENUE 544 HELEN STREET The Oldest Bank in Town T Wilharm's Drawing and Healing saive T .x. . 1' 4 JK. 'I' JL T JL 'I' JL T JL 'I' JL T For the treatment of Felons, Cattarrhs, Bealings, Bealed Breasts, Carhuncles, Boils, Abscesses, Svvellings, Frosted Feet, Burns and Scalds, Cuts and Bruises, Chapped Hands, Bites and Stings of Insects, Soft Corns, and all kinds of Sores, except Cancer and Tetter. Sold by all Dmggists - Price 5oc DR. C. F. E. WILHARM'S SONS 211 Empire Building 27 Mapelwood Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. CRAFTON, PA. 4 CLEANING AND PRESSING A I ARTUSO I FINE CUSTOM gg T A I L O RI N G Called for and Delivered Phone: Federal 2623 ' jg 634 Hillsboro Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. -S-rs xx- -as -as 'ik -rs -as -ss -ss -ru- Page Se11entyfS -1:-1 -as as- xx- az- -is o oss- aa- -as sue. 1. A as 'I' 'X' 4 Typography and 4 3 . . . i Pittsburgh Monotype Composition Co. Q GRant 3091-3091 Q Manufacturers Building Pittsburgh, Pa. ? ? J, This Publication Set Complete 4 T in Our Typographic Department T fi 92 J. J. 'I' 'I' Q ' o ' 0 Q ? - Haberdashery Q it s J- 'ct-.Eh T T fi? 1- y 'r aw. 5 an A -1 J' T ' III 'K' EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR ? Q g Dohrman Street WEST PARK ? in- -rx -is -as -za -as -rr -xx -rx -er- Page SeventyfEight vnu.. ..Y,.. g 4 13 u i .1 ff If ,...,.,......w.. ,...... m,-,.,.,...,.,,,. ...n.. ,M ....... +64 .,.,.,, , ,... m,,,,,,,,,,m .,,, Mmww .. ,.-1':':'J ' V, 6 K1:-1-,. M ,FQQFM W,1d,,1 : .....1 1 ,,.,.W.k ..... A H..,x A,,, 5 Alblu vqlhu A I NV! U h,.lb4.. Q .... 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