Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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1 M I 1191 LAEROIQAUIQ H281 Z l CHARLES H. KORNS

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I1 HHH Dino mu ,Ml I I 'age S ix DEDICATHON To MR. CHARLES H. KoRNs. a highly esteemed friend of our class, Whose untiring efforts have al- ways been prominent in both scholas- tic and social activities, whose unfail- ing help has ever aided the senior class play to be a success, and whose sympathy and encouragement have unceasingly been directed toward the welfare of the student body, we, the class of June, 1928, appreciatively dedicate this book.

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l L, j'1 Y HIQHHXERD W .iii H To THE CLASS OF JUNE, A peculiar sadness comes to us as We realize that the time is near at hand when you must leave us. You have made your impress upon this school and you leave it better for your having been here. You have had the very finest spirit, been de- pendable and loyal, and it is unnecessary to tell you that in your departure we sustain a distinct loss. In leadership, scholarship, faithfulness, enthusiasm, and good will you have been unsur- passed. Your graduation raises the number of our alumni to 779, which is a goodly number: a company of the finest youth to be found in the length and breadth of this fair land. You may be proud of your associates and they of you. To be an alumnus of Langley High School is for you a mark of distinc- tion and honor. It likewise carries with it responsibilities. We have a reputation to sustain, a name to uphold, in which you will have your part to perform, See to it that you shall always be a credit to this school, as you are now. Our best hopes go with you. THE PRINCIPAL. Paqe Eight