Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The - ---Q? f ae. -4'-V IPRIINCIIPAIUS PAGE To THE MEMBERS OP THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1929: The Aeronaut is but one of the very ine and helpful things you have done for Langley, I hope Langley has done much for you. You have laid here the foundations of friendships that will continue throughout your lives. I am sure the years you have spent here have been not only profitable but pleasant. As you look through the pages of this book in later life, these scenes will be recalled in full vividness. This will be a great pleasure. Now as you are finishing your course, I desire to say it has been a privilege to have had you here. Your departure will be, for us, a distinct loss. We shall always be greatly interested in your further progress, glad and proud to hear of your success. and happy in the knowledge that we may have had some part in it. Let it be understood always that this is your school. Be loyal to its interests and traditions and true to its teachings.. ffl Page Erght

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,f ,Y , ,,!, I i 1 ..- CLASS POEM With the eyes of youth carefree Only rosy dawns we see, ' 4 Heeding not the skies of gray. Living only for today. Carefree youth, don't look ahead Lest you see your hopes struck dead. Follow those who've gone before Blindly through the open door, All too soon does glamour fade, Golden sunshine turn to shade: Closed forever is the way To the realm of yesterday. Ah, be happy While you may. Make the most of each today. When on youth you've closed the door, You'1l sigh for days that are no more LUCIE WEITERSHAUSEN. Page Seven The A E R O N A U T

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