Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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JOHNSTON, PAULINE Polly Oh, forevermore ! ' Student Council '27: Junior Dramatic Club '26: Senior Dramatic Club '28: Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Moving Picture Club: Stenographers' Club. In school she is a quiet miss, With liquid dark brown eyes. But out of school, one can't be sure- She might prove a surprise. KELLER, FRANK Frank Going to Physics? Football '27, '28: Student Council '26, '28: Math Club '26: Athletic Club '27, '28: Class President '28. Handsome as a Grecian god. Yes, girls. you well may sigh. For the object of your affections Is most provoking shy. KOWALEWSKI. ANDREW Smitty No fooling. I bet you. Tho' Andrew's very quiet. We know he's not asleep, But we are too original To say Still watersrun deep. LEWIS. GERTRUDE Genie Angel-huh! Leaders' Club Secretary: Swimming Team '25, '26. '27: Class Play '29. Not ours to utter platitudes. But you know she isn't tall, V And we could say that good goods Come in a package small. LINDSAY, EDNA FRANCES A Fran Sunny Ain't that fine! Dramatic Club '26, '27, '28: German Club '26, '27: Music Club '25, '26, '27: Big Sisters '27: Literature Club '26: Class Play '29. A tall and slender. graceful girl. With dark brown curly hair: She walks the hall of Langley With quite a queenly air. Page Twenty-Eve The A E R O N A U T

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The A E 3 o N A U T ..4f HESS, HELEN RUTH H.R.l-I Don't be funny. Leaders' Club '27, '28, '29: Chemistry Club '28: Big Sisters '29: Volley Ball '28: Basketball '28, 29: Tennis '28. She's bright and gentle And happy and clever: She's everyone's friend, But she's ours forever. Isl OD, VIRGINIA Ginnie ' e Well, tell me something. Bi Sisters '27, '28s Girl Reserves '26: Stenogra- phers' Club '27: Secretary of ll-B, ll-A, I2-B ' Classes: AERONAUT Staff, Ginnie is a charming girl, The cream of Sheraden youth. When we tell you that we like her You'll know we speak the truth. HOPKINS. GERTRUDE CLAIRE 'iGert How's it? ' Red Cross Club '26, '27: Girl Reserves '27: Big U ,P sisters '26, '27, 'zsg Motion Picture ciub '28, A jolly, carefree, happy girl. With dazzling dimples deep: She cooks so well the best of chefs Out of jealousy must weep. IRWIN. JACK London Then what? Athletic Club '26, '27: Class Play '29. It seems the senior class, Has another handsome lad. His wickedness in the class-play Made us all quite sad. JOHNSTON, BARBARA E. Babs Big Sisters Club. In the great book of Fate May your pages be fair. And never show record Of grief or of despair. Page Twenty-four

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LOUGHRIDGE, GEORGE Lowridge And how ! Radio Club '26: Chemistry '28s Movie Club '27, '28: AERONAUT Staff '28: Class Play: Hi-Y '27. Handsome, tall. but quiet, With a voice down in his toes, Avoiding all the girlies, Serene on his way he goes. MALONEY, RUSSEL T. Russ - Oh, boy! Hey you! Radio Club '26: Junior Music Club '26, 27: Lead- 9 ers' Club '28: Senior Dramamtic Club '28: Class Play. His voice would move a rock to tears. And well we know in coming years That he need only blacken his face. To step into Al Jolson's place. MEEHAN, HELEN Hi Hat. Hall Pass Squad '26, '27, '28: Reporter, Junior Dramatic Club '26: Educational Moving Picture Club '27, '28: Junior Prom Committee. Her gorgeous hair of auburn sheen Would make the cleverest blonde turn green. With her charm we must admit, She has quite a share of it. MILLER, JOHN ROBERT Bob Elmer Hi, Elmer! Patrol Squad: Chemistry Club. The clam is very talkative. Compared with quiet Bob: To get a sentence out of him, Is really quite a job. MORELAND, GEORGE F. Elmer Hi, Elmer! Bird Club '25: Secretary, Bird Club '26, He's not much for size. But we know that he's wise. And he looks at the world With far-seeing eyes. Page Twenty-six