Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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I lHlIli SUBJHII l If you have a problem, this is where you take it! Miss Carrie Wylie Ccenterj discusses one with the members of the Mathematics Committee in after-school session: Miss Isabelle Blyholder Qleftj, Miss Elizabeth Campbell Qrightlg standing: Mr. Robert Helmbold fleftj, Mr. Oscar Belles fright, The scientific era in which we live offers many challenges to a science faculty. Mr. Clair Rankin fseconcl from the left, here shows a new fluorescent light to his cohorts: Mr. Elmer Thumm fleftj, biologyg Dr. Homer Newlon frighty chemistryg Miss Hazel Wedd frightj biology.

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12 M IIUH TEACHERS ARE SPHIIA The Langley faculty is divided into subject groupings for a closer study of departmental prob- lems. Here, the Language Committee confers: Misses Grace Bargesser, Ellen Booth, Marie Messer, Carrie Baldesberger, Opal McRoberts, Englishg Misses Louise Woods and Evelyn McCurdy, Latin and foreign languagesg Mrs. Eleanor Moore and Miss Jeanette Patterson, English. Members of the Social Studies Committee in conference: fleftj Mr. Norman Rose, Mrs. Grace Jones, Miss Anne Schade, Mrs. Mary ,lane Tygardg fcenterj Miss Minnie Bellg fright, Mrs., Dorothy Kirkland, Mr. John Herriott, Miss jane Murray and Mr. William Bozic. l

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The home economics teach- ers are ,chatting in the beautiful living room of the home economics unit, recent- ly remodeled and redecor rated. Left: Mrs. Charlotte Dudt, who substituted for Mrs. Frances Johnson the first semester, and Miss Helen Millerg Right: Miss Lois Campbell and Miss Beulah Hunt. .ww W, ,, Blll BIHIAII A Il SYIVIPATHHI The shop teachers confer: Mr. Wade Winner fwho left Langley in January to be manager of Ross Townshipj, mechanical drawingg Mr. Harry Durlcin. machine shopg Mr. Gerald Kavanaugh, print shopg Mr. Harry Bailey, woodshop. Mr. John Winterling Cnot pictured, replaced Mr. Winner in February. , .. W...-....-.MI