Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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IHESI ARI FAMIHAR Slfl IS Allllll ll llllll TUW Every scholl has s IT 'tnflitr scezies that are indelilaly imprinted up n the minds fit the stuf dents Looking at the 'views pictured .n these pages. we see that Langlut' ti . has some pleasant memories. Although they make up a part ot' the atmosphere of fun and exeitement that has made our school days happy, Langley has stood as .1 fortress upon her hillside for twentyfseven years In the minds of the toxxnspeeple. she 15 tl heact n fill education looking dt wrt upon the streets and liuildings of Sheraden. As the stately high scholl and her students have eontrihuted to the C immunity, so has the community eontrihuted tel Langley in the form of these cherished memories. VVe wont forget the streetear rides to xhool. perhaps not always completely awake as we greeted our friends, nor Street car rides have been il part of our school life. As they scramble from the car, here are Sally Young. Don Martin, Walter Southward, joan Wilson, Marilyn W'eyant. and Martha Morris. tfie shi wing t ti Henry X' at the Temple Theater H txt mother scolds when we meet and eatu at Heres until 45 P. Isl. Then, too, we shall rememlaer scenes that .lt n't lie just across the street from the schttil huilding There is that historic Point. the eorncrsttine rrf llittshurgh. It has heen mentioned many times in history classes. Vsle shall recall the constant chatter during rides out to Smittyis after the dance. Oh, and those huge hanana splits that whet fiur appetites after we arrive. Students come to Langley from Craftwn He1ghts,Ell1ott, Esplen, Ingram, Oakwood, Sheraf den. Vv'est End, and Vkiestveood. All these pupils share in the school program and will hold in memory the ufamiliar scenes around our town. At Smitty's, Langle-y's favorite coke-bar, we've cap- tured the Lnformality of an after-dance affairl Phyllis McCabe listens to the juke box with Marie Schmitt while Bob Stout drinks Marie's Colle.

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I 4 J s ! P i l l A view of our Alma Mater from 'he south end of the and back wings were added. along with a gymnasium. campus shows why it is thought of as a castle. The Smooth, rolling lawn covers the entire front of the front section was thc original buildingg later the side campus . . . no wonder we'll never forget it! lllll Wlll PRIIBABEY REMEMBER iisuly, xx'li.itS thi! A gals iii the lm g1t3f i way, Iliff .is xxidc .mtl mst .is lung lout xxitli . Elm! must wftuii iw .i strfiigrf tlii llfllli xvlicn lit' fzxx' mi ru di I rxxuiyi, 'TNI was Laiigirx' High 95' I lxlivtlclfti .ittvr 1 llztl 'uw rm IEC! this iviiizt' Wir ru TT wid wt' rhi- tti L:-gg' -, Mlm T 1 'Q '.x.s.ftf.ift1,it ily- is wx-' f1f'l' l fast -Lziptiii s' :X gmt-L. wx I ,1 ' N if VI-Ks! 'ii Pwwtsl it: ' ii 'I Z: X 1 E'.Ki1'.Nf'T Xxr fimt iiiu. - .mu 1 'ifagafi ' .fri rf i . t ','. :lla ' ' 1 x 1 1 itl r- L' M wiv yin girl' X 2 .J TINY! ln Y' ir .limi - v .mtl Il f N Qilli cpl -2 llii 3w1'l,l111g xiii' Ili. lst! gi' live rEx'?'r. .l Ei kv mit it in ' tw I if. hlztzizzwizstz 1. lli' lNl.1t'f xzmigii' Y T ilk' X wi Ilid' N A ' vial ls W1 iii: tlflv 4 t , ll' Ritilgizf ' . .1Z' riglzt, nal My K - in .. Q 'li My it v- 1 fi. IX1. 1 .'. .IIA A , 'Tix :X V , iv - i 1 rl 1 it. - nI,t. ' 'I Y x - ' lox-T - '. El 151 I - X 1 tif' - X lg, ii mi Es llyv. i xiwl.i,1: . ilu N l :XX A.. M i 1Ql.T. t fstx' it f r' '.'. 1 ' 'T' 1' lk JN . gn - 3.1 .. ' t 1, ' f if V mt, E, U P 1