Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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To make Mr. Jay Brown and lvlrs, Elizabeth Horniclr confer about a studenfs record. Mr. Brown is the home and school visltor and Mrs. Horniclc, the girls' adviser and activlties director. K-.fl -79 'uf Le t the office clerk check the absentee bulletin, one of thelr daxly duties Pictured here are MISS Lols Cowan, left chxef clerk and Miss Ida DxR1cco, assxstant clerk.

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Below, Mr. Harry Book, Bernadette McMahon, school secretary, and john Hoffman, school president. view the poster advertising the Senior class play, Dont Take My Penny. Miss Ellen Booth directed the play. ik' , HV 'wx ' f On the retirement of Dr Mates Mr Harry D Book assumed the position of Principal Coming to us from South Hills High where he served as Vice Principal Mr Book has made a hit with the students because of his quiet pleasant manner Mr Charles Bernhard Vice Principal and Mr Robert Angelo Vocational Counselor are also fairly new in their positions having tiken over in February 1951 Mr Bernhard entered from the Veterans Training School while Mr Angelo was promoted from teacher to his present position The guidance and welfare of the students are taken into consideration by these men as they work for the betterment of the school in general To work wzth . . . MR CHARLES W BERNHARD Vice Principal ROBERT R ANGELO Counselor I, L Nw-J mum, :Ns ...ii

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the school run smoothly Dr. William Mitro, school physician, and school nurse Mrs. Elizabeth Gittings safeguard the health of the students. Here Dr. Mitro examines Vera Barone's throat. ' Right middle, left to right, Mrs. Evelyn Ayers, cafeteria manager, Mesdames Sarah McBride, Dorothy Frey, Lillian Fridler, ana Olive Mills inspect rolls and pies in the cafeteria kitchen. Our school could not run smoothly without the services of numerous other workers. Among these is our girls' adviser, Mrs. Elizabeth Hornick. Working with the student council is one of her many jobs and a quite important one. Often taken for granted, our oilice clerks are indispensable in the running of the school. Keeping records, filling out data, and handling correspondence keeps them busy. To find a lost book, receive supplies, or buy a street car pass, students call on the bookroom clerk, for handling these articles is her job. Since the health of the student is always of prime importance, the custodian and his staff of workers are necessary, as their job is the heating and cleaning of the building. For good health one needs good food. This is the job of our cafeteria workers who work tirelessly preparing the food each day. Of course the regular checkups by our doctor play an imporf tant part in the health of the individual. Right, left to 1-ight are Larry Hilldoerfer and custodian Henry Brockhoff, who are vacuum cleaning the swimming pool. This is a weekly chore for clean hygienic conditions. ps, ..,.. .,. ...L . f