Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Below are shown Miss Muriel Findlay seated let Mr. Lloyd Russell, Mr. Larry Danver, and Mr, Fred d l me . Mrs. and Miss Helen D1 kin seated right who turn the Bode, who pro uce musce n girls into graceful creatures Standing let to right are matron, is seated center. v Left. Dick Lee and Dave NlcDowell prepare to out' jump each other in an intrafmural basketball game as Fred Meinzer gets set to toss the ball, Because we believe that a strong mind in a healthy body is the goal of all education, each Langley student is required to participate in our physical education program. There are formal and informal activities for both boys and girls. Among the formal activities are hygiene, pool, and classes in physical exercise, Just for fun are basketball, volleyball, and mushball. The courses vary according to the grade of the studentg ninth and eleventh grade students take hygiene, and tenth and twelfth graders take only gym and pool. Langley students are health Ida Rhodes, QL

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IIREIIUTIUI Future drivers are taught the methods and principles of driving under the supervision of Mr. Ivo Kirsch. The class, which is taught three periods in the day, has 36 enrolled. Each one has a chance for actual practice behind the wheel of the new Pontiac as well as classroom practice. The car presented to the school by Mr. John Sacco of Ingram is equipped with dual controls to assure safety during the student driving. The driver gets an opportunity to receive his license when the state officers visit the school at the completion of the term. Mr. Ivo Kirsch shows Nancy Brown how to start the car. while Carol Hawkins and Robert Scott look inside, Betty Porche watches from the rear seat. The life you save ma be your own Carol Hawkins tries her hand at parking, and Robert bury, and Beverly Birch. These students are preparing Scott acts as back seat driver. Instructing from outside for their driver's test, which is given at the completion the care are, left to right, Nancy Cahall, Alberta Han' of each semester. ,f ? l mm Z'

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In September, we were excited at being seniors, now we pause to look back and think of the many things we have done. Our activities, clubs, sports, and services to the school, 'qi the many friends and acquaintances we have made and the lasting friendships we have formed. Being a senior made us feel much privileged, and as we reminisce, we are proud of the accomplishments and the efforts we have made in our high school years. IDR