Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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X Mr. Floyd Bennett, Langley's musical instructor, directs a section of AfOrghestra, Cwclmg clock- wzse are Richard Lewellen, Martha Smith, Leon' ard Pfeifer, Shirley Miller, David Humphreys, janet McConnell, Robert Miller, Marcella Toller, and Harriet Wilds. john Mehlmauer checks the color regwter of the senior prom program cover which Scott Dozier and Paul LBURBIIIS are printing by silk screen process, Dick Lewellen puts the Hnishing touches on hrs statue of a cello player, ART AND MUSIC Miss Lois Garver Miss Elizabeth Wightman es i 5 1 Miss Julianne Addis Miss Mavis Bridgewater ful 4 1 9 47

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, ..r, -L 475 Measuring their Zil'lll1IlE5 in gym class. a required subject for every pupil. are Terrie Pillich, Mar' garet Johnston. Nancy Swizart. Kitty Lou Har' per. Barhara Zisko. Helen VCood, and Dorothy Herman. These girls have yust completed a feat known as jump and reach. 4.,.-J,,. . ,, .L..,.4 'iff?1'i4-1- if. , ,twax . Physical education class gives us a physical workout instead of the usual mental one. Doing pushup are: Ron Peters, Sonny Eisenbach, Buddy Heath, and Bob Lawson, in the back row, Steve Bracy, jim Korner, ,lack Samuels, and Phil Holcomb are shown in the front. Miss Helen A. Diskin Miss Muriel C. Findlay ln pst, .QE FHCUHU PHYSICAL EDUCATIUN Mr. Fred Bode an, Mr. Laurence Danvcr -.Z Mr. Lloyd L. Russell

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LIBRARY as x!?' ,. Are teachers human? Langley has liftyfseven glowing examples that they are. The teaching staff has risen in number Prom twentyfthree to fiftyfseven during the past thirty years. Of these hftyfseven teachers, sixty per cent have more than a bachelors degree. Pour teachers of the The library is always crowded with students. Gaye Brennen, Janice Leech, and Gayle Fiedler examine the bulletin board, which suggests interesting books. Bar- bara Von Kaenel, Leslie Carroll, Walter Gerde, Gladys Miss Virginia Seabright 5 J V 'X Mrs. Ruth M. Henry Miss Marie Zych original staff are still with us today. They are Mr. Bode, Miss Diskin. Mr. Kavanaugh, and Miss Irene Willizims. As the faculty has grown, so has the number of courses offered so that there are now forty subjects taught. Warren, Mary Carol Petrone, Joyce Fricker, Bill Lep- ley, Shirley Becker, Sandra Schlentner and Mary Kathryn Yost do research work, while Carol Elder looks for a book, which she will enjoy.