Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Bright and early each morning Miss Lois Cowan and Mr, Book carefully go over the day's mail. Miss Cowan's duties include the preparation of transcripts for Langley grad- uates who are entering college. The Guiding Mr. Harry D. Book, principal, is checking a report, one of the many which is required by the central office. We, the class of 1956, have had a true example of leadership, integrity, and fine character in our principal, Mr. Book. He has been with us for five years, and in that time he has tried to do what is best for the students, and has .helped us all in many ways. To you our thanks, Mr. Book, for the part you have played in shaping our lives. w'?'........-.