Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Wk . e scsi f-T.: Our new counselor is Mr. Leo Gutoski. Actually Mr. Gutoski isn't new to Langley students as he has taught chemistry, biology, and physics for live years here. Mr, Gutoski also has been counseling students for years but this is the first time he is doing it in an official capacity, Mrs. Elizabeth Hornick is our Activities Di- rector. It is largely because of her that Lang- ley has one of the finest canteens in the city of Pittsburgh. Only a part of her active schedule is planning clubs and interesting assembly pro- grams. In addition she sponsors the Student Council activities and the student health program. Zi:- Have you had your eyes examined lately? Dr. Loicrec, our school physician, was the man who did it. He administers physical examinations to eleventh grade students, and all boys who enter competitive sports. The doctor is here at Langley, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, at 9:00 A. M., and Tuesday when he comes at 1:00 P. M. The examination of the eyes, heart, and chest, is very thorough. Weight and height measurement are a routine part of the check-up. Physical fitness is an important part of our school program.

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Po wer Our new vice-principal is Mr. Angelo, who is always full of pep and encouragement. Mr. Robert P. Angelo, Langley's dy- namic vice-principal, is back with us after a semester's excursion as vice- principal at Knoxville Junior High School. Unnecessary to say, students and faculty alike welcome Mr. Angelo back. Among the innumerable respon- sibilities as vice-principal, Mr. Angelo has the jobs of constructing the master schedule and acting as disciplinarian. He is an administrator who is com- pletely sympathetic of all students' wants and needs. E9 C' it li: Miss Ida DiRicco, the assistant clerk answers many phone calls each day. Friendliness and patience are the characteristics of her person- ality whether she is helping us in one of a hundred ways-or collecting an obligation.

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The Helping Haml . . . Have you lost a glove, a scarf or your last dime for that important phone call? Did you remember to buy your streetcar pass? Mrs. Ashley is the one to see if you have. The major portion of her duties involves the dis- tribution of Langley's text books and the ordering and distribution of supplies. x Mr, Henry Brockoff is the head of Langley's custodial staFf. His job is an important and very busy one. Among his duties are seeing that the building is clean, comfortably warm, and in repair at all times. Sf' Mrs. Ayers, who is arranging cakes for the student lunches, has the responsibility of planning an inexpensive lunch that is also nutritious and very tasty. She is a graduate dietician and takes care of all the orders for food. We also take part in the Central Buying System. We WF