Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Remember ...... Coming to school with your friends on cold mornings? . . . racing downthe halls to get to class before the first shift tardy bell rang? . . . struggling through courses of math? . . . working your way into the business world? . . . the mass confusion between classes? Remember all the notes required for AmericanDemocracy? . . . the mad scientists experimenting twice a week? . . . letting off steam in the cafeteria? . . . those hectic gym periods? . . . a tense moment of the basketball game? How will you remember Langley? Perhaps the traditional ivy-covered walls will stand foremost in your thoughts. Or maybe it will be of all the little things which made the high school years a collection of unforgettable moments, as well as a time for learning. Whatever the reason, it is clear that Langley will be remembered by all her students--having exchanged past years for priceless memories.

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ACU LTY The Faculty found the 1965--66 school year to be unique, For the first time in Langley's history the students and teachers came to school in three shifts. The Juniors and Seniors came in the first shift which started at 7:50 and ended at 2:25. The Freshmen and Sophomores began school at 8:40 and were finished by 3:15. The remaining underclassmen started at 9:45 and were dismissed at 4:05. Each student went directly to his first period class rather than reporting to a homeroom as had been done in the past. A ten minute break between the second and third periods was set aside for taking the attendance and for any other homeroom business . All clubs and organizations met after the club sponsor's last period class. The Administration and Faculty must now, more than ever, stand tall and set the examples for the students to follow. The job is immense but their talents are many, Success is the only outcome if they are able to con- tinue in the future as they have in the past.