Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Weinbrenner, Wellinger, J. Wenzel, M. West, M. J. Whalen, C. Whitaker, J. wichryk, K. Wilk, R. Williams, J. Willy, D. Wilson, L. Winkler, J. Winters, R. R. 5355 S K' .. ,,. ,, . , . , U ,ly Wieckowski, D, -. ' at 1 . X F is-Q W E 'Qi L , 3. 'X L 5, V 'U 5 Wise, N. Wisser, M. Woessner, M. Wojciechowsk Wolfes, S. Wood, C. Woods, J. Wuenstel, S. Yahemovitch Young, B. ' Zak, K. Zimmerman, --.: l f at is W' ? , M J i f , ,g5,,g,:ig ' 'NJ w i i ,Ri S if 9, Q 2 1 4 s fav aw, sy- . ,.. z1.z.E,fI :, 1.1 EEZF'--faffiaw -2. 1,2 -va rs' 2' f f . .g 5 'I 4- 1 E' 5 A. ,' if-.,. .at W 24 3 N . Q' ,315 va.: Q , :EH iftifgj .15f:2'7?.5:.? :par if 2 1 f YQ s 1 M . t , '41 '5 E , W 'X J Af N f f I The Conservatory Club helps keep Langley's courtyard beautiful, fills the green house with many different kinds of plants and furnishes each teacher with a potted plant in the spring. The members of this unique organization are, bottom: R. Knox, L. Holzapfel, M, Geagin, C, Bean, W. McEachern, and S, Rutkowski. Second: S, Evans, S. Ross, F. Walizer, J, Cunningham, K. Bock, A Juergen, C, Whalen, C, Reno, F, Sporrer, J Jericho, P, Gallagher, R, Deer, W, Hardy, R Couch, R, Meager, and Mr. M, Tomko. Top:' J. Woods, D, White, M, Jacobs, L, Lee. F if 3, ,,:-we ...sf af 5 t - ,.,... . .,. .KKVI 1 . h 25

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TLIDE T LIFE The Student Life at Langley is always busy and full of excitement. This past school year was no ex- ception and followed much the same pattern as in other years. The sale of Activity Tickets paved the way for participation in extra-curricular ac- tivities, as the various clubs began getting organized, A Student Coun- cil, consisting of representatives from every homeroom, was set up and through this, the students' opin- ions and desires were made known, New uniforms for the Majorettes and Cheerleaders added sparkle to the excitement of the football sea- son, as the late fall activities came swiftly. Plans for the Homecoming Dance were being made while the Seniors searched for prospective buy- ers of Class Play tickets. The Stu- dent Council Christmas Project was once again a huge success and so the New Year came. The end of the first semester was warmly greeted by all, as slight indications of spring activities be- gan taking shape. The competition, both in the track meets and baseball games, was intermixed with the glow- ,ing thoughts of the Junior-Senior Prom. Graduation rounded off the activities for the year, as the students, were once again vacation-bound, Extra-curricular activities are an important part of Langley High School's program, The benefits of a well rounded education are many-- and for this reason, Langley strives to keep the Student Life active. 1 l 5 af .l .4-2, ii' , . M .,.t .- 26 cw-4? my Aff Q if M iw if J 'V' S m 15523595 A L, ,. ,V . ,ffm -1.-A-we-,-kia. f.f.if-ff-am., -ww .F '-P' f t