Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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United Fund Three members of the senior school are selected to serve as student speakers for the annual United Fund campaign. The s t u d e nt s chosen for the 1965 campaign we re: D. Woodburn, Y. Pascuzzi, and W. McGivern. One of their duties consisted of contacting local civic organizations for the purpose of securing speaking engage- ments. Langleyette The staff members of The Langleyette staff strives to publish an interesting and informative newspaper. Members of the staff are, bottom: J. Voshall, S. Mott, S. Eyth, L. Fiering, L. Leineweber,L. Richardson. Second: N. Werkstein, D. Harmon, A. Beshenich, C. Abernathy, L. Collet, S. Foster. Third: J. Toomey, K. Howe, B. Peters, M. Rush, D. Edwards, S. Farmer, D. Priore, J. Smith. Fourth: K. Klinkner, N. Heidish,S.Culupa, H. Brockington, R. Caruso, C. Hertrick. Fifth: B. Atrostic, W. Fender, C. Quinn, F. Clinton, C. Morgan, R. Wisniewski. Top: E. Conrad, D. Miller, J. Stanchack. the junior school news- paper, the Langleyette, worked hard to make their paper a success. Their re- sponsibilities were similar to the senior newspaper staff, Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Harry Schaffer, the Langleyette staff worked very efficiently.

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Service Club The members- of the Service Club work hard each day. McGivern, J. Buranovsky, S. Smith, B, Elliott, L. Seated: D. DQVIS, N. Koerbel, D. Bakalarski,L. schachter, McCaffrey, S. Dailey, J. vanderpooi, c, Kos, L, schorm, M. A. Tkacik, R. Takacs, P, Brantner. Standing: T. S. Connors, W. Jasenak,,K. Quinn, J. Janiec, Miss Potetz. The Service Club devotes much time and energy to vari- ous types of clerical Work for the faculty and administration. In addition to preparing mim- eographed tests and the daily absence bulletin, they learn to operate modern office equip- ment. They are an asset to the school and are to be com- mended for the fine job they have done this past year. The gym assistants are re- sponsible for updating physical fitness records and performing other clerical duties for the girls' Physical Education teachers. Many times they give up their gym or study period to help in this Way. G m Assistants Checking over a few physical fitness records are:K, Vitale, B. Bell, S, Kizina, and J. Reuschlein, seated.

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Majorettesg K. Krasauskas, J. Eyring, K, Parris, P, Pace, G, St. Clair. Band members, first row: T. Rush, R, Harding, C. Wareham, D. Laury, D, Schrempf, D, Rosenblatt, D. Davin, G, Berendowski, R. Hempfield, R. Flynn, Second row: D, Mr. Floyd Bennett, director of instru- mental music, gives the dovsmbeat for the band to begin. 40 4 4 Fife, D, King, R. Schaffer, J. Brison, B. Harke, L. White, J. 1 Brown, B. Atrostic, M, Rice. Third row: J. Wolstoncroft, R, Partridge, D. Luttrell, W, McEachern, W, Steenson, M, , Jacobs, J. Deller, L. Lee, H. Schmeideke, R. Mikush. , i Always a part of the Band's performance at home games is the formation of the Langley L . They are pictured here moving into their positions in the L for the playing of the Alma Mater. N