Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Judith Hill l Jean Reuschlein l Mary Anne Tkacik Suzanne Miller heerleaders Despite frequent rain and cold Weather, the cheerleaders liven Langley's football games with pep and energy. The en- thusiasm remalns the same all year as they cheer the Mustangs through the basketball season. Under the direction of Miss Carol Miller, the cheerleaders practice for many hours after school, as well as on summer evenings, at least three times a week. Their new uniforms this year added much to their ap- pearance. The job of the cheerleaders is to build up school spirit not only by their actions on the field but also by their citizen- ship in school. The cheerleaders felt that their efforts were paid off when Langley students dis- played the fine school spirit that was present this year. mangas- W-We 1Lsae.z-1,rfuf:l:fle1a Janet Boisen Sylvia Wilke Linda Reamer Sally Rosso Joy Wagner

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One of the highlights of the evening was the Puerto Rican dance routine. It was performed by members of the A-Choir to America 'Carousel of Music' i Mr. Floyd Bennett, the band director, congratulates Charles Nemetz after his solo performance. Many hours of hard Work are put forth each year in preparation for the annual Spring Musical. On April 8th and 9th, 1965, the vocal and instrumental departments un- der the direction of Miss Kathryn Kahr, Mr. John Kehayas, and Mr. Floyd Bennett, presented Carousel of Music. The band presented avari- ety of numbers followed by the younger members of the vocal department performing songs from Mary Poppins. The program ended with the A-Choir's interpretation of West Side Story, The program was enjoy- able for both the participants and the audience. The musical was interrupted by a comic piano-tuner, who was also the surprise soloist of the evening. Beneath the disguise was Mr. James Reed of the History Department. 43

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The Homecoming King and Queen, J. Bogdan and D. Davis, accepted their gifts as the Court members looked on. The annual Homecoming dance was held on November 24, 1965. Langley's students and alumni were present as James Bogdan and Donna Davis reigned as King and Queen. The dance was sponsored by the National Honor Society. The King and Queen of 1964, Rick Wiedwald and Karen Carlin crowned their successors and presented the gifts. Flowers were given to the members of the court. Homecoming Court The newly crowned King and Queen led the first dance of their reign and were soon joined by others attending the dance. The Homecoming Court consisted ofthe R. Gillespie, S. Rosso, G. Holeczy, F. first four runners-upfor King andQueen. Hanbury, T. Foreman, K. Grada, Surrounding Donna and Jim, they are: S. Davis, D. Whitaker. f 1- - , fi ,