Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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- s .. , , 1' C . ' ,X I' :AP I' S 3. lolloutnq Lmdbergh Across the farrzbeun Geography lzxerybocly as he reads hrs datly news paper needs geography XX ho hasnt vttshed for a better mental f hrs own country or of some foretgn land when trytng to follow our Marines tn Chtna or Ntcaraugua or our auators mn thenr fhghts' Lmdbergh on a Good Wxll Tour becomes more unter esttng when follovted on our bulletm boards and the countries he xtstts more rea to us In the mam geography room we have a ttle of three hundred ptcturei collected mountcd and filed accordxng, to rcgtons by pupxls In all geography vtork up to date tn formatlon .1 sctenttflc attltude toward ln formatton better cttwenshnp both na tlonal and International through a better understandtng of other people and thetr emtronment are our constant alms Pwplr' of Parts x1lSSpJUlll'lL L Htldtbrantl Churmmn A4155 Marne M McLaughl1n Mr Ross M McGregor .A '- Y - x ll fr l l Tl 'R' . - ' lf? -.5-0.1 , -. ,A ,' i, - x ii, ' is ' E :T 'ZX Af-l. 4: 4-,ff 4 3 J I - V' j 2.94 . -l t u NL X lf' -. 'fra' .Fig . ' 2.1.5. , 1 H ' : 'V A 7 V , N I A V 1 ' ,' map 0 l t ' l . . ' y , ' lf

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8 Q A N W 197 ' u ' W1-3 1. x I 1 , , Omms Gallru Duma I-Qt In Pa tes Tres O Lanbuage fhe purpose of the Langmgt Dep1rt ment m Hmrdxng Hugh School lns been Hrst to dexelop an understmdmg, of the hl9IOY'lC3l place of English ln other lm guages secondlx to furnnsh all pupils vuth some knowledge of the htstory and etymo logy of Englxsh words and the relatlon between them and the words of other languages The deputment has axmed to offer at tourse so planned that vull meet college requxrements and at the came tnme act as a foundatxon for adxanced Specnltled work nn college Trtdltlons customs natne md modern costumes son Q mt: 1n plus 'nt lwetn dxscuescd mtl 1klL'd bs both the I 1un 1nt Iran-.h Cluls which are composttl l admnctd lanqu1g,e students e clubs 1n. sponsored by the language teachers M195 Mugqlrtt X Rlclnrds Chnrman h!llb5 litlul lj Mcliane Klux Num Johnston - r ., , A ' 1 . . ,y v V 1 . Y ' . . Y. - r ' v , 1 . V . .' s 4 I r . - v I V A . , 9: . gl. V. . d . H h. I 1 r, . Q ,.. . ' . o '. ' A . 1 . Th 1 - - y .

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SENI. 'wha as-.Qu 'su af Tl Y ff? q K-if , A Cunous Smell A Iunny Noise Thats Lab Science creation. Our St'1'L'V7fl-SIS Miss Helen lj. Sponcler, Chairman Mr I. E Broad Mr brifl .hints 18 3 'L rc 2- 4 ' 'fl 1 8 mm itlbxw-' was Any one curious about the why how 1nd vihat of his cnuronment may hate that curiosity sitisned by study in the field of science High school pupils are curious and they are also eager to Search for realities It IS our aim in the sciences to give the in diuclual an opportunity to knows and un derstand life about him to lead him to appreciate the contributions to progress and human happiness that hate been made by great scientists: to supplx material on the basis of which he will be enabled to perform effectively those duties demanding a background of scitnu to had him to real scientific artitles and books for re