Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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CATHERINE SOWELL l-lead of Foreign Language Department AB., Winthrop College, S. C. Th.M., Southwestern Seminary Th.D. Southwestern Seminary M.A., University ot Pittsburgh Superintendent of Schools, Tavares, Fla. Dean of Women, Howard College, Alabama Teacher, Aliquippa High School Cl VlgLl6lgQS Latin and French have been tor us not a series at translation recitations but a fascinating exploration into language, literature, and lite. We have increased our English vocabularies noticeably by applying our knowledge ot Latin and have gained an understanding of ancient civilization through our study at Roman authors. Our French classes have had added zest because they have been con- clucted almost entirely in French. Eleanor Splane-Mathematics and everyday lite . . . reports on practical problems . . . arithmetic review Helen Smith-Sixteen o'clock . , . sounds fishy to us . . . French Norman McCormick-Those treehand chalk maps Caesar Sara Jack-And more fun . . . a class in Exploring Latin -19-

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Albert Wasel-Quadratics with a vengeance , . . ad- vanced algebra Elsie Cunningham-O-Oh those theorems . . . practice in reasoning . . . geometry George Polovina-Our departing seniors take o last look at arithmetic review F18- WARD D. JORDAN Head ot Mathematics Department B.S., University ot Rochester, N. Y. M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Dodgeville High School, Dodgeville, Wis. Hazelton High School, Hazelton, Pa. Teacher, Aliquippa High School 1 J f - ,- , - - -.,--, . 1 i, 'i, ,xf i i, JJ Y' ,f' Q Sextant, slide rule, transit, and various other devices supplemented our textbook work as we acquired both a theoretical and a practical knowledge ot math. Our instruction has equipped us to meet and solve the problems which require an un- derstanding ot mathematics. Elizabeth Charles-Longitude and time problems general math

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EDMUND R MclSAAC l-lead of Commercial Department Bowling Green College of Kentucky B S University of Pittsburgh Teacher Aliquippa High School Aware that the business world demands assistants who can cope with its complex problems, the commercial department has provided a streamlined curriculum. The study of business theory, and practical training in the use of the equipment and machinery available to the department have instilled in us confidence in our ability to fill positions in all types of commercial work, from retail selling to secretarial activities. Margaret MacMillan Wages-debitj sales-credit Dale W. Robinson-The workshop of the school or is it wages creditg sales-debit . . . book- . . . here's where our workbooks are mimeo keeping graphed . . , office practice ...2O?. OWIWLQPZCLLI