Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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we De icafe . . . In view of his credible record as head of the mathematics department of our high school, we of the Senior Class dedicate this book to Mr. Ward D. Jordan. Much of Mr. Jorclan's life has been spent in public service. Through this dedication, we wish to pay tribute to the nineteen years of service which he has spent here with us. Pops instructs members of his solid gecmetry class.

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Hel 149 MR. WARD D. JORDAN Mr. Jordan was born in Friendship, New York. He received his elementary and secondary education there and went on to the University of Rochester, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. With further schooling at Columbia University, he re- ceived his lVIaster,s Degree in Education. After teaching math- ematics and science in the high schools of Cuba, New York, and Dodgeville, Wiscoiisin, he joined the faculty of Hazelton High School. From this position as head of the mathematics depart- ment there for eighteen years, he came to Aliquippa where he has spent the past nineteen years as head of our mathmatics depart- ment.