Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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FACULTY usic MR. F. SPORNY Head of Department Fine musical organizations such as the band, choruses, and the string ensem- ble are becoming common to our school. These organizations exist only through the efforts of Mr. F. Sporny and Mr. Bennett, instrumental music, and Mrs. Mansell and Mrs. Mc- Williams, vocal. Seated-left to right: Mrs. Mansell, Mrs. McWilliams. Standing-Mr. Bennett. Mr. Sporny. Get MR. J. B. DAVIS Head of Department I, sto Students enrolled in the art course, fisiugsiikx headed by Mr. B. Davis, help to im- prove our school in many ways. Be- sides exhibiting many fine works of art, they distribute self-painted posters with themes usually suggesting ideas for the improvement of our school. Mr. Davis keeps a steady stream of show-case displays before the students. Mr. Davis instructs the pholographefs assistants. I7

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MR. NORMAN McCORMICK Head of Department Two-year courses in Latin, French, and Spanish are available to students here, while courses in advanced study are offered. The department is headed by Mr. McCormick who teaches Latin and Spanish. Mrs. Smith has all the French classes while Miss Poiarkoff has several in Spanish. French students have recently received letters from cor- respondence pals in France. ommeicial Seated-left to right: Miss Halama. Mr. Robinson, Miss Bonomi, Miss Frank. Standing-Miss MacMillan, Mr. Reinish. Mrs. Benedict. LM, , 7, ,M , F A C U L T Y Glflgllfdge Sealed-left to right: Mr. McCormick. Mrs. Smith. MR. DALE ROBINSON Head of Department A large portion of students are en- rolled in our schoolis commercial de- partment which is supervised by Mr. Robinson. A thorough three year course in commercial subjects is offer- ed to these students, while several after-school typing classes are also held. Publication of the school news- paper is a part of the department's activity.

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li A C U L T Y Home gconomics MRS. CATHERINE BRADLEY Head of Department Courses in foods and sewing as well as the main- tenance of a well-equipped cafeteria are part of the duties of the home economics dep artment. In addition to her supervisory worlc, Mrs. Bradley and her staff are often called upon for banquets during the year. Left to right-Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bradley, Miss Moran. plulsical Education and Healflz MR. KENNETH WEBB Head of Physical Education MR. ROGER JONES Head of Health Department Essential to the growing mind and body are courses in physical train- ing and health. Gym classes in- clude worlcouts in tumbling and all sports while health classes school the student in health practices and hygiene. Left to right-Mrs. Carver, Mr. Jones, Mr. Webb, Mrs. Richards. IS