Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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flbidildn Mrs. Jessie B. Kirk A well-equipped clinic is maintained for student emergency use here in the high school. Its staff is composed of Dr. McMillin, Dr. Miller, Mrs. Walsh, and Mrs. I-Iellein while Mrs. Hanks serves as full-time secretary. The staff is active throughout the school district in administering tests and X-rays. STAFF Mrs. Jessie B. Kirk One of the largest and most modern scholastic libraries in Western Pennsyl- vania is included among the availahle facilities at Aliquippa High School. In addition to her duties as faculty li- brarian, Mrs. Kirk instructs ninth grade classes in the proper use of the library and sponsors a group of junior librarians. ' medical gf Dr. McMillin, Mrs. Hellein, Mrs. Walsh, D Mll In rt Mrs. Hanks.

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FACULTY gndusffzial Depafzfment INDUSTRIAL SHOP MR. EDWIN FRENCH Head of Department Equipped with some of the most mod- ern machines and tools, the Industrial Shop department offers courses in elec- trical, construction, machinery, car- pentry, and auto mechanics. Under the direction of Mr. French, these courses are taught by Mr. Ladish, Mr. Glass, Mr. Ciriacy, and Mr. Nelson, respectively. . IN DUSTRIAL-RELATED MR. EDWIN FRENCH Head of Department Courses in English, history, related mathematics, science, and drawing are also a part of the industrial student's study. In their respective order, these subjects are taught by Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Biechler, Mr. Brittan, Mr. Bro- beck, and Mr. Petty. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Additional shop instruction is offered to students not enrolled in the indus- trial department. These courses range from two periods per week to ten periods depending on the student's course. Mr. Crawford heads instruc- tion in mechanical drawing. lTopJ Seated-left to right: Mr. French, Mr. Ladish. Standing-Mr. Ciriacy, Mr. Glass, Mr. Nelson. fMiddleJ Seated-left to right: Mrs. Fleming, Mr. French, M B b k Standing-Mr. Biechler, Mr. Petty. lBo!toml Left to right-Mr. Adams. Mr. Crawford. Mr. N 19

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STAFF Anything you don't lcnow, don't have . . . stapling machine, pencil, slcy hook? -lust see Marshall or Vicki. They'll lcnow where to find it or advise you in a manner friendly to all and limited only in the use of their stapling ma- chine. Recipients of anything from supply orders to daily announcements, theirs is the friendly atmosphere lcnown and appreciated by all. GENERAL OFFICE Left to right: Mary Zobrak, Mildred Horval, Ersilia Kubera, Anna Miller, Silvia Holpp, Michael Bobanic. Esther Dewhirsl. PRINCIPAUS OFFICE Mr. Del Greco and Mrs. Adams Though not as well lcnown to the high school student body, the general office is the co-ordinating office for the school district. In addition to this work, the business office handles all accounts for organizations and houses the superintendent's and assistant superintendenfs offices and board rooms. From handling telephone calls to computing teachers' salaries, the staff is indeed a busy one.