Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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- J fi ff F X X2 S ii At the helm ot our system are compel ent men We oi the school place our iaith in them Through these years have they been our guiae And with us their teachings will al ways abide CLASSES meant more than Just work and Dlgy For we knew they held the key to a future day And as we went with a seemingly care tree mind Each year was a Jewel cut precious and fine f-X FT 'ff' f ,sr j 47 X D G' X by le lf gw Z 0 x,, o lh xfiky f Xxx. -A If ffjffli f Jaw 1 X -..if fwfr fr ff Jawa! These are the days oi '49. ln 18 it was qold they had on their mind. In l9 we rushed, though not for goldf But wait, read on, and see our story told. There's our school up on the hill. 'Tain't nothing at all like Sutter's Mill. But come with us and look inside, And let this book be your only guide E Housing marches hoarse cheers tense moments full of fears Stadium lights with crowds below as onward we went to battle the foe To our ATHLETICS we give a great hoo ra For we know we have gained in all win lo e or draw C 11. Ll XX ,ff , f , Q Q . - , If X . T X t, 'L I Eflu K l h I 'IZ' Q5 . I I Q X l , A 1 X 4 if N Ei 'Nxt lif if , rw ' - J 1 X I f T l . , f -1 I ,, L 4 Q, J I . . . 5 Q K W l f-. I . Hg-' L 'rj y L, 4. T - . if X 4035- h, f . . 0 ' Q G VI I K b X ' , s , . I fi? Vw tk j i f 'f 1 WT? it A f .. f f f .e s H f T ff. f c, e:'f r ,.RX- ,Y ij' - l- Ax ,-Q cf! t 1 uc, , f ' , ' f' 'E'

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NAOMI ANDERSON 1928 1948 Her qulet personahty and genume frrendll ness endeared Naomr to many who w1ll re member her as one who would have graduated wrth the present Semor Class A student rn the Home Econom1cs course before leavrng school she followed eagerly the GCl1V1l19S of her class and school desp1te her rllness The members of the Senlor Class feel deeply the loss of one whom they had grown to love as a schoolmate and frrend 1932 l948 A member of the Iumor Class at the t1me of h1s death Iuno s was an engagmg personalrty and energentlc sp1r1t HIS honorable part1c1pat1on 1n the Acad em1c course of study, basketball ba eball and other outdoor sports w1ll forever remam a part of h1s memory upheld by h1s schoolmates and frrends lUNO DAVID ROMA

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aazqfvm For ORGANIZATIONS we were on the run Cause what ts school wrthout some fun? Partres Proms Soclals and such The e are the rare trmes that meant so much But Worx had a part IH our club hte too In ACIIVITIES ervr e was our cue Mee rnas were held and worc wa done And as we went on tre worlc be ame un i xox In these days of 49 When weve reached the end ot our chrnb We look back on the years so swlftly pas ed Not really gone but rneant to last Donald Poland Paul I-Iurley xl Nm ts IQ 7 W1 3 ,g -iz, ? Ni 'lm ff ,fr 'fwrflfin L 1 Q gdrvm I Wy Aitgizm orowded halls and r1nq1nq bells Shouted areetmqs and mlnqled yells After school meetxnqs and makeup tests Asslqnments qalore but never a rest Thls was SCHOOL LIFE for four short years Now we are taklnq our rnernones and leavrnq our tears fx' me NK Lbcjfm l M ull we lx -tw! W Ii' W 1 'W' X , mgglb 'W WP .L :. I ISR nf It SSS mia ,fx X WY .xi .... P3 LL ff: 4 LII