Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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I O O Supenntendent two Mr Wrlson s task as Superrntendent 15 told Besrdes headrnq the educatlonal proqram he manages all of the busrness affa1rs and IS onsrble for many of the rmprove therefore resp nts ot our school system H19 Asslstant Superintendent Mr errntendent ondary educatron ad as the co ord1nator of sec dardrzed tests 1n our school Dunqan our Asslstant Sup m1n1 ters all stan H rr are e system Qt spe ral rnterest to 1 d Junror hrqh school ara es G43 C0-lftpezehj 01644 Pnnclpcxl The dutles ot Mr Crawford Prrncrpal of our hlqh school rnvolve student aurdance the records and enrollment ot the student body and parent student drscrplrnary problems Also rn the hands of our Pr1nc1pal IS the task of con ter schedule structma an d balancrnq the mas Assistant Pnnclpal As Assrstant Prmclpal Mr Marley rs re sponslble for the dlscrplxmnq of students mak ule of classes and obtarmnq substr xnq sched tute teachers when ne essary

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Hilde Seated left to rrqht R N Keyser I K Buchanan Georqe F Tovey Dr L N Colonna Presrdent Harold E Cram Sohcrtor Standmq L M Wllson Dr H I Gold I T Bradford V1rq1lM Gray E W Devrtt Secretary Not presert A I Lels Treasurer Board of Educahon The Board of Educatron headed by Dr L N Colonna formulates the pol1c1es and oversees the act1v1t1es of the school d1str1ct In prov1d1nq bu1ld lngs teachers and supplres to the d1SlI1Cl rt has a year round Job The board conslsts of even professronal and bustness men elected for terms of two to srx years and three appomtees secretary treasurer and sollcrtor Durlna the past school year rnernbers of the Board as Well as the entrre school and communlty felt deeply the loss of Board Secretary Mr Louts A Smlth Mr Srnrth s twenty s1x years of perfect attendance at meetlnqs was an attarnrnent as honorable as the equally farthful servlce he had shown ln all h1s assoclatrons , . . . , , . , M , ' . S 1 -1 1 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 ' ' . . 1 - 1

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We aaa fallffz in lfzem ENGLISH Miss Caroline Thel And what is so rare as a day in Iune . . Yes, whether it's memorization, grammar, literature, themes, book reports, book club subscriptions, and a host of other duties, it all comes under the English department. The English office buzzes with constant activity and affords ample proof of the efficiency of its more than qualified department head, Miss Thel. HISTGRY CS GEOGRAPHY Mr. Clifford Smith In history and geography classes we learn of and come to appreciate the won- derful heritage which is ours. From free discussion and exchange of our ideas, we weigh and consider the possibilities of the future. Inspiring us to become useful citi- zens is Mr. Clifford Smith, head of the de- partment, who is well known throughout the district for his participation in civic affairs. ENGLISH SeatedAleft to right: Miss Ccchran, Mrs. George, Miss Thel. Standing-Mrs. Long, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Weitzel, Miss Small- wood, Mrs. Marsden, Miss Adams. COMMERCIAL Mr. Dale Robinson A large percentage of Aliquippa High students are enrolled in either the clerical or stenographic divisions of the commer- cial course. Courses offering instruction in typing, shorthand, office practice, busi- ness law and organization, and book- keeping prepare students for future office work. This department also assists in the publication of the school newspaper, the QUIP SCRIPT. SCIENCE Mr. Francis W. Marley The interesting field of science is made even more so through the efforts of Mr. Marley and his assistant, Mr. Tatalovich. As a part of their visual education pro- gram, the department has increased its use of classroom films. Everything from Pascals Law to the Ionization Theory is covered thoroughly by this department in general science, biology, physics, and chemistry classes. HISTORY 6- GEOGRAPHY Seated -HI. to r.: Mrs, Edwards, Mr. Blaney, Mrs. Coulter Standing Mr. Smith, Mr. Kuvinka, Mr. Aschman, Mr Gar ing.