Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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Special even M and actiaJitieA ill our year with werle WMV ff ,K DRIVING HARD for the Red 8- Block, our gridiron heroes GET IN THERE! says Basketball Coach Uram an oppose the Ellwood City Wolverines. from here it looks as if they all will! Service Typical of the services performed by school organizations, the distribution of March of Dimes containers throughout Aliquippa was conducted by the Hi-Y. At right, front-Postmaster Earl Cummings, Bill Piocquidio, Alfred D'Ottcxvio, rear- Bill Roberts, Donold Adams, Hi-Y sponsor. I g .z fz w ' Vi BANDSMAN Andy Babich, like his tellow instrumental- ists, gives his all for dear ol' Aliquippa High. IO N

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and var queenA we have to prove it. Zaurel Queen candidate Shortly after commence- ment, Aliquippa H i g h School's candidate will ioin other senior girls from high schools all over the state in the annual Laurel Festival held in Wellsboro, Pa. Ini- tiated by the Wellsboro Chamber of Commerce, the Festival, so-called in com- memoration of our state flower, is climaxed by an elaborate p a g e a nt at which a Laurel Queen reigns. Our candidate and her alternate were elected by their classmates from a group of ten senior home- room nominees. Candidate Margie Dougherty frightl and Betty Cabot, alternate. Queen of llomemalzem Attaining the highest score in a written examination on homemaking knowledge and aptitudes given to senior girls, Aliquippa's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow is eligible to compete for state and national hon- ors and scholarships in the General Mills' contest. Home Economics Department Head Mrs, Helen W. Ciriacy pins the Homemaker of Tomorrow award pin on Sheila Kier. 9

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baiay Mae get leer man too! FAR LEFT: Mary Murphy QLeno the Hyenob and Jce Stuby fMGfTYiHl Somj dance the Dogpc1tch Deligfwtf' LEFT: Mike Ditkcx fLi'l Abnerj figures there's no use runnin' from Betty Cabot fDOtSY Maeb any more! 11