Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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kj I U Dlckson McKenzle Dnka Cooney Coaches Head Coach Nick Uram Assnstant Joe Pukoch Seated Tafalovnch Macldrey Astormo Oxendme Young Scrutchlns Lee Svandung Alger Cam SEASON RECORD Alrqufppa Opporlenf Monaca McKeesport Duquesne Penn Townshnp Weshnghouse Johnstown Monessen Ford Cny New Kensington Beaver Falls Sharon New Castle Ellwood Cuty Farrell Ambrudge North Catholuc Beaver Falls 44 'Sharon 40 45 'New Castle 52 70 'Ellwood Cily 55 38 'Farrell 39 75 'Ambridge 49 'WPIAL games

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Junior High Football 4 T i ?fw. T5 gf,-.qSG.,a 992535 55?-73eiGFf f7? 57,-in 7 FRONT ROW: DiNello, Mayer, mgrs. SECOND ROW: Schulkosky, Norman, A. Smith, Fouse, Hill, Jenkins, McCoy, Arbutina, Zobrak, Jumper, Hribar, Gordon, Rembert. THIRD ROW: Agresti Scrutchin, Taylor, Colaluca, Tisch, Compston, Magestro, Herring, Yaccich, Burden, C. Smith Feltenberg, Bayllis. FOURTH ROW: Seals, Pastine, Tsuris, Long, Matakovich, Vallecorsa, Kundla Plodinec, Close, Cox, Royal, Cain. 1 1 1 Coaches-Aldo Bonomi and Mike' Dzvonar ,,.. , Aliquippa's junior high football team posted a season record of three wins and one loss in i957 Q ,T :za-asf 1'?f,-Q15 if a 2 competition. The Little Quips S Q ' V :M I ,,, 4 , , I WB' , ml rolled over Carroll 33-7, McKees- fui L: J s f 'A 1:3512 port 20-O, and Ambridge 18-14. 1 ,f , li U ' gi 4 . , f' Their only loss came at the hands IHQQ, ' t l gh' X is 3 of the Beaver Falls Junior High Q :--, 5 : , with a 7-6 squeaker. Outstanding pf N 1 in Min N- for the junior high group were ii. M, 44 L , , ,gf it A s, M Arbutina, McCoy, Jumper, Rem- 'lf i ii? I ' , 'lif'f,ff'g:-',,.,, 'knL, bert and Agresti. ,.,,, K ,jg V ,,, S - tf w,,a3gJr:fuq , ,-,. A K at n,,g?is.i.l'.?.'f H., 'iif3.'1t t5 -1 H 'ar ' 2 1'-' s J 1 ?'1f s ' f, Q9 QUARTERBACK Jethro McCoy is about to make good a jump pass to Alex Smith in the McKeesport ir. high game. 79

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Nav Ashton Ditka Kevin Cooney Rlfhafd Oxendlne Fo,-WG,-d Guord Forward-Captain QUIPS PLACE 3rd IN WPIAL After posting a 5-5 record in pre-season play, Coach Nick Uram's 1957-58 basketball squad cap- tured third place in WPIAL Section lll competition with 7 wins and 5 losses. Starting lineup personnel included Richard Oxendine, only squad member with previous varsity experience, Joe Maddrey, Joe Astorino, Kevin Cooney and Charlie Cain. Tagged giant killers during league play, the Quips defeated Monaco 54-48 in their exhibition opener and then dropped contests to McKeesport and Duquesne. After downing Penn, Westinghouse and Johnstown, Aliquippa took the short end of a 52-41 contest with sharpshooting Monnessen cagers. Ford City's precision and acuracy next swamped the Red 8. Black 66-28. With the exception at the North Catholic loss which came in the middle of league play, the Quips ended their pre-season warm- up with a win over New Kensington. A 53-42 win over Beaver Falls started Section Ill competition as Joe Maddrey and Amos McKenzie contributed 17 and 14 points, respectively. In their second meeting on the loser's court, Aliquippa won 58-28. Joe Astorino's fine set shooting led the scor- ing with 16 points. 8'I