Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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Cross Country WH ,Q ' f,,' 5 if ' 121: ff' 5 L Y? A ev '- , , 'W i T . ' iff L' I - , ' 'ff' Roger Jones l ' ' Coach FRONT ROW: Marshall, Crosby. SECOND ROW: Moore, Roma, Gist, Brown, Bruno, Lowe. THIRD ROW: Tucker, Hill, Auguster, Doty, Hines. FOUR- TH ROW: Palmer, Bazemore, Austin, Josey, mgr. 4 Coach Roger Jones' harriers posted a season record of three wins and three losses for 1957. Quip victories were over Meadville, East Liverpool and Ambridge. Losses came at the hands of Central Catholic, Mount Lebanon and Penn. The Red 8- Black placed 6th in the Central Catholic invitational and thc WPIAL meets, the latter being held at Aliquippa's golf course. Consistent finishers for the Jonesmen were Crosby, Brown, Roma, l.owe, Gist and Horton Scene of Aliquippa's cross country meets at home, the Aliquippa golf course here provides a beautiful back- drop for the Mt. Lebanon contest, which ggi. 5 the Pittsburgh harriers won. - .v ' Q..-9 87 f4-r:,S9 -

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Junior High Basketball E3 ft 5 1 4 .vvbx f n-L ' wifi-WW' +'- sr' FRONT ROW: Dornick, Mamula, Tatalovich, Dulick, Sopko, Petkovich, Baker, Turney, Royal, lewis. SECOND ROW: McCoy, Baylis, Matta, Battalini, Seals, Taylor, Rembert, Burden. THIRD ROW: Diaddigo, mgr., Mancini, McMahon, Fouse, Arbutina, Vallecorsa, Zobrak, Suder, Barr, mgr. R09e -l0f19S John Battles Coach Assistant Aliquippa's junior high basketball team shared second place with neighboring Hopewell High School in WPIAL section 19 competition. The squad posted a 9-3 re- cord in league games and a 6-1 record in exhibition play. A win by Moon Town- ships' iunior cagers broke the Little Quips' 40 game win streak, which included their previous two year standing as Junior WPIAL champs. For the record, the team made 318 field goals and 118 fouls out of 326 attempts for a total of 754 points against 495 for their opponents. Matt Arbutina led scoring with 156 points and George Suder was runner-up with 143 points. JETHRO McCOY icenter No. 111 con- trols the lump ball in the Beaver Falls iunior high game. SEASON RECORD Aliquippa Opponent 38 New Brighton 15 38 Beaver 28 36 New Castle 23 28 New Brighton 18 31 Mt. Lebanon 28 26 Moon Township 27 17 Hopewell 18 51 Beaver Falls 41 51 Midland 26 24 Ellwood City 31 56 Ambridge 23 68 Monaco 23 26 Hopewell 32 4. 44 Beaver Falls 32 - 53 Midland 22 ' 43 Ellwood City 28 42 Ambridge 31 48 Monaco 17 38 New Castle 32

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Track 1957 Y as . FRONT ROW: Henderson, Lowe, Moore, Johnson, Glenn, Simmons, Gist, Horton. SECOND ROW: Sakal, Karas, Flowers, Fedorchak, Josey, L. Marshall, Pierrello, Braddick, Piocquidio. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jones, K. Marshall, B. Lowe, Kimbrough, Belich, McKenzie, Short, Stoll, Shively, Giuliani, Mr. Farber. Coach--Roger Jones Winning its third straight, Beaver County championship, Coach Roger Jones' track team took part in eight track and field meets during the 1957 season. Of nine squad members who qualified for partici- pation in WPIAL competition during the Slippery Rock district meet on May 'l0, the mile relay quartet composed of Johnny Jos- ey, Richard Oxendine, Richard Kimbrough and Melvin Glenn finished third in the WPIAL contest at Mt. Lebanon. The Aliquippa team placed second in meets held at Ambridge, New Castle, Shal- er and Butler. Five high schools participat- ed in the Ambridge and Shaler contests. Assistant-Walter Farber RICH OXENDINE takes the hurdles at the Am bridge meet.