Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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VISITORS Pupil Services GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MR. DOMINIC ii. CARIEO A constant source of information and aid tor students, Mr. Carifo is here pictured counseling prospectixe college student Al Ifrancona. The many duties ot this versatile director include administering pupil achievement and aptitude tests, College Boards and other examsg consulting with parents and college admissions officers: preparations for annual College Night and Parents' Night programs: compilation of statistical records. and counseling individual students on classroom achievement and personal matters. HOME AND SCHOOL MISS MARGARET MARTIN and MRS. LOUISE COLLINS SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST DR. ANNE K. DAVIES Acting upon requests from parents and school personnel, our Home and School Visitors and School Psychologist main- tain husy schedules of pupil and parent consultations Their individual testing, results of suggested courses of attion. and follow-up reports are valuahle aids to the education of pupils in the Ali- cluippa Puhlic Schools. Lett to right: Miss Martin, Mrs. Collins. Dr. Davies. ATTENDANCE DIRECTOR MR. LLOYD ci, sH1RK Preparation ot' students' schedules, balancing classroom rolls. and checking pupils' attendance are only a few of the duties so capahly administered by Mr. Shirle Numerous pupils' records and follow-up reports are also prepared hy this office. along with monthly school district attendance reports prepared by Mrs. Elizabeth Garwood tseatedb fOr the State Dept. of Public Instruction. Senior Antoinette Buono trighti here re- turns a homeroom attendance folder to Mr, Shirk. -sm t 4

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Principals 5 . -Q xx, ,f 1 PRINCIPAL .ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL I DR. DOUGLAS A. LEHMAN MR. MICHAEL M ZAHoRcHAK From preparation of the 'ch0ol's master schedule to announcing 'A' schedule todaywg from consultations with parents to introducing assembly guest speakersg from counseling pupils to commending student award winners-all these duties, plus active participation in community and professional organizations, keep Dr. Lehman and Mr. Zahorchak constantly on the job. STL'DEN'I' DRIVERS Margie Close and XX'ayne Cekoric register their cars with Mr, Zahorchak. 0mi DR. LIZHMAN rlitcks foothall ticket sales with Miss Marie Sellari fleft5 whilc- Mrs, Yvonne Mamslnxich prepares a letter of recommendation for .rn AHS 'ra luate ' 4' 3, t 1-Q. I2

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ENGLISH as 1 M- 'IUNIOR AND SENIOR English teachers. Mrs. Rhea Long. Miss Belle Adams, and Mrs, Mary George, read pupils' original poems before Checking all those investigatixe themes, MISS CAROLINE TI-IEI., our capable English department head, discusses Emerson's poetry and essays with her junior American literature class, Miss Thel also teaches freshman and senior classes. I In LA GUAGE ART 'hx I EXCHANGING NOTES on their sophomore English classes are Mrs. NX- '4 i f Sarah Chambers and Mr. Ralph Greco. Mrs. Chambers also teaches r' junior English, X BOOK REPORI time mains i libraii iisit for Mrs Ann Ilem ing English 9 intl 105 Miss Genuine Hrrchiclt giide 8 and Mrs Margaret Chabala Cgride 9 63 '