Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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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 '

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-l f A.. i ' .f V XXX ' ' 39135 X4 If .i Comprehensive in concept and teaching prac- tice. our history courses include Pennsylvania history. grade 95 Americtin history, grade 11g .ind Problems of Democriicy, grade 12. Through textbook study, class discussions, field trips, films. extensive use of newspapers and inaga- zines. and weekly editions of Om' 7'm1e.i. Iizerj ll7'eei and the Azzzeinizzz O!1.l'6l'lbf'V. We consider both contemporary and historical developments. In July 1958 several seniors doubled for local officials in ti day-long student government proj- ect. Geogmpliy in grade IO includes it study of physitpil :ind eeonomic aspects of the United States. XVorld geography is studied in grade 12 OCIAL TUDIE Bring the COMPARING NOTES on their freshman and junior history clisscs are Mr. Lawrence F. Blaney and Mr. Aldo Bonomi. 'Uv .,,..,.--f'