Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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I DU TRIAL ART B MECHANICAL DRAWING instructor Mr, WOOD SHOP instructor Mr. Donald METAL SHOP instructor Mr. Nikolaj Andrew Steranka checks joe AIfano's proj- Adams approves a shelf being completed Halama and sophomore Al DiCicco look err, by Harry Funk and Nick Cekoric. over the shop's new automatic shaper. for Career- W Lse tudents MRS. HELEN CIRIACY, department head, and Mrs. Estelle Zettel dis- cuss plans for their home economics and homemaking classes. MRS. DELORES GRECO checks Deloisteen Persons prog- ress at the sewing machine. 25

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MR. GEORGE MERGES, art department head, smooths the handle of a pitcher recently Cast by one of his pupils. ART I ntrigues Us 'ln 4: flvf X A minor elective for all students in the high school and an elective major subject for general course pupils, art provides an outlet for talent as well as a laboratory for increased development of drawing, design, composition, lettering, and color techniques. Ceramics, a popular feature of the art course, is also offered in the evening school pro- gram in addition to classes in oil painting and water coloring. Projects of day and evening school students are regularly displayed in the school and in local business establishments. The LIBRARY Serves Us MRS. JESSIE KIRK, librarian, smilingly serves Kathy Como at the Cir Culation desk. all ftilll' ' '-if 3 Book report time? Writing an investigative theme? From our high school library's large col- lection of fiction, non-fiction, and reference books and periodicals, students obtain needed study ma- terials to augment their regular classroom assign- ments. Junior librarians, who enroll for Library Science, a minor elective, assist the librarian in charging books, organizing materials, compiling circulation statistics, and binding and repairing books and periodicals.