Elizabeth Forward High School - Eli Mon Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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fl, 'X 2 P' - ' l l i frl A l ' . . at ix , Q , Health-Physical Education .Q- ' 'if XF K ' ' X 4 x R Our aim in thc health and physical eflucation flopartment is to llll'llll,'1'lllC clovclopment and intvrcst of the sluclcnts X in personallhygicne and lo help them become and remain hcaltliy imlivicluals. ln safety cclucation. we seek to tion-lop attituflos anfl toach skills for the Sale operation of a motor wllivlv. MRS. HELEN ALLEN. ILS.. Slippi-ry MRS. JEAN CLARK. R.N.. BS.. Alle- MISS SUZANNE EVANS, li-5-, SHP' Rovk, S.'l'.C.: Elizzxlwtll: hvalrh and gxlu-ny Ccncral Hospitalg California pvry Rovk S.T.C.: WCS! Mifllilll IWll!'Si- physical vrlucation: lla-partmvnt vhair- S.'l'.C.: school nurscg Elizabeth, cal Cfllli'llll0I'lQ Cl1vm'1'l0ad0i' sponsor. mamg lf.A.A. sponsor: vo-rvc'rcalional mlirvvlor. KM... Q.. Q FORW RD HlGllf. MR. JOHN LEFFARD, JR., US., W. MR, ANTHONY RUBINO, B.S., Wake- MR. DAVID WEST, B.S., M.Ed., Slip- Va. Wcsltrytxllg McKccsportg physical Forcstg Elizalicthg driver education: pcry Rock S.T.C., Pitcairng physical education, historyg basketball coach. football coach. cducationg boys' gym programg lmaskvt- hall Coach. Safety Education

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MR. THEODORE CHOMAS. B.S.. Ship- pcnshnrg S.'l'.C.: Elizalwthg Civics, his- toryg class adviser. l. M ' Q MR, JAMES I,.Ol'RES'l'I. ISS.. Cali for nia S.T.C.g New Eaglc: liisloryq 1 sistanl footlmll coacll. MR. EDWARD POSA. ll.S.. M.Ed.. L California S.T.C. and U. of Pull.: ' Elizalmcth: historyg department chair- IIILIIIQ National Honor Society adviser. MR. ALFRED COME, l3.S., W. Va. YVeslcyang West Newton: historv: baseball coach. 1 MR. REGIS MA Z A N E T. l3.A M.E1l., Duqucsnc and U. of Pgh.: Faycttc City: social scicnccs. -v Olll' PUVPOSG is til lT1'Cpfll'C ytillllg IJUOIIIC to he worthy citizens of our clemocracyg ocial gions, and political partiesg and to instill ' to educate them to respect all races, reli- faith in the process of self-grovernment as 21 solution to our problems. MISS MARY SCARRY, l3.S., Slippery M f.-'i' Rock S.T.C.g Elizahethg historyg De- it-:-' tuclzes hate Clulm adviscr. MR. ROBERT TAYLOR, DS., Calif nia S.'I'.C.: Frank: social sturlic-rs: Cluli advisor. l L s l l'4 p

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Library 4 Music L . 1 vi ,,,,..1txl - -1 . f? T' 3: -kg A4,ii. ' 57' Es- c MISS AGNES LAUDER, B.A., M.Ed., U. of Pgli., 5 1' MR. WALTER C. IACOBUCCI, ILS., M.Eml. lN'l.L.S., Carncgio Instituto of Tvclinologyg Eliza- bctlig Librariang Library Club sponsor. V Chairman Music Department. -l ' 1 l-Q, 1 I 1' MR. CHARLES ESCOTT, B.S., In- MR. JOSEPH EARINA, l3.S., St. Vinccntg Eliza diana S.T.C., Port Vueg artg Art Club 5 bctlig vocal musicg Warrior Choir rlircclor. sponsor. , One of the liusiest spots in school is the library where we are custodians of over l2O0 hooks. This year we pro- cessed lltltl new books and prepared over 200 volumes for the SL'lCllt'ClllJ1'ill'y. The art dupartlnent aims to liuild an interest among students for an appreciation and need for art in their school and community. A group of our students take part in an after-school program intended to give opportunities for enriched art experiences. t'l'ln' work of the music department is covered in another section of this lmook.l I9 -ji , Duqucsneg Pittslmurgllg Band. instrument musicg