Hopewell High School - Viking Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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Assistant Principal One of the many objectives of your educators is to instill and to develop in you the ability to think and read critically, to work both individually and in groups for our welfare in school, at home, and in the community, and for a better future. In all endeavors we must be aware that for every benefit re- ceived, there is an attending responsibility that should be cheerfully accepted. Best wishes to the Class of 1959. Mr. Camillo Bonomi Assistant Principal Principal Another year has been com- pleted, and to the students who are graduating I offer my con- gratulations . I hope these have been some of the best years of your life. In the future as you look back on your high school years , recall the thoughts and hopes and purposes of your graduation day. Life cannot al ways be joy, but it need not lose the joy of life and the enthusiasm of youth. Good luck in your future life . Donald D. Kratzert Principal vw,.f .,...:,, i Ass' X . .. . ..... A Q W gg? Wil as assi A friendly face in Mr. Bonomi's office is Mrs, Curtis. She is a very capable person in many ways, not only as Mr. Bonomi's secretary, but also in aiding many students when they need help. Mrs. Smith, who is recognized by her biendly smile and ambitious manner, has filled the office of secretary in Mr. Kra.11ert's office for the past six years.

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Supervising Principal As a man thinketh, so is he. In this new era of space travel and atomic destruction, it becomes nec- essary that you face the future with spiritual elevation. Happiness , health, and the better things of life are the fruits of cheerful, healthful and resolute thinking. Through your years of schooling, your teachers have endeavored to lead you toward thoughts which are high and which will give you confidence that the future is meant to serve you as well as others. John P. Milanovich Supervising Principal A very familiar face seen in the supervising principal's office is that of Mrs. Louise Donldn, She has been a part of us for the past sixteen years. Mrs, Rose Salay is a very efficient secretary, whose family is well represented at Hopewell. Her husband is a teacher and both children are students. .4 -Yflf Mr. John Mo:-ack, an important part of the office staff, is our new business manager. We hope he will be with us for many more years. Secretaries ,.:,,W,,.v -Q

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'it--1 i.--, Our Faculty In these days of re-emphasis on education, the students at Hopewell are fortunate indeed to be able to attend school where the student-teacher ratio is twenty- six to one. Twenty five percent of our teachers have served us before. They have been at all times dedicated and generous with their time and energies. With a high caliber teaching staff and our modern school building, the students at Hopewell have the opportnmity to acquire a fine academic foundation. Time out for the mid morning coiee break, Commercial H seated: Mm. Betty windie, Miss Dolores rvnkeuch. Juni? f,fhusSZfi2f,e M, Fmncls Standing: Mrs. Wilma Powell, Mr, Joseph Colella Mauka, Mr Clydssclnsamne wail Geoglfa-PhY Language Mr. Andrew Bach, Mr, John Jose h Miss Margaret Gregory Mr Lows 9 WW