Ambridge Area High School - Bridger Yearbook (Ambridge, PA)

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Esther Baeuerlein Carol Kubicki Louise Serack Verna Voynick Nancy Lebec Ann Simosko Janet Gaona Mary Pavlik Patricia Sovich Peggy Kopczak Mae Persuitte Barbara Sturney Mary Ann Krofchek Elizabeth Schopcr Kathryn Theodore Operational Efficiency is Provided by Scheduling classes, typing papers and mimeographing tests were only a few of the time consuming tasks of Carol Kubicki, Louise Serack, and Kathy Theodore. 22

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to Improve School Standards and Procedures Students with legal exeuses for early dismissals went to Mr. Milo Ujevich, assistant principal, for his permission. With assistance from Miss Louise Scraek, Mr. Joseph Hlista, principal, handled many school problems which arose daily. 21

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The secretaries in the finance office find the job of counting money more pleasant when using a time-saving coin sorter. Secretaries at AHS The secretaries in our various offices serve the students, the teachers, administrators, and the public. They handle the multitude of details making Ambridge High an efficiently operated school. In the central office a trio of women perform those jobs most familiar to the student body. Here the permanent record and class schedule cards of each student are on file. Typing up and mimeographing tests papers, printing the daily announcements, and maintaining a lost and found department are a few more of their many duties. All money transactions are handled by the secretaries in the Finance Office. This staff handles the funds of the schools organization and cafeteria tickets and those from activities sales. Checking supplies from the stock room is also another of their jobs. In the attendance office is kept the attendance record of each student. Serving the administrative department are the secretaries of the superintendent’s office. This branch receives packages sent to the school, maintains the school board’s records, and serves as receptionists for visitors to the school. What is your excuse todayt” is a familiar question to tardy students when they report to give their excuses to Mrs. Per-suitte in the attendance office. Among the clerical duties in the superintendent’s office are filing tuition records and mailing orders for school supplies. 23