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

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MR. SUTTER conducts a discussion of the student bill of rights with his seniors. MISS WINDISCH presents a current events film to her class. D. COSTANZA listens, amazed in her Problems of Democracy class. 22

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KAREN MAKOWSKI, Karen Boyd, John Dziack, and Greg Ciccone discuss Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tale. MRS. BRUBAKER’S class listens attentively to the day’s lesson. 21

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CINDY SOPIRAK asks Mr. Gilmore to explain a puzzling aspect of the energy crisis. Social Studies History classes are diversified with new ideas In required history courses, current events as well as past events were discussed and studied. Mr. Gilmore and Miss Windisch used films and magazines to make students aware of world happenings. Seniors in Mr. Sutters Problems of Democracy classes reported on controversial topics. Mr. Budi-mir’s and Mr. Aquino’s Economics classes “bought” stocks and watched their progress. Elective courses offered this year were Contemporary Issues and Psychology. According to Mr. So-lero, “Contemporary Issues in definitely a course for the student who wishes an in depth study of world problems.” Mr. Bartosh employed the use of experiments to enhance classroom lectures. ED DEMAILO and Dave Kauncrt watch Tim Blana-rik work his way through a maze. 23