Ambridge Area High School - Bridger Yearbook (Ambridge, PA)
- Class of 1941
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Dear Miss Tremhley
In Cl6dlC8Ill"lg thxs publlcatxon to you we reallze how small this
gesture IS In comparlson with our mclebtedness The tlme and
energies you so unselflshly devoted to the multiple of tasks you
assumed never altered your cheerful dxsposmon Your xmtxatlve
and enclurmg patlence served as an example to all of us Are
there any words whlch we can use to express our smcerest appre
cxatlon other than just thanks a million'
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Fortifying the Future of America
Thxs publlcatlon of the ' Bridger 15 not only a pxctorlal revxew
of events that have occurred ln the past school year but IS a con
stant reminder that we must pause to appreclate the prxvlleges we
enjoy It IS altogether suxtable that we take stock of ourselves and
evaluate the educatlonal and soclal program that IS carrlecl on
not only nn Ambrldge High School but ln all the educatxonal
IDSIIIUUODS m our natlon as well Wxth the plague of totalltarxan
:sm rampant throughout most of the world we can truly offer a
prayer of thanks that our flag stlll waves over a free socxety
If we, the youth of Amerlca take advantage of our envied
posmon by being the burnlng llght of the torch of democracy
then the future of Amerxca wnll be msured It IS only when each
unit or faction cooperates for the interest of all that our sacred
institutions will be perpetuated. Ambridge High School has con-
tributed its share It is a democracy within itself' Here we find
outlets for our expression unhampered by the dictates of any
political organization Our hats are off to the admmlstrators who
are responsible for permitting such liberal policies to be carried
out As students we voice our opinions and wishes boldly We
are proud of our own newspaper, athletic teams Student Senate
and other means by which we express ourselves
Those who champion Democracy will be those who are
integral parts of it The student body of Ambridge Senior High
School IS an asset to the ideals of our nat1On Only through the
youth can we Fortlfy the Future of America
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We boast students ot almost ex ers natxonalltx race and creed
Yet we accept each tra1n of thought though COI'lHlCI1I1g xx 1th our
own auth due respect Let us then talee adx antage of our herxtage
and be constantlx alert that the llbertx to express our thoughts
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DR N A SMITH
Dr N A Smith principal performs the ex
ecutive duties of our school From him we receive
encouragement and advice ln all our worthwhile
him he is well able to administer to our needs
Dr Smith 15 ever striving toward hlgher levels
of educatlon as mamfested by h1s Doctor s degree
recently granted to him by the Umversity f
Pittsburgh We students have found his help
valuable and have benefited from his ever ready
counsel
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Chamgmg tunes require a change In con
tent Thus runs a statement made by Mr
Leaf our 'assistant superintendent He sees
that changes and nnprox ements ln our school
are ltept apace of the times A Bachelors de
gree from Allegheny College a Masters de
gree from the Unlversxty of Pittsburgh and
ten years of servlce nn his present capacity have
xerlhed lklr Leaf s abllltv
D R Nllller our supermtendent f
schools graduated from Otterbem College re
celved his Master of Arts degree from OhlO
State and obtained his Doctors degree from
the Unlverslty of Pxttsburgh Thirty one years
of experience IH the field of education have
made hlm most effxclent ln establlshlng and
mamtaxnlng a well rounded educational pro
gram for the students of Ambrldge
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F Duzy Boyle Brown Dr Mrller E Larson
Board of Education
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Behind every 1nst1tut1on there must be a group of men who shoulder the
responsnbllxty of determining lts polxcles That body ln the Ambrldge schools IS
the Board of Educatlon headed by President Dr J V Dlrenzo and Vice Presxdent
ohn W Graham Mr Larson seventeen years a member of the group has served
as secretary during the last twelve of these years Aided by the other members
Messrs oseph Druzlslcy Fmnlc Duzy ohn Brown and ames Boyle these
gentlemen have ably performed thelr admmrstratlve duties
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The busmess of keeping house falls to Miss Vochlco and Miss Druzxslq
These folks concern themselves chlefly with I'l13.lI'1f3lI'1ll'1g records for the Senlor
Hugh School
Ar thenr fmger ups hes all the mformauon necessary to keep our school oper
ating smoothly and efficiently Always Obllglflg and reliable they have served
us well
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ETHFI ALTHAUSER
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Sponsor
WILLIAM ARNETT
Master IXfI'!CI'1l!1lSI
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GEORGE AXTELL
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JOSEPH BENKERT
BS 'VIS PhD
Scxence Bxology Hygiene
Gulchnce Patrol Scnence
Forum Club Asst Prxncxpwl
WILLIAM BINING
B S M A
Problems of Democmcy
Amerxcem Hlstory Student
Sen1te Homeroom Dlrector
Socnl Studies Club
AVIS CAULEY
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Amer can Htstory Historical
Society Club Dxrcctor
OLIVE CEASE
B S M S
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Director of N1t1on1l Youth
Adm1nrstr1t1on
Cpno oundlc
JOSEPH HLISTA
Blology Hygxene Football
Assistant Coach of Basketball
LEONARD HORSMAN
B S M Ed
Wforld History Amer1c1n
Hlstorv Automobnle Club
BETTY HUGHES
Physical Educnxon Hygiene
Leiders Trammq Club I
tmmuml Sports Socml Com
mxttee
EDITH KERSCHNER
Typmg Qunll Club N1t1on1l
Honor Socxety Sponsor
SAMUELJ D KEUSCH
B A M A
'Ir'icle Draftxng Science
Aeronautxc Club
ROSE KOZAK
BS MEd
Secretarxal Pract ce Typing
III Typnst Aduser for Sul
houette Shorth-md II Super
vnsor of Mtmeograph Room
Bookkeeper for Student Ac
CHARLES COOK
B S M A
Rtlued Dmwmg lWech1nxc1l
Dr Iwlng
,IOHIN DODDS
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Relstted Soc 'll
Club
VIARY DUFFY
Intt B A
Linn Honor Roll Committee
Engltsh II Language Club
DORIS FEICK
Stuelnes Chess
Supervisor of Home Economxcs
Curl Reserva Club Costume
C ommxttee
KA THERINE FORCEY
B S M Ed
Pl'me Geometry Soltd Ge
ometry Trtgonometry unxor
Cl1ss Adviser untor Forum
Club
VIRGINIA GRIFFITHS
Englxsh II Consumer Educa
txon Fu ure Te1chers Club
Lost and Found Sponsor
B A B L S
Llbrwry Science Lxbrary
Scxence Cl1ss
ALTHAUSER ARNETT AXTELL
BENKERT EINING CAULEY
CEASE COOK DODDS
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GERTRUDE LEE
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Englxsh Dr1m1t1cs
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HERBERT McCAUGHTRY
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Vocattonal Math, Attendance
Dxrector, Asst Club Director
Fzlcx Fonczv Gmrrrn-as RIME
HoRsMAN HUGHES KERSCHNER Ksuscr-I
LEE M CAucr-HRV M cormlcx M NEES
ARTHUR MCCORMICK HELEN McNEES
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Assembly Committee Popu
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MADELYN MILLER
Shorth1nd Typewrxtmg
O G A Club
WILLARD NEWTON
M Ed B S
World Hxstory Student Lo1n
Assocntlon Students S'lVlI1gS
Senior Commencement
MARGARET NUSSBAUM
B S tn E M A
Busmess Englxsh Busmess
Economxcs Cheerleaders
Club Senior Class Aclvxser
RUTH PARSON
Muslc Madrtgal Club Boys
Glee Club
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VINCENT RICE
Blology Senlor Sclence
gtene Archery Club
Co Sponsor Patrol
MARGARET ROBB
II III Foods II III Boys
Home Economxcs Club
MERRILL ROBB
B A M A
Algebm Rel1ted Senxor Sc:
ence Attendance Checker
LEONARD ROTHERMEL
Industrnl Arts Golf Pres
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MAURICE RUBENSTEIN
Dlrector of Athlettcs Physxc
al Educatxon Varsxty Club
Football Basketball Coach
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MILLER
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NUSSBAUM
PARSON
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MISS ROBB
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ROTHERMEL
RUEENSTEIN
SCHE MERHORN
SERENE
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SHAUL
SMITH
HAZEL SCHEMERHORN
Study Hall Club Business
Economics Economic Cveog
raphy
MICH AEL SERENE
BS MA
Physics Chemxstry Boxmg BL
Wrestling Club Intrslmurals
LYSLE SHAFFER
A B M A
Engl sh III Publlc Speech
Debate Te'1m Refreshment
Commxttee
DOROTHY SHAUL
Home Economics I Soctal
Hour Commxttee
'VIARIE SMITH
B A M Ed
Consumer Ed Hobby Club
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Sports lGrrlsl Student
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LEO TAGGART
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Voc'1t1on1l Dlrector Rclitcd
Science School Stiff Com
Clvurman Pl'1ccment of Vo
citlonil Students Director of
Nitxorral Defense Tralnlng
HENRY TODD
Master lVleCl1'in1C
Voc'1t1on1l Auto
MYRTLE TREMBLEY
BS IVII.
English II Yeirlnoolc Spon
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RUTH TROBE
Art und Crifts Dccomtlons
El'lf.,llSl'1 II Art Club Art Ap
pre-cnatnon Scentry Publlcxty
Rnd Cross Projects
HERMAN WOLFE
Cupenter Tmcle
Vocauonal W oodvxork
PETER KARAKITSOS
Foothill Pl1ys1C1l Educitxon
NELLIE HALABAN
Senior Hlgh Secretary
ANNE VOCHKO
Senior Hxgh Secretiry
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Dr Slhllh Prxnclpal Dr Benkert
AXSSISISNI Pr1nc1p'11 M155 F6lCk DIFCC
tor of I-fome Econormcs and Mr Tag
gart Vocanonal Dxrector arrange the
schedules and courses 1n our school
Dr Benkert Nlessers Robb Rxce
Hlxsta and Serene make up the SCIENCE
Department
The mother tongue and IIS pecul1ar1
t1e5 are pre51cled oxer by MISS Alt
hiuser M155 Duffy M155 Grlffxths
M155 Lee Mr Sh1ffer Mr Snxder
M155 Tremblev and Mrs Trobe
Mr Robb Mr McCaughtry Nllss
Forcey and Mr Nlcwhorter teach the
math 1n our school
The Soclal Stuches teachers are 51155
Schemerhorn MISS GflfflthS hir Bm
mg Mr I-'Iorsman MISS Caulex Nlr
Dodds and M155 Slhlfh
Cfhelg .fthe dlent
Typlng I II and IH are mught by M155 M1ller M155 Kerschner amd M1ss
Cease Mr McWhorter teaches Booltlceepmg Shorthand a two year course
taught by MISS Mlller and MISS Cease The advanced Secretamal Practlce and
M1meograph1ng IS handled by M155 Kozalc MISS Slnlth teaches Consumers Edu
CHIIOH and MISS Nussbaum and Mrs Schemerhorn teach Busmess Economics MISS
Nussbaum also teaches Busmess Enghsh
MISS Fe1clc the D1rector of the Home ECOHOIHICS Department teaches the
IHICHSIVC vocational course and also related sclence MISS Robb and MISS Shaul
teach the g1rls who have chosen the subject as an electlve
The three year Latm cou se lb taught by M ss Duffy M155 McNets te1ches
French and Spamsh both two year courses
Mrs Trobe IS the mstructor of the art crafts 'md art 'apprecmtlon classes
M155 Parsons dlrects all chorus work and teaches all the classes of muslc and
ITILISIC apprec1at1on
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School Doctor and Nurses Physical Edc1t1on
Dr Troll oversees the health of our athletes and the student body He rs
ably asslsted by the school nurses Mlss Suttelle and MISS Sherman
MISS Hughes Mlss Spahr and Mr Rubenstein supervise the physlcal education
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The vocatlonal Industrial department of
our school alms to prepare students for man
ual employment Mr Arnett dlrects the
course of the machme shop whlch mcludes
practxcal trammg on the lathe shaper and
mxllxng machme The electric shop students
are instructed by Mr Axtell Under Mr
Keusch the trade drafting classes do blue
prmtmg and other practxcal drawing M
Todd guldes the repair work of the potential
automobnle mechamcs In the wood shop
pattern makmg and buxldmg constructxon
are taught by Mr Wolf
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The culmination of physical and mental efforts sets our republic in a state of
constant activity Each deed no matter how diminutive it may appear, is a contrx
bution that is nc sary to complete our daily affairs The janitorial staff, the
pendent upon one another We all strive to achieve what is demanded of us
Therefore we welcome helpful criticism that results in improvement
Variety of daily program, diversion from mental labor through music, gym
nastics, art, and clubs, and fellowship Wlth our friends tend to make each day more
worthwhile A new contact IS a new experience Surely we all concur m the belief
that we have made our school life, profitable or otherwise, by the result of our own
attitude and effort that we extended
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faculty, the administrative body, and the student body are interrelated and de-
BEFORE THE WORLD WE ARE AMERICANS
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Footprints of The Senior Hass
We took our first step on the road to higher learnmg when we entered the
new senior hugh school bulldmg as sophs The path we treaded through Ambrldge
Hugh can be looked back upon wlth prnde The Class of 41 bullt a boulevard of
reforms whxch made the school a smoother functlomng more democratic organ
lVl NUSSBAUM lzatlon
Class Advlser Once on our way we elected officers to transact our hrst year of buslness and
then proceeded to do the usual things unusually well Along the highway we
erected a student forum and installed the flrst Student Loan Assoclatlon to serve
the student body
Durmg the last lap of our journey we established the Student Court after lt
had met wlth the approval of the Senate The caliber of thus governing body was
lmprovecl by lnauguratmg the Offlce of Recorder m order to keep each home room
Informed of nts partxcular representatxve
Thus the student body was piloted up the lofty peak of muslc speech athletic
and scholastlc achlevement and on May Z8 we recenved our long sought dnplomas
whxch slgnlfied the end of our hugh school journey
CLASS OFFICERS
N GROSS Vice Pres J CICCONE Sec Treas
K DEUSCHLE Pres
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STEVE ALUSHIN
Vocational
Stage Squad Public Address
Commxrtee Chess Club Shop
Foreman Science Forum
VIRGEL ANDREATTA
Vocational
Patrol
BILL AXTELL
Vocatxonal
CAROL ARMINGTON
Academic
Club Commlttet Hlstorxcal So
CILIY Club Officer Homeroom
Officer Slll'1ouetteStaH: Asstm
Commerclal
Chess Club Bowlmg Club bly Commxttee
FRANCES BALICKI
Academic
Usher Commlttee Refreshment
Committee Glrl Restrves Club
Officer Hobbs Club Language
Club Fmance Committee
ELEANOR BALL
Academxc
Sports Leaders Club Club Of
ALBERT BALOUGH flcer Yearbook Staff Fmance
Vocational Committee Nllnstrel Usher
Chess Club Automobile Club Commlttee
DOROTHY BANKS
Silhouette Staff Student Senatt
Homeroom Officer Madrlgal
Club Scxence Forum Leaders
Club Band Health Commlttee
Yearbook Stal? Sports Dra
mattcs Mnclwest Chorus
JAMES L BARTH
Vocatlonal
Anrplanc Club Games Club
Sclence Club Bowlmg Club
BENNY BARSZCZ
Academic
Debate Club Football Squad
Patrol Homeroom Officer Col
lege Research Club Future
Teachers Club Soclal Studies
Club Health Commxtree
STEVEN BASALYGA
General
Chef Club
RAYMOND BEAMEN
General
Football Squad Golf Home
room Offlcer Varsxty Club
NICK BATALIK
Vocatxonal
Atrplane Club Chef Club
FRANCES BEEBE
Commercial
Club Commrttee TrtS1g Hob
by Club
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ANNA BELAY ALUSHIN ANDREATYA ARMINGTON
Commercnl AXTELL BALICKI BALL
Future Teachers Club O G A BA'-OUGH BANKS HARSZCZ
Club Club Officer Costume EARTH BASA'-VGA BATALIK
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BENNIS
BESICK
BILO
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MARY BEIEY
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PHIL BFNDI L
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SclenCe Forum Arclur Club Club
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STACY BPNNIS
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Club C'ub Oflutr lututt Teichers
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ANlN GLORIA BESICK
Generil
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Songs Club
NIARY BILO
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Scmpbook Cul Girdenme Club
Populir Songs Club F1n1n 1 Com
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THE CHAMPION
MYRA EMMA BLAZIER
Academlc
L1br1ry Club Usher Commlttee Curl
Reserves Advertxs ng Commlttee Mid
rlg.,1l Club Sports lVl1n1gLr
ELLENE BOGGS
AC1dG!HlC
Trlslg Club Yeirbool Stiff Home
room Offxctr Assembly Committee
P1trol Soccer Tennls Club
MARY MARGARET BONZO
Commercnl
Usher Commtttee Publlcxty Commit
tee Typing Stiff for Yearbook Fm
'mce Commxttee Tr1S1g Club Student
Lo1n Assocmtxon Basketball Progmm
Commlttee Student B'1nlcer
SAM BOUDROS
Voc1t1on1l
DOROTHY BOW AN
Commerclal
L sher Commlttee Ftninte Committee
Sports ltiders Club
WILLIAM BOWAN
Cotnmercnl
B'1slcetb1ll Golf Footb1lllVl1n1gcr
V'1rs1ty Club
RUDOLPH BRI ETIC
Voc1t1on'll
Pitrol Boxxng 1nd Xvrtstllng Club
ShowC1rd Prnntxng Popul1r Songs
ARTHUR BROWN
Voc1t1on1l
A1rpl1ne Club Checker Club Populir
Songs Club
JOHN D BUDIMER JR
AC1d8mlC
Football Track B1slcetb1ll M'm'1ger
VS restllng Forum Venrsuty Club
ALVIN BUFALINI
Ac1dem1c
Bulletin Board Committee Bind Art
Club Aclxertusmg Stat? Orchestra
Club Officer Nlxnstrel Nhdrngal Club
Hxstorxcul Socnetx Home-room Olfxcer
Student Sen1te Yearbook Smff
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Vocatmnal
Art Club Popular Songs Club Prom
Commxttee
KATHERINE BUNGO
General
Art Club Popular Songs Club Prom
JENNIE BURKA
Commercial
Yale Prmceton Sports Leaders Club
Homeroom Offlcer Usher Comm1ttee
Cheerleader s Club Club Offxcer
PHYLLIS CAPUTO
Academxc
Tr1S1g Silhouette Staff Homeroom
Offxcer Minstrel Yearbook Staff H15
torlcalSoc1ety Student Banker Patrol
CHESTER CASE
Vocatxonal
Radxo Club Club Orflcer Automobile
Club
WE DID MANY THINGS
ADELYNE CATALUCCI
Commercial
Sports Publncxty Commxttee Games
Club Sxlhouette Staff Homeroom
OITICEI'
MARIANNE CATIZONE
General
Cheerleaders Club Sxlhouette Popu
serves Tr1S1g Club
WALTER VICTOR CHAPALA
Academic
Showcard Letterlng Club Radlo Club
Patrol Chef Club Refreshment Com
mxttee Student Senate
HELEN CICCONE
Academlc
Leaders Club Sports Yale Prxnceton
Usher Commlttee Homeroom Offxcer
Socnal Hour Committee Cheerleader
Club Junior Leaders Club
JOSEPHINE CICCONE
Commercxal
Homeroom Offncer Debate Club Sen
lor Class Secretary Dramatlcs Bowl
mg Club Fmance Commxttee
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BUNGO
BURKA
CAPUTO
CASE
LATALUCCI
CATIZONE
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COLA
CORLISS
COSTANZA
CREECH
VALENTINE CICCONE
Acaclemlc
Homeroom Offlcer Property Commxt
tee Lost and Found Commlttee Year
book Staff Band Orchestra Assembly
Committee Socxal Hour Commlttee
College Research Club Hlstorlcal So
clety Circulation Edltor Yearbook
Student Senate
MARY COLA
General
Patrol Usher Committee Fmance
Commlttee Sports unnor Leaders
Club Club OHICGI' Photography Club
JACKIE CORLISS
General
Tr1S1g Club Madrlgal Club Bulletm
Board Commxttee Publxclty Commlt
tee Homeroom Commlttee Mmstrel
Prom Commxttee Yearbook Mud west
Chorus
EDITH COSTANZA
Commercial
Hobby Club Cheerleaders Club Pop
ular Songs Club
ESTHER CREECH
Commercial
Art Club Gtrl Reserves Club
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DAVIE DEEP DEFACE
DICKSON
DOLINSKI
DANDOY
DERKACH DEUSCHLE
DININNO DOBRIN
DOUBLE DREYER DROZ
WILLIAM DACKO
Gene-ml
V1rs1ty Football
ROSE NAOMI DAMBROSIA
Geneml
Bind Gxrl Reserve Club Cheer
lc1dcrs Club Popul1r Songs
Club Girden Club Homeroom
Commlttee
BETTY JANE DANDOY
PRISCIIIA DAVIE Commcrcml
AC 1CllmlC Populir Songs Club Scripboolc
Cr rl Rcstrxt Club Club
ROSE DEEP
Gt nt r1l
Popul1r Songs Club Cl'14.Lrlt1Cl
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KATHERINE DE PACE
ELIZABETH DERKACH Gene-r1l
Gent-r1l P1trol Popular Songs Club
Fmince Commlttee Girls I e1d
ers Club Sports Y1le Prince
ton B1slcetball
KURT DEUSCHLE
Student I o1n Ass n Sophomort
C1155 Pres Home-room Orlxcer
Dtbitlng r Cl'lss Forum Pro
moter of Senite F1cultv Gime
Senlor Cliss Pres Pres of Stu
dent Sen1te Co Editor of Yeir
bool: Ch of Yeirboolx Dinces
Snlhouettt HISIOFICII Socxety
Club Offxcer
NICK DICKSON
Voc1t1on1l
OLIVER DININNO Gime Club Chef Club Scenery
Voc1tlon1l Committee Alrpline Clul
Chess Club Chef Club Boxing
1nd Wfrestllng Club
FRANCES DOBRIN
Commercml
Hobby Club Socnl Hour Com
mxttee O G A Club Cowboy
Progrim Committee Homeroom
Offlctr Typing Stwff of Year
book
STELLA DOLINSKI
DONALD DOUBLE
Gener'1l
Games Club Chess Club Bowl
me Club
Honxtroom Officer Linguagc
Club Sports Student Loan As
SOCVIIIUD Yeirboolc Committee
Future Teachers Club Collegt
Reseirch Club
W Il LIAM DREYER
Geneml
ROBERT DROZ
Ac1demic
Pitrol, Silhouette. Tmck, Year-
book. Intramural Sports Com-
mittee. Science Forum. Chess
Club, Homeroom Officer
MAK NG S L L PROFITA
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Vocational
Basketball Varsxty Chess Club
Boys Home Economics Boxmg
and Wrestlxng Club
MICHAEL DUDENICH
Vocational
Homeroom Bas etball Athltuc
Commlttee
HARRY DUNDA
Vocational
GALE MARTIN EAHOLTZ Patrol Auto Shop Arplane
Academxc Club
Minstrel TrxS1g Club Patrol
Publxcxty Commlttee Nladrxgal
Club Usher Commxttee
DOROTHY ERDELYAN
Acadcmlc
L brary Councll Pubhcxty Com
mxttce Homeroom Repres nta
txve Advernsmg Commxttee
HELEN ERDELYAN
General
Bowling Club Sports Leaders
CYRUS EWING Club Science Club Club Officer
General
Homeroom Ofltcer Band Box
mg Club Photography Club
Orchestra
TONY FALSO
Vocational
Boxing Club
Commercial
Usher Committee Sports Pop
ular Songs Club
HILDA M FASCIANO
Commercxal
Hobby Club Gardening Club
O G A
SHIRLEY FEICK
Academic
Band Language Club Patrol
Homeroom Officer Usher Com
mmttee Photography Commtttee
Archery Club
BETTY FLEMING
Commerclal
Publncxty Commxttee Madrxgal
Club Sports Princeton Cheer
leader Sllhouette Representatlve
Popular Songs Club
FRANK WILLIAM FREE
General
Sclence Club Patrol Band
CATHERINE ROSE FRIEDL
Commercxal
Cheerleaders Club
JOHN FRYNKEWICZ
General
Scxence Forum Club Offxcer
Football Patrol Safety Patrol
Radxo Club Homeroom Officer
Boys Home Economxcs Club
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EAHOLTZ
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FASCIANO
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L. GIAMMARIA
GIBSON
GOERMAN
GOGAL
GOLDSTEIN
GORDON
GOSSARD
GREENWALD
N GROSS
R GROSS
GRZYBOWSKI
NICK MARTIN FURIS
Voc1t1on'1l
Photogrlphy Club Golf Boolc Lovers
Club Boys Homt Economlcs Club
EVI-:LYN GAI ATI
Commtrcml
umor Lemcltrs Club Chee-rle1ders
Club
JANE GASPERSIC
Commercml
Socnl Commxttu Adwtrtxsmg Com
mltttv Popul1r Songs Club Costume
Committee
PHIIIP GERMAN
-Xt ICIQYDI
Scum t Forum Pullxeltx Commltttt
Bullttm Bowel C ommxttu
LENA GIAMMARIA
GLITCIUII
Cheerleaders Club Homeroom Com
mtttec Popul1r Songs Club
.AK
BOB GIBSON
Commercml
Chess Club G'1mc Club Club Offxcer
Populn' Songs Club
BETTY GOERMAN
Acniemxe
Homeroom OIT-ICLF Silhouette Stiff
Publicity Committee Hxstortcil So
cxcty Photog.,r1phy Committee
ANNE GOGAL
AC1dtl'I1lC
Tennls Club L1ngu1ge Club Cheer
Boird Committee Publlcxty Commit
tea Sllhouerrc Smff P1trol Soccer
Vollevbmll B1slcetb1ll Df1n11IlCS
PHYLLIS GOLDSTEIN
Acidemxc
Ilnguipct Club Homeroom Offlcer
College. Rtsvtrch
BETTY GORDON
Commertnl
Truel CluI Chetrlcwders Club G1rl
Reserxes Chess Club Vollexbill So
er B1LttI1lI Nlushbill
W OM UST
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HELEN GOSSARD
Acidemlc
Language Club Club Olflcer Home
room OHICQI' HISIOFICWI Soctetx Pro
grim Committee Orchestri Chorus
Midrlgwl Club
EARL GREENWALD
Gener1l
Wrestlxng Club Softbill B1sketb1ll
Intr1mur1l Committee
NORMAN GROSS
Acidemlc
Hobby Club Refreshment Commxtttt
Dram1t1cs Intmmuruls College Re
search Club Sxlhouette Homcroom
Offxcer Assembly Commxttee Yewr
book Stiff Senior Cl1ss Nxce Prcsl
dent Swings f'uncIComm1ttet Senior
Forum
RICHARD GROSS
Geneml
Science Forum Athlettc Commnttte
Boxxnp., 'md Wrestling, Club Intm
mumls
EMILY GRZYBOWKSKI
COfnn1efCIaI
B1slcetb1ll lNI1dr1g1lClub Homeruom
Offxcer Chorus
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PAUL GUTOWSKI J R
Vocatxonal
Basketball Golf
RUTH ANN HACKER
Commerclal
Hobby Club Yearbook Staff Fmance
Commlttee
MARY JULIA HALE
Commercxal
Yearbook Staff Cheerleaders Club
Hour Commxttee Property Cornmnt
tee Leaders Club
EVELYN HALLAS
Commerclal
Sxlhouette Staff Library Staff Club
Committee Volleyball Soccer Basket
ball Refreshment Commlttee Mush
ball Yearbook Staff
JOSEPHINE HASSON
Commerclal
Band Orchestra Honor Roll Com
mxttee Hnstorlcal Socxety
GENEVIEVE HAUSER
Commercial
Band Orchestra Honor Roll Commit
tee Hnstorncal Socxety Hobby Club
JAMES HEADLAND
Academlc
Debate Int amurals Property Com
mxrtee Trl Sxg Club Yearbook Staff
Hxstorlcal Soclety Student Loan As
socxatxon
MARGARET HEIM
Gnrl Reserves Usher Commxttee Cos
tume Committee Popular Songs Club
MILDRED HERBEIN
Academ1c
Tr1S1g Club Lxbrary Club Dramancs
Sports Manager Homeroom Officer
Yearbook Staff Madrxgal Club Usher
Commxttee
JOHN HERTNEKY
Vociuonal
Anrplane Club Stage Squad Score
Board Squad Chess Club Homeroom
Officer Homeroom Commlttee
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HACKER
HALE
HALLAS
HASSON
HAU ER
HEADLAND
HEIM
HERBEIN
HERTNEKY
HICKEV
HILGER
HLEVIAK
HOFFMAN
HOGREFE
EDGAR HICKEY
General
Opera Mmstrel Archery Hn the
Deck Patrol Band Orchestra SCI
ence Forum Boys Chorus lVl1dr1gal
Club
REGINA HILGER
Commercial
Sllhouette Staff Scxence Forum Hrs
torxcal Socxety Club Committee Year
book Staff Typing Staff
ANNE HLEVIAK
Commerclal
Homeroom Officer Sxlhouette Staff
mxttee Soccer Volleyball Finance
Commxttee Cheerleaders Club Soclal
Hour Committee Bowling Club Year
book Staff Orchestra Commnttee
TED HOFFMAN
C0n1n1erClaI
Ches Club Scxence Forum Patrol
Homeroom Offxcer
ESTELLE HOGREFE
Academlc
Tr1S1g Club Edntor of Sllhouette
Homeroom Officer Student Senate
Patrol HlS!OF1C1l Society Club Offx
cer Sports M1nager Leaders Club
Yearbook Staff Property Commxttee
Fxnance Committee Lsher Committee
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General
Chorus Madrxgal Club Hobby
Club Popular Songs Club Pub
llclty Committee Usher Com
mnttee
CHARLES HOMICH
Voc1t1onal
G1me Club Intramurals Chess
Club
KAY HRECHUN
STEVEN HRITSIK Commercml
Commercxal Populir Songs Club Usher
Foo b1ll Archery Club Committee
MIKE G HUDAK
Commercml
Boxlng Club
IRENE HYSHAK
Commercnal
S udent Senate Offxcer Home
room Officer Madrxgal Club
Tr1S1g Club Band Usher Com
mittee Library Choral Work
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MILDRED IRONS Dramatlcs Socnl Hour Com
Academic xttee
Sllhouette Staff Madr1g1l Club
Club OEICBI' Band Orchestra
Assembly Commlttee DFTIHBIICS
Homeroom Offlcer Yeirbook
Staff Sctence Forum Midwest
Ac1demlc
Chorus Student Banker
LOUIS IWLER
Academxc
Sllhouetre Staff
ANDREW JANICKI
Academnc
Footb1ll Varslty Club
Ye1rbook Staff
MYRNA L JACKSON
Commercxal
Cheerleaders Club Gardening
Club Fmcince Commxttee Pop
ulir Songs Club
ANNE JAROWEY
Snlhouette Staff Soccer B1sket
b1ll Tr1S1g Club Yearbook
Snff le1ders Club lVl'1dr1g1l
Club Volleyb1ll Dramatxcs
OLGA JAROWEY
Academxc
Trl Sag Club Sllhouette Staff
Student Senate Yale Princeton
Leaders Club lVl1dr1gal Club
Soccer Volleyball Yearbook
JANET JARVIE Smff Bulletm Bond Committee
General Dr-nm1t1cs Tennis
uxll Club Book Lovers Club
Hobby Club B1sketb1ll
EVELYN JOHNSON
Commerclal
Ye-'nrbook Staff unxor Le1ders
Club Bisketball Soccer Volley
bull Cheerleaders Club
HOLMES HOMICH HRECHUN
Hmrslx HUDAK Hvsr-nut BE'1'l'Y ANNE JOHNSTON
:nous IWLER JACKSON Commercial
JANICKI A JAROWEV 0 JAROWEY Glrl Reserves, Usher Committee,
JARVIE JOHNSON JOHNSTON Cheerleaders Club
WE INCLINED OUR EARS TOWARD DISCRETION
AND APPLIED OUR HEARTS
HELENA JONES
Commercml
Hobby Club Flnince Commxt
tee Usher Commxttee Socnl
Committee Club Officer Ye1r
book
I EONARD KACZYNSKI
VOCHllOn1l
Patrol Automobtle Club Pho
togriphy Club
JOHN KAKIAS
AC1dQmlC
Atrphne Club Wrestling Club
Patrol Chorus u ll Club Bul
TED KALOUDI letm Board Committee Intm
Voc1t1onal mur1ls
Boxing incl Wrestllng Club
lntmmurals Nl chinncil Dmw
meg Club
HELEN KARAS
Geneml
Hobbv C lub leiders Club
MIKE KARAS
Commercml
MARY KARDA Gimc Club Chtf Cub Studc nt
Commercnl Lown Assocmtxon
Science Forum llbrqry Pub
llClly Committee P1trol Hrs
HELEN KATA
Commercml
Student Loan Assocmtxon Fm
'mce Commlttee P1trol Year
book Staff Gxrl Reserves Bul
lerm Boird Committee Trl Sig
Publxclty Hut the Deck Scrip
Book Club
ACad9mlC
MARGARET KATALANAS
POPPY KAZAKOS Commercxal
Amdemxc Chorus Archery Club
Homeroom Offxcer Orchestra
Scxence Forum Scenery Com
XTIIIIEC Silhouette Stall:
STEPHEN KEFALES
Vocatlonal
Anrplane Club
JOHN JULIUS KENSTLER
Voc1t1on1l
Chess Club lVlech1n1c'1l Dr1w
:nz Club Chef Club
Chef Club
MAXINE KIILLNER
General
Sclence Forum Gwrclenmg Cos
tume Commlttee
CARL KERCHNER
Presxclent Hnstorxcal Socxety
Dramat cs Homeroom Commnt
tee Student Senate Sxlhouette
Smff Madrlgal Club Assembly
Commxttee
HELEN KERRISH
Comme-rcnal
Game Club Popul1r Song Club
UNDERSTANDING
JONES
KALOUDI
KARDA
KAZAKOS
KENSTLER
KACZYNSKI
H KARAS KARAS
HELEN KATA
KEFALES
KERCHNER
KAKIAS
KATALANAS
KELLNER
KERRISH
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KOSTAS
KOWALESKA
KOZAR
KROL
KUBIA
KUCHTYN
KULBACKI
KUNIEWIC2
KUPETZ
KUTZKO
LABUDA
JAMES KINGAS
Generil
Cheerle1ders Club Dmmitxcs Auto
moblle Club lVl'1dr1g1lClub
MARY KOBLIK
Commercnl
Lnbrary Club Gqme Club Gxrl R
serves Bulletin Board Commlttec
Cveneml
Footbeall lVl1n'1ger Soc 1l Hour Com
mxttee Bowling Club Homeroom Of
fi er M1dr1g1l Club
STEPHANIA KOLFSIN
Commercnl
Glrl Rtstrvts Club Off Cer
JOHN KOSTAS
Ac1demnc
Footb1ll Bind M1n1gtr B1sltetb1ll
M netger V1cePres1dent Sophomore
'md unnor Cl1ss V1rs ty Club As
sembly Commxttee Socnl Committee
Student Forum Student l.o1n Asso
cnnon
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ADEI AIDE KOWALESKA
Acidemtc
Tr1Sxg Club Leaders Club Tennls
Club Intmmuruls Snlhouette Staff
Dr1m1t1cs Bulletin Boetrd Committee
Ye1rbook Smff Assembly Committee
Home-room Officer Student He1lth
Bo'1rd
ELSIE KOZAR
Commercml
Orchestm Cheerleiders Club Popu
l1r Songs Club
ANDREW KROL
Cvenerul
Cnme Club Club Offxcer Chess Club
Intmmur ls Fmince Comm ttee Boys
Home Economxcs Club Home-room
Olllctr Footb'lll
EI IIABETH KUBIA
Commtrcnl
I 1d rs Club Club Officer P1trol
Y1lQ. Prmctton Soccer Volleyb1Il
Property Commuttee
1 NNIE KUCHTYN
Commercml
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Committee Patrol lVlushb1Il Soccer
Bwsltetbwll Vollc-yb1ll
IRENE KULBACKI
Commercnl
Varslty Cheerle'1der Ye1rboolc Stuff
Typmg Staff Bowlmg Club Home
room Offxcer Dramatlcs Baslcetbill
Cheerle-1ders Club Club Offtcer Vol
leybill Student Loan ASSOCIIIIOH
PAUL KUNIEWICZ
Voc1t1on'al
Smge Squad
HOWARD KUPETZ
Voc1t1on1l
Arrphne Club
AGNES KUTYKO
Commercnl
Hobby Club Lewdcrs Club Popuhr
Songs Club Refreshment Committee
lntmmumls
ANNA SUE LABUDA
Commercml
Lmbmry Club Popul1r Songs Club
Cos ume Committee Fxn1nce Commlt
tee Yewrbook SMH: Student Lo1n As
socntton Photogriphy Club
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ANNA MAE LAMPKOWSKI
Commercnal
unnor Leaders Llub Popular Songs
Club Travel Club Sports
GEORGE M LENCH
Vocatxonal
Axrplane Club Chess Club
FLORENCE LIBSON
Academxc
Sllhouette Ass stant Edxtor Assembly
Commnttee Debate Club Orchestra
Band Yearbook Co Busxness Nlanager
Patrol Lieutenant Hxstorlcal Society
JOHN LIVITSKI
Voca nonal
Games Club Automobile Club Foot
ball Patrol
EUGENE LYSICK
General
Sllhouezte Representatnves Nladrxgal
Club Finance Committee Chef Club
Boys Chorus Travel Club Game Club
TI-IERESA LEVATO
General
Ch 1115 Popular Songs Club
MARY ELIZABETH MOJERCIK
COnInIerCI1I
Scrapbook Club Popular Songs Club
MARY ELIZABETH MAJETIC
Commercxal
Cheerleaders Club Silhouette Repre
sentatxve Homeroom Committee Club
Offxcer Popular Songs Club Finance
Commnttee
ELIZABETH MANINI
General
Secretary Game Club Popular Songs
Club
MARY MAN-IAK
Commercxal
Games Popular Songs Club
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VALUE OF REPROOF.
LAMPKOWSKI
LENCH
LIBSON
LIVITSKI
LYSICK
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General
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Commercxal
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BERNICE PXZYSUCHOWSKI
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Acadcmxc
Yearbook Advt rtxsmg Commnttee
RICHARD REINARD
Vocational
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moblle Club
MARY RODIO
General
Madrxgal Club Cheerleaders Club
Popular Songs Club Bowllng Club
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Axrplane Club
HELEN ROMAN
Commercial
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RUDY ROSENBERGER
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General
Chess Club Dramatxcs
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Commercxal
Sports Cofnfnlttee SOphOII10rL
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General unnor Class Secretary
Patrol Chef Club Chess Club
Club
ALFREDA RYZOWICZ
Commercial
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JOSEPHINE SABATINE
General
Scrapbook Club Cwamcs Club
JOHN SALOPEK Silhouette Staff Popular Songs
Vocatlonal Club
Stage Squad Wrestllng Club
Chess Club Patrol
ALICE SAMOILOFF
Commerclal
Trx Sig Club Dramatncs Choral
Wfork Madrngal Club
VIRGINIA SAPIA
MARY SAPOVCHAK Commercxal
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Commerclal
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HELEN J SOKOLOWSKI
Commercial
Hobby Club Populir Songs
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COULA SOTYROU
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CATHERINE SPOLISH
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Pitrol Science Forum R'1dlo Club
Chef Club
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Silhouette Smff Fmince Commtttce
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JOSEPHINE SVEGEL
Commercial
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Chess Club Socnl Commnttee
MICHAEL SWARTZ
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CHARLOTTE TAYLOR
Yale Cheerleader Usher Commlttee
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Club Bowlmg Club
BERTHA TEDROW
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Student Loan Assoclatlon
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Commercial
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Academic
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Refreshment Committee Choral Work
Madrxgal Club
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Football Flag Crew
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Staff Tr1S1g Club Club Officer
RUTH WARSACK
Academic
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Commercial
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Club Yeubook St-lf?
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Commercial
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Homeroom Officer Sports Sul
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VIRGINIA WOLFE Commercxal
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When the Class of 42 entered Ambrldge Senlor High they were lmmedxately
dubbed Sophomorons The first nmpresslon of hxgh school soclal llfe was glven
them at the Sophomore Reception The Sophs selected Rlchard Hood Dom
mic Montagna and Anthony Krol as thelr presldent vlce presrdent and secretary
respectlvely Under the guldance of Miss Forcey plans for the ensumg school
term were formulated In February 1940 a Sophomore Forum was organized with
Raymond Boyle actmg as general chaxrman and ulla Seneta as secretary On
February 2 the Sophs held their first soclal functlon of the year the Sophomore
Shadow Shuffle The greenles demonstrated their abllltles by placmg themselves
ln all of the lmportant actxvltles ln the school They lnaugurated somethmg new
for the Ambrldge Hugh School that of electlng their unlor Class offlcers at the
Rlchard Hood DOm1nlC Montagna and Joseph Pugllano
The Class of 42 held 1ts first dance of the Junlor year on September 24 1940
The Junlor Forum was reorgamzecl wxth Rlchard Hood actmg as president eanne
Shlppam as vlce pres1dent and Howard Mermelsteln as secretary A stellar cast
supported the unlor Class play Our Girls Rlchard Hood Gretchen Warner
Joanne Mellott Florence Trxmble Raymond Boyle eanne Shlppam Gust Babalxs
Elsle Blanarrlc Ken Hulet Davld Barr and Wnllnam Cummrngs
Sarah Barkley Twnla WIllShl8f Rnchard Barnhart Rlchard Hood Raymond
Boyle and Howard Mermelsteln were chosen to assist on the year book committee
The junrors wound up thelr second year ln Senior High wlth the antlclpatlon of
becomlng a great senior class
CLASS OFFICERS
IOE PUGLIANO, Sec Treas RICHARD HOOD, Pres
DOMINIC MONTAGNA, Vuce Pres
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Earl Nlalliclc, President
Louis Carpenter, Sec-.Trc:1s.
Joe Taylor, Vice President
The Sophomore class gingerly entered our realm of higher learning in Sep
tember and after an extensive period of orientation settled down as senior high
students The upper classmen welcomed them with open arms at the Sophomore
Reception The Sophs returned the greeting at the Sophomore Downbeat in
December Also included on the Sophomore Social Calendar was a Valentine
Dance
The Sophomores contributed three lettermen Richard Kulbaclci Chester
Laniewslcl, and Harry UllhSlCl to our football squad Members of the Sophomore
class also participated in basketball and wrestling and started the first Ambridge
High Barbell Club
The chorus received its share of Sophomores as did the band and orchestra
Harry Gahagan, Charles Grosdeck, William Hnath, William essen, Frank Kloiber,
Paul Llener, and Earl Mallick axded the varsity debate team The Sophomores
completed their first year ln our midst as a promising unior class
Sophomores
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FOR ALL OF US! A TASTE OF GOOD GOVERNMENT
STUDENT SENATE
The prlnclpals of democracy are brought to
A H S by the student governlng body of the
school the Student Senate The Senate IS com
posed of the presxdents of each home room and
class several honorary members representmg the
Stage Squad Patrol Newspaper, and the sponsor
Mr Bmmg
The Senate this year IS one of the best formed
under the roof of A H S It IS not only pro
gresslve but also thinks of the welfare of the
school and students
The offlcers of the Student Senate for the year
Banks v1ce presldent and Irene Hyshak secre
tary The Senate th1s year maugurated the offlce
of Recorder The dutles of thxs offxce mclude
keepmg a record of attendance the attxtude and
progressxveness of the Senators In the middle
of the year thls mformatlon was given to the
home rooms and the Senators were subject to re
call The Senate selected Bernard Hrlco to flll
the offlce of Recorder
Varlous commlttees such as Socxal Hour As
sembly Fmance and Usher Refreshment Bulle
tin Board Club Publlclty HOIIIC Room Student
Loan Assoclatlon and Health are dlrectly respon
slble to the Senate The cha1rmen of these com
m1ttees are appomted wlth the advxce of the
Sponsors All members of the commlttees are
nommated and voted upon by the Senators
The year IS chmaxed by an Actlvlty Party spon
sored and planned by the Student Senate
In the annual Senate Faculty Day basketball
game the faculty demonstrated tts athletnc abxhty
by a 30 26 vrctory
One of the largest projects yet to be undertaken
by the Student Senate IS the formatlon of a Stu
dent Court to complete the three branch govern
ment lh our school executxve leglslatlve and
judlclal Th1s plan was proposed by Senator
Hrxco The Court constxtutxon was drafted by a
committee of members of the Senate and was ratl
hed hrst by the Student Senate and flnally by the
student body
Thus we are fortunate to enjoy the advantages
of self government ln our school as well as ln our
country
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Natlonal Honor Socnety
Fxrst row M1nn Armlngton Rosenstccl CICCOHQ H CICCONE B111 Lxbson Z'1W'lSlCl
Gryzbowskx Beley Zaytc Mlller
Second row Kuakos Hyshik Hllger Hogrefe Wolfe lVl1rt1 Kuchtyn Masal Ryzowtcz
Budnmer Kulb1clcx Nobnlc Hlevnlc lVl1ss Ktrschner Irons
Thnrd row Nelxck Kow1leslc'1 Yeakel Droz Sutton Woods Caputo Erdely1n Kcrchner
Perrls Deuschle K1kx1s Gossard A 'lrowey
Fourth row Bcmks Marr Gross Alushtn Rosenberger Kentsler Hertneky Wagner Ch1p'1la
KUHICWICZ Sxvy V Cxccone Spol1r1ch O 'trowey Prlbulslcy
The tlme comes In the hfe of every Senlor
when he tmgles wrrh anncxpatzon of membershlp
1n the National Honor Socxety Lads and lassles
have been looklng toward that great torch of the
society and th1s IS the only tlme 1n thelr school
hfe when the outstandlng students are glven rec
ognmon The candxdates are judged by the prm
cnples of the soc1ety scholarshlp leadershnp char
acter and serv1ce
The sponsor who IS Miss Edith Kerschner this
year IS Instrumental m seemg that the members
are properly chosen A lxst of students tn the
upper third of the class IS compnled and sent to
the faculty They vote upon the students as ln
dxspensnble recommended not known or dxsap
proved Thus year a commxttee composed of the
Senior home room teachers tabulated the votes
and with the help of the sponsor and Dr Smlth
hnally chose the society The membershlp in the
Natlonal Honor Society of 1941 totals flfty five
At the Hrst meeting the offxcers of the soctety were
elected They were prestdent Allen Yealcel
v1ce presldent V Clccona secretary I Kulbac
treasurer I Hyshak
To all underclassmen membersh1p ln the Na
tional Honor SOCICIY should present a great chal
lenge When the Class of 41 entered the s nlor
hxgh tt was continually reminded to strlve toward
this goal Now fifty Flve members have accompltsh
ed thls feat brlnglng honor to themselves and
Ambrtdge High School They were worltlng to
ward an end always grasplng ahead for hngher
learning and leadership They leave now still
earnestly endeavormg to serve to lead and to
buxld character
Honored Through Better Understanding of the Amencan W y
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Fxrst row Barr P1pp1s Wllgner
B1rnh1rt Zlody McClure Vlermel
stern Angel Droz Sxvy Cummrngs
Wagner Gross McHenry
Second row Petroskovxch Ferrxs
Wxllshler Mellott M1rt1 Mann
Brown Hogrefe Mxss McNtts Mxss
Kozalc Llbson Shaffer Irons
Binks arovwey Nelrclc Hallis
Goerm1n
Thxrd row Hurn Kemp Green
Miles Schxetroma Boyle Hrxco
Hulet Kerchner Kloxber Dt-uschlc
Hn1th C1pl1n Grosdeclc Cormaclt
Fourth row Ceschm Sh1pp1m Swron
tek Seneta Cherxch Woods Capu
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ble V NlClil9WlCZ Amsler Hyren
wxch Masal Kellmer
First row Rosensteel Kazalcos Masal
Blough Kowaleslci A stroway
Troutman Tedrow Martin VC xl
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Second row Barkley Denny Arm
CHIIZOWQ Stolar Levy Rubcl lNl1
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Thxrd row Miss Trembley P'1nutsos
D Erdelyn Marmaclc Amsler
Kryss Mosura Hrynevlch Szafi
ryn Hendrickson
Fourth row Athens K Hulu Scher
merhorn Kroll Goerman Lysnclc
Levy l.1rson Schlesslnger
Une of the most outstanding actxxntles ln the
Ambrldge Senior High School IS our newspaper
the Sllhouette In addition to bexrg the largest
printed senior hlgh school student publncatlon nn
Beaver County the Silhouette IS entirely self sup
porting The ald of advertisements from local
merchants has enabled thls accompllshment A
the cost of flve cents per copy thls five column
four page newspaper 15 furmshed to the elght
hundred student subscribers ln each of the elex
en nssucs which are publlshed every year IS 'At
least one photograph of student actlvmes
Approxlmately one hundred and seventy five
students are actlvely at vsorlc ln the many depart
ments of the Silhouette
The teachers who so ably assist the students as
sponsors of the Sllhouette are Miss McNees pub
llcatlons Miss Trembley home room representa
tlves and Miss Kozalc typing
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WE PUBLISH THE SCHOOL ANNU
The Staff
The year book staff and sponsor cooperate with the class ad-
viser, art department, teachers, and student body to produce the
Bridger, Approximately seventy-five students actually come in
contact with the composition of the annual. Consequently the
Bridger embodies the spirit of Ambridge High the spirit of co
operation
First rom Hx halt Pribulslu kan Irons lihson Yea' tl W 1rncr Psmu sas Miss Tremb ey
De-uschlt Cnc one Hobrete Rs7om1cz Kullmclti L1bud1 H1ll1s Corliss
Scand rpm O 'irovxex B1nlxs Koisalcslvi -X Vlromex Nlaroxich 'Nlulz Nloorc Hlexrilc
Third rom Rosrnstcel Hacker Roman ones Rcvider XX sirsnclx Dohrin Xvoods Capuro
Goerman C011 71m1slxi Willshier Barkley Fciclr 'Nhnn Hllger
Fourth row 2111 Bowan Yerga Ball Hale Erde-lx1n Dolinski Nlurg1 R1pso Bonzo
BI-izier Boggs Roqinskx 'N aietic Morelli
Fifth rom Hood Nliles Gross Pastrick hflermelstein B1rnh1rt Shorsher Nlarnn Suv
Iwler Nlarr Boxle Headland Droz Stasnv
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Ambrndge Hlgh School abandoned precedent by presentxng a dramatlc pro
ductlon dlrected by an outslde organlzatlon The Amerlcan Producing Company
of Erle Two hundred students took part 1n the two performances of the musxcal
comedy Hit the Deck The prlnclpals ln the cast were George Slvy Helen Rosen
steele Vlrglnla Wolfe Alvln Bufallhl Carl Kerchner Louise McCracken Shlrley
Felck Chester Prlnce Walter Skuby Louls Carpenter Katherme Panutsos Howard
Mermelsteln Ann Mxchelosen Stephama Kolesln Ruth Graham and Gale Eaholtz
These students and the good sh1p Explorer carrled the crew and passengers
on an 8XCltll'lg voyage Capacity crowds applauded the choxce humor and catchy
songs
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THE WILL TO LEARN PLUS TRAINING IS OUR FORMULA
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To be or not to be . . . thus the dra-
matic students learn the art of proper
enunciation. Shakespearean readings,
however, are not the only methods that
Miss Lee, our experienced dramatic in-
structress, uses to develop the talents of
her students. Story-telling, poetry read-
ing, and dialogue constitute a few of the
means that are employed in regular class
periods.
The unior Class presented Our
Girls a three-act farce comedy. Faith-
ful practice and outstanding perform-
ances by those who participated enabled
the play to be typed as the most enter-
taining and financial successful produc-
tion this year. The townspeople and stu-
dent body alike displayed their hearty ap-
proval of "Our Girlsl' by their resound-
ing applause and side-splitting laughter.
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FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN DRAMATICS
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The drafting class, under Mr. Coolis supervision, receives practical training
necessary for a sound foundation in the knowledge of industrial methods.
Of great service to the school, especially the Seniors, is the College Research
Club. This group secures bulletins and compiles information regarding various
universities and colleges of the United States.
The Reserve Football Club spends the club period discussing plays and rules.
The Reserves played Sewiclcley twice, winning both games 13-0 and 19-0. In the
Rochester tilts they won one game 12-6, but lost the other 6-12. The Monaca
score was tied 6-6. Only one of the eighteen games played since Mr. Snyder took
over in 1937 was lost.
watchful eyes guard the health of each student. Annual inspection hy our
health department affords proper care for our well-being.
ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS
Extra CUIIICUIBI Act1v1t1es
First row Bysura Burlett KWlfOWSlCl Goss S1m1ngy FClCk Helm N1Wf0ClCl ohnson
Second row Kennedy Thom-ts Dnxon Rodxsh Kolesm Wmgner Smnth Neal Hendrxclcson
Davxes Creech
Third row Schmldt Dem1y Kellmer M Bysura Horak Flj9WSkl Bmlawtclct Bm1 Bruno
Wess B Johnston
The Gxrl Reserves strnve to face llfe squarely and to find and glve the
lnest they have to suffermg humanltv The money they collect m varlous ways IS
sent to headquarters m Ohno where lf IS dnstrlbuted to the needy and charity organ
nzatnons
The Girl Reserve group m our school IS sponsored by Miss Felclc The
OH'-ICBFS for thus year are Stephanxa Kolesm, presldent Dolores Antomellx, vlcc
president Vera Wess secretary and Sarah Bruno treasurer
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Geister Feiclt Buf1lini Ciccone Schietroma Barkley Vandenbord Cassidy Hyshalc
Pribulslcy
Second row McCormick Vladuchelc Libson Dailey Pisano Spillsbury Carpenter Mallick
Gray Free Gahagin Zugliana Vochlco Grosdeclc Irons Rosensteel Ewing Spolarich
Third row Zagrocki Bruni Hnath Roman Kulbicki Moyer Yealcel Smith Morelli
Warner Dumeyer Pavlalcovich Narlcevic
The band has long been one of the major organizations in the school Essen
tially a musical body it also supplies color and spirit to fall football games with its
column rights counter marches and other special features Extensive drills
after school hours made the band one of the best marching organizations in the
valley. At the close of the football season these musicians turn from Sousa and
Fillmore to Wagner and Verdi in preparation for the Spring Concert. Beginning
students in music play alongside veterans and learn the finer points of playing
classical compositions.
The band has been fortunate in having a fine conductor like Mr. McCormick.
Mac as he is sometimes called, is not only tops in music interpretation but also
has a cheerful patient temperament that makes his musicians glad to stay a few
extra minutes to polish up on those last few bars. In the twelve year period during
which Mr. McCormick has directed the band he has built it up from a small group
of less than 30 members to the present array of 65 uniformed instrumentalists. He
has taught his students to appreciate music by showing them how it should be
played.
Twenty of the members graduate this year but the band promises to become a
bigger and better institution as the years progress.
THESE WERE FOUNDED WITH SPECIAL REGARD
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First row: Nliss Parsons. Banks. Rosenberger, Korolishin,
Gossard, Holmes. Troshel, Samoilurf, Fleming, Zubic, Mc
Calley. Wfolfe. Irons, Nlarti.
Second row: Schmidt. Dt-Nlacio. Nlaclcintosh, Grzybowslci, O.
Jarowey, Steele. A. -larowey, Blazier, Graham. Belay. Cor
liss, Rodin. Nlann.
Third row: Nlellor. l.ysicl4. Hickey, Tartar, lwegrey. lVl1neard
Slculwy. Kerchncr, Bufalini. Purna.
Fourth row: Nlclissari. Kc-rin. Pc-rris. Eaholtz. Kingas, Byers
Kohut.
Art for art's sake--
thus goes the standard
of our art department.
Scenery for plays, ar-
tistic aid to the year
book staff. and pube
licity worlc are only a
few of the responsibile
ities of the art classes.
FOR CULTURE
The Madrigal Club. which is made up
of forty of our best vocal students, is
directed by Miss Parsons. Aside from
entertaining the student body of our own
school, it participates in concerts, and
Christmas carolingg and some members
also compete for honors in the Midwest-
ern and State contests.
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The Science Forum Club arouses interest in
scientific projects, performs experiments of a sci-
entific nature, recites and reports on affairs of sci-
entific interest, and prepares scrapbooks dealing
with science.
For the first time in the history of Ambriclge
High School, a wrestling team has been formed.
This year they enterecl the W. P. I. A. L. meet
and the winner in each match will be eligible to
go to the state contest.
FOR TRUTHFULNESS - FAIR PLAY - SPORTSMANSHIP
F R PERSONAL EFFORT
Brulsed knees and skmned ankles are very
much nn evidence during the soccer season
for the glrls of Ambrldge Hxgh take their
sports seriously The glrls athletxc program
also provldes for an Intramural soccer team
The Chess Club teaches Its members how to
play the game of chess correctly They choose
a team each year to compete wxth Sewlckley
the only other school rn the vxcmuty havmg 1
chess team In the future they hope to compete
One of the many things that Ambrldge
Senior Hugh can be proud of IS the fine library
and the efficient llbrary staff Twenty student
lrbrarxans are traxned by the librarian Mrss
Grlme There are 3 000 volumes m our library
It affords unlimited opportunmes ln any sub
ject We owe much to the helpfulness of the
l1brar1an and her staff
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The boys of our senior high school find a welcome relief from study and
regular classwork in the physical education classes. Mr. Rubenstein has charge of
these classes which meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each week. Sea-
sonal games, such as basketball, softball, and mushball are part of the schedule,
but in addition corrective exercises, drills, and apparatus work is given to make a
well-balanced program.
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The Photography Club is sponsored by Bruce Keusch. Besides learning the
latest photographic methods these boys go about snapping pictures which, when
developed, afford humor and entertainment to all who see them.
In the sewing classes the girls usually make simple day-time dresses. The ad-
vanced sewing students turn out anything from play suits to evening gowns.
Nlembers of the Archery Club study the history and recent developments of
archery. More important, they also obtain instruction and practice in making and
using archery tackle. These "Robin Hoods" hope to put this skill to good use in
competition this spring.
The Hobby Club fosters interest in outside work and profitable ways of spend-
ing leisure time. Nlany attractive and useful things are constructed under the guid-
ance of Miss Smith.
FOR INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT AND SKILL
The Q. G. A., Order of Gregg Artists, is composed of shorthand students
who excel in that particular subject. It permits these students to work toward
certain goals. When these goals are reached a reward in the form of a pin is given.
The club meets during the regular club period and is sponsored by Miss Miller.
Buzzing and grinding, sawdust and hammering-so it goes in Mr. WoIfe's
woodwork shop. Cut of the din comes wood, worked into useful objects of all
shapes and sizes. As a result of this activity the boys have obtained a foundation in
the fields of carpentry and cabinet making.
Proud of the fact that it has had winners in national contests. the members
of the Airplane Club are always busy building all sorts of model airplanes, from
gliders to model planes equipped with gasoline engines. Interest and enthusiasm
are kept at a peak by the frequent contests the club holds at the Twenty-sixth
Street field.
Remembering that "the shortest way to a manis heart is through his stomachf'
the girls in the Home Economics Cooking class are being taught the art of cooking
savory foods in addition to learning how to place them on the table in their most
appetizing form.
FCR ORIGINALITY IN CREATION AND IDEAS
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RESPECT FOR LAW AND ORD
Our efficient safety program in Ambridge High has resulted from the co-
operation of the inside and outside patrolmen The trustworthy fellows who guard
the crossings morning, noon, and night, are to be commended on their loyalty
The captain of the boys patrol is Henry Szafaryn having as able assistants Louis
Perna, oe Stasny and Orlando D1 Mailo Their tasks include checking the at
tendance of all patrolmen assisting Dr Benkert, sponsor of this organization and
organizing special patrol meetings
Mary Karda heads the inside patrol The lieutenants are Florence Libson
Shirley Feick, and Anna Gogal The inside patrol has charge of the information
desk a new convenience of our school and directs traffic in the corridors and stairs
First row Masai Hogreft Kuchtyn DilVlailo Stasny Perna Szafaryn Mr Benkert Karda
Gogal Lisbon Feick Wallis Rubel Rosensteel
Second row Bycura lVlcC1lley Sc1rpone Mellott Smith Sencta Caputo Nhrox ich Gr1h'1m
Third row Mellott Marti Boggs Levy Cherich Rosenberger Olah Nicklewicz Woods Izak
Bruno Mihalik Vandenbord Larabee Mihalik Orler Gaglnrdi
Fourth row Iorfido Frankewxcz Matika Marti Mauk Kaczinsky Xveber Cain Gdula
Droz Springer McCreary Barcycz Kloiber Smady Compagoni
Fifth row Tahey Dunda Hoffman Zlody Tartar Kakias Palumbo Ziolkowski Eaholtz
Nestor Martin Pappas Evanko Locke Vallecorsa Costanzo Dlugosz
Sixth row Hickey Villela Stempkowski Ruttner Hlism Stoeffel Bielski Springer Free
Chapala Powell Furis Bilanich Kuny Vallecorsa
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FOR CULTIVATING CHARACTER
Modern equipment and pleasant surroundings are some of the most out-
standing features of our Home Economics Department. A kitchen containing the
latest cooking and refrigerating facilities, a fully furnished dining room, complete
with china and silver, and a modernly styled living room give the Home Economics
students many chances to brush up on the finer points of housekeeping.
Personal grooming and pleasing personality are cultivated in Home Economics
courses. Dress styles and hair styles, footwear, and other important features of
appearance are considered and discussed.
Another great service which the department renders to the school is the aid
given to any organization sponsoring a banquet. The annual football dinner is a
yearly proof of the savory, tasty foods the girls can prepare. This and other din-
ners are attractively served by the pupils.
All these activities give the girls of the school a well rounded program of
homemaking.
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Our vocational students are trained to cope with the complex problems of
industry. Modern equipment and an experienced force of instruction have made
our vocational department one ol the most prominent in Western Pennsylvania.
The Historical Society, with Carl Kerchner as president and Miss Cauley as
sponsor, is one of the most active clubs of the school. Ir has a membership of 148,
IO0 of which are alumni. The society is an institutional member of the Western
Pennsylvania Historical Society. This year, as previously, it sponsored the annual
Historical Society dinner and a field trip to Colonial Virginia and Washington,
D. C.
Pleasant to the ear are the beautiful strains of Miss Parson's music classes.
Her students find soothing recreation as well as vocal training. They derive a fuller
appreciation for fine music-a talent that will benefit them in future years.
Part of our schooI's education in mechanical devices is given in the auto shop.
Guided by Mr. Todd. our "mechanics'i get practical experience by servicing and
repairing automobiles of every make and description.
AND FOR APPRECIATION OF MEMBERSHIP
IN A DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM.
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Miss Cease and Miss Miller, surrounded by potential stenographers, dictate
letters and orders to their shorthand classes. Specializing in Gregg Shorthand, this
course gives the specialized training necessary for employment in many businesses.
Every play, class meeting, or assembly requires the services of the stage squad.
Scenery has to be set up, the public address system must be adjusted, furniture is
moved, and lighting effects have to be obtained. With John I-Iertnelcy as captain,
the stage squad completes these and many other duties.
The students who are in electric shop receive instruction from one of the most
able men in the vocational department, Mr. Axtell. The principles of electricity
are learned not only through theory but also by practical application.
In our typing classes the students learn to operate and care for the typewriter.
Emphasis is placed on accuracy and speed that is so necessary to attain in the field
of business.
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The orchestra, directed by Mr. McCormick meets in rehearsal twice a week.
The thirty members practice diligently on familiar light classics and more advanced
excerpts from symphonies. The climax of all this effort comes during Music Week
when the orchestra and band present a joint concert. This year the big event came
on May 1.
Besides providing incidental music at dramatic productions the musicians play
the processional and recessional music for baccalaureate and commencement exer-
cises.
Each year the orchestra sends representatives to the Pennsylvania School
Music Association orchestra This year ames Costanzo and Elsie Kozar attended
the orchestral festival which was held at Erie
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A school of the students by the students and for the students might well be
the slogan of Ambridge Senior High Our school is one of the few educational
these students to prepare themselves for life in a democracy and they take ad
vantage of this Various committees are organized and each has a sponsor and a
chairman
In all activities sponsored by the school such as football and basketball games
plays and assemblies it is an evident fact that these committees play an important
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The Publlclty and Bullerm Board Commlttees work together to mform t e
publlc and the students of commg events m our school The finance usher, and
patrol commlttees execute thenr dutles when the tlme rolls around
mg candy ice cream and soft drlnlcs The proceeds of th1s go toward forwarding
various school act1v1t1es
The assembly commlttee has the responslbxllty of choosmg the programs whxch
are presented to the student body As a result of thexr d1l1gent work the programs
are varled and educatnonal as ss ell as entertammg
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DEBATE CLUB
Bottom row: Caplan, Hnaxh. Klolbcr
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Record for 1940
CAPABLE OF PRODUCING VICTORY
Football
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Canonsburg
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Beaver Falls
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First row: Lazorslci. Sipple, Lzmiewslci, Budimer, H. Ulinslci, Nobile. R. Ulinslci, P. Paletti
Beaman, Kostas, Chevnrini, janiclci.
Second row: Coach Rubenstein, DelVl:icio, Kublclci, Kulbaclci, Cuda, Santry, Frangione
McHenry, Shintowsl-ci, Krol, Kasinslci, Assistant Conch Snyder.
Third row: Rowley, Bowan llVlanagerI, Span, Hritsik, M, Kostas, Galt-tta, Manuras, Supe
Iorficlo, Bires, Cummings, Mntievich, Daclco,
Fourth row: Hlista, Guzan, Somar, Moyer, Troupe, Kissiday, Locke, Hudacclc, Kinder
Sherba, Gozur, Depietro, Karalcitsos.
D NOT DISHEARTENED BY DEFE
The first team of the season to come up against the Ambridge gridders was
Monaca. With Leo Nolnile and John Kostas playing an outstanding defensive
game and Ray Ulinslci and Bill Daclco bearing the brunt of attaclc, Monaca was
an easy victim for Ambridge. The final score of the inaugural game was 13-0.
With the co-captains, Leo Nobile and Ray Ulinslci, scoring all the points,
Ambridge defeated the Canonslourg Gunners 13-0. Ray, the Ambridge fullback for
three years, scored two touchdowns and Leo Nobile, who called the signals from
his guard position, scored the extra points.
The first league game of the W. P. I. A. L. competition was the third victory
for the Bridgers. The Turtle Creelc eleven tallied in the second quarter, but failed
to convert the extra point. In the last six minutes Ray Ulinslci, in a center plunge,
broke through the opponent's line and lateralled to Chester Laniewslci, who evened
the score. Leo Nobile again sent the ball between the uprights and put Amlaridge
ahead for the victory.
Despite a few injuries, the fourth encounter of the season proved to be another
victory for the Ambridge High eleven. In the second period, New Brighton com-
piled their only six points. Chester Laniewslci, with the help of the whole team,
scored Ambridge's first seven points in the second quarter. Ray Ulinslci's ground
gaining plunges and Nobile's educated toe accounted for the 14-6 score.
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OUR VARSITY LETTERMEN
Despite the fact that neither team was able to score in the Ambriclge-Aliquippa
game, the Bridgers decidedly outplayed the Aliquippa boys. The net gain for the
Ambridge team was l87 yards as compared to the Steelers' I6. Ambridge recorded
ll first downs whereas the opponents had only one. This tie eliminated the Am-
lnridge team from the W. P. I. A. L. Class AA race.
Ambridge, because of the victory over Rochester, tied with Midland for the
Beaver County championship. In this fast and furious game Ambridge was the
first to score. on a pass from Ulinslci to Kubiclci. In the second quarter John Budi-
mer made the touchdown and also the extra point. Only after the Bridgers scored
again did the Rochester team gain any points. In the last quarter both Rochester
and Ambridge registered more points making the final score 25-19, in favor of
Ambridge High.
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Ambridge hammered out the victory. Again Ray and Chester, backed by a power-
ful team, scored the touchdown. Leo assured the victory by his dependable kick-
ing. The final outcome was 7-6.
In the final game of the season, the Ambridge gridders bowed to the Midland
Leopards. After four hard-fought quarters the outcome was 20 to 7 in favor of the
Leopards. Thus Ambridge was eliminated from the race for the Beaver County
championship.
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In this great season there were many outstanding seniors who had been valua
ble players throughout their high school careers Among these players Raymond
Ulinski the Ambridge High fullback for three years was outstanding Leo Nobile
valuable in many ways to the whole team will be remembered for his valuable con
versions Budimer and Supple were xery prominent members who will be m ssed
in future years Another powerful guard was Ray Beaman who played with the
team for many years These and many others of the graduating Class of 1941
have been really outstanding in our school
Thus ended another footb1ll year for Ambridge Especially to be remembered
is the East West game in which Nobile D'1cko Ulmski Budimer Kostas 1nd Bea
man starred This turned out to be a victory for the West team This season will
be recalled by many graduates for it marks their last season as players for their
Alma Mater Seniors who played their last games for Ambridge High School are
Budimer Beaman Hritsik anlcki Kostas Kubickl McHenry Nobile Supple
Matievich and Ullnski
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H LD SPORTSMANSHIP UPPERMOST
Fnrst row Dubenslcy Bowan Narlcevlc Gutowskl Nlodrouch
Second row Hlnsta fAss1stant Coachl Osso H Ulmslcl Ivkovxch
Glslca Budlmer fManagerl Rubensteln lCoachl
Basketball
Record for the 1940 41 season
Ambrndge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Taylor Allderdxce
Monaca
Erie Academy
Donora
Turtle Creek
Erie Academy
Freedom
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New Brlghton
Ambrxdge
Ambrldge
Ambrxdge
Ambrndge
Ambrndge
Ambrldge
Ambrldge
Ambrxdge
Ambrndge
Ellwood Cnty
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Alnquxppa
New Brighton
Ellwood Clty
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Allqulppa
A sound trouncmg was handed to Taylor Allderdlce ln the openmg basketball
game Captam Walter Narlcevlc led the scormg wlth 15 pomts For the opener
the Ambrldge team was comprlsed of Gutowslcl and Bowan forwards Ivkovlch
center Narkevlc and Dubenslcy guards
In a very excmng game Monaca upset Ambrldge by a margm of one pomt
15 14 The Garneteers rose to then' full power m the followmg game wlth Erie
Academy to emerge vlctorxous by a tally of 39 34
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By a score of 43 to 14, Ambridge outclassed Donora. The Tubers from
lVlcKeesport were the next victims of the Rubensteiners. The lead swayed back
and forth between the Tubers and the Bridgers but Ambridge came out with the
winning score of 24-14. Turtle Creek turned the tables on the Bridgers with a
decisive margin, 35-22.
Ambridge again outscored Erie Academy, 25-18, in their second game.
Throughout the game with Freedom the Garneteers were in fine form. The
Bridgers won an overwhelming victory, 51 to 8.
The pre-league schedule was completed by a victory over Chester High School
of Chester, West Virginia, 30-22. The Bridgers, attack was led by Bowan.
Bowan Narkevic H. Ulinski Gutows 1 Giska
Ambridge, defending Section III champs, won its first W. P. I. A. L. game
by defeating New Brighton. Narkevic, in his usual form, led the scoring.
The next two games were victories for Ambridge High. Ellwood City and
New Castle proved easy victims for the Bridgers.
The undefeated sectional record of Ambridge High School was ended when
they were defeated by the Beaver Falls' quintet.
Ambridge was set back from their aspirations of the W. P. I. A. L. title when
they were defeated by a strong Aliquippa team. The Quippians won by a score of
35-23. The non-league game with Sharpsville proved a defeat for the Ambridge
five, 33-27.
Ambridge High moved up to second place in the Section HI of the W.P.I.A.L.
by ending their three game losing streak with a defeat of New Brighton, 34-17.
Throughout the game teamwork kept Ambridge ahead. Narkevic and Bowan led
the attack with 13 and 11 points respectively. Repeating their previous perform-
ances, the Ambridge netmen again hammered out victories over Ellwood City and
New Castle.
In the last two games Ambridge relinquished its claim on the Section III title
by losing to Beaver Falls and Aliquippa.
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DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM OF SPORTS
Our intramural sports program is designed to give opportunities for athletic
activities to those students who do not take part in varsity events. Nlushball and
basketball tournaments which arouse interest and enthusiasm in the various par-
ticipating home rooms are promoted each year by the Intramural Committee. This
committee, responsible to Mr. Serene, is composed of the chairmen. Wlalter Chapala.
and Richard Gross. Robert Droz, Williaxn Terry, John Wargets, Edward Rut-
kowski, Bob Gibson, and Andy Krol. Besides drawing up plans for home room
tournaments, these boys take an active part in the program by refereeing basket-
ball games. Tournament play is divided into two halves. During both halves all
of the home rooms of the high school compete. A winner for each half is de-
termined and these two teams vie for the school championship. To the victor
goes a shield-shaped plaque bearing the names of the members of the winning
squad.
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This year competition has been keen with Miss
Kerchner's boys setting the pace for the seniors
and Miss Duffy's and Mr. Benlcerfs home rooms
lead the field of juniors and sophomores.
This intensive program has resulted in not only
creating pleasant diversion but also in the build-
ing of healthy bodies, the encouraging of sports-
manship, and development of teamwork.
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THEY FIND OUTLETS
FOR VIM AND VIGOR
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Keep your eye on the ball
Here's hopin'
Up and over . .
Cops. Look out!
GIRLS COMPETE FOR YALE-PRINCETON HONORS
Every athletic-minded girl looks forward to the annual Yale-Princeton girls'
basketball classic. This year the girls' sports program is climaxed for the tenth
annual time. The players are chosen by the girls athletic directors, Miss Spahr and
Miss Hughes, from the "AH League of the girls, intramural basketball squads.
Those girls who excel in sports are banded together, when they have met with
the approval of the sponsor, to form the Girls, Leaders Club. These girls assist
the gym instructors in the class work.
During the soccer season the girls are not idle. They take possession of the
football practice field, where they acquire bruised ankles and skinned knees during
an exciting bout of kicking the ball. This is only one of the varied forms of ath-
letics offered to the so-called "weaker sexf'
Thus, a diversified gym program and bushels of fun are guaranteed to every
Ambridge Senior High lassie.
First row: A. Jarowey. O. jarowey, Kowaleska. Larabee, Yerega, Sapouchak.
Karas, Banks. Oz.mek.
Second row: Ciccone, Hogrefe. Derkash. Hale, Kubia. Miss Spahr. Ball, Burka,
Erdelyan, Belcy, Tedrow.
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