Ambridge High School - Bridger Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1952
Page 1 of 120
Cover
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PROLUGUE ALL ABUARD
Our yearbook thas year wall take us on an excursnon an Excursuon through
educatuon Ltke the raver boats of old we will travel along the route of study
work and play whnch we have enloyed thus past school year As a travel bureau helps
you choose and plan your trnp so our admlnlstratron develops and guudes us an our
course of study A planned curriculum IS the map which we follow rn order to reach
our desrred goal a better lute through educatron
We students as the passengers have a great opportunuty to obtarn the most from
this excurslon Thus opportunity guven to us to learn and appreciate the essence of
free educatuon rs one we should treasure above all others The development of the
Along wlth studles go actlvltles So as entertaunment on shipboard we fund
many and varied extra curricular actlvltnes These go hand ln hand wuth educatnon
so as to develop a well rounded socaal lute an which all learn to work and play
together rn harmony and productnvnty
On thus voyage our semors are the departmg passengers soon to leave the boat
to go on to bugger and better thungs They reluctantly bud farewell to the Brrdger
boat of leornung and vow never to forget their many loyful experuences there The
Freshmen Sophomores and Junuors prepare to board the boatand unsuccessuve years
to take the places vacated by the Sensors To them the best of luck and may they
remember the Sensors and thus strnve to uphold and surpass the hopes and asplratuons
of those who leave thus year
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UPERINTENDENT
DR. HOWARD G. SQUlRES
Dr Squires although cornporotnvely new
un thus offuce hos proven has cbllltyos o cop
oble leoder He keeps the wheels of our school
system runnung smoothly and effncnently Hrs
encouragement an our pep rneehngs and os
sernblues os nn our other school octlvltles
shows hrs keen Interest an our student body
PRI CIPAL
DR MICHAELF SERENE
Thus man urges us to do our best an every
thang He has Interest In the school ond nts
octlvltles as usevndenced by husottendance at
all events othletacor cultural mwhnch
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DR WILLIAM BINING
As student counsellor Dr Blnnng comes In
close contact wnth the student body and guades
of young men and women and thenr problems
makes hum a wnse counsellor and admirable
leader
VUCATIC AL DIRECTOR
Mr Taggart has supervused the actnvmes of
the vocatnonal department slnce l940 Under has
able gundance and competent leadershnp our vo
catnonal department has developed unto one of
fnne reputatnon Mr Taggart also supervuses the
actuvuty program of our school
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DR JOSEPH BENKERT
Dr. Benkert s influence has been stamped with
nndeluble Ink ln our character Hrs everlasting
patience and understanding have won our hearts
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them to thesr desired career. An understandung
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The members of this board are those who have made our school not iust an
institution for learning reading, 'riting and 'rithmeticl but a place where each
student can learn to meet life squarely, train for the future, and become a
better citizen of tomorrow.
J Mr. John S. Majcher
Mrs. Mary Leiper
Mr. Joseph Bufalini
Dr. James Direnzo
J Dr. Edward Laskowslci
Mr. Thomas Garland
Martha Kluz
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IRENE KA MINSKI
Superintendent Office
MARGARET STRIFFLER
Superintendent Office
LOUISE SERACK
High School Office
IRENE HRONAS
High School Office
ROSEMARIE BEZUSKA
High School Office
ROSE SARKASIAN
Director of Curriculum
DOROTHY METELSKY
Finance Office
BETTY BRANDT
Nurse's Office
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Bury Brres
Algebra
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Rose Bogovrch
World Htstory
Ethel Althauser
Engllsh IV
Twrla Bovard
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Voc Elec Shop
Harry E Frnk Jr
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Dlstrlbutlve Ed Drama World
Hlstory
Edward F Drakt
bym Health
Hygle e
La tm
Mary L Duffy
Englrsh I
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John D Budrmrr
Economrcs
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Irma Elbeck
Englrsh III
George Barth
Ind Arts Math
Jack V Burns
7th Grade Math
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John E Chapala
Auto Drrvtnb
9th Grade Gen Math
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Home Economlcs
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Algebra II, Solid
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Health, Phys.
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Biology
Rose Kozak
Sec. Practice
Joseph A. Lombar A.J. Lukachek Ruth Lutman Fern McCune Mary Margaret McKeown
World History Am. History Art Special Class Shorthand I. EC-
Geography
Miss Trembly's class hard of work.
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Musto
Esther M Prantantdo
General St renee
Maur tce Rubenstem
Gen Busrness
Con tance Morellr
Home Economres
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Algebra I
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Home Economrcs Spanrsh I S.: II
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John H Prper Walter! Pruslck
Algebra II Setence Health
Rebecca Palmer
Jr l-hgh Ltbrarx
Florence Recht
Rel Eng
Rel Ltterature
Robert C Palmer
Chem Brology
Phys Ed
Ruth M Parson
Vocal Musrc
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Musrc and Mustc Phystes Chem Hrstorv
Theory
Hazel Schermerhorn Mlchael bebastran Rose Marte Sett1no Lysle P Shaffer Marte C Smtth
Russell Phys Ed Home Ec Jr Eng Publrc Am Htstory
Problems of Dem Speech
FACULTY
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Joseph Snyder
Shop
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Imogene Yost Mary Zawasky
Ruth Troll MaryM Tunney PaulR Vochko Willraml Wiegel
Music Jr HrghEng Pa History Ind Arts
Phys Ed Math Reading
TEACHERS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR
Machine Shop
Latin German
Auto Mechanics
Vocational Carpentry
Plain Geometry
Related Math and History
ROSEMARY MQCROY Art
KATHRYN ROSS
IIELEIX. M NN EISGIZRBER
CALVIN FULMER
CLAIRE GUNDERMAIN
WILLIAM T GORDON
MICHAEL MALINICH IR
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English II
Eng, ish I II
FACULTY
Dr Benkerf with his experimental class
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Miss Stolar is interviewing a young mother
Maintenance men hard at work trying to keep
the temperature up.
The cafeteria has gotten a good start.
RITA ANTHONY
Commercial
Tardy Checker, Concession, Girls Glee Club
CHARLOTTE ALSKO
Distributive Education
DOMINEC AMATO
Commercial
Boys' Patrol, Golf Club.
NORMAN AMSLER
Academic
PETER R. ANDREWS
Vocational
Stage Squad, Intramural Sports.
MICHAEL ANTONETTI
Academic
Intramural Sports, Baseball.
NORM A ANDERSON
Commercial
Silhouette Representative, Girls' Glee Club
ANGELA ANGELIDES
Commercial
Gymnastic Club, Jr. Red Cross.
ROBERT ARNETT
Academic
Band, Silhouette Staff, Thespian Society His
torical Society.
ROBERT ARTHUR
Academic
Band, Boys' Patrol.
ZENAIDE AVERSA
Commercial
Silhouette A dvertising, Usherette
AGNES AZADIAN
Distributive Education
Tardy Checker, Girls' Glee Club
RICHARD BAGINSKI
Distributive Education
MARY ANN BALICKI
Commercial
Silhouette, Speech Club.
-DENNIS BANKS
Academic
Band, Assembly Band.
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PEGGY BARD
Academic
FRANCIS BARLAMAS
General
Band, Boys' Patrol, Intramural Basketball
BEVERLY BARRICKMAN
Commercial
Yearbook Typist.
DONALD BARTO
General
LILA BERKOWITZ
General
Band, Assembly Band
BERNARD BENDER
Vocational
MARY EDITH BENEDICT
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
MICHAEL BILO
General
WILLIAM BINDER
Academic
Bank, Track, Cross Country.
MILDRED BIONDA
General
Urherettes, Editors Training Club, Junior Clan
Play.
JAMES BLAZIHI
Academic
Boys' Glee Club, Intramural Sports.
WILLIAM BOBAK
Vocational
Baseball, Mlmtrel, Intramural Sports.
MARGARET BOGOSIAN
Commercial
Program Committee.
WILLIAM BO!-IREN
Academic
Intramural Sports, Golf Club,
ALAN BORROR
Academic
Bueball, Intramural Spam.
Art Club
ELSIE BOSCHETTO
Academic
Leader's Club, Silhouette Staff.
BRADLEY BOWAN
Academic
KATHLEEN BRYAN
General
GEORGE BUBEN
General
JOYCE LORRAINE BUFALINI
General
Girls' Glee Club, Gymnastics, Silhouette.
LOUIS BUFALINI
General
Band, Intramural Sports.
MARY ANN BUFALINI
Commercial
Majorette, Princeton Cheerleader, Gymnas
tics.
EDWARD BURAK
Vocational
Football, Minstrel, Intramural Sports.
ROBERT BURAK
Vocational
Football, Minstrel, Intramural Sports.
MARGARET BURCH
Commercial
EVELYN BURZESE
Commercial
Band, String Ensemble, Intramural Sports.
GAIL BUTCHERS
Academic
Girls' Patrol, Yale-Princeton, Leaders Club
Gymnastics.
PEGGY BYERS
Academic
Silhouette.
WILLMETTA CAMPBELL
Commercial
Band, Assembly Band.
GLORIA CANDROS
Commercial
Madrigal Club, Girls' Glee Club.
EN ORS
LEROY CANONICO
Vocational
Stage Squad Intramural Sports, Minstrel
SYLVIA CAPRIOTTI
General
Speech Debate Silhouette, Football Usher
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HELEN VERONICA CASA LE
Academic
Silhouette, Usherettes
SAM CATANESE
Academic
Bank, Track, Cross Country Bowling, Assem
bly Band, Band
MILOS CHURCHIN
General
Intramural Sports
JOHN CIPRIANI
Academic
Patrol
MADALINE CIRKA
Commercial
ODILE CLERC
Academic
Silhouette, Yearbook, Volleyball
MAXINE COATES
Commercial
Refreshment Committee, Concert Chorus
LEONARD COPUS
Vocational
Minstrel, Golf Club, Airplane
JAMES CORETTI
Academic
Band, Silhouette, Boys' Patrol.
GEORGE COREY
Academic
Football, Track, Class Officer
RICHARD CHAPALA
Academic
Band, Cross Country.
WALTER D'ALLESSANDRIS
Vocational
GEORGE DAVIES
Vocational
Minstrel.
JOAN CURKOVICH
Distributive Education
Girls' Glee Club, Football Usherette.
CAROLYN DAVIS
Academic
Gymnastics, Yale-Princeton, Junior Class Play.
MIKE DEGENNARO
Academic
Varsity Football, Chess, Glee Club, Intra-
mural Sports.
PAULINE DELAI
General
Band, Softball, Refreshment Committee.
CHARLES DICKSON
Academic
Boys' Patrol, Band, Activitie Band.
ROSEMARIE DININNO
Commercial
Yearbook Representative.
CORA ANN DIXON
Commercial
Gymnastics, Yearbook Representative, Refresh-
ment Committee.
PAUL DGRANSKY
Academic
Intramural Sports.
PAT DRUZISKY
Academic
Student Senate, Girls' Patrol, Yale-Princeton,
Gymnastics.
HELEN DUDENICH
Commercial
Silhouette Staff,
FRED DUNN
Academic
Assembly land, land.
HARRY EDWARDS
Distributive Education
MARY ANN ENDROTT
General
Girls' Glee Club.
ANTHONY ESSECK
Academic
Band, Assembly Band, Chess Club.
EDWARD EVANS
Academic
Band, Patrol, lowllng.
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Vocational
Minstrel.
VICTORIS FALKOWSKI
Commercial
Concessions, Gymnastic Club.
DOLORES FARAH
Dtstributive Education
CONSTANCE FEDUSKA
Academic
Student Senate, Madrigal, National Honor
Society.
TED FELK
Academic
Historical Society, Cross Country, Track.
NICK FETCHIN
Vocational
Minstrel.
THOMAS FOLEY
General
ROBERT P. FOLINO
Academic
Track, Band, Bpys' Patrol.
MARTHA FORD
Academic
Girls' Patrol, Madrigal Club, Historical So-
ciety, Usherettes.
JAMES FREED
Assembly Band, Band.
WILLIAM GABAL
Vocational
GolfClub, Minstrel.
MARTHA GABOR
Academic
Gymnastic Club, Football Usher, Speech.
DONA LD GARTNER
Academic
Silhouette, National Honor Society, Historical
Society.
GENEVIEVE GATEHOUSE
Academic
Leaders' Club, Band.
ANNA MARIE GAYDOS
Distributive Education
ENIURS
IRENE GAZDA
Commercial
Debate, Speech, Art and Publicity.
DONNA GILLIGAN
Academic
Gymnastics, Softball, Basketball.
RICHARD GLAS
Commercial
NANCY GOERMAN
Academic
Historical Society, Jr. Red Cross, Finance
ROBERT GOURLEY
Academic
Basketball, Student Senate, Track.
FRANCES GRADEK
Academic
Gymnastics, Jr. Class Play, Silhouette.
ELLIOTT GREENBERGER
Academic
Band.
STEPHAN GREF
Academic
Yearbook Staff, Silhouette Staff, Thesp
Society.
LILLIAN GROSS
General
Girls' Glee Club.
PATRICIA GROSS
Distributive Education
ELEANOR GULA
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
BETTY LOU GURCIC
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross.
MARY ANN HALICEK
Commercial
Gymnastic Club, Speech, Usherette.
NANCY HARTENBACH
Academic
Speech Club.
WILLIAM H. HARTENBACH
Vocational
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JOAN HARTLING
Distributive Education
Gymnastic Club, Speech Club.
PATTY HARVATH
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club, Speech Club.
WILLIAM HECK
Academic
Football, Track.
CATHERINE HENDRICKSON
Commercial
NORMA HENDRICKSON
General
Girls' Glee Club.
IOANNE HERTNEKY
Commercial
Leaders' Club, Football.Usherette.
EDWARD HILL
Vocational
ANN HIMME
Commercial '
DOROTHY HOKO
Distributive Education
Girls' Glee Club.
ROBERT HOOD
Academic
Band, Patrol.
WILLIAM HOVANEC
Vocational
JOAN HRINKO
Commercial
Gymnastics, Leaders' Club, Girls' Sports
RUDOLPH HRVOICH
Vocational
WILLIAM HRVOICH
Vocational
RICHARD HUDACSEK
General
Baseball.
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MARY ANN I-IUDAK
Commercial
ROBERT JANICKI
Academic
Debate, National Honor Society, Band, Thes-
pian Society.
ALEXANDER JANIS
Academic
Track, Cross Country.
JOHN JONES
Vocational
Minstrel.
CHARLES JOHNSON
Vocational
Track, Intramural Sports, Hunting and Fishing
Club.
GERTRUDE JOHNSON
Academic
Concession Committee, Girls' Sports.
IRENE KANAKIS
Commercial
Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook, Finance.
JAMES KAZIL
Academic
Football, Basketball, Track.
EDWARD KUBIT
General
Boys' Patrol, Intramural Basketball.
RICHARD KENNY
Academic
Football, Track, Cross Country.
MIKE KEPICS
Vocational
RICHARD KMIT
Academic
Football, Intramural Sports.
WALTER KOCZERA
General
Madrigal Club, Historical Society, National
Honor Society.
JOE KOHUT
Academic
Football, Student Senate.
RICHARD KOKOLSKI
Distributive Education
Bowling, Golf Club.
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Academic
Thespian Society, Historical Socie
Honor Society.
EUGENE KOPCZAK
Vocational
Minstrel, Intramural Sports.
RICHARD KOSELA
Vocational
Intramural Sports, Minstrel.
WILLIAM KOSIS
Distributive Education
Intramural Sports, Golf Club.
JOE KOSTAIL
Academic
Intramural Sports.
GREGORY KOSTAS
General
Band, Cross Country.
DELBERT KOVACEVIC
Academic
Student Senate, Intramural Sports
STAN KROL
Academic
Track, Intramural Sporu.
ALLAN KRISS
Academic
Football Patrol, Student Senate.
MARLIN KRISS
Academic
Cross Country, Track, Intramural Sports
MARGARET KNOPICK
Commercial
Usherette, Homeroom Officer.
HELEN KUHARSKY
Commercial
PAUL KUNDRAT
General
Football, Basketball, Track.
STEVE KUZNIAR
General
Band, Assembly Band.
PETER KUTULAKIS
Academic
Madrigal Club, Historical Society National
Honor Society, land.
DONA LD LANIEWSKI
Academic
Historical Society, Boys' Patrol, Yearbook Rep-
resentative.
CLARENCE LANSBERRY
Vocational
ANDY LAZORISAK
Academic
Basketball, Silhouette staff.
DOMINICK LEOPARDI
Vocational
Intramural Sports, Minstrel.
PAUL EUGENE LESANDAK
Commercial
Editors Training Club.
ROBERTA LEWIS
Commercial
Chorus.
SHIRLA LEWIS
General
Finance, Concession Committee.
ROBERT LIVITSKI
Academic
Football, Track, Varsity Football Club.
LORETTA IOANNE LUKETIC
Commercial
Madrigal Club, Gymnastics, Yale-Princeton
GEORGIANN VERA MA LETIC
Academic
Silhouette, Intramural Sports, Girls'Glee Club.
NELL MAMROSH
Academic
Historical Society, Silhouette, All Class Play
FRANCES MANKO
Academic
Student Senate, Cheerleader, Historical Soci
ety.
MARTHA MARTIN
Commercial
ROBERT MARTIN
Academic
Track, Football.
LOLA MARZIO
Commercial
Gymnastics, Girls' Glee Club.
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Academic
Boys' Patrol.
JOYCE A. MATHIAS
Distibutive Education
Gymnastic Club, Debate, Speech
CONRAD MATTER
Academic
National Honor Society, StudentSenate, Year-
book Staff.
ANDREW MATZIE
Commercial
Boys' Chorus, Madrigal Club.
GLADYS MOURADIAN
Distributive Education
Madrigal, Gymnastic Club.
JOHN MAYER
Academic
Assembly Band, Band.
SHIRLEY McLAUGHLIN
Commercial
Finance.
MAUREEN MERRIMAN
Commercial
Assembly Band, Band.
SHIRLEY MEYER
Academic
Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Officer, Historical
Society, Leaders Club.
GREGORY MIHALIC
Academic
JOHN MIHALICH
Commercial
Art Publicity.
CAROL MILLER
General
Girls' Glee Club.
HARRY MOORE
Distributive Education
MILTON MORATIS
Academic
Football, Baseball, Basketball Manager.
VERLIE MORRIS
General
Art Club.
ELSIE MORRIS
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
JOAN MORRISON
Commercial
LORETTA MUHA
Commercial
Madrigal, Girls' Glee Club, Usherette.
DORIS MUSGRAVE
Academic
Patrol, Princeton Cheerleader, Madrigal.
BETTY NADZAK
Commercial
Class Officer, National Honor Society, Stu-
dent Senate.
BARBARA NARDI
Commercial
Silhouette Representative, Madrigal, Mixed
Ensemble.
RICHARD NAWOCZNSKI
Vocational
Minstrel, Intramural Sports.
RICHARD NICGORSKI
Vocational
Minstrel, Intramural Basketball.
KENNETH NIELSON
General
Bowling, Intramural Sports.
ALICE OSTRANDER
Distributive Education
Tardy Checker, Concession Committee.
CATHERINE OZENICH
Commercial
Girls' Patrol, Yale-Princeton, Speech Club.
RAY PALMER
Vocational
Electric Squad, Intramural Basketball, Min-
strel.
RITA PALMER
Vocational
Girls' Glee Club.
RICHARD PALSHAW
General
MARY PAOLANTONIO
General
Gymnastics, Ir. Red Cross, Bowling.
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Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
KATHERINE PAPPAS
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club, Finance Committee, Usher-
ette.
DONALD PASCARELLA
General
Art Publicity Club, Checker Club.
MARY PASCO
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross,
ANTHONY PAUL
General
Homeroom Officer.
ROBERT PARASIDER
Academic
Intramural Sports, Chess Club.
JOSEPH PAVLOKOVICH
Academic
Baseball, Orchestra, Boys' Patrol.
CHARLES PELESKY
Boys' Glee Club, Intramural Basketball.
ROCCO PERCIAVALLE
Academic
Band, Intramural Sports.
JOSEPH PERUSIC
Academic
Junior Class Play, Thespian Society, Football
Patrol.
DONALD PETKASH
General
Art Publicity, Golf Club, Intramural Sports.
TOM PLASKO
Academic
Student Senate, Class Officer.
STEVE PLEVEL
Academic
Intramural Sports, Boys' Patrol.
ELAINE POLITO
Commercial
Silhouette Representative.
DOLORES PRIVOL
Commercial
Yale-Princeton, Leaders' Club, Girls' Intra-
mural Sports.
E IOR
FRANK PUSHAK
Vocational
Minstrel.
SHIRLEY QUAIL
Commercial
Refreshment Committee
NANCY REES
Academic
Band, Madrigal, Silhouette staff Historical
Society.
SHIRLEY REESE
Academic
National Honor Society, Madrigal, Silhouette
Staff.
LOUIS RHODE
Vocational
DELORES RIBAR
Commercial
Speech, Usherette, Gymnastic
JOSEPHINE RICCI
Distributive Education
NEIL ROBERTSON
Academic
Band, Intramural Sports.
AUGUSTINE RODRIGUEZ
General
PATRICIA ANN ROSS
Academic
Speech, Silhouette, Debate.
NANCY ROSS
Commercial
Finance.
BETHEA ROWLEY
Academic
Usherettes.
ADAM ROGINSKY
General
Band.
MAFALDA RUSSO
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club, Typing Club
ROBERT SABONYA
Academic
Varsity Football, Track.
MARIA SALUDIS
Commercial
Gymnastic Club, Homeroom Officer.
MARGARET SANTO
Commercial
Finance Committee, Girls' Intramurals, Art
and Publicity.
LAURA JO SASADEUSZ.
Academic
Gymnastic Club, Leaders' Club, Girls' Intra-
murals.
ROSE MARIE SCARPIELLO
Academic
National Honor Society, Historical Society,
Silhouette.
ELMIRA SHAFER
Commercial
Football Usherette, Yearbook Typist, Girls'
Sports.
IOAN SHAFFO
Academic
Thespian Society, Silhouette Representative,
All Class Play.
DORIS JEAN SHANDICK
Commercial
Girls' Patrol, Usherette, Homeroom Officer.
RAY SHUMSKY
Vocational
Minstrel, Boys' Glee Club, Intramural Basket-
ball.
CHARLES SKORUA
Academic
Track, Cross Country, Glee Club, Student
Senate, Chess Club.
HELENA SMITH
Academic
Band, Assembly Band.
MARCELLA SMITH
Commercial
Cheerleader, Yearbook Representative.
TOM SMITH
Commercial
JOHNNY RAY SMITH
General
Band, Assembly Band.
WILLIAM SMITH
General
Boys' Glee Club, Intramural Sports.
PETE SMOLINSKI
Vocational
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Commercial
LONNIE SOLLEY
Vocational
Minstrel.
MARIANNE SPEHAR
Academic
Madrigal, Usherette, A11
KAT HERINE STA KIS
Academic
Dramatics, Madrigal, Vocal Ensemble
LAWRENCE STREMBERSKI
Vocational
Intramural Basketball.
ELIZABET H STROC K
Academic
Mixed Ensemble, Madrigal Club Finance
Committee.
SHIRLEY ANN STUBBINS
Commercial
PrincetonCheerleader, Gymnastics Usherette
Band.
DELORES SUBER
Commercial
Band, Finance, Jr. Red Cross Assembly Band
Glec Club.
DOROTHY SUDIA
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
DAN SUMROK
General
Band.
JIM SUTTON
Vocational
JOHN TACTAC
General
CHARLES TAIT
Academic
Track.
NYLA TELFORD
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
KAT HRYN TESNOVICH
D istributive Education
All Star Basketball, Gymnastic Club
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General
Silhouette, Madrigal, Gymnastic Club, Glee
Club.
SHIRLEY THOMPSON
Academic
Band, Assembly Band
GERALDINE TOME1
Academic
Glee Club, Silhouette Representative, Jr. Red
Cross, Usherette.
DELORES D. TRAMMELL
Commercial
Yearbook Representative, Mixed Chorus.
JOAN TRUMBETAS
Commercial
Girls' Sports, Refreshment Committee, Orch-
estra.
GOLDYN TURCIC
Academic
Patrol, Gymnastic Club.
WILLIAM TYRO
Commercial
Golf Club.
RUTH ANN URDA
Commercial
SOPHIE VAGIONIS
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club.
EUGENE VALLECORSA
General
Band, Assembly Band, Mixed Chorus.
PHYLLIS VASQUES
Academic
Band, Assembly Band, Yale-Princeton Cheer-
leader.
ANGELINE VASILAKIS
Commercial
Girls' Glee Club, Ir. Red Cross.
HAROLD VAUGHAN
.QV Academic
Football, Intramural Sports.
LOLA VEGA
Commercial
Mixed Chorus, Usherette.
JOE VERNAK
General
Band, Jr. Red Cross.
FRED VIGNOVICH
Commercial
Madrigal, Yearbook Typist, Mixed Ensemble,
Homeroom Officer.
MARCUS VLASSAPOULOS
Academic
Chess Club.
KAY VON MOOS
Commercial
Usherette, Homeroom Officer.
EILEEN WAGNER
Academic
Silhouette.
GREGORY WASLO
General
Intramural Basketball.
IRENE WASLO
Commercial
Madrigal Club, Girls' Glee Club.
DICK WEXL
Academic
Track, Intramural Basketball
LEON WORK
Vocational
Minstrel, Hunting and Fishing Club.
CHARLES L. WERNE
General
Track, Art Club.
LARRY H. WESCHE
General
Cross Country Manager.
ELEANOR WESOLOWSKI
Vocational
Girls' Glee Club.
MARY F. WHEELING
Commercial
Silhouette Representative.
GLENN WHITEHAIR
General
Basketball, Basketball Club.
WILMER WHITMORE
Academic
Varsity Football, Intramural Sports.
FRED WILLSHIER
General
Bowling, Intramural Sports.
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Voca tional
Cross Country, Intramural Basketball
JOAN WINZENRIED
Commercial
Jr, Red Cross, All School Play
MILDRED WORY
General
CATHERINE WROBLESKI
Commercial
Band, Intramural Sports, Gymnastic Club
EUGENIA YEDGENAK
Commercial
Madrigal Club, Silhouette Representative
WILLIAM YERZYK
Academic
Football, Intramural Sports.
RAY ZAKOVICH
Commercial
Baseball, Patrol, Basketball, I
LAWRENCE ZALENSKI
Vocational
HAROLD ZEHNDER
Academic
MARY ZERA NICK
Commercial
Silhouette Representative, Gi
STEVE ZIELINSKI
Academic
Cross Country, Track.
DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN
Commercial
Usherette, Typing Club.
MARIE Z UNIC
General
SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR
WALTER ADDISON HENRY MICKY
Distributive Education Vocational
DOLORES CREESE Minstral, Intramural Basketball.
Distributive Education SAM OPRISKA
JOSEPH DIRDO Vocational
Vocational Minstrel, Track.
Minstrel, Intramural Basketball. ALBERT OTRAHALIK
JOHN DISHAUZI Vocational
Academic DAN ROWLEY
Madrigal, Band, IntramuralSporrs Academic
THOMAS ECKERT Boys' Glee Club, Intramural Sports.
Vocational SKIP SIEHL
Cross Country, Track. Academic
JOHN KROYNIK Varsity Football, Basketball, Homeroom Officer
Vocational
Stage Squad.
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FIRST ROW: Richard Jula, Ronald Lew-
is, Bill Potter, Robert Squires, Joseph
Kotula, Jerry Parker, Doris Muhalick,
ChristBalatsaukas, RudyCouichoc, Fred
Burak. SECOND ROW: Miriam Costan-
za, Mary Lou Mellott, Mary Rose Slapp,
Chas. Davis, Patricia Irwin, Dolores
Horniak, Jeanette Mattzie, Carol Rice,
Chas. Hcibert. THIRD ROW: Rosanne
Lintio, Francis Kappas, Betty Holland,
Doria Trayan, Donna Cappriotti,
Georgia McKenzie, Alice Horak, El-
eanor Juhn, Marietta Yakobik.
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SECTION II-C
FIRST ROW: EmilDeSantis, August Brogno,
Lee Phillips, Harold Jacobs, Nicholas Stef-
aniak, Richard Wacht, Robert Mack, Ralph
Ciper, Stanleywojtkowski, Nata1eVillella.
SECOND ROW: Carole Ruminski, Vera Ann
Krokonko, Larry Kirschler, Jerome Kemp-
isty, KennithSmutko, Erwin Ronczko, Ste-
phenTyma, Robert Psinka, Demetra Kallas,
Gloria Riley. THIRD ROW: Va1eriaRotondo,
Joanneliasnic, DonnaKaufman, IrisFarrar,
Joanne Petrosky, Dolores Semon, Marlene
Neiman.
SECTION II-B
FIRST ROW: EdSmigielski, Adamjanicki, John
Polka, Eugene Blako, Joseph Lorek, Tom Regllfly.
Phillip Folino, Mike Agrecky, Eugene Bowan.
SECOND ROW: Margaret Hnath, Herbert Stein,
Dan Ja cobs, Bill Standish, George Duda, Gus
Selvas, Dan Na vala nce, Anita Erwin, Dol
Smuch. THIRD ROW: Marion Fulmet, Barbara
Gault, Veronica Sllviak, Cathie Marks, Florence
Smith, Dixie LeeBallard, Emma Moruna, Char-
lotte Kairy, Ann Sudia, Genieve Montemayor.
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FIRST ROW Anthony Crissi Roy Percival
Richard Vandenbord Arthur Helbig Blane
Capenos Albert Harsch JonJacklet George
Garner Richard Rossick SECOND ROW
Helen C um m i ngs Harold Weil Edward
Rosemair, William Yeager, Jack Gallagher,
WilliamSheaffer, Filmore Shepler, Frances
McClain. THIRD ROW: Viola Bartolomucci,
Barbara Rossick, Joan Romanski, Marlene
Kelly, LindaMiller, Jeanne Glatz, Angeline
Villella, Peggy Acheson.
SECTION I I -F
FIRST ROW: Robert West, Mike Sepella, Stuart Mc-
Coy, Lewis Napolitan, Donald Kerr, Sam Johnson,
Robert Hood, Wayne Swihart, Keith Salter. SECOND
ROW: Rose Musloe, Betty Cameron, Elvira Alexa ,
Barbara Steuban, Mary Ann Choick, Margaret Vinsky.
THIRD ROW: JoAnnRygalski, Cecilia Mazutkewicz,
Carol Huston, Mary Zervos, Helen Gaza, Katherine
Prokop, Mariann Berkner.
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FIRST ROWg WalterFinch, Walter Nadzak,
LeoGallaghcr, StanleyWilliarnowsl-ci, Rich-
ard Adasiak, Michael Rotrianiak, C a l v i .
Cook, John cihy, David Walther, William
Todd. SECOND ROW: BobFurness, Raymond
Masal, Barbara Wyllic, John Ba ue r, Earl
Cohen, Alvin Gross, Lester Paul, Eugene
Hrynewich, Ed Palko, GailCh'isty, Cecilia
Kneiss. THIRD ROW: Nancy Shep herd,
Elaine Hall, Jean Nestor, Pat Rafter, Betty
Dudenich, Delores Giammaria, MarieTor-
rito, Anita Stefancci, Georgette Rotole.
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FIRST ROW: Paul Reese, George Nitkuli-
nich, Dennis McCoy, George Wronosky,
Carl Cardinali, John Sostarich, John
Gomersall. SECOND ROW: Eugene Mc
Cullough, Herbert Lukachek, Virginia
Dubensky, Jean Kubicki, Joan Timney,
Rose Marie Guzyk, Lorraine Morgan,
Jean Pelesky, Miss Ross. THIRD ROW:
Joan Rich, Betty Latka, Gloria Perusic,
Pauline Zagar. Evelyn Petkash, Mary
Julia Petula, Marjorie Gala, Phyllis
Lolli.
SECTION II-G
FIRST ROW: Bill Kostankewich, Arthur
Gilbert, Ted Schmitt, James Morsillo,
M itchell Farah, Edward Kopczak,
Georgelieech, Earl Stadnik. SECOND
ROW: Patty Fetcho, Evelyn Sedlock,
Frank Budjanic, Donald Phillips, Betty
Guzan, Marilyn Dixon. THIRD ROW:
Mary Catanzarite, N80r1'li Anglemayer,
Irene Homjak, Mildred McNally, Ann
Smith, Anita Bevacus.
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FIRST ROW: Bill Smith, Alex Prokop,
Jim Drexler, Fred Willshier, Mike Dal-
ey, Homer Henkel. SECOND ROW: An-
ita Stellato, Eleanor Snyder, Dorothy
Cowell, Gloria Henden, Connie Barn-
hart, Marlene Wanderlick, Miss Trem-
bly. THIRD ROW: Pauline Pezzillo,
Dorothy Vargo, Dorothy Boyd, Nancy
Robbins.
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FIRST ROW: Pete Manoleras, Matt Vuc-
inic, Vince Panaia, Gus Bizic, Ronnie
Martin, Ronnie Wilson, John Tackac, Sam
Laba. SECOND ROW: Betty Salva dor,
Joanne Hanlon, Jeanne Hanlon, Marilyn
O nd r a k o, Betty Fennel, Rosie Escoto,
Marie Quiroz, Ena Measel, Miss Eibeck.
THIRD ROW: CarolStewart, MikeDetor-
akis, Frank Pascarella, Pete Sposaro,
Wayne Beeman, Norma Barto, Lois
Brandt.
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FIRST ROW: Edward Witkowski,
Joseph Shuflay, Joseph Roman, Ed-
ward Evans, Edward Baloga, Daniel
Willis, Richard Tkatch,Charles Jena.
SECOND ROW: Sylvia Jacklet, Judy
Day, Barbara Candros, Robert Liven-
good, Russell Horner, Margaret
Smith, Amelia Azich, Mary Jane
Schoolitz, Mrs. Nicholson. THIRD
ROW: Mary Ann Stranko, Patty
Bramble, Mary Gallagher, Phyllis
Bishop, Beverly Stanfield, Sherry
Moore.
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FIRST ROW: Thomas Garret, Daniel
Hyranovich, Jack Shepherd, Andy
Sovich, James Barcasky, Eugene Ol
Brien, Ronald Naugle, William
Carey. SECOND ROW: LucilleSav-
eno, SallyTedys, Helena Vukelic,
Janet McClure, Mary Ann Kolar-
chik, Barbara Losco, Barbara Fred-
erickson. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Ko-
tula, Shirley Glatz, Judy Janicki
Shirley Yeager, Vera Privol.
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ler, Hu.ihConlan, Geor51ianRaboski, Bernard
K otn l a , Carl Lwtt-:rra.ir.i, John Enilernaw,
Will1ati1St'liETiidt, l.illia.1Yxlatria. SECOND
ROW: Donald Uliaiski, Patricia Sovich, Wal-
ter Nesko, Daniel Ball, John Dnnlan, Jean
Knhicki. Eleanor Za at , Stella Olbris, James
Dnnn, Donald Chohoxitz, John Charitonuk,
Daiiiel Wory THIRD ROW: Ioan Sinovich,
Carol Kokoski, Rose Marie K ec k, Patricia
Knopich, Alfred Dahrna, Robert Forringer,
Florence Klak, Mary Guido. Loretta Cush-
manf Margaret Longnecker.
SECTION to-C
FIRST ROW: Loretta Navalance, Shirley
liovanec, Patricia Morse, Graydon Ad-
ams, Charles Zickfoose, Roger Strauss,
Austin Sullivan, Peter Tretiak, Patrick
Mihalic, Carol Ca mpbe ll. SECOND
ROW: Joseph Openbrier, Naomi Von
Moos, William Dilvlarzio, Betty Dos-
talik, James Durbin, Robert Kuzma,
CarolNeuber, VioletSmith, JohnJones
Lester Vogel, Phoebe Felk, William
Dunmyer, Rose Schichilone, Mr. Hos-
kins. THIRD ROW: George Byers, Effie
Krystallis, Carol Lindley, Nelle Louise
Direnzo, Anthony Saludis, John Geffel,
Connie Bendlock, Mary Pappas, Dolores
Tomaszewski, Shirley Watkins.
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FIRST ROW Ann Lorek Roberta Campbell Frank Bos
anac Donaldmiketa AlexanderLanga Frances Wojt
koxv ki Nanci Taddx SECOND ROW Barbara Jarne
vrc Patricia Smith Frances Falk Marv Ann Ihnatko
Joanne Frederick Sandra Boggs Donna Payne Mr
Mattuch THIRD ROW Ruth Robinson Jon Freed
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FIRST ROW: Harry Molchen, Riilhafd
na. SECOND ROW: Oragene Malay,
Joe Berkovic, Joanne Brandt.
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Orend, Dalton Hammond, William
George, Robert Mowry, William Kem-
Rose Galuschak, Voctoria Kopriva, John
Yedgenak, Elaine Syrek, Vincent Sino-
vic, Eugene Sestile, Jack Fardo, Nicho-
las Diachiac, Bernice Weber, Patricia
Wagner, Charlene Kepics, JoAnne Ross,
Helen Mindek, Miss McKeown. THIRD
ROW: MaxineMcClain, Georgia Kefa-
las, Angela Caldarelli, Joellyn Coch-
enour, Arlene Sylvester, Johanna Kole-
sar, Lucille Merante, Joanne Pisano,
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FIRST ROW: George Yanko, Chcstcrtiarret, Rob-
ert O'Connell, Donald Kerr, Ronald McCalliQter,
William Powers, Edward Lipinski, Dennis Ferbas,
Ronald Rotondo. SECOND ROW: James Snnon,
Elizabeth Funk, Lorraine Bndkey, Mike Geriak,
Betty Carol Conti, Donna I'ICIlLIfICI'4SOIl, A IbL'l'I
Brandt, Jane Wojtkowski, LorraineStelzig. THIRD
ROW: Cecilia Sarnacki, Frances Dornbrowski,
Audrey Davidson, Edith Woten, Camille DeStef-
ano, Virginia Babyak, Janet Glatz, Leonard
Gagliardi.
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FIRST ROW: Blanche Galant, Joseph Kopp, Sam
Gagliardi, Richard Larrick, Carl Virevitch, Jack Bab-
yok, Milton Trapold, George Kocak, Richard Hua-
tead, DelorisRosenst-eel. SECOND ROW: Helen Ger-
iak, Patricia Morris, Lillian Delach, Sylvia Serak,
Ann Kasper, Carole Hnk, Patriciawojanie, Suzanne
Mc Millen. Joann Hedzik, Jean Marre O'Connor.
THIRD ROW: Ronald Venneri, Theodore Marr, Janice
Smelas, Nancy Billingslea, JoanJones, Nancy Lear-
ish, Myrna Morris, W ill ia m Barlamaa, Anronerre
Trma.
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FIRST ROW: Williarn Brio, Shirley
Lahner, Jack Sinnrok, Miki Vany o,
Alberi Wallace, Nick Cicrrnanob, Joe
Parra, Charlw Sovieh, Peter Veselich,
DorothySwekoski. SECOND ROW: Mar-
gery Dale, Toni Karr, Dennis Panl,
Mike Zeranick, Roberta Aliko, Mar,
AnnBowan, LoreitaSichak, Carol Kes-
ner, Ruth Foringer, Janice Ostrowskr,
Mari. AnnMcL3ixern, William Zazwerf
bky, Janief Flesh, Barbara Pic-ta, Miss
Adarns. THIRD ROW: Andrew Sapp,
Donald Prentice, Patricia Beernan,
Therefa Rnsno, Oeorgelxliciiiletti, Roh-
ert Oaks, RobertFirich, Donald Bacorn,
Shirley Hendriekbon, Josephine Floro,
Doria Manrz.
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ROW:Fred Samsa, Irene Kuhni, Janice Keefer,
Betty Skocich, Carol Chapala, Mildred
Moore, Marjory Mihalic, Gladys Flesher,
SECTION Io-I
FIRST ROW: Frank Fleming, William Albright, Charles
Shapert, Raymond Haushalter, Irvin Jacobs, Harold Dun-
lap, Leonard Lojek, James Hamilton, Robert Rutkowski.
SECOND ROW: Nancilee Nag' Ferne Rebarick, Nancy
Raymer, JohnKrawczyk, Richard Lugowski, Joseph Vanyo
RobertBalik, HarryPlumb, Charles Elko, Thomas Swartz
Norman Shoup, Rose Marie Budimir, Elizabeth Lazorisak,
THIRD ROW: Fay Benedict, BettyAnnKnouse, Mary Graig
Virginia Guido, Leah Foderousky, Loretta Senkevich, Mar-
tha Karr, Lynnea Larson, Robert Baker, Lea Mancinctti
Frances Fergadis.
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SECTION IO-K
FIRST ROW: Marilyn Foster, Richard Jones,
Gt-orgcKuchtjak, Alexander Aldrian, George
Waslo, Lewis DeLizi0, Richard Tempalski
Peter Pawlack, Annette Morse. SECOND ROW:
John Binder, Joseph Roppo, Dorothy Mann
Sylvia Slemberski, Arlene Martin, Nancy Ed-
f
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Verne B a r n h a rt, Gi orge Karnavas. THIRD
Nancy Gray, Ida Bevacqua, Richard Fennell.
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SECTION 10-1
FIRST ROW: Richard DeAngelo, Sam Fer-
nandez, Jack Kopriva, Robert Hartman,
Peter Sprock, Nancy Hey ma n, Donald
Metzger, Rudy Kuhel, Wesley Gatehouse.
SECOND ROW: LaudyRadwanski, Patricia
Young, Justine Shramko, Barbara Kobsik,
RoberrRusnak, Joyce Double, Sylvia Mor-
row, Helen Ann Phythian, Lillian Striffler,
Jack Mulraney, Louise Kohut, Jean Bova,
Allen W i l l i a ms. THIRD ROW: Richard
Sickler, Richard Barnes, Charlene Plevel,
Arlene Lindley, Eileen Simon i, Harold
Pasrrick, Elaine I-lerko, Doris Holmes,
NoreenDixon, Marie Baiard0,RalphWo1fe.
Students find a wealth of in
formation and reference material
in our Senior High Library.
SECTION 9-B
FIRST ROW: Irene Zervos, Nelda Schermerhorn, - unugg
MichaelHallas, AnthonyMariotti, Wayne Lind-
sey, John Prasko, George Swierz ek, Eugene
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SECTION 9-A
FIRST ROW: JosephZugliano, Norma Ball, Stanley
Prokop, William Nielson, TheodoreBlishak, Henry
Thompson, Theodora Kostoglow, Theodore Fober,
John Bzubak, James Rotondo, SECOND ROW: Mrs.
Hodges, Robert Connolly,CarlDobrosielski, Steve
Koman, Gerald Long, Fred Sterrett, Paul Mikaylo,
Kitty Kurtyka, Louise Aspiotes, CarlBarto, Charles
McLaughlin, Samuel Pitts, Doris Hanlan. THIRD
ROW: Franklin Ricci, Robert Schenk, Louise Mam-
ula, Marianne Varkonda, Arlenewilson, BettyFor-
man, Betty Waybright, DorisDavidson, JoanneBuz-
an, Josephine Casale, Walter Salvati, Nancy Yanko.
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Wezork, Paul Villela, Richard Katterson. SEC-
OND ROW: JamesChristnet, Stanley Lewandow-
ski, Richard Vasques, John Shumsky, JackBarto,
Larry Bufalini, Patricia B tch, Theresa Torhan,
Lucille Kowalski, Nancy Skopinski, CarolSwain
Donald Smith, Edwin McMillin. Richard Bialo-
rucki, Mr. Barner. THIRD ROW: Nancy Double
Richard Snyder, Nathaniel Hendon, Marie Ross
Patricia Gula, Marion Amsler, Elizabeth Angele-
meyer, Alice Kuntz, Elva Lightman , Robert
Baranyk, Carmen DeRose.
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Students find the walk between
classes refreshing cmd it enables
them to chat briefly with their
friends.
'I SECTION 9-C
A Matter, Donald Urban, Howard Miller
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FIRST ROW: Robert Grand, Keith Kerns
Charles Dunn, Mitchell Herring, Albert
Olzinger, George Welch, Anna Mihalik
George Karal, Carane McKinley, Bertha
Wojtkowski. SECOND ROW: Helen Figel
, I DorothyWalgus, Jacqueline Marine, Mary
I AnnFigel, RachelBramble, Janet Mottern
1 John Varecha, ManualSacoulas, Michael
H Fezar, Orysia Galadza, Olga Kowal, Mar
" garet Miles, Louise Puffinberger, Mrs
Lazar. THIRD ROW: Frank Tabin, Martha
Yee, ThomasMack, RobertSedlock, Ann
' , Fennell, Peggy Budris,Cecelia Beck, John
surjtiox 9-D
FIRST ROXNX Vincent Viscuso, Theodore Carodisky, Claudia
Meslfovii-ti, Peggy Blazier, PhyllisKotula, Robertlilodowski,
Alxizi Nlancinetti, Frances Johnson, Loretta Ludwig, Norma
Burzese, SECOND ROW: Patricia Ripple, Martha Karaffa,
CharlesBrown, Ralph Bitsko, Gordon Davidson, Donald Leson-
dak, Victorwaligora, Robert Rosiak, Edward Schatz, David
Manges, Mr. Vochlro. THIRD ROW: Daniel Dempsey, Harry
Crane, Joan Keins, Barbara Bittner, Ruth Zehender, Shirley
Walker, Sylvia Morrison, Joanwildinson, Marie Longo, Stan-
ley Trycianho, Eileen Griffith.
SECTION 'J-F
FIRST ROW: Dale Fauser, Marlane Conrad,
Doris Preston, Joseph Kaminsky, Raymond
Hull, Jose-phLoschiavo, DonalsOslick, Mike
Semonik, Thomas Stewart, PhylissKubinski.
SECTION 9-E
FIRST ROW: Sarnuelliungo, Robert Ston-
fer. JohnDodaro, RobertAdasiak, Edward
Park, JamesShowranko, WarrenCapenos,
Joseph Gruszczynski, Bradley Grandovic.
SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Fetchin, Joan
Slappo, Genevieve Leriotes, Judy Smelas,
llubert Weys, Joan Warren, Richard Pas-
carella, Philip Mathews, Ronald Kelly,
Paul Gross, John Gaydos, Laurel Brutout,
Steve Simsko. THIRD ROW: Elaine Urban,
Philomena Teny, Alla Leopardi, Lillian
Scherrnerhorn, Ruth Abbott, Elizabeth
Bogosian, Barbara McKee, Paul Poulas,
LoisHarbison, MargaretBevard, Josephine
Genovese John Strike John Olbrys
SECOND ROW: Carol Geffeler, Dolores
Stankowicz, Narita Gilson, Eugene Metal-
slci, James Gilligan, William Fuegi, James
MeCarriher, Robert Fletcher, Donna Flem-
ming, Jean Condi, Mr. Weigle. THIRD .
ROW: Richard Shandick, Lawrence Kosis,
Gary llelnibreek, Mary Vlakos, Evelyn
Jones, Peggy McCoy, Elaine Freed, Elme'
Gilchrist, Norma Pisano.
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SECTION 9-G
FIRST ROW: Carl Spencer, Robert.Tom-
aszeski, James Cvitko, John Pierson, Don-
ald Blackford, Louis Boykins, Joseph Gal-
ietti, MichaelLongo, Iames Payne, Rus-
sell Ra ns haw , SECOND ROW: Samuel
Sherba, Mary Sarver, Joyce Blackford,
Gladys Payne, JerryPollock, Joseph Was-
lo, Carl Lucus, Joan B irc iw, Maryane
Carrodus. THIRD Row: Melvin Poling,
Sally Ferbas, JanetEsseck, Herbert Zieg-
ler, Elinor Vaughn, Diana Rajter, John
Smigielski.
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FIRSI' ROWg Edward Manlf, Richard liahert
Rayffhop, Stephen Honijak, Robert Speer
V3L13.IIlAl'IlOld, Charles Kolrnthalc, Meye
Klein, Robert Gross. SECOND ROW: Mr
Kent-h, Jeanne Lridden, Patricia lhgowsl-ti
Dorla Nulph, Joanne Gray, Arlene Harper
Paul Gault, Regina Geskovich, Vanyce Dunn
Diane Austin. THIRD ROW: Patricia HedLik
Juanita Moody, Richard Meslxo, Elaine Mor
gan, Madeline Sponralr, AlireBiema, Harry
Wcay er, Maureen Sylor, Anthony Lswrlclil
William Barrickrnan.
FIRST ROW: JayWhitehair, DoloresGulish,
EarlFagan, HowardFinegan, James Sloppy,
Robert Shoup, James Burak, Garmella An-
tonucci, Ronald Peltz, Mary Ann Zeranick.
SECOND ROW: Jack O'Rourke, Lucille Pro-
kop, Fanny Bolirnos, RogerBarnhouse, Low-
ell Thompson, Roberrshrum, Thomasweid-
inger, Barry Baird, Ralph Mucci, Lillia n
Guzan, Marolyn McCandless, Antoniette
Masal, Miss Settino. THIRD ROW: Eugene
Polito, Naomi Ward, Mary K a r ag i a n i s ,
Fritz Sheppler, Clara Bla Z a k i s, Eleanor
Miles Norma Jean Wolz, Dennis Kempa,
Darley Kniess, Nancy Richards, M a r i l y n
Marr
SECTION 9-J
FIRST ROW: Gloria Stanovich, Richard King, Alexander
Churchin, DannRees, George Vogel, Kenneth Alberts,
Pete Sweitzer, John Pushak, Ray Rodriquez, Joan Mol-
inaro. SECOND ROW: Helen Wesolowski, Pearl Jula,
Donna Jean Johns, Eileen Oslick, Lillian Paul, France
Zalewski, DorothyDonnermeyer, Shirley Marcus, Patty
Valleno, Kay Reeder, Velma Levin, Miss McCrory.
THIRD ROW: Paul Standnick, Nancy Blasko, George
Petricko, Joseph Wesolowski, Lewis Grammaria, David
Edwards, PeteBizic, Roy Kenny, Richard Losco, Richard
SECTION 9-K
FIRST ROW: John Toth, Alfred Ackles, Theodore Janis,
James Hallaman, William Manjak, Robert Antolini.
SECOND ROW: Joyce Peters, Elaine Hovanec, Sandra
Adamovsky, Jean Lintio, Patricia Potter, Frank Mish,
Rose Himme, Louella Sutter, THIRD ROW: Earl Cow-
ell, JamesCairns, ErancesFeduska, Nancy Novak, Don-
ald Perlakowski, William Wheeling.
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Dramatic Action.
"The Maestro"
Mr. Stonis instructs
Future librarians.
Leading the band.
Dainty Dancers.
Entertainment is assembly
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outstandi ng students the distinction
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Daisy Kolar Connie Feduska Shirley Reese SECOND
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FIRST ROW: Mr. Desanzo, Tom Miller, Mr. Taggart. SECOND ROW: Gail Christy, Marion Essek, Bette
Stasny, Bob Furness, Florence Vitovich, Ioan Garner, Shirley Meyer, Jean Genovese, Daisy Kolar, Sherry
Moore, Barbara Robinson, Joan Palladini, Tony Parrish, Eleanor Morris, Irene Zawasky, SallyKremmel, La
DonnaRodgers,MarianneBlaziar, BillNeville. THIRD ROW: David Walthers, EdithSmith, Catherine Kuncio,
Shirley Williams, Shirley Finatri, Roberta Storar, Mildred Bionda, Joan Shaffo, Bob Janicki, Robert Arnett,
Cecelia Krieiss, Bill Bard, Chuck Lutz, Stephan Gref, Eugene Blako, Jack Bell, Phyllis Kutulakis, Donald
Gartner, Bill Standish, Harry Schoolitz, Ray Masak, Joe Perusic.
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STUDENT SENATE
The Student Senate, made up of the presidents of I-ff-'-'
each home room, is the representative government of -if-f
our students. The purpose of the Senate is to help solve
school problems to the satisfaction of both students and
faculty. Meetings are held regularly under the sponsor- f'
ship of Mr. Mattuch.
STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS
Bob Scbonya Frances Manko Tom Plasko
TUDE T E ATE
FIRST ROW Franceslwlanko PatDruzrsky Emmatwlaruna Donnalclendrlck
son BettyDosti1ak Carolefjhapala ConnreFeduska Kay Von Moos Pearl
Jula Marian Amsler Barbara Pleta Nancy Symes SECOND ROW Mr
Mattuch Allen Kryss B1llCorey Ray Chop Eugene Sestlle John Bauer
John Pierson Harold Pastrrclx Sam Pitts Leonard Goglrardl THIRD ROW
George Corey Vince Panama Dick M611 Alex Langa Bernard Rotula Ed
Kopczak Delbert Dowacew ic Charles akorrja
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Sponsor . , . Mr. Frank W. Desanzo
Typing Advisor. . . Miss Rose Kozak
Advertising Manager .... Iris Farrar
Art Editor ..... Connie Feduska
Typists ...... Elmira Shafer,
. . . . . . Beverly Barrickman,
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YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVES
BRIIIGER T FF
Early September brings thoughts of
football games, pep assemblies, and other
enjoyment to anyone except the Bridger
staff. They are already busily scheduling
pictures, soliciting, collecting money,
and planning the general layout.
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The theme forthe seventh
annual Vocational Minstrel
Revue was the "Gay Ran-
chero". All dances and rou-
tineswere conducted with only
boys in the show. Sponsors for
the production were Miss Stel-
la Lazar, Miss Laura Jean
Rice, and Mr . Frank Desonzo.
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MINSTREL
Mexican Hat Dance .
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Minstrel Triofeaturing Eugene
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ENDMENg Carol Kolar, Harry
Schoolitz, Eugene Dunn, Sam Vran-
utorj, Ed Burak, Bill Kopchik, Pete
Sezanias, Joe Baron.
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On School Changes
sou all know. there vias ri :ez
lu:,i::.,rr5 rhnnee in the :fhool
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"The Silhouette," Ambridge High WSRHMI. .HMUI J, Q...
School 's monthly publication, endeavors to In ' ' Q'
present to the students a well rounded pic-
ture ofall school events. News and feature All
stories highlight each publication.
.-Xnrbridee
Below .irc listed the uprinui
hle in all sud:-rits :n inni-
rz with or without algebra
of
ns-vi sssrein
.rl ecliicarinrl yrwniili-s for tht-
rit, ut bop' nrirl mile' uxni
mtg. on ttf un- annul -.in-K lhv
'r xx :.ilr'rt1'rin will prwnlrii- hot lun- Pictur'-d :thun-
Q ini rm- nn,-'fi..1i .tr -in su- rfwtivs-d mam 4
li s thu liao 'int nr :win ,inn 11.1 -'ml Wir api-rm 415 F
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H! he' c'1ilvrr'i'i.i. Ihr' rwun-lrnxr I . 'N '- ' 'A s, RZ
pr-unix inn up ftiini-n-in-ii, 'rn.- multi- , , L N mu I -- 'tes buh!
ml: lx urlrlcr um' runringvrxurir rmw I , ,U 'f' " X' '
'-irlh Ilr Brnino in ilmrlgn' ul the V'--"'-'--" ,gn ' Hanriall ' "Ni lelyibllf in Buck' county'
xnir! .uw Pmtzrzirii, thi- nnlitucie and 10113
IL. ll-sting and nlsu ilu' lullcivivllp
:xork with the furuzn- ur'nd'.rnrPV' led
Tin-se rr-rnarks by Dr Serene sum 3,-ry
up the ni-XA conditions hhut here nrt' i of
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be-rs MIZL F'.Shnffr-r 'l think the '
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'sir' :rr frivrn trend. xvrj, pr'uur'cesixe ' James Cofettl
Mr- Sw-ll.l Lnznle-'Al Lhl- prose-zgi
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'Vlonari Home
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ll lik that it denim e lrod of selectme nur iienhei
1 rr mphph Name gym ' L is rucedure, .tri i -sf
Q-inner su mits the n.iini-N . -'Sr High Basketball tarm-
it is defrnrtlx to the Har Bmck Aww
-si r-nan Basketball
Ford City--Home
Helen I-lodges r. checks the rerorde WPMU Ansscmhly. The Mar-
udcntp .rho he thinks wxuiilrl quali-
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for rnenibcrship Z x 'xr
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fin tudents wuplred roi member
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Hodges ix rr. uridrrided as to whrrh
students should b- chosen or rv
were not selec
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.ic some '
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Conrad 'vlnttvr
Dasrd Walthers
Perf-r Kutulakrs
Bradley Bowan ..
Marv Pasco .
Vlr Kimber
Tomms Hughes
Lncle Stanley
. Li-ggirt Frazer
Sue Barrington
'ilcox
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FIRST ROW: Shirley Reese, Nancy Rees, Nell M a mr osh, Elsie Boschetto, Rose Scarpiello, Odile
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SILHOUETTE WRITERS
FIRST ROW: Katherine P a p p a s,
Nancy Shepherd, Daria Troyan,
Nell Mamrosh, Betty holla nd, Wir- nil-
Elaine Hall. SECOND ROW:
iam Kosta nza, Shirley Meyer,
Nancy Rees, Betty Strock. THLRD
ROW: Lynnea Larson, Gail Chris-
ty, Eileen Wagner, Doris Mus-
grave. FOURTH ROW: Georgiann
Maletic, Cecilia Kneiss.
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Hunting and Fi-hu:
by sri 1-reunite
Speech Club, :he
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10th. 11lh,alK1 l2rn aznrli-e .ire the
Chess Club. cmuhr-ri bg M: Siena-
bcig and thi: All-.h.uz...il D:,l-.: ff
Club sponsored by M: Km-.lr
nd Review Bridgers Defeutedp
FIRST ROW: Jean Nestor, Dolores Giammaria, Betty
Dudenich, Anita Stefanacci. SECOND ROW: Georg-
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BRIDGERS ELIMINATE RIVI-lLS FRGM ALIQUIPPA
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SILHOUETTE REPRESENTATIVES
SEATED: Marlene Conrad, JoycePeters, Vera Krokonko,ShirleyReese, Nancy
Gray, Rachel Bramble, Gloria Stanovich, Anita Stefanacci, Patty Bramble,
Nancy Symes, Joan Berchieve, Viola Bartolomuccl. STANDING: Anita Stel-
lata, Jeanette Mattzie, Eileen Wagner, Eugenea Yedgenak, Elsie Boshetto,
Lorretta Ludwig, Carol Huk, Mary Ann lhnatka, Norean Dixon, Clara Bozakis
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"A Little Honey", a hilarious three-
act comedy by William Davidson, was
presented by the Senior Class. In the cast
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FIRST ROW: Harry Schoolitz,
Phyllis Kutulakis, Edith Smith,
JeanMorgan, Marion Essek, Mr.
Desanzo. SECOND ROW: Dick
McFarland, Bill Neville, Mari-
anne Blaziar, Shirley Finatri,
Irene Zawasky, Joan Garner,
Tom Miller.
"OUR MISS BROOKS"
The hilarious two-act comedy, "Our
Miss Brooks", was presented by the Am-
bridge High School Thespian Society Troupe
lO32. This play written, by Stephan Gref,
was part ofthe initiation in which forty-
one members were welcomed.
CAST
FIRST ROW: Don Gartner, Sherry Moore, Bob
Arnett, GailCliristy, Cecelia Kneiss. SECOND
ROW: Marion Essek, I-larry Schoolitz, Shirley
Meyer, David Walthers, Stephan Gref.
"ADAM'S EVENING"
This comedy-farce was resented by the Junior Class of l95l . The roles were mostly
character parts and providecliexcellent opportunities for demonstrating acting ability. Mr.
Desanzo did an exceptionally fine iob of directing this unusual comedy.
CAST
Pete Kutulakis, Mildred Bionda, Joe Perusic, Connie Matter, Catherine Stakis, Bob janicki, Carolyn Dawis,
Frances Gradek, Rose Scarpiello, Don Gartner.
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Dorothy Sichad. THIRD ROW:
Charlene Plubill, Lorraine Stel-
zig, DorothyMan, Gladys Fletch-
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DoloresSeman, Roseann Linteio,
Phyllis Lolli, BettyCameron, Es-
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FIRST ROW: Irene Gazda, Marilyn On-
drako, Georgine Papantonio, Ann Lor-
ek, Catherine Ozenich, Shirley Thur-
kins, Florence Smith, CarolCampbell,
Lorrain Morgan, Evelyn Rogers. SEC-
OND ROW: Eva Measel, Dorothy Hoko,
Victoria Falkowski, Ann Himme, Do-
lores Rosen, Sylvia Serak, Roberta Al-
sko, Rose Schlione, Johanne Kolesar,
Mary Palontonio, Joan Morrison, Mi-
falda Russo, DotothyZimmerman, Miss
Giammatteo. THIRD ROW: Sandra
Boggs, Evelyn Petkash, MaryZ.eranick,
Eleanor Snyder, Mary Ann K res ch i,
Donna Cappriotti, Rose Ga luschak,
Georgia McKenzio, Loa Mancinetti,
LaVerne Barnhart, Louise Kohut, Mar-
garet Santo, Angela Caldarelli.
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FIRST ROW: Joan l-Irinke, Elsie Boshetto,
Gail Butchers, Genny Gatehouse. SECOND
ROW: Shirley Meyer, Joanne Hertneky,
Carolyn Davis, Betty Nadzak, Peggy Bard,
Delores Privol, Pat Druizisky, Laura Sasa-
deusz, Connie Feduska, Loretta Luketic.
THIRD ROW: Marjorie Dale, Betty Cameron,
Mary Ann Stranko, Iris Farrar, Connie Barn-
hart, Miss Spahr, Miss Yost, Elaine Hall,
Vera Krokonko, Dorothy Kisiday, Marjorie
Mihalic. FOURTH ROW: Ladle Radwanski,
Marie Quiroz, Betty Lazorisak, Rose Heck,
He1enKnopic, Ruth Foringer, JoAnn Pesano.
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FIRST ROW: Don Kerr, Charles Heibert, Steve Bur-
sky, LeonardGagliardi, ElSrr1egalsky, Stanley Wil-
amousky. SECOND ROW: Vince Simonac, Eugene
Sestile, Sam Gagliardi, Ted Schmidt, Joe Shulay,
Albert Harsh, Charles Sevens, Dick Nicgorski.
CHESS CLUB
FIRST ROW: Jerome Kempisty, Richard Lansberry
Ray Masal, John Shumsky, Charles Helbert, Her-
bert Stein, Danny Jacobs, Marcus Vlassopoulas.
SECOND ROW: Richard Hustead, Mr. Steinberg,
Ted Marr, Ed Kopczak, Joe Perusic, Harold Jacobs,
Erwin Ronczka, Louis Rhode, Robert Squires.
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FIRST ROW: Brandt, Rich, Salvader, Stefanacci, Srellata, Gauet, Rowley, Gurcic, Rotola, Juhn, Kisiday.
Simoni, Cameron, Quiroz, Rees, Pezzillo. SECOND ROW: D. Sudia, Pappas, Horak, L. Miller, A. Sudia
Haseley, Shepherd, Granitz, Rotondo, McClure, Mattzie, Merman, Boyd, Yakobik, Troyan, Glatz, Rice
Stakis. THIRD ROW: Miss Rice, Torrito, Wanderlick, Scicholone, Guzan, Wyllie, Kowell, Anfhony
Giammaria, C. Miller, Morris, Telford, Thompson, Malettic, Reese, Shoup, Dudenich, Iargo, P. Moore
Rlborich, Kanakis, Russo, Vagonis. FOURTH ROW: Knauss, Kefalas, Bartolomucci, Thomas, Bowan, G.
Candros, Barnhart, Mindek, Alsko, B. Candrow, Vasilakis, Kellas, Morse, Jurczak, Dubensky, Manko
Herlneky, Dixon, Seman, Musgrave, Vega, Gula, Muha.
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FIRST ROW: Jim Romigh, Earl Cohen, Jack Shepherd, Fillmore Shepler, Charles Heibert, Ray Masal, Sam
Gagliardi, Russel Horner, Eugene O'Brien, Walt Koczera. SECOND ROW: Miss Rice, Dan Willis, Bradley
Bowan, Jim Blazier, Eugene Hrynewich, Don Laniewski, Bill Powers, Joe Perusic, Mike Romaniak, Gerry
Parker, Andy Lazorisak, Rich Iula, DonGartner. THIRD ROW: Conrad Matter, Calvin Cook, Ray Zakovich,
Stanley Wilamowski, Eddie Evans, JoeKotu1a, RayShumsky, Richard Nicgorski EddieBo1oga, Peteliutulakis,
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FIRST ROW: Betty Strock, MarianneSpehar, RoseScarpiello, NancyRees, Loretta Muha, Don Gartner, Mar-
tha Ford, Doris Musgrave, Conrad Matter, Ann Sudia, Walter Koczera, Fred Vignovich, Ray Masal, Eugene
McCullough, Shirley Hendrickson, ConnieFeduska. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Sudia, Gloria Candros, Eugenia
Yedgenak, Loretta Luketic, Irene Waslo, Shirley Reese, Miss Rice, Miss Parson, Betty Thomas, Dolores Se-
man, Iris Farrar, Carol Rice, Kathryn Stakis, Jeanne Glatz, Linda Miller. THIRD ROW: Charles Heibert,
Earl Cohen, Jack Shephard, Andrew Duda, James Romigh, Joseph Perusic, Edward Evans, James Hoskinson,
JoeKotula, Michae1Romaniah, Georgewronosky, Eugene Hrynevich, Gregorykostas, JohnJu1a, PeteKutu1a-
kis, Andrew Matzie, Fillmore Sheplar.
MIXED ENSEMBLE
FIRST ROW: Loretta Luketic, Shirley Hendrickson, Marywheeling, Martha Ford, Loretta Muha, Eugenia Yed-
genak, Nancy Rees, Patty Shafer, Betty Strock. SECOND ROW: Jim Romigh, Walter Koczero, Irene Waslo,
JoanKasnic, Miss Parson, Barbara Nardi, MarianneSpehar, Rose Scarpiello, Mary Pasco. THIRDROW: Conrad
Matter, Edward Evans, Andy Lazorsiak, Don Laniewski, Joe Perusic, Delbertliovacevic, Pete Kutulakis, Andy
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FIRST ROW: Lucille Savino, Peggy Acheson, Judy Day,
Marianne Choich, Helen Gaza, Marlene Kelly, Dory
Shandick, Lola Vega, Shirley Reese, Rose Scarpiello
Shirley Stubbins, Martha Ford, PatDru2iski, Gail Butch-
ers, Doris Musgrave, Mildred B i onda. SECOND ROW:
Frances McClain, Carol Rice, Rhoda Hasley, Betty Hol-
land, MarieTorrito, GeorgetteRotolo, Dolores Horniak,
Veronica Sleviac, AliceHorak, Barbara Wylie, Marlene
Wanderlick, Beth Rowley, Kay Von Moos, Marianne
Spehar, Dorothy Z. i mm erm an, 11-eng Sai-kison, Donna
Capriotti, Georgan McKenzie, Mancy Shephard , Pat
Moore, Marlene Neiman, Emma Maruna. THIRD ROW:
Ann Smith, LoisBrant, Paulinellezzillo, Vera Krokonko,
Elaine Hall, Frances Kappas, Marietta Yakolic, Carol
Granitz, Rosanne Lintio, PatBramble, Louise Poulas,
J0anneKasnic, Betty Latka, Helena Vukelic, EvelynSed-
lock, Mary Gallagher, MarilynOndrako, Anita Stelloto,
Betty Cameron, Dot Kisiday, Irene Homjak, Marianne
Kolarchic, Janet McClure, Barbara Loslfo.
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FIRST ROW: Shirley Quail, Gloria Candros, Doris Shan-
dick, Irene Gazda, Delores Ribar, Betty Lou Gurc ic,
Shirley Stubbins, Loretta Luketic, Dlrothy Sudia, Beverly
Barrickman, Joan Hrinko, Catherine Hendrickson, Zen-
aideAversa, MargaretBogosian, Katherine Pappas. SEC-
OND ROW: Miss Kozak, Helen Kuharsky, C a t he r in e
Wrobleski, MadalineCirka, Angeline Vasilakis, Rita An-
thony, Mary Ann Ha licek, Helen Dudenich, Kay Von
Moos, Ruth Ann Urda, Delores Suber, Victoria Fa lkowski,
Eugenia Yedgenak, Mary Ann Balicki, Irene Kanakis,
John Mihalich. THIRD ROW: Fred Vignovich, Cora Ann
Dixon, Evelyn Burzese, Wilmetta Campbell, Roberta
Lewis, MaryPaolantonio, NylaTelford, CatherineOzen-
ich, Mary Benedict, Sophie Vagionis, Joan Winzenried,
Elmira Shafer, Joanne Hertneky, Joan Trurnbetas, Mar-
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FIRST ROW: Irenelianakis, Anita Stellata,NancyShep -
herd, Nancy Goerman, Betty Strock, Pauline Pezzillo.
SECOND ROW: Dorothy Kisiday, Rhoda I-laseley, Kay
Pappas, Shirley Meyer. THIRD ROW: Lucy Saveno, Con-
nie Barnhart, Ann Sudia, PeggySanto. STANDING: Mr.
Horsman, Marlene Wanderlick, Barbara Wyllie, Shirley
Geatz., Shirla Lewis.
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casky. STANDING: Edward Kopczak, Jer-
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FIRST ROW: Jerome Kempisty, MaryAnnChoick, Rose Marie Musloe,
Rose Searpiello, Anita Stefannachi, Peggy Bard. SECOND ROW: Pete
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Rotondo, Marlene Wonderlick, Kathrynlwlarks, Barbara Wiley. THIRD
ROW: Betty Dudenich, Anita Stellato, Frances Manko, Shirley Reese,
Florence Smith. FOURTH ROW: jairnes Simon, Dolores Semen, Walter
Finch, Joe Kolarchik. FIFTH ROW1 Eugene Hryweniwich, Jim Barkasky,
Walter Koczera, Anthony Paul. Mr. Barner sponsored this group,
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JoeRoman, LouisRhodes, John Kryna lc
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BOYS' PATROL
FIRST ROW Chrrstner Shepherd Jacobs Herbert Reese
Sostarrch Arthur Folmo Amato Sovrch Pavlokovrch S
Gaglrardr SECONDROW Mr Kokoskt Zakovrch Romanrak
Evans Perusrc Lanrewskr Kubrt Drckson Kutulakrs Wel
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GIRLS PATROL
FIRST ROW Dorts Musgrave Dons Shandtck Pat Druzrsky
Rose Scarptello SECOND ROW Elsre Boschetto Carolyn
Davts Gall Butchers ConnreFeduska Genny Gatehouse
Betty Strock Shrrley Reese THIRD ROW Janet McClure
Marlenewanderltck Dorothy Ktsrday Joan Trumbetas Erleen
Wagner FOURTH ROW Nancy Shephard Betty Cameron
Patty Bramble Ann Sudta STANDING Marty Ford Betty
Nadzak JudyDay l.otsBrandt Darla Troyan Vera Krokonka
Frances Kappas Rhoda Hasley Rosanne Lrnteo Catherme
Ozenrch Anrta Stellato Amta Stefanaccr Goldyn Turcrc
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FIRST ROW Barbara Rossrck Maxtne McClaln Betty Hol
land MrssRoss Pattylrwrn MaryLouMellott Beverley Bar
rtckman Dorothy Sudra Joan Brandt SECOND ROW Carol
Stewart PattyRoss DemetraKa1las AngelmeVr11ella Rrch
ard Rossrck Joan Petrosky Antta Stefanaccl Frances Mc
Clam JoanneKasnrc MarrettaYakobrk 1eanNestor THIRD
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FIRST ROW: Helen Gaza, Janet McClure, Catherine Pro-
kop, Gerry Tomei, Martha Ford, Gail Butchers, Rose
Scarpiello, Anita Stelloto, Marlene Neiman, Jean Nes-
tor. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Mattzie, Pat Morris, Pat
Shafer, Judy Day, Joanne Hertneky, Anita Stefanacci,
Betty Guzan, Rose Escoto, Valeria Rotondo, Vera Kro-
konko, Carol Rice. THIRD ROW: Marie Torrito, Joann
Brant, Maxine McClain, Joyce Doub1e,.Justine Shramko,
Louise Kohut, Barbara Kopsic, Janet Kirschler.
CONCESSION COMMITTEE
FIRST ROW: Donna Cappriotti, GeorgiaMcKenzie, Em-
ma Maruna, Kathryn Marks, Mary Lou Mellott, Mary
Rose Slappo, Mary Kopriva, Angela Angelides, Pat Har-
vath, Iris Farrar. SECOND ROW: Shirley Quail, Marion
Fulmer, Dolores Smuc h , Betty Holland, Camille De-
Stefant, Charlottekairy, FrancesDombooski, Anna Mae
I-Iimme, Bette Thomas. THIRD ROW: Joellan Cochenow,
Rita A nthon y , Nancy Heyman, Patty Wagner, Peggy
Acheson, Jeanne Glatz, Joan Trumbetas, Victoria Fal-
kowski, Shirla Lewis, Daisy Kolar.
BOYS' FOOTBALL PATROL
FIRST ROW: Mack, Zakovich, Arthur, Amato, Gazliardi,
Jacobs, Christner. SECOND ROW: Pania,Wi1lie, Peru-
sic, Folino, Kubit, Laniewski, Kotula, Romaniak. THIRD
ROW: Kutulakis, Kempisty, Heibert, Ciprioni, Ronczka,
Boykins, Sovich, Shepherd, Stefaniak.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
FIRST ROW: Pheobe Felk, Nancy
Rees, Shirley Reese, Martha Ford,
Betty Nadzak, Daria Troyan, Rose
Scarpielli, Nell Ma mrosh, Nancy
Goerman, Daisy Kolar. SECOND
ROW: Marie Torrito, Walter Nadzak,
Ted Felk, Robert Arnett, Frances
Manko, Judy Day, Shirley M eyer,
Janet McClure, Betty S trock, Pete
Kutulakis, Boblanicki. THIRD ROW:
Mr. Budimir, Joe Kolarchik,Harold
Pastrick, Jack Shepherd, Bill Corey,
Conrad Matter, Irvin Jacobs, Bob
Squires, Don Laniewski, Don Gartner.
CANTEEN COMMITTEE
FIRST ROW: Phyllis Lolli, Judy Day,
Betty Nadzak, GailButchers, Frances
Manko, Emma Maruna. SECOND
ROW: Sherry Moore, George Wrono-
sky, Anita Stellato, Patty Bramble,
Rosanne Linteo. THIRD ROW: Mr.
Barner, Miss Trembley, Joe Perusic,
Dennis McCoy, Mr. Fink.
ART PUBLICITY
SEATED: Toni Karr, Doris Troyan,
Sylvia Jacklet, Odile Clerk, James
Plesh, Walter Koczero. STANDING:
Eileen Wagner, Mike A DIOHSI tl,
Sherry Moore, Shirley Re e s e, Mrs.
Lutman, Connie Feduska, Joe Perusic.
DEBATE
FIRST ROW: Sylvia Valavonis, Betty
Strock, RoseScarpiello, Donna Cap-
priotti, GeorgiaMcKenzie. SECOND
ROW: Ioycelvlathias, Nancy Symes,
Charleneliepic, Marie Lorrito, Vera
Krokonko. THIRD ROW: Jack Engle-
man, Harold Jacobs, Pete Kutulakis,
Bob Janicki, Walter Koczera.
SPEECH
FIRST ROW: Dolores Smuch, Nancy
Symes, Sylvia Valavanis, Georgia
McKenzie, Donna Cappriotti, Joyce
Mathias, Georgiann Maletic, Mary
Lerves. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wyl-
lie, Charlene Kepic, Joanne Hartling,
Connie B a r n h a r t, Kathryn Marks,
Marie Torrito, Rose Scarpiello, Betty
Strock, Vera Krokonko. THIRD ROW:
Marion Fulmer, Walter K o c z e r a,
Harold Jacobs, Pete Kutulakis, Jack
Engleman, Robert Ja n i ck i, Nancy
Shepherd, Patty Ross, Mariann Berk-
ner.
HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB
FIRST ROW: Harved Weil, Matt
Vucinich, Harold Dunlap, Albert
Orahalik, Burak, Leon Work, Alex
Lango, Alex Aldrian, George Kucht-
jak, Basoliga, Ronald Martin. SEC-
OND ROW: William Yeager, Bradley
Bowan, Mike Agrecy, Don Biddle,
Mike Antonette, Kosis, Gus Buzic,
Iacklet, Dovicevic, Rich Larrich,
NormanAmsler, Mr. Hoskins. THIRD
ROW: Lonnie Solley, Rappo, Shum-
rok, Lee Phillips, Roszba, Harold
Zehnder, Pascudnik,Charles Johnson.
JU lllli- E IOR Pll0M
Toward the beginning of spring, everyones attention turns
to the Prom. Gowns and suits are assembled in gay quantity
and flower shops are left pleasantly unoccupied of their
floral masterpieces. The crowning of the King and Queen
climaxes a wonderful evening of fun and entertainment.
Gloria Mack and Richard Kasper won the coveted crowns at
the Prom of T951 . Then the happy couples leave to attend the
gala Post Prom Party. All in all, the Prom is a perfect end
to the school year.
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SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
Marcella Smith, Barbara Fredrickson, Roseanne Linlio, Dolores
Giammaria, Frances Manko, Patricia Bramble.
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
Eileen Freed, PeggyJoMcCoy, JaniceDunn, Frances Feduska, Patsy
Santo, Pati Vellano.
FIRST ROW: Dolores Giammaria, Frances
Manko, Patricia Bramble. SECOND ROW:
Barbara Fredrickson, Roseanne Linrio. THIRD
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later went on to be eliminated from the W. P.I.A.L. Double
A competition by virtue ofa 6-6 tie.
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FIRST ROW: James Kazil, Edward Burak, Mike DeGenrxero,
Tony Bufalini, Chris Balatsoukas, Robert Burak, Paul North.
SECOND ROW: Rudy Comchoc, Wilmer Whitmore. John Hom-
jak, George Corey.
VAR ITY
FO0TBALL
Rudy Comchoc and Steve Budimer
The l95l Arnhridge gridiron eleven, marked
hytremendous spirit, overcarnea startling weight .,' .5 A
deficit to end the season with a very impressive
record. Under theexperienced guidanceof Coach
Mike Sebastian, who made his debut as chief
Ambridge mentor, the Bridgers triumphed' in six
out of their nine scheduled grid battles. A .
th. New sfagmonpm. which an lflhifffltfi 'lf'
nearly wan in the last seconds, had some 'conf
solution in the realization that itwas anonleagve
team. i ,ff - A
ElIwoodrCity and North Catholic handed the
team heartbreaking ties of 6-6 and I3-I 3 respect-
ively. Despite these facts, there is onlyone
which canapply taourgallant warriors of the garnet
and gray-Hats offll 6 6
SEASON'S necoao '
Tarentum ' 6 Ambridge
Har-Brac l 2 Ambridge 2'l
New Brighton 25 Ambridge 2l
Befiver Falls 7 Arnbridge , 26
Vandergrift 6 Ambridge
Alicpippa r 6 Ambridge 'l2
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bridge during the '51 season and made an impressive showing
with his hard driving power.
Fleetfooted half-back Frank Bombiani gave the team that added
burst of speed. Bombiani still has another year in which to show
the fans thatspeed and determination are essential factors in win-
ning ball games.
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The eleven men pictured above were the starting lineups for the Bridgers in most of their games
of the I951 season. Guards: Joe Kohut, Rt. art Sobonya, Center: Tom Regney. Tackles: Robert
Livltski, Jim Marsillo. End: James Siehl. Backszwilmerwhitmore, Rudy Comchoc, John Homjak,
George Corey. END: James Kazil.
Many other Bridger gridmen also saw action. Pictured are
the very reliable replacements that gave Ambridge the
added strength when needed. First Row: James lfloskinson,
Edward Bural-t, Michael DeGennero, Tony Bufalini, Chris-
topher Balatstukas, Richard Kmit, Vince Panaia. Second
Row: Steve Budimer, Ralph Clper, William Yerzyk, Frank
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Coach Adams, James Kazil, Michael Far-
rah, Robert Gourley, Regis Laughlin, Andrew
mzorlsak, Edward Bologa, Milton Moratis,
Manager.
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1951 -1952
Dec . 4 Ambriclge Monaco
7 Ambridge Har Brach
11 Ambrldge Ford City
14 Ambridge Sharpsville
21 Ambridge Swissvale
26 Ambrldge Kittanning
27 Ambridge Midland
Jan . 2 Ambridge Rochester
4 Ambridge Sharon
8 Ambridge New Castle
11 Ambridge El lwood City
18 Ambriclge Butler
22 Ambridge Beaver Falls
25 Ambridge Aliquippa
29 Ambridge Sharon
Feb. 1 Ambridge New Castle
5 Ambridge Ellwood City
8 Ambridge Farrell
12 Ambridge Butler
15 Ambridge Beaver Falls
19 Ambridge Aliquippa
Regis Laughlin with his 25 rebounds ln the Beaver Falls
game broke the rebound record formerly held by George
Moranz, former Bridger star.
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The Ambridge High School baseball diamond proved to be the setting for
numerous, closely-played contests. During the season, the Ambridge nine
triumphed in five of the ten scheduled league games. The team, coached by
Wilmer "Sparky" Adams, experienced several close defeats by one and two-
run margins in theirquest for the coveted section championship. Although the
team was dominated primarily by seniors, many juniors and sophomores streng-
thened the team and furnished valuable replacements.
First Row: Comchoc, Nadzak, Budlmer, Johnson, Borro, Pascarella. Second Row: Pav-
lakovlch, Pugliano, Kasper, Prince, Hrlnko, Stewart, Morgan. Third Row: Vucinlc,
Hochevar, Covert, Waschak, Adams, Lurabee, Pecararo, Bathurst, Moratis.
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TRACK AND FIELD TEAM
The track season of l95l was one of the most successful season 's that an Am-
bridge High School team has ever experienced. The team opened the season by
mdlsing 0 very good showing in the Tri-State Coaches Indoor Meetat Schoonmaker
Hall, South Park.
Ambridge won first place in the first BeaverCounty Track Meet held in twenty
years. They also placed first in the district qualifying meet held at New Castle.
Another accomplishment of the l95l team was winning first place in a 5-team
meet with Aliquippa, Coraopolis, Sewickley and McKees Rocks.
Bob Gross, captain of the l95l team, placed first in both the mile and two-
mile races in all of these meets and Bob "Zeke" Livitski won both the l00 and
220 yard dashed in these meets. Bill Jones another star ofthe team was aconsist-
ant winner in the 440 yard dash. Although those three stars will be missed on the
i952 team, another strong team is expected this spring.
George Corey and Charles Skoriia have been chosen co-captains of the l952
team. Both boys are two-year letter men and are expected to make good leaders.
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First Row: Glorialorfido, Florence Vagias.
Second Row: Angeline Zondos, Doris Rob-
bins, Midge Toweimak, Betty l-lricik. Third
Row: Phyllis Vasques, Audrey Mahoney, Iris
Farrar, Nancy Robbins, Dolores Privol, Shir-
ley Finatri.
PRI CETO
First Row: Joan Janlcki. Second Row: Patri-
cia Druzisky, Bernedette Sekanick, Gail
Butchers, Sylvia Furness, Marjorie Miller,
Third Row: Barbara Robinson, Connie Barn-
hart, Genevieve Gatehouse, Loretta Luketic,
Lois Mahoney, Carolyn Davis.
Joon Jcinicki recovers the bcll
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"Aloha"
Finale
GYM A TIC
EXHIBITIO
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GOLF
The Ambridge High School golf team completed their
I95I season by winning eight while dropping only two
matches. The team went on to take second place honors
in Section Ill of District 7. The regular golfers were
William Gabal, John Dub, Frank Schleiter, William
Durnvak, and Tom Mizonik. Bridger Bill Gcbal won the
W.P.l.A.L. individual golf championship and finished
fourth in the P.l.A.A. championship match held at
State College, Pennsylvania.
William Gabal
Arthur Helbig
Thomas Mizonik
GOLF RECORD
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Ambridge I3 If2 Sewickley I If2
Ambridge 3 West View I2
Ambridge 9 If2 Moon Twp 5 If2
Ambridge I5 Bellevue 0
Ambridge I3 Avonworth 2
Ambridge 8 If2 Sewickley 6 If2
Ambridge 6 If2 West View 8 If2
Ambridge II If2 Moon Twp 2 If2
Ambridge I5 Bellevue 0
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Assignment By lnvltntlon
Thats rlght by lnvltotnon
Anybody may try lt no one has to
THERE ARE APPROMMATE LY
lnsert Your Estnmate
famllles In Ambrldge each lnvung wt than the
prrncrples of Llberty and Justnce
churches with each congregatuon worshupprng as
nt belneves wnthout fear
schools where students are equlpped to lead con
structlve not destructtve luves
agencnes and socnetues to help the unfortunate
borough offrcrals elected by popular vote of the
people
small busmesses caterrng to the needs of Ambrodge
people for goods and servuces
heavy lndustrres part of the slnews of the natlon
and provldlng gainful employment and opportumty
for thousands
Correct answers
4400 famllres l9 churches ll schools 3 agencies
2l borough OfflCIGlS l75 small busmesses and 9 heavy
Industries
If your estrmates are reasonably
accurate In eachlnstance you al
ready have a balanced apprecuatlon
of Ambrldge They constltute the
framework of your home town ln
actuon they are Ambrrdge and to
the degree of your partlclpatlon they
are YOU
We at Spang Chalfant are proud
of our rdentrfucatton wlth the rndus
trial lute of Ambrldge and the people
of this communnty We brnng the
above considerations to your atten
tlon because whether or not Am
bridge contunues to grow an the fu
ture and become an even better
place rn which to luve depend un
great measure on the sense of re
sponslblllty and lntegrnty you brnng
to the affairs of this communlty
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Babylonmns hammered fine strtps of cold steel mto a
Hat w1re form to make cham armor Rudolf of Nurem
burg ns credlted wtth mventmg the flrst wnre drawmg
plate for duel nn 1350 A D
French history records a drawn steel wnre product
made by Rnchard Archal nn 1500 whnch was called
El d Archal or F11 de Rxthard
The first Amertcan reference to the cold drawmg
of steel mto the form of wnre concerns a process
developed m 1775 by Nathamel Mxlcs nn Norwich
Conn Once lxmnted to wire sxzes thc mtroducuon of
power equlpmcnt has made possxblc the productxon
of cold dr twn steel ln many addmonal forms mcludxng
large b1rs and shapes WYCKOFF STEEL COMPANY
estxbhshed smce 1919 has conttnuously used the most
advanced methods of cold hmshmg steel and has
specnaltzed m the producnon of cold drawn round
square and hexagonal bars wade Hats special bar
shapes and machine shmfnng
Products such as these made rxght here m Ambrtdge
have played 10 nmportant part m maknng Ambrxdge
known round the world for precxsxon cold fmxshed
steel products
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Second Edu on. Penton Publmsh ng Co 19317
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LONGRATULATIUNS ND BEST WISHES
POR A SULQILSSI' UL FUTURE
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CLASS OF 1952
WILKENS JEWELERS
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605 Merchant Street Ambridge, Pa.
WM H WALLS SONS
FEED SEEDS FERTILIZER
507 Eighth Street
Ambndqe Pennsylvama
Corsages Weddings Floral Decoration:
Funeral Designs
AIVIBRIDGE GREENHOUSES
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FLOWER SHOPPE
PEARL FASHION SHOPPE
LADIES READY 'ro wi-:AR
527 Merchant street
Ambndqe Pennsylvania
Air Condiuoned for Your Comfort
MCCABE FUNERAL HOME
546 Maplewood Avenue
Ambridqe Pennsylvania
AM 6 5140
STROCK MEMORIAL WORKS
925 Duss Avenue
Look for this seal on your Rock of
Ages monument or marker. It iden-
tities all Rock of Ages monuments.
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FABRIC CENTER
Yard Goods Patterns Accessories
Knitting Yarns
519 Beaver St. 750 Merchant St.
Sewickley Pa. Ambridge Pa.
GUTOWSKI S BAKERY
517 EIGHTH STREET
699 MERCHANT STREET
566 FRANKLIN AVENUE
AM 6 3080
We Specxahze m Party 6 Weddmq Cakes
KATCHER S
Baldwm Ptanos
Maytag Washers Frtgtdatre
R C A Zemth Admtral Telewston Sets
Dumont GE TV Sets
694 Merchant Street AMbndge 6 3170
Ambndge Pennsylvamu
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LARIS MOTOR SALES
YOUR me DLY FORD DEALER
25th Street GS Duss Avenue
Ambndge Pennsylvanra
WE NEVER CLOSE
Conqratulatlons and Best Wxshes
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Successful Future
to the class of
1952
ECONOMY FURNITURE CO
440 Merchant Street
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610 Merchant Street
Ambndge Pennsylvcmxa
Compliments of
T. T RAY PHARMACY
1400 Duss Avenue
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AMBRIDGE BOWLING ALLEYS
9l4 Merchant Street
Ambriclge, Pa.
Compliments
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TAYLOR MILK COMPANY
Duss 6. Merchant
Phone AM 6 2050 Ambndge
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M. F. LIEBERMANN
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Sheet Metal Work
PENN SWEET SHOPPE
501 Merchant Street
STATE LUNCHEONETTE
721 Merchant Street
Fountcnn Servrce
Home Made Candy
Fresh Drnly
Ambndqe Pennsylvama
Success and Happlness
to the Gracluatlng
Class of 52
FISHER S
Ambrudge s Newest Clothlng Store
JACKSON S SHOE STORE
543 Merchant Street
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FITZGERALD AND SYKA FUNERAL HOME
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833 Latimer Avenue
Ambrldge Pennsylvania
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Publnshed nn Arnbrldge for Ambrlclge
VI5ll our New Modern Home
930 40 Glenwood Avenue Ambridge
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Because many Dads of Ambridge
High School students are key men
in the A. M. Byers Company
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WE WELCOME THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH YOU -
THEIR SONS AND DAUGHTERS - THE VERY BEST OF
LUCK FOR THE FUTURE...
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us. He is helping to produce the Byers wrought iron skelp for pipe that
is saving U S lndustry millions of dollars every year because of its
ability to resist corrosion The notch fracture specimen shown at the
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like threads of slllcate slag are distributed through hugh purity Iron
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life to piping
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old uses pioneered and developed by the old yet strong Byers team
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660 Merchant Street
Ambrldge Pa
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