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

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Q .fefote we e in Time is indeed fleeing. Three brief years ago we entered senior high school, hesitant, yet confident. The time we were to spend in school loomed ahead like some unending dreamy and like a dream, the years have passed more swiftly than we had thought possible. So much has happened in these years. We have shared much together. There have been moments of happy laughter, of jubilant cries, and of sorrowful tears. We have tried, in this our first yearbook, to catch and hold at least a portion of the glowing laughter and cries and to intertwine them with our precious tears. At present, we clearly remember our eventful school years. But with the coming years' that memory will fade until, in later life, they will seem distant and far-off. This is where, we are hoping, the Bridger will prove valuable. Our desire is that it will bridge the years and link to- gether the Present and the Past.

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PRESENTING 1 i l nn BOOK QNE The Foundation of Character 1 uni I ' BOOK TWO Moulding Character Q I 1 BOOK THREE Moulding A Healthy Body ,