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

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epu cc an otcon 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 20 A I . . C . faculty, the administrative body, and the student body are interrelated and de-

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Jlne Human and qalllliblle 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 VOCafl0naI D epirp me Ut 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 4 - . 2 , . , 3 Q '- . .M. 7 I' ' I. I'. -19-

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BEFORE THE WORLD WE ARE AMERICANS gli? SQHLOY USS 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 21 . I I . . l II ,. .eg ,n - ' ' , ' - 5 ! 7 7 . , - - . , .- 1.