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

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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE First Row: Leyerzaph Wilkes, Sikov, Mauchline Psinka Kelchner, Gozur, Mazzetti INTERNATIONAL CLUB Damico yeen, Knouse ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee was under the sponsorship of Mr. Laing. Under his guidance and advice this committee planned many enjoyable programs. During the course of the year the committee organized several variety programs. These con- sisted of various talented students from our high school. The members of this committee took part in the opening exercises of the programs. Their duties were: to read the Bible, to lead the Hag salute, to pronounce the Brotherhood Creed, and to read the announcements. They also chose the sacred and patriotic songs to be sung. Eugene Mazzetti was the acting chairman of the Assembly Committee. J r Second Row: Mr. Laing, First Row: Cummings, Barnhart, McNally, Verdu, Symes, Reader, Schultheis, Second Row: Morey, Om- bres, R o s i n lc 0, Miss S. Adams, Aspiotes, Kazil, Da-

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SILHOUETTE ADVERTISING First Row: Mazur, H. Kar navas, Beheeler, Papantonio, Signorelli, Harriger Second Row: Ithnatko, lVlr. Desanzo, Janicki, Monasi, Shaffer, Green SILHOUETTE REPRESENTATIVES First Row: Grey, Martin Gapinslci, H. K a r n a v a s, Beheeler, B. Jones, Karnoski Sestile, Catazone, Nloreth Irvin Second Row: Sudik, Kline McNees, Rea, Baysura, Frey Lewis, Monasi, Hess, Barn hart, Miller, Signorelli Third Row: Bushetto, Mr Desanzo, Cart, Budzowslci 1 SILHOUETTE ADVERTISING STAFF The work of the Silhouette advertising staff was under the sponsorship of Mr Dezano, with Charles Shaffer as manager. Their job was to plan a campaign and solicit all 1'I1C1'Cl'121I'1fS for advertisements. Each PEISOH covered El certain SCCUOI1 of the town, talking with the different managers of the stores, and selling subscriptions They have done a fine job. A-. MZ1-.

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INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CLUB The International Language Club was formed to create a better understanding of foreign countries. This was done by having floortallcs about the different countries, singing their native songs, and by learning their customs. These projects were prepared under the competent guidance of Miss Sarah Adams who was the club's sponsor. Although the club consisted of boys and girls from each department in the school, many were from language classes. They planned an all Mexican dinner and a sightseeing trip of places that have a foreign element, in order to make it easier for them to visualize foreign countries. The officers of the club were: President-Leroy Cummings, Vice-President-Patricia Barnhartg and Secre- tary-Gwendolyn Reader. Now that the world is at peace, and newer methods of transportation are bringing all countries closer together, it is necessary to increase our knowledge of them. For this reason we believe the International Language Club has done a fine job and should be continued.