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

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Contents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES SPORTS

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The Yearbook Staff Co-Ed i tor-in-Chief Business Manager Literary Editor Art Editors Photography Senior Class Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Subscription Manager Sports Editors Typists Typing Advisers Art Adviser Yearbook Sponsor Howard Greeliberger Rose Kraynyk Anita Sikov Joan Hailey Steve Jula Martha Heberling | John Hronas James Palmer - Anthony Pazzanita Mary Lou Matson Shirley Riley Theresa Maztt Jeanne Kellni Mary Ann On nd j George Ihnatk | Harry Green , Lois Beheler Rose Marie Smilfl Dae Ann Chilco Beverly Bauma Eleanor Zehnd' Charmalee Ow aip Betty Cvengros Esther Nelick Christine W'atach Victoria Siatts t • Martha Suchy 1 Dorothy Shulick Betty Jane Kmit ) Miss Rose Kozak | Miss Eleanor Mermelstein Mrs. Lutman Mr. Frank Desanzo Just as Shakespeare halts the marl rush of mankind and enables ns to live again m the past, wav this Bridger bring back memories of our high school days and keep burning the f ire of ambition within our souls.

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 In Memoriam Born in Poland in 1882. Dr. Joseph Pore came to America as a small boy. After deciding to enter the medical profession, he attended Maryland Medical School. At this school lie achieved the standing of an honor student. He graduated from this medical center on May 31st. 1911. I)r. Pore began his first practice in Youngstown. Ohio, where he resided for twenty-five years. Leaving Youngstown he came to Antbridge where he resumed his professional career in 1937. Here Dr. Pore has lived for ten years, serving five years as the school doctor. The doctor was a graduate pharmacist and specialized in heart diseases. In addition to this lie was selective service examining doctor. Dr. Pore has received several citations and honors from the President for his fine work. Being of ill health since the first of the year the doctor died in Mercy Hospital April 26. 1947 from a lingering illness. In the midst of arduous professional duties, he fo nd time to advise and befriend the many students of our school. Although his death terminated his active deeds, his good helpful influence will long be remembered.