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

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BARTOLO BAEURELEIN BOLOGNA IZAK NICKLEWITZ MONS SERACK OFFICE PERSONNEL The hard-working office staff, which assists the administration in running the school smoothly, is composed of seven competent workers. Miss Esther Baeurelein, in the superintendent's office, is ably assisted by Miss Rhea Mons and Miss Dorothy Irak. The duties of the principal’s office are attended by Miss Louise Serack. She is aided by Miss Sophie Xicklewitz, who is in charge of the junior high, while Mrs. Ann Balogna takes the responsibility for the senior high. The tasks in the vocational office are performed by Miss Sarah Bartolo. — 13 —

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 BLANARIK BUFALINI BYERS CAPUTO DIRENZO DUZY GRAHAM LEIPER THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The Ambridge Board of Education is the legislative body of our school. The Board is responsible for the general maintenance and administration of the school. The members of the Board arc elected for a period of six years and during their incumbency, they must serve on each of the standing committees. The officers and committees of the Board are: President....„............ Vice President Secretary ............. T reasurer............... I I N ANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Er nk Duzy, Chairman Mr. Joseph Bufalini Mr. Elmer Blanarik Bl'IEDINt; COMMITTEE Mr. Elmer Blanarik. Chairman Mr. Frank Duzy Mr. Joseph Bufalini EDUCATION COMMITTEE Mrs. Mary Eeiper. Chairman Dr. James Direnzo Mr. Vein Byers Mr. John Graham Mr. Joseph Bufalini Mrs. Mary I.eiper Mr. Frank Duzy GROUNDS COMMITTEE Mr. Joseph Bufalini. Chairman Dr. James Direnzo Mr. Vern Byers ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Dr. James Direnzo. Chairman Mr. Elmer Blanarik Mrs. Mary I.eiper SUPPLY COMMITTEE Mr. Vern Byers, Chairman Mrs. Mary I.eiper Mr. Frank Duzy SINKING FI ND COMMITTEE President Vice President Treasurer r 12 —

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THE FACULTY I'he faculty of the Antbridge Senior High School is divided into various departments which plan the course of study for the subjects under their jurisdiction. The mathematics department is composed of the following teachers: Miss I'orccy. who teaches trigonometry, plane geometry, and solid geometry: Mr. Mattuch, who instructs classes in Algebra I: and Mr. Robb and Mr. Piper, who teach Algrebra I and II respectively. Miss Forcey is the departmental head. In the commercial department, which is headed by Miss Kozak, the students learn subjects such as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and secretarial practice. Miss Kozak is assisted in this department by Miss Alma Adams, Miss Giammatteo, and Miss Mermelstein. The many divisions of English require many teachers of the subject. Miss Althauser, who heads the department, is ably assisted by Miss Sarah Adams. Miss Haberlen, Mr. Laing, Miss Ross, Mr. Shaffer, and Miss Trembley. In the foreign language department, students may learn Latin, Spanish, and French. Miss Duffy, departmental head, conducts classes in both Latin I and II. Her co-workers in the language field are Mrs. Derflinger. who teaches Spanish and Miss Sarah Adams, who teaches French. Social studies are a part of every student’s schedule. The seniors take problems of democracy and business economics, which are taught by Miss Giammatteo. Mrs. McKeown. and Mrs. Russell, who heads the department. Miss Bovard, Miss Haberlen, and Miss Smith teach American history to the students in the junior class. Miss Smith and Miss Bovard also teach consumer education and economic geography, respectively. The sophomores take world history from either Miss Bogovieh or Mr. Lombar. In the science department, headed by Mr. Mattuch. students learn biology, physics, chem- — 14 —