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

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Mrs. Highgate-Forgetful, Eccentric Nancy-Her Daughter . Philip--The Butler i Tom Lawrence-The Artist .. Mary-The Cook .. . Arthur-The Yard Boy ..,, Lon Torence-A House Painter . ,, Florence-Coquettish Maicl, .... ., John Florenz ,. Beagle Jones-The Detective Director . . . Miss Agnes Hullherg Nancy Madonna Shirley Fulton Katherine Jula Gloria Farrar Wilham Magis i Richard Price Auggie Mazzetti Mary Vettorazzi Mary Panutsos ....,,....Bessie Saluclis Dana Marsh Wayne Bishop Betty Lou Ball Barbara Kovacs John Jaclculic Charles Knoedler Roger Mauchline George Matthews cmlaodlmg tnuz-: clnamatlc qiuallltlg. 1271

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Cun achooll plump JUNIOR CLASS PLAY A hilarious comedy entitled Take It Easy was presented by the dramatically-inclined portion of the Junior Class on November 14, 1947. Miss Hulllnerg, director, introduced a dual cast thus giving more juniors a chance to participate in this event. Mrs. Highgate, an eccentric, absent-minded woman, wished to have her portrait painted. At the same time she sends for a man to paint her kitchen. When Tom Lawrence visits Nancy, Mrs. Highgate mistakes him for the kitchen painter and puts him to work. On the arrival of the kitchen painter, she is anxious for him to paint her portrait. The plot was further confused by the entrance of a thief, plotting to steal Mrs. Highgate's pearls. When Mrs. Highgate found her pearls missing Beagle Jones was brought into the picture. All the confusion ended as the pearls were found and Mrs. Highgate gave permission for Nancy and Tom to he married. The juniors took entire charge of the production filling the jobs of student director, prompters, stage manager, stage crew, property, make-up, costumes, ushers, tickets, finance, and interior decoration. Fink 1 Row 1: Fulton, Ball, Panutsos, Vettorazzi, Saludis. Row 2: Jula, Kovacs, Madonna Dorogi Farrar, Fouse. Row 3: Davis, Mazzetti, Price, Bishop, Mauchline. Row 5: Nlagis. HZ6..

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.Salt-Aacnitlcinctf qnoupla ana: BOYS Maintaining safety among the students has been the aim of the Boys' Patrol. Even with increased traffic and detours, this organization preserved a record of no accidents within its bounds. Assisting Mr. Kokoski were Captains Leo Mickey, Lloyd Mill- PATROL BOYS' PATROL Row 1: Schiff, Catalucci, Miller, Mathias, Russo, Musi, Mickey, Gourley, Sabol, Simonivic. Row 2: Kovacs, Charney, Valle- corso,Mr.Kolcoslci,Kuhni, Kozel, Gudzan. Row 3: Sloppy, Gudzan, Karolak, Gerazounis. Row 4: Sher- man, Cooper, Wojkowski, Mihalic. Row 5: Jericlc, McCauley, Barnhart, Ma- ria. Row 6: Daivs, Gaudio, Malay, Costanza, GIRLS' PATROL Row 1: Stettler, Petricko, Gray, Cramer, Mrs. Lazar, Prisiaz, Brown, Marshall, Sapp. Row Z: Meinert, Kovacevic, Mamula, Han- ger. Row 3: Farrar, Os- wald, Klein, Valavanis, Pastriclc. Row 4: Ombres, O,Conner. Row 5: Pelcar- chilc. er, and Bernard Catalucci, and Lieutenants Richard Mathias, James Cooper, and Charles Dunn. Anxious to gather funds to purchase sweaters, the Patrol planned many after-games and Friday-night socials. -2g,