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

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Tire People Who Tnagbvf ll: We will remember our ieachers as our friends. Our iaculiy has been a help and guide 'lo us lhrouqh all of our high school days. Al- ihough ihey are mainly concerned wilh our inlelleciual life as pupils, our Teachers are never The subjecf biology lends iiself fo a field of fas- cinafion. The duiies of insfruciion 'For ihis de- parfmenf are lefi fo Mr. Hlisfa and Mr. Horseman. Alfhough if is an elecfive course, biology aiiracls ihe maiorify of 'lhe sophomore class. 1 f loo busy lo lislen io an indi i personal problems. As we go oui info ou speclive iobs and careers, our Teac c loolc al us wiih pride and lcnow a ' ve been a success. ff I x iii xx l 'elvis informal pose shows Miss Alihauser, Miss irembley, and Miss Ross, who are English +eachers, and Mr. Desanzo, our dramafics coach. They may be discussing 'Phe feasibility of using Orson Welles' recorded dramaiizaiion of Hamlei. In every sludeni's curriculum English has .ifs place of prominence. Proiecfs, Themes, reporfs, and floor fallrs are included in ihe general scope of fhis subiecl. Picfured af ihe leff are: Miss Malloy, Miss Rechf, Miss Haberlen, Miss Eibeck, and Mr. ShalTer.

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vs, Q! -an A. - iii N' 'X L.. The denial parl of our medical examinalion is handled by a slafl of four denlisfs. These are Dr. Bu+chers, Dr. Ging, Dr. Laslcowslri, and Dr. Ranish. They examine lhe feefh and do some correclive worlr. Mrs. Fisher. our school nurse, is a familiar parl of our school. She falres care of all firsf aid work of fhe school. She has an acfive inferesf in girls' hygiene and gives fhe girls much advice. flfdlfff AND fl'lr4lN7fNv4NCE 's '-v--.,. MU! -is ff .Y L, answers '-'FEM- aim Dr. Griffin and Dr. Nadler, our school physicians, give physical examinafions lo 'Phe freshmen and iuniors each year. Dr. Grifilin is shown examining a sludenhs lungs. One of our mainfenance men, Mr. DeRochis, can be seen worlring in fhe boiler room shoveling coal and keeping ihe rooms warm on cold days. -N,

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Tbrougb Great Mafhemafics is a subiecf which is a necessify in one's lafer life. No ma++er whaf field a siudenf chooses fo follow, be if a housewife or elecfrical engineer, algebra, gecmefry, and frig are always helpful. Many sfudenfs are drawn fo fhese classes +augh+ by Miss Forcey, Mr. MaHuch, and Mr. Piper. foarage and Sfrengfb 47 b 'd e High is sfaffed by The vocafional side of Am ri g such capable Teachers as Mr. Axfell, Mr. Malinich, and Mr. Snyder. The boys learn au'ro, elecfric, machine, and wood shop worlc. Upon gradualion R f fhe voca- fhe boys I 'fional field. are ready 'ro pursue fhe wor o The library plays an imporfanl' parl in pracfically everycne's life. In rhe Senior High Library Miss Giles is always ready fo assisf fhe sludenl in End- in needed research, ficiion, and reference books. f The 9 The siudenf should fake every adyaniage o library. i ..,,