Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)
- Class of 1928
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TABLE OF CON 1 ENJTS
Decllcatlon
Board of Editors
Faculty
Student Councxl
Honor Socxety
Orchestra
Boy Scouts
Ctrl Scouts
Vtctory Ball
Lntertamment
League Speakmg Contest
Board of Educatlon
Attendance Champs
Grrls Basketball
Boys Basketball
Baseball
A Student s Drary
Srx Years Progress
Grade Notes
Grade Department
Hrgh School Department
Senrer Plav
Washrngton Trrp
Student Leader
Members of the Alumnr
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Advertlsements and jokes
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1928 ARDSIFYAN
To
ARTHUR W SILLIMAN
An Honored Pnnclpal
A Wnse Counselor
A Sympathetxc Friend
ln Appreclatlon
of hxs Helpfulness
WE DEDICATE.
Thus l928 ARDSLEYAN
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BOARD OF EDITORS
Edltor ln Chlef IVIat1Ida I'Iun1nIc
ASSlSt3nt Edxtor Ethel Zotz
Adviser Elmor C Buell
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
Advertlsmg Manager Frank Cogglns
Asslstant Advertlsmg IVIanager, Vito Barbieri
ART DEPARTMENT
Art Edrtor, Domlmc Paoluccl
Assistant Art Editor, Robert Berthelson
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Manager, Edmund GlCICZyHSkl
Secretary, Dorothy Lackman
1928 A RDSLEYAN
Mr Arthur NX' Sllliman
Mr Charles W Horend
Mrs Grace C Kmdervatter
Mlss 'Vlarjorre L Wrlloughby
Mrss Cella P Conklrn
Mass Elinor C Buell
Mass Dorothy M Baxter
Mnss Helen C Greene
Mlss LOUISE M Covey
Mr DonaldC Bryant
Mr Harlan A Thomas
Mrs Mary E ulmby
Mrs Anna Flint
Mass Ethel M Tryon
Miss Goldre E Turner
Mrs E.m1lyA Ehler
Mrs Mabel M Clayton
Mrs Frances Ferguson
Mrs Ethelj F rnham
Mlss Lois Ruclxslll
Miss Aclellne Russell
Mrs Helen M Sxllrman
Mr Nrcolas Koenig
Mr Clarence TTBVIS
FACULTY
Prlncxpal
Assftant Prmclpal
Coach Sclence
Commercxa
Physlcal Trammg
School Nurse
Englxsh
Commercial
Languages
History Mathematics
Erghth Rrade
Seventh Grade
Sixth Grade
Frfth Grade
Fourth Grade
Thlrd Grade
Second Grade
Fnrst Grade
First Grade
Kmdergarten
Music
Secretary
Orchestra Director
Englneer
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Ardsley N Y
433 Ashford Ave
Dobbs Ferry N Y
Ardsley N Y
105 Prospect Ave
Gloversvxlle N Y
l25 S Lexmgton Ave
Whxte Plams N Y
Middletown N Y
R F D No l
Watertown N Y
55 Rathbun Ave
White Plalns N Y
Katonah N Y
l Ross Street
Whlte Plams N Y
Ardsley N
Ardsley N
Ardsley N
Helena N
Bombay
Ardsley
Ardsley
Ardsley
Scarboro N Y
528 Aiken Ave
Rock Hrll S C
316 W State Street
Johnstown N Y
Ardsley N Y
Dobbs Ferry N Y
Ardsley N Y
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Thrrd
Fourth
F rfth
Srxth
Seventh
Erghth
Freshmen A
Freshmen B
Sophomore
LlIllOl'
Senror
STUDENT COUNCIL
Flrst Term
Gladys Canning
Ruth Lawrence
Allen McCartney
Lrly Storm
Vlurrel Berrhelson
ohn Zotz
Raymond Neary
Elrzaberh Oakes
Donnnrek Santore
Frank Coggms
Matrlda Hunrnk
OFFICERS
Second Term
Gladys Canning
Albert Munek
Vlarrha F rrsehmann
ames Abram
Vlurrel Berthelson
ohn Zotz
Raymond Neary
Elrzaberh Oakes
Dornrnrek Santore
Frank Coggrns
Vlaulda Hunrnk
President Frank Coggms
Secretary Gertrude Brown Treasurer Vito Barbxerl
Adviser Mr Charles W Horend
Ex 0fflCl0 Mr Arthur W Sllllman
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THE ST L DEWT COUNCIL
Another vear has rolled around avaln and wxth lt the Student COUDCIT
successful as ey er At our hrst meetrnff the followmv offxcers were elected
Presxdent Matrlda Hunrnk
Vree fresrelent Frank Coggrns
Sec etary , Gertrude Brown
Treasurer Vrto Brown
C nune rl -Xdyrsor M Horend
Ex offrere Mr Srllrmrn
One of the first questrons drscussed at a Student Councrl meetm was
Has the Student COUHCIT anythrng to do wrth the congestlon of the halls5
We drscussed this a great deal and Hnally adopted the followlncf resolutlon
Resolved that the students be requested to walk through the corrldors at all
tnmes and to use cautlon at the corners Thxs has proyen to be qurte suc
cessful
The flrst blg ey ent glven under the ausplces of our Councll was the
Freshman Receptlon Thrs affalr was held rn our hlgh school aud1torxum
October l l and It proved to be very successful
ln the month of October Matilda Hunmk was elected captam of the Crxrls
Basketball team so she had to resign the POSITION as president of the COUHCIT
Frank Cogglns was elected presldent and Dornlnrck Santore yrce president
lt has been the custom for years to haye the Honor Assemblles under the
drrectron ofthe Student Councrl but thrs year we decrded that that rs the work
or the Honor Socnety A motron was made and passed that the Honor As
emblles be turned oy er to the Honor Socrety
Our school flag needed to be cleaned so under the Student COUDCIT xt
was sent to the Ardslev Taxlor Mr Arone who very kmdly cleaned lt free
of charge
At the be 1nn1n of the new year l928 our brg step was towards mak
mo' the llbrary a more home llke room A commlttee was chosen to buy
curtalns They were bou ht stenclled mamly by Ethel Zotz and now they
are rn the lrbrary Next we bou ht three easy chalrs whrch also helped add a
more homelrke appearance to the lrbrary A rug has stlll to be consldered
but thrs wrll probably be attended to by next year s COUDCII
The offrcers were re elected 1n the mld term
On March 30 l928 the Student Council gaye a Vrctory Ball ln honor
of the Boys Basketball Team It was one of the most successful partles of
the year
We hope next year s Student Councrl wlll be as effrcrent and successful
as thls year s has been
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1929 ARDSIDIAZV
Frfth Year
Conchetta DeRosa
Gwyneth Wlllxams
Edmund Cxerczynskr
Vlto Barblerl
Wrlllam Brlnkerhoff
Lawrence Agnano
Allen McCartney
Vera Braem
ohn Crandolfi
Violet Guclen
eanne Qulmby
Albert Munck
enme DeRosa
Cecelia Paoluccl
Ruth Lawrence
Dorothy Groth
Edward Cudney
Tony Moccla
Grace DeM1chele
Bertram Knapp
Fourth Year
Helen Glerczynskl
Munel Berthelson
Pearl Wllson
Alfred Cannmg
ames Mantello
Helen Berthelson
Edwln Braem
Alvrne Knell
Thomas Moccra
Mary Geraghty
Second Year
Edna Knell
Anthony Mannuccxa
Dorothy Canavotto
Angelma DeMuro
Ellzabeth Secor
Charles A nano
Flrst Year
Mxchael Funllo
George Slocum
Mary Gaspennl
Leo Grerczynskl
Harold Greenberg
Helen Praetorlus
Macgregor Krlpatrxck
Martha Geraghty
Anna Delmerlco
Mary Savmo
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Thlrd Year
Helen Stratton
May Berthelson
Ellzabeth Oakes
Angeloj DeRosa
Matilda Hunmk
Marjorre Longmulr
Ruth Mathews
Raffaele DeTerl1zz1
Mrchael Paoluccl
Ronald Townsend
Charles Cudney
Ethel Zotz
Robert Berthelson
Clalre Swanston
Carmlne DeM1chele
Chrlstran Frrschmann
ohn Llndauer
Angela Spano
Millard Mxdomck
Edwin Bruce
Barbara Frlschmann
Domlmc Paoluccl
Amalra Cudney
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HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS
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HONOQ SOCIETY NEWS
The Honor Society of Ardsley Hxvh School was organxzed m September
l923 wrth a membershlp of twenty s1x each of whom had earned an honor
medal the preuous y ar The outstancun rowth of the socxety rn the past
SIX years IS shown by the fact that h re are now sxxty mne members rn the
society All of these members have met the followmv requlrements
,NIUE months perfect attendance
Nxne month of hugh scholarshlp
Proficren y ID athletlcs
oervrc to the school
Bevmnmv Sept mfr 1977 It was decrded by a general vote to elect an
executlve commlttee o be compo ed of P!'lDClP3l Sllllman Nlrss Buell the
Soclety AdVlSCf Pr sxclent yltO Barblerl VICE Presxdent Helen Berthelson
Secretary lVlarjor1e Longmurr Treasurer Robert Berthelson and a member
from the fifth fourth thrrd and second years The executrve commxttee held
lts meetlngs ln the Llbrary One of thelr most important actlons was the malc
IH ofthe Honor SOCICYY Code
Honor Society Code
As a member of the Ardsley Hugh School Honor Soclety l pledge myself
to do all ln my power to and my school partlcularly ln
Attendance
Scholarship
Servlce
Conduct
Welcomlng strangers
The fourth annual banquet of the Honor Soclety was held on anuary I4
l928 Over one hundred people lncludmg the guests of honor Mr W G
Seely Board of Education Mr and Mrs Rlchter Mrss Edwards Mnss Palmer
the faculty and representatlves from the schools of Hastrngs lrvlngton
Dobbs Ferry and Greenburvh were present to enjoy the bounteous repast
whlch was prepared by the Hlgh School members of the Soclety The lunch
room was effectlvely decorated ln blue and gold
The xnltlatxon of the f-lYSt year members took place wrth a solemn and
IIHDICSSINC ceremony When the lrghts went out the rllummated word
Honor and a tall gold candle revealed the first year members llned up with
the school and Amerlcan flags at thexr heads
The cllmax of the ew enlnv was the surprlse presentatlon of an en raved
old honor medal to Mxss Conklin school nurse for serx 1ce above and beyond
the lme of duty for a perlod of more than sew en years
Helen Berthelson
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THE ARDSLEY HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
Mr Nlcolas Koenig Dlrector
ohn Teller
Edward Alm
DOIHIDIC Paoluccl
Bessle Robertson
Milburn Fountam
R1 lv fl Bullock
C' wanston
Allen Townsend
james Abram
Thomas Moccxa
Ronald Townsend
Faluch Penllo
Nuzlanto Leo
Clare Bohllg
OFFICERS
Dommlc Paoluccx
John Teller
Edward Aim
Pxanlst
First Violin
First Vlolm
Second Vlolm
Second VIOIID
Second Vlolln
Second Vlolln
Saxophone
Cornet
Cornet
Cornet
Cornet
Clarinet
Drums
Presndent
Secretary
Treasurer
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Jeanne Quimby - - Second Violin
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Perhaps no other school or anlzatlon has shown more provress than the
Ardsley Hx h School Orchestra vvhlch hai enjoy ed a most successful and pro
htable year with hfteen memberm under the dlrectxon of Wlr N Koen:
Qn February tenth the orcheetra ue 1 concert whlch about four hun
rlred people attended The courteoub ccnduct of the many chlldren con
cerned ae well as the cheerful coopelatlon of the members of the faculty mad
this event a high Spot long, to be remembered The unlor chorus conslatlng,
of about one hundred grade pupils contrlbuted greatly to the success of the
concert while ames Abrams Cornet sololat and Fdward Aim Vlolln soloist
pleased all
Art one of the numerous meetm 5 held durm the year the followln
HICS S were elected
President DOUIIHIC Paoluccl
be retary ohn Teller
lqreasurcr Ldward XIIH
Every Weclnesdxy ind lrxday at orchutrx practice ohn Teller Secre
tary takes the roll
On March twenty ninth the orchestra went to Dobbs Ferry Hrgh School
where they entertalned the mornmf assembly
ln accompllshmt, so much durln the ye lr the orchestra has set 1 new
record and a hx h stand 1rd worthy of 'X ll S
Besble Robertson
BOY SCOLTN
lrvmg, Webtlake bcout Master
Stuart lxamlce Xsslstant Scout Vlaster
Robert Bertheleon unxor Asslbtant Scout Master
Raymond Wlllsea Senior Patrol Le
Beayer Patrol Qrcw Patrol
Dtanley Trane Patrol Leader Ronald You nsend Patrol Leader
Robert Mathews Xsslstant Leader VU esley Brown -Xss1stant Leader
Paul Waddell Xvxlllam C-oehren
Robert Vvm ate Rlchard Bullock
Donald McPhee Edward Storms
Iames x1CWhlTtCT Chrlstopher ChadW1Ck
Lawrence Chadwxck LeRoy Fountaln
Stanley TFBYIS
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GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES
The G1rI Scouts of Troop I h0Id thelr meetlngs every Thursday after
noon ln the Iunchroom of the hugh school Troop OEICCTS are elected every
three months
On September I5 the troop took part ln the supper hxke glven by Mrs
Walter ln honor of Gertrude who was Ieavmg for coIIege the next day On
October I3 we went on another hlke
On November IZ we gave a Father Mother Dinner WhlCh was well at
tended After the bount1fuI supper in charge of Helen BertheIson the
Scouts put on a pageant called the Spxrlt of the G1rI Scout Laws The G1rI
Scouts made approximately S25 on the Kater Duo Entertalnment of Novem
We had a Chrlstmas Party at Captaln S1II1rnan s house on December 21
where we exchanged smaII glftS and had a rousmg good tlme
The Parent Teachers Assoclatlon asked us to put on the pageant before
thelr meetmg on January I6 Many people do not know about our Ardsley
Troops and the idea was to show them what Scouting means to us
On February 22 cltlzens of LXrdsIey who were lnterested ln the Scout
movement took us ln cars to Washmgton s Headquarters ln Whlte Plams
After a tour of mspectxon they brought us back to Spram Road where we
cooked our lunch and passed tests on Woodcraft
When school opens ln the faII we shall be glad to welcome any g1rI of
ten years of age who wishes to Jom our troop
The members of the troop at present arc as follows
I'IeIen BertheIson Patrol Leader May Berthelson Patrol Leader
Ixathryn IeweII Corporal Dorothy Canavotto CorporaI
CIa1re Swanston Ehzabeth Secor
Margaret Mcwhlrter Pearl WITSOH
Edith Waldemar Margaret Scott
Grace Woodruff Edith Morse
Ruth Mathews Patrol Leader
Gene Scott CorporaI
Ahce Woodruff
Florence Stymus
Vlolet Guden
Helen PT3CtOIlUS
Mrs Helen S1II1man Captam Mxss Elmor C Buell I7xrstI..1eutenant
Gertrude Walter Honorary Scout
Ruth Mathews
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THE VICTORY BALL
The thlrd annual Vlctory Ball was held on Friday evening March 30
1928 ln the old audltorxum
The program was started wlth a foul shootmg contest ln the gymnaslum
The contestants were the members of the Glrls and Boys teams Marjor e
Longmulr proved to be the Girls champion with a total of twenty baskets out
of forty elght shots Ruth Mathews captured second place wlth nineteen
ack Teller captaln of the Boys team was the boys champlon wrth a total
of thlrty five baskets Domlnlck De Nardo came rn second with thlrty two
baskets
When the contest was over all went to the old audltorlum Mr and
Mrs Sllllman led the grand march and thls was followed by the Nantucket
The Club Royal Orchestra promlsed to the school by Mr Horend was unable
to come due to the ram but a combmatxon of the best talented muslcrans m
the school took thelr places and provlded music for danclng
At ten o clock refreshments were served m the lunchroom Whlle the
Introduced the speakers of the evenlng Captams Matilda Hunmk and Jack
Teller gave very lmpresslve speeches MISS Wllloughby the girls coach told
the assemblage of the wonderful Splflt of the girls and expressed the deslre
that they should have the same splrlt through all their llves Mr l-lorend the
boys coach related the accompllshments of hls boys and said that they would
contlnue to do thelr best
Followlng the speeches athletic letters and monograms were awarded
to the members of both teams ln addltlon to last year s track contestants
The permanent basketball cup was awarded at this time by Mr Horend
Several surprlse awards were also made Mlss Willoughby and Mr
Slllrman presented Matllda Hunlnk Gertrude Brown Marjorie Longmurr and
Dorothy Lackman wlth sllver basketball pms ln return MISS Wllloughby was
grven a slmllar gold basketball pm by members of the Girls team
After a few more songs and cheers the teams and their guests returned
to the audltorlum While the upper classmen danced the Freshmen boys slt
tlng on the sldes and armed wrth elastlcs and plns proceeded to shoot the
balloons down that decorated the room Mr Bryant came to the rescue
however when he told them that they could have the balloons at l l 30 lf
they stopped shooting them
Everyone agreed that lt was the best Vxctory Ball we ever had
Robert Berthelson
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room still resounded with the school songs that we had sung, Mr. Silliman
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THE VENETIKN GLASS BLOWERS
Frxday ex emng September 23 1977 there came to the Ardsley Hugh
School a Reo speed wagon bearm two men who were Icnown as the Venetlan
Glass Blowers
Mr Burke and Mr Cross presented an enjoyable entertalnment Whrle
Mr Burke lectured Mr Cross produced some very beautlful artlcles from
glass A few pupils were called upon to asslst on sex eral occasions
Barbara Frlschmann
THE SUNSHINE GIRLS
On Saturday evenmg October I 1927 the Sunshine Glrls made up of
Miss Marjory acques reader and Impersonator Mlss Alxce Seamans VlOlll'1lSf
and accompanist and Miss Marlon Watson a concert artlst with a clear rlng
mg soprano volce and also leader of the group entertamed our school
There was a small audxence so small that the Glrls Basketball Team
under whose ausplces lt was glven rncurred a small hnanclal loss Perhaps
the reason for thus was because Saturday IS an lnconvement nlght
Alvme Knell
THE JAMES KATER COMPANY
The james Kater Company otherwxse Mr and Mrs gave a varled and
amusing program m the new audltorlum on November Z2 I927
Mr Kater mystxhed many by slelght of hand tr1cI-is and Mrs Kater sang
and played the plano and accordlon Both are artists of note and the rumor
of thls speclal attractlons ln Ardsley brought out a very large audlence
They were not dlsappomted ln thelr expectatlons and all went home
happy
DADDY LONG LEGS
An auclrence of three hundred greeted the Chicago Players ln Daddy
Legs a comedy success m four acts on Monday ex enmg December I2 I927
rn the new I-Ilgh School Audxtorlum
Thxs play was sponsored by the Senlor Class of 28 1n an endeavor to
ralse money for thelr trip to Washlngton
All who attended the play agreed lt was a great success
Lrllxan Walker
ROBERT PARKER MILES
On March 7 1928 Robert Parker IVIlIes famous lecturer and edxtor
came to Ardsley to give hls very lnterestmg lecture Tallow Dlps
Mr M1les gave hls personal experlences wlth Roosevelt Blsmarck Glad
stone Klng Edward and many other notable men m a very mterestlng and
pleasmg manner
When those who had not been present at the lecture heard the wonderful
reports of lt they wlshed that they had been there to meet Mr Miles per
sonally
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LEAGUE SPEAKING CONTEST
The Greenburgh League lnterscholastrc Pnze Speaking Contest was held
ln the audltorxum of the Dobbs Ferry Hugh School on May 2 l928 at 8 I5
o clock
The Ardsley group It seemed was grven the place of honor as they were
asslgned to the middle rows of seats dlrectly m front of the stave
Before the contest opened the Dobbs Ferry Orchestra played some se
lectxons
After Mr MCGIHHCSS had corrected some embarrassing mistakes ln the
spelling of some names on the program the contest began
Marjorle Longmulr our candldate was the Hr t speaker The qualxty
tone and ferver of her volce 1n deln ermg Klpllng s poem Boots astonished
her audlence After she had finlshed she was applauded heartlly
Each contestant then came to the platform without any announcement
and gave his or her piece The majorlty of the selections were ln prose or
play form
As an lntermxsslon IH the middle of the program the Dobbs Ferry Or
chestra agam played
After the second half of the program had be un a slight uneasmess was
shown by the audlence at txmes A motion was made by many that Dobbs
Ferry approprlate money to cushlon the chalr seats
Mlllard Mldonlck was the last speaker on the program ln delxvermg his
selectlon The Pamter of Seville he showed hrs ablllty to gain the attentlon
of hrs audlence by hls oratory and not his acting As he left the stage he too
was applauded reatly
rlhen the nerve strammg tlme came durlng whlch the Dobbs Ferry Or
chestra trled somewhat hopelessly to keep everyones attentnon away from
thmkmg what the Judges declsrons would be lVl1nute after mmute tlcked
away The Judges were stlll deadlocked It must surely be close' At last
Mr lVlcG1nness and one of the judges Mr MOIYISOH came to the platform
As usual the Judge kept everybody an suspension so long that they were almost
frantlc At last after glvmg the audience the process by whlch the judges had
reached their decisions he declared that on the first ballot Marjorie Longmulr
and Catherine Porter had been tled However on later ballots the Jud es
gave the Hrst place to Catherine Porter of Dobbs Ferry and a very very
close second to Marjorie Longmulr
But he then declared they had no dlfflculty IH choosmg Mlllard Mxdo
nick as wmner of the boy s cup
Wlth true Ardsley Splflt the Ardsley group gave thelr school cheer led
by Clare Bohllg
Much credit IS due to both Marjorne and Mlllard for thelr untlrmg efforts
ln preparlng the selections for the League event and also to lNf1ISS Elinor Buell
who coached them on toward vlctory
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The puplls of Ardsley Hlgh School wrsh to thank the Board of Education
for all the favors that they have bestowed upon them the past year
We thank them especrally for the wonderful school f3CIlItlCS These
have enabled us to reach the hexght at whlch we are now
ATTENDANCE CHAMPIONS
At the tlme the ARDSLEYAN goes to press the Semor Class has com
pleted thlrty weeks of perfect attendance
The seventh grade has had nlneteen weeks of perfect attendance and the
flfth grade IS creepmg up on their trall vslth seventeen weeks
We hope such good attendance wlll contmue the rest of the year
THE JUNIOR CHORUS
One of the newest school orgamzatlons IS the umor Chorus made up of
about flfty members selected from the slxth seventh and elghth grades Re
qulrements for membershlp are the possesslon of a good volce and a record of
satlsfactory scholarshrp
The chorus adds much to the soclal Slde of school llfe On Parents Day
lt made ltS hrst public appearance and was much enjoyed
At a Chrlstmas Assembly lt sang ln costume from behxnd a chancel rall
wlth lovely effect
Its good work IS a credlt to lts dlrector lVI1ss Adellne Russell lVIus1c
Supervnsor
GIRLS BASKETB XI L NOTES
Thxs year s team drd better than that of any other year by tymg with
Irvmgton for first place m the League The tle off was played at I-lastmgs
March 6 but Irvmgton proved to be the better team glvmg us second place
ln the Creenburgh League
We played seven League games and won flve Of the slxteen games
played durmg the season we won twelve and we nearly always competed
agaxnst larger schools and players
Although the team loses four of lts best players three forwards and a
guard this year a great many new candidates are expected to fill their places
next year and we wlsh them the greatest of success throughout the season
Never gxve up tryxng but succeed
Kathryn Brooks Manager
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
The team this year consisted of
Mlss M Wllloughby our patxent and encouragmg coach who wlth undy
mg efforts brought the team to thelr hngh rank m the League
Ruth Lawrence has been Mascot for two years leadmg the gurls out on
the floor and conducting the final cheer after each game
Matilda l-lumnk Babj captam forward and guard fought her own way
and helped the other team members to do their best toward vlctory
Dorothy Lackman fTeddy was the star forward and center thus year
Marjorie Longmulr fRedJ was an alert forward whose quick playing
helped the team to vrctory
Gertrude Brown erry star guard was always alert to get the ball lf
It came wxthm ten feet of her
Elizabeth Oaks Lxb was a sxlent guard always on the Job Not
many balls got past Lrb
Mary McConnell fscotty our only Eighth Grade player presents excel
lent trmber for future teams Keep up the good playmg Scotty
Beatrxce Bell fBettyJ was a substltute guard who dld her best when she
got a chance
Ruth Mathews was a substltute forward who will probably work up to
full membershlp next year
Alvme Knell was a substltute forward always ready and wlllmg to step
ln and do her best
Kathryn Brooks manager deserves much credlt for the wonderful way
m which she performed her duties smce thxs was her first year as our manager
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Games Fleld Fouls Fouls Total
Name Played Goals Taken Made Score Personals
F Coggms
D DeNardo
A Santore
Barblen
Santore
Berthelson
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Barnett
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ARDSLEY BOYS LEAGUE GAME SCORES
I-Iome Games Foreign Courts
Ardsley 30 Dobbs Ferry 2 0 Ardsley I I Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley 34 Greenburgh Ardsley 4 I Greenburgh
Ardsley 2 7 Irvmgton 2 2 Ardsley 44 Irvmgton
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j. Teller 6 26 I2 5 57 I I
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BOYS BAQKFT BALL
The boy s varslty basketball team started the 1928 season as a wlnnmg
team The Hrst lea ue game was played on December I8 l927 avalnst
lrvmgton on lrvmgton s court For the flrst txme ln the history of the Green
burgh League Ardsley won on the lrvlngton court Barblerr starred wlth the
hlgh score of slxteen pomts while the wonderful passwork of the forwards
helped push up the score and D Santore also starred wlth some of the best
guarding of the year
The next game was at Ardsley a amst Dobbs Ferry A Santore ln thls
game showed hls sklll ln shootlng by scormg thirteen pomts
At Creenburgh agalnst Greenburgh DeNardo played a good all round
game with superb shootlng and excellent passwork
The vxctorrous Ardsley team met defeat at Dobbs Ferry on February 3
scormg eleven of the fifteen pomts The home team worked poorly together
ln thls game
Ardsley was agaln vlctorxous at Ardsley when they defeated lrvmgton
wlth Cog ms scormg eleven points whale D Santore avam played a good
guard game
Then as the last League game of the season A H S beat Greenburgh at
Ardsley wxth the score of forty one to ten with Berthelson playlng a wonder
ful guard game and the forwards passmg the ball rarely allowing Green
burgh to get possession of lt ThlS game once more brought Ardsley the cup
The boys then traveled to Yonkers where they played off the sectional
meet wlth Washlngton lrvmg of Tarrytown The boys though they played
hard and rn a sportsmanlxke fashion were agamst a better team and lost one
of the hardest cleanest games of the season wlth the score of thirty slx to
Hfteen
Capt Jack Teller
BASEBALL
Under the splendld coaching of lVlr Horend and under the leadership
of Captain Barblerl and Manager Raymond Wlllsea the baseball season pro
mlses to be very successful
The practlces were supported by a good many energetic recruits From
thelr number players have been developed to take the places of the three
veterans we lost last year
We hope that they will be as successful ln baseball as they were ln
basketball and agaln make Ardsley Victorious
Manager Raymond Wnllsea
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IVIachlnery of the students mlnds are agaln olled and put mto
motlon after a summer s rest
Durlng the boys mltxatlon the upper classmen get a wagon rlcle
at the expense of the Freshmen
The Freshmen glrls think the season IS bemg rushed when they
are ordered to wear green dresses thelr noses resemble head
lxghts after they have been pamted red
Class officers are elected Eats supplied by the Freshmen at a
double ll'lltlatlOI1 party are greatly enjoyed by upper classmen
Glass pens are seen all over the school after the entertamment of
the Venetxan Glass Blowers
Chemistry class takes a trxp to the Chemistry EXhlbltlOH m New
York Clty where IVIr I-Iorend because of hrs youthful appear
ance has to produce evldence that he rsn t a puprl
Honor Soclety meets and elects OHICCTS
Pupils go home weeping when told there would be no school
thts day because of the Teachers Conference
The new audltorlum brlghtens vrsxbly when the Sunshme Girls
give an entertamment
I-hgh School students recelve free lessons ln advertlsmg when
the annual subscrlptlon campaign begins
The Student Councll orgamzes
Student Councll gnves the first party of the year welcommg the
new teachers and the Freshmen
Puprls get a hollday Wish there were more dlscoverers to
honor Scouts take a hlke
Nme future buslness women and men VlSlt the BUSIHCSS Show ln
New York All report havmg had a wonderful tlme Why drd
they mlss the I0 I0 tram3
Pleasantvllle Band resplendent ln blue uniforms glves a con
cert rn the school Mlss WlllShlTC keeps the students entertained
ln assembly
Seniors change the assembly hall mto a corn held and puplls
frollc ln fancy dress
Parents Day brings parents out to find all the Good and bad
thmgs about thelr chxldren m school
ames Kater 6: Company grve a pleasmg entertamment All
the chlldren declde to be maglclans
IVI1ss Parsons grves an mterestmg talk to the hlffh school assembly
on all the advantages of nurslng
Daddy Long Legs strrdes mto town for the benefit of the
Seniors
IVIr Bryant and a group of CIVICS students and a few of the
Senior girls take an afternoon off to Inspect the Telephone Com
pany at Whlte Plains Glrls declde not to be operators
Ardsley Varslty teams make Irvmgton take notxce when the boys
defeat them on thelr own court and glrls play a hard game Pupxls
are sent home a week before Chrlstmas to wrlte letters to Santa
Claus
All return comparmv notes on what Santa Claus gave them
Many new clothes jewelry etc are seen
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Ardsley Varslty trumps Dobbs Ferry at a double header on our
court The Cup IS comlng mto vxew
Pianos have a nervous breakdown because of rough usage and
are forced to be tuned
An lmpresslve and joyous Honor Soclety Banquet IS enjoyed by
the members of the socxety and thelr guests
The all champxon Ardsley Faculty team recelve a trouncmg at
lrvlngton TIS whispered there was foul play'
Both teams beat Greenburgh How nice'
Teachers are all glven a free meal by the Ladles Ald Season s
coughs and colds pay thelr annual VlSlt A group of glrls lnspect
Grasslands to see lf all I9 as good as lVl1ss Parsons sald lt was
a very
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T L Kay Chief lndustrlal Engmeer glVCS the assembly
mterestmv talk on electrlc and gas Frank lDlt13tCS hum
long drmk
ackle Coogan comes to town to glve the llttle boys lessons on
how to become Peck s Bad Boy
The Semor boys give us a taste of army llfe and serve us Army
Stew
After attendm the very successful Orchestra Concert ln Ardsley
the SCDIOTS rush for the lrvmgton Dance
PUDIIS glad there was Llncoln
when the Soldler Poet Robert Hllton speaks rn the assembly
Sylvesta otherwise known as DOITIIHIC Paoluccl wms the Lm
coln essay contest medal
Both teams show lrvlngton that Ardsley IS on the way when they
beat them on our court
The Science Class B entertalned assembly wlth an Egyptian
playlet
The blg brawny man from the west Ranger Paul Kelleter glves
a descriptive talk m assembly
Ardsley teams march on to Vlctory when the boys team wms
the League Champlonshlp and the girls tle with lrvmgton
Glrls play tle off Wlth lrvlngton Ardsley gurls seem to be ln a
trance As a result came ln second place ln the League
The people of Ardsley are given a very Interesting and amusing
lecture by Robert Parker Miles
The Student Council lmproves and beautrhes the Library
l-he Semor Play IS presented to a very amused and pleased
audlence
Our Orchestra travels to Dobbs Ferry to show what an or
chestra IS
Freshmen get target practlce shootmg at the balloons that deco
rate the assembly hall for the N lctory Ball
The Senlors gayly start out to Washington brlght and early
Students return after the Easter vacation wlth rolled sleeves tc
dlg for Regents
Clear the way for the Ardsleyan
Trees are planted as part of the Arbor Day program by grade
puplls The Orchestra provlded muslc to make the ceremony
more lmpressrve One tree IS named Lindy
Sprung trammg for the Track Meet begins
All voyage to Dobbs Ferry to the Speakrng Contest to see Millard
wm first prlze for the boys and Marjorre come xn a close second
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Measured results of the progress of 'Xrdsley Hrgh School durmg the past
slx years are shown by the tables below
Attendance 1922 I 92 7
Average dally attendance 94 0 97 8
Legal Absence
Illegal absence
Average weekly tardmess
Pupils wlth perfect attendance
SCHOLARSHIP
Note the relatlon to lmproved attendance
In une 1922 slightly more than half the Regents exammatlon papers
were accepted In 1927 over four fxfths of the papers were accepted
There IS no comparative record of grade standards for l922 but ln
une I927 the per cent passmg the Second Supervlsory Dlstrlct Grade Exam
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Other schools
SERVICE
Honor Soclety Unorgamzed ln l922 the Honor Society has slxty nme
members In I928 pledged to uphold the ldeals of the school Each one has
done from two to fifty hours of servlce for the school
Student Council The ten Class Preslclents form the Student Council to
dlrect student aCtlVltlCS and share ln formlng school POIICICS
Hugh School Orchestra The fifteen members of the orchestra are burld
mg school splrlt by glvlng their servlces for school aCtlVltlCS
Board of Education The members of the Board work harmoniously
and unselflshly to make thrs school one of the best ln the State
FACILITIES NEW SINCE 1922
I An adequate Library beautlfred by the Student Councll the reposx
tory of valued glfts from frlends who bore the torch of Servnce home of the
Honor Study Hall the heart of the school
2 A well equlpped Clmlc headquarters of the School Nurse Ardsley
clarms the best health servrce of any slmllar school ln the State
A beautxful Sewmg Room transformed from a dmgy basement
room an object lesson ln home economies
A Carpenter Shop where the older boys learn to use tools
New Gymnasium one of the flnest IH the County with shower baths
and locker rooms Used as an auditorium for speclal events thls room will
seat over six hundred people
Teachers Room tastefully furmshed to allow a tlred teacher a few
minutes of relaxation when necessary
7 New Lunchroom brlght and sunny where hot foods are served m
the wmter
8 Eight new classrooms for the Hlgh School Department
9 Steam heat replacmg the worn out furnaces ln the old bullcllng
I0 Instruction ln drawlng music orchestra sewing and manual tram
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GRADE NOTES
Grade I Grades I have had the best attendance of any grades I be
fore One grade has had five weeks of perfect attendance and the other
three
Grade 2 A high average ln scholarship has been attained by the second
grade this year as a result of their good attendance Ten children have had
perfect attendance up to May Ist There has been but one tardmess in the
grade during the year
Grade 3 The third grade earned the attendance cup in December and
had a party to celebrate the event Three times this year they have enJoyed
geography slides loaned by the State This grade has held the Primary
Health Banner all the year with the exception of three weeks
Those earning First Year Medals up to date are Gladys Canning Anna
Santore ennle Bennet David Longmulr Winfred Lefurgy Constance Hay
Laura Brown Mary Grandolfl Louis Delmerlco Everard Marsek Margaret
Nelson Gertrude Koenig Vincent Agnano Fred Spencer Clara Filomena
osephme Averso Rose Friedman
Grade 4 The fourth grade had perfect attendance during the month of
October Miss Dubreull rewarded the class by taking seventeen of them to
the Museum of Natural History in New York City
They have a complete Model Store in their room
Grade 5 Our Effort Club has paved the way for future lubs of the
like in Ardsley School
It was the outgrowth of a series of lessons last September on Good
verted into the present Effort Club The pupils framed a code containing
twenty rules or resolutions which they considered essential to a good citizen
of Ardsley School
The club elected Lawrence Agnano President Vivian Midonick Treas
urer and Katie Tischendorf Secretary ln anuary Anna ones was elected
the new President
Meetings of the Effort Club are held each month We feel that our
Effort Club has been instrumental in developing a spirit of co operation among
the pupils of the class Our aim is three fold an honest effort to be useful
citizens of our village our school and our grade
Projects We have worked out some interesting projects in our grade
this year Among them was one on the American Indian and another on
New England Our most extensive project is one on Ships which we
have been studyln throu hout the vear
Notes ln attendance we have broken pre nous records of Grade 5 with
a total to date of I7 weeks perfect attendance We held the attendance cup
for October and November
Parents Day was a success in Grade D Over 73 per cent of us brought
our mother or father to school that aft rnoon Our grade was represented in
Oral English
We wer proud of our record in the anuary examinations There was
not a fallln mark in our Grade
Thirteen pupils of this grade expect to earn honor medals ln June
We had a successful basketball team during the wmter and our young
athletes are now enjoying a s ason of bas ball
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Mary Addorlsno
Phyllls Campbell
Ruth Cudney
Fannie De Angelo
Helen De Muro
Agnes De Nardo
Ruth De Feo
Molly Casperml
Fellmma Lancelotte
Mana Marzella
KINDERGARTEN
Mxss Lots Rudlsxll Teacher
George Bennett
Reuel Dankner
Edward Demke
oseph Delmerlco
Louxs Fllomena
ohn Frxschmann
Thomas Ceraghty
Harry Kmes
Nxcky Macrl
Nicky Mantello
CLASS YELL
Tutti fruttl punch and Judy
Kindergarten wlll do their duty
Don t you worry don t you fret
Kmdergarten wlll get there yet
Kindergarten Kindergarten
Rah' Rah' Rah'
Robert Pearce
ames Petrola
Domenico Spano
Robert Sextz
Herbert Travis
Charles Swanston
Wllllam Waddell
Spaldmg Warren
Walter Wlmllahl
John Renda
1x1RDSII
Mrs Farnham
Rose De Astls
Mary FIOTC
Clara Macn
Antomette Mantello
Katle Savmo
lsabel Ward
Vlola Wllbur
Patsey Agnano
Gilbert Buck
joseph De Nardo
Charles Duda
Donald Greenberg
ohn Croth
ames Knoesel
Walter Lefurgy
Chester Novlello
Frank Pascone
Frank Petrolo
Everett Spencer
Bradford Stevens
Ralph Santore
Nick Macrma
FIRST GRADE
Teachers
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Mrs Ferguson
Blanche Allen
Mary Averso
Glorna Cannmg
Catherine Caslclonte
Angelina De Michele
Vlola De Muro
Ednth Fnschmann
Abble Fntche
Chnstma Grandolfi
une Guden
Hllda Knapp
Rosma Paoluccl
Gladys Slocum
Fhyllxs Stevenson
Vnvran Waldemar
Freda Wrlle
Ralph Denxke
Pnerre Fountain
john Kakerbeck
Howard McCartney
Lawrence Moccla
Francis Morse
Robert Morse
Frank bavmo
Donald Zellff
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Glona Bogle
Domenxca Gagllardx
Eleanor Geraghty
Eleanor Doyle
Mildred Koenig-
Lllllan Lefurgv
Helen Lrndauer
Eleanor Maxhofer
Anme Mocc1a
Florence urclc
Aleta Reid
Marlon Seltz
Elizabeth Savmo
Joseph Addorlslo
Lloyd Amslre
john Aszmus
SECOND GRADE
Teacher
Mrs Clayton
CLASS YELL
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Second Grade, Second Grade
Rnp Rnp Rip
Kena Kan Wah Wah
Kana Kana Wah
Second Grade, Second Grade
Rah' Rah' Rah'
Earle Belsher
Albert Canavotto
Alfred CIISI
Rodney Ferguson
Antonlo Fllomena
David Geraghty
Frank GleYCZyDSkl
Lochman Hauser
Edward KHCIS
Carmelro Mannucc
ames Moccra
Yngve Nelson
Rlchard Quimby
Raymond Schuck
Paul Sertz
Paul Storm
Lewls Travls
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Teacher
Mrs Emily A Ehler
Gladys Canning Presldent
osephlne Averso
enme Benett
Ruth Blohme
Laura Brown
Josephme Brlatnco
Rose DelVlura
Clara Fllomena
Rose Friedman
Mary Grandolfl
Etna Groth
Constance Hay
Gertrude Koenig
Vera Mathews
Margaret Nelson
CLASS Y ELL
One a zlp a
Two a ZIP a
Three a zip zam
Third Grade Third Grade
Catch us lf you can'
ARDSLEY
Ardsley Ardsley Ardsley Hugh!
Anna Santore
oan Wxckham
Vlncent Agnano
Angelo Delmerlco
Lours Delmenco
Carmine De Rosa
Robert Doyle
Patsey Funllo
Daniel Gers
David Longmulr
Wlnfred Lefurgy
Edward Nlarsek
Gordon Shultz
joseph Spano
Fred Spencer
Wxlllam Fountain
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Grace DelVl1chele
enme DeRosa
Angeline Gasperlnl
Dorothy Groth
Ruth Lawrence
Helen Nlorse
eanne uimby
My rtle Travis
Romaine Warren
Madeline Wilson
Anita Wilbur
Cecelia Paolucci
Gifford Acker
Alvin Brown
ohn Chadwick
Edward Cudney
FOURTH GRADE
Teacher
Miss Turner
CLASS YELI..
Boom a-lak-
Boom a-lak-
Bow Wow, Wow!
Chick a-lak-
Chick a-lak-a
Chow, Chow, Chow!
Boom a-lak-a
Chick a-lak-a
Who are we?
Fourth Grade
Fourth Grade
Yes, Sir-eel
Matthew Daley
joseph DeLuca
Walter Ebersole
ohn Edwards
William Fountain
Michael Funllo
Tony Gasperini
Bertram Knapp
Tony Moccia
Albert Munck, President
Tony Perillo
William Slocum
Paul Stohr
Walter Streyckmans
Frederick Fowler
ohn Cunningham
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Vera Braem
Ruth Coggms
Martha Frlschmann
Elvlra Gaspennl
Mary Gaspermx
Anna Howell
Helen Lazmsk
Alma McK1rgan
Vlvran Mrdonlck
Katie Tlschendorf
Ruth Trautman
Florence Wllbur
Anna jones
Lawrence Agnano
Wxlllam Brlnkerhoff
FIFTH GRADE
Teacher
Mlss Tryon
Presldent
CLASS YELL
All here Monday
All here Tuesday
All here Wednesday now
All here Thursday
All here Frrday
All here each day Wow'
Ardsley Flfth Grade
Ardsley Flfth Grade
Ardsley Fufth Grade
Rah! Rah! Rah'
Douglas Brown
Leonard DeN1cola
Frank Fllomena
Milburn Fountam
Victor Gagllardn
ohn Mattarazzo
Allen McCartney
Richard McCartney
Nlcholos Moccxa
Leonard Morey
NlCh0l8S Pascone
George Slocum
Donald Vredenburgh
Charles Wharmby
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Lllllan DCIIHCTICO
Lucy DelVl1chele
Nettle DeN1cola
Lucy DeRosa
ane Edmund
Dorothea Frleclman
Marlan Gaglxardl
Vlolet Guden
Vlvlan Heldnch
Cecella Leo
Helen Praetorlus
lna Robertson
Lily Storm
Helen Stratton
Gertrude Wlmllal
A1106 Woodruff
ean Scott
Offrce
Presldent
Secretary
Cheer Leader
Presldent
Secretary
Cheer Team
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CLASS OFFICERS
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ames Abram
Edgar Bell
Dommlck Fllomena
Patsy Fllomena
LeRoy Fountaln
Leo GlCYCZynSkl
ohn Grandolfi
Eric Knles
ames Macwhlrter
Lawrence Mason
Mlchael Mattarazzo
Gllbert McConnell
ose Novxello
Tony PHOIUCCI
Leo Spano
Robert Walker
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Llly Storm
John Grandolfi
Mlchael Mattarazzo
James Abram
Helen Praetorxus
Lily Storm James Mcwhlrter
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To 'Vliy hrst hfteen puplls have had perfect attendance for the wear
They are Lawrence Mason lna Robertson Maman Cavl1ard1 Leo Sprno
Tons PHOlL1CCl Lrlllan Delmerleo ames 'VlacVVh'rter llelen P1'16tOI'lL15 Flsre
Hrendcl l dffar Bell Gertrude Xvrmazal Cecelm Leo Leo C116-rczwnelcl Doro
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The followrnv have bronze medals Robert W alker Leo Spano anus
Mac Vvhlrter Gertrude Wlmazal Dorothea lqrledrnan L Roy Fountaln
The followmv hare s1lw er medals lna Roherteon Helen Praetorxub Leo
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lllffhest honors vo to Leo Lnerczynslu who IS hnlihmff hr fourth Near
of perfect 'attendance
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Dons Addyman
Muriel Berthelson
Lllllan Codlup
Phxlomen Gasperml
Martha Geraghty
Helen Gxerczynskl
May Howell
Edna Knell
Edlth Morse
Fannle Perlllo
Margaret Sanger
Catherine Santore
Lucnlle Santore
LOUISE Savmo
Florence Stymus
Maybelle Welch
Hazel Wilson
Pearl Wilson
Grace Woodruff
SEVENTH GRADE
Teacher
Mrs Qulmby
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ohn Arone
Macgregor Kllpatrlcl-I
Anthony Mannuccla
Donald McPhee
Tony Moccxa
Wlllxam Richardson
oseph Russo
Dommrck Savenno
William Savmo
Harry Secor
Louls Furlllo
ohn Cagllardl
Harold Greenberg
Hector Streyckmans
Howard Streyclcmans
Norman Townsend
Aylette Utz
Lloyd Westlake
Robert Wingate
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1998 ARDSLEYAN
FRANK COGGINS
Frank has been on the Basketball team for four
years and the Baseball and Track squads for three
years Fat has been president of the Student Coun
cll for two terms and class presndent a half term ln
27 and a vear ln 28 ln Z6 he was captain of the
Boys Basketball team He was ASSlStant Advertls
mg Manager of the Ardsleyan ln 27 and Advertising
Manager ln 28 He certalnly knows how to play the
part of a bally Engllshman as demonstrated by the
Semor play He has been a member of the hxgh
school mlnstrels
DOROTHY LACKMAN
Dot llkes sports also and she has been a member
ofthe Glrls Basketball teams rn 26 27 28 a cl
track ln 76 21 a member of the Clef Club ln 26
27 She was secretary of the Ardsleyan ln 28
Dorothy showed dramatic talent ln the Semor play
ln actmg the part of Mrs Stead She gamed slx
HARVFY BULLOCK
Harvey Jomed our class as a unlor ln Z7
Smce then he has been very actxve and popular He
was Boys Basketball Manager during 27 28 and
treasurer of the Senior class Harvey has always
been wlllmg to glVC a hand m makmg the weekly
lunches run smoothly Hrs acting m the Senlor play
was pralsed by many for xts naturalness
MATILDA HUNINK
Matxlcla has always been a very active and popu
lar Senior She has been Presldent of her class smce
her Sophomore year Bab has also been on the
track and basketball teams for four years captain of
the basketball team ln 28 and half year m 27 She
was a member of the Honor Socxety three years
secretary of the Student Councnl m 26 Matilda
was a fllghty young glrl m the Senior play Adver
tlsmg Manager of the Ardsleyan ln 27 ancl Eclltor
ln chlef ln 28 ln 26 Bab was a specialty dancer
ln the mmstrel show
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Frlschmann M Hunmk E Bruce
After long weeks of hard work and practlce under the careful guxdance
of Mr Bryant and lVlxss Buell the Senior play The Prxvate Secertary was
presented the evenmg of March 73 l928 ln the new audltorxum
The curtam rlses on a young man s room ln a boardlng house where
Douglas Cattermole its sole occupant slts ruelng the fact that he cannot create
a deslre to sow his wlld oats HIS eccentrlc uncle Mr Cattermole deems
thls necessary to a youth s development and has long smce resolved not to
endow hlm with money untll he shall undergo thls stave lt IS mto thls scene
that Mrs Stead the landlady Harry Marsland a frlend Mr Sydney Gibson
a tallor and Rev Robert Spaldlng enter Spalding IS the real secretary who
IS hired to render has servlces to Harry Marsland s uncle but he IS substltuted
by Douglas Cattermole and left alone ln the apartment
A dramatlc plot evolves rtself around these characters and rs brought
to a chmax ln the second and thrrcl scenes which occur ln Mr Marsland s
country home ln these two scenes Mr Cattermole Mr Marsland MISS Ash
ford Edlth Nlarsland Eva Webster Knox and jane take lmportant roles rn
solvmg the lntrncate mystenes whlch arnse
Of course romance IS not entlrely left out of the story and before the
play IS ended Ednth Marsland becomes engaged to Douglas Cattermole and
Eva Webster to Harry Marsland and Mlss Ashford a devout spmtuallst finds
ln Robert Spaldmg the son of her best friend
Although the plot was excellent the actmg and characterization were
equally well executed and the apparent Innocence and qunet downtrodden
manner of Robert Spalding as contrasted to the voclferous rrascabnlxty of Mr
Cattermole kept the audience m stltches most of the tlme
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Saturday mornln March nl Qfi' t I 79 ere en members of the
Senlor Class and 'Vlnss Wllloughby boarded the tram at Dobbs Ferry for Grand
Central btatron
We arrived the e at 8 I3 when lVl1ss Green jolned us and buses took us
to the Pennsylvanxa Statlon where there were two speclal coaches ready for
our tnp At 9 30 we left Pennsylvania Statron ln the coaches and after flve
hours of travel made cheery by colored balloons getting acquamted and
eats we arrived at our destmatlon Washington D C ln order to lose no
trme we took buses to the Old National Museum and then left our baggage ln
the buses to be taken to the hotel whlle we vrsxted the museum Here we saw
the orlgmal Star Spangled Banner Sherman s horse dresses of the different
Presidents wives the Washington and Grant relics hlstorlcal maps coins
etc From here we went to the Llncoln museum where many relics of Llncoln
are on display
We were then glad to go to the Portland Hotel as we were very tired and
anxnous to see our temporary home At 7 00 P M we went to the Congres
sxonal Lxbrary lts exqursxte archltecture was far beyond all expectatnons
Thls bulldmg completed rn IS97 IS three stories hugh contains 2 000 wm
dows and covers nearly 31 acres of ground Thxs IS the best hghted lnbrary
m the world The ground floor contams a readmg room for the blmd and the
copynght OEICC On the Grst floor are the reading room llbrarlans rooms
perxodlcal readmv room map room and Senate and Representatrves readmg
room The gallerles of the second floor are devoted to exhlbxts of engravings
rare books portraits etc
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At 8 30 Sunday mornmg we started from the hotel on a slghtseemg tour
of Washington We stopped at the Lxncoln Memorlal where a group picture
of the entlre party was taken This structure of beautiful whlte marble xs
dxrectly between the Capltol and the Washlngton Mfnument It rs a flttlng
trlbute to one whose memory we all revere PGSSIDQ through the double row
of columns of the entrance a marble statue of Lmcoln may be seen Above
thls statute IS engraved ln thls Temole as ln the Hearts of the People for
whom he saw ed the Umon the Memory of Abraham Lincoln IS enshrined for
ever
We returned ln t1m for church and some of went to the Conf regatlonal
Church and saw Presldent Qoolldge ln the afternoon we nsnted the Cor
coran Gallery of Art and the Franclscan Molxastery The Urottos and cotta
combs of the monastery were very mtcrestmf., and the Grounds were beautiful
ln the evemn the Ardsley group gathered around the plano rn the
Monday mornmv we vtsrted the Central Market where every thmg from
llve poultry to funeral wreaths was on sale From here we went to the New
Natlonal Museum and then to the Treasury Bulldlng where some of us
changed old bllls and coms for new ones We VlSltCd the White House next
After lunch we went to the Bureau of Prlntmg and Engravxng The work
gomg on IH thls bulldxng was verv lnterestlng and we wlshed we could have
hngered longer The Washlngton Monument then clalmed ou attention
Some members of the party cllmbed the 9OI stalrs while others went to the
top m the elevator At the helght of 504 feet the walls are plerced wxth elght
wmdows whlch afford extenslve vxews on each sxde The wlncllng course of
the Potomac may be followed for mxles and the Whlte House the Capltol the
beautiful gardenmg of the Mall the parks the Naval Observatory and many
other bulldlngs may all be seen from these wmdows
We then vxslted the Pan Amerlcan Bulldlng the Patio of which won our
lnstant admiration The beautlful Hall of Ambassadors and the Aztec C-ar
den added greatly to the lnterest of the bulldlng The Red Cross Buxldlng
whlch we vlsxted next furnlshed us wlth a better knowledge of the accom
pllshments of the Red Cross Soclety
Tuesday at 8 30 A M we VlSltCd the Capitol The Capltol IS cllsm
gulshed for tts commanding station and majestic proportlons It IS ranked as
one of the noblest architectural structures of the world The rotunda canopy
the Statuary Hall the Hall of Representatlves the Supreme Court Room
Senate Chamber and the President s room were all of great Interest to us We
cllmbed to the dome and had another vlew of the city We then slowly de
scended by means of the clrcular stanrway of narrow xron steps whlch made us
feel very dizzy We also had a rude on the mono rall to the Senate Office
bulldlng
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hotel and gave the rest of the party a treat by Uairingn our school songs.
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ln the afternoon we went to Nnnaoolls rn specral cars Here we saw the
Naval Academy the Navy drrll and the Crypt of Paul ones Around thxs
crypt rs a solld Gold rope We also saw Colonlal homes the Old State House
Qapltol of Maryland St Anne s Church Chesapeake Bay S yern Rn er and
many other lnterestlnf sites
Wednesclay at I 30 X Nl we went to Arllnf ton where we saw the lxst
restlnf place of our hfrocs of rn xny wars The tomb of the Unknown Solcller
was a yery sxmple and beautiful rerrunder of the braxe men who fouvht for
thelr country and paxd the supreme SBCTIHCC for her honor 'lhere are no
words whrcn can adequately express our feelrnffs as we stood on that conse
crated vround 'X special tram took us to 'Xlexandrla and Fort Meyer We
reached 'Vlount N ernon at I l 00 X lVl and XlSlf6Cl Washlngton s home After
golnv through the house we separated and wandered at lersure through the
Spaclous Grounds and took a stroll alonof the beach of the Potomac We saw
the former and present tombs of the beloy ed Father of Gul' Country
We eft Vlcunt V rnon xt I7 30 md after 1 loyely sixteen mule rlde up
to vo to Plalladelphla We xrrryecl ln Phlladelphxa at 8 00 P lvl and buses
took us to the St ames llotel It certalnly was a beautlful bulldlnf and we
took advantage of lt by staymff indoors ID the evenlnf and enjoylng the com
fortable chairs and beds
lhursday mornln we toured Phrladelphrx md later YlSltCd th c.,llI'tlS
Publxshlng House X vulde took us throuffh the burldlnv and showed us the
clerncal department the rest rooms and the lunch rooms On the walls were
framed exhxblts of lllustratlons which 'lt some tlme or other had appeared on
the cover of one of the Quftlb Publxshmf Qompany mafazlnes We mgfg
taken through the prlntlm rooms where sam 'he mai azlnes bemf prlnted
sembled and the completed product pxled onto huf e wafons to be shrp ed
away
The afternoon was free for shoppmf and every one took wdvantafe of
the opportunity to procure SOLIXCHIIS Xt 5 00 lj lVl we started on the last
lap of our journey vwhrch ww rs punctuated vwlth farewells and arrry ed at Dobbs
Ferry at II 2-1 3
Thus the trrp whrch we had so lonv antlclpated with excltement came
to a close wnth ex ery one reluctant to return home and xowmv to return to
Washlnvton as soon as opportumty should beckon
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STLDENJT LEADFRS OF ARDSLEY HIC-H
resldent Honor bOClCty
Presldent Student Council
Secretary Student Qouncll
Treasurer Student Councrl
Presldent Erghth Grade
l resrdent Senlor Class
Captain Boys Basketball Team
Qaptam Boys Baseball Team
Captarn Grrls Basketball Team
n.d1tor of Ardsleyan
Busmess Manager of Ardsleyan
Presrdent Honor SOCICKY
Secretary Student Council
Treasurer Student Council
Presldent Senlor Class
Presldent Erghth Grade
Captaln Boys Basketball Team
Qaptam Boys Baseball Team
Captam Clrls Basketball Team
Edltor of Ardsleyan
Busmess Manager of Ardsleyan
Presldent Honor SOCICty
President Student COUHCII
Secretary Student Council
Treasurer Student Councll
President Elghth Grade
President Senlor Class
Captaln Boys Basketball Team
Captaln Boys Baseball Team
Captaln Glrls Basketball Team
Edltor of Ardsleyan
Business Manager of Arclsleyan
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Columbus Arone
Carmlne Pascone
Carmlne Pascone
Lllllan ulmby
lrxlng Vlfestlake
Lrllran uxmby
1924 75
Raymond Barnett
Edward Arm
Raymond Barnett
Raymond Barnett
Domlnlck Santore
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth Brown
Ruth Brown
Constance Clayton
E. Arm T Hallahan
l926 27
F Welch S Clayton
Rrchard Speed
Gertrude Brown
Vrto Barblerl
Ronald Townsend
Ruth Brown
John Geraghty
ohn Geraghty
R Brown M Hunmk
1973 74
Raymond Barnett
Theodora Brown
ohn bantore
Thelma Hallahan
ohn Santore
ml heodora Brown
Stuart lxamke
lxenneth Brown
Y era WltkOV
Raymond Barnett
Gardner Welch
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Ruth Brown
Matrlda Hunlnk
G Eaton V Barblerr
G Eaton A Mussa
F Welch
E. Grerczynskl
Frank Coggms
Vlto Barblerl
Mary Cudney
Alec Mussa
Thelma Hallahan
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Vlto Barblerl
Frank COgglHS
Gertrude Brown
Vlto Barbrerr
ohn Zotz
Matilda Hunlnk
ohn Teller
VltO Bafblefl
Matllda Hunrnk
Stafford Clayton Matrlda Hunmk
Matllda Humnk Frank COgglDS
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asof
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Xrthur NlcQartnex
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Rich xc-l B xrron
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Dorothv C-oerz
Nlatllcla Frlscldrnann
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Nlrb Ruth Ward
Roland E Brooks
Floyd Stymus
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Elsie Coerz
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Dorothy Lnderlull
Beatrice Goehren
Mrs osephlne Arone
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An u NlcPhee
Columbus -Xrone Prebndent
Carmme Paacone
Sam Reynolda
ITXIH Westlake
Helen Zunser
Llllxan Qlllfllby
HIGH SCHOOL
Qlass of 1974
Xnna Bros e
Ihr odora Brown l reslclent
qtu xrt lxamke
A her Robert
X erx xVltkOX
Qlass of l97D
Rasrnond Barnett Pre:-rdent
llllxan Bernat
lxennetl1l'l Brown
Kenneth McPhee
lqlwomas Roberts
Amelxa Sclmroff
amee Taylor
X lola Xvllle
Charle Xvll n
C, ass of 1976
Alexander Musbw lresxdent
Thelma Hallahan
Gladys Eaton
Constance Claw ton
Mary Ludnew
Grace anz
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Ruth Brown Presldent
Hxlda Cannm
Qertrude Walter
Qharles Zunser
Ana tasla Nan Burlcalow
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Ruth Roberts
Wxllnam lnnes
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Elrzabeth X an Burkalow
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Florence W heeler
Stafford Claxton
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school furnlshlngs msured against
thefrl
Mr S Yes all but the clocks
Everybody watches them
Mr B IH I-Ilstory C Class
Well why dont you say some
th1ng3
I-I B Im waltmg for hlstory
to repeat ltself
M C Can a person be pun
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Miss Covey Certamly not M11
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French
D I.. How dnd you become
such a wonderful orator3
IVI IVI I began by addressmg
envelopes
MISS Baxter why do you
blte the end of that penc1I3
MISS B Because I am nervous
Dommrck
D P And are you nervous
cause Ive been killing sprders wlth
the PCHCIID
What can I do to brmg
down my we1ght3
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pee
A When I was a llttle boy
your age I didn t tell Iles
R NI I-low old were you
when you started3
D D You shouldn t smlle so
much It IS dangerous
R Dangerous3
D Yes when a smile lights
up your face xt mxght set off the
powder
Nlrs Q at dlnner Charles I
wlsh you d stop reachlng for things
Haven t you a tongue3
Q Sure Mom but my arm
IS longer
Hlstory has never told us what
happened to Lmcoln when he hlt
the third rall
The pastor who was fond of fl
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Roden Fuel and Supply Corp
Use Rodens Coal It Satlsfles
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FLORIST AWD GROWER
225 Ashford Avenue Dobbs Ferry N
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JOHN G S SWANSTON
Incorporated
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS
Telephone Dobbs Ferry 403
Ardsley N Y
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Telephone Dobbs Ferry 246
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ROBERT WINGATE
DOORS SASH FRAMES AND TRIM
MILL AND CABINET WORK WINDOVV SCREENS
Saw Mull Rlver Road
P O Box 527 Ardsley N Y
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ARDSLEY PHARMACY
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Home Remedles Wh1tman s Chocolates
Flavormg Extracts Eastman Kodaks
For Your Drug Store Needs
Try the Ardsley Pharmacy Plrst
Readmore Llbrary DCVOC S Paints
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Twenty seventh Year
527 Flfth Avenue at 44th Street
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An excIus1ve schooI devoted to
SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING
ENROLL NOW FOR TI-IE SUMMER TERM
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Telephone: Dobbs Ferry 516 Tele11l1o11e: Dobbs Ferry 331-D
ARDSLEY LUMBER CO
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Lumber and Masons Real Estate
Materlals
Insurance 1n All lts Branches
ADDX NIXX P1e 1 151
Saw lVl1ll Rlver Road Ardsley Square
Ardsley N Y Ardsley' N Y
MISS Conklm l am so WOfTlCd sometlung IS preylng
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Ardsley N Y
CHARLES GROFFMAN HARIHX 4111- PAIN rs un c 1 ass
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Ardsley rx Y
JOSEPH DE NARDO
General Contractor
Fleld Ax enue Dobbs Ferry
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LOU GREENBERG
Breyer s Ice Cream
THE ARDSLEY MARKET
First Class Meat Poultry and
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PEOPLES MARKET
Dobbs Ferry N Y
Meat and Grocerles
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General Contractor
Ardsley, N Y
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Fdwm E VI Iute Mana er
Ardslev N Y
Comphmerxts of
CHARLES M MORSE
Compllments of
THOMAS EATON
Compliments of
WILLIAM NEWKIRK
Comphments f
LEONARDO TRENTO
Comphments f
VITO LEO
Shoe Repalrmg
Xvork Done by Electrlclty
Comphments f
HARRY SECOR
Dealer m Hygela Ice
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GLADYS EATON
WESTCHESTER GARAGE
Repalrmg and Towmg
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Ardsley N Y
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WILLIAM LEFURGY
Lxght Truckmg
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Compllment., of
FRED ARONE
Compllments of
VICTOR ARONE
Compllments of
JOE NANNARIELLO
Compllments of
MAT FARRELL
Compllments of
HAZEL FELLERS
Comphments of
BEATRICE CANNING
Compllments of
THOMAS DE NICOLA
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DONALD MACKENZIE
Compliments of
LELAND L. SILLIMAN
Compliments of
R. D. PERKINS
Compliments of
OTIS H. GRAY
Compliments of
A. REID
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Compliments of
WALTER B MAIHOFER
Compliments f
OTHO WHITE
Compliments of
CARL H MUNCK
Compliments of
JAMES McCARTNEY
Compliments of
JOHN SANTORE
Compliments of
BEN BROWN
Compliments of
GEORGE MacDIARMlD
Compliments
JAMES BROWN JR
Compliments of
W C LAWRENCE
Compliments
MRS E J MESICK
Compliments of
LILLIAN MUNCK
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GARDNER WELCH
Compllments f
MARGARET PASCONE
Compllments of
CHARLES LACKMAN
Compllments f
HAROLD WILSON
ALEX G CUDNEY JR
Frank Calace Mottola 2nd
Compllments f
HECTOR CAMPBELL
Compllments f
DOMINICK BARBIERI
Compllments f
WILLIAM KILPATRICK
Compllments f
BEN
Compllments f
MICHAEL PERILLO
Compllments f
KENNETH BROWN
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APT GEORGE BUTLER
Compllments f
SARAH PASCONE
Compllments f
RAYMOND E BARNETT
Compllments f
KENNETH MCPHEE
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JOHN GERAGHTY l
Compliments of
COLUMBUS ARONE
Compliments of t
MARY CUDNEY
Compliments of
Ex-Graduate
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Compliments of
GERTRUDE WALTER N
Compliments of
WILLIAM INNES
Compliments of
THELMA HALLAHAN
Compliments f
HILDA CANNING
Compliments of
DOROTHY M UNDERHILL
Compliments f
SEVENTH GRADE
Compliments of
FLOYD STYMUS
Compliments f
STUART KAMKE
Compliments f
IRVING WESTLAKE
Compllments of
EIGHTH GRADE
Compliments
MRS LYDIAM REYNOLDS
Compliments of
Frank Calace Mottola
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KINDERGARTEN
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A LOIS RUDISILL
Compllments of
FIRST GRADE A
Compllments of
FRANCES L FERGUSON
Compllments of
FIRST GRADE B
Compllments of
ETHEL FARNHAM
Compllments of
SECOND GRADE
Compllments
THIRD GRADE
Compllments of
MABEL M CLAYTON
Comphments of
EMILY A EHLER
Compllments of
FOURTH GRADE
Comphments of
GOLDIE TURNER
Compllments of
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HELEN M. SILLIMAN
Compliments of
C. W. HOREND, JR.
Compllments of
DOROTHY BAXTER
Compllments of
DONALD C BRYANT
Compllments of
GRACEC KINDERVATTER
Compllments of
HARLAN A THOMAS
Compllments f
MARJORIE WILLOUGHBY
Compllments f
MRS MARY QUIMBY
Compllments f
ADELINE RUSSELL
Compllments of
ELINOR C BUELL
Compllments
LOUISE M COVEY
Compllments f
ARTHUR W SILLIMAN
Compllments of
MARY T GOEHREN
Compliments of
ASHER EDELMAN
Compllments
CELIA CONKLIN
Compllments of
DR G Q JOHNSON
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