Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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'7KRDSlEYANX5 ' J GRADE ONE Standlng N1ll1am Lefurgy, Robert Fuchs, Richard Heller, Joseph Calace Nottola, Robert Arone, Robert Carpenter, George McCormack, Edwln Stone, John C1m1no, Carmlne Vobilia, Teddy Schmidt, Wllllam Hauptmann, Rlchard Chlla F1TSt Row Basil Spano, Agnes frone, Rhoda Damm, Peter Emerlck, Caroline Stohr, Bernlce Bolce second Row Robert Hadad, larle loretti, Dorothy Venners, Joseph Petruzz1, Jean DeNuro, V1to Ferranto Third Row Robert Immedleto, larie Raab, El1DOT Stevens, John Philip C1m1no, Ruth Damn, W11l18m Ieehan Iontarull, Frances lannariello, Jullo Sousa Flfth Row Louis Pascone, Wdelgard Jantzen, John DeRocha, Robert Duryea, Constance Smlth, Anlta otafsholdt Ab ent George Papovitch Grade One lives at the end of the hall, In a room qulte flooded wlth sun Vhere we learn to respect each other's rlghts And get the three R's done Our commlttees have arranged several parties Whlch ve thought lots of fun And you'll flnd us oalntlng or hammering then our daily work 1S done so come to our room at the end of the hall, A welcoming hand lS tne rule From the boys and glrls on the first step up The ladder of life, 1n our school E J F 'XV?3fLf 28 . , ,. . 0 ' X - . V ' ,Y n ,L Lu '14 L : ' I ' o 1417 . '11 I . . p I L 9 Fourth Row: John Crisi, Gerald Maloney, James Scudder, Carl ' : n , ' i-' - 31- 1 n CQ . s : . I ' J b, . VY L ' I 0 C' lf ' ' O O O

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e J J 'IKWSLEYANX - GRADE TWO First Row John Papovitch, John Delmer1co, lenneth Fauptmann, Biogio DeAstis, Olga Raab, Francis Young, George delmann, Sarah Marzella, Alexander Reid, Richard Smith, Harold Carpenter Second Row Norman Hadad, Alfreo Palermo, Jean VanBrunt, FTBHCIS McCormack, Louis nisenhauer, James Fountain, Gloria Delmerico, Angelo Stafflero, Dominick Belarge Third Row Doris Pearce, Richard Fuchs, Prudence Watson, Charles DeMilo, P8tT1C18 Townsend, Grace Mannuccla, Lorra1ne Wilbur Fourth Row William Bogge, John Ferguson, dlth Gimbel Nllliam Roth Absent George Yeehan The membership of our class has changed considerably Oeveral of those who were 1n the flTSt grade wlth us have moved away and six others Joined us In February seven were promoted the third grade Our president, Barbara Boice, was in this group e elected Olga Raab to take her place George Wdelmann is v1ce presldent W won two T A prizes whlch we used to finance a CHP1Stm8S Reading Party for our parents At the close of the program we gave them the glfts we had made Our guests partlcularly enjoyed the stuffed dates we had prepared We represented China in hiss Russell's Armistlce Day program We constructed a post Off1C6 1n our room A few boys visited 'r Benec1ct's museum 'XH93fhf 27 1 ' ' c L A TT' .u 1 . - . 'o 1-1 J 0 1 . Q Q, . , . I ,g L , . .l - Q : X- Q .T--1. - c IJ . ' to V7 0 9 1 0 P M - 0 . w - le Pu o o 0 .1 ' - 0 , . s - 0 i o , .. ul g .. u up -

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'TXRDSUYANX 'R' QPF' PRIMARY CLASQ Back Rows Catherine Quick, James Wharmby, Ellen McCormack Robert VanDusen, John Pogan, Virglnla Macdonald, Grace Behlen, Stephen Pannlck, Virglnla Lytle, Joan EmGTlCK, Iary hantello, Ann Borchers, Iarianne Meier, Willard Benedict, Henry Groth, Ddgar Bunch, Roy Nannar'ello, James Wright Left Table Alfred COHSt8Ht1HS, Jean DeLuca, Fvelyn Kamke, Dauline DeAstis, Frances Mannuccia, Crane Hackett, David Knies, Louis Addorisio, Florence DeFeo, Diane Uorend Right Table Lester McLeod, Elinor Speicher, Rosina Lancellottl, Jennie Renda, Donald Fatone, Umberto Paolucci, David Brendel, Chrls Beringer, AlVlU Lutz, Nicholas Belarge, Elizabeth Nelson. Lctlvities of the Prlmary Class Boats, tralns, aeroplanes, cars, and trucks were among the flTSt things we learned about and made. As a result we gave for our Christmas show, 'The Llttle Engine That Could.n We made clay pin trays for our mothers' Christmas presents and napkln TlHgS for Daddy. Some of us went to a Puppet Show and wanted to do somethlng llke that ourselves, so we made a mlnlature mOV1Hg picture of nLltt1G Black Sambo.u Each one of us made DICYHTSS of different scenes 1n the story. We pasted these on a long str1p of paper, which we rollec on two rollers flxed ln a box. The boys painted the 'box mOVl6n apparatus, and the girls made the curtaln. In the sprlng we v1s1ted the Flre House to see the flre englne, and we also went to see the horses at the Ridlng Academy. Primary Class of 1955 56 XIQ36, -29- Y f -. Y f' '94 1. , . , ' . ' A ' 51a51'wg.,, A ff .5317 5 VH l i, 'fn-. I V .,. if f V 2' fgffjffyf' f- 1 at . lb 7 ,f I ffffy fl! I, ' x nik , C . X , xr -.-1-i 1-11. 1 A 1 '- ' ' ' I ' 1 -1. J , K.. ' - L - . I o . . . ...A 4. A , LL . 0 . .