Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1939 volume:

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Hx I 1 f 6 y FOREWORD This year, as in the past, the Juniors have endeavored to make the Ard leyan an interesting record of the various school activities and or anizat4ons, social as well as scholastic Je trust that in the years to come this ,earbool will serve to bring back pleasant reminders and merories of vor' and play at Ardslev High The uhotovraph shown above is of the trophy case which stands in the high school hall and contains the cups and plaoues of which the students are o proud Among the trcphles displayed are the hard earned Greenburgh Basketball Lea ue Cues, the Greenourvh Speakinc Contest Cups and also the Balfour Award Plaque Truly, we feel that our trophy case represents all the n'gh ideals vhich the members of the Ardsley Hiph School have set up for themsel e le er h4p, scholarship and true sportsmanship In the selectlon of a general theme for the Ardsleyan, the Trylon and Perisphere motif va decided upon as being most appropriate for the 1939 publication Ve vish to mention Here that it has been possiole to carry out this theme throu h the courtesy of the New York orlc's rair, 1939 Ne shoulc also like to take this opportunity for expressinb our sincere appreciation and ratitude to the members of tne Faculty for their cooperation and assistance in our work on the Ardsleyan 'I 14 lf K 44 n 5 'll' Lulu 31,11 if K,y 1 5 Q. l A 7 Y . 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'Z X 4' 'I I 4 Miss Eleanor Davis Flss Elinor Buell Liss Norma Saunders br Arthur W Silllman Miss Helen Berthelson Miss Florence Hqbertson Liss J anette Ra f s Mrs Ethel J Farnham liss May A, Lal t d XPS Louise K Ha flelc Miss Harriett Edaarrs Liss lar aret Nesp AMPS 'rs Beatrice Rocsa Frances Ferguson vlss Celia J Conklin Miss Constance E Clayton I' AI' I' I' Charles V Horend hillian Duke, III drard 4 rinv Yenneth Brown Mitchell C Vincent Millard H Mann, J Harlan A Thomas Miss Helen G Roooie Miss Gla ys Hat ood Mrs Emily A Jhl r Dr Armand Donaruma Vrs Anna J Flint Lrs Ladellne Behrin r X I 1 'II me Nf.w N Q Th 1 A . w.f+'+fw-wvlm ', . ,.. .. ... ,. . , . Q, --. .-:.x...K -7: .r- .--.-l-,rn .-V A.,-. if 0 o o u q :1 F? . V O I O , U 0 I D ' T ' . . L11 L r iakfwkni lAi P ' N " . , lllllllll-I' - I fa' lb ' 4 4 'L' ' . gf f . . 4 - Q o ' :D -' . I . . nv Q-wx . . . ' mtl- W' ' -1, -' - .. 1 Ll, if 70 L ,,,. - L ' L - L 'S 4 ' i 'l,1"' iq. . O ' '. cr gg 11 ' ' v I -4 -..' . 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Sa flags.-:'.-.":s -- - ---4 FACULTY Draring Fn lish, Lib arian Physical ducatlon Princiyxl Secrefa y Grade 6E :eginnfrs First Grade 2 Home Economics Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Nurse Coz erce a he ti s, Science Industrial Arts Grade BH Phfsical Education Music Social Sc ence, Guidance Grade BT Latin, Enfllsh French, Al ebra Grace o Italian Grade 6F Com' rce Potsdam Normal New York University New York University Columbia University New Paltz Normal A , Beaver College Plattsburg Normal Columbia University University of California New Paltz Normal Te cher Training School Nev Paltz Normal New York University R L , Aloanv Hospital , Columoia University B S , Cornell Univers ty Oswego Normal B A , Fordham Savage Potsdam Normal B S , Cornell Univers'ty Potsdam Normal B A Barnard Collene M A , Columbia University S , New York University W D , University of Naples B S , New York Un'vers1ty Plattsbur Normal Pd , 4-.Ii 1""'-i 1 r rl Xb eg ff A ' A bnI1, M hs I 7 l B 1 r Advertising Manager us ness ma e Editor in Chief BOARD OF EDITORS mlmwwm zmww A M7114 Circulation lanager Tyyewritln ditor 8' -3' rf? 7Iz7l4..aa. Assistant Editor Ar Faculty Aavisers iss C E Clayton Ceneral llss F G Robbie Literary Piss E Davis Art lr m Duke Advertising 6,5 Nr W H Mann Advertisrnf Art rditor Pub1'c td Cha4rwan I,Q W A, I M if In V 'lnl 1 Q ,I H lnwfwh NHL 4 ' M 2 4'H:: --1 X H xll I f fb hav VL 1 f my, 1 1 U ' 4 gg ? 32 sei H, 1 ' , 1 .' ' Q ? ' ' '1 Z' ' ' X if , i 1 Y 2 1 , ' 1' f' A ai v,'v f T A U su,, r. 1 v we A 41, H W ' ' is V V f '5 ' I 7 VV if L r.: . . . . . .... - fx 1 , F.-mf .fffIffIf"""" 'Q f ' U . . . . . .... ... ' g . O Z, f L F Vw ' 3 If A fs, . 1 " - . HL , fQj3"f'f4Z I UN 'J .Q A i S . ' , ' f uf, e XJ' W I ' 1 I, " -.llmhml ru-A",,,,,,,mfn'm,r, 4 If f L O 4 .W . f 'f f+ I - sfo " , 'F . 1 'iff' 4,9 'f'?,, M 3'-' , -fill A ,,,, t .LT if if "f J' ffl X' Wzm. I , I A' 5.13. ii V xl V I V by ' V, W .nh W, Xu ' xg, g si. f s f s u .rw , WMullIIH?YYWf,ff 'fx way, 1 ": b ,fl 1 ',A ,V 1 ' Wu- 1 fHW7, H wzzaesmwa f f','fv1f. u Qt:C fi"w7f'1' . , 4+ W f SENIORS In September 1956, a very green but a very large Freshman Class entered the high school department. The first activity, which we participated in as Freshmen, was the annual Senior Subscription Campaign. Although we did not win any prize, we did bring in more subscriptions than any other class. Realizing that thirty-six members in the class was the largest enrollment a Freshman Class had ever had, we immediately made plans for raising funds for our Washington Trip. Two very successful cake sales took place, and a movie was presented which enriched our treasury. As Sophomores, the end of the subscription campaign found us highest on the list as to the number of subscriptions sold and as to the amount of money collected. During the year we sponsored the usual cake sales and movies. Again, in our Junior year, proving our salesmanship ability, we sold the greatest number of subscriptions in the magazine campaign. Through the untiring efforts and cooperation of Miss Clayton and other members of the faculty we were able to put forth the 1958 Ardsleyan, a bigger and better book, and also add to our Washington fund a tidy sum. Before we realized it, we were dignified Seniorsg our Washington trip was right before us. To carry out the duties of the class officers we elected the followinr Pres'dent, Freda Wille, Vice-presddent, James Mackenzie, Secretary, mdlth Frischmann, Treasurer, Clara Maori Early in the ycar we undertook the subscription campaign, one of the important enterprises of the year Ne were very grateful for the loyal support of the student body Our bank account was improved con slderably as a result of this successful project With the assistance of our mother we were able party which was successful both socially and financially to sponsor a card Soon the words, 'Ever bodj's Crazy, were on the lips of everyone around the villa e Yes, it was the title of the Senior Play which we had chosen On march 51 we presentcd our play to a large and ap recla tive audience A little more than a week later we were on our may to Washinvton, the trip of our dreams, for wh ch we had worked and planned for four long years The trip roved :ell worth all our efforts Yes, well worth it, for it was an adventure that will long llnrer in our memories Our hiah school career is almost ended, soon me shall receive our diplomas and leave the portals of Ardsley High where we have spent four years filled with worthwhile accomplishments and happy times Edith Frischmann IN MEMORIAM VIVIAN WALDEMAR The Sen ors have never for otten Vivian Waldemar who was a classmate until the fourth rrade when sudoenl that quiet, conscientious friend was taken from them Although she is no longer here, her mother has taken a deep interest in her class, and alwavs willingly and cheerfully has contributed to all its projects We, the Seniors, are very grateful to her for all she has done to perpetuate Viv1an's memory "A child of whom her playmates said, 'It is easier to be wood when she is with us Lf 'v sf t- f I f K' X vc .,x'ffslV'! 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A ,, , ,-if " ,L .3 ll E f'....di SNIOR ACHVTIIES FREDA WILLE Social club '37 U Band '38, '39 President Senior Class '39 President Honor Society '39 Honor Society 10 years Third Degree '38, '39 Student Council '39 Secretary Student Council '39 Secretary Junior Class '38 Advertising Manager of Ardsley Girl Scouts 6 years Ticket Manager Senior Play '39 Dramatic Club '36 Glee Club '37, '38 Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '39 an '38 JAMES MACKENZIE Minstrel '36 Senlor Play '39 President Freshman Class '36 President Sophomore Class '37 Vice-president Senior Class '39 Business Mgr. Subscription Campaign '39 Athletic Club '35, '36 Assistant Manager Baseball Team '36 ' Student Council '35, '36, '39 Inter-class Basketball 4 years VIOLA WILBUR Senior Play '39 Cheerleader '39 Girl Scouts 2 years First Basketball Team '37, '38, '39 Second Basketball Team '36 Hockey Team '37, '38, '39 Baseball '36, '37, '38 Athletic Club '37 In er class Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39 Intra mural Basketball '39 Volley Ball Team '37 ANN DALUY Glee Club '37 Orchestra 6 years EDITH FRISCBMANN Senior Play '39 Band '38, '39 Honor Society 10 years Secretary Senior Class '39 Secretary Orchestra '39 Typist for Ardsleyan '38 Orchestra '37, '38, '39 Dramatic Club '36, '37 Girl Scouts 5 years Hockey Team '39 I Second Basketball Team '36, '37 First Basketball Team '38, '39 Inter-class Basketball '39 Intra-mural Basketball '39 Glee Club '37 CLARA MACRI Student Council '37 Knitting Club '36 Honor Society 10 years President Sophomore Class '37 Class Treasurer '38, '39 Senior Chorus '37, '38, '39 Second Basketball Team '36, '37, '38, '39 Editor of Ardsleyan '38 Property Manager Senior Play '39 Third Degree '38, '39 BLANCH ALLEN Honor Society 8 year! Senior Play '39 First Basketball Team '39 Inter class Team '39 Intra mural Basketball '39 Treasurer Freshman Class '36 Hockey Team '39 Dramatic Club '37 Art Editor Ardsleyan '38 Cheerleader '37, '38 Baseball Team '38 ABBIE rRITCH Honor Society 8 years Senior Play '37, ' President of Sophomore Class '37 Vlce president Sophomore Class '38 Secretary Student Council '37 Social Club '36, '37 Student Council 7 '38 Knitting Club '36, '37 Honor Society '3f, '37 Cheerleader '38, '39 Orchestra President President Assistant Student Council '37, '38 Minstrel '34 Circus Solly '34 Rainbow on the Rio Grande '35 Glee Club '35 '36, '37 of the Dancing Club '36 Junior Class '37, '38 Editor of Ardsleyan '38 Vice president of Orchestra '38, '39 Intra mural Basketball Team '38, '59 Minstrel '34 YICHOLAS IANT'LlO Senior Play '39 Honor Society 3 Bas ball '36, '37, '38 Athletic Club '36, '37 Inter class Basketball '37, AINLAHIE hA CPIAN Senior Social Knlttinb Club '33, '36 Honor Society '35, '36 Girl Scouts '35, '36, '37 Second Basketball Team '37, Intra rural Basketball '38, Hockey Team ' 8 '39 Band and Orchestra '37, 38 I 1-M190 ff I '38, Play Club '38, I '39 '39 9 '05, I PATSEY A IALO Baseball Team '37, '39 Athletic Club '36, '37 Inter class Basketball '36, '37, '38, Captain Senior Basketball Team '39 Secretary Sophomore Class '37 VBBTS '39 RALPH SANTCR- Senior Play Orchestra '39 Honor Society 5 years Band '38, '39 Baseball l year Intra mural Basketball 4 years Intra mural Softball 3 years Camera Club '36 Riding Club '36 Kr to B Tru? 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Thos who Knoll: the most mnlle jollg comramon Just anofhev wondevlu lvienrl Lmdy Hopper, o dam nice hid Once she starrts right to the endf' ' you couldvit stop hey' lp' the least noise! W "A little nonsense G? a.,--M The mildest manners and a peaceful nom and then cl by th countenanceu IS frehshe Q best 514114, QQMLJ fsazy Smlffgm- not whsr I combmatron hh iv? 'ustcdnl w A . O15 Jbeot. ' 'mg Kmgdomf' X SENIOR ACTIVITIES CHRISTINE GRANDOLFI Senior Play U59 Athletic Club '36 Honor Society 10 years Girl Scouts 6 years Dramatic Club '36 Vice-president of FreshmanClassn35 Baseball Team '36, 137, 158 Hockey Team '37, '53 First Basketball Team '38, '39 Second Basketball Team '36, '37 Inter-class Basketball '36, '37, '58, '59 Intra-mural Basketball '39 Cheerleader '36, '37 Student Council '36 BRADFORD STEVENS Senior Play '59 Minstrel '56 Honor Society 5 years Business Mgr. Subscription Campaign '59 Class Vice-president '35, '56, '37, Boy Scouts '35, '36, '37, '58 Glee Club '36, '37 Track Team '36 Outdoor Club '35, '56, '37, '39 Student Council '35, '36, '37, ' Business Manager Ardsleyan '38 Outdoor Club President '35, '36, 58 ANGELINA DEMICHELE Volley Ball Hockey Team Honor Society '37, '38, '39 Social Club '37 Second Basketb ll Tea. 'oo Girls' Shop Club '36 '5 'O DONALD ZELIFF Senior Play '39 Freshman Play '35 Honor Society 8 years Orchestra '35, '36, '39 CONSlANCE ZITO Camera Club '37 Honor Society '37 '39 ISABEL HARD Honor Society 5 years Social Club '36, '37 Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '39 Second Basketball Team '37 Dramatic Club '36 Publicity Manager Senior Play '39 Class Reporter '38, '39 S HHANN Orchestra ' 39 JOHN FRI C Honor Society 7 years Class Treasurer '37 Athletic Club '37 Outdoor Club '37 Senior Play '39 RJORIE couovsa Honor Society 6 years MA Dramatic Club '56 Secretary Junior B Class Knitting Club '36 3 lor Play '39 ALVIN MANCHiSTFR jggdenu Cou cil '57 Inter class Basketball 4 Years Vice president Junior B '57 f '57, use 'sv MARGARET MCHENRY orohostra 'sv Knitting Club '37 Intra-mural Basketball '39 Honor Society '37, '38, '59 Second Basketball Team '37 First Basketball Team '58, '59 Typing Editor Ardsleyan '38 Inter-class Basketball '37, '38, '39 Transferred from Dobbs Ferry '36 JOHN RENDA Honor Society 8 years Athletic Club '36, '37 S5886 Manager Senior Play '39 Inter-class Basketball '39 PHYLLIS CAMPBELL Social Club '36 Dramatic Club '36 Honor Society 9 years President of Freshman Class, first term Second Basketball Team '36, '37, '39 Intra-mural Basketball Team '39 Inter-class Basketball '39 Treasurer of Student Council '37 Baseball Team '39 Girl Scouts 6 years Student Council '36, '37 Program Manager of Senior Play-'39 '36 '38 MOIRA KEANE Honor Society 9 y Senior Play '39 First Basketball Team '37, '38, '39 Publicity Manager Athletic Club '37 News Reporter '58 Hockey Team '38 Baseball Team '38 Second Basketball Inter class Basketball 36 '37, '38, '39 Intra mural Basketball '39 SETS Ardsleyan '38 Team '36 GLORIA CAFNING Girl Scouts 7 years Knitting Club '36 Social Cluo '36, '37 Treasurer Freshman Class '36 Advertising Committee Ardsleyan '38 Honor Society 6 years Secretary Sophomore Class '37 Secretary Cirl Scouts '39 Asst Patrol Leader Girl Scouts 2 years News Reporter CATHBRINH CASADONTF Honor Society lO years Third Degree '39 Circulation lanager of ArdsleYan '58 Knitting Club '37 Senior Chorus '37, '35, '39 Typing Committee for Ardsleyan '58 S nior Play '39 CHARLLS DUDA Hgnor Society '33 Athletic club '56 '57 Inter class Basketball '36, '37, '53r '59 Honor Society 1 Year JUNE GUDEN Girl scouts 7 years Social Club '35 Drew Seminary 1, YGGPS 31 44: Ar n UTM p Ill' 'Q K XX. 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Marie Downey, lary Addorislo, Rose DeAst1s, Gladys McCartney, Ruth Gubler, Mar anna Frischmann Second Row Fannie D'Angelo, Shirley Conover, Ruth DeFeo, Esmee Clark, Agnes DeNarHo, Antolnette Mantello, Betty Nilliams Third Row Frank Gierezynski, Nicholas Lancellotti, Walter Wimazal, Joseph Addorlsfo, Tahoe Petrola, Harry Knles, Joseph DeNardo Fourth Row Howard Frischmann, Villiam Phillips, Robert Seitz, Spalding Warren, Frank Fascone, Anthony Filomena, Monte Banister We came back to high school as Juniors last autumn with fresh spirits and high ambitions Ne proved this by winning first place in sales in the annual Senior Magazine Campaign During the basketball season, the Junior Inter Class teams proved themselves willing athletes, showing the true sportsmanship we all admire Je were also well represented in the various intra mural teams Various other school organizations such as the Senior Chorus, Honor Society, Band, and Orchestra did not find the Juniors lacking in participation Our first project was the sponsoring of a movie, 'Spawn of the North,' at the Embassy Theater in Dobbs Ferry Our Washington Trip Fund took quite a hopeful leap throu h this enterprise A plan for an after Faster cake sale is now in progress Our latest and most important undertaking is the 1939 Ardsleyan We sincerely hope that this Ardsleyan will provide all, in future yea s, with pleasant memories of the sportsmanship enjoyed in Ardsley High School The class ofxicers, who have led us well were reelected in Janu Th , ary ey are Ruth Guoler, President, Monte Banister, Vice president, Marie Downev, Secretary, 'E' I annie D An elo, Treasurer W' Kr 4 I , S' I Y In , F . f 8 gy , nf 1' Wh lp ff X I gifyix 1 ts'aSf,f I ills' i .. x ' f ' Li - ' " U 3 4 ' ' ' ' .J -fe af as 9 F qi ' I I A lv I . d T A 2' , , . 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' 1 C J, 4 fi l S Afhh 1 A- .5 , , , 4, I All ' 1 QC z Emu SOPHOMORE B QE Row Evelyn Eaton, larie Belarre, Alfreea Jrot , sarch a cone, Cons'ance ' acD5.arr1H'fJune lsenkauer, Anna Br nkerhoff' Second Row Nic? olas Scallero, dfsrd DeNi1fe, evins Bro m, Dorothea "d'.-:ards Joseph l5eIme?1?o, Daly? De! iae, Ferbert Trav' Third Row Louls Cano ale, Richard rearce, John Baror, 'ichael Sfano, o Scharf, Meinl Iader, C11 ine Palermo Fourth Row Edvln fheeler, Louis Ellor ena, Chester Ioviello, Iichol s Iacri Jilliam shell, Domin ck S4 ano This year both the bo,s and the girls in the class have been succes ful in basketball The birls who :ere Hicked for the honor tears ar Sarah Pascone, 'arie Belar e, Evelyn Eaton, Anna Brinkerhoff, and Constance ?acDiarrid The boys who :ere chosen to be on the honor beans ar Herb t Trav's, Che ter Nov'ello, Dominic' S,ano, Yichael Spano, dw rd D ' e, Ilchola acri, Richard Tader and Ed in Jheeler The class officers for the year are as follows Pres'dent, Louis Caporale N'ce ,rfs'oent, June f4senhauer, Secretarf, Evelyn Eaton, and Treasurer, Edwin heeler Both the Sophomore B and Sophomore C Classes joined forces and held a combined care and binao party Ev lrn Eaton received a pin from the ure Publishin Company for the beef type written test for the month of December Durin the e r class aaards ha e been given to many of the pu,ils for good scrolarsrip S A fr' fly k ,....f- Q ' " I lil mmf I """"' f' w QXMVXYNK- 'L- -.- J 'N kj BJ!! 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YQLL ' 'N,'g2'4L'L,',:.-- . ,...x ' ' 'N I I V -Q l i 30 ra SOPHOMORE C 222 Row Anna Anselwo, Kathryn Baker, Anna Avnano, Anvelina Paolucci, Dorothy lcHenry, Vice pre ident Second Row Thomas Geravhty, Joseph Belarge, Paul Nelson, Howard Secor, Nilliam Casadonfe, Secretary, Vincent Lantello, President 2nd term, Douglas VcK1rPan Third Row Yalter V rnon, Forrest Baulieu, Livio Crisi, Thomas Norton, Oliver Br1nkerHoI'fT'Gra.ham Bell, Presfoert lst term, Robert Juillerat, Treasurer As the school bell tolled forth its joyous opening welcome, a group of gay young pupils strutted intelli ently into the Sophomore room No longer were we Qthe Sopho mores, of cou1s 3 green, inexperienced Freshmen, but having undergone the tortures of the initiation the previous fall, me were full fled ed 'high schoolariansf full of anticipation of initiating the ner lreshman Class This we did m rcllessly Ve wish to convratulate the Freshmen on the splendid sportsmanship they showed at that time with the realization that our nashinrton trip fund must be increased, we held a food sale late in October The results surpassed our foncest ex,ectations and ve want to thank all who contributed for it, and especially Yr A fleck for the use of his showroom which made it all possible In an effort to incxease our finances, we planned a card and bineo party for January, Friday the 13th It really see ed as thou h the Jinx predonirat d on that day, for a snowstorm, which dwarfted the blizzard of '88 raced throuvh our little town drivir everyone to his corfortable fireside Full of confidence that our friends would not fail us, we carried out our plans, and sure enou T, trrouvh the fury of the bllndin bli arc they trudred, slowly but surely To all those who supported our project despite the Lreat h1rdica,, oes our deepest rntitude for turninc an unlucky day into a lucky one Ve realize, however, that it was not our efforts alone that have made such a memorable and succcs ful year, but also the efforts of the teachers, who have rend red their patient, necessary a'd so w'll1n ly To them we one a vreat debt of gratitude To Miss Hap ood, our home room teacher, who me feel has been nearest to us, skillfully uiding us over the weak spots and enccura inc us over the better roads, standing by us faithfully Jn tim s of success or fallure, ro our heartfelt thanks and ap r ciation for her c a less fidelity, instruction, and quldance A D Paolucci N gf:- A R' , Wir lb JZ I ' 14' Ir It I l U11 f' ltr., K' gg r 'fi X ,Lv ic y? f 31 fill:-ll"', Xljxf WMI W I S 5 :V " - J 1: M I - s . : , ' I o Y v 5 I J O 1 of I 1 9 I - . - . lj, N , , I , F, I 1 I ' e . , , 1 v V - , , V p 'I 7 4 Q - ' S a yr A 1 Q, . . . 1 T - 'H -1 . 1 . 1 Y , f . . f . 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H' I-,,. - 7 H 3' lf. .I -7. 3' . - f 5 ag Ez 1 . 49? flff'f'f'w.- - 1 , . x ' G " f J.. 1' 1 '1., - ' -Y - ' lp - ,vi 'Q r V A. 1 ' ,-1 writer' Q -r uf Q 'C' FRESHMEN B mo Row Yatnleen Jorwan, 'ell Deleo, Doris Duda Tessie 'acri, Anrel' Desstls, Uffomena Lancellottf, Viola De uro Second Row Bettf or tt', ran s Ren'a, Anna Staf iero, Bessie Noviello Rosetta Urandolf , Frances Lefurvf Tnird Row Iichael loccia, Stanle Susslna, Daniel Yllonena, Jillian Rosano, hovard saton, Fred Jilbur Fourth Row: David Nontaruli, T'llia. Rosano, Jeorve Hatptman, Jens Larsen Theodore Pnoesel, Rooert Rooney Our class consists of twenty-four pug'ls all cf whom are intere ted LW business work We have in the Honor Society six members .ost o the pug-ls have received their Lresnman Awards ' H - A ' A ' thl P .f ' J'ce- or tne fi.st term our class officer vere. rr president, Howard Fatong secretary, Bessie Voviello, Second term officers were. iresident, nomar' saton, Secretary, Rosetta orandol i' T.easar,r, Jichae' W The girls and boys have entered entHus'astica11 Inter-clas' Basnetball, has been quite suc e fll As a lass project, we sold Cnri tmas car's wi Then we entered hivh school last fall, we were sports So, as we continuethrou,h'd3s school, we h good worxers and good siorts I f f ' 5'g, I , ' ' 1 1-gg' , . 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FRBHMEN C T02 Row Polly Ruprecht, Ruth Daley, Elizabeth Schneider, Eleanor Immediate, Lois Ann Eanister Second Row Joseohine Villt, Elizabeth Vandergrift, Meta Scharf, Jean VanDusen Anita Heller Third Row Jallace Way, John Holscher, Joseph Dunbar, Edwin Lynn, Irwin Enpleman, Ro5ert Bunch, Charles Benedict Fourth Row Douplas French, Theodore Iarquis, sdgar Jexell, lilllam Neflan, Robert 3oEHson, John Venn rs, George McHenry The forner ei hth prade has entered Ardsley Hivh School as Fre F en The first thing we did, after b coming acquainted with our surround'n+ as to elect class o ficers They stard as follows Charles Benedict, President, Lois Ann Banister, Vice president, Anlta Heller, Secretary, and Jean VanDusen, Treasurer Of cour e, we expected to be ridiculed by our up,erclassren, and soon the held, with all those partlcipatinr being good soorts During the year we oresented two movies and held a food sale These proved quite profitable Then ve entered the county project, sponsored by lr Gerard Swope and won a prize It has indeed been Freshman Initiation was a successful and memorable fear for all in the class L1 H A sf 4 42' 5. 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Matthews, adviser of the Osslning High School Varsity Club, addresses the Second Degree Members at the Initiation The various school organizations participate in the Memorial Day Exercises today. A lovely afternoon and bountiful refreshments help make the Honor Society Picnic and Treasure Hunt a great success. The Balfour Award is to be presented to Rosina Paolucci at the annual graduation exercises. June 27 With the prospect of a long and glorious vacation before them, the students attend the final assembly to receive Qthey hopel their promotion cards. June 28 The crave Seniors of Ardsley move the tassels on their caps to indicate that they have passed throuyh the portals of high school and are ready to set forth on the Journey to higher goals Sent nber 5 A ain the unruly hair of Ardsley virls Hoes into curlers, new dresses are laid out tenderly and the proper color of hair ribbon chosen, for wuo snows wnat is to come, la new boy perhansj Tomorrow school will reopen ,nb-ea Se temoer Petite oamsels and lads who have rained larver muscles and coats of tan enter the Xlma Mater for another year of pea shooting and note assln The lower regions of the school house have taken on a cheerier aspect for a ne lunchroon and cafeteria have been built there this summer Se tenber 2 .1 h the ad ed cadence of a loud speaker system, the representative of 'Tl he Curtis Publishin Comnany a ain displays desired prizes to the carious di h scnool students The Juniors rinv the bell and come out on top September 50 Octooer 7 Cctober ld October 21 i s Virbinia larsh a ain leads the members of a class through the routlne of the dance The nurils of Ar sler Mich have set a new record, it is reported that o l one case of tardiness occurred durinb September The v ilant others of Ardsle,'s youncer set meet to discuss the linanclal status of hibh School funds 1 oud pupils are carried to school by Ur T Jilmoth in the nev bus he has nrovlded for then Painted in the school colors, it presents the latest word in modern equipment October 27 In the cris , autumn a r, the grades co pete in their annual track neet rude V br'n s forth the most competent athletes and carries olf tre azarns October o 'oxemeer 4 the benelit o u' s x ' 1 :- Arusle 's faculty vo to few lork Citv to a conference which ives the ,L ils a free da Ar they lad? l1e cvool ourns tne passing of Officer Jrlcht, no was uardlan the crossin for any years The 1 A sponsors a card party for ,uinb Scxolarshi, Fund R1 mm go ' 'TY NI , . 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December 2 The Third Degree of the Honor Society elect Freda Jille as president December 16 and William Phillips as Vice-president of this organization. All who attend the ceremony are impressed as they witness the initiation December 17 of 58 new members into the Honor Society. The two Sophomore classes join forces to sponsor a Card, Game, and January 13 Bingo Party. Having burned the midnight oil for the past week, the students arrive crammed with knowledqe to make good on their mid-year examinations. Again quiet please' sivns are posted, and the result of one-half year's work is placed on paper by the dill ent students January 19 The students of the sc1ool Urieve the death of their lindly physician, Dr Johnson January 23 Rarinv to o, the Boys' Basketball Tean runs uv a H nn'n score at February 'endrick Hudson in one of the best ane of the season The Boy Scouts and Pubs vfth their Dads dave an enjoyable evenfnz February to ether at the annual Father and Son Dinner Sixteen musically inclined A S students are fortunate in beinv able to attend the opera Lohengrln' at the 'etropolitan Opera House under 'r Vincent's guidance February February r John fhite ofpers nucd inter tin inform tion concernin the lorld's rair at the rounders' Day bro ran at tle ebruary Jlth hich hone the Juniors start their Ardslejan Camvalgn in the rades March 5 The Senior announce their play scheduled for Harem 31 It's called Pverybodv's razyf and judcln 'ron the enthusiasm of the Seniors, it smould be a rent succe s larch 10 Plans are under wav for an even more inoresslve Second De ree Inlti tion than last vear The provran will include a banquet and El addr s by Fr Charles Jones Tarcr A a n the Seniors of A H S spend a riotous ni ht nwalkinv the boar savinr their lines A doctor, a hotel ana er, a nerr, widow, an o maid and even a boy Girl emerve fron what used to be everxda craracters and the quiet residents of lrlsley enjo a Wlftlpul veninv Indeed, the sarins, Wlverybody' Crazyu is true The Glee Club of Crane In 'itute brings to the students of Ardsley much enjovment by its rnisezorthy sol s Anril 0 Sc ool closes for the aster Iolida s, and a fleeful ou 1 ares Arlaley I15h's halls for a sess on with the aster PBbOlt April 10 Standlnv erect in stif' new clothes from tow to toe, the Seniors set out to shon how thev can derive beneplt fron tdeir earnin s of the past few years washington awaits lwith m seivin sb their rrlval 1-Vy. 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Q- " ' hx Q Lu lam . ,, ' Q F m 4 r. f F 573' , 7' '-lvl' ' 2 4 H UZ L ,A Q , 'i . 9 u . -' , - 'A g ' x ' 'lf' I I' ' f "ff ""'.M7Z" iff" 4 4" nf ' 9" ' 4 ,qw Q., W' HYWT fr" i "?5Ii'b7?1"" K 1,2343 - -- If W ff MWUMGWZVIJZW is lxy I BAND The band has just completed its first year as an outstanding or anization of the Ardsley High School Since its first meetinv last year, it has crown from a crou, of fourteen students to a balanced unit of twenty seven pieces and promises to become a much lar er body early next semester The band has served the school and the conmun'ty on many occasions It has performed at the basketball games and assemblies and at events such the Arnlstice Prograr and the Scout Circus The aim of the organization next year will be to expand and to include the many instruments that are now lacking and also to become a fine marching unit To our leader Ur Vincent,we wish to express our gratitude ll ,Ni in Ywffla. J TH L , 0 NH -a-r f 's A? B XM' fl 4 mi, eaaw f 9715! 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' h 1 -:gf f CJRI3iES11lA The Ardsley High School Orchestra under the leadership of Fr Mitchell C Vincent has made excellent progress this ear It has become more a part of the school curriculum and has given us the opportunity to broaden our musical background and to develop a sense of appreciation for the better type of music Ne have played for a number of assemblies and have given an outside appearance The students' favorite selection seemed to be 'The Blue Danube" by Richard Strauss In addition to this beautiful waltz, we learned to play marches, overtures, several symphonic arrangements, and other incidental music There are now 32 members in the orchestra The brass and wood wind section has increased, and the violins now total twelve For the first time in the history of the Ardsley Orchestra, the outstanding members have been honored by being presented with colorful emblems These emblems were earned by the combined efforts of the band and orchestra at s cake sale The orchestra will lose many of its players this year due to Senior graduation Among those replaced by new members will be the percussion section, slide trombone, violins, and bass viol es qv C .J Ocigglmmlan mllldgggiiigj 1 xx X MH I lp I fl if XIV!! -lt, 'N r Q - M . . 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" l si ,Lx-T I 1' f 5 -' f J, ,E T 'ln E .- ' - t gf' ' sjgifz 1 1,3 , q ,, s To . +L. gg, to 1 ig Q A x 1' A J BOY SCOUTS September 28, 1038 found a large r up of Boy Scouts attendinv the first meeti and enthusiastically lookinv forward to a new year of scoutlnv At the first meeting three new patrols were formed, and the officers of the troop for this year are as follows Scoutmaster, Kenneth Brown, Junior Assistant S L , Gordon Schultz, Senior Patrol Leader, Ralph DeNike Blazing Arrow Patrol Patrol Leader, Robert Johnson, Assistant Patrol Leader, Paul Nelson Buffalo Patrol Patrol Leader, Charles Benedict, Assistant Patrol Leader, Theodore harquls 'Volf Patrol Patrol Leader, John Venners, Assistant Patrol Leader, Irwin Enuleman High spots in our year up to date are The Annual Father and Son Dinner at the Methodist Church at which five new boys were received into Scouting in an impressive investiture ceremony Second, The Court of Awards which vas held at Ardsley on March 14 Five scouts advanced to the rank of first class scout, and six merit badves were awarded members of the troop Swimming at Grasslands Pool has asain held the interest of several of our scouts, and they eagerly await each Friday for their plunre into the water The boys of Troop 3, as they reaffirm their pledfe by living up to the Scout Oath and Law , sincerely hope that their experiences in scouting will go a long way in helping them to become better citizens af! ,li v7-f io mlw W N-A 'Ink'-'I ls K -' Q sz F KL' iftnkyviy Xiiljfl ,aj A, at R 4 X L M C s ns I I L, pa - 7 - I' - - . 4. ' 6 f ' . I . . fit ' F 0 1 : , ' 'T e 1 4 W T I 0 '. ey 1' 1 , -' 5 J 0 c f A15 ' f -, lf' , i ' ' - S P , A 53. s.,,, , l ' J XM Q ma :f 2y?fVs,'yt Si w if" , . V Al ',j 4 'jg I ssl f 1 , as f ' '15 A., fi 'L J v' I' E13 qi ! -' Q HKK X 5 , - , I X ' X I ' 1' "ln ,H I I YM I ,nl I 4 " VI J '- J ' f, :ft fl i f f. ' " ' ' I X Z l.. 1,f.vI.' 01, h,"K,R , ,in-I ,Ink :la L' 4 fl ,.r,2h A V r tl 4 .fa Il V. It u,,..--nizjil l -F-'.,,r,,.-Ev, + C' A ,H I' 'I' , Il: U b-ig-. , ,QV ' xx. 'W rpnqlfyr' ' -w1.:xy.', f 125 :JNL-14" , - HU U 'ij' 'wif rw il' -83519, .,,laZ lf' ,:i Lyu ir, 4 4 nut- ' Q4 his V! K' . .X IT f " t' - f f -' lf' 3-, s . .. 1 any . "x.7.x. ' f -. ' . I.. .i 'll' ' 1 - ' V' U It - .I 'I' . f 'iaulp l Patrol I Lily Gu5Ier Corporal Annabelle Ho an Elinor MacLeod Marion Philllps Lucille Bell Mary McCormack Bernice Crowley Ruthven Virden Leader In Novemoer we had a Court of Class and Merit Bad es we had as who talked to us aoout the revised scouts who live in cities Te had GIRL SCOUT! TROFP I Patrol III Lila Faclfeod' Priscilla Howe Mary Lou Jilmoth Pargaret Contant Ruth Agnano Marion Nrivht lary Lou Neylan Nancy Wilbur larllvn Baker Barbara Boice Betty Patfield Claire Spelcher Patrol II Merle Kreutz Evelyn Brown Virginia Lynn Awar s where many of the scouts received Second soeaker hiss mtnel Rusk from national Hen quarters scoutinv pro ram This new pro ran will help the several parties durinv the year iven by the various patrols We appreciate the cooperation of our troop com.1ttee and our leader, krs Beatrice Roosa Reporter Betty Hatfleld IROCP II The M E M Quimby Memorial Troop started in the fall with eleven irls under the leadership of Mrs Illliam Duke Troop meetings are held one evening every veek in the kinder arten of the Ardsley nl7h school A Halloween party was held at the hone of K.thryn Baxer, both Girl Scouts and guests attended During Scout meetinos we are making various handicralt articles under the di ec- tion of Mr Duke and Jack dwards Margaret Heller and Gloria Cannin, expect to qualify for the Golden favlet badge the highest Girl Scout honor, and the first to be earned in Ardsley -s fl f' 'NflXWnS5'KN'3V1 Gloria Canning Secretary cnumum mi "' :-:::-. fe. 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Many pleasures are derived while working in the bright homelike atmosphere of the new kitchen. Here a study of food--its selection, preparation, and serving--of good manners and courtesy, and planning for special occasions are made. Often,as a review lesson,a complete breakfast or luncheon is planned, prepared, and served, each class member sharing in the responsibilities as well as in the pleasures. Occasionally the department is asked to serve at some particular function. When asked to serve a tea, the students prepare dainty sandwiches, cakes, or cookies, arrange an attractive table, and serve the guests. It is considered quite a privilege if allowed to pour. Esmee Clark, Ruth Gubler, Blanche Allen, Christine Grandolfi, Fannie D'Angelo, Edith Frischmann, and others have often assisted on such occasions. In the clothing classes the enthusiasm runs high. The girls thoroughly enjoy planning and making some of their own clothes. While instruction goes on, a study of colors, textiles, appropriateness of dress and style for each individual is emphasized. Aprons and pot holders are made in the fifth grade, while silk or wool dresses and good looking little suits are made by the high school groups. Often one of these has to be finished rather quickly for a school party or dance. Some time during the spring term each year the department has a clothing exhibit. At this time the students from all classes bring back the various articles of cloth- ing which they hav made during the year Sometimes tea is served We appreciated the enthusiasm and interest displayed at last year's exhibit The eighth grade girls featured a very lovely and interesting display of party dresses as an assembly program last June As each dress, worn by the maker, was shown Lois Ban'ster read points of interest relat4ng to the color, design, and cost of each Eleanor Immediate accompanied at the piano Our interest lies not only in the study of foods and clothing but also in other phases of home management, interlor decoration, chfld care, family relationships, and finances Budgeting or the 'spending of money,' an important factor to all, has been inv stipated and discussed, especially in its relation to the girls themselves as a benefit now and in preparing for the future In one course a study of the high school v1rl's clothing budget is made and the effect on one of the proper choice of clothes, general appearance, speech, personality and social acceptability are all considered in a helpful and concrete way The impor tance of grooming is constantly brought to the foreground when the occasion demands Cons ructive criticism from within the group itself often pzoves most beneficial The many suggestions of self improvement may help in acquiring more pleasing person alities The cafeteria is supervised and directed by Miss Halsted, assisted by Mrs Kaercher, Blanche Allen and Christine Grandolfi are student assistants Lurches are served at a minimum cost, a well balanced lunch may be obtained for eighteen or twenty cents Fift to one hundred students are served dail Man students have enjoyed on rainy days the Home Economics pleasant Color The curtains, more cheerful one The cafeteria has been of serv ce to several different organ zations the Parent Teacher Association, the Girls' Basketball Team, ana the Faculty Many teachers eat their lunches at the tables in the oods laboratory which is called 'The Nook ' Our hope is for the continued success of the Home Economics Departnent in the years to cone Y Y 7 the benefit of this new cafeteria and have been especially grateful even though it occasionally becomes overcrowded Early in the fall IV and V classes considered ,lans for making the new cafeteria more schemes were sug ested, and finally curtain material was purchased which vere then made by the irls, transformed the room into a much 11 if K i V 'n Q, TF in Keg N'-K' J 'II --'lr' t L' , ff 'nf ry s Q' llHj::-GRE!! r' Q a'f' iitcfr 5 e e 0 . 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K. ra' V if HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society has grown steadily since its organization and at the present time has a membership of over one hundred and fifty pupils. At the first meeting of the Honor Society early in October, Freda Wille was elected President, William Phillips, Vice-presidentg Ruth Gubler, Secretaryg and Miss Conklin was chosen adviser. The Third Degree which acts as the executive committee consists of twelve members: Graham Bell, Catherine Casadonte, Fannie D'Angelo, Esmee Clark, Charles Benedict, Angelina Paolucci, Irving Engleman, Marianna Frischmann, Clara Maori, and the officers. The most important event of the year, the Honor Society Banquet, was held on December 17, at which time thirty-six candidates were inducted into the society. It was our privilege again to have with us the Honorable Walter F. Seely, who consented to act as toastmaster. The program consisted of songs, speeches, the solemn ceremony of initiation, and the serving of refreshments. The Surprise Honor Award was given to Mr. Thomas. At present we are making plans for the Annual Third Degree Initiation which is to be held on April 5 Late in Avril the Third Degree is arranging to have a banquet for the members of the Second and Third Decree An appetizing menu is beinc preaared for everyone Invitations to this affair have been extended to guests from various neighboring schools The speaker for that eveninp will be Fr Charles Jones, who has traveled extensivslv and who will talk on nLeadershl, in Other Countries Ever, member of the Vonor Society is striving to live up to the code of the society WI pledge myself to aid my school in scnol rshiy, service, attendance, conduct, and welcomin, stranvers Clara 'acr STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has as its officers this year, Ruth Gubler, PT6Sld6Ht, lonte Banist r, Vice presfdent, rrela lille, Secretary f'r t t T1 Dorothy Vcqcnry, Secr tary second ter , Mr Charles Horend, Faculty Adviser Slnce there have not been many probl ms in the chool this year, the Student Council has not been very active However, it is nor nazir ,lan for a novie to be pre cated on A,r1l 21 At present, he St dent Council is ,lann na to install a laque in the clinic memory ol the lat D Geor e Q John on DOpog1J Icdenry " I if in X WI M WK-,!- if 0 DQ ' "-' f' 1 4? 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I J 9 rf fi""'l'q- . , -gf..-ws' . -,,"-f-' ' ' - :N 1. , ' 4 ' ' -r " Y 1 'il 'f- Lev".-.lfn ' - ,, 7'.fL.if "7 V2 W! giJ!, M JK- X" 'A M Cfgyjiff Ri x fr", ,, ' X DK!! 'Whatever trouble Adam had, No man in days of yore Could say when Adam cracked a joke, 'I've heard that one before!" 4 4 4 5 Miss Buell to Jimmy Petrolas 'How many times have I told you to be at class on time?' Jimmy: HI don't know! I thought you were keeping score.' 'I 41- -If 'II' Nicky Mantello looming from schoollz "I 'm like Washington and Lincoln." John Renda: "How's that?" Nicky Mantello: 'I went down in History.' 'I 'E if- 'li Professor: Kspeaking to his science classj Here you see the skull of a chimpanzee, a very rare specimen. There are only two in the country--one is in the National Museum, and I have the otherlu -If 'Fl' 63 -32- Mr. Silliman: 'All right, Illl meet you halfway. I'm ready to forget half of the punishment you deserve Nicky Lancellotti svelll I'll reet you,too, and forvet the other half ' Ralph DeN1ke 'Has anyone seen my belt around the housev' His father "No, I haven't Did you put it around the house?" Mr Horend 'Howard, what is a poly on?' Howard Frlschmann Cafter some hesitationj ' h, at's a dead parrot ' Barber ite Bill Connorsj 'Jhat'11 you have today, a haircut or just the oil chanoed?W nYassah, said the little darkey nI's named o' m parents Pa's name was Ferdinand and Haruq's name was Liza ' D1 t s your naxe then H r rdiliza Va ly Hay "Nher o jallbirds come from?" Howard Connors From lsr s, bats, and swallo Herbie 'You look sweet enouvh to eat N h "I do eat Where shall we fo?" Doctor "Now, take a deep breath and say, nine three times Patient Twenty seven! P M fi f ' ' fl S, I7-6 Illllmlf lp QI lk I fl Sw! QXVAX51 I M 'N 1 G N . , nn. . I A Q w 'Il' 'li' 'N' -K' 2 ' . 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I , I. ag I I ,.., 4 3 ' f Q ,x, ,. 1 11 r. -, .1-1 L '- x . 4 If Q X 35,1 , ' . x ' , A I' 1 ' x Q 'gy ,' , -wj I ' I ' , 4 3 L 4 v I . mol H' y X? . 'i.Qnn..JH5!g MDKES It was dusk as Annmarie stopped at the filling station. 'I want a quart of red o1l.' She said to the service man. The man gasped and hestitated. 'Give me a quart of red oil,' she repeated. 'A quart of red o1l?' he stammered. 'Certalnly,' she said, 'my tail light is out.' e 4 4 4 What Would Happen If: Miss Clayton didn't close the door on time. If: Annmarie went on a diet. If: Mr. Silliman started to use hair tonic. If: The Freshman C Class didn't win the P. T. A. money. If: Bradford didn't stay in school until five o'clock. If: Happy Warren died of overwork. If: Bill Phillips d1dn't argue in French class. If: Miss Hapgood d1dn't have her daily bottle of Grade 'A' Milk. If: Miss Davis ever remembered where she left her keys. If: Anyone thought our jokes were funny! -A -E fl' 'I' Patient: lln waiting room of doctor's office! 'How do you do?' Second Patient: 'So, so. I'm aching from neur1tis.' First Patient- 'Glad to meet you I'm Mendelbau from Chicago ' 'Mom, you said the baby has your eyes and daddy's nose, d1dn't you9' 'Yes, darling ' 'Well, you'd better watch him He has grandpa's teeth now Miss Robbie 'How would you punctuate this sentence? 'The wind blew a ten dol 'bill around the corner " Hike Hoccia 'I'd make a dash after the bill Xlx The Ardsley High School Band practice was in full swing, but something had gone wrong Mr Vincent glared at Johnny Venners, the cornet player 'Nhy on earth did you leave off playing just as we got to the chorus?' 'Ne1l,' retorted Johnny, 'on my music it says, 'Refrain,' so I did ' ' ell ry boy, said Pr Brown, and how are you getting on at school?' His nephew, Hayman, looked a trifle despondent 'Oh, not so bad, uncle,' he replied, 'and I'm trying awfully hard to get ahead ' 'That's ood,' said his uncle, you need one Charles Duda ffollowing rapid fire dictationl Now, Miss Clayton, what did you sav between 'Dear Sir' and 'Sincerely yours9" The one ring circus was visiting a town in the hills The folks there recognized all the instruments of the band except the slide trombone One old settler watcher the player for quite some time, then, turning to his son, said, 'Don't let on that you're watching him There's a trick to it, he a1n't really swaller n' it Kr if: TYMIK. TH is Y64? fi tg LliLj:g:.-I-I-iE,, g 'QL 'fav lx 'P f at 4 1 X? . - f -ll' 'K 'I' 'I' S . ' I I In I ' 'Z' 'K' 45 'll' , 6 : ' , - lar I A . 1 I an W Q 'I' 'I' 4 'F' b 'nl I C r 'A ' I H ' 'N' if 'H' 'K' f 4? f W A n .. . - ' N . nf . 4 w . w . ! 'lf' if 'lf' 'N' , , n I 'P 'I' 'I' 'H' ul' 'f 2 - - ' a' , f ' , IF -5' fi n l " lx - Q F I 'ff 1 ll 4 ,,!' ,f'7 l . ' s I 'Vw fl' "L Y f f f . 1 7 f K' it 4. L A lf-I 4 ,uf s e a mh- 1 X. lg Z l y U 1 I IU! V -W f ,114 1 . ' ,If ,. g "' "' , , AI .,. V M ll lx ' ,JK ,I 1 ,I 'ht' I 1 I A '12 xlr. ', Alyql 1. I M' 'Z ' "1 ,:,..fn1',, RI! ?jl "'.-51:11 I,-at 1 il -.v -llirlffjli - M. 'X I A .f. ff - 5 fm'-ip "H I 2 A-zf, .Q -' if f - -, .1--, Ax.. 1. . 1 , 2- J ,' , 'vw J 7 fmmfii' Le- - 5 f , w " , of M W- PAST if- TRAVEL -1??'fl'i"!, UTURE TRAVEL 3,3 7 jif- 6252, 1:4533 ,-1Q,J ,JK-5 -if GIRL S BASKETBALL To Row: Angelina DeMichele, Bessie Noviello, Annmarie Hagopian, Anna Anselmo, Anna BrEn1?5hoff, Constance MacD1aI'mid. Second Row: Angelina Paoluccl, Clara Maori, Phyllis Campbell, Evelyn Eaton, Miss Saunders, Doris Duda, Fannie D'Angelo. Marie Belarge. Third Row: Moira Keane, Margaret McHenry, Edith Frischmann, Viola Wilbur, Chrlstlne Grandolfi, Blanche Allen, Sarah Pascone. Once again, as we bring the basketball season to a close, we have two honor teams of which we are very proud. Having been selected after a strenuous intra-mural and inter-class schedule, running from November to February, these two teams did a splendid job in representing Ardsley in basketball contests with neighboring schools. Throughout the entire season, whether winning or losing, the girls have shown a fine spirit, and a commendable brand of sportsmanship, which has earned them many friends among the girls of Ardsley firls would be one our nearby schools. Were there a sportsmanship cup, the of the leading contenders for such an honor. 6 victories, and 5 defeats. Six of the first team players the courts, and three of the second team players will be irls will leave behind a record of which they have reason The season ended with all of them outstanding on graduated in June- These g to be proud. I xfl I I 1 NSLXW K Q BOY S BASKETBALL Ja,es Petrola, o ' llo, lCK 5 dro, Rallh De e, Tana er Slaldin 'ar en, k eclin , Ca ta'n Fran! Pascone, coach fenreth Broln, herbert Travis, Dou las lcfirvan, Iicholas Iacrl, Jos ph Derar o Ardsley Opponent Ardsley Opponent Vlmsford Greenburgh Hendrick Hud on Irvinoton Croton Dobbs Ferry Elmsford Greenhur P Bedford Hills Penorick Pudson Irvlr ton Groton Bron.vi11e St Christorher Briarcliff Dobbs Perry Under the leadership of our ner coach, Kenneth Brown, who succeeded Charles Chuckn Foren , who left an outstandlnc record behind him, the Ardsley High School basketball team had a successful season, vinn'nv 5 and 1os'np 7 games Althouvh we did rot w n the char,ionsh o ve ere the only team to defeat Croton, the year's chanpion Ye are all sorry to see Franl Pas one, this 'ea 's ca tain, end his hi h schoo care He as been playin four years and bas left an ara? nf record oeh nd rim He h s cored 520 points in three wears, and in addition h has wade the All Lea ue Tear for three years H45 brllllant ca tainc, this ye r has held the t an to ether enablinv Ardsley to win several ames 4e hope to haue a mo e uccessful season next ,ear with four vars ty men returnin Credit should oe to th tea. for t e r I t o cco eration, t am o perseverance, ard loyalty This slirit was made oss le 'th the help of the Junior Vars ty Tea. wh4ch also n de a very ood record for the s son f 1,15 IIIUIU 'aff XVMXSN 'RNS x " 5"4""' ,..u -""" -X 'wi fm. llllmumr I 'AI I l 1-f-I 1 IU ls 1 A QQ , f 4 V m Chester H vle Donin' ' lg.. . r. 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" -YEFSEQEESSEIZ 1155225555125 . -Q 'r ' 'HW ' 0 -1 A - rj 1 221- 2? 'Eff ' ' ' "fa.Lgf:::-'?""'- .'.'f'1 ' 4 QQ ff jf 2 'ng . X' gjgiff 1 Q 5'?Ei:' 2I..':j, If Q , 3, 6 A .-' sifggn 5 V N - ' 'N 1 - 1 'Y :Fi -4 1 if Q1 ' - ' ' f p Q ' I , ,gif gg' -wg V5 , 1 My gg In Q T x , i':J'Aq'i'.lC1- V , . f f M I N fig, I in - .. . ' ,-. 1- A, 1 551 , :'f-3 5-4 , , 1 I xalzmnir g M Y' ,sv BGS BASKETBALL The interest shown by the students in inter-class basketball reached such a high peak that lt became necessary to divide the high school into two divisions. The National League was made up of teams from the Freshman B and C Classes, and The American League was made up of teams from the Junior and Senior Classes. Both leagues proved very popular and interesting, and after a hard schedule of games, the Freshman B boys were crowned the champions of their division. In The American League the Senior Boys, known as the Senior 'One' Boys, won the championship of their league. In the play-off between these two teams before three hundred students, the Senior Class won the championship of the school and with lt the right to add their class name to the inter-class banner. The total number of boys participating on inter-class teams was sixty. A vote of appreciation from the boys and the physical director goes to the Varsity and Junior Varsity Boys who gave their services as referees for these games. GIRLS lNTl-ZR-CLASS BASKETBALL This year, with fifty three girls out for intra mural and inter class basketball, found us playing through a long season, stretching from November to March The intra mural teams, consisting of from eight to ten players, took such names as WThe Sons of the Revolution,' 'Avalons,' 'Little Giants, 'Dead End Kids, nstablemates, and The Thunderbolt These games we played on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons The Sons of the Revolution, consisting of Senior Girls, came through a seven game schedule without suffering a single defeat, The Avalons, con sisting mainly of Sophomores, lost only one game The Little Giants and Dead End Fids emerged neck and neck as third place winners The winning intra mural team, The Sons of the Revolution, finally played the Alumni, and added one more to their list of victories From these intra mural teams, a team was chosen to represent each class Seven of the players of The Sons of the Revolution comprised the Senior Team, and again these girls swept through their schedule without a loss The Sophomores, made up mainly from The Avalons, were second, with the Juniors third, and Freshmen, fourth As the winning class team, the Seniors defeated a mixed faculty team, not only once but twice Thus they made their total winnings for intra murals and lnter class thirteen wins to no losses, a com endable record The seven girls responsible for this record are Viola Wilbur, Christine Grandolfi, Moira Keane, Blanche Allen, Edith Frischmann Margaret IcHenry, and Phyllis Campbell, all of the above making either the first or second honor team All through the season a fine brand of sportsmanship and cooperation was exhibited, and so we close our season, with a farewell and a wish of luck our Senior champions, and with a 'Wait 'til next year,n for our players remaining f, I fl Wi gf, Km Q 'H 1 fl lN3"J P . . ,Q fi ,f f - ' v n u n n W , so re fQ . 6 I? 1k R 0 3 Q - . . ff? 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N GRADE EIGHT H Ton Row Helen O'Grad , 'ar DeFeo, velyn Brown, Antoinette nantello, nary !cGor'fnT5.f:'.c,-T'lorence Deastis, Vargaret Contant, Lucille Bell Second low ,orma kni ht, Lily Guoler, Domenica Arone, .erle Kreutz, Ida DeAst1s, Renee VeIgel'Ff'Elinor "'acLeod, Adelaide Jacobsen Third Row Emerson Virden, 'ichele Anselmo, Ned Boice, Arthur McCartney F'ourEhT3w George Brinlferhoff, Frank Scallero, Thomas Deliuro, Rover Youmans, Dominicli F'53r'IIIa Fharles VanBrunt, Charles svloff During our first term our program was full and ,leasant September brought the election of officers They were as follows President, Thomas Deluro, Vice presldent, helen O'Grady Secretary, Lily Gubler, and Treasure Adelaide Jacobsen We had a Halloween party at a classmate's home in October In November we formed a basketball team to compete in the league with the 7th and E grades The captains were boys, Iichele Anselmo, girls, Lily Gubler The managers were boys, Thomas DeHuro, girls, Evelyn Brown NHello, Grandma, a nla,, whlch we have in assembly in December, was very successful In February we elected new officers for the second term They were as Lollows President, Lily Gubler, Vice president, Norna Knight Secretary, Domenica Arone, and ll. 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GGL ,Q C GRADE EIGHT T Janice Fritche, Mary DeNardo Carmine Pascone T02 Row Robert Anderson, Victoria Delardo, Dorot V Hadad, Theresa DeNardo, 'a ar t Santore, Annabelle Horan, Edna Wheeler Second Row Grevory Hagopian, Nancy Vilbur, J s Knoe l Madeline DeRosa, larion Phillips, Anre IcCor ack, Third Row Otto Avnano, Williar he ecek, Andrew Reid, Pranc's Muldoon, John Palermo, Joseph Zan ar', Thomas Pasquale Bottom Peter Frischmann, Michael Noviello, An elo Costantini, Martin Bn leman, Frank Yozzo, Arthur Hackett, Doninick Lancellotti This year our class won the t ck r t and the int r class basketball lea ue In the track reet the boys' captain was Joe Zanrari and the rirls' Annabelle Fo an In the basketball l a ue the virls' captain w s Annaoelle Ho an, ranaver, Dorot' Hadad, and the boys' cartain w s Donin cl Lancellotti, manaler, Andrew Reid We also won the Arusleyan contest for the third consecutive year Ne vane a minstrel show in Dece ber The officers for this year are Pres dent, Gregory Haropian, Vice presifert, Annabelle Hogar Secretary lst se ester, Robert Anderson, Treasurer lst semester, Thomas Pasqu le, Secretary treasurer 2nd senester, Tnonas Pasquale Annabelle Ho an Ns f r 1 1' if vlllumlmv dl X ' ' - mm, ll 5 'SM "" . -W A lx 1 xi P f ,-,.,..,, -..M h V jf 'K - ' .9 X 1 H " 0 A .-. , - , A X 41 . . 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A, A' af vw ,ah i ts em. m Row Rosina Mantello, Mary O'Br1en, Beatrice Schmidt, Marion Cimino, Mary Valsh, Eaullne Lutz, Geraldine Gorman, Mary D'Angelo Second Row Doris Munck, Mary Marzella, Marion Palmer, Jessie Marzella, Dorothea Prischmann, Helen DeMuro, Patricia Monfort, Rhoda Buser Third Row John Caporale, Robert Blouin, George Furilla, Warren Brown, Dominick DeAs tIs Ph'1Tfp Lutz Fourth Row Nilliam Groth, Donald Rooney, Earl Johnson, Richard Allen, LeRoy Aitker, Pferre Youmans, James Deshel, Franklin Chave Fifth Row Georve Spano, John Wright, Gordon Kreutz, James Rooney, Andrew Noe, Adolph Uroth, Augustine Zanbari, Donald Thomas In September we elected John Caporale as class president, Pauline Lutz, vice president, Dorothea Frlsohmann, secretary, and Warl Johnson, tre tvo new memoers, our class numbers forty one We have had a few attendance,and only one tardiness has occurred Eighteen pupils Society, and fifteen of our forty one pupils have received Honor Our class has played its part in the activities going on in First, at the beainning of the year we joined in the Track Meet, asurer Includino weeks of perfect are in the Honor Awards school this year competing with the two eivhth grades Ve finished third Blue, red, and white ribbons were won by f several of our number At Lllloween ne had a party which we all enjoyed James Deshel, our talented pianist, played a few piano selections for the assembly The class has contributed J 1 G' f'f'?M Q 1 X W Wm four members to the band and orchestra and others to the Junior Chorus We have also enjoyed having different teachers for our various subjects this'year Lf 'S ff? 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I M ij., eff ew 15.15 'fic ' , - ' " C ' 1 ' yf' ,Ji i d M511 ' , A J 4 V A ' , a J, . g A 3 ' 1' V .f..'.Q4" ,.. . ..,b,-..,f....- tx 1 Q ' 4 X J! 5 0'-Q! gli :ii 1' 3 ' f dgf 5, 4 1 H 4 - 2 4 GRADE 6E To Row Rose Perillo, Marilyn Baker, Frances Erickson, President lst Term Patriclg Rooney, rary Paolucci, Louise Behlen, Doris Park Second Row Victoria Ferranto, Edith Aitken, Dorothy Wheeler, Mary Louise Jilmoth, Alllgn Reid, Claire Speicher, Secretary 2nd Term, Laurel Struckman Third Row Virginia Secor, Ruthven Virden, Beatrice Caporale, Vice president 2nd Term, WetEie'C1m1no, Marian Wright, Barbara Boice, Mary Lou Neylan, Secretary lst Term Fourth Row Gerard Travis, Treasurer, walter Egloff, Frank Clark, Joseph Palermo, Et'1Ey Mor-etti, Thomas Wharmby Fifth Row Ralph Pearce, Warren Baulieu, Christopher DeFeo, Jack Hackett, Vice president lst Term, Joseph Frischmann, President 2nd Term, Gustav Groth Happy to return after a long vacation, thirty six members entered our cheerful room in Sevtember Mrs Nilmoth, our class mother, and her committee held a Mothers' eating in the fall with twenty eight parents attending The weatherglass given to us by Mrs Vilmoth has proven very useful Since our class was chosen to carry on the school's Red Cross work, we elected the following committee Chairman, Jack Hackett, Secretary and Treasurer, Claire Spelcher, Associate Members, Doris Park, Barbara Boice, Tony Moretti, and Frank Clark W packed and sent away the nineteen boxes which the different classes collected Also, we enjoyed working on various projects such as making scrapbooks and puzzle books for crippled children, mounting cross word puzzles, sending convalescent cards to the sick, and growing Easter flower bulbs for Grasslands In connection wita our study of South America we made large product maps Altogether we have had a happy, interest ing, and active year 'K Si gl! llmjmsm-r-1Lllll1I!i?j axvoxXX 'KK L fl ml - -L-if tif 'C ' ' L. 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V- -is 'W a 29 we K GRADES F -gg Row Charles Duryea, Richard Dunbar, Mary Ann Cimino, Esther DeHardo, Lillian Hafad, Raymond Pearce, 'Jillian Borchers Second Row Ruth Agnano, Jean Fccrc or, Priscilla Hone, President lst term Treasurer End-term, cdith Holscher, Lila VacLeod, Secretary lst term, Pr sident 2nd term, Elizab th Hatfield, Secretary 2nd term: June Brinkerhoff Third ROW Jacqueline DeAstis, Florence Contant, Anna Fatone, Mildred Delmerico Virginia Brown, Virginla Lynn, Bernice Crowley Fourth Row Frank Conover, Treasurer lst term, Nilliam .eivelt, Au ustine Filomena, 'V1TI'1'a:u Talsh, Stanley Benedict, Vice ,resident 2nd term Fifth Row Stephen Genelin, Vice president lst term, William King, William Blasber , Frank Spindler, Vu ene Grandolfi We sold 126 subscr ptions to the Ardsley Hioh School News in the fall Our membership in the Junior Red Cross is 1007 Many of our roup belong to school organizations Ve have sixteen Honor Society members, one orchestra and two band members, ei ht Girl Scouts, ten Boy Scouts and Cubs In September ve orvanized a Health Club and have kent individual daily health records We e rned first place the Junior Grade Track Veet in the fall During the year we have made relief maps of South America from salt and flour, larva product maps of South An rica, pastel chalk pictures of Pil rim life and vroup projects of historical places and occurrences in Westchester County Biohteen of our pupils entered the American Lesion Essay Contest on 'Alexander Hamilton and Our Constitution At Thanks ivinl we cave donations of food to Dobbs Ferry Hospital and at Christmas time filled Red Cross Box s We also participat d in the March of N Dimes Campaivn gf! 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Wm' Row Stella s4 noret a, ,race Proctor Bunch, Lorraine ilbur, Diana Uillen back, atqerire 7an arl, 'oan Dooney, Gr e ' 1 uccia, ueorfe adelmann Second Row Forman Va ac, John Jacobsen, Joseph Galdce .ottola, Louis Lisenhauer Richard enItWTxRobert Dtr,ea, John Delmerico, Rocco Uerranto, Farold Carpenter Th'rd Row Alfred Palermo, Dominick Belarge, Georre leehan, Donald Paiva, An el Steffi ro, Emthonj DePenzo, 'iobert Arone, Chrlstian huller Fourth Dov Richard Fuchs, Francis 'cCornacf, Richard Yeller, Jllliam Ba P6 Jose,E Cleary, Francis Younb, Robert Immediate, John Uapovitch rift? Row Joan D'llon, dith Ginbel, Doris Pearce, Acnes Arona, Olra Raab, Jaret Sqerran, Doroth Patthews, Dorothy Lller School opened Septemoer 9, 1938 with 42 pupils in our class night of the ,ils were new delnann, rrs Carpenter, Nrs Imrediato, and Vrs Denilo have been our cla s no Yers thi year Our Parents' Day was the sixth of December Twenty four mothers attended Our 'rade 5 Junior Ped Cross has sent nany greetin s to people who were sick We contriouted .any articles to the Dobbs Ferry Fospital at Thanksgiving time This year there are twentv five memoers ln our Honor Society Our class earned second ,lace n the Jun or Track Peet held on October 25 Class projects have ircluded e nafinv of Vixinr scra,books and the bu'ld'ng of a castle Ve are now working on a Uajor Bones Progra. and a sorln plaf John Jacobsen, Secretary ss af-:Lx I4 'xi " Lisa' ox!! li Niall-J!--!l' min... ! I XD-a.,- ,4M..fr" I e.... ,,,. 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' 30- fm 'Z' 'mmf' GRADE 4 -I First Row Barbara Cleary, Sarah Marzella, Jean VanBrunt, Rhoda Dam , Ruth Dam Marie Raa5, Frances Nannariello, Alexander Reid Second Row Caroline Stohr, Constance Smith, Edelgard Jantzen, Jean Devuro, DorotEy Venners, Gloria Delmerico, Joan Aielson, Clifford Isbell Third Row Peter Emerick, Bernice Eoice, Elinor Spelcher, Fourth Row Robert Hadad, Keehan, Gera1H"Naloney, Theodore Ruprecht, Robert Fuchs Carl Montaruli, Johnnie Mae Reed, Elinor Stevens, Nilliam Hauptman, William Lefurgyo George hcCormack Kenneth Hauotman, John Cimino, Basil Spano, William Fifth Row Louis Pascone, Vito Ferranto, Joseph Petruzzi, Biagio DeAst1s, Robert Earpenter, Edwin Stone, John Crisi, Theodore Sch idt The Fourth Grade history starts with a aroup of forty meroers Elinor Speicher was chosen president of the group and John Cimino, vice president Mrs Nielson was appointed our Grade Mother and Mrs Petruzzi our Associate Mother With their interest and help ze won the P T A prize for February In December we presented an as embly pro ram We sang carols and gave a two act Play from the performance as ne did in presenting it Nineteen of us were initiated into the Honor Society We were not very successful in the Junior Track Meet only blue ribbon in the fifty yard dash At this point in our history we have had no tardines ii W very proud and which we will work hard to keep A WW in 'TlsYP"l' W Q. 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Yi., I, Il ' 656' .: 'Q f-' -, ,,.v f . y .ff -fl, ' A ,, "v 31,4 x ff" 'sf -'H .A ,ig K gg!-jf ,HQ , xz fi J-, H H YLVC- mhxtlwlwlg, 'ly ,a o f ff' W5-2.--X -. 1 ' ff' ' .. 5- ' - l .Q 1,-QA af 0 f uLV ' 5 - fr, sa at wif, x :-a,5:'S3x:f,s:f2,, fs:-HTIALJ' , i 1: 1 Q " 'f 'ri' r I THE WORLD OF TOMORROW 'Somewhere within their walls shall all that forwards perfect human life be started, Tried, taught, advanced, visibly exhibited ' How easily can these lines, quoted from the vision of which Walt Whitman sang, be adapted to the great fair which shall indubitably sur pass in every respect any similar event ever attempted or staged in the past, namely the great 1939 New York World's Fair Every worthwhile thing, be it great or humble, must possess some motive for its being, and the purpose for this truly colossal exhibit is not lacking Exactly one hundred and fifty years ago, America was, in reality, on the threshold of an entirely new and untried experience that of setting up for itself an independent government, with a presi dent at its head No one could foresee then, on that thirtieth day of April 1789, when George Washington was inaugurated as President of the United States, those inevitable ups and downs which every nation, well established or not, must face Washington himself stated in his inaugu ral address at New York City 'ThQ,preservat1on of the sacred fire of liberty and the destiny of the republican model of government are justly considered as deeply, perhaps as finally staked, on the experiment en trusted to the hands of the American people Yes, one hundred and fifty years have elapsed since that day, America has undeniably graduated from that early experimental stage vlth a government which has survived the years, therein lies the theme of the great fair to glorify and sing out the praises of democracy as a most advantageous system of government for Amer1ca's citizens A com emoration of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Washington's inauguration and the commenc ing of an experiment in democracy true, but there are other purposes Here is a section of the statement issued by the Com ittee on Theme nThe New Yorl Iorld's Fair is planned to be 'everyman's fa1r,' to s ow the way toward the 1 provoment of all the factors contributing to human welfare The plain American citizen will be able to see here what can attain for his community and himself by intelligent coordinated effort and will be made to realize the interdependence of ever con tributing form of life and work ' It's another way of saying Go to itl You see here what can be done the materials, the tools are avail able, look into the future and prepare yourselves you are the builders o the world of tomorrow ' To what ertent this ideal will be an incen tive to thousands of Americans, only the energy and future determination of he cou try and its inhabitants can reveal Its intricate planning and architecture, so extremely interesting and unusual, is one of the favorite points emphasized in every review of the exposition 'From dump to glory' is a frequently used phrase in reclamation and transformation of this tract of'wastelandF and it was precisely that, is openly recognized as having been the largest sinrle reclamation project ever undertaken in the eastern section of the United States Aren't you satisfied that the New York Vor1d's Fair is sufficient evidence of what man can do with the assistance of modern equipment and eng1neering9 Perhaps one of the most noteworthy points is the fact that the millions of dollars alloca ed to the task of preparing the way for the fair shall not have been invested in vain The trees, flowers, and shrubs, in fact, all that contribute to the beautifying of the grounds are to be preserved in order that they may form a part of one of the reatest narks in the world one and a half times as large as famed Central Parx ? Z 1 1 1 1 I5 I 3 in A .- I 1- ' L .... H he every review of the blossoming forth of the Flushing marshlands. The . -, sw 5 A U Q X X - fi 5 - , ' " Ns -:fy . L s ..r 1 -4 X All this reclamation work, however, was just a beginning. The actual erection of the fair was the miracle to be performed. Every- thing had to be planned, designedg architects and engineers had to oe procured, not to mention sculptors and artists. Competent men were to transform the vision into a reality. Thus it would take men and work, two indispensable intermediaries, to accomplish the translation of a dream into an actuality. General restrictions were agreed upon by all participants in the fair for the common interest, in order to lend unity as well as dignity to the appearance of the main avenues. With the exception of controlling the scale and color, no plan of uniformity as to the design or pattern of the general layout was adopted. The idea of temporary exhibits was stressed, and it was interesting to notice in connection with this that no imitations, whatsoever, of historic architecture or of permanent materials were to be displayed with the exception of those contained in the States' exhibits. Perhaps one of the points which received the severest criticism that has been offered with regard to the fair is its bold use of color. Everything is brightly arrayed in vivid huesg the monotony of drab, undecorated walls has been broken. Every effort on the part of those trained in the use of color has been expended in the development of a color scheme pleasing, as well as soothing, to the eye. As a matter of fact, the Trylon and Perisphere are the only buildings white in their entirety, for the various avenues leading away from them present vary- ing tones of the spectrum colors. Many ingenious optical illusions have been created by the many colored lighting effects, and the abundant use of the reds, blues, and yellows certainly will add to the visitors' enjoyment The size of the undertaking and the success with which it has been carried out prove that only throu h the op mistic perseverance and the comoined skill of man and machine could any such work as thls have been completed A most important part of the fair has as yet been left unmentioned, for the actual zoning of the fair and the exhibits that may be seen are certainly worth of everyone's admiration The4Theme Center itself is one of the most impressive sights It is difficult to appreciate the fact that the giant three sided figure, the Trylon, rises a majestic seven hundred feet into the air bes1de an enormous hollow globe, the greatest ever attempted by man The Perl sphere's dimensions are astounding it is wider than a city block and has a capacity double that of the q3d1O Clty music Hall An extremely interesting scheme has been devised to create the appearance of the Per1shpere's being a huge floating ball Innumerable fountains serve to throw a heavv mist around the globe and great mirrors encase the supporting columns to conceal them from si ht Nithin the sphere is depicted a model city wlth a working population of 250,000 whose homes are situated beyond the city proper in five satellite towns Two revolv'nv platforms of mam oth size will carry thousands of spectators around for a seven minute show There is no question but that the Theme Center will e the high spot of the entire exhibition The rest of the fair is divided into nine zones Amusement, Communications and Business Svstems, Community Interests, Food, Jovernment, Medical and Bubllc Health, Production and Distribution Science and Education and Transportation There is not sufficient space in an article such as this to elaborate on the var'ous sections of the fair, it is sufficient to state that tley w'll certainly be the greatest of their kind in history Beyond a doubt this veritable fairyland will prove to be the most amazing and fasclnatlng ever, a world's falr not soon to oe forgotten The Editor JW' if 'T' W pn E f 'Q IM ff if s N! 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Phone Dobbs Ferry, 311 Shop The A 8zP Way Always The clever hostess recognizes the value of making meal time an epic event That is why she goes to the merchant who is be t prepared to serve her A A P is qualified to do just this for its vast buying organization is able to obtain, from the world's leading food markets, a wide selection of famous foods Of guaranteed Quality as to Purity and Freshness, these wholesome foods are always available at A k P and at consistently low prices A8cP FOOD EASTERN STORES DIVISION X 2 , .47 Af C' ml 1 T "-.J-f ii m 5' , ff lx lu I S , , O . X 58 :X B g 1 3 ,s " I -"'..n.. . p . , , ff 3 7 W... U. ., .- A 2,9 2 E F aff . H" gg -I . 55' 1 . I- ,-f iff.. ' F2-iii. yr 0 S E , -' ,K I ' qsf so 5 . .I 4 Ss E 2 L 1 3 QQ." "" f'ff.1f-.,s, . -s 4 ' V N -YF'-f '. ,g,3f, I I I ' I 2' 2E'YfIQ'1'N"" ,. ,711 's,IL- , I 'Q '- ff gifs! SEMA A ,f V' rg? " 5 ' SEM I . -' 1 f. 'fl - , ,r,'.,' ,su Ag , , 1 R A. f Y xy .4 T114 A U I 1 I iw . I .I""f TS I ' 1 I il E1 ' I C3 QB' - - Lu" - -y 1-.',, , ' R 5 I ,Hr I L. K. 1 f IOSEPH COGGINS' DAIRY Grade A Milk Guernsey Milk Cream Grade B Milk Chocolate Milk ,E Cottage Cheese Vitamin D Milk Certified Milk Buttermilk 391 Ashiord Avenue Dobbs Ferry. N. Y. Phone: Dobbs Ferry 188 THE ARDSLEY CHOCOLATERIA HAS JUST RECENTLY BEEN COMPLETELY RENOVATED BU! OUR POLICY OF GOOD SERVICE QUALITY AND CLEANLINESS REMAINS THE SAME We Serve CARPENTER S ICE CREAM Exclusively j Rv W ttf? L L , l H f in I 4, q 1 Q1 ,I M fn I V I 9 l f r 1 , :il C l, 1. " '1 f' .9 .iffy ,' ' I. ,Y f 5 . f If-V -f ' of - 1 ,L :ji v 4 L ' ml 5 i 'Y , W Z' -fa',uAlLl M 11" Y V X ' 1 ., rl 'llllwhh' -""""""fw,ft A ni it A Q J, T , A. H L.,-M hm ,. .ff ,IQ Q ' 1' l 1.4! 4 :,"xhl X 't 'Q' 4lgu :',l'- 'ix F ,lsvlu V A f ' . iff'-1i41d?" 'Fi "':2wff we 'rw' 1 . if 'fg A I . f" '92 ' fkfzi-2 "' L 'w ji- -. V , 5 ,I .' 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CINS AAA Motor Service Socony Gasoline Lee Tires- Quaker State Oil - Pennzoil Ignition Service - Modern Lubrication System - 1? 9,0 PD - Accessories - J COG GENERAL REPAIRS TO ALL MA KES CF AUTOMCDBILES Satisfactory Service by Men Who Know How JAMES McCARTNEY 8: SON Real Estate and lnsurance Phone Dobbs Ferry 331 Ardsley New York f Af if i ff pi num ,N Q 1' yi H WX Q lZ,gg,,, ME' 1 A 1 S I iq 'l i 6 In 7 Y, I fl f Y l ' ml I f ff" V. , i 1 ey , Y Q' 'Wliiilx ai ,Z fx f V I K. 'I "'Ium.jmI'-mlmnh ":l.' m,,,m1'f,r. rf il' IL I' 'iii N , .l.'5"V' , f !"' 'A QYQ 1' xv 1' A ,V-thx' K qi lL , 1',r! , U hr.: rv .mi v,'.,,1' I H -A' -it .fees :'zIi T't"H-'f " - ,f A' , " . . 'fi-' 'V r'1'f'f"f" i I X! A 'flfrilrill - 4, M, 'N 1 .A ' ft f.r4a,?JI114ii rf 4 4 .S r s Complinments 1 Of S ICR CISASS HRYSLER PLYMOUTH AFFLECK THERMAL EQUIPMENT CORP Oll Burners Axr Loddltxomng Refrxgeratlou WQCDRUFF INC RAY KLEEN um GAR woon Sales and Serv1ce Commercial I ndusmal Domestxc 0 Scrwmlll Hlver Rodd zso Em Thu-d sneer :mum venom N Y Ardsley New York Qakwood 1466 Phgne Dgbbg Ferry 246 Ray O11 Burners un Ards'ey Hugh School F' X .I I il JCM-m-M! 'N V- ' , 61 - 1 0 X 1 Y I . . I . I . M . . . Y Q, . Q , I 2 fi ' x 'L' ' 5"'f - . ' , V ff' 7 A 4 if N ,QL X' 1 'M A I l is .M 1 . I - 'mlnnw X -S-lun' "LM L I km. ' in S , ,HH-E " ' 'rv If J, ' ,A 'h QQ 'fi , 1 .u ' 23.1. -3 rf , A ' " 1" IEE.: F91 ul J K . JA E I , ,mile X 1' I r ' -,TE X . -. '- rs- ggi' - ' 9 1 E ,p,:.Tf3?"' """""'E'1if W Y' - , ' X Q mg. . ' ,TBS X ' ' ' :E'Ij1,?i"" 'T Q g.. ' Vx fx E'-1f'. 4.3V4"' , ' ' ' , ' -I E I is-iff 1 . A I I 1 K - ' I-, S, . , -5 ,, ,W T , l.- X L. . ' ' 9 ' - f Q3 "n ks- ' . . .fl 557' f ' i I , 31.11 N HL-..! 1 Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF BOY SCOUTS of Nrntrhrnter Glnuntg AND A Swings Bank C U B S Tarrytown, New York Comphments Complsments BLUEBIRD TROOP I THE MARY E M QUIMBY PARENT TEACHERS MEMORIAL TROOP II ASSOCIATION ARDSLEY N Y ff Lf W 'mm Uhiiifl' Y 0 If H I4 - W f L' 0 .1 of f and 9 w l I - 4 , . - 3, ' H . ' ,I 4, , , 0 1 ' " L .I I ' ' I '-I V ' Y., , " - ,1- u - i 4 1 1. .,,f,n.lm 3' 'a T, ' , "4 "N "' I ' , AI, . 7 I 4 H uluhm"lIAu,n1nu nu-n.1mnllI""HII I A gg Eff J, 'L' -rip 1' ,.- ,N ri'5'l li ' 1 , , H if M :fi . 3 E- A ' I-" .. 'I as iff . ' ' , -. fm 4 f A 1 i sf' ' 2' -':w"EI.J'I' 153' I "W"-'Q143' .?T"'t2fff-'ff ie PF xx . , ' f" A , S 81,1-2--J' I In in , 1 16 " r'.'m I 1 ' 'fi-.. V H' ft 1 I' - ,,- s M, an IH 7 'I --- X.. V MN' ,Xu Al . N I f::x -- 1 .f I ,Mt f 'f --A :lp I Q9 fu, W R- 11 H 'Z f I YT- 4 , ' W ,A L: I ,I ' ,-, ' """. .6 7 11: ' ' K 'f'a.3'-. ' 4 ' . -5552 3- ,' "En 21- , -1 "' in '!ffQ1jT2. , ,fwigldx ' 'ff ' msg.. ' 2-35 1-7 fl' L - 124-F 'L fr. awww 4 Wu U! -If W K om WW' BE CAREFUL AVOID FIRES ARDSLEY HOSE CO. NUMBER 1 91 Thomas J. Wilmoth BUS FOR CHARTER ARDSLEY, NX. Telephone Dobbs Ferry 567 Compliments THE AMERICAN LEGION Ardsley Post 458 Xlolltll Phone DOBBS FERRY 324 ARDSLBY N Y ' 1' 5' X K' Fda x 411 if I 'B WW" 1 lxlv S 2'- A DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE Our modem facll tnea and responanble d reetnon enable ua to render a fnendly helpful aervloe n t me of sorrow There la no charge for the uae of our funeral home ADDYMAN Sv. MAHER FUNERAL HOME n I Mlcmun. Mum: Z' I 3 9. P 3 9. 3 U H I 5. nu 3 U' 1 s 3 I0 IJIIH' l'l.M'lVlff llwl' I IU' H4041 601 ASHFORD AVENUE ' . i . . i . . ' , ' I i . of ' Y M1-4-ls First 'l'm-sllzlx' f lix -rv N , U 1 I -X .1 . I . ddymqm q is , . . I .J 1 nl " . n. . , . Q "-Q44 . , - X .I m My X :fm -- uA.f:Q',. ' - ,Un 15 ,, -U V- ., ' MN flgxw A X QS: H- -1"""" i4 " 'N Y JI. lx I' . H . g f .' affu., 'I .1 I f' ' .' w"f Qf:f ' A 4? - , E 6 'si Q' I -- ,W E sh Q " . 7 y P-If , 421.1 -, ,nu ,nn g-missy mrm1mp V X 4 f 54 1 ' Y ggqjiggg 1!ff"' n X IX f . g R- 1 I e , I- - f I In , f f '-9, A " : Q, ' N 4, I.: ...un 1, 4 f I 1 '. - Q ' , Ml I . Z 9 Vat- ,ii ,f N ly: Q N 1 .fl if , , I 5 , ff. . X . Q- .- 'Q -1- 4 J' ' ' O 55 ' 'u qdadki 5 i 3 1 PACE INSTITUTE Cultural-Occupatlonalcourses The programs of day school and eve- ning achool study include the iollowing: ACCOUNTANCY AND IUSINISS Q ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCT PIACTICI CCJAJ ADVERTISING AND MAIKITING SELLING AND MAIKITINO SECRETARIAL PRACTICI ADVANCID SHQITHAND SHOITHAND REPOITING Icstl, PHOTOGRAPHY IEAL ISTATI 0 INSUIANCI A Eunlor or Senior high nehool student may ma e tentative reservation of clan place to be available after high school graduation ina obligationj and be placed on mailing lla! of Tin Pace Srunlnr-odicial magazine of Pace Institute. Diploma courses are accredited by New York State Educatlon Department. C. P. A. courses are ap roved by both New York and New Jersey. general Bulletin with occupational booklet on any desired course will be nent upon request. BArelay 7-8200. PACE INSTITUTE 225 anoaowav, New volut Compliments of LEIGHTON WOODLAN DS LAKE TAVERN Sawmill River Parkwmr. Ardslov. N. Y. Compliments C0mPI1ment5 PRES!-TMEN B FRESHMEN C 3.1 1 l ig Im' ll? Na T " I ,I -Z, 1715 I I V f o f-.y l llllllllillfl ' 0 .I A. I - ,,l l 1 .- -WILIII ,, N ,- . ,t . 1 "lu " fl" I4 ' ' 'f ' I. f-I """-1.- un min.-I-mivI1"" ,I - - A .' , tt . ' r ' jk ' I T ,- y VZ? ' ,I , r' V " MII Vg' R 'ljjrk 4 i IQ , ,. ,4 t , .f 2 - I ill' li " -if -P f i,-ff. M I fi ::zi:5f+ A , 'V ,ill t lf Iv ' .Q-llkd X 'lj I 1 - :rm If . f ' ' . Ns, 1 4?-H 1 ,, I ' ll , , .-' Al- ' W ,QQ ln ,, ,i , l' , I Iv' fy- 'If N: V' '- lf, if , I' 1 'I 1 , - - , ,t t I gif. n W I A , gl ' 'v . 'IPX I -' A, ,ff .-13' 4 l nl , Q ii. ' , -, '-, H f xy nr., to , I' V25 -f ' f 'L Q61 ,EMI .. . --if--M' ' iii. L 3 'A . IK' : fl -, .ill A l fffw' ' .I 7'-folk vii .Q f'97IfI M633 WV f Milli Q5 '15 How Many Apples H , l d'd Ad d E P COMPLIMEN TS SJZI. 'l'L'Z,'1lsv'I."L'21..i x.1...."5L2"....JI'.fi'.i .,..1,. Now, we figure the thing out differently. Eve 8 and Adam 8 also-total 16. 2 On second thought, we think the above figures are Z f , ,f iw I entirely wrong. lf Eve 8 and Adam 82, certainly the total would be 90. Scientific men, however, on the strength of the theory that the antediluvians were n race of giants, reason something like this. Eve 81 and Adam 82- total 168. Wrong again. What could be clearer than if Eve 81 and Adam 812, the total was 893? We believe the following to be the true solution: Eve 814 Adam and Adam 8124 Eve-total 8,988 lf Eve 814 Adam, Adam 81242 oblige Eve-total, 82,056 apples. AND BEST WISHES Given Name OFA Rosalie, a first-grader, wall-:ing with lier mother, spoke to n small boy. "His name is Jimmy, and he is in my grade," she explained. "What's the little boy's last name?" her mother asked. F D "His whole name," said Rosalie, "is Jimmy Sitdowng that's what the teacher calls him." COMPLIMENTS CONIPLIMENTS HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL i' I I vi? fm -Q L i 5 l N 5 I 5 i . 5 ,a . ' lf ',i ' '-"lu li - i Y V V 'si - 'LL v.ii,l':x- . VIH ll: l hh ' 2 h Y '- ' ur- A fs: ' 1 1" 2 ' - li Q51 s 2 ' 1 " 2 M f A 4- if PQ ,- 4. 1 1 Maya , I - xii 1272? 4.1. V l 'Q lx E lf l .- 'Wi ' 'I ifii' :sri 5. ' f " ff . 5' - Fif i- ' Q gYll'.'U g e V. ws . R . 4.41 - A , l . IES, , E ' 3 ,rf .' .1 F ' 'lm 52 2,- f , - lui' A '3 - u sg :Sw - ' Tir' '-" S-3 ' ' 1 -f '. I X I 1 fi . . ' . - fr' , 4 , V 5 Q i 1 in A THE SAVAGE SCHODL Established 1890 otiers a three year course preparing high school qraduatee t b teachers ot RECREATION, HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATIUN in colleges. schools. playgrounds. recreation and community centers. camps and induetrial organisation . . . Graduates ol this course may complete Bachelor ol Science Degree require- ments in one additional year at certain recognized colleges. REGISTER NOW FOR CLASS ENTERING SEPTEMBER 18, 1939 Catalog pon request ' Employment Bureau for student: a d g d I I A New Building-454 West 155th Street At St. Nicholas Ave. NEW YORK, N. Y. Convenient to all transit lines BESSON C? COMPANY "Quality Sie!! 1835" COAL. FUEL AND LUMBER Cuxtnsru Lxsr OF BLILDING Mnsnm ' Foot of Dock St. DOBBS FERRY. AN. Y Tcfeplaone: DOBBS FERRY 26 W G PROUDFOOT ESSO O11 B umers Essoheat Enterpnze 7006 Howard H Knight MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS STATIONERY ICE CREAM CAN DY TOYS 472 Ashford Avenue Ardsley N Y 41: Lf 'wa wt w. ,, U jvlqf 'Z' "-xml, 53,1 -Il ll' E, Ay ' 5 ' , b 5 A e , . . . I 9 4 17 - O Q , , P , . . I VI Xl f. 'lf , , . 4 XVI, ,.' QQ. f , , ff" I Ah, A - ' - ., y A I X 6,47 F 'flllixt i ll' " 1 'lift' f ' 3. 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Complzments Loul '1 Innl hun sitting, qlllEtlX It nlc her nut r in church hut ft II mug the passing if tht rollectu n plitc he Inca um rt tlm ss and stoml up on the scat r mrtlnr ll'lLll to hold her flI'llllX am loulsa seutmg lt squum tl ull sn I Ind 'u th x IX nn 1 w m ao you nan hir mo ur lIlqllll't,ll ln in unrlfrttm xvmt to su s Ill cd louwx Whit larhng, I cm lu tr tht orgxn grinding 'md th: uvxn mme r the ymnnles Iut I 1 ui t see the monltcx It Flew Teacher Lot was warned to take his wlfe and daughter and flee out of the city Lot. and his wife and daughter got safely away N Willie What happened to the flea slr THE ARDSLEY LIONS CLUB You 'lell Him Olle YN hv is a pancake like the sung Dot s easy answered the Swede It rises out of der yeast and sets behind der vest MEMBER OF Strangers W ho as that fellow speaking asked the man who had Just entered the crowd Oh some soap bow orator Judging from the look of his face l hould say he needs a better xcquamtance mth hx pl xtform LIONS IN TERNA TIOAL -s X H p, 1 s.Q,'I'-4 I I 'XX XX 1 :XS II flllll 1 1 X or . 'N Q fab 410' yr ' VY Y- .- T . 25 . W-eww' 21- f . ANL 1 I q - l J I v M M A. Inj- . V I: r ' I - 1 1 A ' " A . V 1 A .H A , A Yum' xxxxw' ,' - ' Q.: ' .' . - - I 5, ,- , S -'-s L . , : K . n . . , ., ' : - I' I 'rr ' - I - , Q3l l. F ,L H ' , ' gf il ' 1 ' 51 ' : ' I ff--I. ' V" I " 'L . I:W3'f- if " -.Q I - , ' . .. . ' I . ' . . -1 , " , f ' fc- .Y 'Q' ' ' ' '- 1 ' ' ' ' .. If fffq I A1 . e I 1 2, V .1 .L 3 'ish ' - i ' 5 f" I ff ., .i -hir... ' . 1, ik' an . 1 N -,,,.: 1 E!-'fs I '- I, 71: .IQ 523, 7' ' Nu' we 51, ,- 'If 5' .aLi.v-'..- I' I .' :f'LZ'.::,' lfffffflg -- 'ff-55 I safari 1 i,'h?!7I ' :mf ' I :::!j E . '-fr I In GN AX -L4-4 S505 E' 'Q 9 ' fl 'nz , Z X 0 IE.1zaaifI If -. f .I - 3 I' ' -4 ' .l I nfqarx' li s IAA-1" 5 'lr . i f A T1 A S S :ri 7 s ' " ' I Z1 ,arLlf'W',1MCf7f,'df fl 2 .1f'y,f4M5,f4, yzflmxs-W4W'!.i,,M:' W7 ,,,2.., .., 8 -55-A3sfvf15L13.-.,4 - -swat YL i,..41.4'fi':L. .., - Compliments of DOBBS FERRY BANK Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Compliments of GREENBURGH SAVINGS BANK Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Ardsley Poet, 458 RENATO CRISI CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 99 Hudson Street, New York CNY ARDSLEY FOOD STORE Lowest Prices Hlqheet Quality Friendly Service Free Delivery Telephone Dobbs Fern' 2430 JOHN A QUERKER INC Electrical Sales and Service We Servxce Refngerators Vacuum Cleaners, Radaos and Od Burners 30 Cedar Street Dobbs Ferry, N Phone 51 1 AP gs be I f ttht Ihd Stifid th L -agwsg-fs Y Ith klllk ph gg Flonst Grower LOUIS F EISENHAUER WOODLAND GRI-:ENHoUsEs Flowers For All Occasnons F 2721 Ardsley N Hnllcrest Ave fy 4,- E r br' f'f if ff-'Q L Xf I l I O O 5 l , . I ' e o , I - , ll! I 1 n f A 2 ' I I yi e I There's urpose ' , A mule has two Ie on hind, And wo legs beforeg ' v You stand behind be ore you find. ' Wha e wo Je in befor. 'r L a s e I armer: "Be is he Woman's Exchange?" ' J 'omanz "Yea" ' I armer: "Be e the woman?" l- f X 'oman: "Yes." l ' , X armer: "Well, then in ' ee In le.' D :ra ., ' . l', .1 ' 7 'I I -IWW. 4 L ' ' ' . 3 1 fffff ' . . . 1 f , . ' X, 3, j f I l ,, o 1 fmlm N 'll ' - I I - 1 H N 'I .pl , ' ' I. H I I J .Q 5 ' ' ,lf 1. N' lard ,lu li 1 ,VI r - : i - If 'III lt 1, " 5E": X ' lv 'I' " Ixu' Ulf, " lf' gffw. N '.', 7l,' I, I ,Lit i'13 A , I x , fe-1441! ivillilzl, I . I .N 5 It,.f.RVJNh'sA? lm! , ', .. A 3 ,. ' I .5 ',, '- .l -rw , .- 1:.- '1 ffl! '14 :AIN 'rl I if 'Q 1 . ,li ,I v,.y ll ks., l,: Ill ly I ,K -f - 1 . . I ,H 1 . r. A I , If ,flex xt , ,, . g , ' I f v 1, ,A Q. . " - ,Im 1 , we 1. . ffxfrr 1 -' 9, I . g,,,- I I A 1 . ' . A , J Q, ,. - ?Q,-, - 'XV-3,1-fVf f 4-.gy L ll., . K? LQ. ' I 4,".' Af 2 '-, .:' 'I I Gif :ffm . I Compliments AREID oi IG-MA DELTA RHO Delicatessen Groceries Ardsley, N.Y. f I U ' gzf 5' Z ICHARD ABRAITYS CHICKENS X: EGGS SCHMIDT'S FARM RESTAURANT Fort Hill Rd. 8 Jackson Ave West ol Scardale , N.Y. SINCE IO!! SCHUCK S EXPRESS SERVICE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Movms AND 'rRucKuNG TEL DOIII FERRY 2210 ALIO PARCEL DELIVERY OGDEN Q ASHFORD AVE! DOBII FERRY N Y BENJAMIN I-I. ADLER HARDWARE Paint: H!l1l50fllfHIS'Jlllg Goods Tools Garden and Con! actor: Supplies TELEPHONE I DOBBS FERRY N Y ARDSLEY Frm! and Vegetable Market Itallan Grocenes Country Egg Dobbs Ferry 1120 Free Delivery 476 Ashford Ave Ardsley N Y LOUIS S MARKET Louu Conto Prop. On The Square Best Quality Meats at Lowest Pn PIIIIE DDIIS FEIIV 112 475 ASIIFIII FIEE DELIVEII f iw lx 59 lx ,Q r1 I gl .11 4 Q l A QQ 'I 'H 3 anffe--f 5g. ...na0"l'I Q t . W . , I , r . ' ' . . . . , . 0 l . 9 Q D O . 1 N I 0 I 5 , x . I I B fs! 5 it I 2 , ' l' 1 I L - v.,,,', , J I V Q Q, rf' ' " " -- ' . . -. . ' 142' V N' ' 'll f1ier:. ' A .ff ' -'I. -- ' , f I "W f GR 2 tif . 'l' ' 1 I - frml- I I , I , I ' , if qu, pig "' I 6 :Sl PM I. . viz, - 4 f .I :ET rl w Y-4 K lx E K I gfee' ' M 'Eli '!5 ' fig 'I ' ' " 5 3 F, Y .-3. -- 2 5'N.f-.1 Q ,T,Q'1H7"' 4' Il'llYll1ll. Ir' qw ' Q 5 ff T ,Q Q- ., ' - 'f f 'e. yvlrfl--... 5--3" , ilu 4 we ,J f Il 'i' X ' S- A ' ' '1:1 1Tl':"U 'H I' L r -I ' . 1Q:x ' ,,,.-ff ' - ' h - 1 3 if f i ' :W ' " 1 '- 'fl 5 ,em - S I ff 1 5 1 , Y 1' '-4 Y. . 1:4 Q1-Z - ' " 3 :gf ' , .-mf ' 5:37 ' - '- " , l x 4 K 3 L - . -1- ' :TZ ' S 1 I ' f 3' 'I 1 mix! Compliments I of THE OLD MILL BROWN'S FROZEN CUSTARD GROVE West Side Saw Mill River Parkwa - CHAUNCEY ,N.Y. WOODLAND LAKE SERVICE STATION Frank Aim, Sr. Proprietor . . , N DOBBS FERRY PLANING MILL SASH - DOORS AND TRIM 91 A O AVE. Doa F N. Y. PEOPLE S MARKE I' Choice Meat Poultry Provmons Also a Full Line of Grocenes, Vegetables Butter and Eggs Telephone 381 27 Cedar Stro ot Dobbs Ferry N Y Harry Relder Dobbs Ferry sLead1ng Dry Good Store Headquarters for Boy Scout and Cub Umforms and Equrpment 92 Mann Street Dobbs Ferry N Y BERT RIEIIEIS AUTII REPAIRS COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE FENDER WORK 0 DUCO SPRAYING LUBRICATION O SOCONY GAS MOTOR ANALZINO TIDbbFry66 6M Sur Db FryNY OpposrDbbFrryBk J ge ROSEWOOD MARKET Charlesl Schiff We Sell Only Fmesx Quality Meats PouItry and F rsh ARDSLEY Next to Fxrst Natxonal Bank Tel Dobbs Ferry 2074 Lf mm M Q Q' X F jf' L2 f 2 m f IIIIIIIIIIIII W ,, I 7 l I ' I I . . I I . f , O O 4, , , . , . 1 H V ' f 1 L . , . , , e. o s er I" ' 1 ' . 2 ein ee o bs er , . . Q 1' , ie o s e an ul 7 ,O J i .I -,H ..-. W I " V , - 7 I ., ' 'fa In W-III ,. II 14 V - , , ' 1, "ummm nw,,,.-I+" ' 'I 'af .4 I I ,, . . I I is ,, I- . I .,, I - yf , I- If ,- 2, .'T,QI1ril l u ,r Q ,, I 744 gay: ', .rr I-II" ' 'k1. 'fklllf MPV, 4091- 'LI "' ' .I .ff I 'zz ff' :rr Cir ' I ' we HI ' .- f' I ff- I-lx Aff .:i'r,L.f'g g" , I 'W ww I If" I L22.x 1 . Q I ,i1,,. 5. V lin' A 1 4 Q.---, In M, M? V, I V . A , IIN W! H fgsylgqfg, 1 1' A 'oi nr. f ez- 3 - - 'YW' ' I.--'21:.l'h. -X -tr' 1 Q . I ,QJI Af?."'i'f'..., ., ,1f.,,A, U EADEITS VAIDI E17 STDDE "Benjamin Moore'a Paints' 133 MAIN STREET Dobbs Ferry , N. Y. Phone 427 DE LUCA BROTHERS Groceries and Delicatessen Table Luxuries and All Kinds of Beverages Cor. Parkway and Ashford Ave. OUSEFURNISHINGS T0 V S HARDWARE and RANGES . mmm wmnow smnss feggfqglxw wr-srmcnousr: nrzrnrczrurons v5Nra'ruN sunns ue-. r..u.a.-y .na sr.Ec1'ruc.u. surrurzsl Phone 130 Dobbs Ferry , N. Y. l Tcl. Yonkers 8972 Open Evening: GEORGES Sporting Goods Camping Equipment Work and Sportwear Official Outfitters For BOY GGIRL SCOUTS 17 MAIN STREET YONKERS, N. Y. Compliments of Dr. John W. Ridenaur .ln PLUMBING and HEAT ING JOBBINCI A SPECIALTY t I' What He Needed Nlountameer taking son to schoolroom Nlx boy arter lurnxu llhut have you got leacher We offer arithmetic Inbhsh ll"lb0ll0lIlC pelhug etc luuntameer Juet gne him some of that th'xr .Y N WE CALL FULLY FQUIPPED TO HANDLE trrggernomerty he s the worst shot in the fannly ANY EMERGENCY TEL. DOBBS FERRY 182 ANDREW C SIESS ESTATE 218 ASHFORD AVENUE DOBBS FERRY b Flunkmgr Diner lllmt kind of pudding is this ll alter lhat G college pudding sir Diner ll ell there s an egg rn it that should have een expelled llEllKElEY llEWEllYN Amllator IIIKILIY SCHOOL un ounce, new nun Two year comprehensive and one year rnrensrve secretarial courses for high school graduates and college women exclusively Distinguished k university faculty Afrracnve ldqh, terrace-garden studios. Et dine fectrve placement service BIRTH 'will IQ., O20 lelhghe lvl., New Ili ll El!! Utd Hdlll Fblevi I T673 Compliment: of CENTRAL LUNCH RESTAURANT N.. 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New . , X ., K I Q , X fi ,Ae l ,xx A- w - iff: I " ' A1 . en , n N . ..M lx ff' " T .D F 2742 Graduate To A ARDSLEY SQUARE TAXI NEGHT PHONE -- IRVINGTON 4348 See us for Used Car Value I W, . . T . I nusmc morons mc. ' Compliments of Dobbs Ferry N,Y. . 111535519 U-UJPHU' Phone 401-402 Dobb' Fm' Z BEN COHEN ATHLETIC GOODS CO 2 North Stone Ave Elmsford N Y Phone Elmstord 1886 ATHLETIC TEAMS OUTFITTED 3.1 ig fm ' T Tl 7 4 v FQ nh9 M XWWVMHWW . 1 Y 1, Q T I fo f I ' 7 ' o Y, 7 1 1 E in . . . 1 Q I' ff f ff fx , j 3. l. l.' l, '-M, U , . . .1 ' , 1 I x 4 ' -' A -fflyymiyk W - I Q? 4 V .,- " 'V 1 "1 '- 'lv' 'R L- 7 T . .. "'Hw.., . .,.....-N-""' , gf , 5 Lmlmuntl . 5 Q9 U1 A H 'A '- ""' , -' I+ nt' l X :ha I L, . ll, I Jfnjftl ,ll 115 du. I 2 'phi 4.11.1 r tv fr J " '1 fia ew is 'tt' A -1, if ,fy , - . In-. ' W, 1 4:. -, Qfljf 5. !Lr'. .4'.,x time H' VH -'ilu J! 11:1 7 ,ffl-X. 1, ' 1 1 -'iv v -.V xl I' r W2 , ' A ,f"tff "M 'N If 1' ' T I - . V, ixgjj. 1, 1 I I, "v, .1 ' f 915 '51 ij., ,' 421 Q 1-A' ' in . 1... Q. -72? X i.e,1 1 4114! ,ff-ff , ,,,ff'x.Lf V' X x W i Z "FIRST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE" The Difference An ' Spector, examining a class in l'gious knowl edge, :sked the following question of a little girl, in- co I tending it for a catch: 'porn on "What was the difference between Noah's Ark and Joan of Arc!" . . I r- Elm Stmet ARDSLEY ingliavxs not a little surprised when t e child, answe "Noah's Ark was made of wood, and Joan of Arc w OAL Electrol Oil Burner FUEL OIL Coolerator lce Refrigerator bbs Ferry 252 For Prompt Local Service maid of Orleans." Lacked Pull "Move that car along." "Don't et fresh-I'm a Delta. I S "I don't care if you ' re . 'l l- 3 ' l . NI ' that wreck." 9? lv 0 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hastings on Hudson N Y l'M TELLING YOU... . When you want to look your best. Go to- ROSEWO0D BARBER Sll0P ARDSLEY Remember DOBBS FERRY 2069 HE. ARDSLEY HARDWARE Harry oore a Punts Hudwgq OWCWUGS F erhhzers Glass Notions Wools and Worsted Un Mggrg Pamt Ill 1711 I HEATHER DELL FARM ARDSLEY NEW YORK IOHN CANNING Manager SPECIALIZING IN POT PLANTS FOR ALL HOLIDAYS u F' ' w I 4 N1 tg, l QQ S' Sf . . - - I 1 1 - - - fir' ff r'IfN H! D 2 - O - 6 - 9 ll II , . 9 Q ds d 9 is l 1 .S S if . 5 . . ' 75 l 1 -- L V a., I 1 I , li V nn 4 . J ' . . - 'P " 'li 1 l ' -- :x'i4'l'l,.' fl i. -U ' -. 5' fj ' " ' n - A xl E Q, , - V Q Q ,eg K 1 'fT ' ,ev Q ,4 1 V V 5 Z L Z . ' Y 5 tx ' :ng -F-S51 . A X g j Elf ,. 3 'mnmf,,,,. W ' V g I, - if A f., , 1 . j. Mil- - ad A-.. ':-4--..L I --1"' 3' 7 Q -5 rf f E X' :QW ' -' 'ww f F we ' - 1"-fs. ' .es--" f T - ' ' QT s ' ., ' ,....'e J - A ' . if ti K- I ' ' fi ' Q i' . l . - if im. ' ' 2 F -N 4 . , 1 9 ' '1 , - ..-.H - 5 ,' - f ' I i X W a.- 'fi I 1 i 3 xlmwfi of ...1 l2I ' -if COMPLIMENTS Of John P. Papovitch A Friend Frances Ferguson Arthur V Slllmman Jeanette Ravekes Tony ld mer Hel n G Robble M y A P lstead Bl anor Davls Jrs Mrlgrt Mr h1ll1am MCH nry T A Jharmby V1ll1 m Hennessy llll rd H Mann Georg Youm ns Mr Jaw s Brovn Mr nd Mrs Jdl1us F5loPf and Ardsley School for G1TlS Robert G wlngat Louls Delmerlco Mr and Mrs bon Woodl nd Rest S rvlc Statlon Anthony P oluccl, M nag 1 Samuel Peyser Dlsp HS1Hg Optlclan ll2 Mamaroneck Av nue Eh t Plalns WU if C. F. Arone B. D. Edwards A. Friend Theodora Brown Florence Egbertson Mrs Braem and Edvin Braem Mrs Arthur M Sllllman Dr C R Marshall El1nor C Buell Gladys Faton Ethel Farnham Kenneth Brown h l n Irene Cella Edgar Thelm Berthelson A Timen Conklln Perretz nd Frank COgU1BS Mr James vaddell Mr and Mrs H D Elllng Dr V1to Barbl F1 M1ldred's Beauty Shop H Brovn Albert Munck Parcel D livery Service Marinello Beauty Salon 5 Cedar Stre t Dobbs Ferry, New York -.hr r W Q H ,I i 3 f ff lm f 6 ' Q .nm . lo . Y. 1 Q Au -D 1 .1 g yo , Va ie 2 . . . 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P .02 '62 'inf asixik COMPLIMENTS Of Emma Westerfield Ricciardi bhoe Shop Emily Ehler r and Mrs ' B Bake R ther Qchulth iss Mrs Arthur McCertn y Harlan Thomas Mrs Fr d sham Anna J Flint Orvill D Pdvards Harriett Fdwards Mrs Beers Gladys Haogood Marg ref Wesu L urs Brown Frank C lac Mottola Miss Constance E. Clayton Reinhardt Ethel Tryon Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson A Friend Be tr c Bell Roos M Lm rson H Virden Norm Saund rs G Cor X C ptain H c or C mphell Ard lcv B rber Shop M tchell C Vincent Edw rd Bering A Fri nd Rodn y C Ferguson M Edgar I Bell Mr and Mr Francis McCorm ck Rosa Pelillo Mariann Peidi and D ri Mei r B Wilhur dcDo ll Mrs William C m rick Seth nd Beth Banist r B e nwerth Harrv D Nik Jimmy Benni Roslyn Ta lors uterbach Studio Agnes B viello J L Israel Insurance Ag nov Roger D Flint Civil ngin er and burxe K To Ashford Av nu Dohb Ferry, New Yo A A a-5-QD 0 .L X ff xx 4 ' flf -4-L? . ,..., ,l,,,VF..4 1 ll nl ,K 'lnhl 9, Z U ' . , Z Z V N: "-- 4' af Q.. ,P - we ' , li - 445055 .. 5 - 1' ' ' r - fx - 5 yu .wnwx KX -N U ' in . ' Q, 0 " o g 1 n - ' Q u I ' 1 0 ' h " 'TJ ' wgimys '. ,1 ' K Il:-lil' he . ,U. f 0 1 CD CD +3 Q L KD f fm 1 Q. f ' Q LU P' ' ' --A ' L ' ' ' 1 k ' na L1 C , ' J lm x x , x xD KD Q ' CD . L- 0 -J ,. -x s- - I R A Y i Ay.. 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