Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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Front Row Joseph Fnschmann Nettle Cxmmo Loulse Behlen Doris Park Patrxcla Launer John Hackett Elxza beth Hatfield Barbara Bolce Edlth Altken Second Row Rlchard Dunbar Jean McGregor Rose Perlllo Dorothy Smythe Ethel Yottes Edxth Holscher Esther DeNardo Vlrgmxa Lynn Stanley Benedict Lula MacLeod Thxrd Garthwalte Jean DeLuca Anna Fatone Bermce Crowley M8fl0n Wnght Frank Young Chrlstopher DeFeo Geof The Class of 45 IS 1n many ways an average class Perhaps we have not been partlcularly out standmg m academic honors, but we have con trxbuted our share to the usual hlgh standards of Ardsley school spxrlt and morale Yet, 1n two categorles we are umque The Class of 45 IS the largest class ever to graduate, and It IS the only class 1n history to have gone through the en t1re four years of hlgh school while AIHEFICQ has been Hghtmg a war As a consequence much of our extra currlcu lar actlvlty has had to do w1th the war eFfort We have all been very active ln foui' War Loan drives, whxle many of our fellow students have part1c1pated ln scrap metal drlves and salvage campalgns. Five of our classmates, Ray Pearce, W1ll1am Borche1s, Augustme Fxlomena, John Wright, and Andrew Noe, are now 1n the Un1ted States Navy In other enterprlses the class has more than held 1ts own Thxs year s subscr1pt1on campalgn was one of the most successful ever held. The cooperatlon of the entlre student body 1n the campalgn made the Washmgton trlp possxble Because of the1r splendld support the hlgh school was rewarded Wlth a Secret Desire Dance spon sored by the Semors frey Pollock Gustav Groth Fourlh Row Anthony Morettl Mary Lou Wxlmoth Ruth Agnano June Brmkerhoff Mary Ann C1m1no Florence Content Carol Meyer John Baverstock William Blasberg Warren Bauheu Robert Edmunds Wllllam Bagge Next to Back Ruthven Vlrden Dorothy Wheeler Beatnce Caporale Frances Erickson Spelcher janet Rlordan The trlp to Washmgton was memorable, made at the txme when the government was bendmg all 1ts efforts to brmg about a hoped for vlctory Our Jumor year was a busy one As usual our class publlshed the 1944 ARDSLEYAN, makmg a neat proiit for our Semor Fund As our theme, we chose The Peace to Come and the World of Tomorrow In our Jumor year we presented 1n assembly I Pledge Allegxance In our Fresh man year we had presented the comedy Llttle jack Horner to an enthusxastlc audlence, and thereby ga1ned experlence One of the outstand mg soclal events was the Nlght Club Dance sponsored by the Jumor classes Thls years Semor class, as lt graduates mto a war torn world of strlfe, w1ll have much to look back upon days filled with worthwh1le act1v1t1es We of Semor R w1sh to extend our gratltude to M1ss Robble who has been our loyal advxser for the past four years, and we of Semor B wlsh to express appreclatxon to Mlss Buell who has been our advlser durmg th1s, our most 1mportant year BARBARA BOICE GEOFFREY POLLOCK Class Secretanes I 1 . V , I ' V ' 1 . ' g , S ' , K , 4 f l . Q-.5 - . I v L I ' , I i i f I A .L 5 , T . A y . . . 7 .. Y . M .Y 7 9 I 7 . Y - l Y Y Y Y Y ' . -' . A Y Y 1 D Y l i ' . 9 l . . Y l . . ' . ' l ,I 'Q . ' , , - , , . Row-Frank Conover, Virginia Brown, Cin backj Jean Back Row-Mary Lou Neylan, Laurel Struckman, Claire I Y Y Y 7 3 ' I I Y Y - , . . . . . . , . V. . H - ,, . . Q xc - as - o 66 ' - ' - ,, I n Q n I , Q l . ' ' H ' V7 . , . . . 1 . , Q u 4 I . 7 ' it ' 97 - 8

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LILA MACLEOD Presldent Semor R MARY LOU NEYLAN Vxce presxdent Semor B ANTHONY MORETTI Presldent Semor B GEOFFREY POLLOCK Secretary Semor R STANLEY BENEDICT VICE president Semor R JEAN MCGREGOR Treasurer Semor R BARBARA BOICE Secretary Semor B JOSEPH FRISCHMANN Treasurer Semor B RUTH AGNANO 9 EDITH AITKEN ,. - ,QQ Q -A ,Q 1 1 ' . . , A W Y i