Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)
- Class of 1952
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IN MEMORIAM
Mrs. Frances C. Ferguson
Faithful to Ardsley for twenty-eight years,
Mrs. Ferguson upheld the highest traditions ofthe
teaching profession and was known as one who
always tried to do more than her share. Her quiet,
unassuming, gentle manner coupled with unusual
strength of character endeared her to all who
knew her. The picture, "A Helping Hand", pre-
sented in memory of Mrs. Ferguson will serve as
an inspiration to all.
DEDICATIGN
Miss Helen G. Robbie
For your helpfulness and sympa-
thetic understanding, the class ot 1953
dedicates this ARDSLEYAN to you, Miss
Robbie. Your spirit of co-operation and
many services along with your inter-
minable patience are examples ot the
qualities which we admire in you. Long
after graduation we will reminisce on
the pleasant moments we spent to-
gether.
FOREWORD
Our first job as the Board of Editors of the
i952 ARDSLEYAN was to select a theme for it.
We chose the play, "Life in Ardsley High". The
school was the theater. The school years would be
the acts of the play. Commencement was the final
performance. ln order to carry our theme through-
out the book we used appropriate play titles on
the Senior pages and references to dramatics in
many of the other sections.
This year the staff introduced color on the
cover. In order to make the advertisement sec-
tion more pleasing to the eye, we arranged
snapshots on them. The use of individual pictures
of the Varsity basketball team is another novelty
of which we are proud.
A great deal of time and work was spent in
planning this yearbook. Unique photography set-
ups, balanced layout, and the carrying out of our
theme have added to the task.
The staff has learned much by publishing the
ARDSLEYAN. We have mastered the terminology
of the publisher. Also, we learned what, perhaps,
is an important principle of human relations, the
spirit of co-operation that is essential for progress.
Because we feel that this unifying force has
played an important role in successfully complet-
ing our drama of life in Ardsley High, we have
chosen "United we Jlamf: rlizirlerf we falf' as our
prompter or motto.
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Supervising Principal
M.A., Columbia University
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Most of your success in life will depend on
TO THE CLASS OF 1952:
your ability to gain the confidence and co-opera-
tion of others, in which the first step is to organize
your own life for success.
Make a Master Plan for your life, then break
X it down into immediate goals. Constantly review
45 these goals, keep the nearest one always before
Q your mind. Celebrate its attainment, then press
Q right on to the next. lf you fall, pick yourself up
T and go on, the same as you learned to skate.
Y Remember the words of St. Matthew: "Ask, and
it shall be given you, seek, and ye shall find,
knock, and it shall be opened unto you." But note
that these are words of positive action, not of
wishful thinking.
Eliminate detours, road-blocks and conflicts.
Refuse to be detoured by non-essentials or blocked
by conflicts within or without. "Tn flame 01012 .relf
be true." lf conscience says it's wrong, leave it
alone. For conflicts without, compromise if you
can, battle if you must, but get it over with. Cry
not over spilt milk or what might have been but
devote all energy to your present goal.
And finally, never forget that success is not
for yourself alone. You are working also to justify
the confidence of your family, friends and loved
ones who will glow in the reflected light of your
success.
Arthur WX. Sillifmm
CO-DIRECTORS
MR. CHARLES W. HOREND
Assistant Principal
Science, Driver Education
B.S., Cornell University
MR. HARLAN A. THOMAS
Department Head of
Elementary School
Grade Eight
M.A., Columbia University
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS
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MRS. RUTH B. ADAMS MISS NANCY BLOXSOM MR. KENNETH H. BROWN MISS CELIA P. CONKLIN MISS ELEANOR l. DAVIS
Grade 2 A Kindergarten Director of School Nurse Ari and Ceramics
B.E. B.S. PI'YSiCUI Education R.N. Potsdam Normal
Brockport State Teachers' New Paltz State Teachers' M-A- Albany Hospital
College College New York University
MISS HARRIETT S. EDWARDS MRS. ETHEL J. FARNHAM
Grade 4 E Grade 2 F
New Paltz Normal Plattsburgh Slate Teachers'
College
MR, CLARENCE E. FELTER MRS. ALICE C. FRISCHMANN MISS EVELYN HALLENBECK
Social Studies Grade 5 F Music
M,A. B.A. B.E.
Bucknell University College of New Rochelle Potsdam State Teachers'
College
MR. HOWARD T. HARTMAN MRS. LOUISE K. HATFIELD MRS, EVELYN HEAGNEY MRS. RUTH H. HOWES MISS RUTH HURLBUT
Indusirial Arts Grade l H Grade 3 He Home Economics Grade 3 Hu
M.A. A.B. M.A. M.A. Potsdam State Normal
Oswego State Teachers' University of California New YOFIK UNIVSVSIVY Coll-lmbla UHIVSVSIYY
College
WHO GUIDE THE PERFORMERS
MR. FRANK KLUGE MRS. ELINOR B. KOENIG MR. PAUL J. KOORS
Mathematics, French I, English IV, Dramatics, English III,
Driver Education Library Guidance Counselor
M.A. M.A., New York University M.A.
Columbia University B.L.S., Columbia University Columbia University
MISS CORNELIA PATTESON MISS DOROTHY M. PELDA
Commercial English I and II
M.A. M.A.
Columbia University New York University
VIRS. MARGARET Y. REUTER MISS HELEN G. ROBBIE MISS GRACE A. ROLL MRS. HELENA SNYDER MRS. LOUISE SQUERI
Grade 4 R, Remedial Reading Latin, Spanish Physical Education Grade 6 Sn Kindergarten
'hiladelphia Normal School M.A. M.A. Oswego State Teachers' B.A.
New York University Columbia University College Columbia University
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MR. DONALD F. STANGER MISS HELEN A. TOOMEY MISS ETHEL MARY TRY
Grade 6 C Grade 'I T Grade 5 T
M.A. Potsdam State Teachers' Potsdam Normal
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New York University New York Training School
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School Guard MR. GEORGE VAN DUSEN
Custodians
Here are the people who care for our needs each day. Mr. Wilmoth drives
us to school so that we may enjoy the meals prepared by Mrs. Yocis and Mrs.
Murray. Mr. DeNike stands guard for us at the school crossing while Mr. VanDusen
and Mr. Holscher keep our building in good working condition. Our show could
not be properly staged without them.
MRS. MARION MURRAY AND MR. THQMA5 J, WILMOTH
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MRS. ELINOR B. KOENIG ........... ..,4,............,........ S onior Adviser
MRS. WILLIAM EMERICK ,. , .... ,.,. . , Class Mother
MRS. MATTHEW FLANIGAN ,... , Assistant Class Mother
ACT I ACT lll
The curtain rose on the first act of our perform-
ance as we entered high school in September of
1948. We were excited and bewildered Freshmen.
However, guided and helped by our adviser, Mr.
Felter, we gradually adiusted ourselves and became
accustomed to this new phase in our education. Our'
first attempt at a social activity was a party for the
high school which was very appropriately called
"Frosh Fun Nite". Then, as inexperienced salesmen,
we put forth our best efforts to support the Senior
Subscription Campaign.
ACT ll
As Sophomores, we found ourselves the pioneers
of the triple-period classes. As a result of this success-
ful experiment we were enabled to study biology
in its truest sense by spending a week at Croton
Point, under the guidance and supervision of Mr.
and Mrs. Horend. This profitable camping experi-
ence also taught us to work together and to accept
responsibility as it came. With Mr. Kluge's help, we
organized the Sophomore P. X., which sponsored
the sale of candy at home basketball games. To
supplement our Washington Trip Fund, we also held
a food sale in the village square and profited by
nearly fifty dollars.
The efforts of our Junior year were directed pri-
marily toward the publication of the yearbook, the
ARDSLEYAN. Through the cooperation of the entire
student body and faculty and the guidance and
assistance of Miss Pelda, we successfully produced
an outstanding ARDSLEYAN with many new features
including a padded hard cover. ln the spring, under
Miss Robbie's direction, we sponsored the annual
Senior Prom, with a spring garden as our theme.
ACT IV
The Subscription Campaign was our first proiect
as Seniors, and the hard-working salesmen were
rewarded by an informal, fun-packed party at the
close of the campaign. In March, we presented the
annual Senior play, "A Date with Judy", directed by
our Senior adviser, Mrs. Koenig. The proceeds from
the production, combined with those of the maga-
zine campaign, were added to our Washington Trip
Fund. Our last performance was graduation, and
thus the final curtain fell on our high school years.
Senior Officers
FRONT: Dorothy Young, Reporter, Annette Gimbel, Treasurer. MIDDLE: Patricia Frischmann, Presi-
Vice-President.
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CAST: Acker, Kurkela, Cawley
MARJORIE LOIS ACKER
She Will "Light up the Sky" with Her
Efficiency
Honor Society 9 years7 Second Degree 3 years7
Third Degree 47 ARDSLEYAN Assistant Photogra-
phy Editor 37 Salt and Pepper 3, Circulation Man-
ager 37 Senior Chorus l7 Senior Mixed Chorus 27
State Music Festival 'l, 27 G. A. A. 'l, 2, 37 Pro-
duction Committee 3, 47 Graduation Usher 37 Girl
Scouts7 Sewing Club l.
GAIL KU RKELA
"The ifoimg and the Fair"
Honor Society 6 years7 Salt and Pepper 'l, 2, 3, 4,
Assistant Editor 2, 3, Co-editor 47 Senior Chorus
'I7 Senior Mixed Chorus 27 G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 47
Intramurals: Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 'l, 2,
3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 47 Riding Club 3, 4, President
47 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 37 Program
Production Committee 37 Graduation Usher 37 Girl
Scouts7 "Mrs. Foster" of Senior Play.
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JOHN CAWLEY
Our Basketball Mau of the How
Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 47 Junior Var
sity Basketball I7 Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 47 lntra
mural Softball 'l, 2, 3, 47 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4.
THE STARS
CAST Bell, Pasquini, P. and J. Calace-Mottola
ROBERT L. BELL
"The Mailer Buildefi'
Honor Society 7 years, Second Degree 1 year,
ARDSLEYAN Photography Editor 3, "Rex O'Con-
ner" of Senior Play.
DONALD PASQUINI
"Why W0rry.9"
Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Softball T, 2, 3, 4
Stage Crew 2, 3, 4.
JANET CALACE-MOTTOLA
"The S pirit I5 Willing"
Vice-President l, President 'l, Honor Society 9
years, Second Degree 4 years, ARDSLEYAN Pub-
licity Editor 3, Salt and Pepper l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 2,
3, Co-Editor 4, Senior Chorus 'l, Senior Mixed
Chorus 2, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4,
G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4,
Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Program
Production Committee 3, Graduation Usher 3, 'lO0
Per Cent Club-Mathematics, Girl Scouts, Student
Council 'l, "Mrs. Shlutzhammer" of Senior Play.
PAULINE CALACE-MOTTOLA
"The Importance of Being Eaffneft
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President 2, Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree
3 years, ARDSLEYAN Advertising Editor 3, Salt
and Pepper 'l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 'I, Senior
Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, G. A. A.
'l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. B. 2, Intramurals: Basketball 'l, 2,
3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Program
Production Committee 3, Graduation Usher 3, Stu-
dent Council 2, Girl Scouts, Business Manager of
Subscription Campaign 4, "Barbara Winsocket"
of Senior Play.
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THE STARS
CAST: Cimino, DeFeo, Curtin, Young
SALVATORE CIMINO
Here? Our "Vagabond King"
Honor Society 4 years, Junior Varsity Basketball,
Manager 2, Varsity Baseball, Manager 2, lntra-
murals: Basketball l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Stage
Crew 2, 3, 4, "Randolph Foster" of Senior Play.
GEORGE DEFEO
He Rruiiatef "The joy of Living"
Honor Society 2 years, Varsity Basketball 2, 3,
Junior Varsity Basketball l, Varsity Baseball l, 2,
3, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3,
4, "Mr. Martindale" of Senior Play.
THERESA CURTIN
She If One of "The Gentle People"
Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 3 years,
Salt and Pepper 'I, 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager
3, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Senior Chorus 1,
G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, lntramurals: Basketball 'l, 2, 3,
4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Com-
mercial Club 3, 4, Reporter 4, Junior Red Cross
l, 2, 3, Sewing Club l.
DOROTHY A. YOUNG
"The Fair C0-ed"
Secretary l, Treasurer 2, Class Reporter 4, Honor
Society 9 years, Second Degree 4 years, Third
Degree 4, Corresponding Sebretary 4, ARDSLEYAN
Typing Editor 3, Salt and Pepper l, 2, 3, Business
Manager, Senior Chorus 'I, Senior Mixed Chorus
2, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, G. A. B. 4, Sports
Club 3, 4, Intramurals: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley-
ball 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Commercial Club f
3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Junior Red Cross 'l,
Sewing Club T, "Mrs. Hotchkiss" of Senior Play.
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2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 'l, Varsity Cheerleader 4,
G. A. A.
Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Junior Red
Cross 1, 2, 3, Sewing Club 'l.
THE STARS
Rocha, Ward, Emerick, Weaver
JOSEPHINE DEROCHA
"Let UJ Be Gay"
2, Honor Society 'I year, Salt and Pepper
'l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Basketball 2,
ALICE WARD
"The Live Wire"
Honor Society 4 years, Senior Chorus 2, Varsity
Cheerleader 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. B. 4, lntra-
murals: Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4,
Riding Club 4, Dramatic Club 'l, Junior Red Cross
1, Girl Scouts, Sewing Club 2, "Eloise Hotchkiss"
of Senior
Honor Society 8 years, Second Degree 2 years,
Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4,
Varsity Basketball 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3,
Varsity Baseball, Manager 2, 3, Intramurals: Bas-
ketball 'l, 2, Softball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2,
"0ogie Pringle" of Senior Play.
Play.
ROBERT EMERICK
He Hai "A Date with finaly"
J. ROBERT WEAVER
"If I Were King"
Honor Society 5 years, ARDSLEYAN Art Editor 3,
Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Basketball 4,
Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, lntramural'Basket-
ball 'l, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3
Boy Scouts, "Mr. Foster" of Senior Play.
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CAST Flanigan, Finn, Elling, Kakerbeck
ROBERT FINN
"The Student Prince"
Vice-President 4, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity
Choir 2, Regional Music Competition 2, Varsity
Basketball 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Span-
ish Club 2, 3, 4, "Randolph Foster" of Senior Play.
Wll.l.lAM FLANIGAN
He Livef in "The Lam! of I-Iearff Defirev
Treasurer 'l, Vice-President 2, Honor Society 5
years, Second Degree 2 years, Varsity Basketball
4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Intramurals: Basket-
ball 'l, 2, Softball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4,
Graduation Usher 3.
DOROTHY ANN ELLING
"Going Plaeef'
Vice President 'l, Honor Society 9 years, Second
Degree 4 years, ARDSLEYAN Circulation Editor,
Senior Chorus l, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Orchestra
l, 2, Regional Music Competition 'l, 2, G. A. A.
'l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley-
ball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Graduation
Usher 3, Student Council 'l, "Mitzi Hoffman" of
Senior Play.
we BETH J. KAKERBECK
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Salt and Pepper 2, 4, Art Editor 2, 4, Senior Chorus
T, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Intra-
murals: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4,
Riding Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4.
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CAST: Frischmann, Speicher, Fraietta, Yottes
PATRICIA FRISCHMANN
"Bury ar u Beaveru
President 3, 4, Honor Society 8 years, Second
Degree 'l year, Third Degree 3, 4, ARDSLEYAN
Assistant Editor, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity
Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girls' Ensemble
2, 3, 4, Clef Club 4, Regional Music Competition
3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Intramural Volleyball 4, Spanish
Club 2, 3, President 3, Graduation Usher 3, Stu-
dent Council 3, 4, Vice-President 3, "Hannah" ot
Senior Play.
CLAUDIA SPEICHER
"The Darling of the Goofy"
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Treasurer 3, Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree
2 years, Third Degree 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary
4, ARDSLEYAN Assistant Editor 3, Senior Mixed
Chorus 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 2, 3, 4,
Regional Music Competition 2, Accompanist for
Senior Elementary Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A.
'l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. B. 4, Sports Club 3, 4, President 4,
Intramurals: Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball
2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, President 3, Graduation
Usher 3, T00 Pei' Cent Club'-Geometry, Student
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Council 2, Secretary 2.
MARY FRAIETTA
"Kimi Lady"
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Honor Society 5 years, Salt and Pepper 3, 4, Senior
Chorus l, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, G. A. A. l, 2,
Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 'l, 3,
Sewing Club 2.
ANN YOTTES
"Mlle. Mirchief'
Honor Society 4 years, Salt and Pepper, Senior
Chorus l, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Choir
l, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, State Music Competi-
tion l, 2, G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, Intramurals: Basketball
'l, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Graduation Usher 3, Com-
mercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4.
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CAST: Garnier, Nottelmann, Gimbel, Slaybaugh
DOLORES GARNIER
A Fellow? "Dream Girl"
Honor Society 7 years, Senior Mixed Chorus 2,
Varsity Cheerleader l, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4,
Intramurals: Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball
2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 'l,
Girl Scouts, "Judy Foster" of Senior Play.
A JANET NOTTELMANN
"Life of the Party"
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Secretary 3, 4, Honor Society 2 years, Salt and
Pepper 3, 4, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Choir
2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 3, 4,
Regional Music Competition 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4,
Intramurals: Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4,
Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4,
Spanish Club 2, 3, "Mrs. Foster" of Senior Play.
ANNETTE L. GIMBEL
"A Young Marzir Fancy"
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Class Reporter 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Honor Society
9 years, Second Degree 3 years, ARDSLEYAN Busi-
ness Manager 3, Salt and Pepper 1, 2, 3, Produc-
tion Manager, Senior Chorus 'l, Senior Mixed
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' Chorus 2, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. B. 3, Sports
Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Intramurals: Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3,
Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Student
Council 3, Junior Red Cross 1, Girl Scouts, Business
Manager of the Subscription Campaign 4, Sewing
Club 'l, "Susie O'Conner" of Senior Play.
ELEANOR SLAYBAUGH
She Ha: "Great Expectatiorzf'
Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 4 years,
Third Degree 4, Reporter 4, ARDSLEYAN Editor-in-
Chief '3, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Choir
1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Orchestra 'l, Girls' Ensemble
2, 3, 4, Clef Club 3, 4, Regional Music Competition
l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader l, 2, G. A. A. l, 2, 3,
4, Sports Club 3, 4, Intramurals: Basketball l, 2,
3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Grad-
uation Usher 3, 100 Per Cent Club--General Sci-
ence, Girl Scouts, "Judy Foster" of Senior Play.
"AS YOU LIKE IT"
ALL-AROUND FAVORITES
In February the entire student body of
the high school voted to determine the
Senior all-around favorites. As a result,
Dorothy Young and John Cawley were
chosen, not only for their Congeniality
but also for their participation and initia-
tive.
DOLORES GARNIER AND ROBERT FINN
DOROTHY YOUNG AND JOHN CAWLEY
FAVORITE SISTER AND BROTHER
The entire high school also voted for
the girl and boy they would want for
sister and brother. Dolores Garnier and
Robert Finn were chosen because of their
friendly manner and pleasing personality
which are characteristic of amenable
brothers and sisters.
FRONT ROW: Gerri McCormack, Barbara O'Leary, Patricia Nardecchia, Joy Larsen. SECOND ROW:
Donald Raab, Jean Brennan, Anthony D'AngeIo, Patricia Gaarder, Robert Wilson, Maureen
McHenry, Dominick Pasquale. THIRD ROW: Anne Huesgen, Ronald Berlind, Roberta McGregor,
Charles Ricci, Barbara Rutiglan, Robert.Cook, Miss Helen Robbie. FOURTH ROW: Helga Nordin,
Richard Arone, Mary Lou Cammisa, Frank Jazzo, Gail Karcher, John Koster. FIFTH ROW: Mary
Murray, Kenneth Cauvet, Evelyn Schmidt, Barry Coggins. ABSENT: Shirlee Bernstein.
Teacher
MISS HELEN G. ROBBIE
President
FRANK JAZZO
Vice-President
ROBERTA MCGREGOR
Treasurer
DOMINICK PASQUALE
Secretary
BARBARA RUTIGLAN
Class Mother
MRS. COLUMBUS ARONE
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. IAN WILSON
The Junior Class participated in various activities
during the year Much effort and many hours of
diligent work were put into the publication of the
ARDSLEYAN Movies sponsored by the class pro
vided some extra income to be used toward the
Washington Trip. At Christmas the group was
awarded first prize for their artistic decoration on
the windows of the R. S. A. Corporation. In June,
in honor of the 1952 graduating class, the Juniors
took charge of all arrangements for the annual
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All through September the prospect of visiting Teachef
l l B' I c I' ht d th 1' fth s is MR' FRANK 'HUGE
A io ogy amp en ig ene e ives o e op o- President
1X mores. The week at Croton Point proved both educa- RICHARD FRISCHMANN
K tional and enjoyable. Getting back into the school Vise-President
. GERTRUDE ROSLER
routine, we sponsored a food sole for the benefit ot T
reasurer
L lkgl our Washington Trip Fund. With the winter months RICHARD BANCROFT
, approaching, basketball took the spotlight, and the Secretory
if-sy V U J XX class undertook the project of the P. X. as an addi- L3UlSEMQ:'ilST
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PRESENTING CLASS OF l95-4
FRONT ROW: Marianne Wertheim, Joseph DeNardo, Louise Quist, Robert Hamilton. SECOND ROW:
Bartholomew DeRocha, Michael Grandolti, Ruby Moretti, Joseph Leach, Gerhard Karl. THIRD ROW:
Richard Bancroft, Margaret Flanigan, Peter Connolly, Barbara Canning, Anthony DePaul, Dorothy
McPhee. FOURTH ROW: Rosina Mobilia, David Fluskey, LaVerne Ward, Armand Fattori, Carol
Hashagen, Mr. Frank Kluge. FIFTH ROW: William Finger, Gertrude Rosler, Richard Frischmann,
Royce Paula Koors, Robert Wilmoth, Frances Murphy, SIXTH ROW: Ann Wilmoth, Douglas Boyd,
Laura Pearce, Lawrence Raicht, Ruth Seeler, William Bell.
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FRONT ROW: Kenneth Acker, Loretta Arone, Margaret Ann Reuter, Rose Marie DePaul, John Young.
SECOND ROW: Margaret Fitzgerald, Katherine Schoenstein, Evelyn Haller, Dorothy Jensen, Joyce
Bloomfield, Caryl Huesgen, Barbara Nardecchia. THIRD ROW: Ronald Casey, Annette Scott, Stephen
Bertman, Evelyn Staff, Michael Cawley, Barbara Berlind, Mr. Clarence Felter. FOURTH ROW: Judith
Baker, Robert McKirgan, Dorene Suthergreen, Paul Larsen, Bette Steenwerth, Richard Hay, Helen
Eisenhauer. FlFTH ROW: Franklin Schmidt, Elizabeth Flanigan, Reginald Hermans, Myrna Silk,
William Mooney, Elizabeth Waldemar, Jerome Freed. ABSENT: Ellen Heintz, Angela Locuratolo,
Neil Zarcone.
Teacher
MR. CLARENCE E. FELTER
President
REGINALD HERMANS
Vice-President
JEROME FREED
Treasurer
JOHN YOUNG
Secretary
ELIZABETH WALDEMAR
Class Mother
MRS. THOMAS FITZGERALD
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. IAN HAY
PRESENTING CLASS OF i955
In September we became full-fledged Freshmen
and began getting accustomed to high school life.
Thereafter, we settled down to a year of hard work
interspersed with many activities. In October we
sponsored our tirst money-making proiect, a food
sale. Our hay ride in November will always be re-
membered. ln order to bring out the true Christmas
spirit, we had a party and then sang Christmas
carols throughout the village. Our movie in March
proved to be an over-all success.
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TOP ROW: "Elmer cmd the Loveb'
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SECOND ROW: Subscription Dance,
Belles of the Ball, Ardsleyan Editor:
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THIRD ROW: George and the Var
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BOTTOM ROW: The Managers, Varsit
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P ROW: The Gang, Two Pals, Faculty
d Alumni.
COND ROW: Freshmen Rascals, Ards-
Cheerleaders, Faculty Campers.
IRD ROW: Whal's So Funny? Twor1g's
Club, Happy-Go-Lucky.
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Dominick Pasquale, Miss Dorothy Pelda, Roberta McGregor, Mr. Howard Hartman, Jean Brennan,
Richard Arone, Mr. Clarence Felter, Maureen McHenry.
Aniftant Editor
ROBERTA MCGREGOR
Art Editor
PATRICIA NARDECCHIA
Bafineff Editor
MAUREEN MCHENRY
MISS ELEANOR DAVIS,
Art Adoifer
MR. HOWARD HARTMAN,
Photography Adoixer
THE PRODUCERS
Editorrin-Chief
DOMINICK PASQUALE
Typing Editor
BARBARA O'LEARY
Advertifing Editor
RONALD BERLIND
MISS DOROTHY M. PELDA,
Adwxer-in-Chief, Literary Adoifer
MISS CORNEUA PATTESON,
Bannefir Adviyer
Affiftant Editor
FRANK JAZZO
Photography Editor
JEAN BRENNAN
Circulation Editor
RICHARD ARONE
MR. CLARENCE FELTER,
Circulation ALl1f'i.f6f
MR. PAUL KOORS,
Budget Adoirer
The Board of Editors of the 1952 ARDSLEYAN wishes to thank our faculty advisers, Miss
Pelda, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Felter, Miss Patteson, Mr. Koors and Miss Davis, for their indispensable
efforts in
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FRONT ROW: G. Renyhart, M. O'Leary, C. Rotiroti, F. Purcell, M. Tidgewell, M. Mondelli, Mr. Silliman,
V. Rosler, D. Clarke, C. Freed, S. Sage, S. Stokes, R. Mooney. SECOND ROW: D. Clarke, R. Mooney,
N. Cauvet, R. Hughes, C. Slaybaugh, R. Kertelits, J. Camhi.
NIOR STUDENT COUNCIL THE THIRD DEGREE
The Junior Student Council consists of the
Presidents of Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. They
meet at least once a month and consider all
items related to the welfare of the school and
the grade students and organize committees
to execute the decisions reached. Twice a year,
the members go on adventure-education trips
to such places as Fahnestock Park, the Planetar-
ium, or the zoo.
Also, by means of a seed sale, they raise
money to be used for special assemblies. Mr.
Arthur W. Silliman, Principal, is adviser.
Once again the Third Degree undertook the
selling of tee-shirts and sweatshirts to provide
returns for a free movie for First Degree mem-
bers. lncluded among the group's various un-
dertakings were the sponsoring of a Christmas
Card Box and Valentine's Box, a Leap Year
Party for the high school students, and a picnic
held in Moy. Ofticers are J. Brennan, President,
D. Pasquale, Vice-President, C. Speicher, Re-
cording Secretary, D. Young, Corresponding
Secretary, F. Jazzo, Treasurer, and Miss Helen
G. Robbie, Adviser.
Miss Helen Robbie, Eleanor Slaybaugh, Claudia Speicher, Roberta McGregor, Richard Arone,
Richard Frischmann, Dorothy Young, Marjorie Acker, Frank Jazzo, Kenneth Cauvet, Dominick
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Kenneth Acker, Stephen Bertman, Margaret Fitzgerald, Katherine Schoenstein, Caryl Huesgen,
John Koster, Joseph Leach, Charles Ricci, Lawrence Raicht, Patricia Nardecchia, Anne Huesgen,
Barbara Nardecchia, Joyce Bloomfield, Barbara Berlind, Mrs. Elinor Koenig, Evelyn Haller.
DRAMATIC CLUB
Under the guidance of Mrs. Elinor Koenig
the Dramatic Club presented in a Christmas
assembly the teenage comedy, "Elmer and the
Lovebug". Also, learning about the many
problems of putting on a play, such as use of
stage make-up and the principles of stage
production, was interesting and profitable.
Patricia Nardecchia is President, Anne Hues-
gen, Vice-President, and Evelyn Haller, Secre-
tary-Treasurer.
SPANISH CLUB
To gain a keener insight into Spanish life
and customs the second year section of the
Spanish Club enioyed a visit to the Hispanic
Museum. A travel talk on Mexico and singing
of Spanish songs were other forms of enter-
tainment. Senior group ofticers are R. Arone,
President, and J. Brennan, Secretary. First year
officers are R. Bancroft, President, and B.
O'Leary, Secretary. Miss Helen Robbie is the
adviser.
SILHOUETTES: P. Nardecchia and D. Pasquale. FRONT ROW: B. O'Leary, E. Slaybaugh, G. McCor-
mack, P. Connolly, M. L. Cammisa, P. Gaarder, J. Brennan. SECOND ROW: R. Bancroft, R. Finn, R.
Frischmann, M. Grandolfi, A. D'Angelo. THIRD ROW: W. Finger, E. Kakerbeck, J. Leach, G. Kurkela,
R. Berlind, Miss Robbie. FOURTH ROW: F. Jazzo, K. Cauvet, A. DePaul, D. Boyd, R. Arone, J. Koster.
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ROW: Miss Dorothy M. Pelda, Katherine Schoenstein, THIRD ROW: William Mooney, Franklin
Schmidt, Royce Paula Koors.
CREATIVE WRITERS' CLUB YEARBOOK CLUB
The Freshmen and Sophomores in the Cre-
ative Writers' Club write short stories or essays
and present them at weekly meetings. There
the material is criticized by other members.
Also, they read compositions by high school
students outside of the community and articles
on creative writing that Miss Dorothy M. Pelda,
the adviser, recommends. Marianne Wertheim
is President of the group and Kate Schoenstein,
Secretary.
The Yearbook Club is composed of 24 Soph-
omores who study the terminology and the
fundamental principles of yearbook produc-
tion to enable them to edit the ARDSLEYAN in
their iunior year. Under the guidance of Miss
Dorothy M. Pelda, adviser, the members com-
pared yearbooks on the basis of lay-out, pho-
tography, and budget. Volunteers attended
the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Con-
ference. Joseph DeNardo is President and
Louise Quist, Secretary.
FRONT ROW: P. Connolly, R. Moretti, W. Finger, B. Canning, R. Bancroft, L. Quist, J. DeNardo, D
McPhee. SECOND ROW: R. Seeler, A. DePaul, M. Flanigan, R. Frischmann, M. Wertheim, M.
Grandolfi, R. P. Koors, R. Hamilton, Miss Pelda, THIRD ROW: L. Pearce, L. Raicht, C. Hashagen, D.
Boyd, A. Wilmoth, D. Fluskey, G. Rosler, J. Leach. ABSENT: G. Karl.
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SEATED IN FRONT: Miss Patteson, Janet Nottelmann. STANDING: Dorothy Young, Annette Gimbel,
Ann Yottes, Theresa Curtin, Mary Fraietta. TYPING: Roberta McGregor, Helga Nordin, Barbara
Rutiglan, Patricia Gaarder, Barbara O'Leary, Dolores Garnier, Maureen McHenry, Josephine
DeRocha.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
The purpose of the Commercial Club, com-
posed of Juniors and Seniors in the business
department, has been both social and educa-
tional. Various enrichment activities were en-
joyed such as field trips to the A. B. Dick Mimeo-
graph Company, the Agricultural Associates,
the Business Show, and the First National Bank
of Ardsley. As always, the annual Commercial
Club picnic highlighted our season. Miss
Cornelia Patteson is adviser.
JOURNALISM CLUB
Every six weeks the Journalism Club pro-
duces the "Salt and Pepper".Our aim has been
for correct and concise news with a light and
humorous touch. We have improved our issues
with the multi-colored ditto process, which has
made possible illustrations and cartoons. Late
in the year, the staff, under the guidance of our
adviser, Mr. Koors, took a trip to one of New
York's leading newspapers.
SEATED FRONT: Pauline Calace-Mottola, Rose Marie DePaul. SEATED SECOND ROW: Kenneth Acker,
Stephen Bertman, Gail Kurkela, Theresa Curtin, Josephine DeRocha, Judith Baker, Myrna Silk.
STANDING: Elizabeth Kakerbeck, Joseph DeNardo, Janet Calace-Mottola, William Mooney, Ruth
Seeler, Franklin Schmidt, Mr. Paul Koors.
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Barbara Lotus, Barbara Gardiner, Carole Dewar, Margaret Christiano, Jenny Barger, Marianna
Karl, Gretel Mestern, Carol Lotus, Mrs. Howes.
SEWING CLUB
The Sewing Club is composed of twelve
girls from the seventh and eighth grades. It
meets every Wednesday after school, Through
these extra hours the members have more
time to work on their sewing and also to make
their own school clothes. Mrs. Ruth Howes is
adviser of the group.
JUNIOR RED CROSS
Our Junior Red Cross is carried on in both
our class and our school. During the year, we
have sent cards and gifts to two members ot
our school who were in the hospital. Also if
our classmates are very ill, we remember them
similarly. In the grade classes we collected
enrollment fees and gave out Red Cross but-
tons.
FRONT ROW: J. Kyfli, L. Nardecchia, A. Schafer, D. Clarke, S. Benning, P. Bridgman, R. Halvorsen,
A. Cuozzo. SECOND ROW: Miss Tryon, Adviser, W. Boulton, C. D'Audrea, B. Lehman, V. Pellegrini,
G. Davids, V. LeCount, P. Brandon, G. Osterberg, M. Murray, Assistant to Adviser. THIRD ROW:
G. Whitney, W. Whelan, E. Locurotolo, J. Hines, P. Witham, E. Lutz, L. King, K. Waldemar. ABSENT:
L. Mestern, F. Cecelen, R. Glinsman, J. Istvan, C. Istvan, J. Whitney, L. Quist.
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The gorgeous weather of the
first week in October added con-
siderably to the enioyment ot this
year's biology encampment at
the County Recreation Campsite
on Croton Point. All the members
of the Sophomore class partici-
pated in the proiect, combining
on-the-spot biology illustrations
with out-of-door living experi-
ence. They planned and cooked
their own meals in addition to
continuing their school work
through organized study periods.
This type of Outdoor Educa-
tion, pioneered by Ardsley three
years ago, trains for democracy
in group decision and for mental
hygiene in natural surroundings.
Overheard from the Sophomores:
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hope we can do it again." "lt was
swell!"
BIOLOGY
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Beginning with Grade 5, boys and girls interested in the outdoors are
given opportunities for adventure and education through the Mountain Top
Club in the grades and the Outdoor Club in the high school.
Picture a cabin situated on a wooded hilltop, secluded, primitive, yet
the
smell of wood smoke from the fireplace, the mellow glow of oil lamps, and
the cozy comfort of the old-fashioned kitchen range. There, members of the
Mountain Top Club may live for a weekend like early settlers, cut their fuel
with ax and bucksaw, get water from a well, trail deer and explore old woods
roads and the site of the grist mill and the hermit's hide-out.
comfortable, like our pioneer great-grandfathers might have known:
Of particular interest to both clubs is the Appalachian Trail, 2300-mile
wilderness foot path leading from Maine to Georgia over mountain tops and
along scenic ridges. The Mountain Top Club and the Outdoor Club have
enioyed many hikes along this picturesque trail.
Historic sites such as Valley Forge, Washington's Crossing, and early
colonial remains in our own Westchester County bring an understanding and
appreciation of the effort and sacrifices that have made possible our way
of life. The problems of conservation are illuminated by observation of water
supply lakes and evergreen plantations, of contour plowing versus gullying,
of blister rust control and Dutch elm disease. All groups practice conservation
through carefulness with fire, cutting only dead trees, leaving a clean camp-
site and considering the next camper.
FRONT ROW: Richard Frischmann, Robert Wilson, Richard Bancroft, Ronald Berlind,
Michael Cawley. BACK ROW: Michael Grandolfi, Manager, Gerhard Karl, Anthony
DePaul, William Bell, Mr. Frank Kluge, Barry Coggins, Donald Raab, Ronald Casey,
David Fluskey, Richard Arone, Manager.
JUNIOR VARSITY
The Ardsley High School Junior Varsity, although with the spirit of Ardsley
in their hearts, had a difticult time getting started this year, but with their coach,
Mr. Frank Kluge, never gave up. They had many close games and, despite their
near-winless record in League competition, have gained valuable experience
towards Varsity play next year. The boys will be out there trying for the Varsity
team when the call comes in November.
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JACK CAWLEY
FRONT: Robert Finn, John Cawley, Dominick Pasquale, Anthony D'AngeIo, Manag-
er. STANDING: Mr. Kenneth Brown, Coach, Frank Jazzo, Robert Emerick, Robert
Wilmoth, Robert Weaver, Robert Cook.
VARSITY
Through very hard work and excellent team play, the Ardsley Varsity
basketball team, coached by Mr. Kenneth Brown, finished the season with a record
of 5 and 5 in League play and an overall showing of 7 wins and 8 losses.
On his record of 322 points for the season, Captain John Cawley was inter-
viewed on WFAS, received the Con-Edison Award, and played on the League
all-star team with Frank Jazzo.
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FRONT: Claudia Speicher, Eleanor Slaybaugh,
Dorothy Young, Roberta McGregor. SECOND:
Evelyn Schmidt, Annette Gimbel, Miss Roll, Jean
Brennan, Helga Nordin.
SPORTS CLUB
Members ofthe Sports Club refereed all Girls'
Athletic Association games this year and spon-
sored a successful playday for junior high stu-
dents from five schools.
The group enioyed attending an exciting field
hockey game as well as the Hollywood lce Revue.
Claudia Speicher is President and Annette
Gimbel, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Roll is the ad-
viser.
Margaret Fitzgerald, Barbara Rutiglan, LaVerne
Ward, Janet Calace-Mottola, Josephine DeRocha,
Patricia Gaarder, Barbara Canning, Barbara
O'Leary.
CHEERLEADERS
Prior to the basketball season this year, the
Cheerleaders sponsored a food sale which en-
abled them to buy new uniforms. To spur the
team on, they created new cheers and perfected
the old ones.
Under the supervision of Miss Hallenbeck,
the adviser, the squad has had a very successful
year. Janet Calace-Mottola is Captain.
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The Girls' Athletic Board, advisory
group to the Girls' Athletic Association,
planned the schedule of sports activities
for this year and also checked the point
cards of all G. A. A. participants. The
board is composed of representatives
from G. A. A., from the Sports Club, and
from each of the high school classes. Miss
Roll is the adviser of the group.
FRONT: Louise Quist, Dorothy Young.
CENTER: Alice Ward, Miss Roll, Claudia
Speicher. BACK: Evelyn Schmidt, Eliza-
beth Flanigan.
RIDING CLUB
Concluding our second year of the
Riding Club, members can look back over
many happy experiences. Mounted on
good horses, they undertook riding on
beautiful trails in all kinds of weather.
In completion of the year the Riding Club
took part in a horse show in which the
Ardsley horsewomen competed against
other schools and made an excellent
showing.
FRONT: M. A. Reuter, C. McKeough, J.
Goodwin, N. Solomon, C. Huesgen, Miss
Roll. SECOND: G. Kurkela, A. Ward, R.
Seeler. THIRD: M. Moore, K. Schoenstein.
FOURTH: J. Bloomfield, P. Pagnoni, M.
Wertheim, J. Seeler.
GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The main purpose of the Girls' Athletic Asso-
ciation is to provide a chance for girls to partici-
pate in after-school sports activities. At the first
meeting in September the members elected
Dorothy Young, President, and Anne Huesgen,
Secretary.
Volleyball was the first sport of the 1951-52
season and as the teams were almost equal in
ability, the playing was keen. The Seniors tri-
umphed in the interclass competition which fol-
lowed. After a few weeks devoted to soccer, the
basketball season began. In addition to the regu-
lar team competition, there was an interclass
contest which the Juniors won, upsetting the twice
victorious Seniors by two points.
At the end of the basketball season an honor
team was chosen to play three neighboring
schools, Irvington, Dobbs Ferry, and Washington
Irving High School. The competition was close, but
Ardsley finished with three wins.
The girls enjoyed badminton until the weather
was suitable for softball. This was the concluding
sport of the year in which several mixed teams
took part.
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CUBS
Under the guidance of a new
Scout master, Mr.William Baxter,
the Boy Scouts accomplished a
great deal. During the year they
went on two over-night hikes,
sleeping at the Scout cabin. They
held a father and son dinner at
the Catholic church with an at-
tendance of one hundred.
Barry Coggins earned his Life
Scout award and Reginald Her-
mans his Star Scout.
In April the group organized
and presented a Scout Circus and
in June, an exhibition of scouting
equipment in the Ardsley Square.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girls Scouts are an active
group sponsored by the Lions
Club. Their projects are based on
service to the community and the
development of good citizens for
the future.
To finance their activities, a
Cookie Sale was held which was
fittingly climaxed by the crown-
ing of the Cookie Queens. To
recognize achievement, an an-
nual Court of Awards was held.
A week-end camping trip was
enioyed at Rock Hill, and an ex-
cursion with a picnic and nature
walk ended the year's activities.
JUNIOR ELEMENTARY CHORUS
The Junior Elementary Chorus is composed of students ofthe fifth and
sixth grades who are chosen for their cooperation, superior musicianship,
and scholarship. During the year, under the direction of Miss Hallenbeck,
they took part in several assembly programs and entertained at the
Christmas Concert and Spring Festival.
The student officers are Pamela Hutchinson, President, and Diane
Guckenbiehl, Secretary.
BAND
The band has been reorganized again after a three-year period of
inactivity due to scheduling difficulties. The membership consists of students
from the fifth grade through high school and gives every instrumental
student the opportunity for participation.
ln the future, perhaps a regular rehearsal time for all may be substi-
tuted forthe current ensemble method of preparation.
SENIOR ELEMENTARY CHCDRUS
Members of the seventh and eighth grades who maintain high scho-
lastic standards and have outstanding musicianship, good singing voices,
a spirit of cooperation, and a satisfactory attitude are eligible to ioin the
Senior Elementary Chorus. Miss Hallenbeck conducted the group in per-
formances before student assemblies, in the Christmas Concert, and in
the Spring Festival. Chorus officers are John Canning, President, and
Barbara Gardiner, Secretary.
ORCHESTRA
The orchestra, which consists of 24 members, ranging from the fourth
grade to the senior class, has entertained at high school and grade school
assemblies, Parent-Teachers' Association meeting, and the Christmas pro-
gram. During the past year they performed at the eighth grade and senior
graduations. Several of them do solo and ensemble work also. Mr. Vincent
has successfully combined the talents of the elementary and high school
members into a pleasant musical group.
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VARSITY CHOIR
The Varsity Choir, under the direction of Mr. Vincent, performed in
school assemblies, at the Christmas Pageant, and in other community pro-
grams. In May they entertained for the Metropolitan Parent-Teachers'
Association at the County Center and entered State Competition. In addi-
tion to taking part in the Spring Festival, they sang at the Senior graduation
exercises.
The ofticers are: Eleanor Slaybaugh, President, Kenneth Cauvet, Vice-
President, Patricia Frischmann, Secretary, and Maureen McHenry, Robe
SENIOR ENSEMBLE
The Senior Ensemble is composed of twelve girls selected for their
outstanding musical ability and cooperation. Several of them have been
members for three years. In T951-2 the Ensemble performed for the
Parent-Teachers' Association, the Christmas Program, the Spring Festival,
and the Easter Parade besides entering state competition.
Miss Hallenbeck directs the group, and Claudia Speicher is the ac-
companist.
Mistress.
FRONT ROW: Margaret Ann Reuter, Margaret Fitzgerald, Barbara Nardec-
chia, Loretta Arone, Evelyn Haller, Barbara Berlind, Selina Annette Scott.
SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Waldemar, Evelyn Staff, Judith Baker, Miss
Hallenbeck, Dorene Suthergreen, Elizabeth Flanigan, Ellen Heintz, alter-
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The month of May was a very active one for Grade
8. First, our class visited Valley Forge for one day.
There we viewed famous sites of interest and in addi-
tion had a wonderful time. The second trip we took
during the month of May was a visit to the school
camp at Croton Point. Combining regular assign-
ments with experience in understanding how to co-
operate with each other, we not only received a fine
background in local history but also learned how to
work together as a group.
Teacher
MR. HARLAN A. THOMAS
President
RAY C. HUGHES, JR.
Vice-President
NANCY CAUVET
Treasurer
MARGOT MOORE
Secretary
ANDREW KALMYKOW
Class Mother
MRS. JOHN CANNING, JR.
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. BRUCE CAUVET
PRESENTING GRADE 8
FRONT ROW: W. Hoftmann, N. Solomon, C. Santore, P. Cimino. SECOND ROW: K. Kamens, G. Salerno, P.
Pagnoni, J. Canning III, J. Raicht, G. Ragone, M. Hume. THIRD ROW: J. Cawley, M. Moore, A. Cascarano, A.
Pasquini, A. Weiss, J. Goodwin, J. Manchester. FOURTH ROW: G. Barbieri, S. Scott, N. Cauvet, A. Kalmykow,
D. Ankhelen, J. Osterberg, Mr. Harlan A. Thomas. FIFTH ROW: G. Fagan, B. Boyd, R. Bell, F. Cimino, K. Kluepfel,
R. Hughes Jr., W. LeCount. SIXTH ROW: F. Cammisa, J. Seeler, C. Sprague, C. :McKeough, C. Rochon, J. Schmidt,
D. Purdy. ABSENT: F. Arone, W. Townsend, F. Katcher.
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FRONT ROW: M. Pascone, F. Pestone, V. Ert, P. Karcher, H. Kessler. SECOND ROW: R. Martini, H. Hamilton
C. Copeland, M. O'Leary, D. Viola, L. Nevinger, E. Bramble. THIRD ROW: L. Medovich, C. Lindman, C. Lotus
J. Berlind, B. Lotus, F. Schappach, G. Greiner. FOURTH ROW: A. DeRocha, J. Connolly, C. Slaybaugh, B
Gardiner, J. Rooney, C. Morris, Miss Wesp. FIFTH ROW: G. Mestern, D. Mooney, R. Pearce, J. Perillo, M
Christiano, G. Koors, B. Strachan. SIXTH ROW: E. Marron, J. Barger, W. Bell, C. Dewar, D. Marrus, M. Karl
ABSENT: C. Proske, M. McDonough, R. Pellegrini.
PRESENTING GRADE 7
Teacher
M155 MARGARET A, wggp During October, some of our classmates partici-
presidenf pated in a hiking trip to Mount Greylock. Thrilling 0 ,
MARIE O'LEARY
vice-President
CHESTER SLAYBAUGH
Treasurer
MICHAEL PASCONE
Secretary
MARGARET CHRISTIANO
Class Mother
MRS. ROBERT STRACHAN
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. JOHN MARRU5
tales were related, and songs were sung around the
campfire.
In a November assembly we gave a puppet show
about "Tom Sawyer". Much as we enioyed it, our
most exciting event was the assembly program we
presented dramatizing Dickens's "A Christmas Carol".
The Hartsdale students, who enjoyed our play, gave
in exchange their presentation of "Ins and Outs". All
in all, we have had a very wonderful year.
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baker. THIRD ROW: P. Hunt, R. Mooney, W. Ashbee, M. Cascarano, M. Shultz. FOURTH ROW: J.
Whelan, M. Scheller, R. Plechner, L. Schoenstein. FIFTH ROW: K. McComb, Mr. D. Stanger, R.
Mooney. ABSENT: K. Moore.
SPOTLIGHTING GRADE 6-C
Occasionally this year we were able to visit the
laboratory and see in action some of the things that
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1 ly ' I I x a temperature chart in our classroom and noting the
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adapted to use with marionettes.
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MR. DONALD STANGER
President
RICHARD MOON EY
Vice-President
RUTH MOON EY
Treasurer
KENNETH MCCOMB
Secretary
JOHN TIDGEWELL
Class Mother
RS, MATTHEW M. GANNO
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. RALPH PLECHNER
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Teacher
MRS. ALICE C. FRISCHMANN
Acting President
ROBERT KERTELITS
Treasurer
JOHN EVANS
Secretary
KAREN KLUEPFEL
Class Mother
MRS. WILLIAM LEHMKUHL
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. ANN MOCCIA
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parents.
SPOTLIGHTING GRADE 5-F
FRONT ROW: H. Ward, M. Moccia. SECOND ROW: J. Camhi, R. Sankey, J. Evans. THIRD ROW:
C. Lehmkuhl, J. Kipp, C. Fon, Y. Tunnard. FOURTH ROW: K. Yocis, K. Kluepfel, R. Kertelits, Mrs.
Frischmann. FIFTH ROW: A. Bliss, B. McKeough.
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many educational activities. Every Tuesday we had
a class meeting where we discussed difficulties and
gave reports. This year we enjoyed a wonderful Hal-
loween party and a Christmas party with a gift ex-
change.
We worked on sandtable scenes portraying the
Pilgrims and their New England colony and also de-
picting the Nativity at Bethlehem. Every week, exhibits
of interest were planned by our museum curator. The
year speeded by quickly, and we enioyed every min-
ute of it.
ON STAGE GRADE 5-T
Teacher
MISS ETHEL M. TRYON
President
DUNCAN CLARKE
Vice-President
ELAINE LOCURATOLO
Treasurer
WAYNE BOULTON
Secretary
ROBERT GLINSMAN
Class Mother
MRS. MICHAEL D'ANDREA
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. WAYNE K. BOULTON
FRONT ROW: R. Halvorsen, l.. Quist, A. Cuozzo, S. Benning, G. Davids, A. Schafer, W. Whelan. SECOND
ROW: P. Bridgman, W. Boulton, C. lstvan, F. Cecelin, C. D'Andrea, L. Nardecchia. THIRD ROW: J. KyFf, S.
Stokes, D. Clarke, L. Mestern, B. Lehman, V. LeCount. FOURTH ROW: E. Locuratolo, R. Glinsman, G. Osterberg,
J. lstvan, G. Whitney, P. Brandon. FIFTH ROW: K. Waldemar, L. King, E. Lutz, J. Whitney, J. Hines, P. Witham.
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P. Weiss, P. Engelkirk, M. J. Flanigan, R. Clute. THIRD ROW: .M. Cassens, B. LeDuc, J. Medovich, P. Fattori
C. Rotiroti, M. Baker, M. Larson. FOURTH ROW: R. Plechner, S. Kley, A. Pasquale, S. Sage, S. Nash, P. Hutch
inson, Mrs. Snyder. FIFTH ROW: L. De Nardo, E. Calhoun, L. McDowell, F. Scheller, P. Robinson, E. Rooney, I
Mureau. SIXTH ROW: J. Murray, J. Hashagen, R. Anthony, F. Sheldon, M. Stokes, T. Cappetta, W. Anderson
Teacher
MRS. HELENA SNYDER
President
PAMELA HUTCHINSON
Vice-President
SALLY SAGE
Treasurer
LOUISE DeNARDO
Secretary
EDSON PEASE
Class Mother
MRS. FLOYD McDOWELL
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. WILLIAM DUKE
ON STAGE GRADE 6-SN
The first event of Grade 6SN was our Thanks-
giving assembly play, entitled "The First Year at Ply-
mouth". Although we had to work hard in order to
present the play, it was great fun portraying the
important Pilgrims. At Halloween, we enjoyed a class
party which was given at Merry Baker's house. Christ-
mas was celebrated in the classroom with a wonder-
ful party.
In order to make our work more interesting, we
constructed book covers to correspond with our dit-
ferent subjects and drew maps of various countries.
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FRONT ROW: A. LeDuc, E. Kley, R. Neubauer, M. A. Dewar, J. Waterbury. SECOND ROW: R. Ellis, J. Riccio,
P. Gotti, P. Chalmers, T. Waldeier, C. Cassano, R. Raicht. THIRD ROW: S. Suthergreen, W. Shaughnessy,
M. A. Russo, C. Ross, S. Walther, A. lzzolo. FOURTH ROW: D. Clarke, C. A. Gruessing, G. Ramin, V. Rosler,
D. Tidaback, M. Fagan, Miss H. S. Edwards. FlFTH ROW: V. Rochon, J. Saunders, L. Hughes, B. Zinck, C.
Stahl, E. Aim. SIXTH ROW: D. Nugent, B. Boyd, D. McComb, J. Kuhlmclnn, N. Hoy, G. Bechtold, C. O'Connor.
ABSENT: G. Connolly.
PRESENTING GRADE A-E
Members of Grade 4E realized this year
that we not only read for pleasure but also
V to find out interesting things thot are happen-
,-,Q M ing all about us.
Q ' 5 The class tried to be considerate of others
cl! by sending get-well cards to sick classmates,
K N by contributing to the Dobbs Ferry Hospital,
the Morch of Dimes, and other drives.
1 Our trip to the zoo was most exciting, and
- we enioyed our picnic held in June in Wood-
lands Park.
Teacher
MISS HARRIETT S. EDWARDS
President
DONALD CLARKE
Vice-President
VIRGINIA ROSLER
Treasurer
BRUCE ZINCK
Class Mother
MRS. HOWARD KLEY
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. JACK SAUNDERS
Teacher Through working very diligently doing our class-
MISS RUTH HURLBUT
work, many of the pupils of Grade 3HU earned
President
JUDITH STERNS Bronze Medals, which entitled them to their member-
Vice-President ship in the Honor Society. At all of our holiday parties
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Treasurer uring t e year, we had a grand time.
MARGARET STAHL To bring the year to a contented close, members
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Clos, Mother many interesting animals, some of which we studied -
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MRS. ROBERT BRADY
PRESENTING GRADE 3-HU
FRONT ROW: W. Delagi, J. Cauvet, M. Stahl. SECOND ROW: W. Pease, R. Bell, S. Istvan, T. Gardiner. THIRD
ROW: L. Grandolfi, S. Smith, J. Osterburg, N. Moore, A. de Tarnowsky, G. Rochon, E. Brady. FOURTH ROW:
K. McGlynn, K. Moore, C. Gatti, K. Morrison, J. Purdy, D. Schaefer, R. Lindman, Miss Hurlbut. FIFTH ROW:
B. Gerow, S. Witham, J. Dillon, R. Wedekind, J. Stagliano, F. Progner, V. Bechtold. SIXTH ROW: B. Davids
J. Sterns, F. Purcell, R. Grell, J. Marsek, A. Sekaer, J. Speicher. ABSENT: M. Taylor, R. Neubauer, G. Lundberg
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years, we have been "reading to learn" and have
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people who lived long ago and about their influence
on our living today. Traveling, also, to the four corners
of the earth, we learned why people who inhabit
different climates and environments are as they are.
SPOTLIGHTINC5 GRADE 4-R
Teacher
MRS. MARGARET Y. REUTER
Acting President
MICHAEL MONDELLI
Vice-President
THEODORE DI PADOVA
Treasurer
JACK CASADONE
Secretary
LINDA STANAWAY
Class Mother
MRS. PETER MULLER
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. JOSEPH DI PADOVA
MRS. MICHAEL MONDELLI
FRONT ROW: C. Nash, J. Casaclone, R. L. Ennis. SECOND ROW: W. Papovitch, S. Nilson, P. Muller,
L. Stanaway. THIRD ROW: S. DeRocha, M. Tidgewell, J. Winkler, T. Di Padova, Mrs. Reuter. FOURTH
ROW: T. Fatigate, J. Engel, M. Monclelli, N. Hunt. FIFTH ROW: M. Hinnen, J. Anthony, K. Barger.
FRONT ROW: E. Hanrahan, G. Renyhart. SECOND ROW: E. Brookings, N. Rotiroti, S. Ullman W
Geer. THIRD ROW: E. Maher, W. Duke, C. Staft, R. Liposky, F. Bramble. FOURTH ROW: D. Hmes
C. Freed, R. Kyff, C. Townsend, C. DeRosa, C. Haller, Mrs. E. Heagney. FIFTH ROW: J. Fon G
Wehmeyer, C. Coggins, S. Pasquini, K. Kluepfel. SIXTH ROW: J. Montaruli, M. Krauss, F. ,Marron
S. Parachini. ABSENT: E. McGovern, W. Lippmann.
Teacher
MRS. EVELYN HEAGNEY
President
GORDON RENYHART
Vice-President
CAROL FREED
Secretary
CHARLES De ROSA
Class Mother
MRS. PAUL JANTZEN
Assistant Class Mother
MRS, ALFRED HALLER
SPOTLIGHTING GRADE 3-HE
Our maior activity this year has been a study of
people from other countries, placing particular emph-
asis on clothing. We have aided our social develop-
ment by learning manners for daily use. Many spell-
ing bees have indelibly printed difficult words in our
minds. Parties on Halloween, Christmas, and Valen-
tine's Day helped us reach a happy medium of both
work and play.
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FRONT ROW: W. lzzolo, E. Brown, L. Larson, P. W. Koors, M. Schappach, H. Bridgeman, J. Morey. SECOND
ROW: C. Salerno, M. Burns, R. Butler, P. Bell, R. Clute, D. Andrews, D. Rooney. THIRD ROW: J. Pascone, L.
Britt, R. Cook, G. Crisi, P. Winkler, C. Weinberger, G. Hellthaler. FOURTH ROW: M. Lehmkuhl, L. Perrotta, L.
Wirz, K. Cassens, J. Sankey, J. Perrotta, T. Lofgren, D. Bliss, Mrs. Adams. FIFTH ROW: A. Sheldon, K. Yocis,
D. Murau, J. Dowe, W. Schleicher, S. Young, C. Gruessing.
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PRESENTING GRADE 2-A
This year in Grade 2A we have completed many
worthwhile projects including ones on health and
safety. Also, we studied quite extensively about the
American Indians - their homes and characteristics.
At Thanksgiving we constructed small scenes which
we were able to take home, while at Christmas we
made a huge "Santa on the Rooftop" mural. Our
largest proiect was one on the circus which we com-
pleted in the spring. All in all, our year has been a
busy and a happy one for all concerned.
Teacher
MRS. RUTH B. ADAMS
President
LINDA BRITT
Vice-President
JUDITH SANKEY
Treasurer
PAUL WILLIS KOORS
Secretary
DONALD ANDREWS
Class Mother
MRS. A. GRAHAM SHELDON
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. PAUL DOWE
Teacher Grade 2F opened the year in September with more
MRS. ETHEL J. FARNHAM
President than forty pupils. We decided that even though we
RICHARD REILLY
MARION SPEICHER
were a large class, we would keep our club program
and take our trips after school. We have had a science
Treasurer
RICHARD BRANDON walk, a trip to a museum, cz hot-dog roast at Wood-
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Secremry lands, and a visit to the Bronx Zoo. Once Cl month
FRANK KAPPLER
VIRGINIA WALDEMAR
Class Mother
MRS. JOHN BROCK
we have a club meeting after school. We have en-
joyed this and have become better acquainted with
each other through our club.
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MRS. JACK SONKIN
PRESENTING GRADE 2-F
FRONT ROW: M. Brock, J. Smith, J. Brengel, K. Sullivan, S. Waterbury, G. lstvan, M. Hoy. SECOND ROW: T
Witham, W. O'Leary, J. Cooney, R. Gannon, E. Schultz, R. Pestone, Mrs. Farnham. THIRD ROW: T. Waldeier
F. Mestern, A. Katcher, H. Unger, A. Sonkin, R. Morris, J. Walther. FOURTH ROW: S. Werner, P. Gruber, W
Sommer, J. Smyth, A. Breyer, A. Hellthaler, M. Speicher, D. Schafer. FIFTH ROW: W. Dornhoefer, C. LaMonte
J. deCsaby, A. Inversin, V. Waldemar, R. Brandon, E. Anthony. SIXTH ROW: R. Andresen, J. Suthergreen
F. Kappler, P. Osterberg, H. Ardanowski, C. Scheller, R. Reilly. ABSENT: N. Stien.
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Along with our general work program Grade IH
had experience in socializing. This came in the form
of holiday parties. For Christmas we painted iars with
enamel and gold for our mothers and made blotter
calendars for our fathers.
Last winter the girls presented a doll show while
the boys brought in a favorite toy or toy pet. But in
order to ease a long day, we had a supervised lunch
period in a less crowded atmosphere, followed by a
rest and play period.
ON STAGE GRADE I-H
Teacher
MRS. LOUISE K. HATFIELD
Class Mother
MRS. MATTHEW J. FLANIGAN
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. FRANK VIOLA
FRONT ROW: J. Feurer, J. E. Strand, P. Grandolti, M. Morano, N. Oliver, P. Johann, M. E. Halvorsen. SECOND
ROW: D. Clarke, R. Shepard, D. lnversin, L. Russo, R. Watson, D. Paterson, E. Gardiner. THIRD ROW: M.
Tidaback, L. Rosler, C. Kolb, S. Connolly, W. Moore, L. Hoffman, W. lstvan. FOURTH ROW: L. Viola, C. Kappler,
D. Nardecchia, E. Glinsman, M. Graham, C. Meuser, Mrs. Hatfield. FIFTH ROW: E. Aluisio, S. Stokes, D. Ross,
M. Watson, M. Flanigan, S. Whitney. SIXTH ROW: C. Sekaer, J. Nugent, N. McDowell, P. Dillon, A. Ardanowski
ABSENT: J. King, S. Chalmers, J. Kane.
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FRONT ROW: B. Duke, E. Copelancl, C. Fon. SECOND ROW: W. Laskaris, J. Glaberson, R. MacKenzie, C. Theil,
J. Kipp. THIRD ROW: Miss Toomey, L. Freedman, D. Stott, E. McCormack, J. Gibson, E. Grandolfi, M. Kilstrom.
FOURTH ROW: D. Gontar, E. Lettino, C. Hinnen, M. C. Bailey, J. Casadone, C. A. Geer, P. Marrus. FIFTH
ROW: S. Anthony, C. Kalmykow, I. Bartlett, R. Denike, C. Andrews, K. Gentile, C. Moccia.-SIXTH ROW: D.
Ashley, R. A. Bliss, N. Hay, A. Fatigate, P. Guckenbiehl, M. Hillebrand, J. Maher. ABSENT: S. Fenig, H. Marcus,
P. Zarcone.
Teacher
MISS HELEN TOOMEY
Class Mother
MRS. CHARLES BLISS
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. MARTIN GLABERSON
ON STAGE GRADE I-T
Although this past year in Grade IT has been a
busy one, it was enioyable as well. Besides the prim-
ary objectives of reading, writing and arithmetic,
much time was spent on extra-curricular activities.
Parties at Halloween, Christmas, VaIentine's Day and
Easter encouraged us to achieve better marks. A picnic
and trip to the Bronx Zoo gave us a chance to become
better acquainted and brought our school year to a
happy ending. We are all looking forward to our
work in Grade 2 next year.
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FRONT ROW: Mrs. Squeri, J. Washburn, M. Donahue, R. Cabot, S. DeNicola, S. Williamson, M. Weggenman,
Miss Bloxsom. SECOND ROW: R. Dickerman, N. Jacobs, C. Smythe, W. Welden, K. Burns, R. Jacobi. THIRD
ROW: K. deTarnowsky, J. Dewar, D. Solomon, E. Nilsen, R. Cooney. FOURTH ROW: T. Hume, N. Ferrier, T.
Schneider, S. Engelkirk, C. Schafer, L. Fagan. FIFTH ROW: M. Choate, D. Benzenberg, R. Clarke, J. Purdy,
R. Weiss, G. Kelley, D. Harris. SIXTH ROW: L. Zito, J. Waterbury, T. Marsek, J. Sarantis, R. Wedekind, J.
Cleary. ABSENT: E. Grell, C. Cunningham, G. Progner.
PRESENTING THE KINDERGARTEN
During our early days of Kindergarten we enjoyed
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21 I I X-1? playing games, singing new songs, listening to stories,
using simple tools, and learning to read.
We even visited a farm in Hastings and saw many
animals which we had read about. A trip to the Bronx
Zoo acquainted us with animals like birds and ele-
phants. Numbers as well as words began to mean
something to us as we counted stars, candy canes,
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Teacher
MISS NANCY BLOXSOM
MRS. LOUISE SQUERI
Class Mothers
MRS. ELLIS GRELL
MRS. ROBERT HUME
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. MALCOLM KELLY
MRS. HARRY JACOBS
Teacher
MISS NANCY BLOXSOM
MRS. LOUISE SQUERI
Class Mothers
MRS. WILLIAM BRITT
MRS. MATTHEW TANCREDI
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. ALFRED THORPE
MRS. HENRY BATES
We enioyed Kindergarten and getting to know
each other and our school. We learned many things:
how to work with paints, crayons, and clay, using
them in our room proiects: how to sing together and
act out the rhythms of the workers and animals we
knew, how to write our names and how to read,
especially about the adventures of Dick and Jane.
All of us are looking forward to continuing our
work and fun in first grade.
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FRONT ROW: K. Seus, 5. Groth, C. Bates, N. Galetta, M. Ellis, S. Burr, D. Renyhart, C. Crisi. SECOND ROW:
C. Delmerico, E. Thorp, K. Olson, A. Munck, B. Guillan, R. Bailey, E. Trutt. THIRD ROW: S. Chase, K. Sage, B.
Bertone, N. Leach, H. Whitney, M. Pestone, R. Shepard, Miss Bloxsom. FOURTH ROW: K. Pascone, W. Britt, S.
Seitz, J. Tidgewell, B. Naviski, M. Sullivan, M. Kashchy, J. Moran. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Squeri, R. Aim, C. Crisi,
R. Kessler, E. Cornish, P. Kuoni, D. Cook, R. Whelan, S. McMurtrie. ABSENT: A. Groth, W. Ullman, C. Wimazal,
D. McGlynn, M. J. Tancredi.
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Phone Dobbs Ferry 3-2200
ARDSLEY, N. Y.
FRANK and JOE'S RESTAURANT
SPAGHETTI -:- HOT PIES
SOFT DRINKS
Telephone Yonkers 5-9310
202 ASHBURTON AVENUE YONKERS, N. Y.
COMPLIMENTS
or
THEODORA'S BEAUTY SALON
470112 ASHFORD AVENUE
ARDSLEY, N. Y.
Cl
Tel. Dobbs Ferry 3-0293
WILLIAM HENNESSY
PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR
Oil Burner Installation
2 BONAVENTURE AVENUE ARDSLEY, N.
BESSON 8. COMPANY
COAL - LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIAL
Telephones Dobbs Ferry 3-0026 - 3-0027 - 3-0032
DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
Tel. White Plains 9-6246
MIDTOWN LIVE POULTRY
MARKET
QUALITY LIVE POULTRY
STRICTLY FRESH FARM EGGS
Jerry Scarano, Jr.
Proprietor
461 TARRYTOWN ROAD
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
"O.K. THE JlG'S UP, MEN" OVER THE BREAKFAST ? TABLE
E
"Mico", Charles, Jack, and five delin- John Young, Peggy Fitzgerald and their
quents in the junior skit.
children in the freshman skit.
COMPLETE OIL HEATING SERVICE
FUEL OILS -
Oil Burner Sales and Service
Heat Loss Surveys and Engineering Advice
Repairs and Replacements of Boilers, Hot Water Heaters,
Tanks. Etc.
SALES AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT - HARTSDALE AVENUE, HARTSDALE
FUEL OIL PLANT - HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON
E. ROBISON, INC.
"The House That Service Built"
"LET'S CHECK IT AGAIN, TONY" "ARE YOU TIRED, CASEY?"
Chet Slaybaugh, Tony, John Young, "Doc"
Mickey Cawley, Gerhard Karl, and "Casey
THRIFT ACCOUNTS
SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS
CHECKING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUBS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARDSLEY
Telephone Dobbs Ferry 3-4900
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
- LOAN SERVICE -
Home Appliance Loans Personal Loans
Small Business Loans Automobile Loans
Property Improvement Loans
- Member of -
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System
WHAT IS IT?
THE HAPPY FAMILY
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Ken Cauvet, "Chuck" Horend, "lt", and "Pottsey", "Oswald", and Barbara
Carol Hashagen
DOBBS FERRY REGISTER
PRINTING in ALL its BRANCHES
Letterheads - Envelopes - Business Cards - Shipping Tags - Chance Books
Reports - Bills - Tickets - Postals - Circulars - Wedding Invitations
Reception Cards - Birth Announcements - Advertising Journals
Programs - Announcements - Posters - Christmas Cards
Booklets - Menus - Enclosures
Before You Contract for Your Next Printing Order
let Us Submit o Bid on the Cost of the Work.
GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP -:- PROMPT DELIVERY
Telephone Dobbs Ferry 3-0124
T01 MAIN STREET DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
Compliments
of
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP
ARDSLEY, New YORK
SUSPENSE! A NIGHT AT THE BALLET
Barry Coggins, Tony DePaul, and "Zippy" "Twong" Wilmoth and Frank Jazzo
Wilson
THE ARDSLEY CHOCOLATERIA, INC.
Extends Its Best Wishes for Future Success to the
ARDSLEY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF T952
We Serve Carpenter's Ice Cream Exclusively
LOUIS MARKET
s ' L
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.....-.....1. LOUIS CORATO, PROP.
Best Quality Meats at Lowest Prices
FuII Line of Frozen Foods
FREE DELIVERY
DOBBS FERRY 3-1120 - 3-1121
470 Ashford Avenue Ardsley, New York
"WATCH 1458, DON" "DID IT GO IN?"
Don Raab, Barry Coggins, Tony DePaul "Twong" Wilmoth and "Mico" Pasquale
and "Headless" Bobby Wilson at Elmsford
BROWN'S PARKSIDE RESTAURANT
W. Brown, Prop.
Phone Dobbs Ferry 3-4034
SAW MILL RIVER PARKWAY CHAUNCEY, N. Y
OF
BEST WISHES
A F R I E N D mom
SCHERI SHOP, INC.
17 CEDAR smear
noses FERRY, N. Y.
ARDSLEY SERVICE STATION
Tom Williams, Prop. COMPLIMENTS
Telephone Dobbs Ferry 3-5390 OF
SAW MILL RIVER ROAD and RIDGE ROAD
ARDSlEYf N- Y- ARDSLEY ACRES
SAW MILL RIVER ROAD and PARKWAY
COMPLIMENTS ARDSLEY' N' Y'
Dobbs Ferry 3-5051
OF
ALL MODERN FACILITIES
HAROLD J. ENGLISH
IS SHE MIXING A LOVE POTION? PICTURE OF AMBITION
Jock Cowley, Rose Marie DePaul, "Sally" George DeFeo, Bob Bell
Cimino, Annette Gimbel
RICCIO'S MARKET
Emporium of America's Finest CQMPLIMENTS
FRUITS, VEGETABLES and GROCERIES
457 ASHFORD AVENUE ARDSLEY, N. Y. OF
ARDSLEY CHESS CLUB THE FRESHMEN
CHESS GAMES EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
MUNICIPAL BUILDING '
NO CHARGES
HEATHER DELL FLORIST
John Canning, Jr., Owner
- WHOLESALE GROWER -
Specializing in Seczsoncble Plants
Phone Dobbs Ferry 3-0144
ARDSLEY, N. Y.
"Say II With Flowers"
ROBERT M. JOHNSON
FLORIST and GROWER
Phone Dobbs Ferry 3-0311
225 ASHFORD AVENUE DOBBS FERRY, N. Y
coMPuMENTs
or
DR. ALBERT BASSELL
FACULTY SKIT
PAUL BUNYAN
"Chief" Vincent and Miss
"Pop" Brown
BEST WISH ES
FROM THE
R. S. A. CORPORATION
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
I
THE ALL-AMERICAN BOY
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Don Raab
SUBSCRIPTION KING
Ronny Berlind, Pauline Calace-Mottola
BEST WISHES
FROM THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Oscar E. Acker, President
Paul E. Baker, Trustee Carmen I. Brennan, Trustee
Norman Davids, Trustee Charles Hinnen, Trustee
Arthur W. Silliman, Supervising Principal
Anne Huesgen, Clerk
Edward E. Aim, Treasurer and Counsel
SUBSCRIPTION QUEEN WHEN DO WE EAT?
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Pauline Calace-Mottola, Peggy Ann Reuter Gerhard Karl, Joe Leach, Frank Jazzo
Don Raab, "Mica" Pasquale
JOHN WAWAK
101 CLARENDON Avenue
YONKERS, N. Y.
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
Door io Door Service
I
coMPuMENTs
or
MARSHALL COOKE
I - nowsns -
BEST WISHES
FROM
MRS. VICTORIA CAMHY
BEST WISHES
FROM
I. BURACK, INC.
FOX HILL FARMS
Honsss Fon HIRE and BOARUED
PLEAsAN1vlu.s, N. Y.
FRED'S AUTO WRECKING
F. Lichfenberg 8 Son
CARS BOUGHT and SOLD
Dobbs Ferry 3-4686
GOOD USED CAR PARTS
555 SAW MILL RIVER ROAD ARDSLEY N Y
THE GONG AT BIOLOGY CAMP
Sophomores, Inc.
"THERE WAS A GOAT . . .'
Mr. Felter, Pete, Richy at Croton
I
THE
HONOR SOCIETY
BEST wlsHEs
FROM THE
. E. BRENNAN CORPORATION
aao LEXINGTON AVENUE
NEW Yomc, N. Y.
WHITE CLOVER DAIRY
Walter G. Warman, Prop.
3 WASHINGTON AVENUE
DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
Phone Dobbs Ferry 3-0202
CONGRATULATIONS FROM
PULVER BROTHERS FLORIST
J. Mungavin, Mgr.
"FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION"
JACKSON AVENUE
HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON 6, NEW YORK
Hastings 5-'I079
BEST WISHES
FROM
ED LAWSON'S SERVICE STATION
JEROME R. JEROME
suNoco GAS
TARRYTOWN RoAn
and SAW MILL RIVER PARKWAY
ELMSFORD, N. Y.
D. P.'s AT COLUMBIA
MAY WE LISTEN?
M.. ,
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Rlchy Joey, Bobby and "The ArcIsleycn" Jock, "PoHsey", Tony, Ronny, Dom DeLuca
SU DIL
, SUNOCO SERVICE STATION
I CORNER CENTRQILHZSSE 362238. ARDSLEY RD.
A,,,2--"
W A A M-
ROAD SERVICE
CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
AND? MASTER
AIN'T LOVE GR . S AT WORK
Billy Bell, Barbara Canning, Ann Wil- Sal Cimino, Mr. Hartman, George DeFeo
moth, Tony DePaul
Dobbs Ferry 3-1954
"ROAD SERVICE"
Dc1yondNight
WESTCHESTER GARAGE
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE - COLl.lSlON SPECIALISTS
Repairing and Overhouling
I
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Awfcehilgifiijfab
Eiiib
M. Ncinnoriello
ARDSLEY SQUARE ARDSLEY, N. Y.
DON'T SCRATCH THE FURNITURE WHEN YOU'RE SMILING .
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John Cowley, Sol Cimino, Don Pcnsquini, Judy Boker, Myrna Silk, Rose
Bill Flanigcn DePaul
Best of Luck to
THE CLASS OF T953
from
THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952
Compliments
of
HASTINGS - on - HUDSON
SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION
560 WARBURTON AVENUE
HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N. Y.
Hastings 5-0555
THE JUNIOR PHILHARMONIC LOOK, MA, I'M DANCING
Music Students Frank Jqzzo
Best Wishes
from
THE PARENT - TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
Best Wishes
from
AMERICAN LEGION
ARDSLEY POST, NO. 458
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
ONE
ARE BETTER THAN WAITING FOR THE
erin , Dic rone rc: e tu
V
PLUMBING HEATING
GAS and OIL BURNERS
APPLIANCES
Dobbs Ferry 3-0565
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
UNIT NO. 458
ARDSLEY, NEW Yokx
COMPLIMENTS OF
HENRY ARDANOWSKI
Pouunv FARM
SPRAIN ROAD Anosmr, NEW vomc
JOHN J. LIPTAK
WHOLESALE MEATS 81 PROVISIONS
19 VAN BUREN STREET YONKERS, NEW YORK
Telephone: Yonkers 5-'I380
ARDSLEY HARDWARE COMPANY
- Home Service -
HARDWARE, GAS RANGES, REFRIGERATORS
BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS
Telephones: Dobbs Ferry 3-4010
Residence: Hastings 5-4421
ADDYMAN SQUARE ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
COMPLIMENTS or
THE
SOPHOMORE CLASS
SWING HIGH, SWING LOW
TASTES GOOD?
Marianne Wertheim, Ruth Seeler, Carol
Hcishcxgen, Ruby Moretti
Mr. Felter and Croton Campers
NORMAN PAINT and WALLPAPER
and
ARTIST MATERIALS
IO CEDAR STREET DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK
Dobbs Ferry 3-5020
JIMMIE'S BAR and GRILL
SPAGHETTI AND STEAK I I I I I I
ouk SPECIALTY CORRESPONDENCE COURSE,
se MAIN smear nosss FERRY, New vomc INC-
Dobbs Ferry 3-4047 INTERIOR DECORATION
NEW YORK I6, NEW YORK
DOBBS FERRY BANK
BEST WISHES
nouns FERRY, New Yonx
FROM
COMPLIMENTS or
GLOBE-UNION INC ROSEDALE NURSERIES, INC.
SAW MILL RIVER PARKWAY
EASTVIEW, NEW YORK
BOSOM BUDDIES HERE, BIRDIE
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Tony DePaul, Dick Bancroft Roberta McGregor, Joey DeNardo, Dorn
Pasquale, Frank Jazzo
Best Wishes I
from I
THE RHODE ISLAND
HOSPITAL TRUST CO.
R. E. Te CARR
SPORTING GOODS I
285 NORTH BROADWAY I
NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
Tarrytown 4-3741 I
WHAT'S THE JOKE? THE HOT POTATO
zzo, Ann Wilmoth, Don Raab Ardsley-Dobbs Ferry Basketball Game
I Complimenfs
of
THE ROTARY CLUB
HASTINGS - ARDSLEY - Dosas FERRY
F. J. MCCORMACK
INSURANCE
I
5 JUDSON AVENUE 50 EAST 42nd STREET
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK NEW YORK I7, N. Y.
Phone: Dobbs Ferry 3-0433 Phone: Murray Hill 2-661 I
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THE ELMER-BUG IN A RUG CAMERA HOGS
I
Joe Leach, Larry Raicbt Tuckahoe Basketball G e
BEST WISHES
FROM THE
VILLAGE TAVERN
AIzDsLEY, NEW vonx
COMPLIMENTS OF
MARDI GRAS ICE CREAM
Sold at
DEl.UCA'S DELICATESSEN
413 ASHFORD AVENUE DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK
JACK THE HAIRDRESSER
PERMANENT WAVING
HAIR COLORING
INDIVIDUAL I-IAIR CUTTING
LYCEUNI BUILDING
TARRYTOWN NEW YORK
Telephone: Tarrytown 4-1120
BEST WISHES
FROM
THE ARDSLEY PLAYERS
X!
F A R I 1 'S H A ,
85 MAMARONECK AVENUE 'WI-IITE PLAINS, N.Y,
Where Fabrics Make Fashions
Telephone: While Plains 9-4969
Telephones: Hastings 5-5550-1-2
I
A. TARRIcoNE
ff,,,m,,,.Q Q COAL - FUEL OIL
HEATING INSTALLATIONS
1337 SAW MILL RIVER ROAD YONKERS 2, N. Y.
CROTON TH ESPIANS
U UUU I
SOAP-BOX HOT-RODS
Richie Frischmann, Joe Leach
Joe Leach, Dave Fluskey, Pete Connolly
BEST WISHES
FROM
GENERAL VACUUM TUBE
CORPORATION
GENERALQELECTRIC
APPLIANCES
JOHN A. QUERKER
39 CEDAR STREET DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK
Telephone: Dobbs Ferry 3-0511
Res. Phone: Yonkers 3-9821 Phone: Yonkers 3-4026
GOLDEN RULE MARKET
Stephen Olyha
MEATS, POULTRY, SEA FOOD and LIVE CATTLE
'I27 NEPPERHAN AVENUE YONKERS, NEW YORK
COMPLIMENTS OF
BEACON HILL ASSOCIATION
DeSoto Plymouih
COMPLIMENTS OF
HOWARD KISSLING MOTOR COMPANY
soo NORTH sRoAowAY NORTH rARnYrowN, N. Y.
Telephone: Tarrytown 4-4040
and Tarrytown 4-1900
H 8. H BODY SHOP
Henry See, Prop.
DUCO PAINTING and WELDING
RADIO REPAIRING
BODY and FENDER STRAIGHTENING
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
FRAME STRAIGHTENING
- 24 Hour Towing Service -
Telephone: Dobbs Ferry 3-4016
706 SAW MILL RIVER ROAD
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
ON PARADISE ISLAND
GET A HORSE
Ann Wilmoth, Joey DeNardo, Laura
Pearce
Nancy Leach, Joe Leach, Gerhard Karl
BEST WISHES
FROM
A FRIEND
TONY
POTTSEY
BOBBSIE
BOBBIE
JOY
BEST WISHES
FROM
THE BOSCOES
TOMMY CThe Originoll
DOC
RONNY
MORTY
LOU
ANNE
MIKE
MICO
BERT
PATTY
HELGA
COMPLIMENTS OF
LEWIS 8. McDOWELL, Inc.
CONTRACTORS
285 MADISON AVENUE
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
V. 8. W. RIDING ACADEMY
RIDING INSTRUCTION
Special Instruction Groups
oncl Children
SPRAIN ROAD SCARSDALE, N.
MIGHTY "MAX"
PUSH A LITTLE HARDER
"Twong" Wilmoth Crofon Biology Comp
COMPLIMENTS OF
IAN S. WILSON
WHOLESALE FLORIST
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
ABBIE F. CRISI
DANCE GROUP
Classes in
TAP - TOE - BALLET and MODERN
Telephone: Dobbs Ferry 3-0371
COMPLIMENTS OF
ARDSLEY CIVIC ASSOCIATION
TO DATE
IO4 Aclulls
48 Teenagers
T52 Individuals
Have Learned the Fundamentals
GOOD DRIVING
of
Through The Co-Operation of:
BLASBERG MOTORS
STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
ARDSLEY SCHOOL BOARD
WASH IT GOOD
Driving Class and Cat
OLIVIA G. SEELER
Real Estate - Insurance
501 Ashford Avenue Ardsley
Dobbs Ferry 3-4685
When a HOUSE becomes YOUR PROBLEM - let me help
you solve it - buy it - sell it - rent it -
insure it - or manage if!
"BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE"
HW illflllillll Ilill.I.i'.'Y
LUKE!! 8 SUPPLY CORP.
434 uAnvn.l.l: nous. rL:AsAu1'vsu.z. n. v.
ELMSFORD YARD Pl.EASANTVll.l.E YARD
Off N. Saw Mill River Road 434 Manville Road
Elmsford 6-1846 - 6-1847 Pleasantville 2-2650 - 2-2651
V I S I T
The Yards of Friendly Service
-ir
COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES
TO
THE STUDENT BODY
THE HUNTLEY ESTATES
AT ARDSLEY, INC.
BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM
JAMES MCCARTNEY 8g SON, INC.
"Serving Lower Westchester for More than 40 Years"
REAL ESTATE
Sales Appraisals
Rentals Management
Town and Village Owned Properties
INSURANCE
Fire Bonds
Automobile Life
Home and Commercial Surveys
Visit Our New Offices at
477 ASHFORD AVENUE ARDSLEY
Telephones: Dobbs Ferry 3-0331 - 3-2040
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SCHMIDT'S FARM
RESTAURANT
Dancing Friday and Saturday
FORT HILL ROAD and JACKSON AVENUE
West of Scarsdale, N. Y.
Telephone: Scarsdale 3-1204
ARDSLEY CIGAR STORE
BREYERS ICE CREAM
HALLMARK CARDS
Large Assortment of Toys
Dobbs Ferry 3-0298
ST. BARNABAS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Holy Communion Every Sunday a17:3O A.M.
First Sunday at 11:30 A.M.
Morning Prayer.
Other Sundays at 11:00 A.M.
Church School at 9:30 A.M.
HEATHERDELL and SAW MILL RIVER ROADS
ARDSLEY, N. Y.
FOR FUEL OILS CALL
WILMOTH FUEL OIL SUPPLY
Dobbs Ferry 3-0181
730' c
Telephone: Elmsford 6-H23-4
ELMSFORD LUMBER STORES, Inc
5 NEPPERHAN AVENUE
euvisroko, New Yomc
THE
ARDSLEY RECREATION CLUB
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR ALL
-if
COMPLIMENTS OF
"Your Next Blind Date"
T O M A N S O N
VENETIAN BLIND MFG. CO.
Dobbs Ferry 3-1193
COMPLIMENTS OF
LOU-ENA HAND LAUNDRY
DOBBS FERRY
NEW YORK
COM PLIMENTS OF
WESTCHESTER GOLF RANGE
701 DOBBS FERRY ROAD
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
TELEVISION SERVICE CENTER
Television and Radio Sales and Service
ARDSLEY GIRL SCOUT
COURT OF AWARDS
Woodlands Park - June 14th
at 4:00 P.M.
Followed by a Family Cook-Out
See School News for Details
THE NAME
' ' B A L F O U R ' '
STANDS FOR THE FINEST IN
Class Rings,
Commencement Announcements, Club Pins,
Diplomas, Medals and Trophies
L. G. BALFOUR
Company
521 FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK 17, N. Y.
THE LEATHER DEN
AND GIFT SHOP
G. H. HAHN, Prop.
Complete Line of Luggage
and Gifts in Leather
Laslo Tori Specializing in Leather Repair Work
Manager Old Books Rebound
Luggage and Trunk Hardware Replaced
Telephone: Dobbs Ferry 3-4667 All Work Done on Premises
63 MAIN STREET DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
Dobbs Ferry 3-1108
23 CEDAR STREET DOBBS FERRY, N. Y
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CARVEL DARI-FREEZE STORE
95 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE HARTSDALE, N. Y.
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LIBERTY + INTELLIGENCE + C ILILJ IB L Qun + Nxruong + SAFETV
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MICHAEL
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BU
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ALTERATIONS - REMO
12 PARK AVENUE
Dobbs Ferry
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3-531 I
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ARDSLEY, N. Y
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Yearbook Division
222 East 46th Street, New York 'I7, N. Y.
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STUDIO - GREENWICH
OUTSTANDING PHOTOGRAPHY
Portraits Groups
Weddings Candids
Direct Color ONS
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Official Photographers
For the T952 ARDSLEYAN
Longest Established Studio in Greenwich
I9 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE ELIZABETH RUSH BARRY
fPost Roady Greenwich 8-2230
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COMPLIMENTS
OF
MR. and MRS. VIRGIL P. TAMPONE
BEN COHEN
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
Telephone: Elmsforcl 6-1886 - 6-1983-W
2 NORTH STONE AVENUE
ELMSFORD, NEW YORK
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COMPLIMENTS
OF
MR. and MRS. RGBERT A. GREEN
VILLHBE of HBDSLEY
WESTCHESTER COUNTY NEW YORK
Incorporated 1896
ROBERT E. L. BUNCH
Mayor
EMERSON VIRDEN
CHARLES VAN BRUNT, JR.
Trustees
B. WILBUR MCDOWELL GEORGE DILLON
Police Justice Counsel
HELEN M. CHANDLER SYLVIA L. GAGNON
Treasurer Clerk
ARTHUR NOONE
GEORGE R. SANKEY
Trustees
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Bertman Maintenance Service
J. Bergen
B. Pobiner
A Friend
Lou Reader
Mary Ann and Dan
Ronald Berlind
Adler's Hardware
Myrna 8. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. W. Foxwell
Mr. and Mrs. C. DeLuca
Col. and Mrs. A. Crisi
Mr. and Mrs. W. Emerick
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fisher
Rosewood Barber Shop
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Weaver
Dobbs Ferry Pastry Shop
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis
Lou's Shoe Service
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Guillan
Mr. and Mrs. B. McKeough
Mr. and Mrs. W. Baulieu
Mr. and Mrs. R. Deter
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arone
Mrs. Helen Jazzo
Richard's Hairdresser
Harry Reider Dept. Store
Kydes Shoe Repair
Mrs. Mae J. Hallahan
Mrs. R. S. Hallahan
H. B. Williams, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
PATRONS
Frank Cammisa
Norman Davids
Dominick Pasquale
Mr. and Mrs. Roberl McGregor
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
William Krauss
William Baxter
Joseph E. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kleinknecht
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Naviski
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Price
Charles Stahl
William Thomas
Henry D. Elling
Melvin Redmond
Claude Speicher
George Gunther
William .McHenry, Sr.
Kurt von Brand
Paul Jantzen
Francis J. Purcell
Dorothy M. Pelda
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. E. Virden
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cassens
Robert and Edward Aim
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fluskey
Colony Flower Shop
Mr. and Mrs. D. DeNardo
The Edwin Stone Family
Mr. and Mrs. Papovitch
Mr. and Mrs. R. Thackaberry
Jack Koster
Richard Amanna
Jack D. Marrus
Jean McGregor
The Quist Family
The Bennings
Eileen McHenry
Emma 8. Bud Raab
Mr. Marius Kramer
Leonard Gaarder
Frank Jazzo, Sr.
Rene, Dobbs Ferry
Roberta McGregor
Eve Gunther
C. Grande
Mrs. P. Muller
Mrs. Eva Barrett
Richard Arone
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Huesgen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Leone
Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Henry O'Leary
Thomas Sullivan
Antonio D'Angelo
Bert Riedel Auto Service
Willoughby's Food Market
Un'ted Cleaners 8- Dyers
I
Mr. 'and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Wuestner
J. Frischmann
T. Steenwerth, Jr.
Thomas Christiano
Thomas H. Tunnard
Oliver Brinkerhotli
Larry Nardecchia
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Acker
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Coggins
W. R. Robinson
John R. Bernard
Harry Gimbel
A Friend
Dom Pasquale
A Friend
A Friend
Mr. C. Turene
The Mesterns
A Friend
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bertman
Mrs. B. F. Warden
Mrs. Catherine Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Max Karl
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Arone
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs
. Henry A. Foxwell
Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Downey
Helen G. Robbie
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Traber
B. Wilbur McDowell
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Strand
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sage
Constance E. Parsons
Tel. White Plains 9-1204
ARDSLEY DECORATORS
SLIPCOVERS - DRAPERIES
UPHOLSTERING
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DONALD F. ROONEY, Prop.
32 GROVE STREET
WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK
Telephone: Scarsdale 3-0631
PETER A. SHELLY
FLORISTS and NURSERYMEN
GREENHOUSES and NURSERIES
ARDSLEY ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y.
Tel.: Dobbs Ferry 3-5372
O T T O ' S
RESTAURANT and BAR
Famous for Choice Foods
Steaks a Specialty
Accommodations for Parties
660 SAW MILL RIVER ROAD
ARDSLEY, N. Y.
COMPLIMENTS OF
UNION SCREW MACHINE
PRODUCTS CO.
M. F. KARL
17 TAFT LANE ARDSLEY, N. Y.
4316 LIBERTY AVENUE
NORTH BERGEN, N. J.
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