Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)
- Class of 1953
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Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1953 volume:
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Arcly is thelspirif that drives our high school fhroughg
Ardsley is The high school that wel ore loyol fo.
Ardsley, like cm auto, stands for unity.
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1953 ARDSLEYAN
the race is on!
published by the class of 1954
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the order of events
The Theme . . 2
In Memoriam . . 3
Dedication . 4
Administration 1 .,.,. . 6
Faculty i,.. ,.,.... . 8
Senior Officers , , .. , 12
Seniors 1 ,. , 14
Senior Favorites . , 20
High School Classes . . ..,r 21
Snapshots . 1. 24-25
Activities 26
Senior Play .... .1 , 42
Grade Snapshots , 43
Grades . . r,r. ,. . 44
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the theme
You have opened the ARDSLEYAN, model
1953! Please step in and take a swift ride through
Ardsley High.
You will take part in a winning race. Your
driver will be a kind and resourceful spirit, and
his name, "Ardy," stands for Ardsley High.
Throughout the ride you will pass grandstands
of iudges, promoters, and coaches who have
staged the race. Take time to look for your old
and new friends of all ages among the group
you will pass in the grandstands. They have sup-
ported Ardy throughout the entire year and will
cheer when you speed with him over the finish
line to win the Grand Prize, your enioyment and
happiness!
We, as the Board of Editors of the 1953
ARDSLEYAN, decided to choose the theme of
the Race through our school years. As the vehicle
for our efforts we designed a car driven by the
friendly, cheerful, eager spirit which prevails
among all who are part of our school. The entire
high school participated in choosing a symbol
which could combine all these precious qualities,
and a vote among the pupils gave this spirit
the appearance of a panda called "Ardy."
The faculty and all the students helped us
to realize our dream of a good yearbook, and
we are grateful to them. We enjoyed working
together on a proiect which involved wider re-
sponsibilities than we ever had before. We con-
sidered this work an honor and a privilege.
in memorlam
Mrs. Anna Flint for more than twenty-five
years encouraged, inspired, and loved sixth
graders in the Ardsley School, and all who
passed through her grade felt the great strength
of character and kindness of heart that was hers.
For many years she served as adviser to the
Honor Society, and here too she exerted a strong
influence on the students who served with her.
"Nobility ls Responsibility," the Third Degree
motto, was personified by Mrs. Flint. Her com-
plete fairness, her kind personality, and her keen
sense of humor were but a few of the many fine
qualities that endeared her to us. It was always
a pleasure to hear a speech by Mrs. Flint, for
she spoke from the heart with a sincerity that
uplifted all who heard.
Mrs. Flint set her own standards high and
expected the same of her pupils. She never com-
promised with what she considered right, and
she never spared her strength to serve devotedly
the work she. loved. Many a child has "hitched
his wagon to a star" in Mrs. Flint's Sixth Grade
and gone on to reach his goal. We shall all miss
her, but her spirit will live on to inspire us to
better deeds and higher ideals.
we, the class of 1954, dedicate this arclsleyan
mr. frank kluge
to mr. frank kluge
We dedicate this yearbook to a teacher
whose sincere and humorous understanding
of his pupils has made him our beloved and
respected friend-Mr. Frank Kluge.
Because of his clear logic and quick
thinking, mathematics has become a living
experience for us, and thanks to his ready
help, it has become easier for many. For
years he has given much of his time to train-
ing the Junior Varsity basketball team, and
his coaching has prepared many star players
for our Varsity. His personal interest in his
driving classes will help to make the high-
ways of the future safer.
With gratitude and appreciation we dedi-
cate this 1953 ARDSLEYAN to you, Mr.
Kluge, and we hope that for many years the
students of Ardsley High School will continue
to learn under your inspiring influence.
geometry class in chemistry laboratory
the executives of the race
is
Miss Celia P. Conklin
School Nurse, R.N.
Albany Hospital
TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953:
You will become the kind of a person you want to
become! The world will ultimately accept you at the
value set by your own efforts and ideals. By the time
you are thirty, what you are will show even in your
face.
To a large degree your career success will de-
pend upon your ability to gain the confidence and
co-operation of your associates and superiors. Never
be satisfied with your second best, no matter how
unimportant the occasion. You never know when your
measure is being taken by others, but you can be
always ready when your own self-respect stands con-
stant guard.
When in doubt, select the wisest, kindliest, most
successful person you know of, go to him for advice,
and then follow that advice. Do not be afraid to
approach a great man or woman. If properly ap-
proached, a truly great person is always willing to
extend a helping hand.
And finally, always be encouraged by these true
words of Booker T. Washington, who rose from slavery
to a college presidency: "I believe that any man's
life will be filled with constant and unexpected en-
couragements if he but make up his mind to do his
level best each day."
Arthur W. Silliman
Supervising Principal
M.A., Columbia University
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Miss Annette L. Gimbel
Secretary to the Principal
Absent: Mrs. Marion Brown
give arcly the chance to compete
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
Mrs. Elinor B. Koenig
English IV, Dramatic:
Library, Speech
M.A., New York University
B.L.S., Columbia University
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Grade 2A
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Grade 4E
New Paltz Normal
Mr. Howard T. Hartman
Industrial Arts
M.A.
Oswego State Teachers'
College
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Miss Gloria Beale
Primary Grades
Cortland State Teachers'
College
Mrs. Eva S. Ellis
French
M.A.
Brussels' University
New York University
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Miss Nancy Bloxsom
Kindergarten
B.S.
New Paltz State Teachers'
College
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Mr. Kenneth H. Brown
Director of
Physical Education
M.A.
New York University
Mrs. Ethel J. Farnham
Grade 2F
Plattsburgh State Teachers'
College
Mr. Clarence E. Felter
Social Studies
M.A.
Bucknell University
Mrs. Louise K. Hatfield Mrs. Ruth H. Howes Miss Ruth Hurlbut
Grade 'IH Home Economics Grade 3Hu
A.B. M.A. Potsdam State Normal
University of California Columbia University
Miss Eleanor l. Davis
Art and Ceramics
Potsdam Normal
Mrs. Alice C. Frischmann
Grade 5F
B.A.
College of New Rochelle
Mr. Frank Kluge
Mathematics
Driver Education
M.A.
Columbia University
ol sportsmanship and lair play
Mr. Paul J. Koors
English Ill
Guidance Counselor
M.A.
Columbia University
Miss Grace A. Roll
Physical Education
M.A.
Columbia University
Miss Helen A. Toomey
Grade 3T
Potsdam State Teachers'
College
Miss Cornelia Patteson Miss Dorothy M. Pelda Mrs. Margaret Y. Reuter
Commercial English I and II Grade 4R
M.A. M.A. Philadelphia Normal School
Columbia University New York University
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Columbia University College Brooklyn College
Miss Ethel Mary Tryon
Grade 5T
Potsdam Normal
Mr. Mitchell C. Vincent Miss Margaret Wesp
Director of Music Grade 7
Ed.M. B.Pd.
New York University New York Training School
Miss Helen G. Robbie
Latin, Spanish
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New York University
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Cornell College
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Mr. George Van Dusen
Cusfodian
Mrs. Marion Murray
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Cooks
Mr. John Hoischer
Custodian
Mr. Harry DeNike
School Guard
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D. Pasquale, President, R. McGregor, Vice-President, B. O'Lecry, Secretary, A. Huesgen, Class
Reporter, F. Jazzo, Treasurer.
LAP I
As the gun was fired signifying the first lap of the
race, our Freshman year in high school, Ardy shifted
into low and, with the patient aid of Mr. Felter,
spurred us on to the accomplishment of our initial
activity, a successful food sale. After loyally support-
ing the Seniors' Subscription Campaign, we presented
a movie for the grade school, which was equally as
profitable. At the conclusion of an active year, the
class immensely enjoyed a trip by day liner to Bear
Mountain Park.
LAP Il
As we gained momentum and began the second
lap, we learned to know each other better and to
co-operate with one another by spending a week at
Biology Camp on Croton Point under the guidance
and supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Horend. This experi-
ence will always be a treasured memory in our hearts.
With Mr. Kluge's help we embarked on our second
venture as Sophomqres, the organization of the Soph-
omore P. X., our candy-selling project, the proceeds
of which added considerably to our Washington trip
fund. With the spirit of Ardy to encourage us, we
sponsored another profitable food sale, and in May
the class journeyed again to Bear Mountain to spend
an enjoyable day.
LAP Ill
We rounded the curve into the third lap of the
race as we zealously undertook the publication of the
1952 "Ardsleyan." Through the enthusiasm and co-
operation of the staff, the Junior class and our advis-
ers, and throlfgh the patience and expert guidance of
Miss Pelda, we were able to produce a distinctive
yearbook which merited us a :,4i2 rating from the
Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Again, in order
to add to our ever increasing Washington trip fund,
we presented a movie, and in June Miss Robbie and
Mrs. Adams helped us to sponsor 'the annual Senior
Prom. The use of "A Starry Night" as our theme with
its unique and attractive decorations helped us to
promote a successful dance.
LAP IV
We advanced to the fourth lap, our final year in
high school. We strove diligently during the Senior
Subscription Campaign and through the assistance of
the high school, the proceeds were considerable. In
January tryouts began for our next undertaking, the
Senior Play, and in March under the direction of Mrs.
Koenig we presented "The Man Who Came to Din-
ner." The highlight of our Senior year was our trip to
Washington, D. C., at Easter time, an experience to
which we had looked forward for many years. ln
June, Ardy, after shifting into overdrive, sped us over
the finish line to graduation.
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ROBERTA MCGREGOR
Her Acbievementx Will Be Manifold
Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Honor Society 9 years,
Second Degree 2 years, Third Degree 3, 4,
Vice-Pres. 4, ARDSLEYAN Ass't. Editor 3, G.A.A.
1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, G.A,B. 2, 4, Sports Club
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years, Third Degree 4, Corres nd' g S
Sec. 4, Honor Society 9 Years, S ee
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4, ARDSLEYAN Typing Editor 3, Che l e
3, 4, Cap't. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, S ts ub lj
3, 4, Intramurals: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, lntromurals: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volle
1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 2, 3, 4, Graduation 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badi on Aff!
Usher 3, Commercial lo , Stddent Counc'l 1 J, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, Gro -A I, ,
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Complete Efficiency
Class Reporter 4, Honor Society 9 years, Sec-
ond Degree 4 years, Varsity Choir 3, 4, l.i-
brarian 3, Mixed Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,
Sec. 3, Intramurals: Softball 4, Volleyball
1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton
I, 2, 3, 4, All Sports Playday 3, Dramatic
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Gradua-
tion Usher 3, 100 Per Cent Club - 8th Grade
Math., Yearbook Club 2, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4,
"Mrs, Stanley" of Senior Play.
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MRS. ELINOR B. KOENIG
Vice-President
ROBERTA McGREGOR
Secretary
BARBARA O'LEARY
Class Reporter
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DOMINICK PASQUALE
Treasurer
FRANK JAZZO
Class Mother
MRS. DOMINICK RUTIGLAN-
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. HENRY O'LEARY
DOMINICK PASQUALE
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Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Honor Society 9 years,
Second Degree l year, Third Degree 2, 3, 4,
Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, ARDSLEYAN Editor-in-
Chief 3, Mixed Chorus I, Varsity Basketball
3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 'l, 2, Varsity
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Sec. 4,
Intramurals: Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4,
Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Graduation
Usher 3, Yearbook Club President 2, "John"
of Senior Play.
FRANK JAZZO
Super DeLuxe
Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Honor Society
9 years, Second Degree l year, Third Degree
'l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, ARDSLEY-AN Ass't. Editor
3, Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Varsity Basketball
2, 3, 4, Captain 4, J. V. Basketball I, 2, Var-
sity Basebail I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Vice-
Pres. 4, Intramurals: Basketball 'I, Softball
l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish, Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-
Treas. 3, Graduation Usher 3, Student Council
2, Yearbook Club 2, Vice-Pres. 2, American
legion Boys' State, 2, "Mr. Stanley" of Senior
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1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Girls' nsemble 1, Clef
Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Regional Chorus l, 2, 3, 4,
State Chorus 2, 4, State Competition 1, 3,
G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.B. 3, 4, Sports Club
3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Program Production
Committee 'l, 2, Graduation Usher 3, Student
Council 2, Yearbook Club 2, "Maggie Cutler"
of Senior Play.
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RICHARD L. ARONE
H e'll Always Be in the Winnefk Circle
Pres. 1, Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree
1 year, Third Degree 1, 2, 3, 4, ARDSLEYAN
Circulation Editor 3, Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2,
Varsity Basketball Manager 4, J. V. Basketball
Manager 2, 3, J. V. Baseball Manager 2, Vars-
ity Club 4, Treas. 4, Intramurals: Basketball 1,
2, 3, 4, softball 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4,
Pres. 3, Student Council 1, Yearbook Club 2,
American Legion Boys' State 3, Manager of
Magazine Campaign 3, 4, "Dr. Bradley" of
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ANTHONY P. D'ANGELO
Riding on Top of the World
Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 4 years,
Band 3, Varsity Choir 1, Varsity Basketball
Manager 3, J. V. Basketball Manager 1, 2,
Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 1, 2, Var-
sity Club 4, Intramurals: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4,
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, 100
Per Cent Club - 8th Grade Math., Creative
Writers' Club 2, Boy Scouts, First Class 1, 2,
"Sheridan Whiteside" of Senior Play.
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Smooth Running Defigner J Delight
Honor Society 2 years, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- Transfer from Madison High School Brooklyn
murals: Softball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, GAA 3 Lorraine Sheldon of Senior Play
Basketball 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Year-
book Club 2.
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PATRICIA GAARDER
Pure Fun from Bumper to Bumper
Honor Society 7 years, Varsity Choir 'I, Senior
Chorus I, Cheerleader 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4,
Spanish Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Year-
book Club 2, "Mrs. Dexter" of Senior Play.
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High Performance
Honor Society 5 years, Mixed Chorus 'I, G.A.A.
'I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.B. 4, Sports Club 4, Intra-
murals: Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, AII
Sports Playday 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4,
Yearbook Club 2, "Mrs. McCutcheon" of Senior
Play.
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Quick-Starting and Long-Letting
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Chorus 2, Varsity Basketball 4, J. V. Basket-
ball I, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, J. V.
Baseball I, Varsity Club 4, Intramurals: Basket-
ball I, Softball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3,
Graduation Usher 3, Yearbook Club 2, Boy
Scout, First Class I, Photography Club 'I, 2,
American Legion Oratorical Contest 4, Hearst
American History Contest 4, P.T.A. Student
Panel I, 3, "Bert Jefferson" of Senior Play.
ROBERT WILSON
Daredevil on Wheel:
Honor Society 3 years, Varsity Basketball 4,
Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, Junior Varsity
Baseball 'I, Intramural Softball I, 2, Stage
Crew 3, Outdoor Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scouts,
First Class 'I.
GAIL ANN KARCHER
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Honor Society 5 years, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intra-
murals: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Badminton I, 2,
3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, "June
Stanley" of Senior Play.
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M. GERRI MCCORMACK
Compact Model
Sec. I, 2, Honor Society I Year, Salt and
Pepper I, Mixed Chorus I, Cheerleader 1,
G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Intramurals: Softball
I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball
I, 2, 3, 4, All Sports Playday 2, 3, Spanish
Club 2, 3, Creative Writers' Club 2, Pres. 2,
Yearbook Club 2, ".lune Stanley" of Senior
Play.
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Mixed Chorus I, Junior Varsity Basketball
I, 2, 3, Junior Varsity Baseball I, 2, Intra-
murals: Softball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,
Outdoor Club I, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scout, Life I, 2,
3, 4, "Mr. Westcott" of Senior Play.
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Freyb Air Slyle
Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 2 years,
Intramural Basketball I, 2, Spanish Club 2,
100 Per Cent Club - 8th Grade Math., Out-
door Club I, 2, 4, Boy Scout, First Class l, 2,
Photography Club 'I, 2.
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Power Plant
Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 3 years,
Third Degree 3, 4, Band 3, Varsity Choir 2, 3,
4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Clef Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres.
3, 4, Regional Chorus 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3,
J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity Club 4, Intramurals:
Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Span-
ish Club 2, 3, Program Production Committee
2, 3, Graduation Usher 3, Yearbook Club 2,
Outdoor Club I, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 'I,
"Richard" of Senior Play.
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Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 4 years,
Band 3, Varsity Choir 'l, 3, Regional Chorus
l, 3, Varsity Baseball Manager 4, J. V. Base-
ball 2, Manager 3, Intramurals: Baseball 2, 3,
Basketball 'I, - ramatic Club 2, 3, Spanish
Club 2, 3, ook C ub 2, "Sandy" of Sen-
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JOY LARSEN
Super Sport
Transfer from Boy Ridge High, Brooklyn, Class
Reporter 3, Band 3, Varsity Choir 3, Orchestra
3, Cheerleader 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramurals:
Softball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4,
Badminton 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, "Lorraine
Sheldon" of Senior Play.
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MAUREEN ANN MCHENRY
She'll Go All the Way in High
Honor Society 3 years, ARDSLEYAN Business
Editor 3, Salt and Pepper 4, Varsity Choir
I, 2, 3, Robe Mistress 3, Senior Ersemble I,
Senior Chorus 1, Regional Chorus 2, G.A.A.
I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Softball I, 2, Volleyball
1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Graduation Usher 3,
Commercial Club 3, Yearbook Club 2, "Miss
Plgeen" of Senior Play.
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ROBERT C. COOK
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Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basket-
ball I, 2, Varsity Club 4, "Metz" of Senior
Play.
DONALD RAAB
Power and Speed
Honor Society I year, Varsity Basketball 4,
Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, Junior Varsity
Baseball 1, 2, Intramural Softball I, 2, "Bonio"
of Senior Play.
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EVELYN SCHMIDT
A Lifetime of Service
Vice-Pres. I, Honor Society 9 years, Second
Degree 5 years, ARDSLEYAN Art Editor 3,
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals: Softball I, 2,
3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2,
3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Pres.
3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher
3, Yearbook Club 2, "Harriet" of Senior Play.
Honor Society 9 years, Second Degree 4 years,
Third Degree 4, Mixed Chorus i, G.A.A. I, 2,
3, 4, G.A.B. 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4, Pres. 4,
Intramurals: Softball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball
I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Badminton
I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Pres. 4, Graduation
Usher 3, Yearbook Club 2, "Mrs. Stanley" of
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A Spark Plug
1, Sec. 3, Honor Society 9 years, Second
Treas.
Degree 5 years, Mixed Chorus 1, Cheerleader
o-captain 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports
1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bad-
1, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Com-
mercial Club 3, Yearbook Club 2, Sec. 2,
"Sarah" of Senior Play.
LAWRENCE R. RAICHT
Unique in Every Way
Honor Society 2 years, Varsity Choir 2, Junior
Varsity Baseball 1, 2, Intramural Softball 1, 2,
4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Yearbook Club 2,
"Beverly Carlton" of Senior P a .
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Supercharged
Honor Society 3 years, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,
G.A.B. 1, Sports Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treas. 4,
Intramurals: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball
1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton
1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Yearbook Club
2, "Mrs. Dexter" of Senior Play.
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Honorary Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 9
years, Fourth Degree 2 years, ARDSLEYAN
Publicity Manager, Varsity Choir Music Col-
lector 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball
Bat-Boy I, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, 100
Per Cent C ub hyalty, Prompter of Senior
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CLASS FLIRTS BEST-LOOKING
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FAVORITES
Barry Coggins and Shirlee Bernstein Barbara O'Leary and
CLASS WITS
Ronald Berlind
One afternoon in January all the high
school students, pencils in hand, sat down
at their homeroom desks and thought.
They considered all the seniors they knew
and tried to make up their minds which
names to write on the ballots before them.
It is their choice of the best-liked person-
alities which is shown on this page, and
they are confident that all these favorites
will continue through life with the same
success and popularity that was theirs in
high school.
ST ATHLETIC
Richard Arone and Helga Nordin Frank Jazzo and Helga Nordin
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FRONT ROW: Michael Grandolfi, Margaret Flanigan, Rosina Mobilia, Barty DeRocha Marianne Werthelm Louise
Quist, Richard Frischmann, Ruby Moretti, Lucy DiModugno, Miss Helen G. Robbie. SECOND ROW Joseph DeNardo
Carol Hashagen, David Fluskey, Gertrude Rosler, William Finger, Dorothy McPhee, Richard Bancroft Barbara Can
ning, Robert Hamilton. THIRD ROW: William Bell, Royce Paula Koors, Joseph Leach, Laura Pearce Anthony DePaul
Ruth Seeler, Robert Wilmoth, Ann Wilmoth. ABSENT: Frances Murphy, Laverne Ward Charles Ricci
as we look at the ardsleyan, our program
Teacher
MISS HELEN G. ROBBIE
President
RICHARD BANCROFT
Vice-President
LOUISE QUIST
Treasurer
WILLIAM FINGER
Secretary
CAROL HASHAGEN
Class Mother
MRS. RAY LEACH
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. ROGER BANCROFT
CLASS OF 1954-We began this busy year by
sponsoring a movie. Later with Miss Pelda's help,
most of the class worked hard writing and organiz-
ing the ARDSLEYAN, trying to make it a yearbook
of which the seniors will be proud. We celebrated
the arrival ot the book with a picnic. With Miss Rob-
bie's aid, we had a great deal of fun, too, carrying
out the program for the June prom. .lust think, only
one more year left.
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Fitzgerald, Angela Locuratolo, John Young, Evelyn Haller, Ken-nefk Aclxer,' Margaret Ann Reuter, Mr. Frank Kluge.
SECOND ROW: Dorothy Jensen, Stephen Bertman,,BaYrbara hieifdecchia, Michael Cawley, Katherine Schoenstein,
Richard Jaejger, ,Joyce Bloomtiefd., Robert1McKirgan, Barbara Berlindf THIRD ROW: 'Ellen Heintz, Franklin Schmidt,
Betteiteenwerth, Paul llafsen, Annette Scott, Richard Hay, Judith Baker, Reginald Hermans, Caryl Huesgen, Raymond
Carlson. FO'iJRTH ROWQ Evelyn Staff, Ronald Casef Doregfilher ree Robert ansonuiizabeth Waldemar, Jer-
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A. Cascorano, A. Weiss, Mr. C. Felter. SECOND ROW: W. Hoffman, J. Manchester, F. Katcher, R. Hughes, J. Raicht,
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laura Pearce
Art Editor
' Ruth Seoler
Publicity Editor.
Mr. Paul Koors
Budget Adviser
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Assistant Editor '
Joseph DeNardo
Business Manager
Robert Hamilton
Snapshot Editor
Miss Cornelia Patteson
Business Adviser
In September the first decision made by the
BOARD OF EDITORS of the 1953 ARDSLEYAN was
to try to make our yearbook "the best' ever." Through-
out the year the -staff has worked together toward this
goal using as a motto to go with our theme:
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FRONT: L. Quist, Miss H. Robbie, D. Pasquale, R. McGregor, F. Jazzo. BACK: K. Cauvet, B. O'Leary, E. Schmidt, R. Frischmann,
M. Grandolfi, J. Brennan, W. Finger, R. Arone.
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PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY
Dominick Pasquale Roberta McGregor Louise Quist
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISER
Barbara O'Leary Frank Jazzo Miss Helen G. Robbie
The THIRD DEGREE is the executive group of the
Honor Society composed of the twelve most outstand-
ing high school students in the organization.
In the fall the group organized a student guard to
help protect the younger children from accidents on
the playground. The thirtieth annual First Degree initi-
ation was a memorable one for seventy-three students,
THIRD DEGREE VALENTINE BOX
Louise Quist, Jean Brennan, Frank Jazlo.
the largest number ever to be inducted.
Throughout the year the THIRD DEGREE has spon-
sored a Christmas card and Valentine mail box, a free
movie for the grade children, and a spring party for
the high school, as well as planning a school memorial
park in memory of the Ardsley boys who lost their
lives in World War II.
FIRST DEGREE INITIATION
Barbara O'Leary, Jonathan Purdy, Judy Stern, Roberta McGregor,
Margaret Stahl, Dominick Pasquale.
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and leaders must set up the rules.
Each year the presidents of grades 3 through 8 ioin together and form the JUNIOR
STUDENT COUNCIL. With the help of Mr. Arthur W. Silliman, Principal, they furnish
leadership for activities in the elementary school and sponsor a seed sale to raise money
for special assemblies, prizes, and a trip for the Honor Color Guard.
The VARSITY CLUB is composed of boys who have
earned a Varsity letter in baseball or basketball. This
leadership group sponsored a sale of Ardsley buttons
and organized a trip to West Point. The President is
R. Wilmoth: Vice-President, F. Jazzo, Secretary, D.
Pasquale, Treasurer, R. Arone.
FRONT: F. Jazzo, R. Wilmoth, D. Pasquale, R. Arone, A.
D'Angelo, A. DePaul. BACK: R. Cook, K. Cauvet, R. Berlind, Mr.
K. Brown, R. Bancroft, M. Cawley.
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The GIRLS' ATHLETIC BOARD is the advisory
group of the Girls' Athletic Association, and its mem-
bers represent each high school class. Besides making
up the schedules for G. A. A. activities, they check
the point cards of all participants and help organize
a June picnic.
FRONT: Grace Barbieri, Mary Lou Cammisa. Back: Miss Grace
Roll, Adviser, Loretta Arone, Jean Brennan, Evelyn Schmidt,
Louise Quist, Roberta McGregor.
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CREATIVE WRITERS' CLUB are all eager to improve
their style of writing. Their activities included com-
posing sentences, writing stories, and developing plots
as a group. Together with Miss Dorothy M. Pelda,
their adviser, the club members attended the spring
play festival at the County Center.
a spanish team,
THE SPANISH CLUB learned about Mexico
through the description by Miss Robbie, the adviser,
of her trip to Mexico and through lunching at a Mex-
i ican restaurant. The Spanish I group gave a Christ-
mas party. E. Schmidt and A. DePaul are co-chairmen
of the Spanish I group, B. Nardecchia is Secretary.
R. Frischmann is President and R. Bancroft, Secretary,
of the second year section.
FRONT ROW: E. Haller, J. Bloomfield, Miss H. Robbie, E. Staff, B. O'Leary. SECOND ROW: K. Acller, A. Scott, J. Baker, M. L. Cam-
misa, J. Brennan, M. A. Reuter, B. Nardecchia, E. Waldemar, M. Grandolfi, P. Gaarder, R. Bancroft. BACK ROW: J. Freed, D. Pasquale,
A. DePaul, F. Jauo, P. Nardecchia, R. Seeler, R. McKirgan, R. Arone, J. Leach, E. Heintz, E. Schmidt, R. Hermans, R. Frischmann, W.
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ROW: D. Guckenbiehl, S. Kley, K. Moore. SECOND ROW: M. Scheller, T. Gannon, M. J. Flanigan, S. Sage, M. Cassens, P.
F. Sheldon, J. Barger, B. Lotus, H. Hamilton, V. Duke, C. Lotus, B. Gardiner, B. Strachan. THIRD ROW: J. Hashagan, T.
F. Scheller, E. Rooney, Mrs. R. Howes, M. Baker, R. Pellegrhini, I. Carlson, L. Schoenstein, P. Weiss, M. Mack, P.
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eighth gnadesuwho wanted to lleain morlelabout sew- who, -under the guidance ot Miss Dorothy M. Pekin,
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wilh,fMrs. Ruth Howes in the home economics room to "dummy-" My SIVQDQ Pdlemsl nd iii'-Im of Yeefbboks 'J
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K. Acker, J. Young, K. Schoenstein, D. Suthergreen, E. Haller, A. Locuratolo, J. Baker, M. Silk. THIRD ROW: W. Mooney, F. Schmidt, Ili ll- if ll
P. Larsen,.R. Johnson, J. Freed, M. Reuter, E. Flanigan, R. DePaul, D. Jensen, A. Scott. STANDING: Miss D. Pelda, B. Nardecchia, M. X Q' f 1' tx I
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, THE JOURNALISM CLUB publishes the high The main proiect of the DRAMATIC CLUB was
ff . f school a er, the "Salt 'n Pe er." This ear we have to resent at a high school assembl a one-act
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number of pages. Our editor, J. DeNardo, and Secre-
tary, J. Baker, were invited to attend a press confer-
ence on television early in February. Mr. Koors is
adviser.
The members learned how to improve their acting by
practicing pantomimes. P. Nardecchia is President, N.
Solomon, Vice-President: E. Haller, Secretary: A.
Huesgen, Treasurer: and Mrs. E. Koenig, Adviser.
STANDING: Mrs. E. Koenig, P. Nordecchia, B. Berlind, M. Fitzgerald, J. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: A. Huesgen, R. Yule, J. Bloom-
field, D. Jensen. BACK ROW: F. Schmidt, W. Mooney, K. Acker, I.. Raicht, S. Bertman, A. Wickersham, E. Haller, N. Solomon, J.
Raicht.
Ken Cauvet
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Dick Bancroft
FRONT: Mr. Kenneth Brown, Coach, Ronald Berlind, Ronald Casey, Anthony DePaul, Michael Cawley, Anthony
Cascarano. BACK: John Koster, Anthony D'Angelo, Richard Bancroft, Frank Jazzo, Kenneth Cauvet, Dominick
Pasquale. ABSENT: John Young and Jerome Freed.
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At the first sign of spring, over thirty-five candidates report? fo3T?iEBAll practic .
With nine veterans returning from last year's team and en W
was a fine season for Ardsley both at bat and in the field.
For many years Ardsley has wanted TRACK in its spiqdso
able to have it because of t-he insufficient number of boywgr, e school
the larger classes could make this team possible inthe ne utur . -
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Dominick Pasquale, Ronald Casey, Anthony DePaul, Donald Raab, Frank Jazzo, Richard Arone. ABSENT:
Robert Wilmoth.
Don Raab Bob Cook
on the basketball court.
The outstanding feature of the T953 VARSITY BASKETBALL team, coached by Mr.
Kenneth Brown, was its strong spirit of co-operation.
At the end of the season, Ardsley stood third in the league with five wins and five
losses. The school is proud ot D. Pasquale who won the championship in the Western
Westchester League foul-shooting contest and of R. Wilmoth and R. Berlind who played
on the All-Star team.
Bob Wilson
Frank Jazzo
Ronny Berlind
here is a cheer from the girls in sports
Every high school girl who is interested in after-
school sports can ioin the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCI-
ATION. At its first meeting in September the G. A. A.
elected Roberta McGregor, President, and Ruth
Seeler, Secretary. Plans for the entire year were or-
ganized.
The initial activity was interclass softball, and the
iuniors won the championship after a close game with
the seniors. Volleyball was the next sport, and the
competition among the six teams was keen. The
seniors were triumphant in volleyball interclass and
basketball as well.
Members of the SPORTS CLUB refereed
all Girls' Athletic Association games this year
and sponsored a successful playday for the
iunior high students from five schools. The
group enioyed a week-end camping trip at
Hamanaset Beach, Connecticut, in June. This
year B. O'Leary and M. L. Cammisa were
admitted to the club. Evelyn Schmidt is Pres-
ident, Helga Nordin, Secretary-Treasurer,
and Miss Grace Roll is adviser.
FRONT ROW: Jean Brennan, Louise Quist, Barbara
Rutiglan, Barbara Canning. BACK ROW: Ruth Seeler,
Roberta McGregor, Helga Nordin, Evelyn Schmidt,
Miss Grace Roll.
and the cheerleaders themselves!
At the conclusion of the G. A. A. basketball sea-
son, honor teams were chosen to play the neighboring
schools of Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Washington Irving,
and Hastings. The competition was close, but Ardsley
remained undefeated for its third consecutive season.
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In October eight regulars and two sub
stitutes were selected for the CHEERLEAD-
ING SQUAD, and these ten girls rooted for
the Ardsley teams at all of the basketball
games. New blue and gold uniforms were
purchased in the fall, and a movie was pre-
sented to help pay for them. With the aid of
Miss Gloria Beale, their adviser, the squad
invented many new cheers and improved the
old ones. They presented their best cheers
at the culminating event of the season, the
All-Star game.
CENTER: Barbara O'Leary. Loretta Arone, Rose Marie
DePaul, Joy Larsen, Barbara Canning, Barbara Ber-
lind, Barbara Rutiglan, Judith Goodwin, Patricia
Gaarder, Margaret Fitzgerald.
Throughout the year, all the girls were divided
into two teams, BLUE AND GOLD, competing in each
sport. Then at the final picnic in June after the supper
and the entertainment, a cup was presented to the
captain of the team YW-the atcsznumber of
pains. B-if "'A A . A A
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On a lovely day early in October,
the sophomore biology class arrived
at Croton Point with Mr. and Mrs.
Horend and Mr. Koors. They stayed
at BIOLOGY CAMP for a week
studying the subject at its source by
means of hikes and discussions with
Mr. Horend. On one of the paths
they saw the rare gingko tree with
its strange tan-shaped leaves, and
they walked around the tip of the
Point to study the change of rock
and clay formations.
Every afternoon was spent re-
laxing, playing baseball or horse-
shoes, or swimming. Many sopho-
mores went exploring on their own,
and they wandered about in the
gloomy depths of the ancient wine
cellars.
everyone is there from campers
After dinner and 'dishes were fin-
ished each evening, a roaring fire
was built in the tireplace, and all
gathered around to talk. Often they
sang together for an hour, and one
evening they produced a variety
show for their visitors.
' Since this class of thirty-eight was
the largest BIOLOGY CAMP ever
organized, the different iobs could
be divided better and there was
more extra time for everyone. The
first BIOLOGY CAMP three years
ago was an experiment, at every
step there was a new problem. Now,
due to its success each year, the
proiect has become a tradition to
which each sophomore class can
look forward with confidence.
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The air was cold and brisk, and the hikers were tired and hungry as
they stopped for lunch after walking all morning along the Appalachian
Trail, the picturesque footpath leading 2,300 miles from Maine to Georgia.
Pictured are the pupils of the two seventh grades who went on the Mount
Greylock trip last May with their MOUNTAIN TOP CLUB leader, Principal
Arthur W. Silliman.
This was only one of the many trips taken by the MOUNTAIN TOP
CLUB. The group might also have been found exploring Bear Mountain
or Fahnestock Park,fvisiting Valley Forge, or seeing historic spots in our
own county. Some trips took only an afternoon and evening while others
were for overnight, for a week-end, or for several days during a vacation
period. Wherever they went, they lived simply like true campers, preparing
their meals over the open fire, sleeping under the stars, and always re-
membering the responsibility toward one another and to the safety of the
fields and woods where they stayed. All trips were run on a camping basis
at a minimum cost.
To be eligible for these trips, the boys and girls had to be members of
grades five through eight and must have gone on at least three or more
Education-Adventure trips with Mr. Silliman.
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to all the musicians: singers,
Seventh and eighth graders pos-
sessing musical ability and a willing-
ness to co-operate are eligible for
the SENIOR ELEMENTARY CHOR-
US. The most memorable experience
was presenting the Halloween op-
eretta "Junior Holiday" written by
Miss Gloria Stocco. The chorus also
performed at all the school music
programs. Ofticers of the organ-
ization are Barbara Gardiner, Pres-
identg Chester Slaybaugh, Vice-
President, Margaret Christiano, Sec-
pa nist.
With Miss Gloria Stocco helping, Mr. Mitchell C. Vincent was able to make this a
year of real improvement for the ORCHESTRA. Besides playing for the Spring Festival
and senior graduation, the group had a recital of its own in February. Richard Bancroft,
Royce Paula Koors, and Marianne Wertheim were chosen to represent the school in the
sectional All-State Festival at the County Center, and Marianne Wertheim played in the
Buffalo All-State orchestra.
retary, and Cynthia Proske Accom-
instrumentalists, their leaders,
THE JUNIOR ELEMENTARY
CHORUS offers a wonderful begin-
ning in group singing for talented
members of the fifth and sixth
grades. During this year under the
direction of Miss Gloria Stocco, the
chorus participated in assembly pro-
grams, the Christmas Concert, and
the annual Spring Festival. Duncan
Clarke is President, Wayne Boulton,
Vice-President, Rosemary Harten,
Secretary, John Evans, Librarian.
THE VARSITY CHOIR, led by Mr. Vincent, has been the pride of Ardsley for many
years. The present choir sang not only at all school functions but also in Leighton's at
Christmas. Several members performed with the Sectional State Chorus this year, and
in February two were accepted for the All-State group in Buffalo. The officers are: Jean
Brennan, President, Kenneth Cauvet, Vice-President, and Richard Bancroft, Secretary.
FRONT: Ruby Moretti, Rose Marie DePaul, Louise Quist, Jean Brennan, Royce Paula Koors, Marianne Wertheim, Mr. Mitchell
C. Vincent. BACK: Kenneth Cauvet, Anthony DePaul, Richard Bancroft.
On January 'l4th Mr. Vincent called together the nine members of the CLEF CLUB for the election
of new members. This group is the advisory board of the Music Department, and its purpose is to make
rules of conduct and effort for each music organization and to discuss important matters which arise. J.
Brennan is President, K. Cauvet, Vice-President, and R. Moretti, Secretary.
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BELOW: Berta and Barbara. CEN-
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grade snapshots
Tommy and Eddie Gardiner
Mrs. Adams's Second Grade Mrs. Squeri's Kindergarten
ready for "Ardsleyan" pictures
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Walter Meuser
Watson Bell and Glenn Koors Patricia Witham and Anita Bliss
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GRADE 8-During this, our graduation year, the Teacher
fx MR. HARLAN A. THOMAS
eighth grade has participated in many activities. We Presidem
were proud to take part in raising money for the DAVID MOONEY
Vice-President
P. T. A. Scholarship Fund by running the Hobby BARBARA LOTUS
I
M Booth at the village fair. Of course, the most thrilling RoBg5a1'R':'gTlNI
fl events were the prom' and graduation, both of which Secretary
ROBERTA PELLEGRINI
-. u- we have looked forward to for so long. The entire Class Mower
' class is happy to say that this has been the best MRS' PAUL MESTERN
Assistant Class Mother
' I year yet! MRS. JosEPH MARTINI
our cheers for ardy are strong,
FRONT ROW: Mr. H. Thomas, G. Ragone, C. A. Morris, J. Berlind, P. Young, nM. Pascone, H. Hamilton, F. Pestone
L. Nevinger, C. Copeland, M. O'Leary, H. Kessler. SECOND ROW: R. Pellegrini, E. Bramble, B. Gardiner, J. Rooney
B. Lotus, R. Martini, L Medovich, M. McDonough, G. Greiner, P. Karcher. THIRD ROW: D. Mooney, R. Pearce, G
Koors, B. Strachan, D. Viola, F. Schappach, C. Lotus, C. Slaybaugh, N. Noschese, A. De Rocha. FOURTH ROW
W. Bell, J. Barger, R. Bell, C. Proske, E. Marron, P. Carlyle, J. Perillo, M. Christiano, D. Marrus, G. Mestern.
1
FRONT ROW: M. Mack, S. Nash, T. Gannon, L. Beall, M. Scheller, R. Fitzgerald, C. Streib, V. Duke, D. Gucken
biehl, Miss M. Wesp. SECOND ROW: P. Weiss, L. Morrison, B. LeDuc, P. Hunt, M. J. Flanigan, P. Engelkirk, J. Med
ovich, A. Pasquale, I. Mureau. THIRD ROW: W. Ashbee, M. Baker, R. Anthony, M. Cassens, C. Lindman, S. Sage R
Clute, P. Hutchinson, M. Cascarano. FOURTH ROW: F. Sheldon, J. Westervelt, R. Mooney, K. McComb, I. CarIson,lW
Anderson, P. Robinson, R. Plechner. ABSENT: N. Reynaud.
he is everything we love in our school.
Teacher G D - '
MISS MARGARET A. WESP RA E 7 WE As our year in the seventh grade
President comes to a close, we look back on many pleasant
MURIEL CASSENS
vgwpresqdeny memories: workin on the Kea Sho e and the hot
9 PP
INGRID MURAU
Treasurer dog stand at the P. T. A. Fair, using our artistic talent
KENNETH M COMB
S t C and experience with ghosts and witches to win third .I-'
effe Clfy
RALPH PIECHNER prize in the Halloween window decorating contest, I
Class Mother '
MRS- HOWARD NASH and, of course, having the wonderful parties and F
Assistant Class Mother :L i
MRS. DOMINICK PASQUALE roller-skating trips. We've really had fun. fuu.m4.nuuu:u1
FRONT ROW: Mr. William Wolter, Martha Larsen, Robert Plechner, Kendree Moore, Lalann Schoenstein, Frank Childs,
Betty Rooney, Joseph Murray. SECOND ROW: Susan Kley, Robert Freundel, Louise DeNardo, Walter Meuser, Flor-
ence Scheller, John Whelan. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hashagen, Mark Schultz, Theresa Cappetta, Richard Mooney, Elneta
Calhoun.
we are proud to stand up
GRADE 7WO-Our first year of junior high with
Mr. Wolter has been full of new experiences and
good times.
In November we ioined the other seventh grade
in serving refreshments at the P. T. A. Fair, and at
Christmas we all enjoyed the big party at Mark
SchuItz's house. Our class also participated in several
field trips in science. Ushering at the eighth grade
graduation has made us feel very close to high
school.
Teacher
MR. WILLIAM WOLTER
President
KENDREE MOORE
Vice-President
ROBERT FREUNDEL
Treasurer
SUSAN KLEY
Secretary
WALTER MEUSER
Class Mother
MRS. BEATRICE CALHOUN
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. CLAIRE FREUNDEL
Teacher
MRS. ALICE C. FRISCHMANN
President
TEDDY DlPADOVA
Vice-President
NANCY HUNT
Treasurer
LINDA STANAWAY
Secretary
JACK CASADONE
Class Mother
MRS. CHARLES HINNEN
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. PAGE HUNT
GRADE 5F-This year we have tried to make
reading a hobby. Each person read a book or two
a month and then made a report with a cover illus-
trating the story.
Last year Grade 5F was appointed official color
guard and we have worked hard this year to try
to win the honor again We are also very proud of
our four weeks perfect attendance record In October
f
Q
I A - . and wave our banners for ardsley'
FRONT ROW: Thomas Fatigate, Rose Lorraine Ennis, Jack Casadone, Carolyn Nash, Peter Gaeger Mrs Alice Frisch
mann. SECOND ROW: Dennis McDonough, Sharon Nilson, Teddy DiPadova, Santa DeRocha, Linda Stanaway Michael
Mondelli. THIRD ROW: Karl Soderstrom, Nancy Hunt, Margaret Hinnen, Kay Barger, Gale Bechtold Walter Papovltch
GRADE 6-After we learned about Europe this Teacher
'N MRS. HELENA SNYDER
F year, we all made pictures and booklets concerning Presidem
' X different countries. While studying Asia, we worked DUNCAN CLARKE
. D Vice-President
I- in groups on colorful murals depicting the life and WAYNE BOULTON
K l Treasurer
X people 'here' PATRICIA wm-IAM
L' V - Secretary
4? X COE Last year, our color guard won the annual con LARRY NARDECCHIA
, , ..,, ,,.. test, and the group was rewarded this fall by a trip Class Mother
8 'h lu. I I d ' MRS. STEPHEN WITHAM
0 wit Mr. Sl iman. The whole cass enloye going Assistant Class Mother
roller skating and having a picnic in June. MRS' JOHN OSTERBERG
sometimes, as we watch the race,
FRONT ROW: W. Boulton, V. Pellegrino, A. Cuzzo, J. Kipp, P. Wickersham, C. Istvan, J. Kyft, H. Ward, L. Quist, F.
Cecelin, R. Sankey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. H. Snyder, L. Nardecchia, V. LeCount, B. Lehman, Y. Tunnard, J. Evans,
C. D'Andrea, M. Moccia, H. Guller, R. Halvorsen, A. Schafer, D. Clarke. THIRD ROW: R. Glinsman, G. Osterberg, P.
Grutzner, E. Locuratolo, G. Davids, K. Kluepful, C. Lehmkuhl, N. Fasenfeld, P. Brandon, G. Whitney, C. Fon. FOURTH
ROW: K. Waldemar, L. King, J. Istvan, A. Bliss, J. Hines, P. Witham, B. McKeough, J. Whitney, K. Yocis, C. Mestern,
W. Whalen. ABSENT: S. Benning, P. Reynaud.
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FRONT ROW: W. Shaughnessy, G. Ramin, N. Hoy, P. Chalmers, R. Raicht, B. Cook, E. Kley, J. Saunders, A. Le Duc
Miss E. Tryon. SECOND ROW: P. Gatti, J. Riccio, R. Ellis, S. Walther, D. McComb, C. O'Connor, J. Goldman, D. Clarke
S. Suthergreen, P. Muller. THIRD ROW: M. Fagan, E. Aim, C. Gruessing, A. lzzolo, V. Rochon, A. Waldeier, L. Kane
D. Tidaback, C. Cassano. FOURTH ROW: V. Rosler, J. Waterbury, R. Harten, E. Lutz, J. Kuhlmann, D. Nugent, C
Stahl, J. Anthony, C. Wolk, B. Zinck. ABSENT: L. Hughes.
our car seems to Ialter a little,
Teacher GRADE 5T-Our year in the fifth grade has been
MISS FTHEI' TRYON very busy and enioyable partly because of our many y
DONIXETEBRKE clubs. Also, we had 'I0O'X: enrollment in the Junior A I
Vice.P,-esidenf Red Cross whose activities included helping Grass-
LINDA KANE . . .
lands Hospital and sending cards or baskets of fruit
Treasurer I
JOANNE RICCIO to sick classmates and teachers.
Secretary
ROSEMARY HARTEN
Class Mother
MRS. GORDON NUGENT
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. EDWARD AIM
Studying about the colonies in New England, we
built a scene of Manhattan Island on our sand-table
and showed democracy in that time by inserting
meeting houses and various churches.
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FRONT ROW: J. Esposito, W. Delagi, S. Istvan, K. Eckleman, R. Bennett, K. Morrison, R. Bell, A. deTarnowsky, N
Moore. SECOND ROW: K. Moore, R. Lindman, J. Osterbecg, S. Smith, D. Schaefer, T. Gardiner, M. Stahl, G. Rochon
L. Grandolfi, Miss Edwards. THIRD ROW: J. Mullahy, E. Brady, K. McGlynn, J. E. Cauvet, J. Purdy, A. Bennett, F
Progner, J. Stagliano. FOURTH ROW: M. Krauss, R. Davids, A. Sekaer, J. Marsek, B. Gerow, F. Purcell, J. Stern, R
Newbauer, R. Grell, J. Speicher. ABSENT: G. Lundberg, G. Jenter, J. Adams.
but the problems are soon solved.
GRADE 4E-All year our aim has been to learn
to get along with others, to respect the rights of
classmates and teachers, and to try to be helpful
whenever and wherever we could. In this spirit we
made contributions to the Red Cross drive and gave
canned goods and boxes of food to the Dobbs Ferry
hospital at Thanksgiving time.
We learned much by going on trips to the Muse-
um of Natural History. The year ended with a won-
derful class picnic.
Teacher
MISS HARRIETT S. EDWARDS
President
GUY LUNDBERG
Vice-President
JANE ELLEN CAUVET
Treasurer
JOSEPH MARSEK
Class Mother
MRS. H. E. SPARKS
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. PENDER STERN
Teacher
MRS. MARGARET Y. REUTER
President
WILLIAM DUKE
Vice-President
JOSEPH MONTARULI
Treasurer
ROBERT KYFF
Secretary
CAROL FREED
CONSTANCE COGGINS
Class Mother
MRS. JOHN EDELSTEIN
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. OGDEN PRESTHOLDT
GRADE 4R-This year our class has studied about
people of many lands and climates. We have taken
a trip-in our imagination-around the world and
have enjoyed making new friends in strange countries
and learning their habits and customs. In addition to
studying about people in today's world, we have
read about early people through legends and stories
and have realized how "history repeats itself."
To provide us with relaxation, our class mothers
gave us lovely parties at Halloween, Christmas, and
Easter.
we are good friends with our neighbors
FRONT ROW: Mrs. Reuter, C. Freed, H. Bernstein, V. Becktold, W. Lippmann, C. Townsend J Prestholdt F Bramble
J. Harten, C. Staft. SECOND ROW: D. Hines, P. Waite, R. Liposky, S. Ullman, W. Duke E Hanrahan R Kitt E
Brookings, A. Jacob. THIRD ROW: J. Montaruli, C. De Rosa, E. Maher, P. Carlson L McGovern B Edelsteln C
Haller, W. Geer. FOURTH ROW: J. Fon, G. Wehmeyer, S. Parachini, R. Wedekind, K Kluepfel F Marron C Cog
gins, C. Gotti.
GRADE 3TfThis year to help us learn our spell-
ing better, we made a spelling booklet each month
for our tests. We kept the booklets from month to
month so that we had a collection of them at the
end of the year.
At Christmas we had an exchange of gifts and
made our own tree decorations and gifts for our
'i parents. After the vacation we all brought in our
is
aim'-
favorite toys and had a toy show.
in spite ol competition,
Teacher
MISS HELEN TOOMEY
President
WINIFRED IZZOLO
Vice-President
PAUL KOORS
Treasurer
ELLEN KORBIN
Secretary
EDWARD BROWN
Class Mother
MRS. FREDERICK CASSENS
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. DONALD BURNS
FRONT ROW: J. Pascone, E. Korbin, T. Pancoast, L. Britt, E. Brown, L. Larsen, D. Knapp, G. Crisi, F. Holser, Miss H
Toomey. SECOND ROW: J. Sankey, D. Goodman, J. Morey, M. Burns, M. Schappach, P. Koors, A. Ridings, R. Cook,
J. Beckman, D. Andrews. THIRD ROW: G. Hellthaler, L. Wirz, D. Rooney, C. Weinberger, J. Perrotta, L. Perrotta, W.
Izzolo, P. Bell, M. Lehmkuhl, R. Clute, C. Salerno. FOURTH ROW: A. Sheldon, J. Dowe, S. Witham, S. Young, D.
Murau, K. Cassens, T. Lofgren, C. Gruessing, K. Yocis, W. Love. ABSENT: G. Seberg.
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Waldeier, J. Cooney, J. Smyth. SECOND ROW: H. Ardanowski, J. deCsaby, S. Werner, N. Stien, P. Mestern C Jenter
J. Walther, A. Inverson, K. Sullivan, R. Morris. THIRD ROW: P. Osterberg, R. Gannon, M. Speicher D Schafer T
Witham, C. Sekaer, R. Pestone, P. Gruber, A. Hellthaler. FOURTH ROW: R. Andreson, V. Waldemar F Kappler
S. Waterbury, C. LaMonte, R. Brandon, E. Anthony, R. Reilly, M. Hoy.
Teacher
MISS RUTH HURLBUT
President
WINIFRED DORNHOEFER
Vice-President
RICHARD REILLY
Treasurer
KATHERINE SULLIVAN
BETTY ANTHONY
Secretary
MARION SPEICHER
Class Mother
MRS. ANTHONY WALDEIER
Assistant Class Mother
MRS. ABRAHAM KATCHER
but we're not too modest
GRADE 3H-The bronze medal for the Honor So-
ciety was our aim this year, and we have worked
hard on our new subtraction and multiplication tables
to help earn it. In November, we did our part for the
village fair by making little Iollipop dolls.
Many times we had exciting spelling bees with
Miss Toomey's grade which helped us to learn our
hard words, and in June we all went on a trip to
the Bronx Zoo.
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FRONT ROW: E. Glinsman, C. Fon, J. King, J. A. Esposito, S. Einhorn, J. Lieberman, J. Casadone, J. Hickey, J. Kane,
M. Graham, H. Marcus, M. E. Saunders. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Farnham, C. Moccia, J. Maher, D. Bliss, R. Denike, S.
Chandler, J. Kipp, N. Oliver, A. Meislin, M. .KiIstrom, R. Prestholdt, J. Luvisa, M. Halvorsen, Mrs. Adams. THIRD ROW:
D. Inversin, R. Carlyle, R. Dritz, A. Fatigate, P. Johann, J. Edelstein, C. Rayburn, S. Chalmers, P. Guckenbiehl, R.
Gorton, W. Istvan, C. Bernstein. FOURTH ROW: M. Hillebrand, N. Hay, K. Beall, J. Nugent, S. Anthony, C. Kappler,
L. Hudson, G. Istvan, M. Watson, C. Kolb, P. Johnston, R. Watson. ABSENT: E. Copeland.
about our record Ior victories!
GRADE 2-Besides our regular classwork in the
three R's, we looked forward every week to lessons
in drawing and games in gym class. With our boys'
and girls' clubs after school, we went on trips to the
Yonkers museum and Woodlands as well as on many
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A. M.
Teachers
MRS. RUTH ADAMS
MRS. ETHEL J. FARNHAM
President
ANNETTE FATIGATE
ROBERT DRITZ
Vice-President
JUDITH LUVISO
SHARON CHALMERS
Class Mothers
MRS. JAMES KING
MRS. FRANK KAPPLER
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. EVERETT EINHORN
MRS. JOHN KIPP
Treasurers
JANET HICKEY
HOWARD MARCUS
Secretaries
ROBIN GORTON
NANCY OLIVER
P. M.
Teachers
MRS. RUTH B. ADAMS
MRS. ETHEL J. FARNHAM
President
DELL CLARKE
CAROL ANNE GEER
Vice-President
LINDA VIOLA
CHARLES KALMYKOW
Class Mothers
MRS. ALBERT MEUSER
MRS. JACK MARRUS
GRADE 2-We had a very busy year because of
the need to complete our required work in half the
usual time. Besides learning more about reading and
arithmetic, we have had daily visits from Miss Beale
who read to us and taught us science, gym, and
health. Miss Stocco and Miss Davis helped us with
our music and art.
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. HOWARD WHITNEY
MRS. WILLIAM DUKE III
Treasurers '
LINDA HOFFMAN
PETER MARRUS
Secretaries
PAMELA GRANDOLFI
MARY CHRIS BAILEY
we know that il we all stay together
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FRONT ROW: D. Staff, R. Shepard, C. Kalmykow, B. Atalese, M. C. Bailey, D. McKean, L. Freedman, B. Duke, D
Gontar, J. Gibson, E. Grandolfi. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Farnham, C. Theil, D. Ashley, I. Bartlett, W. Sommer, C. And
rews, P. Marrus, C. A. Geer, R. Mackenzie, J. Glaberson, C. Hinnen, E. McCormack, Mrs. Adams. THIRD ROW: J
Strand, R. A. Bliss, J. Feurer, D. Clarke, L. Rosler, D. Paterson, M. Tidaback, L. Hoffman, P. Grandolti, M. Morano
FOURTH ROW: M. Flanigan, S. Whitney, C. Meuser, A. Ardanowski, R. Cook, L. Viola, W. Moore, Y. Yuskin, E
Gardiner, D. Nardecchia. ABSENT: R. Kreiter.
GRADE 1-This year our grade was divided into
two sections, morning and afternoon, so that we went
to school for only half a day. In this way the classes
were made smaller so that each of us could get more
individual help with our new problems in reading and
doing arithmetic. Our time was short, but we were
able to keep up our activities after school hours, and
our class mothers helped us to have many parties.
A. M.
Teachers
MRS. LOUISE K. HATFIELD
MRS. MYRTLE J. SEBERG
Class Mothers
MRS. GEORGE WOLK
MRS. HENRY JANSON
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. ROY FAGAN
MRS. ROBERT WEISS
and listen carefully to our coaches,
FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hatfield, G. Progner, E. Nilsen, M. Weggenman, R. Cooney, R. Jacobi, R. Hume, N. Jacobs, B.
Munkelt, W. Welden, R. Dickerman, M. Anger, D. Harris. SECOND ROW: L. Goldman, J. Washburn, A. Janson, S.
Nusbaum, R. Weiss, N. Ferrier, T. Schneider, M. Pappas, R. Clarke, G. Murrow, R. Cabot, Mrs. Seberg. THIRD ROW:
E. Lamont, L. Fagan, E. Trutt, S. DeNicola, C. A. Bates, C. Delmerico, M. J. Tancredi, N. Galetta, S. Groth, G. Kelley,
S. Dachinger, C. Smyth. FOURTH ROW: K. Pascone, L. Zito, J. L. Crisi, L. Guller, A. Millow, J. Wolk, R. Casey, K.
Doscher, B. Sheftield, R. Kessler, M. Kashchy, A. Groth, ABSENT: J. Sarantis.
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FRONT ROW: Mrs. L. Hatfield, B. Guillon, R. Bailey, S. Engelkirk, A. Munck, M. Ellis, C. Crisi, K. de Tarnowske, W
Ullman, G. Purdey, T. Marsek, Mrs. Seberg. SECOND ROW: A. Tallcott, K. Seus, S. Seitz, C. Roberts, N. Leach, P
Kuoni, E. Grell, C. Schafer, J. Purdy, E. Thorpe, K. Olson. THIRD ROW: H. Whitney, C. Wimazal, T. D'Auria, M
Pestone, S. Chase, K. Sage, R. Wedekind, S. A. McMurtrie, W. Britt, J. Waterbury. FOURTH ROW: M. Sullivan, D
Benzenberg, D. McGlynn, E. Naviski, R. Whelan, J. Cleary, R. Shepard, D. Cook, B. Bertone, E. Cornish. ABSENT
S. Burr.
we can clear all the curves easily,
GRADE l-Throughout the past year, we have
P' M' read again about Dick and Jane and have also made
Teachers
MRS- LOUISE K- HATFIELD many new reading friends. At Christmas, we painted
MRS. MYRTLE J. SEBERG
iars in blue and gold to take home to our parents.
Class Mothers .
MRS. ALFRED THORPE Then, when the weather grew warm again, we all
MRS. ALFRED BENZENBER . . .
G went on a picnic and later, on a bus ride to the zoo
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. WERNER KUONI
MRS. CYRIL SOLOMON thing to which we are looking forward.
Going to the beautiful new school next year is some
FRONT ROW: Mrs. Squeri, R. Batten, K. Ginter, P. Myrer, D. Decker, D. Waite, G. DePaoIa, L. Vincent, S. Yarmovsky,
J. Kerbel, T. Jacobs, J. Berland. SECOND ROW: J. Schneider, S. Kenner, M. Perfield, A. Sharpe, C. Grell, R. Tang-
ney, C. Manning, I, Berkowitz, A. M. Kenney, T. Connick, E. DeLagi, J. Lamont, Miss Bloxsom. THIRD ROW: M.
Ridings, C. Anderson, W. Sassano, J. Scallero, S. Agnano, D. Niciu, C. Spano, L. Lippmann, J. Istvan, S. Turner, J.
Leeper, FOURTH ROW: S. King, M. Kohler, R. Johnson, D. Harmon, T. Love, P. Saunders, S. Fatigate, A. Stagliano,
R. Denike, E. Sherwood, L. Groth, S. Loren. ABSENT: E. Ehrens, D. Holscher, L. Lackman, J. Thomas, E. Barkan, J.
Doscher, S. Hesse, C. Hickey, W. Haimsohn.
and ardy will be the Iirst
KINDERGARTEN-When we first came to school in
I September, we felt a little strange, but we soon saw
f I that it was going to be wonderful. We learned to
cut, paste, color, write our names, and read by tell-
ing stories from pictures and recognizing words. We
were soon able to take care of our clothing and
school supplies all by ourselves. Of course, we had
parties at Halloween and Christmas, and in June we
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A. M.
Teachers
MISS NANCY BLOXSOM
MRS. LOUISE SQUERI
Class Mothers
MRS. NATHAN EHRENS
MRS. EDWARD DELAGI
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. RALPH DENIKE
MRS. ARTHUR KENNEY
P. M.
Teachers
MISS NANCY BLOXSOM
MRS. LOUISE SQUERI
Class Mothers
MRS. LAFAYETTE BERSONNET
MRS. SAUL FISHER
Assistant Class Mothers
MRS. CHARLES ROBERTS
MRS. JOHN EVANS
KINDERGARTEN-Our Kindergarten year was a
time for work through play. With paint, clay, and
blocks, we told stories of our homes, tire engines,
cars, and airplanes. We went on trips to see how a
railroad station is run and how all the animals live I
on a farm. Soon we learned to write our names,
found out about numbers, and even learned to read.
Most of all, though, we learned better how to listen,
share, and get alonq with everyone.
to cross the finish line!
FRONT ROW: P. Fitzgerald, V. Roberts, T. Sullivan, J. Schwarz, L. Cassano, R. Evans, D. Henwood, J. Thomas, J
Gontar, S. Ramin, P. Purcell, J. Stanaway, A. Park, C. Calhoun. SECOND ROW: Miss Bloxsom, J. Grandolfi, K. Nil
son, S. Kyff, E. Grutzner, R. Kuhlmann, L. Frowd, J. Culver, D. P. Mellon, J. Liposky, F. Morano, T. Bersonnet, A
Morano, B. Mestern, Mrs. Squeri. THIRD ROW: F. Gardner, D. Mondelli, R. Walther, K. Olson, R. Fisher, W. S. Bell
A. Dimondstein, M. Riccio, M. Baer, M. Gaffney, J. Chase, J. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: D. L. Lotus, F. Bock, J. Krauss
J. Warawoshin, K. Carlo, E. A. DeFeo, M. Hines, P. Felter B. Delmerico, J. Gibson, M. Bailey. ABSENT: R. Hender
son, P. Kuoni, A. Newman, A. Winslow, R. Aim, R. Morrison.
F. J. MCCORMACK
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open Friday Till 9 P.M. - FREE PARKING
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Dobbs Ferry 3-1 102-I
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CONTRACTORS 81 ENGINEERS
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ARDSLEY, N. Y.
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SPRAIN ROAD, ARDSLEY
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NATIONAL SCREEN CO.
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Deal Directly with the Mfg.
Phone: Dobbs Ferry 3-0440
91 ASHFORD AVE.
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NEW YORK
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RUDY 8. BETTY WERTH
D.O. 3-4680
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521 FIFTH AVE.
NEW YORK 17, N. Y.
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2 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
HARTSDALE, N. Y.
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199 MAIN STREET
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
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UNIT NO. 458
ARDSLEY, NEW YORK
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225 ASHFORD AVE. DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
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Telephone Scarsdale 3-9842
MICHAEL GRANDGLFI
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Dobbs Ferry 3-531 I
12 PARK AVENUE ARDSLEY, N
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19 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE
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QPOST ROADQ Greenwich 8-2230
Dobbs Ferry 3-1108
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ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES
23 CEDAR STREET DOBB5 FERRY
Telephone: Scarsdole 3-0631
PETER A. SHELLY
FLORISTS a. NURSERYMEN
GREENHOUSES 6. Nuksslufs
ARDSLEY RD., SCARSDALE, N. Y.
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VIRGIL P. TAMPONE
ARDSLEY SERVICE STATION
Tom Williams, Prop.
Telephone Dobbs Ferry 3-5390
SAW MILL RIVER RD.
and
RIDGE ROAD
ARDSLEY NEW YORK
ST. BARNABAS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Holy Communion Every Sunday at 7:30 A.M
First Sunday at 11:30 A.M.
Morning Prayer
Oiher Sundays ol 11:00 A.M.
Church School al 9:30 A.M.
HEATHERDELL and SAW MILL RIVER RD.
ARDSLEY, N. Y.
MOBIL PRODUCTS
Dobbs Ferry 3-9705
ASHFORD SERVICE STATION
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ASHFORD AVE. and BROADWAY
DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
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Dobbs Ferry 3-4047
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56 MAIN ST., DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.
Elmsford 6-7333
CHARLES A. YAEGER
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
27 MAIN STREET
ELMSFORD, NEW YORK
Dobbs Ferry 3-5597
EISENHAUER GREENHOUSES
Floral Designs - Wedding Bouquets of Distinction
Corsagos
FLORISTS I- GROWERS
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Cut Flowers
NURSERIES
HILLCREST AVE. ARDSLEY, N. Y
WILSON 8. SON
JEWELERS G SILVERSMITHS
Scarsdolo 3-0327
6 CHASE RD., SCARSDALE
ARTS 8. DECORATION
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IN INTERIOR oscolumou
200 EAST 37th ST. N. Y. 'I6, N, Y.
BASIC PRINCIPLES
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Fabrics - Lighting - Arrangement of
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Report work receives personal supervision.
Booklet on Request. A-2, N. Y. 'I6
Dorothea Bloomfield, Director
Licensed Trade School Teacher
University State of New York
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY NEW YORK
Incorporated 1896
Mayor
WILLIAM DUKE III
Trustees Trustees
CHARLES BLISS JOSEPH E. MARTINI
GEORGE SANKEY FRANCIS B. ANDREWS
Counsel
ANDREW KALMYKOW
'Police Justice Engineer
B. WILBUR McDOWELL HAROLD R. BECKER
Clerk
SYLVIA L. GAGNON
Treasurer
HELEN M. CHANDLER
Building Inspector Plumbing Inspector
ALFRED J. BLOUIN WILLIAM HENNESSY
Mr. and Mrs.
Reuter
Park Garage
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carelli
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moretti
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Flanigans
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Mr. and Mrs.
L. Graham
W. J. Sassana
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J. E. Brennan
Cauvet
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Leon S. Theil
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