Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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THE ARDSLEYAN 23 to the President of the United States. The only great hardship he will have to endure for the rest of his life will be his wife. Asher Roberts, better known among his High School friends as Ash is another member of our class. He is also known as one of the best sports in the school. They always tease Asher because he is small, but he doesnlt mind. He is one of our basketball stars and has won great praise for his long shots. Asher plays baseball too. He is a member of our team this year. He was a member of the Minstrel cast. As one of the speakers in the preliminary Speaking Contest he did well and took the part of Ting very well in the Senior play. Welll miss Asher and his ftHey, Stewiel' when he leaves A. H. S.

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22 THE ARDSLEYAN SENIOR NOTES Anna Brosge is the only member of the class of '24 to have the honor of receiving her education entirely from this school. She began school at lgrdsley and has advanced from there to Ardsley's apex of education: A enior. Miss Brosge has taken an active part in all school activities. She has the honor of having been a member of the Girl's Basketball team for four years. She played guard, and because of her long and mighty passes, has gained the name of f'Rainbow from the rooters. She is a popular member of the student body and, besides driving a f'flivver, has no known faults. She has taken the part of the red lady in a young dress CKittyJ in the Senior play called The Arrival of Kitty. As a reward for her services to the school, Miss Brosge has been given a letter and her numerals. Theodora Brown, the President of our class, travels back and forth from East View every day on the good old Put. Theodora's four years here have been active. Last year she was one of Ardsley's representatives in the Interscholastic Speaking Contest, and this year she carried oi the first prize for the girls in the competition at Dobbs Ferry. She is President of the Student Council. We all wish to congratulate Teddy on her interpretation of the part of Aunt Jane in our Senior play. Her many friends are sure to miss her after she leaves A. H. S. ' Vera Witkov entered this School in the second grade and has stayed with us. She is the only one of our class to receive a Commercial Diploma. Vera has always taken an active part in all the school activities. For the past four years she has taken part in the Physical Training Exhibitions, doing classical solo dancing. She has played on the Basketball Team for the past three years, being Captain this year. She has well earned her letter and numerals. Last year she took the part of the maid in the Faculty play, and this year the part of f'Jane in the Senior play. We all know what a magnificent High School career Stuart Kamke has had. His part in the Ardsley Baseball Team for four years, the Bas- ketball Team for three years, with year '24 as Captain of the team, his won- derful showing in the Speaking Contest preliminaries of '24 and his part in the Senior play as old Mr, Winkler, have touched our hearts deeply. But the fact that Mr. Kamke is to graduate this year does not mean that his splendid career is to be suddenly stopped because it is just about ty com- mence. Stuart's chief ambition is to become a private secretary. Two years from today Mr. Kamke will step into his first position of this kind to James P. Morgan, the great Ancerican financier. He will not keep this position very long, however, but will rise to a position far greater He will become private secretary to Secretary Smith and finally private secretary

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THE ARDSLEYAN ALUMNI NOTES Columbus Arone '23, President of last year's class, is still selling medicine and mixing sodas at Brook's Pharmacy, when not at Columbia University studying pharmacy. Angus McPhee '23 ,who formerly starred as bas- ketball guard and baseball center iielder, has now en- tered the business World. He is now engaged in the plumbing business with his father. Carmine Pascone, '23, who last year led the bas- ketball team and pitched for the baseball team, is now the proprietor of the handsome Ardsley Chocolateriaf' He helps his Alma Mater by helping to coach candi- dates for basketball and baseball. Lillian Quimby '23, our star forward, now plays with equal success on the Girls Friendly Basketball Team. She commutes to New York to earn her bread and butter. Samuel Reynolds '23, has just finished the Short Agricultural Course at Cornell, Winning a prize for raising livestock. At present Sammie is back on the farm helping dad.