Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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THIS AIZDSLEYA N ' Irving Westlake '23, prominent last yeai ' ball and b ' . g 1 igently in a New York broker's ofiice. He is seen at all school games. 4' Helen Zunser '23 star orfttoi f , C 'o Ardsley, is now at- tending New York U ' ' ' ' 5 .. : nix ei sity. Helen' . th ' ' s school spirit is e kind that sticks Sh h . e as several plans to enlist N. ' t Y. U. talent to help our School. Dot Underhi l . cvage School of Physical Education. She plays forward on the Girl's Friendly Basketball Team. She has refereed a number of League Basketball games this year. l '22, attends the Sa Bea Goehren '22, still wears the White dress and apron of a nurse, and will soon receive her cap which means she has com Jl t d ' ' ' 1 e e hei course and is ready. Ruth Underhill '22, the better half of the happy Ward family, looks after her little sister Dot by play- ing on the same basketball team. 'in basket- aseball is workin dl'

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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.

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THE ARDSLEYAN Billy Seger '18, who left Ardsley High six years ago has changed from a gay schoolboy to a hustling in- surance agent. Q Art McCartney '16, and his wife Cora Glover Mc- Cartney '16, are two members of our first High School Graduating Class. Art is now a successful realtor. Roland Brooks '20, following in the footsteps of his father, proprietor of the Ardsley Pharmacy, is now a licensed pharmacist. Josie Nannariello '22 ,still chums with many of the High School girls and is seen frequently at school affairs. She is now keeping house for her father. Floyd Stymus '20, rides free between Ardsley and New York, for he is working in the New York Central Oflices, striving toward the top of the ladder.