Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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1998 ARDSLEYAN FRANK COGGINS Frank has been on the Basketball team for four years and the Baseball and Track squads for three years Fat has been president of the Student Coun cll for two terms and class presndent a half term ln 27 and a vear ln 28 ln Z6 he was captain of the Boys Basketball team He was ASSlStant Advertls mg Manager of the Ardsleyan ln 27 and Advertising Manager ln 28 He certalnly knows how to play the part of a bally Engllshman as demonstrated by the Semor play He has been a member of the hxgh school mlnstrels DOROTHY LACKMAN Dot llkes sports also and she has been a member ofthe Glrls Basketball teams rn 26 27 28 a cl track ln 76 21 a member of the Clef Club ln 26 27 She was secretary of the Ardsleyan ln 28 Dorothy showed dramatic talent ln the Semor play ln actmg the part of Mrs Stead She gamed slx HARVFY BULLOCK Harvey Jomed our class as a unlor ln Z7 Smce then he has been very actxve and popular He was Boys Basketball Manager during 27 28 and treasurer of the Senior class Harvey has always been wlllmg to glVC a hand m makmg the weekly lunches run smoothly Hrs acting m the Senlor play was pralsed by many for xts naturalness MATILDA HUNINK Matxlcla has always been a very active and popu lar Senior She has been Presldent of her class smce her Sophomore year Bab has also been on the track and basketball teams for four years captain of the basketball team ln 28 and half year m 27 She was a member of the Honor Socxety three years secretary of the Student Councnl m 26 Matilda was a fllghty young glrl m the Senior play Adver tlsmg Manager of the Ardsleyan ln 27 ancl Eclltor ln chlef ln 28 ln 26 Bab was a specialty dancer ln the mmstrel show .Q 39 , 1 . . . . y . Y . 5 n . ,M Y . -Z . . , months business experience in Mr. Silliman's office. a Q . . . f . , . 1 . . . . : - 3 -

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1938 ARDSLLYA N Dons Addyman Muriel Berthelson Lllllan Codlup Phxlomen Gasperml Martha Geraghty Helen Gxerczynskl May Howell Edna Knell Edlth Morse Fannle Perlllo Margaret Sanger Catherine Santore Lucnlle Santore LOUISE Savmo Florence Stymus Maybelle Welch Hazel Wilson Pearl Wilson Grace Woodruff SEVENTH GRADE Teacher Mrs Qulmby 1' ohn Arone Macgregor Kllpatrlcl-I Anthony Mannuccla Donald McPhee Tony Moccxa Wlllxam Richardson oseph Russo Dommrck Savenno William Savmo Harry Secor Louls Furlllo ohn Cagllardl Harold Greenberg Hector Streyckmans Howard Streyclcmans Norman Townsend Aylette Utz Lloyd Westlake Robert Wingate 30 fl ' l'hntn by XYhitc's Studio

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I .LLLJ ast E A rn D Paoluccx C1 own H Bullo K R I3 rtnel on Wlllsea K Brooks D Lackman F Co gns lVlr D C Bryant Drector Frlschmann M Hunmk E Bruce After long weeks of hard work and practlce under the careful guxdance of Mr Bryant and lVlxss Buell the Senior play The Prxvate Secertary was presented the evenmg of March 73 l928 ln the new audltorxum The curtam rlses on a young man s room ln a boardlng house where Douglas Cattermole its sole occupant slts ruelng the fact that he cannot create a deslre to sow his wlld oats HIS eccentrlc uncle Mr Cattermole deems thls necessary to a youth s development and has long smce resolved not to endow hlm with money untll he shall undergo thls stave lt IS mto thls scene that Mrs Stead the landlady Harry Marsland a frlend Mr Sydney Gibson a tallor and Rev Robert Spaldlng enter Spalding IS the real secretary who IS hired to render has servlces to Harry Marsland s uncle but he IS substltuted by Douglas Cattermole and left alone ln the apartment A dramatlc plot evolves rtself around these characters and rs brought to a chmax ln the second and thrrcl scenes which occur ln Mr Marsland s country home ln these two scenes Mr Cattermole Mr Marsland MISS Ash ford Edlth Nlarsland Eva Webster Knox and jane take lmportant roles rn solvmg the lntrncate mystenes whlch arnse Of course romance IS not entlrely left out of the story and before the play IS ended Ednth Marsland becomes engaged to Douglas Cattermole and Eva Webster to Harry Marsland and Mlss Ashford a devout spmtuallst finds ln Robert Spaldmg the son of her best friend Although the plot was excellent the actmg and characterization were equally well executed and the apparent Innocence and qunet downtrodden manner of Robert Spalding as contrasted to the voclferous rrascabnlxty of Mr Cattermole kept the audience m stltches most of the tlme Amalla Cudney -ll? I.l.fN .l l1llNl,lp'l',lX V ' L - L l vb v. ,Z f- -' l Y 1 A y ' at ' r it srry t , i b 'eng I Ii.: Q 4 ,Q xr-' -- THE SENZQR l'Jl-A.Y C -L.. -2 . . ' , '. Sr ' , . 'l c', . e l s , R. ' , . .. . , . g i , . . . ' , E , B. , . , . . - , . . ... , . , . , . . . , . , ' f 1 Y . 7 ' . ! , . . , . . , . , , - I - Y 1 1 . I Y Y , . 7 . . . Y , Y s 0 lb I U' 9 I