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,0 IS 3- Q Ihtb H1151 lx GIRLS BASKVTBALL NOTES Kenneth Brown Coach Helen Berthelson Manager May Berthelson Assistant Manager Although the gxrls basketball team can boast of no vrctones ln the league games, yet they feel that therr year has not been wasted With a prac tlcally raw squad to work wlth, Coach Brown has to hrs credrt at the end of the season a united team and a number of well trained substltutes Marv lVlacConnell, Captam Conchetta DeRosa, Forward Anna Delmerlco, Forward Frieda Welch, Forward Beatrice Bell, Guard Ruth Mathews, Guard Mary Nloccla, Guard Louise Slclllano, Guard Lucille Santore, Guard Gatherme Santore, Guard Helen Gxerczynskn, Forward Marian Bell, Guard Ollve Perclreaux, Guard I4 193 A Rl 'Lia' Y.-1 X L-:wig 4.11 , A' ' I ,. l Q l It L fic' 'Ze . f' ' 4, 0 y 'wi Q- F un '-v . , . ' . . . . . .
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1111 swung to the other extreme DCTVICC is the school equivalent for the whole some home duties of yesteryear Pupils are encouraged to pass on to their successors in perfect condition the school equipment so generously furnished by the school district Books are covered and mended desks scraped shades adjusted rooms decorated flowers planted and hundreds of other important details are cared for More important than the tangible results are the ideals attitudes and appreclations growing out of these duties xoluntarily undertaken for the good of the school Recognition has two reasons to encourage effort and to capitalize the success of the individual for the general benefit of the school The best known forms are the various school insignia awarded to pupils who have met moderate requirements in scholarship attendance athletic alCJllltV and service For the younger pupils four yearly awards are possible for the older two awards The fact that practically every pupil wears one of these insignia shows how high they are held The awards are made at the monthly Honor Assemblies by a member of the Board of Education Stress is laid on the service symbolized rather than the award itself The pupils who have re ceived all the awards are organized into the Honor Society for the following year and at a solemn initiation take the Honor Society pledge to aid my school in service scholarship attendance conduct and welcoming strangers tion affecting the honor or welfare of the school Other forms of recognition include election to offices selection for edi torial staff of the Ardsleyan letters and visits of Commendation to parents appointment on school committees mention in the High School News and local papers in all of which the contrlbution to the general welfare rather than the individual is emphasized Group awards made this year include framed citations to Qrades Fxxe and bexen from the Student Council for no tardiness last year weekly attendance and banking banners to all Grades quall fwing monthly health banners and attendance cups framed citations to grades for diphtheria mnoculation and weekly inspection plaques Nearly all the awards group and ll'1dlXldU3l are non competitive under conditions decided law the Student Council and reused to meet new conditions For eight years these policies have been growing and each year brmf s its increased yield of true school citizenship Other schools are beginning to look to Ardsley for leadership That IS our recognition All that we haxe learned and developed is at the command of the schools of the state That is our service and our responsibility as a unit in the Great school system of the Empire State AWS fl- l .el It ll S L If Y .-1 X lfl . . Z D . . Monthly meetings are held and committees organized to cope with any situa- x V. . . . . - y ! tj v . . 5
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