Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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ELORENCE WILBUR 'Birdie' Basketball 2nd team '33, lst team '34, '35, Secretary of Senior lass Member of Honor Society for 7 years, Junior Play '33, '34 Senior Play '35 'From afar off she seems demure But from nearby we're not so sure ALICE M WOODRUFF Al Minstrel '32, '33, Junior Play '33, '34, Scouts '32, '33, '34 '35, Senior Play 35 'Forever slnglng, as they shlne, The hand that made us is divlne NICHOLAS MOCCIA 'Mouse Honor Society '28, '29, '30, Bas ketball J V 's '34, Varsity '35, Secretary of Freshman Class gc 2 'And as for good old Nicky x ere s a. chap quite tricky -v WORDS IN COMMENDATION-' Many of us receive idle, groundless flattery from those who seek either personal gain or are prone to loquacity and find pleasing conversation therein At any rate, we were not so long ago made doubly cognivant of Principal Silliman's marless reputation when we had occasion to go in quest of an estimate from the Dobbs Ferry Register We were fairly well decided that the destiny of the l935 Ardsleyan was be photo lithography Over at the Register office in Dobbs Ferry, de spite the fact that we very candidly laid our case be fore Mr Graham almost with the expectation of a dis appointed demonstration on his part, Qwhich might be a natural human reactionl, that worthy gentleman, in pressing his thanks for our having deigned to call upon him, said, 'Mr Silliman is one of the finest men I have known ' That is adequate commendation of any man by a fellow human, who, mind you was virtually 'slap ed in the face' by a delegation from the school t illustrates the lasting impression of an un- impeachable character. E39 .56 12 , , , X A S V L 'H ' X . N N ,l O ' 0 . Q . 4 L I .N vBy wh1re stuaioswy C N 'rn ' 'V , H ' to SI-

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ALLEN J Mc CARTNEY Al Vice president Freshmen Class '32, Junior Varsity '33, Vice president Honor Society '32, President Sopho mores '33, Vice president Honor So ciety, Member for 10 years, Member of 2nd Degree for 5 years 'Sometimes he sits and thinks And sometimes he Just sits RICHARD Mo CARTNEY Rich Track team '32, '33, '34, '35, Bas ketball J V 's '33, '34, '35, Sec retary Junior Class '34, Junior Play '33, '34, Minstrel '33, Senior Play '35 'A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance ALMA MARJORIE Mo KIRGAN 'Mac '35 Vice president '34, Minstrel '32, '33, Secretary Student ouncil '34, Senior Play '35, 'She's neither shy, nor is she bold She's Ju t a girl as good as gold WILLIAI TOFFEY B111 Honor Society '33, Assistant Manager Basketball '34, Vice president Stu dent Council '34, President Junior Class '34, Baseball team '34, '35, Manager Basketball '35, Junior Play '34, '35, Senior Play '35, Minstrel Show '34 'Happy an I, from care I'm free Why aren't they all content like me' CHARLES WHARMBY Chap Honor Society 5 years, Baseball team '33, Basketball J V 's '35, Senior Play '35, News Reporter Senior class Circus Solly '33 'Every why has a wherefore ll . N N 0 . .N - N N O O ' ' O an N Honor Society '30, '31, '32, '33, S - ' C 3 . ' s .N UI UI I N N I O fi O . n

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BIOGRAPHY OF CLASS OF 1935 When the class of 1935 entered Ardsley Hlgh as Freshmen, they were twerty five ln number, diffident in manner, insignificant in stature and undeveloped as yet in brain power They went througn thelr freshman year, solvin the mysteries of Hxn and Wy' 1n Algebra and learning the intricacies of the Latin Language and eventually became Sophomores without having created any more disturban es in the high school than most Freshman classe usually do In their Soohomore year the lass of 1935 concen trated their efforts on Flstory A and English litera ture and for good measure tried thelr luck at a cake sale and a movie or two The JuH1OT year is always a busy one and the class of 1955 found it e oecially so, for in addition to their usual HOVIGC end entertainments for the grade ouoils, the Juniors started a new ldea in school lunch- es, snonsoring a daily cafeteria instead of a weekly lunch The class of 105s also established a new orec edent when they were Juniors by givlng the flTSt of a series of muslcal comedies by the Ingram company, Circus Solly , which was enthuslastically received by both the community and the high school alike Desplte all the extra activities which they had, the JUHIOT boys came out on ton in the inter class basketball com- netition and won the banner for the class ol 1955 The Senior year began prosnezously for the class C8HOElgH Because of thelr sslendld suooort, the high school was rewarded with a oarty glven by the Senlor class and the wlnning clas was given six dollars and e five pound box of chocolates ln November the Sen iors started everyone out right on their vacation by glving a Thanksgiving dance which had nlenty of synco nation The Senior inter lass basketball team won the chamnionship again, maklng it the second succes sive victory for the class of 1905 When the Varch winds began to blow the Seniors decided that it was about time to breoare for the annual Senior play and after some discusslon they chose a dellghtiul three act comedy, 'It Hapoened ln Hollywood Practice be gan on the clay early in March and on Aorll 5 the play was oerformed before a TGSDOHSIVS audlence Plans were made for the SSHIOTS to leave for their annual trin to Washlngton on Aoril 25 and to extend their visit until Aoril 26 As yet they are not certain what Washington has in store for them, but the Senlors are confldent that whatever it is, lt will be oleasant ow that they are about to be graduated, the class of 1965 find themselves eighteen in number, confident in manner, taller in tature and, they hone, developed in brain mower Virginia Juillerat 13 ' . . , g 1 M c . . . W. s . x l C A ' A O S . 0 J4 7 - ' x . - A r1 A 7 N N ' L I . . - ' In L A ' O of 1955 with an escecially successful subscription A g . s . 0 ' A 0 'C M A v K ' rv , 4 t o I J Q . 1 . 0 . . . . - . A s .