Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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anding Charles Benedict, Irwin Engleman, Alchael Moccia, armine Pascone, Kenneth Burns, Melvin Yerks, Howard Eaton, Loren Auld, Robert Page, James Mc Ginn, Stephen Juback, Richard Roth, Teddy Marquis, Edgar Jewell, Robert Johnson First Row Doris Duda, Mary De Nardo, John Holscher, Meta Scharf, John Venners Second Row Jean Van Dusen, Harriett Gibson, Eleanor Immediato, AHILB Heller, Joseph Dunbar, Ruth Daley Third Row Glorla Parsons, Betty JOT8tt1, Victoria AT18C1d8, George Knies, Angelena De Astis, Margaret Santore Fourth Row Frances Renda, Rosetta Grandolft Molly De Feo, Anna Staffiero, Muriel Bruckel, Tessie Maori Standin Howard Secor, Joseph Belarge, Forrest Bau lieu, Louis Filomena, Richard Pearce, Robert Juillerat, James Knoesel, Vincent Mantello, Louis oaporale, Graham Bell, Edwin Wheeler, Chester Noviello, Livio Crisi, Nicholas Scallero, Paul Nelson, Douglas Mc Kirgan, Michael Spano, William Casadonte First Row Anna Armacida, Oliver Brinkerhoff, Herbert Travis, George Duryea, Kathryn Baker Second Row Angelina Paolucci, Edward Denike, Charles Aszmus, Douglas French, Alfreda Groth, Mary Fiore, Third Row Orra Ackerman, Evelyn Eaton, Rita Rae Poad, Dorothea Edwards, Anna Brinker hoff, Laurette Mc Ginn Fourth Row June Eisenhauer Marie Belarge, Anna Agnano, Viola De Muro, Sarah Pas cone, Anna Anselmo 1 G ' .', - Q R E A 8 D R E , .5 . ' I . , E 5 ffm R St : I' g Trl -.' , v M , D 3 'Q ' I A J 'L I xl S D ' ., f P E ' w A ' . f T 5 ' I C . H . : , 30

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Gvotde .Sx 13x s1o.'ScM Our grade has numbered from forty three to forty one this year Class officers are as follows President Graham Bell Vice President Rita Rae Poad, Secretary William Casadonte, Treasurer Angelina Paolucci, Banker Robert Jiullerat, Health Chief Paul Nelson, Fire chief Ches ter Noviello, Cheer Leaders Laurette IcG1nn, Edward Denike, Room Chairman Sarah Pascone, Library Chairman James Knoesel, Ventilation Chief Louis Caporale, Stew ards Livio Crisi, Anna Agnano These officers continued throughout the year be cause of satisfactory service We have twenty members in the Honor Society Twenty three members of the class have been nei ther absent nor tardy during the year, and twenty seven have never been tardy throughout thelr school career During the year we have received as gifts a base ball and bat from Mrs Edgar Bell, an aquarium of gold f1sh from Mrs R Secor and many fine pictures from Mr Baker We have made product maps of Europe and South America during the year, also a travel book and one of history notes Dominick Paolucci made a very artistic cover for the history notes We also completed salt Three high spots of the year have been the 'A H S News Subscription Campaign' in which we secured one hundred ten yearly subscriptions, the prize going to Howard Secor who brought in twelve, the Red cross Home Inspection Canvass in which we lnspected thirty nine homes, and the yearly Red vross enrollment in which we were lOO7L Our Ivory Stamp Club under Robert Julllerat, president, has had a membership of eighteen The seo retary treasurer is Paul Nelson One of the high spots of the year was the ner formance of the opera 'Hansel and Gretel' given under the direction of Miss Russell at the Spring Wusic Con cert Miss Davis and Miss Halsted assisted the chil dren with the scenery and costumes The principal parts were taken as follows Hansel Robert Juillerat 'Gretel' Orra Ackerman, 'Broom maker' Edward Denlke, 'His wife' Laurette NcGinn, 'Witch' Angelina Paolucci, 'Sandman June Eisenhauer, 'Gingerbread Chlldren' Anna Brinkerhoff, Vincent Mantello, James Knoesel, Oliver Brinkerhoff, Joseph Belarge, and Howard Secor, The Angels' Dorothea Edwards, Sarah Pascone, Rita Rae Poad, fnna Agnano, Anna Anselmo, Evelyn Eaton, and Marie Be arge The class has been especially actlve in home eco nomics and manual training, maklng both clothing and wood craft articles of a practical value 0 0 , - - f' 1 1 I v f' 1 3 - A I 0 ' 0 O 0 A - O 0 A A flour maps of South America which have been admired. ' 0 I - I1 L 0 0 . - : N N- - , - HI I Q YY 29

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Grade 'Yule Coumev JUNIOR RED ROSS The grade 5 Junior Red Cross has been very busy trying to fulfill its motto of servlce friendship, and health Early 1n September four of ficers dressed as Red Cross nurses, carried coin banks into the High School halls to collect pennies from any Ardsley puplls who wanted to become Junior Red Cross members The Fifth Grade had thirty seven Junlor Red ross members Our first service was to make scrap books for rasslands Hospital In October we packed christmas boxes for chlldren in Lithuania Our Juniors also helped in the drlve for the Dobbs Ferry Hospital, eleven members taking part Later we made and sent Thanksgiving cards to shut ins Before hristmas, our organization made scrapbooks and toys for hospital children Sixteen members made Valentines to send to Slck friends Our Junior Red Cross has tried to cooperate with Miss onklin, endeavoring to promote healthful condl oils took part in a 'home safety' project One hun dred and thirty one hazards were reported as removed or corrected Our members collected enough money for our whole grade to hear Doctor horth's report of his South Amer ican visit We have sent several cheer cards to the members of our own school who were in hospitals some of our boys and girls know young people in other coun tr1es, to whom we are planning to send greetlngs as a part of our world friendshlp plan Charles Benedlct FIHTH GRADE ACTIVITLS On September 5, 1954 the doors opened for forty Fifth Graders, among them Richard Roth, a new member On October 15, Glor1a Parsons tered, and Madeline Hellebrand left our class to go to Yonkers In November, for Assembly we gave a play called 'Romance of Books', which we repeated at our Parents Day entertainment Our mothers inspected our work during the afternoon, and Mrs Benedlct, our Class Mother, and her committee served tea to thirty five Fifth Grade mothers Charles Benedlct has volunteered for a year and a half to show movles for the school Charles has also stretched some butterflies that we caught and put them in boxes for us Our class recently made a castle of the middle ages During the year we have been collecting leaves, flowers, and butterflies so that each had some inter esting work to do Everyone holds an office or is on the grade service staff. We have twenty-one Honor So- ciety members. Robert Page 31 0 0 F' -- Q L., - 1 . L , lr' k 0 V . 0 G Q , A . ' 1 . f' 0 V - I1 t ' V , L tions in our grade. Last month twenty-six of our pu- ' 1 U . H 0 I en' 0 v I I L, - 4 O