Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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'ARllSlEYANK C'-f:,Z,4, 673 Jdaaq, Uwiwxm, 6411.4 BIOGRAPHY CF CLASS OF 1936 Four years of VOTk1HQ together on every hlgh school act1v1ty, four years of sharing the same pleasures and hard work, and four years of striving all for the same alm, the good of Ardsley Hlgh School, has woven thls year's Senior Class lnto a frlendshlp and 1nt1macy whlch they will long remember Upon entering the hlgh school 1n 1953, the class of '36 found them selves caught 1H a Wh1TlV1Dd of act1v1ty and work, a vorld dlfferent from any other they had ever known, whlch after the newness had worn off, they managed to f1t 1nto, and make themselves perfectly at hcmeln The Freshman year Qu1Ckly passed wlthout a great deal of actlvlty, ln our strlde, and before the end of the year, we lntroduced a new feature, NThe Omnibus,H a printed magazine As a Cl1m8X to a successful year, the Sophomore glrls showed thelr 8thlGt1C abillty by capturlng the Inter class Basketball Banner, which they kept throughout the Junior and Senlor years, the class making a double conquest 1n the last year, as the boys also came out on top The JUHIOT year, one of our most prosperous, included ln the way of events the usual cake sales and movles the Junior musical comedy, The Rainbow of the Rio Grande, the sale of felt 'Ardsleyn penants, an a unique amateur show, with a dance following In this year the class of '36 undertook a new prciect, the publication of the 'Ardsleyan, Wh1Ch required much initiative and t ct However, our work was rewarded, when, besides a tidy proflt, pralses for our endeavor began pouring in The annual SUbSCT1DtiOU campaign, thls year one of the most success ful, opened the Senlor year with a fine start Another high spot in the year occurred when the eve of L1ncoln's birthday found the Senior Prom under way with a blaze of light and melody of music With the coming of harch, the Seniors began to get serlously to vork on the annual Senior play, this year a mlrthful farce, The Adventures of Grandpa,n which we are sure you enjoyed lmmensely After the event of the play, the Senlors Joyously turn thelr mlnds toward plans for the Vashlngton trip, looked forward to s1nce we were small grade puplls When the day of graduatlon davns, it w1ll find the class of 1936 looking expectantly into the future but not forgetting the happy days they have left behlnd 1n Ardsley High School Helen Morse XI936, -10 W ' i 2 I l 1 1 ll N 'V ' , b I, . fl 'f ca f 5 ' . A.T V C - K - J 4 - n I ' J . . . . , I T Q O and the class found themselves Sophcmores. A few food sales were taken I Q ' . H ' 1 0 ll Y Q d . V N 1 ' ' v 8 . A v X . . . O Z ' I A ' N Q f I . ' . . 1 ' 0 I ' . . . , D