Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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7 ARDSLEYANX JUNIOR B First Row Winfred Lefurgy, Rosina Paolucci, Nildred Koenig, Gladys Slocum, Helen Tiefenback, Laura Brown, Gertrude Koenig, Marion Seltz, Catherine MacKenzie, Lewis Travis Standing Kenneth Fitch Tony Perillo, Vincent Agnano, Patsey Furilla, Douglas Brown, Paul Seitz, Nicholas Pascone, William Connors George Youmans, Paul Storm, William Fountain The officers of the Junior B class for the term of 1956 are President, Douglas Brown, Vice President, Laura Brown, Secretary, Helen Tiefenback, and Treasurer, William Fountain Many of the Junior B girls are on the first team in basketball this four games so far in the lnter class series games year The girls have won and the boys have won three class are in the Honor Society, and from all be members in June number of the many more will A large appearances, the Seniors' subscription campaign, the Junior B's held in runnlng for the prize During second place Although our class is comparatively small, we are not letting the other classes get ahead of us. The class as a whole, keeping in mind the Washington trip, has been endeavoring to earn money by undertaking such projects as sponsoring movies and selling candy at games. Helen Tiefenback i xl936, -14- 1 1 K V Yifji -----ffvi L 'f .rx . ,A 5 if M U . ' 4 . , 1 . L ,J . 'I' 1 V, f cs ,ig 'Q . 1 , r' . . A 11. .1.. - V1 o 4 ' 9 I o . . . - Q . . o A x 0 ' Q - o 1 - o a

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IKTIIISLEYANX mn JUNIOR A Front Row Alfred CTlSi, President, Erna Groth, Reporter, Anna Santore, Treasurer Amv Welsford, Margaret Heller, Vice Rresident, Vera Iathews, Secretary, Mary Grandolfi, Edna Arndt, Margaret Nilsson, Howard Auld, Reporter Standing Joseph Dowling, Reporter, Rodney Ferguson, Gifford Acker, R Earle Belsher, Angelo Delmerico, Daniel Geis, Robert Beckert Our special aim th1s year was to work earnestly towards the success of our trip to Vashington We presented early 1n November the NJunior Revue, probably the most complete production of various features ever held in the school, after which there was dancing After our special budget committee had been established, we held a cake sale which fell below our expectatlons Our scholarship and attendance thus far have been quite tolerable We are also proud that we are represented well in every student and social organization here, the Juniors are good live wires' Of course, by looking at this ARDSLEYAN, you cannot doubt but that we were the class who published it In the back section may be found a complete explanation about this book, which we hope is a credit Ardsley Alfred Crisi XI936, -13- Q , ' X: E' ' i I I ' - ' . Y. xt -K V 4, 'rl NL x R I ' I 0 . U v I X 1 O 9 . - 1- JI ' I . 1 . I I , . I 0 N O O 0 . 0 I to o Q .

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2 ITIUSUYAN Pi SOPHCMORL First Row Paul Lingg, Jack Aszmus, Wallace Perrin, Domenica Gagliardi, Helen Lindauer, Eleanor French, Josephine Allen, Eleanor Geraghty, Gordon Schultz, Carlo MBHHUCCIB Second Row Frank Gierczynski, Tony Filomena, Lillian Lefurgy, Florence Quick, Aleta Reld, A1108 Beckwlth, Anna Noccia, George Nilsson, Thomas Mack Under the able guldance of the class adviser, Mr Horend, the Sophomore Class is advanclng in both scholastlc and social activity David Geraghty is leadlng the class successfully and has as his assistants, Eleanor Geraghty, Vice President, Anna moccia, Secretary and Domenica Gagllardi, Treasurer. The openlng event on our soclal calendar was the 1H1ti8tiOD of the Freshmen into the hlgh school by several entertalning stunts. We gave the Freshmen the Wwine of Wisdomn of wh1ch the Sophomores always have ample supply. Ever dreaming of the Wwashington Trip,N we settled down to the business of ralsing the necessary funds. Our first venture of the year was a cake sale. Th1s was such a splendld f1nancial success that the class was prompted to still further our 1nterest with the presentation of a moving picture program. Needless to say, this is also among our remunerat1ve successes. We hope that the spirit of COOpSTHt1OH wh1ch has prevailed among our classmates ln the past will continue throughout the future. XI936, -15- l I X 1 4 Hx ' t f46QE. ,gif . f ' J, 71 . . 1 , . ' . . 1 0 . . V k I I I . , Y