Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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JUNIOR B Too Row: Anna Mary Hagopian, John Frischmann, Freda Mille, Moira Keane, John Swanston, Anthony Filomena, John Renda. Second Row: Aleta Reid, Nicholas Mantello, Ralph Santoro, Christina Grandolfi, Alvin Manchester, George Nilsson, Frank Gierczynski, Howard McCartney. r'1 'N lhird Row: Blanche Allen, Florence quick, Abbie Fritche, Edith Frischmann, Helen Lindauer, Catherine Casadonte. Fourth Row: Marjorie Conover, Isabel Ward, Phyllis Canptell, Clara Iacri. On September 4, the Junior E Class came hack to school wit? the nerory of the good times they had in the summer as well as with a great ambition to make this a better year than last. First cane the annual subscription carpa gn in which our class worked very diligently. Other enterprises have been a ca e sale and a movie. At an assembly in November we held the Freshman initiation. This was accomplished with the help of the Sophono e Class. The Frcsiren took their punishment like good sports. Our class is represented in the Girl Eco ts, Boy Scouts, and the orchestra. We have two of our members on the Girls' First Tonor Tean and six on the Second Honor Team. We have organized boys' and girls' inter-class tears. There are ten merbers of our class in the Honor Society. We wish to extend our greatest compliment to our class adviser, lr. Iorend, who has so patiently helped us through our second year in higl school. The class officers for the year were: President, Clara Xacrig Vice-President, Alvin Manchester, Secretary, Iarjorie Conoverg Treasurer, John Frischmann. Freda Ville 1937

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AIIDSLEY JUNIORA Egg gow: Laura Brown, Gertrude Koenig, Eleanor French, Rosina Paolucci, George Youmans, Wallace Perrin, David Geraghty. Second Bow: Lillian Lefurgy, Josephine Allen, Mildred Koenig, Lewis Travis, Anna Koccia, Catherine Xackenzie. Third Row: Willian Connors, Douglas Brown, Jack Aszmus, Patsey Furilla, Paul Seitz, Vincgwft Agnano . Fourth Bow: Paul Lingg, Marion Beitz, Lleanor Geraghty, Paul Storm, Gladys Slocum, Eugene Downey. . When September cane around and we neared the beginning of the third lap in our high school career, we entered the Junior A homeroom with Miss Clayton as our advisen At an early meeting we elected our class officers. Douglas Brown was elected president, Laura Brown, vice-president, Mildred Koenig, secretaryg and Paul Storm, treasurer. In the annual magazine campaign our class worked as hard as ever. To prove our skill we won the M5 prize for having the highest percentage of sales. Shortly after this we held two movies. These projects were to increase the size of our treasury. Then at the hone basketball games we sold candy which some of our girls made. Our class was represented by several athletes, both boys and girls who played very well on the basketball teams. Our girls won the inter-class banner for this yeah We are also well represented in tie Honor Society and the various clubs. Josephine Allen

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AIIDSLEYAN soPHoMoRE Top Row: Warren Nemecek, William McHenry, Frank Pascone, Charles Duda, Constance-Zito . Second Egg: Gloria Canning, Howard Connors, Joseph Addorisio, Frank Morse, Viola Wilbur, Eargaret McHenry, James Mackenzie. Third Bow: Robert Morse, Angelina DeMichele, Anna Daley, Joseph beiardo, Bradford Stevens, Rose DeAst1s, Conchetta Eiele. At our first class meeting we elected the following class officers: Anna Daley, president, Joseph Addorisio, vice-presidentg Gloria Canning, secretaryg and Howard Connors, treasurer. Beginning the second term as we changed most of them, our officers are as follows: Janes Mackenzie, presidentg Anna Laley, vice-president: hose Dehstis, secretary, and Howard Connors, treastrer. The end of the subscription campaign found the sophomores high on the list as to number of subscriptions and as to the amount of money collected. As it was against the rules to win both of the five-dollar prizes, we had to be contented with only one. Frank Horse establisked a school record by obtaining thirty-one subscriptions. The boys and girls of our class formed inter-class teams, and although we did not gain laurels, we were hard fighting contenders for the crowns. Frank Pascone has made the varsity for the second year and proved to be an asset to the team. The Sophomores, coxbined with Junior B, put on a comedy movie which proved a financial success. Robert Morse