Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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AIIDSLEYAN GRADE FOUR EG To Row: Mary Ann Cimino, Inga Belsher, Lillian Hadad, Stanley Benedict, Frank Spindler, Barbara Horend, Anna Fatone, Ruth Agnano. Second Row: Raymond Pearce, Priscilla Howe, Charles Duryea, William Walsh, Richard Dunbar. Third Row: Edith Holscher, William Blasberg, Frank Conover, Betty Hatfield, Esther DeHardo, Renee Ranieri, William Borchers, Jean McGregor, Eugene Grandolfi. Fourth Row: Florence Contant, Jacqueline DeAstis, Lila MacLeod, June Brinkerhoff, Anna Montaruli, Stephen Gemelin, Augustine Filomena, William King. Three new members have been welcomed to our class this year, making our enrollment swell to 50. We have had no illegal absences and several perfect attendances. Our play, Polly Patchwork, was successfully given for Assembly and Mothers' Meeting in November. Under the leadership of our Grade Mother, Mrs. Wm. Blasberg, and her committee, a pleasant time was had at the Mothers' tea, and the grade Halloween party. We also enjoyed our Christmas and Valentine parties. We have taken an imaginary trip around the world, stopping at many places of interest, and have portrayed major ones in our sand table. We are grateful to the P. T. A. for our prize money from which have come a world H ll globe, a delightful book called Gay Pippo, and an aquarium. One of our pop-eye fish has been nicknamed Eddie Cantor.

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cr! GRADE FOUR ED To Row: Joseph Palermo, Dorothy Wheeler, Barbara Eoice, Frank Clark, Laurel Struciman, Knthony Moretti, Beatrice Caporale, Jack Hackett. Second Row: Walter Egloff, Warren Baulieu, Gustav Groth, Frances Erickson, Joseph Frischmann, Ethel Yottes, Mary Lou Heylon, Marie Mangles. Third Row: Claire Speicher, Rose Perillo, Mary Lou Uilmoth, Victoria Ferranto, George QuicE, Ruthven Virden, Virginia Secor, Xarion Wright. Fourth Row: Allison Reid, Christopher DeFeo, Edith Aitken, Gerard Travis, Thomas Wharmby, Doris Park, Rocco Ferranto, Nettie Cimino, Ralph Pearce. .4 We are thirty-four in number. Class officers are Jack Hackett, president, Barbara Boice, vice-president. The class mother, Lrs. Herbert Travis, and her com ittee gave a tea in our classroom. Twenty-five parents were present. Dorothy Wheeler and Gerard Travis were our captains in the Junior Track Leet. We were glad we held second place. Joseph Frischmann led our yells and cheers. The American Legion gave us a flag for having the largest number of parents out at the Armistice Day Program. Eleven of our class have had perfect attendance so far this year, and the whole class is working together so we won't have a tardiness or an illegal absence. Frank Clark won a door prize at the Freshman Movies. It was a bowl of gold fish He gave it to our room. 1937.

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Z' , GRADE TH REE Too Row: Kenneth Hauptmann, George Edelmann, comix Lisenhuucr, Gloria pelmcrlco, Patricia Townsend, Richard Smltl, John Ferywgow. Second Row: Francie Ioung, Herrin Ladnf, Angelo Ltafjlvro, Mruce Mannuccla, John Delmerlco, Harold Carpenter, Geor5e Leekan, LaLherige ZanQari. Thiri Row: Sarah Narzella, Cllliag La- Q, -ori' Pearce, Qlgl Qaab, Q Lcd ilmbel, HieharQ juchs, lraneis Lclormaok, Jean TanLrunt, Charles -eXilo. Fourth How: Prudenec Uupgcn Jean Llllon Loninlck Eelnr e lClOH irown I I X, 1 I norraine Uilbwr, Christian Muller, John Eapovltch, Alexander Keio, Alfred Lnlermo. In the fall, thirty-four pupils entered our grace. The class officers are: president, George Ecelnunng vice-Uresident, Joan Llllong and class rother, Yrs. fuller. Je have had very QDDQ attencmnce thls year an, won tLe attendance cuj in December. He have won the .. Q. 1 prize twice ills yelrg tLe last :ine we were treeted to the I. N. A. tirtkiej cake Q41 cocoa, ln jeeQrapkj class we male Exeter ani enfojeg atln5 it on crackers. He look fcrwerQ tc sur science alas: with Kr. Orend each Friday. 93