Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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November 10 November 25 December 1 delivers-the Armistice Day address at the 100 pupils participated. Judge Louis Eugene Tepp exercises at which over A total of 261 articles a Thanksgiving donation are contributed to the Dobbs Ferry Hospital The Ponor Society honors Laura Brown by reelecting her president and Ruth Gubler secretary Those who are chosen to serve on tke Third Degree were and Freda Willa, Juniors, William Phillips, Sopto ore, and Graham Bell, Freshman December December December December G Seely January January Juniors January and rebruary 2 February 21 February 28 March 5 March March score March March April lpril April 7 Mildred Koenig, Gladys Slocum, and Paul Seitz, Seniors, Clara hacri In its first league basketball encounter Ardsley defeats Greenburgh, the defending champions Paul Seitz is elected presldent and Laura brown vice pres dent at the organization meeting of the Student Council In an uproarious game Ardsley defeats its traditional basketball rival, Dobbs Ferry, to have a clean slate to date Forty eight new members Join the Honor Society tonight in the ceremonies of the fourteenth annual inltiation The Honorable Walter Port Chester presides as toastmaster Mr Vincent organizes tke A H S rand Thlrty sexen puplls and parents from Ardsley attend the vocational conference and social eeting held at tke Tarrytown Y M C A for seniors of nearby schools The Junior Class decides to undertake the publishing of the Ardsleyan The Board of Editors is elected for tke 1058 Ardsleyan Clara Lacri is Editor in Chief tothers' Night at P 1 A The Ardsley Girls' Honor Basketball Teams entertain Dobbs rerry Girls Team, defeating tlem by t e score of 24 22 Special Testimonial Assenblf in konor of newly appointed Ckief of Pol1ce,Thomas E Eaton The personnel Director of R h lacy and Conpany addresses the high school assembly on 'Salesmanship and Department Store Organdzation Basketball game between Croton and Ardsley to decide the championship between Croton and hendrlck rudson Arcs ey VlCtOTlOlS with a close Dr Bstker Mast of Grasslands FOSflt81 adcre e tte high sclool assembly on uhed cine and ursing Individual photographs are takeafof each pupil in the school for t e 1958 Ardsleyan The Annual Pet and o e Economics Ext bition p esented by tte Jur or Student Counc'l Senlor Play HA rowllng Success Senior washington Trip Leith rischmann I Y H!,guhi N ll di E R49 cIl!.I-l Cqirqi5 5P -an NFS EII' as 3 L- - ' 8 . - . - 1. ' lO . . 17 - . ' I . of A . ' 15 . . - 1 . . . T . 15 ' - ' . 21 A - . . , , 4 . '. I ' .L 1 . ,.. 4. .H 4 : wv A . ' ' i . ' l ' 1 28-2 . ll . ' 1 T ,' 1 ss s A 1 L 'A 1 1 ' 1: . 15 f 1 A . ' . . L March 25 Mr. McGarrity of Federal Bureau of Investigation speaks in Assembly. l H m A .1 r . .1 8 ' ' ' T ' .H 18 H . E N. y s X X I L K ' fl c 7 .4ql IX 4? velx 1 A 1 li K TX 341 5 1 W 3 ' HS! e D ' lf' 'N Sri? A ' T 4-K+ ,mL.: ..... ,A 1 H

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May 7 May 14 May 20 Lfay 21 pI'OgI'B.m May 27 June 1 June 5 June June eptember 22 September 22 hlgkest amount of CHRONOLOGY The annual Scout Circus and Parade, headed by the Scout Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps of Tarrytown. Mildred Koenig and Paul Seitz represent Ardsley at Greenburgh League Public Speaking Contest held at Irvington. Orchestra and Glee Club entertain at a concert for their friends. Alfred Crisi chosen valedictorian for the Class of l937 and Erna Groth, salutatorian. The speakers chosen by the class for the commencement are Mary Grandolfi, Howard Auld, Margaret Heller, and Rodney Ferguson. The Honor Society enjoys its annual picnic and treasure hunt. Members of the Junior Student Council enjoy a fine picnic at Clarence Fahnestock Memorial Park. Members of the Third Degree of the Honor Society, entertained by their adviser, Mrs. Farnham, at her home in Scarborough. Final Honor Assembly is held at nine o'clock and the school days again QPBW to a close for the summer Senior graduation exercises held Tre student body returns, P6fT6ST6G and f lled with new enthuslasm, ready to galn new knowledge ard set new records for A F S The the Subscript on Lampaignl Once more a furious battle is waged between classes T e day of the V6PQlCt comes wlth the announcement of the sales ever made and tke Junior and Sophomore Classes carrying off the high honors September 24 The orchestra organizes under its new instructor, Tr Nitchell C Vincent Several new members have Joined, and it looks like another successful year for the group October October ball by the fa October October Banister who October 21 October 22 October 2 October 29 ovember 1 After a successful year as scoutmaster, Nr Mann turns hls duties over to lr Ken Brown, newly appolntec scoutmaster Tre Railroad A C tame tle Braintrusters Ifacultvl 1Ut0 CSMP 21 9 to wln tke soft tall champlonship Tre vlctors are presented with a soft ctlty The Social Clmb s sponsorin an elglt lessor coxrse in soclal dancing glven by hiss virginia Narsh lonigkt the Ilgh school boys and tf6lF dads get togetker for a rathers' N rt at the P A Amongftne speayers are r lro as BHG! speak on the appreciation of fathers lre Sender Class g we their 'lhank You Party' to tke klgb school students who partlclpated ln tle r recent subscript on carpaign Tre Junior Student bOuHCl1 organizes w th hilliam rllpatrick of orade 7h as pres dent 'Te Annual rade Tracl lent 13 held wlth the atlletes of the Sixth and Eighth Grade carrying off most of the honors Studerts re t for a cay as tie teacrers attend State Teachers Conference in New Vork Clty For tre hary M Quimby hemorial FUDG tle H 1 A sponsors a very successful card party Eiilii il Q lfnu. K S XII 'UML f SHE EERE 190 ll gll'MIglE 'I!l!!:s al L ll, 'illlll 2? 21 . . X xx I 22 2 , ' 1 u .o o A N X ' . 'h ' ' ll ' Q . 1 . A L ' - ' O . . . 8 A . A .N . .vi Q o f ll 1 K . . X 1 ' ,X ' . - J 1 - ' n . ' ' . - A Q l 15 . : i 5 ,L - . ' ' . , , 7 18 ff Y A ' f- A - Iigl . . T. . W Q L , ml 1 ' ir, . rn ,.4 , Irv- N p .N A 4 -1- A- l , . ' ' - . -Q i ' 5. .A . . A ' f 1 '11 1' . e 4, 1: P 4 ,g 2 - - - 3 A ' ' 2 J 5 I S . ' A S h ', 1 L, ' Y , ' TJ 7 - f rf . - . .-- . . V . 1 , . . A V T I ri , - F ee, M,U., n ,,n,Liii iii: ' gg 'e - F 'Z 1' N - V E ll - A. 2 L? 3' at 4 J-3 ' F ' ' ' ffl Q' - ' Oil A iq . - We m e 2- . 2 -- '.n. ,. . . H. .V -or , aw

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GIRLS BASKETBALL Seatec Chrlstina lrst ow iola 'rench, Catrerlnef Second now annie elfna Paolucci, srandolfi, Iar aret lcrenr acbenzie, owra Keane Followiz and inter class basketball a air occupied the months anuar PO17OW1P thls perlod two honor tears were pla ing bare ana nst H6lgYbOPlHf schools Once abain the Ardsle girls proved their wort! code adopted bv the women coaches lltur, ildled Koenig, Edith Frisohmann, Laura rrown, Eleanor o'Angelo, Clara BSCTI, Constance lacD1arnid, Anna Erinkerkoff Evelyn Eaton, harle elarge, Sarah Pascone, Coach Erown in this section, inter squad of Lovemoer, Decenber and picked to represent Ardsleh against keen opposition Their season ended wlth 4 wins and 1 defeat Their scoring record was 157 to 84 The ckool loses t graduatlon four outstanding glrl athletes who played an important part in the last 3 years in establ shing a record of 16 wins and 2 defeats Incl diff inter squad lnter class and honor team basketball, 43 girls in the high school pla SQ basketball this ,ear Character, sportsnanship, and cooperation, besides the fundamentals of the game, were carried out sincerel by all girls who pladed this wlnter sport , Ls ... ...E I 5 , E EEEEEE ie mi yu, 'ndmu NN'- ik ,n 'S 4 I ll I ll En 5 Ill: I Illh U ill ll' nun' -his ': ' C I g T 3 y. If R : 'J ':':' . I-T ' W T r f ' Q ' I L ' . ' '- . :X 1' ' ' ' ' , . o A. ' L 1, L A J , Ang ' 1 E 1 . Li the ' , - . - J -,' 1 ' ,A ' Q: A A I A. 1 x. - 'L A ' y r ' . s T i l ' V - . N A , Q . l ' Q - l 0 - I S n Wy X . . 1 i 5 11 ' AO - ' - ' 44 1 - -Y Q L l 1 A y v . ra , - , 1-nm-: f?f-.2-:F-1. -' are E U, ..... ,fq',-IIT ' '-R .Fa ,..-fA.4 :', f- -- 'i S 2 sieve rww - -5 1 ' , ll Ell!IuIu!lll! fgllg la I E' T' 1 O ij. ' - IE - s Ha es 'Q 4 A 1 I. V .... . V , Q I me L-, ' '-. J- ' 9- is ' np- --1 :,.,. - 1 . ' iq-