Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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ORCHESTRA Vlolins Ruth Daley, Isabel lard, Angelina Paolucci, Theodore Marquis, Robert Seitz Irwin Fngleman, Ilchard Pearce, Priscllla Howe, LeRoy Aitken, John Crisi rumpets John raporale, Paul leitz, Lewis Travis, John Venners Cornets Robert Johxson, nrllur 1cCartney lide Trorbone 'illlan Connor bass Porn hdwin Wheeler Baritone Ralph Santore Sago hones Livio CPlS1, orothea Edwards, hicharo Smith arlrets Lo s Ann nanister, onte Banister, howard Connors, Joseph Addorisio, Robert Anderson Bass Xiol Thomas Lack Cymbals Annmarie hagopian, Janice Fritche Plano Ann Laley Bells Freda 1lle trams Edlth Frischmann, Louis Caporale, Cordon Kreutz The Arosle high School Crckestra, under tke olrection of our new leader, Hr ltchell Vincent, started the year with thoughts of accomplishing more than ever before line new members helped to replace flue of last year's seniors and five other pupils who moxed awaj e have added a sllde trombone, played by William Conrors, a clar net, by Howard Connors, and four vlolins, playeo by Priscilla howe, Le or Altken, John Crisl, and anbe ina Paolucc Joln Caporale, a new member, has proved to be one of our best trurpeters 'e have played for several assemblles, and expect to hold our concert ln the earl, part of a lFlS year Ardsley high School has seen its first band, also formed under the d P8C'1OD of lr Vlrcent There are eighteen members who play the following trumpets, saxophones, trombone, clarlnets, horn, bells, drums, and cymbals Eiiiii il ., 'III xiii jq2?k 'rs, I ll suis gum IIS E! llll ,E nu! 'lun' ff ' - Y! V . i . L , A ,L 1- . T . 2 , Q J , : ' 3 ' iw Y . o n : H . S. ' 1 : ' ' . : ' -1---'-1--' . - 3 '-- --- - ---- . - a Q . , J V L W - . . l U L . -T- T--. V Y . . I A ,w. . . A 0 C 0 ll Q ' ': ' - ' . .. . A 5 1 37 I 3 + 1 1 l 1 ' . . I , ' 1 ' 1. H ' ' 1 s i - ' Q -Z ' ' : X 1- - - 1 N 1 1 - L I E ' ' ' ' sf If ml. . . . i o' 5 . 'T . . . - Y : . . 1 -'1?E9s6?E?EZEE5qE P 1 15 H 1125 5 '-22 TE ,.,..,-- Q, .... .... .,..,: F., ..-.. ,... ., -. ,1...,..,:. Q ' ' ' . , . ggi - , , S.:-::.,A' .-. h i - Q E :2'i5l ' '- , E Y - z 1 e e y fe - ,n !t . Q e 4 E o is -:lo ..- ., J J,-, - - E IE - E ' up 4- v j .ti E I a it Qld Q A fi - 1- a i ll!! Q-.. -- ' 3, ' U- r 19 lun- --v sn- 6 ' JZ '

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Front Row Furilla Back Row BOYS BASKETBALL Frank Pascone, David uera,hty, Vlncent Agnano, william Fonnors, Patsey Joseph AddOTlS1O, Lanager, icholas acri, Ierbert Travls, nalph oe ike, Chester Noviello, Jame Petrola, Coach Horend The 1957 1958 Orange borend and led b Capta'n League game schedule, the The Ardsley rive won and Elue basketball Ieam, under tze tutela e of Coach Agnano, enjoyed a nost successfml sea o In the twelve Ardsley quintet won six and lost tke sa.e number their flrst four League ganes with victories over Creen burgh, Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, and rendrlck hudson, respectively However, tbe victory was not as lonb lived as we lad hoped it would be failed to be on top in our next trree encounters Ne bowed to El sford, Croton, and Greenburgh by very sllcht marc ns After vanquishing the boys from the otler side of the tracls L the score of 28 21, our hour ters' a ain felt the pangs of defeat as we fell vlctlm to Irv bton, Hendrick Fudson, and Elmsford Croton, one game behlnd Hendrick Hudson, and with only APQS165 to play, net us on March 4 before a capacltv crowd or our tone court The orange and blue seemed suddenly to have found trerselves and finished the season in a blaze of glory by defeating the heavily favored Croton quintet oy 26 2f Bill Connors ended his caxeer oy turnlng in a brllllant perlorzance, as Cid lave Geraghty, and the last time Captain Vince fashion whlch Patsey Furilla, who also wore tre uniform of Ardsle nlvh Cchool for The tear is also indebted to tle rare kill of :rank Pa cone Agnano concluded his high school basketball career ln tke brilllant so distinguished him througkout hss varslt years And so we close a ainly successful season of stran e ups and downs Eugene V lowney v'I1h 5 4 MM. the xii wgb Q59-.Q : ' j ' . V : 0 ' ' I f ' E L i 1 ' . ' I S Q V ' I'- 'Q Q an - , A - C I y l . ' 2 S n. . ' . 'i . . q - . . Q - , L . A V . , 4 O . 1 . We K ' vv- '- . . H ce - cl v l t . . A A 1 fy - - I S 1 3 ,- jp, . Y A g A . , X . . I A ' V . 1 , . ' A N . A' .1 . l K 7 J- ' - I- Y . . , ' V1 i. , 1-1 - -. A! A - - I ' A - A V v'e 4 . h 1 s ' . S . - A - Q . L F ' rt. .5 ' , . 1 N X N , fl A K ' , X 'Q -'I ' - -X + l , Y I A 2 l 3 'i fl I '-' 1 , ' ' Q - 1.1 ' 1 ' f 2.15 . N, ,.- 1 5 -u: e. , , - , Q! g U V ly rd: -- N -Y 5 . .... . ' 'Y '-sw-' 1:13--.:::: 1341 x -. ld, ' e , .. F

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HONGR SOCIETY S At the organization meeting of the Honor Society, held on November 27, Laura Brown was again elected President. Other officers included Miss C. Conklin as adviser and Ruth Gubler, Secretary. This year the Third Degree, the executive committee of the Honor Society, includes a membership of twelve rather than the customary ten students. Gladys Slocum, Mildred Koenig, Graham Bell, Paul Seitz, William Phillips, Freda Wille, Thomas Mack, Marianna Frischmann, Rosina Paolucci, and Clara Maori, in addition to the officers,constitute the committee. The Annual Banquet, at which 43 candidates of the Honor Society were initiated was held on December 17 We were fortunate in a aln havin the honorable F Seely as toastmaster The solemn cererony lncluded a prograr of speeckes, movies, and refreshments. Surprise honorary Awards were given to Liss Jalsted and 'lss E Davis At present we are making plans for the yearly Honor Society Picnic to be held early in may All of our 150 members try to live up to the followin pass word of the society NI P16656 myself to aid my school in scholarsllp, service, attendance, conduct, and welcoming strangers Ruth Gubler STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Councll had as its officers, Paul Se tz, president, Laura Brown, vice president, Ruth Gubler, secretary Since there have been so few problems lr the school, been very active, however, along wlth the Social Club, it social which is to be held on April 14, and is sponsoring for the benefit of the annual senior scholarslip Nhen Mr Eaton was made Chief of Police, the Student wlich presented him with a fountain pen An attempt is now being made to reorranize tie clubs and to orbanize many ev ones wh ch have beer sua e ted 4-I the Student Council has rot is making plans for a an enterta nment ln April Counc l headed a commit wh ch were formec last e r slhcerely lo e that tre hd tCT6 wha' -2 'l '-'34-v .JSJ-:ease C, X? v - J M F - W .N , 5 Q . , n. 1. C . A n ' 4 1 v . ,, . ,. A 4 4.0 A4 n g O U I ' I U 5, n H - O - : 'M 1' ll O . ' A M 1 . ' - . . A , L A A . A A A 1 g ' I L - A . l . H .ee . . , , tg ' i 1 1 m I y a N f .i. . . '. we -. - xp , attempt we are making will be successful. Abcle Fri . K f u x f X X, Ll , T 'E df 'lf',X , i , i t ' ' N I I I h A , :X ' 7 5 Ag , If --. ' .Q I 1 TW- 5-X 1 r S i fit v ,QQLW ITG d .' X