Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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SENIORS LTHOUGH ANXIOUSLY WAITING to experience what the four long years held ID tore for us elther torturlng moments or joyful unforgettable events we as Freshmen colorfully attlred ln newlv purchased frocks and suxts marched self consclously to our Alma Mater early ln September 1936 We gamed much valuable experlence from our first two projects whlch conslsted of a food sale and a movie but ln our Sophomore year when we realized that our Washmgton trlp was drawing nearer we decided to work dxllgently for a more successful year Chief Sun flower was our first program for the new year and was followed by the Easter Egg and Cake Sale ln addltlon we sold Schrafft s candy at the home basketball games and thxs delighted everyone Wlth fresh splrlts and hxgh ambltlons our class now full fledged Juniors started the ball rolllng by wmnmg first place IH the Senior Magazme Campaign But our progress was not to end there We soon undertook our first project when we sponsored Spawn of the North at the Embassy Theatre followed by an After Easter Cake Sale Our most important enterprise was the l939 Ardsleyan which proved to be a great success and which expanded conslderably our Washington Trip Fund We as dlgnlfied Seniors eagerly looked forward to the numerous actxvltles which con fronted us The followmg class offxcers were elected Ruth Gubler Presldent Howard Con nors Vice Presldent Fannie D Angelo Secretary and jack Krassner Treasurer The Senlor Subscription Campaign was glven vigorous support by the entlre hugh school whose efforts were rewarded by a subscrlptlon party A successful food sale was enthusxashcally supported by the members of the class and the result surpassed our fondest expectatlons The Ghost of Grand Canyon our semor play occupied first place ln our minds The presentation took place on April 5 Realizing that our dream of the Washington Trip would soon become a reallty we looked forward wlth eagerness to April I5 whlch wlll no doubt llnger ln our memories for years to come As the year draws to a close we look forw ard to a promlsmg future of great achlevements and success m our chosen vocations and yet we cannot wrrte 61115 to our hugh school career wlthout ln some way expresslng our deep gratltude to all our teachers who have been pillars of strength and encouragement to us throughout these past four years whlch although fun for all have contamed their share of trials and trlbulatlons It was their lnvaluable aSSlSt ance that alded us ln conquermg these obstacles This year the production of the semor play has meant a great deal more work for all especially for our advlser Mass Buell who dlrected It To her go our sincerest thanks for all the valuable tlme and energy she spent m msurmg nts success Fannie D Angelo B' V I 7 7 1 , - , . , 1 H . -1 . . . . ' V . . . . .. . 1 ' - .1 . . . . . , or 1 1 Y - 1 . U 1. Y - ' . . U H . 1 1 . ! Y - ' - 1 1 ' . . . . Y - Y H 1 1 ' I 1 1. H . . . . 1 Y ' 1 1 v 1 1 . . . .. . H . 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' - - 1 O 1 Q . 1

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RUTH GUBLER Always ready to joke laugh and be gay And stall m work she makes every mmute pay HOWARD CONNORS We thank you for the mu c master of the keys Responsxye hearts respondmg to melodles like these JACK KRASSNER You ve been here but a little while Yet we re all agreed we llke your style FANNIE D AINGELO Happy and gay Smllmg each day I ESMEE CLARK A wmnln smlle Alway nn style WAYMAN DAVIS The wav he smiled The way he spoke Shows he s a sport Can take a joke MONTE BANISTER l like to skip alon the street But l should walk with stately stride Who started all thus foolishness Of people acting d1gn1fled5 MARIANNA FRISCHMANN There s an art ln bemg artlstlc .. . , . .v .. . sl , v . . ,- U . . . . . -. 1 Y y . . U . - .. . . . f fr f, . S . .. . . ' ' 4 v I o Tb . . . H ,, . . . . . va