Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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FRE ANC ,I gage X Ull ' UNI! UNI mm 14 Ifulxn Iho num ll 4 N I ll4 III4 IRI! RUN Utlo -xg.,lllll0 IIIOIIIIN INIII 4 nn ll In lun u p lIII1Ix UIVIUNI RUN 4 ons an I thu: u 4tl 4 4: 4 on num 4 ll 4 n s nm l'llIlI50ll xllflill Il :nk 3411141 We gathered together under the Ieadershlp of 'VIlss Robbne to begun our hugh school careers Iast September The Sophomores abolxshed the custom of the annual nmtlatlon Thus met with the enthusxastlc approval of the Freshmen Frank Yozzo has led our class successfully and has had as hrs assistants I..1Iy Cubler Secretary and Emerson Vlrden Treasurer Many of Us are members of the Honor Society and sew eral hawe recelved class awards this year Geraldme Rodvers and Barbara Ryder two new puplls were welcomed early last term In October we reluctantly bade farewell to Norma Kmght who mow ed to Mt Vernon -X Washington Trlp Flub has been established to whlch most of us are contrlbutlnv regularly Xve shall always look back upon our Freshman year wlth happy memorles Elmer lVIacI.eod . q 1 . ' ' I . 4 Q ,, , .' I 1 u . s 1 , . H4 4 , , 594 l. Q ' V , l 5 a 3 9 I 0 4, 3 .ig ' f f , ,it Q f g li If 1 A A , 1 1 fr I 2 f . W 2 2 Q me f' 'H ' . 2 f 2 5 I I 'V -0 ' .4 4 X . sv 1 p N' , - 1 . I I ' V,,Y' I A V- , J . 1 5 S V . I 4 4 i I In 1' I ' If I , E' , 1 1 A 3 i C 'Q ' , t -I x 'FUI' RUXY: .'xlIl'I2lf4Il' .Im-uh-4-n, Ilal'In:ul'n ICy4I4-r. I,u4'iII4- IE4-II, Nlnry NI41 '0l'Ill2U'Ii, :1lllll' 5I1'f'0l'llliN'Ii. Lil, Guhlvr, 3I2Il'Q.12lI'4'I K lnnl. .TI-Il' .' I I ': I-II' ' NI: 'I.4-o4I, ' wn, NI: -' I'I 'lIig:s, fIt'I'2lIlIIlll' Iimlg -rx, Hl'If'll 4r4i 'z44Ip. .lm ' '4- If' -' -In-. TH ': . ' 1 , ' I a. I'a,4 ul ', IIIIEIIIPN Yun Iirunl, Artl ' 5Il'I'2l.I'1l -y, Y'll': I I- Il ' ' . ': Allglltl 1 1' :Ia lini, .- r ' H: k' , X4-I II i4-4-, Gr-g Q Hug l'z , Sli 'I -I- A . 54-I , I - , 1 ' ' . Y . I .... ' 5 ' f ' 1 . ' ' . Y I A, . . V . , . . . D

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FRESI-IMAN B W1th 1 pleasant group of twenty slx puolls the Freshman B Class made a good start and before long many of us were earnlng awards Xve have also partlclpated 1n many extra currlcular act1v1t1es such as orchestra Senlor Chorus and basketball ln the latter our boys made a very good showmg commg m second plac As our project to lncrease our class fund we un1ted Wlth the freshman C Class and ave a very successful food sale Our class OHICCYS are Pres1dent Thomas DelVIuro Vxce pres1dent Annabelle Hogan Secretary Domemca Arone Treasurer Teddy Knoesel As our first year of h1gh school draws to an end we have found It a very enjoyable one and hop our other three years w1ll be as pleasant Dorothy Hadad 0 I Il 1 Il N NI 111 51 11I1I11 1I -1 o1111 tt1 Nl 11111 o Ilorolln H II 11 llllllll 1111 1 1111111 H oNl1 RUN 111111111 I1 111 Ilo 11111 1h1 1 0,,dll .1111 1 1 1111 111 1 1 1-ol 1 Ifllllkl llllln I IIIRD ROI! I 1 1111 ls xlllldllllll 'I'I11o1Io11 Ixnof I 1 ,. 1 s N11111 II Ilo11111114 I1 1 ll S nl 1 I0 Ii X 1111111 11 R1 11I IIIIIIIIIIN IJ1 Nlul o xlkllllll I'11g,l1 Ill 1 ll 1 s Ill ' 1l1 ll 1 I 11s1 Illlll L38 'IQ A JB AA fi A15 9 .1 , . . 'FUI' R X': SI: D1-I-'1-11, Yiolu 1-.I111-o, A 1 Iyll J- ' 1' , A Ill ' ' 1 . : -II , - ,' a la I, JICI' ,' I ': Ill ' ' I1111 Ili, . 1 'II - H U , N' WWII '. Ed 1 XYI11'1'I -1', I 'g ' ': 1 . , - -- ' 'sv , R W1-r YOIIII illl. , 5Ii4'I1u1-I 4' - o, ' ' ' ' l'1lI'III2l, Ifra 1k .'1': I-' . Il1l'I I'UNl UK ': , -- - -' , ' ' y -A - , , ' ' I 1 1 illl, VI: 'I I11gIoII', .lol I z ' 'Ill , I'1-I1-r 1' ' 2 1111. ,qv A m,,,,,w,,,,, A-., , ,,,,, ,,,w,,.,,,,, .,.. ,,.-, , , , ,--,,,,-, .,,.. --. MH . , A E fa., A 1 li TAI ,N ' ' I 3 4' Y ' A 3 , 4 Z sd A ,' I , 4, . iy ? . , ' , 4 - , 52 Q1 F 4 1 N N ? iff 1 ' 'f rr 7 Q, 1 4 4. I I If y is . If '., ' ' ' R K. . , 1 I I lil . '+I . J ' I A , 1 b . 1 'org . , If :fi X I I f r , I 6, A X It f 4, , Q, ' ' 9759 .. ,. - QQ L, 1 1:-f 1 1 . ff .1 J A ' A ,A 3 ': 1 . V s V ' . V. ' , v , I V- l - LYS gf- ,,f , D f ' fb. 2 A. 573451, , 3' 1 'ip . 1 ' V -A-vw 4- - - A A 1 '

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AN IDEAL AMERICAN HOME tEdxtors Note On this page and on page 34 will be found the prxze vfmnmg comp OSIIIOIIS from our llterars contest vhlch was sponsored bs us rn order to stlmulate mtetest 111 Amerlcqntsm and ln our publxcallonl FARMHOUSE m New England a columnecl manslon m Georgia a cabm on the Western Plains three entlrely dxfferent types of American homes Yet everyone of them em bodles Amerxcan ldeals and ln a day of reallsm such as we are now experlencmg how Important Ideals are' The materlal from whlch a dwellmg IS constructed IS of mmor nmportance It rs but the shell wherem the spmt ltves Under a single roof death slckness hardship and happmess must find thexr varrous ways to Hll the house wlth this mtangrble foundatlon As our great Amerlcan author Edgar A Guest so aptly puts It It takes a heap o llvm Just to make a house a home The key to every ndeal Amertcan home shall be hospntallty When a troubled stranger cautiously puts his foot msxde the door he shall find an envelopmg warmth to greet hum ln slde these portals the flame of welcome shall glow brrghtly No one shall be turned away unttl hrs story rs told and he has found advxce sympathy relxef Here shall the vagabond find cgntentment of heart and peace of spmt rn a friendly gesture He shall go away ap pease This home shall contain all that IS worthwhile and wholesome lts Inhabitants shall be uprnght cntlzens and everythmg they do shall be worthy of those who accompllsh nt Here shall be found food for thought and flowers for the soul On the llbrary shelves the Holy Bible shall rest and every act performed there shall radlate lts teachmgs The Amerlcan home shall also be a place of happmess and deep contentment Laugh mg faces and runnmg feet shall be seen and heard Every note of laughter shall be reflected by joyous faces and peaceful mmds l-lere shall the dreamer and realist find richness IH har mony No harsh words shall be spoken here for all rejoxce m freedom from strrfe Good fellowshlp shall respond to contentment and a happy mednum shall be drscov ered between work and play Hobbles and educatron shall be fostered and developed Gen eral home upkeep shall be planned to brlng about amlablllty Parents shall take part ln CIYIC affairs wlth great pride and their youngsters shall be a part of a group of lntelllgent well equipped future cltxzens The Ideal American home shall be a second rock upon whxch all men shall burld the1r fortunes and they shall be happy contented and unafrald to face the world Marlanna l:l'lSCl'llTlanI1 The tolloxung IS an excerpt ttom the composrtxon Wllllllllg honorable mentton We love and have pncle ln our country lts ideals and upright precedents and we are slowly aSSllTlllatlI1g those Ideals set forth by such great men as Abraham Llncoln Ben Jamln Franklin and others Umty and comradeshlp among fellowmen true allevnance and patrnottsm toward our country and unselfish love and alcl for those who need rt these are the characterxstlcs of Amerrcanlsm Let thls word be symbolnc of those ldeals when spoken of by other countries and let us stnve to make Amerlcamsm the only lsm' among us Antomette M Mantello . . , 1 ' - ' . . c . n 1 n 1 n - u v 1 I . . u . . . 1 . - v U 1 - ' 1 n n - , . , . . , . , . V- . . . . . . v n - - 4. n . . s v ' . . , , K l u . . . . . 1 1 ' - . , D , , . . . . U. - H