Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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BOARD OF EDITORS Edrtor ln Chief GRAHAM BELL ASSlSt3Dt Eclltors VINCENT MANTELLO DOROTHY MCHENRY ANGELINA PAOLUCCI Advertlsmg Manager Busmess Manager EDWIN WHEELER LOUIS CAPORALE CITCUIBIIOD Manager Typewrxtmg Edltor RALPH DENIKE ANNA ANSELMO Art EcI1tor Publlclty Chalrman JUNE EISENHAUER DOROTHEA EDWARDQ Faculty Advisers Mass C E Clayton General Mxss I-I Cn Robbie Literary Miss E Davxs Art Mr Wm Duke Te I'1n1caI Mr W H Mann Advertlsmg 5IW mW 22H6f WfE-M -WWW . . - - - - - - - 3 I ' I W7 . A ,rw I V '- z A If 2f:H'f'.f.'-.' I iv QE , 1 ,,',vw'.','f,- W I we M -fr ., 1. I f v - I - , , 1 1 H 'g,','.'. - I - J -, 'wjqtfq-A-5, , I ' 2 1 bg a Q C I. I f ' Y , J f i v r I, .- , I , , , E ., , , M22 - L p 4, I f It 45 1 . . ky 53 ' 'A W1 W? ff' ' E 4, 0 ' t Tim ,- . S ' 1 A . 4 if . , , ' ' I . X I ' I t ,I an 4 x I , -J --......... 1 A ' 'fm ' , , . 2 . , ,.

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EDITORIAL HE PURPOSE of the Amerlcan school system IS to prepare the student as well as possnble for his later life Although stnctly speaking the art of soclal graces ns not included lh the regular curnculum It IS as important to the student as algebra French chemistry etc Once out ln the world we must talk work and play w th others and unless we have mas tered the art of gettxng along wlth people we are serlously handicapped It IS the oplmon of everyone m school that the Soclal Club IS a step ln the achievement of thls arm The Social Club ns not as nts name mlght lmply a club wnth restrlcted membership dues or other encumbrances It IS rather a penod of recreatxon ln whlch any hugh school student be he jew Aryan Catholic or Protestant may partlclpate These students gather to play pxng pong dance llsten to the music or just to Indulge 1n the fine art of conversatlon Thus under the supervlslon of a teacher who has made the guidance of youth ln extra currxcular actlvltxes her llfe s work the prlnclples of cooperatlon and tol rance that IS those of Amen camsm are pamlessly assnmllated For the last five years there has been a Dark Age ln socxal actrvltles that rs there have been few partnes and those that have been held have not been too successful The reason for thls has not been poor supervnslon but that the number of puplls who knew how to dance was comparatxvely small Thxs IS bemg remedied by the Soclal Club so that many students who never danced before the advent of the Social Club glide gracefully over the floor Another serious defect of these partles was that the non dancers drd not know how to play any game well enough to be thoroughly mterested m lt therefore they might easnly get into trouble This ns bemg remedied by the Soclal Club whlch supplies the necessary equip ment and the opportunity for learmng Thus the pupxls have had the actual enjoyment of bemg together and playing games The Social Club remedies the deficiencies ln the student body s social educatlon and lt also gets the pupils together so that they may discuss thexr ndeas about war peace lnfe lub erty and the pursuxt of happiness They learn another s vxewpomt and realize that there are two sldes to every argument They learn that all Germans aren t bad and by the same token that all Englxshmen aren t good They learn that although the Republicans may be strong ln thelr hatred of Democrats they both have the same purpose to make Amenca better ln short the Social Club IS the connectmg lmk between students and provides opportunlty for the students to acquire the socnal graces lt IS everybody s club without partlallty and wlth a hearty welcome for all The student body ns very grateful to Miss Saunders for her efforts nn founding and guxdmg the soclal hour and hopes that next year her efforts will be rewarded by a bugger and better Socxal Club 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , .. 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' - . . . . - . . . . . A - 1 v 1 1 , . u 11 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 ' . . 1 . . . 1 . - A - 1 . 1 . . , T . 1 . . . 1 . . .