Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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an-Qefuasxanwntwomwcmwawn-cnwcxwnwefunwaunveunwunwswunnwnxanqgngarwg W A A Under the guidance of our new gurls physlcal ID structor Mlss VITUIUIH Vaca the Women s Athletlc Asso clatlon of Ardsley Pllgll was founded last fall at a mass meetmv of the hugh school glrls who chose for their student leaders Lons Ann Banlster President Kay Baker Vlce presldent Amta Heller Secretary The hrst undertaking of the Board was the devls mg of a polnt system whereby all glrls who were truly mter Ps, ested mlght earn an award not only the star athletes as - prevlously ThlS system has thus far proven qulte satlsfac tory and seems to be lmprovlng with tlme The sport season was officially opened last fall by a hockey game at lrvmgton where our gnr s pent a very enjoyable afternoon as guests of the Irvington Hlgh School Physical Ed Department the hockey season faded out the girls turned their energles and mterests toward badmmton volleyball pmg pong and shuffle board Of the badminton group Elmor MacLeod proved to be the most skxllful capturmg the smgles champlonshlp She and Llly C-ubler subdued all OPPOSIIIOH ln the badmmton doubles tournament emerglng undefeated at the end of the season The King of pmg pong IS none other than Ex elyn Eaton and the wlnners of the shuffle board encounters are une Elsenhauer and ean Van Dusen Then came the most popular sport of all basketball Judging from the great number of the falrer sex who attended the practices even Kay Baker came out and she proved to be qulte asset to her team too' An extenslve mter class and mtra mural schedule was drawn up This pro vided a number of excltmg games for the student spectators Of the four mtra mural teams namely the Screwballs Musty Bears Puny Putrld Petunlas and the lgnats the PPPS conquered the banner and were honored wlth a game agamst the faculty This latter team was composed of star col lege athletes and starred Pop Brown as Raggedy Ann Chuck Horend as Mae West Wxld Bull Duke as Shirley Temple and Maestro Vmcent as Sally Rand fwoo' woo' But their clowmng dldn t fool u No slree They certainly had to put up a Hght against those Battllng Beauties Serlously this game provlded a great deal of wholesome amusement for a record audxence of pupils Thus ended a most successful basketball season To Kathleen Gorman went an A plus for the efflclent manner ln which she executed her duties as manager A vitally needed posture class was organized and recelved with great enthusiasm by an eager group of glrls who were anx ous to xmprove thelr h alth and appearance Hedy Szekely and A D Paoluccx 1111111iiiiiiinifixiiiiiiiiii 1 . . . . . . I ' 3 5 f . T Y Y Y - , . 1 y , '. S . As - . Q , , . Y . Dv ' Y u v ' x V J , A , f , an ' - . ' , ' ' 1 , , , . , . s. x - ' 1 . 5 . . Q

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wgnfiwewnxwqawomwanwntwcxanwgutweeqnrwanpvuinwefqnmunrralwunnlpuewumnnxu 0 R C H E S T R img 5 Throughout the year the orchestra has been swiftly rebuilt to a bigger and more complete unlt than It has ever been before The instrumentation includes for the first time two flutes two cellos two French horns a viola and an oboe all of which have contributed greatly to the quality of our performance With this advantageous start combmed with the zeal and ambltlon of the members under a capable director the orchestra will again venture to compete hoping to equal if not better its pre vlous record of State recognition Although busily engaged preparing for the competition the members have taken time to B A N D School reopen rehearsals begin Maestro Vincent directs teaching flat feet pigeon toed knock kneecl marching techmque pulls his few remaining halrs finally mastered Dress parade Drum major and twlrlers synchronized perfection resplendent In appearance colors of Ardsley in uniforms thrill all boys crowds roar thunder for more girls knock em cold Pep Assemblies Band plays we re in the army now attention cheers yells Bonfire celebration Leaping flames leaping Indians war whoops the band blares boy it s cold ten degrees above We lead the parade round and round the bon re the school gee It s cold We go home Friday mte Basketball game me ha a whistle shrleks drums roll Here they come stately glamorous they please the eye they lead the band five twlrlers Drum Major the band fills the floor twisting turning Look' a spear head now a wheel they re marking out letters Wow' what a show Poor down beat Ted please keep penmes out of his Sousaphone ohn Cap always on the spot Ladies man ohn Venners truly interested always ready to swing mto hot JA M Flash Lefurgy baby of the outfit mnocent to all abuse Bob lmmy really his trombone IS taller than he conclusion he doesn t swallow It when playing Lois Ann 20 measures rest I beat 20 measures rest Serious again The music begins reverent silence everyone rises our new Alma Mater is played Student body smgs respectfully thundering applause public approves We prepare for the concert We help at the Scout Circus what performers we re actors too June again we ve had a busy year it was fun bigger and better band shows parades next year well not RUST on our laurels 111111iiiiifiiijliiiiiiiiii A I A W A V ki dwg!! A at 6 Q 4, Qi J . W 3 , ,ef ' if lift? ,949 ' f2f1Ff.' K y . . . I ' 7 Y , , . . , . . . . 1 l 1 1 ' entertain the P. T. A., neighboring schools, and assemblies during the year. . . . , l ' . . . . . . . . . '