Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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1, ,,, t rmingsy ms, 1912 AHS 1942 haw- -x my ,Wm .M 'gsgzigg .. a X Y Q g it is , , T S wk 'Q W 5 1 r Gi x 1 QS .. f S-fast, 1 5 1 5 Q 1 an 1 ' fs JKSSN 'Ss5+:'g A f. wife R A XA, JUNIOR C September found twenty-two pupils ready for another year of work under the guidance of Miss Bitterman. Robert Henning, a new student, was wel- comed by all. Our hrst class project, a joint project with the Junior B class, was a new type of program called Gay Nineties Night. It met with great success due to the hard work and excellent cooperation of all those involved. This pro- gram seemed to fall in line with the theme of our yearbook. lt seems appropriate that our class should have chosen the theme The Thirtieth Anniversary of Ardsley High School for the ARDSLEYAN, since it is represented by two pupils whose parents were enrolled in the high school at that time. These classmates are: ,lanyce Fritche, whose mother was then a pupil here, and Arthur McCartney, both of whose parents were members of the first graduating class. We are eagerly looking forward to next year, when, as Seniors, we hope to continue the good work already begun. Lily Gubler. FIRST ROW: Arthur McCartney, Elinor MacLeod, Otto Agnano, Adelaide Jacobsen, Angelo Costantini. SECOND ROW: Mary McCormack, Frank Yozzo, ,lanyce Fritche, Rob- ert Henning, Geraldine Rodgers. THIRD ROXV: Lily Oubler, Thomas Pasquale, Lucylle Bell, Gregory Hagopian, Ruth Carroll. FOURTH ROW: Emerson Virden, Anne McCormack, Arthur Hackett, Marion Phillips, Frederick C-entsch. BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Contant, Miss Annette Bitterman, Ned Boice.

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'Nm JO Y .uni .QS .N . ...W f .GT V- L Q . N ' sxlssga if -. . as , xxx-A - be fu I 1' I ii.. D gpg, wx urs R .J 1 I , gin -L , -53 jff I I ss ff' REV I il s 'U 5 U1 Q t 3 2+ , trrl' R 13' 4 2 1-N 5 I L W Y 'N I 4 . fs I 9 I Z AHS I 942 JUNIOR B In September l94l, we became enthusiastic juniors under the guidance of Miss Clayton. We elected officers as follows: Evelyn Brown, President: Thomas DeMuro. Vice-president: Domenica Arone, Treasurer: and Anna- belle Hogan, Secretary. We joined with the Junior C Class in our year's projects, a Gay Nineties Night and the publication of the ARDS- LEYAN. As our friends know. this yearbook is commemorating the founding of the high school department in l9I2. At that time the entire school was still in the old school build- ing, and, of course, there was no junior Class. Three of our classmates' parents were in attendance in the Ardsley school at that time: .Iackamena Labascio, now Mrs. A. Anselmo: Filomena Cimino, now Mrs. S. Palermo: and William Brinkerhoff. There was no yearbook published at that time, either. The ARDSLEYAN had its beginning in I922 and has been continued since then with the exception of the years I933 through I935. We hope our friends and supporters will find much of interest and enjoyment in this our I942 ARDSLEYAN. Annabelle I-Iogan, Secretary FIRST ROW: George Brinkerhoff, Nancy Wilbur, Frank Scallero, Margaret Santore, Peter Frischmann. SECOND ROW: Domenica Arone, Michele Anselmo, Edna Wheeler, William Rosano, Helen O'Crady. THIRD ROW: Mary DeNardo, Dominick Lancellotti, Frances Lefurgy, Thomas DeMuro, Andrew Reid. FOURTH ROW: Michael Noviello, Annabelle Hogan, Michael Moccia, Tessie DeNardo, Theodore Knoesel. FIFTH ROW: Mary Delreo, Dominick Furilla, Dorothy Iladad, Antoinette Mantello, David Montaruli. BOTTOM ROW: John Palermo, Miss Constance Clay- ton, Evelyn Brown. if ,Q 5. I 5- -5: f' 2: em IZ- S' R. -Q, MW, Q 'f Art y ill if X f -awf- ,PRS Q. . .1 1, 1 ff Q? I W .nag M lf! CN! ' ri: V' I In Q-N 49 'kwa A , his X . I ' ' Lg: . I ,zz 2 x , L, ,I V f f S+ 3 1 X If Ri' N ,x IRQ' , , gpnwf .gsm N M rv 11 .f:.,.Qft, 1 7 it. it .3 ,,,... .,,.. WN? 'fu .-.-u.4....,V

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v 1 Us-.Q i 'S F 'af i .a- .sa Xl l fd -.I l 5: QQ' 1912 ---i AHS --i 1942 SOPHOMORE CLASS Having passed the first milestone of our high school career, thirty strong, and having eagerly entered into the second, our goal was for a more successful year, and we ara: confident we have attained it. Financially, our problem was to augment our Washing- ton Trip Fund, and to accomplish this, in addition to our club dues, our members sold candy at the weekly basket- ball games. Our parents, by their faithfulness in attending the P. T. A. meetings, won for us on several occasions the P. T. A. award for attendance. This year we elected as our officers: Rosina Mantello, President: Earl johnson, Vice-President: Dorothea Frisch- mann, Secretary, Pauline Lutz, Treasurer. Otherwise, wc remain unchanged except for the welcome addition of two new classmates, Rosemary Harrison and Louis Waddell. So we pass to a new year in the firm belief that we will achieve as great, if not greater, success than we have had this year. Dorothea Frischmann, Secretary FIRST ROW: Geraldine Gorman, john Wright, Flor- ence DeAstis, Donald Rooney, Marion Cimino. SECOND ROW: ,lohn Caporale, Doris Munck, LeRoy Aitken, Pauline Lutz, Warren Brown. THIRD ROW: Victoria DeNardo, Madeline DeRosa, Rhoda Buser, Louis Waddell, Martin Engleman. FOURTH ROW: George Spano, William Groth, C-eorge Furilla, Mary D'Angelo, Carmine Pascone. FIFTH ROW: Betty Gorman, Beatrice Schmidt, Kath- erine Maisano, Robert Blouin, Charles Van Brunt. BOTTOM ROW: Rosina Mantello, Earl Johnson, Mr Charles Horend, Dorothea Frischmann, Donald Thomas. at P ' 5.445 Q