Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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601063 IGHIM IN MEMORIAM MAY A HALSTED I have everythmg to llve for, I love my work, the people I work wlth, my home and my frxends Thxs was one of the last expressxons of our teacher and colleague, May A Halsted. It 1nd1cates xn some degree her zest for lxfe and the phxlosophy that prompted the many servxces she rendered She strove to wlden her socxal relatxonshlps and enjoyed the fellowshlp of her frlends and assocnates Because of her fondness for young people, she was mterested IH trymg to help them solve thelr problems, through frxendly dlscusslon or advlce. It was lxke her to surround herself w1th beauty llttle things to brlghten a dark corner, to cheer a dreary day Thls search for and appreclatlon of lovehness and gracxousness was an attltude she endeavored to develop and mstlll ln her puplls The memory of a hfe filled wxth the urge to lxve can never dxe J , h g,f,s,w . 5 -1 V l , ppl ,. '. M even, M452 , Mfg' 414:29 f . rf , V' . C

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. 2 ?? EDITORIAL We are tomorrow s generatron The future IS ours What then could posslbly be more f1tt1ng than to choose as our theme The Peace to Come and The World of Tomorrow When the llghts go on agamn when nylon stockmgs rubber txres gasolrne and all those pleasantrles of the prewar Amerlcan Way agam become part of our dallx Ines we shall be the guardlans of thc new peace Hehcopters and jet planes w1ll wh1r through lear blue skxes conquermg dlstance and unvexhng mysterxes of the un1 verse hxtherto revealed only to Flash Gordon and Co Pl3St1CS plywood soxbean products synthetxcs of all tvpes magneslum and alummum rexolutlonxry medlcme and facxlxtxes ummagmable w1ll take shape rn a world rn whrch the progress of scrence lb dedxcated only to the betterment of humamtv Dlsease and pam wlll jom the 11st of forgotten words fear doubt and msecurltv wlll become mem or1es of a world of long ago Our world decimated to the proposltlon that all men are created equal wxll be based upon the four freedoms freedom of speech and cxpressron where free men enjov free enterprxse ruled by a govern ment of the people bv the people and for the people freedom of rcllgxon the rxght to belxexe as we choose and to loxe hxgh xdeals freedom from want and freedom from fear ln a world for lxttle chlldren When the horrors of war fade mto obl1v1on shall we wm The Peace We Seek 9 WE MUST For lf we allow mans Greed to overcome h1s loxe of human kxndness the forces of eul wlll ox ercome the powers of good and another greater holocaust w1l1 result to wxpe cxuhzatron from the surface of the earth So that those who gaxe the last full measuu of dexotxon shall not xe dntl v xam we wlll not x Wxth ffnth mn the forward progress of humamtx and IH the assurance th t optlmrsm 1 yustxhcd we tomor row s ge-nerat1on confident of a just pe ice wrll preserxe that peace for all tomorrows 1-xl X NN E-2 in X - 'T ffl' -s. i X- . a t an V f A V I . - N J I fl., 4 1 I, I. -V h . V A . Vi. . I' . l Y, V. C I ,. I H7 I .hkl A-- y'r .Y 1' .Q g I -p Q - Q 'D ,V . , U , l'l'lx1l Q . ' ' ' 5 ' .. , C, . B I Q ha' -' ' fa'l. S Q . -f

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.JNTCQ 5 B lllQ4 4 f' Xi., Ugg? wt' 'We X 1 Mmwonl M xl N .IX 5 'L' 1 E. g EGM I MEMORIAM LEONARD ENGLEMAN An earnest thoughtful young man Leonard Engelman AHS 36 l1ved a full hfe wmthm the span of a few years Servlce to others was ever a guldmg prmcxple 1n hls hfe At the Albany College of Pharmacy from whxch he was gradu ated ln 1941 as well as at Ardsley Hxgh School Lenny s frrendshlp was cherished by faculty and students ahke H1s passmg on August 21 1943 was a commumty bereavement As one of hls classmates sald To me Lenny has always represented a way of hfe honest mdustrlous and unselfish cheerful frxendly and thoughtful He was always a comfortmgly capable person to have around, a ray of sunshme xn any s1tuat1on. it HELENE FLUCK Wherever she was there was ease and warmth A party a basketball game, the Semor prom because she enjoyed all these so much they gamed new sparkle for those about her Whatever she d1d was done w1th a certam orxglnallty all her own that brlghtened each accomplxshment Whomever Froshne knew felt the glowmg frlendlmess of her every word, her sm1le that cheered the dreary days and made the hours Hy Because we knew her for a day theres a new fullness 1n our souls, the memory of a young and vxbrant heart Y- 'V gl- l I '-' M A 'A J' '---I , sbt 'F' .4 .3 ' 4', ,' gi G- f, 'f X , A i 1' ', Ay '44 rw' ff L :- x . 32:2 'f X ' 0. , . . -,-f, - ,. X, X V' ix xg N AY'--' , 'fxbx - 4 ' - .- f f..?.x'..-2 .. f,v . wi 5, I x l My E 1 l ,- fl ' 9 0 -N ' A . r f Y l I , y ' . -sf X v A ' A X r , K . . . . Q' 1 r G ig '. six ' . I x VP as - 17 - J, 7 .: mi I n ,' . . . . - ' 1 - r K ' r Q i ' r , A K QW.-,. -.g,.,. .-.-.--.- .IQ47-. 123' X X .jk v',,ii:? ' X :. .t X X . I x - ,x . , fxf X ' 1 A ws as l S. mix ,X xx X - h , , , I QQ-fix ' ,,,-m.1..,1.,s ..,s.,.s,. , ,. . ,..., .M M. -.c,.,w gtg 7 Y . 5? . ti , - 1 I Q , 5 Q Y l , . . . I l . . . , 5' ' l' . 1 - 1 1- . ,, U ' 5512.1 - , R . a y , . . l v 1 a 9 ,, 1 V . . ' -Y. .-.-,V.V. . .u I v'5. .l