Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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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

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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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Q GEORGE H HAUPTMAN JR HOWARD RUSSELL SECOR DANIEL R GEIS DANIEL R GE1s CLASS OF 1937 fwfx Staff Sergeant Fleld Artlllery kxlled m act1on on the Itallan Front De cember 21 1943 after partlclpatmg 1n the first four major campaigns of the AEF North Afrlca TUDISIS S1c1ly and Italy Stalwart lovable Danny' He never shlrked a duty or failed a frlend Snowbound 1n January 1936 m the Flshklll Mountains wlth the Outdoor Club he X olunteered to accompany the leader down the mountam and back through a ragmg blxzzard to find a telephone to reassure the parents back home That same Splflt of unselfish devotlon to duty endured until he gave the last full measure to h1s country wh1ch means to you and to me' GEORGEH HAUPTMAN JR CLASS OF 41 George H Hauptman Jr Class of of 1941 Pnvate US Army dled of menmgltls on November 12 1943 at Camp Cook Cahforma where he had been stat1oned for nearly a year George attended Ardsley Hzgh School unt1l june 1940 and had left school for employment wxth the North Amerxcan Ph1l11ps Company Qulet and s1ncere George had many frlends among the teachers and the servlce of h1s country and made the supreme sacr1flce far from h1s loved home ARDSLEYS FIRST GOLD STAR HOWARD RUSSELL SECOR CLASS OF 41 Howard Russell Secor 2nd Class Radxoman Submarme Servlce Mlssmg june 12 1943 He lost hxs lxfe 1n the servxce of h1s country m the performance of hrs duty He llVeS OII III Olll' l'IleI'I'l0I'leS Hls soft brown eyes a sunny dxsposmon h1s shy smlle a certaln bash fulness h1s modesty h1s sense of falrness an unruly lock of halr a shirt tall forever out a l1ttle black and whlte dog at h1s masters heels a path over Sugar Loaf worn down by hxs footsteps h1s musxc h1s love of scxence radlo and photography hxs passlon for Kenneth Roberts books h1s dry humor hxs am b1t1on to be a Navy man like his father h1s characterlstlc Hx Mom his courage and sto1c1sm m the face of stark tragedy these sxmple things shall l1ve forever m the hearts of those who knew and loved him 1 l , . 1 1. 1 , 1. . . 1 D 1 , - ' T . . . . . . ., , , . . ' f . .1 H . . I l ' ! Y , . 1 , 1 'Q , 1 1 1 . , 0, , 1. 1, . l , . ' Y 9 7 ' l ! . ' 1 . . , . D Q students of Ardsley High School. Essentially a home boy, he wlllingly entered I l f- Z . . .l 3. . Q 5 A i - , , . . I , t. . . , . . A, , . . .- 1 s 1 1 ' . . . , , , 1 1 1 , 1 1 Y 7 7 I . . , . . - ! Y ! . . . . . . . H . ,, . 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1