Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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Front Row Duane Horend Mary Slmmen Evelyn Kamke Vxce presldent Joan Emenck Secretary Sandra Man chester Rosma Lancellottz Mary Mantello Ann Borchers Florence Defeo Second Row Henry Groth Robert Van Dusen Lorralne McHenry joan Carson Jenme Renda Edelgard jantzen Jean DeLuca Frances Mannuccla Wlllard Benedxct Roy Nannanello Thzrd Row Donald Fatone Treasurer Lyman Kipp Arthur Eglolf Umberto Paoluccx George Papovrtch Donald Paws Crane Hackett Presldent Herbert Karl Michael Merryman Fourth Row Myles Ferns Donald Wahlquxst Steven Panmck Louis Addorxsxo Joseph Murray FRESHMEN Our first year 1n hlgh school IS nearmg an end We can truly say that despxte the homework and mewhat d1Hicult subjects we have had a swell txme and we have gotten much from thxs past years work, all of whlch w1ll help us to achleve success 1n our hlgh school career After looklng over our record no one can say that the Freshmen have not taken therr share of school responslbzlltles Fxve of our boys made the Junlor Varslty basketball team and three glrls made the Jumor Varsxty Cheerleadlng Squad, twelve glrls Jolned the GAA, seven glrls are m the Senlor Choxr, and flfteen members of our class are 1n the Honor Socxety Although a war IS ragmg all around us, modern youth IS keeplng up a gay sp1r1t. This doesnt mean that we arent domg our share We are' But we are young only once, as the saymg goes, and rn wartxme we grow up and lose our gay frlvolous sp1r1t before we have had txme to re alxze xt Thus, thxs year has passed' We have leamed all we can, and we w1ll contmue to do so because of the Job ahead of us Upon our shoulders w1ll fall the respons1b1l1ty of stra1ghten1ng out th1s mxxed up world But modern youth wlll never give up or lose falth We w1ll accompllsh our tasks and lmprove our way of hfe because 1n our hearts we carry the hght of hope and the lamp of farth Thls IS p0SS1b1e because we know that some day the sun w1l1 dawn, and a new horrzon w11l appear to brmg a hope of promlse to the youth of the world EVELYN KAMKE vi ' 3 r ' I 5 Y x N ' 4 R 3 X5 , , , in J, t ' hx Ir f . 1 : , , 4 I ff , , T ' A I ' A 1 1 f A S 0 . - , G . Y , . U . , . D . .- ' l 5 D 1 5 ' 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' - 1 Q 1 ' 1 1 1 V 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 so . . u ,, . . . . - , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . . , , . 20

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'I h Front row Tony Morettl Robert Edmunds joseph Cleary Joseph Paler mo Stanley Benedict Top row john Delmerxco Manager Joseph Calace Mottola Christopher DeFeo Eugene Grandolh Mr Charles Horend Coach Absent Frank Conover Captam VARSITY BASKETBALL The first week ln November brought out about thlrty five boys for pOSltlOUS on the basketball team Thmgs looked promlsmg wlth five returmng letter men ready for the firmg lme Through weeks of gruellng practlce under the able guxdance of coach Chuck Horend the team rapxdly shaped together Strlvmg to obtam the perfectlon that accompamed last years Cham plonshlp team the varslty Blue and Gold work ed long and hard F1rst test came on December 15 when Br1arcl1H was met and defeated on the loser s court Hard luck then hlt the team as Commerce Dobbs Ferry Bronxvllle and the New York School for the Deaf all conquered Only Elmsford fell under the local s spell But better games were ahead for the boys seemed to End themselves late m Janu ary and began to show the type of playmg they were capable of Elmsford agaln was beaten then Irvmgton Greenburgh and the New York School for the Deaf all felt the stmg of Ardsley s power Wlth the team ln hxgh sp1r1ts all look forward to a successful completlon of the season and the tr1 county champxonshxp 1n early March at the County Center m Whxte Plams.