Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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STUDENT COUNCIL R President GEORGE SCHAPPACH Secretary Treasurer EILEEN MCHENRY Vrce President PATRICIA FRISCHMANN Adviser MR FRANK KLUGE SEATED Jean Brennan Annette Gnmbel Enleen McHenry Vsrguma Brennan Roberto McGregor Royce Paula Kaors STANDING Mr Frank Kluge George Schappach Frank Jazzo PCITICIU Frlschmann Josephine Palermo Walter Schmidt Melvln Redmond Richard Bancroft Richard Frlschmonn JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior Student Councnl consists ofthe class presidents t o'n the thnrd grade through the enghth grade Those who have served durmg the pres Mondellu and C Stahl of Grade 3 K Yocus and G Dav :ds of Grade 4 S Sage Grade 5T E Kantor and R Mooney of Grade 5F C Slay baugh and M Karl of Grade 6 A Kalmykow of Grade 7 and D Meter of Grade 8 They meet with Prlnclpal Ar thurW Slllrman to discuss pol :cues and furnish leadership for student actnvltles m the ele mentary school and twlce a year go on an Adventure Edu cation trlp FRONT ROW Der: Meuer Ruth Mooney Andrew Kalmylrow Daved Purdy Eluzobeth Waldemar Sally Sage Erlc Kantor Prlscllla Young Frank Childs SECOND ROW Joanne RICCIO Carol Stahl Karen Kluepfel Kenneth Yocns Chester Slaybaugh Gordon Davnds Muchael Mondelll Janet Rubm Charles Messeruch Mr Slllnman . . 5 .1 ' I 4 I . ' r I ' ' 6 Q Ll I ' ' H 1 2 ent school year Include M. I B 4. ', . . 1 V + - , . . - -1 . .I k' I , . of , . . . I Q - , . I . ' ' ' 23

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THIRD DEGREE The Third Degree, the exec- utive group of the Honor Soci- ety, undertook the revision and simplification of the citiz- enship cards. To Fred Ernst, who did much of the prelim- inary planning, goes our ap- preciation. Desirous of having the cards printed, the students sold Tee-shirts in order to fin- ance this activity. At the Twenty-eighth Annu- al lnitiation, forty new mem- bers were inducted. The Third Degree has been ably headed by the following officers: V. Brennan, President, J. Juillerat, Vice-President, B. Edelman, Recording Secre- tary, E. McHenry, Correspond- ing Secretary, and G. Schap- pach, Treasurer. Miss Helen Robbie is adviser. SEATED-Eileen McHenry Barbara Edelman George Schappach Joan Koster Dominick Pasquale. STANDING James Juillerat Virginia Brennan Richard Arone Frank Jazzo Fred Ernst Claudia Spelcher Patncla Fnschmann Miss Helen Robbie .M PROGRAM PRODUCTION COMMITTEE Mr M C Vincent Marlone Acker Gail Kurkela Joseph leach Janet Calace Mottola aL Mrs E B Koenig Pauline Calace Mottola Jean Brennan Kenneth Cauvet Laura Pearce This year the newly formed Program Production Committee ably advised by Mr Mitchell C Vincent Chairman and Mrs Elinor B Koenig brought forth many hours of entertainment for the high school people Its main purpose was the planning of assembly events was a success 22 .uw E I Q I . . hi I .-X I - A .X . wg programs for the entire year. Everyone agrees that its first year's selection of assembly

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a 75 -an 'ic- X me 1 ff MR. CHARLES W. HOREND Assistant Principal Science Adult Driver Education School Camps SEATED-Patricia Frischmann, Eileen McHenry, John Jones. STANDING--Mr. Charles Horend, Beth Kok- erbeck, Mary Costantini, Pauline Calace-Mottola, Josephine Palermo, Janet Calace-Mottola, Joan Karcher, Cin carl Alice Ward, John Cowley, George DeFeo, Salvatore Cimino, William Flanigan, Robert Bell, Robert Weaver, Alan Walker, Donald Pas- quini. This year for the first time a drivers' education course was installed in Ardsley High. Under the supervision of Mr. Horend, we learned the sports- manlike principles of driving and the basic man- euvers practiced on the road. After successfully completing the course, the deserving students were granted drivers' licenses along with the school's blue card certifying that they had been taught how to be sound, efficient and courteous motorists. BIOLOGY CAMP The second Ardsley High School Biology Camp was held at Croton Point early in October. The entire class was at camp for a whole week. Biology was the maior topic, but other school subiects were kept up in study halls. Valu- able lessons were learned in the field of group living, re- sponsibility and cooperative accomplishment. Many officials, from the State Education Department and various Boards of Educa- tion, visited this pioneer pro- iect and are making plans to expand the activity to other school systems. Mr. Charles Horend is adviser. DRIVING CLASS