Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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SPANISH CLUB Through Informative talks and colorful films the Spanish Club broadens the students knowledge of the Spanish language and ac qualnts the members with the land and customs of Spam Mexico and South America One activity was a trip through the Hispanic Museum, followed by lunch In a Mexican restaurant The officers of the Senior group are Claudia Spelcher, President, and Gall Kurkela Secretary The first year students chose Dominick Pasquale President and Frank Jazzo Secretary Miss Helen Robbie is the adviser MRS ELINOR B KOENIG Library English IV Senior Adviser Dramatic Coach Senior Play Dramatic Club Adviser DRAMATIC CLUB SEATED Walter Edelman Loss Car son George Schappach STANDING Barbara Edelman Mrs Koenig James Welsford Patricia Nardecchla Koster The purpose of this active organization is to become ac quamted with the mam prln ciples of acting and stage production During the year the primary dramatic accomp lzshment was the presentation In assembly of an old fash toned melodrama, but the organization also participated In many other profitable ac TIVITIES Barbara Edelman IS President with James Wels ford, Vice President and Pat ncaa Nardecchla Secretary Treasurer Mrs Elinor B Koenig IS adviser 25 I , . I I , . I I I ' , 1 I - . ' ' ,. 7941, T I ' I I . . I I ' , A Duncan Wilson, Anne Huesgen, John . V N - I - I . I .

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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

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Through films, speakers, and demonstrations, the Commercial Club has ac- quired knowledge of the business world. This year the twelve members visited the offices of the Reader's Digest , Packard Business College, the Latin Amer- ican Institute, and other educational places. Presi- dent of the club is Eileen McHenry, Vice-President, Annette Gimbel, Secretary, Joan Karcher, Treasurer, Dorothy Young, Reporter, Janet Nottelmann, and ad- viser Miss Cornelia Patte- son COMMERCIAL CLUB Josephine Palermo MISS CORNELIA PATTESON Shorthand Typewritmg Secretarial Practice Commercial Club Business Adviser of ARDSLEYAN JOURNALISM CLUB sv 6' FRONT ROW Mr Paul Koors Ann Yottes Gail Kurkela Janet Calace Mottola Marlorie Acker Ruth Seeler SECOND ROW Josephine DeRocha Marianne Wer theim Dorothy Young Walter Edelman Pauline Calace Mottola Eileen McHenry THIRD ROW Alice Ward Annette Glmbel Theresa Curtin Royce Paula Koors Mary Fraietta Duncan Wilson SITTING Annette Gimbel Ann Yottes Mary Costantim Eileen McHenry Janet Nottel mann Josephine DeRocha Alice Ward Dolores Garnier STANDING Miss Patteson Theresa Curtin Dorothy Young Mary Fraietta Peggy Avery Joan Stohr Joan Karcher MR PAUL J KOORS Eng ish III Guidance Counselor Journalism Club Budget Adviser of ARDSLEYAN An active organization in Ardsley High School is the Journalism Club now boasting fifteen members Many fundamentals of lournalism have been learned by publishing our school paper the Salt and Pepper Edltorm Chief is Janet Calace Mot tola with Gail Kurkela as assistant Mr Paul Koors as adviser and Miss Cor nella Patteson head of production I 1' ' ::. 7 -4 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 l I I I I I I ,Si ' . . A Q gr I. t . 'J , yi . k A . H ls , - I . - I I ' 1 'f .- 9' . . . 3 nw q 4, , , , 1 ' 2 . as s ' s . .f L ff 1' l 1 1 so . 1 ww , - -if L 1, , i . lr I 11 - - - - 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . - . . - I , , - 1 . . I I I - I ' n . . . I 1 1 1 I . , .