Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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SENIOR ELEMENTARY CHORUS The Senior Elementary Chorus includes 44 outstanding music students in the seventh and eighth grades. They are sel- ected for their ability, cooperation and dependability. This chorus has performed under the direction of Miss Evelyn Hallenbeck at various programs held at school. They ap- peared at the State Music Festival at New Rochelle and received a very favorable re- port. They also have presented worth- while programs for the Ardsley Spring Concert, Armistice Day, Christmas, and American Education Week programs. Claudia Speicher is accompanist. MISS EVELYN HALLENBECK Music Sr. Elementary Chorus Jr. Elementary Chorus Junior Ensemble The Junior Ensemble is composed of twelve eighth grade girls demonstrating exceptional ability in the field of choral music. This group, under the direction of Miss Hallenbeck, not only has performed at many school programs, but also has pre- sented outstanding programs for groups in the community. JUNIOR ENSEMBLE f i , tum ' i' ev. 'Q ,fir 1., V this L. to R. TOP-Loretta Arone, Evelyn Haller. SECOND-Margaret Ann Reuter, Angela Locuratolo, Barbara Berlind. THIRD-Margaret Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Flanigan. FOURTH-Elizabeth Woldemar, Barbara Nardecchia, Dorene Suthergreen. BOTTOM-Judith Baker, Annette Scott. JUNIOR ELEMENTARY CHORUS Organized in 1948, the Junior Elemen- tary Chorus comprised of seventy-four outstanding students of the fifth and sixth grades has since become an active part of the Music Department. Its purpose is to give a background in choral music to students in these grades to prepare them for future work in the music field. Officers for 1950-51 were President Margaret Christiana, Secretary Virginia Duke. Miss Hallenbeck conducts and ac- companies the group.

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CLEF CLUB FRONT-Ellen McPhee, Barbara Edelman, Lois Carson. BACK-George Schappach, Virginia Brennan, Joan Koster, Claudia Speicher, Mr. M. Vincent. VARSITY CHOIR The Varsity Choir is the senior perform- ing group of the Music department. The members of this organization have earned an enviable reputation for themselves by their artistic singing. They have appeared in several school programs, presented concerts before the P.T.A. and other local groups, entered into competition and had members who participated in both county and state choral organizations. FRONT-M. McHenry, B. Edelman, J. Brennan, R, Bancroft, Mr. M. C. Vincent, W. Edelman, V. Bren- nan, E. Slaybaugh, P. Frischmann. SECOND-J. Palermo, I.. Ward, R. Hamilton, G, Schappach, R. Berlind, P. Connolly, D. McPhee, M. Wertheim. THIRD-B. Canning, R. P. Koors, J. Nottelmann, J. Koster, R. Emerick, K. Cauvet, J. Welsford, J. Koster, M. Avery, L. Quist. If ,G I, VIOLIN-V. Dulce, M, Baker, A. Messerich, C. Dewar, M. Wertheim, J. Goodwin. VIOLA-R. Koors. FLUTE- V. Brennan, C. Hashagen. CLARINET-J. Baker, N. Solomon. CELLO-E. Waldemar, C. Speicher. TROM- BONE-G. Schappach. FRENCH HORN-R. Frisch- mann, TRUMPET-F. Jazzo, R. Arone, R. Bancroft PIANO-R. Dahm, N. Cauvet. CONDUCTOR-Mr. Vincent. ORCHESTRA The orchestra consists of students from grade five through senior year in high school. It has finally reached a point of accomplishment which permits it to accept invitations for outside performances. Three members were chosen to represent the school in the sectional All-State Music Festival at the County Center and from this trio, one was chosen to play in the All-County High School Symphony Or- chestra which consists of seventy-five players. MR. MITCHELL C. VINCENT Director of Music Varsity Choir, Orchestra Girls' Chorus Chairman of Assembly Programs

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Q96 SEWING CLUB STANDING Kate Schoensteun Carol McKeough Angela Locuratolo Judy Goodwun Margot Moore Annette Scott Angela Pasquunu SEATED Betsy Waldemar Joyce Bloomfield Judy Baker Jean Seeler Grace Barbueru Katherune Santore Dolores Ankhelen The Amerucan Junuor Red Cross Club us composed of students from the Hfth, suxth, and seventh grades Each group meets once a week and carrues on a varuety of actuvutues The boys' sectuon has repaured and paunted old toys The gurls made stuffed anumals, knutted squares for an af ghan, and assembled nut cups for the hosputals Mrs Ruth Howes us the advuser MRS RUTH H HOWES Home Econom cs Sewung Club Junuor Red Cross JUNIOR RED CROSS The Sewung Cl b un cludes gurls from the sev enth and eughth grades as well as the hugh school classes They meet at least once a week or oftener uf they so desure The gurls en 'oy duscussung current styles sewung They have had the pleasure of creatung and makung new addutuons to theur wardrobes Mrs Ruth Howes us the advuser . , l U ' - A -,il - - , , 5 ' - .. 1 if . I . V , , - . . . ' ' . 9 , ni ' . A A l . . ' ' g and learnung new trucks un 'Ai -V mn, ' ,Q Q . x h, . ' s t . 1 I I I I I ' T I I I I I .I I , . NK N a 'tt . ,AX