Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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I 6 ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS . SSSSS S . I.. MRS. RUTH B. ADAMS MISS NANCY BLOXSOM MR. KENNETH H. BROWN MISS CELIA P. CONKLIN MISS ELEANOR l. DAVIS Grade 2 A Kindergarten Director of School Nurse Ari and Ceramics B.E. B.S. PI'YSiCUI Education R.N. Potsdam Normal Brockport State Teachers' New Paltz State Teachers' M-A- Albany Hospital College College New York University MISS HARRIETT S. EDWARDS MRS. ETHEL J. FARNHAM Grade 4 E Grade 2 F New Paltz Normal Plattsburgh Slate Teachers' College MR, CLARENCE E. FELTER MRS. ALICE C. FRISCHMANN MISS EVELYN HALLENBECK Social Studies Grade 5 F Music M,A. B.A. B.E. Bucknell University College of New Rochelle Potsdam State Teachers' College MR. HOWARD T. HARTMAN MRS. LOUISE K. HATFIELD MRS, EVELYN HEAGNEY MRS. RUTH H. HOWES MISS RUTH HURLBUT Indusirial Arts Grade l H Grade 3 He Home Economics Grade 3 Hu M.A. A.B. M.A. M.A. Potsdam State Normal Oswego State Teachers' University of California New YOFIK UNIVSVSIVY Coll-lmbla UHIVSVSIYY College

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MR. ARTHUR W. SILLIMAN Supervising Principal M.A., Columbia University first Most of your success in life will depend on TO THE CLASS OF 1952: your ability to gain the confidence and co-opera- tion of others, in which the first step is to organize your own life for success. Make a Master Plan for your life, then break X it down into immediate goals. Constantly review 45 these goals, keep the nearest one always before Q your mind. Celebrate its attainment, then press Q right on to the next. lf you fall, pick yourself up T and go on, the same as you learned to skate. Y Remember the words of St. Matthew: Ask, and it shall be given you, seek, and ye shall find, knock, and it shall be opened unto you. But note that these are words of positive action, not of wishful thinking. Eliminate detours, road-blocks and conflicts. Refuse to be detoured by non-essentials or blocked by conflicts within or without. Tn flame 01012 .relf be true. lf conscience says it's wrong, leave it alone. For conflicts without, compromise if you can, battle if you must, but get it over with. Cry not over spilt milk or what might have been but devote all energy to your present goal. And finally, never forget that success is not for yourself alone. You are working also to justify the confidence of your family, friends and loved ones who will glow in the reflected light of your success. Arthur WX. Sillifmm CO-DIRECTORS MR. CHARLES W. HOREND Assistant Principal Science, Driver Education B.S., Cornell University MR. HARLAN A. THOMAS Department Head of Elementary School Grade Eight M.A., Columbia University

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WHO GUIDE THE PERFORMERS MR. FRANK KLUGE MRS. ELINOR B. KOENIG MR. PAUL J. KOORS Mathematics, French I, English IV, Dramatics, English III, Driver Education Library Guidance Counselor M.A. M.A., New York University M.A. Columbia University B.L.S., Columbia University Columbia University MISS CORNELIA PATTESON MISS DOROTHY M. PELDA Commercial English I and II M.A. M.A. Columbia University New York University VIRS. MARGARET Y. REUTER MISS HELEN G. ROBBIE MISS GRACE A. ROLL MRS. HELENA SNYDER MRS. LOUISE SQUERI Grade 4 R, Remedial Reading Latin, Spanish Physical Education Grade 6 Sn Kindergarten 'hiladelphia Normal School M.A. M.A. Oswego State Teachers' B.A. New York University Columbia University College Columbia University . ts MR. DONALD F. STANGER MISS HELEN A. TOOMEY MISS ETHEL MARY TRY Grade 6 C Grade 'I T Grade 5 T M.A. Potsdam State Teachers' Potsdam Normal Columbia University C0lle9e 1 ttsl .,.,. I ssss' ..,-'ii I it iiii I S it , ,. .i,' Q ON MR. MITCHELL C. VINCENT MISS MARGARET WESP Director of Music Grade 7 Ed. M. B. Pd. New York University New York Training School