Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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the program of the race D. Pasquale, President, R. McGregor, Vice-President, B. O'Lecry, Secretary, A. Huesgen, Class Reporter, F. Jazzo, Treasurer. LAP I As the gun was fired signifying the first lap of the race, our Freshman year in high school, Ardy shifted into low and, with the patient aid of Mr. Felter, spurred us on to the accomplishment of our initial activity, a successful food sale. After loyally support- ing the Seniors' Subscription Campaign, we presented a movie for the grade school, which was equally as profitable. At the conclusion of an active year, the class immensely enjoyed a trip by day liner to Bear Mountain Park. LAP Il As we gained momentum and began the second lap, we learned to know each other better and to co-operate with one another by spending a week at Biology Camp on Croton Point under the guidance and supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Horend. This experi- ence will always be a treasured memory in our hearts. With Mr. Kluge's help we embarked on our second venture as Sophomqres, the organization of the Soph- omore P. X., our candy-selling project, the proceeds of which added considerably to our Washington trip fund. With the spirit of Ardy to encourage us, we sponsored another profitable food sale, and in May the class journeyed again to Bear Mountain to spend an enjoyable day. LAP Ill We rounded the curve into the third lap of the race as we zealously undertook the publication of the 1952 Ardsleyan. Through the enthusiasm and co- operation of the staff, the Junior class and our advis- ers, and throlfgh the patience and expert guidance of Miss Pelda, we were able to produce a distinctive yearbook which merited us a :,4i2 rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Again, in order to add to our ever increasing Washington trip fund, we presented a movie, and in June Miss Robbie and Mrs. Adams helped us to sponsor 'the annual Senior Prom. The use of A Starry Night as our theme with its unique and attractive decorations helped us to promote a successful dance. LAP IV We advanced to the fourth lap, our final year in high school. We strove diligently during the Senior Subscription Campaign and through the assistance of the high school, the proceeds were considerable. In January tryouts began for our next undertaking, the Senior Play, and in March under the direction of Mrs. Koenig we presented The Man Who Came to Din- ner. The highlight of our Senior year was our trip to Washington, D. C., at Easter time, an experience to which we had looked forward for many years. ln June, Ardy, after shifting into overdrive, sped us over the finish line to graduation.