Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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As we round the bases Q 7 319 . I FIRST BASE ln June, 1950, our class stood with bat in hand and in September, we reached first base, the freshman class. We felt like rookies and decisions were hard for us, but our adviser, Mr. Felter, coached us patiently and helped us to know when to stay on base and when to go ahead. We worked hard for the Subscription Campaign and then gave a movie to add to our own Washington fund. By June we really felt a part of high school, and we were ready to advance to the next base. SECOND BASE Our sophomore year was a memorable one, for we were intro- duced to the three-period classes and spent a week at Croton Point Biology Camp. There we not only studied conservation at its source, but we also studied each other and returned to Mr. Kluge's homeroom with firmer friendships and a better knowledge of the members of our class. During the winter we sold candy at the basketball games, and in the spring the class went roller skating. Again Time was at bot. Another year had passed, and we went on to third base.

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T' I 1 .xx x gt Ai. 19 ,iva- 463 we look back Un our Wins and losses. ' S 'nf- THIRD BASE Our biggest project while we were Juniors was the 1953 ARDS- LEYAN. All year we planned, sold ads, took pictures, and worked diligently with Miss Pelda. Finally in June, our book came out and was given a iil rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association! With Miss Robbie's help we presented the senior prom. For weeks we cut and painted in Mrs. Adams' room, and the result was a romantic tropical island, complete with jungle flowers, palm trees, parrots, and a grass hut. Now we were ready to leave third base for our last run home. HOME BASE Our first activity was the Subscription Campaign and the party we gave for all who had sold subscriptions. ln April it was time for the senior play, Our Miss Brooks, with Mrs. Koenig coaching us. Soon afterwards, we took our long-awaited trip to Washington, D. C. Then it was June once again, our last .lune in Ardsley. As we stepped onto home plate to receive our diplomas, we couldn't help looking back fondly at the field over which we had just run and wondering what new games, what new victories or defeats lay in store for us in the future. 6 4' 1? L. ,Q Pg, -I Vi , s JK. Y kr, - 4 ss -v'f '.l 'Q