Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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w w .5 FRONT R Harman: M Cowley SEATED: Miss H. Robbie, FRONT: J. Baker L Arone E Flanigan J Bloomfield H R Casey STANDING C Hade R M DePaul, C. Huesgen, Eisenhauer. BACK ROW M Hesse R Carlson S Bertman M Fitzgerald B Berlvnd J Freed Miss H. Robbie, K Acker H Colten These are our pinch-hitters who MISS DOROTHY M. PELDA and MISS HELEN G. ROBBIE, Class advisers--With our adviser, Miss Pelda, we of the CLASS OF 1955 tried to create an ARDSLEYAN of which we could be proud. While we sold yearbook pictures at the village fair, Miss Robbie helped the ras! of the Juniors with the pantry shelf booth. Both homeroams cooperated on a Christ- mas skit for assembly and the June prom. Our class officers are: Pres. William Mooney, Vice-Pres. Bar- bara Nardecchia, Sec. Rose Marie DePaul, Treas. Stephen Bertman. Mrs. Matthew Flanigan is class mother, and Mrs. Charles Huesgen is her assistant. SEATED K Schoenstem B Nardecchia A. Locurafolo, E. 5EATEDr W. MOOHOY MISS D Peldo A SCON STANDING Lambert STANDING P Lu,-gen J Rudolph, R, Jaeger, R, D. Suthergreen, M Silk J Young E Waldemor R Johnson McKirgan J Kovacnk D Jensen Miss D Pelda. M. A. Router, B. Steenwerth F Schmidt NRI K

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HIT! fr- ...dh-J -AJ' 1 if Pye - .W I Hur Miss lflruul-isfy a big hit. her dreams were shattered as she was once again burdened with the play. From then on, problems arose one after another. Ted Wilder, star of the senior play and also the star of the basketball team, was the cause of a disagreement between Miss Brooks and the coach. Broken Chinese vases, hidden bas- ketballs and band instruments added to her worries. But all was overcome in the end to bring the play to a happy conclusion. Hugo Longacre Miss Audubon . Rhonda Allen Jane Drew , Stanley. . Martin . . Elsie . .... . Marge . .. Anthony DePaul Carol Hashagen Laura Pearce Marianne Wertheim Richard Frischmann Michael Grandolfi Joseph DeNardo Lucy DiModugno Ruby Moretti Dorothy McPhee 'xx 27

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FRONT ROW: J. Manchester, D. Ankhelen, E. Mulvey, F. FRONT ROW: P. 'Pognoni, N. Solomon. SECOND: J. Raicht, Cammisa. SECOND ROW: Mr. F. Kluge, F. Arona, J. Cowley, K. Kamens. THIRD: J. Schmidt, S. Knapp, W. Hoffmann. A. Cascarano. ABSENT: T. Ward. STANDING: W. LeCount, Mr. F. Kluge. help the suphs in avoid the jiux SEATED: A. Pasquini. STANDING: P. Clmino, C. Roclton, W. Townsend, G. Salerno, Mr. F. Kluge, J. Seeler, G. Barbieri, N. Cauvet, A. Wiclrersham. MR. FRANK KLUGE, Class adviser-As our main money-making project for the year, the CLASS OF T956 was in charge of the Sophomore P.X. We went on a biology camping trip to Croton Point and supplied the entertainment for the Subscription Party by putting on the skit, Dragnet, The class officers are: Pres. Patricia Pagnoni, Vice-Pres. David Purdy, Sec. Grace Barbieri, Treas. Jayne Schmidt. Mrs. William LeCount is our class mother. F. Kluge, D. Purdy, F. Cimino. SEATED: C. McKeough, S. Scott, J. Canning. STANDING: A. Kalmylrow, R. Hughes, J. Osterberg, G. Fagan, Mr. Ju 1 Fi ,Z