Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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D. Anglin, W. Klores, I. Berlind, G. Fraguela, F. Schappach, M. Christiano, N. Noschese, D. Viola Producers 0 Betty. ,Lynn Nevinger, Nancy Noschese Anne .... Linda DeSola, Gloria Fraguela Roger ,,.................,..,..... Walter Klores Claire .,,..,.. ..,......,.. B rigitte Murau Margo ..,.... ......... L ynn Kreymborg Harry ......... ....... C hester Slaybaugh Bee Gee ....... ........ P atricia Carlyle Kitsie ............ ,.... G retel Mestern Mr. Curtis .....,. ......,. E dward Marron Delia ........,... ..,........... C arol Lotus Jim ,...,.,.... ........ J ohn McPartland Joey ,......,....,. .,.....,.., B rent Smith Old Buddy ...,.,. ........ , Watson Bell Don .....,...,,,.,...,,....... Frank Schappach Howard ........,.........,...,. Jeffrey Berlind Joan ..., Dorothy Anglin, Carol Morris Claud .,.....,....,................. Daniel Viola Lesley Arnold ....,. Margaret Christiano Miss Garvey ...,..........,, Cynthia Proske Marvin ....,.,.......,.,.........., Glenn Koors Salsie .,.,...... .....,.,, B arbara Gardiner Lyda ,...,......,.......... . ,,.., Barbara Lotus Mrs. Curtis ...,..........,. Diane DeSimone Dotty .... Dorothy Anglin, Carol Morris Phil .........,...,........,.,.... Robert Martini Grover ,....,.......,.., ,....... R ichard Bell Director .,.......... Mrs. Elinor B. Koenig Lynn Nevinger and Chester Slaybaugh Linda DeSola, Carol Morris, Lynn Nevmger

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fi . gs -4 ble Pete. Chet, Jack ...0 Our Elite Jet TOUR 3 In our Junior year we stopped to publish the Ardsleyan, the yearbook of our high school. The many side trips included the excitement of Columbia Scholastic Press Association meetings, the anxiety of approaching prospective advertisers, and the map- ping-out of routes for book sales. The crowning glory of this adventure was the sight of our finished masterpiece with its im- pressive white and black cover. TOUR 4 As souvenirs for our last long mile, we bought our senior rings. Yet this part of the journey passed all too quickly, as we rehearsed for our play, Onions in the Stew, we realized the pro- ceeds would be used on our pleasure jaunt to Washington. Our destination was not far away now, for Regents time approached, and finally dressed in our caps and gowns, we took the last steps of our tour. Mrs. E. Koenig and Miss C. Patteson are our advisers, and Mrs. Anglin, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Carlyle, and Mrs. Gardiner are the class mothers. Bob, Fred. Dick, Bud Brent. Jeff 7 lynn Pat. Nancy. Dot, Gloria Lynn, Diana, Bert, Helen I7 da, Barbara. Gretel. lylurgznrc J 3 . . 4, -. Lv.-A Q Rx W., .X X 1 XX 4'

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Danny Viola and Carol Morris P' Carlyle' D' Anslin. B. Gardmer N Noschese .. Oniom in the Stew No great country, including Nuestra Pais, would ever be complete without its theaters, actors, and actresses. The electricians, make-up artists, scene painters, prompters, and stage crew, play an equally important part, although they are seldom glamorized. Without the latter, everything would lack depth and reality, so necessary for enjoyment. Therefore, on your trip through our country, include as a part of your itinerary some of the scenes and scenery of this year's SENIOR PLAY, Onions in the Stew, which is a delightfully different three-act comedy, exhibiting the problems of a couple moving to an old house on a rather un-populated island and portraying the hardships which ensue for their two teenage daughters as a result of their being shut off from society, Of course, various other complications arise such as dinner guests who are often still with them days later. In the midst of the humorous difficulties and despair, the family finds a special value in the life they are creating-one they wouldn't trade for anything in the world. ' Curtain call of Onions in the Stew