Ardsley High School - Ardsleyan Yearbook (Ardsley, NY)

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Expert chemists direct and conduct our experiment DR. BURT P. JOHNSON Supervising Principal Ed.D. Columbia University I Mrs. Martha Ciofalo Secretary to Guidance Department Mrs. Juanita W. Bergen Secretary to Dr. Burl johnson MR. CHARLES W. HOREND Asxistant Supervising Principal B.S. Cornell University

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Tribute to Departed Friends IN MEMORIAM-BRUCE COOK As one who always gave fervently of his whole self to all things in which he endeavored, the memory of BRUCE COOK will remain ever-present with us. Quiet and reserved as only poise and self-conlidence can make a person, he was outstanclingly well-manneredg he always thought first to show consideration for others. His intelligence was exemplified by his longstanding membership in the Honor Society and by his acceptance at Purdue University. As a member of the football team, he acted primarily for the team as an entity rather than to gain personal recognition. Endowed with an amiable sense of humor, his easy laughter warmed the hearts of those around him. Because he participated with his whole self in all things, Bruce has left with us not only an indelible memory but has perpetuated hisenthusiasm and considerate manner spiritually as part of us -and that cannot be erased from our hearts. Although we were unable to obtain a suitable picture of MR. CARMINE PASCONE for pub- lication, we know that his memory is instilled deeply in all those who knew him. Especially we, the teenagers, who laughed and talked almost daily with him and were greatly benefited by the acts of kindness he did for us, will carry forever the memory of his engaging personality. We are comforted by knowing that one who lived so good a life as he did must have achieved reward greater than any obtainable on earth.

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...in this, the science of education DR. JAMES S. CARNRITE High School Principal Ed.D. Columbia University To the Class of 1960: It has been a great personal and professional pleasure for me to be associated with the class of 1960. Perhaps the many changes you have experienced will serve to provide you with the adaptability demanded by a changing society. I sincerely hope that as you leave Ardsley High the multitude of problems in this anxious world will appear as endless possibilities of exciting challenges. As you meet and contribute to the solution of some of these problems, I wish you a successful, purposeful and happy life. JAMES CARNRITE Principal