Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

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ME W 5 l 46' th . ' .. .M .,,,.,, , , Miss Helen McConnell lohn Rosebery To Miss McConnell go the sincere gratitude and appreciation of the Class of 1949 tor her kindly help and guidance throughout our senior year. She has shown us consideration. patience. diligence. and at all times has worked for the welfare of our class. tix-M14-rzv. Al' - xco Adams 72 A ., .... 1 aw? , Y 5. .- Martha Lanker Bob Heder: Bill Yanniello - J 9 it ' i E,:E 'qi X It t X x Edith Armstrong sppwppst ': p S D 1 'S spp 7 1 ,fi ne- it eiss 9 I X Ted DuPuy y 'MIX N fm 4-C' - - . ' 5 98' ' A . 'i- 1 E Nancy Mason Claire Rankine Madeline Crouman

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We, of the Breeze Staff, feeling that special recognition should be given our outstanding seniors, have established this Who's Who section in our yearbook as a tribute to these students. The following seniors, who have been elected by the entire class, are truly representatives of the Class of 1949. The list is headed by our class president, Iohn Ftosebery, who was voted most sophisticated, closely followed by our vice-president, Martha Lanker, who possesses the nicest feminine personality. Next we find our able secretary, Nancy Mason, elected best-looking girl and Eileen Torok, our treas- urer, the most sophisticated female. Rating high on our list are our Breeze co-editors, Alice Adams and Bob Hedelt. Alice was elected most likely'to succeed, while Bob was voted most versatile and possessing the best personality in our class. Bill Yanniello rates high also as he's the best-looking and most likely to succeed among the boys. Following him we find our popular Tattler editor, Claire Rankine, who .doubles as our most versatile and athletic girl. George Dingler, our basketball and baseball star, is the class choice for most athletic boy and rightly so. The stylish clothes of Madeline Cressman and Bill Wilson rate them as best-dressed girl and boy, respectively. Next we have Virginia McGrath and Gene Hart, who were elected as the wittiest members of our class. The following seniors, although not triumphing in any one category, ranked so high in the voting that we feel it only proper that they be included. They are Ted DuPuy, football star, voted on the All-County First Team, Edith Armstrong active as our Captain of Cheerleaders and Stanley Van Sant, president of band and choir. We round out the list with our baseball twins Frank Pagano, tops in batting, and Ernie North, tops in pitching, in Atlantic County. These students have served Pleasantville High School well. We know you'll join us in paying them this fitting tribute. George Kessler To Mr. Kessler we give much credit and thanks for so capably guiding us in attain- ing our goal. His resourceful leadership and energetic efforts on our behalf will long be rrmembered and appreciated by the senior c ass. Eugene Hart Bill Wilson ig 1 Frank Pagano Eileen Torek f ui Virginia McGrath f . , .gi I ' Ernie North George Dingler Stanley Van Sant ,... ai-its I I