Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

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MB2iE'iEZ' BREEZE CO-EDITORS Alice Adams and Robert Hedelt A small but enthusiastic group gathered for the first Breeze staff meeting, determined to produce a Worthy year- book. Many new features have been provided by your capable editors with the fine assistance of each staff member. Ad- ditional faculty information, including hobbies, an enlarged senior section, enlarged baseball and G. A. A. sections, a unique Who's Who , the medical staff, and lust Imagine are all new attractions for 1949. We appreciate the fine, cooperative Work of each staff Photographer - Melvin Emmanuel, Business Mana- ger-Ioyce Keppel, Adver- tising Manager - Robert Pierpont. Breeze Staff Members- Betty Cordery. Lois Leo- pardi. Phyllis Kim cmd Lois Collins Knot shownl. member. BREEZE STAFF First-I. Kruger. C. Rcxnkine. B. Hedelt. A. Adams, Third-I. Cannon. P. Grubb. E. Armstrong. S. Livingstone. I. Pardee. Second-M. Adkisson. G. Swank, M. Emanuel. I, Bingenheimer. N. Mason. I. Pugh. B. Hasselberger. A. Cassel. - 'tai kiwi

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MR. HELMBOLD. Principal The position of a .high school principal is al- ways Cx most difficult one to properly fill. In the past four years, the seniors have found that their principal, Mr. Iohn S. Helmbold, is one of the most helpful and just men who could hold this office. He has been kind and considerate in his supervision, never thinking himself in too high a position to help or ad- vise them, and never being indifferent to the smallest or largest problem laid before him. We have only our humble and sincere thanks to offer him, for the many things he 'has done in our behalf, but we will long remem- ber his understanding and good-natured ways. ' ,iw ' Q, f f- ' K 6 . 'f MR. WILSON. Superintendent Mr. Charles O. Wilson has long been a favorite figure in the Pleasantville school sys- tem. Both as principal and superintendent he has very capably executed his authority while making many friends and influencing young people in choosing high aims for which to work. He has been instrumental in making many improvements in our school system for which We express our profound gratitude. Mr. Wilson is not as active in high school affairs now that he is superintendent, but he is very well liked and highly respected by the entire student body for his sincerity, kindness and his Willingness to help everyone.