Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

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Grace M. Kleinginna A popular member of the fac- ulty is this English I teacher. She has been of immeasur- able help in advising the Class '54. as well as the Breeze. Her favorite hobby is Interior Decorating. Doris W. Martin This soft-spoken lady teaches law. office practice. and typ- ing I. She is advisor to the Sophomore Class and lists reading and horseback riding as her favorite hobbies. of PHS Olga G. Scull Mrs. Scull is our capable and well-known biology teaeher. Her devoted interest in the Biology Club has made it an outstanding organization in which to belong. Lois R. Seeley Mrs. Seeley is well-known and respected by every PHS student. She has done much to further the success of the National Honor Society of our school. Besides teaching Latin and English. she advises the Latin Club. john Morton Mr, Morton is new here at P.I I.S. but is well liked by his students. His amiable per- sonality lends much to his mechanical drawing classes. He enjoys all types of sports ki 1 Elliot G. Parks A highly regarded member of the faeulty is our Industrial Arts teacher. Mr. Parks is ad- visor to the Xlfoodcarving Club and considers fishing and gunning along with fox hunting, as his favorite hob- bies. I ll il! We xo ide as fi .3 1. ,yr , .Q 1 X L Mary R. Spinelli Never seen without a smile is our happy French teather, Miss Spinelli. Her xxarm. friendly personality helps all her students to enjoy French, Many thanks go to Miss Spi- nelli for successfully guiding the Student Council this year. I5

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-In fill? and Irullv .are Ike rummovz iff! at .- orxerg. -john Lotke Emory Helfrich Mr. Helfrich is one of the senior members of the faculty. This wonderful baseball toach is well known not only in Pleasantville s c h 0 o l S. but sthools throughout the state. His quiet but pleasant per- sonality is felt throughout P.H.S. Faculty Barbara johnson One of our many xersatile teathers is Mrs. johnson. She teaches English. Public Speak- ing. Reatling, adxises the Des hate Club and assists the 'l'.itf tler. Listed among her hob4 bies are reading and tennis. Mrs. johnson is admired by her students. X Claire L. Piques A well-liked member of the fatulty is this English II teaeher. NX'ell known as atl- xisor In the Railio Club. her faxorite hobbies are sports. musit, and sn riting poetry. I4 Elizabeth B. Powers Bliss Powers is well-known for her work as the sthool Librarian and as advisor to the Library Club. llti tontl- est pastime is her Antique Shop. Helen M. Ragan A junior and Senior Ifnglish teather with an .imiable pt:- sonality is Mrs. Ragan. Asitlc from teathing lfngiish slit' takes an attise part in .illus- ing the lilblc Qlub. George E. Kessler This tongenial member of our fatulty is the Physies teaeher, a.lwisor to the A.V.A. and sehool treasurer. His informal manner in tlass has made him a favorite with his stutlents. He lists all forms of athletics as his hobby. jane L. Reihm Miss Reihm is an enthusias- tit and tonstientious instruc- tor of Ifnglisli and public si-taking, 5lie supeixises the Dx.im.itit Club .intl the Sen- ior Play. As .1 liobhy she also Lfllwyj tfi'.in1.itits.

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Ptuienre ir .1 rrerefurj irrrgredzerit of geniur. -Disraeli Margaret B. Strickland This personable lady is the teacher of elementary business training and algebra I. Her hobbies are varied, and in- clude reading, playing bridge, and watching baseball-the latter being her favorite sport. Elinor Taylor Greeting her students with a cheery word is our commer' cial geography teacher, Miss Taylor. She enioys reading and doing needlepoint work. as a diversion from school. Faculty Clara. Theilacker A familiar face to those in P.H.S. is that of our amiable sewing teacher, Mrs. Theil- acker. She is the efficient ad- xisor of the Home Economics Club. Gardening is her favor- ite pastime. Donald M. Weining This year we welcomed to the faculty of P.H,S.. Mr. XX'eining. His quick wit keeps all his P.A.D. classes on their toes. We are glad to say that he is doing a fine iob as scoutmaster. The entire stu- dent body bids you welcome and hopes you have a long stay. I6 Paul M. XY'illiams Good things come in small packages. This best describes Mr. XY'illiams. who is well liked for his versatile man- 1er. He teaches P.A.D. and modern European history. Mr. Vfilliams advises the junior Class and lists swimming and reading historical novels as his hobbies. james Wilson This handsome athletic teach- er is well liked by all stu- dents. He is to-advisor of the Health Club. assistant football roach and assistant basketball coath. Mr. XX'iIson enioys railroading as a hobby. Frederick Zubrack This well informed and well liked fellow around school teaches World history and tikits. Mr. Zubrack is j.V. football coach. and Freshman Class advisor. He enioys painting and interior decor- ating.