Pleasantville High School - Green Quill Yearbook (Pleasantville, NY)

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M if l HARRIETT ACKERMAN No finer scholar can be had than Harriett. Far from being lazy, and very eager to learn, she has reaped excellent marks and a good deal of valuable knowledge. However, she's as fun loving as the rest of the class. Knitting Club 3-4, Glee Club, Soft Ball, Volley Ball, Basketball, Classical Club, Red Cross, lntcr- national Club. DREYV ALLEN Une would hardly know Drew is around, he is so quiet. However, he's a regular fellow, and per- haps the best monitor in the school. Stamp Club, lylonitor, Publicity and Ticket X Committee for the Mikado. LEE AUBEL The quieter of the Aubel duo Lee has never- theless proven himself a willing worker for the betterment of the class and its funds. No one could have done more toward making our Senior Sports Dance so successful than Lee, who ohtained the necessary popular records. Monitor, Current Events Club, Presitlentg Home-room Constitutional Committee, Senior Class Sports Dance and Hot Dog Concessions Commit- tees. COLLIN BARNETT The boy with the happiest grin, the reddest hair, and personality plus, is Collin. Whenever the class needs errands run, he and his red Pontiac are always ready for prompt service. General Science Club, Homeroom Sec., Current Events Club, Glee Club, Green Quill. 9

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M335 For two years Jim, he represented P. H. S. ident of Class 3-4. u FRANK ROBERTS, Vire Pr-fridenf Frank seems to go in for being vice-president of his various groups and clubs. Plus being, a right good student, he's a regular giant on the basketball floor. ,,- V Vice-president, Senior, Hi-Y, General Organ- ization, Model Airplane Club, Varsity Basketball. ef CBJ DOROTHY FRENCH, Serrelary Although Dot is active in several different fields in high school, she is best known as '41's cheery cheer-leading captain. VVe seniors know her more intimately as our delightful, competent secretary. Gamma Rho 2-3-4, Home Room secretary 1, President 3, Class Secretary 4, Honor Teams: Vol- leyball, Ping Pong, Field Hockey, Alunmi Com- mittee 2-3, Glee Club 2-3-4, Cheer Leading 3-4. SENIOR OFFICERS JAMES ROBERTSON. P,-miami as President of Junior and Senior classes, has put all his energy into the suc- cessful running of the class of 1940-41. Last year at Boys' State. Hi-Y, Football, General Science Club, Pres- 7Mf ' LLER, Trearurer Kurt is one of the liveliest of live wires around school. His pleasing personality and good looks have had a great effect on the number of activities he has so splendidly participated in. Home-room Pres. 1-2, Band I-2-3-4, Hockey, Science Club, Orchestra, Basketball, Football, Glec Club 3-4, Treas. of Class 2-3-4. 8

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fi' Shirley has often been active in the class of ,4I. She has been a competent and reliable representative on committees and always an excellent as well as popular member of the class. Basketball, Homeroom President 2, Homeroom Treasurer 3, .Alumni Committee 2-3, Red Cross Club 2-3-4, Big Sister Tea Committee. A fondness for animals, sports, and the violin W seems to keep Lily out of mischief. At one time her Af pet monkey saved her life by warning her, in the E9 G middle of the night, that the house was on fire. K! Hockey 1-2-3,Basketball 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1- M'-XX 2-3, Green Lantern 3, Ping Pong 3-4, Social Club, HAZEL BARTLETT The class of 1941 didn't take long to notice Hazel's sparkling eyes and shining black hair, when she came to P'ville last year, and like them. The Green Quill certainly couldn't have gotten along without her typing work. Assembly Council, Green Quill. IUFW SAL CANGELOSI We are all conscious of Sal's deft, concise move- ments on the basketball floor. Yet, basketball is by no means his only accomplishment, for he has taken an active interest in all other sports. Basketball I-2-3-4, Ping Pong 1-2, Boxing I-2- 3-4, Golf 1, Dance Club 1. 38 tv'