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

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fix Q F 4 .ii .ff 'CB ABRAHAIVI CLARK jolly Abe is one student who believes in Fran- klin's theory, that one should rise early and enjoy more daylight hours. We've heard from authentic sources, that Abe is an extremely early riser.i We wonder how he does it. Indoor Sport Club, Mikado Ticket Committee. SANTINA CELUNA Sandy, ace business student, has been such a live wire during her high school career that we must dispense with preliminaries and plunge into her record. ' Glee Club, Dance Club, Leaders Club 2-3-4, Legislature, lwonitor, Green Quill, Green Lantern, Business Manager, Assembly Committee, Alumni Co ittee, asketbigiv rosse. ff,-,W ., HELEN COLDXVELL Helen is the cute little actress of our class. Her flirtatious buoyancy led to eventual portrayal ofthe title role of Dulcy in 1940. A very fine job she did, too. Thespian Club, 'Glee Club, Basketball, Big Sis- ter Tea Committee. JEAN COPELAND A welcome smile and a New England drawl .... these two features immediately suggest Jean. Fol- lowing in the footsteps of her brother, she has done well in the many activities she has engaged in, and has shown fine cooperation to her class. Glec' Club I-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3, Cheer Leading 2-3-4, Dramatic Club 1, Hockey Honor Team 4, All-sports, Green Lantern 3-4, Gamma Rho, 2-3-4, Monitor 1-,-4, Assembly Council 3-4. 11 'Cx it-QQ

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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'

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:fmt ,pf g., .fl MARY COSTANTINO Mary is one of our class' liveliest athletes. How-W ever, her vitality and spirit have not been confined solely to the basketball court, for she has belonged to seven organizations during the last four years. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Leaders' Club 2-3-4, As- sembly Council, Monitor, Dance Club, G. C. Coun- , cil, Baseball, Volleyball, Chairman Senior Class Candy Concession. EVERETTE COWAN Ev, undoubtedly P. H. S.' champion skater, is also one of the most popular and good natured of fellows. As for his p deniiable. Varsity Hockey Team, President Home-room 3, Glee Club. Ml wr' fs WW JAMES CORSI VVe believe jimmy to be one of our best natured colleagues. As for his ability as an accordionist, he is unsurpassed at P. H. S. He modestly claims to be a member of the Glee Club, Hi-Y. 9225? ug nose, its rarity is un- VENCE CRISTAFOLO A Vence is a modest girl, with a pleasing manner. Although shy, she has many friends who prize her friendship highly. She is a fine scholar. Dance Club 1, Archery x-2-3-4. 12