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

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ALBERT HAMMERLE Al .seems to have spent his time singing and acting, although he has belonged to various other types of clubs. As an actor he invariably panics the audience. I'hespian Club, High School Play 2-3-4, Glec Club, Gem1an Club. l A l i EDWIN HARRISCN This year P. H. S. welcomed Ed into its re- alms. A friend described him as being a nice fel- low especially liked by the girls. c. QQ.. SUSAN HAVILAND We hear little from Sue verbally, but during her four years in the P. H. S., she has been an active member in extra curricular activities. Basketball 1-2-3-4, During Class Monitor. ROY HENRY :3'f 1 Tall, lanky Roy must have been predestined for the career of a varsity man in the line of sports. In all the major sports he has been up in front taking bows as a player of basketball, baseball and football. Basketball, Football, Baseball. 17

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me 'KPN New MARICN GOLD While Marion only entered PHS in her Junior year, she has become an active participant in all school activities. As a committee member she is exceptional. Green Lantern,.Gleg Club' 3-4, The 'ian Club, Basketball. vu 'harm ,::' E C THERESA FULCO Theresa is one of the most cheerful persons we have had in our class. She's always smiling even when things seem the blackest. Certainly she is the perfect type for a good sports woman. Archery l-2, Badminton 1-2, Ping Pong 1-2, Dance Club 1, Leaders Club 1-2, Bowling Culb I-2, Glee Club 1-2. 1-..., Q BVWAU- GLORIA GRANO The title of Typical Sweater Girl could easily be awarded to Gloria. She has so many sweat- ers that it is hard to believe she has had time and perseverance to knit them all. Knitting Club 3, Basketball 2-3, Home-room Vice-president 3, Glee Club, Archery, Classical Club, Wesleyan publicity Committee. XUYXIL QFQNQ ALICE GUION Alice, better known as Shorty, came out be- fore the public eye this year, as an excellent between class monitor chairman. VVe wonder if she ever frightened anyone when threatening them with a summons. Gamma Rho 3-4, Leaders Club 3-4, Monitor, Hockey 1-2-3-4, Badminton 1-2-3-4. 16

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54' AU - j t . . UV, :MJ W it 'Ji- ,41 ,- A ,fc Y! ,aff-L I JACK HOCKBIAN Jack is one of our more serious fellows, and a l , --' E L Y ,,,Yv0!lntf WM LOUISE HITCHO VM YVe've always known that Louise could act, but she made us prouder of her than ever, when she portrayed the heroine in the annual high school play, The Late Christopher Bean. No finer per- formance has ever been given. Homeroom Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec.g Pres. of As- sembly Council, Thespian Club, Glee Club, Library Club, Reading Club, Basketball. mathematician really worthy of the name. His particular contribution to the Senior class was being chairman of the VVesleyan Concert Ticket Comittee. Student Government, Home Room President, General Organization, hiodel Building Club I, House Chairman llIikado. MARY HOLMES It is true that lllary has been here in Pleasant- ville only a year, but the slice of popularity that she has cut for herself, is remarkably large. She has also stepped into third place in the race of scholastic marks. Basketball, VVesleyan Concert Publicity Commit- tee Chairman. RUSSELL HOLMES H i-Y. 'Pos f-lollYl9S Y 18 Rus definitely thinks that 'Athree's a crowd . However, he's a swell fellow and well liked. Scholastically he is among the first twenty-six.