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

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VERNA MALONE Verna seems to be very interested in singing. She belongs to the Glee Club, and in the past was the lovely, blonde soloist of an assembly program. Thespian Club I-2-3, Hockey l-2-3, Basketball 1-2, Glee Club 2-4, Archery 4. BETTY NIANSFIELD 'lf Betty is at all interested in costuming, she should go into the business. Her work on the l'Mi- kado costuming committee was exceedingly fine. Green Quill, Mikado ' stum'ng Committee. o ,QW PAUL MANVILLE Few of us know that Paul's specialty is in the ' mechanical field. For a hobby, he cuts various stones into jewelry with one of his machines. Band, Student Government, lwodel Club, LAUREN Mc CABE No swing fan could be more ardent than Skip- py g she spends the greater part of her time listen- ing to the latest tunes and beating out the latest dances. Incidentally, her hands are more beautiful than any possessed in these parts. Thespian Club 4, Christmas Play 4, Glec Club I-2-3-4, Current Events Club. 22

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'VM QW VIRGINIA LARSON i Luncheon Club. CHARLES LEONARD Charlie has, for the past three years, punncd his way into the hearts of many of his present friends. As a Sophomore, newly arrived from Briar- cliff, he thought P. H. S. a horribly tremendous place, but soon romped happily through its halls. Thespian Club 2, Football 3, Baseball 2, Bask- et-ball 2, Camera Club, Committee for Christmas Dance 3, Sophomore Alumni and Christmas Cards. FRANK LQTURCO Turkey, from his freshman year on, has been an ardent sport fan. However, he wasn't satisfied to sit on the sidelines and watch. On the contrary he's among the best of our athletes. Varsity Football 2-3-4, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Pres. if ERRIS MAIKOFFSKIE ern I. 21 Since Virginia's first appearance in Pleasant ville as a freshman, she has become Olltifllldlllg, as a commercial student. Both her looks 'ind pcm n ality should lead her high on the road to -.utces-. in business or anything else Homeroom Treas. 1 2 3 Knitting Club Archery 3-4, Thespian Club 3 4 Glee Lluh . Ferris believes in doing a few things each year and doing them well, and while he does not asp re Q to go on the stage, he is an accomplished actor i International and Thespian Clubs I Classical Club 1-2, between-class monitor I 2 High School MP Play I-2, Associate Alumni Editor of Green Lant

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VIRGINIA MEADE Perseverance and a good business head are Gin- ny's finest contributions to our class. Whenever tickets or adds are to sold, she's one of our best saleswomen. Green Quill, Monitor 3-4, General Science Cl'ub, Basketball. JOSEPH MEISNER Joe's interest seems to lie mainly in the field of music. He has been in the band since his Freshman year, in the orchestra since being a Sophomore, and this year is a member of the Melodies Club. Chess Club x, Melodies Club 4, Band I-2-3-4. Qrchestra 2-3-4, Intramural Sports 3-4. GLORIA METZ For Honor Team Honors, Gloria places at the head of the list. Her energy and vitality have stood her in good stead. Evidently she liked, to rank first in everything for she places among the first twenty- five in the class scholastically. Honor Hockey Team, Baseball Honor T cam, Volleyball Honor Team, Bowling Honor Team, and Baseball. GEORGE MIKKELSON George is probably best known for his cheerful greetings received when one walks through the corridors of P. H. S. As an industrious member of the band, an active 'Hi-Yian, not to mention a lively debator in our Senior Class meetings, George is unsurpassed. Dance and Sports' Club 1, Student Govern- ment 2, Camera Club 2, Home Room Treasurer 2, Basketball 2-3 Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. 23