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

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JOANNA DRAHORAD A quiet irl with a nice way, Joanna lilces home economics and Mrs. Marotta. Has loads of fun driving, eating izza and Chinese foods, and ljoves to dance. Has been a member of Handicraft Club. Import- zint plan, is her marriage in une. LEONA ERDA Liesel is our bundle of boundless energyg she seems to be everywhere at once. Active on sports honor teams, dance committees, dramatics, Red Cross. Monitor chairman, and Green Quill advertising editor, she a so passed three years of Latin! Likes S anish and loves to dance. Allread well-traveled, she plans cofi lege and then more travel. JANE EVERS Quiet and businesslike, Jane has'a delightful sense of hu- mor Cruns in the family?j. Newspaper, yearbook, Tri-Y, Student Government, G. O., honor roll, thousands of com- mittees. Likes math and Mrs. Gahlen, playing the piano, and rooting for the Yankees. College is in her future. CHARLES FINCH Charlie appears to be dis- satisfied with P.H.S. in one respect at least, because he wants some new irls import- ed from other schools. Likes Mr. Beattie, shop, and typing, and slpends spare time eating and s eeping. Varsity baseball and Varsity Club. Plans to go into the Air Force. ALLAN FINLAY Hard-working Allan will never forget the time that he, as baseball manager, forgot the baseballs for a big game. Also football manager, Var- sity Club, P.H.P., G. O. Li es science and English lit., and enjogs fishing. IfVishes that P.H. . would get a track. College. CHARLES FOWLER Chucky - the work-horse of P.H.S. He is the right- hand man, yes-man, sca e- goat, and mouthpiece for Sie entire faculty. Has been in innumerable activities: news- paper editor, Ir. Prom chair- man, Student Court, and Plannin Committee, to men- tion a fare minimum. Will never forget announcing the Grand March at Prom, and finding that there was no band! Plans teaching career. - LUCIA GALLO Busy Lu still has time to have fun and get nice clothes. Sparkling eyes and big smile mark her. She was mortified when a cafeteria table Con which she was sittingD col- lapsed under her! Tri-Y, Green' Quill business man- ager, Thespian Society, Stu- dent Government, director of junior play. Loves to buy those perfect clothes. College and travel are in her future. ELIZABETH GARMAN Betty - always happy and ready to help - likes driving and' Mrs. Hogue. Another one of those busy people, she has been active in Tri-Y, Leaders' Club, sports, G. O., orchestra, dance committees, Planning Committee, and was a monitor. Pet peeve is pony tails.- Plans to go to college. Page 1 7

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SUSANNA DEAN NANCY DeVINNEY DANIEL DOWLING JOSEPH CORN Joe is our happy-go-lucky ace, whose usual comment on any situation is, Daddio! Besides bein artistically talented, he has been on varsity football for three years, track team, Student Government treas- urer, and class treasurer. I-Ie goes for Coach Kurachek, Mr. Lund, chemistry, athletics, and eating. Joe hopes to go to Amherst or Dartmouth. HELEN CRAWFORD Emmy , a busy and ambiti- ous gal, has many varied in- terests. Has taken part in ac- tivities such as G. O., A Cap- pella, yearbook literary editor, and All-State Orchestra and Chorus. Made National Hon- or Society in her junior year. Mrs. Cahlen, German, and Mr. Wittern rate high. Likes to sleep, read, and waste time. College - preferably Mount Holyoke. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM Joe is renowned for his con- tented, unhurried ways. He is fond of science and likes Mr. Hoose, Mr. Kelsey, Mr. Bitter, and physics. He has been active in Radio Club, Projection Crew, and Science Club. He'll never forget how embarrassed he was when he had to bring a pitcher of water to a speaker on stage during an assembly. RICHARD CURTIS Dick, who is husk , jovial, and fun-loving, likes Mr. Lund, Mr. Kurachek, Eng- lish, swimming, and divin . He is a natural for football and has been on the team for both his years at P.H.S., as well as track, Varsity Club, P.H.P., Student Court, and intramurals. His biggest thrill was making All-SWIAC in football. College. Sue is a cute gal who's tons of fun to be with. A talented actress, she won the Best Actress cup last year. Presi- dent of Thespian Society and in Noon Hour Commission, Tri-Y, dance and pla com- mittees, Art Club, and intra- murals., Likes Mr. Wittern, swimming, Dixieland, pizza, and ice-skating. She plans col- lege and travel to Europe. JOSEPH DeGRAZIA line believeilin the I-policy of ettin we enoug a one. He is fliappy to have become a senior after staying in school for three years. He likes Mr. Cook and shop and spends his spare time eating and sleepin , but remains quiet about iis future plans. Page 1 6 Here's a cute little kid - Fuzzy , who loves, among other things, to walk in the rain. Has been very active in the Red Cross, Leaders' Club, Thespian Society, Noon Hour Commission, the newspaper, and yearbook. Enjoys watch- ing varsity games. Plans to go to college. Danny has a quiet way and a nice smile. Easy to get along with, he goes out for basket- ball, likes Mr. Kurachek, chemistry, and typing, but goes in a big way for eating and sleeping. Active in Var- sity Club and a monitor, Dan plans to attend Iowa.

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DAVID GIFFORD Dave is that friendly, easy- going guy whose favorite pas- time seems to reside in East- chester. Around P.H.S., how- ever, he has been active in P.H.P., track, Projection Crew, and Junior Chorus. He likes Mr. Nazaruk and the idea of a future in aeronau- tics school. BERNARD GLINSKI Bernard enjoys playing hand- ball and going out with a girl named Shirley. As for teach- ers, he thinks Mr. Cook and Mr. Beattie are tops. He has been on Projection Crew for four years and hopes to own his own landscaping business after college. NANCY GOLDFUSS Nance means red hair and a smile. Her activities include Tri-Y, junior Red Cross, monitor, Commercial Club, intramurals, and Noon Hour Commission. She is very proud of passing world his- tory, being president of Com- mercial Club, and correspond- ing secretary of Tri-Y. Her favorites are Mr. Sabella, Miss Sullivan, gym, short- hand, eating pizza and a cer- tain yellow and green Chevy. PHYLLIS GOTTLIEB Quiet Phyllis was very happy to have passed senior Eng- lish, and to become a success- ful model. Mr. Hoose and Miss Sullivan rate high with her and she enjoys English, but thinks classes should be shorter. She enjoys reading, listening to music, and cheer- leading, and won't ever for- get the time she fell off a bus. Modeling or C. C. N. Y. for social work. Pcxqe GEORGE GROVES George is one of our most re- cent arrivals in P.H.S., being new this year. He is in Noon Hour Commission, and likes study halls and chasin girls, especially a certain brown- haired one. College is ahead. HELEN GUTMANN A pretty girl that likes eating and the Irish, that's Helen. She thinks Mr. Sabella is tops and is very proud of passing American history. Student Government, Noon Hour Commission, Tri-Y, Senior Chorus, monitor, in- tramurals, and Green Quill have been some of her activi- ties. PENELOPE HAI-IN Penny always has a kind word for everyone. She likes Mr. Lund, Mr. Cook, and American history. Activities include Student Court, Red Cross, Library Club, T. V. Committee, Nurses' Club, Tri-Y, Green Quill and moni- tor. Next ear, a beauty cul- ture schooll or a career as a private-secretary are ahead for Penny. 18 ELLEN HALDIMAND During her years at P.H.S. Ellen has been very active in Future Nurses' Club. Her many likes include Mrs., Steinmetz, Miss Sullivan, bio- log , and coin collecting. She will, never forget being caught eating candy in history class. Campaigning for senior esca- lators, a dry hockey field, and a bigger T. V. set take up Ellen's spare time. Christian Science nursing.