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

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WILLIAM HORMERTE Becoming a senior and pas- sing English are this boy's ac- complishments. Among Bill's likes are Coach , shop, sleep- ing in class and not doing homework - he hopes that the latter of his likes will be- come an institution at P.H.S. After high school Bill is go- ing to Alaska to get away from it all - there's peace and quiet up there. SANDRA HUNTOON Sandy recalls that passing American history was a big event in her life at P.H.S. While here she has also parti- cipated in Tri-Y, Green Lant- ern, and Halloween House, and was elected vice-president of Future Nurses' Club. San- dy likes Mrs. Marotta, chem- istry, dancing, and traveling to welcomed destinations. Was verv embarrassed when she confused French with German. Nursing school. LORRAINE IOURDAIN Lorraine is a real cute gal with that sparkle of deviltry in her eye. She has been ac- tive in Red Cross, Student Government, Noon Hour Commission, sports, yearbook, nurses' club, and Tri-Y. Loves to have a crazy time. Thinks P.H.S. needs a senior recreation room. Plans to go to Bouve of Tufts for physic- al therapy. EDITH KALTNER Always happy and laughin , Edie is nice to have around. She has been active in Lead- ers' Club, Tri-Y, A Cappella, G. O., class secretary for two years, cheerleader for four years, intramural honor teams, and National Honor Society. She enjoys Spanish and Mrs. Gahlen, and likes to drive. Her Tri-Y bill went to the State Legislature in Albany. College. KIM KEELEY In two years at P.H.S. Kim has accomplished more than most do in four. Student Government president, Green Lantern co-editor, yearbook, organ club, Planning Commit- tee, and track team manager were some activities. He en- joys French 'III and chemis- try, piano playing, relaxing, tennis, and an occasional mo- ment of study. I-Ie wants less homework and cold water in the drinking fountains. Col- lege. PETER KELLER Pete, the electronic brain of the high school, is the chairman of the audio divi- sion of the projection crew. Pete has served the school by being a monitor for two years. Mr. Bitter, chemistry, and electronics rate high with him. ROBERT KNAPP Bob, one of the school's fore- most actors, is an active mem- ber of Varsity Club, P.H.P., and the monitor system. Bob's outstanding achievements have been acting in High Window, Finian's Rain- bow, and The Imaginary Invalid , and earning a varsi- ty letter in track. His favo- rites in school life are Mr. Wittern and mechanical drawing. His future plans in- clude attending Alfred Uni- versity. Pcqe 20 ALBERT KOEI-IL Al has been kept busy with the stage crew, J.V. football, track, the Green Quill photo- graphy staff, the Noon Hour Commission, and the Safety Patrol, of which he is secre- tary. Favorites with AI are Mr. Hoose, chemistry, and fishing. Photography will have an important part in his future.

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NANCY HALE A busy girl with a terrific sense of humor is Nancy. Her favorite pastime is dating col- lege men, whom she seems to drag in by the dozens with her coquettish eyes and smile. Editor-in-chief of the Green Quill, National Honor Soci- ety, Tri-Y secretary, Planning Committee, and I.V. Cheer- leader. Plans to go to college, hopes for Mt. Holyoke. HARLAN HALSEY Harlan thinks a radio station at P.l-I.S. would be great. Since there wasn't one, how- ever, he was active in band, P.H.P., president of Science Club, vice-president of Hi-Y, and on the track team. He hopes to be an areonautical engineer after studying at Nl. I. T. or Cornell. BRENT HAROLD Brent likes Mr. Lund and English, Mrs. Gahlen and German. He is proud of be- ing president of National Honor Society, yearbook art editor, Hi-Y secretary, Junior Prom publicity chairman, dra- matics, and Thespian Club. Hopes for a radio station at P.H.S. Career in law or teaching. VIRGINIA I-IERRIDGE Ginny is always willing to help. She thinks Mrs. Marot- ta, Mr. Cook, typing, Amer- ican history, and Students' Day are tops. Driving, sports, listening to hit parade, and dancing are favorite pastimes. She is proud of having passed American history. Library Club, Handicraft Club, Red Cross, Intramurals, monitor, decorating committee for sophomore dance. Future plans include Westchester College. ARNOLD HETZER The Pleasantville Institute, Green Lantern, Planning Committee, Student Govern- ment, and I.V. and Varsity football have kept our favo- rite German occupied for the past four years. Aside from these he always finds time for his favorites, Mr. Lund, Mr. Sabella, history and swim- ming. One of Arnold's pet plans for P.H.S. is to change 3:21 to 1:21. Liberal arts college seen in future. CAROL HEYMAN Mr. Cook, study hall, blue eyes, black Ford, and pizza are this girl's favorites. Carol has been active in Tri-Y as secretary, Green Lantern as business manager, Commerci- al Club as secretary, monitors, intramurals and Student Gov- ernment. However, Carol says that her greatest achievement was becoming Mr. Lund's sec- retary. Work and marriage in future. SANDRA HISE Hard-working Sandy has done a host of things for P.H.S. President of Planning Committee, Guidance Steer- ing Committee, and co-chair- man of Halloween House. She has been a monitor and in intramurals, Student Gov- ernment, All-State, the Spring Festival, and attended Girls' State. Sandy would like to see more gentlemen around P.H.S. College - guidance work or teaching. Page 19 CONSTANCE HODAPP Friendly Connie states that her greatest achievement was passing American history Cquite an achievementll Her activities include Tri-Y, Com- mercial Club, and Handicraft Club. Connie loves to listen to Hometown Frolics, go to the movies, and make lasagne. Her favorites are Mr. Cook and study hall. In the future, Connie plans to become a sec- retary.

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RENE LANGNER Rene would like to see the school clocks set correctly. Mrs. Cahlen and German III rate high with him. His fu- ture involves attending a school for aviation mechanics and working in an airplane factory. JEAN KOEHLEP. jean, an active member of the Handicraft Club, lists waiting for the 3:21 bell among her favorite pastimes. Mr. Cook, bookkeeping, movies, 'and piz- za are other of her favorites. Jean's pet plan for the im- Krovement of P.H.S. is to ave younger men teachers and more of them! After grad uation, lean wishes to become a book eeping machine op- erator. FRANK LENT Frank has been kept busy with P.H.P., projection crew, and Hi-Y. He contributed to the success of Halloween House by being chairman of the construction committee. Mechanical drawing and working on cars are Frank's main interests. He thinks that a cincler track would be a valuable addition to the school. Frank's future in- volves the Navy and then trade school. ROBERT BERNARD Usually seen in the company of a red-headed senior girl, Bob has played both I.V. and varsity football. Varsity Club and intramurals. Page Z1 NICHOLAS LOCKWOOD Fencing, Junior Classical League, and being defending lawyer of the student court keep Nick busy. Mr. Hoose, biol0gY, handball, and build- ing model airplanes are Nick's favorite pastimes. His pet plans for P.H.S. are building a track and repairing the handball court. To stud veterinary medicine Nick will attend Vermont University for four years and then Cor- nell University for two years. PAUL IVIANNA Being co-captain of the 1955 football squad, playing varsi- ty for three years, and acting as the vice-president of Var- sity Club, in addition to be- longing to the Athletic Coun- cil keep Paul busy. P.K. and mathematics are among his favorites. MARY MARCELLO Mary is an active member of the Commercial Club, Handi- craft Club, and junior Red Cross. Miss Sullivan, business law, and playing the piano are favorites with Mary. Her future consists of becoming a secretary. ROGER MARINARO Besides his favorite astimes, eating, playing gollf, and watching the Yankees, Roger has been active in Noon Hour Commission, P.H.P., Varsity baseball, Monitor, and Var- sity Club. The U. S. Air Force and engineering are his plans for the future.