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

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The General Organization is the schoolis bank. GENERAL ORGANIZATION Handling the financial department of the student body is the primary purpose of the G.O. This organ- ization helps to support the schoolis athletic activities by paying for equipment and uniforms, by provid- ing transportation for the team to games, and by paying the game's officials at home games. Sponsoring some and defining the rights and privileges of others of the school clubs are other G.O. functions. Aside from these duties, the GO. transacts general business for the entire student body, although this activity is under the jurisdiction of the Board of Education. To raise funds for the council's tremendous year-round job, G.O. cards are sold to students. These cards entitle the holders to discounts on tickets, free admission to home games, and other special privileges through- out the school year. Sales of refreshments at games also add to the G.O. treasury. The G.O. dance last fall and the production of Our Town were both financial successes. Providing the Radio Club with a transmitter and having all the team, cheer-leader, and band uniforms repaired were two other accomplishments of the C-.O. This organization will also sponsor the Thespian Society's produc- tion of The Diary of Anne Frank. Officers for the year were Blair Iaffee, president, joe Larizza, vice-president, Mimi Maine, secretary- treasurerg and Jackie Baldwin, ticket-treasurer. The faculty advisers were Mr. Kelsey, Miss Nulty, Mr. Stej- skal, and Mr. Ely. Page 46