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

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MR. HAROLD DAVEY MR. MARTIN O'NElL Superintendent of Schools Director of Instruction Correlating the school system with the community are David Parker. Presidentg Harlan Thompson is the Board of Education. The Board Members Vice-Presidenlg Mrs. Beach Conger, George King and Victor Mishaw. Page 6

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DEDICATION N H Of all the faculty, you particularly have endeared yourself to us by your sympathetic and good-natured approach to our problems, both personal and acad- emic. You have frequently regaled us with tales of far-flung military exploits which have enlivened your lessons. Many a class discussion has assumed a more colorful aspect when viewed against a ski slope. Your friendliness prompts us to address this dedication to you informally. But the manner should not obscure the sincere affection and grat- itude we feel for you- Page 5 GEORGE DAVIS

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X Greeti ff 4 I n fl' RCM Va- fi- PLEASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Pleqsanlville, New York NMMD C Mmuuuznmwm Omoo of thu Principal To the Class o f 1961. ngs : Yours is t State re he first class whose members must meet the stiffened quirements for high school graduates. Yours is the cl members were full participants in Ogeratlon Upgrade S School. You are living proof of a fact no and willing for the challenges a Fo tin I ass whos at Plea w establ nd per l r the QS whe e santvllle High lshed: Youth ls ready p exltles of the Sixties. past five centuries the 'kixtiesn have been crucial n courageous leaders have pointed the way for other men to follow. In 1565 Spanish explorers staked out the first clty ln North America. It still stands. A century or so later, tired of Roundheads a the Commonwealth, our cultural ancestors ln England restored the Crown - and now it reigns. Americans a century later resented Taxation without Representation: farseeing leaders of that day rejected the principle and lt stands rejected. ,':' Differences within our national boundaries in the last century brought Americans into a conflict in the sixties: resolved, it established firmly the federal union, but left a score of problems unsolved. Before the sixties of the present century end, your judgment will be significant in continuing the search for peaceful solutions to these problems and the newer ones of International scope. In your generation lie our hopes, perhaps our way of life. May you be equal to the challenges of the sixties in this century! Sincerely, cC:emj he We amaze C. hcCreary Principal 1 PGQ9 7 .af