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

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ANDY DeMASO Andy avoids women drivers with their various signals and driving habits. Mr. Cook rates high. Likes hunting, fishing, and baseball. P.H.P. College for forestry in Alaska or Maine. Write me as one who loves his fellow-men. ALLAN DeRONDA Mr. Beattie is Farmer's favorite teacher. In his spare time works on cars. Stage Crew. Wants to work on farm. Life's too short to waste. MARY DOENGES Mary dislikes wise guys but likes Miss Macfarlane, music, baseball, and hot-rods. Junior Red Cross. Handicraft Club. Nursing. Silence is golden. JAMES DONNELLY Jim enjoys cars and motor- cycling. Favorite teacher is Mr. Kurachek. Stage Crew and Safety Patrol. Future plans include trade school. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. JAMES DOWLING Jimmy came to P.H.S. in his junior year. Varsity Base- ball and J.V. Basketball. High- light at P.H.S. was being on the undefeated baseball team. Golf and Mr. Hoose rate tops with him. Plans for the future include college. Luck of the Irixhf, TIMOTHY DOYLE Tim's favorite pastime is hunting. Varsity Football and Baseball. Treasurer of Stu- dent Government. Highlight at P.H.S. was being on the undefeated baseball team. Fa- vorite teacher is Mr. Kura- chek. Plans to go to college. We must eat to live and live to eat. STEPHEN DYSON Mr. Wittern and reading rate high with Steve. President of Science Club. Boys' State. Editor-in-Chief of Green Quill. National Honor Society, junior Year, Hi-Y Treasurer. Discussion and Debating Club. Highlight of P.H.S. was winning third prize in the Journal-American History Contest. College, then arche- ology. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. MOLLY EDMONDS Molly likes driving, Glen Mil- ler, and Mrs. Gahlen. Presi- dent of Tri-Y. G.O. Monitor. Junior Red Cross. Future Teachers Club. Senior Play. Hallowe'en House. College and a trip to Europe are planned for the future. She would help other: out of fellow feeling. 1

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:zzzzrrerm ' u , f ' i 2' f tl ..: g ' lg . xx i 'ily N I? , JOHN FERREE f 'KFreko considers Mr. Kura- f2f:f chek, skin-diving, and spear Zfif: fishing his likes. Highlight of fifif P.H.S. years-playing basket- f2 ball. Future plans - college. Makes friends without half Q.. trvingf' 'Q n lil' ssl ':: ,QWQ Exif? A .- 'OV tif' f I ,I ALEX GARLAND Mr. Kuracheck and flying rank. high with Alex, who ::: considers the high light of his school life the spaghetti din- ::: ner. . . I am not only witty in rny- :' self, but the cause that wut is 22 in other men. f.,-gf Q is ,-414 A ERNEST FREEMAN Ernie likes driving, Mr. Tell- strom. A Cappella Choir. Plans to enter Westchester Community College and take up machine work. Pet peeve is snobs, and most embarrassing moment occurred when he thought he was holding his girl's hand with his left hand when he noticed she was on his right side. Sings like a lark. JOHN FRENCH Mr. Kurachek, Mr. Fossum, and stage work rank high with John. Main activities are Stage Crew, Monitors, Hal- lowe'en House chairman, and Safety Council. Future plans include Bliss School of Elec. Tech., then Air Force to be- come a test pilot. John's pet peeve is phrase Oh Honey. A woman's man. K DOLORES GALISH Commonly known as 'KDo, Dolores likes Mr. Sabella and hillbilly music. Main activi- ties are Leaders Club, Tri- Hi-Y Club, and intramurals. Main accomplishment was a key in sports. Future plans include travel through the West and becoming a secre- tary. No one knows what he can do till he tries. ELFRIEDE GASSEN Frieda dislikes bossy people and anyone who pronounces her name wrong. Likes Miss Sullivan, knitting, reading. and horseback riding. Other things which keep her busy are Library Club, T.V. Com- mittee, and Safety Commit- tee. In the future are plans for traveling and nursing school. I kept silent because I ap- proved the plan. GEORGE GORNNERT Humphrey likes football and Coach Kurachek. The highlight of his career at P.H.S. was when we beat Chappaqua 25-0. Looking forward to college next year. Does not life consist in sleep- ing and eating? RICHARD GOULD Dick rates football and Coach Kurachek high on his list of likes, but puts smiling faces on Monday morning at the very bottom. Since com- ing to P.H.S., he has been kept busy at basketball, foot- ball, and as Senior Class Pres- ident. Next year will find him at college. Great souls are portions of eternity.