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Page 20 text:
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he big day finally arrived-our first day of high school! That day and all the ones that followed are times that we'll never forget. Can you remember back to: Great Expectations fthey certainly were!! . . . visiting the United Nations .. . the Dailv News Building . . . parliamentary procedure gym at the junior high Freshman si dues . . . our first formal . . . watching the voters with Mr. Net . . . the t t new f' kids lfhornwood and Armonk Hound Dog biolo gy noteb -siisi ooks rush parties All I Have to Do is Drea m plpp hic, haec, hoc . .. inductions .. . copious notes in Worl d Hi story . . . General Mills Mrs. Lomont's translation boiler roo m . . . Mr. Kirnard's ketchup joke . . . the Frosh Frolic' . . . Christmas vacation . . . snow days ! ! ! . . .our first term papers . . . JV sports . . . health -first aid-plastic bottles tE1vis NewiYear's Eve Stardust Serenade beat Rye! . . . the Pleasantville Pool . . . big name buttons . . . Mr. Honig's tie . . . short skirts and continental pants . . . Clean-Up Committee .. . riding the gar- bage trucks .. . cake sales and bottle drives . . . knitting socks and sweaters . . . Junior girls and Senior boys bringing in the carriage for the Junior Prom Mr. Davis' broken leg Starstruck Lake Tiorati . . . Senior girls and Ju S nior boys . . . O Pleasantville, O Pleasantville, Our alma ma- ter true . . . Bobby's Junior Prom open house PSAT's,i Merits,'Regents Scholarship E xams . . . the Holly and St. Nicholas Balls . . . being sweet sixteen . . . driver's license and first solo run . . . jones' Beach . . . Terribly neat . . . making National Honor Society . . . Mr. Hoose's con- federate homeroom . . . meetings, meetings, always meetings. . . Milan . . . Mr. Hall's office . . .chem- istry lab . . . striatedhepith- elial, etc., etc. ,... Section One Champs Junior Miss . . . our travelers - June and Audie . . . Cool as a moose . . . College B oards-ugh! . . . 22 . . . HEX pand-be concise! . . . the Green Gazette . . . Monsie ur Natty Loup . . . suprise parties . . . college intervi ews . . . the Kingston Trio Page 16
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Page 19 text:
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nd now we were all grown up and very proud of it. W'e had graduated to bigger things, and to make it even more fun, there were brand new junior high schools in Pleasantville and Armonk. Don't you remember: Mrs. Jones' pearls . . . Mr. Engel . . . girls' shop and boys' home ec . . . Chair Committee . . . Mrs. Erda's Dance Club . . . skipping stairs . . . Holly's and fAlan's parties . . . substitute teachers . . . Mrs. Hassel- bauer's wallet col- lection . . . intra- mural soccer in the mud . . . and Prudence . . . Patience Mr. Sonberg's gorgeous blush . . . how Mrs. Hyde spied for the 72 surprise party . . . Mrs. Oak- ley's coiffure . . . safety patrols fticket-happyP??j . . . Doc's green pants . . . the lunch-hour segre- gation of boys and girls . . . Fez Parker . . . yah, hoo-yah-yah-Swiftly tumbling water pork chop passes . . . Ah-hoo-yah, hoo- . Mr. Coodman's door slam . . . the 3:21 science club . . . Keep-Away' '... Judy Johnson s home ec slumber party . . . Miss Spafford's Afri- can rituals and clicks . . . cheer leading try-Outs . . . Cute and PCPPYH . . Correlated projects . . . The Cannibal King!! . . . 8' versus 82 . . . the undefeated Warriors . . . the Off-Beats . . . Drmtels Inferno tossing peo ple up in blan- kets . . . Jump For George . . . A1an's intercom . . . ivy league pants and crew cut grease . . . Patience, Pa- tience, Patience . . . ton by night . . . the twenty lovesick maidens . . . Mfashing- Smile when you say Pennsylvania!!! . . . Come Go With Me , . . sleepy Howard . . . Hot Shoppes fand paper bags on the busllj , . . lunches on the Mall . . . pickled babies . . . the Darts and the Tweenies . . . cham- pagne dances . . . black chinos and middy blouses. . . Armonk's good old Mr. Friedman . . . new green gym suits . . . Uncle Harold Crittenden . . . spin the bottle . . . the graduation dance . . . farewell to Bobbie Nance - F- Q f ggi. -... jean, Billy, Becky, Tony , Dick, Tom, Holly, Jim, Bonnie,
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. . . applications, rejections, ACCEPTANCES! ! ! . . . the Log Cabin . . . the prep school kids .. Macbeth . . . sports assemblies . . . being in Varsity Club . . . the Little Haackers . . . Hamlet . . . Ruby Foo' The Village . . . New York at Christmas . . . Hockey Honor Team . . . s and the Xochitl . . . But Mr. Tough Tony, sir! . . . convocations . . . hot rods . . . Our Town senior portraits YELL! ! . .. Mr. Ely and Jeanne d' A rc . . , sink that basket! . . . fry R ye! . . . college weekends . . . ca I st parties The Diary of A nne Frank . . . noon hour st a mpede . . . HRoaring 20's . . . bathtub cider . . . Charleston, Charleston! . . . Hardl1earted Hanna h Shimmy Like Kate . .. Razzmahtazz entertaining at Millbank . .. the tower at night beatniks, beatniks, beatniks Becker . . . Latin trips . . . Students' Day . . . Grind Grendel! ! ! . . . I'm a hard-core residue . . . John E. Q E for wishy-washyj Hoose . . . This supersedes all other meetings . . . decor ating the gym . . . noon hour mov- ies . . . Vincent's . . . T-E -A-M YA Y 'I EAM! . . . G.O. ticket books nights at Mr. Lund's . . . hero- woi shiping . . . johnny Math IS . . . the senior pro- ject . . . C ommencement Weekend . . . Pomp and Circum- stance . -It's all been great, and as our Senior Year draws to a close, every one of us joins in saying, Fare- well, PH S, but never good-bye! ! Page 17
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