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

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Arr GEORGE NAZARUK The strong silent type fwhat's he hidingj who prowls his domain, room 14 . . . between classes, his natural habitat is the boiler roomC?j . . . pestered by certain GQ'ers . . . seventh period classes, he makes the search in his pockets for the key . . . as advisor to the yearbook, he has certainly been favored with the largest amount of fan mail. W5 HENRY SOLAZZO You have to take the emergency brake off first' No, we don't have a radio in the Driver Ed. car', Oral reports . . . Mechanical Drawing. 5 WALTER HAHN One at a time, now . . . little brown mustache . . notebooks, sketchbooks, little black books . . . Down, people! . . . teasing . . . his little apprentices. Drama ROBERT KOHN Oh Borscht , How's Bullwinkle and Natasha this rw morning? . . . has an attractive chauffeur . . . 4'You ff' ff say you want to do one of my Shakespearean plays? 26

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LAWRENCE O'NEIL 'tTaisez-vous! . . . Singing songs, reading stories . . . IDIOMS . . . A book for the head . . . Le Baron and his French Readers' Digests . . . Fencing Club is foiled by the Big O . . . New York City. HELGA NAUMANN Oh no, really now! . . . Buenos dias, clase and Auf Wiedersehenn . . . don't hide a friendly smile and laughing personality . . . rolled r's bring grave frowns. MIRA LOMONT Demanding but likeable . . . plans ahead . . . keeps notebooks containing translations of Latin textbooks, but unfortunately, guards them well . . . enters the classroom with a cheery 'tlet's get to work, much to the annoyance of lazy students . . . has the distinct privilege of teaching Latin IV in the Home Economics room . . . enjoys reading and studying French litera- ture and history . . . Save the Children Federation . MARY SEMPLE Quiet . . . Yankees . . . Stay after and write a hundred timesn . . . 5:00 and still typing in the shed . . . Preparation.

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Doc . . . his enthusiastic grimace and falling locks . . . A. THEODORE TELLSTROM Do you hear how Hat you are? . . . Arthur, the dumb Sopranos didn't get it! . . . He always remembers 1 our brothers and sisters who could sing . . . Don't climb over those seats! . . . Sit down until the bell rings! WILBUR LOCKWOOD Honk, Whistle, Tweet, BOOM! . . . Mr. Wilburdee con- ducts the band with vim, the orchestra with vigor- and himself with vitality . . . Rotates . . . Peekskill Military Academy . . . Shows the violins how to play -on a clarinet . . . Great Caesar's Ghost . . . Never forgets the Green Gazette! D. DEWITT WASSON ' Stop playing Tocatta in D minor! . . . You're good in your own way, but you don't weigh enough! . . . concerts on Sunday . . . Organ Club adviser and lessons. 1 , 1 ELLEN LOCKWOOD f Only teacher who plays IN the Orchestra . . . . 5 5 Let's see daylight between the notes . . . Private lessons . . . and her big bow and ?f f fidd1e...D.A.R.