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

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M ALICE NULTY Business Is it in the budget? . . . the Power of the Purse . . . Commercial Club and annual trips to General Foods . . . audits club books. HELEN STEINMETZ UIISC That Caddy with the HDS license . . . beautiful braids . . . ASPIRIN . . . bring your note tomorrow . . . telephone calls to the sick', . . . who's your homeroom teacher? . . . unoiiicial ambulance driver. aff'- 'K . .- A -- Qi. GEORGE COOK Policeman in Europe . . . I'll beat you in the back room . . . with a smile . . . Never chews gum . . . Crossword puzzles. DOROTHY MAROTTA Warm-hearted . . . has courage and good humor when we make mistakes . . . turns giggling girls into fashion plates . . . charcoal- broiled cakes and a Hashy Lincoln . . . life- long ambition-to write a book on incredible excuses given to teachers. Home Economics

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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.

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Driver Education 46 ......,.,,,,,,,, ALBERT BURKE Road training . . . film strips . . . Trial and error . . . Assigns chapters to talkers . . . And that's why you have higher insurance rates . . . Multiple choice tests . . . Never YIELDS to requests for bonus points . . . You call that parking the car, I call that abandoning it. CHARLES BEATTIE Builder of men in the classroom and on the field . . . Did anybody hear the one about . . . Endowed with his own gift of humor . . . unbounded supply of witticism and knowledge for the Doc Adams role on the field Cand in health classesl . . . wants more room and time for weight-lifting. PETER KURACHEK Coach . . . When the going gets tough . Perturbed only when one of his gridiron knights can't tell a football from a helmet . . . one of the boys . . . but there's that demand- ing respect . . . Coach of the Year. Physical Education MARION STALLWOOD RUTH GEREMIA We need a red left innerll' . . . Time for showersv . . . Assisting Miss Stallwood in Phys. Ed. classes, Mrs. Geremia keeps the girls trim with those spring jump exercisesg faster, faster! . . . Leaders Club's right hand both in class and in the sale of P.H.S. sweatshirts . . . t'Did you have a class in the auditorium? Rigorous athlete herself, Miss Stallwood has certainly encouraged many idle ones to pro- duce . . . painstaking team charts . . . defaults . . . Honor team practice . . . Don't lie on the ground . . . Leaders, pick yourselves up . . . coffee and Do you mind if I smoke? . . . Wish we could win 'em all for her . . . golfing, honorary MAINEiac.