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

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Industrial Arts IRWIN BITTER Insists on Parliamentary Procedure Q5 X. s s. f X 1 -1:3 YS' Y sg-.. -- si ' Qs-Q js, S si f S 1- tts, .t .X R -r' f I--sg. ts- X ss .s Wien-wisest CHARLES BEATTIE so N is aa a. Physical I want to make a prediction . . . Let me tell you a joke . . . Tell the band to quiet down . . . Let's play the numbers game . . . Citsalp. PETER KURACHEK Coach . . . When the going gets tough, the tougl get going . . . isometric contractions . . . took on Varsity Basketball this year . . . Mr. Dependable. . . . Coke in the sound truck . . . I PHS's flying sailor . . . keeps the Pro- jection Crew in sound condition. Home Economics DOROTHY MAROTTA Hates teased hair . . . No study hall privi- leges until you earn them! . . . sewing classes know her best with needles in her mouth . . . The most amazing fragrances emanate from her room. LOWELL BATTEY Empathy! . . . Actors are not tempera- mental, they're sensitive . . . The Bard . . . Let's have some speeches . . . Shep, don't trip over the pouffe . . . You'd better be goodg I'm taking you apart in my 1 speech classes.

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r 4 Art WALTER HAI-IN Definite affinity for girls . . . Prix de Rome winner . . . sketchbooks due . . . Dem bones, dem bones, gonna sketch dem bones. Commercial Don't sit on the desks! . . . very fond of third period discrepancy notes . . . Stop when the bell rings . . . On your way in, stop at the waste basket . . . Short and sharp, with 4, GEORGE NAZARUK Gets his mail screened by GQ's board of cen- sors . . . Miserables . . . I Remember You-oo'Qr . . . I never touch the stuff! presses the panic button . . . beats his poor de- fenseless students with an air brush hose . . . If you drop that T-square again! . . .paints masterpieces on students' smocks . me . . . Strike overs are zeros. I don't care if they're the machine's fault or yours! ALICE NULTY Would you please repeat that bill? . . . Keep your eyes on your copy! . . . Be---gin!'1,SThrow your carriages over and keep them moving! . . . 'Is it a perfect copy? . . . Commercial Club and Central Treasurer of G. O.

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Education RUTH GEREMIA 5 I I , MARION STALLWOOD Seniors rate . . . No sunbathing . . . I'm strictly impartial. I don't care which of your lousy teams wins . . . Don't hey me . . . Look on the bulletin board, stupid! . What is cheap? Ball Five!!! . . . Up, reach and pull, 2,3,4, roll back . . . Who wants to be the bully? . . . Ground-Sticks-Ground-Sticks-Ground-Stickv Clunk . . . Tie Your Pinney! . . . Did you f ever have the feeling you were being watched? Driver Ed HENRY SOLAZZO Wanted to make like Caruso . . . Mr. Solaz . . . always amiable . . . No, you can't smoke in the Driver Ed car! . . . When are you going to get 5 your permit? . . . Down on the clutch! . . . You're taking your road test?! . . . T-squares and triangles . . . ALBERT BURKE Whe-e-e-e! -as the car careens on two wheels . . . does his shoPPlnE during driver training . . . No, you can't write on Henry Ford! . . . be- lieves in Burke's Law when driving the car.