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

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GEORGE DAVIS SENIOR class's vital advisor . . . star and victim of Shotgun, Hal- loween House . . . those trusty war stories . . . trips to Mount Washing- ton with Mr. Wittem . . . Friday's foreign affairs . . . pushes spirit in the Class of '66. sg , ' 4,1 A Us J 5 9' ,Q jf' I W' ff, , 5 at A fgllfffsu LA F Qf' 3153 ,.,' , I I RUTH GOODMAN Returning this year to PHS, Mrs. Goodman was formerly a secretary in the office . . . jazz fan and read- ing enthusiast . . . Finds history fas- cinating-- a story that is all true. RUTH HAACK Those swirling dramatic gestures . . . with a pointer aimed at YOU . . . Memorize the Constitution for to- morrow . . . slides of exotic places . . . Miss Reynolds . . . and forsythia in the springtime . . . twenty points lost on a fifteen point question? . . . exacting but just.

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WILLIAM LUND You will have that memorized for tomorrow, people, won't you? . . . often seen in the Grand Union . , . O, that this too too solid Hesh-U . . . ossiflcation . . . Eye of Destruc- tion . . . Diesel driven Mercedes . . . one of the most sincere and dedicated teachers PHS has. JEAN MACFARLANE Fond of fairy tales . . . finds words fascinating . . . feels the adventures of King Arthur and the Round Table should be a part of every student's upbringing . . . unappreciative of band practice . . . fan of those 4 boys from Liverpool. HERMAN WITT ERN I was reading epitaphs the other day . . . mountain climbing with Mr. Davis . . . Snowb0und . . . those GERTRUDE SPEARE dreaded lunch hour conferences . . . human thesaurus Formerly known as ..Cathy,s motheru . . . logic . . . When I was 17, I went through a stage Mrs- Speare became an integral part of reading . . . mentor of Pierian. of PHS this year . . . dynamic, a tal- ented monologist . . . devotes self to whatever she undertakes her- would like to see rejuvenation of the Tri-Hi-Y's.

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LEON NETTLETON Friend to forlom freshmen . . . trips to the U. N. and Consumers' Union . . . flute-playing historian . . . serves his school gladly. LUBOR STEJSKAL Advisor to GO . . . Pass out the cigars! . . . Now if you were a col- lege class . . . . . . working toward that Dr. before his name . . . elec- tions for officers in World History classes. .......- Guidance DOROTHY HOGUE Always on the move . . . friendly but firm . . . she knows all about us from those standardized test scores . . . Opus Tri-Hi-Y . . . the office full of mints . . . Hi, Sis . . . If you don't want to work, we don't want you . . . a great hockey afficionado . . . also loves football and never misses a game. 2 MELVIN GUTTMAN Busy, busy . . . trying to find enough time in one day for one day's work . . . always ready and waiting with a smile and phenomenal understand- ing . . . Somewhere there is a col- lege for you.