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

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l GERARD BOMBARDIER L'Obus . . . Le Petit Prince . . . artistic vocabulary lists in technicolor . . . buys blue Panther decals to match his Volks . . . that paralyzing stare in the French lab . . . transla- tion-the cardinal sin . . . loves those freshmen- They're so little! Vive le Canada Francais! . . . wedels down the corridors. GISELE de la CHAPELLE Sehr Gut! . . . English, German, Latin, French, etc. are spoken here NATHAN GABRIEL Excusez-moi, mais je ne vous com- prends pas . . . a large vocabulary -both in French and English . . . those beautiful clothes . . . the class groans as he silently passes out those blank white sheets . . . the failures of French 12-why did seven people drop out? . . . precisement? . . . N. Y. bachelor. . . . In French we say- . . . Kyff, Hunt and Co.

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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.

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MIRA LOMONT No drumming! . . . No chewing! . . . ERASE! . . . If you say one more word, I'll give you another translation . . . Sh-h-h-t . . . fascinated with history . . . delightful sense of humor . . . vocabulary lists and Caesar's Commentaries . . . 'ARead with empathy . . . the French, Latin teacher. 'NNW c ANN LUNDE We welcome Mrs. Lunde, who teach- es first and second year French . . . Silence absolu! . . . occupied with redecoration of her new house in Armonk . . . skiing, fishing, and fix- ing cars. SYLVIA PENNACCHIA Brought Pleasantville Tri-Hi-Y's to Camp Sloane and came back with a cold . . . It won't kill you! . . . Hay faltas?'l . . . Su trabajo para hay . . . patience and understanding . . . Spanish smile . . . looks upon students as individuals . . . humor . . . a delight to all.