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

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HARRIET KOSHAR English IIC, Creative Writing, Biblical Literature and English IOH keep her busy . . . enioys the theater . . . would like a real office for GQ instead of the broom closet now in use . . . proud ot Creative Writing class journals . . . admires E.E. Cummings. FRANCIS MASSELLO English IO advises GO would like smaller classes and improved reading lists . . . windows wide open, even in winter Physical Fitness Club Atlas. . . health enthusiast. . .slow, wide smile. GERTRUDE SPEARE English 9, Speech . . . Assem. Council . . . Iota Tri-l-li-Y encourages greater student participation in as- semblies as well as government . . . leads stimulating discussions in Assem. Council would like to see PHS operate as a non-graded high school . . . fresh- man spirit... heard talking about her army days . .. remembers being taller than all the boys. HERMAN VVITTE RN English I I ... Pierian . . . Writers' Club . . . views the world from a mountain top notices a division among suburban youth: those intent on having a good time and those interested in constructively changing the world . . . Change'is inevitable, l'm for it. . .. would like more electives and a re-examina- tion of Regents policy far away look of con- templation . . . always speaks like an educated gentleman never lowers his standards .. . kind, generous, considerate. I

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English WILLIAM LUND Supervisor of English . . . a lesson in dignity . . . English l2 . . . Waxpaper . . . marvels at twentieth century teaching in an eighteenth century building . . .The Catcher in the Rye. . . always willing to listen . . . sensitivity. ANNE ANTIPPAS English 9C and l0C . . . advises Thespian Society . . . faculty director of The Spiral Staircase . . . visited Por- tugal, France, England and Spain last summer . . . thinks that the students at PHS have shown a spirit of cordiality and friendship . . . elegance. . .encourages students to develop talents. DAMARIS GILLISPIE English llC, l2C formerly taught at Lincoln Square Academy those Latin roots an easy smile and sense of humor. PRUDENCE HODGE English 9C . . . advises The Neperhan . . . has noticed a lack of involvement in our student body concerning larger issues . . . detects a lack of knowledge of the outside world knits in her spare time teaches knitting in women's prison in Grasslands.

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-S A-K: LKQL Language GFRARD BOMBARDIER Supervisor of Foreign Language Department . .. French Ill and IV works with Le Cercle Francais and St. Court .. . finds students of today more ma- ture, having an interest in life in school and out that stare which turns into a smile . .. advocates in- dependent study and seminars Je ne suis pas f6che! . . . concerned, generous, respected. PiIot to co-pilot: 'Over and out.' GISELLE DE LA CHAPELLE Madame . . . French and German classes . . . German Club adviser approves of abolition of long homeroom period prepared beforehand with passes for the office a true lady Ph. D. in French literature. DOROTHY ENNIS French I and ll, Spanish ll . . . first year in Pleasant- ville . . . enioys music, sewing and swimming . . . working for her M.A .... notes friendliness here and seriousness of students . . . a big smile. a