New Rochelle High School - Rochellean Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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MR. WILLIS THOMSON Principal MEET THE SULTAN September '4Q saw several changes in this city's sys- tem of schools. As a direct result of those changes the royal carpenters were ordered to construct an orhce in NRHS for the newly selected Sultan. Anyone enterin r the building has only to to a few . 2-, .1 , 3-i ste is from the center hall and there he will see a si vii I 2- which reads: Principal's oliice. Please walk inl Upon entering this oflice we are greeted by Mrs. Pedersen's warm smile. Proceeding we land a very busy but friendly man: our principal, Willis I. Thomson. Y-es, behind all the confusing mechanisms of our won- derful high school stands our principal, Mr. Thomson, who so many of us have found to be a wise counselor, an understanding teacher, and a sincere friend. VVhen we leave the school of the twin lakes, we leave more than a building filled with memories. We leave a living part of us here in the person of Mr. Thomson. Remaining at NRHS. while we go our separate ways. he will continue to give of himself and his ideals to the future classes of New Rochelle High School. MISS F. LORETTA COONS .-ilxxixmnt Pl'I'I7l'1.f7t1f MISS COONS Miss F. Loretta Coons. who has been our assistant principal since 1937, when she first came to New Ro- chelle High School, is as much a part of our school as the Tower and the Twin Lakes. Miss Coons if NRHS. Miss Coons has always presented a helping hand to all those in need of help and has succeeded in making all newcomers feel welcome and feel that they really are a part of our school. Miss Coons and our principal. Mr. Willis Thomson. form a team that is difficult to equal or excel for understanding, skill and a profound interest and regard for all high school students. VVe all owe Miss Coons a debt for making our high school days as pleasant and comfortable as possible. We strongly hope that Miss Coons will be associated with New Rochelle High School for many years to come. and that the association will be as happy and profitable as it has been for the past thirteen years.

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VINCENT I. ATTISANI FREDERIC A. DAVIDSON GEORGE M. DAVIS. IR. SMf7t'1'f71ZL'l1dC'l1f of Srhools DONALD K. PHILLIPS DONALD K. PHILLIPS Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Prfs1'dc'11t MRS. B. HAROLD BROD Iliff-P7'l'5l.dC'71f IULIUS C. GRAY, M.D. IULIUS WEISS IOHN C. KELLY MRS. W. WYLIE TROY REV. CLARENCE M. LONG Sen'6tm'y to Board fixsixtant Superintendent of Schools PETER I. O'BRIEN SIM IOE SMITH

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