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

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Poms LEE :M-a 0 CLASS SONG e 1924 New Rochelle High School LD New Rochelle. our hearts you swell VYiLh love and modest pride. 0h, grant that we be true to thee, Our guardian and our guide! CHORUS Then sing for the school we are leaving now behind, The moulder both of body and of mind, And bid farewell To New Rochelle. New lives to seek and End. Oh, Alma Mater, hear us now, As we depart from thee! Accept our pledge of loyalty Wherever we may be. CHORUS Then sing for the school we are leaving now behind, The moulder both of body and of mind, And bid farewell To New Rochelle, New lives to seek and 13nd. Words by MARY L. HOLDEN. Music by MARY E. JAMES.

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MOTTO Crescat scientia COLORS B1ue and Grey CLASS OFFICERS JOHN CARLAFTES .............................................................................................. President HOWARD TOLLEY ...................................................................................... Vicc-P'residcnt GEORGE STEERS .................................................................................................. Trcaxurer DOROTHY PRICE ................................................................................................ Secretary IWISS ELLA FIFE .......................................................................................... Class Adviser RING AND PIN COMMITTEE W'esley Harrison Wyilliam Chambers Hope XViIliams Caldwell W'hiting Mildred Everiss SENIOR DANCE . COMMITTEE John Lewis SOEa Berea Kathrine Kaiser Murray Decker Elliot Hall SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE Porter Lee Sophia Gross Hazel Gardner Sydney Burrell Jules Levine CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Eudolia Haight Betty Cochrane Donald Eckley Marjorie Ballin Eugene Smith 12

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i ELIZABETH AHERN j She has light brown hair, a pretty smile, and lovely 1 gray eyes. She is very quiet, so we do not know much about her. Perhaps she has perseverencc and that Will indeed win her a place in this world. CELESTE AIMONE In the HWho is Whot, of N. R. H. 5., this name stands among the first for other than alphabetical reasons. Gentle reader, turn the pages of this fair volume and count the entries of this poetic name; Scholarship, Dra- matic, and French Clubs; Class Secretary in Junior and Senior Year; G. 0. Secretary, French Club Secretary, Member of Bulletin Staff, HAnd still the mystery grew that one small head could carry all she knew? JAMES AIMONE It's just a bluff. He is trying to look older than he is. But beware of the sharp tongue, for it can hurt as well as persuade. Qualities of leadership may he found in this member. EDWIN ALEXANDER Here is a fellow with a keen sense of humor, with a ready answer. His hobby is radio; indeed he always carries some part of a radio set With him. This does not prevent attention in class nor hinder success in club membership. EM MA ALOISE For sheer persistence and steady climbing We commend this member of the class. Gentle, quiet, pleasant ways characterize her and Win success where more aggressive persons fail.