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

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GERTRUDE ALVORD lGertie must mean practical in some language, for from her physical appearance to her wish to look after all details, no matter how minoreshc is practical with the exception of one fact. She cherishes the desire to one day become an artist, and it is said that young artists starve in garrets. ANDREA AMBROSE llAndy is quiet, but iistill waters run deep. She is studious and clever with the pencil. She has no great ambition but knows Hwhen to do whatf! and we need many of her kind to make our world happy. FRANK ARNOLD Frank is another of the class chemists, and is sure to make a success as a flrst-class pharmacist. His hobby is snapping pictures and some day he may get the job for the Year Book. Look out, Mr. Odin! MARJORIE BALLIN Margefi we have her in athletics, in the French Club and Scholarship Club, and in Dramatics, and she stands. out in each. Thus she is one to excite admiration, for we canlt understand how she does it. Marge? is the class baby. She will graduate when she is hfteenl JOSEPH BALTZ This is U. M. 13., not of Radio Station W'. O. R., but of N. R. H. S. Joe is a radio fan, too, and may some day become an engineer, no particular kind, just a good one. Joe is well liked and is a good man for an en- gineering school. 15

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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.

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ANNA BARTNEW She's a generous girl, with a good-natured smile, a, pal you would be proud to boast of. It is said she haunts the theatre, but she has aimid to graduate and has faced this goal steadfastly during her four years in High. MARY BARTNETT Just a few words about Mary Bartnstty a girl who is very hard to forget. Sheis quiet, patient, gentle in manner, and seldom is seen without her chum Anna. MARJ ORIE BENEDIKT Seriousy studious and possessed of an air of dignity andireserve and of a thoughtful brow! That's tiMarge'L- sometimes. Gay, irrepressible, showing hashing eyes and laughing dimples! That's Marge :sometimes; con- genial, frank and sincere, a treasured friend! Thatis HMarge'ysalways. IRVING BENJAMIN Yes, thatys his name even if it does look wrong. Any- way, has a good fellow and has a shaky fist 011 the man- dolin. Not only does he play in school but some of us have danced to his music. SOFIA BEREA With such a musical name beside such a Winsome pic- ture, there is little need of remark to quicken the imagi- nation of the reader. W'c could do it in Spanish, but our English is not equal to the subject. 16