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

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EDWARD GlLLlGAN HEddie'i is a baseball player and will help the team this year. t is too bad Eddie did not help the school basketball. He was on the championship team of the City Junior League. His ambition is to become an ac- countant and he is making a good start. ELSIE GOLDMAN ttAliy is temperamental. Her friends say her moods come and go like the winds. She is quiet, but greets every one with a smile. She plays the mandolin very well, so perhaps we shall meet her again in the musical world. EMILY GOODENOUGH She is a true seniori She is of medium height and is very pretty and has a pleasing pcrsOnality. She's just chock full 0, fun. She, too, belongs to the French, Spanish and Scholarship Clubs, and she is ready to take responsibility. we all like Emily. DOROTHY Gos MAN From a lowly freshman to a high and mighty senior, Dorothy has smiled her way through our school. She does not bring athletic honors, but many will miss her pleasing face from among the members of the Scholar- ship and Spanish Clubs. EM MA GOSMAN Emmay up to the present, holds the school record for unhohbed hair. Emma is a good scholar, and always has her work prepared, even in French, so you see she spends a good deal of her time taking advantage of the opportunities offered. Emmals hobby is eating, so alto- gether she lives a pretty busy life. 29

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HAZEL GARDNER Our Class seems to contain many Nradio bugs? In Haze,u however, we have a new type. She is very slight and glides around noiselessly and has looked for- ward to graduation for four years. Some consider this a drawback, but little tlHazc has distinguished herself in the French Club, in Dramatics, in Scholarship and in Music. SARAH GELLOVVITZ You all know Sarah, the little girl with the cute baby voice and bright hair. But unless you know Sarah, you would never guess that beneath that hair there is an un- usual amount of gray matter. Its a very deceiving and very Charming paradox. HELEN GENO Fair Helen of Troy stirred up a war that lasted ten years. Time was nothing to her; neither is it to Helen Gong, Any time will do for arriving at school; any time will do for handing i11 homework. Her mission is to counteract the mad rush of her contemporaries. HELEN GEANETTA We never see her without Anna Rogge, but she no doubt is lovely alone, too. She surely adds a lot of pep, laughter and zeal to the couple. DOUGLAS GJBSON ilDoug is a tall blond and plays a iisaxf, Do they succumb to his Wiles? He played varsity football, too. Now he is taking up uMah-Jong and we have heard that he usually wins-when he keeps his own score. 28

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SOPHIE GROSS 0. TT speaks French Huently, hut wishes to go to China. This seems illogical but she is a clever girlea dramatist. She can afford to he eccentric. So she colw lects miniatures. EUDOLIA HAIGHT ttDodie is quite unusual. She is a clever pianist. That isy she plays tijazz and studies the classical works. HDodie' loves to skate, and wants to be known as a game sport and sympathetic friend. She is a student 0f 24. She often Creates a wave of suspicion, for she thinks she can get sick quick! ELLIOT HALL Elliot joined the Spanish Club and the French Club because he did not know just where his accent belongs. Later he thought the Radio Club better because the ac- cent does not matter. Serving on dance committees and managing hoards may qualify him for interlocking dirEc torates. SEYMOUR HANDY It seems as if hCyi' missed opportunity when she knocked. To think his father teaches History and JKCy doesft get A. More likely Mr. Handy is fair to the rest of us and lets ttCy earn a B if he gets it. ttCy is a great old scout and helps anybody, any timey with any- th in g. W ESLEY HARRI SON A true friend! Full of fun and ready to enter into everything with the enthusiasm that makes dreams into realities. He is among the first on the list of those who have done a lot for 24. Up to the lasty with the best Year Book on record and a speech for commencement. his strong personality was felt. iYe know you'll succeed, nW'esf even with those pretty little speeches for money tacked on to your name. 30