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

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CARL XV. BEHREND Carl is a happy fellow, always ready to swap wise cracks with you. And he swapped many a good tackle with N. Rfs football opponents, too, besides being on the interclass baseball and basketball teams. Altogether, he was a worthy and valuable member of our class. Varsity Football, 33 Interclass Baseball, 4g Interclass Basketball, 4. MOLLIE FRANCES BELFIORE Spriiigyfeld Memorial Hospital Molly-Ol' of the raven-black hair and eyes intends to be a nurse, VVouldn't you like to be one of her patients, though! And hush! don't breathe it to a soul. She Charlestons! But seriously, Mollie, haven't you taken enough Regents to resolve to be thru withoperations for life? Spanish Club, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. LUCILLE BERG MAN Lucille comes from a suburb of New Rochelle, Pelham. She evidently was attracted by the great magnet in New Rochelle Cwe speak of Loew'sD. and hence moved to a closer proximity to it. Being interested in art, and intending to become an artist, she naturally is interested in all the beautiful, Therefore we are not surprised to find that she was cast in last year's marvelous, eye-opening Pageant. Now we are surprised, because of her interest in beauty, to find her frequently riding in Fords. Class Basketball, 25 Class Baseball, 25 Class Volleyball, 3, Scholarship Club, 4. MAIISHALL C. BERMAN Columbia There are some who are athletic, there are others who possess dra- matic and theatrical ability, and there are still others who study and reap ample reward. In the last group we are greatly pleased to include Marsh He has remained in the Scholarship Club for four years. Evidently Spanish and Debating are his favorites for he also has been afiliated with HEI Circulo Castellanol' and the Kuarreling Klub for the past four years. His ambition is to do advertising work. Vlfe are not sure whether he means to go around sticking Bull Durham ads on every fence and telegraph pole or intends to immediately become President of O. I. Gude. Scholarship Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, House, lg Senate, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, Students' Day Committee, 4, 19

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CHARLOTTE HUIDSQN BARCK Iflfcllcslcy Slim is such a dear, quiet creature that we were astonished out of our wits Cnow we're sure we have someD, when she calmly announced that she was f'wild about horseback riding. t'My kingdom for a horse, says she, knowing perfectly well that no one would take a cent from her in exchange for anything. You'd give her anything she asked for-that's the way she makes you feel. Isn't it so? French Club, Dramatic Club. RUTH NIILDRED BAUMANN A poet would say, As fair as the morning, as sweet as a blush-rose. as fresh as the dew Cdon't misinterpret thisj, with eyes that shine as sapphires of an heavenly shade, but we say, A nice girl and a cute onef' and let it go at that. It's all the same. Tennis, 2, 45 Volleyball, 25 French Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, 4. ALFRED A. BEAN Um'w1'sity of Maine Beans is a boy of the great out-doors, Swimming, hunting and golf are among his hobbies, but in contrast to this, hels fond of dancing and plays violin. VVe think that's a rather interesting combination. He intends to make Forestry his life work. Track, 2, Football, 35 House, l. FLORENCE A. BEERS Smifh Florence plans to take up either welfare work or designing after four years of college. Since she likes swimming and other out-door sports, is interested in sketching, and plays the Nuke, of course, Toddy is good company. House, lg Dramatic Club, 3, 43 Library Club, 4, Red Cross Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3g Trafhc Club, 4, 18

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SYDNEY BERNSTEIN University of Peimsylvania One of our heavyweights. He weighs a lot in other ways besides foot- ball. You should see him tackle an algebra problem. Lucky for the Board of Regents that they don't have to distribute the papers themselves-one look at Sid's he-man shoulders and they'd go back and make the exam a little less stiff. Sid qualihes for another kind of athletics, more on the gymnastic style: he's a pianist. At Pennsylvania he's going to study medicine. Football Squad, 35 Crew Squad, 4, Class Football, 25 Library Club, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, 3, 4g Senate, French Club, Senior Play, 4, Senior Play Committee, 4. OLINSKA BERRYMAN Genesee Normal Olinska's nickname, Babe, does not refer to her mentality, for we'd have you know that she was in the Scholarship Club. It refers to that region above her shoulders whose duty seems to be to radiate happiness. For Babe, like something else we've heard of, grew mellow in Virginia sunshine and takes her smile wherever she goes. Spanish Club, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Scholarship Club, lg Arts and Crafts Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Sec.-Treas. of Arts and Crafts Club, Constitution Committee of Arts and Crafts Club. . HAROLD BIRNIE Amhgffsf Once upon a time there was a boy who did a considerable amount of globe trotting, picked up some French and many other things Cdon't take that the way we don't mean itj, and then came back to graduate from N. R. High. That's loyalty to New Ro, all right. Harold thinks he will go to Amherst. Well, Amherst has turned out one president, and in all earnestness, we wouldn't be at all surprised if it turned out another. Don't forget that, Harold! Track Clubg Tennis Team. Monrus BLE1 wists Fmfdlmm Morris Bleiweis Cpronounced Blue-Eyesj has run around on the gym floor playing basketball for the last four years. We donlt know much about this pharmacy business in which Morris intends to enter, but if you have to use your feet much, there will be no doubt as to his future. As some- body would say, He,s taking a prominent part in the monstrous play 'Life,' and is still running strong. CI bliriterclass Basketball, l, 2, Varsity Squad, 3, 4, House, lg French u, . 20