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

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KATHERINE ESTHER DANLELLS A Smftlz College Kay is dramatically inclined, and can render expert criticisms on the leading dramatists of the day. She dances and plays the piano. The theatre holds great attractions for her, but then, Kay is extremely attractive her- self, isn't she? Dramatic Club, 3, 4. ELLA BELLE DAv1s Howard U1zizfersz'fy Belle is the kind of a girl who will be pleasant even if life does not bu along like a song, but Bella herself goes along with a song, and We are always ready and willing to hear her sing. Her pleasant voice is a happy addition to the Glee Club. Bella is going to be a teacher, and we hope she continues her music. ' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. RUTH DAVIS W'ords fail usl' when we attempt to describe Davey. Anyway, whats the use, when you all know her so well? Wfhat can We add to her athletic record, or anything about her, for that matter? Again, words fail us. Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, Track Team, 2, Volleyball, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, Athletic Representative, 3, French Club, Dramatic Club, Z, 3, 4, Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Major's Club, 3, 4, Court of Honor, 3. ADELINE DI BIANCO A cheerful smile, a flash of teeth, beautiful hair, and a lovely face. A quick, kind sympathy and understanding, standing by what is right and true despite all obstacles. Small, but gifted with greatness beyond measure. That's Adeline for you! Scholarship Club, 3, French Club, 3, 4, Arts and Crafts, 2. 25

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THOMAS CoLANT1No Rezuzselaer Polyteclmic Institute Col is a quiet chap, but once you see his kindly brown eyes, ever friendly, you seem impelled by a desire to make his acquaintance. Thus, altho reserved, Col is very well liked by faculty and students alike. He is a perfect whiz at technical work, and it is small wonder that 'his ambitions for the future are along this path. DOROTHY I. COSTELLO Froebel League This girl has had the pleasure of spending only two years in our school, She admits, however, that N. R. H. S. greatly excels the private school she attended, W'e hope she has enjoyed her stay here and we also hope that she has felt at home. Wfe sincerely pray that Dorothy is not lazy, but she has decided to become a teacher, and you know a teacher works only 186 days a year at the most. Glee Club, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 45 French Club, 4. CARROL PHOEBE CRoUsE Miclzigan Uiii-versity Our only Girl from the Golden XVest-a case of where we were able If to get Los Angeles without dihticulty. Her vivacity and animation in l' b' l ' c im ing tie stairs as a messenger is quite remarkable. 'We hope she climbs the ladder of fame in the same manner. Only, Carrol, don't get dizzy after you've reached the top. Volleyball, lg Dramatic Club, 4, Chess Club, 4. REINHARD EDWARD CUSHMAN Here we have a violinist, and a very good one, too. We have some doubts t fh th h f ' ' ' as o xx e er e xxill choose music as his career, for today we saw him emerging from the studio of a tonsorial artist, and less than two weeks ago he visited the same place. It may be possible to have an artistic tempera- ment and sh rt h t l ' ' ' o air a tie same time. At any rate, we hope Reine keeps on with his music. Asst. Mgr. of Track, 33 Orchestra, 45 Bankers' Association, 4. 24

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LUCY TVIARIE DOMENECH BUl'7lG7'd Here is a lady very much interested in Spanish things. Now, we know that in Spain there are toreadors, troubadors, stevedores and onions, but what CAN be there to interest Lucy? Oh, we know-Spanish shawls. Now, to be serious. lt is very easy to like Lucyg in fact you begin by liking her' as soon as you meet her and keep right on ever after--a case where first impressions are perfectly correct. Spanish Club, 45 Library Club, 45 Arts and Crafts Club, 4. IEANORA DON . Jean would make a decidedly pretty ornament any place, but don't be deceived-she's a worker and a good one. She plays the piano, mandolin, and also bridge-quite an accomplished young lady! She's planning to be a kindergarten teacher. French Club, 4. VINCENT DE PAUL DRADDY Holy Cross Introducing Vin the Invincible. But you know him already, don't you? Remember the time the score was Draddy 7, Mt. Vernon 01? He is going to be a cotton broker and incidentally, Vin, we expect you to slam into the cotton world just as you did into the opposing line. But first we want you to show them how to play football at Holy Cross. Senior Council, 5, Junior Prom Committee, 35 Football, 2, 3, 4, 53 Cap- tain Football Team, 4, 55 Crew, 3, Class Baseball, 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball, l, 2, 3, Class Track, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball, 25 Varsity Track, 55 Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad, 3. DOROTHY EATON Imtitzzte of Mus'icaI Art Altho Dot hasn't been with us very long she has made a distinct impression and has out-distanced most of us in scholarship and executive ability. Perhaps this is partly due to the Junior High School she attended. Dot's made many friends, too, for one glance at those friendly eyes and pleasant smile is enough to make anyone want to be her friend. Red Cross Club, 4, President of French Club, 4, Chairman Senior Class Editors of the Year Book, Students, Day Committee. ' 26