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

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MILTON ARONSON 111. I. T. ltMill can recite pieces miraculously holding his audience spellbound. He 15 an engineer prospectus, not a train one but an electrical one. Hes a radio bug and rides motorchles or tries 10.1Ve dont lxllOVV which but he 5 still here even if he does 011lV trV House 1; Se11ate,2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; French Club, 3: Orchestra, 4. MARGARET LUCY AYER Vasxar VVheu the gods handed us out various talents, ltMargy'4 certainly received more than her share4artist, musician, golfer, horseback- rider, not to mention being able to produce 1004K; banking rooms, which is an accomplishment worth cultivating. She says she has 110 ambition, but we guess she's just modest; for she looks too promising for that. Mandolin Club 2; Volley Ball 4; French Club 4;Se11i0r Ring and Pin Committee 4; Scholarship Club 1, 2 3;Ba11ker,1, 3; 4; Year Book, 4; Senior Debate 4; Arts and Crafts, 3. ' DAVIS LEE BAKER Amiczwr-Yalc He may be small in physical size but not so in brains. Look at his scholarship record. If you want a real good drubbing i11 chess or tennis. just find Visfy He also tickles the ivories and is a philatelist. Heis going to be a sure success in business. Scholarship Club; 2. 3, 4; Tennis, 2, 4; Chess Club, 3; Secretary, 2; President, 4; Chess Team, 3,. 4; P. L? XV. Staff, 4; Assistant Basew ball Manager. 3; Crew, 4 VVILMA BALLIN SIMIIFCF Gmrgc Art 551100! W'c all know l'XYillicf, that famous athlete of ours. She has been outstanding 111 all the girls' teams. Art is to be her future OCCU- pation. When you necd a pretty model, XVillief just look in the mirror. Arts and C1altsO,Cl11b 4; Libra1V Club 4;D1a111atic Club 3; Class 2VolleV 132111.13 4;Teu11is 163111 2 3 4; Basketball Class T621111 4: Va1sitV Basketball, 3; Class Baseball 1-1

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HENRIETTA MARIE ABEL Packard 'tNock starts our list with an ambition worth talking about. She is determined to go to Europe after she leaves Packard. Whether it will be as private secretary to the President of the United States or on her own, she has not yet decided. Somewhat doubtfully she says that history is her Choice for a favorite subject. She has served the class well 011 the various athletic teams. Basketball, 2, 3; Baseball, 2; Volley Ball. 2. 3: Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, 4; House, 1. DOROTHY CATHERINE ADABODY Here is a girl anyone would be proud to Claim as a friend. W'e know that as a stenographer she will capture her employerls heart just as she has captured ours, and-but you know the rest without being told. CLARA ELIZABETH ARCHER Pratt Institute Clair is steady and she has always been right in back of the class when it came to interclass athletics. She is a 'tbluist and maybe that's why she is going into the dress-making trade. Her perseverance and good humor should help her along any road. House, 1; Baseball, 2, 3. 4; Track, 2; Volley Ball, 3; Chorus, 1, 2. THEODORE ARCHER Colzmzbia HTed is a lively, dramatic youth, who by his good nature and humorous expressions, has helped to make school most interesting for his Classmates during the last four years. As his desire to be am his- torian is quite in keeping with his choice of history as his favorite study, we are looking forward to the time when the name llArcheir will take the place now occupied by itElson'l in the library of the New Rochelle High School. House, 1; Senate, 2, 3 4; Dramatic Club, 3; Scholarship Club, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 3, 4: Tennis Club, 4; Traffic Squad, 33 4; History Club, 4; French Club, 2, 3, 4. 19

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HOXVARD E. BARKER N. Y. U. Howard has done his share of the work 011 the baseball and football squads. Now he is going to N. Y. L'. to prepare himself for entering the business world as a public accountant. We sincerely hope he succeeds. Scholarship Club, 3, 4; Spanish Clubt 2; Baseball, 2, 4; Football Sq.. 3. FRANCIS K. BECKER Cooper Union Francis likes chemistry and has succeeded in staying whole during his course in it. His hobby is hiking and camping, and he is also an Eagle Scout, which is something! If his ambition comes true, and it ought to, he will be selling us Becker's Fuseless Fuses, and will bear the sobriquet, The Electrical King? P, 3' XY., 3, 4; Camera Club, 4; Traffic Squad, 4 BURTON R. BEETON illivlzigan To distant Michigan wcndeth our ilBabCH 0f operatic fame and thus satisfies his ambition to go far. far away. Babe knows how to handle a piano, to say nothing of his voice, and we can just hear him singing lullabies toeerahis classmates at Michigan. Spanish Club, 3: Pepita; Bells ol' Beaujolais; I11 Arcady; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. HELEN BEXDER Damrmch School of :llllsz'c It might be wise to get 011 Helen's good side, so that when she is play- ing an the concert Stage you may proudly claim her as your friend. There is no doubt that she will reach the footlights with a piano as her means of conveyance, although she will not admit any unusual talent in that line, Other than her choice of school. Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Volley Ball, 2, 3; Baseball, 2, 3; Majors' Club, 3; Lost and Found, 3; Library Club, 44 21