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

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'ii W 9 W Q' ANGELINA CIOTTI Angie is musically inclined. It seems that one of her hobbies is music. HAngie is having some difficulty deciding whether to be a school teacher or a music teacher. VVhichever her choice is, it will be successful. She has a very winning way and is always on hand to be of service. Scholarship Club l, 3, Orchestra 3, 4. EDITH G. CLARK Edith is known everywhere for her unlailing wit, merry laugh, and pleasing personality, She intends to cultivate her artistic talent by attending art school, where, as in N. R. H. S., she will be a never-ending source of classroom diversion, Basketball Z: Local History Club 35 G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 House lg Majors' Club 3. POLLY CLARK Ar1m1'a School of Dancing Any of you who didn't see the operetta certainly missed some- thing when you missed seeing Polly dance. After that per- formance it is not at all surprising that dancing is to be her life's work. VVe all wish you the best of luck, Polly, and we expect, at a not very late date, to see your name in the bright lights on Broadway. Glee Club, Operetta Rosamonde!' 4. ALTON CLEVERDON Renssalcaf' It's a good thing for some people that the Traffic Squad places no parking limit in the classrooms. Alton's numerous important engagements keep him 'till all hours of the night. Thus he is forced to retire to the rooms of N. R. H. S. to get his daily six hours sleep. He surely looks comfortable as he reclines in his downy bed, lulled to sleep by a droning voice. ANTONIO COLANGELO N. Y. I7I.Yfl'f1LfL' of Fine Avis Some competition for Norman Rockwell is in view. When this young man finishes art school we expect to see some great things. He'll teach art as well as display his ability. G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4. Page TZC'El1fj'ef01l7'

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ee, W THOMAS CARROLL Tom spends his time making friends, judging from the number he has made in N. R. H. S. Tom says his favorite indoor sport is reading the works of the well-known local graduate and fiction writer, Thomas Hoctor. Some day maybe Tom will collect the famous author's works in one volume for the beneht of future generations. CATHERINE CHASE N. Y. Interior Decorating School Kitty -She's just like a kitty too-lively, jolly, and friendly. Outside of these characteristics she leaves the kitty far be- hind Her cheeks remind us of apples. What do you say? f'Kitty wants to be an interior decorator. When she isn't busy with her work, you'll find her horseback riding, swim- ming' or skating-that is if the weather agrees with her desire. Arts and Crafts Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Girls' Central Council 45 Rosamunde 4. ROSALIND CHERRY HCherry is the girl with the honey-colored hair who is having a hard jolb like the rest of us to decide what college to favor with her presence. But wherever it be, we are sure that she will get along well. French 3, 45 Scholarship 4. FLORENCE CHURCHILL Florence has a good knowledge of all our commercial courses and we don't have to worry about her when she leaves us. We hope she doesn't get married before some good concern has witnessed her ability as a first class stenographer or secretary. Red Cross 3, 45 Arts and Crafts Club 45 G. O. l, Z, 3, 4. THOMAS CIOFFARI Another of those invincible Cioffaris! Thomas has certainly lived up to the record established by his famous predecessors. Tom has successfully combined athletics with his studies. He has made a name for himself on the track and cross- country teams. Cross-ctauntry Team 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Baseball 2, 45 Scholarship Clu, 1. ft Page Twenty-three

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7 .- so 0 W 9 X W 'W MARY COOK Storrs College nPretty. petite, and sweet just suits this demure little miss. HCookie leaves behind her only friends, and goes forth into the cold, cruel world with our best wishes and heartiest ex- pectations for unqualified success. Assistant News Editor of Purple and VVliite 33 Senior Play 4g Glee Club 3, 43 TraFFic Squad 43 Local History Club 3. JESSIE OPLAND Jess war ts to be a physical education teacher and we wish her all s ce Donit forget, jess, whatever you do or wherever you , your host of friends in New Rochelle feel confident that f ability has anything to do with the profession you'll be a shining light . Scholarship Club 1, 3, 4: House lg Volley Ball 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Hockey 43 Local History Club 4. SARAH COREY Yalc Iustllufe of lVZlI'Jl1lg Meet the inspiration and personifier of all the Sally songs. Sallyl' is going to become a nurse. She seems as if slie would make a good one. VVith her winning personality a sick person couldn't help but get well, VVhenever you need a poem written for English-those teachers!4- Sally'l can help you out. Sh! one of her hobbies' is writing poetry. Phewl that's too much for us. Imagine! a hobby. Track Z3 Volley Ball 33 Basketball 35 House l3 Scholarship Club 1, Z3 Traiiic Squad 4. RUTH COTTER St. Viufz'nt's Hospital Honest! nursing is becoming an epidemic. All the lucky patients too! Perhaps the internes will also agree with us. VVhat do you think? Those who are fortunate enough to know Ruth, are acquainted with her jolly ways. Red Cross Z, 4: Glee Clulb 33 Local History Club 2. GEORGE VV. CRISMAN S't'l'61L'ZlSC To look at this lad's smiling face you wouldn't think he had a care in the world. But just cast your eyes over the list of his activities and grow envious! Uncle Al modestly re- marks that he intends to become President of the United States some day, and We feel he has as good a chance as anyone that ever graduated from N. R. H. S. Sophomore Council 23 Senior Council 4, 53 G. O. Council 35 Assistant Manager of 'Hockey 35 Manager of Hockey 42 Football Squad 5: Track 4, 53 Chairman of Elections Com- mittee 4g G. O. Dance Committee 43 Senior Play Committee Chairman 53 Library Club. Page Twenty-five