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

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SCI-IGGL CALENDAR SepTember IO SepTember I I SepTember I2 SepTember I7 OcTober IO OcTober I9 OcTober 20 November 23-24 November 30 December 4 December I I December 22 December 24 December 26 January 5 January 6 January I5 January 25 January 26 January 29 January 30 January 3I February IO February I4 February I5 February I6 I-Iowie Brock shaves. School opens. Claude SchucTer asks Francesca SmiTh To Senior Prom. Second day oT school. Mr. Lobdell, 2,3I3 sTudenTs, and 2,IO9 lockers play hide and seek. Sunday, no school. School renTs nickleodeon. Music classes enioy jazz Tor one week. PeTer Kikes yells in class, Where does iT geT you, in The endI PeTer Kikes geTs iT in The end. Thanksgiving vacaTion. Republicans in school. Qnly DemocraTs in school. ROCI-IELLEAN drive opened. Dave Richey braves The icy cIuTches oT lake. STages daring rescue oT Torlorn pup. School dismissed Tor vacaTion. Misses Symmes, I.eCounT and Osborn pass ouT candy. STudenTs pass ouT. I-Iowie Brock shaves. Drop in aTTendance noTed. Nickleodeon, IaTesT aid To digesTion, makes iTs appearance in Iunchroom. ConTucius say, Man who siTs on Tack is beTTer oTT. ROCI-IELLEAN pledges musT be handed in by nexT week. PosiTively none accepTed aT a IaTer daTe. Eleven rnonThs To ChrisTmas. RegenTs Tinished. STudenTs. ConTucius say, I-Iug is energy gone To waisT. Tuesday, Banking Today. AI Priddy, Iion Tamer, speaks. Topic: Can Animals lSlThink? SyncopaTed digesTion causes indigesTion:. Nickelodeon back To bandroom. ConTucius say, Diamonds don'T grow on Trees, buT The righT kind oT limbs geT Them. Mohammed says ConTucius Talks Too much. STorm oT previous day keeps 2,I83 sTudenTs home. Mr. Greeley noTices similariTy beTween absenTee IisT and Russian casuaITy Iisr. CIaudeT cooks Tor French Club conclave. French Club concaves . 25

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Tiafxrrlc soufxo The nineTy members of The Traffic Squad were led by CapTain Thomas EenTress and LieuTenanTs John Keeling, Hays Bricka and Harvey Brownell. These officers were assisfed by Ten sergeanTs and many guards, The guards having been placed aT sTraT- egic poinTs Throughouf The building To direcT The sTudenT Traffic, acT To prevenf con- fusion in The corridors, and To serve as guides To sfrangers visiTing The school. An- ofher fine feaTure of The Traffic Squad was The mainTenance of The I.osT and Eound DeparTmenT, governed by Sergeanfs Cecile Colin and BeTTy Balfz. Mr. Herberf B. Nichols was The TacuITy adviser for The group. THE SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Scholarship Club is an honorary socieTy for Those sTudenTs whose marks are ouTsTanding. Membership requiremenTs for one marking period are an average of eighfy-five per cenT or over and no marks of E or incompIeTe. Anyone who has been on The scholarship IisTs for Three reporf-card periods during one year auTo- mafically becomes a member for ThaT year. Miss Helen O'ReiIIy, newly-appoinTed adviser for The club, has promised a new organizaTion for nexT year's club. The officers This year were Barbara Hambur, presidenf: Hildegarde Bair, vice-presidenT, and Franklin Schaffer, secreTary. THE BANKERS' ASSOCIATION The Bankers' AssociaTion, under Mr. Vern A. Erisch's direcTion, is composed of Two bankers from each room and an office sTaff. On Tuesday of each week, befween eighTy and one hundred and TwenTy dollars is coIIecTed, ifemized, and finally deposifed in The EirsT NaTionaI Bank. The primary purpose of This school venTure is To inTeresT The sTudenTs in saving. This year The Associafion was under The successful leadership of Doris Anderson, presidenfg Hays Bricka, vice-presidenTg and Harold Bornhold, secreTary-Treasurer. 25

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SCI-IGCDI. CALENDAR February I7 February I9 March March March March March 4 5 6 7 8 March I8 March 2 April I April 2 April 8 April I2 April 20 April 26 April 22-29 May I May 3 June 3 June 5 June I4 June I5 June I6 June I7-2I June2I June 24 June 26 June 27 Nickleodeon in boys' gym. Nearly chokes on slugs, bulr nobody dances. O'Keele receives Ieller addressed lo Miss Bernard O'Keele . Bob Rogow srarls sludying for Regenls. Blackoul. No school. Blackoul. No school. Mr. Nichols plays page-boy when eleclricily refuses lo flow. RQCI-IELLEAN pledges musl be handed in by nexr week. Posi- Iively none accepled al a lalrer dale. Group piclures laken lor RQCHELLEAN. Seems as if Perlslein bel Arace lhal he could gel in more piciures. Arace collecls bel from Perlsleinz One sour pickle and a Coca-Cola. G. O. Council meeling was no April Fool's joke. 46 members and 3 olzlicers Ihoughr ir was. Sophomore class holds eleclions. Michael DiMaggio, Jack Dempsey, and I-Ioward Sackelr elecled. Sophomores hold re-elecIions . Michael DiMaggio, Jack Demp- sey, and I-loward Sackell re-elecled. I-lowie Brock shaves, ROCI-IELLEAN pledges musr be handed in by nexr week. Posilively none accepled al a Ia+er dare. ROCI-IELLEAN goes +o press. ROCI-IELLEAINI slahf makes up lor lime loslr during spring vacalion. All RQCI-IELLEAN pledges relurned. Spring lever srrikes enlire school, excepr Miss Symmes. Four couples break Ihe ice-Jrhey dance lo music of nickleodeon. Srudenls sense Regenls. Do nolhing abour il. Regenls sense sludenls. Srudenls lake books home. To sludy7 Bromo-Sellzer slocks iumps up 8 poinls. Wesrghesrer Lighling Company reporlrs heavy drag on local wires. You oughla know. Senior Prom. Qver 6OO slrudenlrs scheduled Io graduale. School closes. W.P.A. receives 600 applicalions lor . . . Work? 27