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

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TONY DE RENZIS Deacon played baseball at Leon- ard High School, enjoys all sports, and is interested in electronics. He likes Hot Music, but has no de- nnite plans for the future-except to get rich. OBELIA IACQUELINE DERRY Beers was very active in sports during high school. She was on a number of honor teams and was also captain of some of them. At Isaac Young, she received some athletic awards. Art is the Field she hopes to enter. ROSE DETRIS To become a registered nurse is Rose's immediate goal after gradua- tion. A member of the G.A.A., Art Club, Photography Club. advertis- ing staff of various school dances, Tennis Club, and Honor Society, Rose was kept pretty busy. Her hobbies are Bible study, photogra- phy, and travel. BARBARA DIAMOND Bobbie was on the art staff of the Rochellean. a twirler, in the French and Spanish Clubs, and in after- school sports. She was also art editor of Merry Melodies. Bobbie would like to go to Pratt Institute or Syracuse, and become a commer- cial artist. IOHN DI NAPOLI Oratorical Bo-Bo who made many of campaign speeches at I.E.Y., was a member of the S.O. board for three years. He plans to attend St. Lawrence University, and hopes to become a manager of farm machinery. His interests are all sports. psychology and 7:3o. NANCY DIRKSE Nancy's favorite subject is Spanish, and after going to college she wants to do something in which she uses that language. Versatile Nance was in the scholarship Club 9-12, National Honor Society, Tower Players. Chemistry Club and the Huguenot Hi-Y. She likes smooth music and dislikes pink skirts. VICTOR DOLCETTO Collecting popular records by such stylists as Frankie Laine is Vic's main interest besides Chorus and Hi-Y activities. Homework can be listed as his pet peeye. while wood- shop is his favorite subiect. To marry and raise a large family is Vic's goal after graduation. MARY CLAIRE IJONNELLY That was iust luck. says Claire. who plans to attend Packard Col- lege after graduation. for she hopes to be successful in all her under- takings. Besides receiving a letter for cheerleading, she belonged to the National Honor Society, Tennis Club. and A Cappella Chorus, and was a GD. representative. She likes history, sports. and good talent. PHII. IJOPOULOS Tall, good-looking Phil, Adonis of N.R.H.S., played football, bas- ketball, and hockey. A member of Tau Pi fraternity, Phil plans to enter the business field after attend- ing Rutgers Univcrsity. Amusing people interest Phil when he has time off from his favorite subiect. history. GRACE DORME Gra. formerly of Leonard, was a member of the G.A.A.. the Hi-Y, the G.O.. and the Chorus. Her am- bition is to become an expert beau- tician. Gran enioys bowling and dancing. fAnd what a good dancer she isll IQMBELINA DOS RIQIS Babs led an active school life as a banking alternate, year book re- presentative, and member of the advertising committees for various school dances. To attend the New Rochelle School of Nursing is Bab's immediate goal after graduation. MAGGIE LOUISE DRAKEFORD Sherry, a sport-conscious girl, was active in the Ping Pong Club, Games Club, Personality Club, and was captain of the girls' basketball and baseball teams. Her hobbies are sewing and dating I.eon : her favorite subiect, math, She plans to become a seamstress.

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IACK COTTER Football seems to be Iack's interest since he spent two years on the I.V. team. and two years on the Varsity squad. Last year he was a member of the W.I.A.A. Cham- pionship Team at Isaac Young. His ambition is to attend Brockport State Teachers College. GLAIDYS MAY CRAXVFORI-7 Blond and bouncy Puddy's am- bition is to make a million dollars. and we hope she'll get her wish. Her hobbies are sewing. cooking and arts and crafts. and she's fond of the expression. Ahl for I'ete's sake. IOHN LEWIS CRONSON Iohn's ambition is to live a full life. and lie is well started towards this goal. ln high school he was a member of National Thespians. Current Iivents, Student Federalists and Scholarship Clubs. Iohn was active as circulation manager of the Herald. and also participated in the Tower Players. GLORIA CUCULLO Bobbie, former Albert Leonard student, was a member of the chorus and the G.A.A. Her favorite subiects were art and dress design- ing. Future plans include getting a iob--and a husband. GRACE CURTIS Vivacious Gracie is admired for her agile feet and her fun-loving personality. In addition to her fine dancing. f'Gracie showed remark- able versatility in Girls Athletics. Attentionl is probably what Curt will be saying in the years to come, since she plans to be a physical education teacher. RITA-Llili IIANIFRIIJGE A future of writing seems to be in store for capable 'ARee. She was on the Huguenot Herald Literary Staff and on the Rochellean Liter- ary Stai'I. Aside from writing, she finds time to be the president of the Youth Interracial Club. a Student Federalist, and to be on the Schol- arship Club. Out of school, she likes baseball. collecting records, and dancing. SALVATORE DANIELS Cheap played football and is interested in almost all sports. I-Ie enjoys listening to records. His fa- vorite subiect was radio shop. In the future. he hopes to work in the electrical field. BARBARA DAVIES Vivacious Bobbie can always be seen backstage. She has been in the National Thespians since tl'e eleventh grade. Bobbie's favorite subiect was art. and she wants to be a designer. She dislikes matli - and mad drivers4and likes men. IOSFPH DE MASI Ioe's favorite subiect is Commercial Art: his ambition. to attend the Iluguenot School of Commercial Art and become a portrait artist. settling down in Texas. His pet peeve is stuck-up girls: his hobbies are drawing movie person- ages. and sports, in which he re- ceivetl a baseball letter. SUSAN RACHEL IJIQMBY Sue was very active in school activities, including Modern Dance. l'ersonality Club, and Current liients Club and shone especially in the Tower Players. Talented Sue was elected 11 member of the National Thespians. and became vice-president. Sue would like to go to Bard College. Among her many interests are playing the piano and the guitar, and listening to music. FRANK DE RAFFFLE A member of the Roche'lean Art Staff and art editor of the Albert Leonard 'iHigh Lights last year, Frank intends to follow up his Commercial Art at the Huguenot School of Art. Since his hobbies arc sports and girls. he later plans to operate a model agency. AIJIQLE IJIZRECKTOR 'Peppyu and pretty Tex is quite .i busy girl around school. Besides being secretary of the GO. she was a cheerleader, vice-president of the Spanish Club, chairman of the Ten- nis Club and a member of the Personality and Conversation Clubs. She wants to go to Illinois and be- come an occupation therapist.

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ALEXANDER VV. DREYFOOS, Ir. Alex, whose main interest is radio. was Mr. Burke's sound tech- nician for Tower Players, as well as for school assemblies. I-Ie also played records at all our senior dances. Alex was a member of the swimming team. National Thes- pians, Chemistry and Photobraphy Clubs. and has also made a good start on the way to his career of electrical engineering. ROBERT DUARTE Bob's favorite saying, VVhat tools these mortals be. may lead you to believe that he's a cynic, but don't be fooled. A letterman, Bob was a member of the track team for three years and won a medal for his pole-vaulting ability. CLIFFORD DUNKEL Sharp shootin Cliff aims to shoot at the rifle matches in England. I-Iis delights are golf. scouting. reading. hunting. Fishing and archery: his favorite subiects, I'.A.IJ., and lunch. Formerly from Blessed Sacrament. Cliff likes singing and quiet girls. besides C.O. activities. CAROL MARIE IJUPEE Dupe was very active in school activities as vice-president of the Alpha Epsilon Sorority, recording' secretary of the Hi-Y, and a mem- ber of the Social Service Club. Interested in sports, she was a mem- ber of various honor teams, and won a number of G.A.A. awards. ITORIS GRIi'Iili IJURLACHER Doris' limitless energy and her cheerful disposition were greatly missed during our senior year. She was a member of the Scholarship. Youth Interracial. Social Service and French Clubs. She won an Ethel K. Loeb Scholarshilp. Doris plans to be an airline hostess. VICTOR M. EARLI-I Vic was president of the Student Federalists in his sophomore year, and a popular and active member of the Current Events Club, Bridge Club and intramural softball and basketball teams. Outside. his in- terests included amateur radio CW2YVWj, sports and the Giants baseball team. To maior in law accounts is his ambition so he plans to attend Williams College in Massachusetts. ROBERT EDER Bob likes history, and was an active member of the Current Events Club. He took part in different committees for school dances and was a member of the Biology and Scholarship Clubs. To attend college, after graduation from high school, constitutes a part of his plans. BARBARA ANN EDWARDS Take a letter. Bobbie, is prob- ably what some lucky employer will be saying in the near future, since Bobbie is planning to become a secretary. Active in such sports as volleyball and basketball, she also lists tennis and bowling as outside interests. Shorthand and French are her favorite subjects. LESTER EMERSON, IR. Buster, whose ambition is to own a ranch in Arizona, enjoys working on engines and radios, when he's not hunting, fishing, or riding a motorcycle. Besides belonging to the rifle team Cin which he won a letterj at both A.L.H.S. and N.R.H.S., he was a member of the National Honor Society. IAMES EPPINGER Eppie demonstrated his selling ability in Rochellean subscriptions, as he plans to follow this line after college. lim is fond of sports and was awarded letters in track, hockey, and rifIery. His inter- ests lie in photography, stamps, and ping pong. I-IELENE SANDRA EPSTEIN French Club, Art Club, National Thespians, Tower Players, Scholar- ship Club, and after-school sports have kept Lane very busy in school. Out of School, she likes sketching, fashion designing, ten- nis, swimming. and reading, as well crew cuts and people. Lane would like to go to Sarah Lawrence and prepare herself for a career in designing. MARY ANN ERI-IARD One clay you'll pick up Vogue Magazine and Find Mary Ann's name in it. She was the capable co-editor of the Rochellean, G.A.A. manager, a member of the ring committee, and a model in two fashion shows. She also was award- ed three sports letters and an Ethel Loeb Scholarship. What does she like? Apple pie-and sailing!