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

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.evas- MR. HAROLD A. DALY Assistant Principal -l-be position ot Assistant Principal is olten a dil'l:i- cult one, as it entails tbe taslc ol maintaining discipline in tbe scbool. For tbis reason, many students may lorm unltinclly opinions towards tbe bearer of tbis office, Nlr. Daly bas risen above tbis. Xve bave louncl bim to be a warm and understanding person. His gentle disposition and ltind smile bave reconciled botb major and minor crises. Xve tbe Class ol 1959 bope tbat in tbe future more students will become acquainted witb tbe time quali- ties possessed by ylr. Daly. ylore important, we bope tbat tbis acquaintance is not caused by a matter ol discipline. MISS F. LORETTA COONS Principal lt is difficult to Find tbe words wbicb aptly express tbe bigb esteem we, tbe students ot New R0Cl'lEllC- bave lor our principal, lvliss Coons. Tbis year, despite tbe problem posed by tbe split session, bliss Coons bas succeeded in maintaining a leeling ot unity tbrougbout tbe scbool, Slme bas lreely devoted bersell to tbe support ot scbool Functions, tbe G.O., and otber extra-curricular activities, giving lbeni tbe recognition tbey deserve. Perbaps one ol Nliss Coons' greatest COnll'ilDUfl0nS bas been to our atbletic program. Herself an athlete' Wliss Coons bas been an avid entbusiast ol tbe atbletic programs, Partially tbrougb ber eltorts, our scbool bas gained liner atbletic equipment: our teams, stronger support, 'libc class ot l959 tbanlts you, bliss Coons, lor you bave given us a part of yourself. MR. JOHN T. DONOVAN Assistant Principal fVlinor crises are not unusual occurrences in a scbool as large as ours. Vvbetber it be a late admit, a traffic jam, or tbe need lor a referee, Mr. Donovan is, and always bas been. reacly to lend a belping band. We. tbe members ol the graduating class ol l959. can not belp but respect this man wbo gives so mucb ol bimsell to tbe New Rocbelle Higb Scbool student body, Tbougb we bave often lelt tbe sting of bis stern glance and remonstrations, we cannot belp but feel tbat justice bas been done, and we are tbe better lor it. Our entire class salutes you, Mr. Donovan, and we would lilce to take tbis opportunity to extend to you our sincere wisbes lor your success and bappiness in tbe future. Page S euen

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BQARD OF EDUCATION .mn If Q-'Off' ' 115' 'iw 9,51 hd 9--- Kennetii B. Low. President: Roinert J. Burton, Vice-President: Vincent .I. Attisanip Josepii VV. Barker: Stewart D. Becicieyp IVIrs, Thomas IVI. Dunng Noian M. FaIIaI1ayg Mrs, Freciericic VV. Pierce: HERBERT C. Cusn Superintendent of Sciloois Page Six IVIerryIe Staniey Ruifceyser, ADMINISTRATION To THE CLASS OF 1959 NEW ROCHELLE HIGH Scuoox. It is a great pieasure to express to time Ciass of 1959 congratuiations upon having compieteci successfuiiy the requirements for graciuation from New Rociueiie High Sctlooi. This compietion reaIIy marics the beginning of tI1e opportunity for furtimer eciucation or empioyment in tI1e worid of woric. Whatever your pians may Ioe for tI'1e coming year, it is time Ixope of tI1e Board of Eciucation anci Superintendent of Sciioois that success may crown all of your wortI1wI1iIe efforts and timat you may con- tinue to be a source of joy and satisfaction to your fine parents. SIIVI JOE SMITH Assistant Superintendent

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I' HW V . f J 2 4 Mai. , KR, E K s is . 4 , 4 4' g f X 3 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT STANDING, lvaclz row, left to right: Mr. E. DUCIIBHTIC, Ivlr. Houston, IVIr. Nlanclmel, Dir, Farnclon, Mr. Hoctxtiauser, Ixlrs. Houston. STAND ING, front row: Ivlrs. Epstein, Ixlrs. Donahue, Ivliss Ginslourg, Mrs. Ivlcptxee, Ixflrs, Greenberg, Mrs. Brockway, Mrs. Carclillo, Bliss Koloa yaslwi. SITTING: Bliss Xvill, Bliss Carozi, Bliss Bartnelt, Bliss Ixlallory, Ixliss Newell, Ixlrs, Hunt. ABSENT: Bliss Kolt, Bliss Lvplcia MR. SAMUEL J. ADAMS Vocational Hlvlany people lail to recognize opportunity trecuusv it ollcn goes arouncl disguised uiorlef' MR. LOUIS S. AMONSON Physical Education Ulyoyliqlit in the Swarm MR. MORTON BARON Guidance Intestinal lortiturle is just as important. MISS ANNA M. BARTNETT HB0 true to yourself. MRS. DOROTHY K. BELLA HThPy're loo Iuttening, I sairl, MRS. SUE BENDER U.-it leusl Icnou' what is going MR. CHARLES BLAKE HI um the MR. HERMAN BLATTE English Biology us I ulv unollwr. History on in llw uiorlrl, Language History HIIIII liv on llie rvgvrilsdl MISS HARRIET BOUTACOS Cosmetology Related Science HTIIGIIII be enough. MR. EDWIN R. BOWMAN Business Education Hlou lmre lvorlx lo MRS. GRACE BRASTED Guidance Office usignvup Item. MR. CLARENCE J. BROADHEAD Music Quiet you lilllcorsd' MRS. LULU D. BROCKWAY Librarian Hltls Iilw Graml fvntral Station in lwreln MR. EARL H. BROWNELL Industrial Arts H.-lnylliing u'ortl1 uiorlcing lor is lI'0Vlll uiorleing lor well. MRS. AIMEE-MARIE CARDILLO English Tl-Iiat secmul lac-'ll means silence. MISS CHRISANTHE CAROZI English IHTIIP composition for Friday is - -I' T