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

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As we remember the years we have spent at New Rochelle High, the personality of our wonderful principal, Miss F. LORETTA CooNs, will always be foremost in our minds. We shall remember with love and respect her pride in our school, her devotion to every student, and her unparalleled leadership. Miss Coons has had extensive experience in the field of educa- tion. Her outstanding career indicates not only her ability but also her dedication to the educational system in New Rochelle. She was the assistant principal of Albert Leonard when it was a high school, and she was principal of Isaac Young junior High. For seven years she served as president of the Teachers' Club of New Rochelle. Miss Coons attended many institutions while pursuing her edu- cation. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree at the New York State College for Teachers, and she later received her Master of Arts degree at Boston University. To continue with graduate work, she attended New York University and the Teacherjs College of Colum- bia. Miss Coons, who is an ardent golfer and tennis player, has always recognized the value of physical education. Our class will ever be grateful for her enthusiastic support of our athletic teams. Her concern for their welfare and her pride in their victories have inspired the entire student body. Our principal has served us with knowledge and skill. She has never failed to infonn the students when a member has achieved a commendable honor. She has also guided us through our difficulties with a faithful, positive attitude. Each time she has spoken to the student body, she, has received an overwhelming response. Miss Coons has helped to mold our minds and our hearts. To express our gratitude to our beloved principal we, the class of 1961, dedicate this yearbook to her.

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1,1 4, , , ' IL, .f if '? DR. HERBERT C. CLISH Superintendent of Schools BOARD OE EDUCATION MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER, President JOSEPH W. BAKER, 'Vice-President Wleinlaers-Stewart D. Beckley, Mrs. B. Harold Brod, Nolan M. Fallahay, Seth M. Clickenhaus, Nicholas R. Mayer, Mrs. Frederick W. Pierce, Charles G. Ro- maniello january 25, 1961 TO THE CLASS OF 1961 NEW ROCHELLE HIGH SCHOOL PAGE 4 N. fi SIM JOE SMITH Assistant Superintendent of Schools You have lived through three very difficult years at New Ro chelle High School insofar as the new addition and modernization of the old building are concerned. You have been fortunate that, during these three years, you have had the guidance of an out- standing Principal like Miss E. Loretta Coons. I-Ier leadership and your own fine spirit have enabled you to surmount the diffi- culties which bothered so many of us as adults. Your record as a class has been outstanding. For this you will long be remembered, and also be known as the final class to graduate under Miss Coons' administration of the school. New Rochelle High School has achieved its fine record because of the fine student body and the excellent records its graduates have made in the world of work and in the colleges and universities which they have attended. Everything that is fine about New Rochelle High School stems from the wise and kindly leadership of Miss Coons. We wish you success in all of your future endeavors, and Miss Coons many happy and active years in retirement from her administrative duties. May her satisfaction be that which comes from the knowledge of work well done andthe deep gratitude of her students, professional associates, and an appreciative com- munity. HERBERT C. CLISH Superintendent of Schools