The Class of 1964 was a large class of 775 individuals (celebrations of the end of World War II). As the first class of Baby Boomer's, our numbers vaulted the school system into double sessions, overlapping sessions and a building frenzy. From the day we entered kindergarten in 1951 we were the "duck and cover" kids and Polio Pioneers in grade school. Our numbers included every imaginable background and ethnicity; we were born with Silver Spoons, Steel Spoons, Wooden Spoons, and no Spoons. We were part of the destruction of segregation in our school systems and suffered pain as adult Americans on Nov 22, 1963. In June of 1964, diplomas in hand, we moved on.

The purpose of this Website is to enable us to reconnect, celebrate the fact that most of us have endured, and to share the thoughts and memories of those classmates whose journeys were shorter than ours. To those that are gone we dedicate this Website.

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New Rochelle, we sing to thee,
Alma Mater dear.
Cherished will our mem’ries be,
of the hours spent here.
We love to gaze across the lake,
to the Tower proudly high.
A symbol of the lives you make,
the goals for which we try.

 -- New Rochelle High School Alma Mater
   Joan Ronder and Jerry Cole, ‘43