Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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-Q-f2f'rHE MIRAGEH HELEN MARQUIS HAUN SCIENTIFIC COURSE LEVIATHAN SOCIETY MIRAGE STAFF, PERSONAL EDITOR NICKNAME 'tHAUNIE A. B. A. B. GIRLS f Precious articles corne in srriall packages. WE FIND it so with Helen, who adorns the Senior class of '21 with one of the Cheeriest Smiles and Sweetest dispositions imaginable. N O one can ever feel sad in her presence, for she seems to know just the right thing to say to make the world seem bright again. Are you in need of a pal? GO to Helen. She is also a good student. N o dance or party ffor twob effects her lessons. The lessons just fix themselves in her mind never to be forgotten. She is liked by all Cloved by oneb. Helen is undecided as yet just what her vocation in life is to be but we advise her to get used to alarm clocks and to learn to make good biscuit. May we add that the pretty pink aprons Helen wears are terribly becoming. We wish you all the luck possible, Helen. And Tho your biscuit be heavy, This advice we do give just srnile arid be happy It's lots easier to live. LOWRIE MCCANDLESS SCIENTIFIC COURSE CLEONIAN SOCIETY UMIRAGE STAFF, CARTOONS EDITOR NICKNAME HBUNNYH THE old saying, Like father, like son, holds good with Lowrie, for he's going to be a doctor, too. From the way this speed demon takes his corners it is safe to prophesy that he will always reach his patients before it is too late, provided, of course, that he is not busy attending some social function. We warn you, however, that he is likely to be busy, for he's a very popular young man. In school he has studied when not busy thinking up some joke to play. Who has not been one of his victims? N O one in R. H. S., not even the teachers. And now in regard to his studies he sighs, All the things I rnight have doue Now prick rny rnernory, As it's too late uow at set of suu, Why let thern worry rue? MARGARET ELIZABETH HUNTER GENERAL COURSE CLEONIAN SOCIETY NICKNAME PEG A. B. A. B. GIRLS Happy am I, from care I 'rn free, Why arerft they all couteut like rue? PEG is a dandy girl and has held a large place in the hearts of her friends. She has a mind of her own. What she will, she will, you may depend on'tg what she won't, she won't, and there's the end on't. Her greatest specialty is dates We used to hear this young lady talk of nursing as the highest sphere of woman's usefulness-but lately she is favoring a course in Domestic Science at State. So we conclude Peg has decided thatthe quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach and not through poultices and stimulants. We suppose She will practice the art in Beaver as she seems to think that is the only town. Be that as it may-here's to Peg. M ay she ever be as jolly and happy as now is she Arid whether her life be dark or fair May she of laughter take her share.

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-AEQTHE MIRAGEEQN- HARRY CAMPBELL CLASSICAL COURSE LEVIATI-IAN SOCIETY NICKNAME HAD Q M en are born with two eyes and one tongne that they may see twice as mnch as they say. NOTHING ever takes Harry by surprise. He always adjusts himself to circumstances and gets results with an exceptional minimum of exertion. He can do anything anyone else can do and has a few specialties. In addition to the voluminous volumes necessary to graduating he has pored through and no doubt absorbed the contents of every book in the library. His greatest ambition is to play football on a big college team. Being small in stature his motto is It's the little things that count. BEATRI CE COHEN GENERAL COURSE LEVIATIIAN SOCIETY NICKNAME HBEEH A. B. A. B. GIRLS H ow her fingers went when they moved by note, Throngh measnres fine, as she marched them o'er The yielding planks of the ivory floor. KNOW BEE? Well I'll say we do. You wouldn't think looking at our industrious young friend skipping around the halls that she hadn't gotten home until nearly morning and was H just dead. But ask us, we know. Very often, too, Bee is conspicuous by her absence, and we all know that she 'Ajust cOuldn't get up and we miss her playing. She is the best scout ever and when she talks it is either funny or wise. just now her mind is centered on the medical profession or more correctly on one of the profession. Here's luck, Bee. JOHN HADER SCIENTIFIC COURSE CLEONIAN SOCIETY NICKNAME TUBBY We hear thy stormy mnsic in thy drnmf' SEE this mass of good nature? This is our johnny. Happiness and good will just radiate from him. There is a serious side to his char- acter, too, and he has often been heard to sigh Oh, that this too, too solid flesh would melt, thaw and dissolve itself into a dew or else A man were measured by his weight. Often on summer nights we can hear the soft notes of his mouth organ wafted across the Beaver and occasionally the deeper note of the bass-drum-for johnny can play both at the same time. Then we understand it to be like this -he is pining for the companionship of the class of '2 I and is pouring out his whole soul in his music. johnny is very much interested in Physics and in him we see a future physicist or a mechanician. May his shadow never grow less.

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--+i1THE MIRAGE+3--- CHARLES VINCENT CALDERONE SCIENTIFIC COURSE LEVIATHAN SOCIETY CAPTAIN EPIDEMICS NICKNAME HSALTYH I FELTA THIN CLUB This learning, what a bore it is. SALTY is responsible for much of the merriment around school. His motto is DO others before they do you. He has won undying fame this year as captain of the Epidemics who won laurels, though they never won a game. Charles' energies were not confined to any par- ticular branch of work, his records show that, and yet he got through 'em all-even Physics. He is a little fellow with a quick temper and a quicker smile. To all outward appearance, Charles is no ladies' man. However, we have our doubts, and the frequency with which he re- ceives letters from New jersey leads us to believe Salty is deceiving us all. All in all he is a good all-round fellow, endowed with ability and good fellowship, worthy of the best wishes of us all. ANNA DUBINSKY GENERAL COURSE CLEONIAN SOCIETY NICKNAME ANNIE W e know a young maiden narned Ann, Who studies as hard as she can, Her airn here we know Is in knowledge to grow There is no one so wise as onr Ann. QUIET and unassuming, Anna has gone through school her four years almost unnoticed except for a lucky few. She is studious and con- scientious almost tO a fault, but her good times will come later when her sterling worth is recognized-meanwhile along the pale se- questered vale Of life, she keeps the noiseless tenor of her way. TONY TREGLIA CLEONIAN SOCIETY GENERAL COURSE FOOTBALL '18 ,IQ ,2O BASKETBALL '20 '21 NICKNAME WOR F our long years at football he did toil, But as a scholar he did not record his spoil. ALLOW us to introduce Tony, the hero of many a battle. His middle name is Pep and we really wonder if that does not spell his full name. Many a time he saved the day and honors for Rochester, and upon his brow we place the laurel wreath Of victory. In school work, while not quite on the top round Of the ladder, neither is he standing at the foot, and though often handicapped by injuries received on the gridiron, he climbed steadily upward, always cheery.