Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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- 0EfTI-IE MIRAGEf3+'- A. B.A.B. Girls '23 Flower-Wallflower Colors- The Rainbow Motto: Always bashful and backward. Retnuh Teragram Wahsdarb Enaj EeGam Eronaele Nuah N eleh Nagrom Htur . RetsilaCcm Teragram Namella Edurtreg Nehoc Ecirtaeb Darnoc Htur N oremac Yram YeksaCcm Ailaht Ask us no questions and we'll tell you no lies, A word is suflicient, a hint to the wise. Boom, boom, boom, Zipity, zipity, zub, All get on your overshoes, Here comes the A. B. A. B. Club. Le Cercle Francais '33 JANE BRADSHAW .... ......... P resident ELVA BRENT ......... .... V ice President MARY AILES ............ ....... S ecretary JOSEPHINE BERGWALL ........ ............ T reasnrer One of the new organizations of our school this year is Le Cercle Francais. This club was organized March 6, 1921, being composed of members of the second year French classes. The aim of our club is to make French a living language, through the medium of song, conversation and plays. The meetings are held in the auditorium of the high school every two weeks. Following is an illustrative program: La Marseillaise. Reading of the minutes. A recitation. Scene from Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichonf' Current Events. Quartette-Emplumez le N id. Telephone conversation. Scene-Chez un dentist. Song-Ma Courmere. Class Philosophy '23 ITH the history of four years of high school behind us and the cold old world before us, it behooves all of us not to get gay and kid our- selves that we have the country by the tail. Our par- ents, who have been traveling along the Great Highway of Life long enough to have a little perspective of their own, are not going it blind if they know it. They know the game is not all beer and skittles and that they aren't one little bit wiser than their own exper- iences. Now it seems that we must measure everything we do by our own footrule. If we turn out to be ignoble, all the ignobleness in the world will look out upon us and I claim relationship. If we are clean, decent, and on the level, allthe cleanliness and decencies of life do the like. We have been told that the greatest fool in the world is the fellow who fools himself, who sits down in a fool's paradise and whispers to himself this is the real thing. Most of us, even at our age, have been up against it and realize that we came into this world without our consent and go out of it against our will, and that the traveling between the start and the finish is a bit rough. And by the time we get to hitting up along toward the road that leads down the other side, we will find that the rule of contraries is one of the big features of our trip.

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- EfTHE MIRAGEBM- I Felta Thi Fraternity fs We take this space to introduce and to acquaint the readers of this book with the honorable members of our club. 'T was on the eventful day of jan. 1, 1921, that we, as a whole, deemed it satisfactory for the good and welfare of the members of our club to come together to cuss and discuss the difficult problems of the day. Our ideas and ways are of the aristocratic type, that is, we do not believe in work, or any form of mental activity, or labor. But we have accepted as our favorite sport the art of dealing cards and shuffling them in order that we may deal with the aces in the business world and shufiie through life. We know of no other beneficiary club that can boast of such high ideals as we have put forth in our recent campaign. It is, therefore, our aim to put before the public what we consider America's leading seven. The first of these honorary members is: CHARLES CALDERONE-Chief Collector A La' Hornmit, or the champion 18.2 balkline billiardist. The next member on the cradle roll is: LOWRIE MCCANDLESS-Chief Collector of Snipes or the smaller they are the better he likes them. HENRY CAMP-Chief Collector of Antique Fishing Worms, or Windy Pete, as he is commonly called because of his blowhome instinct. CHARLES MCCAULEY-Chief Collector of Oriental Pant- aloons or the notorious Sing Lee, the Chinese wizard, who sharpens all the knives for all the tragedies of the Orient. ROBERT EMBREE-Chief Collector of the Gumps or better known in the underworld as Benny, the Chip- munk, and is noted for his art of breaking hearts and safes. JAMES DENTON-Chief Collector of Homeless Door- knobs and who in the eyes of his friends is looked upon as the boy who wouldn't stay down, and now he ap- pears in public with his hair parted in the middle. The next cripple on the list is : RAYMOND BLACKBURN-Chief Collector of Bathing Suits for the Starving Eskimos, or is better known for his ability to impress upon the public the fact that he owns the Traction Company after he has deposited his lousey nickel to their interests. The last criminal appears in our conclusions: DONALD CooK-Collector of Chinese Buttonholes or better known to the fairer sex as President of the Amalgamated Lover's Union. We, the sole possessors of these eminent titles and occupations, wish to establish in the minds of our on- coming graduate friends the necessity of continuing this club on through the annals of centuries to come. It is, therefore, our honest hope and wish that this club continue to exist and annex new members to this honorary and beneficiary organization as the years roll by. Bachelor Girls lub fe OFFICERS BLANCHE GANOE ..............,.......... President MARTHA WALTERS .......... ,... .... V r ce President AGNES HAWLEY ........... .......... S ecretary GRACE WALTERS ......................... Treasurer The Bachelor Girls, a jolly bunch, Not for men care they, But just the same we have a hunch They'll all be married some day. The Bachelor Girls have had a very happy year. The meetings have been well attended. Miss Redcay is an honorary member and she is one of its acquisi- tions, for you see we get inside information and the teacher's view of things. This is the usual program: Blanche Ganoe invariably begins the meeting with Say, Kids. Blanche isn't a bit dignified? ? ? Martha Walters insists on going to sleep on the slightest provocation. Fay Roush vamps the girls' little brothers. Ruth Chewning gives her best mimic act of the lazy Dixie Belle. Ruth Brobeck asks what we have in French tomorrow. Ruth Steele and Doris entertain by playing the piano. Mary Mercer entertains the crowd with her infan- tile antics and Ruth Ferris tells about her last letter. Grace agrees with every body and smiles through it all. Gertrude Murray is full of plans but won't spring them. Beth Sarsfield regrets that Dot Campbell isn't there. Elizabeth Taggart and Margaret Myers are silent but we know their thoughts are worth more than a penny. Dorothy Reich always looks nice. CShe has the habit, you know.j Lillian is conspicious by her absence. Agnes Hawley insists on sitting on the floor. Thelma and Martha start the Vic and seek the hallway. Our program was slightly varied at the first meeting. Edward james arrived unattended, unannounced and mostly uninvited. At another meeting an elongated member of R. H. S. amused himself eating Waldorf salad and firing paper wads. The only thing we regret is that the Seniors are leav- ing. We give them three cheers and our best wishes.

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