Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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1924 THE MIRAGE 1024 JOHN SCHAUBERGER Scientific Course Football, '22, '23g D, D. D, Clubg Mirage Staff. Nickname- Schally Oh! you kid. John is another of the many football stars turned out at Rochester by Pop Grimm and his aides, having made his letter two years out of the three he has been out for practice. His grades, too, have always been above the danger mark, so that if he goes on to Thiel, as is his intention, he will not be held back by his scholastic standing, but can prepare the way for the success wished him by all his many friends. CHRISTINE JANE MILLER General Course Latin Club. Nickname- Christy She hath oi neighborly charity in her. We haven't learned much about Christine during her few years here. She seems to us a quiet, dignified young lady, who pays no at- tention to what others think. Her quietness and solitude are far beyond the recall of scrutinizing eyes. Christine has no other in- terest out side of a school. We ought to say had for she lately declared it was all off for all times. But one of these days she'll forget to be solemn and will meet some one who will make her happy. JOSEPH WILLIAM TUMMON Scientific Course Gym Team3 Idiotic Fraternity. Nickname-- Joe I love the ladies. Whom have we here? The girls can answer that. J oe's blest above others with infectious good humor and a playful spirit. He is a ring leader in anything that is fung a genial, smiling, joking, fellow who loves to tease the girls, but doesn't allow them to bother him. He is not one to worry much, but accepts things as they come. He is generous, has a kind heart, and a considerate manner, which make him liked by everyone. How about it girls? R H S Twenty-two

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19241 THE MIRAGE 1924 ELIZABETH D. CALHOON General Course Basketball, '23, '24-Capt. '24: S0i'l'Utll'Y of Clussg Chorus, '34g IJ. K. ll, Club: Mirage Staff. Nickname- Whitey Snappy and peppy Happy go lucky. A swift round object comes whirling through spaceg a girl on winged feet catches it in mid- air, and lightly tosses it through the hoop. Three cheers!! Hurrah! Whitey has made another basket! Truly she has the art of forwarding reduced to a science. We, more clumsy mortals lumbering about the gym in frantic attempts to guard her, feel decidely useless. Elizabeth is everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Peppy and vivacious, one is always sure of a good time- in her presence. Others, including members of our class and UD have realized this. Here's hop- ing her cup of success will overflow at Alle- gheny. LEWIS HERDT Commercial Course Senior Football Teamgv Dramatic Club: Choral Club: Mirage Staff. N ickname- Barney Lewis fell down and broke his crown. ' Comical? Nothing else but! He could make you laugh over nothing. The person who ap- pointed him as joke editor for the Mirage surely knew his stuff tif we must use com- mon slang.J Lewie is a great favorite among the girls on account of his ever ready wit and humor. We predict that in years to come our Seniors will be patronizing his shoe shop, for he is now a junior member of the Hartley and Hood Co., and has the honor of washing the windows of the store. Stick to it, Lewie, we know you will succeed. HENRIETTA S. SCHLEIGER Commercial Course Leap Year Club: Latin Clubg Dramatic Club: Mirage Staff. Nickname- Henri Henri has a lot of spirit but she,s not a spiritualistf' In the year of our Lord, 19-, Henri Schleiger was destined to become a bright light of our class. She's snappy, happy, and friendly. The more you know of Henrietta the more you are bound to like her. Don't fool yourself either, our Henri has a man! If you don't believe our story, ask any worthy member of the L. Y. C., as they've often seen his chapeau hanging on the hat-rack at their parties. Mais c'est assez! We must not tell everything we fdon'tJ know. R H S Twenty-one

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1924 THE MIRAGE 1924 GEORGE SAMUEL BOWMAN, Jr. Scientific Course Gym Team: Lady Dillers Club: Idiotic Fraternity: Senior Football Teamg D, D. D. Clubg 8 Ball Club. Nickname- Bolders A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. One can tell by his name that he is an illus- trious gentlemanf??J. His good looks have even been noticed by members of the faculty. Hear him rave-then you'll think that f'they're all out of step but George. Compared With Pasteur and Burbanks, Bolders is a rose between two thorns. We hope he will find a place in the cold, cruel world as a printer's devil. FRANCES F. REMALY General Course Dramatic Club: D. K. D. Club, Nickname- Freng'y You may as well forbid the mountain pines To way their high tops and make no noise. Frengy has all the attributes of a good fellow when awake and is perfectly harmless when asleep. As Frengy she is known, for We could never become reconciled to calling her Frances. That sounds too stately and severe for one so ready to enjoy herself. She is one of the members of set No. 1 of Siamese Twins, for she was never known to be absent for more than ten minutes from Petie Dink Rumble. We hear that she turns a deaf ear to her admirers. How come? IRVIN HETZLER Scientific Course Football, '22, '23g Mirage Staff: D. D. D. Club: Sr. Basketball. Nickname- Adam To one thing constant ever. Adam is a carefree young man who seems to believe that work was not made for youths. However, by a little application to studies in the night time he succeeds in escaping with a mark which will pass muster under the criti- cal eyes of his father. His main defect is bashfulness, but in spite of this he is well liked by the girls, not to mention the boys. He also made his presence felt on the football field. If he succeeds as well in later years asl he has during his life in R. H. S., the class of '24 will have just cause to be proud of him, R H S Twenty-three O