Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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1024 T H E MIRAGE 1024 MABEL LOUISE BERRY Commercial Course Mirage Staff: Leap 'Year C'lub. Nickname-A'Snoodles For the girl worth while Is the girl with a smile When everything goes dead wrong. Another apparatus sparkler with a sweet disposition and magnetic influence over the stronger sex lweaker in realityj. With a Uke in hand, Mabel will play her way through life. It has been said that the thum- thum of the above said instrument may be heard in a certain orchestra. She' is proud to hail from one of the largest cities in the world-Conway! No? But why stop and dispute the fact when it is the girl, not the town, which interests us? ERNEST JAMES FOGEL S cien ti fic Coarse Mirage Staff: Senior Football Team: Idiotic Fraternity: Vice President of Class of '24: Editor-in-Chief Fly Paper. Nickname- Ernie V. Pres. of Class of '24. Editor-in-chief-F ly Paper. Why should the devil have all the good time? Ernie has made a host of friends while at R. H. S. by his sense of humor, and by his loving disposition. He always enjoys a good joke, even if it is upon himself. If, by any chance, Ernie should go into the movies, Charlie Chaplin had best look to his laurels. THELMA HELEN IRVIN Commercial Course Leap Year Club: Chorus, '24 Nickname- Thelm As merry as the day is long. This highly interesting girl comes from Bridgewater. Another song bird! In chorus practice we hear Thelm's voice thrilling like a lark above our own. We all have the strongest desire to keep silent and let her continue alone. We always like to get a seat in front of her at practice so we can keep one of our ears her way. But singing is not the only parlor trick Thelma has. She is a perfectly marvelous player-on the Vic. If you don't believe 'us go to the little music shop where she spends most of her time. And say! Thelma seems to have domestic am- bitions! R H S Twenty-eight

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1024 THE MIRAGE 1024 DOROTHY HELENA CRAVEN A General Course 1 5 Mirage 'Staffg Chorus, '243 Dramatic Club, '24g D. K. D. Clubq H. T. VV. Club. Nickname- Dot Y 'May you live as long as ou like A i ll , , And have all you like as long as you live. ' Dot is there when it comes to tickling the ivories and you should hear her sing. She does not believe in overtaxing the mental capacities of the brain and therefore takes life very easy, as a sensible Senior should. Dor0thy's ideal of a man is one with red hair. When she isn't in school we can look for her in-'s Ford. Her ambition is to be a nurse and we know she will be a huge success. Well Dot, he-re's to your health, wealth, love and happiness, and may no ill dreams destroy your rest. 4 WALTER HUNT General Course IJ. D, D. Club: Senior Football Team. Nickname- Icky I am about to weep. Icky is a man of very few words, but this seems to be a virtue rather than a fault. The faculty has had no cause for fault-finding in his work or behavior in class. On the con- trary, he might well serve as an example for some of our less dignified students. The fact that he comes from Baden, that little hamlet which lies somewhere up the river, has not seemed to hold him back in the least but he has forged ahead steadily. For his ability and earnestness of purpose he will undoubted- ly be a student among men as he has been among his class mates. LONA MARGARET KIDD Commercial Course Leap Year Club. Nickname- Tony And all that sort of thing. And yet another Bridgewaterian from the city of Walter's Home Made Bread, guaran- teed to maintain life. Lona's eternal sweet- ness and all around efiiciency are the out- standing characteristics which will be remem- bered longest by her class mates and chim? Truly here is a girl after our own hearts for she has so many different sides to her ' character that four years of knowing her have 4 left many things still to learn. We sincerely hope that her home town will continue to Q send more of her type to our school, and may 3 they and the school both prosper. i 1 , R H S Twenty-seven

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1924 THE MIRAGE 1024 IDA ISABEL RAMSEY Classical Course N ickname- Izzy All work and no play makes Izzy a dull girl. Dear reader, here's one young lady you should all become acquainted with! We never knew just what a pleasing personality Izzy had until a year or so ago. Clever? Why clever is no name for her! She can think of the funniest things to say in the shortest time, and ought to be a main speaker on a debating team. Her favorite l??J study is Trig. She is extremely frank, but it is an engaging frankness, for her naive remarks arise from real sincerity. HERMAN EISENBERG General Course Academic Contest CHistoryJ '231 Mirage Staffg Orchestra: Senior Football Team. Nickname- I-Ioiman He shakes a mean bow. Herman came to Rochester from Scott High, Toledo, in his junior year, and at once began to make the fur ily. Herman's big' fail- ing UJ is an unusual capacity for study. Contrary to custom, however, he is not blinded by his own brilliancy, but is always willing to help any laggard on the path to graduation. He bore the banner of history into the annual academic battle at Geneva, in 1923, and to think that such a person's great ambition is to become a cartoonist! But we're willing to accept any bets that he will succeed in the profession he selects. BEATRICE ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ Commercial Course Latin Club. Nickname- Bea It must appear in other ways than words. Silence is golden and all the rest of those nice little proverbs apply to Beatrice. Quiet people are always valuable at times, their in- fluence being felt. This member of our class is certainly influential, quietly speaking, and we find her ever ready,to do a good turn. But then you know Still water runs deep and we feel sure that if we were able to get under Beatrice's quiet, lady-like reserve we would find a charming, jolly girl, for the twinkle in her gray eyes belies the sweet dignity that she tries to preserve. R H S Twenty-nine