Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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Z , V A' V '-J - ,. AN r 1,- ---.- as , -f.-22- ee- f 1Gl.lZAl!lC'l'lI lv'I.l1lMING-'fl.i.c Gizxerml. Counse Never idle a, moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others We have never ceased to won- der at Elizabeth's ability to pro- gress through four years of Latin and still be such a jolly good scout. Have you heard her gig,-:gle ? Then you know why we envy her happy and sensible traits. We know she'll make a splendid nurse. Oh yes, Liz can cook! What will be the out- come? Draw your own eonclu- sions. C. SCIIEIDEAIAN'l'EL- China Gi-zsmmr. Counsm ' Senior Chorusg Dramatic Club, IV- Latin Club, Ig II. G. T. C. Cluub. Just another clay wasted away. Clayton is an artist and one whose art has many ramifica- tions. He can decorate scenery for Miss Brehm and press a pair of trousers with equal skill. Ile has already decided, we believe. on the life of a tailor. For him 'twill never be rainy, for his MARY E. DAIRRAGII- Edie GICNI-IRAI. Coonsn f'horns, III-IV 3 L'0pinion Staff: Dramatic Cluh,'1Vg Com- mercial Contest, III: Chorus III- IV. Mary, Mary, quite contrary. Edith is another studious girl who strives to be at the head of her class. She is at R. II. S. early every morning waiting to start work. Miss Coe has dis- covered that she is a good sing- er. We expect: some day to hear her in grand opera. L ,Qs -uf smile is his umbrella. JOHN RIGID IIUNT- Johnny Grzsmml. Counsi-2 Dramatic Club Play I'enrod Look out, 1f'resl1ic! Here comes II1mt. ' This young man does not haze the Freshmen as you might infer from the slogan. I-Ie's merely their home room guardian. IIe's too kind hearted ibut what kind?p to rule the Freshman with a rod of iron, but we understand he makes them step around. As Mr. Jones in 1'enrod he was a wow! vw- 'U INICZ INIAILTIN-- lVhity CoMnIcnr'1Ar, Counsm Mirage Staff, IVg Home Room Representative, IIIg II. 1u'arfh's noblest thing. a wo- man 1u'rfecfrrI. ' U And this is our XVhity . She is preparing herself for,-well, we won't. say what, because we can't give away secrets. YVe will say, however, that she is one ol. the nicest and most indus- trious members of the class. Good luck, lnez. Latin Club, -v -'13 fi' - V- Y' .a Li?Ffi-:.- 2-f'g,' x'.-- ,- --fF'i.:'.2l4 29

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V-rg' J l V xi.- .S X iii s 4 1 .0-fx ef.-3'-.'f ' -, , .TA' -' ' 'A':T- ' L' ' T V , Vu .Qu .J Kllr inn! Q' rf XVAYNIG J. DOIITT-- Jack GICNIGIRAI. Cornsx-1 I-Editor, Mirage: Class Treas., Ill: Set-tion Leader. III: Senior l'I:iy: Latin Plubg Radio Clubg ll. tt. l'. t'. Vlubg V. P. 4. A -moral, sensible and -well, brrrl mam. Jack is one ot' the lenders ol' the 4-lass. Like most class leaders, he is popular. It has passed from rumor to fact that' he is especially popular with the Uweaker sex . Ile possesses great business acumen, and when we grow up. we are going to buy our tlry rroods from him at his inet- ropolitan store. HELEN IC. XVALLACIG GEN!-Jimi. Colutsi-1 Latin t'luh. l-IV! t'horus, Ill'4 IV: Oracle Stall. 1Vg It' and I' Sorority. ll-lll-IV: liridixe Club, IV: Iiaskethall, ll-lll-IV: Itas- ketball lilamazrer. IV: Class Sec- retary, III: College Normal Club. Hlfl'll'1'l'lL'S thuudrrs melt 'in music Ilelen is the eighth wonder ot' the world. There is nothing: she ean't, do. She is excellent in music, athletics, studies, and so- cial life. Her elassmates will some day point with pride to her nanie in XVho's XVho. SARA MADI',LINE ALLEMAN COMMERCIAL Coensu Latin Club, Ig Dramatic Club, II: J. U. G. Club. My own thoughts are my com- pumons. This is Madeline. XVe don't very often hear her but we know she's there. We think Madeline is preparing to be somebody's stenog. XVith her unlimited store of enery and her cheerful- ness. she will certainly be suc- cessful in her work. The best wishes of the class are extended to her. .-n, , . 'sf DON A LD LA M I 2 E RT- D o n GEN!-:RAL Couusrs Football, IV: Mirage Staff: Lette:-meu's Club. IIe's a soda jcrkm'. And a wise-cracker. XVG have other possessors of that ability, but Don couples it with liter- ary talent and writes his jokes for the Oracle . We expect Don will become a great para- grapher of some leading news- paper: the envy of the slow wits and the most frequently quoted in the Literary Digest . vs- I'lLI'lANOR ALLISON- Patty' Gmxnxmn COURSE Chorus, III-IV: Dramatic Club, IV: Senior Girls' Club, III-IV: Contest Chorus, III-IV. The joy of youth and health, hm' eyes displayed. .find ease of heart, her 'very look conveyed. Ease of heart goes a long way in describing Eleanor, for she is one of the most liappysgo- lucky girls of our class. Literary meetings next year, will not be the same without her melodious contributions. Alas! Eleanor! To whom then, will you be singing? s- .-..f'f'i-ssfte. -- ---Q.-... 28

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2 55?-, --f fi- -i fe-I 147W f 1 l'IVl'Il.YN LICNUIIIG GORDON-- IIAIIIRY IC. GARNICS- II4n'ry', Skippy Hnxirzizxi. Pornsic CUXIXII-IlU'lAll Corus:-1 llnslwllmll. lll-IV: Chorus. lnl:1'i,.xu.x'1'ioN. ll. 'Vi H- U- T' U- muh- JoIi.' Juli! l'1n.unl1' juli ! l-lvelyn is one of the cutest girls of our class. She believes in the tillage, When lessons und pleasures clash, 'tis lessons that go to smash. Perhaps Skipp5 ' is too busy with otllvl' things fo study. XVho knows? 'I'Iu' pride- of 'u'om1'n. ll' lhere's anything llnrry likes in his high school ronrse. il is pri-purine his :issiiriilm-lil for pub- lii- speaking vlnss. We lwnrd :1 young hldy say lhnl the nievst things nhont llnrry were his eyes. ii2ll'l'y is :L good hnskvlbzlll player :ind also has an repntniion of il2lVill2 il line eye for his lnnrn hilslwt ! .KLIPIC M. I'0WE!.L- .llicif1 .'tN'l'll4bNY lifH l lP-4 '7'lII1fl U. t'. liulrllll'lKl-Il:-Ulm liilzsiziui, f'ol'I:sr: Af'.xm-:nic f'UlJliSl-I fi!-IN!-IILXIQ Uouksn Sho is llrrsf-If of Hllfsl things. l-Zxlmnpornneons spa-ukintr lV. Lnlin Vinh, li inter-vlnss Ims- lhv 1-ollc'ction. Alia-ia is one ol' these perf sons not seen every dny: sweet :ind Sllllllliil'iClllIlCI'1'1iI :I friend lo everyone. She rerlaiinly possess- es spirit :ind fun. Alice hnsn't told us what she expects to do :after lenviln.: school. iS0ll1G girls don't tell :ill their sf-c'1'ets.J XVe expect great things of you, AliClU. . ,Q 'sf lIou,or uml fumr' from no rm:- rlifion risv, .fic-I 1r1'Il your part, Ilzrrc ull thi: Ilmu.-r Ii4's, ' Tony is like his hnir. ho shines more hrillinntly l'h:in tha- nnljor- ily of his 4-lass. Not only is he hrilliunl. hui :L hnrd works-r. lie de-so-1've-s gr:-nl orc-dit for entering the ext4-nipornneous 4-ontesi---not het-:insv he- desired funn- hut to uphold the honor ol' R. ll. S. 'lihere is no doubt whatever hut that 'Pony will net well his part in future life. -v s- ,fig kc-l Hull. 'fsonu' think this irorlfl wus IQIIIIII' for fun. mul jrolic, and so co I. Lessons don'I bother f'ilillQl'illf'. l.if'e's too short: there :ire too many rule- nn-n, :ind dancing is lots ol' l'nn, so why spend ont-Vs time in perusing an lot of musty old volumes? 'Fake Il look nt C?1tilCl'ill1l'S picture, and you won'i blznno her theory. You should see hor dance! Is it any wonder the males flock around her? Mny you continue to dance through life. ,fxss fs . .Af E'-if.. ,f 30