Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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i sig. . --'- F- 43 , .. Q ,Vz, , f'7 l i . A r e f ' - as 4' J .af ... ,,,, ,Q 52 MIRAGE STAFF MIRAGE STAFF Each year the Editor of the Mirage laces the problem of appointing a staii which will work well together and do its best to make the book a success. This year, after careful consideration, John Neely selected a group of students from the Senior Class which has co-operated to complete every task. Each member had his own particular position, but if he iloundered he Found help await- ing him. The staff as a whole worked tirelessly to make this book one which would be long remem- bered, EditOr ........... ,.,,..JOhn Neely ASSiStdl'if Editor, , . ,..., ,lean Lawson Business Manager... ....... Jonas Kaszer Girls, Personals. . , ,... Polly poucher Virginia Campbell Martha Edwards Eleanore Fry Boys' personals. . . .... Clark Pugh John Shugert Harry Mccune 6

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VIEWS OF ROCHESTER dently in the luture greatness oi this region and conceived the plan of a city which should extend from the mouth oi the Beaver to its falls. As with all progressive places, manufacturing plants soon sprang up. A place to malee iron from ore and various lcinds oi machinery was among the First, The Pendleton Brothers established a Tire briclc worlcs which proved highly successful. Qnce started, Factories seemed to grow over night. The Tumbler Company was one oi the principal in- dustries ior over a quarter century. l-l. C. Fry started an up-to-date glass worlcs in North Roches- ter and there Followed lumber yards, brick com- panies and bottle works. Today Rochester holds many more industries, but those mentioned above were the pioneers. Churches and schools are the very center oi liie in all towns and Rochester was to have its share. Tradition says that the First church started and com- pleted was the Trinity Episcopal. Following this the Saint Cecelia's Roman Catholic Church was Founded. Other denominations began making plans for organization and today we have churches ol many diilerent creeds. The First school was a small Frame building and the next was a briclc building containing only four rooms, The First high school was a building oi effective and simple architectural design and one oi the most modern in this region. Now on Tiger l.ane or rather Adams Street stands our own high school building which is a credit to the iarsightedness oi Mr. Gould and all the pioneers who saw the birth and growth of Rochester. 5

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Atlmletics ,... Clubs ...., Wit and l'lumor. ,. Cartoonists .,., lypists . . . Society .... Music .... Dramatics ..., plmotograplms, . . Alumni ..,. Calendar ..4. Features .... Advisor. . . APPRECIATION lime stall of time 1933 Mirage puts tlmis year boolc belore tlme public as a monument to tlme class ol WQ33. We, time members of the stati, wislm to tlmanlc tl'mose persons ol time Faculty, and time class advisors, Miss Brelmm and Mr. Wlmite, wlmo at all times willingly gave aid, We are indebted to individuals and organizations wl'mo cooperated so lmeartily witlm our every etlort. ln tlmis volume we lmave attempted to reflect time spirit wlmiclm per- vades our sclmool life. We lmave attempted to paint a picture of that life in all its plmases and tlmus slmow time growtlm of our sclmool. ln time years to come, may tl'mese pages serve to recall to us tlme present lmappy days, and enable us to live tlmem over again in our memories. ... paul Baldwin Leslie Steinaclcer ...June Todd Joseplmine Cameron . . . .William Springer ..,.Glenn Earle l-larold Garvin . . . .Mildred Radclitle l'lelen Boren Jolmn Sclmlagle Pose Courtney ....l3eg9Y Fleming . .... Jean Moore . . .Daisy Lotblad Beatrice Gardner .,...l-larry Holby , ..... Emogene Roberts . . . .Anna Welmr Maryellen l-lollander ..,...Jolmn Baldwin ...,l. A. Wlmite 7