Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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VIRGINIA SLYMAN Virge iwlw iii, GOLDIE ALBERTA BICKERSTAFF Kete Class Basketball I, Ili Girl Reserves Ili Commercial Club III Typing Club IV. Goldie got in trouble with the three bears, but our acquaintanceship with this golden haired senior has been very pleasant throughout the four years she has been with us. She is our loquacious LOUISE EVANS Bobbie Girls Chorus li Library Club Ili Commercial Club llli Typing Club IV. Bobbie is a certain young man's ideal to a She is a member in good standing of the senior I-'lappy-Go-Lucky Club. I-ler career has been an active one filled with good times and friendships. DON ROLLINS Library Club Ili Commercial Club llli Typing Club IV Basketball lll, IV. To a man who applies himself asconscientiously as Don success is undoubtedly assured. A good student and athlete, his range of abilities is varied. PHYLLIS STIDHAM Phil Class Basketball li Girl Reserves ll, lVi Social Economics Club llli Candy Committee IV. Men may come and men may go but Mel will be with Phil forever. I-ler cleverness, pep and brilliance mixed with pleasure and mirth help this popular member of the senior class keep the male minds in a whirl. H Ei! i ' i . f JUNE . SHANO rl o conomics Club lli Commercial Club Ili ocial Economics Club llli Prom Committee llli Nature Study Club IV. Juneffriendly, capable and optimistici if being nice were money, she would own the whole wide world. I-ler wit and pep have made her a valuable addition to our class. fig VERONICA GRAFF Vi Commercial Club Ili Nature Study Club llli Typing Club IV. I-lonk-honk and here comes Vi out for another ride. With friend galore and a reputation for gayety and good worlfi we feel sure she will round out a successful career as a saleslady. ARDELL E. JOHNS Archie industrial Arts Ili Reading Club llli Class Basketball lThe.Commercial Clourse loses an invaluable mem- ber when . Archie graduates. I-le is looking forward to 'Junen in more ways than one, and we all wish him luck. Social Economics Club llli Class Basketball llli alass!Volleyball llli Mirage Staffi Oracle Staff Virge is a firm believer in mischief and she certainly does her share in making it. A brilliant student and an outstanding athlete-a better sport is not to be found.

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HARRY BOGOLEA Harry' THE MIRAGE MABEL FLORENCE STROUPE Shorty Chorus I, Girl Reserves II, IV, Social Economics Club III. Mabel iggles the live long day, And For Tier exertion she gets as pay, The love of her classmates, one and all, And the frowns of her teachers, as she runs through the hall. Enough said. ANNA MARIE WESSEL Ann Basketball I, ll, Ill, Nature Study Club II, Public Spaeaking'CIub III, Girl Reserves IV. Ann is a happy-go-lucky sort of a person and she is always ready for a good time. A very petite little lass and one of the most popular girls of our class. CLARA HEYMAN Hey Girls Reserves Il- Social Economics Club III, Oracle iii, IV, Typing Club iv. CIara's sewing ability points to her future career. Some lucky man will never have to worry about holey socks and missing shirt buttons, The class of LJ35 gives her our best wishes and a thimble-Sew C If. THALIA N. FISHER Girls Chorus I, Section Leader I, Library Club ll, Commercial Club Ill, Basketball III, National I-loncr Society IV, Typing Club IV. In the midst of all her activities, Thalia retains an enviable composure. I-Ier far reaching abilities have ained honors which deserve mention and place Tier among the elect. LORETTA POULAIN Johnnie Girl Reserves ll, Nature Study Club III, Typing Club IV, Oracle Staff III, IV. She's very demure And very petite Lovable always, Cheery and sweet. Johnnie has gone alter her studies with a de- termination coupled with natural ability which spells achievement. JANE OPIAT Janie Dramatic Club II, Commercial Club Il, Junior Chamber ol Commerce IV. She has light and wavy hair which frames her dancing blue eyes so well that all her actions are touched with a certain charm. Our best wishes for smooth sailing. MILDRED A. BITTNER Millie Girl Reserves II, Ill, Dramatic Club IV. At least one Bittner in the high school. That is the tradition carried on by Millie this year. A peppy, genial girl, so we never know just where her interests lie, however, she carries the best wishes of the Class of '35 throughout life. Library Club Il, Nature Study Club III, Science Club IV, Section Leader I, III, IV. A man among men, that's I-larry. I-Iis record as a section leader clearly shows his ability as a big business man ofthe future. I-larry is a conscientious worker in both classes and outside activities.

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RAYMOND PORTER Ray MARIE L. BALZA Ric THE MIRAGE ELDON WAYNE SHAW El Boys I-lome Economics Club ll, Football ll, R. V. R. Club IV, Class basketball IV. A gentleman and a scholar, he's a likeable fellow and scores again with his original ideas in econo- mics as well as being a good student. We don't know what El's plans are but he's sure to achieve success with '35's best wishes. KATHRYN ELIZABETH GLASSER Katie Class Basketball I, Girls Chorus l, Nature Study Club II, Dramatic Club Ill, Typing Club IV. l.ikeable'? I-Iumorous? Chic? Emphatically yes. Filling all these qualities is a big job but she does it well. Augmented by commendable class work, her abilities will bring her out on top. HAZEL PORTER I-lome Economics Club II, Leaders Club lll, Typing EEIHHIIV, Class Basketball I, ll, lll, IV, Class Volley- a . Greetings to I-lazel, our star guard. l-ler athletic prowess vies with her scholastic ability as a bid to fame. Of demure mien and charming manner, she has won the warm regard of her classmates. Library Club ll, Junior Chamber of Commerce lV. Ray is one of the studious ones in our class. Being a good-looking fellow, we don't know how he has resisted capture by the fairer sex all this time. As forthe Future, we wish him all kinds of success. Girls Chorus I, Commercial Club ll, Leaders Club Ill, R. V. R. Club IV, Class Basketball I, ll, Class Volleyball ll. Rie certainly makes up in popularity what she lacks in size. I-ler achievements soar as high as the basketball she throws. As one of the little girls in the class she proves the old adage, Precious things come in small packages. EVERETT MUSGRAVE Muss Science Club IV. Everett is the student ofthe house. I-le came to high school with a congenial, sincere nature and has kept it with him ever since. I-le has made friends wherever he has gone. Twenty-fix