Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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GENERAL STUDENTS

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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

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THE MIRAGE JOHN HEADLAND Jack Dramatic Club ll, lll, IV. Pearl gray spats and curly red hair topped by a jaunty derby make him the man about town - especially Freedom. We never thought that Jack would get down to this steady business, but it has lasted for a year now and we wish him success in the future. PAUL L. BURKHART Burley Section Leader Ill, Industrial Arts Club ll, Typing Club Ill, I-li-Y Club Ill, IV, Oracle Staif lVi Class Basketball ll, Ill. This blond Adonis is one the ladies adore, Not only in the parlor, but on the basketball Floor. A high pressure salesman and Cnlice man, Burky is always on the job. Three rousing cheers from the cla1ssof'35 go with Burky as he leaves the high sc oo. HUGH J. HOGAN Irish Nature Study Club ll, Science Club IV, Class Basketball Ill, IV, Freshman Track. High Pressure Pete - Salesman Sam. The secret of his success remains unknown but the re- sults are apparent. lf he continues in this able dashing manner, his fondest ambitions should be realized. ROBERT G. KOEHLER Bob Nature Study III, Mirage Staff. Crowned by a mop of blond curly hair, Bob has caused many a feminine heart to o a twitter. A clever cartoonist, he has the iacuTty of expressing any idea through this medium. MIRIAM ELIZABETH READER Journalism Club ll, Girl Reserves Ill, Tri-I-li-Y Club lll, IV, Chorus IV. Miriam is a quiet little lass who seems very con- tented. She's one of that gang whose friendships have stuck during high school days. Modest and sweet-in short, the kind of a girl we all like. HARRY BRECKENRIDGE Bucky Boys Home Economics Club I, Nature Study Club Eflpiping Club III, R. V. R. Club IV, Class Basket- a . - A An ardent disciple of Baron Munchausen, Brecky and his pal are a constant worry to the teachers. A true Romeo, the members of the fairer sex are never lonely when I-larry swaggers into view. We wish him luck for he's a jolly good fellow. DAISY ELIZABETH COOPER Girl Reserves III, R. V. R. Club IV. Quiet and unassumingAthat's Daisy. If silence were golden, this Senior girl would be worth her weight in gold. An ardent fan of all sports, Daisy has been an enthusiastic footer for Rochester. ARTHUR W. OTTO Art Industrial Arts Club ll, I-li-Y Club Ill, IV, Class Basketball l, ll. Picture a chubby faced youth, cheeks fresh and shining from recent applications of soap and water crowned by dark laughing eyes and curly hair and you have Art on his way to the movies. But picture a stalwart youth, shirt open at the throat, striding through the halls on his way to class. Take your choice, they're both good. Twenty-eight