Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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of The School NOTE BOOK EDITION l,N

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The Three gtfotefnooles NOTEBOOK OF THE SCHOOL IN this section of our hook we have endeavored to bring to your minci the schooi itseii, compIete with stu- dents, tacuity and Board of Education., in short, a resume of school Iife. NOTEBOOK OF SPORTS SEVV short Words ancI a snapshot here and there wiII recaII to your i CI the sweet victories and those Jitt ciefeats in Iooth foothaii anci ethaII for this year. V NOTEBOOK OF ACTIVITIES OUR activities have pIayecI a Iarge part in aII oi our high schooi days so we Want you to rememher the aims of the ciuhs as weII as the participants. THE MIRAGE Eight

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Page Ten Glsonos ,MARSHALL IJONALIY CCJOK cillClL iVICCiREARX NXVILLIAINI IDENTZIR CQIIORGE DAVIS CLARA l'ie'rz1.liR ELMILR CJTTO BUILDING A FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION RESIDENT George H. Davis asks for order and the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Education swings into action. Rochester,s Board oi Education is composed of seven memhers headed lioy President George H. Davis, with C. C. iVIcCreary as Vice President and a competent secretary in the person of George Marshall. It is most interesting to Iisten to the different committees give their reports. The committee heads have carefuiiy compiied their oioservations and are ready with their reports. Think what a headache it would he on the Finance Committee trying to figure where the money goes. Then the Buiiding Committee reports on the improvements made or to the made in the future. At other meetings, teachers are given Ieaves of ahsence, eiected or dismissed. What wouid we do without the Athletic Committee which huys the foothaii and the loasicethaii hoys their equipment? In addition to these committees, there is the Supplies Committee. And not to he forgotten is the Speciai Committee which takes care of urgent Iousiness matters. The schooi directors are the agents of the State for conducting the affairs of our puhiic schools. In addition to this, they are the custodians of our schooi districts. The powers and duties of the Board of Education are deiegated to them Ioy the Iawvs of the state. Assisting the oiliicers organization are the other memioers of the Board oi Education, namely: Donaid Cook, Nviiiiam T. Dentzer, Eimer Qtto, and Iast, hut Ioy no means the Ieast, is the memher Iongest on the Board and besides, the onIy woman, IVIrs. Ciara L. Hetzier. This is hut a hrief sketch of our Board oi Education. Their work is hard and they receive no compensation for aII their efforts. VX7ith this We Ieave this Ioyai group which has aided the students of Rochester High School. THE MIRAGE