Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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THE MIRAGE TAFF G4 fHERE'S the clummy?n Mxvherels Paul? Mxvherels the Vizulazatiorlifl Hxvherels the recl pencil? Hvvhols got the chair?U ancl the ixfliragc stall was at worlc once again. ln spite ot a lew conllicts 'trim llfliragef' uncler the capahle leaclership ol Paul Alhright. as eclitor. progressed with the 'help ol the assistants: Anna Catherine Camphell, Ruth Gullyes. ancl Betty Vylhite. Hacl it not heen lor the wise supervision ol Nlr. Xvhite. our advisor, the yearhoolc woulclnlt haye heen a success. ln compiling this hoolc the lx1il'ClQQ stall has attemptecl to luring you inlormal shots hy use ol the three notehoolcs ancl have triecl to recall to your mincl lamiliar scenes arouncl school. Since this year's class is the liiltieth gracluating class lrom Rochester High School. we have triecl to remincl you ol this lact throughout the hooli. The procluction ol the yearhoolc was macle possihle hy many sales. a lew ol which were: the halce sale, cancly sales. wreath sale ancl football signs. Vyle. the class ol m4O'l wish to lhanli the teachers ancl stuclents who helpecl in any way with the puhlication ol this annual. MIRAGE STAFF P. Albright, A. Battaglino, M. Battn, G. Burkhart, A. Campbell, V. Carr, L. Cassi, E. Day, E. Donatell, S. Edge, C. Edwards, D. Farnsworth, W. Gardner, B. Graber, Gremer, R. Gullyes, M. Helsing, A. Johnson, E. Johnson, P. Joyce, Korsan, H. Martilx, D. Mazzccca, B. Moore, D. Pugh, T. Schuller, Seitz, M. Steinacker, A. Stenzcl, R. Tuminaro, J. Wallace, B. Wlxite, L. Winograd, C. Yee. NOTE BOOK EDITION ling 42 sl'l'L'Yl.lCl'Il

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tx1ABliI. SAYRF Elll1'li IAEARD THE MIRAGE Page Sixteen PERSONNEL if. XV1I,LlA1w1 SMITH PAUL Bock EXT, we give you in ttlis notetbootc of ltwe sctloot, a gtimpse ot our personnct. First-ftVtatJet Sayre is tiene Capatvte secretary ot ttie principatis ottire. Vvtsien stle isnit rafting about ttie tauitding hunting up some wayward stuctent. tvtaibet is typing tetters, setting tittiets, matcing up reports, Cutting stenfits, etc. Side has to put up with a tot ot ugreenu otitice girts who ilincter more ttxan tletp tler. Stone is our inusy tittte tacty. Nye Witt miss i1cr winning personatity, tier iietp- tutncss. Stme tlas proven a trienct to att. tvtrs. Learct is ttwe guardian ot tile superinlenctentis ottice. tvtr. tiarner keeps tier tvusy most ot tile time, tJut stie must atso wortc tor time teteptione company anft traction Company. At any rate weitt wager that stie must Care tor one twunctred catts a ctay, anct setts about titty passes a week. A pteasing anct etticient manner'-1 timatis tvtrs. t,earft. VNfe appreciate tier etltorts. Buzz, tnuzz and ytr. Smitta woutct tue seen sawing a toctc from one ot our tocftcers. Paut is trying tlarct to equat ttie Capatote tyir. Smitiw, anct tue seems to tie progressing rapictty. tVtr. Smitti tieeps Paut under controt toy giving tlirn a good Dlitcti ruto now anct tt1en. Paut is a prominent person in tile timetigtmt ot att ot our sociat events-Cteaning up atter our parties. Vve stlatt miss ttiem greatty.

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rf' .J ,z . ' f,,, .ff Q .., I I C . 1 I, 132.1 ' 1 I 1 I X J ,f f.r gf X N, NIORS CLOSE M... I I ,,u j . I, f 1 gr 'rt' I N. A P !! il f v JN' -J 4 ii tx - . 7 1 , if I bENIOR OFFICERS ljresidenjz 1 , - , - Ted Mengel xfiCe44gg'Sid,fnt i A 19 1- James Byers Secretary' - -If V-lillelma Schulltar' Treasurer 'fltsouis . Cassi ,i . r X . l HERE was a great hustle and hustle hehind stage. The cast toolc their places. Slowly the curtain rose and the spectacular drama laegan. 'P' '! perlormers they enter the class rooms, learlul at what may 'happen and yet at the same time, I happy at the thought ol the new adventure which they had long antici- Q pated. The teachers and pupils worlced hard to lay a tirm upon which the huilding ol their luture education rests. As the lirst scene unlolds, we see our aspiring young tremulously emharlcing upon their school career. Demurely ' r loundiation ,f ,J J The second scene shows the juvenile cast hecoming 'hetter acquainted aaulx lorming intimate friendships. ' They are developing into young men and women. No longer do they persue the elementary three HR'su alone, for now they have the added responsihility ol history, geography, and spelling. As the curtain slowly closes. the several sixth grades are merged and We lind our stuclents going lorward as an unit into the .iunior High School and thus our tirst act ends. At the heginning ol the second act. we find that our performers have grown up a little. Now they have had some experience and are well poised. For the llirst time a lew memhers are elected as representatives ot the whole class. These students enter the organization, the Student Council, which is the governing 'hody ol: .lunior High composed ol the representa- tives lrom all three grades. These representatives supervise the activities ot the student loody. THE MIRAGE Page lfiglilveii