Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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MIRA HOT DOG GIRLS Any more hot dogs ready?U Give me a bunln Hurry up, fill my basket so I can go. Those are familiar phrases in the kitchen where the hot dogs were made. This year, due to the candy shortage, hot dogs were sold to raise money for the Mirage. With the help and advice of Miss Naugle, our Home Economics teacher, it was a big success. Cooperation on the part of the girls and their wil- lingness to work proved a great factor in making the hot dog sale the success it was. It wasn't an easy or an enjoyable job to sell those hot dogs. The girls ignored the pessimistic persons, and in this way they were able to overcome all the problems that arose. The long and tireless work of the girls will always be remembered. We of the Mirage Staff wish to thank the girls for their splendid work, lVliss Naugle for her fine supervision, and Mrs. Racinger for the use of her home. They have helped a great deal to make the Mirage this year the Hne book it is. Row 1: Steele, Weaver, Miss Naugle, Mignanelli. Row 2: Racinger, Beglin, Wallace, Walther. Row 3: Napoli, Puryear, McMichael, Parsons, Ford, Stablow. Row 4: Kern, Lem- mon, Spade, Pinciotti, Taylor. 1 9 4 5 Q 26 M

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The bancl's marching was outstanding this year, and although Mr. Caputo nearly gave up in despair, he was justly rewarded for his efforts. The band has put across that old pep and vigor that is so essential to our school. . On the football field the band has shown its talents by clever specialties that they staged. One of these was The Dumb Drum- lVlajor. They also made letters and unique patterns on the foot- ball field between the halves at the games. The annual band banquetywas again enjoyed by all members in the American Legion Home. The band also presented a minstrel and a spring concert which proved the versatility of the band in two widely contrasting events. This ends the three years of marching and twirling for our drum-major and four majorettes. Everyone agrees that the major- ettes aid in the appearance of the band, and so after much dif- ficulty Mr. Caputo has been able to choose four new ones who he thinks should please everyone. No one realizes the sacrifices a band member must make dur- ing the year, and the high school thanks you, band members, for your loyal school spirit. ...gg-

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Brewer, Frank, A. Frank, Goettman, Wfaddell, Horter, Goodman, Strohel, Wliite, Zarillo Binkley, Yee, Castrodale, Cosky, Miss Withrow, Van Duzer, Goodwald, White, Conrad Stonnish, Nocera, Frezza, Colella, Roberta, Hanshaw, Giralico Stelter, Hart. POP KIDS Pop Kidsn-doesn,t sound very familiar and it isn't, for this is the first time in Rochy's history that pop has been sold as a sep- arate project, Its success was due to the unselfish efforts of those who watched over the pop till game time, those who sold it, and those who gathered the empty bottles. Little would have been ac- complished without the harmony and cooperation shown by all. We of the Senior Class and Mirage Staff wish to thank Miss With- row for her willing, capable supervisiong and all those who assisted, for their contribution to the publishing of the Mirage. ,-- 27 , ,