Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

NK? Xx OGETHER WE HAVE WORKED AND THUS THROUGH NITY WE PRE 1 . SENT OUR Fon THIS YEAR Rochffstg? MFPESCHOOI wb'- dh But wb!! think of thee Dcar Honky Ever as our home ll J , J I fl if IN! v . J . Y - J J J V J 1 If if ' 1 J ff J J J . J l j IV .J , J ,V J 'aj X ,J HJ sl X ,I nfl! ul ll , J f U l A I ' I l l 1' f if ' 1' il Qmzfmm. . . TO Elizabeth C. McCoy Principal and Teacher in the Rochester Schools -l929 A Christian of impeccable character, an outstanding educator, a most gracious lady, and a sincere and loyal friend, this book is dedicated by The Class of i946 A gentle lzeart is like ripe fruit, which bends low, that all may pluck it. yf!f0JZfff1.fc,f ,Q ful xi MX ,ffaxfifff-c, ,,g,,g,Cf ,ff fa! cA.,g,cfyA,g,,,l' vqfjg, IJ ffi'-fvfj fkfl' Vg. .jb,..,J c, X ,f Jfvoff 4,1 JJ LZ if .Af N-ff 4,f, , -Cf-5, ,J 0' N' f' JXJZL ,lf-X XY!!-'VIX ,L-44, ,f'4f 'L'y 'xc an ufayffd ff?-'f fa'J'Jf-ffl! 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'MW ' f '1 .. 635' 9 ' 'l'- C G Q? ?21:::.vg E? ,,' XA X X ' V-' , .- o a ADMINISTRATION MR BARNER I shall always remember the class of l945 with a great deal of pleasure This class started to school in I934 which was the same year I b came Superintendent of Schools I am therefore in a large measure responsible for many ot the activuties and studies this class has pursued I m proud of your achievements and pleased that so many are members of our musical organizations while others have par ticipated in athletic contests These activities stand out in my mand and you have con tributed to their success by your willingness The members of the class of I946 have always worked well together This cooperative spirit to work for a goal and putting class interests above individual desires is an impor MR PEACOCK B S M Ed American History P O D Basketball Coach MR FARLEY tant lesson you have learned To live happily you must live and work with a group Congratulations' I hope the lessons you have learned here will be valuable to you as you go forth into further fields of activity Robert P Barner You may have had serious moments here in school but I am sure you will never forget the fun we have had together With a mixture of work and pleasure we have grown in unity records that will In the future be traditions By doing this you have added to the stature of your alma mater So this class goes out of high school in a victorious hour Stern duties lie ahead Sacri fices will be needed Ideals must be defended but life will be fuller for you and better because by work you know the value of the greater things It holds The brave never die though they sleep in dust Their courage nerves a thousand living men I congratulate the Class of I946 These are tremendous times Be brave work unitedly democracy needs you and you are ready G0 but don t forget us Fenton H Farley Our Assistant Principal I I I . ' . ' I e ' - 1 1 , , ' a A , 4 I - . I I . 1 . . - l . . I to work. of spirit. Thus, this class has established . . I I . . I 1 . V . ' . . ' 1 I Il I - . 1 ' ' II . n I , I I 6 I A -10.. F G Marshall Donald Cook C C McCreary W F Dentzer Paul Scheldmontel Cloro L Hetzler Elmer Otto BOARD OF EDUCATION ,J 3 Mr. George Davis ilu appz-eriatiuu fur gum' lung ani! faithful seruire in the Zilnrhezter lgnhlir Srhnnlz -11.- ul I MR ARMSTRCNQ Miss BRADSHAW Miss BREHM MR ARMSTRONG BE MLutt Boolckeeprng Shorthand Transcription MISS BRADSHAW AB MLltt Spannsh English MISS BREHM B Ll A B M Lntt English Publnc Speaklng MR CAPTUO studled under Alfred Cortot at l.Ecole du Musique Pans Studied at Salzburg Austrna MRS DAVIS AB MA Plane Geometry Busnness Arlth metuc MISS EWINC AB Latin English MR EWINC BS MEd Algebra Football Coach MR CAPUTO MRS DAVIS MISS EWING MR EWING F V1 , I ,- . Q' If ,1 X , ll A IIJ F L ' , -x., K lk,- l - - I . , , ., . . , , I ' 'I ' ' I ' , . .., . ., , . , . ' I ' r 1 ' 1 ' , l . .l . . I ' I ' 'I I ' . I . ., . . I . ' . fig ' I i MRS 'ZAR'-EY MR FARI-EY MISS HODNICK MRS FARLEY AB AM Ermglush Lbrarxan MR E FARLEY BS MEd Comefry Trugonom try Mechanical Drawmg MISS I-IODNICK B S Art MRS KIRK Typmg World I-Ilstory MISS LUDWIC- A B Englnsh Amerncan I-Ilstory MISS MILLER A B World History Algebra MISS NAUCLE B S Home Economics MRS KIRK MISS LUDWIG MISS MILLER MISS NAUGLE 13 View I . ?SI2,E5fA 7: 'fl' . , . ,, . . , 0 ' 0 .I W . . . , , ,, . . I. , V , I Q , , ., . f' , I , . I ' 'I I ' l , . ,, , . , . ., . Y ff, f, , f f . flliffl' KA' I ' ' ' Q Q' , N A2217 , IG-T FUR . F . . 1 -' 1 'ff ' MR PELL MR VCN PI-IILP MR PELL Shop MR VON PI-IILP BS MEd Physics Chemistry MISS SHEERER BBA Typmg Shorthand Commerclal C- orgraphy MRS SI-IRUM A B Health PhysncalEducat:or1 MISS STEINACKER A B Bnology MRS TURNER AB American I-lustory Algebra MISS WILSON BS Home Ecohomlcs fun-W M' MISS STEINACKER MRS TURNER 14 I . , . . , . ., . . , , I ' ' 'I I I O .. , . , . ,, , . , . . . . , . , , . , . ., . nw 'W Ik fl MISS WITHROW MR ZANES MISS WITHROW A B M Lntt English MR ZANES BS Health Physlcal Education EDITH MICNANELLI Mr Bamers Secretary MARYBELLE SHEE Mr Farleys Secretary EDITH MIGNANELLI MARYBELLE SHEE .- 15 -.. PAUL BOCK d ARCHIE HANEY mr Smrth lin illivmnriam nf OF ROC!-IY I-IIGI-I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presndent Don Puerce Vlce Presudent Ruth Johnson Cecr tory Kotue Thorpe Treasurer Bull Mooney SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we walk through the halls of Rochy for the last tume we the Class of 46 pause to react our school career un the past four years As freshmen In Junlor Hugh we looked for ward to that long awauted day when we would The day flnally arrlved and we entered Sensor Hugh as lowly Sophomores We soon became famnllar with the old sayang Sophomores remain seated whale the Sensors are dlsmussed That year we excelled ourselves by brlngung nn more scrap paper than the other two classes thus wunnnng the paper dnve We also had a champnonshrp football team which made us very proud of our school We wound up our Sophomore year by having the tradltlonal Sophomore Class Party which was a great success To show that ours was the best class as Juniors we went over the top In our maga zlne sale by brnngung In more money than any of the classes before us By doing thus we were able to have a successful Banquet and Prom :ng several parties we completed an eventful year Nevertheless we reached that hnghly esteemed posltlon of Sensors As nt was our last year of school we labored hard to make lt a worthwhile year We sold peanut bruttle and Christmas cards and had the annual Sensor Class Play whlch was somethlng to behold And now as we say farewell we know well thunk of thee dear Rochy ever as our home l l l I ' I - II II ' 1 1 1 1 - ' - I enter Semof Hlgh- which meant very much to us. Also by sponsor- . . . .. ,, ' I . . . . . . ,, h U ' , . , . . I ' . . , . . ' I' II II . . I . I ' ..1g.. Most Love Sick Best Dancer Prettiest Hair Best Natcired Best Athlete Cutest Most Studious Biggest Blotter Best Dressed Most Twllmtive Qoietest Prettiest Complexion Prettiest Teeth Prettiest Eyes Biggest Pest Most Elirtatious Best Looking Best Musician Most Tired SENIOR SUPERLATIVES l-larry Crates Darb Fisher Lodis Lombardo Elmer Collins Dick Rager John Burg Edwin 'lanlmns NNill s McDermitt Paul Vollmer l-lowwrd Einlx Charles Anlqnex Bob Staats Charles Reader Elmer Merrifield Karl Bellqe Bill Livingston Bill Mooney Joe Rottura The Mirage Staff l J Tony baughman l-lelen Louise Reese AxlICC Blackburn Marian Kwmpmeyer Jo Colela Donni Ann Wyre lwnet Anderson Libby 'iely Evelyn Finkenbinder Betty Schroeder Mary Ann McCann Demi Metr s Margaret Ann Rowland Anna Mae La Valle Alberta Buddymeyer Mwriorie H le Butchie Bloom Mary Louise Cm . A N ,, ,, a . . A . A I . I Ac L - 11 ff K I C C JC . L i A . ,, -. ,, I ,I Best Personality Don Pierce Caroline Dilirancesca C C I C I ll I l C c O . C M I . A . A . C , , O . K . . Anderson Janet Jan Lakes baskeball and swummung a fruend of all ambrtuon to conquer Spamsh Ankney Charles Charlne Never says much good student success to you Charles Baughman, Kathryn Tonl frequently seen rndmg In a blue car as one of the favrer members of our class always beats that tardy bell Belke ar ar Lukes to talk dnslukes Spannsh talks wants to be a bachelor77 Bender Betty Betty One of the cuter members of the class pet peeve as Englush talks wutty and full of fun Blackburn Aluce Al Owner of a swell personalnty IS one of our faur country mandens popular wuth the opposlte sex Bloom Margaret Butchne ls one of our popular malorettes worthy Football Queen here s to her success Bogeatzes Anna Anna One of the quiet lassues of our class wants to be a beauty operator Brewer Charles Chuck A worthy member of the class hates to gave English talks we re sure he ll go places Brnghtwell Frances Frances Appears very quuet b t reality :sn t wullmg to do anythlng for Rochy Brrghtwell Grace Grace The other half of the Brnghtwell susters us a good student best wushes to you In the future to be a secretary we know she wull succeed Burg o n Blond wavy haur has a way wuth the women out for a good tnme Burns Hazel Hazel A good student has a ready smule for everyone halls from the country Bush John Johnme Plays end on Rochy s gnd :ron always has a smile for you well liked by all Christie Mary Lou Mary Lou A typlng whlz small but lots of pep a sure success Cark Betty Betty slow talker and quuet thnnker always seen wnth Carrue J Anderson C ,Amkney wants to travel lots of luck Betty Clayton Cathenne K Boughmon K Belke Nookre Very octave member of our class enjoys sports B Bender A Blackburn wants to teach math M Bloom Brewer A Bogeatzes F Braghtwell G Brlghtwell A Buddemeyer J Burg H Burns J Bush M Chrlstle B Clark C Clayton Z0 . , - H- ' A A . . . is l . . . A I 'T I . . . , I . . I -H .ntls . . . . . . , K I- K lu- ' . . . ' A ' . . . .. . . . , -- 1 . - . I l T I I l ' l ll Il . . . , - - . I -,, ,, . I U in Buddeymeyer, Alberta-''Alberta -Short . . . blond . . , ambition J h - J, B. - A ... ' I ll - If I f . . Q . l D I I in ,,-A I I . . . , , . . . , V Z ,, . H . - . Ml I 'V 'UG V W1 , of 'Z , Ps 3. is ' 1 W Clayton H Coates T Coene J Colella E Colluns Cooper E Cordes V Cuufo D Daman M J Davus C DuFrancesca G Dyer Clayton Walter Wally Tall blond and has a comeback for everythlng plays football Iukes to lusten to Vaughn Monroe Coates Harry Harry Plays trumpet un the band lukes the name Kathryn success to you Coene Theodore Ted Lukes ta guve Englush talks for Muss Wuthrow always wuth a smlle we know Ted wull go places never a care never a worry always a chuckle always a laugh Colllns Elmer Elmo Tackle on Rochys team always has a wltty remark a fruend to everybody Cooper Sella Jane Sella A loyal member of the band Frequently seen un a black Plymouth pet peeve IS chemustry Cordes Evelyn Corky One of those tall blonds all around good athlete llkes the tall dark and handsome type Cuufo Vuo et Vuolet Upholder of North Rochester always seen wlth the gang swel gurl Daman Dollymae Dolly Thus fOlF damsel halls from the country her quuet ways have won the admlratuon of her classmates Davus Mary Jane Mary Jane All good thungs come ln small packages thats Mary Jane pet peeve IS Engllsh talks DFrancesca Corolune Carrue Pep vm and vugor descr bes her helps to make Rochle a success best of luck Dyer George G orge uuet guy ln the classrooms one of our shop boys a nuce guy Eakln Dorothy Dot Dorothy us one of our truendly class members always has somethung to say success us hers Elu Josephune Jo --One of the smaller members of the class loves to talk ambutlon to be beautlcuan Emerlck Norma Norma Halls from East Rochester full of lute and merrument usually seen Wlfh Beverly Esworthy Earl Ear Tall dark and slow halls from Denton Plan a swell fruend to have Funk Betty Betty A red head always ready to help others owner of a good vouce Funk Howard Funk Dreams of Jeannue Wlfh the llght brown halr plays the drum un the bond always has somethung to say 21 D Eakln N Emerlck E Esworthy B Funk H Funk lf -'M o lu -- 4 . 1' use 14 V ,' , - .2 . I , E-9 . ' 4 X- ' . ' N' f Q, ' s , :sk X' A. K' 'Eg l . K 12' ,-Y , , A , 'F t. T 'v , ' ' 1 K' ASQ 'Aka'-fu 5 I' S . .... ' S. I i 1 I . . . , - -- I - ... . . . Colella, Josephine- Jo -Good athlete and full ot fun . . . II I I I . . , , -- - , . . . . . . , . . . I . . . , - '- . . . , T' . ll - If ll 4 f Il - I - - , . , . . , . . . . . . . , u, 3 ,, Q . . , . . . . . , - . . . , - - . - - I -,u 'Ht I I - . ' ,, ,, H ... ' ... ' , - A H- . ' J- Eli Fankenbander Evelyn Evelyn A busy bee always doang thangs for the class of 46 presadent of the Tra Ha Y Faslner Elanor Fash Short cute and full of pep energetac cheerleader pet peeve as Spanash Fasher Robert Darby Sharpshooter on the basketball floor fraendly nature and humor has won ham many traends Frank John Nose Small but maghty wants to grow to 6 tt tall wants to be O bachelor G ast Eugene Geast Football manager full of fun a'ways ready to do somethang for Rochy Gerace Mary Mary Owner of a pleasant smale short but sweet Good Luck Mary Gerace Rose Ann Noted for her deep voace good shorthand student ambataon to be a secretary Gomory James Jam A hard dravang half back has has ups and lDownlaes lots of' Luck Jam Gordon Raymond Ray Always busy wants to be a mechanac sure to be a success Gramm George George Co edator of the Marage prefers has drum to a blond tavorate wath us all Guy Mary Louase Mary Louase Hep the top Haney Ruth Ruth uaet hard workang member of our class proved herself an unseltash and worthy student Heurang Ronald Sonny Does not belaeve an con centratlon always wallang to have a good tame well laked b all l-lole Maraorae Margae Known for her Englash talks on of our loyal candy kads best of luck to Margae Hood Fra k Sonny Comedaan of our class always lookang for a good tame peppy cheerleader Hoop Arba Jean Arba Jean Possesses a pleasant smale has won many f aends an Rochy Ha best washes to her Hudson Albert Sonny Haals from Bradgewater dasllkes Englash Fmkenbmder E F,5l-yer talks quaet untal you know ham Jackson Manna Manna B Fasher J Frank Has abalaty to play the paano loyal class member E Geast M Gerace Good Luck R Gerace J Gomory R Gordon G Gramm M L Guy R Haney R Heurang M Hole F Hood A J Hoop A Hudson M Jackson 72 ' ' ' 11 11 . ,Q a - M- . . . - aa ,l . r . - - aa . ,f , . 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N' I 4 ,, , a, Uv R Johnson M Kampmeyer M E Kelly E Ketterer M Knpatrlck N Koutoulakls G Krepps M .l Knglem A M LaValle E Lehman B Llvnngston L Lombardo Johnson Ruth Ruth Always a smlle for everyone s e will succeed IH everything she undertakes Kompmeyer Marlon Kampy A jolly sensor known for her athletlc ablluty best wnshes to Marlon Kelly Mary Ellzabeth Llbby Always causlng some dlsturbance wall be mussed by Rochy Ketterer Earl Dud Lrkes baseball efflcuent stu ent wants to be successful ln lute Kulpatruck Margaret Margy Qulet and tacttul known for last mmute dashes to school loads of luck Koutoulakus Nlcholas Nnck Senous and ldeallstlc always ready to help out best wushes Krepps Gertrude Trudy Ambition to be o nurse we wlsh her great success Krnglem Mary Jo Mary Jo sonallty LaValle Anna Mae Anna Mae Sparkling eyes and dellghtful smlle seldom seen wuthout Margy Lehman ar Curly Llkes al sports favorlfe hobby as sleepung swell personallty lvlngston Wnlllam B ll One o the smaller members lnkes late hours lo s of luck B ll Lombardo Louls GeGe lntellugent student dlvudes hrs tlme between studies and baseball Marquette Margaret Margy One of the smallest among us always seen wnth Anno Mae May Dona Lou Dona Lou Charrnmg gurl carefree ways ambman IS to be another Cass Daley McCann Mary Ann Mary Ann Qu et and shy rea value to ner class always busy at somethnng McConoughy Leo Leo Wonderful s ns of humor a ways workung for the class markings of an artls' McCoy Wayne Mac Worthy member of the bond ambltlon to b a mnmster M Marquette D L Moy M Ann McCann L McC0naughy bgnd member favorute wuth everyone W MCCOY W Mcoefmm McDermltt Wu lls Wu lle Never a dull moment fave ye r 3 2 ' tit - I aa, l ' v l if l 3 K' I -H Hi . A - - h 1 H l, , .. .. . . . . , - - . , . . ,, Hi, -A I -H ,,-. .. F d .1 u ' . . U - ' , , I ll If - - - l . . ,, . ,, , , , .. . , . H H . . . . . , - . . . . . . . , T' -A talented artist . . . member of the chorus , . . engaging per- . f, ,, . , . . , - 1 L I I . . . l v . . , , E I ,, HW- . I . . . '..vq,,i,,- f . . , ' . . . r , a . . . , . . . , . . . , ,, ,, . . . , , - - , - - A . . . I V . l H H , . - - e. e . . , . - - ,, H - , . ., ' e ' . . . Y . Q, fl-T l I 4 I . - I . Q , . -2 - McElhaney Harold Pop Star football and basketball player wullung tO help and back the class at all tumes McGatfuc Sara Sara Quuet but fruendly always ready to have a good tume usn t certaun of her ambutuon McKunnus Durbun Dub Raduos hold a strange fascunatuons for hum ukes skatung best of luck to you McLaugl'ulun Charles Duck Came to Rochester last year from Wellsvulle good fruend to have around Merrutueld Elmer 'Elmer Tall ark and handsome looks and personaluty ambutuon to be a draftsman Metros Dema Dema Blond haur wutty member of the chorus a good lustener for Mr Armstrong s pokes Mugnanellu Helen Helen A North Rochester Muss always has a fruendly smule heres Luck to you Mulnes Harry Harry Top un the fueld of mathematucs a capable organuzer Mooney Wulluam uuet u not shy prefers baseball to hus studues Morutz Anna Anna Lukes o certaun boy named Curly a u tle gurl w f o Morruson Catherune Catherune Lukes Monaco plans a home mckung career always seen wuth Evelyn Mueller Edna Ed A good example of good thungs come un small packages hauls from the Noss Plan Murtha Ray Ray Spends most of hus tume workung lots of luck to you Nuedergal Donald Don Left us uoun the Marunes we salute you Neu Dolores L Thus gurl lukes Mudland we wonder why 9 her pet peeve us typung Nelson Ellen Peaches One of our commuters 1 1 from the Sunflower road always smulung ambutuon to be797 Nemec Wulluam B ll Another one of Rochy s luttle men H Mcmhoney S MCGOHIC halls from Noss Plan Packer Dolores Dolores Always D MCKmmS MCI-Gughlm un the know worthy Tru Hu Y member always wullung to Merrufueld Metros be D H Mugnanellu H Mulnes B Mooney A Morutz C Morruson E Mueller R Murtha D Neudergall D Neul E Nelson B Nemec D Packer 24 fx' ' t' L . . . , , . , , ' ' ' ' ' ' I Q- , . . . , - - , d , Il - I ut - - . .. . . . . . , - - ,, . . , it , - - . . . f . . . ,, . ,, , . . . , - Bull -Q , b T ,u ,, . . ,, ,, A 'I H . ith a lo, f go . . . , - - I ' - . . . . . . , I IA ll . - 4 . . . , - - to . , . 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J A Parrus M Perrone D Puerce P Portman E Puhr D Roger C Reader E Reed H L Reese J Reuch G Robunson F Roebuck Parrus Jo Ann Jo Ann Always workung for the good of the class eftucuent worker for the yearbook great personaluty Perrone Muke Muke Luves un North Rochester spends hus tame at the Army and Navy Store lukes the women Puerce Donald Don Asset to our class Senuor Class Presudent one of our best quarterbacks Portman Patrucua Po Deserves nofhung but the best has many truends un Rochy ambutuon us to be a nurse one of the quueter members of the class Roger Ruchard Duck Hauls from Reader Charles Chuck Hates Spanush talks always uokung star on the basketball floor Reed Edward Ed An East Rochester boy gets along wuth all the gurls best of luck Ed Reese Helen Louuse He en Eat dance and be merry us her motto ambutuon to be an unteruor decora or Reuch Jean Jeanne A studuous member always has a pleasant smule one of Muss Brehm s ta thtul helpers Robunson Geraldune Gerry A to katuve member of our class always apprecuates cu good joke Rochy wull muss you Roebuck Frances Frances Hauls from Conway but IS a loyal supporter tor Rochy posseses a fruendly cwaracter best of luck to you Romugh Lous Mae Lous Very fond of sungurug t endly personaluty always ready to do her part Rosenkranz Dorothy Rosle Takes the bus from the Sunt ower Road every day popular wuth the opposute sex Rottura Jos ph oe ls well known for hus sungung abuluty small but mughty we expect bug thungs from you Rowland Margaret Anne Margy Needs no untroductuon well known for her fruenclly smule owner of a wonderful per sonalutv Rudnucku Jessue Jessue uuet and modest she wull succeed wherever fortune may lead her Samchuck Josephune J A smule for everyone helped to make the Peanut Bruttle sale a success best wushes to you 75 L Romugh D Rosenkranz J Rottura M Rowland Rudnucku J Samchuck l 7' ' 'il 1 ,:': -W-' , ,ia xp, . y, 5 P if Q . . an . 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H . . . , v' V ' w I 9 -,,J H- . . . . . ,, H . . , . - , . . . . . , - -Q . , , ' ' ' ' . h . . ,, ,, . - o - . . . , I R Sands A Scherer H Schwelnsberg A Sayre Schroeder Sclaretta Sands Robert Bob Always seen ln a green Nash doesn t say much but knows a lot swell fellow Sayre Donna Ann Donna Ann Enthuslastlc cheer eader a lolly happy go lucky person favorlte Wlfh everyone Scwerer Audrey Aud Another one of our peppy cheerleaders lnte llg t always lolly and frlendly wlth everyone Scwroeder Betty Betty Well known for talklng abl lty loyal supporter for our football and basketball team a ways wllllng to do her share Schwelnsberg Howard Frltz Llkes Peaches a qulet member of the class always s en ln a b ue Ford Sclaretta LOUISE Loulse Haus from North Rochester loves to talk ambltlon to b come a slnger Scoble Janet SCObIE A country lass always talklng every one s frlend Shlelds Dolores DaDo Seldom seen wlthout Flsher llkes to dance popular w th the opposlte sex studlous member of the class falthful band member Skelton Madolyn Mlckey LIKES to dance and have fun always on the go ambltlon to be a nurse lucky patlents Smlth Donald Don Always around when wanted ClISlll46Sfl'1e women ambltlon to be a great vlollnlst Staats Robert Bob LIRGS the Rochester Cheerleader tsl a good worker has no ambltlon as yet Starcher Ruth Ruth A newcomer to Rochy Hlgh small and qulet heres wlshlng you luck Stewart, Evelyn Evelyn Short and sweet can usually be seen wlth Catherlne ambltlon unknown Strachen Maggle Maggle Pretty red halr llkes Conway good typlst a frlendly smlle for everyone Storobel Marlan Marlan Loads of fun charmlng personallty studlous nature always ready and wllllng to help Stuck Mae Mae Always even tempered and yolly well known for her super salesmanshlp Tanklns Edwln Edwln A great chemlstry student llkes to out smart the teachers J Scoble D Shlelds R Slmolelt M Skelton D Smlth R Staats R STOFCLICV E Sfewflff M Strachen M Strobel M Stuck E Tanklns Z6 . , A lf 11 - ' . 1 i i ' ' ' A . . . f - - I Q 3 , A 4 ' ' , . . 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' I I U M Teets B Thomas Thorpe E Tummaro K Va kovuc J Vodenuchar P Vollmer M Vonakus S Vonakus A M Walker B Warrlck R Welhaus Teets Margaret Peggy Lou Sulent and shy unterested In Classical music ambvtlon to be a pnanlst Thomas Ben yamxn Ben A star on the football fueld swell dancer has a way with the women Thorpe Katherune Katne effuclent class secretary always seen with the gang dark eyes noted for her long Englnsh talks Vutkovnc Kath erlne Katherine Halls from Conway a qunet gal nlce to have around no specnal plans for the future Vodenuckar Jean Jean A country lass daslukes comung to school so early ln the morning a swell friend Vollmer Paul Pau J Wick V Wood Halls from Vanport but us one of Rochys loyal sons has won the approval of the c ass Vonakls Maruan Marnan Always smlllng a good commercial student ambutuon IS to be a prnvate secretary Vonakus Sophne Sophne Good class worker member of the chorus a frnend ln need IS a frnend undeed Walker Anna Mae Anna Mae Good IN MEMORY natured and luked by all has a great lnterest ln Beaver Falls ambltuon to be a nurse Warrlck Beverly Bev Cute wlth dark fllrtatlous eyes never seen wlthout Norma NORMA SNYDER plans for the future Welhaus Robert Bob Interested nn Brnghton plays an electrrc gultar bound to go places Wnck John Jack Co edltor of the Mnrage a good chemlstry student lots of 'uck Wood Vnrgunla Vnrglnua One of our red heads spends much tome an the Home Eco nomlcs Department '3 ' ' ' '- flew, ' .4 77' V- 2 ' 1 , 5 :I vt! , ' 7 ' 1 z A I f I I, Il I . . . 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ACTIVITIES JANET ANDERSON Mlrage Staff 4 Junior Banquet Commnttee3 GAA 2 3 4 Off: cer 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 lnta mural Basketball 2 3 4 Pop Klds 4 R Club 4 Gym Exhnbltlon 2 War Stamp Salesman 3 4 CHARLES ANKNEY KATHRYN BAUGHMAN Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Trl HI Y 2 3 4 War Stamp Salesman 2 G rls Basketball 2 3 Prom Commrttee 2 3 Minstrel Show 2 3 4 Bowllng 2 KARL BELKE Basketball 2 3 4 Football 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 Officer 3 Class Play 3 Ban quet Commlttee 3 Stage Crew 2 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 BETTY BENDER Tru Hn Y 4 GAA 2 3 4 Murage Staff 4 Hot Dog Kid 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Banquet Committee 3 Fashnon Show 2 Bowllng 2 ALICE BLACKBURN GAA 2 3 4 Tru H1 Y 2 3 Ring Committee 3 Banquet Com muttee 3 Class Play 4 Gym Exhlbutuon 2 Mnrage Staff 4 Magazine Commuttee 3 MARGARET BLOOM Band 2 3 4 GAA 2 Tru HI Y 2 Prom Committee 3 Band Minstrel 3 Ring Committee 3 Bowling 2 ANNA BOGEATZES Tru Hn Y 2 3 Fashuon Show 2 3 Banquet Commnttee 3 CHARLES BREWER Hn Y 2 3 4 Art Exhn bltlon 2 FRANCES BRIGHTWELL Pop K d 4 Hot Dog Kuds 4 Banquet Commuttee 3 Fashion Show 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 GRACE BRIGHTWELL Intramural Volley ball 2 Prom Committee 3 ALBERTA BUDDEMEYER Tn Hu Y 3 4 Pop Kuds4 GAA 2 3 4 Lnbrary Club4 Bowling 2 3 Banquet Commlttee 3 JOHN BURG-HI Y 3 4 Gym Exhnbntlon 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 HAZEL BURRIS Fashion Show 2 Gym Exhn bntuon 2 JOHN BUSH Intramural Basketball 3 4 Gym Exhlbutlon 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Shop Club 3 MARY LOU CHRISTI Tru Hu Y 3 4 GA A Beaver Fa ls Hugh School ur Reserves I 2 Tr: Ha Y 2 Pep Club 2 BETTY CLARK GAA 2 3 4 Pop Kids 4 Tru Hu Y 4 Intramural Basketball and Vol leyball 2 3 Banquet Commuttee 3 Maga zune Commuttee 3 Bowling 2 3 4 CATHERINE CLAYTON T Hu Y 2 3 4 O ncer 4 GAA 2 3 4 Offlcer3 R Club Officer 4 Library Club 4 Mirage Staff 4 Gurls Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Senior Class Play 4 Pop Klds 4 WALTER CLAYTON Football 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Class Play 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Mirage Staff 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 4 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Munstrel Show 3 Paper Drive 2 I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Prom Commit tee 3 Paper Drrve 2 Class Play 4 Gym Exhlbntron 2 TED COENE Monaca Hugh School 2 Hs Y 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Hlghest Peanut Bruttle Salesman 4 Class Play 4 JOSEPHINEMARYCOLELLA GAA 2 3 4 Gym Exhnbutnon 2 Tumblung 2 Basketball 4 Vo 2 3 4 Bowlln Chorus 2 3 4 Banquet Committee 3 Tru H1 Y 2 ELMER COLLINS Football 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Paper Drlve 2 SELLA JANE COOPER Band 2 3 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 GAA 2 3 Gurls Intramural Bas ketball and Volleyball 2 3 Defense Stamp Salesman 2 Minstrel Show 2 Prom Com mnttee 3 EVELYN CORDES T HIY 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Pop Klcls 4 Volleyball and Basket ball 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Gym Exhu butuon 3 Defense Stamp Salesman 2 Bowl ang 2 3 4 Fashion Show 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' ' I I I - 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 I I' ' - I - I 11 11 1 1 1 1 I I 3 fl - - I I Il. I I 1 - , 4, I G I I 1 ' - 1 ' .... ' - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 'I - I I - - I I T 1 1 1 1 1 ' -I , - I ' I I ' l I 1 I ' I ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' , I l rI- - I 1 I I , I A I 11 11 1 1 1 I 1 - ' - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I I 1 S I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 I . , . - - I I ' ' I f I 1 I - I - I I 1 ' I ' I 1 1 1 1 I I ' ' - . I . I 1 1 1 I I ' ' - I I I 1 - . . - , , z - - . , . - - . I HARRY COATES-Minstrel Show 2, 3, Band 1 1 1 , , - ' ' ' ' A ' ' 1 I 1 1 I I I ' I 1 1 , ' , , ' - ' ' 1 1 I , . . .. I . . I '. ' ' I ' ' ' 11 - 11 I - I ' - I 1 I I I I - 1' 1 1 . . . I l i ' ' 1 1 1 I ' T . . . , , , . I . , , I, I I I 2, 3, , lley Ball , , , g 2, I I 1 I I T T I I 1 1 T - . 1 1 I I ' - ' 1 1 - - ' 1 1 I ' ' I ' . . ' ' I I ' ' ' 1 1 ' i h- I- ' I I I . I 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 I - I I 1 I A I - , 1 5 ,- ' ' 1 1 I ' - - , . 1 1 1 I ' 1 I I T Q - I I I - - 1 1 I - -23.- ACTIVITIES VIOLET CUIFO Prom Committee 3 Paper Dnve 2 DOLLYMAE DAMAN Lnbrary Club 4 Paper Drlve 2 MARY JANE DAVIS GAA 2 3 Tn Hu Y 2 Banquet Commuttee 3 Fashuon Show 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Bowling 2 3 CAROLINE DI FRANCESCA Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 2 3 Banquet Commnttee 3 Magazune Commuttee 3 Bowling 2 3 De fense Stamp Salesman 2 GEORGE DYER Home Room Peanut Brittle Salesman DOROTHY EAKIN Chorus 2 3 Prom Com mnttee 3 R Club 4 Home Room Leader of Peanut Bnttle Sale 4 Sensor Class Play 4 JOSEPHINE ELI GAA 2 3 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 2 3 Banquet Commnttee 3 Gym Exhubntnon 2 2 3 Defense Stamp Salesman 3 NORMA EMERICK TrnH1Y 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Prom Commzttee 3 Paper Drnve 2 Bowlung 2 Fashlon Show 4 EARL ESWORTHY Band 2 Prom Committee 2 Rung Commuttee 3 Class Play 4 BETTY FINK Art Show 2 Prom Commuttee 3 Chorus3 4 Tr1HuY3 4 HOWARD FINK HI Y 2 3 4 Stage Crew 2 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus2 3 Minstrel Show 2 3 4 Shop Club 4 Paper Dnve 2 Prom Com mlttee 3 EVELYN FINKENBINDER Junlor Magazine Commlttee 3 Trl Hu Y 2 3 4 Officer 4 Club 3 4 Officer 4 Chorus 2 Stage Crew 3 4 Mlrage Staff 4 Chrustmas Card Commrttee 4 Pop Kuds 4 GA A 2 Class Officer 2 Prom Committee 3 Art Exhlblt 2 ELINOR FISHER Tru H1 Y 2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Stage Crew2 3 4 R Club2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Gym Exhrbntuon 2 Art Exhvbltlon 4 DARBY FISHER Class Offucer 2 Hu Y 2 4 Hn Y Officer 4 HI Y Basketball 2 Bas ketball 2 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Chorus 2 3 Gym Exhubntuon 2 Courtesy Ccmmlttee 2 3 4 Shop Club 3 Paper Druve 2 JOHN FRANK Intramural Basketball 2 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Paper Drive 2 EUGENE GEIST Intramural Basketball 2 4 Gym Exhubltron 2 4 Football Manager 2 3 4 Paper Druve 2 Basketball 2 MARY GERACE GAA 2 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Prom Committee 3 ROSE ANN GERACE GAA 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Banquet Committee 3 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 JAMES GOMORY F otball 2 3 4 In a mural Basketball 2 3 4 Gym Exhrbutlon 2 RAYMOND GORDON Prom Commnttee 3 Defense Stamp Salesman 3 GEORGE GRIMM Chorus2 3 4 Band3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Murage Staff 4 Prom Com mrttee 3 Class Play 4 R Club 4 lntra mural Basketball 3 MARY LOUISE GUY Chorus2 3 4 Orches t23Tr1HlY23GAA2Fas n Show2 MunstrelShow3 4 Bowllng Junior Party Committee 3 RUTH HANEY Art I 2 4 Fashlon Show 4 Banquet Committee 3 SONNY HEURING-Football Manager 2 Hu Y2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Hn Y Basketball 2 3 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 MARJORIE HOLE Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Ban quet Ccmmnttee 3 FRANK HOOD Class Offvcer 3 Mnrage Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Band 2 Orches tra 2 Defense Stamp Salesman 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 I T T III III I I I I 2' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 , Q 2, l , , . 1 F 1 31 . '- '- 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' - ' ' 1 1 - ' ' - . ' . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' ' - . 1 1 1 1 I ' - ' . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - - - , , - , 31 1 - - ' 1 1 1 ' I I I 3 1 1 1 ' , , , ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , I . . I - I I I I , , 1 1 ' - . 11 11 , ' 1 1 - - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 T - 1 1 I . . T O , , , fl' - 1 1 1 , - - - X I h 2 I I I I . - . V 4' C orus ' Sho Club 3. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sensor Class Play 4, Bowlnng 1 1 P 1 1 ' ' - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 - ' , A 11 11 , 1 1 1 - I . 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 T , . fa 1 , - - , , I . . 2 H10 . . . . I I I I I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - , T ' 1 1 , I I ' I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I - I I 1 1 '- . , ' I . 1 1 1 , , , - 1 1 - . . . . , 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 . 11 11 - , , R I I I I 4I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' ...29, ACTIVITIES ARBA JEAN HOOP Banquet Commuttee 3 MINNA JACKSON Chorus 2 3 4 Orches tr 2 3 RUTH JOHNSON Trl Hu Y2 3 4 GAA 2 Class Officer 2 4 Pop Kld 4 Prom Com mittee 3 Rlng Committee 3 Murage Staff 4 R Club 4 Name Card Commlttee 4 Make up Staff 4 Llbrary Club Officer 4 MARION KAMPMEYER Chorus3 4 Tru Hu Y2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Offlcer4 Bowling 2 3 4 Banquet Commuttee 3 Pop Kuds 4 Intramural Volley and Basketball 2 3 4 MARY ELIZABETH KELLY Tru Hu Y 3 4 GAA 2 Mlrage Staff 4 Prom Commit tee 3 EARL KETTERER Intramural Basketball 2 MARGARET KILPATRICK Fashuon Show 2 Paper Drive 2 NICK KOUTOULAKIS Banquet Committee 3 C-ym Exhlbltlon 2 GERTRUDE KREPPS Tru H1 Y3 GAA 2 3 Peanut Brnttle Salesman 4 Intramural Bas ket and Volley Ball 3 4 MARY JO KRIGLEIN Tru Hn Y 4 Prom Com mlttee 3 Mirage Staff 4 Magaznne Com mittee 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Art Exhnblt ANNA MAE LaVALLE Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Junuor Banquet Committee 3 R Club 4 Library Club 4 Junior Party 3 Magazune Committee 3 EARL LEHMAN Rrng Committee 3 BILL LIVINGSTON Hu Y 2 3 4 Rnng Com muttee 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Hu Y Basketball 3 4 LOUIS LOMBARDO Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Chorus 2 MARGARET MARQUETTE T HI Y 3 4 GAA 4 Banquet Commlttee 3 Llbrary Club 4 Fashion Show 2 DONA LOU MAY Prom Committee 3 Ban quet Committee 3 Sensor Class Play 4 CAA 2 3 4 Tr1HlY2 Bowllng2 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 MARY ANN McCANN Mirage Staff 4 Ban quet Committee 3 Fashnon Show 3 LEO MCCONAUC-HEY Banquet Committee 3 R Club Officer 4 Pop Kid Chalrman 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Shop Club4 Sensor Class Play 4 Peanut Brlttle Chairman 4 WAYNE McCOY Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Junior Rung Commit tee 3 Junior Banquet Commlttee 3 Sensor Play3 4 HIY2 3 4 Offlcer3 4 Mnrage Staff 4 WILLIS MCDERMITT Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Orchestra4 Prom Commlttee3 Mlnstrel Show2 3 4 POP MCELHANEY Basketball 2 3 4 Foot 2 3 u H Y 2 Presndent 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 SARA McGAFFlC Tn HIY 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Fashion Show 2 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Pop Klds 4 Hot Dog Klds 4 Jr Banquet Committee 3 Intramural Basketball 4 DICK Mc LAUGHLI N Wellsvllle Hugh School Football 4 Chrlstmas Pantomlne ELMER MERRIFIELD Class Offucer 3 Hu Y 2 3 4 Hu Y Basketball 3 4 Sensor Class Play 4 Basketball Manager 3 Band 2 R Club 3 DEMA METROS Fashlon Show 2 G AA 2 C orus 2 3 4 Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Mlrage Staff 4 Hot Dog Glrls 4 Pop Klds 4 Llbrary Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 HELEN MIGNANELLI GAA 2 Banquet Commlteee 3 Defense Stamp Salesman 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 HARRY MILNES H1 Y 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Banquet Commlttee 3 Highest Sales man Magazune 3 Chorus 2 3 Hu Y Chap lun 3 4 Score Board Chanrman 3 4 BILL MOONEY Hu Y 3 4 Class Offlcer 4 Mirage Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Maga zine Commuttee 3 Sensor Class Play 4 Play Commlttee 4 1. ' I 1 ' - . I . 1 1 1 ' 3 , . ' I 11 11 - I - ' k '- '- - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' I . . . ' ' . ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - ' ' 1 1 I 11 11 I - I 1 1 . 'I I - 4 I 'T 1 -1 1. 1.1 I I 1 . 1 1 1 Q I' -' . ' I '. ' 5 . . 5 . 1 1 ' ' ' I 1 .1 U 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - A - , 1 1 T ' ' 1 1 ' - ' ' ' I - I - 1 1 1 . - . I I - 1 1 - - ' 11 11 ,-I - I ball., ,4j R Cl b2, 3, 4g 1- ,3, 4, V l I 1 I ' . ' L I' I' 1 1 ' ' - , , I: :I 1 f - I 1 5 I ' m t' ' m itte ' 4G Ehb 2B--c 3' I Y Xt 'O'1 1 a qE'ef O 'T' e f DURBIN McKlNNlS 1 I I J - - 11 I - - .1 A- .- ' - I ' . , I 1 . 2 I . 1 - l I ' .- 1 1 1 I - I - I 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . I I I 11 11 -T ' - 1 1 ' f ' . . - , 1 Q 1 11 11 I - I - I l 1 I 1 1 I 1 ll . - I ' ' I ' . h 1 1 -,- 1 1 J ' - - I 5 I 1 2 . I . 5 . I '. 1 1 1 U ' I JI I -. . . 5 f ' 1- ' 1 2 I . 1 1. I 1 1 I - - . 'I 1 1 1. I - fi- '- , 1 f 5 . P . ' . - . 1 ' 1 I . P .f P 'I ' I I . I 1 ' . l ' I ' ' I' 1 . I .'. . 5 . . 5 . 5 ' ' 1 1 I - ' l I -30.- ACTIVITIES ANNA MORITZ Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 GAA 2 4 Mlrage Staff 4 Pop Ksds 4 Banquet Commuttee3 Fashlon Show2 4 Bowlnng2 CATHERINE MORRISON Trl Hu Y2 GAA 2 4 Gym Exhlbntlon 2 Fashlon Show 2 4 Banquet Committee 3 Glrls Basketball Commuttee 4 EDNA MUELLER Fashlon Show 2 Pop Klds 4 Hot Dog Glrls 4 Mlrage Staff 4 Basket ball 2 Banquet Commnttee 3 RAY MURTHA DON NEIDERGALL Band 2 3 Jr Banquet Commnttee3 DOLORES NEIL Gym Exhlbutxon 2 ELLEN NELSON T I H: Y 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Mnnstrel Show 2 3 BILL NEMEC Intramural Basketball 2 Rnng Committee 3 DOLORES PACKER Tr: Hu Y 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Fashion Show 2 Glrls Basketball 2 Chorus 4 Oracle Staff 4 Banquet Com mnttee 3 Bowllng 2 HI Y 2 3 4 Officer 2 3 Banqu Commlttee 3 Mirage Staff 4 R Club 4 Pop Klds 4 Gym Exhnbntlon 2 MIKE PERRONE DON PIERCE Hn Y 3 4 Class Offncer 4 Sta e Crew 4 R Club 2 3 4 Mnrag Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Basketball Man ager3 4 Chorus2 3 Paper Drlve 2 HIY Basketball 3 4 President R Club3 PATRICIA ANN PORTMAN T Hu Y 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Bowlung 2 Banquet Com mittee 3 Mirage Staff 4 ERNA PUHR Intramural Basketball 3 4 Banquet Commsttee 3 DICK RAGER Football 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 CHARLES READER Basketball 2 3 4 HIY 2 3 4 H1 Y Offlcer 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 3 Prom Commnttee 3 EDWARD REED Intramural Basketball Z Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Band 2 4 Mnrag Staff 4 HELEN LOUISE REESE GAA 2 3 4 Tr Hu Y 2 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Gym Exhlb: tlon 2 Fashion Show 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Magaznne Committee 3 JEAN REICH Stage Crew 2 3 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Rlng Committee 3 Mlrage Staff 4 Pop Kld 4 Hot Dog Glrls 4 Banquet Com mittee 3 GERALDINE ROBINSON Trl HIY 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Gym Exhubltuon 2 Fashion Show 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Banquet Commlt tee 3 FRANCES ROEBUCK Intramural Basketball LOIS ROMIGH T HIY2 3 4 GAA 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Banquet Commlttee 3 Fashron Show 2 4 Mirage Staff 4 Stage Crew3 4 DOROTHY ROSENKRANZ Art Exhlbltnon 2 Chorus 2 Tru HI Y 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Pop Kuds 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Minstrel Show 3 Paper Drsve 2 Prom Com mittee 3 MARGARET ANN ROWLAND GAA 2 3 4 Trl Hu Y 2 4 Magazlne Committee 2 Chorus2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Banquet Commlttee 3 Sensor Class Play 4 JESSIE RUDNICKI Banquet Committee 3 G AA 2 Fashion Show 3 Bowllng 2 JOSEPHINE SAMCHUCK Fashnon Show 3 Banquet Commuttee 3 Paper Druve 2 ROBERT SANDS Football 3 Defense Stamp Salesman 3 DONNA ANNA SAYRE TruHnY 2 3 GAA 2 Mnrage Staff 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Chorus2 3 4 Cheerleader2 3 4 Gym Exhlbutlon 2 Sensor Class Play 4 Bowlung 2 AUDREY SCHERER Cheerleader 2 3 4 GA A 2 3 4 Mirage Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Bowling 2 3 Trl Hu Y 2 1 . 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ACTIVITIES BETTY SCHROEDER Trl Hn Y 2 4 GAA 2 3 4 R Club 4 Pop Klds 4 Ban uet Commlttee 3 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Fashion Show 2 Chorus 4 Bowlung 2 HOWARD SCHWEINSBERG LOUISE SCIARETTA Pop Kud 4 Gym Exhu bltuon 2 Prom Committee 3 Chorus 2 JANET SCOBIE T Hu Y 3 GAA 2 3 4 Paper Drlve 2 Banquet Committee 3 Mirage Staff 4 Gym Exhabntlon 3 Pop Kud 4 DOLORES SHIELDS Tru H: Y 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Gym Exhubutlon 2 Rlng Committee 3 ROBERT SIMOLEIT Band 2 3 4 H Y 3 4 Banquet Commlttee 3 Mirage Staff 4 Minstrel 2 Paper Dnve 2 MADOLYN SKELTON Tr HIY 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 DONALD SMITH Murage Staff 4 Banquet Committee 4 Chorus 4 Pop Club 4 Pap r Dnve 2 Defense Stamp Salesman 3 ROBERT STAATS Band 2 3 Mnrage Staff 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Peanut Brittle Chaur man 4 RUTH STARCHER EVELYN STEWART Tru HI Y 2 GAA 4 Fashion Show 2 Bcwlung 3 Intramural Bas ketball 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 MAGGIE STRACHEN T HIY 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Mlrage Staff 4 Pop Kud 4 Banquet Committee 3 Fashion Show 2 Bowllng 2 3 MARIAN STROBEL Fashion Show 2 GAA 3 4 TruHlY 2 3 4 Banquet mittee 3 Pop Kud 4 Mlrage Staff 4 Party3 MAE STUCK Banquet Commnttee 3 Hnghest Peanut Brnttle Salesman 4 EDWIN TANKINS PEGGYTEETS T HIY2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Library Club 4 Banquet Committee Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Exhlbltuon 2 Bowling 2 3 Paper Dnve 2 BEN THOMAS Mirage Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Banquet Committee 3 Foot ball 4 Basketball 4 KATHERINE THORPE Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 A 2 3 C ass fncer 3 Cu 4 Mnrage Staff 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Oracle Staff 4 Chorus 4 Minstrel Show 2 3 Bowlung 2 Llbrary Club 4 Officer 4 ELAINE TUMINARO Prom Commnttee Chorus 2 3 4 KATHERINE VITKOVIC Intramural Basket 2 3 JEAN VODENICHAR PAUL VOLLMER HI Y I 4 Prom Commit tee 3 Pop Kids 4 Paper Drnve 2 MARIAN VONAKIS Fashion Show 2 Chorus 4 Lnbra y Club 4 Trl Hn Y 2 3 Mirage Staff 4 G A A 2 Hot Dog Gurls 4 Pop Klds 4 Basketball 3 Banquet Commut tee 3 SOPHIE VONAKIS Fashion 2 Chorus 2 3 4 GAA 2 Pop Klds 4 Hot Dog Glrls 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Mnrage Staft 4 Banquet Commuttee 3 Mnrage Salesman 2 3 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 ANNA MAE WALKER Trl HI Y 2 Banquet Commnttee 3 Gym Exhnbtlon 2 Christmas Party 3 Bowlnng 2 BEVERLY WARRICK GAA 2 3 4 Trl HI Y 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Gym Exhlbl tlon 2 ROBERT WEIHAUS Stamp Salesman 3 a per Dnve 3 Clothing Dnve 3 Class Play 4 JACK WICK Hn Y 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Mnrage Staff 4 R Club 4 Pop Keds 4 Paper Dnve 2 VIRGINIA WOOD Prom Committee 3 Hot Dog Committee 4 Fashion Show 3 4 Art Exhubtlon 4 A11 11 T. - -2 I ,I I I I . 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'T . - ' P' 21- 1 - ' 'I I Corn- ' I I I I I - -- 2 - . . 2 ,II If , 2 I 1 1 1 I ' ' I Q H 2 2 2 -32- CLAS Janet Anderson walls the farst seat an every class to the twans Phyllas and Rachard Charles Ankney walls has Englash talks to any one who lakes to gave them Kathryn Baughman leaves her empty chaar as farst claranet to Mary Jane Keaser Karl Belke walls has affectaon for Spanash class to any Pan Ameracan chaco Betty Bender walls her shower cap to any unfor tunate underclassman who has as much use fo at Alace Blackburn walls her love for Canteen Dances and Kleervaew s Bar B Ques to Jane l-luth Butchae Bloom walls her after school traps to the Palace of Sweets to Juanata Schleater Anna Bogeatzes walls her assembly seat to any future senaor who wall be an Mass Wathrow s home room Charles Brewer walls has Englash talks to any Junaor who as anterested Francas Braghtwell walls her almost daal tra s brother Ball Carace Braghtwell walls her hard tames an Tran scraptaon class to Catherane Bobo a future senaor Alberta Buddemeyer walls her place an Book keepang class to her brother or any one who does not know better than to take at John Burg walls has home room seat an room 24 to James Baldwan and washes ham luck Hell need at Hazel Burras walls her Saturday evenangs at Kleervaew to Arlene Deemer John Bush walls has left end posataon to has younger brother af he as wallang to work hard enough for at Mary Lou Chrastae walls her talkatave abalaty an study halls to Betty Lavergood who can make good use of at Betty Clark walls her seat an Transcraptaon class to anyone who can stand corney aokes lEvelyn Sayresl S 33 WILL Catherane Clayton walls the troubles of the R Club to next year s presadent Walter Clayton walls has corny pokes to Ralph Morell Ted Coene walls has Ford empty gasolane rataon book and map of country roads to anybody wath a car who thanks he can handle Josephane Colella walls her seat an Chorus to anyone who lakes to wrate Pledges to the F ag Elmer Collans walls has football unaform to a promasang Sophomore Sella Jane Cooper walls her noasy charm brace let to Mrs Kark af she stall wants at Evelyn Ccrdes walls her abalaty to get to away games to anyone who can fand an able and wallang car owner Vaolet Cuafo walls her seat an Englash class to Ann Rachards Dollymae Daman walls her second year Short hand Mary Jane Davas walls her Saturday evenang fun at the Bluebard to Eayda Dallas Carolane Da Francesca walls her abalaty to cheer to anyone wath good strong lungs CSassy Alberts? George Dyer leaves has low standang an Englash to some unfortunate Junaor Dorothy Eakan walls her abalaty to outwat Mr Peacock for her absenteeasm to her saster Mary Ann wath the hope that she can get away wath at too Josephane Ela walls Mass N'Vathrow to her saster Mary who as ten months old Norma Emerack walls her Publac Speakang seats to someone else who lakes to move around Earl Esworthy walls has secret of sleepang Englash class to anyone who needs at and thanks he can get away wath at - - U aa. r ' , l . ' ' ' y 'Y 'D ' A - - from the Noss Plan to Rochy Hagh to her hand book to some Junaor who loves short- . . , . . . . in CLASS W LL Howard Fank walls the part and name Snow ball to an oncomang Manstrelest Evelyn Fankenbander walls the unhappaness of gettang under Mr Gaputos mastletoe to some unfortunate Junaor Elanor Fasher walls her cheerang skart the very best one to Doras McCullough Darby Fasher walls has abalaty to play basket ball to Sarge Alberts John Frank walls has love and knowledge tor baseball to Louas Trudo a great lover of the game Eugene Geast walls has senaor manager s berth to Sarge Alberts Mary Gerace walls her fun of walkang to and from school to a certaan group from North Rochester Rose Ann Gerace walls the hard tame she has gettang up an the mornang to her brother Sam Jam Gomory walls has room 3 sports dascus saons wath Mr Peacock to some Junaor who does not play basketball and can get along wath ham Raymond Gordon walls has home room seat an 22 to any forthcomang Senior George Gramm walls has bass drum to the aver age bass drummer bag and dumb Mary Louase Guy walls her quaet unemotaonal ways to John Lapscomb Ruth Haney walls her Englash Book to anyone who loves Englash' Poor Kad Sonny Heurang walls has seat an Publac Speak ang class to anyone who can get along wath Mass Brehm Maraorae Hole walls Mr Armstrongs corny aokes to her saster Nancy Frank Hood walls has cheerleader s unaform to anyone who can fand at Arba Jean Hoop walls her seat an assembly to Barbara McGann Manna Jackson walls her seat an room 22 to Maldred Taylor Betty Fank walls her place an the tarst row of chorus to one of next year s senaors Ruth Johnson walls her typewrater whach works when at pleases to her brother Glenn Manon Kampmeyer walls her seat an Mr Pea cock s P O D class to anyone who can Iave amad the corn Labby Kelly walls her Bookkeepang ll class to some aunaor who lakes corny jokes Earl Ketterer walls has Trag book to some braany Junaor Margaret Kalpatrack walls to her brother Tom her love of Algebra and her sancere washes that he has better luck wath at than she Nack Koutculakas walls Mass Maller to any stu daous boy or garl who lakes Algebra ll Gertrude Krepps walls her last manute dashes for the early mornang bus to Ronald Head and 'Vlary Jo Kraglean walls all the terrable odors of Rosemary Ortner Heres hopang she can stand them Anna Mae La Valle walls her job an the Labrary every mornang to some future Senior anter ested an Mysteraes Baographaes and dusty shelves Earl Lehman walls has quarrels wath Mrs Kark to Jam Love Ball Lavangston walls has seat an Englash class to an up and comang Junaor My drawang board and T square to Mussy Musgrave Louas Lombardo walls has long walks to school to Sonny Pagley Margy Marquette walls her last manute dashes to school to anyone who gets up too late Dona Lou May walls her well known gaggle to Lola Shaffer Mary Ann McGann walls her long walks to school to all the other East Rochester garls Leo McGonaughy walls to Mr Fenton Farley the Wald West Shows or Joe Barker s Chuck Wagon Gang - - ll - . . . . 11 - ' 1 - . , . . . , , . . . . . . 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' I CLASS W LL Wayne McCoy walls has abalaty to anfluence a boy to lead an devotaons a few manutes betore the tame for an assembly to l-aarry Roth Wallas McDermatt walls has much loved Span ash seat to some unlucky person who wants Pop McElhaney walls all has Englash studaes to Mole Batch Gardener Sara McGaffac walls her love for potato chaps to Betty Jane Lavergood or any other under classman who can stand the strenuous jaw movement Durban McKannas Duck Mcl.aughlan leaves has love for Englash Chemastry P O D and Mr Hotchkass to has brother Jack who wall need at to control has temper Elmer Merrafaeld walls a Pack of Weeds to George Day Dema Metros walls her abal ty to mespel any unfortunate Senaor Helen Magnanella walls her walk to and from school to her ambataous brother Andy Henry Malnes walls has late mornang sleep untal 9 OO to some underclassman who as wallang to work Ball Mooney Anna Moratz walls her short walks to school to anyone who lakes to sleep tall the last man u e Catherane Morrason walls an asparan to Emelda McClure to ease the paan when Mr Arm strong says Fund a place to wrate to Short hand class Edna Mueller walls her frequent traps to New Braghton to Nancy Davadson and hopes she has as much fun as she dad Ray Murtha walls has last manute dashes to school an the mornang to anyone who lakes to sleep late Ellen Nelson walls her freedom from band to anyone who wants to be free from Mr Ca puto Dolores Neal walls her typang abalaty to some one else who thanks they can type Ball Nemec walls has early mornang walks from Noss Plan to George Harley Dolores Packer walls half of the many memoraes thralls and rades to the country and surroundang terratoraes to Betty Wea haus Jo Ann Parras extends to any Junaor who may undertake thas task her sympathy and en couragement Make Perrone walls the odor of H25 frotten eggl an Chemastry class to Sonny Stablow a future Senaor Don Paerce bequeaths has posataon as Senaor basketball manager to Louas Trudo Patracaa Portman walls her corny jokes to any one who can stand them Erna Puhr walls her last manute dash to the bus stop to Booty Barkel Dack Rager walls has soft bed at football camp to John Mengal Charles Reader walls has Spanash talks to has brother who badly needs them Ed Reed walls has long traps to school to any other up and comang Senaor Helen Louase Reese bequeaths her desk of unused books to any up comang Junaor who as studaous Jean Reach leaves her three year place on the stage crew to anyone who can fall at Gerry Robanson walls her early mornang run to beat the bell to Dack Patana Frances Roebuck walls her arravang late an assembly to Helen Radash Loas Romagh walls her daaly walks to the band hall the 6th peraod Sr Chorus to Dolores Shanor Dorothy Rosenkranz walls all the gum she has thrown anto Mass Wathrows wastebasket upon enterang her room to Delores Maller who I know wall have a hard tame goang wathout for one peraod unless maybe she lakes to wrate essays 4 - V 11 11 1 I 11 11 V V A - 11 11 l I 1 I . . . . , 1 1 , . . . - - - 11 11 r ' ' 11 11 - - A 3 11 -11 D. 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V 11 - 11 V - - 11 V - 11 I . . . 1 1 1 CLAS Joe Rottura walls has arguments wath Mr Ca puto to Junaor Morell Margaret Anne Rowland walls her quaet ways and dasposataon to Evelyn Cameron Jessae Rudnacka walls her seat an Englash to some fortunate Junaor Josephane Samchuck walls her typewrater to Lala McPherson hopang she makes good use 0 at Robert Sands walls to whom ever wants at has excuse for not takang gym Donna Ann Sayre walls her seat an the back booth of the Palace of Sweets to Lorrayne Tubaugh Audrey Scherer walls her last manute dashes to school to a future Senaor Betty Schroeder walls her letter wratang to the Navy to Dot McDade but takes a certaan address wath her Howard Schweansberg walls has beard to some one who can t grow one of has own Louase Scaaretta walls Rochy Hagh to any am bataous student who can take at especaally her brother Charles Janet Scobae walls her daaly bus rades to an from school to Alace Mae Wallace Dolores Shaelds walls her 8 20 dashes to school an the mornang to Rosemary Ortner Robert Samoleat walls has abalaty to have fun on the band bus to Jack Cook a comang Junaor Mackey Skelton walls her love for Senaor Eng lash to Jane Huth Don Smath walls has Englash notebook to any one who can read or understand at Robert Staats walls has routane excuses for be ang absent to some other future Senaor who as too lazy to get up an the mornang Ruth Starcher Evelyn Stewart walls her typang seat to some lucky future Senaor who as very ambataous Maggae Strachen walls her pastame of dravang a brown Ford to anyone who lakes Fords S 36 WILL Maraan Strobel walls her daaly traps aroaand the Hagh School wath the Announcement Sheet to some up and comang Senaor who lakes to clamb steps Mae Stuck walls her Englash talks to some future Senaor who lakes them better than she does Edwan Tankans walls the abalaty of has Chemas try Experament group to the next years class Peggy Teets walls her gym locker to Barbara McCann Ben Thomas walls has senaor belongangs to has cousan Sarge Alberts Katherane Thorpe walls her battered alto horn to anyone brave enough to play at Elaane Tumanaro walls all the pleasures of beang a member of the Chorus to Lorraane Tubaugh Katherane Vatkovac walls her late arraval at school to Helen Radash Jean Vodenacker walls her early mornang vasats to Rochester Hagh School to her brother Tony Paul Vollmer walls has seat an Mass Wath row s Englash class to C-eorge Cumashot and May Cod help ham Maraan Vonakas walls her shorthand seat to Elsae Radack Sophae Vonakas walls her short cuts through Junaor Hagh School to her brother George Anna Mae Walker walls her masunderstandangs and entanglements wath Mr Peacock the seventh peraod to her saster Jeanae Beverly Warrack walls the allegaance to any one else who lakes to talk an Mass Brad shaws home room Robert Weahaus walls has seat an Englash class to some unfortunate Senaor to be Jack Wack walls the bag dactaonary an the labrary to Johnny Martano so he can use at to sat on and see over has desk Varganaa Wood ll - 11 - - . . . , . . .rs- - 1 , . I - , 1 I , . d , , ' 11 ' n 1 - . . , . - I ' ' - - 11 - ll . . 1 , , 4 ll 11 ' ' ' Wffrf '36 91 ffl!! rj Juniors Carry On JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Bull Dentzer Vuce Presndent George Doy QECVSTOTY Sue Boyde Treosurer Alex Former JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We are commg to the end of our journey an our school llfe that of berng the upper classmen We were pushed around as Sopho around ourselves It wull be a harder push than In previous years for we are the largest class of Junlors to step unto the upper berth Previously there were only fuve junror home rooms but now there are sux The magazme sale the fnrst project of every junnor year was hlghly successful The profits from thus sale enabled us to have many sea sonal parties and dances throughout the year The hnghlught the Prom Banquet Affalr was made posslble through the capable leadershlp of Mass Muller our junlor class sponsor Mass Maller has made our year successful by gladly guvlng us helpful suggestions and workung hard to make the class of 47 the best Her suggestions and plans were carried out wnth the help of our class officers lt has been a long and hard journey We asm to take advantage of our free educatnon In our next last and most Important year Our Sensor Year 1 ' I I mores and soon we will be doin the ushin , P Q 11 - ' ' . - 4 ' ' I . . - I I I ' . 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' , . .Q 4 ' ' I I ' I ' I , A , - , , . . : P ' , , do ' , J. , S , . , . , . - I I , - , , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , , , . , . , , , . , b , - V, - , Most Love Sick Prettuest l-lair Best Natured Best Athlete Cutest Most Studlous Biggest Blutter Best Personality Best Dressed Most Talkatsve Quletest Prettlest Complexion Prettzest Teeth Prettiest Eyes Biggest Pest Most Flirtatious Best Looking Best Musician Don Schmidt Ralph Morell Louis Trudo Pete Nocera Duck Anderson Charles Fuget Tom Kilpatrick Joe Hutchinson Don Nevdergal Bob Hardy Ceorge Koyach Bull Dentzer Leonard Bloom Harry Black Bob C-omory Jack McLaughlin Floyd Waddel Frank Carevic 7 .40 L- Patty Schroeder Norma Ferguson Dorothy Christopher Phyllis Andersen Dorris McCullough Jean Scherer Jean Kelly Lorayne Tubaugh Lola Shatter Norma Newmont Alice Wallace Pauline Mayeslc Evelyn Cameron Mary Ann Eakln Violet Campbell Dorothy Straile Alice Metzger Marceline Rinard JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dancer Dick Klinglehoeter Jane Huth 7,,.y,a,,,f'-'A4udaJA-4'7Q,fyy 444,06 Vffflfy-filflfvv ffffffmfv HAM 41 Ae4,sb0 ROOM 35 w I Powe W ltte Schoerder B Hunzrnan N J Nw mont A Metzger P Anderson Row 2 Mass Stelnacker D Shanor L A e F allas Maesnc I c Clure Row 3 D Blackburn R Head land G Dnlle C Beckert R Howe P lndovlna J Gabele Row 4 A Krut R Morell J Roblnson A Farmer F Carevnc R Gomery ROOM 36 M Worstell D Chrnstopher A Zar I I Ruby B Schwartz Row R Trlmble E Board F McCusker J McLaughlnn C Tyndall M155 Sheerer Row 3 F Waddell V Rubbo B Stelter J :get ROOM 38 Row I D Goodwald D Walker D Patterson J Scherer P Hogan N Ferguson D McCollough D Stralle Row 2 Mrs Klrk D Pruban B Da vndson C Bender M Reed S Shanor Martha Row 3 R Hardy Doyle J Kelley E Cameron I Cl ar R Woolley Row 4 W Taylor R Neldergal L Bloom R I-leckel R Van Aman J J Llberatore J Hutch unson Row 5 L Trudo B Covalt F Mavero fl f . . f' v ,' , I - X o I ' 9 1 ff .' 2 21 ' , 1 'X 9 if L A M I .1 V ' I Ro 1 D. ll, S. h' I , P. , - I I V - 9 ' Pat , . D , P, j ' , . M - I ' Q I ' I ' I ' 1 - - 5 ' I . , . , . , . Row I: E. J. Sergeant, L. McPherson, . , . I , . ' 'lla, . , . . 2: . , . , . , . . I D I . . : . , . , . , . S' . 1 . , . , . I : . ' , . , . - , . , - , - , R. . 1 . , A. , . , . , . e , . . : . , . I - ' 1 ' ' ' - ry M if f Sophomores enter portals OF Rochy I-hgh IJ I IIS M I we IMI5 ,MMI J ef fl! T 5 QSOPHOMORE cLAss HISTORY Ku QS N X y - , - ' 4,44 A sf' - X K P Q69 Delay ff ,J E A K, cc kA 5? ' - To ld Mfg fl ff wwf M1 I M 0. 7t2fm.ffMZ-4.5 S53 kc QE L, ZQL I MJ fwfrff feed? out ,. ,f,7QN?. . ft, . fy ' ,,M,W,-, Jilefffn' 5, n I A' I 3? I Mez! I I - 3 I i i I 2 - 3 I X. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres dent Sk p Doyle Vuce P es dent Stacy Metro Secretory Betty Jone Hodn ck T eosurer Paul Rubbo The sophomore class thus year IS one of the bnggest classes to enter the halls of Rochy Hugh In a long tnme They have behaved accordnng to the standards for under classmen and have bowed quickly under the heel of Senuor authoruty Their officers chosen after a humorous session of campalgn speeches In October lead the class through a successful sophomore year and we hope prepared them for an even more successful gunnor year ROOM 'I Rowl J Carder E Snyder D Cable L Knapp J Davndson S Ross B J Hodnlck N Lawrence R Fragomentu Row 2 J Lombard: J Dloguardr G o nson J Cook D Hanshe Schweunsburg L Oakes B Steel Row Slupug B Pedalrne M a e R Plwrllups L Chambers An rottl Mass Wulson Row 4 F Graham D Masters H McCracken R Howard J Moehrle S Metros ROOM 2 ow I Turner Loz Leonard D Hartman J Wnllus M A Day M Mooney T Irvnn M Swan son Row 2 J Kaszer P Simmons A Kress M Tavernarls J Squlres A Frank S Perrone Row 3 J Scruggs al K Wnno rad G a Evans P Rubbo D Mengel Mass Nauge Row4 N Halfhnll P Glass D Hollbaugh C Martun D Masters J Weldman D Umger ROOM 4 w l Tre IO Rerc Schmldley M Fefterly M Fields E Burg L Caplan O Miles J Alder dnce R Lieberman R Alberts R Keene J Scherr M Mme A Lucuatt: M Mueller Row 2 P Hanshaw B Tokar D Helt D Fuss C Hansen N Smrth J Day M Goedeker D Pnzzella L Chamberlaln P Conaughy J Buchenhenmer B Jam: son M Kaiser E Hoopes E Bently w 3 Marana R Egyud Strallle A Whnte M Gordon C Wallus H Cook G Stormfels Jnm Swearlngen D Horter M Coleman Jacobs O Sngnore P Status Mengel Row 4 A Law G Kaufman R Duehl G Whlte T Vodenlchar W Reader R Sullnvan A Stumpf J Love R Zmkham J Frank V Par ell: H Tallon K McDermatt Row5 Bertrl Von Phllp T Portman V Canzano J Lafferty H Maslyk J Crvetnch S Doyle R Nocera V Har rnson A Daugherty D Cook H Mer rneld Mr Earl Farley : , , . , . , . , . l , . , . . I 1 - 1 - F' 2 . ', . ' ', . J h , . , . , B. . I . I l V 3: T. i' ' ni, . ' , . G - bel , . ' ' , . , H. d ', ' ' . 3 . 1 1 H - 1 R 1 M. L. , H. t , L. 1 ' 1 r I V 1 - ' 1 r 1 - J 1 - ' . : . , . ' , . I ' I I ' I I ' C. R l, . ' g , J. r y, J. ll I . I I ' I . . . . , . , Ro 2 G. gl' , L. ' h, M. U I ' I ' I I ' 1 - 1 - U 1 - ' 1 - - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - A 1 - - -1 . . 1 . , . 1 V , 1 1 - 1 . l , . , . , . ' , . ' , . Mc- , , V , , '- , . I , . , , . Ro : J. t' , . , B. l 1 - Y I . , . . I I I . I . I I ' I ' I F. , . ' , . ' , L, . : , , , , . J , . 4 , . I , . I ' I I ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' - ', . , . ' . 1 F I I , . , . , . , . , . I I I ' I ' I ' - A , . , . , . - l .J ' 1 xl . SGPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES M st Love Slck Best Dancer Prettlest l-lalr Best Natured Best Athlete Cutest Most Studaous BnggestBlL1tter Best Personalnty Best Dressed Most Talkatuye Quxetest Prettlest Teeth Prettuest Eyes Biggest Pest Most Elnrtatuous Best Lookung Best Muslcuan Skip Doyle Pete Mike Jack Cook Sonny Pagley Jt hn Mengel Jug Moehr e Jee Wesdman l-marley Cook BLb Cloughley Clenn Johnson Carl McDerm tt Joe Frank Oscir Svgnere Harold Merntne'd Sonny Sumpson Jlm Love l-ezzy P ader C orge Stormtel Sassy Alberts Peggy Irvln Kay Bear Lewhyoy Knopo Pearl Rambo Jean Davldson Ruth Lieberman Peggy Morell Margne Swanson Freda Pettrbon Wezzle Lot Martha Eetterly Cathernne Hansen Tabor Christian Cay Treglua Mary Lou Pratt Betty Jane l-lodnuck Evelyn Hoops Q , f A I . - l V Z Prettiest Complexion Edward Draganza Mary Lee Turner J ' I f e W ' ' e s ROOM 23 Row l: M. Collins, V, Kovack, D Barr, F. Crisci, G. McCready, T Christian, J. Marquette, P. Irvin, D McDade, Mrs. Farley. Row 2: P Morell J. Campbell R. Casbourne Hole P. Grimm N. Davidson V. Gira- lico R Taylor Row lO' Duncan R Callahan J Cook Boyde K Baer B Erlweun E Draganza K Dmltsak G Harley B Cloughley C Blnnn P Muke A Puryear ROOM 34 Row l A M Sagnore E Sayre A Sxkar F Pettlbon A Slnclanr P Vodenlchar P Rambo ow 2 Swartzlander H Woods B St John B Teets C Sclaretta Mass Ludwlg Row 3 H Sampson S Pagley J Stab low B Frlshchkorn K Whlppo X , , ,N , , , , . . . , . I ' I' I ' I - , V , - , . , . , . , . , . . : , . ' , . , . T , , , . , . ' , . . R : B. , V , . - , . , . , . I - 1 - 1 ' ' , . , . . l 3 Q is , A , .N I, . f lf' ll A- th , aiu: l K 1 f C9 ll ,- , uf J - HJ- - . 1 f ll l J f ' f L' l' 1 7 . 1 l l y ., , I ' ll f , ,f J f,' E . , . TEACHERS WORRIES Mr Caputc Whether hrs car us goung to hold together or not Mrss Wlthrow Getting the senlors through Englush Mnss Brehm Sophomores Mrs Davis Trying to keep Jack Swager busy Mr Earl Farley When he IS going to get some sleep Mrs Kirk Flndlng enough butter for the tamnly Mr Ewing Rnsung hour 7 45 A M Mnss Muller Makrng enough money the trrst semester to pay tor the Prom and Banquet Mrs Shrum Howto get to C A A lntramurals on tnme Mr Farley Bullcllng a new gym tor Rochester l-llgh School Mass Bradshaw Keep ng room 24 from having tardy marks Mr Peacock How to udentufy take excuses Mass Steunacker Sewung machunes Mr yon Phllp Matching the right boy and glrl In Chemistry groups Mrs Farley Tryung to keep the books nn their proper places Mnss Wulson Cettung enough sugar Mr Barner To keep Miss Mlgnanelll from chewing gum Mr Armstrong When l start to worry l m going to quit teaching school Mass l-lodnuck What joke the sensor art students are gorng to play next Mass Sheerer Besides typewrnters thnnklng up new tardnness penalties tor Eggy Board Mrs Turner Keeplng the thurd tloor students out of the hall Mr Zanes The gym exhlbrtuon Mr Pell Fnndnng the mlslaud egurpment and keeping the tools an repanr Mlss Ewing l-leatlng system IH room 31 Mass Ludwag The world un general and Sophomores an particular , , . 1 . i , . BUCK TW pwgbaae Jena SMART WHO BUD! ETL! HIS TKHL ,I b AND GETS EVJ 1TniNu BCH! i ,.J ..q,Q.f2b 0 N V, ..-- 441,19 ag A A V A ,, A f , ' VV.: r ' ' VA KN , l 'A A .2 450 4 , , N4 41 n Q I gp V- , I i lv I U . ,- 1 1 f X I X ? -' 13 F1 I-, '-.Q - l Jiri I V X' ' ' 15 Wi: , S - n 'Y V ' a E 1 ii + 9 gr ii it w ' 525 I ' An. -' E rlgahi Tn: , S 4 X ..' 14 -' W ' ',lx'h!Q- 'Q 4 Q' v fl't Q ' v f 1 v. v ' I fi- I in M11 I .. 1 ..,- , .H - THE MIRAGE STAFF Row l W McCoy J Anderson G Grrmm Mrss Bradshaw J Wrck J Parrrs R Srmolelt Row 2 S Vonakrs A Scherer D Sayre M Vonakrs D Metros R Johnson A Moritz J Reach Row 'S A Blackburn B Bender M McCann M Strachan J Scoble L Romlgh E Mueller M Strobel Row 4 B Thomas M Kelly P Portman E Fnnkenbrnder C Clayton K Thorpe M Krrglern J Rotturo Row 5 W Mooney E Reed D Smrth W Clayton D Prerce F Hood Co edrtors Jack Wlck George C-rrmrn Asst Edrtors Joanne Parrls Janet Anderson Busrness Managers Robert Srmoleut Wayne McCoy Sports Edrtors Bull Mooney Don Pierce Joe Rottura Personnel Editor Donna Ann Sayre Boys Personals Frank Hood Don Smith Edward Reed Ben Thomas Walter Clayton C-urls Personals Evelyn Frnkenbnnder Mary Jo Krrgleln Audrey Scherer Patty Portman Betty Bender Feature Editors Katherrne Thorpe Alice Blackburn Ruth Johnson Edna Mueller Dema Metros Picture Edrtors Catherine Clayton Anna Moritz Jean Reich Libby Kelly Janet Scoble Mary Ann McCann Typrsts Marran Strobel Sophue Vonakrs Marran Vonakls Lois Romlgh Maggre Strach Artrst Robert Staats . 1 . , . , , , . , , , . , , , . . . 2 . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . , . , 1 1 . . , . D - 1 . , I I I ' 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , - D D I l ' ' 1 1 ' I I ' an. . , I . . . q . I , . FOR THE ANNALS OF ROCI-'Y HIuH Aren t those persn nals finished yet? Have you seen George? Are you sure thes names arc spelled right? Thus the Mirage Staff goes to work cnce agwin In spite ot the many contlicts headaches and sleepless nights The Mirage ot V946 due to the leadership ot our editors George Grimm ind Jack Wick with the wise sup rvision ot our sponsor Miss Bradshaw has progressed slowly untl it reached th tinal stage where we could all breathe a sigh of relief and trust the printer to do the rest and Christmas candy swles the successful Joe Barker Show and other activi ties completed by the Qeniors Few students realize the amount ot work required to prnduce a success ful yearbook First there are the coyers to choose the theme to decide on the dedication to be written and most important to get the seniors to have their pictures taken all ot this takes time and requires a great deal ot work The Mirage Statt feels they hive done their best in producing this di tion lt will bring back plewsant memories to us in tuture years The class ot 46 wishes to extend its most sincere appreciation and thanks to all the students and teachers who helped publish this year s Mirage I fx I I ,, , W V . H H h ,, ,, Q N g . ,, . I cr . , . 4 ,, f - I ' -: , , The production ot the yearbook was made possible by the peanut brittle C I ' ' I I I . . . C . . , C , A . . Q .- . I . C , , 4 . , A 3 . President Janet Anderson Vice President Helen Louise Reese SSCVGTGFY Catherine Hansen Treasurer Marian Kampmeyer G. A. A. The C.A.A. is the girls' athletic asso- ciation. This year the club has enjoyed working under the leadership of Mrs. Shrum the new gym instructor, Though it is all quite new to her she has tried to increase the activities of the club. The club has engaged in many sports such as volleyball, soccer, swimming, basketball, and bowling, but basketball has proved to be the outstanding sport among them all and the girls have taken more interest in it. The aim of every girl in the GAA. is to receive her letter. To receive this first emblem a girl must earn titty points and one hundred for the second. These emblems may be earned by par ticipating in the activities May the club continue to flourish and be a worthwhile GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSO CIATION xx N c x orlm ni nxx mr i iii 1 in lmpmexei ro L ii ix r 1. tux irou xi i num r ii L iii l in in r I i n in vu in fr L 1 IFHLYIJII rn 1 ri im 1 rc Q i ic 1 L xii c srl uri Ls ixx L in io L x iii ni in ix ii ii 1 o in rxin mx ui 1 xmi x i I ix 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 J e i r m ii fi 1 u 1 111 lf' 1 If 1' QU fl! CQ UI' L L IIIIN ll I I I L A P XX I 1 lfk Il II7nI HI UP 7 I' II HI IIL l UI' OX I I 'lilllll 'INIUII I llflllf' IUI I ifg Illl I YTIYII IC lu tru lc Ixrc mn co lic. n 1 NI ic l er irx in ii nr I' xr xn I o I Ru ' l: IJ. ,'l1lAlils. Ii. Fi-l1eAi'. N. limerick. BI. Christ-'. II. Clark. P. I' : . M. R 'lz I. NI. Slvlti . VI. .Xml-i'wii. II. R--sc, Xl. K: , A. K. Ilzizisen. XI. St hfl A. BI ritz. I. Rulj. XI. St :nl A . li. Scl AIAA. R. 2: MN. Scl' , IJ. St z'l-. Nl. llaiti- :lgl ii, Il. NVzri' 'k. ,l. Ifli. IJ. I': 'kc-. A. Illzcklur , K. 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BI: I' ,lm A Kita' . I'Al,' I fp, 4 51 .. TRl-Hl-Y The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. During the year under the leadership of Miss Ethel Ewing and Miss Clara Ludwig this stan- dard has been kept up by folding seals for the Tuberculosis League, shining the trophies, decorating Easter eggs for the Children's Ward of the Rochester General Hospital, and reading the Bible in assembly the second semester, For social events they had a W.P.A. Party in the gym, and a Snow Ball, the Christmas Formal, at the Rochester Roller Rink. In October Mr. Traugh, the District Secretary of the Y.M.C.A. presented the club with a banner which signified that they had won first place over all the schools of the state in last year's Bible contest. President Evelyn Finkenbinder Vice President Cotherine Clayton Secretory Peggy Grimm Treasurer Sue Boyde linux 1: Nl'-- lin iiu. ll XY:ii'iit'l4. -l. .X, l'zii':'i-. 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THE Under the able and talented durectuon of Anthony Caputo our suxty puece band agaun sallued forth for another successful year of football games concert practuces and funally the sprung concert utself Durung football season they practuced every day and learned many unusual novelty numbers Two of these were The Pennsylvanua Polka and You Belong to My Heart followung the pattern of a huge heart There were many others some amusung and some symboluc but all were fans They also formed dufferent letters for ruval hugh school teams After the football games ended practuces were only three days a week Besudes playung at half tume when competung agaunst hugh school teams an unusual honor was bestowed upon our band thus year They were unvuted to represent Notre Dame at the annual Putt Notre Dame game held un the Putt Staduum on October 21 The band members had many qualms about marchung un front of B 54 AND so many people but the performance went off nucely Of course the occasuon called for extra practuces but ut was an experuence that wull always be remembered by each and every band member They also had the dustunctuon of tak ung second place un the Labor Day parade held un Beaver Havung only two mauorettes from last year Mr Caputo chose fuve new mauorettes and a drum major from those who trued out last sprung These proved that they were worthy of consuderable talent for twurlung theur batons and steppung lt us fortunate for us that most of them wull agaun be wuth the band next year And so another band term ends clumaxed by the sprung concert and the annual banquet As the year ends the senuors bud a sad adueu to the musuc makers who created some of our great school spurut The strauns of theur musuc wull always echo through the halls of Rochy Hugh School enjoyed by the student body and the Rochester being Selected to lead the band and Showed Color Guards: R. Trimble, D. Neidergal, E. Reed, E. Reich. Majorettes M. Bloom, A. McCaslin, C. Wallace, T. Hole, J. Schleiter, D. Goodwald, S Hetzler. Drum Major: C. White. Bell Lyre: L. Knopp, B. Dawson. Bass Horn R. Headland. Baritone: W. McCoy, J. Scruggs. Trombone: J. Stablow. Saxo phcnes: L. Chamberlain, B. Livergood. Flutes: C. Helsing, E. Hoops. Altos K. Thorpe, P. Indovina. French: R. Lieberman. Clarinets: K. Baughman J. Martino, K. Baer, G. Castrodale, B. Jamison, F. Dalas, W. McDermitt, R Casborne, J. Lafferty, J. Marquette, S. Cooper, M. Keiser, R. Felton, R. Taylor S. Graham, N. Hole, G. Stormfels. Bass Drum: C-. Grimm. Cymbols: R. Auld man. Snare Drums: W. May, H. Fink, R. Steele, C. Board, F. Stablow. Trum pets: H. Mignanelli, J. Cook, F. Graham, J. Evans, F. Carevic, H. Coates, R Egyud, R. Wooley, B. Shannon, J. Gable. President Catherine Clayton Vice President Leo McConaughy Secretary . . Evelyn Finkenbinder Treasurer . Charles Puget R CLUB The tasks of the club are those which lead toward improving and bet- tering our dear Alma Mater. No job is too small or too large tor the R Club to take over with very success- ful results. Some of the club's activities consist of taking care ot the school's publicity, writing Thank You notes to our assembly speakers, preparing lunches for visiting basketball teams, sponsoring educational assembly pro- grams, taking charge of the lost and found department and various other activities which arise and must be met by willing and capable leaders Each member ot the R Club is a represen- tative of one ot the various organiza- tions inthe high school. We expect the R Club to continue soaring to enor- mous heights in future years. CiOOD LUCK TO YOU R CLUB. Row l: Parris, LaValle, Clayton, Schroeder, Ross, Johnson. Row 2: Finkenbinder, Anderson, Thorpe, Eakin, Pate, Ferguson, Row 31 Grimm, McConaughy, Wick, Metros, Fuget. Row 4: Dentzer, Day, McElhaney, Pierce, Doyle, Mr. Farley. Hl-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, The Hi-Y has four planks which its members strive to uphold in the school and home. They are clean scholarship, clean sports, clean speech, and clean habits. The Rochester HifY's motto is We Serve. The members operate the scoreboard, place field markers at foot- ball games, assist officials at basket- ball and football games, conduct devo- tionals in assembly, contribute money to the Red Cross, Salvation Army, The Tuberculin Society, and The U. N. N R. R. A. Our leader and councellor is Mr. Von Philp. lt is through his willingness to help, and his untiring efforts, that the club runs smoothly over the bar- riers and problems which confront the club from time to time through the school year. President Pop McEinoney Secretory Woyne McCoy Vice President Chuck Reod r Treosurer Dcirb Fisher Row li E. Merrifield, W. Livingston, W, McCoy, H, McElhcnex, C. Reoder, R. Fisher, K. Belke, D. Pierce F McCusker, 2 Row 2 R. Egyud, D. Blockburn, H. Milnes, H. Fink, R, Heuring, P. Mike, R. Trimble, C. Brewer Rcw 3: J. lndovino, C. Fuget, J. Hutchison, R. Heodlond, H. Alberts, H Gardner, R. Ngicerc, P Indiv-nc. Row 4: O. Sheline, D, Cook, J. Burg, R. Marell, P. Vollmer, J Lipscomb, J Wick., R Von Amon, F Corcv Row 51 R. Howe, J. Boldwin, J. Lofferty, L. Ookes, T, Portmon, R, Holler, D Binge H. Roth Row 6: Mr. Von Phlip, W. Dentzer, D, McDonald, G. Dow, F. Woddell T. Coene, D Klingelhoeter, R Sir-nclet Rowl D Metros A Morutz M Vonokus B Bender Row 2 S McGoffuc G Pezzo J Reuch F Brughtwell S Vonokus Row 3 E Mueller Muss Nougle HOT DOG GIRLS One of the more famuluar crues heard at almost every home football game thus year was Hot Dogs Who wants a hot dog? Perhaps the most duffucult task was gettung the red pounts but after an appeal to the student body more than enough were donated Under the supervusuon of Muss Naugle these gurls worked turelessly and wuthout effort to help rause money for the Murage Every Fruday nught the gurls started from the Wood s home where the hot dogs were cooked and fuxed to sell always wullung to go sell just a few more The student body and the Murage Staff wush to thank Vurgunua s mother who loaned her kutchen for the cause and to thank Muss Naugle and the gurls who gave theur tume and effort to help make the Murage a success ' . Though they made dozens of trips they were . . . . , I . POP KIDS Heyl somebody fill my basket. Where is that can opener? C-ee, this ice cream is getting soft. These are only a few of the remarks one could hear at the pop stand at our home football games on Friday night. The little bit of candy that the kids were able to get was usually sold after school in the office and auditorium Though candy is still hard to get, they made up for it by selling lots of pop and ice cream. At every home football game the girls could be seen struggling to get through the crowd, or running to get change, or trying to get out of the way because the people couldn t see the game We thank you Pop Kids for your splendid work Rowl M Vonakis M Strachan M Strobel B Schroeder S Vonakis S McGaffic Portman R Johnson A Buddemeyer Row 2 L Sciarretta D Metros E Finkenbinder J Scobie F Brightwell J Parris Anderson Row 3 C Clayton M Kampmeyer D Rosenkranz M Hole B Clark E Cordes Row4 D Smith P Vollmer B Weihaus J Wick I I I - si :. ',. ,. ,. ,. ,. ', P. ,. ,. . I- 1'-f- 1' 1' 1- 1 J. . :. ,. ,. ' ,.. msg- 0 A00 tif SP imigl' SOPHOMORE CHORUS Row! F Pettnbon O Mules K Baer M Pratt P Gramm L Knapp C Hansen M Swanson A Lucuuretta A Slgnore M Mooney R Lubberman D McDade L Chamberlan B Jamnson Row 2 B Hodnuck P McConaughy M Mane S Ross V Kovack R Phulyss J Squares M Gabele M Kaiser J Campbell M Marell L Chambers Row 3 J Cardes J Davudson L Rench M Schnmdly F Jacobs A Kress C Wallis V GIVOJICO JUNIOR CHORUS Row I E Hoopes, A Wnlson, D Straule, M Battaglnno, S Graham, P Harrold, B McCann, S Horowitz, C Eales, D Walker, L Caplan,J Scherer, G McCready, V Puncuntnu, P Hole Row 2 M Worstell, L Leonard, M Goedekar, D Barr, B Hlnzman, D Pruban, H Lotz, J Marquette,J Colamarnno, R Alberts, C Slgnore, A Hanshaw, E Sargeant H Gossard 60 W X Lf I, PV 'V J .y- . f Q M. By 9 -, U 1 - F L' -F ,f 'a , ' , Y w . .0 -A S M1 f ,L n - '72 . . X, ' ,i AY gl r , 'Q' W k fx I I -.ri ,I A51 QQ ,f 'V . X : lr ,4 , K I 'Arg Q, 1 1 6 5 V N J . r i 4,1 I ' ' V, 3 Q 'J Q 3 Q W.,-f'Q ' ' f, A , Q '51 4 it 1 ' J if 5 , P L A 'K Q - . - ,s' Q ' J 5 , ks , 'G .'-:SL 2 ies 2' . fy QP L 4 5 '- 'EPT X 2 . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , ' . , , A , . , , , I. D . i . , , , 4. , SOPHOMORE CHORUS Thus us the furst vear for thus group of sungers fresh from our uunuor hugh Prevuously they were part of the Junuor Chorus but because of the uncrease un members they now have theur separate organuzatuon lt us made up solely of the femunune sex and because of thus ut us one of Mr Caputo s favorute groups They meet three tumes a week durung the fourth peruod un the band room Thus year they gave two concerts one at Chrustmas and the annual Sprung Concert Now made up of forty fuve members Mr Caputo hopes to uncrease the group to at least seventy fuve by next year The Murage extends the best of luck to the Sophomore Chorus and hopes that theur sweet musuc wull always remaun wuth us JUNIOR CHORUS The Junuor Chorus wh ch us the same suze as the Sophomore Chorus us dufferent from any f the other sungung groups un the h gh school un that they sung more modern musuc than class cal lt us also composed of gurls only and s under the clurect cn of An hony Caputo Thus us the furst year that the they have done an excellent uob of ut Th y meet only three tumes a week durung th fufth p r cl to prac ce the songs whuch are fast makung them u e of he b t un th va We ex end cur tha wks Mr Caputo and hus Junuor Chorus un apprecua tuon for the good work they d d at the Chrustmas and Sprung Concerts uhus year 0 l - , , . . , . . , V C . ' 1 I . ' T I . , I 2 . , l . . O , . . 2 . . i iw X T y 1 . , . juniors have tried operatung a chorus withcut the help of the sophomores and . . 0 , ' ' e ' e ur iz ' ' on u . res. all-gQrl choruses '. e lley. T ' r to . ' u ' ' ' - ' u Z ' ' -L ' V ng 1, -1.l..ill! J x'3 'r SENIOR CHORUS Row l M Jackson R Hartman B Anderson D Metros S Vonakus L Romugh L Tubaugh K Baughman B Schwartz J El: B Funk M Vonakus E Cameron S Whittle H Reese M Runard Row 2 S Shanor E Turnnnaro L Sclarrettg M Kampmeyer K Thorpe P Teets P Majesuc D Shanor M Guy B Schroeder N Newmont E Raduck M Meck lem Row 3 G Grvrnm J Cook G White R Egyud B Weuhaus D Packer C Helsang D Patterson Row 4 C White H Roth C McDerr'nutt J Gabele R Morell R Steele R Straule J Rottaro R Gomory C Caplsnger S Metros K Wlnograd J Love D Smnth ORCHESTRA Row l G Gramm R Auldrnan E Board R Steele No Hole Row 2 K Baughman W McDermutt G Storrnfels Row 3 J Rottura E Hoops C Helsing Row 4 Gabele F Carevuc Row 5 K Thorpe R Egyud J Cook H Coates Row 6 R Headland R Leuberman L Charnberlaln 6 SENIOR CHORUS More commonly known as the A Cappella Chour thus group has made a fine reputatucn for ntself around the valley They have sung for such dns tnngurshed groups as the Rotary Club besldes thenr scheduled concerts at Chrustmas and nn the sprung Naturally all thus calls for plenty of hard work and a capable dlrector These two polnts go hand IH hand wlth each other because the director Anthony Caputo pushes has talented slngers to hard work Between threats that he wont let them sung and calollng them along wuth a joke he produces a superb program of muxed class cal and modern muslc each year Usually after long dnfflcult practlces ther us much resent ment between the dnrector and hns chorus before concert nlght Thus soon fades away however when they are on the stage workrng for the thrng they want most to produce the beautiful music they are noted for The school that make up thus chorus THE ORCHESTRA Our hugh school orchestra IS composed of a small group of musncuans whose duty lt IS to brlng us classucal music They played for dnfferent clubs the sensor class play and for a flnale the sprung concert They also put on a program of Christmas musnc and played for the graduatnon of nurses Under the capable dnrectlon of Anthony Caputo they learn many classical and sem: classical pneces sometimes glvung a performance at a moment s notlce Except for the vnoluns most of the members are from the band and accordungly they practice Tuesdays and Thursdays Many students never gave a thought to the orchestra because they don t swung It and play popular tunes But to those to whom the classical pieces are the very essence of muslc the orchestra constitutes an Important part of our school So here s a salute of gratitude to Mr Caputo and has orchestra for the frne music they bring us 63 . . . , . ' 1 I I . . I . E . . . , S . 1 ' I I I I I Q ' ' . gives thanks to Mr. Caputo and to the many seniors, juniors, and sophomores ' I I I ' I . . . . . . , . I I II ' II ' I . . I I , MAKE-UP STAFF AND STAGE CREW Always behind scenes and out of sight are the unsung heroes, the Stage Crew. Under the capable direction of Miss Brehm, they con- tribute much to the success of all perform- ances put on at Rochy Hi, They have charge of building all the scenery for the school plays, operating the lights and the curtains and other smaller things which people do not always realize go into making a play a success, but later prove a necessity, Along with the Stage Crew come the Make- Up Staff. This group with its make-up kit and with everlasting patience, have also produced much outstanding work. We wish to extend our appreciation to this group of students who have given freely of their time and efforts for the sake of their Alma Mater. Row l L Romigh E Finkenbnnder J Scherer Row 2 M Bcittog lino E Fisher H Milnes Row 3 J Reich S Boyde H Roth Row 4 R Von Amon P Hogon J lndovino D Scmidt . . , . , . . . . - , . , . . . . , . , . . . , , . ,. , . . -64-. E BRAR CL One of the new organlzatuons nn our school thus year us the Library Club The members of thus club are the asslstant lubrarsans to Mrs Farley the llbraruan The gurls have varuous duties to perform They keep the books clean and an order Before school during school and after school the gurls help to check out The officers are Presudent Qec reto ry Vuce Presldent Treasurer Reporter the books and to place them on the shelves when they are returned Also they asslst In cataloguing new books an the Authors Fule We give our sincere appreciation to Mrs Far Iey and the assistant lsbrarsans for maklng It easver for us to do our work IH the llbrary Kothernne Thorpe Anna Mae La Valle Ruth Johnson Alberto Buddemeyer Demo Metros Row l M Marquette A Buddeymeyer A M LoVolle K Thorpe R Johnson Ms F Farley Rov. 2 J Anderson C Bender D Metros M Vonokus M Teets C Clayton D Daman S Boyde T H L l Y U B . , '. . A ' 1 I . I . ,F ' : . , . , , . , . , . , .r . . FINANCING THE MIRAGE lt takes a lot of time and energy to ranse money so that we may publnsh the Mlrage The pucture above shows Leo McConaughy who has done a great deal toward ralsung money for thus years Mirage and some of has helpers selling candy after school which was only one of the prolects which the sensors used to raise the needed money By such protects as selling hot dogs :ce cream and pop at the football games by sellnng candy after school by sellnng peanut brnttle and Chrlstmas cards the money for publashnng thus Mnrage was raised The Murage Staff suncerely thanks all those who have helped In any way to ralse thus money ..65-- Front Row Patrucua Portman Janet Anderson Gertrude Krepps Audrey Scherer Back Row Marlon Kampmeyer Catherane Clayton Kathryn Thorpe Evelyn Cordes BASKETBA Once agaun thus year as an years gone by the temlnune athletes of Rochy l-lrgh have found an adequate outlet for their exuberant love of sports un the nntramural basketball games sponsored by the C A A Formation of class teams provndes the competltlon whnch us quute vigorous IH the defense of each one s particular class club These games not only advance the physncal traunlrg of the school but promote tanr play teamwork and companlonshnp among the gurls At the end of the contests each member ot the champion shnp team as awarded a gold basketball The vuctory thus year goes to the Senior team shown here Three cheers for Mrs Shrum for her tlreless cooperatuon ln helplng to organnze the Intramurals thus year 6 G. A. A. LL ff! 1 AJ , , 1? HI-Y BASKETBALL A -I -sf flffzl y , ...m.an... n fs' ' ' .1 ' ' 1 ff T., , Q A 6 Q, p .YA ., ,Y 'eff ? .. g v Q 1 Plerce Klmgelhoeter Wtck Muke Oakes Fuget Belke Trudo The ever growlng Interest In HI Y basketball was again In evidence this year The Hr Y team aside from non league games partlcnpated In the Rochester Clvlc League Ranknng very hlghly In the league the team proved ntself worthy of prause The team had no undlvndual star but work d together very well as a whole They adopted the battle cry of Cung ho' Rack em up' a slogan which they usually carried out Their biggest game ot th seas n was that In which they upset the Fourth Warders a team consnstnng t hugh school graduates 25 23 un a Cuvuc League battle Durnnq the regular season they amassed a total ot 801 ponnts against 420 for thenr opponents The team was under the management of Don Pierce whsle Louie Trudo acted as hrs a slstant Trudo was hugh scorer with ll8 points Three others tcpp d lOO Mlke had ll2 Klungehoeter had lO9 and Belke had lO7 RECORD Won l7 Lost 2 The two games lost were lost by forfeit 63 1 ,L 1. l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' 1 ' I . . , . . D - . , c, ll I ll . . . . D Q . . ,, ,, . . ,-s , . I - ' . . Q . F . . , - Q ' I I ' . I , 4 -L 1 1 THE FOOTBALL QUEEN an ow. The furst gala occasacn of the season was the annual Hu Y Dance The most outstandung feature of course was the crownung of the football queen After much debatlng the players flnally came to a declsnon Lovely Margaret Blcom was chcsen queen and her attendants were Allce Blackburn and Elnnor Fnsh r The Queen wore a whute gown and her attendants wore punk and lime D.g Rager was selected K.ng he presented the queen with the football, fol lcwed by the tradutnonal knss Actung master of ceremonnes was George Day Joe Rottura, Bob Weuhaus, and Howard Funk played several selectuons Thus was truly a futtnng clsmax of the football season 69 YW? 4- A give. 3 xiii- 'WWW 'Tis-4 gig Y f'y ' H - ' ?f 'f?'f . s s e -at , a 'Z '55 f- fr-M -i Y 5 mga? Q, . . 4 '.if-- V q . ,, ' V by W L,-f , 1 2 -el-isis 3 ' 'Q ' '3fw,'f,, A My by J V. v In -- - . - . E ,M ,W A or . 'T T Y - T T'T Q 4 l T ' , T Wa- KJ .M IL . ' l94S 'Z f 4 T , Y f I5 A 1 Q Q , . Kd, , A l 4 y Mt , . ' e . ' ' ' . BUCK THREE 74054014 flr X P55 V 6 J' Q5 'a r W if lk may of fmr! , fn , J H AN x I .0 I XX f' ' ' ve- 4 Q. 'vgzqrj K W7 Ziff, L Q, f 25 351 5 f. 3 , sa: - if? Eorl Ewa Eddle Zones OUR CO The bralns of the team the men behind the men behund the guns' No team could break any records wnthout the superlor guudance of good As head coach thus year Earl was well versed rn the scuence of football and put has heart unto the game as much as any player l-le was not luke a Boss but seemed luke a father or bug brother wnth whom the boys could talk at ease helping each Individually and as a squad to Bertll von Phllp ACHES develop unto a smooth running ball club Our assnstant coaches Von and Eddle took over and accomplushed the burdensome task of mg tackling and running They had to start from the very beginning explaining tunda mentals to boys some of whom hardly had any Idea whuch goal to run to But they dud a gccd yob as IS seen by the excellent record of lhe reserve squad - -ng . . coaches, of which Rochester has a great share. grooming the greenhorns in the art of block- .-.72-. THE VARSITY Row I L McPherson L Trudo K Be ke W C'oyton J McLoughlm J Swoger J Corcouse E Colnns V Rubbo J Moerhe Row 2 J Mengel H McEIhoney D Pnerce R Cloughley J Gomory D Roger A Former S Doyle P Nocero J Bush B Thomos VARSITY RECORD Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rcches er Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Newell Mndland ElIwoodC1ty New Brsghton AIIQUIDDQ I Beaver Falls 2 Ambrldge I Farrell 6 Beaver O 'Xlorwm O 1 --t ..s 37 . 0 O ' O I3 ' 7 7 ' O O ' ' 9 1 I3 6 7 ' 6 32 I4 I5 . ' -73- THE RESERVES Row l B Dillard Lester Smith J Duouguardl G Harley D Kllrgelhoefer B Dentzer S Pagley F Waddell V Parulll H Tallon J Love Row2 B Frlschkorn A Berry J Paul M Wltterman T Vodenlchar D Cook F Pander G Johnson C Scnoretto D Masters Row 3 T Colllns Cnvutch B St John S Herder B Bush D Verruco V Gerrulo P McK1n nas S Treantafellow J Fritz P Rubbo RESERVE RECORD Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester 74 Chester Nevnlle Freedom New Brighton Ambrldge Beaver New Brighton 'cylrl , 1 J H XV Mx 7 O I3 ' 6 27 O 13 ' O I3 ' 6 13 O 20 ' 20 EUGENE GEIST Ill Gesstse last but certasnly not the least of the sensors has been a manager for three years now Bearsng the burden of a hundred dutses rolled snto one Eugene was always busy Every Frsday he could be seen lsnsng the fseld changsng cleats and taksng charge of thsngs sn general He deserves a lot of credst for three years of sndsspensable servsce ugene Ges The Sensors There comes a tsme when all good thsngs must come to an end and for the tollowsng boys thss tsme has come When football season rolls around next year they wsll be msssed but we know they ll be followsng dear old Rochy s grsdsron explosts wsth enthussasm no matter where they may be The sensors dsd much to keep up the morale and fsghtsng spsrst of the team thss year and thss was done wsth lsttle talks at practsce sn the dresssng room as well as on the playsng fseld MR PANDER Jsmmy was the one who took care of the boys cuts brusses and sprasns He dsd a great deal toward keepsng the boys sn shape physscally We owe a lot to Jsmmy for the work he has done Mr Ponder 75 'ali A H . . ss - I ' 1 , , , . , 1 C. 'ea- I. DI . - I ' I , . . . . . I I . H . H ' r , . , . f f - sf . ss Pop McElhaney E mer Collins Dick McLaughlin DICK RAbtR, Ill- Roger was a valuable mem- ber of our backfield this year. He was a consistent ground-gainer and did much for the success of our team with his hard-hitting, bone-crushing type of play and also with his morale-lifting talks during practice sessions.. JIM GOMORY, ll- Jimmy took a backward step early in the season. He stepped back from his last year's guard position to take up the ball-carry- ing duties of halfback. He turned out to be a hard-running, ground-gaining back this year. Jim- my made many spectacular runs of his favorite play, Special 77. DON PIERCE, I- Pierce the brains of the outfit knew what to call and when to call it. He could always be seen at his quarterback post barking out the all important signals. Nice going Dori! for a real job of field generaling. HAROLD MCELHANEY, ll-- Pop proved his worth as one of our three senior ends this year by fulfilling his duties as a Rochy wingman with the vigor and ruggedness becoming to a Rochy pigskin hawk. Pop also played defensive halfback part of the season. ELMER COLLINS, Ill- Elmer was converted from guard to tackle this year and he displayed his capability by handling his new position very well. Elmer was captain of the defense and also captain of tne calistnenics, l-iis saying, Don't cross that line, brother. That's sacred territory! was well observed by all concerned. DICK MCLAUGHLIN, I- Dick an immigrant from Wellsville, Ohio, proved valuable in his role as substitute tackle and place kicker this season. Dick say plenty of action this year and was always ready to go when called upon. BEN THOMAS, l-- Benny has proved that size, though it helps, is not a necessity when determination sets in. He is another example of that old saying, Good things come in small packages. Benny played halfback, saw plenty of action this year, and proved quite on asset to the team. Ben Thomas Q 2 2 X 25.4 is s C it TLA ll nn L ZY A KX V - 'X I 9 Walter Clayton Vic Rubbo , WALTER CLAYTON, I- Kid Corn, as he was dubbed at football camp last August, was very valuable in his center role this season. Although this was his first year, he did his job with that zest and spirit so typical of a Rochy athlete. VIC RUBBO, ll- Big Vic, as he is rightfully called, was shifted from fullback to guard this season and played a brilliant game at that post. A constant threat to the enemy runners this year, he was often found in our opponents' backfield, We're sure Vic will be play- ing a bang-up game for Rochy next year. PETE NOCERA, ll- Petey, although not really a senior in school, will not be eligible to play for Rochy next year. He was another valuable end this year and will be remembered for his long runs at Ambridge and Farrell. JOHN BUSH, l-Although he was not a letterman last year John came through in grand style to hold down left end this season. John is known for his clean and spirited play. His ability to ploy was excelled only by his love for the game. Pete Nocera John Bush JOHN CARCAISE, ll- Johnny, a member of the Rams' forward wall, played a rough-and-tumble game this year. He played a consistent game at his tackle post and proved his worth by rising to the occasion at the crucial moments. ALEX FARMER, ll- Frankie drew exactly one-half the calls to start at the quarterback post. Noted for his hard blocking and tackling, Alex proved to be very valuable this season as he played a continually spirited brand of ball. John Carcaise Alex Farmer The Juniors, this year are an experienced lot and will form a good nucleus for a really gool eleven next year. They are a swell gang of fellows, but in spite of their jolly, congenial attitudes, the are never lacking the rugged aggressiveness that Rochy's footballers are so well known for. Next year they'll be seniors and will take the reins and make it their year. Jack McLaughlin Jack Swager JACK McLAUGHLlN, I- Oscar Jamison, a small but mighty guard, who obtained his mousetrap education in a very short time. He held down his position by put- ting out all the time and seemed to absorb the tradi- tional spirit of Rochy with comparative ease. Jack will perform again next year. JACK SWAGER, I- Jack played a steady game at his center post this year and Rochy is fortunate indeed to have him back next year. Capable of handling his offensive duties, he is also adept at backing up the line of defense. -73- l RICHARD DOYLE, I- Skippy, as he is most familiarly known, is a very promisingpasser. He can also run and has done quite a bit of kfqkiyg this year. In his position ot left halt he fhas canybiuted much toward Rochy's ground-gaining gause vyith his accurate passes. 4 ,- , , I V I J ' :jx X- -' dy, J . 1 x I J, s JOHN MEN , l- Johnny is a small and shitty half- back, who, th gh not a regular starter, was seen fre- quently on the gridiron this season. What he lacks in size he makes up in spunk and tight. Johnny will be back again next year, but will be ineligible his senior year and is therefore classified as a Junior this year. Skip Doyle ki' fl! . l Johnny Mengel J X f l - I l X I , nf N ,JJ if J Ag, The Sophomores, although we really have tour Sophomore lettermen X this year, two of them, Mengel and Moehrle, are classified as juniors because if J ' of their age. 'Phe other two sophomores, Doyle and Pagley, who, along with their classmates and the up-and-coming freshmen, will form the bulk of next year's squad, have a big job cut out tor them and we wish them the best of luck. .M f Jug Moehrle Sonny Pagley JOHN MOEHRLE, l- Jughead, though only a Sopho- more, will have just one more year to play for Rochy. Jug saw plenty of action this year and should be an excellent player next season. He played a hard game in his substitute guard role and was always ready to go when called upon. VINCENT PAGLEY, l- Sonny was an the other end of some of Doyle's passes this year, two of them for T. Dfs, His ability to run under a pass should make him very valuable next year. Always playing a fine, spirited brand of ball, Sonny displayed real ability on the gridiron. FOOTBALL MANAGERS l Row l: J. Sweoringen, O. Signore, H. Q Gordner. Row 2: E, Geist, l-l. Alberts. Again we come to that branch of the football team, hypothetically known as the managing staff but otherwise known to the ordinary layman as the water boys. Their job is greater than just carrying water. They do everything from changing cleats, and lining off the field to playing nursemaid and listen- ing to the moans and sad stories of the squad in general, and Collins in particular, This year the senior manager was Eugene Ceist, and Sarge Alberts was his capable assistant being ready to cope with any emer- gency. The other managers were Mole Card- ner, a junior, who did a good job as a first year man, and the Sophomores were Jim Swearingen and Oscar Signore both of whom added greatly to the smoothness of handling the team. Few know the work put in behind the scenes to make a winning ball club, both these boys can well be proud of the way they earned their letter. CHEERLEADERS S. l-lood, E, Fisher, D. Sciyre, A. Scherer, S. Pierce, D. McCullough, N. Ferguson, l-l. Cook. Without doubt, the enthusiasm and spirit of the student body is a big factor in the suc- cess of athletics, not only tcotball but all sports. The cheering, whether it is outside or inside, helps win the game, and the cheer- leaders are those responsible for those cheers. lt is they who work up the school spirit and keep it up, and they certainly deserve -credit for their work. Two new cheerleaders were elected this year to assist the seven veterans. They were Doris McCullough and Harley Cook. The veteran cheerleaders were Donna Ann Sayre, Audrey Scherer, Elinor Fisher, Shirley Pierce, Norma Ferguson, Frank Hood and Otis Sheline. i OVER THE GOAL LINE Newell O Rochester 37 The Rochester Rams opened thelr l945 grad season by defeatung the Newell eleven 37 O The game was good experuence for Coach Ewlng s team gnvnng the majority of the boys theur first encounter with varsity opposutnon They played a good brand of football and showed promise of making It plenty tough for thelr future opponents Although thus wasn t a real test as to what the boys could do they ll Mldland O Rochester O Although we romped to an easy vlctory over Newell the precedlng week a wet fleld and a heavy Mldland team hampered our scoring possubulltles Through the course of the game Rochester showed a good defensrve team and repeatedly threatened but were unable to push the ball across Stull not con slderlng thus a real test for the Blue and Whlte as the game ended In a scoreless tue we have the feelnng that they re out to wnn Ellwood 7 Rochester l3 The Rams came from behund to defeat a hnghly favored Wolverlne eleven by a score of l3 7 The Ellwood eleven was a strong fast team with a lot of pep They got their and that was all the scorlng that they were able to do The game was a closely contested battle all the way wlth both sldes gnvnng all they had But our boys seemed to gave just as much as they could and then a lnttle more to score thelr second touchdown which was the turnnng polnt of the game Thus vlctory was a welcome one to the Rams after taking a 20 6 defeat last year from a champuonshup Wolverune eleven bear close watching in the future. touchdown in the first half on a pass play New Brighton O Rochester 7 After an upsetting victory of the Rams over the hard hitting Wolverines they came back again to smash Brighton s powerful Lions 7 O Our charging line proved too great a test for all the crimson and gold could offer lt also paved the way for hard hitting fullbacks and speedy halfbacks Rochester noted for a rough and tough game certainly flew the blue and white in this game This was an upset since Brighton had been undefeated and it seemed as though nothing Rochester could do would stop them Aliquippa l9 Rochester O The Rams suffering their first defeat in four starts bowed to Aliquippa l9-O. The ln- dians scoring in the first second and fourth quarters knocked us out of the running for both WPIAL and county championships Although the Rams were playing their best the fleet footed backfield and the heavy fast charging line proved to be too much for our boys The Rams tried desperately to score and continued fighting up until the last minutes of the game Beaver Falls 26 Rochester l3 After losing to Aliquippa last week the Rams suffered their second defeat in a row by bowing to Beaver Falls 26 I3 The first half the Lions outplayed the Rams and scored most of their points. Discovering a certain weakness in our line they took advantage of the situa- ...gg-. tuon by huttung off tackle repeatedly Thus resulted un them crossung our goal three tumes the furst peruod The Rams seemed to have a new uncentuve the second half and retaluated by scorung our two touchdowns of the game Dur ung the last munutes of play ut seemed as though the Rams would surpass the leadung Tugers by scorung agaun However the oppos ng eleven took the sutuatuon un hand and managed to stop our druve Ambrudge l6 Rochester 7 Thus beung our thurd defeat of the season our team bowed to the Brudgers of Ambrudge Beaten but not outplayed the Rams fought des perately to the last moments of the game We managed to get one thrull when a scat end ran 70 some yards leadung a host of red and whute uerseyed men for our only score of the game Seemung to luft the boys morale they trauled only a few pounts untul Ambrudge made another touchdown on a quuck play Thus was however the funal defeat Rochester was to have Rochester 32 Farrell 6 The Rams broke unto the wunnung column agaun after three straught defeats wuth a stur rung 32 to 6 upset vuctory over a strong Farrell eleven Our boys scored over un the furst peruod twuce un the second peruod and twuce un the thurd peruod Farrell s only tally came un the second peruod The Rams went to Farrell de termuned to wun and they achueved theur goal by playung all around heads up football and by takung advantage of every break whuch came theur way Our score resulted from a successuon of Iune plunges whuch accounted for two T D s and accurate passes whuch account ed for two more and the other T D came from a kuckoff runback whuch covered some 76 yards of the hometeam gruduron By coun cudence and superb ball playung the ball was carrued by one of our ends who had done a sumular stunt once before But thus us gust another game whuch goes to show that when our boys play football they re a match for any team Beaver O Rochester l 4 The blue and whute marched to a decusuve vuctory by downung the Bobcats l4 O Due to a wet fueld the Rams had duffuculty un holdung the Beaver grudders from gaunung yardage the furst half Theur chargung fullback has to be guven some credut however Rochester s power ful Iune began to show uts strength The second half the Rams managed to cross the goal beaten Beaver nune successuve years thus one chalkung up the tenth Rochester l5 Norwun O The last game of the season always brungs a thrull and also a sorrow to the fauthtul alumnu of Rochy Hugh It was a typucal Rochester game for ut rauned un torrents as nearly all of our games thus year were played on a fueld of mud Norwun was rated a good team and they came a suzeable dustance determuned to wun Rochy upset theur hugh hopes by bravung raun and mud to plow for two touchdowns It always appropruate for a team to end the season thus way and the spuruted Rochy grud ders who played theur funal contest came through wuth a memorable vuctory . , 4 . , . i ' ' ' 1 - . . , ' ' 1 r ' . . , . . . V line twice. Previous to this game we had . . . D I A . I . , ' I - II - ' .Il ' ' l . . ' ' ' ' . is . . . . . ,, ,, . - Eggy Boord EGBERT BOARD, I-- Eggy, o good tloormon, is especially deft ot work- ing the boll in to set up the scores, He is noted tor his possing ond obility to come up with o loose boll despite his size ROBERT FISHER, II4 Dorby, who ployed o consistent game ot torword this yeor, is o fost, tricky point-getter. He hos o well-tronned eye for the hoop ond very seldom foils to hit. He is one of the two boys who eorned his letter lost yeor. Robert Fisher Chorles Reoder CHARLES READER, l4 Chuck, o dependoble pivot mon, is olwoys on the boli. He is o good, oll-oroond ployer, Lid his obfity to control the bocl-h 1s nimrtbotef highly to our cows Horold McEIhoney HAROLD MCELHANEYJI-- Pop is the other two-yeor tetterrnon. Ploy- ing oll three positions this yeor, Moc hos shown the obility to ploy o steody, hord-fought gonfie. PETE NOCERA, I' - Petey, o hord- fighting player, is usooily good tor quite o few points, One of the best shots on the squod, he hos Improved gome by gome. He hos ptoyed both forword ond goord this yeor. Pete Noce ro Skip Doyle RICHARD DOYLE, li Skip, a good shot, is exceptionally good under the bucket. Armed with plenty of natural ability, he heid down a steady posi- tion at center. Although he is only a Sophomore he proved his worth by helping to control the backboards. Sarge Alberts HOWARD ALBERTS, l- Sarge, a hard-playing sharpshooter, broke into the starting lineup at mid-season. De- spite his size, he usually manages to roll a few quick points. Rochester is fortunate to have Sarge for next year. If They Said What They Thought fff f f ?ff54f-7 fi , i IF HE cooi.o . Pl-Atl AS wsu fi X 'li' i7 ASTALVNI-lE'D Z df, BE PRETTV X X ? ,xx Q I o Z 2 Z5 I g- ll t Us f ii 95 5' f f, D -ul K 5 Lf X f 7 f x lifts fi Q-Z ima afxw nfl, x 'v v ,5- .. ff 5 5? A if 'D 3' THROUGH THE HOOP Coach Bill Peacock having only two lettermen back from last years basketball squad had a difficult time molding a winning team this year but he worked hard with his boys and finally developed a fast moving smooth working combination The boys got off to a slow start losing their first five games two of which were league games The two league games which they lost however were to Midland and Freedom who were two of the best teams In the league this season The Rams traveled to Zelienople where they found themselves and tripped Zelienople 44 to 25 The boys next played New Brighton in a non league tilt which they dropped 29 to l5 ln the next two home games the Hopewell 35 to 23 The Blue and White then journeyed to Beaver where they were defeated 4l to 38 The Rams hut their stride and won the next four games defeating Sewickley in a non league tilt 39 to 37 and defeating Mars Monaca and Midland respectively in league games The Rams gourneyed next to Freedom where the Red and White trounced the Rams thoroughly 57 to 24 The boys then took Zelienople and Evans City into camp in two league games ln the last four games of the season the Rams lost three out of four defeating Mars and losing to Hopewell Beaver and Monaca The highspot of the season was the night the Rams defeated Midland lt was the only defeat Midland received this year in the league competition 86 Rams broke even: first defeating Evans City 35 to 23, and then bowing to Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Ellwood Cnty Sewnckley Ellwood Cnty Mndland Freedom Zelnenople Evans Cnty Hopewell Beaver Sewnckley Mars 37 Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Monaca Mndland Freedom Zel nenople Evans Cnty Hopewell Mars Monaca WPIAL Carnes Won 8 Lost 8 Total Carnes Won 9 Lost l2 23 ' 3l 28 , , 24 .,.. , ' 40 22 , . . 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Ll i f 4 -,, 3 Q 5 1 THOSE WHO SERVE The managers who take care of the equlp ment clean the basketballs pack and unpack the travellng bags and try to keep track of thungs In general are strong bellevers In the old adage All work and no play makes Jack :ng the dressnng room one may fund enther Don Plerce Loune Trudo or Rollle Nocera or all of them leisurely llstenung to the radlo whale ponderlng over one of thenr many duties to be performed The best reward for a man ager IS has frnendly assocnatuon and fellowshnp wuth the boys on the squad lf at the end of the season he may look back upon the pleas ant experiences and feel that nn has own seemingly nnsufflclent way he might have helped the team over a rough spot or made the goung a luttle but easter he wall conslder hlmself well paud 1 - ' ' I I . . . . . . I . ' 1 ll I - I 1 . . a dull boy. During the afternoon, upon visit- ' ' . . . . , I . I I I V I I I I D n h .... I . . .. 89 - Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester RESERVE BASKETBALL RECOREJ Wnnnnng 15 games out of 21 thns year the Ram Reserves ran up a total of 569 ponnts agannst thenr opponents 518 Parnlln topped the nndnvndual scor nng column wnth 152 ponnts whnle Pagley followed closely wnth 135 The Jayvees were a fast movnng team and thenr spnrnt proved a valuable factor nn many of thenr vnctornes Ellwood Cnty Sewnckley Ellwood Cnty Mndland Freedom New Brnghton Evans Cnty Hopewell Beaver Sewnckley RECORD Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Mars Monaca Mndland Freedom Zel nenople Evans Cnty Hopewell Beaver Red Devnls Monaca 5 18 .,.. 1 1 1 ' 35 35 1 11 31 1 1 1 ' 15 38 1 1 1 1 28 24 1 1 1 1 ' 26 28 A by - ng 29 1 1 1 111 111 ' 19 12 g I 34 26 n.nn ........n. 2 4 34 M A H A - 26 Rochester 32 1 1 1 1 1111111 Zelienople 15 46 - 36 26 11 1 11 ' 32 32 A ' ' 30 4711 1 11 11,11 ' 26 ' ' ' 28 1 11 1 111111 34 25 1 -- 1 1 U 28 36 111111 111111111 1 7 44 --- A M A 13 351. 1 1 1111 ' 18 49 11 1 11 37 n -90... 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