Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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4 The enlarged school board diligently studies a prob lem in their new meeting place . . . Room 22. BOARD OF EDUCATION We know that these men and women have a sincere interest in both the current prob- After many years of careful delibera- tion a jointure of the Rochester, East Rochester and Rochester Township school boards was realized. Believing that there is strength in numbers, these seventeen members combined their talents to pro- mote a more progressive educational sys- tem in the Rochester Area Joint Schools. lems and the future objectives of our schools. We congratulate them for their foresight in making this jointure possible, and we wish them continued success in their endeavors. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harry Coates, Clifford Young, Paul Scheidmantel, George Marshall, John Irvin, Mrs. Anne Mustalo. SECOND ROW: William Maling, Frank Stablow, Melvin Haney, Gordon Camp, Ray Dugan, Mrs. Florus Gordan, Mrs. Florence Merrifield, Mrs. Rebecca Bogolea, Miss Erma Romigh, Donald Grimm, William Thorpe, William Dunning.