Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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SUPERINTENDENT, ROCHESTER AREA JOINT SCHOOLS We, the class of 1953, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Robert P. Barner, superintendent of schools. Even though he is a busy man and has many duties to perform, Mr. Barner has always been willing to sacrifice some of his time in order to help us and make our school life happier and more enJoyable We can never look back on our high school days without thinking of oui dis tlnguished leader M1 Bainei FEN TON H FA RLEY :Ad ROBERT P BARNLR PRINCIPAL The sincei est gratitute is expressed to Mr Farley by all of the students of Rochester High School but espe cially by the seniors It is the seniors who can best appreciate all he has done for us We are grateful foi his encouragement and for the interest he has taken in each of us We only our future years may be a source of pride to him , .. . .' A: -,... ,,,z 'iil' ,I , - I I t edy , 5 hope that the accomplishments of Aff . . 3 Q., fi iffjalvyf

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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.

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5-Q,-,. A. if SECRETARIES Carol Keiser and Edith Pasquale really deserve a lot of credit for all the little things they have done for the students besides their regular work. We of the student body extend our greatest appreciation to these two helpful persons whom we shall never forget. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The Senior Class wishes to convey our genuine gratitude to William Peacock, our assistant principal and friend. His deep interest in the future of his students gave us confidence in ourselves. The jokes he tells will always remind us of his priceless sense of humor. Besides ably filling his many regular duties, which in- clude keeping attendance records and assigning pupils to detention hall, he always found time to talk with us. WILLIAM T. pEAcocK ,fb , Af J eg.