Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Robert McConnel Rhoda von Philp Mcrrleigh Scheidmantel Fred Wacrrct Rochester, Pa. As recorded in The 1954 f L 1'-4 .W bv-2' ,,,.3-f -af ' A ,. . 'M' . ., V A. In ',',h,E- - . .f ' . - , I , V' J' A - .Y 0 ,Gut Oul' Aedf foof !0l'LUClI' The sand in the hourglass is sifting slowly . . . slowly . . . to the bottom of the glass. As our high school days rapidly become a part of the past, we,leave everlasting footprints in the sands of time. Reminiscing, we relive the innumerable events . . . some delightful, some unpleasant . . . that have made up the past three years in the Halls of Rochyf' Those hours of delight are destined to become cherished memoirs, while those not so pleasant gradually fade beyond recall. All these experiences combine to mold us into individuals . . . worthy citizens' of our community . . . and country. The lasting friend- ships, social, athletic, and scholastic accomplishments achieved here are nothing more or less than stepping stones to the future. In years to come, as we turn the pages of this record, we shall again see these immortal footprints as the keystone to the attainment of our goals. COUQPQ fnaflg ,Q fA5 ,- ..,-H - - , 512.1 ' 0172-- Y 754- 'ff :Lg 1: QL .. Lwlf :ZW 543117, IZ? sig ' if ':, wa, 44,4 ave.: lilii-Q 1-. . ........ ., ..N,.. - li-an mv 1 Z ,J 4' li il... ,lg ,,v 'il 'Qu ii E '52'N- 'Vi' i ,Q f-1 1 I 514 uf' 4 ,Z Mr. Peacock discusses col- lege requirements with Pat Brew. Bob and Marlene chat at the water fountain. i i mils' V 58:5 Q2 K W I are heading for Ambridge. 'J 4 6 .5 -l 2' ' 1 I What is a school? . . , ls it merely a steel skeleton encased in brick and cement? , . . Or is it something more profound . . . more mystic . . . more human? ln the Halls of Rochy echo the iootialls of those gone before, while whispers of others still to come hover in the very air. Our school is not simply metal and masonry, but the embodiment of all those working and playing within its domain. As the years pass swiftly, taken up with the business and excitement of day by day living, this structure will become a symbol of all the friendships, knowledge, and sportsmanship made, learned, and practiced here. Thus we salute Rochester High School . . , our Alma Mater. Game-bound. these loyal Rochy fans ty ,rw Su .415 ROW 1: Mr. Ray Dugan, Mrs. Rebecca Bogclia, Mr. C. E. Young, Mr. Paul Scheidmantel. Mr. Emmett Carney, Mr. Ichn Irvin. Mrs. Myrtle Coates, Mr. Nicholas Rothart. ROW 2: Mr. Iames Edwards, Mr. William Dunning, Mr. Melvin Haney, Mrs. Esther fmt 'i 3 5 ru Gordon, Mrs. F. Merrifield, Miss Edna Romigh, Mr. Gordon Camp. ROW 3: Mr. William Thorpe, Mr. George Marshall, Mrs. A. Mustalo, Mr. Frank Stablow, Mr. William Maling. Mr. Robert P. Bamer. Board nt Education To the Board of Education, we, the Class of 1954, wish to extend our sincere appreci- ation for the many things they have done for us. During the past school year, tive new sew- ing machines were purchased for the Home Economics Department, and new desks were placed in Room 31. The halls and several rooms of the high school, as well as the auditorium, were painted and redecorated, Due to the jointure program, a larger and better equipped school building is under consideration. These are a few of the services our school board has rendered. With such a fine group of directors super- vising and planning our school, We can be assured of lasting success in the future. .-Y' iii' l A busy group of school administrators meet to dis- cuss educational problems facing Rochester Area Ioint Schools. ROBERT P. BARNER Superintendent, Rochester Ioint Area Schools We, the Seniors, have made our mark and left a lingering print upon the open page of our school's illustrious history. A large share of our success is due, undoubtedly, to the wise guidance of our distinguished leaders, Mr. Robert P. Barner, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Fenton H. Farley, Principal, and Mr. William Peacock, Assistant Prin- cipal. Sharing with us our thrills and dis- appointments, encountered in growing up, they have been unfailing in their support and generous with their time and efforts to make our school life enjoyable as well as profitable. As the hourglass relentlessly records the passing of time, we shall, in retro- spect, once more remember and again appreciate the friendly interest and sage counsel of Mr. Barner, Mr. Farley, and Mr. Peacock. Administration I-'ENTQN H, FARLEY WILLIAM T. PEACOCK 0' P,-incipcq Assistant Principal The amiable manner found in Rochester High School is typified in our personable secretaries, Edith and Carol. Acting as information bureaus, supply depots, and printers, they willingly and competently go about their innumerable duties encountered in being Girl Friday to Mr. Barner and Mr. Farley, During the summer months, their time is spent in complet- ing records of the past school year and preparing for the coming fall term To these fine secretarles the Class of 54 says whole heartedly Thanks ' CHARLES ARMSTRONG BEd MI.xtt Bookeepmg II Short hand I II Transcription REBECCA BROWN Latm K.,-J-vu fir x Faculty WILDA BANFIELD Home Economics DOROTHY CAIN Biology Ioumahsm L , Jw. Edith Pasquale Secretary to Mr Bamer Carol Gross Secretary to Mr Farley IANE BRADSHAW A B M Lntt English III French ANTHONY CAPUTO M M Supervisor of Instrumen tal Music .C IRENE BREHM B L I A B M Litt Lxbranan Public Speak mg HELEN DAVIS A B M A Plane Geometry Alge bra II D B.S. A.B. I . . - -1 - - , ffm 'flu Lf' A it 1 , ,L Q a g .gf ,,, i 4177. 7 3 'Nlluugi -1:7 -'Jf!r W' Qi Airs? Mr. Pietro prepares to take some ol his eager Drivers' Training students through their paces. J' EARL FARLEY B.Ed., M.Ed. Physics, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Mechan- ical Drawing HELEN HODGE ' 'f A .. B.S. ,r Home Economics 039' ff . A HJ fr' ,K fggrfmbkjf , 4, MARY max Typing I, II, World His- tory CLARA LUDWIG A.B. P.O.D., English III MARY' MCMURDY A.B. American History, World History 01 ls- I A- f Ll .1 ' 2. ' .' 5 . , . 1 K My W M 'X . 1 fe E .QQ x,-.- E 1 BEGLIN Moron SALESM , I, -, f K, ,f . .Iv L3 5 RUDOLPH FATULA B.S., M.S. Biology, American His- tory ROBERT ILLAR B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Industrial Arts 8: yr 419220, YVONNE LATHOM B.S.Ed. , Art Supervision k77f7J 'w7 N HENRY MCCABE B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Industrial Arts MILDRED MILLER A.B. Mathematics Dnvers Trcnnmg MW F A? ff 1 4g O ,-0 :ik . tn-1 GERALDINE STEINACKER KB. English II BERTIL VON PHILP B.S.. M.Ed. Chemistry PAULA WESCOTT B.A. Spanish. World History. Bookkeeping I LULA WITHROW B.S., M.I.itt. English IV ROBERT WRENSHALL A.B.. M.Ed. Healthg Gym X l Navi f , l .-:sly Q' Mr. von Philp demonstrates anuexperiment to some mystified chemistry students. A P.O.D. class listens attentively to Mr. Milnes, practice teacher. Outstanding among our memoirs will be the personalities of the faculty in Rochester High School. Not only were these teachers able instructors, but also sympathetic lis- teners, who could always find a moment to hear and discuss our problems. Willingly answering our questions, whether serious or ridiculous, they patiently endeavored to fit us with the implements necessary to becoming useful members of this great American nation. To these, our teachers . . . and friends . . . We now say humbly . . with all sincerity . .-. Thank you. as 'ffm Our present-day educational institu- tions are required to provide and main- tain able medical and custodian staffs to better the working environment of the faculty and student body. With this thought in mind, we here express gratitude to the medical staff, comprised of Dr. Thomas Hooker M.D., Dr. Oren Wallace, D.D., and Mrs, Mary Perrell, R. N., who perform a commend- able service in keeping each and every one of us in good physical and dental health. Likewise, We believe much credit is due Dannie Chabot and his cohort, Rudolph Heckel, for the time and effort they expend in making life in the Halls of Rochy more pleasant for all. ook. ff Mrs. Perrell, R.N., and Dr. Hooker check Alice Ham's ta f f blood pressure during her physical examination. Dannie Chabot and Rudy Heckel pause to smile into the camera. fir 'SZ Frank Barber opens up if f while Dr. wauuce has q 1 WQ 84' M l l ,f ' ' .Q as 4 t .-ni fx ' in i 'Q Nl l ex .X .J t,- ax , fo - XX iw 5-R., rv 'ws Vxf' .pf M4-y El x'+ I' 5 fo foffow W Sffllm Barbara Alberts Bobs Academic G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Class Treas- urer, Oracle Staff 2,3,4g Quill and Scroll 3,4, Latin Club 35 Art Club, Pop Kids, Mirage Staff 4. Bobs is a casual, friendly person who is liked by all, Dean Bangor Dean Technical Class President Student Council Football Baseball Visual Aids 234 Mirage Staff 4 Dean does everything well his versatility and amiable personality make him a friend to all Shirley Ann Bentel Shirley Commercial Tr1Hi Y 2 4 Concert Choir Mirage Staff Pop Kids 4 Shir ey a cute 1tl bundle of fun who IS always willing to help anyone Donna Marlene Berry DeeDee General Concert Chorr 2 3 4 Tri Hi Y 24 GAA Oracle Staff Quill and Scroll Pop Kids Mirage Staff 4 DeeDees sparkhng smile could be found hovering over the coffee pot at the Pop stand loyce Eileen Brttner oy Commercial Iumor Red Cross 2 GAA 234 Tri H1Y 24 Pop Kids Mirage Staff 4 Being attractive Ioy ceives much attention from the opposite sex Stylish clothes set off a nice figure Delbert Ash Moon Technical Moon is one of our favor- ite soda-jerks at l-letzel's. He is always good for a laugh. Pete Bellc Pete General Petes hobby is laloples tearing them down and putting them back together take up his leisure time William B Bentley 1 Academic Visual Ards Band Concert Choir 234 Spanish Club H1 Y Mirage Staff 4 Bills snare drum helped to keep our Band on the march while his bass voice contributed much t he choir Geraldme Bxrge Geri Academic Latin Club 3 Pop Kids Stage Crew 4 Gen one of our Vanport gals has won many friends at Rochy through her pleas ant smile and quiet ways Vxeanna May Blmn ie Commercial A 234 Tri Hi Y Pop Kids 4 Vie who has a smile for everyone puts her whole heart into everything she does ESTER HIGH SC 5 .5131 P t R Q I 'F 21 sci Soma Lee Bloom Sonny Cornmer ral Oracle Stall Pop Kids Quill and Scroll Mirage Stall 4 Sonny is a sweet dimple miss who hails from the Noss Plan This soitvoice lass IS quiet and well like by all Edward Bozek General Quill and Scroll 34 Oracle Stal Football 234 Ed is known for his love of practical lol-:es and goo times his amusing cartoons may be seen most any where Don Brewer Don General Football 2 Track 2 3 4 One of our car happy fel lows Don is the envy of many girls for he is blessed with nice curly hair Nancy Lee Bricks Nancy Academic Girs' Chorus 2,3,4g Latin Club 3. This blonde Badenite, l- though seemingly shy, ' really quite a chatterbox when you get to know her. Don Burg Burgie General Football, Track 2,3 4. A happy-go-lucky athlete who is small, but mighty, on the gridiron. Liked by all his classmates, Burgie always succeeds in having a good time. I9 .RUCHESTER HIGH SC Katherine Bogeatzes Kathy Commercial Tri H1 Y Oracle Stall Z 3 4 udent Council 34 A1 Club Mirage Stall 4 Kathy as President of the Student Council has cheer fully accomplished difficult duties Patricia Ann Brew a Academic Hi Y '7 G A A 2 4 cle Stall 34 Latin Club 3 Band 2 34 Quill and Scroll Mirage Stall 4 Pat a snappy matorette is a popular student and a real asset to our class Harriet Brewer Harriet Commercial G A A Tri Hi Y 2 Mirage Stal! 4 A speedy typist long wavy hair a good stu dent sunny disposition typify one of Rochys all around students William C. Brobeck i Technical i. , , 5 Track an- ager 3 4. Bill, an active member of the Hi-Y Club, has done much for the betterment of that organization. Richard Thomas Campbell Dick General Football 2,3,4. Where there is excitement or'mischiei brewing, Dick may easily be lound. Hlllll. .54 Robert Campbell Cam General Oracle Stall 2 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 34 Spanish Club Mirage Stat 4 Cam our good lookrng Mrrage artrst has an un ceasrng lrne of chatter good humor and a qurck smile Herbert Carper Herb Cencral Football Track 234 Our ret propelled track a e from West Brrdgewater wrll be mrssed by hrs felow classmates Can hrs run nrng shoes be lrlledl Geraldine Charlov1ch Gerry Commercral Trr H1 Y 23 Band 3 A sweet bundle of char'n IS thrs tiny m ss for whom we wrsh all happrness Phyllrs Leah Carcarse 11 Academrc Latrn Club 3 Dark harred Fifi lrves 1n New Brrghton and spends her spare trme carrng for patrents at the Providence Hosprtal Anne Castrodale Anne Academrc Oracle Stall Concert Clrorr rr ont orrnrr A 2 4 1 Spanrsh Club Mrraqe Statl4 May al success come to our actrve Tri H1 Y presrdent Donald Chewnmg Mutt General Football Basketball Base ball Concert Chou 2 3 4 Mutt IS a powerful packet of energy recognrzed by a partrcularly norsy horse laugh apt y named The Mrghty Atom Carolyn Cleeland Carolyn General G ee Club 2 Corlcert Chorr 34 A songbrrd and one of our hrghly esteemed group of travelers from the country rs Carolyn lack Rhodes Cloughley Duck General Football, Track 3,4 Very tall, very blond, very 'ldevilish' '..4 an individual who desires good times and fun, Duck always seems to enjoy himself hugely. Andrew C Clrmo Andy General Stage Crev 2 One of Mrss Brehms faith ful storywrlters who was constantly chatterrng in the lrbrary Mary Lou Coe Lu Lu Commercial Tri.Hi-Y 2,35 G.A.A. 2,341 Chorus 2,35 Concert Choir, Pop Kids 4. A carefree student who is ambitious, witty, and has a smile for all is Lu Lu, Paul Richard Eckhart Dick General H Y 34 Stage Crew 2, Speech Club 4. Neat in appearance, good- looking, and charming, 'Dic i noted 'for is smooth dancing and friendly smile. Iames Engelman lim Academic Latin club 3, Art Club 4. Concert Choir, Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band 2,45 Orchestra 4. lim, everybody's friend, will be remembered lor his excellent salesmanship, win- ning personality, and love of music, Marpone Ann Conner Mac Commercial Tri Hr Y 3 Stage Crew Ora cle Stall Quill and Scroll 23 Speech Club 4 Mr Armstrong s pet peeve this damsel has pleasing ways and a nice smile Thomas I Davies Tom Academi Concert Choir 23 4 Spanish Club 3 Pop Kids 4 Reserved and thoughtful is Tom but also energetic and ambitious a great talker his desire is to go places in the musical world Myrna Lee Diamond Myrna General lumor Red Cross Mirage Stal! 4 Myrna is a lively and good humored country lass There is never a dull mo ment when she is around Beverly lane Embaugh Beverly Academic Band Orchestra 2,3,4, Span- ish' Club 4. Calm on the surtace, but bubbling with lun under- neath Beverly was well- liked by all who knew her. Lenore Ann Eshelman Esh General Tri-Hi-Y 3, Art Club, Chorus 2, Pop Kids, Mirage Stall 4. Lenore is one ot our happy-go-lucky gals who is always willing to discuss anything ot current interest. Ioseph Curtis oe Academic Latin Club 3 Ioe who possesses nice wavy hair always has a retort to make in reply to any comment made to him Anne Davis Anne Academic GAA 24 Latin Club 3 Junior Red Cross Band Or chestra Concert Choir 2 34 Tr1HrY Oracle Statt Mrr age Stal 4 Nice things come in small packages Anne is friend ly iolly and bright Thomas Dormmey Monk Technical Stage Crew 2 3 4 Oracle Stalt 4 Monk is the lad with the Alabama drawl who lrus trates the teachers and amuses his classmates Barbara Figueiredo Barb Commercial Pop Kids Stage Crew L brary Club Mirage Stall Iumor Red Cross 4 A dependable worker l ways near when she is needed arb sot spoken and nice to know William Larry Forster Larry General Pop Kids 4 Larrys courteous manner has been noticed by both teachers and students Flor ida s loss has been our gain May success in years to come be his Delores Frank DeeDee Commercial G A A 4 DeeDee IS one of the less talkative members of the Class ot noted tor her pleasantness and typical Rochy spirit George Gabele George Academic. Spanish Club 3 One of the favorite pastimes ot this tall lad is drawing hot rods in class George likes the idea of being seen and not heard Gary Geist Gary Technical Basketball 2,3,4g Pop Kids, Hi-Y 4. A loyal, hard-working Pop Kid tits our tall friend Gary May good luck and happiness follow him in whatever he plans to do. I9 . . HUGH lames H. Fisher Fish Academic Band Orchestra HiY 34 Latin Club 3 Mirage Stal 4 Concert Choir 234 Fishs winning ways and ready smile attract hosts of friends a music lover Bernadette Lone Frank Bernie Commercial GA A Oracle Stall 24 Iumor Red Cross 2 Mirage Stall 4 Bernie sweet rl whose charming manner has won her numerous friends Minam Gay Frank Gay Commercial GAA 24 Mirage Stall 4 Iumor Red Cross 3 The name Gay really suits this cheerful little miss who is one of our favorite giggling classmates and a friend to all Allred Gallo Academic Latin Club 3 Als pleasing disposition and Joking manner have made friends for him wher ever he goes Easy to get along with hes ever willing to lend a helping hand Theodore Grant Tedo General Football, Track 2,3,4g Baskete ball Manager 35 Concert Choir 4. An outstanding lineman, noted for his popularity, Tedo lives up to the words, Worry kills men . . . why die? visit? J ' 2 4 5 - if Q 1 ESTER HIGH SCHUUL. sm nf .54 Betty Groscost e General Concert Choir 23 4 Tr1H1 Y Mrrage Sta f Stage Crew 4 Our charmxng Bet dlvldes her spare t1me between vocallzxng and roller skat 1ng Arabelle Hacker Arach1e Academlc GAA Latrn Club 3 Cheer leader 34 A country lass possessmg a peaches and cream com plex1on Arachle was PQPPY varslty cheerleader and plans to become nurse Shxrley Lee Haney Shxrl General Chorr 2 34 Stage Crew 34 A tall lovely g1rl wrth a llalr for style and a smtle t all IS 1rl Loxs Ann HGHISOU LOIS ACGd9m1C Chorus 2 GAA 24 Latin Club 3 Orchestra Trl H1 Y 34 Band 234 A neat attractlve blonde loyal to the Band Lors has a good word tor everyone Kevm Thomas Hogan Farmer General Th1s reserved fellows tlme IS davrded between h1s farm chores and SSYVICHIQ cars at Amo s ESTER H H SC Sara lane Gross Sane Commerclal orus 2 3 4 G A A Trr Hr Y Mrrage Stat! 4 Sarle 1S a fun lovmg glrl whose helpful manner has made her servlces mchspens able rn the h1gh school oth e Mary Margaret Hagerty Margaret Commerc1al T HrY 2 GAA 24 p Kids Stage Crew 4 Chorus 234 Quiet and shy at txrst ac quamtance Margaret actually a 'Ave w1re and lots ot fun to know Manlyn Ioan Hanshe Hansh Commerc1al 2 Stage Crew Art Club GAA 24 Mirage Stat! 4 Trlm pettte Hansh has a qulck wrt and ready laugh whrch make her an enloy able companlon Donna Loulse Herdt Dee Commercral A Trl 1 Chorus 23 Mrrage Stat! Stage Crew 4 One of our future secre tarnes Donna possesses eye catchmg clothes and very tetchmg drmples Paul Hogan Paul General Baseball Manager 34 No matter where you meet Paul he has a grxn on h1s lace He takes hrs class mates puns wlth unusual good humor NB t 1 ' A , , : '- '- Ch , , g . . . 2,45 2: ' f, '- '- , ' , - - -, I 5 - rl- 5- 5 . , , I 5 Po ' , H ' H a ' , is a . G.A,A, 2,4g Tri-Hi-Y, Concert Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Concert Choir or . ' Sh' ' I ' 7 . . . , 7 ' G.A. . 25 '-H'-Y 2,3,4g IG H00l . 54 Ioseph Eugene Hudak Hoody General Track 2 3 4 Hoody 15 so quiet that hrs presence IS not usually real lzed untrl he decldes to make xt known of hrs own accord Irene Kelbaugh Irene Academrc Malorette Chorus Orches tra 234 Art Club 4 Latm Club 3 Tall stately Irene made a very attractrve malorette addmg greatly to the Band wrth her or1g1nal rout1nes Nancy Esther Klxngensmlth Nan y Academlc Tr1HrY 3 4 Spamsh Club Mrrage Stat! Art Club G A A 4 Known for her frank opm tons and studrous ways Nancy has made many lrrends rn the Halls of Rochy Rzchard Iackson Drck Academrc Basketball Student Councrl 2 Spanrsh Club 4 Latrn Club 3 Drcks mam rnterests are basketball and grrls reverse order Hochy wrll miss hrs easy gorng ways Kenneth H Krrchner Ken Academrc Baseball Oracle Stat! Bas ketball Qurll and Scroll 4 Our only regret IS that we drd not know Ken longer Always w1ll1ng to help thrs good lookrng lad has made many trlends Mary lane Knzan Mary Iane Commercral Lrbrary Club 2 Trrl-lr Y Chorus 23 GAA 3 Con cert Chorr Pop Krds Mrrage Staff 4 Mary Iane IS a top com merclal student has long blonde hart and can grve mrle a mmute oratrons if Q' ,W I x N, ,A 4? 07 ES mm U 2. o 'I 0 m P1 'I 02 'UD Um rn '1 EL A newcomer to our class thls year Reemes pretty smrle and mce ways have won her many trrends Iames Donald Kunsmun 1m General Baseball 2 3 4 Football 4 One of the best detensrve tackles ever seen on Rochy s grrdrron I1m wrll be re membered for hls amusmg GHIICS Dcrvld A Kronstam Dave Academrc Latm Club 3 Basketball Manager Hr Y Mrrage Staff 4 Dave s energy seems l1m1t less he lS always on the move Fun loving and hav mg a qulck smrle he has many Irrends Manon Lucille Lawrence Marron General Oracle Staff 2 3 4 G A A 24 Chorus 34 Pop Krds 4 A Brrdgewater g1rl noted for her red halr qurck temper and ready wrt IS Marlon , , . 3,43 l ' ' ' ...in 1 fo' li' ,JQZLJY JM , 'A .3 if ffl ,Y 44' 'yn X u rg f . ' f u. ' rf fl , . ' I ,..A ,M Hx A A . . ty tv rf I I It F Betty lane McCann Bets Commercial 'l'ri'Hi-Y, G.A.A. 25 Chorus 235 Concert Choir, Pop Kids 4. A sweet ready smile ' Bet's' greeting to all, She is another of our Pop Kids who worked like a trooper doing her share. Earl Samuel McCauley Ear General Hi.Y 2,3,4g Pop Kids 4. Earl's curly hair could be seen as he sold refreshments at the football games, work- ing diligently for his class. -X Terry Charles Laykish Lake Academic Football Baseball 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Our Football King tall deb onair devil may care Lakes wonderful smile makes everyone his friend David L Lutz Dave Academic Spanish Club 3 A good student seen but seldom heard Dave s sense of humor nevertheless makes h1m an amiable com pamon Vincent Ioseph Mamone Vince Academic Spanish Club 3 Baseball Football Manager 234 Vinces duties behind the sports scenes are seldom fully appreciated Good natured and happy he will find friends wherever he goes Harriet E. McCaslin 'Harriet Academic Chorus 23,4g Latin Club 35 Band 3,4. Small neat and trim' this gal's flying fingers made music for us through our school years. Robert M. McConnel Bob' Academic Latin Club 35 Pop Kids, Quill and Scroll, Mirage Editor 4. Bob's untiring efforts for Pop Kids and as Mirage Edi- tor show an excellent apti- tude for leadership and organization. Larry Loftus Larry General Concert Choir 2 3 4 Neat well groomed wavy haired Larry has a smile and a good word for one and all Gertrude Darlene Magness Gert Commercial GAA 3 A country gal who com muted daily on the bus Gert was an entertaining personality and abounded in Rochy spirit Robert Marquette Maggie General Student Council Z Football 234 Baseball 34 Maggie s rough and ready on the gridiron but quiet and gentle in he classroom 3 9' ,fqtfmt Roger McCourt Buck General Consplcuous hls b sence well applxes to Roger who 15 known lor hls easy gomg ways and bland smxle Exleen F McPherson Corky Comme-rclal Trl H1 Y 2 Grrls Chorus 2 3 Pop Krds Concert Chorr 4 Mannerly and neat Corky conducts lferselt serlously rn school whtle being ever ready to tease cmd Joke outslde Rochy Halls Wxllxam Paul Mulgrew 1 Commercral Track 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Courteous serious mlnded qulet he proverblal mouse 1n a corner Bxll s absence m the track meets w1ll be notlced Iuamta Murphy Iuanlta Commer ral Chorus 2 3 Tr1Hr Y 2 4 Art Club Iumor Red Cross Pop Krds Mrrage Stall 4 Iuanlta s wrttmess and rol lxcklng g1ggle make her lots of lun to know Icxmes Paplomatas Pappy Academxc Track 23 Student Councrl 3 Class Ottrcer 24 Foot ball Concert Chorr 234 Baseball Oracle Sta? Mrr age Statt Spanish Club 4 A handsome hard trghtmg tackle lS Pappy he will be missed. 19. .RUCH Sally McKay Sally Academxc Latin Club 3 Concert Chorr Band Orchestra 234 Ar Club 4 Humor and mtelhgence are two of the shmmg vlrtues Saly possesses She W1 be remembered by all Elxzabeth Mxgnanellx Betty Commercxal GAA Chorus 2 Mrrage Statt Student Councrl Pop Krds 4 Betty our Football Queen pert petlte well man nered soft spoken all around glrl so nlce t know Carmelxta Mundo Carmy Academlc Latm Club 3 Concert Chorr Oracle Stat! 234 Iumor Red Cross Qurll and Scroll 34 Stud nt Councrl 4 Anyone rn need ot a dellftl hon? Ask Carmy Ioy Lynne Palumbo oy Commerclal Lrbrary Club Chorus Ora cle Stat! 2 Latm Club 3 Trl Hr Y 2 34 Pop Krds 4 loy has lovely brown hatr a wmnmg smxle charm and cheertulness all these made her hosts ot frxends Marlene Parker Mar Commerclal orus 2 3 G A A r Hr Y 4 Hear a g1ggle'f' That s Mar You can usually hear that contaglous laugh of hers before you see her ESTER HIGH SC rw fX ,gk 1 H00l .54 25 Wxllxam Peters B1g B111 Acaclem1c Latm Club 3 Football 234 Take 1t slow and easy B1 Bls adv1e H IS an ardent gr1d1ron part1c1 pant and one of the notor1 ous Conway gang Ioseph Plevel oe General Track 23 Football 234 Baseball Student Councrl 4 lumpmg loe our outstand 1ng all around athlete ha 1'ece1Ved h1s many laurels Wllh modesty Frank Pulpan Hank General Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 4 t1on to the basketball squad IS one of the ll1rtat1ous mem b rs of the class and 1S noted for h1s goal of gett1ng r1ch qu1 lc Mary Margaret Rex Mlml Techmcal Concert Chorr 2 G A A 24 Tr1 H1 Y Cheerleader Stage Crew 234 Mrrage Stat! 4 M1m1 s love of l1te and lun IS apparent 1n her br1ght smxle and sparklmg eyes Lawrence W Roll Sonny General Easy gomg bashful and carefree Sonny IS a al to all for h1S l1keable ways have ach1eved h1m many last1ng fr1endsh1ps ESTER H SB Anthony P1zutt1 Tony ACGdEm1C Latm Club 3 Baseball 2 34 Tony never has too much to say but he IS always on rand when needed Cood luck w1ll follow h1m wherever he goes Lawrence George Polce Porkypme Academxc Football A Spamsh Club 3 Qu1ll and Scroll Oracle Stall 34 Porkypmes lavorue pas t1me 15 buzzmg around tak mg p1ctures for the Oracle Sally Arm Rexch Sally Commerc1al lumor Red Cross 2 beaut1ful sm1le and lovely axr are a ys to e env1ed by all Iames Russell Rmddle 1m Techn1cal Sc1ent1f1cally mmded and mterested 1n mus1c l1m d1V1d9S hlS t1me between amateur rad1o worl-1 and h1s electr1c gultar Eugene Sansone Eugene General Concert Chorr 234 Track Pop Krds 4 Dark ha1r sparklmg eyes a m1sch1evous gr1n these draw a verbal p1cture of our bard work1ng coke opener at the Pop Stand .. . is .. ,. 'g il' ': , e ' ' Hank, Conway's contribu- Charming and sweet, a - ' f 11 ' 'ls ll ' 1' 1, e , ' ' . , ' P ' - IGH H00l. 54 Steve Sccrrvehs Pete Techmcal Spamsh Club Mrrage Stall4 Steve IS a fellow who IS not d1ll1cult to know or l1l-re HIS love ol argu1ng helped to 11ven h1s classes Shrrley Ann Schuster Shalley General GAA 2 Cheerleadeir 23 Tr1 H1 Y 234 Oracle Sta Qurll and Scroll 4 A neatly att1red Conway m1ss S a ley can found cutt1ng a mean rug on a dance lloor Patty Scobre a Academlc Dramat1cs Club Latm Club Glee Club 3 Llbrary Club 34 Chorus 4 There 1 lussmess or bluster about Pat whatso ever she can be depended upon to do a task qu1ckly and well Mcrrlergh Schezdmantel Mar1e1gh Academxc Iunzor Red Cross 2 Spamsh Club 3 Band Orchestra 2 3 4 Tr: H1 Y 3 4 Qurll and Scroll Stage Crew Mzrage Edztot 4 Th1s auburn hatred lass does many thmgs well Paul Rrchard Schwemsberg D1ck Academ1c Latm Club 3 Orchestra 34 Band Baseball 234 H1Y Golf Mrrage Stall 4 Dark ha1red short ol stature second erry LEWIS D1ck worked hard for hrs class Vmcent Anthony Scrucl VINCE Academlr. Spamsh Club 3 Baseball Football Manager 2 3 4 Suave dapper conlrdent V1nce w1ll do wel 1n any thmg he tr1es 'N Frances A Serfert Franme General G A A Tr1 H1 Y 2 Oracle Stall Quzll and Scroll 34 Iumor Red Cross Mrrage Stall 4 Qu1et cmd able Franme w1ll do anythmg she can to help when needed Louls Shaffer LOUIS General Oracle Stall 4 H15 ab111ty to have a good t1me and be the hle of the party IS h1dden beneath the serxous exter1or wh1ch he chooses to show the world most of the t1me Eugene Shaffer Hutz General Football Basketball 2 3 4 Sports lovlng Hutz 1S full of lun and w1ll1ng to pull good practrcal 1oke on anyone most anytrme lane Short Boodxe General Tr HIY 24 Oracle Stal Qurll and Scroll 3 4 GA A Iumor Red Cross Pop Krds Mrrage Stall 4 Hear that h1lar1ous laugh ter? We bet you thats our Boodle l Shes always happy ,vs Lewxs D Stoliel Skip Acadenuc Track 2 Football Spanash Club 3 Oracle Stall Quill and Scroll 34 Baseball 4 Slap IS one of our Out door boys who thoroughly enjoys all sports events Gwendolyn Carol Sutton Carol Commerclal Tr H1 Y 2 Oracle Stal! Quill and Scroll 34 GAA 2 3 4 Pop Krds Mxrage Staff 4 A real trooper who put her whole heart mto gettmg news for the Oracle Mary Ann Sxget Buttons General GAA 2 Oracle Staff Tr H1 Y 2 3 4 Iumor Red Cross Pop Kids 4 Buttons chatter can go on and on' You can fmd her cheerful smtle behlnd the lunch counter at Murphys lesse D Smxth Sonny Academ1c Spanish Club 3 Chorus 23 Football Basketball Base ball 2 3 4 An avld mterest ln sports has taken up much of Son nys trme throughout his days at Rochy Howard R Snowden Red Techmcal H1 Y Oracle Stall 2 3 4 Art Club 4 Some one once descrlbed Red as being sxrnllar to an owl IH that he sleeps dur 1ng the day and 1S rarlng to go at ntght ,G Robert Iames Stuck Bob Techmcal Stage Crew Hr Y Track Z 3 4 Bob enjoys tlnkermg wlth any mechanxcal devtce Usually very quxet he can be heard rf the need arxses Margxe Ann Terwxllxger Marge Academlc Trl Hr Y Oracle Stall 2 3 4 GAA 23 Latm Club Pop Kids Mrrage Stal! Art Club 4 Marge ts studlous pleas ant and serene Rose Mane slllplgnl Rose Commerclal GAA Chorus 2 Student Counczl Pop Ktds 4 One ol North Ro hesters contrtbutlons to Rochy IS our llssome dark halred black eyed Rose Robert Smxth Bob Academlc Latm Club 3 Our happy go lucky Doctor Bob has only one worry tn so far as we know te Wtll my car last another day? Gerald B Sterlmg lerry Academlc Student Council 2 Latm Club 3 Band 234 Orches tra H1 Y 3 4 Hear that Hot trumpet? Ierrys at xt agcnnl He rs our well dressed popular trurnpeteer Ianeen Mae Thompson Ianeen Commercxal Chorus 2 3 G A A Trr Hr Y 2 4 Pop Krds Concert Chorr 4 Ianeen IS a tall blonde who IS a snappy dresser and a speed demon typrst Ioseph Venn oe General Ioes smcerrty and sunny personalrty make hmm a true trxend to all who are fortu nate enough to know hlm Nancy Vodemchar Nancy Comrrerclal Nancys wry humor sun ny smrle and knack for see 1ng the amusmg srde of hte make her an entertarnxng frlend Frednck M Waara Fred Academlc Class Ollrcer Latm Club 3 Basketball Manager Qurll and Scroll 34 Oracle Edt tor HrY Student Council Track 2 3 4 Mrrage Edrtor 4 Fred IS an all around lad who can do most anythlng Lloyd Gene Ward Guy General Stlll waters run deep could apply to Guy Gen tlemanly and cheerful h has hosts of fnends Olzve Mae Van Dyke Van Comrnerclal GAA 23 Stage Crew Chorus 234 Vrsual Ards 4 No matter where she may b Van has the abxllty to enloy herself and enter tam those accompanymg er Helen Vldovxch Secky Commerclal Oracle Stall Trr H1 Y Z 3 4 G A A 2 4 Cheerleader Quill and Scroll 34 Mirage Stall 4 Take a double portxon of good looks add a dash of eye catchmg clothes Sec ky IS our gal Rhoda von Phnlp Rho Academxc La m Club 3 Trl 1 Y G A A Cheerleader Concert Choir 2 3 4 Qurll and Scroll Mrrage Edrtor Art Club 4 Everyone knows our Rho pep eye appeal per sonalrty Intelhgent too' Davxd E Walker oe Academlc Basketball 3 Band Hr Y 234 Latm Club 4 Ioe s greetmg to you IS cx sunny grm cr pleasant H1' and a wave of hrs hand Davxd Eugene Webb Web General Band 2 HrY Chorus Pop Kids Qurll and Scroll Ora cle Staff 4 Two hot dogs mustard and omons' Webb could be heard snngmg out t the Pop Stand on home- games nights. ESTER HIGH SC 'YK 'l' sq..-fx-,fv Q'-,.':fe--ff? H Qsgfw X I Samuel P Whxte Whltey General Basketball 234 Baseball 4 A cheery Hello Whxteys greetmg hkes everyone and IS hked rn turn by all Marlorxe Lee Wolbert Marge Commerclal Marge has a sparkhng smxle that sets oll a qulet steady unrultled personal tty whxch makes her a nrce compamon Rrchard Lee Haney Dlck Techmcal Stage Crew 2 Hr Y 34 Lxght hcnred blue eyed Drck wxll be remembered as a quiet fellow who l ways had a Hello or everyone Byrum Cable Barney General Basketball Track 34 Tall dark and lanky de scrrbes Barney Whxle he holds the hlghlump record tor Rochy he also stars on the basketball court Robert Schmxdt Smrtty General Our cowboy gultarlst Smrt ty can usually be heard before he can be seen HIS abxhty to aggravate h1s teachers IS known to all I9 ... RUCHESTER HIGH SC 30 Betsy Ann Wxse e General GAA 24 Stage Crew Ora cle Stall Quill and Scroll Cheerleader 34 Class Ot lrcer Tn H1 Y 234 Con cert Choir Oracle Editor Mrrage Stall 4 e spreads sunshme everywhere Lee Zlmmermen ee l-lcademxc Latm Club 3 Mrrage Stall 4 Serlous studlous Lee can be as much lun as anyone when the time IS rxght and studles can be forgotten lor awhrle Kenneth Martm Student Councll 2 Latm Club 3 Concert Choir 34 Band Orchestra 234 Kenny wrth rhythm h1s wrlsts and muslc IS heart lS w1ll1ng to make hrs drums roll whenever h can Marilyn Dxanne Schmxdt Smltty General Oracle Stall 3 Stage Crew 34 Iunror Bed Cross Pop Krds Mzrage Stall 4 A Vanport marden known for her grggle and lxvely manner IS Smltty lack Weidman ack Academrc Spanish Club 4 Some people beheve that lack actually stayed awake nights thlnkmg up new practxcal 1okes to pull on both h1s teachers and classmates H00l.. .54 n . rl . NB tl: ' X,AA ' ' ' . . . he , : - lx NME . . . . I -- -- ' 1 I - rl ' D . ' I I 4, uB tu I . . 1 3 ' 4v 1 U U I ' V J fl , x . '. . ' . . . i f l X ,,' 'Q ll 'N N F., A HI... x I. A 1 ' ' Kenny Academic - Q. I ' in X t ' I t ' in hi 1 Y A 3 H H e 4 rrslnrft - l t . ,, , rfirvywy T: - A - - I - ' tt. IT3 milf elim 3 S - -- . I ' 5- . . I I s ' ' ' 1 6 I e l I 1 ' , . H , ' 1 L ! y':,4,'Af ,, E ' ' . f. .- , . . . . , . i A V, - I - Y-sf ANNE CASTRODALE - '. SALLY REICH Most Ltkely to Succeed FRED WAARA Pf9TUeSf HGH Most L1keIy to Succeed DEAN BANGOR Best Student R2 BARBARA ALBERTS Best Athlete 1954 Star ANNE DAVIS Best Student IOY PALUMBO LARRY LOFTUS Best Dressed Best Dressed r'f ' i 5 IAMES PAPLOMATAS Prettiest Hair Portraits TERRY LAYKISH Best Personality DONALD CHEWNING Best Athlete all-A 1.4. 'W-E9 HELEN VIDOVICH Best Looking 2- 1' N fy J f 5 fee FRANK PULPAN Best Looking i Q RHODA VON PHILP Best Chassis BETSY WISE Best Personality I OE PLEVEL Best Chassis i .gun-'- ,,..-Q ,,-Q, B. Alberts D. Ash D. Bangor P. Belic S. Bentel W. Bentley D. Berry G. Birge I. Bittner V. Blinn S. Bloom K. Bogeatzes E. Bozek P. Brew D. Brewer H. Brewer N. Bricks W. Brobeck D. Burg B. Cable D. Campbell B. Campbell P. Carcaise H. Carper A. Castrodale G. Charlovich D. Chewning C. Cleeland A. Climo I. Cloughley M. L. Coe M. Conner I. Curtis T. Davies A. Davis M. Diamond C. M. K. Crazy Mixed-up Kid T. D. Q. Tall, Dark, Quiet W. G, Wonderful Guy W. O. W. Whiz On Wheels S. S. Short and Sweet G. C. K. Green Chevy Kid T. S. The Seamstress S. I. B. Silence ls Bliss N. N. Nice and Neat E. F. Everyone's Friend D. M. Dimpled Miss P. S. Pietro's Secretary A. L. G. A Laugh-Getter H. S. High Stepper B. B. Buick Boy T. W. Typing Wizard B.C. Baden's Contribution Q. Quiet Blonde A. A. A. An Able Athlete B. C. Basketball Center D. C. Devilish Character L.M. Ladies' Man A. H. H. A Hudson Hornet S. B. Speed Boy S.A.S. Sweet And Sensible L. M. Little Majorette H. H. Half-pint Hallback S. S. Swell Soprano E. G. Easy Going S. I. Smiling Iack A. G. Always Giggling A. Q.L. A Quiet Lass W. L. Woman Lover B, L. Baden Lad T. L. Talented Lass C.A .H. Crazy About Horses T. Dorminey R. Eckhart B. Embaugh I. Engelman L. Eshelmcrn B. Figueiredo I. Fisher L. Forster B. Frank D. Frank G-. Frank G. Gabele A. Gallo G. Geist T. Grant B. Groscost S. Gross A. Hacker M. Hagerty R. Haney S. Haney I. Hanshe L. Harrison D. Herdt K. Hogan P. Hogan I. Hudak R. Tackson I. Kelbaugh K. Kirchner N. Klingensmith M. I. Krizan I. Krohne D. Kronstain I. Kunsrnan A. K. D.D. M. M. L.F. P. S. B. T. Alabama Kid Devilish and Darling Music Maker Lots of Fun Pleasing Smile Bridge Traveler S. U. T. B. Strike Up The Band S. F. S. Some Florida Sunshine F.F. N. Q. T.C. H.H.R. A. P. W. L.F. H. H. W. C. M. F. H. S.D. Q. M. N. T.K. S. A. C.L. A. F. D. A.P. F.F. H. G, L. Q. C. T. D. H. D.D. I. A.D. A. H. G. L. R. N. H. T. C. T. C. Football Fan Nice and Quiet Theil Correspondent Happy Hot Rod A Pleasing Way Likeable Fellow Happy Hurdler Warbling Canary Mr. Farley's Helper Sweet Disposition Quiet Miss Nice To Know Stately and Attractive Chevy Lover A Fair Damsel Always Pleasant Future Farmer Happy Go Lucky Quiet Character Tall, Dark, Handsome Dancing Doll Iust A Dream! Always Helpful Goldie Locks Rochy Newcomer He's The Craziest! The Clown M. Lawrence T. Laykish Lp Loftus D. Lutz G. Magness V. Mamone R. Marquette K. Martin B. McCann H. McCaslin E. McCauley R. McConnel R. McCourt S. McKay E. McPherson B. Mignanelli W. Mulgrew H. H. H. K. N. B. D. T.E'. I. P. S. M. S. A.P. B. Hippity Hop Helper King tor a Night Best Dressed Twinkling Eyes Iust Plain Sweet Mr. Shortstop A Popular Boy T. N. D. Top-Notch Drummer M. F. W. Mr. Fatula's Wonder A. P. Q. S. L. C. G B. R. T.M. F. F. Q. N. B. B. Accomplished Pianist Quiet and Shy Loves Cute Girls Bus Rider Tiny Miss Full of Fun Queen for a Night Bookkeeping Boy C. Mundo N. D. M. Never a Dull Moment I. Murphy B. H. L. Blonde-Haired Lass I. Palumbo A. C. C. A Cute Chick I. Paplomatas F. T. A. Friend To All M. Parker I. L. F. Iulius LaRosa Fan W. Peters I. B. B. Iust Big Bill A. Pizutti B. P. Baseball Pitcher I. Plevel M. T. D. Mister Touch Down L. Polce C. F. Camera Fiend F. Pulpan T. C. The Crooner S. Reich M. B. Matrimony Bound M. Rex A. I . Amiable and Impish I. Ri-ddle H. L. G He Likes Guitars L. Roll S. I. G. Silence Is Golden E. Sansone S. P. Slow Poke S. Scarvelis M. M. Mechanically-Minded M. Scheidmantel P. D. Pert Doll M. Schmidt H. C. Happy and Carefree R. Schmidt F. F. Fun-Finder S. Schuster D, E. Dancing Eyes R. Schweinsberg Q. W. Quick Wit P. Scobie T. L. Tall and Lissome V. Scruci D. B. Date Bait F. Seifert F. F. Friendly Fran E. Shaffer W. Y. L. Witty Young Lad L. Shaffer T. D. Truck Driver I. Short O. B. Our Boodie M. Siget B. A, B. Buttons and Beaux R- Silipigni P. P. K. Pizza Pie Kid I. Smith -C.A.Q. Cute And Quiet R. Smith D. B. Doctor Bob H, Snowden B. R, Big Red I. Stirling M. H. B. Mr. Horn Blower L. Stofiel C. K. Cadillac Kid E. Stratton S.A.N. Sweet And Neat R. Stuck A. S. K. A Stagecrew Kid C. Sutton L. T. D. Loves To Dance M. Terwilliger S.A.S. Sweet And Smart I. Thompson T. B. L. Tall Blonde Lass O. Van Dyke V. V. Vim and Vigor I. Venn A. M. D. A Maiden's Dream H. Vidovich C. K. Cool Kitten N. Vodenichar R. S. Radiant Smile R. von Philp T.I.F. Tops In Fashion F. Waara H. C. Handsome Chap D. Walker L. B. Laughing Boy G. Ward T. A. L. That Angelic Look D, Webb A. S. D. A Sunny Disposition I. Weidman I. l. Iolly Iack S. White A. T. Already Taken B. Wise P. P. Personality Pliis M. Wolbert B. L. W. Busy Letter-Writer L. Zimmerman L. L. Likeable Lee ' Q F' v bv X A N 7' Sul' F -V ,N Q - 4 4 ,-U A Q4 ' Q -up JC mid -an--a.. . .- has 4- J ff-1,--. . 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The underlying principle ot the Student Council is the knowledge that a dernocrat- ically-rnanaged student body results in a healthy educational institution. Under the guidance ot Mr. von Philp, this group super- vises the undertakings of the various organ- izations throughout Rochester High School. Student Council Ye Olde Oaken Bucket remains in Rochester for another year. Composed of representatives elected by the homeroorns and the presidents of the three classes, the Student Council has done a rnan-sized piece of work in co-ordinating the many projects found in a busy school such as ours. ROW l: -D. Bangor, C. Mundo, A. Volponi, K. Bogeatzes, B. Mignanelli, L. Boxek, F. Waara. ROW 2: D. Shanholtz, R. Roman, R. Silipigni, B. Mahli, S. Fisher, P. Dunning, R. Mundo Mr. von Philp. ROW 3: W. Day, I. Plevel, F. Perrotta, R. Brown, I. Henniclc. ...J Pop Kids Here are some of our hard-working Pop Kids as they took a breather during the Rochester-Beaver foot- ball game. What would a football game be Without a hot dog and a coke at half-time? . . . it just wouldn't be a football game! Many who have enjoyed this treat forget the preparations and labor that are neces- sary in providing those tasty refreshments. The Pop Kids are always at the field two hours before the game to assemble every thing, and can be found cleaning up long after the crowd leaves. impatient customers. frosty weather, insufficient working space are some of the problems faced and con- quered by these persevering salesmen. The Pop Kids, under the supervision of Mrs. Mary McMurdy, Mr. Earl Farley, and Mr. Iarnes Pietro are a group of hard-work- ing, peppy Seniors who sacrificed their time and energy for the betterment of the senior class. ROW l: M. Terwilliger. M. Siget. I. Palumbo. I. Thompson. I. Bittner. S. Bentel. E. McPherson. B. Migncmelli. ROW 2: I. Murphy. I. Short, C. Sutton. B. Alberts. L. Eshelman. R., Silipigni, B. McCann. M. Lawrence. M. Schmidt. G. Birge. ROW 3: E. Sansone. R. McConnel. S. Bloom. D. Berry. M. Hagerty. M. Coe. M. Krizan. B. Figueiredo. T. Davies. G. Geist. biz- ---- L HY ti-1 Senior Tri-Hi-Y ROW 1: I. Cloughley, C. Hall. H. Grimes. M..Ter- williger, I. Murphy. M. Rex. R. von Philp. A. Castro- dale. M. Scheidmantel. B. Wise, R. Lombardo. A. Ham. H. Hofimeier, I. Signore, C. Stefanik, I. Perkins. HOW 2: K. Bogeatzes, I. Hurd. M. Holman, L. Blinn, E. Toth, K. Stablow, I.. Harrison, A. Davis, A. Mathews, S. Bentel, A. Whittington. A. Green. R. Papa, M. Rowland. Miss Bradshaw. ROW 3: I. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to build character mid serve others. To finance its projects, the organization sponsored a large sale of candy bars and supervised the annual football queen crowning. Favors 3 x .' g Fl 1 gf, . V n if . 'I I sv . K Q A ,,. -' 5 . oi Palumbo, Q. Brehm, G. Lyons. C. Gallagher. D. Livergood, R. Dishler, I. Bittner, I. Thompson, S. Gross. S. Schuster. I. Short. I. Genevie, B. Mahli, S. Haney, N. Klingensmith. ROW 4: M. Cooke, B. Cooper, M. Trumpeter. F. Fedele, I. Hanshe, M. Parker. V. Blinn, D. Herdt, D. Berry, F. Homer. B. Alberts. M. Siget. were made for near-by homes and hos- pitals. CARE packages were sent to needy foreign countries. The Tri-Hi-Y is truly a service club of which we may be justly proud. An impressive candlelight ceremony marks the induction of new members into the Tri-Hi-Y. The program committee makes future plans while hav- ing a bite to eat. S . .rf ,K I .,4 eff- gif'-' 5 '- ' ROW 1: I. Signore, I. Cloughley, M. Lawrence. C. Steianik, K. Stablow, C. Rall, F. Fedele, B. Mahli, B. Alberts, B. Frank. L. Harrison, I. Beightley, B. McCann, I. Short, M. Rex, H. Vidovich, E. Stratton. ROW 2: B. Cooper, L. Blinn, N. Engelman, C. Iovine. I. Perkins, A. Dioguardi, P.. Doyle, E. Fritz. E. Genevie, P. Signore, P. Zielinski, D. Gratt, C. Hays. I. Powers, L. Roush, A. Castrodale, A. Davis, B. Wise. ROW 3: M. Cooke, Q., Brehm, P. Brew, B. Shanholtz, P. Volponi, A. Whittington, D. Berry. S. Pahoulis, I. Dietz, S. Benson, C. .Masters, I. Cap- linger, D. Peterson, P. Grant, E. Toth, R. von Philp. ROW 4: C. Cozad, D. Hodnick, M. Brunner, B. Ben- Under the guidance of Miss Cleda Sanner, newly appointed gym instructor, the G. A. A. enjoyed a rollicking year of good fun and clean sportsmanship. Entering the gym on Thursday nights, the thumps of volleyballs and basketballs, shrieks and shouts greeted your ears as the girls got down to business. I P son. V. Covalt, V. Hallburg, R. Quinn, I. Hurd, I. Bittner, M. Parker, S. Gross, A. Ham. ROW 5: C. Climo, G. Kisella, F. Romer, D. Crawford, C. Gal- lagher, P. Graft, M. Daman, M. Carricato, P. Klingen- smith. S. MacKeage, E, Reese, I. Genevie, H. Hott- meier, R. Lombardo, S. Sirianni, M. Rowland. ROW 6: P. Noonen, S. Bird, K. Bogeatzes. D. Huff, G. Frank, I. Hanshe, C. Caldwell, N. Lambert, I. Weihaus, A. Stelzer, B. Thompson, I. Petrucelli, D. Sosnowski, H. Grimes, V. Blinn, I. Thompson. ROW 7: Y. Ruby, I. Rabassi, I. Treglia, C. Davies, C. Dietz, I. Draganza. M. Bukta, C. Chop, A. Mathews, M. Coe. M. Hagerty, N. Klingensmith, N. Rote. Toward the end of the year, the annual banquet was held. At this time prizes and other awards were presented to various members of the winning teams. Those achieving a selected number of points were also gifted with various items of their choice, Summary-A good time was had by all. Lois Harrison, Barbara Mahli, Barbara Alberts, and Bemie Frank relax and discuss the events of a recent meeting. 'fo fra wa 1 ROW l: I. Signore, P. Rabassi, C. Sutton, S. Bloom, A Whittin ton D Berry M Rowland B Alberts B Wise, I. Short, S. Schuster, E. Stratton, H. Vidovich. L. Roush, I. Treglia. ROW 2: B. Frank. M. Ter- williger. C. Iovine, I. Perkins, F. Fedele, F. Seifert K. Bogeatzes, M. Siget, M. Lawrence, M. Conner, R. Lombardo, H. Hofimeier, A. Hamf N. Engelman I.. Harrison. ROW 3: N. Rote, M. Thompson, S Bender, C. Mundo, A. Mathews, M. Brunner, P . 3 RL, Q' Doyle,E Fritz, I. Petrucelli. I. Dietz. I. Genevie. V. Hallburg, A. Musser, C. Climo, P. Brew. ROW 4: Mrs. Cain, I. Paplomatas, E. Farley, S. Scarvelis S. Hollenbaugh, F. Warra. A. Volponi. L. Shaffer L. Polce, I. Howe, L. Stollel, K. Kirchner, W. Day ROW 5: D. Webb, I. Leskanic, F. Barber, R. Camp- bell, T. Dorminey, E. Bozek, E. Radish, C. Davis G. Walker, H. Snowden. .N Rt the right we see the Oracle and newspaper editors in the fx persons of QSEATEDI B. Alberts, K. Bogeatzes, F. Waara, B H 1' gg I Wise, H. Vidovich. KSTANDINGI M. Rowland, M. Siget, D. Berry Fei' 4 Y 6 'if Y V3 N A and Carol Sutton. At the left is a cut of the Oracle. X. , , ,s-fffd 5 I A CHNKIUES , I it Y X-RAY TE . , h alCoursg S W will I - , . ma.. r I . N gels e .. 1, ' Q . ' Y1'Qf,.l1'2fii5ii , -Q U X ll , P xx X I I 1 I ' S leg K ' .. - Class Ol LSSIOPS Ouola ln Maqlullellwaard lunior Prexy Penotta lakes Hug X Iluill and Scroll The one production of the journalism classes that everyone looks forward to is the Oracle, published each six weeks and filled with all the latest news and gossip, Miss Dorothy Cain, the capable sponsor of this paper, is to be highly commended for having done an outstanding job of supervision, Credit must also be given to the staff and the supervising board of editors who are always on the lookout for news to be pub- ti 'T QUILL and SCROLL ROW 1: I. Signore, P. Rabassi, S. Bloom, A. Whit- tington, D. Berry, M. Scheidmantel, R. von Philp, B. Wise, I. Short, S. Schuster, E. Stratton, H. Vido- vich, P. Brew, L. Harrison. ROW 2: B. Frank, C. Iovine, I. Perkins, F. Fedele, F. Seifert, K. Bogeatzes, M. Siget, M. Lawrence, M. Conner, A. Ham, R. Lom- bardo, M. Rowland, H. Hoiimeier. ROW 3: Mrs. Cain, C. Sutton, M. Thompson, C. Mundo, A. Mathews, B. Alberts. I. Dietz, I. Genevie, T. Dorminey, D. Webb, C. Davis, R. McConnel, R. Campbell, E. Bozek. ROW 4: F. Barber, I. Leskanic, E. Farley, S. Scarvelis, S. Hollenbaugh, F. Waara, A. Votponi, L. Shaffer, E. Radish. I.. Polce, L. Stoffel K. Kirchner, I. Paplomatas, H. Snowden. I Betsy, Katherine Prod. and Baba prepare a Lay- out sheet for the Oracle. lished in the valley papers and the Oracles. The goal of every member of the staff is to be elected into the Quill and Scroll, honorary honor society of all journalists, to which Mrs. Cain so graciously gives her time and effort. To you, Mrs. Cain, we say thanks, to the journalism students, congratulations on a job well done, Rochester High School is proud of you. 2: Mirage Statf Few people realize the time and money it takes to produce a book of this type so you can have something by which to remember your favorite high school events. A person not familiar with editorial work can hardly conceive What a terrific amount of stress and strain goes into each volume of the Mirage. Planning the dummy, making and keeping picture appointments, writing copy, proofreading, and countless other duties are constantly demanding attention. The funds were procured by the senior class. A sale of peanut brittle and sweat- shirts, the senior class play, dances, talent night, and the work of the Pop Kids raised most of the money for the Mirage. Mere words can never convey our grati- tude to the wonderful people who helped to make our book a success. We especially want to thank our sponsor, Mrs. McMurdy, for her invaluable aid in our first venture in the tield of journalism. PICTORIAL- SENIOR DEGREES -ART STAFF SEATED: G. Frank, B. Gros- cost, M. Rex. B. Wise, I. Short, B. Frank. STANDING: R. Stuck, R. Campbell. E. Bozek, I. Paplomatas. PERSONALS AND FEATURES L. Harrison. SEATED: P. Brew, C. Sut ton, I. Bittner. B. Alberts H. Vidovich. A. Davis, M Terwilliger. STANDING D Herdt. R. Schweinsberg D Kronstain, L. Zimmerman I Fisher. D. Bangor. A. Cas trodale, N. Klingensmith 5 1 u1m11u11nm11u rl IF . 4.1 ,f - x f 1 ,. 16, 4 wfx ia , ., QA.-.. '--Ent,-. The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Irene Brehm, is one of the most active and indus- trious organizations in our school. Spending at least one ot her free periods a day in the library, each member finds much to do. Filing cards, sending out overdue notices, preparing new books for circulation, repair- ing older ones for further use, and arrang- ing books in orderly fashion following a book report rush are some of the tasks awaiting these girls, They cooperate ami- ably in keeping our busy library running as smoothly as a piece of Well-oiled machinery. Thus we take this opportunity to say thank you to Miss Brehm and her girls for the excellent way in which they supply us with our necessary reading materials. SEATED B. Figueiredo. C. Grunt, I. Beightley. C. Hays. STAND ING P Graff, B. Thompson, I. Weihaus, I. Treglic, D. Auld. F. S. A. Organized by the speech class, the'F. S. A. . . . Future Speakers of America . . . is under the supervision of Miss Irene Brehrn. The purpose of the club is the betterment of the speaking ability of the members. Paralleling the basic idea is the learning of the proper precedure in conducting a busi- ness meeting. Thus the young people partici- pating in this club improve their speaking habits, and also acquire the poise necessary to preside over any business meeting. Officers of this recently formed club are: Terry Laykish .......... President Andy Climo .. Vice-President Ianice Perkins .. ..... Secretary Terry Laykish shows his talents as a speaker to the F.S.A. SEATED: R. Day, P. Belic, D. Burg, I. Plevel, P. Cur- caise, I.. Forster, L. Polce, I. Perkins. T. Laykish, R. Marquette. STANDING: R. Campbell, G. Birge, I. Hudak, R. Eckhart, G. Geist, A. Young, R. Stuck, I.. Roll, M. Conner, A. Climo. xj Spanish Club A group of senors and senoritas discuss busi- ness as President Anne Castrodale presides. ff .Q Attencion todo el mundo! Since this is the last year El Circulo de Espana will be organized the sefiors and sefioritas have tried to make it the best ot all. These young linguists, meeting twice monthly under the red and black colors of the tamed matadors, have enjoyed a varied program. Under the tutelage of Mrs. Wes- cott, they have searched, through the use of films and other cultural materials, for a better understanding and greater knowl- edge of the Spanish people. Their progress in this vein well carries out the club motto Always Advancing. May we say here . . . We regret that this is the closing chapter ot El Circulo . . . they have been a bright light in our cultural outlook. Officers were . . . Anne Castrodale, El Presidente: Richard Iackson, Vice-Presidente: Grace Barnes, El Secretariog Robert Camp- bell, El Treasero. SEATED: S. Scarvelis. R. Belic, R. Campbell. A. Cas- trodale. G. Barnes, H. Iackson, W. Bentley. STAND- ING: Mrs. Wescott, I. Paplomatas. E. Radish, N. Klingensmith. T. Robinson, B. Embaugh, I. Smith. i 'l Q, 4, jxarv- My l 5 L..- --da ,J Composed of second year Latin students, the Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rebecca Brown, has had an interesting year. At each monthly meeting, the members participated in group singing, enacted dra- mas and gave special reports. An outstanding project of the year was the annual presentation of a Christmas pro- gram to the student body at a special assembly. A trip to Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh, was an event which was enjoyed by all. The success of this group is owed in part to its officers, who were: Consuls . Carol Masters, Ernie Elias Scriba .......... Charlene Iovine lanitor .. Tom Sullivan Consul Carol Masters presides over a Latin Club meeting. , latin Club --r-4 -..,,, 5 AQ en.. X!! g ' S1 'fp ri? A . HOW l: M. Rowland, F. Fedele, C. Iovine, E. Elias, T. Sullivan, C. Masters, A. Green, H. McCaslin. ROW 2: Q. Brehm, B. Whittington, M. Trumpeter R. Papa. M. Terwilliger, I. Shephard, B. Batchelor D. Hodnick, H. Chapman. ROW 3: F. Perrotta, A Mathews, I. Perkins, C. Steianik, I. Beiqhtley, E Toth. R. Stablow, D. Walker. HOW 4: T. McCusker T. McCullough, G. Bentel, W. Vashaw, R. Celio, S Parris, A. Volponi. 0 C gf 3... TL D6 M X V + f ' L 42 ---w 1 . r A' tri XC' 5 f W .PS . Q., 'fa 1 4.00. 1 X 1 Iii N1 ,a 1 any SEATED: .M. Diamond, A. Ham, A. Davis, C. Mundo, G. Lyons. ROW 2: I. Kalinoski, B. Figueiredo, M. Schmidt, I. Murphy, F. Seifert, M. Bulrta, C. Gallagher. ROW 3: E. Reese, I. Short, I. Hurd, C. Hays, M. Siget, L. Bozek. This year, for the first time, the Iunior Red Cross is comprised of home- ec students. In co-operation with the National Red Cross Organization, our council has been beneficial to Red Cross endeavors. Its money-making venture was selling sandwiches at noon-time. With this money, party hats and favors were made for the veterans' hospitals. The council also conducted the annual Iunior Red Cross Drive and packed gift boxes for over seas. Under the sponsorship of Miss Banfield, this group has done an excellent job. We hope this fine Work will continue in years to come. Marilyn, Iuanita, Phyllis, and Barbara are preparing to make some Sloppy Ioes. Iuninr Red Cross ' A+ M ICX X,,0qsv--Y 3,1 -R 'af l , l 2 'L' I . 1 Senior Play The play presented to the public by the Class of '54 was a fast-moving comedy entitled Iunior Miss. This Fields-Schodovov production revolves around the humorous antics of thirteen year old Iudy Graves, Whose ability to get herself, her family, and her friends involved in ridiculous situations makes for extraordinary entertainment. Paced by the skillful direction of Miss Irene Brehm, a competent and talented cast presented a memorable perform- ance of this Broadway favorite. Below we see two scenes from Iunior Miss. 1 -' r.. P 230 rv .,A- SEATED: R. von Philp, M. Scheidmantel, P Brew. I. Fisher. N. Klingensmith. ROW 2: L. Polce, A. Davis, I, Engelman, M. Rex. R. Schweinsberg. D. Webb. ROW 3: R. Mur- quette, D. Eckhart, T. Laykish. K. Martin. ll ll ll ll l X TRIPLE rung Dawna Auld Carmelltcx Cllm o ROW 2 Sue Bird Betty Cozud Ncmc R y ote ROW 3 Elleen Mc Creary Iocm Droganzcx Lucy AIICQU dro PIANISTS Hcrrr1etM C c aslm and George Bentel do an excellent job ac compcmymg the choruses and Chorus The Rochester Hxgh School vocal mus1c department ably drrected by Mrss Dons Peterson rncludes the Concert Cho1r G1TlS Glee Club and Boys Chorus In add1t1on to these three hne groups the Trrple Tr1o con s1st1ng of nme sophomore glrls and the Sophomore TIIO were featured at the annual Chrrstmas and Sprlng Concerts The talents of the Concert ChOlf were further ut1l1zed and enloyed at Baccalaure .39 .,-f TRIO ROW l Peggy Dun TRIO lunet Ra cmd Path Doyle bassl Emogene Fntz ate Commencement and other s e 1 p cxa pro grams appearxng on the school calendar Skrlltully accornoanled by George Bentel and Harr1et McCasl1n these groups cl1d much to gladden our school hours Sorne of our nlcest mernorles W1ll be the Chrtstmas carol s and Sprlng songs they sang for us To them d an to Mxss Peterson We say thanks for your lovely muslc ri' 'S fs... 1 'Q I X' R 5 lr .W 0 J C f -9 3 F 1 v 5' . N g ' X 9 V A ,'- ' n,, -. l ,- '., Wi N ,I A ef : V is 'W . l x I l q A 1 ' J . as A-, L1 L. I n ff ET. f AL Q- X F14 f if as 'TP B 4, f I V, W d '-5 D Q O I G, I 1 fi X 1 v t Ay .Q Q 1 i 5 fa 3 22 F P3 bpm F A 5 a 9 X X . ivl . ' .ff 1 If V Y' , 'X , Q 'Wea gi ' ' , ff , 1 Q3 , fn . wi I, U V- lg, 1 It 5 Y '44h lx 4 xx H J it 5, ,,.' 0 I by a 4 ,A Q , .,Qg,.,,,,. 're -ff' 1 f '7f,, fi X ' ? AVN , 2 N 1 W 'Wav is , W, I' L C MK NK fu -iwxg mmcevi W 3 x Q W BN xv: lu- GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, ROW l: H. McCaslin, B. Davies C. Masters. I Signore, P. Grant, D. Auld, I. Caplinger. L. Roush. I. Powers, M. Holman ROW 2: P. Signore, E. Genevie, K. Stablow. E. Toth, S. Bloom. I. Hurd P. Wclfe, M. Clendenning, O. Van Dyke, C. Davis, S. Bird, C. Climo ROW 3: D. Huff. P. Caplan, S. Gross, I. Bittner, I. Draganza, M. Lawrence B. Thompson, P. Scobie, I. Shee. M. Fogel, E. Reese, I. Rabassi, V. Blinn N. Rote. ROW 4: I. Garber. P. Doyle, R. Noonen, A. Scarvelis, G. Clear E. McCreary, B. Cozad, M. Hagerty. I. Kelbaugh. N. Bricks, I.. Alicandro M. Brunner, R. Quinn, S. Sirianni, G. Lyons O 5 Choral Groups BOYS' CHORUS. ROW 1: T. Grant. A. Fortunate, G. Walker, I. Houllis, S. Scriva, K. Matthews. L. Hresko. ROW 2: E. Bush, I. Langnecker, M. McDade. F. Pulpan, I. Graham. E. McCauley, D. Webb. Urchestra CENTER A Davxs B Batchelor ROW 1 I. Harnson I Robinson D Hodnxck K Keen V Teets I Shephard W utwxler W Bentley H McCaslxn S Flsher I Kelbaugh F Taylor L Graham P Brew ROW 2 K Martm I Engelman P Dunnmg B Embauqh W Vashaw R Schwexnsberg I Fisher G Barnes 'I' Hawkins I Stxrlmg F Perrotta E 'has G Bentel T Sullxvan Capably d1rected by Mr Anthony Cap Caputo the Rochester H1gh School Band and Orchestra have proven themselves a great asset to our school and cornmunlty Durxng the football season the fast step plng blue and Whlle unlformed band headed by s1x snappy mayorettes enter tamed many spectators wlth 1ts varlous held rout1nes and rnuslcal selectxons The orchestra although not as actlve an organ1zat1on was always on hand to color 1ze any spec1al school tunctlon Both lnstrurnental groups were featured mn the1r annual Sprlng Concert tor Whxch performance they Won h1gh pra1se Perrrut us to add our applause also and thank you for your musxc 6 l ,T 3 g , 1 W X 1 1 Q 5 . all A 17 5 Q g In I V A 1 'i . Q, X I ' , . . 4 . t I u t . . ' N ' '. . PP I f, , ' 42, vu Q I . I D., f I ' -ffm ' --,- I , 'V ' . .. M K K A,,. i jigs- y.,,. Vrbr ..,. I A - W5 , .. H V I t a V :fri I . - 1 ' st, f 1 , : . ' , . . . 2 . ' , . ' , . ' . . ef ,,. . . . 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I I . .. ,. - 1 I - - - , , . I - l . . . . . . -fy? is HORNS - TROMBONES - BARITONES ROW l: Sally McKay. Helen Chapman, Anna Mei- trott, Beverly Embaugh, Peggy Dunning. ROW 2: William Dunning. Walter Vashaw. Richard Schweins- berg, Libby Peacock. FLUTES AND DRUMS ROW 1: Robert O'Dell. Iackie Grail. Anne Davis, Kenneth Martin. ROW 2: Kenneth Bair. William X :!::.Tf'f'gf. Bentley, Iames Engelman, Catherine Trumpeter. Band CLARINETS ROW 1: Iudy Mebs. Nancy Engelman, Delores Hodnick. William Tutwiler. Peqgy Bishop, Virginia Teets. Carole Caldwell, Loretta Raegler, Ianet Buclcenheimer. ROW 2: Doris Dagen, David Rothart, Lois Harrison. Iuanita Robinson, Kay Keene, Maryellen Cole, Ioan Shephard. Gayle Goettman. Rhea Rollins. Y. Ml. .4 xv x 'W Q0 ty H , f his , v , I I X T - Q47 5 , . , 1 , . sz? ROW l: Florence Taylor, Lynda mantel Susie Fisher David Walker 5 'lin nA SAXOPHONES AND BASSES Graham Harriet McCasl1n Norma lean Craig. ROW 2: Iames Fisher, Marleigh Scheid Qllv X QEQX MR. ANTHONY CAPUTO Director of Instrumental Music TRUMPETS ROW l: William Iamison, George Gibbs, Ierry Stirling, Tom Sullivan, Fred Per- rotta, lack Dunning. HOW 2: David Davis. David Raegler, George Bentel, Terry Hawkins. Ernest Elias. David Burket. 'xb +. gl -A tr.: ... I plugging' Jvkv' .- -...., ...yr- J, ...V ur- .ih i in A ll 63 N1 Maiurettes AWFY1 ,.,,-vw b Ai h MAIORETTES . 5.4, baugh. Barbara Batchelor. Grace Bames. , M . COLOR GUARD is Q A Ronald Young. David McCusker. EQ SENIOR BAND MEMBERS if ROW l: Irene Kelbaugh, Richard Schweinsberg, Ken- 1 neth Martin, Anne Davis. Sally McKay, Harriet McCas- iii lin. Lois Harrison. Pat Brew. ROW 2: David Walker, Iames Engelman. William Bentley. Iames Fisher. . . , Beverly Embaugh. Marleigh Scheidmantel, Ierry , M19 Stirling. fly 5 Band Seniors Donna Sosnowski. Frances Fedele. Pat Brew, Irene Kel- 553. Carl Kelbaugh, Dick Wagner. 'f...m' -J 'B f -S ,- 'Q A XJR ll ' t '-5-72g ' K E 3 I 2 Q S I F, 3 I va f L 1 i ..L K, I, ev' 2, 1 ' f Football Browning 53 U jg, 17 agxijz FOOTBALL CROWNING THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: V. Mamone, I. Palumbo, D. Chewning, S Reich, B Mi nanelli. T. . . g Laykish, B. Wise. D. Bangor, I. Bittner. V. Scruci. The football season is not complete until the boys have chosen their king and queen. This year they bestowed the honor upon lovely Betty Mignanelli, Her partner for this thrilling event was Terry Laykish, defensive tackle. Also elected by the lettermen were the attendants to the queen, Ioyce Bittner, Ioy Palumbo, Sally Reich and Betsy Wise and their escorts, Vince Scruci, Vince Ma- mone, Don Chewning and Dean Bangor. The ceremony, sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y, was held in the high school auditorium. Our King and Queen have a happy smile for each other following the crowning ceremony. if .Nl . I . 'fa t. QL! is J fsgsfw - ,X 'fi ff' l 4 l ,- 41 ,lb . .4 -.. if-' Q1 -X J K L'- Q xj ,.-F - ' e ,- y .. tw 1 Ms ,Qv ' 4 X ' 4 ,Li . -1 Q .' f .-pw' ff' - :-, 'QF' 1- , jj,-.--. Z, 6 , -JM, J , 'ff, 'PP ,f K Z f g .2 I wx N7 R X 'r . A. U41 lllll7El?l7lf1SSlI1f ll .4 feppin 9 forwarcl Y..:r QR 1 tv Fred Perrotta, Marilyn Trumpeter, George Bentel, and Iim Reader, our tour top magazine salesmen. all to- gether totaled sales worth approxi- mately S7UU. As we the Class of '55 come to the close of another school year, we suddenly realize that only one year of high school life and all its activities remains before us. Proudly passing through the Halls of Rochy High, we look back on our past school years as those of memorable social affairs, sports events and hours of homework. When first we entered school eleven years ago, we opened a door that led to a life of new experiences. Eagerly, even at that tender age, We anticipated high school. At last, as freshmen, we were regarded as Big Wheels, only to learn that as sopho- mores, we were merely the Underdogs. ii -s ,, 1 Iunior lltficers Treasurer, Ioyce Clouqhley: Presi- dent, Fred Perrotta: Vice-President. Paul Reeb: Secretary, Marlene Row- land . . . our capable junior officers smile obligingly for the Mirage photographer. I- V' ,J Ytfgffg However, after sponsoring a successful chewing gum sale and selling candy at the basketball games, we earned the title of respectable juniors. This, our junior year, has been a busy one for us, and has included such events as the annual magazine sale, the junior banquet, and the all-important Iunior-Senior Prom . . . all under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Davis. Looking forward to at last becoming honorable seniors, we feel that this title will have been well-earned by our several worthy achievements. , Y,.. ' 7 ROOM 32 BOW 1: R. Lombardo. H. Hoiimeier. C. Stefanik. H. Grimes, F. Zoiti. W. Merri- 4 If V X694 field. F. Fedele. L. Graham. Y ' l' B. Laflose. ROW 2: Mrs Davis. W. Horier, R. Brown B. Cooper. A. Mathews. B Batchelor. B. Davies. E Bush. I. Cordes. W. Taylor: M BOW 3: W. Texter, R. Belic I. Ambrose. I. Bartley. F Perrotta. I. Treantaiellow. F. DeI.uca, W. Boser. W. Wal- lrer. R. Carcaise. R. Bills. ROOM 33 ROW 1: I. Dietz. S. Benson. D. Graff. A. Pecon, C. Gal- lagher. M. Trumpeter. l. Robinson. I. Signore. C. Iovine. R. Papa. ROW 2: I. Morell, C. Hamer, E. Elias. G. Lyons. N. Koehler. G. Inman, P. Bishop. S. Fisher, W. Theil, H. Celio, I. Law, I.. Mine. ROW 3: S. Houllis. T. Sullivan. C. Davis. I. Heuring, I. Porter. S. Hol- lenbaugh. D. Brehm. H. Ambrose. I.. Parham. I. Clear. T. McCusker. C. Comelison. -fs-.-4' 'Q Iuninr Class Nancy Koehler tries her hand at teaching Iunior English on Principal for a Day. pf 5 Q, 'fl ,Q-.., fi I li Carol, Ruth. loan. and Dolores, a iew of Miss Ban- tield's girls. appear very ., domestic in this home-ec 4. scene. Two iuniors, Ann and Emie, make good use of the magazine rack in the library. Students listen attentively as practice teacher, Mr. Anthony Rubino. explains a point in American History. - V+, ffrffff IE a...J -L- Cir .1- ' A l A Jn 1 Sophomore Class .- 9' ,. . ' 417 'cs The class of '56 has upheld the Well-known Rochy High spirit under the able leadership of our advisor, Miss Steinacker. We raised a considerable sum of money with our chewing gum sale, and suffici- ently added to this fund by selling candy at basketball games. For entertainment as a class, the Sophornores held their annual Christmas and Spring parties. All these prove the ability and per- servance of our Sophomore class. We look forward in our remaining years to further achievements and success. ,- -ff-,? f'ii.l These sophomores are learning some bio- logical facts from their instructor, Mr. Fatula. Above, left: Ioan. Iaclc and Nancy blow bubbles . . .- the sophomores sold a recom 1 amount of chewing gum this year. ff X 1-fl 9 1? 5, Sophomore Officers . . . Treasurer, Nancy Engelman: Secretary, Donald Grimm: Vice- President. Christine Dietz: President. William Day . . . have done well. ROOM 1 ROW l: B. Shanholtz. C Chop, M. Bukta. L. Roush, S. Bird, I. Rabassi, P. Sig- nore, H. Cassi, M. Hough. ROW 2: I. Means, G. De- Nucci, P. Grail, S. Pahou- lis, P. Doyle, I. Garber, L Alicandro, V. Frank, B. Hall E. Romigh. ROW 3: H Roman. R. Gordon, L. Mm- 7 , usic, C. Prince. D. Hinzman P. McCusker, D. Blinn, I Kolback, Mr. Philips. ROOM 2 HOW l: M. Clark, Y. Ruby. D. Huff, A. Dioguardi, E. Messenger, D. Auld, C Grant, I. Petrucelli. A. Stel zer. ROW 2: I. Hays, G. Masters, D. Grimm. C. Cald well, N. Lambert, S. Brand enburg, L. Bozek, I. Houllis B. Cock. ROW 3: Miss Ban field, V. Miller, L. Bobish W. Sanderbeck, E. Mc Kenry, I. Magee, C. Free- man. W. Alberts, R. Ditt- man, D. Shanholtz. 4 .Z f lv I -Q-F ... ROOM 4 ROW l: S. Bender, G. Clear V. Covalt, B. McCarty, C Davis, P. Caplan, A. Mus- ser, H. Mundo, I. Draganza E. Genevie. HOW 2: K Katekovich, I. Martin, I Brewer, K. Keene, A. Scar- velis, I. Powers, N. Engel- man, N. Rote, S. Scriva, K Matthews, L. Hresko, M Hudak. ROW 3: Mrs. Hodge T. Rankin, R. Peters, L Shivler, I. White, M. White R. Humes, I. Davids, T Fedele, R. Mecmor, R. Far- ley. vu-..-1 ucg t 6' Freshman Class I- RUSSELL LATHOM Principal ol Rochester Iunior High School Iames PIEUD and Wxlham coaches of the Iumor High foot ball and basketball teams. Peacock Stud1es sports and a spattenng ol socxal events have a1ded the speedy passage of our Iumor Hlgh School hours hours wlnch are no longer now or tomorrow but yesterday We the Class of 57 now turn our eyes toward lngh school that much talked ol cmd mystenous last step ol our educahonal venture There the jumors and semors awalt us with open arms Thus we take leave of Plnney Street and walk purposely toward our new goal Rochy Hlgh W Here we see to the left. the Iunxor High Basketball team. to the nght. the Iumor High iooiball team. 9-4 BOW l: I. Lamberi, C. Sherer. I. Silipigni. D. Hine- man. V. Bills, C. Kern. E. Bailey, L. Parish. P. Lane. ROW 2: L. Day. I. Wagner. I. Dunning. L. Marusic. I. Cordes, G. Squires. R. Law, R. Young. BOW 3: R. Ver rico, M. Law. D. Carpenter. T. Heuring, A. Geliord, I Pizutti. I. Collin, D. Panner D. Ware, Miss Sanner. 9-5 BOW l: L. Primo. L. Coe. S. Simpson. N. Gault. M. Palakovick, T. Price. B. Crum. N. Kelly. ROW 2: H. Buttermore. G. Prince. S. Hays, F. Corp. T. Schmidt, I. Stephenson. F. Tooch. Mr. Bradshaw. ROW 3: M. Hresko. B. Blinn. B. Schleiter. D. Neidergall. M. Campbell. A. Law, F. Powers. T. Dishler. -'ii Q, if ' J J' 4 I 'ni n-4 'J 57 lv. ,gk-ra, aff Eighth Grade 8-1 BOW 1: D. Crail, L. Moody. G. Ashworth. N. Blinn. B. Matthews. N. Eisenhauer. B. Martin. L. Lyons. P. Hooley. ROW 2: L. Corfield. B. Iohnson, M. Lalilose. I. Hanshe. M. Buckenheimer. E. McCann. E. Swager. L. Dagen. I. Anderson. ROW 3: Miss Peterson, K. Sum- mers. D. Fragomeni. D. Waldron. D. Patt. K. Glaab. B. Kline. I. Romer. B. Chap- mcm, Miss Tannehill. ROW 4: I. Knight. G. Leslie. E. Holman. B. Snow, T. Scheid- mantel, B. Mayhue. 8-2 ROW l: I. Thompson. R Yancy. P. Cordes. R. 5 Cooper. I. Iohnson. N. Cur- tis. P. Shaffer. I. Spangle. P. O'Donnell. H. Wilson. ROW 2: C. Belic, I. Graham, M. Mason, I. Turley. B. Noonen. F. Brewer. D. Mal- ing. S. Reider. H. Bobish Miss Lathom. ROW 3: I Hetzler. K. Davids. E. Char- lovich. E. Reed. D. Calvin. W. Stcbart. I. Genevie. W. Banyas. E. Metzger. I. Mc- Cauley. T. Coe. Mr. Ander- son. ROW 4: T. McClain. G Clear. I. George. P. Papar- ella. R. Farmer, C. Rounds. 8-3 ROW l: K. Trumpeter. R Rollins. D. Dagen. I.. Pea- cock. D. Herman. I. Brooks I. Mebs. I. Graff. B. Hall. ROW Z: S. Buclcenheimer L. Bird. E. Law. M. Kern. B. Berry. L. Paparella. I Moody. K. Chabot. M. Cole N. Craig. ROW 3: W. Iam- ison, D. Davis. I. Rounds D. Inman. R. Schleiier. I. Brown. R. O'Dell. R. Rothart. D. Burkett. C. Porter, Mr. lllar. HOW 4: W. Ieifers. R. Smith. E. Murray. 1 wr ii ..---C-.--.........4.:... -51'-7 M' vi Seventh Grad 7-l HOW 1: P. Arnett. E. Brewer. G. Geist. C. Coene. R. Giles. C. Coleman. K. Har- ris. F. McKay. S. Sleighler. HOW 2: D. Franco, I. Pan- ner. C. Niilennegger, N Starr. S. Murray. F. Sullon M. Tuttle. D. Iackson. I: Milnes. ROW 3: I. Slater. A. Lipsky. w. Coffey, w Budnacki. I. Edwards. I. Holsinger. M. Hingman. R. Inman, I. Harris. Miss Fogel. HOW 4: L. Bentel. S. Hayes. I. Price. D. Reese. R. Kling- ensmith. ,- , Q4 ,, 1 ir. , NT.. sv f . -, , M, .N ft , :iii s . K if NX ' .1 , '11.', ' f f . D K 550615 f , ' 1 Y--.......w Y' .4 l V Q, xl N x. J J QP' Ng .Pt Ar ' A M -HV f-SSH' P. +-f':'.v.- SQUAD. ROW l: E. Bozek. T. Laykish. I. Paplomatas, T. Grant. R. . D. Burg, R. Marquette, W. Peters, E. Shaffer, I. Kunsman. I. Sciaretta, C. Freeman, P. Paparella. C. Comelison, G. Priddy. D. Grimm. ROW 2: C. Davis, A. Volponi. W. Mulgrew, R. Brown, H. Carper. I. Plevel, D. Bangor, D. Chewning. I. Cloughley, I. Smith, R. Howe, M. McDade, C. Reich. M. Osman, T. Dishler, H. Reich. ROW 3: C. Ciccozzi, E. Radish, I. Heuring, W. Boser. I. Reader, P. Reeb, T. Robinson, I. Porter, H. Davis, L. Parham, W. Alberts. M. White, S. Scriva, P. Bosco. G. Walker, M. Campbell. FOOTBALL Campbell Football vi NJ is -A f N Our coach, Robert Wrens- hall, seems pleased with the successful football sea- son of 1953. He always finds time for his boys. ft.-82 -g',.4'Qi-5? K The Rams celebrate their well- eamed Sharon victory. It has been sa1d that hgures do not l1e Thus a tally of 4 Wms 4 losses and 2 t1es does not total an overwhelmmg success However those who saw Rochys plucky football team m actton conslder thts past season more successful than a cold prmted record would show Coaches Wrenshall Phlllps Karc1s and P1etro can be proud of the spmt determma tlon and downnght grlt that characterxzed thls 1953 team Agamst tremendous odds these boys gave ol thelr loest and Won the unwavermg loyalty of the1r classmates teachers frlends and parents Varsity Letxt EJTIWN 1 W DICK CAMPBELL BOB BROWN FX, . U xi ,,.. 1 -f , if ED BOZEK 84 D V iii. CHUCK DAVIS d, N VV K 9'1 9' X we N ,gr-'Q -as FOOTBALL MANAGERS ROW l: Vince Scruci, Sen- ior: Vince Mamone. Senior: ROW 2: Ray Steel. lunior: Elmer McKenry. Sopho- more: George Masiers. Sophomore: Iim Brewer. Sophomore. 'Q if 9 ,J i RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM ROW l: E. Radish. I. Heuring. C. Ciccozzi. I. Porter. H. Davis. T. Robinson. I. Reader. R. Howe. P. Reeb. W. Boser. ROW 2: C. Reich. P. Bosco, C. Freeman, I. Sciaretla, C. Cornelison, M. McDade, I. Priddy. G. Walker. ROW 3: W. Alberts, S. Scriva. P. Paparella, M. whine. H. Reich, M. Campbell. T. Dishl f, ygfvoiamqn. D. Grimm. 1 ,X N mb . I C i 'l ' I r 7 Mr. Wrenshall's helping hand 4 . . . l in V I Coaches Adam Karcis and R ' ,711 Philips also deserve credit l a 07 , successful football season. I : il N 3 . A 7 i ' Q 2. H ,HP fig! If . :Q . ' 5 X ff ' T.,. -- 'I 1 Basketball ., N. WIN 2 t ef A a ef' 1, 1 1 ,. . g X A ' ' N K sz'--at '-1 A A XQTT' 4 ' f-we V L -sf' DAVID BUCKENHEIMER BOB BROWN HANK PULPAN BARN CABLE GARY Gsrsr .Q' 4 DICK IAcxsoN Mwffff J SAM WHITE IESSE SM H Varsity lettermen in , effxjxaf I. t ei v 5 1 EU- 7 I i I k 'N 'T - ,ae if xt 1 f 5 EY it at N xv A q at h t aa t aata Xi .N f Aj' X 2 D t A 'U at Q1 A . 'Ratt I t 'L s - S g'? i xx -4 Y K, :A il , , I 1 f W V 3,1 r wma' Ji QL? ff, h -lima 'N 'Q KWSNSQ fu: :ffm w sri ik . ' U .A 3 1 ' '1 V N, x Elongated Cable easily controls the S I I mx tip and pushes the sphere into 5- i 1- N Pulpan's waiting hands. C: R 'fu if Rochester gets there first. Tv' BARNEY CABLE Freedom watches in awe as Barney sinks two. Barney holds tive Section VIII scoring records. P ,g 113 ,i' l B FSWEHS' Vijllfifft 4 ? Y V cf. ly X ,f RN: Lwgfl 5-4 'b- ' IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: L. Marusic, T. Snowden. R. Day, D. Blinn, C. Davis. F. Barber. L. W Mclntosh, R. Howe, A. Volponi, W. J , Alberts. BASKETBALL MANAGERS: F. Waara. D. Kronstain and I. Hermick take time out to watch the crazy antics of Donnie Grimm. Chuck Davis gamely tries to the ball to Frankie Barber. Day mcves to tie up the ball in a hotly contested I.V. game. 'lflafl A', i Q ivmvn max BETSY WISE i rf ' E :QR q 3 , fx 4 Q.. SECKY VIDOVICH l g a Y 'X ,ON ELEANOR TOTH .-f! RESERVE CHEERLEADERS lanet Rabassi, Kiley Stablow, Bar- bara Mcxhli, Sophia Pahoulis, Emo gene Fritz. 3' was fxy ,Q 'fix RI-IODA VON PHILP 5 Cin i . ARABELLE HACKER Cheerleaders Sincere thanks is due our energetic cheerleaders, who, at pep meetings, the football field, or the basketball court, displayed typical Rochy High get-up-and-go. By their outstanding performances, they instilled the necessary will-to- win in the student body, which in turn greatly boosted the spirit and morale of the teams. Deserving mention also, the reserve cheerleaders helped keep the reserve team peppy and alert. With five such girls to choose from next year, We are readily assured that the spirit of Rochy will remain as bright and shin- ing as ever. fN'Q' Baseball The baseball picture looks brighter this year than it has for quite some time. Coach Adam Karcis has lettermen returning to all positions except first base. The Barns finished second to Beaver last year, losing out in the last game of the season. With a few breaks we are hoping they will finish on top this spring. Rochester will compete with Beaver, Mon- aca, Hopewell, Midland and New Brighton in league play this season. ROW l: D. Chewning. D. Bangor, V. Mamone. R. Brown, C. Davis, R. Marquette, D. Buckenheimer. T. Laykish. ROW 2: D. Blinn, A. Pizutti. V. Leister, H. Davis. D. Tooch, G. Walker, P. Hogan, I. Lom- b - ' ardo, I. Paplomatas. ROW 3. I. Bartley, L. Lewis, Sciaretta, D. Shanholtz, I. Kunsman. sa gt. lt l 1 , With a nucleus of nine returning letter- men, Iames Pietro's thinclads show prom- ise of repeating their successful 1953 season. The experienced emblem winners are: Don Brewer, Don Burg, Barney Cable, Herb Carper, Tedo Grant, Bill Mulgrew, Ioe Plevel, Fred Waara, and Ioe Heuring. The track squad enjoyed its greatest sea- son last year with tive dual-meet victories over Beaver, Midland, Coraopolis, Sewick- ley, and Ellwood City, Led by Carper, the Rams also took thiir place in the county and district meets. e team climaxed its success byNvigr'tifng the 27 inch team trophy in the Midlaigli Invitational Night Meet, the first ot its kiind in Beaiyer Copnty. ,V , . X. j , .f . X 'X' x Qtr A :step new 111. Cloughle L. Bobish. DNHollenbf1ugh' B.C'Ce,liol, .,'Holler1b ugh. 1. Grant, ll- Bfelmiit l- ll-fqyegfl ll euring,l.'HO Stuck, I. Springer, I. Hudak, .J Papl Qratas. cf Mulgrew, F. Waara, D. Bqvig, . sansmile, B. Brobeck, P. Reeb. iv t 5 J., ' t' L nlv t N 4 .L xx ' to f' 4 5 , . W w A great contributor to the team's success was speedy Herb Carper. Scoring 101 and 119 points respectively in his sophomore and junior years, Herb twice was a triple winner in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump at the county and district meets. 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