Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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'Wt v ' in , Vl., ' , 1. - f M lfgxil. 65 B V? t - Vggjj 2' . 3: 'gtg it .-ii if M P2 fig .w:,.,.,. . if is . t Q Q if tw A Q is WV- I. A Dick Shane and Mary lane LaRose take part in a student council proiect-the selling of milk and orange drink to students who carry their lunches. The customer is senior Gary Bogolea. Principal for a Day is an annual experiment in student government. Teachers are replaced by students and the office staff by the officers of the student council. Shown are Principal Bob Brown, Secretary Barbara Mahli, Assist- ant Principal Dick Shane, and Treasurer Sandy Squires. The rudiments of manual training are important, so Mr. McCabe care- fully shows the boys the correct way to work. Yu wh L d ' AB Mildred M Miller BB. Henry C. McCabe, B.S. Ed. Clara C. u wig. . . . , . English III, P.O.D. Algebra I, Business Mathte- M. Ed. Industrial Arts. matics. .,,.,,,,,!, S !4' Q46 54 .1f'f' Raymond P. Phillips, B.S. Ed. Driver Training, Gen- eral Science, Football Coach.

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Ma... Iohn B. Colella. B.S.. B.A. M. Ed. Commercial. P.O.D. Earl Farley, B.S. M. Ed. Physics. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Mechanical Drawing. Helen I. Davis. ILB.. NLR. Algebra I. Il. Plane 'Geome- try, Civics. Rudolph P. Fatula. B.S.. M.S. Biology. American History. lames Gomory. B.S. Health Physical Education. Robert Illar. B.S. Ed. M. Ed. Industrial Arts- Mary S. Kirk. Typing LII. Helen Y. Hodge. B.S. Home Economics. Iames Kaplan. B.M. Ed. Supervisor oi Vocal Music. Louise H. Librich. B.S. Art Supervision. Do you have -? Where is the author's index file --? These are familiar phrases io Miss Brehm's busy library assistants.

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Cleda S. Shelby. B.S. Ed. Geraldine Steinacker. A.B. Physical Education, Health. English I. II. Whatever knowledge we have gained. whether it be great or small, certainly it is owed to our faculty. No matter how small. large, modern or antique the building and its equipment, Without a. really fine faculty it's useless. During our sophomore and junior years we felt that they were piling on assign- ments and extra Work for some strange personal satisfaction gained by them in seeing us suffer. Now as seniors, looking back, We can picture what they really have accomp- lished and what value their accomplishments can be to us during our future lives. The faculty as well as the student body is responsible for that old Rochy spirit which prevails throughout the years. And so, for this and their many efforts, May God Bless Them All - Every One. TOP: Council guide. Dick Shane, shows visiting parents the Senior English displays. BOTTOM: A thrill- ing Rochester play brings the re- serve section to its feet. U 1 S W if A B Lula F Withrow. B.S.M. Litt Bertxl von Philp B.S.M. Ed. Paula . esco , . . - Chemlstry General Sci- World History. American English IV- 6l'LCe I 906 one 'Q History. 1 K p 1 Q f f - .n:o.0 o'o .. Q 4.6 . Q 0. ' 1 o 'Long 0 ' 0 ' 0 I I s