Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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llllll FAEUHY Charles E. Armstrong, B. Ed., M. Litt. Commer- cial. Wilda Banfield, A. B. Home Economics. Marilyn Bloom, B. A., En- glish II, Speech, Public Speaking. Jane A. Bradshaw, A. B., M. Litt. English III, French I, II. Irene Brehm, B.L.I., A. B., M. Litt., Librarian. Rebekah Brown, B. S. Latin I, Il, English. Dorothy G. Cain, A. B. B1- ology, Journalism. Joseph Catanese, B. S. in Ed. Health, Civics. John B.C0le11a, B. S., B.A., M. Ed. Commercial. ASSISIA I PRI CIPM William T. Peacock, whose aid is deeply appreciated by the student body, especially the college-bound seniors, serves as the assistant principal. 'iff

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Edith Pasquale , Mr. Barner's secretary. Aileen Buckenheimer, Mr. Farley's secre- tary. To Robert P. Barner, superintendent of schools, the Class of 1958 wishes to express its gratitude and sincere thanks for all he has done for us. Under his supervision, we have completed twelve years of study, which have pre- pared us for taking our place in the wide world of adult life. His many hours of extra work will be appreciated when the citizens of Rochester at last realize their dream of a new school. SllPlllINllNlllNl Ill SIIHIIIHS ,- .i xg K PRI IZIPM Ill IHI HIGH Slllllllll You never miss the water till the well runs dry. This old saying could be aptly applied to Fenton H, Farley. Throughout our high school days he has always been on hand to consult on such minor details as schedule changes or important ones as trips or money-making proj- ects. As principal, Mr. Farley has gone out of his way to help our class and has co-operated with the class officers in all our class projects. Although many of us are not actively aware of all he has done for us, a moment's thought will tell us that his capable assistance will surely be missed in future years.

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With gratitude, the graduating class of 1958 pays tribute to the members of the faculty who have guided us in the past three years to our goal - graduation. Through their hard work and thankless efforts we have learned to think, work, and live with our fellow man. 'I'he lessons they have taught us will live on in our minds and aid us as, step by step, we strive to Climb the ladder of success. By being to usfriends as well as instructors, they deserve a place of importance in our yearbook. This year's new teachers admire a model of our new school. Helen J. Davis, A. B., M.A., Algebra I, ll, Plane Geom- etry. Earl Farley, B. S., M. Ed., Ph y sic s, Trigonometry, Mechanical Drawing, Solid Geometry. Grace Figley, B. S., Health, Physical Education. Albert Franco, B. A., M. Ed., Chemistry, General Science, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach. Thomas Goettman, B.S. Ed., W. History, Am. His- tory. James Gomory, B. S., Health, Physical Educa- tion. Helen Y. Hodge, B. S., Home Economics. Robert lllar, B. S. Ed., M. Ed., Industrial Arts. Philip H. Inman, B. A. M. Ed., Vocal Music. 83