Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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J, , f,g,ya.. L' . Row 1: W. Dunning, F. Mastalski, Mrs. E. Gordon, Mrs. F. Merrifield, J. Irvin, E. Carney, N. Roth- art. Row 2: R. P. Barner, J. Murray, F. Stablow, Blllllll Ill HIIICAIIU The Class of 1958 wishes to express its sincere thanks and appreciation to the Board of Education of the Rochester Area School District. This Board which is made up of nineteen members has worked faithfully to carry out the administration of the Rochester schools. The members have given generously of their time and effort to promote all activities of the school, both sports and scholastic. We appreciate the progress they are making toward completion of plans for the building of a new high school. We know that the untiring efforts of this group had their part in fitting us for ahappy and successful future. We say thank you again. is-. .sr M. Haney, G. Marshall, C. Anderson, J. Edwards. Row 3: Geo. Baldwin, Jr., R. Dugan, W. Maling, P. Scheidmantel, D. Grimm. Members of the board meet with Mr. Barner to discuss problems of the new school.

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H . .Ag Y A-ff -'fy .3 .- 'Ir- V. U. My ' . ,fry L , in Vivre .si '4-' V .gf :MLP-' if iff W7 ,- Qi ,g.: CUNIENIS Introduction. . Administration. . Faculty. . . Seniors. . . Underclassmen . . Sports . . Activities . . ...11 ...25 ...41 ...55 FURIWURD The Class of 1958 presents this publication as a standing reminder of those high school years which remain forever near and dear to each member's heart. Herein is the history of the class--its hopes and aspirations, its victories and defeats, its joys and sorrows. Thus it was written. So be it. Look upon its pages as a record of past achievements. En- joy the moments caught in time's flight and held fast in the hand of the future to be viewed with a certain nostalgia, as newer and greater accomplishments replace those of today. In the maturity of tomorrow, recall the youthful dreams of today and reawaken the magic of these special years as once again this volume unfolds. ..5 4- .. I

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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.