Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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-TEENS ROW l: Mary Rose Piccinini, Mary Rubbo, JoEllen Steele, Cindy Porter, Karen Farmer, Donna Hoffman, Debbie Renzo, Emily LaRose, Janet Hartzell. ROW 2: Sue Eiler, Chris Scott, Terri Gerace, Jane Malkoch, Nancy Springer, Anita Molagise, Kathy Hanne, Sandy Ferris, Marie Pingatore, Becky Mike. ROW 3: Karen Coates, Gail Thomas, Janet Siler, Nikki Leon- berg, Debbie McLean, Nancy Burchett, Rene Beatrice, Beverly Skidmore, Melissa Rambo, Vicki Hudson, Tina Crozier. ROW 4: Jani Jean Silipigni, Marla Lane, Ellen Seabolt, Sharon Rosensteel, Janet Spada, Jane Mitchell, Crystal Heckle, Mary Beth McLister, Libby Zells, Anna DePaul, Roselyn Dietz, Barbara Cordes. N ewly formed, Y-teen membership consisted of ninth grade girls. These girls were very active under the sponsorship of Miss Leuhm. 'l'heir first meeting was highlighted by a hairdresser, Gretchen Hillard from Beaver. She talked to the girls on the styling of hair and applications of makeup. The next event was a swimming party: to get money for this, they sponsored a car wash at Bittner's Service Station. At Christmas, the girls held a formal at Southside Firehall, in addition to filling Christmas stockings for the children at McGuire Home. A bake sale at K-Mart provided funds for a lollipop tree to send to the Children's Ward at Rochester Hospital. One of their big projects involved dressing babydolls. Taking old babydolls from the Salvation Army, each girl made two outfits for it, then returned it to the Salvation Army for distribution. At the end of football season, Y-teens sponsored a victory dance in honor of the team. Though ninth graders, the girls contributed much to the schoo1's program and answered the question that has so long plagued the underclassmen: What can we do? Congratulations, girls! 1 13

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JUNIOR HISTURIANS l f - -F , X lfzzl 23 ROW l: Connie Crawford, Susan Caruso, Karen Coates, Patty Burkhart, Sandy Ferris. ROW 2: Nancy Anderson, Judy Grimm, Diane Goedeker, Dawna Auld, Karen Farmer, Terri Gerace. ROW 3: Kathy Davis, Nancy Burchett, Donna Hoffman, Mary Ellen Clayton, Kathy Carpenter, Rene Beatrice, Edith Baughrnan. ROW 4: Barbara Cordes, Doug Black, Danny Balza, Danny Donawitz, Mike Janectic, Mike Baycura, Kieth Colamarino. ROW l: Ben Rader, Jo Ellen Steele, Melissa Rambo, Debby McKlean, Jane Malkoch, Marla Lane, Sophia Spanos, Anita Malagise. ROW 2: Ellen Seabolt, Mary Rose Piccinini, Jane Siler, Gary Parks, Charles Marietta, Denise Schwartzel, Cindy Smith, Mary Rubbo. ROW 3: Sharon Rosensteel, Marie Pingatore, Becky Mike, Lance Rose, Kathy McCloskey, Patty Murtha, Beverly Skidmore. ROW 4: Joe Zajac, Jim Woodrow, Joe Young, Bob Savot, Don Sysyn, Student Adviser, Ed Davis, Student Adviser, Bill Taylor, Keith Stevenson, Linda Wiberg. To achieve an interest in local history is the aim of the Iunior Historians Club. Formed for any freshman student who was concerned with the past, the organization planned field trips and other activities associated with history. The club was supervised by Mrs. Iean Brown, assisted by student sponsors, Ed Davis and Don Sysyn, 112

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li In U SEATED: Bob Winkle, Dave Arnold, secretary, Bill Oaks, president Frank Rambo Jim McCune. STANDING: John Matwiejuk, Mark Shannon, Tom Shafer Cliff Horter Ed Goettman, Jim Logan. ROW Va Ieri ROW Betsy Good, J s l: Alex Vagias, Janet Mastalski, Cindy Kresach, Delbert Lemmon. ROW 2: e McDonald, Shirley Lane, Judy Tucker, Linda Olshesky, Leah Matthews. 3: Evonne Grabner, Janice Fullington, Volynda Mann, Barb Burg, Jackie Walter, Davis. ROW 4: Pat Maclay, Robert Franks, Bill Howe, Bob Kirchner, Clark Linda Kennedy. 4