Rochester High School - Mirage Yearbook (Rochester, PA)

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Putting N ew Ideas in Education Mr. Hosie and the Board of Education have almost become celebrities in the tri-state area, as they have become the first to head a K-12 complex in this region. Mr. Hosie and the Board have proven themselves to be capable of iron- ing out all the problems that have arisen with this new system. Be- cause of their contributions and leadership our school represents one of the most advanced educa- tional systems on the eastern coast. lfow 1: Mr. Harold Shane, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Frank Mastalski, President. Row 2: Mr. James She- l1ne,.Secretaryg Mr. john Martino, Mriqloseph Widmer, Mr. james Edwards. Row 3: Dr. Edward Dawg Mr. George Baldwin, Solicitorg r. Nicholaus Rothart, Mr. Robert Batto. Absent Mr. john Kirclmer, Treasurerg Dr. james Crozier. 3 Mr. james Sheline, Business Manager X ,f Mr. Matthew Hosie, Chief School Administrator

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The noblest of all work Is to teach a new mind A new the A skill, antklial To know And to help others to know To see a mind expand l And develop into greatness Is a payment That can never be equaled. F aculty And Administration

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Mr. Skinner is in charge of co-ordinating studies for the entire district. He is respon- sible for keeping the lines of communication open between the teachers and students in the K-12 complex. Yet with all these responsi- bilities, he still has time to confer individually with students. With his assistance, the 1971- 72 school year has proven to be a totally new and successful experience. Mr. Douglas is in charge of 1,000 students and 1,000 problems, yet he is never too occu- pied to attend a game, a concert, or a play, and never too busy to say I like that. He is always pleasant, always smiling, always inter- ested, always a friend. F1 W'-1. -.mme-1.-.....,W... .J-Q Mrs. Betty Rusell, Secretary to Mr. Skinner Miss Aileen Buck enheimer, Secretary to Mr. Hosie.