James Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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X -'T LV I KALEIDOSCOPE One of Monroe's latest ventures in publication is the Kaleidoscope. It is a maga- zine created both for those who like to Write and those Who like to read the work of their fellow students. In this publication the best literary efforts of the student body finds expression. The excellence of the contributions it receives makes its present popularity Well deserved. STAFF A. EMERSON CREORE ............. .... M arLagingEditor SHERMAN NELSON .... ..... L irerary Editor JANE E. TAYLOR .,......i..,.......,...... Portry Editor KATHLEEN MCKANN. ,...,...... ...... B miner: Manager HAROLD KNIGHT, THEODORE JACOBSEN. .Publicity M anagzrr MARY STEWART ............................ A rt Edizor Lois H. DILDINE, CHARLES D. GATES, EVELYN OSBORN, HRISTABEL D. ABBOTT . . . .......... Faculty Advisor: x ' ' Q I... l .-, 52

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I X ,- l ,i IT. MONROLOG The Monrolog is published annually by the Senior Class of Monroe High School. In this yearbook are recorded the events of the High School careers of the Seniors, and a concrete history of Monroe activities during the past two terms. Here has been sketched a panorama of Monroe activities in the hope that, in later years, this book will bring back warm memories of experiences here to the present students Of this school. This is the fourth year that the Monrolog has been published. STAFF JANUARY, 1930 WILLIAM SILVERMAN .............,,..,..,... . .,.. Editor-in-Chift' HELEN RODGER ..... . GEORGE ALEXANDER. WILLIAM CARLUCCI ..., DANIEL KUSHNER .,.. MARY BOUGHTON .... HIRAM PHILLIPS ..... BRUCE Ross ....... HENRYCI-IRISTIAN .... FREDERICK S. MILLER . . . , . .Bufinrfx Managcir . . . .Organization Editor .,..,.....Art Editor ......SportI Editor . , , . , .Statifticf Editor ....... .Portrait Editor .....CroupPhotoEditor JUNE, 1930 VICTOR A. MILLER, JR. ..,....,..,....... . MARY E. JACOBSTEIN ....,. RICHARD GOLDMAN. . . GEORGE PRIBUS ..... JOHN KEELER ......... WAYNE BARLOW .....,., CHARLES BRIDGMAN.. JOSEPH CAREY, ..... , NORMAN COLLYER ..,. WILLIAM DEMALLIE, EDWIN HARTMAN .... RUTH MILSTONE ..... . . . . . . . Salff lllanager .......Editor-in-Chief . . . .Businfrf Manager . . . . .Organiltation Editor ......,..,.fIrtEditor . . . .xlxfofiate Art Editor .......,SportI Editor . . . . .Statixtitf Editor ........Portrait Editor , . . .Group Photo Editor .........Sale5 Manager .,......,...Photographcr .fifiofiate Photographer ..................Typift Faculty .ldviforf CHARLES D. GATES, E. P. MEULENDYKE, GEORGE S. CARHART F-li 51

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A R A Vi- , , I PENCIL PUSHERS The Pencil Pushers club is the literary society of Monroe High. Members, before being admitted to the club, must submit sufhcient evidence that they are capable of writing prose, poetry, or drama, and have an appreciation of good literature. This method insures the continuance of the high standards for which the association has always been known. Fall Semefler Louis TEALL ....... VELYDA MATTERN. . . MARY E. -IACOBSTEIN ...,.... Mary Boughton John Branch Frances Clark Jean Cross Richard Goldman Mary E. Jacobstein OFFICERS Spring Semerter . . . .Presidenzx . . . . . . , . CARLOS DEZAFRA . . Vice-Prffident ..... .... R ICHARD GOLDMAN .Secretary Trzasurer .... SHERMAN NELSON MEMBERS Lorraine Lerner Josephine Lipsky Velyda Mattern Mary Rogers Ada Schoenberg Jane Taylor Frederick S. Miller, Jr. Louis Teall Frances Murlin Charlotte Thomas Sherman Nelson Ann Wilder ri 53