Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1945 volume:

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Lap N14 QW i nf: Sf f5'4Qw-'W 5 'WI ld-If, syvffol.,-l3 lsgvvif' vV' NUI EHNUH Our last act in this theater is drawing to a finale , and we hope you consider it a success, because without your guidance we could never have attained our present roles. We, the actors of the world of. tomorrow, though not successful in all of our attempts, wish to show our sincere appreciation by dedicating this Doctrine to you, OLII' PSICIIIS. ' l .,,, , XPHUV ro acer J ffl Mr. Norton, our producer, has guided and directed us through the four years of this production. He has taken us as unior Thespi- ans and by his sympathy and encouragement has made of us the actors which we now are. We appreciate his assistance in making this play a success and in preparing us for our debut in the next theater of life. Page th l ' x I. I , I X. I . UllllElUllE fffliliifwg 5 J' M J' :FX I ,f f . 5 i gi 2 3 Page four In January of this year, three members of the faculty left Monroe. Miss Grace Shutte has entered a convent, where she is to become a nun. With Miss Schutte go the best wishes of all the students for success in her new career. Mrs. Esther Griffin has retired and all of her former students ap- preciate the good Worlc she did here at Monroe. Miss Marion Simmonds has been granted a leave of absence because of ill health, but she will return this fall. Miss Elsie Obst, Nursery, Mr. john Gran, Assistant Principal. ROW I: Miss Katherine Fink, Office, Mr. William Fuhrmann Social Science, Mrs. Effie Hogen- son, Home Economics. Row 2: Mr. Willis Burwell Wood Shop, Mr. Elmer Swanson, Mechanical Drawingg Mr. Ernest Goulet, Metal Shop and Plastics. 7 7 VT Ui llli PHX Teachers who replaced these instructors are: Miss Mary Jo Sommer, librarian, Miss Stef- fana Opitz for Spanish and mathematics, and Mrs. Helen McKenney for art. Mr. Tracy and Mr. Wil- liams, former teachers at Mon- roe are both lieutenants, j.g., in the Navy. Mr. Tracy is now overseas and Mr. Wil- liams is in San Diego, Cali- fornia. Miss Elsie Trautman, former home economics teach- er, is a lieutenant in the WACS at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Row I: Miss Grace Cook, Eng- lishg Miss Lucy Steffanus, Eng- lish. Row 2: Miss Dorothy Mahood, Speech, English, Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson, Englishg Miss Margaret Thornton, English. Row I: Miss Sarah Myers, Jour- nalism, Englishg Mrs. Eleanor Co- nant, Social Science, Guidance. Row 2: Miss Steffana Opitz, Mathematics, Spanish, Mr. Leo- nard Powderly, Social Science, English, Miss Leila Asher, Social Science, Latin. Row I: Miss Mary -Io Sommer, Librarian, Miss Evelyn Haskell, Girls' Athletics. Row 2: Mr. Frank Zucco, Boys, Athletics, Miss Rose Mclaeer, Mu- sicg Mrs. Helen McKenney, Art. Page five A 44 'ft' fx 1-4-4' Page six UllllElUllE Row I: Miss Marie Doyle, Mathematics, Miss Helen Sulli- van, Chemistry. Row 2: Mrs. Pearl Bunker, Biol' ogy, Miss Edith Brocker, Physics, Aeronautics, Mrs. Martha Hart- well, Mathematics. Row I: Mrs. Andre Kulcler, Bookkeeping, Latin, Mrs. Muriel Miller, Stenography, Typing. Row Z: Miss Ruth Leise. Sten ography, Transcription, Mr. Ad- rian Baril, Typing. ROW I: Miss Helen Walsh, So- cial Science, Miss Grace Jacobs, Home Economics. Row 2: Miss Ethel Johnson, So- cial Science, Miss Esther Munson, Social Science. EU? MN Meal' Jd.6!0'i070-0060 .4L .!,,f,won,Z4flf?-3f,HaJ. 35074-LA f,A,Qm.zz+,,,9,Q4E.wuffuA J K - JW' 9222 Aww FW MQW, ygaj,fg .1 -1 --A-7-42 - Z yJ'Q.iZ2J'TQn'?.z' Wi: My we-f S avfjw ' oC 5 , Spawn , ' MWA , 0? 51011-6 Gigi B P A 'Q 3233133 Ri 3? HX QM? EQ! EE?-5 x mix gil f 'W Page xeven -,. Qffff 1 2 I Q A 4 Q . 4 ,. Page eight ,iw- nyf' Activities: Football, T ck, est' oir, Orchestra, Operetta, Mn , oys' et, Student Council, Hall Study, ste of Ceremonies for P.T.A. Show, Pres. of Hall Study, Pres. of M Club, Vice Pres. of Junior Class. ALEXANDER, ROSALIE. Activities: Girl Reserves, Monitor Staff, Sec. of Masque and Gavel. ANDERSON, EUGENE, 'lAncly. Activity: Hall Study. ARCENO, ELEANORE, Arnie.', Activities: Annual Staff, Choir, G.A.A., Hall Study. ASHBY, DELORES, ulshf' Activities: German Club, Choir, G.A.A., Annual Staff, Operetta. BAKULA, JOYCE, Queenie.', Activities: Hall Study, Student Council, Rifle Club, Choir, Doctrine Staff, Sec. of Spanish Club, BASTYR, ANGELINE, Angie Activities: Hall Study, Student Council, Operetta, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Girls' Trio, Annual Staff, G.A.A., Office Force. Sec, of Junior Class, D.A.R. Representative, Masque and Gavel. BENSON, PATRICIA, l'Pat. Activities: Rifle Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Doctrine Staff, Senior Class Play. BLAHA, JOSEPH, joe, Activities: Apparatus Team, Football, Choir, MP Club, Co-Captain and member of City All--Star Gym Team, Art Club, BLAIS, ROBERT, UR. B. BOSTROM, ROBERT, Muscles, Activities: Hockey, NIU Club. BRABEC, MARYANN, Mare.,, BROWN, BEVERLY. Activities: Mac's, Orchestra, Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Study, Christmas As- sembly, American Legion Oration Contest, Sergeant at Arms of Masque and Gavel, Editor-in-Chief of Doctrine. BRUNNETTE, STEPHEN. BUERGER, ROSEMARY, Q'Red. Activities: Hall Study, Rifle Club. BURNETT, ROBERT, Bob.', Activities: Traffic, Mac,s, Annual Staff. BURNS, MICHAEL, Mike.', Activities: Swimming, Wrestling. BUSCH, LOIS, l'Lu Luf' Activities: G.A.A., Choir, Operetta, Christmas Program, Cafeteria Staff, Glee Club, W. ALL ,'LO A E M R , alfi Activi- ies: Club, p nisll Cl la, - Sag, German Clu a Stu yd XI' C DIN L, EL INE MILDR D, NRed.,' Activi- G.A.A. ARLEN, KATHRYN, Kay.7' Activities: German Club, Spanish Club, Choir. CAROLINE, LORRAINE, Carrie Activities: Latin Club, Annual Staff. CARR, DELORES, Del.,' Activities: G.A.A., Choir, Rilie Club, CI-IOTT, KARLEE MARIE, Activities: Rifle Club, Orchestra, Accom ' , Mac f fi l TE, LUCI , I..u.H Activity: G.A.A. OK, MARY DITI-I, Coolcie.', Activities: Student ouncil, Hall Study, Hall Trafflc, Editor-in-Chief of Monitor, Associate Editor of Doctrine, D.A.R. Alter- nate, Latin Club. DAI-IL, WILLIAM, Bill DEDOLPH, RICHARD, '!Diclc. Activity: Footltall. DICKEY, RICHARD, Diclcey.', Activity: Mac's. DICKI-IAUSEN, JEAN FRANCES, Dick Activi- ties: Monitor Staff, Student Council, G.A.A. DICKMAN, JACQUELINE, 'ljaclceef' Activities: Rifle Club, Masque and Gavel, Senior Class Play. DICKSON, DOROTHY ADELE, UDots.,, Activity: Rifle Club. Pet Peeve: My graduation picture! DUNPI-IY, LORRAINE MARY, 'lTeddy.,' Activity: Orchestra. DUXBURY, MOLANA JANE, Activities: Annual Staff, Student Council. DVORAK, MARY ANN, Coolcie,', Activities: Hall Study, Monitor Staff. EINEKE, JOI-IN WARREN, Shorty 8 . gk , ,W . . .4 ,M I, at s - .lf- . , IQ, f Page nine FICK, PEGGIE, Peg.', Activities: Rifle Club, Student Council. FIGURA, GENE, 'iFigs, Activities: M Club, Track, Tennis, Vice Pres. of Mac's, Art Editor Doctrine, Art Co-Editor of Monitor, State and Na- tional Art Awards, Co-Captain of Track Team. FLYNN, KATHLEEN RENEE, l'Katie.', Activities: Choir, Girls, Trio, Latin Club, Operetta, G.A.A., Junior Class Treasurer, Spanish Club Secretary, FONTAINE, LLOYD, Spear-headfi Activities: M Club, Football, Baseball, Hockey, Macis, Rifle Club. FREDETTE, WILLIAM L., Shorty.U Activities: Or- chestra, Hall Study, Football, Operetta, Rifle Club. FRUCCI, CARMEL, l'Carm.U Activities: Choir, G.A.A. GABEL, ROBERT, 'QGabe.', Activities: Choir, Latin Club, Hall Study, Operetta, Boys' Quartet. GAETKE, RAYMOND L., Ray. GEEHAN, JAMES, tfjimf' Activities: Hall study, Wrestling, Football. iw GENG, JOAN, 'Q-Ioanief, Activities: Rifle Club, X Masque and Gavel, Choir. Ji WERSTNER, ROSEMARIE LOUISE, 'tkoiief Afi- Page ten gr iyities: Student Council, Choir, G.A.A., Annual Staff, vdldall Study, Traffic, D.A.R. Alternate. IHGLASER, THEODORE, Ted.', Activities: Hockey, Rifle Club. 'i N. GOSSELIN, LAWRENCE, l'Larry.,' Activities: Rifle Club, Operetta. GRAVE, CORINNE M. Activities: Rifle Club, Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Christmas Assembly, Hall Study, Annual Staff, Operetta, Masque and Gavel. GREEN, PAUL, Pablo Activities: Football, Track, Swimming, MU Club, Traffic, Christmas Play, Senior Class Play, President of Senior Class, Co-Captain of Basketball Team. GREER, ROBERT ALLAN, Treecher. GULLEIFSON, ESTHER, Pete.', GUNTHER, RONALD FRANK, Ron.', Activities: Football, Baseball, MU Club, Hall Study, Monitor Staff, Red Cross, Wrestling. YJ Xl.: ,. 1 U. GYLLENBLAD, GAIL, Gilly. Activities: Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Rifle Club, Christmas Assembly, Student Council, Masque and Gavel, Senior Class Play. HAAS, VIRGINIA, Fudgy. Activities: Annual Staff, G.A.A. HADD, DONALD, Kitsal.,' Activities: Hall Study, Traffic, Football, Basketball, Operetta. HAIDER, ROSEMARIE, Rosie Activities: Annual Staff, Hall Study, G.A.A. HANSEN, MARGARET KAROLYNN, 'Scheemerf' Activities: Operetta, Monitor Stall. HANZAL, BERNADINE CATHERINE. Bernie Activity: G.A.A. HAYEK, GENE, l'Hayelc.', Activity: Library Staff. HEINZ, DOROTHY ANN, Dotty. Activities: Rifle Club, G.A.A. HEROFF, HELEN R. HERZAN, ROBERT GEORGE, Teacher. HOBZA, GERALDINE, Jerry Activities: Monitor Staff, Hall Study. HOFFMAN, ROBERT EDWARD, Q'HofT. Activi- ties: Football, MM Club. HOLST, MADELYN, Maddie Activities: Student Council, Hall Study, Rifle Club, Doctrine Staff. JOBE, DON, 'QCastle.7, Activities: Basketball, Track, MMM Club, Wrestling, Traffic, Student Council, Cap- tain of Football Team, All-City Football Team. JOHANS, DORIS, 'tjof' Activities: Rifle Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Study, Christmas Assembly, Doctrine Staff, Masque and Gavel. JOHNSON, RALPH EUGENE. Activities: Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Business Manager of Doctrine. IOHNSON, SHIRLEY MAE, -Iohnnyf' Activities: Spanish Club, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Opertta, Rifle Club, Hall Study, German Club. JONES, ROD, -Ionesief' Activities: Choir, Operetta, Boys' Quartet, Rifle Club, Hall Study, Latin Club, Senior Class Play. ,Q Page eleven W 'R Page twelve 1 - I it at H ag 2 v , - . Hr S' .. . a 7' Q 4:24576 fe 1' -f -121 H .., A ' 1' gf- ., J' KAUP, LESTER F., Les KELLER, FREDERICK ROBERT, Frirz. KELLER, MARJORIE DELORAS, '!Marge. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. KENNELLY, MARY ANN, UIrisl1.'7 KESTER, JAMES, Jim. KILBY, HOWARD, Pots Activities: Rifle Clu5, Student Council, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Hall Study, Ski Club, Masque and Gavel, Senior Class Play. KILROY, MARY ELLEN, Ducky, Activities: Stu- dent Council, Treasurer of Masque and Gavel. KIMATA, NORMAN, Normf' Activities: Track Gymnastics, NIU Club. KLUWE, STEPHEN, Srevef' v KOCH, JO ANNE, Jo.,' Activities: Choir, Monitor Staff. KODADA, MARIAN. KOSTOHRYZ, WILLIAM, Beely.', Activities: M Club, Spanish Club, Monitor Staff, Manager of Bas- lcetball. KRAMMER, MARGARET ELA E, Peggy.', K MMER, USSELL JOHN 'QTwin. Acti ity: Se ' r Class y. 7 KR , D J Ny' PIX ll xjll - ' I owl X it J it 5 LLE osie K TH ALBERTA Berdie Activities rchestra N SAB ,N A . lp 3 R' hoir, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Hall Study, Annual talf, Ofice Force, Secretary of Student Council. LARSEN, BERNICE CHRISTINE, Lars.', Activity: Hall Study. LAVRINETS, MARION, Mi Mif' Activities: Choir, Traffic, Operetta, LE MAY, ROSALIE, Rosie,,, Activities: Rifle Club, G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, Christmas Play, Senior Class Play, Operetta. LIMBORG, RICHARD, Bill.', Activities: Operetta, Choir. LISKA, LORRAINE. Activities: G.A.A., Hall Study. LONERGAN, JACK, Lucky, Activities: Macls. Or- chestra, Doctrine Arr Staff, Hall Study, Winner of Art Contest, Senior Class Play. LOVELAND, JOHN, Njuniorf' Activiiiesz Rifle Club, Mac's, Doctrine Staff Photographer, Traffic, Latin Club, Masque and Gavel, Senior Class Play. MCALEESE, ELIZAB H! HB f An. nual Staff, . McCAWLEY, -IAME lc. c 'v ies: aseball, Football, Basketball, 'Q ' , R s W stliaag. MCKINNON, CONN E, ickey A Mies. CR f, Monitor Staff, Operet . ' 'x Study, Traffic, IVF l b Annu l ff, esi t of Student Council, ki McNELLIS, RO , ' ity: Ch r acler. MAHOWALD Y J . ' itie : Hall 3 3? is Me ,::,, .5 Sw Study, Doctrine , que a Cl ave hee lea er. . a . Operetta, Christm la? La Club, A.A. Board. ' MENIER, MARGTE, Mon1tor Staff, Hall Study, Pet Peev : ar locks. MERGENS, RITA, Reets.,' Activities: Masque and Gavel, Speech Class Play, Rifle Club. MOSNER, RICHARD. MUELLER, MAR-IORIE, Margie Activities: An- nual Staff, Hall Study, Glee Club, Choir, Operetta, Girls' Trio, G.A.A. Secretary and Treasurer, Corre- sponding Secretary of Student Council. MUELLNER, SHIRLEE, l'Lee.,' Activities: Rifle Club, Hall Study. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. MURDOCK, SARAH, uMauclie.,' Pet Peeve: People who are never on time. Page thirteen Page fourteen i NEBEL, HAROLD FRANK, Half, ,Pet paeve: Nagging women. NILSSON, ANNABEL. Activities: Spanish Club, Hall Study, Annual Staff, NOACK, DONNA MAE, Pepper, Activities: G.A.A., Rifle Club. NOHAVA, ESTHER MARIE, 'iEist. Activitiusz G.A.A,, Choir, Rifle Club. K RAYMOND L., Snorky.', Activity: Hall NUSBAUM, JOYCE ELAINE, 'tNonnie.n Activities: Operetta, Choir, Christmas Play, G.A.A., Masque and Gavel. NUTZMAN, MAXINE LOIS, lVliclcy.7' Activities: Choir, Annual Staff, Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, OESTREICI-I, IUNE, Q'Junie. Activities: Rifle Club, Annual Staff. OLSON, GLADYS. Activities: Rifle Club, Doctrine Staff, OLSON, JAMES, 'lOle. Activities: Latin Club, Hall Study, Annual Staff, President of Spanish Club. PESEK, DELORES FRANCES, Pes.U Activities: Hall Study, Latin Club, Doctrine Staff. PESEK, MARY ROSE, Q'Mare.,' Activities: German Club, Hall Study, G.A.A,, Treasurer Senior Class. PETERKA, GEORGE. Activity: Rifle Club. PETERSEN, BRYCE H. Activities: Latin Club, Mac,s, Rifle Club, Hall Study, Social Editor of Doctrine, Christmas Assembly, Student Council, Secretary of Girl Reserves, Masque and Gavel. PETERSON, BETTY, upetef' Activities: G.A.A., Hall Study, Rifle Club. PE WO J ohn . s: Qolf, e a S u Tra 1 u Monitor Staff, ent f J lass, e ' ss Play ' ON, , B l Activit : Mac's, all Study, ti lub. PI LOIS U ' . Activ : Rifle , atiq Cl all Ann , Student ouncil, M e and ,av6l, Se re enior Class, Se reta n Treasur of Art Winner of Tu- rcu s' s , inner of rican Legion Con- t t, Se ass Play. '27 PISEK, RUSSELL JOHN, !'Kouch. Activities: MMU Club, Tennis, Student Council, Football, Basketball. PLUMBO, MARGARET, Plum.H Activities: G.A. A., Choir, Operetta. ' POOL, LORRAINE, uLorry. Activities: Student Council, Doctrine Staff. PORTER, CHARLES, 'QChuck.U Activities: Rifle Club, Monitor Staff. PORTER, DOROTHY, 'lDottief' Activities: Hall Study, Latin Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Office Force, Literary Editor of Doctrine. POULSEN, BRUCE A., Boots Activities: Rifle Club, Hall Study, Doctrine Staff, Christmas Play, Latin Club President, Student Council Vice-President, Masque and Gavel President. QUALLY, ROBERT O., Bob.,' RECK, ALICE, Alf, Activity: Monitor Staff. RICHARDSON, ROBERT LYNN, Dixon, Activ- ities: German Club, Hall Study, Rifle Club, Christmas Assembly, Student Council, Masque and Gavel, Senior Class Play, RIEF, MARGARET L., Muggs. Activity: Rifle Club. ROSCOE, JEAN ANN, 'QFreckles. Activities: Span- ish Club, Hall Study, Girl Reserves. ROSDAHL, GEORGIA ETHEL, George Activ- ities: Latin Club, Orchestra. Pet peeve: Brothers!! I ROWAN, JOHN, Jackson.', Activity: Masque and Gavel. Pet peeve: Girls who swoon over Frank Sinatra. RUDOLPH, DICK H., 'QRudy. Activities: Art Club, Hall Traffic, Mn Club, Hall Study, Hockey. RUDOLPH, RUTH ROSE, Rudyf' Activities: An- nual Staff, Monitor Staff. RUECKER, ARTHUR F., Poncho.y' Activities: Art Co-Editor of Monitor and Doctrine, Hall Study, Vice President and President of Mac's, Baseball. RYAN, JOSEPH A., Joe. Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Manager of Basketball, Doctrine Staff, Monitor Staff, MM Club. SCHMIDT, IRENE L., Smitty.'i Activity: G.A.A. I . 2 ZW' E Q. I W KK- xp--il lf? ,ff Page fifteen f. . .. em 5 ?1r Q , iz , 4- 2 'f-45554 at 6 ees Pit 4 lf? X f tim Page sixteen A fW ' SCHMITT, GERALDINE, llGerry.,' Pet peeve: Waiting for mail and finding an empty mailbox. SCHMITZ, LORRAINE, Rainy.H SCHORNACK, EUGENE JOSEPH, UShortyf' Ac- tivities: Rifle Club, Do:trine Staff, Masque and Gavel, Wrestling. SCHOVANEC, WALTER, Wally. Activities: Rifie Club, Hall Study, MH Club, German Club, Football, Hockey, Golf, Annual Staff, Library Club, Sergeant at Arms of Student Council. SCHWANDT, TED, Lefty, Activities: Hall Study, Vice President of Senior Class. Pet peeve: Homework. SIMECEK, MURIEL, uChips.n Activities: Librarian, Annual Staff, Masque and Gavel, Hall Study, Monitor Staff, Christmas Assembly, Student Council. SMITH, GAYLE, wSmitty. Activity: GAA. SOUSTER, ROSE MARIE, 'lPeanuts. Activities: Christmas Play, Rifle Club. STANZ, STANLEY LOUIS. Activities: Hall Study, Library Club, Track Team. STEICHEN, MARGARET A., Marge.,' STEIN, DELORES JEAN, Bangs.', Activities: Monitor Staff, Annual Staff, Choir, Latin Club, Op- eretta. SWANSON, LESLIE D., Les.,, Activities: Student Council, Operetta, Hall Study, Masque and Gavel, Doc- trine Staff, Christmas Play, Senior Class Play. SWANZY, ELAINE, Liz. Activities: Choir, Doc- trine Staff, Operetta, Vice President of Spanish Club. SWETLAND, DOLORES, 'QSwett.', Activities: Hall Study, Rifle Club, Girls' Sports Editor of Annual, Presi- dent of G.A.A. THELL, RAYMOND BERNARD. Activities: Ten- nis Team, German Club. THIELEN, EILEEN L., Lee.', Activities: Annual Staff, Monitor Staff, Macis, Hall Study, Rifle Club. TIERNEY, THERESA, Trese.y' Activities: Monitor Staff, Annual Staff, G.A.A., Christmas Play. TOBIN, HARRY MARK, 'lNick. Activities: Foot- ball, M Club, Spanish Club, Student Manager of Basketball Team, Monitor Staff, Senior Class Play. TRAYNOR, RICHARD P. Activities: Hockey, ball, Doctrine Staff. Base- TSCHIDA, EVELYN MIRIAM, Eve. Activities: Latin Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Choir, Girls' Club, Operetta, Monitor Typist, Annual Staff, Study. VANEK, ETHEL CLARE, Dolly.', Activities: dent Council, G.A.A., Doctrine Staff, Rifle Club, Glee Hall Stu- Hall Study, Operetta, Christmas Play, Latin Club, Vice- President of Masque and Gavel. VANEK, MARY, Marnie Activities: G.A.A., nual Stall, Spanish Club. VTNCELLT, ANGELTNE G., Angie.,' Activ Annual Staff, Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Study. Pet peeve: People with no sense of humor. WADE, VERONICA jANET,Eimg' ctiv OA, 3 An- ities: l lall ' ies: G.A ., H l dy. i f,- J K WALERIUS! GORDON, Walclo.'y Activities: MU Club, Macls, Co-Capt. of Apparatus Team. WARD, G. RODNEY, 'QRed.v Activities: Orchestra, Track Team, MU Club, Hall Study, Gym Team, Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Cross Country Team, Wrestling Team. WATERS, ROBERT, Bob WATSON, CARL, Lefty Activity: Macis. WATSON, MARY ANN. WEGNER, JANET MAE, Jann Activity: Monitor Staff. WEIMER, JOHN W., Stubbs.', Activities: Baseball, M Club, Co-Captain Basketball. WELCH, ROBERT D., Bob.'l Activities: Choir, Operetta, Hall Study, Golf Team. YATES, MARGUERITE, Muggs. Activ Christmas Play, Masque and Gavel. WHITE, PHYLLTS, PhiIf' Activities: Choir, chestra, Rifle Club, President of Latin Club. ities: Or- WIECHER, DONALD EDWARD, MDon.n Activi- ties: Football, Rifle Club, Wrestling, MU Club, Swim- ming Club, Ski Club. WHEELER, MARY LOU, Mac, Activities: Rifle Club, Operetta, Christmas Play, Treasurer of Spanish Club. P jf? 2 Es--SEE W,-x al Y .ef , .sn , YOUNG, JOYCE O., Ollie. ZACK, SHIRLEY, Squirtely. Activities: Latin Club, Orchestra, Rifle Club, Library Club, Doctrine Staff, Traffic, Treasurer of Student Council, Treasurer of Girl Reserves, Secretary of Spanish Club, ZRUST, ALICE, Babes Activities: Choir, G.A.A., Student Council Christmas Assembly, Operetta, Na- Masque and Gavel. vb Y, ROBERT, Bob.,, SKA, RICHARD, Dick.', Activities: Traffic, Ri Club, Hall Study, Student Council, Operetta, Yard Committee. BERGMAN, LOUIS. MANN, LEO. SAURO, CHRISTY, IVEY, WILLIAM. REICHOW, LOIS. VESELY, IOHN. Page eighteen T0 THE CLASS OF 1945 Commencement means a beginning , graduation, a step . I do not feel that you are making a beginning, but rather that you have finished a step and are ready for the next one. You have completed twelve important steps in your education and life and can look back at childhood, grade school, and high school. Are you going to pause on this top step, or are you going to start up the next step? If you pause, then we at Monroe have failed, and you have failed. There are so many things you have to face that you can't relax. For the boys, there is the armed service, for the girls, education and employment. Your class is graduating in the midst of war, yet amid signs of the beginning of peace. It is your challenge to answer the demands that each one brings. May God grant each of you the courage to do your best. My congratulations and best wishes to every one of you. JOHN A. NORTON Student Council, Christmas Assembly, Operetta. 0UR OFFICERS AND ADVISERS V Los Pillcinton, Secretaryg Ted Schwanclt, Viccepresidcntg Paul Green, Presidency Mary Rose Pesek, Treasurerg Miss Broclcer, M B lc , Aclvisors. HGNOR ROLL 0F 1945 GRADUATES Valedictorian Sczlutatorian Ruth Rose Ruclolph Beverly Brown Mary Edith Cook William A. McMahon Evelyn Miriam Tschicla Robert Calvin Gabel Elaine Louise Swanzy Rosemarie Gerstner Lorraine Marie Pool Lois Inez Pillcinton Delores Jean Stein Angela E. Bastyr Lorraine M. Caroline John L. Loveland, Jr. Bruce A. Poulsen Dorothy Marie Porter Bryce Petersen Ethel C. Vaneli Muriel B. Simecelc Shirley Mae Johnson Alberta Mae Kurth Doris M. Johans Kathleen Renee Flynn Marilyn C. Mahowalcl Robert L. Richardson Delores Frances Peselc Mary T. Vanek Rose Marie I-Iaicler Ralph Eugene Johnson Madelyn Lenore Hoist - - Shirley Zack Phyllis Jeanne White Karleen Chott Walter Vincent Schovanec Joyce Balcula Patricia A. Benson Mary Rose Peselc Annabel T. Nilsson Lorraine Virginia Schmitz Rosemary Buerger Marjorie Keller Gene Figura Lawrence John Gosselin James Kester Bernice Christine Larsen Gail Helen Gyllenblacl Rita Marie Mergens Pug it 1 cz 3 . I BI' Inrti ti ' P f'4 ,.r 1 . SQ 3 1 I 1? Q' is 332,59 l 5- I 1. 4 1 F5 . v L .ev Y 41 f ft 'aff' gt ' v '1 I fg,.urQ.t,', Q5 A 'hiv ' Q , , 5.1, 4 3,33 . ..,,.,, of 3 we Q 1 5 . 1? A I f' ' 7' s ts-..1 no ii I 'Fixx Q Mbfxha 5' 4 1 an X Q . 1. ...gn ME . bl ' 1 43 rf r ' lv -. nl' 5' 1 U1 ' E ills, px s nf- ah' X I tk '5 '55 'T - QM X F 54 L 'lr V x A 5 'mx 'S' . ,L .we - -'-r ' '4 1 ' A - 0 Lf' . 1 X X 1, i . , Ti 6 -- se s-.I .1 5323? 6 '-.-v . . . 53 f 724 IH' i , ,I E ' 'Q I S ,H- 2 Page Infenly FR. STARS BEQUEATH WE, TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF 1945, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY, DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATI-I TI-'IE FOLLOWING: DELORES ASHBY to Xelma Queen, a 'lFish net and a dish towel to keep those bobby pins from cluttering up the streetcars. JOYCE BAKULA to Betty Schunke, my hall study chair so you can watch the 'Qcrowdsn go by. ROBERT BOSTROM to Forry Mars, my locker on the 3rd floor by 311 where all the freshmen hang around waiting for Mrs. Swanson to open the door. fDon,t get caught in the stampedefj MARYANN BRABEC to Eileen Kennelly, my front seat in 5th period English class room 307. ROSEMARY BUERGER to Charlene Carlson, all my old lipstick and combs that you borrowed from me so regularly during the year. BOB BURNETT to Jerry Meyers, my racing aility, my doorbell ringing powers, and my wonderful face of hair. MIKE BURNS to Frank Trojan, my charge account and bill at the Emporium lunch counter. ELAINE CARDINAL to my sister 'tPeggy?', all my shorthand headaches plus a supply of aspirin. KAY CARLEN to Jeanne Iverson, my pleasing personality and my bottle of red dye! LUCILLE CHUTE to Delores, my Junior sister, my dark rown hair, my hazel eyes, and all of my 4 feet IOM inches. RICHARD DICKEY to Jerry Patterson, my come-hither looks. DOROTHY DICKSON to Joan Boucher, all my old shorthand notebooks filled to the covers with dictation. LORRAINE DUNPHY to a fellow lover of music, the victrola and records I dream about but donit own. JOHN EINEKE to Roy Wierstead, my seat in room 308-the first seat in the first row near the door, and all the happy thoughts that go with it. LLOYD FONTAINE to Wally Bennett, my exclusive locker in section two, com- plete with latest Varga Girls. CARMEL FRUCI to my two brtohers, my brilliance and intelligence in English. RAY GAETKE to Ken I-Iencier, the first seat in the third row in to5. I hope that you have better luck there than I did. CODDINE GRAVE to Wilmette Rachac, all the pictures in my locker of Van Johnson and Peter Lawford. ROBERT GREER to Tom Spaniel, my alluring heinie and large adam's apple. VIRGINIA HAAS to my sister, Pat, my high school togs including long baggy sweaters, sloppy shirts, and my bobby socks. ROSEMARIE HAIDER to 'QLolly', Hoepfl, my ability at taking dictation at loo words a minute. BERNIE HANZAL to Rita Schwab, my place in front of the mirror, and all the shoves that go with it. MARGIE HANSEN to Tom Sullivan, all the Red Cross bills I owe, and my old tennis shoes when yours wear out from playing basketball. GERALDINE HOBZA to anyone who wants it, my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time. T BOB HOFFMAN to Al Unise, my dearest friend, Tom Flaherty, who is handy to have around. DORIS JOHANS to anyone who has the courage, my place at our table in the cafeteria. Necessary qualifications: commando tactics, adept at mopping a fioor. ROD JONES to Dick Beckstrom, my Indian Boogien which was worn out by me. Maybe you can revive it next year, Be:k.H LESTER KAUP to next year annual collectors, my ability to get all the annual money in on time. Q'But Prof. how can I be short ,542?', FRED KELLER to Russ Johnson, one green automatic pencil, which was never returned. PRIZED PGSSESSI MARGE KELLER to Merlyn Fleischhacker, my ability to finish my shorthand homework in study hall. MARY ANN KENNELLY to my sister Eileen, my good, old S. S, S. book which I hope she does better with than I did. JIM KESTER to Jerry Ostrowski, a slightly used leaky fountain pen. It has its advantages. You don't have to worry about anyone's borrowing it. NORMAN KIMATA to Don Anderson, all my music, even my licorice stick, and more power to you, Don. JOANNE KOCH to my sister Marg., my ability always to find the wrong things to do. MARION KODADA to Anna Dzik, my gazing out of the window in bookkeep- ing, and I hop: it doesn,t bring you as many disgusted looks as it brought me. MARGARET KRAMMER to Ann Exner, one mystery book never quite finished which she will probably find in her sister's library. RUSSELL KRAMMER to Irvin Morse, the care of the lunchroom doors for the next two years. EDWARD KRIZ to my youngest brother, my fingernail hle to shorten his long fingernails, which he hopes to get. ROSABELLE KUEHN to Dorothy Kopecky, the pleasures of waiting for someone else on the corner every below zero morning. BERNICE LARSEN to any girl, who would like my ten pairs of nylons? fl can dream, can,t In RICHARD LIMBORG to Richard Prokop, my old and ragged portfolio that has served me for four long years. ELIZABETH MCALEESE to Betty Booth, my last pair of seamless stockings so she won't have to worry about keeping her seams straight. CONNIE MCKINNON to Delores Doyle, my pocket knife, itls handy for sharp- ening pencils and . BILL MCMAHON to Bob Huna, my beautiful locker with ultra-modern interior decorating. SARAH MURDOCK to economic geography students, my place next to the win- dow to count all the trains as they go by. HAROLD NEBEL to Marie, my perfect attendance record. - MAXINE NUTZMAN to Q'Dee,' Nutzman, my quietness and shyness around men. JIM OLSON to Lindberg,s bust, my large pile of books which I collected in four years of school. BOB PETERSON to Don Anderson, the way I wear my socks to keep people from seeing the holes. DELORES FRANCES PESEK to Delores Rose Pesek, the satisfaction of knowing you wonit be called to another teacher, the nurse, or the office to End out it was the other onev they wanted. ROBERT QUALLY to Monroe High School, one old bobby sock the swooner crooner once wore. ALICE RECK to Jean Masloski, my pin-up collection, all except the handsome blonde sailor. GEORGIA ROSDAHL to my brother Dave, my fiddle. fIt should burn well., DICK RUDOLPH to Jim Bertz, my old moth eaten hockey stick, and may good fortune help him to make enough money for a new one some day. CHRISTY SAURO to Sam Cascalenda, my ability to waltz at the Prom ballroom. LORRAINE SCHMITZ to Lois Ullman, my luck, and my paper and orange filled desk in English. TED SCHWANDT to Ted Taylor, my ability to get by in four years of math without an REU. ' ' GAYLE SMITH to Carol Swoboda, my upper locker. STAN STANZ to Bill Dickman, my job as librarian. G. RODNEY WARD to John Goulet, my kid sister and anything else that makes life miserable. SHIRLEY ZACK to George Olson, my ability to tell Mwhoppersv and make some people believe me. ONS Jil LT.. 'lov ,-'YQ M ' 1 ' ,, 'ffl A ' .f - VJ ,H -5? T112 Hhaww? ., 0 V' 0471 IT: Q., - 1. ,gif . '-WJ, I . I , 'J - . 1. .w X-R. S, F O vp t iq 4' Y 'w A 4 1. . 4 .,'!'f'! N, 'Ji fs gi '- 'fl Q w g ' '. Fr' - f-1-J.-.wf.,4 4, Quai- -- Q 0. .5 , . . w - .- ,,.:f.. QL, , - 4 cs.. og.. G -.S Q I. i . f 1 'i 'T53 ff wn di, E . ' -' 7 Yr .s 55? . hx . - rj v,. 1 13.15 ' ' - . Q vital 111 ' N, X I x ,sf Q' Q X . if 1. '- Lg,:,E'x.9. .I I xg' N bfi? Ts r f .ve-'L JDL 'qs Page twenty-one Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov Dec. Dec. DIARY OF 5-First day of school-enrollment of 1084. just think, gang, only nine more months and then- summer vacation. 14-First football game. Wilson bows to Mon- roe I3 to o. Yeah Team!!! 5-First paid assembly of the year-The Alexan- der Trio. Did you ever hear such novelty??!! 121A double thrill! Our first Monitor comes out and we stage our Homecoming dance. Crowded??? Bet you didn't know you could have so much fun in one square foot of space!!! 13-Our Homecoming Game. Isn't that team super?,' What if the score was a 7-7 tie? They're still Msuperf' Besides, it was Friday the 13th. 20-S.S.S. Radio broadcast on Race and Peo- ples, Tensions at Home and Abroadf, Nice going, kids! 27-28-No school!! M.E.A. Convention. Why don't we do this more often?', 17-Clem, put your shoes back on. The Barn Dancen that the G.A.A. sponsored is over!!! The Speech Class also gave a play- Nobody Sleepsf' 28-Lorraine Pool wins first place in a Peace Contest. Congratulations, Lorraine! 30-Thanksgiving. Oh, this dinner is swell! Pass the cranberries, Mom-Ooooooooooh! Pass the Bromo-Seltzer!!! I4YOl'l Boy! Christmas vacation is here. Now to earn some more money. Wait a minute-I thought this was vacation!!! 25-Christmas wasn,t so merry for many fami- lies with their boys overseas. Let us all hope and pray that they will be home again next Christmas. Jan. 1-New Year's Eve, which is the eve of the day before New Year,s Day, was celebrated on the eve of the day before the day before New Year's Day because New Year's Eve came on Sunday. Confoozin' but am0ozin'???!!! Jan. 2-Gladly we trip back to schonl, our faces beam- ing with happiness, and our little hearts bursting with enthusiasm and anticipation of getting back in the old groove again???!!! ' fil m 3 Q . N- if 'll fn -.Y qil ggi! -P l . -... -.:-ws, 4- . .1 - nrfi?2g:S?e?:r!5?i:- GEF? -fp. I - '-,.:Pa.x1'---if.'r1-Mk- ,h . - ia 5:1-is-:q A-3,8-5 ' Gil ,?l .:,gf1 .- - 1s ,- --fu- 'l . -'ldv - 2 .2 :ha-:Q 1 4 n HN! ls - '39-1 1 f GT'-1.-sf. . ll' .-will 'Qt ' -llzfl' el. fs as its --N UPI, ' A .- I 'J i 7 ?q , 925.1 li 'ls ' gaps.. .-.f Q ,N , , . Q! If ' -. '!,:. . I' 5 ' l l 'Elf' '4 qffv l l . . Q 2512 ' Page twenty-two THE STARS Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. April April April April April April April May May May May May june June 4-Monroe played its first conference basketball game at Hamline Field House, defeating Wilson 27-22. 13-Monroe defeated Harding in its first con- ference hockey game at the Auditoruim. 6-P.T.A. Program at the Randolph Theater proves to be a great success!! Who says Monro? isn't gifted with talent? Ha-Ha!!! 9-Juke Box Dance is given by Juniors to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. 12-Lois Pilkinton represents Monroe in Amer- ican Legion Oratorical Contest. 15-Well, it happened again! Our second paid assembly with Phyllis and Torrine, the magicians. I still would like to know what happened to that rabbit!!! 22-Orchids to Angeline Bastyr-Our D.A.R. Girl. 6-16-Hats off to the boys who participated in the Red Cross wrestling matches!!!! 5301.00 was contributed. Also to the Speech Class for their wonderful work in putting on short skits in the Auditorium. I3-G.A.A. sponsors roller skating party. My, what black and blue marks and stiff limbs!! Oh! for a bottle of liniment. 1-Easter. We hnally found our rabbit. My goodness! Donit these Monroeites look uspfffyn in their new outfits!! 3-Latin club initiation-I bet the teachers had more proposals today than in their many years of hoping, praying, luring, and pursuing. 5-The senior girls attended the annual College Club Tea. Miss Margaret Doty from Macales- ter College, and a panel of four Monroe girls furnished an interesting program. io-Spanish club initiation-Ah! Si! Si!! zo-The first track meet with Marshall, Monroe, Murray, and Cretin was held at Cretin. 24-Spring is officially here, as Monroe plays its first baseball game with Johnson. 27-The day we've been waiting for has finally come. Boy!!! Don't we think we're somebody in our long dresses and tuxedos! i-Latin Banquet. No wonder Rome conquered the world. People who could eat food like that and live could have done anything. 8-Monroe entertained six G.A.A. girls from each St. Paul school in another Playday. Io-11-The play cast, with Rosalie LeMay as Susan, and Bob Richardson as Johnny, showed capacity audiences that Ever Since Eve women have been sources of trouble. 29-MSO Proudly We Hailv Monroe's gold stars at the Memorial Day Assembly. 17-Seniors finally get a break on their day. Poor seniors, they work so hard!!! 7868-Senior exams. Whew!! l guess I'll grad- uate after all. 13-Monroeis sixth graduating class discovers that leaving school isn't nearly as much fun as we thought it would be. SUWWIHE 'r I N' Q wr --si. E' I Q ' if . wa' ,Mi fb,-W 4Ei 4, 1 , 't I 4 X V of I i '11, . .0 'Aff XX? Page twenty-Zfvr JUNIORS Stars of tomorrow, the 1945 Juniors started out the year with their goal, the Junior-Senior Prom, the most looked forward to event of the season. They have worked on several interesting projects. On February Q, they gave a Juke dance in the school gym. Much of its success was attributed to small, color- ful hats that were given out. Later on, the class sold large green pencils with pennants attached, and green blotters with the school song on them. To help those who were rusty polish up on their dancing, a pre-prom dance was held. On April 27, they gave the Junior-Senior Prom in the Continental Room of the St. Paul Hotel. This gala occasion marked the last important affair of the season. Page tnwitgf-fam' Firrt Row: Dolores Novack, Colleen Cavanagh, Margaret Cormier, Marie Liska, Rita Lou Schwab, Adeline Maca- chek, Loretta Petersen. Second Row: Ronalda Condiff, Helen Sersen, Georgia N. Arvanitis, Phyllis Schmidt, Ann Dzik, Marie Owen, Doro- thy Sersen, Garnet Schacker. Row Three: Richard Johnson, Bernard Mash, Jane Boyle, Caroline Becker, Aud- rey Juenemann, Chuck Glaraton, Don Qually. ROW Four: Neil Boerger, Don Andere son, Orrin DeLong, Warren Shafer, Ray Hazuka, Clarence Sindt, Keith Morten- sen. Row Une: Beverly Harloff, I-larriet Aderman, Rosemary Reiter, Patty Milnar, Cecilia Nilsson, Florence Marty, Marion Phillips. Row Two: Gloria Ricci, Margie Lenz- meier, Charlene Carlson, Sally Wardell, Dorothy Pence, Margaret Krause, Mar- garet Kidd, Kay Raymond. Row Three: Adam Block, Elaine Hoff- mann, Joyce White, Ruth Dahlquist, Pat- ricia Loveland, Robert Schultz. Row Four: Wally Bennett, Bob B. Clark, Tom Blaha, Jim Deeg, .lim Wiltse, Bob Burke, Bob Gerber, Iohn MacDonald. Agifsldeijjf-f.' Marg H :ss Roni fa,-nes Bret Cor M e ml' cLeeF rtz, pr fir, Se ' and Mresldent crm-aryl I 155 E JMU , ob d 11 . stlzer Muged Zoclicrzvener V s 1- , - on, Ad ? Trga lfe VISOIS surely Thanks to the Juniors, Monroe at last has a mascot, the Greenie Gremlin, a little man who explains our well known title- The Greeniesf' Row One: Shirley Kohilka, Rita Korbel, Donna Dickson, Betty Jo King, Virginia Shilda, Joan Keim, Stella Peterson, De- lores Doyle. Row Two: Dorothy Wotschke, Bonnie McGee, June Keller, Xelma Queen, Joyce Hughley, Dorothy Kopecky, Doro- thy Hoffmann, Jean Keeling. Row Three: Phyllis LeMaster, Patricia Morrissy, Bernardine Klainert, Bette Levy, Florence DeRosa, Wilmette Rachac, Mildred Zocher, Beverly Marlowe. Row Four: Clinton Oscarson, Robert Cyllcowslci, Donald St. Clair, James Mis- cera, Joe Burg, Lyle Young, Clinton Han- nasch, Joe Klainert. ROW One: Delores Chute, Shirley Krois, Charlotte Henning, Pauline Barlnato, Donna Parker, Shirley Anne Lindmeyer, Betty Anclerson. Row Two: Fay Mattson, Alice Strach- ota, Dolores Pusch, Louise Peasley, Doro- thy Nelson, Averiel Johnson, Jeanette Tschida, Delores Fisher. ROW Three: Lowell Young, Mervin Carll, Bob Florin, Rirhard Prokop, Don- ald Hoffman, Bob Schonthaler, B05 Shillings. Row Four: Melvin Chase, Richard Shera rick, Jerry Ostrowslci, Terry O,Neil, Dell Schuster, Tony Dotty, Ed Swanzy. Row One: Susie Hanek, Joyce Burridge, Joan Hendry, Jeanne Iverson, Clarice Vi- tous, Kathryn Breault, Betty Sfhunke. Row Two: Dolores Gosselin, Mary O,Neil, Carol Ann Swoboda, Mary Lu Hemsworth, Shirley I-Ientges, Audrey Scapanski, Yvonne Thoen. Row Three: Jesse Van Alstyn, John Scrivener, Wfarren O'Laughlin, Eugene Schornaclc, Harold Panuska, Jack Ryan, James Hessler. Row Four: Richard Beckstrom, Williain Fuhrmann, Julian Danner, Ed Olsen, R07 Wierstad, Dick Kopecky, Sam Cascalenda, Cornelius Brusten. ii Page !n'euly'fi1'e Hd .IUNIORS Page twenty-:ix Row One: Delores Pesek, Katherine Schwartz, Joanne Padelford, Mary Lou Sarnec, Mary Ann Vichich, Audrey Christensen, Diane Luhins. ROW Two: Jean Masloski, Eileen Reich- err, Lorraine Urban, Bernice Simek, Eileen Kennelly, Virginia Bleise, Marlys Elms. Row Three: Bernard Koller, Don Peter- son, Henry Morgenstern, Dick Rahlf, Jim Palewicz, Ronald Zaudtke, Warren Hesse. Row Four: Ray Masloski, Dick Herron, Jerome Rishavy, Bob Russell, George Svo- boda, Don Nagel, Noble MacV9Y, Iames Bertz. Row One: Lorraine Miller, Florine Erickson, Barbara Cronk, Ann Sciacca, Mary Lou Rauch, Rita Rieck, Ann Opatrny. Row Two: Marilyn Porter, Carol Thiel- voldt, Joan Boucher, June Hansen, Ger- aldine Ooyman, Marie Byrnes, Bernice Wilson, Betty Brennan. Row Three: Gordon Nelson, Russ Johnson, Bill Cook, Jim Frid, Nick Man- cini, Gerald King, Ray Gerner ROW Four: Roy Hain, Bolo Kurtz, B05 Hain, Bob F. Clark, Howard Zunker, George Dandl, Jim Murry. ROW One: Joyce Dunn, Joyce Engrnan, Pat Driscoll, Marilyn Griffin, Agnes Tomanek, Annie Kuhik, Merry Lee Walz. Row Two: Joan I-Iadd, Marge Faricy, Lorraine Auck, Helen Exner, Gerry Dris- coll, Dolores Hoepfl, Evelyn Levi, Mary Jo Bogie. Row Three: Joe Fruci, Jerry Mandek Daniel Totushek, Charles Thomas, Virgil McQuay, Warren Schmidt, Eugene Hend- ricks. Row Four: Dirk Lewin, George Tateo- sian, Richard Larson, Frank Trojan, Rob- ert Iames Clark, George Olson, Leonard Jaker, Raymond Kilau. Jeff Hobza ow J , -,V .X Ang1e,f4!berff3g,4f39ve Delores flabby Dof porfer .1-Sz Guys 8 C3065 Lon-afkre Dunpfy X N' ' W Beffjffg 56flQf 5 Z fvey KQQI, C274 SAM! Rosalfe 83 Audrey 5 I IM - Effzel Pofs ' FU SUN BBG uf 1.85 104118 Bergmafg NI. Cav- tus., I -Xgnf!-NN., xg X qi .QQ x ggh 'QQ vs T V-D lr x 1 - 'I 'I-XYTY-XSw,, A A X ufx N t y ' -tu x UG ma Mjijwx gs i X X .S . . 4 I re! xx S0 P H O O ES Q ie xy, x X T ' ' B K it .-12, K, 'E s N X xx I R lb' . 0 x -Qi, I S I: '4 7 C L A S O '- .. , , ,agre e d K ' .JDL 'U, Row Une: Bonita Horning, Dorothy Guetschoff, Delores Nutzman, Marion Nelson, Betty Larson, Emily LaCourse, Corinne Hendry. Row Two: Arthur Ripley, Albert Burth, Carl Grande, Roland Meggitt, James Rieck, Jack Nichols, Wally Cilek. Row Three: Dolores Raasch, Mary Con- roy, Shirley Eineke, June Thompson, Ione Vanyo, La Vonnc Dickerson, Mild- red Degidio, Merlyn Flieschhocker. Row Four: Bob McCauley, Jim Dele- sha, Ralph Kuehn, Bill Hajek, Marvin Widness, Jay Chadima, David Kuhn, James York, Row One: Elaine Strafelda, Dolores Kisicki, Eileen Wilson, Margaret Pepin, Alice Keeling, Beverly Bland, Joan Burke. Row Two: james Byrne, Henry Dreis, Dale Erickson, Art Manning, Ken Kap- low, jim Schermerhorn, Gale Lyle. Row Three: Nona Runberg, Lois Ull- man, Bernadine Frid, Lois Gurney, Sally Padelford, Shirley Sanft, Harriet Byrnes, Marcella Van Horn, Row Four: George Gramse, Bill Keller, jack Mergens, Paul Atarian, Don Kiss- linger, Bob Drassal, Chuck Riehl, Gordon Iohnson. Row One: Viviene Crawbutk, Geraldine Link, Patricia Cullen, Beverly C, Nelson, Eileen Hessler, Donna Mueller, Pat Neal. Ron' Two: Patricia Andersen, Ruth Car- roll, Betty Shearen, Wilma Hoye, Car- mella Sciacca, Betty Halter, June Virkus. Ron' Three: Glenn Still, Richard Wag- ner, Don Zobel, Auren Crane, jack Schwandt, AI Dwello, Jim Bastyr. Row Four: Edward Patylc, Ronald Krebs, Eugene Hawes, Richard Neyud, Harold Michaud, Maso Saito, Roland Geehan, James Hogan. Row One: Lucille Maulilc, Gertrude Shock, Betty Jenks, Shirley Greer, Shir- ley Meier, Beverly Bentson, Dorothy Van Lith. Row Two: Frances Pusch, Corinne Rog- ers, Delores Van Lirh, Teresa Flynn, Ber- nadette Pusch, Rita Szoncly, Peggy Car- dinal, Dolores O'Connor. Row Three: Bruce Baran, Donald Krebs, Bob Smith, Herb Olson, Don Camitsch, Roger Benson, jack Hawley. Lois Schouveller. Row Four: Mike Schuster, jerry Mey- ers, Joe Sadelc, Joe Stodola, Eugene Sheets, Warren Anderson, Carl Nitti, Al Kriz. One: Anna Kaiser, Mercedes Barbara Olwin, Marion Holmgren, Row Jones, Phyllis Prybeliclc, Lillian Kolar, Gloria Boberg. Row Tivo: Marguerite Crawford, Cleone Yench, Rita Pinger, Gertrude Sylvester, Audrey Eiler, Mary Ann Schwartz, Arlus Fick, Patricia Morerm. Row Three: Charles Mulcroiie, Donald Ripley, Robert McKenna, Helen Schwei- gel, Lois Hutchinson, Richard Olson, Jack Carter, Vernon Oliverius. Row Four: Eugene Danlcowslci, LeRoy Reinardy, Vernon Doflcen, Lars Wetter- hus, Richard Rudolph, Douglas Schwab, Iim Cashill, Vern Robertson. Row One: Mary Ellen Ensley, Yvonne Cowman, Nlary Ann Gassert, Helen Gaj- dosilc, Nlargaret Hayek, Beverly Hen- ning, Rose Marie Brufh. Row Two: Dorothy Bake, Beverly M. Nelson, Elaine Komro, Rosemary Goff- redo, Mary Lou Ennis, Evelyn Vogt, Merilyn Selin Row Three. ner, Yvonne Mildred Hess, johnson Row four: Arlene Schultz. Charles Mathes, Anna Ex- Sell, Phyllis McGillvrey, Maxone Moloney, Kenneth Arthur johnson, George Spratt, Earl Pittman, -lim Morrell, Clar- ence Amos, Bob Bentson, Jael: Chapman, Ronald Almgren. Row One: Bernadine Nichol, Anastasia Arvanitis, Audrey Stein, Geraldine Hintz. Claudine Wann, Josephine Muscia, Betty Levi, Nanry MacDoi1ald. Row Two: Mary jane Mohr, Angeline Glunz, Beverly Mead. Joan Diehl, Vivian Swan, Lorraine Dorfler, Geraldine Deeg. Shirley Masloslci. Row Tfvree: John Schneider, Bernadine Blaha, Mona Nelson, Delores Svoboda, Donnalou Chan, Helen Eder, Daryl jar- chow, Wfilliam Trapp. Row Four: John Goulet, jerry Earicy, Tom Kelly, lack Schneider, Al Unise, Harold Baum, Jim Waldo, Jerome Capp. Ron' Five: Bill Woimdra, Clif? Johnson, Jerry Benson, Dirk Shirnelc, Xwarren Wfilliams. Howard Dawn, FRESHMEN Page tfnirly ROW One: Patricia Kaiser, Lois Bow- man, Carol Ann Putington, Dolores Se- hesta, Leona Kisiclci, lVlargaret Yorlc, Pat- ricia Bronealc, Shirley Vandersypt. Raw Two: Robert Vanyo, Joseph Pitzl, Russell Hedges, Paul Kjelclergaarcl, Will- iam Fox, Delwin Nutznian, Wayne Nel- son, James Horning. Row Three: Gloria Neu, Mary Royce, Arpine Tateosian, Betty Anderson, Bev- erly Bohn, Carroll Slcara, Lois Cable, Mary Ann O'Cormor, Teresa Todora. Ron' Four: Richard Wichtl, Leonard Marascuilo, Donald Zwirn, lsadore Lin- den, Charles Andersen, Bob Kratochvil, Gordon Richardson, Eugene Gonsowslfi, Don Gerner. Row One: Priscilla Linclmeyer, Beverly Kaufenherg, Joanne Hanson, Joan Dick- son, Colleen Anderson, Florence Oscarson, Beverly Cable, Jean Continelli. ROW Two: Dick Darsie, Diclc Eller, Lowell Watson, Russell Schmidt, Lynn Davis, Norbert Fleischhaclcer, Wfilliam Finch, George Smith. Row Three: Annie Villelli, Jeanette Jones, Lorraine Schroeder, Loretta Mc- Donald, Suzanne Davies, Patricia Stahl- rnan, Claire Fish, Mai'garet Allen, Donna Haider. Row Four: Iohn Nliles. George Calble. Williain Koutelc, Don Peterson, Robert Wilheliny, Robert Pesek, Richard Svoluoda, George Tillson. Row One: Jeanette Reinarcly, Betty Mie- loch, Geraldine Fren, Joyce Kietz, Mary Borman, Elaine Page, Irene Plenning. Betty Nelsoii, ROW TWO: Cecelia Arvanitis, Dolores Schoenlcer, Corrine Webinger, Joyce Massa, lVlarcelaine WOISCl1k6, Yvonne Peterson, Darlene Battern, Mary Jane Frantz, Betty Lou Gosselin. ROW Three: Steve Jandl, Jerry Xxfienlce, George Welch, Richard Lillistrom, George De Smiclt, Donald Wfitr, Mike Wallace, Billy Paricy. Row Four: Leonard Dahlin, Raymond Blilie, Donald Horeish, Joseph Luty, Bob Johnson, John Frascone, Ray Tohritzhofer, Ray Zelinslci. 1 Starting out in September with an enrollment of 303, the Freshman class was the largest of all four classes. Row One: Virginia Bambusch, Betty Willis, Joan Runyon, Laurita Becker, Su- zanne Gates, Stella Lanik, Mary Scott, Marilyn Roth. Row Two: Emma De Gidio, Pat ldaas, Katy Thorne, Jacqueline Williams, Lo:- raine Gruber, Shirley Kislenger, Dorothf Baker, Rosemary Cavanagh, Alice Heffel- Finger. Row Three: Norman Swanzy, Robert Sanft, Norman Few, Herman Kaufer, Thomas Vitek, Richard Zocher, Leander Guy, Marvin Smith. Row Four: Don Delmedico, Paul Duren, Ierry Urmann, Robert Wiley, Roger Pale wicz, Terry McLean, Eugene Reische, Dick Kosthryz, Warren Hickey. Row One: Dorothy Peterson, Betty Darveaux, Rosanne Greene, Mary Egan, Marjorie Carlson, Phyllis King, Jean Chute, Cletta McGuiggan. Row Two: Torn Stein, james Schwartz, Kathleen Flaherty, Lois Strom, Susan Johnson, jean Mastenbrook, Forrest Mars, Don Nauertz. Row Three: Hugh Pilkinton, Tom O'Connor, Richard Hintz, Joe Cascalenda, Tony Blaha, Norman Morse, Mathew Schmetzer, Gordon Robinette. Row Four: Bob Bergstom, Dick Ben' dotf, Ed Becker, Leonard Parlin, Pat Ryan, Loren Deering, Pete Sorensen, Don- ald Wagner, Roy Hanson. Row One: Grace Bodlak, jean Stryk, Shirley Leyk, Lorraine Callan, Joan Kei- ler, Patty Ward, Audrey Lowe, Kathryn Datwyler. Row Two: Joe Doran, Bruce Cameron, Bill Dickman, Phyllis Garvie, Donna Mudrick, Albert Pioske, Guydon Dan- drea, Donald Harlish. Row Three: William Woodward, Rich- ard Michel, Walter Walz, Don Quinbran Dick Fletcher, Jim Fredericksen, Edward Weinhagen, Donald Obbarius, Jim Reisch. Row Four: Bob Bout, Curtiss Velure, Don Britt, Joe Lori, Robert Hovorka, Ferdinand Gaul, Ierry Sullivan, john Dougherty. Page thirty-one Page tfiirty-Info MORE FRESHMEN Ron' One: Dolores Moe, Bernadette Reinarcly, Fern Schroeder, Donna Schi- honslci, Marilyn Haas, Beverly Busson, Irene Misrl, Mary Mertes. Row Two: Phoebe l-losttawser, Betty -Iegloslci, Mary Milcle, Dorothy Mausser, Ella Mae Campbell, Nlarlis Raney, Phyllis Sarau, Kathleen Frumann. ROW Three: Bob Wfegieitner, Bob Huna, Bob Laing, Bill Faeth, Paul Bloom, Bob Gosselin, Pat Bogie, Charles Doane. Raw Four: Marnold Slcata, John Pribyl, Gene Rice, joe Hosch, Ken White, Dick Busby, Milce Casalenda, Franlc Fruci. Row One: Marilyn Novaclc, joan Pierce, Jane Knudson. Opal Nicholson, Margaret Kane, Patricia Hoolcer, Marilyn Holmberg, Alice Toenjes. Row TWU: Gwendolyn Condiff, Bertha Fuchs, Gwen Hoefiin, Maxine Mitchell, Eleanore Breault, Leila Lissaclc, Beverly Gyllenblad, Polly Culver. Row Three: Glenarcl Crabtree, John Rigwald, John Sauro, Tom Poucher, Ed Gassert, Roger Capp, Don Wi'ight. Row lfour: Dick Halverson, Robert Fletcher, Clarence Simons, Don I-loward, Bob Knippenberg, Dwayne King, Ronnie Wifall. Row One: Geraldine Lislca, Eileen Heu- reeng, Dorothy Cadwell, jackie Hoffman, Jackie Grenclahl, Rachel Bjeldanes, Dru- Zilla Marsh, Nylene Perham. Ron' Two: Dave Wiegand, Robert Wol- verton, George Morrison, Amilou Gerst, Dorla Jean Deillce, Eugene Gimler, Ken Sabo, Tom Sullivan. Row Tlwee: jerry Patterson, Ronald Hanzal, Iohn Bazal, Charles Driscoll, Ken Drost, Thomas Spaniel, Sterling Saun- ders, Bob Olmstead, Dirk Fredette. WIXINV A M ww EM ,pf A 6 ' U, f,. x, 'Q , ,1 x.: ,ffl X , X ,Q 4' 4 2 1 '4 , ' -- ' ' 1 f? 1- , S ff. f ' , 1 3 . - - fn ' Sf, '? ' E if Z- T Q2 X 1 ff. ' ' 0 - X .... . l - 1 4' 'wx 00 ' 1 ,f !,, N lfvlgr .Z 9 MQW 1 , 5 fs YA fx , f if XQQX N! , f 2 Xu . -5' f - jwh '4 , 5 wx - E E 5 5 1 F ni 7 Wasil KTM 7 ,z n f 4 , N , ? MMV 4111 if 'W 'N it RECORDERS ra. Asi- fm at :Li-r THE DOCTRINE Last January, the 1945 Doctrine staff was chosen and the editors unanimously agreed upon the play theme. The photographers have spent many hours telling people to Smile prettily, pleasef, while the literary staff has worked diligently getting copy in. Every spare moment, the art staff has spent in cutting bloclcs and arranging lay-outs, and the business staff has spent its time collecting money and keeping the editors in- formed about the money they could spend. Although it has been hard work for the entire staff, they have en- joyed every moment of it and they only hope they have been successful in producing an annual that the stu- dents will enjoy. Editors and Advisors: Left to right: Row One: Mr. Powderly, Joe Ryan, Miss Thornton, Mary Edith Coolc, Beverly Brown, Miss Coolc, Gene Figura, Mrs. Swanson. Row Two: Leslie Swanson, Elaine Swanzy, Dorothy Porter, Bryce Petersen, Jack Loveland, Ralph Johnson, Shirley Zack, Margie Mueller, Dolores Swetland. Writers and Artists: Lefl to right: Row One: Rosemarie Haider, Eleanor Arceno, Angie Bastyr, Theresa Tierney, Alberta Kurth, Rose- marie Gerstner, Gladys Olson. Row Two: Phyllis Schmidt, Doris johans, Delores Stein, Corinne Grave, Phyllis White, Lor- raine Pool, Ruth Rudolph, Lois Pillcinton, Joyce White. Row Three: Bruce Poulsen, Bob Peterson, James Olson, -lack Loner- gan, Art Ruecker, Rod Jones, Ron Gun- ther. Collectors and Advertisers: Left to right: Row One: Joyce Balcula, Eileen Thielen, Ethel Vaneli, Marilyn Mahowald, Angie Vincelli, Ioan Geng, Maxine Nutzman. Row Two: Susie Hanelc, Rosebelle Kuehn, June Oestreich, Lorraine Callan, Pat Benson, Virginia Haas, Mary Vanelc, Lorraine Caroline, Delores Peselc. ROW Three: Gene Schro- nelc, Howard Kilby, Bob Qually, Delores Ashby, Evelyn Tschida, Muriel Simecelc, Bill McMahon, Wally Schovanelc. Page thirty-four REPORTERS THE MONITOR Four editors chosen from last year's journalism class succeeded in getting the Monitor to press eight times this year. Work commenced immediately with the start of the school term, and the staff, with the aid of inexperi- enced reporters, succeeded in getting the first issue of the 'iMonitor out on October 12. Circulation was handled hy the first period class while the second pe- riod class did the greater part of the actual Monitor writing. W Edilors and Adviser: H Left to right: Row One: Ron Guntherlp Mary Edith Cook, Miss Sara Myers, Joh Peterson, Connie McKinnon. Row Two: Gerry Hohza, Don Qually, Art Ruecher. Gene Figura. . J i . ,egg h6t5WSFl 7-Y y f .,-.V r fy: ,in-xr., X23 4.-,IA o ' '- .. A 1 , I .' , jf 3 Vs ' I. Q iq Z' fl '32 . V ' c j.-ji r ' I ,ij A 'fiE41I1?,'!-' t E' ' l A is V rug.. I A..,,,f,,: uf. V N: .. S H.. w 8. . Q: L, r 4 fn ,af f VM. , , f f we fi we ' 1 S t ' g -t jg' S5 eau? , . 5 3- v I -1 1. , N l og, -- Y ' ,:-:.t,5-- . N Q. l ' if -Qf . 5315 , my r Q Q . ' I . 'K-534' U7 ., f , ,-3 ' JM Q: - ' A 1, r 'Q Lt 'N-If f s f, ,A ,fe me ' , - .-f- , fx. Ne. .- 4, 1 ,, - - .f f ge KA Af N ' Nl.. , -L I iv :Rn ,, A Eff- lifzxpf r, , :- ' ' LL :Q w,f i1y 5 J. fe i QD: ' rv wif . ' 'X A 4:57 2 N af' ' E3 s 4' V -, 4 i' 13' iff' 3533-'V l ww, . 1,5 ' if :'?f-f ' 1'.. , lmip . .V I T ' -.' 2 wg- , f L- iw . , 'sin 3'fiMff'Si-.:..w1+'sav,f, fT1'f' w2?Lff?Q.x.- - i m M will Circulation Staff. Left to right: Row Dorothy Wotschke, Lou Samec Tomanek Nlary if i il M Reporters Left to riglvl' eff Zo right: Delores Stein, Theresa ierney, Delores Doyle, Bonnie McGee, Rosalie Alexander, Mary Ann Dvorak, Jean Dickhausen. Row Two: Phyllis Prybliclc, Eileen Riechert, Janet Wegner, Evelyn Tschida, Ruth Rudolph, Muriel Simecelc, Delores Chute. Row Three: George Tillson, joe Ryan, Ron Zuadtlce, Charles Porte', Nick Mancini, Bob B. Clark, Bill Kostohsyz, Sam Casa- lenda. Page thirty-hw sf' POLITICIANS, PA NTERS, PATRIOTS The Student Council, the governing body of the school, is made up of representatives from each of the homerooms. The officers at present are: Bill McMahon, Presidentg Bruce Poulsen, Vice President, A'berta Kurth, Secretary, and Marge Mueller, Corresponding Secretary. Miss Helen Sullivan has taken Mrs. Esther Griffin's place as adviser of the Student Council. I-Iold that linen is a common saying heard among the Art Club members as they paint posters to be entered in various contests. An active and talented group of students and alum7s'? form the Monroe Art Clubis mem- bership of one hundred and twentyfive. Initiation banquets, social meetings and tours to art exhibits were the major activities this year. Miss Marion Simmonds is the club's adviser. The officers for this year are: Art Ruecker, President, Gene Figura, Vice President, and Lois Pilkinton, Secretary-Treasurer. 'X sf STUDENT COUNCIL Lefz to right: Row One: Patricia Neal, Bill McMahon, Margie Muelfer, Margaret Cormier, Bruce Poulsen, Mrs. Griffin, Row Tivo: Leonard Marastuilo, Joyce Baku'a, Clarice Vitous, lane Boyle, Peggie Fick, Richard Prokop. Row Three: Bob Richardson, Anastasia Arvanitis, Gwen Condiff, Patricia Loveland, Arlene Schultz, Dorothy Baker, Dale Mars. Row Four: Ron Zaucltke, Jerry Patterson, Ronald Kappel, Bill Faith, Leonard Born, Tom Sul'ivan, Warren O,Laughlin. MAC'S Left to right: Row One: Jim Bastyr, Charlotte Henning, Art Ruecker, Presi- dent, Miss Simmonds, Lois Pilkinton, Sec.-Treas., Gene Figura, Vice Pres., Ber- nadette Pusch. Row Two: Bettie Jenks, Lilian Kollar, Gloria Boberg, Betty Shearne1', Jeanne Iverson, Nancy Mac- Donald, Yvonne Gowman, Eileen Thielen, Mary Ellen Ensley. Row Three: John Scfivener, Gordon Walerius, Roy I-Iain, Eugene Dankowski, Ray Gerner, Roy Wierstad, John Dougherty, Joe Blaha, Williain Koutek. Row Four: Dorothy Pence, Gloria Ricci, Gerry Driscoll, Bryce Petersen, Karleen Chott, Beverly Brown, Yvonne Sell, Frances Pusch. ROW Five: Tom Poucher, Richard Dic':ey, Gerald King, Lloyd Fontaine, Jerry Mandel, Bob Burnett, Carl Watson, Frank Trojan, Diik Johnson. Row Six: Ronald I-Ianzal, John Goulet, Dick Rudolph, John Love- land, Harold Baum, Ray Hayika, Jack Lonergan, Bob Peterson. STAMP COLLECTORS Left to right: Row One: Arthur Ripley, Patricia Stah'man, Bruce Poulsen, Jane Duxbury, Miss Lucy Steffanus, John Scrivener, Patricia Benson, Jim Bastyr, Donna Haider. Row Two: Mary Jo Bogie, Joan Hadd, Barbara Cronk, Yvonne Cow- man, Jean Stryk, Susan Johnson, Mary Lou Samec, Delores Fisher, Mary Egan, Kathleen Flynn. Row Three: Wally Schovanec, John Dougherty, Kenneth White, Robert Laing, John Goulet, Bob Burke, Betty Levy, Kay Raymond, Polly Culver. Page thirty-xix i USHERS! USHERS! USHERS! The ushers of Monroe are those watchful students who sit in the halls to remind us to keep quiet and or- derly, and to greet any strangers. Mr. john Gran is the faculty adviser. The students on Hall Traffic and Hall Study are chosen hecause they have been found to he responsible and trustworthy. The Hall Traffic SIL1CiCI'1fS are UI'1dEI' the Clil'CCIi011 of MI. ElI1'l6I' SWHHSOH. TRAFFIC SQUAD l Left lo right: ROW One: Mary Edith Cook, Rosemarie Gerstner, Paul Green, Mr. Swanson, Bob Aarthun, Shirley Ann Zack, Elaine Hoffman. ROW TWO: Leonard Born, jim Deeg, Tom Blaha, Wally Bennett, Jack Loveland, Don Hadd. HALL STUDY Left to right: Row One: Ber- nice Larson, Ruth Dahlquist, Evelyn Tschida, Katherine Carlen, Corinne Grave, Beverly Brown, Bryce Pe- tersen, Shirley Johnson, Dorothy Pence, Row Two: jack Schniedet, Dick Rudolph, Bill Schmitt, Sally Wardell, Caroline Becker, Mary Ann Dvorak, Ted Schwandt, Rod jones, Johnny Peterson. Row Three: Bill McMahon, Bill Fre- dette, George Westerman, Iim Deeg, Bob Herzon, Bob Qually, Bob B. Clark, Don Anderson, Keith Mortenson, jim Olson. Left to right: ROW One: Kath- erine Breault, Florine Erickson. Margaret Cormier, Pat Driscoll, Mr. john M. Gran, Geraldine Ooyman, Joyce Bakula, Lois Pil- kinton, Eileen Thielen. Row Two: Jean Roscoe, Lorraine Callan, Mar- gie Menier, Joyce Burridge, Doris Johans, Gerry Hobza, Jean Iver- son, Betty Schunke. Row Three: Al Mergens, Bob Peterson, Gen: Anderson, Stanley Stanz, Howard Kilhy, Les Kaup, Bob Welch, Ray Novak, Leslie Swanson. W. -, Page lhirty-seven LIBRARIANS, LEADERS, LINGUISTS i LIBRARY CLUB Left to right: Row One: La Vonne Dick- erson, Rira Korhel, Miss Grace Schutte, Mar- vin Widness, Bonnie McGee. Row Two: Mary Conroy, Ronalda Concliff, Mary Lou Hemsworth, Carol Ann Swoboda, Shirley Zack, Anastasia Arvanitis, Patricia Anderson, Loretta Peterson. Row Three: Paul Green, Orrin De Long, George Westermai1, George Olson, Stanley Stanz. GIRL RESERVES Left to right: Row One: Joyce Kutz, Cafol Ann Swohocla, Shirley Zack, , 1: Treasurer, Faye Mattson, President, Betty Anderson, Vice President, Bryce Peter- sen, Secretary, Joan Run- yon, Dorothy Hoffman. Row Two: Phyllis Keeling, Jean Keeling, Rosalie Alex- ander, Beverly Brown, Cor- inne Grave, K a t h r y n Schwartz, Doris -Iohans. LATIN CLUB Left to right: Row One: Therese Flynn, Delores S Pesek, Shirley Kobilka, Sec- retary, Jim Murry, Presi- dent, Miss Leila Asher, Leonard Jaker, Vice Presi- dent, Mary Ellen Ensley, schoff, Barbara Olwin. Row Two: Albert Burth, Ken- neth Kaplow, La Vonne Dickerson, Arlene Schultz, Warren Shafer, Merelyn Selin, Gerry Ooyrnan, Paul Atarian, Melvin Chase. SPANISH CLUB Left lo right: Row One: Ruth Carroll, Elaine Swan- zy, Vice President, Mary Lou Wheeler, Treasurer, Miss Steffana Opitz, Jim O'son, President, Shirley Zack, Secretary, jean Ros- coe, Bonnie McGee. Row Two: Clinton Hannasch, Keith Mortensen, Gayle Gyllenhlacl, Annabelle Niel- son, Sally Wardell, Shirley Johnson, Marilyn Griffin, Don Qually, Bill Kostohryz, Rod Ward, Treasurer, Dorothy Guer- BALLADS AND BULLETS The school choir, under the guidance of Miss Rose McLeer, has had a full year. In the fall they presented a radio program and sing in an all high school choir under the direction of Bolo Shaw. Following its usual tradi- tion at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, the choir caroled appropriate songs through the halls In March they sang, at the request of Rev. Simonson, at Christ Lutheran Church. During May they participated in the Music Rally at the St. Paul Auditorium, and presented a Spring Concert. A program for Memorial Day and Graduation ended this year's work. To promote accuracy and safe handling of small arms is the aim of the Monroe Rifle Club, under the su- pervision of Mr. Ernest Goulet. Besides its semi-Weekly target practices, social gatherings are held throughout the year. CHOIR Left lo riglrf: Row One: Therese Flynn, Delores Kosika, Alice Zrust, Angie Bastyr, Miss McLeer, Angie Vincelli, Kathleen Flynn, Lois Busch, Delores Pusch. Row Two: Dorothy Guetschowff, Alice Strachota, Mildred Zocher, Connie McKinnon, Margie Mueller, Margie Han. son, Ioan Koch, Margueritte Koch, Joyce Bakula, Betty Brennan, Joan Geng. Row Three: Shirley Johnson, Margaret Cormier, Polly Culver, Harriet Ader- man, Elaine Hoffman, Kathryn Carlen, Kathryn Raymond, Charlene Carlson, Joyce White, Yvonne Thoen. Row Four: Bill Limlnorg, David Wiggin, Rod Jones, Karleen Chott, Ruth Dahlquist, Evelyn Tschida, Phyllis White, Bob Welch, Ron Zaudtke. Row Five: Joe Klain- ert, Christy Sauro, Tiny Aarthun, Adam Block, Bob F. Clark, Joe Blaha. RIFLE CLUB Left to rigfrl: Row One: June Thomp- son, Rosalie LeMay, Donna Noack, Patri- cia Benson, Ernest Goulet, Donna Parker, Joan Geng, June Oestreich, Lorraine Cal- lan. Row Two: Bill I-Iajek, Jim Delesha, Dale Erickson, Gale Lyle, Bob Florin, John Frascone, Ioe Klainert, Rodney Ward. Row Three: Dorothy Dickson, G'adys Olson, Doris Johans, Dorothy Heinz, Do'ores Swetland, Margie Muel- ler, Margaret Rief, Joyce Bakula, Ronalda Condiff. Row Four: Bruce Poulsen, Law- rence Gosselin, Thomas Stein, Bob Kurtz, Dick Rahlf, Jim Palewicz, Dick Beck- strom, George Svohada, Cornelius Brusten. RIFLE CLUB Left to right: Row One: Ethel Vanek, Diane Luhins, Eileen Thie'en, Lois Pilkin- ton, Peggie Fink, Dorothy Sersen, Shirley Johnson, Rita Mergens. Row Two: Mary Jo Bogie, Lorraine Auck, Jackie Dickman, Mary Lou Wheeler, Gail Gyllenblad, Cor- inne Grave, Bryce Petersen, Shirley Zack, Joyce White, Row Three: Henry Morgen- stern, Bob Burke, George Olson, John Pet- erson, Ralph Johnson, Lloyd Fontaine, Rod Jones, Howard Kilby, Row Four: Adam Block, Bolo Schultz, Chuck Porter, John MacDonald, Russell Pisek, John Loveland. Page thirty-nine MASQUERS, MUSICIANS, MESSENGERS Under the baton of Miss Rose McLeer, the school orchestra has completed a successful year. Highlights of this year's activities were the Spring Concert, the Senior Class Play, and the graduation exercises. Speech for usen is the motto of the nationally recognized speech organization-Masque and Gavel. The Monroe chapter, under the sponsorship of Miss Dorothy Mahood, has had its busiest year. A play, Nobody Sleepsn, was presented to raise funds for books for the speech classes. Numerous slcits were staged for the benefit of the Red Cross and the Community Chest. Two initiation banquets and a pow wow climaxed this year's activities. Monroe boasts the honor of being the only St. Paul High School having a Masque and Gavel chapter. The officers for the 1944-1945 year are: Bruce Poulsen, President, Ethel Vanelc, Vice Presidentg Rosa- lie Alexander, Secretary, Mary Ellen Kilroy, Treasurer, and Beverly Brown, Sergeant-at-arms. ORCHESTRA Left to rigfvl: Row One: Alberta Kurth, Rod Ward, Georgia Rosdahl, James Bastyr, Vera Mattson, Mar- ion Holmgren, Leona Ki- sicki, jackie Grendahl. Row Two: james Schwartz, Kar- lene Chott, Bruce Baran, Bob Hain, Orrin De Long, Norman Kimata, Miss Rose McLeer. Row Three: Jack Lonergan, Donald Witt, Richard Svobada, Mary Lee Wall. MASQUEAND CAVEL Left to right: Row One: Marilyn Mahowald, Ethel Vanelc, Vice President, Ros- T alie Alexander, Secretary, Bruce Poulsen, President, Q2 Miss Dorothy Mahood, Bev- lli' erly Brown, Sergeant-an arms, Mary Ellen Kilroy, Treasurer, Marge Yates. Row Two: Alice Zrust, Ros- alie LeMay, Lois Pillcinton, Joyce Nusbaum, Colleen Cavanagh, Shirley Zack, Bryce Petersen, Jackie Dick- man, Gayle Gyllenblad, Corinne Grave, Doris johans, Angeline Bastyr. Row Three: Don Qually, jack Loveland, Bob Rich- ardson, Howard Kilby, John Rowan, Gene Schornaclc, Leslie Swanson, Bill Fuhr- man. ' HALLSTUDY Left to right: Row One: Joan Keim, Carol Swoboda, Madelyn Hoist, Betty King, Rosemarie Haider, Angie Bastyr, Veronica Wade, Rosemary Buerger, Rose- marie Gerstner. Row Two: Bill Koutelc, James Scher- merhorn, Marilyn Mahow- ald, June Keller, Mildred Zocher, Wilmette Rachac, 1 Rod Ward, William Wood- 1 ward. Row Three: Ron . Gunther, james Frid, Bob Richardson, Daniel Totu- shek, Bob Gable, Christy ' Sauro, Bill Cook, Jim Gee- han, Dell Schuster. kiwi -bil ci? H Al L M O N R O E! i a f 15- i fff21,fEf? 7 'W W, it f f l ,Q1Qlfig l fi? A' Jgflripifl gfffiiii at t s ,ri ilgifgfff txt ist, 1 449i f if 1:5 733 i-Q-F221 57? 52132 fEf A31231:l itfoifg ff, E he ,ye 5 we, ' . gejefls We pow ,QWLE Uflhigg tj ,I - 'fggmrw - '5f 3 1 - 5 lf.-X375 'fl3V7f 1 f W Pi' V' in-54.1 tif? ti , ' sa, Q,r1lil:Q,i,1 toil 7, if ' gee if tea 1 i lf le A gpg eg he 1 W 'H' 1 W are eff if W I 1, wg ltvirngiti ,itil-A rig 0+ .....,. a is li t 141 Fefe, J s H .l le 1 at if J fftvcfgirififtifiifrfl S' . SP1-E YQ YY I -..... W Xl I ITN E E3 ' , li EJ J i J a J ,HL .J it tyyttt if gait? Above is a copy of our beloved Hail Monroe. This song dates back to the time when Monroe was a junio high school. Dan Martino, one of our very gifted musicians, arranged the music, and with the help of a com mittee of boys and girls, wrote the fitting words. Since those days, Dan has gone placesf' He is now an 1 tructor in the Music Department at the Univer sity of Minnesota, and in the absence of Gerald Prescott, is acting-director of the University Concert Band. This special co for the Q'Doctrine was made b Karleen Chott one of the raduatin seniors, who is an PY Y v g g outstanding student in music. Page fa ty V - iw w , . , 32 2' ww .W ,M , ,L :W J i'f 90? AF' egcaov Mai M, wg-ska' :gg -- 39 Y ta ,L ,,. ..., . , iiiffili. i 93595. , nw ,I A X fe .lj 9 ' HE yixrmg 0, M 45 -f 3,3 Q,:51igff?' j .. .. 9 3 I 3 T, fm J Vp- 52 X 1 ff Q4 ag . w f 2 3 2 T ,gl fl. KL' Y 32 X 1 Q L E I 5 fi ,Q A bk 293 1 , 4 if Z 2 K :su W iii 5789 A : T ...np ,QS fy 452513 fi if ye my if 5 F' E 5242-1, i 43' My .ms-1:'. :gw.2g..2Ea . , .pw 1 I 'iv .wh gk, .f 55 4 fig' f '?w:?72L:f: wwfvg,fA.. fugmffz. LQ,w5,faif effgsmjljy fwfgggis , ' 9 4 F f ,mf , 1 I 5, , 4 1 ki ua 33' YM? . - 3 Q - .:-2 ,.,, A l . -, R , fl 4,5 ' 1 l. Photo of Check Monroe sent to the Amcrimn Red Cross. Z. Boys' quartet -Christie Snuro, Rod Jones, Bob Gzllviv, Tiny Arthun. 3. Cn the grounds during iunrh time, hummer mas. ..- wwf,-f '-.fmislimxvzapsuwrs-:humlwf BIGNRQI-I HIGH SCIIQCL yggdffggd gmzcazsfasin C3G55'?Qfik:,i' Viii Sifraorfsmm mm 3:21100 - -i' ' ' ' ' i ? ' i egg g51,Uau2t,Ffiin11. we EHXUWUHE 'N QQ 3 ? ' Tags NMR f . ,, 'F l 4' 3 225 BOARD OF STRATEGY ..x::,I ' lf, ',.f,.gil:. ' .fi h agg g fiii f 3 . 22 I -fr i, , ' 1 f . 1 gi , L V.. 4 ii ia' . ii ' we K' mwg ' if A fr if ' fha Seraavyz, it J .-,fi wg e- it N M y ' ' -'W' 3 . t f 2 -, , ,:i . .?..: N v , , . W: W2 . i . ,,:, - -- 4,Lb I ' . 'Y-fiiirifiilin V 1 Pictured above are tl'e trainers of the Monroe Athletic teams, congratulating each other for the successful season they enjoyed in sports this year. Standing at the left is Errol MacDonald, basketball and baseball mentor, with Mr. Zucco, football. lA' hockey and track coach, at the right. Left to right: Row One: jack Schneider, Lloyd Fontaine, Don Weicher, Coach Frank Zucco, Captain Don Jobe, Asst. Coach Errol MacDonald, joe Ryan, Wally Schovanec, Bob Hoffman. Row Two: jim Geehan, Dick Rahlf, Eddie Olson, Gordie Nelson, Jack Weimer, Martin Roeser, Dick Rudolph, Ioe Blaha, Row Three: jerry Marshall, Dale Mars, Bob Arthun, Paul Green, Roy Wierstad, Jerry Mandel, Page forly-eight Harry Tobin, Mike Cassello, jim Frid. Row Four: Bob F. Clark Ron Gunther, John Goulet, Ron Zaucltke, Cornelius Brusten, Tomi Kelly, Bob B. Clark, Dick Declolph, Wally Bennett. Row Five: Bill Fuhrman, Manager, jim Bertz, Tom Blaha, Gene Jensen, AI Unise, Jim Deeg, Jim Baur, Mr. Wiim. Fuhrman, Equipment Mgr. Monroe 20, .. Monroe 20 Monroe 7. . . Monroe 7 Monroe O Monroe 0 . Monroe 0 Don Jobe Con ference Football Record , Harding 6 Central 7 Murray 7 Marshall 0 L Wilson 0 Humboldt 13 Washington 19 Tom Blaha 'Y-M Left to right: Row One: Jerry Kapp, Jerry Patterson, Jack Ryan, Row Three: Coach Frank Zucco, Bob Schultz, Ronald Almgren, Larry joe Cascalenda, Whitey Raasch, Bob Anderson, Don Peterson, Chuck MacDonald, Adam Block, Iim Palewicz, Bob Kurtz, Asst. Coach Thomas. Row Two: joe Sauro, jack Mergens, Darryl Jarchow, Gor- Errol MacDonald. don Walerius, Jim Frazier, john Peterson, Don Hadcl, Rollie Kappell. The Monroe football team, under their new coach, Frank Zucco, completed one of the most successful seasons in the brief history of the school. They won but two games, however, they tied three and ended up with only two losses. Spearheading the Greenie drive were Don .lobe and Tom Blaha, a couple of better than average football players. For their efforts, both were selected on the All-City squad. lobe was honored by being named All-City halfbaclc, and Blaha, All-City guard. Page forty-nine Al Unise Joe Frucci 'A' Squad Left to riglrl: Row One: joe Frucci, Co-Captain Paul Green, Coach Errol MacDonald, Co-Captain Jack Weimer, AI Unise. Row Two: Jim McCawley, Jim Murray, Harold Baum, Rollie Kappell, Jim Cashill, Tom Sullivan. Row Three: Wally Bennett, Tom Kelly, Warren Hesse, Don lobe, John Goulet, Harry Tobin, Manager. Page fiffy BASKE Monroe, under the tutelage of Er- rol MacDonald, and led by co-cap- tains Jack Weimer and Paul Green, had the finest basketball team the school ever boasted, as it was the first time Monroe was represented in the city playoffs. Considered a second division team at the outset of the campaign, Mon- roe opened the season in a whirlwind fashion knocking off the potential city champion, Wilson. That started the Greenie band wagon going as they rolled over Murray, Harding, John- son, Central and Humboldt, but they were knocked off by Mechanics, Mar- shall and Washington to wind up in third place in the conference stand ings. SEASON 'S RECORD Monroe, ,,,,. 27 Wilson , Monroe, , 27 Murray , Monroe W 28 Washington Monroe 30 Harding 2 , Monroe , 28 Central Monroe, Y 34 Johnson r Monroe , 31 Humboldt Monroe ,,,,,,, 31 Marshall , Monroe 2 ,,,, 27 Mechanics ,, Monroe ,,,,,,,, 27 :'fWilson Monroe ,,,,, , 25 'kHumboldt :lplayoff games TBALL In the playoffs, Monro: didn't fare so well as Humboldt and Wilson re- venged Monroe's earlier victories over them by trouncing the Greeniesg but Monroe put their bags away con- vinced they had had a good season. Al Unise and Joe Frucci proved to be the surprises of the season, as both played exceptionally good ballg and both were rewarded for their services with places on the All-City squad. Unise, only a spohomore, was especi- ally adept at getting rebounds and malcing his points on the tip-in va- riety thus malcing good use of his elongated frame. He was easily the main reason for Monroe's springing into the fore front of basketball in St. Paul this year. Frucci was headed for his unerring accuracy. From far out on the floor, the young junior amazed the fans, game after game, with his long-shot shooting, much to the satisfaction of the Monroe rooters. I I 'B' Squad Left to right: Row One: Eddie Olson, Coach Errol MacDonald, Don Hadd, Harry Tobin , Manager, Joe Sadelc. Row Two: Bill Fuhrman, Warren Hesse, Tom Sullivan Bob Almstad, Tom Kelly, Ron Zaudtlce, Tony Dotty. ,A mfr Qjrfy if ,Q . f I fhlapowv fin! g y fgmfi Miata, when Page jifly mic HOCKEY TEAM Leff to right: Row One: Roy Wierstad, Bob Bosttrum, Dale Mars, Joe Klainert, Cap- tain Eddie Olson, Gordie Nelson, Bob Flor- ian, Rich Traynor. Row Two: Coach Frank Zucco, Tom Blaha, Dick Rudolph, Wally Schovanec. Lloyd Fontaine, Jim Bertz, Teddy Glaser, Warren Schmidt, Cornelius Brusten, Jay Chadima, Manager. The hockey team, with Mr. Frank Zucco at the helm, won three games, lost three games and tied one to end up in fifth place in the conference standing. They bettered, by far, the record left by last year's pucksters. The highlights of the season were Monroe scoring more goals against the city champs, Washington, than any other team in the city, and Monroe's holding the highly touted Humboldt team to a I to I tie. Action Shot of Monroe Hockey Team Harding , , Monroe Central ,. Monroe Humboldt Monroe Murray ,,,,,,, Monroe Washington Monroe Wilson ,, ,,,, ,,,, 5 Monroe Marshall ,,,, ,,,, o Monroe ,,,,,, SKI TEAM Left to right: Roy Hain, Bruce Baron, David Kuhn, Don Parenteau, Warren O,Laughlin, Iack Carter, Bob Hain, Page fifty-two 1 , -fy -5- W.. , , , K v A f f 5 I 9? ,, , ii T rf y VH' 5 T 4 m,ziA lr ,L VKM: T i : L i 'ij B TRACK TEAM Leif ro right: Ron' One: Rod War'd, Dick Ralfh, Don Peterson, Ray l Hazulca, Virgil lVICQuay. Run' Two: Churlc Thomas, joe Frucri, Nor- man Kimata. George Svohoda, Gene Figura, Gene Jensen, Ed Tisch- UMM l,t'fl to 7'ij.fl7lf Ron' Orin: Hob Bostrom, Joe Blaha, Joe Ryan, Serrc- tary-Treasurer, Bob Clark, Vice President, Adrian Baril, Advisor, Frank Zucco, Advisor, Tiny Aarthun, President, Richard Prolcop, Gor- don Wfalerius. Kun' Two: Rodney Ward, Don Jolie, Wfally Schovanec, Eddie Olson. Tom Blaha. George Svohoda, Gene Figura, Gordie Nelson. Row Tlvcc: Bill Fuhrman, Chuck Thomas, Bob Burke, Wally ler. Row Tfvree: jerry King, Harry Dolan. Bill Tvey, Wfiarren Hesse, Bob Burke, Nobel iVlrVey, jack Weber, Coach Frank Zucco. Bennett, jim Deeg, Tnlarry Tolwin. Dick Rudolph, Cornelius Brusten. Row Four: Tony Dotty. Ted Taylor, Bob I-Ioffman, Norman Kimata, Lloyd Fontaine, Jack Weimer, -lim Bertz, Run' liive: Bill Kostohryz, Paul Green, John Peterson, Don Xveiclicr, Inn lVlcCawley, Ray Hazrika, Joe Frucci. Raw Six: Bill TX'TCTVT2ll1OI1. Russ Piselc, Jerry Marmdel. Page fifty-three GOLF This year's Monroe golf team was rated one of the finest teams Monroe has pro- duced. It was right in the thick of the fight for the city championship. Much of the success of the team was due to the hard work of its player-coach, Warren Oilaaugh- lin. Stuizdiiig: Ref! to Riglaz: Wally Schovanec, -lim Bertz, Bobbie Clark, John Peterson, Bob XVelch. Kneeling: Bob Winston, Warren Olaughlin. APPARATUS Monroe's apparatus team won the Class D city title with Joe Blaha and Gordon W'alerius paving the way. Blaha, for his exploits, was placed on the All-City squad and was a member of the All-Star St. Paul team that played the cream of the Minne- apolis apparatus team. ln the Class NCR di- vision Nlonroe ended up in fourth place. Left to rigfnl: Row Que: Clinton Oscarson, Ed Tiseliler, Gordon Xvalerius, -Ioe Blaha, Robert Slionthaler. Kon' Tivo: Roger Benson, Jirn Dele- slm. Bill Keller, Richard Olsen, Vernon Oliver- ius, Art Ripley, Kon' Three: Jim Bastyr, Don Paranteau, Russell Johnson, Mr. Frank Zucco, Coaeh. TENNIS Nlonroe, with a very promising team head- ed by six returning lettermen, had their sec- ond straight successful season under the tutelage of Miss Evelyn Haskell. Russell Johnson , a newcomer from Minneapolis Southwest, proved to be quite an asset to the squad as he scored points for the Greenie cause in every meet. iff! lo right: Ray Thell, Gene Figura, Bill Nlclxflahon, lVliss Evelyn Haskell, Coach, Russ Piselc, l-Sill liulxrman, Ray Kilau. jiffj'-jil1I47 H' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Under the guidance of Miss Evelyn Haskell, the G.A.A. has completed a successful year of ac- tivities. Among these have been a roller skating party given in March, a dance on April I3 with Buddy Thorsenls orchestra, and a playclay in May. Participants in the playday were eight girls from each of the nine puhlic high schools in the city. The G.A.A. is the largest and most active or- ganization in the school. It has a membership of 116, the largest in its history. 1 Left to right: Row One: Mary Conroy, Eleanore Arceno, Betty Levy, Sally Wardell, Miss Haskell, Dolores Swetland, Mary Io Bogie, Teresa Todora, Dor- othy Guetschoff. Row Two: Lorraine Grubere, Patricia Benson, LaVonne Dickerson, Merlyn Fleischacker, Florence DeRose, Corrine Wehinger, Cletta McGuiggan, Emma DeGidio, Beverly Nelson, Laurita Becker. Row Three: Joan Keller, Mary Egan, Patty Ward, Bettie Jenks, Beverly Bentson, Rosanne Greene, Eileen Reich- Left to right, Row Our: Joyce Engman, Pat Driscoll, Marilyn Griffin, Mary Joan O'NeilI, Mary Lou Samec, Joan Hadd, Marge Faricy, Pat Neal, Donna Mueller. Row Two: Margaret Cormier, Colleen Cavanagh, Ma- rie Liska, Rosemary Goffredo, Geraldine Liska, Jane Boyle, Cleone Yench, Rita Ringer, Mary Ann Schwartz, Phyllis Schmidr, Row Three: Joan Hendry, Gloria Bo- herg, Adeline Machacek, Jane Knudson, Ann Opatrny, ert, Louise Peasley, Cecelia Arvanitis, Dorothy Heinz, Emily LaCourse, Row Four: Marjorie Carlson, Rose- mary Cavanagh, Ruth Carroll, Marilyn Haas, Carol Ann Swolaoda, Barbara Olwin, Marion Holingren, Mary Ellen Ensley, Elaine Strafelda, Margie Mueller, Rosalie LeMay, Donna Noack. Rauf Five: Marcalaine Wotsch- ke, Sally Padelford, Lois Gurney, Betty Shearen, Wil- ma Hoye, Mercedes Jones, Gertrude Sylvester, Beverly Busson, Joyce Dunn, Mary Royce. Dorothy Porter, Kathleen Friemann, Gwendolyn Con- diff, Ronalda Condifii, Pat Milner, Row Four: Maxine Mitchell, Marilyii Holniherg, Beverly Mead, Alice Toen- jes, Audrey Jueriemann, Nlargaret Kane, Dorothy Cad- well, Jackie Hoffman, Jackie Grendahl. Row Five: Ra- chel Bjeldanes, Josephine Muscia, Arlene Schultz, Lor- raine Dorfler, Geraldine Deeg, Delores Svohoda, Joyce Wfhite, Helen Eder. Page fr fi l i Badminton Left to Right: Phyllis Schmiclt, Dolores Swetlancl, Ann Opatrny, Ronalda Concliff, Archery Margaret Cormier Board Left to Right, Row One: Joyce Dunn, I-liking, Pat Dris- coll, Swimming, Mary Io Bogie, Vice President, Dolores Swetland, President, Bette Levy, Secretary-Treasurer, Marie Lislca, Tennis, Ronalcla Concliff, Bowling, Sally Wardell, Publicity. Row Two: Annabelle Delmetlico, Bas- ketball, Florence DeRose, Softball, Ann Opatrny, Bacl- mintong Colleen Cavanagh, Touchballg Donna Mueller, Page fifty-:ix Volleyball, Margaret Cormier, Archery, Louise Peasely Tumbling. Bowling Left to Right: Marie Liska, Helen Eder, Mary Joan O'- Neill, Marion I-Iolmgren, Front Row: Ronalda Conclilf. 'M' Club Left to Right, Row One: Colleen Cavanagh, Margaret Cormier, Marie Lislca, Lorraine Auclc, Pat Driscoll, Ronal. da Condiff, Eileen Reichert. Row Two: Audrey Juene- mann, Ann Opatrny, Annabelle Delmeclico, Florence De Rose, Joyce Engman, Adeline Machacek, Louise Peasley. Row Three: Margie Mueller Phyllis Schmidt, Joyce White, Sally Wardell, Mary Jo Bogie, Bette Levy, Dolores Swet- lancl. This year we have started an l'M'l Club in G.A.A. Two Senior girls, Margie Mueller and Dolores Swet- land received All-City letters. The All-City letter is the highest athletic award a girl can earn. It can be merited only after the candidate has earned five hundred points in addition to the RM . There are nineteen girls re- ceiving their M 's and next year they will receive All- City awards. Basketball and volleyball are the most important sports in G.A.A. Swimming at the Y.W.C.A. is also popular. We seniors have pleasant memories of the G.A.A. to take with us. For a wonderful year of fun in activi- ties, we thank the Board members who have led in directing the sports, as well as the girls who have played. Most of all, we thank Miss Haskell for everything she has done to make our last year the best. Touchball Left to Right, ROW One: Rosemary Cavanagh, Lorraine Auck, Colleen Cavanagh, Margaret Cormier, Beverly Nelson. Row Two: Phyllis Schmidt, Josephine Muscia, Ann Opatrny, Mary Jo Bogie, Louise Peasley. Baskelball Left lo Right, Row One: Beverly Benston, Marilyn Fleish- aker, LaVonne Dickerson, Rita Pinger. Row Two: Marilyn Holmberg, Joyce White, Geraldine Deeg, Lorraine Dorfler, Arlene Schultz. Volleyball Left lo Right, Row One: Dolores Swetland, Margaret Cor- mier, Donna Mueller. Row Two: Audrey Juenamann, Marie Liska, Gloria Boberg, Lorraine Auck, Rosemarie Gerstner. Softball - Left to Right. Row One: Marjorie Carlson, Annabelle Del- medico, Teresa Todora, Florence DeRose, Lorraine Gruber, Pat Ward, Marion Holmgren, Row Two: Joyce Dunn, Rachel Bjeldanes, Sally Wardell, Audrey Juenamann, Joyce Engman, Ronalda Condiff, Bette Levy. Page fifty-:even li' Hilii OUR SERVICE ROSTER Continued from The 1944 Doctrine Monroeifes who have enfered service from May 1, 1944 To April 11, 1945. Every attempt has been made to make this list as complete as possible. Any omission is unintentional. GOLD STARS Bedahl, Roy Blanchard, Albert Brunnette, Albert Brunnette, John Danielson, Fred Gulsveg, Warren Alberg, Alan Alfvely, H. E. Anderson, Harold Becker, Eugene Bedunak, Donald Burke, Paul Chamberlain, Victor Cormalcer, Donald Cronlc, Verna Andrews, Douglas Bergman, Louis Blaha, John Bork, William Bout, James Brunnette, Stephen Burg, Walter Carchedi, Joseph Carr, Harry Carr, Walter Chapple, Iohn Clark, james E. Collins, Stanley Dedolph, Richard Deziel, Edward Dolan, H. L. Ethier, Lloyd Felstow, William Fleming, Thomas Horwath, Iohn Huna, Richard Humphrey, Iohn jueneman, Charles Klainert, Robert Kuzaroff, Steven McLean, Larry Mann, Richard Mansfield, Leo Moran, William Nechodom, Richard Nordstrom, William Peterson, Edward L. Raddle, Kenneth Scharfbillig, Frank Sorenson, William 1. Tobin, George Wfiitmer, Donald ARMY Di Martio, joe LaFayette, Robert Rauer, Ray Edmund, George Linden, Irving Schmidt, Roger Faser, Le Roy Marentic, Martin Schmitz, Robert Fenelon, Gerald Moss, Robert Szhramm, Nel George, Euripedes Nnha, Sylvester Van Horn, Charles Hellweg, Douglas Norton, john C. Vesely, John Holmgren, Warren Paulsen, Ray Water, Robert Johnson, Willis Peabody, Howard Vfolters, Charles Kuzelka, Raymond Pratt, Richard VVondra, john NAVY Frutal, Eleanor Libby, John Randall, John Gagnier, Ronald McMahon, Patricia Ryan, James Gosselin, james McSherry, Frank Scheuer, John Gunther, Roy Marabella, Walter Schneider, Thomas Gurney, Richard hlarrens. jack Schouveller, Robert Handler, John Mas:a, Joseph Schroeder, Harold Hardy, Raymond Nliles, Thomas Smolick, Richard Harkness, Charles PYIUHBZIC, George Sutherland, Thomas I-Ienk, Connie Nlosner, Richard Theno, Frank Hennen7 Richard Fen, Robertll Tischler, Exdlwsrd Nic-rton, Wi iam S, Trumper, i iam Hetznecker, Wally O'Keefe, Robert Walker, Robert Toschiwiforge Oscirson, Clinton Weber, John Vey' I, lam Pence, Charles Weicher, Don lfmgn' Eugene Peterka, George Weide, George leveling, Sem Peterson, Ruth Wifford, james g1ffl9lj0n6VlEl- Pinger, Ralph Ziska, William UU! y i iam Polta, Ival Zobel, Steve Koerner, R. W. 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