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

- Class of 1949

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Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN) online collection, 1949 Edition, Cover

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P f' N ',f N x f K 7 X In 1, xy X L L? 3 V X-.X ' W L V J 1 We fbecficale ,gl Ma Gfzafrfea Sunmm Mm fmnefffe paw In thus year ot l949 we take note ot the tact that a dream of our forefathers has become a reallty free publlc education for all Since pnoneer days men and women rn to reach thus goal We at Monroe wssh to pay tribute to our O cated In us the Monroe Spunt whnch ns descended from the puonee ltlsh vtctorlous wnthout beung vain and dentocratlc the teaching professlon have strlven wn Teachers who have uncul I eals ot beung unse without benng blindly dictated to To two of these teachers Mnss Para and Mr Ssmmer whose warmth I and understandxng have made educatton especially meanlngfu to us we thoughtfully deducate the 1949 Doctrme Qaaewafzcf 7Ae '74 J FACULTY SENIORS JLJNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESI-IMEN Zfffffff J ff? DOCTRINE CLUBS ORCANIZATIONS EVENTS 'NJ BOYS SPORTS OIRLS SPORTS INTRAMURAL ACTION SHOTS X 69 SNAPSHOTS CARTOONS CLASS WILL K A fig ' -v '- ,JJ 3 ff J ul, X! l A J Y 1 6 . 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Mr Charles Wallblom Mlss Eclnth Brocker Mrss Helen Sullsvan Mr Walllalom Blology Mnss Brocker Physucs anc Mlss Sullwun Chemlslry and Math combme force ta educate the fulum sclentusls of The world Mr Bruce Wllson Mlss Esther Munson These Two people are hasfory teachers Mr Wnlson has freshman Socral Stuawes whsle Mnss Munsor lms lumor Arnerlcon Hlslory Miss Ruth Leise Mrs. Ruth Peterson Mr. Adrian Baril OJ' hue rue-.. il 'i3 Cause rs 'aught Dy rhrc-e lux: rl if-1:-, '. s Lf- 5+ MS. P'-Y+:':C,V, ml: 'J' bln' , Mr Frank Johnson Mr Emll Berger Mrs Marte Swan Thus year the sensors at Monroe were gven the chance to take a refresher course tn math Mrs wan took over thus :loss Mr Johnson tonne Mrs Swan an teachtng ntnth grade Algebra and Plane Geormetry whtle Mr Berger teacr s Solnd Geometry Hngher Algebra and Trngonornetry Mr Wllllam Fuhrman Mlss Lenla Asher Current socual problems are guven great attentton under the watchful eye of Mtss Asher by sentors nn her Sensor Soctal Stud! classes Mr FJhrmann extends hus knowledge of Amertcan Hnstory and Economnc Geography to hts classes Mass Munette Paro Muss Rose McLeer Mr Elsworth Blood The soectol departments of mustc and ort ae taught by these three people Mtss Pa o has n her charge the art department Mtss McLee ss our Chonr dtrector and Mr Blood s cltrector ct our evergrownng band Mass Evlyn Haskell Mr Frank Zucco ff:- rt play ,mi orgon zed spor J 't t a r' tear e Zucco fs at e t i701 t Page eleven 2 , , . - V The lneetlts of turf ' r f 1- fl are enlarger' uso by Miss Haskel, ,he gtrls t'.- let': -h.r, cn: Mr, , the bo hl,t'c A . F ' ' fl O f iv eil -4 , , 1 pa J, . 1 l 1 9' s - ' , . 1 ' A 5 Mlss Grace Jacobs Mass Elsa Obs! rcturea here are Mlss Jacobs head of sewrng department where the grls l Monroe are taught fo make therr own clolhes Mlss Ons ad of e nur ery ool e un her learn the proper core of preschool ch ll e rrs Hogenson pc'u Il ,ors nfallzlng mels rn n lr rn 7 e department 'XN XfX Af I n 11 W W5 L. AA Page twelve rm Miss Grace Cook Mrss Murrel Korfhage Miss Lucy Steffanus The future men and women of Monroe are edu cated nn The flner Thungs of lule by Muss Cook Mass Korfhage and Mrss Sfeffanus Mass Cook teaches lunlor and senvor Englrsh Mrss Korfhage leaches semor Englrsh and Latin vvhnle Mrss Sfef lanus le-aches freshman and sensor Engllsh Mr Charles Summer Miss Helen Walsh When rt comes to the feachrng of Iunrors an senlors Mr Srmmer and Mlss Walsh rare hlgh M Summer nnstrucfs sensors rn Sensor Socua Sludles and Mlss Walsh nnslrucfs the lunnors r' Therr American Hlsfory Mrss Dorothy Mahood Mrs Andree Kukler Wlwrrt does S slund lor? Well rn Thus case t slancls for Spun lm and Spmech Mrs Kurxler be sldes fcochlnq Spnnlsh ranches Booklnccplng Mus Mfrhoocl lfslrhs hrrrhlnq Spfccl Yeuches lunror lf qlr lv ,l . . s ' r .. P' ' ' , we e fs- . ' i 0 Q Ji is Hhe th s sch I , Th -grlg V I - 1 r , C N , , not 1 fe , :s reso -llnle ,lor .nv-vw.-rw , 1 V V UN the Ta s l cc i. g o h. fool nn N ,fl K X lllll M - f .4 mu r X - ', 1 Q r Q f ' ' 'K ' - . Q P Z A 1 ,, s ' M - M 1 S , . wr A -V ' JF fs J , P , A M , rt' I ' f , ' . . 4. 3 , 1 , . . . , , I' , . . ' ' , f f ' ,Y . Q k 'Q , Sw cf - Q Q4 , - Mrs Eleanor Conant Mr Clyde Manchester Moss Cala Clemens r nan? v ll mai s i Cla wen r 1 r i s C' gm ns Checks our health charts vhile lvl s on ani and Mr Manchesler Combine foiccs on The s holastic and psychology cha ts Mrs Joyce Garrett Miss Ruth Langer wel L we 1 :ish me paitmenl and Miss Langer also of thr cleparfrnen who is new 1o Monroe this ,eu . Claudius Wilken . Willis Burwell Mr. Elmer Swanson Thfce members of our Manual l1'UrlYYWQ depart- ment are: Mr, Wilken, melal shop, Mr, Burwell wood shop, and Mr. Swanson, mechanical draw' ing. Miss Sara Myers Miss Mary Jo Sommer r ibrary sail is Dad J by Miss Som a r r aireci Y Monroe brar as e s I , is ou Journa ism leacher Q a fses rr Monitor f W W9 ,L-4 Pcge Thirteen Mus Jenny Ann Klot Ben Sczuster Joe Alfonso Don Dougherty Glorno Stccklond x Wk x Ayfigffw x REQ Ufffjiff KE ,!iAX!Tfg A xxx 4- i Q ' r f. - w f' UW fy X X ugh 5 QI. rs ix H i LJ Ci Q v .S Qu. HOW 3 K KJ riff! 'IQ J 1 mu C 7 LX Av X - ? gfh ' 5 fx 7 X-dCUW'f5 V - Q- Q X W fxfgf Rx K 'X ?' X , A A WD Qi...-lt,-L ,..---' FEARIN? Page sixteen 'C 'ibvg Hb- me is 1137, - psf. -of-ll I 585' ' ' 4 I JOSEPH ALFONSO personoluty plus hormomco ployer oc club M club tennls gymnostncs tudent counctl vnce presndent of Senlor closs swurn mlng teom Llttle Joe GLORIA ANDERSON rnusucol wonts to become On O QOH st A chonr gurls se te operettu 5 rung, concet Chrstmos pageant An DONNA ANGER lundl, rr yes n h r emo s slcotlng uno woulq lllce someday to mOt r Sewlng n ROBERT ARKINS wo lzloncl mn pct pee C :I egg po uo 91 s tudent councll ot: MICHAEL ATARIAN wel lkeo wonts to be o ro o orw e outslde tlvlty tro ellng orouno M ke THOMAS AUGER Pepsodent smnle would luke to be 0 hgh school teocher somedoy Mosque ond Govel cornero club Lotun club bond Doctrine photo gvopher Tom RONALD AWSUMB vc cvycd woxts to go to college oftcr flmslmmg hlgh school spends lelsure houl H hmg or hunting on MARIANNE BAKER dnltgent shorthond IS her pet peeve dectdecl to be o bochelor grl JOHN BANKS wlnmng gran lakes to go fish ln trock oosketboll Momtor stoff Johnny HERBERT BAROTT Herln ond Lots untends to be on outo mechomc footboll hockey Doctrine sto M club student councul track hall stu y Herb PHILIP BENNETT Lover enloys ploymg football lootboll wrestllng M club swummung hell rof Beefy LOUISE BERGMAN eloquent thnnlcs t would be fun to hofe o lnuslness of her own sprung Con cert Chrnstmos pogeont A chozr ou HELEN BERGSTROM wtnnmg wonts to be on Engllsh teocher Moc club student councul GAA YTeens Lotn club .luntor executxve boord hull study Bergle JEROME BERTRAM ws ecrocker lllces to slcote Mocs bosketboll monoger slu teom Whutey PATRICIA BLAND socuoble plons to be n onllne stewordess YTeens A chotr GAA stu out councll Jumon cxccutlve noon o vyorus to plo, WAYNE BOERGER n nnnt b, vw c rn Dors oond sprung c ROBERT BORMAN , . . may uolnr' . . . wonts to be G if s untfy . f . . . hoclcen . . , o ERANK BOUCHER . . . Q1 lon . . . V 5 so fore 'z cz Qu e cf H Goff' , . . :vs be aio. ' . . . Jetty JANET BOUCHER . . . Dark Eyes , . . wants to draw illustrations for children's book . . . Doctrine staft, Macs . . . Jan MARY BOVY . . . agreeable . . . eager to make a trip to Calnforma gurls glee club GAA JEAN BRElDEL mnthful has an Omlaltron to become a famous swrmrner student councul Mac u Shortstuff MARGARET BRENNAN rrepressuble eager To become a meducal technucuan GAA lnbrary club 'vlomtor staff Muggs BARBARA BROWN merry eyed wants to be a good housewnfe cholr Babs EILEEN BROWN quuet hopes to get a good secretarnal lab Qutll and Scroll Browme LeROY BRYANT talented In t to be an en guneer as his desle swnrnmrng team gym team r GERALDINE CALLEN tranqunl ns lookung for ward to benng a stenographer at West Publnshnng Com pany B chour hall stu y Gerry JAMES CANE drummerboy wants to be a mnlluonanre the easy way manager of basketball band Make DAVID CARLSON wmnnng personalnty ord r goung to be a mechamcal englne r hall study Dove OGDEN CARLSON mathernatlcal mnnd ambn ton ns to retnre at 5 Jack JANET CARR pnano artlste adores bowling ana :ce skatmg GAA A chour Masque and Gavel Doctrine staff operetta Chrnstmas play Snow Whlte a MARY ANN CHLIAN peppy ospsres to become a successful wlfe lnkes dancnng Pnnky ALFRED CLEMEN gurl shy dxslukes guvung oral reports Has phnlosophy as Smart people lesten well b talk ntle track cross country Clem ANTOINETTE COLUCCI congenual l953 grad .tate of St Catherines ofhce assustant Ton: JAMES CONNOLLY nonchalant wants to go to a Mardi Gras In New Orleans study hall teacher keeps htm awake Shamus IACQUELINE COURTURE rmpnsh wants to be a nurse GAA YTeens Masque and Gavel Qunll and Scroll Momtor staff Jackte JOHN CRAMSIE good hearted detests gxrls who are show offs Macs Snook R Page seventeen A 1 K Page etghteen .of 4 MARTHA DABRUZZI consaderate yearns ta troyel for and wlde Are you crozy or somprn'9 Mart MARGARET DANDL companronable woud luke to go o Calrfornra but would settle for montage to on lrtsnrron' Merge MARLYS DEEG busunessl lce entoys reaonng ond rnovues tn her spore twme lrbrary club Momtor staff Deeg ROBERT DEEG ltuslcy dnslrlces loud rrouthed gtrs rnterested tn electrtctty football hocke, Pete MARY ANN DEINEMA ptnlc of pertectron rn bttton ta go ta co e e rr grrls sexte IONE DENAULT enthustostrc Good G rl Ath Q e G A A A chonr operetto sprtng concert Qual an Scroll Gtrls A ct Ionue DOROTHY DERKS friendly ve nn a sm town rs her ombltlon lnkes bowlmg ond donctng Daley MARTIN DES LAURIERS the lodnes chouce ten yeors he expects to be retnred and countmg hns money football hall trofhc wrestling Monntor stat? Mart asststant cheerleader GAA Monttor staff stu dent councnl nz RAMONA DICKEY easy on the eyes wants to be o good cook A chorr cantata operetta hall study Spurt BETTY DONOVAN witty wonts to fly around The world cheerleader student counctl G A A Momtor sto Glrls Gals All u Betts IRENE DOTTY good matured plans to be a ecretary Come agann Dotty DONALD DOUGHERTY the students chouce tends to be a doctor Semor class prestdent Jumo class presndent student counctl footboll basketball ten nts sctence club Masque and Gavel M club att cub e ROBERT DUERR noturaltst has a umque fish collectuon ten years from now he hopes to enter tom the class of 49 at hs hrlltop monston student counctl alternate operetto trock boslcetbul manager o STANLEY DZIK dtgmhed hopes to make ton dolors 1 ten year Stun ELIZABETH EGAN to be a lrxw er Lottn club Sentor execu me boord o blanJ t es s gotnc 1 stu Betsy SYLVIA EISCHENS trolls ontc hopcs to graduate n Lu e s A ttn clun Y Teens oc t e 1 JOANNE EKLUND orn cable rs go ng to teach Ltndergarten Lattn club GA A Ma que and Gavel C rstntus pay ' e i I 4. X ' 'A , . . ' . . . a - A V' in : II g . . . A Cho , ' t :I !'t , . . . . ,, ', , , 2 6, A- V T I d , ' f M Club, ll- ry , . . f' ' t ' s is , - ' f 1 s, , X ,A X V 4: A . . . ' . . . to li ' all . . . ' ' A . . . in ROSE DEZIEL . , , hair of gold . . . will be o dental A . HDMI , ..., , K qv- V H, H' M clubr a- f -Cty 1 7' W 'f ' x s . . . . . . l l . . . ' ' . . . in- i I Q, l . , . R dl' ' ' i ' . . . B , , , l sf . . . B b . , . ' . . . A - 0 mtll l tr f s . . . . . . l ng, ' :A 56:5 . . . 1 JW ,ja A ' ' . Y I V - I - fr I 1 ,1 Hr ll fly . . . N 'Q 1 Q .' frofsr. L' .l4.'o.A.i,LG ' l, ,D- I tg n s oft . . . Syl xx . . , . t . . . r ' ' hw, I' . 'Ekl I A W V . l V . f ' ELAINE ELLER . . . pert and pretty . . . pet peeve: people who are always late . . . says she's going to organize a home for spinsters . . . Babe KENNETH ELLISON . . . big-hearted . . . would like to teach history and speech . . . choir, Hi-Y, Latin club, hall study, hall trafic, Masque and Gavel, Snow White . . . Ken JOHN ERICKSON . . . mechanical . . . wants to be a machinist . . . Squirt MARY ERNSTER . . . tlve feet two, eyes of blue . . . Jack, Jack, Jack . . . G.A.A., library club CYC coun- cil Y-Teens Ernst VIRGINIA EXNER gentle wants to live out near the lake when she retires A choir Christmas pageant spring concert Ginnie Little Girl VIVIAN FABIO twinkling eyes as o en Ben seen at school dances with the same boy GAA student council Junior Class treasurer home coming queen stationery shop hall study iv JEROME FEARING fun loving regrets leaving Bob Duerr and Miss Cooks English class Jerry DORIS FERGUSON redheads are natural plans to be an interior decorator Macs YTeens GAA e SHIRLEY FINLEY refined doesnt like gossips student council alternate oftlce assistant ir SHIRLEY FINNEGAN steadfast dislikes boys with crew cuts Latin club choir operetta GAA executive board student council Shar CHARLES FISHER short dark and handsome ambition is to become a successful businessman u dent council hall study u CAMILLA FLYNN sweet to be able to dance like ci professional is her wish GAA choir operetta girls sextet Doctrine statt Connie GERALD FONTAINE artistic to bowl hockey SHIRLEY come an airline hostess Latin Shir in spare time Mac Jerry Fnuscmo gay JAMES GAGNIER robust Look Monitor statt Quill and comedian ikes club student council woud like to be club GAA YTeens dislikes the New Scro l Gunner JUNE GARDNER peaches and cream complexion hopes someday to master shorthand Macs hall study Doctrine staff ,lunie JOANNE GATES pleasing personality one of Mr Barils busy little gals at the Randolph Theater G A A Spanish club PATRICK GAUGHAN lumber wants to fallow in his fathers toosteps gymnastics team hall study wrestling a 0- Qi K. S 3 Page nineteen , H . . , ' ' . . . It . ,, ,, - h lf' ' , ' , . . . V' J. -lu 'I I I I ' . . . ll ll . I I n Q I , ' I ...... Rd , . . K ' , ' ... Sh ' a' Y . . 5 V I s Us - . . . I, ,H -In , . . . ,. , . l - D sf - , -, l . . HB du A - I - , 4 H W 1 . Q' 'J H u I ' . . . 4 , . , ., - V ,if ' , he V 4' V c . . . . . . I I H If Wm 5: 4 , xt., fl bk Q If V I ity, 1, I Y I A Q 3 f X et , L ',', Q V H - H . . l - up tn V H' , . I 7 1 I-A Page twenty iiff .fn -tv with 8' MARIAN GELHAYE vivacious wants to be an actress GAA Macs Masque and Gavel Gelly RAYMOND GERST eas going wants to be Came a successful doctor someday hall study swimming team Senior executive board ay MARY ANN GILLMASTER Baby Face wants never to grow old regrets that she didnt start Monroe as a freshman hall study Gillie JEROME GOULAH wavy haired wants to teach science hall study Doctrine staff protection club Jerry ROSE MARIE GREGORY cheerful always seen with Joanne Marcotte Greg KATHLEEN GRUBER for late stretcars Bubbles likes Mr Johnsons pokes happy hates waiting plans to be a farmers wife DONNA HAKARINE go to St Catherines clever lournalist hopes to Quill and Scroll Doctrine stat? student council alternate office assistant Hack DELORES HANSEN rute as a bugs ear likes dancing and school parties YTeens choir Monitor staff Dee LARRY HARNED obliging looks forward to being a traveling salesman golf swimming bas ketball Curley ROSEMARIE HAWLEY s ar n spice n ev y thing nice is interested in the fine art of Billing and cooing student council GAA hall study Senior executive board Doctrine staFf Rosie KAREN HAZEL Ra of oy intends to be a social worker student council hall study Masque and Gavel Latin club Doctrine staff stationery shop G A A Senior executive board ay JOHN HEALY witty regrets that he cant hunt and fish more often student council boys quartet A choir operetta ski team Jack DOUGLAS HEIDENREICH genius at work memorable Master of Ceremonies Doug Helden reach has an announcement football hockey Masque and Gavel Latin club, Science club M club Monitor staff Doctrine business staff Junior executive board, Senior executive board student council . . . Hydrink LOIS HERRIGES . . . lovely to look at . . . dancing enthusiast . . . Masque and Gavel, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Doctrine staff, Monitor staff, Christmas play . . . 'Herg DEAN HOLM . . . likes cars . . . spends most of his time working on his Nash , . . Monitor staff . . . ' e MARY ANN HORAK , . . scholarly . . . intends to become a chemist . . . Latin club, Y-Teens, science club, hall study, student council, Senior executive board . , . Annie VIOLET HOVERSON . , . well-bred . . , transferred from Eau Claire Wis. , . . wants to become a surgical nurse . . . Bunny HOWARD HUBER . . . good humored . , , wants a good office job with five secretaries . . . basketball, go . . . Lefty DONALD HUTCHINSON . . . a friend indeed . . . wants to be a watch maker . . . hall study . . . Hutch JANET JEFFERSON . . . versatile . . . wishes to be a nurse . . . was chosen D.A.R. award winner . . . Masque and Gavel, G,A,A., A choir, Christmas pageant, operettc, Snow White, Doctrine business staff . . . HJ. Jn' MARILYN JENSEN . . . clever . . . plans to make some lucky man a good wife . . . G.A.A., library club, chorus . . . Marly DONNA LOU JOHNS cordial likes dancing and bowling wants to be a nurse library cu Donnie WAYNE JOHNSON good sport wishes to be a salesman football science club Skin RUTH KAISERSATT pretty eyelashes ts going into the teaching professton GAA operetta A choir chorus girls glee club Doctrine staff Rudy DIMITRI KALFAS humorous never succeeded in reading that Western in English class hall study cs Latin club M club swimming team sta e force Meatie EDWARD KAUFHOLD muscles likes to sleep Macs M club hall traffic student council track cross country wrestling Coffee FRANCES KELLER cheerful woud like to mary a tall dark and handsome man Monitor staff Macs im ALBERT KELLNER football flash hopes to be a pi ot football hall traffic track hockey Latin club swimming team vtcepresudent of Junior cass M cub ROBERT KENSINGER interested an auto races ambition s to see the Indianapolis 500 pects to be earning his first million ten years from now Kens JANETTE KISSLINGER music lover vx be a secretary A choir glee club cperetta G YTeens hall study student council a BERNARD KLASEN adventurous hopes to build modern cars and hot rods Bernie THOMAS KLUEGEL the life of the party m button is to be a machinist foreman Quill and Scroll M club gymnastics wrestling Cyclops NANCY KNAUFT poised ambition ns to sing wnth an orchestra A choir operetta glee cub Nan CATHERINE KOSAR pleasing personality is likes snooty people favorite saying Oh or Peters sake Katie HENRY KRAMM heortbreaker m a mga say' state gymnastics champion cu Hank BARBARA KRAMMER toctful wishes to be a kindergarten teacher will start Macalester in the a GAA library assistant Doctrine staff hall study student council Barb K4 4- Z' Page twenty one 1:-' 0- IV A57 Page twenty two FLORENCE KROLL serene wants to remam stngle Flosste JOAN KRUPICH capttvattng wants to be an atrltne hostess ltkes :ce skattng and basketball Krup JOHN KUBESH affable Cant stand gurls who chew gum trtes to sleep tn stu y Johnnte RONALD KUEHN a mans man bowlmg and flshtng are hts favortte pasttrnes to be a bachelor hrs ambttton hall study wrestltng Ronme CAROL KUNZ stncere hates to be teased Mac club YTeens A chotr operetta Sally CHESTER LARSON brtlltant ts gotng to be a teacher engoys bowltng Lattn club hall study sctence club stage force Chet WALTER LARSON superb skater wants to be a fireman hockey M club Wally MICHAEL LATESSA talented wrtter of adventure stornes lll see you tn my dreams wants to get up tn the world Make EUGENE LAUER ltkeable hopes to graduate from medtcol school football track Jumor execu ttve board prom commtttee Macs Gene JEANETTE LAUER the lass wtth the deltcate ar wants to malor tn dramattcs at college Masque and Gavel Monttor staff Qutll and Scroll Jeanne JOAN LE CLAIRE tall and terrtftc hates getttng up tn the mornmg GAA Sensor executtve board Doctrtne staff Joanne RONALD LEE stalwart ltkes sknng track football on DELORES LEE determtned ltkes :ce skattng hopes to work tn Caltfornta Dee JEAN LENZMEIER I dream of Jeanme wtth the lnght brown hour wtll make nursmg her career GAA student councnl alternate Jeannte ARLENE LISKA congental and gractous would luke to be a teacher Jumor class secretary stu dent counctl GAA stattonery shop hall study Fresh man homecomtng attendant ROBERT McALEESE golden gloves engoy boxtng matches hates long essays wrestltng Bo MARY ELLEN McCARTHY lrtsh eyes are smtltng wants to work wtth Lorratne Gruber at the Ftrst Nattonal Bank student caunctl library club A A c our Mac MAUREEN MCGONAGLE smtle a whtle ts ltkes cracktng gum wants to go to medtcal tech ntctan school rts DAVID MCKENNA carefree intends to rom the Navy after, graduation basketball hall trafiic sports editor of Monitor Dave GERALD McLAY our hero interested n becoming on electrical engineer crence club M club track cross country A choir Monitor staff aperetta Jerry CARLYLE MacVEY optimistic hall traftic science club wrestling Chuck RAYMOND MASS obliging eager to goin the army wrestling camera club Monitor staff CY EARL MAHOWALD shy guy wants to be a mechanical engineer student council hall study Latin club E i BETTY MANNING petite lrlres to dance in leisure time wants to be a good cook Masque and Gavel Betts JO ANN MARCOTTE little and likeable wants to play the piano like Jose Iturbi YTeens GAA Masque and Gavel Marty CARL MARKELL sensible will be a mechani Macs swimming team Mark DONNA MARSTON shes lovely shes engaged wants a good lab after graduation GAA YTeens A choir cantota aperetta MARCELLAINE MARTIN restful would like to be a proficient guitar player Are you kidding? Marty ALICE MELBOSTAD dimples intends to teach ancient history student council Junior executive board Doctrine circulation staff ap LUCILLE MENIER a real blonde woud lik o ak a p GAA choir hall stu v Sparky MAURICE MEYER mechanically inclined yearns to be a flight engineer favorite activity is build ing boats JANE MOE goo as she is fa r thinks shell be a housewife Macs Janie JUNE MORGAN Monroe booster hopes ta be a nurse in o California hospital hall study GAA Doctrine staft LENORE MUDGETTE pretty as a picture wants to go to California Macs Junior executive board . . . 'Mudges DELORES MUELLNER . , . attractive . . . wants to be a nurse . . G.A.A. hall study Senior executive board, Doctrine staff . . . Dee KEITH NELSON . , . active . . . Mr. Zucco's assistant , . . M club, wrestling, swimming team, hall traffic, hall study, tennis, Latin club, science club, HA choir, stage force . . . Card gfidyw! X sl: Page twenty-three If Page twenty four 3 6 MARGARET OCONNOR goyful wants to learn fancy roller skatung Muggs JANICE OESTREICH demure lkes soda Ierkmg A chotr Masque and Gavel GAA auf' c o La tn cu Jannae JOAN OLMSTEAD calm hopes to be a house w e Oh my achtng hack Joane DELORES OMANSKY brnghteyed says she w rntss Mr Bergers la es Lattn club Lubrary to Dee PATRICIA ONEILL sparkltng tlngers ambntnon ns to rrarry a rntlltonatre A chour sprung con cert operetta a ROGER OSTERMAN warm hearted lnkes o sleep favortte expresston Drop dead' swummtng team S nm RICHARD PAUL aert hopes to be a rmllnonaure prolectnon club Doctrune staff rlfle club Duck BETTY PECK capable ambttton ns to take 200 wards a mnnute nn shorthand Junnor executuve board office assstant Peck DONALD PETERS gennal skl enthusnast Pete WII.LlAM PIKAL consclentlous wants to b a successful dentist am club sctence cu CATHERINE PLUMBO tnny eager to learn how to drsve ltbrary club Monntor stall YTeens Katne RICHARD POST enterprnsnng Doctrune photo grapher plans to be etther a newspaper or magaznne photographer sclence club Duc RITA PRAZAK good thmgs come an small pack ages wants to be a beauty operator GAA alice assustant LORRAINE PREAM lovable lnkes dancnng wants to see New York DAVID PROKOP o y enloys sports and danclng nn lelsure turne lootball baseball track Doctrune stall M c club hall 'raFl'c M club stu ent councnl alternate Porky JOYCE RADER :elcmle would Ike to be head of a large ohlce Ol-ll-ll-IH Doctrtne typtst MARGARET RAYMOND resourceful regrets leavung the Monroe student body GAA oc trune staff Marge RAYMOND RECK sportsrnan ltkes to ut and hsh M club swtrnmlng team ay LOIS REINHARDT athlettc wants to be a gym teacher G A A Lefty JEROME REITER sernous lvkes to rude around wnth Bernne Klosen Jerry BETTY RICCI govual w nts to b rtch anc beautuful GAA YTeens lubrary club KENNETH RIECK qunetly brnlltant woud luke to own a car sclence club en ELAINE RIPLEY happygolucky yearns t go to Oregon after graduatnon GAA YTe hall study I DOROTHY ROSE O private secretary treasurer C our cert ot JOHN ROSEN drtves a ord wrestlnng gymnastncs staff Quill and Scroll dependable tntends to bc Masque and Gavel GAA Chrtstmas pageant sprung cor- generous Mary s propert 1 convert football hockey 1: u hall study Monntor Jack RICHARD RUECKER friendly arrloltlon lS to have lots of money art edutor of the Monntor Macs operetta assustant art edutar of Doctrfne su dent councll Quull and Scroll Duc RICHARD RYAN Clown nntends to be a lawyer Masque and Gavel Mac club wrestlnng Norton Jr Toastmasters Duc PHYLLIS RYKEL There are smnles that make you happy wants to be a good secretary chonr operetta sprung concert Y Teens Phy JEAN SAURO wnnsome movues and hnklng are her favornte pastnmes A chalr operetta lnbrary stal? CAROL SCHERMERHORN soft vonce wants to be a surqecal nurse GAA Macs Thumbtacks orchestra Shermy JAMES SCHWAB well dressed :kes to r e hss car Interested ID hot rod races um MICHAEL SIREK always good for a laugh as lnkes tough lnttle freshmen Mske RONALD SKARDA shorty helps Jean bake cookles dlslukes ballerlna skurts Monutar staFf gymnastucs M club Punky LORRAINE SKUBINNA studnous wants to be Come a nurse GAA Macs operetta sprzng can cert chour YTeens gurls sextet GAA boar BETTY LOU SKRUKRUD artnsttc hopes to be a successful artst and mother statuonery shop Macs Doctrtne staff Thumbtack club Screwy BEVERLY SMITH loyous lnkes roller skatlng Macs studen councnl Sweetne I 'Var qu S- 6' me R hu- N Page twenty five We Page twenty stx HOWARD SMITH another Johnny Wersmueller wants to be somebody nn thus bug world club swvrrmrng football Bungler BENJAMIN SOUSTER vvell lnked dtsltke doing algebra problerr football track golf N C ULD Se'llOf' class treasurer en EUGENE STACKHART helpful ltkes baseball sc ence club Gene GLORIA STACKLAND glamorous ts parttal to a certa n Cretan oy YTeens Monrto staff Sentor class secretary Stackne ROBERT STANGL sharp shooter takes seruously e logon atm t wants to be presrdent the U rnfle club hockey gym team tenms sctence club wrestltng M c Sookre JAMES STARICHA merry lakes bowlung hunt mg and Hshtng Long John Stlver RONALD STEFFEN nnterestnng transferred from Mechanuc Arts Latin club Spanish club base ball basketball :hour on RICHARD STEICHEN ambntnous nntends to go to bustness college lakes to bowl an spare tnme scnence club Duc BARBARA STRAIT long wavy halr wlshes to be o psychologtst speech assemblres operetta YTeens GAA A C our Barb MARIE STROBEL good sense of humor IS es seenng g ls with theur hour p at sr Mntzne BEVERLY STROM bltthe loves to talk the phone GAA lnbrary club Doctrnne staff ev DARLENE STROMEYER effluent drslnkes people who are always late Masque and Gavel Semor pay Dar MARY SULLIVAN lnvely and merry would luke to be an aurltne hostess GAA Doctrnne staff lnbrary club Monitor staff Sensor executtve board BEVERLY SUNDSMO co operattve regrets leavnng her work nn the offlce hall study offlce asslstant ev LOUISE SUPER super swell dnslnkes p ople who are cranky Are you knddtng7 ts her favor ate Saytng Ou SHIRLEY SVOBODA unny rntends to go to St Cathermes College GAA Momtor stat? Doc s Cho r Y Teens S r AUDREY TERWEDOW graceful collects record GA A hall study student counctl Ma que and Gavel lbrary club Tvveets PATRICIA THEN funlovtng another Oregon goer lrkes horseback r dtng G A A G RENE THUL . . . Blondie . . homework disrupts her evenings . . . UA choir, spring concert, operetta, Christmas pageant, variety shows, hall study . . . Muscles MARY ANN TRAYNOR . . . practical ioker , . . the third passenger to Oregon . . . G.A.A., Junior executive board, B choir, Doctrine stalt, girls' glee club . . . Pips DANIEL TRIERWEILER . . . bashful , . . doesn't like girls who smoke . . . wants to be a draftsman not a droltee . . . Dan MARY LOU TRIERWEILER . . . unassuming . . . wants to go to the University . . . A choir, girls' sextet, science club, operetta, spring concert, Junior executive board, Senior executive board . . . Louie JOSEPH TURNING big people are often nice people ho hopes of becorring an electrical en gineer science club football student council operetta Big Joe LYANE VALENTINE pleasant wishes shf could alway lust be happy Macs student council Mon itor staft Qull and Scroll Doctrine staff hall study ee JANET VANCE ambitious aspires to take shorthand at 80 words a minute likes movies an LLOYD VELURE welldressed wants to make his first million fast then retire basketball tennis hall study MIROSLAV VERNER versatile woud like to be a chemical engineer Junior Academy ot Science gymnastics hall trattic wrestling M club Doctrine stat? student council alternate Mir ELIZABETH VESELY light hearted dislikes be ing called Elizabeth wants to travel Betty JANET VOGT attentive aspires to be a re porter for Dispatch Monitor staff Doctrine staff YTeens GAA camera club Latin club Masque and Gavel Hall study Quill and Scroll an TAD VOSS Oh that wavy hair' loves hs car plans to go ta college Theodore DUANE WAGE industrious wants to be psychiatrist s interested n oth r people rroubles Dewey THOMAS WANZONG contemplative ambition is to sit on the tack of success and rise rapidly Tom RICHARD WEDELL studious wants to be hemical engineer M club hockey science club Spanish club football Duc MARY WEIMER Sweet and Lovely hopes omeday to become an architect Latin club GAA student council Monitor staff Macs hall study lunior executive board Blondie BEVERLY WETTERHUS competent would lke to become a lab teacher after college YTeens science club ev WILLIAM WHITE best ever was wants to ooch a boys track team student council pres: .lent track cross country wrestling hall study Bill n 1 is Page twenty seven 'Zee -Aq- Page twenty erg ht LUCILLE WICHTL smartly dressed works at Cook s Cen BEVERLY WILKINS the snnvle ol beauty adores hennle haurcuts GAA YTeens student council hall study Chrnstrnas ploy Masaue and Gavel Doctrune stat? ev CARL WILLIAMS unhurrted spends lensure hours at Clarkson boat docks You llke t 9 RICHARD WILLIAMS red head ambntuon as to graduate from college cross country Macs operetta Monntor staff Duc MARIAN WINKLER You Are My Sunshnne wants to be a nurse after graduattng rt e c Masque and Gavel YTeens GAA library club chonr Wmkte CARL WISEMAN athletlc wants to go through student councnl Wase ROBERT WITTMAN mdepedent spends lensure ttrne bowlnng es to h ar 830 bell e mornnna Weare WILLIAM WORTMAN scnenttf1c mmd wtshes to be a chemncal enguneer lnkes baseball ELIZABETH YLVISAKER lournalust duslnkes gurls wearnng too much make p edrtor of Monttor Masque and G vel Q all ond S roll Latan club oc trtne staff Snow Whtte Chrlstmas play halt study Betty JOSEPH ZISKOVSKY thoughtful dlsllkes the new look basketball hockey A chour oe alll era JOHN KELLY untroubled hates to thnn startlng work next year Kelly MARJORIE KENDALL good hearted loves :ce kattng and readnng hopes to be a Wave Marge FRANCIS LA FORTE fearless wants to become an avnator enloys football Chunk ARTHUR NILSSON around wnh the boys counctl r strong likes hangnng football wrestlung student RICHARD WENGLER actnvuty as gonng ta football and basketball games Duck gentlemanly favornte IN MEMORIAM MARY ANN MACHOVEC y Mav 17, 1931 October 3, 1948 l v K l am the resurrectlon and the lute he that belneveth ln rne, although he be dead, shall llve 43- fri 1- ar 4 HB U ' A ' ' ' 3 . . 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At '-I I ll, Q EEE' Joseph Alfonso Glorla Anderson Donna Mae Anger Robert Arklns Phrlnp Bennett Helen Bergstrom Patrucra Bland Robert Borman Mary Bavy Jean Brendel Barbara Brown Geraldlne Callan Ogden Carlson lanet Carr Alfred Cler n Antolnette Coluccl Marlys Deeg Mary Ann Delnema Dorothy Derks Ramona Duckey Irene Dotty Donald Dougherty Eluzabeth Egan el'll0I Elalne Eller Kenneth Ellnson Vnrglnla Exner Jerome Fearnng Shlrley Finley Shlrley Frnnegan Carnnlle Flynn June Qardner Joanne Gates Marlon Gelhaye Rayrr and Gerst Kathleen Gruber Donna Hakarlne Rosemarle Hawley Karen Hazel Douglas Heudenreuch Loss Ann Herrlges Mary Ann Horalc Vlolet Hoversan Janet Jefferson Wayne Johnson Robert Kenssnger Janette Klssllnger 0fl0l Barbara Krammer Jaan Kruplch Chester Larson Mlchael Latessa Jean Lenzmeter Arlene Luska Maureen McGonagle Carlyle McVey Earl Mahowald Joan Marcotte Carl Mdrkell Marcelann Martin Alrce Melbostad Jane Moe Lenore Mudgette Dolores Muellner Keith Nelson Arthur Nnlsson Januce Oestreach Dolores Omansky Betty Peck William Plkal Richard Past Lorraine Pream Joyce Radar Kenneth Rueclc Rlchard Rueclcer Phyllis Rylcel Jean Sauro Carol Shermerhorn Betty Lau Skrulcrud Lorraine Skubunna Beverly Smuth Darlene Strameyer Beverly Sund mo Patrncua Then Rene Thul Mary Truerweuler Joseph Turning Lyane Valentune Miroslav Verner Janet Vogt Duane Wage Richard Wedell Mary Wenmer Bevery Wetterhus Beverly Wlllans Joanne Eklund I1 Elizabeth Ylvlsaker To row Jea e Lauer Jack Rose Rchard R ecker Don Mead Nat DesLau es Second row Betty YI salcer Danna Ha anne Lorra ne Muelle Lyane V let e Janet Vogt rs o one Denault Betty Do o a Mss Myes Jac: Couture Eleen Brown DECEMBER l worked really hard and by the sweat ot my brow I managed to scrape up titty pub lished Inches In the Monitor Since lm on the B Honor Roll and have my two hard earned dollars tor my pm I am now elvguble to loan the Quill and Scroll an lnternotnonal honorary Iournallstlc soclety which IS headed by Miss Sarah Myers our lournal :sm teacher FEBRUARY Am l proud at my pun' Last nlght we thirteen new members were lnltlated ID a candle lrghtnng ceremony Page tweny n ne 0 fx . . . 5 . . 119 . l . , Ml CL Cl 0 6 2 fx . f ,X , 4 Q , . l J F U5-4 I- L . .S s- 'f J' Z, 1 as 3 ev f A fs A +- f l 2 V M 'Nz A ' - -- L. .. p : nn , n, i u , , t r in ri r , : vi , lc ' , i r, a nln, , Fit rw: l , nvn, i r, Re , l . - l 7950 305 X as no xx BLS Top row Gowclgm P xr ushko Edwmvd Covnchsscrws Dorm d Pc c r Donolfx Mend R Chord Ofwm Kemmth Sthocn Jerome sn wr: r :mm w rw cr cn :Lv v' cl Asson Potrwcwu Mr ro fr LQCIOVTH 0 1 nm Hu on ws on con row or cxro m woron Franfw B whom Bodum Bucdy Busson cqodw m 1: nn or Q, wce ou ur row Bmboro Bevglund BAUIIOYLC Enslgy Phyfhs Rosc Gem me m ec Km hxfn Bur ef Ar et e me Low Bo n Top row Dc-mms Sihwub Rchcnd Aron o Govdon Schnomm John Wu mer Hovold Zumbruck Robut Leaf red lemme Th rd row Tom Fwd e Horrmgmm Jock Stelgonf RIC ard Schwcmker Louwse Chopm Hrldegord grove-s Second row Beverly Schultz mon Koshoskn D rms oubw or c vm Mu Howard Sohsbury on LQ V711 CH OMC JIIOC CI lfSf x row B vim Hu 5 Puggy Smpw 1 Ph5H5 Coty Bull Kmppenbug Sue Loy Wayne Huckny eL,TmuLQr Francis vEQI1wC JO n me Ksmweth Fnschc James Manu R nhcxrd Dug ru Third r w Rose ww 1 ffv mv 56175 Du 1 h Nor K Second row M v uw YVO DY urs! row HOL I 27 I - . : 'J ' H . 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Ross Mor Tun Lorraxne Exrrom Second row Mar lys Grapp June Pream Beye ly M Donough Nadlne Lang Joan Pedalty Donna Lelvlay Marlene Scapanslcr Harruer Getrerz Furs! row Dororbf Ernckson Mary Delmedrco Beferlf rslwlen Phyllrs E I Erleen Gmc sephrne Them Barbara Blankenslnrp Audrey Kruger Top row Carmen Palos Ronald Beclc slrorn Rrclward Olmsrend Gerald Tll qursl Ronald Swenson Roberl Clworn tel Rose Mane Mm! Thnrd row Mrrnclcl Gordon D rnq Jlrn Ba Q ong rc ard nm vcr E orne nes Jerry So e Second row Mu rrlla Page Beverly Crawley Jwck Bm rsonzr Joy Hamrlton Barbara Uahn Ards Crabiree O rrn Frnk Frrst r w cure er ner ee c o er Haro Ta lor Ruchard Ackerman Ra, Schou er ary Troon Deoes n lnoner ple' ,. 1. Page 1l1rrfy three EJ .- will 1 A pe' 14 wi Agl fr Q . ' 1- PM - 4 3 . if 3 , V lf. LJ 5-'s 'G lf. f7 ... - w,. 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UL ern -f ur 7957 'NW sf 1 C5 Lug' Af' ow R D Y W rnwa ann s C rr ne c lm D' :rd row N l fr f f rx rn Len, vs Jerry las f n Hflfllll 56COfWCl Y W 'J5f ll IOVTVDSOU D V T7 VULV UU SON hlll lb First row Mary Loulsf Anrgrsan Jan Folio Conn Dann Jarnes Srodola Thoma Lenz rncrer George Johnson Second row Donald Rock Arthur Dwelly Ruclward Greswald Tony DegnJ4o Gerald Klnen Furs? row Nancy Brown Glorxa Fel sfow Rwcnard Herofl Patrrcua Plumho Top row Wlll am Boar George Hayek Rcna d Haugen Richard Owens Rus ln t Lawrenc Kue n Duc Marre Second row Ann Guse Robe! ec adenn Robe? Relnsberg Anna S1 mg Don Wanner Delores Maruano Furs! row Roy Svoboda Barbara Olerz Larra ne Selmsta Jean Choloran N my Lou Krplef un Cf r1roT1 I lun x,rnln er Josfplw Srwura Vcfarlon Joan Mclixy Jean Jungwnrth Elleen Brflnurn no' fag. Page ihlrty five 1 'I , S i ' X g J 1 ' 2 fl 3 V is '1 151. Q f ' ' 5 : V ' QQ ' , f A ! 4 KK 7' . F A 'A G- l -4 l 1 U , B - A 'al . . 4 , ,, A., f - Q ' N : 'nv X 2 s s , Top r : 0' er Z nn, Er! fnrfi CJ y, J 0 Woa'1lf:,', RCDWT Okllll, GD ' AU lf Jffflill Br 'U V RU ill 5'l1 'l'lY Th' : J rll rm Rosfslc-r, Ellegp G les, M 'y ' Mary , 2 X G' er, Ellcen Ko lfxrlrm, Joi: S J 0 1 R lg' ll , rx lf: Q Gr -, Ly Elol , W Www O'Kf Clf, E 1 B r Wll ' fw 9-7 f ' ' g 4 J- , Q I , ru r . , V, 'Y f ' 4 - Top row: Rrclward Klawrller, Rudolph v g 1 5 ' 'A g ' Y , , 3 V 2 5: Q J ' 5 J y 1 5 , I I I 17 , J, A f ' 5 r R. - 1 ef- . . . W 'Y , . V : , 1 F - . I A L l I - ! Q! P , , , 5 -Q ' Q v , , ' H wf G A 14- 'r K L .r 54 533' Lx! ' J 5 lv Y: A J V -'rf 5 ' : A ' , r 3 Z 3 , I R A ' ' . A I ca. - 5 2 ' , , J ' f 1 - 1 itif M 2 V I seIlSd, -Q h, usr G J, s 5 I ' ' , , . : , r ' I J ' ' F- 1 ', r , K' Y A' 1 l ' : , - A 4 3 I4 lsr,-, . , ' , ,eq-P W' A L' - M 3, l, ' v- Xf 6 7 X 195 J 1x111lv1lUF +1 Q., l o row George ONe1l Gerald Dubon Robe1t Grne J rn Glenn Alla 1 B rl 1 H Hty Stole R1chc11cl Wea r 0 Thurd row Lam! McAdams James Yarusso Bruce MCC ra Vvater Innmel Ronala Joyce Jean Housf Second row Mar1lfr' zwc lcl 1 on 11r1e c1tc5 na T mncg SWL 11 11 an 'las o Gonsovws F1rs1 row JOC P1tzl ancy olstad ohn awmncc ll 111011 L Paul Bofm o row El1sc1oet Healy Dona CIGIQllCKlCl John Bauer Dougla Ne Lowell Catlcn Eugene Blorkluncl Rego Er1c son Thnrd row Esther W1ttne VV1ll1ar11McDonald '2obe1t Elltson Ron ald Marston Norma Koonce Second row Hcuold Borman Thomas McDon nell Patr1c1a K1ttlesor1 Geroldwe Stem Dowd VV1ll1r1r11so11 Dcmcl Kolle1 Jear sw 1 0 hwc11tz sf row Den'11s vc1 son M115 VXos1lxf1 Ba1l5a1f1 Donovan 1 L1 cl Crspm Mc111e Kc11che1 Jame Holtz 1 ll' sl-ig! Szoncly Fed Schwab John Meyer c 1lQ chc of 1 11 111o11cl L t Mr11c111clr1 Tl'11d r w 1r lfl Q 11 llflll' cm ,Y 1 fe 1 no 11 .second row N 111 TL Gam C LVVQ lxlcfo rl 111 Q F1rst row ll 'Xl 11 LaM111r1a ' -- - ,I Q S X l fl! 1 1 f 1 ' A , f 1 0 ,- H L txisgl i -- .'. 0 X X g 'eg' ' - -' 'N 1 fa, R X ' , I PM ' V t . l - l' 11 ' , 5 1 g , l J T p 3 ' , , ' 1 7 r, Q. , ,et a IC to, S ' 115, ' ' e he lcz. Sal -5 Ronc lcl Peters V, Elf . M 1' Ro lil Bf1s',r: CI 1 fy, M1 1 tx l sk., J111'-,1 f 1 l11, ' 1 , N K , J L -, -, Rm 11111 lrclm, Mc' Kop t, J 1. l F 1 1 1 1 11 ' 1 1 . 1 T P f J f '1 1 'd . A I E 1 - ' 1 I ,Q 1 X , - A 1 . i f A 1 V '- J fl . 1 5 :A b k 3 D 1 I 4 1-f 1 . . ' ' 1 , in ., I F I V ,. 3 , ' 1 1, 3 1 5 - -tt Sc ' . Fir 1 . l '- 1 M H ,, 1- K I 4 , 1 I . . I ' O l' R ch 1' 1 f' - -, 5 5 J f x L s., , If ,l , pl' 1 ' . 1' N 3 ,pl 7 1 1 3, , Top row: Robe-ft Montoque, Albert l l l J 1 S111 111 M11 -. , 1e1q1Q'f1 111111, Rayi 1 l ' .2 cf-Q, Be-11,1 ' . o : ' UO' 1 Z1:l3f l, L'1.-11: VX , 1, E l 1r: ,l 1' S11 tl1 R :'1':'rz ,l,111g-11, Pat lc '1 BUG-Sth, A 5 i In V 1' 'J lip C:,t3'1'1o5, BC1L1r11111 Ruhuls. A F 1 J: 1 - Nezlven, , 1 L . ' I, 541151. 'K Q: 'X 'L Cel 1111Q1, Betty' A 1:1 - v, v K' lzl?-t': S Vt '.f11'1lm-S 1 Ji 1'-s . .f fl- A : 1'-ll 1111 Kc' :'1, A1- 8 A - ' 11ml 1 Fsf'11,1'-, N 1,1 l11':11'e-llfx, 5311,- L 4 - en: E.:-L-', 1 C' C . s L ' I l - 15 -,ea 1 . , 'Q 4 .1 'I R , V 1 - . I I h rt,-Sl 7952 f Q? X im Vfltwj H fgk tjfj Ex PM Top row nc ox owx r ere o Cx ores Bese rn en T nr row Vx 1 f cf Gn 1 no Bob foungs Secon row N r own 9 k ov Jr X rhjk Ju VH O Jnne one Mr mr Furs? row N1 3 f U20 v Huftnwn More S F- r op row Donrw Zo? Potrrclo Berry rrp C ne de Scheoren on Don! rx Robert Morgan Ge old Rogers Non y Jerfmek Joan Drckhousen Mor lfs So ke Mary Lou Mnfler Joe er lush Pofrzcro Wrnfree Second row June? Geske Morrlyn Whafe Helen Howie! Fonhe Chapman Inez Wea? land Mo iene Obbor us Janet Krourocn E H e Ffrs row Pqfrz k on no Hnore John on PGM Nynmn 1 4 WECICX Geo grcmne Nom nrref 'fn xr fn Qrcrczrcl To row Don Johnson Kay Keelor M1rzNyn Teh 3 Helen Musko Dennrs To J son Bob Ornwsrerxi of Y Th d G 1rJ U v e A r or O3 Q 1 P , w Pe Second row Bef Schm it will f puHgJ,JIx UU: rr n c- :ns Dar er' sow Caro rozn Furs? row uc oo ec wr n oc: Uv mu 9 Page thmy seven 795 A A 'N Cfibxsfkp s, SM Top row Dove Herron Vern Moyer Eugene Keock Bon Vrck Emmet Mortrno Robert Berry Glen Eckstrom Bob Ltsko Third row Dorothy Vodro Chorles Johnston Jerorne Knutzrnon Rtcho d Durlrng Jerry Frutz Germorne Mclion Fred Rockenboclc Second row Kenneth Globe Shtrley Mort s Pot Jumes Morlyn Dormody Mory Ann Huno Eurl Jensen Sheldon Lorson Furst row Donno Lou Nagy Jerry Ptetfer Modrene Etstlee Coreen Dougherty Carmel Vtncellr o Collrns Eugene Bertrorn ffl J HU Top row John Copp Jock Ferodowlll Bernord Von Beek Norbert Frozen Nfohey Totosron Fred Fuchs Agnes Bu lcocelc Albert Escobor Thurd rov. Mory Yoswo Corol Bulero Joon Prescott A' Hultgren Je ry Deutsch Betty Poucher Duck Kromm Donold Moe Second row Dtck Hnyeley Tom Porrlsh Eth l Cern ens Carol Lechelt Betty Rowe Lorroune ltsstck Darlene Dunbar Fnrst row Al Wogner Corrtne Harmon Marlene ell Pot Hoyeln D nnu Schell ll Motty Eugene DtMorttno Top row Borboro Gorvre Eunuce No deou Doye Bruder Bob Kurlm Fddte Blons Jock Mertz Gerald Bohne Jerry Wetneck Third row Borbcxrd Mcnter Peter Delxfloto Lonoth Wells Ge cxldune unnel o noer BII Cushnton Vesley Mclcel Second row Dxrene Rollohrt Horry Hughle JoAnne Nun nr Dune Mer Marv Kruptcn Q54 S hnetCcr t Lau e Furs? w E 'ur o Oro 1, lo L Po go l 'Qi ' 4- 5. l-I F L T A J, . ... CL .1 ' Q , y 'gh 3 ' a 3 LK u rc' D ' 5 V I , , r V , l , l , . C Y F ll, I ll, , r 1 A 1 . ' : , , A C , V V V P1 , I K - r V ' l ' f - . V 5 , ' J , y y t A l gy ,U F y I s 1 F l A , f ' , ,e I , 3 2 . f I ' ' - . 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' OUR CLASS WILL e under nam J nors Inq of s unc rr rvule th Iollowma fu H OUR CLASS WILL JERRY FEARING le to ro I stud, Itll to DICK ACKERMAN WIO Iv ll make goo IJ J ETTE KISSLINGER le I r la or ge ng oc Icur tru I ars ta he brother Y JANET JEFFERSON lea es her extra credIt to PAT BORNSDALE as requested J ICE OESTREICH l .1 e to BOB YANKOVEC all h rl Irlf lbrar r I N DOUGHERTY l Ie h e OMIE KAUFER ET CARR If a r h Jrnorr nIor r r 'J DARL NE DLJNBAR Ive fun D sn REINSBURG WAYNE JOHNSON leaves hus parlmng spot In home oom IO6 to some freshman JO GATES AND COMPANY I I 4, UI MRS SWAN all the hc ppmess n th world H NELSON leaves hI Itltf ay to BOB CONDIFF RAMONA DICKEY leaves a can of varn sh to the school tor the mourners bench OGDEN CARLSON wtlls hts physucs protractor to ED MORSE LOIS HERRIGES and BEV WILKENS leave OuIet snt 19 JANE MOE lea s to MARILYN WHITE her cI3Ilty to manage Bll BETTY YLVISAKER leaves to her brother DON her locker Cornb natIon opens a fourth a empt I ses wIth FRANCIS LA FORTE leaves hts LIHILJITIOFI to RAY SCHOUVELLER ARLINE LISKA leaves her Iovortte rneetmg place on hrst floor to some IunIor r BARBARA STRAIT lea es a seat o the Randolph Hazel PaIl4 street car to Prof SImmers ROSEMARIE HAWLEY leaves her shyness auound en and I g hot n case they get too hard to handle to AUDREY DEERY PATRICIA O NEIL Iust wants to leave JOHN CRAMSIE lf vCS h s regrets to RAY SCHOUVELLER JERRY BERTRAM leave to MISS COOK a framed pmture of Macbeth GLORIA STACKLAND leaves her seat on the mornIng street car to BEV BURSHTEN WAYNE BOEGER leaves hIs trombone to ADOLPH SCHULTZ BETSY EGAN leaves the atmosphere n the cttetera to MISS KLOETS freshman home room next year apron to GERRY VAN BECH cuz shes talcung RAY wtth her RUTH KAISERSATT leaves her amd eaten chem try KAREN HAZEL doesnt leave anythmg worth havtng BETTY PECK leaves her homeroom stool to any boy w o ants to be In on allgIrl homeroom MARY ELLEN McCARTHY leaves her IIttle brother to the class of I95O BETTY MANNING AND MIKE SIREK leave together THE WHOLE CLASS leaves MONROE wtth regret CLA55 te. .ACK 5 ,al N 2- W o J X ff Irs vw I i v rr, 5 ,JF-' C Page 1hIrty nIn . , f' 3 v f I rf ,, 45 J 5 xx, 'Y , C ' . ,oF Ae WE, th . - e se I , be' a I .nd ? , w sh 'o ' , e A N ,S Q q f' I, I hes este In t if : ' ,- 'K' s I if I I : we ss ' ns X- S' 5 9 E3 qt' f ,aIes h s alyIlIty do I th'ng 'n ' It , : E R' S EL- I I d SE of II. 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REPRESENTATIVES SC, ALTER Q5 21'-ffx' .1 - 4- I 6 1: a 11 6 51 'I 0- ATES 1111 .1 QM' Top row A119119 L1sI40 R0I:1e11 01111 C11 159111011 er1 0111111 BII W111 A11 N1Iss0n Jerry Feormg A er1 OYTCICIY Ben Sous1e1 Third row .Io AII011s0 0111 1 DQ11115 SCI1w03 T0111 CI1L1C 11 116111 1 L1 OIT I1 V150 11 111 1L1111111011f S cord YOW Q 1I: Q 111 111111 1 1, S 10111 0111 1 I Q 1 0g 11 115 row 1.1 1 v1 QQ 1 1111 1 I To row E 1 C11 T 1rd w P 1. econd row SEPTEMBER A90 IT 1I1c 16151 no 111g111I11 S 0 UITCII wg VII ec f 1 IW 15 1 115 111 CI 1116 0111 TIC 111e111IDL WC F0IIPC cIe11 oc LGI OT VI 10 Deco E 005 5c100I C111zC11Q IC 1110111 A6 Cc11ce111101e 0 Q 111 0111 gre ITGQI Qreemeq TITS I1eQI1111e11 DECEMBER AI1fr ITSIIDIIWQ 10 COIIQC1 CIQQCIUID v IFE' 1111111111115 CI1 c11CI1 0' D111 cI 1 QC 151 I1 rw I I JUNE QJPI1 Q 1 JJC rc If 1 O1 EE IZC 6 O P 11051 mc Q Q 1 OUITCI TCIIT e C ICIGE 1 6 QICIIOIT 1 ETO U 7 Q We C E T 00 O 1 n Q 1 :QP C I1c1f 1 ya r ff I gg I , ' ' I 1I I , I 1 A 1 f I 111 1 11 1 1 I A 1 I 11 1 , ,Z 1 11 1 1 1 G ' 4. 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P 11, 1 .1 I HALL TRAFFIC HALL STUDY Q Top row Dennis Schwab Kenth Nelson Muroslav Verner Phnl Bennett Martin DesLaurIers Ftrs! row Dave Prokop Tam Frtd Herb Baratt Jack Rosen Ed Kaufhold Top row Bull Heutmaker Don Deerxng Keuth Nelson Bll Ptkal Ronald Kuehn Jae Turnlng Duck Olwrn Duck Wlllams Dennts Schwab Don Zrskovsky Marge Jaeger Fourth row Bob Wtttman Martnn DesLauruers B b Arktns DI k Pot Jerr Goulah Ken Schoen Lloyd Velure Jock Healy Ben Sauster JanetJ fterson Mary Lou Trlerwenler Janet Vogt Third row Pat McGroder Janette Ktsslrnger Betsy Egan June Morg.1n Je ry Mcl.ay Hert Barott Ray Gert Phl Bennett Jack Rosen orra Felstow Mary Vkelmer Second row n E b Chester La Tom Frtd JJ k Luben Ro D zu D rn tr Ka as Jack Barnsonzu Tom Kluegel Mary Ann Horak Karen lazel Helen Bergstrom Bev Wllktns Fnrst row Margle Ensley Lucnlle Me-mer Rene Thul Elanne Rrpley Joe Alfonso Rose Hawley Phyllrs Rose Dave Carlson Barbara Pohl Mary Ann Kratochvul SEPTEMBER Miss Munson took one look at my husky frame and promptly nomnnated me as one of the hall trafnllc boys We are statmoned at varnous strate gnc polnts In the halls JANUARY Well at last the magornty has tlnallv learned the left snde of the corrtdor from the rlght and the proper way to get to class on time JUNE Well It wasnt as bad as I thoughtl I came through the year reasonably unscratched wuth only a few bumps and bruxses Of course, my football padding may have helped some' Anyway Ive got all summer to recuperate SEPTEMBER Whewl Am I glad thats over' Fnnally I got my program arranged' What a madhouse that office Isl Well look Ive got second peruod free Oh hello Mnss Munson What? I sand Ive got second perlod free Would I luke to do hall study? Im new here Oh you mean that students are statuoned In the halls durlng classes to keep order and to see that exerybody has a hall pass? I thunk Id like that JUNE An a two months pardon looms on the horn zon I shall go IH for hall study next year, too It lsn't half bad' Page forty three I 1 I I r I A 1 ' 3 ' 1 l Y, . -I5 I , , ,, , y nh. , T if - V V , I .I I , y , V . i . I . . l . : I I I I - I ' I ' I ' I I '- ' I I ' I ' I I I I ' I , I . I ' Z , y . . I O , V .C S, Y I A ' I I f I V I I S I I I I GI ' , I ' . 1 V.-Jia Ia lo, I frsen, ' , fc ., se e 'el, I I I ,lf, I I I I I I I I I - . , . , . . . . , . . ' . , , . - - - II I - I . , , . . . . . . , . , I . . I - I - I : I - 1 I I I I 1 I .ll . . - , . . . , - . , . . , . . LIBRARY CLUB Q Top row Mary Ellen McCarthy Barbara Krammer Marllyn Jensen Betty Movtsette Enleen Kodada Mary Sulllvan Mary Ann Overland Loretta Strobel Beverly McDonough Second row Mary Delmedtco Marlys Deeg Vnrglnea Ferrara Mary Ernste Rosemary Bledug Lee Schaeffer Mlss Sommer Cath ne Plumbo Audrey T rvvedovt Jean Cholotan Connle McCarton SEPTEMBER The Library Club was one ot the Hrst to organuze Twenty four bookvvorms Including myself are th members We elected Marilyn Jensen president Catherine Plumbo vlce pres: dent atd Betty Rlccl secretary and also reasurer IU case we have any mane that needs taking care ol DECEMBER Our monthly meetrngs have b cn Going very successtully We had a Christmas party to celebrate the comlng of Santa Claus JUNE We ended a busy year and to make sure that future clubs wouldnt loraet we also gate a gulf to pro mote a better library Betty Rlcct Betty Rcct Mary Ellen McCarthy Delores Omanslcy Beverly Strom Cathe mc PIL l Mary Sullnvan ICQ, C OUT' 5 QQ' 104 -A is l' ' . ' . , ' . 5 . 3 l A S l 2 , .V A , , s 1 5 , D - - ., 1 1 1- .S x V . , . , , 1 . ' - I ' g ,U 1 , ' , a ' ' ' E ,, f 6 v l 5 V VNC c' as 4 L I Delores Omanslcy, Pat Thomas, Beverly Strom, Margaret Brennan, Jean Sauro. First row: Carol Wheeler, Delores McKlnnev, ' V , ' ', er? , r U ' , ' 4 . , Q .y V . , , u C .T , , , , .. F I 1 I ' l' 3 1 . , ' ' 1 7 , ' sv Q us, X ' - 1 3 I, , It , f' 1 mlm, Q 1 l ICE. WN 5 . up Q ua 9 1 v 1 ba.: za V -f MAY I wasnt nervous at least not MASQIJE Er c:AvEL Top row Jean Lauer Doug Helden each Ken Elltson Don Dougherty Jarold Verner Duck Ryan Dtclc Hennnnger Barbara Brown Thlrd row Jackwe Couture Chester Larson Karen Hazel Betty Ylvnsalcer JoAnne Elclund Janet Vogt Tom Auge Second row Barbara Stratt Darlene Stromeyer Janet JeFferson Dorothy Rose Marxan Gelhaye Janet Carr Sora Jean McKenna Janrce Oestreuch First row Joan Morcotte Beverly Wnlktns Lots Herrnges Muss Mahood Marnan Wtnkler Audre, Terwedovv Betty Mannnng DECEMBER Oh' Ohl Today l was mat: ated along with seventeen other new members at the tlrst annual unttlatnon JANUARY I survlved lnttnatlon to part: clpate IH our first socual acttvuty We warned the weatherman IU plenty of tlme that we wanted good weather tor our sleughrtde All twenty eught bo,s and girls had a wonderful tlme Jamce Oestrench Janet Carr Dorothy Rose very We gave the Sensor Masque and Gavel class play JUNE To make sure that Monroe doesnt forget us we annually contrnbute some thmg to the school usually stage equup ment Instead ot carving our names on desks Janlce Oestrelch Mt Page forty Eve 4' J I K S. 4 0 5 J- S I . .. l , - 5 .. 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V1 , , J sd ,, 1 t N ., , l l J le -A ,A ' I r rf ' A N ' ' l Janet Jetterson Doug Heuclenreuch SEPTEMBER Well h e ae all of throughout the year and then at some SCIENCE CLUB uw f Top row Carlyle MacVey Mlroslav Verner Wayne Johnson Don Dougherty Bull Ptkal Doug Heudenreuch Rnchard Wedel' Secord row Monde Veach Wesley Suhr Duck Post Ken Rt clc Dtck Stenchen Gerald McLay Mass Sullwvan Flrst row Bev erly Netterhus Chester Larson Mary Ann Horalc Betty Sanko vltz Vnolet Hoverson Mary Lou Trrerwenler sclentlflcally minded students again thus year r ady to go We elected our off cers and those people turned out to be Presldent Douglas Heldenrelch Vice President Miroslav Verner Secretary Mary Ann Horak and Treasurer Ruchard Post Mnss Helen Sullivan IS our advlser We have a protect that we work on trme during the year we present the protect to the club MARCH After the meetrng last January at Hamline Unlversuty we could hardly walt for the Sectronal State Meeting at Macalester College These state meet lngs are really prellmunarles for the state wade conventions Mary Ann Horak Mary Lou Trnerweuler Betty Sankovt Ken Rneclc Chester Larson P ge forty s x rw iv O EL, 4, I J , Q . , I U 4 Q l L .' - i f A 5 T gt m q ,A 3 ' y ' A l 2 'V L Vi. 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F f ff .5 'fill LATIN CLUB 0 Top row Ketth Nelson Bull Pnkal Jerry Verner Don Dougherty Ken Schoen Ken Elltson Douglas Heldenretch Joanne Ek lurd Thtrd row Karen Hazel Kathertne Berger Tom Auger Sue Melbastad Jtm Taylor Roy Woodhouse Dumntrt Kalfas Pat McGroler Betty Ylvnsaker Second row Janet Vogt Mary Ann Horak Marne Schnelle Don Ylvtsalcer Mary Ann Peter son Helen Bergstrom Ma lene Carskoden Delores Omansky Flrst row Barbara Pahl Mary Ann Kratophnl Mary Drummond Jantne Elofson Mass Korfhage Many Wenmer Marcta Ram ey Ray Marsh Shnrley Fruscello SEPTEMBER We dectded to meet on the econd and fourth Tuesdays of each month at the homes of our members We novv have a membership at thirty two Th-s membershlp includes former Latun students too Muss Korthage IS our adviser Marana Ramsay Mary J 2 f AQ PM DECEMBER Our Chrtstmas program was headltned by the celebratlon Saturnalla APRIL T7 23 This was Latnn week and we made many preparatlons MAY 24 The Latin banquet the climax of our years program was held Mary Ann Horak Ann Horak Don Dougherty Doug Hevdenreuch .laro Verner 4,1 A Page forty seven ' . f ii 'G ' ' Q L. l jx ' Y T V ' A , '75, Q .14 ! y i i mira' iq A Q A 4 ffl' ' , , , ' ' , ld , I ,, s J .- , 9 ' ' K.,-,.o ,f .gn 1 ' 7 lo . X' , S sr ' . f ! f t, X 'xx 5 k Tx X t X V MAC CLUB Top row Ed Kauthold Jerry Bertram Don Zrslcovslcy Bernard Klasen Ruchard Rueclcer Gene Lauer Pat McGrod r Carl Marlcell Fourth row Phoebe Sptcka Dave Prolcop Ve nona Newman Lenore Mudgette Jerome Fearing Pot Moron Earl Oscarson Lyane Valentine Joseph OBrten Thrrd row Jo Alfonso Nadrne Lang Betty Lou Skrukrud Mary Ann Garvey Ross Martrn John Crarnsre Donna l.eMay Janet Boucher Carol Schermerhorn Second row Audrey Kruger Marrlyn Suhr Mary Drummond Carol Kunz Judy Anderson Jane Moe Dorls Ferguson Harrret Getterz Mass Paro Flrst row Barbara Meyer Beve ly Smrth Jtm Ntlsson Jerome Fontatne Aluce Bau r Standing JANUARY Jerry Fontaine our president presided as we launched plans for our years activities Jrm Nrlsson our treas urer sold that our balance while not qurte enough to buy a Rembrandt was stall a substantial Sl837 FEBRUARY It you see any Mac member anxlously phontng the weatherman dont Betty Johnson Shlrley Maller Kathertne Barnes be alarmed Hes only orderrng some snow tor our pendlng slerghrtde MAY More mustard please' Our an nual plcnrc was launched with Mary Drummond and Marulyn Suhr rn charge JUNE All Mac seniors are loolang hope ful A S5 OO award goes to the sensor who contrrbuted most to the art classes Alrce Bauer Jtm Nrlsson Bob Yanlcoytc Seated Jerry Fontatne Alnce Bauer WF' 53? Page forty e ght rr, H ' 'S m Y g ' J JB A W LS MONITOR 'QC I op row Dave McKenna Don M al Dclc Rue 4 ce Deeg Dtclf Wtlltams Ray Maas Jtrn Gagmer John Bank T nr r w Lass Herrlges Bert, Ylfrsakcr orraure Nu er 'ack Rcsen Martln DesLaurters Herb Barott Gene Lauer Donna Voct Betty Donovan Furst row Delores Hanson R nold Slsarda B b S ngle Mtss Myers T rr Klnegl lone Denaul Etleen Brown 12-flu! 4 mflif I tif I ...I SEPTEMBER I gust goT rny assignments from the editors Ill sTarT work now ID sTead of vvamng Tor The deadline NOVEMBER On Thursday we puT OUT our Thanksgiving Issue Vtfe goT The gal leys back Monday and everything seems To be going Hne MARCH Our staTe has rcachcd thc rupc old age of a hundred and we dad our blT by puTTlng ouT a cenTenntal Issue JUNE School ns out Tomorrow IT doesnt seem possible that thus year as oyer al ready' Miss Sarah Myers our eTTTclenT adviser sighed wlTh rellel as The lasT Issue went out Dave McKenna Betty Ylytsalcer R xy 'vlaa Janet Vogt A Page forty nw I I f . ' is 5 , E I I F ,-5 I 4 I , 1- 5 We J. f, f Ir Q L I A Hg I X K4 sd . x R , ' Q N. , '- . ks ' - .1 G ' ' , 4 I- l 6 5 I z 6 4 5 , -' , I I' C ' l 1 bv .. -- B . .3 I ' , Q. If ' I I I t I T : , e 1, I -cl er, PA? , , , ' , 3. h' d o 1 ' ' ., X I H cll , J , ' , , , Halcarlne. Second row: Marlys Decg, Marge Brennan, Glorua Staclcland, Lyane Valentrnc, Martlyn Jensen, Rose Deziel, Janet 3 , . A 1 ' , O , o ta r , f , o e , t, , , . . . . , ' rt t 5, ,WI Jvc, I. I ,uf nf 'kd T' J ,X ll ,, W. , g N, .E -1 7 X A4'7 C! xi N 2 x Fx y I I x N 1. pc sf X xr I J fish QA I ,gxl rf' ik -. 5 'B.sL ' A CHOIR A - A 4 A an - cl ll-itll Top row Alan Davts Duck Durgtn Jack Healy .ltm Taylor Gene Glaroton Jack Wardell Felton Matlttson Don MeaJ Gene Cnlek Jerry McLay Mnke Dandrea Fourth row Ramona Dtckey Barbara Brown Shtrley Fnnnegon Donna Marston Nancy Knault Mary Lou Magers Betty Lou Coates Mary Ann Detnema Glorto Anderson Margle Ltbby Emma Lou Mttchelt Third row Janette Knsslnnger Mary Lou Trlerwenler Phyllts Rykel Pat Thomas Connte Flynn Janet Carr Mary Ellen McCarthy Dorothy Rose Lorratne Skubtnna Carol Kunz Dave McKenna Second row Rene Thul Pat OLaughlnn Sue Sorenson Jantce Oestretclw Ardeth .lelnnek Barbara Straut lone Denault Arlene Nechodom Pat ONeul Mass McLeer Furs? row Mary Hamtl ton Beverly Sandqunst Lols Latham Delores Hanson Ruth Katsersatt Sue Larson Marlon Wnnkler Vlrgtnta Exner Louise Bergmann Q J 'L ,Q ew Y 2 V K V7 nl W-:gtg y. ly we-PM SEP EMBER I was deltglvted to be cnosen as a member ot Mtss Rose Mcleer s A cnotr Students arc selected from the B cnotr OCTOBER Anyone passtng room 3ll can ncar Us Assocmatton id EMBER Vfc sm Q lwrtstncxs songs at c vtcetln n Q wa t sctoo L Tlf c cn Wooly Wet M1 bocgrt o to e Q M moe co tor n tne co rancn operetta Meet Artzona 19 J l rw lb? . xl t , :tj X 6 S3 ! J 1 H K G: I an ,x 3 I K K E T : ' V E C - R A' as we practice datly for the Mtnnesoto Education A. V 1 . W l t DEC :w:,'C.1.. - 2?-'Q Q1 :ng Pgtrl l-lQ:ClClTCfel Assoctatton ana tn tlwe l lls q - l l. APRI: ti mll zdl' P, cs 'Q t the 5 Q, t tne ,o ' 1-d' to N tn ' l de e ft:-' R BOYS' e1 GIRLS' CLEE CLuB ' l.. l all T p row George Hayek Rnchard Owens Jrrn Taylor Eugene Glaraton .lack Warcell Felton Mathuson Ronald StefTans Ru dolph Dunn Thrrd row Gllbert Barott Howard Salusbury Donald Mead Jack Healy Make Contnnelln Gene Cllek Ella Romero Second row Ross Martun Alan Dams Leonard Prtener Gordon Doertng Robert Foster Wayne Rensche Rnchard Durgtn Mnce Dandrea First row Joe Sauro Wlllrarn Roesler Ray Ktsslrnger Mtss McLeer Gerald McLay Douglas McKan non Gerald Mller Tony LaTessa Top row Gloula Anderson Hrldegard Graves Donna Mar ton Jean Harrnngton Nancy Knault Mary Lou Mager Carol Nelson Betty Lou Coates Elawne Gates Shurlef Frnnegan Barbara Brown Marge Lubby Fourth row Carol Kunz Lorraune Keller Dorcus Nasch Mary Ellen McCarthy Connle Flynn Shrrley Svoboda Emma Lau Mttchell Mary Ann Traynor Pat Thomas .lanett Carr Lorranne Eckstrorn Lorrawne Skubunna Pat OLaughln Third row Delores Marlano lone Denault Carol , arrona Dckey Dorothy R se ay nn enema y y Mary ou Tretweuer Ar t Jerne Janette rss It ger Phyl Ell Arlene Necadun Lous Bergman Second row Beverly Sandquwst Sue Larson Mat Bour Marnlyn Ntchol son Sue Sor nson Rene Thul Pat ONetI Jean Cholo an Luculle Memer Barbara Strart Ruth Katsersatt Mrss McLeer Flrst row Mary Harnrlton Mary Delmeduco Barbara Chrtst nsen Ann Guse Lots Latham Delores Hanson Norton Wtnkler Jannce Oestretch Marlys Gropp Dorothy Ertck on Vrrgrnta Exner Jacquelyn Bragdon SEPTEMBER Our boys and gurls glee club as portant too We have been chosen from the A and B chours APRIL We also sang IH the operetta JUNE To polish off our rnuslcal year we sang or 'he graduatlon exercises Page fifty one s ' .Z . , 1.5 '- 5 if 3 4 .s 4 W .- 5 fn T 5 ' .10 N s4 1 1 ff' : U F ,, Li' . 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BAD 'C' Marlys Coodhue Tom Auger Dorothy Vavra Joe Pltzl Sanford Cook Darlene Dunbar Larry MAdams P ul All Cha les Guetschotcf Elarne Dunbar Frank Noxak De mar Srangohr Lorraine Plkal Jrr laulst e Du n Ro er Vrck Wayne Boerger Roger Ernckson Larry Schultz SEPTEMBER Wrth sweat and blood namely Mr Blood our band director Monroe prepared for the task of launch :ng a band NOVEMBER We re really making pro gress We were nervous when we played at our Hrst assembly but we dld well considering how green we were JANUARY We hut up o the brilliant Idea at havtng Tag Day at Monroe to ra se money for badly needed new IH st .nr-ents Mr Blood says hes looking forvard conhdently to a twenty flye p ece band by the end at the year YXAQ ,- xvvtlj 3 J QQBM ' . ' l f 4 ' , Q t llnf L 1 K V x r 1' Q ' . A f- . , , g 4 1 l Q f L L x w I ' V gy L , f ' r ' ' if W ' i - ' H4 - V L L t ' N M a Q: r f V ' I 1 . 3 Standing, left to right: Morlys Solke, Jlm Cane, Myron LaFor7e, Douglas Ness, Bert Dahltn, Mr. Blood. Seated, left to right: I ' r r 1 r r , ' C , C! lSOY7, r L , ' ', , l T , ' A , 9 y Tll- ' , J rry ba, LJ ' . , L , I 1 V1 I I NX 7 ff, f x r A l A . - JN X Mil r C L t Y l Y : xx V DTD ,lfxf W l MVV Y-TEE S Q' Top row Dlanne Merrnll Mary Ann Horalc Beverly Wtterhus Sue Melbostad Carmen Polos Mary Ann Peterson Jaclcue Couture Marlene Carslcaden Thnrd row Carol Kunz anune Elofson Harrnet Getterz Barbara Dahn Marlorue Lubby Lorrame Skubunna Donna Evanson Phyllis Rykel Second row Be erly Wnlluns Loss Herruges Barbara STrant Janette K slnnger Glorua Felstow Nancy Brown Marlys Grapp Reba Barry Furs! row Joanne Marcotte Shlrley Fruscello Connne McCarTon Mnss Korfhage Marnan Wnnkler Marcna Ramsey PaT Band SEPTEMBER Ofllcers were nom1naTed and duly elected and we enthusrasncally launched unto our plans for The coming year DECEMBER Wlth Santa Claus and sub zero Tempe-raTures came our very suc cessful Cnr strnas dance MARCH In The boys gym we had a Sl Pafrncks Day dance and noThlng but The w a mg ol The green was ToIeraTed JUNE To pollsh off The year nn Hne sTyle a banquet for mothers and doughTers was hela followed by a pncnuc Janine Elofson Janette Klssllnger Sue Melbostad Lots Herruges Janune Elofson pw r,. .1 P4 an fi T xX Page flfty three l i l l 'fe f Q, l l l T ly 'I , 5 V -. 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' ' 'MI C Y ' ,, 1 K rr 1 I gif ' 1 26 f , X v DOCTRINE STAFF Y' WJ Top row Duck Post Kelth Nelson Mnroslav Verner Ruchard Ruecker Gene Lauer Douglas Heldenreuch Bob Yankovec Secord row Ramona Duren Mary Ann Traynor Karen Hazel Pa McGroder Lyane Valentune Connne Flynn Fnrst row Betty Man nnng Betty Donovan Aluce Melbostad Janet Boucher lone Denault Lucnlle Menter Vnvnan Fabto SEPTEMBER Well here I am wtth pen cxls and wuts sharpened to tackle our annual This year the work IS divided Into seven departments the art stat? the senror staft the soclal staFf sports staft the undergraduate the .aculty and the tlnancual departments JANUARY lm working luke a beaver l didnt realnze how much work goes into that book I hope Barbara has those cartoons ready JUNE Annual day' According to us Its the best annual put out but we may be preludnced a little Standnrg Mnchael Latessa Gene Lauer Bob Yankovec Furs? row Betty Lau Slcrukrud Lyane Valenttne Janet Boucher Jerry Fontalne Purge Hty our DCcTu I aNfm -I' M I . ' w . v 'f J i ' Q V t J , J J 2 5 ' 1 - - 1' ' : 7 'S 3 V 9 , -if v N-' 4 My ' Xl l 4 - x 3 4, n A' sv 'Q . . s- V V . ' 5 . 1' Y : , , , T , I , I - ' 1 ' . . , . . 1 I I - . . . . - I - - . , , Y I . . . ' 1 ll I ' I 1 . I r f , 1 , i ttmf - 1 IQ, Cx,-LLb.,1 vis. a Wx -X r . --f DOCTRIN E STAFF cf Q? 'C7 -wr 6 Q Top row Arlene Llslca Herb Barrot Jerry Fontaune Joe Turnlng Tad Voss Jerry Fearnng Nlck Lalessa Second row Marge Rosf Hawley Janet Jefferson lorralne Slnulmtna Bef Storm Elame Rlpley NOVEMBER Were stall goung strong and we surely worked hard Now we are due tor a short rest during Thanks gnvnng FEBRUARY Pnctures galore came yester day Mike and Gene started to sort Eve DOCTRINE EDITORS hundred and titty three QICTUFSQ nt thenr proper places MAY Paste' Scissors' Cut' Re pastel Pull out' Razors' Rulersl and more pase Then the bug moment has arrlved l-loo rayl lts all overl We have beaten the dead line tor once' Marge Raymond Janet Jefferson Gene Lauer June Morgan Loss Herruges Altce Melbostad DEADLINE MARCH 1 ,C Qs CQAEQV W4 2 l v W I E Page fifty Eve W r l f J J ll' . e . .lg L .. 4 A J A V j , Qi , L 51 3 ' wh ., 5 4 .V .. V e .F F6 ' 1 l 1 ' ,B A' 9 4. 9 '- 6 ' 6 3 A W , s , fi' J L x F t A ' ,. 4 a ll J 'I Y, r - 5 ' . Raymond, Tom Auger, Jerry Goulah, June Morgan, lMC:ry Sullivanl, Betty Lou Skrukrud, First row: Bev Vllilkins, Lois Flerrlges, z ' ' ' , , - ' - i O ' . . . T l - I I 1 . - J' V lv , Q J 'In 3 A. lfl A Q 6 ' - I, as '72 E. - ,- , ,e 1 5 fr as 5: l : 1 L JN K JN 1' - lf 5 X l Q lxs- F fy X .F R t FF fi.- A K , f 1 'l , My A .-A , jig.,- 1 , f! ,J , ' 1 v I fr ' , 'f 'f n Q f I I ,ff 1 ' WW X-,I ii SE, 'f in-ft? K0 cg- fl Ac K X11 I X X -.RQ T'- N K, -?'T '2'N X' . x vff, Q f I4 ex ju - 3 X Q' 5 : k 1 4 N IL I XX 35,4 if? E51 'f '- 1' 6' 1 0 '-I X, 1 .W ' I X 7' 4 I jk 1' , , 1 D fZ 1 X ' 9 4 B m x I N f 'I . 1 A , X 0 , J X Q 5 Xu, xg XLXN-df, X i .f 0. .1:' x'-4 -Y ' .,' ' 'J ' 9 png, :p 4,,. us' STA RTI .lock Wordell Keith Nelson Art Nllsson Bob Deeg Al Kellner Jer y Mcloy f V -N TI '9' l 5,v..x,.x-4' X Lb Left To rghi Herb Boroft couches Chorle m F Unk Zucco G O sonAT N550 H! 4 L lf W 9 11: 1 V, f xx 5-QR -X ski .N ' Rl ' H 9 V l r 'Q' I . ,EEN X- A 0' X r M' 4 1 , 5, F Q 1 oo' A B6 P ' i : , , S Sl mer, r , Fr nk .l lm , r il n. 1 ' 1 L 3 , 2 If ' 5 5 3 F f gf 5 f 3 Nr! V 19 'Y' 5 l l Right End Right Tackle e nockle Center Quart rbock Left Hollbcclc ELEVE Right Haltback Fullback Lett Guard Right Guard , Lett End YV Pictured above IS the gallant It not too vlctorlous Green Wave ot T948 The lane heaviest ID thf cuty ache to opposing coaches Jack Wardell the only Junuor starter and raw boned Red Dougherty out standnng athlete ot the cnty were terrors at the end posutnons The tackle posts were capably held down by Rugged Art Nllsson Luon ot the Lune and Tooth less Keith Nelson In hrs tlrst year ot combat Two hundred and forty pound Phil Bennett and Doug l-lendenrelch started at guards while receuvlng tre mendous assrstance from Devastatung Bob Deeg who struck horror IH the hearts of enemy lmemen The well oiled and fleet tooted backtleld raced tor many a touchdown under the brlllnant generalshup ot Al Kellner seasoned quarterback Ben Souster and Gerald McLay ot track tame were ludged by many to be the truckxest backs ID the cety The back Ing post was handled wlth BHTCISHCY by Herb Bar ott whose smashlng sortles unto the lrne garnered many valuable yards tor the men nn green All starters received excellent backsng from a host of capable reserves who made the team the well rounded smooth working machvne that rt was 1 A ff T -X 'ff ,X . J- T .ff 1 W JF boasted several stars. who caused many a head: ZZW' .I FDOTBALL A SQUAD 415 7 Top row Miroslav Verner Lowell Marlowe Jack Wardell Fred Peterka Don Dougherty Gerald Kaufer Russell Snd Rchaid Wedcll Charles Hamett Frank Johnson asst coach Fourth row Jarold Verner mgr Chuck Nadeau Tam Htelm Jom Woodley Howard Smith Joe Zskavskt Robert Anderson Bill Mandel Bill Holmbeck Third row Ed Morse Al Kelnei Carl Wiseman John Kline Gl Barrot Ronald McAfee Denis Swan Dave Prokop Elmer Swanson equipment mdnager Second row Frank Zucca coach Art Dwelly Dick Ack rman Richard Haugen Jack Rosen Gerald Cashill Tom Frld G rald Muay First row Jack Bergstrom Phil Bennett Keith Nelson Herb Barott Art Nilsson Bob Deeg Ben Souster Doug Helden reich ll ll g 9 , 1 v t 5, 1 .- Although the Green Wave started out the year with high spirits, it never really got hot all season The west end boys began the year by soundly trouncing an inexperienced Wilson club in a non-confer ence tilt. Some bad breaks and poor decisions lost three of the hrst four games for the Greenies, and they could only manage to tie a smaller Harding team. In the homecoming game the boys pushed Cen tral, which was to share in the city championship, to the limit before succumbing l3-7. In the next two tilts the Green-clad monsters found themselves on the winning end, when they nosed out a strong Mur ray aggregation, 7-6, and edged Humboldt, 6-O. ln the last game, however, the Monroe machine fell to pieces before a determined and much improved Washington club. Backheld standouts for the Greenies were speedy halfbacks Ben Souster, and Jerry McLay. Al Kellner, field general and place kicker, combined talents with pile-driving Herb Barrot. The l9O-lb. front wall, largest in the city boasted several stars. Red Dougherty, the city's outstanding end, Art Nilsson, rugged tackle and co l -.Ki ge to , S ' '- t. t's' 1 , , L - . 4' .r 4 'sig . JK 1 t X f I lf 4 ' - .5 ' - ' xg 'Q' F V H c. xV - :P A - flew x .75 - A fN X-V X ! captain and Bob Deeg rough and ready center 711, ,.f BD i. Q I JF y DL5 FOOTBALL B if C SQUADS .ff at l flu lf..rr u l Top row Ruchard Olwun Ted Albrecht Ed Fong Lawrence Peterson Bob Weudel Ruchard Hawlcuns Ed Blaus Gregg Weuss Dan Todora Thurd row Muroslav Verner Sam Cascalenda Gene Hosh Bob Reunsberg Jay Ruppberger Ed Conway Vern Mayer Gerald Saver Jarold Vcrner Second row Ted Schramm Bull Wennunger Mulne Contunellu Jack Hennunger Tony Du Guduo Duck Wade Ron Marston Bll OKasuck Mr Swanson Furst row Tom Olson Bull Baar Gary Kachunslcy Mr Summer Robert Luslca Henry Kramm Eugene Theulen Top row John Capp Rauph Hanson Don Cuaghcad ob E'luson Bob Vclc Second row Don Yollc. Ron Baclctucn Dar' Moe Davud Wulluamson Furst row Doug Ness Stan Macho ec Mr Wulson Gary Thcge John Meyer Up from the ranks of the B and C squads come the replacements for graduates of the Varsuty team The B and C squads are the traunung camps for future A squad stars Untul thus season there was only one traunung team whuch was the B squad But because there were so many unexperuenced freshmen and sophomores there had to be a splut Thus was done and the B and C squads were puloted by coaches Charles Summer and Bruce Wulson respectuvely Many of the players from these teams wull be good materual for the 'A squad Thus wull open an op portunuty for everyone to see lust exactly what thus splut has acccnnplushed The start of traununcu early un theur day of football us bound to rralce better athletes and sportsmen alulce These squads follow the same schedule as the Varsuty wuth a few more non conference games added to theur schedule Page suxty one 2 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 r . 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Top row Bull MerTz manager Howard Huber Bull Mandel Bob Gehan Bob Duerr manager Second row Bob Relnsberg Jay Rlppberger Jam Woodley Wayne Hrckey Blll WITT Charles Wallblorn coach Flrst row Gerald Cashlll Chuck Nadeau Gerald Kaufer Don DougherTy Carl Wlseman Davnd McKenna Gene Vorlrcky The 1948 49 baskeTball aggreganon led by Co CapTalns Don DougherTy and Carl Wise man had one of The mosT successful seasons under coach Chuck Wallblom The Greenies were Two mTnuTes away Trom Their TTrsT clTy T1Tle as They held a Two pornT quick baskeTs and a Tree Throw gave The Prexles a heard earned vlcTory This loss Threw The Greenles 1nTo a Three way Tue Tor The TlTle wuTh WashlngTon and l-lumboldT The Greenles were beaTen rn The Tlnals of The DISTFICT I5 Champlonshup by HurnboldTs Indians who wenT on To wan The sTaTe Champlonshrp Don DougherTy was honored on The all cTy Team Tor The second consecuhve season and Chuck Nadeau was placed aT a forward berTh on The second Team Coach Wallblom ns look mg Torward To a greaT season as eleven of The T7rsT TlTTeen men wall be reTurnung Monroe B cagers played Through a very successful season losung only Three games Thus Team IS composed of Treshmen and opho mares coached by Mr Charles Summer AlThough The boys were green and lnexperr enced They were a consTanT ThreaT To all op poslng Teams Thrs can be easuly acknowledged by Therr OuTsTandrng record NcxT years var slfy should be bclsTered by The brulluam shocT mg oT Them: up cnd connng sTars Coach XNall bloom rn recognmgn OT Therr ouTsTandTng per Tormance ee a ed Tocr The regulars To A squad berTh ll Il I T . x - cr, 1 L ' A . 5 S F lead over WashingTon's President When Two - I I . C . 1 I I ' y 1 I . s s. r :ge s'Af,-Two BASKETBALL B SQUAD Top row Fred Scbwob Ted Albrecnf Bob Condrf? Gene Vodxcko Mr Srmmer First row Bull Brandt Ron Morsfon Don Terwedovv Bull Boor Ron Lofgren Vern Moyer N. Y is gi J Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe 26 -v Breck ST Louu ork Osceolo ST Thorno Mpls Morsholl Homlune Frosh Cenfrcxl Melrose Cretan Jonnson Humboldt Morsboll Kosson Mecbonuc Arts Hordung Wrleon Murroy WosnungTor Woshburn Centro! Wosnrngton Humboldt Page srxfy three ll ll li 1 7 4 1 I T ' to 2 , I' ' ' i 4 3 fb ,B ' jp, 5 7 ' 6 f 5 'TY Q4 5237 2710 Q ex Lf, V - E P 7 T Q3 , 1 ki? dns 42 17 46 . 's P 33 49 43 41 . S 49 37 . 5O 33 ' 52 41 28 59 46 30 ' 43 27 ' 29 34 32 39 24 46 37 47 ' 32 41 ' 28 27 ' , 19 38 32 31 ' -1 33 35 44 38 36 32 ' 1 30 . 29 ' HOCKEY Top row Jack Stelgaul Don Black Robert Frank Johnson coach Gulbert Barrot Bll ala Bertram Jack Rosen Robert Borrnan Although the Monroe Green Wave outstanding season they dvd have 4 , 1 . Q 5 Weaell Jack Wardell Art Dwelly Fred Znerner Don Craughead Sccond row Holmbeck Joe Zu kovsk Bruce Jensen Bull Cushman Bob Urban First row Ger Herb Baurot Rrctard Wedell pucksters dld not have an stalwarts ID all posltlons Duck Wedell and Ace Jensen ln the nets Capt Herb barrot Q Bob Borman Blll Holrnbeck Gill Barrot Bob Wedell Jack War 92 dell Don Black Bull Cushman and Jack Stengaut at the tor wards and brulslng detensernen In Jerry Bertram Jack Rosen l and Bob Wuttman Because ot lnexperlence Monroe dd not cllclc as a unit Only tour lettermen returned trorn the year 'l betore and only toward the end ot the season dad they work as a tearn but next year there will be ten lettermen to start oft the year ifsliwl 'mb fx ea 4 si BASEBALL than was antucupated when the Monroe Greenles broke Wash tngtons and Central s undefeated record Bob Peselq patched a no hltter agalnst Murray and Pat McCarthy won all cuty tltle tor Monroe Marshall l-lgh School was lr pt out of the play oft by bad u ln lost g NO gan s t year ecnt startung tront scratch with Freshman an Sophorno e r lC ycrs Coach Vlfnlsgr l tk thf team .Nlll uphold the dvamond reputaton O Mon 0 I J A , , ' , i , 's i, , ' , . A ' : I - - ' 1 ' l ' l I hx' . . ' ' t X Q 'J .t A I A 1 ,X A y B - ' ' I at ' Q . - ,, lx I e ' ' in W ' XXB ,, lt was a satisfying season last year, whlch was more successful l A I I l . O1 at - ' ' r A l' L E . e , - S F l Clc J Qn t' te . V ji The 's te: , is ., ' A - d K N l, 1 Tzu 5 J A X ' K l l 1' t r e. Vs: 2: : .Hfiilur SWIMMING ,W Z S . l l , 2 Left to nght Roy Gonscwskr Ball Wrnnunger Bob Thompson Drmutrr Kaltas Robert Yankovec Howard Smtth James Taylor Jarold Verrer as xsw, tg-DI-DTT The 48 49 swrmmung team under the leadershrp of Captaln cuty conference The orrllrant breast strokrng of Howte Smith and the great back stroking ot Jrm Taylor placed the tankers as one of the greatest threats to thus years teams rn the con erence Howard Smuth boosted the squad wuth has best season by ettnng a new city record for the breast stroke Also wrth Smuth and Taylor an the crty flnals was Dumltr: Kaltus who placed well rn the tree style A few other pount getters on the team were Ray Gerst Roy Gonsowskl Bob Thompson Jerry Verner and Roger Ostermann The returnrng lettermen who wrll be un prrme condltlor next season are taylor Gan wosku Thompson and Verner Smrth was the only one from Monroe to swam an the state flnals Unaer the great strann ot being Ill before the meet he swam has best and took a third In the lOO yard breast stroke and this enabled Monroe to take tenth place un the state meet Dage srxty five T w ' 2 - T 1 l' il ll 1 I -H07 J 6 T5 9 2 L K N Y Tb-E Howie Smith led the Greenie mermen to a second place in the CROSS COUNTRY wma: howto: 'Wl 'f DM 1 Top row James Yorusso Ronald Menard Charles Wallblom coach Bll Cushman Francs Kroll Furst row Jack Vota Ed Kaufhold Ed Smth Alfred Clemens Donald Johnson Bll Whte N This year s Cross Country team drd especual ly well I0 keeping Monroes name IU the llmeloght Although ending rn third place the team beat such favorltes as Johnson Central and Mechanic Arts ln Captaur Bull Whlte the Greenies boasted the best harrner IH the Clty Conference Other mem bers of the team which turned un note worthy performances were Al Clemens Ed Kaufhold Ed Smuth Jum Yarruso Fran Kroll Bull Cushman and Wayne Rlesche t l l Page suxty sxx 5, E2 Z3 . 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J ,B TRACK Top row Bob Duerr Carl Wusenan Duck Durkee Fred Peteuka Gerald Kaufer Chuck Nadeau Ted Albrecht Thurd row Ross Martnn Bob Anderson John Banks Doug Heudenrench Lowell Marlowe Alfred Clemens Ben Souster Charles Wollblom coach Second row Davnd Carlson Ed Kauthold Jerry Klme Gene Vorlucky Art Dwelly Fnrst row Jerry McLay BrllWh1te Bob Gehan Dave Prokop Wnlhorn OBr+en Froncus Kroll ? f r! ,Ol Monroe s 1949 track squad ns agann a poten tual threat for the tltle as xt has eight return mg letterrnen back from a team which took second place IH the clty last year Under the watchful eye ot Coach Charles Wallblom the clndermen are dvvlded up unto two groups Sensor Varsity and Junuor Varsrty which glves freshmen and sopho mares a better chance to make the team The thlnclads wnll be led by Bull Whlte a feteran muler Ben Souster and Jerry Mcl.ay remnants of last years relay team whnch took the title an the dashes and Bob Duerr ace middle distance runner All ot these boys were cnted with Individual honors In the clty meet Page snxty seven t l - 1 f 1 I - I 1 1 1 I on Z f ' M X of . . S , , X I I I , . , , CYMNASTS -Q y qi 5 Top Tony Latessa Third row Rnchard Wngglns Chas Guetscheff Rlchard Gullmaster Bull Oliaslclc Clarence Nohava Wayne Hnclcey Ross Martm Second row Bob Flccaderm Joe Alfonso Fnrst row Mnrsolav Verner Bob Stangl Jarold Verner Top row Gene Cnlek Earl Oscarson Henry Gerald McLay This year Monroe was the domunant power In cuty gymnastic clrcles Thus year was the flrst year gyrnnastncs became a rnalo sport Monroe capped three out of four cty champtonshups and placed second nn the fourth duylsnon D class as usual came out on top for the fourth straught year B class also took first whsle C was takung a second to add enough pounts to the B and D totals to assure Monroe of the tlrt allaround city gymnastic chantpuon ference competutlon The B team was led by Henry Kramrn who took hrst ln th horse and second In parallel bar contpetltlcn and also capped state honors on the hor e and karl Oscarson who captured hrsts on the horlzontal and parallel bars Gene allele rec second places dldnt hurt the causc tw elther he Greenle nusc enten s Of vt Q 1 l r .wet nt QC l TECH C T 6 af qc aced wnthln the flrst elght ean e ght l lg BLS v- 1 . U. Kramm Furs? row S Q -- V ' i . - . . r 5 D I ' ' ' ll ll t H f, Eg. Z in - 11 11 - tl 1. I ' 1 - H ,, It rf r 1 S - ' ' A- ' - ? 5 B i ship given. Monroe was undefeated In con- I l X -- , H - ' - 53 A ,f ' t ,, M i in l 2 , L, 4 QW 'K v W. V ., V SB, v F ' LJ ' ,. fe- f ,. s .ln , W H t I M cry' .T ' w-,l- 's,h V- lng l the ,tcte and N3 th 5 see? .-.cts al, lnp ,,'.', in whlch all hre Lew- pl , ' ' ' t , ,' 7 wg, ' B - -' , M .5 sage . ty' '-s WRESTLING Top row Bob Rexdel Peter Huehn Ross Martin Tonv Latessa Al Kelrier FWS' 'OW B'll Wh e B'll Mefll Tom Hlelm Chuck Nadeau Frank Zucco Ed Kaufhold Gene Cilek On th mat Dawn DoU9 Heldenrelch on TOP Kelfli Nelson Top row Bully Koren Fourth row Ray Marsh Peter Letch Gerald Miller Gerald Gonsowsku Third row Elmer Guetschott Terry Sweeney Allen Wagner Second row Eugene Siwald Robert Thompson Roger Peabody Alan Hultgren Hugh Frazier Myron LaForte First row Bob McDonald Richard Kramm Chuck Fisher Dennis Hale Roy Woodhouse Richard Lowe Gerald Kline The Annual Red Cross Wrestling tour nament was again a terrific success Frank Zucco this event has become one of the years favorite attractions The contestants were divided into three weight classes and put through a series of elimination matches until the winner ot each group was de termlned Because of the exception ally large turnout this year the wrest lers deserve much credit for patience and hard work in preparing tor their events Coach Zucco felt that this years Crop of Champions were the best the school has ever had Each of the winners received a medal The following boys were champs ID their classes Howard Marcotte Tony La tessa Charles Johnson Clarence No hava Bill VVhite Arnold Keech Dick Kramm Sam Cascalenda Charles Nadeau Richard Kalwrtter Al Kellner, and Doug Heldenrelch lg a 2 Page Sixty nine Y ' I ' l. , 5 ' F f 'Q t t A r l il T li i ' 2 4 4 T i' l g - ' A T 1 1 2 T - . 2 1 l T C . Afffff ,F vm- F lm , 1' 'T A ' Under the inspiring direction of Coach ' gt , l . U . , i- e' 1+ 1 1 f X Q N4 A 5 .F TENNIS GOLF -'-N1 Top row Jaclc Lueben Jay Ruppberger Bob Reunsberg M Summer Furst row Duck Toenues Bob Stangl Keuth Nelson Joe Alfonso Top row Charles Putts Mr Zucco l-loward Huber Donald Ylvu aker Furst row Larry Horned Mar f Ellu son Duclc Aronson Robert Leaf Ed l-lampl Page seve Thus year s tennus team wull be strengthened by The return ot lOur lettermen Bob Stangl Keuth Nelson Joe Alfonso and Lloyd Vel ure As has been the case un other ports a B squad has been added un tennus rnakung room for greater group partucupa tuon nly us years golf team achueved good aver age un wunnung 5 out of 8 games The stand out ot the team were Maryun Elluson Larry Harrued and Howard Huber The squad was duvuded unto A and B squad thus guvung a chance for greater partucupotuon as well as developung more materual , R 3 it In A , 3 ,, c Q ' : My A ' A ' ,Z . . 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CLUB 9 lil 1411- 12111151 Top row Bob Frccadentr Ben Soaster Bob Duerr Carl Wrgeman Mrroslav Verner ,larold Verner Bob Yankovnc Howard Smrth Gerald Cashull Third row Mr Frank Zucco Ross Mortm Jack Rosen Herb Barott Bob Wedell Jerome Fantaune Bob Stangle Chuck Nadeau Bull Whnte Mr Adrran Barrl Second row Joe Alfonso Earl Oscarson Gene Vorlacky Kenth Nel an Rrchard GIllmGS16V Hugh Frazer Wayne Rersche Bull OKasrck Furs? row Tony LaTessa Bull Krnppenberg Clarence Nohava Tom Frrd Doug Helden erch Jtm Keller Roy Gonsowslm Top row Ed Hampl Pat Gaughan Ar Kerlner Art Nnlson Don Dougherty Bob Deeg Fred Peterka Rnchard Wedell Third row Phnl Bennett Al Clemens Ray Gerst Joe Zrskovslcy Lary Horned Gene Crlek Drmntrn Kaltas Second row Rrchard Wugguns Dennus Schwab Henry Kramm Gerald McLay Ed Kaufhold .hm Cam Howard Huber Froncus Krall First row Wayne Huckey Charles Guetschoh Dave Prolcop Bob Duerr Ron Skarda Gary Kobnlka Don Black The Monroe M club had nts begrnnung In roe students that earned a letter from 1937 1937 lt now boasts the honor of being the up untrl the present tlme are members largest club un Monroe In Its ranks are over The only honorary member of the M' club sux hundred Monroe students past and pres rs the deceased Prof Norton who passed ent Memberships are for life and all Mon away In January 1947 Page seventy one Q . . . . , . . . . . . . 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I 43' Af A XX! .,f s if V, A X AQ' e x 'fa ' ?- 9 ,A GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Top raw Judy Anderson Janet Paulson Kay Kellor Donna Marston Rose Marie Maly Carmen Palas Arlene Luska Agnes Eucucek Marlys Soulce Jean Duckhausen Shirley Finnegan Betty Weugl Fourth row Sarah Jean McKenna Joan Harlush Janet Vogt Betty Poucher Emma Lou Mitchell Funuce Nadeau Jo Ann Eklund GAA Pres Janet Carr Marlene Cars Keller Marilyn Dormody Jo Anne VanLuth Mary Ann Huna Delores Kelly Barbara Dchn Mary Lou Weber Donna Mattex Jean Fabo Second row Barbara Pohl Darlene Dunbar Bette Libby Donna Phullups Marge Raymond Shurley Svoboda Elaine Ripley Margaret Brennan Nadure Lang Pat Wunfree Lorraine Skubunna Jannette Kusslunger First row Connie McCarton Jean Wheaton Jeanne Manula Carole Bu era Agnes Schreuner Miss Evelyn Haskell Mary Ann Yoswa Dorothy Erucks n Lois Latham Vivuan Fabio Mary Delmeduco Monroes largest gurls club the GAA has again proved utself to be one of the most popular organizations in the school Not only were sports avudly participated un but also many other activities and social events were provided Furst on The schedule was the annual Horne omung dance held un October Thus celebra tuon featured senuor Vuvuan Fabio who was crowned Queen of the testivutues by football co captains Herb Barott and Art Nilsson Two clty wide playdays were held at Monroe thus year At the playday teams from all the schools in the cuty take part un an elumunatuon tournament wuth one school acting as the host ln this way GAA members meet gurls from other schools Girls most active un each sport KWWDKW are e er uhe chosen tor teams initial playday at Monroe was un Decem with volleyball as the competitive sport Washington GA A ers came out on top In the second playday at Monroe the Mur ray team won over several hne teams Basket ball was the sport and the playday was held late un March On March 7 the seniors made a good show ing agaust the accurate shooting of the alumnu in a basketball game un the gurls gym The ina! score was alumnu l7 senuor I6 Page seventy tour I ' . I ty 3 1 . 7 tg ' l' Si I 1 f ,A 5 , Q A ' - 2 . l I 4 s ' 5' ' ' 1: X 4 1 fl . A . .X 5 ., , I 0 ' , . 1 . , D '- v' '- ' 4. . N .4 . 6 2 , L' ff' Q 1 ' ' u V it Y J f u A uf 4 i 1 1 e - l W' A u l kaden, Noreen Kehoe, Lois Reinhardt, Barbara, Krammer. Third row: Lorraine Pikal, Audrey Deery, Gerry Stein, Lorraine i . : I 4 X ' . , . . I ' I . 1 . I - 1 u I 7' . . . Q U' ' . , . . , I 4 ' A V- r . I - :,:'r 1 Q ,tg ,- ' . , . I , - - f , . . Th . . . . - -r 4 1 . . , , GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSCCIATIO Top row Vnrgunna Colonna Elalne Gates Phoebe Spncka lanuce Healy Joan Howe Caryl Nelson Joanne falconrer Glorua Bod'ak Bet l-'ealy Pat Morgan June Morgan Mary Walsh Colleen Moore Fnfth row Kathryn Berger Janlce Oestrench Bev Crawley Lorraure Opa my Pat Th n Mary Ann Traynor Cammlla Flynn Mary Sullivan Gernaxre McCanr'e Joan Pedalty Carol Svoboda Mary Ann Garvey Marge Jaeger Fou th rcw Mannlyn Fo ter Revo Berry Carol Royce lore Denault Allce Bauer Mnss Evelyn Haskell Rose Morrussey Sylvua Enschens Vnrglnua Colonna Elaune Ethuer Beverly Schultz Jo ephlne Them Thxrd row Lucnlle Menuer Beverly Strom Jaclcze Coutue Pat Thomas Josephlne Rehak S Larson Be ty ohnson Cadry Marulyn Salzwedel Mary Bovy Rta Krey Los Herrrges Bef Wllklrs Marlon Wnnckler Barbara Donovan S Huttman Mary Lou Congdon Shurley Morrus Corrune Dougherty Joan .lansky First row Delores lnhofer Joan Marcotte Mary Lou Anderson Patrucna Walsh Barbara Meyer Ba b Alelllse lVGP9 OCOWVG Shtrley Frusc lla The GAA received Its tlrst Trophy when Its fx team won a volleyball playday held at Wash lngton In March The trophy was a volleyball whlch was presented at Washangton Team members were lone Denault Rose De zlel JoAnne Eklund Shirley Flnnegan Colleen Moore Eunece Nadeau and Joan Pedalty ,---' The GAA executive board which tor thus 5, 'ff' past year has ably handled responsibilities such as presiding over all meetings and hand lung the affairs ot the GAA was president JoAnne Eklund vuce president lone Denualt secretary Lucille Menler recordung secretary Sue Larson The GAA overnrght was held at the YMCA camp on the St Croix River The grrls boarded a bus on Friday att rnoon and traveled to Glovers Corners and then were picked up by a truck The weather was warm and the water won dertul tor swlmrnlng and canoeing They played softball and volleyball A pow wow was held un the evenung and they sang songs around the camptlre Alumnn members Pat Ward Delores Sweat land Mary Ann Schwartz were there along wuth Jo Ann Eklund Carmen Palos Sue Lar son and Marlene Carskaden They returned on Saturday afternoon ,..-f BLS Page seventy five I ' y l Y' ' ? isiigill V 'i 'Q I 3 -. B T ' , H im, v 0 A 'U ll 4 - . T i T kr , - : ,Y , ' . Q . 3-'12 1 ,yi ,eV- 1 11. H. 1 1 I U 1 . 1 . r - ' 2 , X, 1 . , ' . ' 1 ' . ' , t , ' r , 1 ' , ue , 1 J , Elaine Dunbar, Dose Dezlel, Mary Ernster, Betty Donovan, Lois Bohn, Marge Ensley. Second row: Patricia King, Dorothy , ' , , 2 , E ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' , , ue T V XT . l l Z . ' ' - l x 4 1 1 -1 1 ,f ' f ' ' ,, l . U l . Q. ' 1 Z Q -, - . . . - op ' V V . . . : l , 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' - 7 . ' ' . 9- 9 ' x , A 1 ,sl GD I - A , ' 1 1 -3 A . I I T T A I . V V . , V I CAA EXECUTIVE BOARD Top row Barbara Krammer Lots Reanhardt Nancy Knapton Coleen Moore Carmen Polos Shnrley Fnnnegan Lor ranne Skubunna Rose Colonna Bottom row Betty Donovan Beverly Strom Lucnlle Mnnner lone Denault JoAnne Eklund Sue Larsen Nadune Lang Shxrley Fruscello M Sssggn. :Finn 6914 V vt' f 9 'Z sex Paae e ent Members of the board whose duty tt ns to take over and plan the various sports were Lois Rennhardt football Carmen Palos basketball Shrrley Finnegan volleyball Shirley Fruscello tumbling Barbara Krammer bowling Colleen Moore swlmmlng Lorraine Skublnna tennis Nadine Lang badminton lrene OConnor hllang and Rose Colonna publrclty chalrman Other dutues of these sport leaders were to ap pount captams and to stnmulate Interest tor thenr sport Ever charmlng personality wut and Faculty ad vnsor was Mass Evelyn Haskell who helped greatly throughout the year Several letters were awarded to G A A mem bers thus year The e Included both the regular M and the all ctty M Only lunlors or sensors may recetve an M and only sensors an all ln order to get an M a gtrl must have l OOO potnts IH Q A A athletic contpetttton 75 posnts a e glven for each manor sport such a toot a asketball etc r w tc e I ar es lt her team shou wn s e would recetve lOO pounts ln sports such as htklng and swummtng 50 points are given The pesldent 1 credtted wtth 50 pounts w te boa d membe s get 25 IOO pomts a semester gtvet 0 wt a over at 5 port gtvet to o demonstratson . : . 5 ff A ' A ' t 1 ' ' , I nf 2 1 - h . t . 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',-stx CHEERLEADERS Jean Fabro Nadrne Lang Betty Wergel Barbara Anderson Rose Dezrel Betty Donovan Ardzth .lellunek Elarne Ether Sue Larsen Irene OConnor For an allcuty letter a gurl must have 500 ponnts besides her TOO She has to be active and faithful to collect these polnts Because there has been good cooperatlon and much Interest among members thus year the GAA has become an outstandrng club Monroes cheerleaders are chosen by a group representlng the student body There IS one person from every club Latln Sclence Quill and Scroll Ma que and Gavel GAA Rrtle M Macs Camera and Spanrsh who are on the rudgrng commrttee The gurls try out agarnst other students and are chosen accordrng to thelr character personallty coordrnatlon ap pearance and vorce Our cheerleaders attend all of the conference football and basketball games and some ot the non conference games There IS a great deal of preparatron that goes rnto cheerleadlng New cheers have to be made they have to work toward coordrnatron wlth each other and they have to practtce The cheerleaders help to arouse more school splrut and at the same time help to gtve the boys more conhdence and rt helps to encour age them The cheerleaders help to keep up an Interest In the game Each cheerleadr re celves a letter at the end of the year for doung hrs or her share as a cheerleader N LAW Page seventy seven l if I 1 If V rf 1 I I , - I - QI . . 1, . 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FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES	GENEALOGY ARCHIVE	REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

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