Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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A Y .J I KW xl' Jfnretnurh THE BIONROLOG OF 1928 IS THE COMBINED WVORK OF THE STAFFS OF THE TVVO GRADUATING CLASSES OF MONROE HIGH SCHOOL, JANUARY AND JUNE. AS ITS NAIVIE INDICATES IT IS A RECORD-VVRITTEN AND PICTORIAL OF THE MEMBERS OF THESE CLASSES AND OF THE CHIEF CLASS EVENTS IN 'XVHICH THEY TOOK PART. ehicatinn THE CLASSES JANUARY AND JUNE, 1928, DEDICATED THIS, THE SECOND ANNUAL EDITION OF THE MONROLOG TO VICE-PRINCIPAL CHARLES H. HOLZWARTH, PH. D. IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION OF HIS HELPFUL GUIDANCE, HIS UNDER- STANDING AND FRIENDSHIP, AND HIS SINCERE INTEREST IN THEIR ACTIVITIES. . iiiiligam I iillilii W 'xml 521. X P111 h, l xi, U I me W al ' r r, X Eau, f Will : ' ' 4' Ianni' .. 1 V' Q E 1 z lfy ' as QE'riJer nf Banks Faculty Seniors Organizations Sports Features H omerooms is .W f ef .U XM A V , Q- XgJf,. NN Nj S7 WWW, 1 is 3 58 ,fix 'Q was XLR, ' , :A ,I ' 1- 1 fngzqlfa 9 , 1 If, fQMmL9:m,fm Kq'I. g, Qi! V ' 1- 15'- N +R ki: V 5 f Mmlu I :Q 2:5 1 s-f 'jg E. Ku I W . QQWQSW ,J gX? s PHILLIP SCHNEIDER , I INIARY FARRELL 4 ' 1 . 1 ,Q - ' -,A-,,r,v,l,,,,,r1 , f'.,u - - v 2,12 jfacultp Zlhhisurs VVE, the members of the Senior Classes of lVIonroe High School, for the year Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-eight, express appreciation to the Faculty Advisors whose guid- ance, good will and generous co-operation have been a constant help to us, both as individuals and as a class organization. 8 Flzczzlzy L WVILLIAM E. LIANVLEY Z Q Principal ,f'M WILLIAM E. HAWLEY . . lvf fl CHARLES H. HoLzwARTH . JANE F. CAMERON . . . ELNORA MARTIN . . WVALTER J. VVILLIS MRS. CELIA WILLIS NLINERVA WVARNER . Christabel Abbott Charles Carver Helen Jones Grace Keim Ida. E. Kurzrock lNIrs. Ina, R. Lalvall Joseph Conroy Emily Beebe Helen Bradley Vllinifred Adrian Ida. Campbell Dayton Fleming . 25.2 ENGLISH GEORGE S. CARHART lNIae Leary Phedora Leete Katherine lVIa.nn Elizabeth llliddaugh Nlrs. Marjorie Morrison Helen O'C0nnell ANCIENT LANGUAGES OLIVE H. EIAXNVELL Florence NI. Farlow Sadye Furlong MODERN LANGUAGES CHARLES H. LIOLZNVARTH Henry Cardew Rena Dumas Lucile Hunt A SOCIAL STUDIE Charles Gates lNIrS. Ruth C. erro GRACE SCH V 9 . . Principal . . Vice-Principal A . I . Girls' Advisor . . . Visiting Teacher . . . Boys' Advisor . . . . . Secretary .?ff4,l.MMz Clerk hladgalin C. Schantz Elizabeth Schleyer Alice LI. Stevenson Mrs. Jennie Stolbrand u.u.L.A. lirs. Ruby H. Tallma e A Helen S. VVilliaIns Evelyn F. Wlestberg lXIrs. Othlie Rupert Evelyn VVaugl1 I 1V. , L- .iff-Niue .f,,-.JM se' Nlrsii J eanegzfgt rayer Claude VVallace John Wiles Faculty-QCONTINUEDQ ., NIATHEBIATICS EARL J. BURNETT Mrs. Nellie C. Kates Martha liffiddaugh Rachael Langworthy Robert hlontfort gkrdeline Madigan Mrs. Florence B. Ramp ouise IV 1 ring . X 'Q ' - SCIENCE -C. L. Ackley K A M Q B.4.5Awfery C. Bacon W llllam HutCh1l1SOH Edwin Andrews lVIrs. Clara Brasser Harmon J. Bulley George Albrecht Harry P. Bohrer Herbert Comfort Clayton J. Dudley Glenn E. Forward Edward VV. Hartel Lulu INI. Dobbin Grace lVIiller - liflarguerite Collins . Evelyn Osborn VVin Cecelia Carey Lulu C. Covel y Leila Ashley Burns W. Beach IV. W. Jones fMargaret King Grace hiurray CCINIMERCIAL V. JAMES MORGAN lVIary Farrell Clarence VV. Gadway Bernice Gigee Nancy Hause INDUSTRIAL BION R. JONES Louis G. Hofman Frank E. Hosic Herbert W. Ludwig Elmer hieulendyke Ray lNIurphy Arthur Neff IVIUSIC Guy Hague George Troup ART - Mable Hartz DRAMATICS it Martha Rowland Laidislaw Russin Willis G. Saunders Laura Spurr Laura C. 0,Neil Hazel Parker Ha.rold B. Saunders Mrs. Frances Smith lNIrs. Lola Nl. Smith lNIariOn VVid1ner Herbert hi. Reed Glenn H. Rockcastle Philip Schneider Ralph N. Seeley lNfIrs. Jane S. VVebb Frances VVorthing Mrs. NI. Vanzandt Eva VVannermacher John Reynolds Lee N. Sherwood ona English ' Catherine Conrow HOUSEHOLD ARTS lilarion Fish HEALTH EDUCATION LEWIS A. MICHELSON lilabel Pooler lNIrs. Grace S. Babcock LIBRARIANS CLARA CURTISS Florence Kenyon GUIDANCE lilildred Lincoln IO Anna L. Jackman Margaret Stewart Joseph Ulrich Anne L. Cummings Nurse Una Huchinson I J r P 'Z -vw. I 4 , ..,1 l :Il , I . 1 1 V .- 6 if 1 ' ax JN Jtxx' ,.' qi! ff- X wifi 2:2 .VIJIIH JL! y W1ij fW g f 1 5: PSI' Q I : ..: J. ll f - Z 'jaw' I Q ' W Nwlwzf ep H W Z ' ' f lg 1 AKNK 5X 'If A UQ, wi I 'V' I: 1 ,EY r xl l I4 Tfxijx CWM ff ' ,M ' mm! ff X1 X 1 ' if ,mu I1i::.' fin: - WW 2 55 JM ,':A. si ' ff' X 1 ' ' fn ' Af VT :fi iw? XS' 'k p4mlf'VI,M1fj gn 1 lm JIEYIKNM- ' : M fp ,,wg.ifWH ,Jr Riff. K 'ff f mJ' ff V- 'aff' ff Ak- l MM 6 Juni 'Ui 7 ml 'U J , QW! Mn ,. fl Ill- H ll ' If IHW W 2 in I 'l VMFF ' ,I ' 1 ease., QQ W ' ' 'I-41 1: lll:lll I! Ig m A X fl in WWA 1 ,gf .yy-' J? f. Senior Clan Ojicerf Jan uary 1928 VVILLIAM AGNEW .... DOROTHY SMITH . SARAH CLARK . . ARTHUR SERGEANT . CARL PAUL . . . I7. . . President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer Social Cha1'rma'n XVILLIAM IXGNEYV 2 Northumberland Road KKBILLFQ The strength of thine own arm Is thy salvation! Homeroom Activities 12, 35, Band 125, Orchestra 125, Romancers 145, Senior Play 145, Skating Team 135, Hi-Y Club 13, 45, Statistics Editor, MONROLOG 145, Student Coun- cil 13, 45, President of Class 13, 45, Swimming 145, National Honor Society 145. No. 29 School University of Rochester HAZEL M. AYRES 450 Averill Avenue UBILLIEH ' A good heart is worth gold. Dress Committee, Class Day 145, Hiking Club 135, Usher, Senior Play 145. No. 12 School Rochester Normal ROBERT AVILLIAM BASCIINAGEL 824 South Goodman ' regt Bon 1 Second to none- l Q3 In more ways than one! Track Team 13, 45, Cross-Country 13, 45, Captain, Cross Country 145, Homeroom Activities, Sport's Editor, MONRO- LOG 145, Sales Manager, Senior Play 145, Stunt Committee, Class Day 145. No. 24 School , Mass. Institute of Technology FRANK BAKEWELL BONNIE 146 Westminster Road FRANK, For mf she be not for 'me lVhat ca-re I for 'whom slw bc! Band 125, Orchestra 125, Swimming 125, Class Treasurer 125, Track 13, 45, Hi-Y Club 13, 45HEresident Hi-Y 145, Homeroom Activities 135, French y 145, Homeroom President 145, Standard Bearer, R nancers 145, Pin and Ring Committee 1454 Cl s Propl 145, Annual Board 145, Manager, Morning gr ' r Day 145, Wearer of M, National Honor c' 145. No. 23 School Tfnion LUCILE E. BREYVER 574 Averill Avenue HLUCILEU Shall I compare thee to a .9-ummefs day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate. Editor-in-chief, Monroe Life 12, 3, 45, Assistant Editor, Monroe Life 135, Vice-President of Class 125, M-Y Club 13, 45, French Play 145, Winner of Literary Contest 135, Vice-President, Student's Association 135, Secretary, Stu- dent's Association 145, Pin and Ring Committee 145, Senior Play 145, Chairman, Banquet Committee, Class Day 145, Editor, MONROLOG 145, Custodian of the Flag 145, National Honor Society 145. No. 15 School University of Rochester C. ALBERT BURNETT 504 Mt. Hope Avenue HCHARLIEH The Crown of Sports sits -well upon his brow. President, Student's Association 135, Athletic Representa- tive 125, Senior Play 145, Soccer 12, 3, 45, Captain of Soccer Team 125, Basketball 12, 3, 45, Baseball 12, 3, 45, Captain, Baseball 135, Track 125, Tennis 135, Tennis Tournament 12, 45, Swimming 125, Skating 125, Homeroom Bowling 135, Homeroom Volley Ball, Homeroom President 125, Costume Committee, Class Day 145, National Honor Socie- ty 145, Captain Basketball 145. No. 13 School Springfield 13 EVELYN CAMPBELL 60 Edmonds Street scEvEn Ah! Come and trip the light fantastic! Band 121, Basketball 12, 3, 4-1. No. 15 School Undecided VIOLET ELEANOR CARMICHAEL 365 Wisconsin Street HMICKEYH She has a matchlcss eye, And a wirmfing sm'ile.' Gregg Artist's Certificate of Membership 1-1-1, Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 141, Royal Typewsriting Certificate 121, Mixed Chorus 121, Voice Training 121, President Home- room 121, Secretary of Homeroom 141. No. 13 School Rochester Business Institute LIARGARET CARROLL 36 Thayer Street ..PAT,, She is fwealihy in her friends. Academy of The Sacred Heart Blechanics Institute SARAH M. CLARK 336 Meigs Street SALLY Noble in every thought V And in every deed. M-Y Club 13, 41, Secretary of Class 141, French Play 141, Orchestra 12, 3, 4-1, Vice-President of Homeroom 121, Art Editor, MONROLOG. No. 15 School Mechanics Institute PEARLE V. COLE 314 Laburnum Crescent KKPAL99 Not enjoyment and not sorrow Is her destined end or way. Royal Certificate 131, Underwood Award 131, WVaitress Senior Banquet 141, Homeroom Activities 141, Vice-Presi- dent, Homeroom 141. No. 15 School Undecided MAR'rH.x EPSTEIN 193 Lyndhurst Street KKEPPYD! A11 we need is a f ricml or t-wo Whatever thc rest -may say or do! Royal Awardg Underwood Award, Gregg Shorthand Award. City N ormul School Undecided X. I4 SIDNEY FEYDER 25 Harper Street KE 'i SID And 11010 -what question. can 'I ask? Orchestra C2, SJ, Constitutional Oratorical Contest CSD, Senior Play MD, Homeroom President OLD, Photograph Editor, LIONROLOG, Costumes Committee, Class Day C4-J, Debating Club CS, 4J, Vice-President, Debating Club HD, Homeroom Activities CBJ, Honorable Mention Literary Con- test KSD, Romancers Q4-J, National Honor Society GD. No. 23 School University of Rochester LIILDRED FRANK 631 Meigs Street HMILDRED., The dignity of simplicily. Glee Club C4-l, Mixed Chorus 12, 40, M-Y Club, Hit-Pin Team, Operetta. No. 24 School Undecided ROBERT EDWARD FRIDD 82 Broadway KCBOBN I am -monarch of all I survey. Boys' Glee Club CQ, 3, 4J, Mixed Chorus Q4-Q, Band QQ, 3, 4-J, Stage Nlanager Senior Play Q4-J, Track Team CQQ, Senior Assembly Electrician. No. 12 School Undecided :RICHARD GEIIMANN 1 Pearl Court HDICKU Ile holds thc world But as the world. Wrestling 131. No. 15 School Undecided NVALTER GIB.kUT 44- Priem Street Manoa I will do my best- Givc all ihat I can. And all that I hare. Boy's Glee Club CQ, Mixed Chorus C4-D, Electrician, Senior Play, Homeroom Vice-President C4-J, Senior Assembly Electrician. No. 15 School Undecided TIII-:ODORE F. H.kIDT 36 Cambridge Street HTED., His 'name means nothing: Ile loves as all. Orchestra. QD, Swimming Team 12, 3, 4-D, Senior Play C4-J, Track Team C3, 41, Homeroom Activities KQJ. No. 23 School Cornell ll X f 0 I5 JOHN M. HARX'EY 204 Mt. Vernon Avenue UJOHNNIEH Fearless minds cli mb soonest Unto crowns. Band oz, ss, 41, Glee Club qs, 41. No. 24 School Undecided LEWIS CHARLES HI-JLLEMS 80 May Street Louis I spend no time 'in looking For a girl to do my cooking As I'rn quite a clever hand at 'making slows. Band 12, 3, 41, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 13, 41, Chorus 141, Manager, Cross-Country Team 141. No. 13 School Eastman School of Music ALBERT C. Honnm 41 Brighton Street NAL!! , H is hobby 'is horses, No! not hobby horses. nior Play 141, Senior Candy Sale 141. lNo. 15 School Undecided GEORGE CHARLES HUNT, Jn. 20 Kilbourne Road HCHUCKH Ever changing like a joyless eye T hat finds no object 'worth 'its constancy. Publicity Manager, Senior Play 141, Senior Play 141, Publicity Manager, MONROLOG 141, German Climb 141, Monroe' Life 141, Publicity Manager, French Play 141. No. 15 School Yale JACK M. KIBIBLE 74 Manhattan Street W 1 ssJACKss You ask me very pointedly in what does J ack excel, 0, X But he's clever 'in so many ways 12's really hard to tell. Class President 121, Homeroom President 12, 31, Band 12, 3, 41, Orchestra. 12, 3, 41, Inter-High Band 13, 41, French Play 141, Romancers 141, Senior Play 141, Honorable Men- tion Literary Contest 141, Homeroom Activities 12, 31, Assistant Editor, MONROLOG 141, Song Committee Class ay 141, Master of Ceremonies 141, Hi-Y Club 13, 41, 'ice-President Hi-Y Club 141, National Honor Society 141. 10. 12 School Blass. Institute of Technology l Gonnolx Lnv sow 54 Shepard Street u CCGORDU I thought I knew I knew it all The more I know, I know I know I know I know the less. W But now I 'must confess Swimming Team 12, 3, 41, Homeroom Activities 12, 31, Senior Play 141, Property Manager, Class Day 141, The Romancers. No. 15 School Mass. Institute of Technology 16 IVIYRTLE B. RIATTICE 10 Bly Street I HPEGU Shadows dark and sunlight sheen Alfernately come and go. No, QA- School Undecided RAYNA Msmoxr BIOULD 15 Bond Street HRAINYH To herself she 'is trac And therzgforc must be imc Io you. Royal Typewriting Certificate, .Underwood Typewriting Pin, Gregg T ranscription Certificate, Costume Commit- tee, Class Day, Pin Committee. No. 13 School Rochester Business Institute Donorny J UNE XEXVCOMBE 993 Farmington Road nor Her reryfrorums are fuirerfar Than smiles of other nzaidelzs are. Secretary of Class QU, Royal Award, Underwood Award, Gregg Transcription Award, Gym Award. No. 523 School Rochester Business Institute CA PA 896 Highland Avenue CARL Hare am. I! Gangway! d QQD, Orchestra CQD, Homeroom QSD, Debating Club KS, 41, President, Debating Club CSD, French Play QLD, The Romancers C-Q, Senior Play Q4-D, Announcement Com- mittee C47, Social Chairman C4-J, Music and Drama Editor, Monrolog C4-J, Toastmaster, Class Day C-Q, National Honor Society C4-J. No. 15 School University of Rochester HOXV.kRD J. PRATT 1057 North Street HIIOWIEH Studying bores mp. I hate t borcrl. Baseball Q2 3 4- r etb ll C3, 41. City Non a St ool Iechanics nstitute Eoofxn J. Pm-:sr-:Nr I 194 Edgerton Street HEDU A subtle philosopher 'is our Ed He dares to think and will not bc lcd. Horneroom Activities, The Romancers C4-D, Property Man- ager, Senior Play C-U, Manager of Swimming Team Q4-J, National Honor Society Q4-D. No. 23 School University of Pennsylvania I7 Gxaoncr: Pnosnus 61 Winter Street oEonGr-zl' Sometimes I sei 'n think- Other times I jus! set. Canandaigua Union Undecided VVILHELMINE RENSHAW 299 Mulberry Street MINI-JY Things done well and with- a care Exempt fh61I18ClL'C8fV01I1 fear. Glee Club CQ, 3, 40, Vice-President, Glee Club CSD, Mixed Chorus QQ, SJ, O Hara San, M-Y Club C4-D, Washington Birthday Pageant GD. No. 24 School Rochester Business Institute x V. IRENE REX'IER 431 Caroline Street HREXEEU We all revere I rene. Mixed Chorus, Dress Committee, Class Day, Girl,s Club, Dancing Class. No. 24 School Undecided M,xR.1oR1n F. RICHMOND 48 Howell Street HMARGIEU Her motto is- Do all the good you can. By all the means you crm. Royal Award, Underwood Award. Rochester Business Institute LIILDRBD A. RIDL1-:Y I 71 Edmonds Street Km She speaks, behaves, and acts Just as she ought. Basketball CQ, 3, 4J,,Swirnming QQ, 3, 4-D, Tennis GJ, Mixed Chorus CQD. No. 15 School City Normal School H.kROLD IRIVLIN 28M Martin Street HHAROLDU He aluays fakes Ihings by fha smooth handle. Senior Play K4-D, Debating Club QQD. Washington Junior High School University of Rochester 18 SARAH SCHENBERG 210 Park Avenue s.xRAR Is there a heart Her smile cannot touch? Typewriting Award, Gregg Award. Washington Junior High School Undecided ANNA Q. SENDEROV - 229 Meigs Street GGANNYS The girl with the silvery laugh. Typewriting Award 131, Gregg Award 131. No. 13 School Plattsburg State Normal ARTHUR J. SE QGEAN1' 70 Harper Street U csARTv 4 ive cu rn n e u ew yvowe. ziaind 121, Wrestling 12, 31, Sen r Play 141, Class Treasurer 4- . No. 28 School University of Rochester Donornr R. SMITH 19 Sanford Street nor N ever bloomed the earth so gaily Never shown the sun so brightly As for her they shine and blossom. Homeroom President 131, Vice-President, Class 141, M-Y Club 141, Glee Club 12, 31, Gregg Award 12, 41, Typewriting Award 13, 41,'Homeroom Activities 141, Senior Play 141, Operetta 121, Waitress Senior Banquet 141, Chairman, Senior Tea 141. No. 15 School Undecided EARL R. SMITH 62 Richmond Street HOILF! If hah' my ships come home from sea And bring their precious freighis to mc Ah, well! I will have wealth as great As any king who sits in state. Soccer 13, 41, Track 141, Reserve Basketball 13, 41, Reserve Baseball 141, Homeroom Activiites 12, 3, 41, Senior Play 141, Assistant Manager, Class Day 141. No. 10 School Springfield HELEN L. SNEARING '78 Boardman Street ULOUIEH I will be sad for nobody. Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Vice-President, Glee Club 141, Secre- tary of Glee Club 131, O Hara Sanf' Mixed Chorus 12, 31, Washington Birthday Pageant 121, Tennis Club 141, M-Y Club 13, 41. Q No. 15 School Undecided 19 ABRAHAM P. Srnou 181 Barrington Street uGIGGLESw Fortune and I are friends! Band 13, 41, Horneroom Basketball 121, Cross-Country Team 14-1. No. 12 School University of Buffalo BIAGUERITE GIBSON XVEINER 17 Werner Park HMARGEW Little care I if little I am, I can talk just as much As a bigger girl can. Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 12, 31, Underwood Type- writing Award 121, Honorable Mention Monroe Life Lit- erary Contest 121, Operetta 181, LI-Y Club 13, 41, Vice- President, Horneroom 131, Washington Birthday Pageant 131, Senior Play 141, Chairman, Luncheon Committee 141. No. 23 School Undecided BELLE C. VVEISS 16 Richard Street Q uBELLE,, For her the air is full of freshness And the earth is bright and joyous. Homeroom Activities 12, 81, Glee Club 121, Orchestra 1921, Mixed Chorus 121, Riding Club 131, Tennis Club 141, Senior Play 141. No. 12 School City Normal School RROLL Louis WVILSON 1359 Highland Avenue c.xnRoLL How happy is he born and taught Whose armor is his honest thought. omeroom President 141, General Chairman, Class Day 141, Business Manager, MONRJOLOG 141, Announcement ommittee 141, H-Y Club 141, National Honor Society 14 No. 23 School Mass. Institute of Technology 'LO Goeel - Bye Good-bye! Can one word sever The years of work and play, W' hen we, 'in our youthful wisdom, Thought Life a holiday? Good-bye! And the Race is on! We know not fear nor dread. The track-shall we call it Aflzrenture, And Success the goal ahead? Good-bye! Tlfill the newer To-mor-row Erase all thoughts of T 0-day? Shall each pass from the life of the other And silently slip away? Good-bye! Old pal, we shall meet, I know I n the quiet of Reverieg And each shall 'recall the other I n sweetest -memory. L. E. B. ' 7.1 JAN. Fan. Fan. FEB. Mau. APRIL Mar M AY J UNE J UN 1-1 JUNE JUN1-1 JUNE SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. Nov. Nov. Dnc. DEC. JAN. JAN. J AN. Fr-Jn. FEB. MAR. APRIL Aran. MAY lJ4AY h Senior Log Being the complete accozmz' of the vmwge of the clam of 1928 - 1925- 5-The famous Class of '28 crew embarked on its maiden voyage in the good ship UBIONROEH, Spiritedly cleared port of Alexander. 2-Passengers entertained by hotly contested tug-of-war'f between Jan. '28 crew fusl and aged, decrepit Jan. '27 crew Cthemj. June '27 ftheyD proved to be good land lubbers and standing their ground pulled our F25 struggling seamen over the line. 13-Big pow-wow over election of crew's cruise officers. The balloting rocked the ship dreadfully. When the fog lifted the following were elected: Pfl'S1.fIZllt'-'JilCk Kimble T rcasurer-Frank Bowie Vice-Prcddent-Lucile Brewer Chairman Social Committee-Rutlr Irons -Secretary'-Catherine VVoodruff 20-Big Soph Party given by us fmuch to our purser's discomfiturej. High spirits caused by grape for was it orangej grog. 18- Monroe Life, the one and only, beware of imitations ship's chronicle celebrated its first anniversary. Lucile Brewer succeeded Fred Kates as editor-in-chief. 26-Health campaign. Sailors obliged to scrub to present natty appearance. l-Health campaign over. Scrubbing ceased. 22-Soph hop. Many able seamen disabled in game called get your refreshments. 3-Entertained in assembly by L'AngIa Lv Tel Qu' On Le Pm-le Cor what have youl? 10-Moving-up Day Qschool looked like a checkerboardj . All lucky sailors received service stripes. Medal and certificates awarded shipis clerical staff for proficiency in typing. Letters awarded Soph team members. A 142-Senior day for plebes, being graduated from Junior High brig, provided field day for bored sophomore seamen. Skulls of Junior High rogues too thick to be cracked. 15-All sailors had exams. S - 0 - S. 19-Ratings given. Everybody happy?? Relief came in the form of ten weeks shore leave by order of Rear Admiral Hawley. 1' FK ill il! Sli 8-Furlough ended. Back to swabbing decks. 17--Monroe Hi-Y club organized for good of sailors. 30-Ostaar Katz and Fred Kates threw a couple of fits in assembly and were duly elected cheer lea ers. Q3-Monroe sailors tied anchor to Kodak's soccer team K3 - QD. ' 6-All first class passengers enjoyed first Senior High inter-class -party. Midnight Selenaders provided musical treat. Now we know why flat footed sailors are rejected. 25--Program presented in assembly by Monroe Hi-Y club. 4-Monroe seamen swamped Charlotte's Lakesiders in basketball C34 - QGJ. ll-Good-will boatload of Monroe's sailors stopped at Attica. Proudly stroked the crew out of the harbor carrying pelt of Attica basketball team C24 - 135. In celebration an inter-class dance offered wild night of dissipation from 8 to 11 on the slippery main deck. , - 1926 - 8-Monroe torpedoed Kodak High Q26 - 165. Ross, Saperstone, Williams, Whipple, McNab, Stein and .lobes directed the fatal shot. 18-Struck coral reefs near Examinations Islands. Contemplated being rated Junior Gobs. 25-Re-embarked for a long and hazardous journey. 19--The decks resounded with the sound of shuffling feet during the first inter-class dance of the season. 22-Gobs went ashore to present tl1e pageant, Builders of the Ship, at the Eastman Theatre. They were directed by Miss Winona English. A 19-The worthy chronicle of the Good Ship Monroe, the Monroe Life, celebrated its second anniversary. - 23-Monroe's baseball team had an encounter with Caledoniag the latter ended nine points in its wake. Another dance was the means of celebrating. 30--A committee, composed of Betty Backus, Catherine Laney, Margaret Williams, Fred Kates, Ardeqi Howland and Wallace Ely were elected to draw up a final report on the navigation of the s lip. 13, H-0 Hara San, an operetta, was presented, this time on home waters and under the direction of hliss Eva hvitllIlEII'l2l,CllEI'. 17-The sea legs of Monroe proved as efficient on land as on water when our track team led Kodak's by a score of 605 to QQM. 7.7. M AY INIAY JUNE JUNE J JUNE SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. Nov. DEC. DEC. DEC. JAN. J AN. JAN. FEB. BIAR. APRIL APRIL JUNE JUNE JUNE SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. Nov. Nov. Nov. DEC. DEC. Senior L0g-CONTINUED 26-Oil, which might have been better used to calm the troubled waters, was spattered in the nominations of the officers to guide the ship. The nominees were: Admiral Kates, Beyland, Southworthg Vice-Admiral Manson, Hendersong Log-Keeper Brewer, Russell, Rodger, Howland, Draper, Scheible 28-After two days riot there emerged- Fred Kates, Presidelzt Dick Henderson, V1'cc-President Fred Draper, Secretary 9-Gobs came in for due mreit on moving-up day. Athletic letters were awarded and Monroe Life pins were given to Brewer, Kates, Chantrueil, Henderson, Walker and Williamson. 11-The boat experienced strange tremors, not from the waves without, but from the stamping feet within caused by an inter-class dance. 14-Even sailors did not prove immune to checking - up the darkness that comes before dawn. 18-We were given a two months, leave. 14 Ili lk lk HK 7-Old faces'tanned by the landman's sun were good to see. 28-The ship's guiding body met for the first time and showed excellent judgment in avoiding reefs. 28-On Henderson's resignation of his vice-admiralty, Southworth was elected to succeed him and, at the same time, Katz and Clark were elected cheerleaders. 29-Monroe's sea legs once more stood them in good stead when they enabled its soccer team to leave Penn Yan's completely stranded. 29-Sailors were rejoiced to find the Good Ship Monroe embellished by a new dining salon. 6, 10-A campaign to teach uncultured gobs the importance of courtesy was conducted by mem- bers of the I-Ii-Y Club, M-Y Club, Triangle Club, and Girl Reserves. 17-On foreign waters the Monroe basketball team clipped 25 knots to Attica's 15. 20-Frozen waters compelled tl1e crew to desert the ship till Christmas vacation was completed. - 19527 - 3-The old boat was once more ready for occupation. 17-Those who did not wish to drift got into condition for tests once more. Q1-As the last class of the neighboring Junior High graduated we became no longer Junior Sea- men but full-hedged Seniors. 11-Athletics once more becomes the talk of the ship as Monroe's Basketball team almost upsets Holley's riding on our trail to a score of 22 - 16. ' 16-The ship's chronicle celebrated its fourth anniversary. 1-Sweet music spread over the waters as still another inter-class dance was held. 8-Sailors went in for French, this class presenting a play along with two fl'0lll tl1e graduating c ass. 10-We fruitlessly threatened to overturn the boat in which our predecessors celebrated the first Monroe -High Senior Day. 13-The seas looked rough once more as exams begin. ' 20-As the first class was graduated!! we becosme sailor: of the highest rank in Monroe. 14-The January class began a busy term as senior seamen, starting with a class meeting presided over by President Bill Agnew. ' 17-Bill Dean, Captain of Monroe Golf team, won Junior City Championship at Durand-Eastman squelching Dan lNIcAvoy 4 to 3. 28-M-Y elected officers: President-Edytlie Farnum T treasurer-Elizabeth Hert Vice-P-re.svidcnt-Lucile Baird Secreiary-Anna Ballarian 19-Ship's company amused by A Little Fowl Play in assembly. 21-East High left Monroe Cross Country team in cold C51 - 181. 22-Monroe High golfers annexed inter-high golf championship. Our driving force consisted of Dean, Chantrueil, Connolly, Sears and Coach Schnider. Dean also added to his laurels the inter-scholastic title. Soccer team finished third. We may soon expect Monroe's sailors to be called the Big Red team. 1-Ship's chronicle hlonroe Life changes policy. VVe shall now have news twice a month. 2-Hi-Y officers, President, Frank Bowie: Vice-President, Jack Kimbleg Secretary, Ed. Russellg Treasurer, Dick Henderson. 18-Senior Play, It Pays to Advertise, presented. The cast: Marguerite Weiner, Jack Kimble, Lucile Brewer, Frank Bowie, Carl Paul, Charles Hunt, William Agnew, Belle Weiss, Sidney Feyder, Dorothy Smith, Art Sergeant, Ted Haidt. Of course Miss English directed it. Did we forget to say it was a success? 7-Another hectic Senior Class meeting. Gift committee: Brewer, VVeiner, Bowie, Kimble. Mock court in assembly created much merriment. 21- Vanishing Princessu hit of assembly programs. Alumni dance held. All traditions shattered when it lasted until 11:30 Qmaybe the clock was wrongb. Fine dance. Punch n' everything. 7-3 JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. J AN. JAN. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. MAR. LIAR. BIAR. LIAR. APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL MAY MAY J UNE JUNE JUNE JUNE Senior L0g-CONTINUED - 1928 - 3-Back to school. After vacation blues. 4-Students accept revised constitution. Election of officers changed. 6-Monroe Sharks nosed out by West High Q32 - QU. Levinson, Flanders show up well for Monroe. 13-Senior Day - 'nuff said!!! 16-Regents ------ouch! 24-Graduation - at last. 1-June gobs left to scrub decks alone after desertion of January sailors. Remnants of January class who return to ship for advanced seamanship courses are assigned to stateroom 123, under supervision of Stewardess Hunt. 5-Five gobs injured iII the rush to attend inter-class dance held in the main ball room. 14-Grease, that might have been better used to lubricate ship's engines is spattered on candidates in assembly when nominations for ship's oiiicers are made. Nominees for Admiral are: Rus- sell and Elyg for Vice-Admiral, Howland, Ozer and Townsend, for Log Keeper, Travers, lvilliams, Hall and Dean. 16-After two days of lubricating candidates, Edwin Russell named Admiral, Arden Howland, Vice-Admiral, and Robert Travers, Log Keeper. Grease is scraped od decks and used in engine room. 18-Robert Travers chosen Editor-in-Chief of Senior Annual. Other members of annual board are: Ely, Williams, Smith, Kelley, Baird, Bradley, Ozer, Townsend, Sears, Marks, Kap- lan, Farnham, Gallagher. Q1-Charlotte Scrub basketballers hide their heads in shame as Monroe tidal wave sweeps over them, leaving them stranded, 60 - 12. 22-Monroe chorusers chant patriotic ditties at Celebration in Eastman Theatre under direction of Guy L. Hague. 24-Ship nearly swamped by hundreds of land lubbers who come aboard to see senior sailors present Captain Applejackf' Monroe gobs paint their faces and appear before footlights as pirates. Russell, Kayser, Goldstein and Sims take stellar roles, supported by Winans, Baird, Bahringer, Palmer, Linscott, Schick and Townsend. Miss Winona English directs play. Cheers for performers that echoes through ship at completion of draIIIa woke up engineers in bowels of the ship. 28--East High pirates sink Monroe's first team basketball championship barge, 29 - 19. 1-Monroe swimmers kick East High fin slappers in face as they float by, 31 - 19. Levinson, Button, Haas, Haidt, Beyland, Flanders, Bradstreet, and Playford star for home ship. 8-Reserve basketball team downs West five, 26 - 25, and brings home first place in Interscho- lastic basketball league. 16-Monroe mermen down Manlius kickers in home waters, 27 - 19. 30+Ships chronicle takes 3rd prize at Columbia Interscholastic Press Association contest. Editors who issued prize winning chronicles are Robert Travers and Stanley Townsend. 1-Ship's hospital is filled with sailors who have broken toes. 4-President Howland calls Ineeting of Senior Sailors to regulate graduation activities. Wallace Ely given charge of Senior Day doings. 15- Twenty picked sailors band together and form first literary organization in history of ship, Pencil Pushersf' Robert Travers elected to pace bridge and Margaret Williams collects minutes. Charter members are: Kayser, Winnans, Townsend, Hahn, Baird, Farnham, Grouse, Goldstein, Russell, Howland, Ozer, Ely, Tallmadge, VVhipple, Sprague, Bradley, Schick, Lockwood, Kaplan. Charles W. Carver, faculty advisor, steadies first rush of eager oarsmen. Seniors again band together in ship's hold to discuss class activities. Sailors decide to spend senior day aboard ship, in the presentation of a play in morning and a banquet and dancing iI1 the evening. Sailor Howland, presides at skull session. Decks almost swamped as crowds attend inter-class dance. Chris Schick is in charge, and reports actual profit of six dollars. 4-Monroe baseballers meet West in Hrst league game of season. Captain Caldwell breaks but on first offering of West High hurler. 29-Oflicers of good ship Monroe Tame the-Shrewu in two nightly performances. George S. Carhart, Emily Beebe, Charles H. Carver and Lucile Hunt star. 13-Many sailors attacked with violent fits of sea sickness as Regents examinations are fed them for breakfast, dinner and supper. 20-Sick sailors quickly recover from sickness as exams end. 24-Sailors who fail to recover from acute sickness caused by examinations are left behind by sl1ip to catch up in next vessel. 26-Senior sailors at last bid good-bye to the halls of Monroe, and swim out into the worldg beacon of Monroe guides them onward, through the Inist. So endeth the chronicles of the Class of 1928, of Monroe High School. 16- 19- 7-4 Senior Clmf Officerf june 1928 ARDEN HOWLAND . . . . President VVALLACE ELY . . . Vice-President DOROTHY HALL . . . Secretary ROBERT TRAVERS . . . . Treasurer 7-5 PW HENRY K. ADAMS 3 North Goodman Street PETE H-is handsome looks and languid way make nzariyfrierzds. French Play, Senior Play. No. 23 Scl ool - - Mass. Institute of Technology Commu: E. BAHRINGER 1 Bly Street cons Consistency, thou art n jmvel. Girl's Glee Club QQ, 3, 45, Gregg Transcription Certificate, ltlixed Chorus CQ, 45, National Honor Society, Senior Play, Assembly Programs, Underwood Typewriting Award, Pageant Q25, Holnerooln Athletics. No. 24 School Plattsburg Normal L. LUCILE Bunn 240 Collingwood Drive Learning is a wealth. Glee Club, Senior Play, M-Y Club C3, 45, Homeroom Presi- dent, NIONROLOG Staff, Mixed Chorus Q-15, Monroe Life Staff CS, 4-5, National HonorSociety1-l-5, Pencil Pusher 145. Oil City, Pennsylvania. University of Rochester ANNA BALLARIAN 42 Oakdale Drive ANNA A steady worker produces fi ne goods. Glee Club QQ, 3, 45, Pageant C2, 35, Class Officer CI5, M-Y Club C8, 45, Secretary M-Y Club C45, Mixed Chorus CQ, 45, Assembly Programs CQ, 45, Homeroom Athletics CZ, 35, Tennis Club C45. No. 23 School Syracuse University ELLEN J. BAN!-:Y 83 Asbury Street nJU JUn llrr sm ile, her speech, her will n ing lm y, Cheer us all from day to day. Shorthand Award C80 words5 Q35. Lockport Intermediate Undecided N. Lois BILLS . 104 Shepard Street I am here but feu' know -il. Louisville, Ky. University of Rochester 7.6 HARRY J. BRADLEY ' 3. treet GGBRADSD A rare compound of fr z un Who rel-zlshes a jake an h . un. Cheer Leader MQ, Art Editor Annual Hi-Y Club C-LD, Boy's Stunt Chairman, Senior Day, Stag Manager French Play, Pencil Pushers MJ. No. 15 School Cornell HILDA A. BUMPUS 21 Arnold Park SSHILDAH An ounce of 'wisdom is uiortlz a pound of wit. French Play C3, 41, National Honor Society Q-D, Assembly Programs ' Columbia Preparatory VVellesley ELMER J. BUSHNELL ' 4 177 Berkley Street BUSH A printer bold - So wa, are told. Base al 125, Reserve Base 3, 4l, Reseri Basketball C35 x mining QSJ, Mixed r QD, ee Clu . C , Ho e ' , Assn- 's alla No. - c ool Undecided EUCIUS L. BUTTON 265 Alexander Street BUD Buffs actions may be slow But if tricks his way you would blow He keeps his wits about him so HHH come out an top and you below. Homeroom Athletics, Assembly Programs, Swimming C-D. No. 23 School Undecided LEONARD CALDWELL 145 Berkeley Street LEN If horses did talk and cats did 'moo Or goldjish walked and oceans flew T hen, Caldwell his homework might do. W sh' on :, Pag t J, Rese v asketball 125, Bas Q3, , iz, -'sl , ' ' -' 6 ,Q Baseball C3,-LD, S r , , 4 , . p ain ' ecer - , 'ssembly Programs CQ, 3, 43. No. 23 School Springfield VVENDELL M. CALDSVELL 6 Upton Park wENN1-:WU I'I1 betcha ten to one He knows music by the ton. Assistant Business Manager Senior Play, Band QQ, 3, LD, Orchestra C2D.' No. 12 School Undecided 7-7 VICTOR S. CHAMBERS Clover Street, Brighton celexa: No friendly heart urdiriendly deeds will do. French Play, Business Staff Senior Play. Allen's Creek No. 6 Undecided CHESTER RoY CLARK Henrietta, N. Y. HCHETQ Mun of few 'words arc thc best of men. Basketball 141, Assembly Programs. Henrietta Union Cornell DOROTHY CLARKE 181 Mt. Hope Avenue USDOT!! A Dot with much dash. Glee Club, Pageant, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Certificates 1Typewriting, Shorthaud1, Assembly Programs, Commencement Exercises. No. 13 School R. B. I. ON H. CLARK 240 Meigs Stree CKE!! A father once said to his son, out in the yard, d kick yourself hard, I will beg-in when your done! f 0 Q L J The -next ti-me you make up a pun a ' L, O-I U Q i ' i-Y, The Romancers 141, Baseball 21,' Homer Athletics 12,'3, 41, Senior Day Committee, Student ncil 121. No. 15 h ol A Mechanics Institute X Wrest ' , 31, Cheer Leader 12, 31, Tennis Team 219' JAMES CLARK W 55 Sycamore Street KCJHIYY T Qggh he's ndsome he scorns tojlit On ze wi of borrowed wit. Glee Club, Reserve Basketball 121, Reserve Baseball 131, Soccer 131, Manager Track Team 121, Homeroom Athletics, Hi-Y 141, Assembly Programs. No. 15 School West Point JAMES Tnonus CONNOLLY 929 Meigs Street UJIMMYH Our goU player Jim, Can drive well toward the pin. Glee Club 131, Homeroom Athletics 12, 3, 41, Golf Team 141, Assistant Advertising Manager Senior Play, Com- mencement Exercises, Assembly Programs. ' Blessed Sacrament Undecided 18 'l DOROTHY ADELE CooNEr 70 Ferndale Crescent HDOTU lllusic has charms alone for peaceful minds. Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Pageant, M-Y, Homeroom Athletics, Mixed Chorus 141, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Song Chairman 1Senior Day Banquet1, Commencement Exercises, Assem- bly Programs, Octette. City Normal Eastman School of Music DOROTHY CROMWELL 82 Castlebar Road Dorn When a. woman has no answer, the sea is empty of water. Glee Club 12, 31, Horneroom Athletics. No. 23 School R. B. I. HARRIET CURTIS 50 Richmond Street BABE True as a dial to the sun. Homeroom Athletics 12, 31, Mixed Chorus, Certificates- 60 Word Shorthand, 80 Word Shorthand, 0.G.A., 40 Word Typewriting, Royal Silver Pin, 45 Words. City Normal n Undecided THELLLI. J E-ANNE DANIELS 48 Hamilton Street UTHELH Out through thine eyes doth shine A heart of gold. Glee Club, Pageant, Mixed Chorus, Commencement Exercises, Assembly Programs. No. 13 School , Undecided INSCHO WLLLIAM DEAN 380 Barrington Street i'BILL,, Bill Dean is our gomng shark, With basketball, too, he makes his mark. President Golf Club, Captain Golf Team, Basketball Team 13, 41, Golf 13, 41, Homeroom Athletics 141, Hi-Y 141. Lyons Union Q Pennsylvania Union LoTT11-3 DE COLESTA 175 Alexander Street ULOTH Shcis quiet and busy, ' This da-rk headed missy. No. 15 School Rochester Dental 7-9 HELEN DILDINE 1058 Harvard Street HPICKLESU A prudent woman is -in the same class of honor as a wise man. Glee Club 12, 3, 41, lVI-Y 141, Homeroom Athletics, Nlixed Chorus 141. No. 1 School 'University of Rochester DOROTHY V. Dwonsm 851 Harvard Street UDOTH We know her by her wiUul air, Her dancing eyes, her jet black hair. Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Pageant 121, Homeroom Athletics 141, Mixed Chorus 141, Operetta, Assembly Programs 141. No. 14 School Simmons BIELVA EATON 358 Mulberry Street Mi-:L A fool might try to convince herg But only a wise -man could persuade her. Girls' Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 141, Homeroom Athletics 121, Pageants 121. No. 24 School . R. B. I. ruff' , hhl.ALL arrington Street J 'WAL g nay b . -1 Ve name 'Q Jw 1 - idemeinber the oak tree's fame. i x-Y 121, General Chairman Senior Day, Assis- ditor Annual Staff, French Play 141, President Class 1, e-President Class 141, Pencil Pusher 141. No. 23 School ,- Princeton University ISABELLE ERDL1-1 876 South Avenue HIZZYN Everyone kno-ws in all these parts, That this fine girl has -won our hearts. Assembly Programs 141, Homeroom Athletics 141. ' Kingston, Pennsylvania Undecided R.oBEH'r FANCY 14416 Alexander Street UBOBU A clever boy in many a way Hc has one lim'itation.:- Just hang around and hear some day H is French pronunciation. Glee Clubs 12, 3, 41, Senior Play Business Stall, Cross- Country 14-1, Mixed Chorus 1Q, 3, 41, Track 141. Madisonville, Ohio University of Illinois 30 Emwue BIARION FARNHAM 1043 Park Avenue HEDDIEU She can dance, ahc can play She can acl, she caan. sing One might truthfully say Eddie can do anylhing. M-Y 13, -1-1, President M-Y 141, Girls' Glee Club 141, Mixed Chorus 141, French Play 13, 4-1, MoNRoI.oc Staff, Member Student's Council, Senior Day Committee, Assembly Programs, Pencil Pusher 14-1. No. 15 School Syracuse University GERALD FINK if 80 Savannah Street F F - Tlx 0 is a youu A cllow named Fink, 'Th vi iii he pl n the blink, sf It ' audi ' An so s . ,t siglzs Hi plefymg will make your heart sink. F Orcl stra. 13, 1, Mixed Chorus 121, Glee Club 121, Senior Pll1??ASS y Programs. No. 12 School Undecided ARTHUR Frsusmne 85 Delevan Street ART Ari, like all of us, -is occasionally enflowcfl with -wisdom. Sophomore Basketball, Reserve Basketball 13, 41, Basket- ball 141, Captain Reserve Basketball 141, Manager Soccer 14-1, Homeroom Athletics, Reserve Baseball 131, Assembly Programs, lVIixed Chorus, Senior High Boys' Athletic Rep- resentative 14-1, Senior Day Activities, Reserve Baseball 141. No. 14 School 1 Albany College of Pharmacy BEATRICI-I FITZGERALD 41 Ontario Street CEBEU Let all trouble, work and sorrow, Hide -itscb' until tomorrow. Business Staff, French Play 141, Reserve 1Girls1 Basketball 121, Horneroom Athletics 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 191. N o. 14- School University of Rochester Howano E. FRANK 277 Hamilton ' t HHO N I mi w best of boys And 'af I es 1' . ' ' 1 Homerooln Athle I' I No. 13 School R. B. I. CARRIE Fnasma 86 Meigs Street V HSCOTCHYH Jlirth rules thc day, Dull care, Carrie, away. Homeroom Athletics 131, Shorthand Certificate 60 Words, 0.G.A. No. 15 School Undecided '-. l 31' ,gfe- he H94 in Psi Q X X GERALDINE M. Fxurz ' 31 Washburn Park ' HJERRYH Some birds 'marble in the springtime, Others .-ring in the fall, Although her songs are like a M1-d's, The seasons matter not at all. Girls' Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 13, 41, Special Chorus Octette, Assembly Programs. No. 24 School City Normal CAROLYN E. GALE 42 Harlem Street ULYNNH Laugh and the world laughs with you Kick and you kick alone For your cheerful grin will let you 'in Where the kicker is unknown. Homeroom Athletics, Basketball Team. No. 23 School City Normal CHARLES W. GALLAGHI-:R 11 Vick Park A A corwzrierztious man, Whose heart is in his work. Soccer 12, 31, ReserveSoccer 141,Track 121, L1ON'ROLOGSt8R 141, Monroe Life Sta 121, Assistant Blanager 181, Baseball Assistant Manager, as etball 141, Captain Homeroom Athletics 12, 31 No. 15 Schooi Work N Umc KS 206 Hurstbourne Road W l' HMAURIEU 9 ' ld lblllaurice leads a life of pleasu-re free: 1 fy A happy-go-lucky boy is he. French Play 141, Homeroom Athletics 12, 31, Assembly Programs 12, 31. No. 16 School Undecided RUTH Ive. GIBBONS I 124 Meigs Street , HRIIFUSU Q-X ,J-JJ! Good cheer, a lot offun, ,, X And a. smile for everyone. Pageant 121, Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Chorus, Special Chorus, Assembly Programs, Girls' Octette, Mixed Quartette. No. 15 School Undecided WVILLIAM O. GIBBOXS . .247 Meigs Street HBILLU Be silent and pass for a philosopher. Assembly Programs. Out-of-Town Undecided 32. MORTON A. GOLDBERG Q 1190 Park Avenue Mom Some do sow and some do reap, But I am sleepy, so let me sleep. Manager Tennis Team IS1, Monroe Life Stnlf CS, 41, Home- room Athletics 02, 41, Assembly Program QS, 41. No. 23 School ,New York University CHARLES IRWIN Gonnsrnm 316 Berkeley Street CHUCK Charlie Goldstein, the perfect clown, He should wear the jester's crown. Senior Play C41, Reserve Baseball 121, Mixed Chorus 121, Homeroom Athletics 12, 3, 41, Monroe Life Staff CQ, 31, Assembly Programs, Manager Track Team. .No. 23 School Undecided J. RICHARD GOLDSTEIN 44 Faraday Street DICK Fierce, gruf, rough, noisy, bang! H ere comes at lrig 'im.pm'tanl ma-n, ward Y C 1, C 1, letics f31, Homeroom President f31, Chorus Q41, Play, Student's Council IS1, Assembly Programs QQ, , Pencil Pusher C41. No. 23 School University of Rochester Bo 's Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Homeroo .QM 1 JANE CAROLYN GROUSE 84 Edgerton Street Jane Grouse, a qu-iet lass, Never 'makes much noise in classy Y et when .9he's called on to recite Her answer usually is right. Girl's Glee Club K2, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus C4-1, M-Y Q41, MONROLOG Stall' CAsst. Editor1, Monroe Life Stall' C3, 41, National Honor Society, Pencil Pusher C4-1. No. 23 School University of Rochester MARGARET E. Gnovnn East Avenue and Landing Road Mano She is a girl with big brown eyes . Who says very little, but is very -wise. Glee Club Q41, Assembly Programs f-41, hIixed Chorus Livonia High Undecided KATRX'N L. GUTLAND 405 Beach Avenue KAY Kitty'.9 laugh and Kiltgfs sin-llc, Kittylv je ne sais quoi slyle And her fun so full of pep Altogether 'make her rep. Glee Club CQ, 41, M-Y, Swimming Team C21, Mixed Chorus Q4-1, Assembly Programs C3, 41, Operetta f21. No. 15 School Undecided 33 FRANCENE HULBURD 209 S. Goodman Street She's witty and prctly We like her a lot Lazy and pepless I'll say she'.s- not. No. '24 School Undecided GEORGE C. H.AHN 150 Monroe Avenue nBUDu George is sure and once begun, Hc'll work until his task -is done. Business Manager Senior Play, Swimming Team CSD, Assistant Manager Swimming ISD, Manager Wrestling C-tj, Hi-Y CS, -U, Treasurer Hi-Y 141, NIONROLOG Staff, Photo- graphic Editor C-ij, Homeroom Athletics QQ, 3, 45, Assembly Programs C4-J, Golf Tournament C3, 41, Pencil Pusher C4-D. No. 12 School Rensselaer Poly. Tech. Institute DOROTHY JEAN HALL 142 Mulberry Street MDOT!! If assistance you are loolringfor Donft turn around and stare Just look a bit about you You'll see Dorothy stand-ing there. French Play CID, Glee Club CQ, 35, Pageant 122, Class Sec- retary HJ, Homeroom Athletics CQJ, Member Student's Council C4-J, Senior Day Committee, National Honor So- ciety, Assembly Programs, Secretary Students Association C4 . No. 24 School Albany State ROBERT M. HARRIS 431 Monroe Aven e non Deep rivers move in sz qhce. ' GAAP' Hi-Y QD, Assembly Programs, Homeroom Athletics. No. 15 School University of Rochester Donornr Hanvm 3 Rundel Park MDOT!! Fair of hair and fair of face Every -more a. move of grace. Glee Club lil, Tennis Club GD. No. 23 School Undecided ELSA BLIARIE HAWKINS 154 Nundu Boulevard UL.. Sweet in laughter, gentle in. speech Everyone says she is just a peach. New this year from Clinton High, New York City. New York City Undecided 34 ELrzABErn J. HER1' , 170 Westminster Road BE'rTx ' With gesture great and sweetest voice lllith roll-ing eyes and laughing choice With presence grand and lily soul Behold Elizabeth as a whole. French Play 145, Girl's Glee Club, Pageant, NI-Y Officer, Basketball, Homeroom Athletics, Homeroom President, Mixed Chorus, Special Chorus, Operetta. No. 23 School Vassar ARDEN COLE HOWIAND 268 Rockingham Street ARD His limbs are cast in manly mold, For hardy sports and conquests bold Nor is that all that he can do Our dreams of him. will all come true. French Play 145, Class President 145, Senior Play 145, Basketball 12, 3, 45, Soccer 12, 3, 45, Baseball 12, 3, 45, Swimming 125, Hi-Y 12, 3, 45, Homeroom President 19, 35, Mixed Chorus 125, President Student's Association 14-5, Vice-President Studentis Association 145, Athletic Rep. 135, National Honor Society, 0 Hara San 125, President Marshals 125, Male Quartette 12, 35, Mixed Quartette 135, President Hi-Y 135, Pencil Pusher 145. No. 24- School Cornell BLIARCIA MARY IMRAY 1730 Highland Avenue HDINKU Marcia asked me not to .ray l Anything to give her 'way So there is nothing left to tell Of Marcia, 'whom we like so well. Chicago, Ill. Undecided SAZELIA INDovxNA 108 Weld Street Who's pretty, witty, kind, and dear,- And always has a smile to cheer. Glee Club, Homeroom Athletics, Assembly Programs. No. 14 School University of Rochester Rum Inoxs 5 Raymond Street RUTH I live for those who love me and the good that I can do. Treasurer of Class 125, Class Social Chairman 125, Secretary Homeroom 135, Assembly Programs, Shorthand Certifi- cates 160 and 80 Word5. No. 15 School Undecided ANTOINETTE JANSEN , 678 Meigs Street' UANNEU These girls with so much reserve gizre 'us a good backgroanrl. No. 24- School Undecided 35 HYMAN JUL 21 Culver Road JULIUS Of work, H ymic wants a lionls- share, To say, he's a perfect gentleman, I dare. French Play, Glee Club, MONROLOG Staff, Mixed Chorus, Chorus, Monroe Life Stal? 1Exchange Editor5, Orchestra String Quartette, Pencil Pusher 145. No. 23 School- University of Rochester J. SIDNEY KAsINER 179 Crawford Street uslnn Good or bad, you do not know? Guess good,-a little birdie told me so. Band 12, 3, 45, Orchestra 12, 3, 45, Typewriting Award, Swimming 125, Homeroom Athletics. No. 24 School Business MARIE A. KAYSER 897 Clinton Avenue S. GRE!! l Such a bright little Slight little Light little Trim little - lass. Homeroom Athletics, Senior Play, Shorthand Certificate, Assembly Programs, lilixed Chorus, Glee Club 125, Pag- eant, Pencil Pusher 145. No. 24 School Mechanics Institute MARY E. KELLY 29 Gold Street UKELLYU It's wiser being good than bad. It's safer being meek than fierce, It's better being sane than mad. M-Y 13, 45, LIONROLDG Staff 145, Honorable Mention, Ameri- can Chemical Prize Essay Contest 135, National Honor Society 145, Business Stal? Senior Play. No. 13 School University of Rochester REGINA E. LANDOW 69 Culver Road UREGGIED A swinmner of great merit. Glee Club 125, M-Y, Tennis Club 145. No. 23 School Undecided RUTH E. Koi-:IILER 491 Hawley Street UBABEU If these girls wereu't so good, 'it would be easier to 'write grinds for them. Mixed Chorus 125, Typewriting Award, Gregg Transcrip- tion Award 145. No. 13 School Undecided 36 Ensu: L, LANGLEY 1420 Clinton Avenue S. 1-:LsH-1 Grace should be her middle name. Homeroom Athletics, Reserve Basketball, Marshall, Class Basketball, Girl Reserve, Underwood Typewriting and Shorthand Award, O.G.A. Dist. No. 8 Post Graduate HAROLD LAU'rEnBACn Q36 Sanford Street GLAUDYQ, Of their own mcriis, 'modest men are dumb. Homeroom Athletics GZ, 31, Track K41. No. 13 School R. B. I. .RQIARGUERITE M. LENT- o 5 Rockingham Street nm on zs Days happy and gay, , ders 'why others can't be that wa y. Basketb , 31, Captain Basketball C31, Royal Award Q89 Wo C21, Underwood Award C42 Words1 CS1, Gregg Short d f60 and 80 VVords1 C41, President Monroe Girl Re s 141, Secretary Girl Reserves f31, Marshall CQ, 3, 41, C Class Basketball C41. ' . 33 'chool Plattsburg Normal BEATRICE Hamm-:'r Llavlx 590 Harvard Street MBEAH Pamela, on the stage- W as judged top notch by every sage. French Play C41, Custodian Flag, National Honor Society, Assembly Programs 12, 3, 41. No. Q3 School . University of Rochester Howaan E. Lmscorr 139 Clinton Avenue N , 1-IOWY Ile mirves reason with pleasure And wisdom udth mirth. Band fi, 3, 41, Orchestra C41, Senior Play, Inter-High Band and Orchestra, Assembly Programs C2, 3, 41. No. 24 School University of Richester HARRIETTE BIADDEN' 83 M r' . reet CKPATF! Agrzfcablc, and -in every 'way a lad y. Business Staff French Play C4-1, Class Secretary C21, Home- room Athletics Q21, Assembly Programs C41. No. 23 School University of Rochester 37 6 w x V 6 ILLIAM M. LTARKS 147 Vassar Street BILL The inner side of every cloud Ls bright and shi ning He therefore turns h-is clouds about And always wears them inside out To show the lining. Reserve Baseball 181, Homeroom Athletics 19, 3, Pageant, 41, 1Captain1, Assembly Programs, Operetta 121, Mixed Chorus 121, Asst. Business Manager, NIONROLOG. No. Q3 School Cornell GLADYS EDNA MERRICK 5 Utica Place Jon Wie want to hear her voice, we know it will bc golden. Glee Club 12, 3, 41, O Hara San 191, Pageant 121, Special Chorus 12, 31, Capt.-Mgr. Hit Pinball 121, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Girls' Octette 141, Girls' Quartette 131, Mixed Quartette 131, Assembly Programs 12, 3, 4-1, Commence- ment Exercises 1-1-1, Sang Two Solos at Chamber of Com- merce 121. City Normal General Hospital 12 Fair Oaks Avenue nomar Her face shows a sweet d is-posit-iolz. Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 121, Operetta 121, Marshall 19, 31, Homeroom Athletics 1Q1, Assembly Programs, Senior Day Committee. No. 15 School Eastman School of Music HAROLD M. LIOLL 247 Labumum Crescent This boy is good, how do 'wc know? He told us so, and he ought to know. . Glee Clubs 12, 31, Mixed Chorus 13, 4-1, Assembly Programs, Pageant. No. 23 School Undecided SOL Mosxow 111 Park Avenue HO0KYn Absolule silence, not a sound Sol is spreading a story around. Homeroom Athletics 12, 3, 41, Basketball 121, Reserve Basketball 13, 4-1, Reserve Baseball 12, 31, Reserve Soccer 19, 31, Soccer 141, Manager Soccer 131, Track 131. No, 15 School University of Rochester CHARLES 0'r'r MUNSON 4 Portsmouth Terrace Y ,f ' ' ' Y-A-.agfd f A .. ,,W5cirt3ek Amis boy might be bad, but all 11-e see Is just as good as good can be. Out-of-town. No. 23 School ' Undecided 38 1.41 4., DOROTHY LOUISE NORTHRUP 130 Asbury Street nor V' So quiet and inconspicuous she causes no trouble. Asst. Wardrobe Mistress Senior Play 141, Underwood Bronze Pin C40 VVords1 C21, Royal Typewriting Silver Pin Q45 YVords1 121, Gregg Shorthand Certificate C60 and 80 Words1 121. No. 15 School Yndecided IWIAURICE OZER 96 Kenilworth Terrace .fzu-, Hc'rc's a boy, though hc is small Hz' never shirks his u-orlc at all, But always j-amps in rritli- a rim. That brings him out with victory and a grin. Boy's Glee Club 02, 3, 41, Pageant, Senior Play, Monroe Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus C3, 41, Chorus C4-1, Monroe Life Staff C41, National Honor Society, Dist. Vvinner Orn- torical Contest, Assembly Programs, Pencil Pusher. No. 14- School University of Rochester BIARGARET W. PALMER Penfield Road, Brighton HPEGGYN Always happy, al-ways nice-sure 'ifs Peggy, no use guessing twice. Glee Club CQ, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus C41, Pageant, M-Y, Homeroom Athletics CQ, 81, Special Chorus, Operetta. City Normal Undecided ELEANOR L. PHETEPLACE 233 Culver Road HFATH Eleanor: Who is she that -is happy all day through, W-ith pleasant th-ings to say and pleasant tlzwings to rlo? Glee Club CQ, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus CQ, 3, 41, M-Y C3, 41, Assembly Programs CQ, 4-1. No. 23 Scllool Eastman School of hlusic PERRY O. POPP 38 Reliance Avenue Por Little kno-mn, but there just the Sl1'IIll'. Homeroom Athletics, Basketball QS1, Industrial Glee Club. No. 15 School Undecided THOMAS PRICE 326 Barrington Street rom When, ice crra m. grows on m.f1CflT0l1'1lll'f'08, Wlzm Sahara's sands grow nz addy, ll- hen cats and dogs wear orvrshocs- That's when I like fo study. Hi-Y K-11, Assembly Programs. No. 23 School V Antioch College 39 LESTER H. RAPPAPORT 180 South Goodman Street RAPPYU I would act a manly part Though I had ne'er afarthing, For without an honest heart No man is worth regarding. Senior Play, Homeroom Athletics, Orchestra C21, Assembly Programs, Debating Club. No. 23 School University of Rochester GR.kYDON ROBINSON 63 Hickory Street 1 .4 uR0B,, H is name has the sound of a gentleman. Homeroom Athletics, Glee Club, Homeroom President. No, 13 School Undecided JEANETTE ROMAN -L93 Monroe Avenue X HJEANH - X Jeanette can smile, Jeanette can poutg Jeanette is funny without a doubt. ssembly Programs, Homeroom Athletics. lo. 15 School New York Fine and Applied Arts School BETTYE A. RosEN'rnAL 107 Edgerton Street any A girl with many good qualities. l!lGlee Club C21, Two Shorthand Awards C31, Typewriting 19 5Award f21. No. 23 School Undecided EDWIN F. RUssELL 308 Laburnum Crescent Hifi, I fr flxs ccEDDIEu If 4 . ' ff f W1 l'! 'Be Good. ' says the proverb, 1, And happy you'll be, But fun, on e other hand, ff 1 Satiqfies mc, ' Reserve Basketball C41, Socce CQ, 3, 41, T c l , 41, Manager Basketbal Q41 - ager Wre tli g Q1, Ten is Team 12, 31, Busin 'Ma er Fre ,h y C41, Page t 1, Hi-Y es. K41, ocial .ir ass 131, Hom om s onroe ife Sta , Pres. Students ouncil Q , or Play Q41 Bandrf , Orchestra C21, Member ' r Day Committ 141, kitional Honor Society, As- sembly Programs CQ, , 41, I-Iomeroom Athletics, Pencil Pusher C4-1. No. 28 School University of Michigan 'CHRISTIAN SEEL Scxucx: 656 Averill Avenue HCHRISH Sometimes Chris is in a daze But always his smile comes through the haze. Social Chairman Class C41, Senior Play C41, Homeroom Pres. 12, 4-1, Statistics Editor NIONROLOG, Mixed Chorus 021, Band C2, 3, 41, Assembly, Programs CQ, 3, 4-1, Hi-Y C41, Horneroom Athletics, Senior Day Program, Pencil Pusher 141- No. 15 School Cornell 40 EDWARD SCHOFIELD 1585 Park Avenue ..ED,. A man whose -wisdom Lv not wholly dcri vcd from instruction. New York City University of Rochester JAMES SCONFETTI 383 Oxford Street Jim ' . . ' . U J lm. . docs lz 'cf to mu: - 141' ar ' '. Glee Club, Class Basket 1 , orneroom Athletics, As- sembly Programs, Comm 'ement Exercises, Senior Day Program. No. 23 School University of Rochester ROBERT SEARS 41 Rutgers Street dBOBu Good qf heart and good of hand Bob -will help out any mon. Still, hc's never out of place So we class him as an ace. Vice-President Class 135, Senior Play, Reserve Basketball 145, Track Team, Skating Team, Golf Team, Homeroom Athletics, Homeroom President 145, RIONROLOG Staff, Mein- ber Students Council, Assembly Programs. No. 23 School Hobart CLARA SHER - 13 Boardman Street HCLARAU A good little girl with a little voice. Class Officer. Erie, Pa. R. B. I. HAROLD R. SECKER I 357 Linden Street Small and izriobsorrvirzg- Qf more than this he is deserving. Homeroom Athletics 13, 45, Two Shorthand Awards 135, Typewriting Award 1'25, Boy's Glee Club 12, 35, Mixed Chorus 12, 85, Asst. Manager Senior Play 145. No. 24 School Q Undecided ROBERT SIEBERT 710 Main Street East Bon Bob 'is a giant strong And full qffnn the whole day long. Soccer 12, 3, 45, Capt. Soccer 145, Wrestling 12, 3, 45, Capt. Vllrestling 135, Track 13, 45, Cross Country 145, Baseball 125, Class Basketball 125, Homeroom Athletics 12, 3, 45, Tennis 145, Asst. Advertising Manager Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 145, Assembly Programs 145. Nazareth Hall Notre Dame 4 I SELMA KATHRYNE SIMS 257 Park Avenue CKSALD IVe'll all agree I guess Selma as an actress Shmvs some real fine classiness. Orchestra 12, 3, 45, Pageant 125, Monroe Life Staff 125, String Quartette 125, Operetta Orchestra 125, Homeroom Athletics 12, 35, Senior Play 145, Assembly Programs 13, 45. No. 23 School Albany State College IVIADELINE E. SMITH 442 Caroline Street HMADGEU I Seeing only what -is fair, Sipping only what is sweet. Homeroom Athletics 12, 35, Mixed Chorus 135, Gregg Tran- scription Award 135, O.G.A. 135. No. 24 School Undecided OLIVE L. SMITH i 401 Alphonse Street HOLLEEH A silent wo-man is al-ways admired. Glee Club 12, 35, MONROLOG Staff, Mixed Chorus 125, Mon- roe Life Staff 13, 45, Monroe Life Pin 135, Assembly Pro- grams, Marshall 12, 3, 45, Operetta 125. No. 13 School Undecided LIARION AANNI SNYDER '71 Culver Road MAIiIoN', M anbn is so petite and small She ha-rdly can befound at all. You may look beneath a chair But find her atop, smiling there. llfl-Y 13, 45, lVIixed Chorus 145, Glee Club 12, 45, Assembly Programs 12, 3, 45, Homerooin Athletics 12, 35. No. 23 School Wells College BERTHA E. SPABER 549 South Goodman Street BIRDIE U e always ji-nd a use for these little girls. Glee Clubs 13, 45, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 45, Chorus 12, 8, 45, Homeroom Athletics 135, Assembly Programs 12, 3, 45. No. 12 School Geneseo Normal GRACE SPRINGSTED 26 Vick Park B Her strongest stand -is on the field of play. Girl's Glee Club 12, 3, 45, Basketball 135, lVIixed Chorus 145, Homeroorn Athletics 12, 3, 45, M-Y 13, 45, Operetta 125. No. 15 School Syracuse .41 JOHN J. STANTON 174 Averill Avenue HJOHNNIE,, A man. who thinksfor lL'f11l36'hf, then docs 'what he thinks. Stage Manager Pageant, Mixed Chorus, Wrestling 12, 31, Tennis 121, Homeroom President 12, 3, 41, Hi-Y, Home- room Athletics, Assembly Programs, Senior Play, Stage Manager 121. b No. 13 School Cornell IDALIE STROKIRK 69 Highlzind Parkway Her name, her face, her words ------ exactly fit her actions. No. 23 School Roch. Normal-University of Rochester 1.Q..c7,4fQ.tQL. STANLEY RUSSEL TONY'NSEND ' 87 Culver Road l' andering through tl a s in school l'Vith his lcssomr all prepared Guess his ne-vcr yctfclt scared. French Play 141, Senior Play 141, lilanager Swimming 131, Homeroom President 13, 41, Editor hlonroe Life 141, Presi- dent Monroe Chapter National Honor Society 141, As- sembly Programs 141, Hi-Y, President Debating Club 121, Pencil Pusher 141. No. 23 School University of Rochester Ronnm' J. 'PRAVERS 111 Inglewood Drive ..B0B. , Keen of wit, at busiwzcss good, Fond of sport, 'tis understood. Editor-in-Chief MONROLOG, Associate Editor, Monroe Life 131, Editor Monroe Life 141, Reserve Basketball 141, Home- room Athletics 12, 31, Operetta 121, Glee Club 12, 31, Chorus 141, Class Treasurer, Secretary Students Assn. 141, Home- room Pres. 131, Pencil Pushers 141, Pres. Pencil Pushers 141, Track 13, 41, Cross-Country 141, School Representative, National Oratorical Contest 131, Advertising Mgr. Senior Play, Senior Day Program, Hi-Y 141, Vice-President Hi-Y 141, Student Council 13, 41. Boston, Mass. Antioch College FRED TYRELL 204 Caroline Street nl-'REDH A manly -man. Electrician Senior Play, Homeroom Athletics, Glee Club. No. 24 School Mechanics Institute EUGENE T. SULLIVAN b 175 Field Street HSULLYH Gene 'is too modest to show his good qualities but they bob up in spite of him. Baseball 12, 3, 41, Homeroom Athletics 12, 3, 41, Electrician Senior Play, Homeroom President Tennis 141. Blessed Sacrament Undecided 43 EDGAR H. TALLMADGE 1641 East Avenue NED., Ed in every class and play Shows us all that we, some day, Will bc proud of him in a great big way. French Play 145, Senior Play, Track 135, Cross-Country 13, 45, Homeroom Athletics, Homeroom President 145, Business Blgr. INIONROLOG 145, Monroe Life Staff 135, Stand- ard Bearer, Vice-President Student's Council 145, Ofchestra 13, 45, Senior Day Committee, Vanishing Princess 145, Hi-Y 145, National Honor Society 145, Student Council 13, 45, Pencil Pushers 145. New England, North Dakota Cornell GLADYS I. TAYLOR 56 Sycamore Street Tom She has an. abundance of wit But is very .s-hy -in usmg nf. Two Shorthand Awards 135, Typewriting Award 1Q5. No. 24 School R. B. I. GRACE E. VANNEEL 6 Highland Heights HPAT., True effort, and half the fight is won. Basketball 12, 3, 45, lzlixed Chorus 145, Glee Club 12, 3, 4-5. Sodus High School Strong Memorial Hospital Lois BIIARGUERITE Vonuann 20 Brighton Street HMIKEEU A helping spirit with aflippant air. Two Operettas, Glee Club 12, 3, 45, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 45, Homeroom Athletics 125, Girl's Octette 14-5, Special Chorus 13, 4-5, Chorus 12, 3, 45, Commencement Exercises, Assem- bly Programs 12, 3, 45. No. 15 School University of Rochester Fnsxcxs I. WVARBURTON 976 Garson Avenue A,,.,.f FRAN 0h! W hy was man. born. with such curls To tea.-rc and taunt thc poor girls! Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Business Staff Senior Play. No. 14 School Undecided J1-:AN D. W.vrXEx's 287 Dartmouth Street JEAN Jean is capable williout a doubt, As her trim dress and rl-ignUied manner point oul. Glee Club 12, 3, 45, Pageant 125, Class Officers 135, Home- room Athletics 125, Mixed Chorus 145, Monroe Life Stalf 125, National Honor Society 145, Assembly Programs, Pencil Pusher 145. No. 23 School University of Rochester 44 . GRACE WVELSII 472 Glen Ellyn Way Retiring and kind Her like is hard tojinrl. Girl's Glee Club C4-1, M-Y CS, 4-1, Homeroom Athletics 12, 31, Mixed Chorus 141, Assembly Programs Q41. No. 23 School Normal School EVELYN ELIZABETH WVHEELER 360 Canterbury Road Ev A cool head will take one far in this world. Girl's Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus K4-1, Assembly Programs 12, 41, Homeroom Athletics Q21, Pageant 121. No. 23 School Tufts College IWIARION O. hvl-lI'I'BECK 1318 Mt. Hope Avenu MI-HIDE The very smile before you speak That dimples your transparent check Eneircks all our llcarts. M-Y Club. No. 13 School University of Rochester MARGARET E. XVILLIAMS 388 Monroe Avenue HMARNEYU Marny Ls' lr-idded, but in return A friendship, and how to smile we learn. Girl's Glee Club f2, 3, 41, M-Y CS, 41, Basketball 12, 31, Homeroom Athletics IQ, 3, 41, MONROLOG Staff, Exchange Editor Monroe Life, Associate Editor Monroe Life, Chair- man Mother's Tea, Monroe Life Staff C41, Student's Asso- ciation, Pencil Pusher C41, Orchestra CQ, 8, 41. No. 15 School Vassar College 4 RICHARD SUMNEI1 WINANS 253 Alexander Street HDICKQ, IIe's goi-ng fo be an actor On a highly novel plan, And all the boys and girls will say 0hl What a leading man. Senior Play, LIONROLOG Staff, Assembly Programs, Pencil Pusher Q4-1. Out-of-Town University of Rochester gf' QW' sv'it,:s:E:11Jfx'w HOWARD IMRAY 1730 Highland Avenue .ABUDN I -would guess this lad The original arrow collar ad. Reserve Basketball Q-Q, Track C40, Hi-Y I4-D. Chicago, Ill. Dartmouth F. PETER MEYER 9 Sibley Place UPETEU A quiet felhzw who attracts us by his likeable manner as an unknown world attracts a l-zltle boy. Homeroom Athletics, Assembly Programs, Commence- ment Exercises. Corpus Christi M. I. T. Josmru XVARING 24-3 Alexander Street We like him for his quiet manner .I ' and his Southern drawl. Kentucky University of Kentucky pv14vfl f 7 '2!av'DTiE37GX!.4s 46 MARGARET A Ross CLASS OF JUNE 1918 Zin Memoriam Clam Poem lVh'ich way shall we look, Comrades, As we stand at the cross-roads of Life ? Shall -we look ahead and see our dreams Stretching like a winding road Leading over the. Mountains To the Sea? Or shall we look back and see In the Siloered M irror, mellowed Visions of Childhood, and live again I n dear M onroe? Which way shall we look, Comrades? Both ways are golden. R. J. 48 .WWW xx' I .17 L: V' 1 . hai' fa el ' l ' Student Council OFFICERS lfall Term Spring Term ARDEN How LAND . . . President . . EDWIN RUSSELL EDGAR FALLMADGE . . Vice-Presridernt . . ARDEN How LAND DOROTHY H ALL . Secretary . . ROBERT TBM ERS MEMBERS William Agnew George Leader Richard Longhouse Robert Marshall Russell Anderson Edwin Russell Marjorie Bushnell Charles Hellebush Florence Hoffman Janet Loysen Robert Travers George Leader Richard Longhouse Lawrence Green Herbert Page Ruth Stackel Edythe Farnham Stanley Townsend Edgar Tallmadge Marga,ret VVilliams Arthur Fishberg 1 Faculty Advisors VVilliam E. Hawley Dr. Charles H. Holzworth VVa lter J. Willis Jane C. Cameron SO ,W 1 ' 'il ,X . i gf v Afyjf' l f A ARDEN HOXVLAND EDWIN RUSSELL Student Government Monroe Student Government so ably instituted last year, has continued to up- hold the high ideals of service that make it indispensible to the student body. The Students, Executive Council, the governing body of the Monroe Students Association, spent the major part of the fall term in the revision and amendment of the constitution. For this work credit should be given to Arden Howland, the presi- dent, and his committee made up of Edgar Tallmadge, Wallace Ely, and Edwin Russell. Edwin Russell, to whom had fallen the work of putting into operation the plan formulated by his predecessor, has made great strides in doing so with the assistance of the present council. The help given by the faculty advisors is greatly appreciated by those students whose aim is a larger and more comprehensive student governing organization at Monroe. SI Student Forum The Student Forum is the part of Student Government at Monroe that is repre- sentative of the entire school. Its members are the Presidents of every homeroom in the school. Its principal function had been mainly as an advisory board. But since the ap- proval of the new constitution it has'been given more power. Committees whose duty is the regulation of school affairs are chosen from it. It is the hope of the Council that at some later time, when student government is better standardized, the Forum shall have an even more important function in School Government. 52. LQQ CLASS QQ D fzmiar Final Class 'a6z ' 2 ka 'L President JAMES Tnomvsox . . . Secretary- Tremvurcr V-ice-Pre.s-irlmzt ALAN MCNABB ,... Social Clmirnum SOPl90llZ07'6 Fimzl Clam' Russ:-zu. ANDERSON . .... President Fm-znmmcx Rona . . . Secretary H ERRERT PAGE .... Vale-Preszrlcrzt ARTHUR GALPI . . . . . Treasurer I BETTY ANDREWS . . . Social Chazrman. 554.4 Mg... .,L.'f'4,,,S- 53 96 V W V33 .0 ,J JJ --vs .W AY STANLEY TowNsEND J EAN WATKEYS . Betty Backus 4 Powell Beyland Lucile Cooki Louise Davids Helen Greene VVilliam Agnew Frank Bowie Lucile Brewer Lucile Baird Corinne Bahringer 4 Hilda BHIHPUS Wallace Ely Maurice Ozer Ethel Anderson Jane Grouse National Honor Society OFFICERS MEMBERS CLASS OF JUNE, 1927 Edna Horsey Frederick Kates Ten Eyck Munson Ijain Renckert CLASS OF JANUARY, 1928 Albert Burnett Sidney F eyder Jack Kimble CLASS OF JUNE, 1928 Dorothy Hall Arden Howland Mary Kelly Beatrice Levin CLASS OF JANUARY, 1929 Robert Hettig Van Voorhis Munson . President . Secretary Joseph Rippey Burnell Risley Louis Rodger Elizabeth Scheible Emily VVilsea Carl Paul Edgar Present Carroll Wilson Edwin Russell Edgar Tallmadge Stanley Townsend Jean Watkeys John Nell Ruth Stackel , X ,' r' 7f45L ?V'f.fvv-4,1-fs' 25 54 Standard Bearem' ana! Cartodianf gf the Flag CLASS OF JANUARY '28 CLASS OF JUNE ,228 FRANK BOWIE EDGAR TALLMADGE LUCILE BRENVER BEATRICE LEVIN The formal induction of the National Honor Society into lilonroe High School was held in the graduation exercises of the Class of January, 1928. The Society corresponds, in high schools, to the Phi Beta Kappa awards that are given to honor students in the colleges a.nd universities. In order to qualify for menibership, the student must be in the upper fourth of his class, he must be active in school activi- ties, and his character must be of the highest type. From this group of the honor society, tl1e Standard Bearerand the Custodian of the flag are chosen. Edgar T allniadge and Beatrice Levin are the first sta.ndard bearer and custodian to be chosen under this new system. Frank Bowie and Lucile Brewer were the standard bearer and custodian for the Class of January, '28. The high standards of character which are required for membership into the society makes it one of the most looked up to and the most desirable honor for a student in the school to receive. 55 Ni ir Fall Term ROBERT TRAXVERS . WVILBUR SPRAGUE . STANLEY TOWNSEND GEORGE LEADER . EDWIN RUSSELL, IRVI MARGARET WILLIAMS Monroe Lzfb Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-i71.-Chiqf . Associate Editor . . . Associate Editor . . . Associate Editor NG POSNER Sports Editor . . Enschange Editor Dramatics Editor Publicity lllanager Spring Term STANLEY TOXVNSEND . WARD VVHIPPLE MARGARET WILLIAMS VVILLBUR SPRAGUE . IRVING POSNER . HYMAN KAPL.AN . CHARLES HUNT HARRY IJEBLAXVE REPORTERS Charles Hunt Helen Anderson Olive Smith Jane Grouse Lucile Baird n hlarjorie Bristow 'WJ ne I Rosamond Lockwood fx. K' Faculty Advisors George S. Carhart Charles H. Carver Henry Cardew Arthur Neff 56 STANLEY TowNsEND GEORGE S. CARHART Monroe Lzfe The student publication of lVIonroe High School, The lllonroe Life, took the great- est stride forward in its development as a real school newspaper, when during the fall term, the issue was changed from a monthly publication to a. semi-monthly issue. The greatest amount of credit for this development belongs to Robert Travers, Editor-in-Chief, and George S. Carhart, faculty advisor, who established the pub- lication on a firm semi-monthly basis. Stanley Townsend, Editor-in-Chief for the following term has done much to keep this new change on a profitable standing, and to establish the Monroe Life more definitely as a semi-monthly publication. Another great triumph of the paper was the winning of a third prize in the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association competition held at New York annually. The Monroe Life was the only paper in Rochester to take a prize at this event, and in recognition of its achievement it has received from the Press Association a medal and a ribbon which have been placed in the Monroe trophy case. The editors and faculty advisors who had charge of the papers that took the prize are: George S. Carhart, Robert Travers, Charles H. Carver, and Stanley Townsend. To the faculty advisors, the untiring efforts of the staff and the entire student body which has so loyally supported the publication may be attributed the great success of the Blonroe Life. The retiring editors leave their posts with the hope that the paper shall be as successful in Monroe High under the guidance of new editors, as it has been this year. 57' J' I STAFF OF JUNE 1928 Monrolog I EDITORIAL STAFF-J UNE 1928- ROBERT TRAVERS . . Editor-'in-Chiqf CHRISTIAN SCHICK . . Statistic Editor XVALLACE ELY . . . Associate Editor CHARLES GALLAGHER . . . Sports Editor HARIIY BRADLEY . . Art Eddor LUCILE BAIRD . . . Organ-ization Editor GEORGE HAIIN . Photograph Editor EDYTRE FARNHAM . . . Drama Editor HYMAN KAPLAN .... Music Editor ' Assieta-rzts Jane Grouse Olive Smith Maurice Ozor Mary Kelly Margaret Williams A BUSINESS STAFF EDGAR TALLHIADGE . . . . ....... -. . . . . WVILLIAM MARKS ROBERT SEARS .................. I Faculty Advisors ' George S. Carhart Elmer P. Bfeulendyke EDITORIAL STAFF-JANUARY 1928 Bxtsirzess Manager . . . . . . .:lSS'1:SfGIIf Bztsilzess Manager Circulatrion. Manager LUCILE E. BREWVER . . . Editor-in-Chiqf SARAH M. CLARK . . . . Art Editor FRANK B. BowIE . . Associate Editor SIDNEY FEYDER . . Photograph Editor WILLIAM C. AGNEW . I . Associate Editor EDGAR PRESENT ,... Literary Editor JACK M. KIMBLE .... Associate Editor ROBERT BASCHNAGEL . . . Sports Editor INIARGUERITE G. XVEINER . Associate Editor CARL F. PAUL . . M usic and Drama Editor BUSINESS STAFF CARROLL WILSON , . .....,......... Business Manager GEORGE C. HUNT, JR .........,........ , Publicity Manager I , Faculty Advisors George S. Carllart Elmer P. Meuleudyke STAFF ox-I JANUARY 19Q8 5 8 ROBERT TRAVERS LUCILE BRENVER The Monrolog The M onfrolog is the most important milestone in the life of graduating classes of Monroe High School, inasmuch as it will remain a perpetual record of the events of the class,. and the achieveinents of each individual student. The name lllonrolog, established by the Hrst graduating class of the school has been used by this class also, with the hope that it will be used in every annual pub- lished by the school, and that it will eventually become synonymous to the title, Senior Annual of lNIonroe High School. ' To the Editors, Lucile Brewer and Robert Travers and their stalfs, as well as to the faculty-advisors, George S. Carhart, and Elmer P. hieuelendyke, is extended the grateful appreciation of the school for their active part. in the production of the book. ELMER NIEUELENDYKE GEORGE HAHN 59 1 Pencil Pmlaerf OFFICERS ROBERT TRAVERS . . . . . . . Presuient MARGARET TNILLIAMS . Secretary- Treasurer CHARLES CARVER . ..., . Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Lueile Baird Harry Bradley Edythe Farnham Arden Howland George Hahn Robert Travers Edgar Tallmagde Jane Ta.ylor Richard Goldman Richard Goldstein Ward Wliipple hlargaret Wfilliams Jane Grouse Stanley Townsend Edwin Russell ' George Baker -Dorothy Ange Matilda Rhinehf rt 'Q ri' Wilbur Sprague Richard Winans lilarie Kayser Hyman Kaplan Maurice Ozer Wvallace Ely Rosamond Lockwood William Silverman Susan Lipsky guy The Pencil Pushers Club, the first Literary Organization to be instituted in lVIonroe High School was formed on lvlarch 16, when twenty charter members met and held their first meeting. Dinner meetings are sponsored by the club, at which prominent literary authorities and writers address the members. The club has been received enthusiastically by the whole school, and many students have applied for membership. To Charles Carver, faculty advisor, is extended the appreciation f the club for the work he has done to bring about the club's success. . 'Q- eo I D Girl Rexervef V ,muf- OFFICERS MARGARET LENT-Koor . ..., . President J ANET HAAS . . . . Vice-President ELSIE LANGLEY . Secretary- Treasurer I5 MEMBERS Nm Doris Backus Laura Beine Marjorie Bushnell Jean Eastwood Janet Haas Elsie Langley Winifred Lansing Margaret Lent-Koop Janet Loysen . 61 Ethel O'Brien I Genevieve Richardson Thelma Richardson V Sarah Roman 99 DQ Martha Schubnell 5 Anne Stark ' Doris Taylor Virginia Wilson 19? Jean Woodbury Xi, E X A my -Qiff-fx' EDYTHE FARNHAM LUCILE Blum: . ANNA BALLARIAN ELIZABETH HERT Ethel Anderson Lucile Baird Anna Ballarian Katherine Blackmo Lucile Brewer Ruth Cannon Sarah Clark Elizabeth Clubb Edith Cook Dorothy Cooney Helen Dildine Edythe Farnham Mildred Frank Sylvia Goldstein M-Y Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Jane Grouse E ' beth Hert ary Kelly Regina Landow Rosamond Lockwood Janet lNIacFarland Elizabeth Norton Dorothy Oernisch lVIargaret Palmer Eleanor Pheteplace Miriam Pheteplace Virginia Pierson Wlilhelmine Rsyxshaw xl X lf . SQ -61 .A UMW wi . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Matilda Rhinehart Harriet Rippey Jane Rogers Dorothy Smith Helen Snearing Marian Snyder Helen Southworth Grace Springstead Ruth Stackel Jane Swain Marguerite VVeiner Margaret Williams Grace Welsh Marian Vlfhitbeck Hi-Y Club M 'X Al Qw OFFICERS f we Envs IN RUSSELL . .......... Presulenf ROBERT TRAVERS . ARDEN HONVLAND . . . Vzce President GEORGE HAHA . . .... . Treasurer MEMBERS William Agnew Theodore Benedict Harold Berlove Robert Beyland Frank Bowie Harry Bradley Elon Clark James Clark - Richard Coddington VVillia1n Dean Gerald Elliott Wlallace Ely Louis Flanders Charles Gallagher Charles Gay George Hahn Robert Harris Richard Henderson Arden Howland Howard Imray John Keeler Jack Kimble George Leader Richard Longhouse Thomas Price Bruce Ross McLean Russell Edwin Russell Christian Schick VVilliam Southworth John Stanton Edgar T allmadge George Taplin Stanley Townsend Robert Travers Caroll VVilson 2- It Pays to Aclvertife- Senior Play presented by Class of January 1928 on November 18, 1927 CAST Mary Grayson ......... . MARGUERITE G. WEINER J ohnson, butler at the M artin's . . . WILLIAM AGNEW Uomtesse de Beanrien . . . . LUCILE E. BREWER Rodney M artin ..... . JACK M. KIMBLE Cyrus Martin .... . CARL F. PAUL Ambrose Peale ..... . FRANK B. BOWIE M arie, maid at the M artinis' . . . BELLE VVEISS William Smith ..... . ARTHUR SERGEANT George M cChesney . . . . SIDNEY FEYDER Miss Burke . . . . DOROTHY SMITH Ellery Clark .............. G. CHARLES HUNT Charles Bronson ...... A ....... THEODORE HAIDT Sim Sandwich Men: LEWIS HELLEBIS, ALBERT HOBBIE, ALBERT BURNETT, GORDON LEVINSON, EARL SMITH, HAROLD RIVLIN. y PRODUCING STAFF Director . . ....... H1155 M. WINONA ENGLISH Publicity M anager . ......... G. CHARLES HUNT Tickets . . . . . . ROBERT BASCHNAGEL, ARTHUR SERGEANT Properties . .. EDGAR PRESENT, MYRTLE MATTICE, SARAH CLARK Stage Manager . . ....,...... ROBERT FRIDD Electrician .... ......... W ALTER GIBAUD M istresses of Wardrobe . . . ANNA SENDEROV, SARAH SHENBERG 64 Blanche Adele Raoul Gou.t'ron Joseph y-.f.,-- - -I French Play Par Un J our de Pluie Presented by the Class of January, 1928 Directed by Miss LUCILE HUNT CAST 65 LUCILE BRENNER SARAH CLARK J ACK KIDIBLE CARL PAUL FRANK ,BOWIE A... Crzpmin Applejrzcla Senior Play of the Class of J une 19938, pfrcsented February 2.4, 1928 CAST , . . EDWIN RUSSELL . . MARIE KAYSER . . SELMA SIMS RICHARD GOLDSTEIN . MARGARET PALMER , . RICHARD WINANS Mrs. Agatha Whatcnmbe . Lush, av butler . . Palmer, a maid , . Dermot ..... Johnny Jason ...............,.... CHRISTIAN SCHICK Ensemble: IIENRY ADAMS, ELON CLARK, YVALLACE ELY, GERALD FINK, CHARLES GOLDSTEIN, ARDEN HOX!'LAND, IVIORRXS OZER, LESTER RAPPAPORT, ROBERT SEARS, EDGAR TALLMADGE Ambrose Applejohn . Poppy Faire . . Anna Valcslca . Ivan Borolsky . MT3.P67lgGfd . . Horace Pengarrl . . . . LUCILLE BAIRD STANLEY TOXVNSEND . . CORINNE BAIIRINGER .................I'IOSVARDLINSCOTT STAFF Director . . . . . WINONA ENGLISH Business M arzagc-r . . . GEORGE HAHN Assistant . .... WENDELL CALDWELL Publicity M Imager ...... ROBERT TRAVERS Assistalzts . , ROBERT SIEBERT, JAMES CONNOLLY Stage M rmagcr . ,... FRANCIS VVARBURTON Assalslaizt . HAROLD SECKER Properties . . . VICTOR CHAMBERS flssistarzt . ROBERT FANCY Electrician. , . , . FREDRICK 'IXYRELL Asmlvtant I . . EUGENE SULLIVAN Mistress of Wardrobe . . . MARY KELLY Assistant . . . DOROTHY NORTRRUP 66 G LES BOULINARD R French Comedief Presented March 9, 1928, by the Class Qf J une 1928, under direction of 4 Miss RENA C. DUMAS and Miss LUCILE HUNT CAST Jack Houseknecht John Millard Edythe Farnham Hilda Bumpus Hyman Kaplan Elizabeth Hert Beatrice Levin Mallrice Gerks Stanley Townsend Oliver Zinnsmeister Edgar Tallmadge Dorothy Hall Carroll Wilson Wilson MacWilliams Wallace Ely Rosamond Lockwood Arden Howland Henry Adams Louis Flanders Dick McKay BUSINESS STAFF Managers . . .... GEORGE LEADER, EDWIN R Stage Managers . . .... HARRY BRADLEY, GEORGE -A soN Publicity Manager . . ..... GEORGE CHARLES U ,, Jeff' Mrzfstressfes of Wardrobe . . . . HARRIETT MADDEN, BEATRI GERALD ' LEUR BONHEUR 67 . Dramatic Review Since September, 1927, a greater interest has been taken in dramatic work than ever before in Monroe High School. This interest is shown in our improved assembly programs during the school year. The initial dramatic production on a large scale was the first of the one-act plays, given April 8, 1927, by the January '28 class. The line cast and its competent direct- or, Miss Lucile Hunt, made this comedy, Par un Jour de Pluie, a real success. On November 18, It Pays to Advertise, the senior play of the January '28 class, was given before a capacity house. The patient efforts of Miss Winona English was largely responsible for its success. All the parts were exceedingly well done, and the cast and its director were accorded high praise. The play itself was an uproar- iously funny advertising farce, full of action. Les Boulinardf, and Leur Bonheurf' were the French Comedies presented by the class of June '28 under the direction of Miss Rena Dumas and Bliss Lucile Hunt, on March 9, 1928. Both comedies were great successes, and the cast and directors deserve the praise given them by the large group of spectators that saw the production. The senior play of the class of June ,28, Captain Applejackf' by VValter Hackett, was presented in the auditorium on February 24, 1928. The production was a up- roarious comedy packed with thrills which convinced the large audience that it was one of the most successful plays ever presented by a senior graduating class of the school. The cast and its director, Miss VVinona English, are to be congratulated on their great piece of work. The graduating classes wish to express their deep appreciation for the splendid service and cheerfulness of Miss Hunt, Miss Beebe, and Miss English, without whom it would be impossible to present plays of such a fine calibre, and whose help has done much to make the past year a dramatic success. 68 1 l Trumpets Taylor Bell Herbert Harvey Mark Johnstone Jack Kimble Robert VVinslow Trombone ' John Parker Fred Rapp F ranch Horns Bernard Drexler Esther Ticker Baritone Albert Wolfe G oi Bmw' JOHN S. LIVERMORE, Conductor C'lari11.ets Howard Linscott Harry DeBlawe Richard Burgess Christian Schick Francis Foster Robert Fridd g.ALl 1lohn Harvey Louis Hellems VVils0n lVIcVVillian1s Sabroplzones Wendell Caldwell Abraham Strom George Hackett Irving Posner Francis Warburton Donald Nobles 69 Tuba Lawrence Sterling Piccolo Rudolph Rohricht Seward Robinson Bassoon Robert Beyland Sidney Kasiner Oboe John Schubert Drums John Boothby Richard Coddington Ronald Doll Oliver Zinsmeister .Ash ef x l l . tiiltbf ' -iqv . .. ly t 3 F Orchestra I I JOHYS. LIVERMORE, Conductor Violins Violas i Bassoon Mary Atwater Mildred Baumann Gerald Fink Harold Gallant Hyman Julius Kaplan Ethel Klonick Daniel Kushner Selma Sims Paul Yeager Arax Ballarian Wayne Barlow May Cohen Richard Goodchild Vera Lake Edgar Tallmadge Paul Peters Irene VVelsh Tuba Lawrence Sterling Ella Feiock VanVoorhis Munson Lillie Swain Cello Sarah Clark Mary Eidam Elizabeth Norton lVIargaret 'Williams Jane Swain Bass V-iol Albert Wolfe Oboe John Schubert Trombones John Parker Fred Rapp Dorothy Cooney, Eleanor VVelsh 70 . Robert Beyland Sidney Kasiner Flute Rudolph Rohricht Clarinets Francis Foster Howard Linscott - Trumpets Mark Johnstone Jack Kimble Robert VVinslow French H oms Bernard Drexler Esther F icker Drums and Tympam Richard Coddington Albert Zinsmeister x 3 D N ,n If f J' ff V l ' 'nf f I iz'ifIl.Q'JU ,, l , sv 3 1,1 . 1.7 VV' ' A ' K A mmf, YJ -Qi . nf ' ,M 4-'l ' fg fi -. - . K . .- ,v4.,- xl X- BOY'S GLEE CLUB , First How-Field, McMunn, King, Bushnell, Ozer, Bostwick, Goodchild, Hellems, Bedford. Second How-Shermun, Marks, Gullaul., Peters, Kelley, Kushner, Goldstgin, Kaplan, Nixon. t Third Row-Engel, Schultz. Allen. Munson, Meyer, Hetlig. McNab, Doran, Mr. Troup, conductor. N 1 4 V INDUSTRIAL BOYS' GLEE CLUB First How-Bushnell, Subnrstonn, Stanton. Frank, Tiifuuy, Marks, Joss, Levin, Warren, Nixon. Second How-Johnson. Goebel, Alger, Paige, McQuuInrs, Vandewnll, Rosenthal. Guerin, Hess, Young. Third How-Mr. Hague, Director: Bridge, Popp, Hansen. Noyes. Arlhurlon, Tyrrell, Hamilton, Robinson, Von. 7I I I Ethel Anderson Betty Andrews Isabel Asmuth Mary Atwater Corrine Bahringer Anna Ballarian Lucille Baird Mildred Baldwin Virginia Bennet Ruth Cannon Elizabeth Calnbier Henriette Betlam Louise Clasgeans Evelyn Clarke May Cohen Dorothy Cooney Thelma Derbey- Mary Elizabeth Daniels Louise V. Doran Eleanor Duryea Melva Eaton Marjorie Frankenstein Marie Foreman Edythe Farnham Geraldine Fritz Jane C, Grouse Girly Glee Club GUY L. HAGUE, Direcio-r Ruth Gibbons Selma Goldstein Amy Gorwaiz Elizabeth Hert - Mary Hetzel Florence Hoffman Elsie Hurvitz Louise Hogan Vera Lake Adele Leftkowitz Mary Livingstone Ethel Mabbett Florens McAdam Kathleen lNIcCahan Janet R. lWcFarlane Louise hleeker Gladys Merrick Lucille Nlilas Bertha hlilbrandt Robina Nichols Pearl Oppenheim hiargaret Palmer Miriam Pheteplace Marguerite Price Cecyle Posner Virginia Pierson 77. Rifka Rotenberg Mabel Roger lliartha Scubmehl Ada M. Schoenberg Dorothy Seaman Kathleen Skilton Bertha Spaber Grace Springstead Ruth Stackel Helen Southworth Marion Sullivan Helen Suter Jane Swain Lillie Swaim Helen Stewart Marion Shapero Jane C. Taylor Grace VanDeMar Grace VanNeel Lois Voelker Eleanor VVelch Jean D. VVatkeys Mildred VVeiss Evelyn Wheeler Margaret Williams . Jael W Crrnmfg-lf' MTI? Senior Mixed Chorus Ethel Anderson Betty Andrews Isabel Asmuth Mary Atwater Corrine Bahringer Anna Ballarian Lucille Baird Mildred Baldwin Virginia Bennet Henriette Betlam Ruth Cannon Elizabeth Cambier Louise Clasgeans Evelyn Clarke May Cohen Dorothy Cooney Thelma Derbey Mary Elizabeth Daniels Louise V. Doran Eleanor Duryea Melva Eaton Marjorie Frankenstein Marie Foreman Edythe Farnham Geraldine Fritz Jane C. Grouse Ruth Gibbons GUY L. HAGUE, Director Selma Goldstein Amy Gorwaiz Elizabeth Hert Mary Hetzel Florence Hoffman Elsie Hurvitz Louise Hogan Vera Lake Adele Leftkowitz Mary Livingstone Ethel Mabbett Florens McAdam Kathleen Mccahan Janet R. McI arlane Louise Meeker Gladys Merrick Lucille Milas Bertha Milbrandt Robina Nichols Pearl Oppenheim Margaret Palmer Virginia Pierson Cecyle Posner Miriam Pheteplace Marguerite Price Rifka Rotenberg Mabel Roger Martha Scubmehl Ada M. Schoenberg Dorothy Seaman Kathleen Skilton Bertha Spaber Grace Springstead Ruth Stackel Helen Southworth hlarion Sullivan Helen Suter Jane Swaim Lillie Swaim Helen Stewart Marion Shapero Jane C. Taylor Grace VanDeMar Grace VanNeel Lois Voelker Eleanor VVelch Jean D. Watkeys Mildred Weiss Evelyn Wheeler Margaret Williams Joseph Allen George A. Baker James Bedford Rolison Bostwick Elmer Bushnell Gerald Elliot Liebel Engle Raymond Field William Ford Robert Fancy Richard Goodchild Richard Goldstein Harold Gallant Robert Hettig Hyman Kaplan Fred Kelly Leon Kushner Maurice King Richard Marks Luis Maier Allen McNab William McMunn lrVilfred Nixon Maurice Ozer Paul Peters Harold Rohrricht Theodore Schultz Loyal Sherman William Silverman Clayton Warren GUY L. HAGUE JOHN LIVERMORE EVA XVANNANIACHER GEORGE TROUP a ,QI X Rag . Music The importance of music in hlonroe High School can hardly be over-estimated. More and more pupils are joining the classes in Voice Training, Theory, and lVIusic Appreciation conducted by Miss Wannemacher, Mr. Troup, and Mr. Hague. The increased membership and the benefits received from these classes show that music as a subject is becoming as important as French, German or any foreign language. There is seldom an event in the school or connected with it, be it athletic, social, or dramatic that does not call upon some musical organization to create an atmos- phere for its program. The band and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Livermore are now indispensible parts of our assembly periods. The programs given by the Girl's Glee Club under the direction of Guy Hague, the Boy's Glee Club led by Mr. Troup, and tl1e Mixed Chorus conducted by Mr. Hague have been exceedingly well done and are greatly appreciated. ' The annual spring concert, called the May Festival, in which all the musical organizations participate is always presented before a full house. 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They piled up a total of 579 points against a score of 4173 for their opponents. The spirit of the student body in following the record of the team and in turning out forihome games was very gratifying. Almost three quarters of the entire school was present at the Armory to see the final game between East and Monroe. The custom of ending the basketball season with a banquet at the Monroe Y. M. C. A., as guests of the Monroe Hi-Y Club was continued this year when members of.the team were the guests of the club. ' SEASON'S RESULTS 37 Monroe Irondequoit Monroe 29 Charlotte Monroe 27 School of Commerce Monroe 16 lliarshall Monroe 18 East Monroe 25 Technical Monroe 23 VVest Monroe 21 U. of R. Frosh Monroe 33 Batavia Monroe QQ Newark Monroe 26 Palmyra Monroe 33 Newark Monroe 28 Charlotte Monroe 15 East lVIonroe QQ Technical Monroe 25 Canandaigua A Monroe 23 VVest Monroe 28 Greigsville 1VIonroe 21 Alfred Frosh Monroe 23 Shortsville lNIonroe 25 East Rochester hionroe 28 Attica 579 'Reserve Bmketbezll Teeem Forwards Travers Caldwell ARTHUR NEFF-Coach CHARLES FOSTER-Manager ARTHUR FISHBERG-Captain LINE-UP Centers Clark Berlove Substitutes Moskow Sprague Ely Imray Anderson Russell 78 G uards Fishberg Fitzpatrick ,f f xii iff, CAPTAIN FISHBERG Reserve Beerketbezll Monroe High Reserve basketball team established an enviable record for them- selves by downing every team in the Scholastic Reserve League, and by winning the championship of the league. This is the first city wide championship a Monroe team has won on the basketball court. The Red and Blue scrubs piled up a total of 519 points in their sixteen ga.mes, while their opponents could score but 243 markers. The only game the team lost was to East High by 7 points, but this loss was avenged when the scrubs downed East High in their second clash, by 14 points. The team played each game with such spirit that it soon was recognized as the scrappiest team in the city, a title that was well deserved. RECORD Monroe SQ Irondequoit 4 Monroe 34 - School of Commerce 1 1 Monroe 30 Marshall 1 6 hlonroe 1 3 Holley 12 Monroe 34 Charlotte 19 hlonroe 20 East 27 Monroe 35 Technical 1 5 lVIonroe 29 Palmyra. 9 Monroe 39 West 1 1 Monroe 33 Canandaigua 1 6 hlonroe 30 hlarshall 24 TMonroe 60 Charlotte 1 0 Monroe 34 East 15 Nlonroe 45 Technical 21 Monroe 25 Canandaigua 8 Monroe 26 VVest 25 5 1 9 243 f XJ Center Leonard Caldwell H aU-Backs Robert Siebert Harold Berlove Douglas Anderson F ull-Backs Albert Burnett Edward Twardokus , IEQOI11 Soccer ' LEWIS M1cHELsoN-Coach ROBERT SIEBERT-Captarin. .ARTHUR FISHBERG-Manager LINE-UP I -nsides Earl Smith Russell Anderson Ufings Edwin Russell Arden Howland Goalie VVallace Ely 80 lax,-afgolo-fgfgpqy Substitutes Louis Cirrincione Irving lVIcGuidwinuA Frank Fitzpatrick L, Sam Rosenthal Sol Saperstone Harold VValters e CAPTAIN SEIBERT as , x L-. , tr 1 Xb- rf .. - ., V' Soccer Seman- The Mlonroe Soccer Team had a splendid season in 1927, setting an enviable record for future talns to aim at. . Defeated by John hlarshall in the first game, NIOHYOC then went out and set a. pace that very nearly placed the team in the league championship berth, tying with Technical High and defeating every other team in the league except West High. The team was splendidly coached and functioned perfectly, each player co-operat- ing and playing fine soccer. There were no dull games, for hionroe always played and fought fast, always keeping the other team working. Mionroe finished in third place, tie with Technical, with a percentage of .66'7. SEASON SCORES Monroe 1 John Marshall 5 lvlonroe 2 Technical 2 S Monroe 2 Canandaigua 1 Nlonroe 2 Charlotte 1 lVIonroe 3 East 2 hfonroe 3 Irondequoit 1 hlonroe 0 YVest 1 Totals 13 13 81 is - sis A , N I Baseball . S 'N-. E ne Sullivan onard Caldwell illiam lVIcVicar W Arden Howland Chester Clark April 27 May 1 May 4 May 11 May 12 May 16 lVIay 18 BURNS BEACH-Coach J AMES CLARK--Manager LEONARD CALDWELL-Captain q TEAM Robert Meisch Louis Cirricione Douglas Anderson Arthur Liberman SCHEDULE hlonroe vs. School of Commerce lVIay 19 Monroe vs U. of CR. Frosh May 22 lVIonroe vs. West May 23 hlonroe vs Canandaigua May 25 lVIonroe vs Manlius May 30 hionroe vs. Lima June 8 Monroe vs. Technical June 15 82. 4 I Frank Fitzpatrick Adrian Murray John'Noyes Joseph Johnson EdwardTwardukus Monroe vs. LeRoy Monroe vs Webster Monroe vs Batavia Monroe vs Marshall Monroe vs. Shortsville Monroe vs East Monroe vs. Charlotte , JA J H GN AQ SOJJ h-XL Track fp Ewls ICHELSEN- oac . Q39 L M C' h ' 40 JOHN P. NELL-llIa1l0.g6T lip ' EDWIN RUSSELL-Captain . TEAM Edwin Russell Joseph Sturges LX I Charles Playford Frank Bowie Robert Travers A Gerald Elliott Howard Imray Nathaniel Lawrence William Scott John Nell May 7 May 11 May 16 May 19 May 22 May 25 May 26 May 28 I Howard Palmer fi Robert Siebert Charles Gay SCHEDULE Monroe vs. Technical Hiram Phillips Theodore Haidt Edward Drexler Charles Vaugn f. and 14 Monroe vs. John Marshall, U. of R. Frosh Monroe vs. Invitation at Alfred Sectional Meet Monroe vs. WVest High lllonroe vs. Charlotte Interscholastic Meet Monroe vs. East High 83 f WW Q 'S - S U fwgyp Swimming it gil it IP , 75285 Lnwrs lVIICHELSON-COGCIL ' EDGAR PRESENT-Manager 50 ya-rd-Theodore Haidt, Louis Flanders, William Fowler 100 yard-Charles Hass, Robert Beyland 200 yafrd-Charles Playford, Jack Houseknecht Back Stroke-Gordon Levinson, Lucius Button, Calvin Mohr Breast Stroke-Louis Flanders, Derwood Brough, Junior Bradstreet Diving-Frederick Miller Relay-Louis Flanders, Charles Haas, Charles Playford, Theodore Haidt, Robert Beyland, VVillia1n Fowler A SEASON ,S SCORES Monroe 27 West High 32 Monroe 31 East High 19 Nlonroe 16 W'est High 43 1VIonroe Q6 Manlius 31 Interscholastic Meet: V State Sectional lVIeet: West 17, Monroe 26, East 11, Marshall 2 VVest 46, Monroe 29, East 11 lVIonroe 38 Manlius 21 After scoring victories in the State Sectional Swimming meet, Playford, Haas, Flanders, and Levinson represented Monroe at the State lNIeet in Troy, where they gave a good account of themselves. 34 l Cross - Cozmnfy ELBERT ANGEVINE-Coach ROBERT BASCHNAGEL-Capfam LEXVIS HELLELIS-MGHGQET TEAM Edgar Tallmadge Robert Travers Hiram Phillips Robert Basclmagel Robert Fancy Abraham Strom Robert Sears Gerald Elliott SEASON'S SCORES lVIonroe 50 East High 18 Monroe 38 West High Q3 I ntefr-Sectional Meet Monroe Q8 West High 35 East High 28 As a result of the Sectional Meet held at Genesee Valley Park, November 12, Monroe sent its first representative to the State hleet at Troy, N. Y., thus establish- ing a precedent for future teams. The runner who secured this honor was Robert Siebert, who took third place in the Sectional ltfeet. In the State ltleet the following week, Seibert placed fiftieth from among one hundred contestants. This was a fine position in View of the fact that the contestants were the pick of New York State's high school long distance runners. ' S5 , , 1 O' Goh' PHILLIP SCHNEIDER'-'COGCII WILLIAM DEAN-Captain. DONALD BICNALL-llIl1'IlClg6'l' GOLF TEAM VVilliaxn Dean Jean Chantreiul James Connolly Robert Sears The hlonroe Golf Team secured much renown in the city at large by taking the Inter-Scholastic title in 1927, in competition with East High School and John lvlarshall. Monroe placed four men whose total number of strokes was less than that of any other four players connected with any one school. Although there was competition with VVest High School, this school having less than four men in the tournament, did not enter a team. Monroeis brilliant quartette of golf players secured their places through their standings in the pre-season tournament for golf players of the entire senior high student body. The team had fine coaching and also exceedingly good leadership under a captain wl1o secured both school and city championships. hlonroe defeated lvest High once and Aquinas Institute twice in dual school meets. SEASON SCORES lVIonroe 8 Aquinas 7 1nfef'Sc 0?aSftiC hionroe llyz Yvest Sy! BIOUTOQ Hlgh Q80 hlonroe 125 Aquinas QV! East High 116 Jolm hlarshall 793 86 N . Temzir C. L. ACKLEY-Coach VVILLIAM MESSINGER-Manager ROBERT Connls-Captain TEAM William Nferling VVillia,1n lllessinger VVallace Ely Alfred Daniels Robert Corris Edgar Talhnadge George Anderson SCHEDULE May 16 Monroe vs. Charlotte High hlay 29 Monroe vs VVest ' May 30 lNIonroe Aus. Central High, Buffalo hlay 31 Monroe vs. Central High, Buiialo June 1 lVIonroe vs. East High June 8 Nlonroe vs Technical High June 11 IMonroe ns. Marshall High 87 -M EEEJ Girly' Bmketbazll 1927-1928 , Betty Andrews IM Laura Biene X Edith Bloom Marjorie Boddy ix Mary Boughton V lVIarjorie Bushnell x Eleanor Eesley Janet Haas X l V Eleanor Horton Elsie Langley Winifred Lansing Margaret Lentkoop Cleo Mason Louise Meeker E Kathleen ll1cCahan Ethel O'Brien Dorothy Oimisch Pearl Oppenheim Cecil Posner Marguerite Price Marjorie Reeves, Q Thelma Richardson Q jjj' Genevieve Richardson Sara Roman Marion Sullivan Marcia Thayer llflargaret Williams Virginia Thilson Margaret Wood Jean Woodbury il tb Cheer Leezeiem HARRY' BRADLEY V - 1-C- I-C-T-O'R-Y v-I-C- LOCOMOTIVE M-O-N-R-O-E M-O-N-R-O-E M-O-N-R-O'-E MONROE MONROE TEAM, TEAM, TEAM VICTORY YELL T-O-R-Y T-O-R-Y I-C-T-O-R-Y MONROE, MONROE, MONROE TEAM, TEAM DOUBLE LETTER MM-OO-NN-RR-OO-EE MM-OO-NN-RR-OO-EE MONROE MONROE CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS JERRY ELLIOTTIX 89 W Coaclvef in E I V f. LEVVIS A. MICHELSON .A Y BURNS W. BEACH LEILA ASHLEY 5- h x x ' Q JOSEPH ULR1cH LIABEL POOLER .PHILLIP SCHNEIDER ARTHUR NEFF N GRACE S. BABCOCK There is a vitalpart of the Monroe athletic teams that is not seen on the playing field. There is an unseen and often unthanked group that puts llonroe High athletes in the light of fame. To them,-the coaches of Monroe High School-to whom is due much of the credit for the school's splendid teams, the student body now extends its thanks and its appreciation. 90 s . W S MFTDUCEQ? f Can. You P-:bk Them Out? 1-Carl Paul 2-Lucile Brewer 8'-Charles Hunt 4-Edgar Present 5-Sarah Clark 6-Marguerite WVeiner 7-Jack Kimble 8-Frank Bowie 92. 4 ...Viewf... ASSEMBLY HAIJL ...0 .,,, , IABRAR1' ..A.z'be... GYMNASIUM a o n I 1 5-:gag 3 . ......... . ': mix, - Q , Q CAFETERIA BUILDING --.M MONIIOE HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM E. HAWLEY--PRINCIPAL, MONROE HIGH SCHOOL 94 LOYALTY SONG 10: We're loyal to you, hlonroe High, VVe're loyal and true, hlonroe High VVe'll back you to stand 'Gainst the best in the land For we know you have said, hionroe High, rah rah. Then break up their plays, lllonroe High, ' Go rushing ahead, Monroe High, Our team is our fame protector, On, boys, for we expect a victory from you, Monroe High. ALMA MATER :ow Hail our Alma hlater, Hail, oh hail, hionroe. '1'houghts of thee we cherish, As through life we go, Red and blue our colors, VVe thrill to see them fly They stand for all that's best within us, ' Hail to our Monroe High. MONROE PLEDGE '02 VVe sing to hionroe High School, Her name we will revere- VVe, our sons and daughters Er're her honor will hold dear. VVe love her colors proudly flying Victorious Red and Blue, Our all we pledge to hlonroe High School, Our Monroe to you. ' HAIL TO MONROE 20: Hail to hlonroe the name we hold so dear Homage in song we oifer now to thee, We thy sons and daughters gather here Proud to pledge our loyalty- Shoulder to shoulder as the years go by, Faithful to friendships tested o'er and o'er, True to comrads found in hlonroe High, ' Hail Monroe, Hail hlonroe, evermore. What the Old Grads Are Doing '-0001 Fred Kates, June '27, is president of the Freshman class at Amherst College. He is also on the school honor committee. G02 John Williams, June '27, is captain of the Freshma.n Polo team at Dartmouth. He also took a part in Shaw's The Dark Lady of the Sonnets? '-01 Louis Roger, June ,27, is president of the Freshman class at Alfred. He has organized a jazz orchestra for school occasions. '-04 Fred Draper, June '27, played on the Freshman Soc- cer team Yale University. 10: X Ted Benedict and Lawrence Sterling are taking X P. G. courses at lVIonroe. eo: Ten Eyck llflunson, June ,27, is in the Glee Club at the University of Rochester. A '00 Helen Green, Elizabeth Schieble and Emily VVilsea, June ,27, are on the honor roll at the University of Rochester. 0 Powell Beyland, June '27, is active in student affairs at Cornell University. He won the highest mark in the Freshman class in the Engineering College. '01 Harry Powell and Brewster Bastian, June ,27, are attending Cornell University, where they have done much in class work. '02 Clifford Field and Kenneth Taylor, June '27, are en- rolled in the Electrical CoLOperative course at Me- chanics Institute. '00 lVIerlyn Ringwood, June '27, is enrolled in the Archetectural course at llflechanics Institute. 95 l 1 5 ,262 A, , .Q ek 'H R M W , QQQQXOI if Rufmffr T i A R869 Sy . efeaf0nen,ag up ,. :r L -2? gx , 1f Qgggiebaz Ng Aqf Q i Q F P91 sl Q3 N XX x. 3 EM - S1 S IIYA 1 - 4 .8 50 X03 55 QR Pygxgfggexxa f YfX '3X:U?i0?gMv, 6 VN Ogigewbx' Q, 6,6 . .QQ 6? 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Q V 4 Luexle Slut-ter Milton YanDusen Lawerence Sr-hooler Maude Wilkinson Helen Durfee Charles Webb Jean VVilliams l D D Margaret Smare Louise Lymp H i l I0 B 1, Room 230 Teacher, Mr. Wallace President, Robert Stakel Edgar Ben Rudolph Rohricht 10 B 2, Room Q03 Teacher, Miss Manwaring Homer Davey T 4' Milton Drexler T Leon Germanow Bernard Goldstien ' Irving Guttenberg Charles Hellebush James Hutchison William Lee ' Lawrence Lneseher Howard Nemerow Joseph Nobel ' Edmund Randolph Jacque Sloan Robert Stal-kel T 4' 'Wilson Sterling George Swarthont VVilliam lveleh 'l' Elinore Appelbaum T Marjorie Deninger 'l' Eleanor Eesley T Mary Eidam T Mary Flanders Eleanor Horton T 'Selma Kahn ' Feresa McGrath Frances llffurlin T Janis Saulsman Ai e Sta ' Dems Faylor Marian lvalker ff Alice Jane Saunders T President, Jean Ewell V Lee Bahriuger t Julia Baily Howard Baily ' Niles Balch Edna Basehnagel T Clara Louise Bock ' Robert Bowie ' Loraine Bradshaw Elizabeth Cushman Eleanor Duryea Robert Dxu'yea Jean Eastwood Helen Einissee ' Jean Ewell James Fisher ' Marion Higbie 'E Florence I'i0i'flIlllI1 ' Edward Hunt Bernice Jewitt Walter Price John Tullack Gretchen Wilcox ' Edward Willsea 'l' ll ll KEY- Honor Roll 'I' llomeruom Athletics ' Ilomeroom Officer I Band or Orchestra Glee Clubs 1 Dramaties - IOS 10 B 3, Room 271 Preside Alethea Bell Laura Brown Ruth Clark Evelyn Cooper Mary Dunning 'Q Grace La5homb Carolyne Neiser Rolina Nichols Pearl Oppenheim 4' I Edna Perkins Peggy Richardson Dorothy Seaman Marion Sullivan ' Louise Meeker ' I Teacher, Mr. Rusin nt, Marion Sullivan John Fabry 9' Gordon Harris 'I' Martin Horsey Alexander Kennedy Edward Kochenthal ' Louis Maier ' I Ernest McWilliams Gordon Montgomery ' Walton Rice X , f Ilbverett Snow 1' IJ I he Reggae sat ' X Howard Strutz Kurt W'erner ' Ralph Wultt' ' It , .3 10 B 4, Room 229 Teacher, Mr. Flemming President, Kathryn Kinsky Loyd Bagley Leonard Cohen Richard Curtin Everett Davis William Fowler , George Gotham William Normand Frank U'Connell Aaron Salem William Yolmg Gerald Wilson Gladys Ash Minnie llalsamo Mildred Benge I Junia Burford Bessie Curry Virginia Gregory ' Dorothy Johnston 'I' Loretta Johnson Kathryn Kinsky Cleo Mason 'E I Kathleen McCahan 'f Lillian Morse Alire Nixon Marjorie Reeves if Lucille Robinson Gertrude Teseh Marion VanSr-hyuver Helen Winkler Special: 10092, Monroe Life L9 A 1, Room 326 Teacher, Mr. W. Saunders 10 B 5, Room 125 Teacher, Miss Dumas President, William Vll11All0I1 President, Vera Lake Vera Lake I I O ' Anne Curtis Marie Forman I Louise Doran I Doris Cain Mildred Stopeck Dorothy Vaisey Dorothy Friz Inne Henz Irene Putnam Jane Kleinberg ' Elsie Courtright Ruth McCarthy Marguerite Price I ' Irene Welsh 0 Collette Webster Suzanne Gube Lucille Ryan ' Mary Livingstone I Edna Smith Marion Dean Marjorie Donahue Frances Corti Frances Daley Elsie Tuccy Elizabeth Webster Betty Brewer 'k Jane DeKan Annabelle Findley T Fos Marie Finn, Lulu ohnston ' Dorothy McDonald Edith Telford Virginia Townsend T Elizabeth White Allen Baker ' Wilson Battey 'I 'k John Beckley T 'k Konrad Engel T ' RtlP 1 lr I PK' ' u 1 11115031 I1 Eiglxigi zyelllldyvg. Elanore Powell ' Catharine Rippey I' Marian Rodemnayer ' Burke Kline 1' Arnold Lasarus 'I 1' Carl Manson 'E P7thy Salita erick lNIeyer ' lv a et I a John Nixon 'I' llel 1 Smith 'I' William VanAllen 'I' ' Rose Steinfeld 'F Charles Zutes I' 3' lxl Y- Honor Roll 'I Homeroom Athletics 3' Homeroom Officer I Band or Orchestra 0 Glee Clubs I Drarnutics IO L9 A 2, Room 333 President, Lillian Alexander Claire Meyer I I' Howard Hennington James Bassage Roger Waugh Virginia Brack I Arthur Desbrow Anne Wilder Catherine Sale I - Virgil Evans Roberta hIcKay I Eleanore Dutcher I Carrol Johnston I Williain Flanagan Marion Chamberlain I I. .-Leiostone Teacher, Mr. Ackley Arthur Deshrow Ilelen Hurvitz Bernice Bernstein Charles Loyd John McWilliams Phoebe Cornwall Ralph Madden Royal Tobey Charles Kennedy Helen Thomas Winifred Border Alfred Sheible hfargaret Dutton Edith Harmon I ' Alice Fry 'I' F9 A 1, Room 231 President Beatrice Becher Kenneth Beers I - James Cragg Francis Crawford Ronald Doll 0 Catherine Farnam I' Edward Figiela Russell Fringer Widmer Griineisen - Charles Hurlburt I Marjorie Kaufman - Marguerite Klinke I Ernest LaDue Willard Lisson - Arthur Merz 'I' Rosemary Morgan I Teacher, Miss Furlong , Sidney Dorfman Alice Mullen Sherman Nelson I I - Pauline Olds ' I - Howard Rogers Moly Rotenberg Howard Seel Eleanore Seith Bernard Shoemaker Lucy'Smith Raymond Stenzel Mary Stewart I Evelyn Theis I I - Gerald Turk Marion VanArsdale I Ruby Warren I Peggy Yost ' - Special: Hit Pin Champions C9 A 2, Room 365 Preside Jessie Ackerman Mildred Bloom I Vera Cusciani I ' Elva Ferge Lucille Cooper I Frieda Francz I I Anna Gibson I Ada Green Frances Hampson I Marion IJIOLIIHIH lVIarion Houck Laura Kerr I I Kathryn Lace 0 Marion Laing O I Teacher, Miss Brasser nt, Laura Kerr Ruth Lazarus ' Lorraine Millard Jane Schulik Alina Thomas Edith Tuccy George Amey John Bourne Leroy Gunn Harold Haefner DeForest Harmon Gordon McLean Kenneth Purtell I Roger Repp John Sercu L9 B 1, Room 330 Teacher, Miss Rowland President, George VVilliams ' ' John Alhart Jerome Brown I 'I' - Horace Colis 3' Richard Edgerton I -I' Arthur Fisher ' Marvin Klein I Vartan Kooshian I' ' - Edward Lee Robert lilarriotte ' -- William Merwin I ' -- Melvin Neisner ' Mortimer Nushaum Irving Senzel I John Stevenson 'I' George R. VVilliams I I - Robert Witherspoon ' Ruth Cohen I I Ethel June Dennis I ' Vivian Flatau Sylvia Gailar I Mary Greene I J' - Betty Kelly ' A Josephine Lipsky V, Marie Meyer I Grace Moehlman I ' Dorothy Norton - Constance Siller I I Ruth Stevener I Lois VanVechten I . Virginia Wenck Ruth Whipple I KEY- Honor Roll I Honieroom Athletics I Homeroom Officer I Band or Orchestra 0 Glee Clubs I Dramatics 107 ,, ui L9 B 2, Room 335 Presiden Margaret Baily Virginia Baily Laura. Barron Sally Girard Betty Goldstein Barbara Gosnell Hortense Kirshbauln Janet Loysen Virginia McHugh Florence Pellow Mildred Reynolds Thelma Robinson Teacher, Mrs. Kates t, Laura Barron Gertrude Schaller Evelyn Teute Harrison Ball Charles Burnham Philip Garelick Allen Haughwout Wells Latta Eugene Levine Jack Schenherg Milton Smith Ellis Turner Jason Yvicks David Will L9 B 3, Room 321 President, Roy Aberle 0 Oliver Angevine ' Richard Dean Darwin Dunning William Eisenberg ' Charles Fisher 'I Raymond Flanigan Hubert Frankenfetd I Alason Higbie 4' Earl Homer O Elliot Hose Larence Hutt ' Andrew Korts William Moll I' Robert Shannon ' Helen Wenah Teacher, Mrs. Ramph William Moll Irving Taksen Manuel Temkin ' Albert Woodhead 4' Howard Winslow ' Jean Baily ' Ruth Brectchsnieder I fMartha Clark Marjorie Ellis ' Ruth Kammer Jane Medcalf ' Florence Monaghan 4' Jane Riley Vada Swetland Ruth Tarrant Sarah'Schaick Mary Dudley Wiley 'I C9 B 1, Room 329 Teacher, Miss Carey President, Doris Scott Helen Abraham Bernice Baily Ada Bechle ' Helen Bochus Naomi Carr ' June Dunkleberg I hfarion Frank I ' I Ruth Grossman Mary Ideman ' Doris Kinzel Gabrielle Lane I June Emler I ' I Special: Hit Pin Anetta Lloyd Valva Longale ' Charlotte McKeon Bernice Ridley ' Fanny Rosenberg ' Margaret Scheerens Doris Scott 'I' I Sylvia Snyder Marian Townsend Arvilla Voorhies I Marion Walker I I Virginia W'ebster Champions L8 A l, Room 345 Teacher, Miss Gigee President, Gilman Williams Margaret Andrews I Sylvia Asnass I ' D Barbara Backus I I Jean Banning I ' I - Gerald Bobry Dorothy Borchard ' Frances Burns Theodore Colburn I Elizabeth Collins I I John Dale I ' I Rose Drexler I Ruth Findlay I O Webster Frances I ' Abram Goldstein I Milton Greenburg I ' - Cortland Hartung D I - Charles Hilton I I - Harper Kakinuma I ' Betty Kling I 0 - Donald Mcdonald I ' I Ida Oliver 'I ' Helen Parnialee I ' I Alice Ramsay - Dorothy Rankin I Ruth Rubinson I Bertha Turton I I Ruth Waugh I - Claire Yvill Gilman Williams I ' I - Thomas Wood I I Kenneth Young I ' 0 KFY- Honor Roll I Homeroonl Athletics ' Homeroom Officer 108 , I Band or Orchestra O Glee Clubsl Dramatics L8 A 2, Room 377 Teacher, Miss Leary President, Nelson Rockwood Exra Bridge Robert Cushman T Davidson DeCamp T' Darwin Erdle Robert Laing T' Charles Mason Webster hforgan John Munson T' Samuel Peet ' Willard Phetaplnce George Williams Charles Zelter ' Marjorie Adams Virginia Allen T' Doris Bohachek ' Lois Bowman T Jean Frankenstein ' Miriam Gallant Marjorie Gillis T T Doris Hendee T T' Betty Heilbrum Vera Horton T Lorraine Lerner ' Amelia Nlarks T Barbara Olsan T' Irma Pauli T Ruth Pederson T Helen Probst T ' Mary Smith T ' Mildred Smith T Norma V anlluren Special: Eighth Grade Champions-Girls Boys' Basketball Team Undefeated L8 A 3, Room 343 Teacher, Mrs. L. M. Smith President, Thomas Farrell Harriet Bates ' Ellneda Clark T Ruth Finn T Irma Goldstein Marjorie Herle 0 Evelyn Hustleby ' Katherine Joss Carolyn Longrod T Ruth Miller ltzlarion Slauson 'I' ' Naomi Stambough Eleanor Sullivan T' Gerald Baker I Bertram Cohen ' wk Frederick Cornwall Thomas Farrell Richard Gale Dennis Livadas Arthur Lynip Elmer Miesch 4' Arthur Murrellwright I Robert Perlsteiu ' Leo Rossiter 5 James Rossiter Donald Rugg T U Herman Salitan ' Edward Trax I David Williams T I L8 A 4, Room 302 President, Jolm Bareham ' Jack Clarke William Ferris Robert Kochenthal ' Donald Lum T Hugh Brliller ' Harold Radell T WValter Robinson Dean Russell Gordon Wells ' O Richard Wvilliams I - Louise Brasser Martha Caldwell Lulu Coons T ' Kathryn Couright T Adelaide Covell T Teacher, Miss Stevenson Ann Roosa Eileen Craggs T' Harriet Frank Marjorie Gnttenberg T' Elva Hansen I - Lucille Hirschman I - Olivia Hodgson T Marie Hull Annabel Kline Ann Roosa T T Jean Rowe ' June Schutt Hazel Schuyler Helen Spaber T 0 I - Velma Spurr ' I - Helen Sullivan T Carolyn White C8 A 2, Room 374 Teacher, Miss Farrell President, Raymond Printy Carroll Blakeslee Annalee Brown Henry Callahan Katherine Casciani Katherine Connor Louise Emsley , Gladys Farr Katherine Frazer I Irving Haight Marjorie Jensen Walter Kaile Bernice Kliek Albert Levine Gertrude Maier Robert Mayer Marion Mattice 'l' Irene Malnick Eric Ortolani Elise Paeth Jewel Porter Raymond Printy I ' Dorothy Rhiuesmith Vivian Ryan Salvatore Scalia Dorothy Schoeder Alice Smith 4' Ruth VanDeMar O I Charles Webster I 0 KEY- Honor Roll T Homeroom Athletics ' Homeroom Officer I Band or Orchestra D Glee Clubs I Dramatics 109 L8 B IQ Room 376 Teacher, Mrs. Westburg President,,George Mirch T T Laurence Edelsteiu T T Albert Katz ' Donald Lewis T John Nlerchant ' Tom Plumb T Burke Roach T Carlton Spencer T ' James Wareheiin ' Eleanor Alexander T' Lila Benedict T ' Leonora Benigson T T - Jean Cannon Bertha Henderson ' Lillian Kahn ' Margaret Kellner T ' Jane Lowell T T' Dorothy May T' Jea.n McRoherts T Marie Mclvilliams T ' Ellen Patrnan T Lillian Platt T' Jean Porter Janet Remington 3' Blanche Sercu T' Special: Hit Pin Champions L8 B 2, Room 303 Presidei John DuBois T Edwin Bullough Harvey Caplin Leonard Cohen George Cromwell Burbank Engert Vcrner Kreuter George Lothian Ira Potter Donald Philp John Peck Arthur Roseubloom Frederick Sehleber John Woolford Dorothy Brown Bella Schenbergl Katherine Cook 4' Teacher, Miss Williams it, John Grossman Robert Reed T Lorraine Firestone Virginia Grover Virginia Howland Ann Holahan Esther Hurvitz Gertrude Kleinberg Adele Levy Helen Mosher hiarion 0'Connell Jean Orbacker Beatrice Reed Maxine Solomon Katherine Stackel Ann Yeisley Jessie Wagner lvilliam Posner L8 B 3, Room 375 Teacher, Miss Widiner President, Charles Mower Lee Geiszner ' TZ Stanley Goldstein Andres Holm T Milton Joffe ' Stanley Levey T Gerald Manchester ' Ray hlayo ' Charles Mower TZ Richard Rununler T Marguerite Benton Carolyn Bostwick m Edna Clark Ida Crans Leona Edekstien ' T Sylvia Gray Winefred Hoellin Gloria Knudsen Ruth Laidlaw Lois Lanne T Blarion lNIcCarrol ' Jean Pennington T I Marion Renckert Geraldine Rose ' Irma Rubens Jane Scott T Marjorie Simpson ' Ruth Stiedlitz Gertrude Sterling ' - Ruth Vick Ada Wright 'T A 1, Room 323 Teacher, Miss Schantz President, Inez Suckle Betty Adlam T Charles Bailey Eleanor Bailey Kenneth Barons Robert Bloor Donald Browne T I Barbara Curtis Margaret Dakin Virginia Dart T George Dutton T Frances Ensign T George Francis Mary Alice Gage Leonard Gottfried Helen Hatch T Raymond Hider Lois Nvi Blarjorie Mack Miriam Manson T Robert Manuel Louise Morgan T ITL Russell Phelps T Laura Jane Pire Richard Rush Ruth Schloshurg T Mildred Schoenheit T Harold Senzel T Jack SheHield Margaret Shnlz Inez Suckle T Marion Thomas T T Susan Vogt Thomas Vvallace llsea KEY- Honor Roll T Horneroom Athletics ' Homeroom Officer T Band or Orchestra O Glee Clubs T Dramatics IIO 7 A 5, Room 325 Teacher, Miss Mann I President, John Boothby Fenton Beisheim ' Jolm Boothby - Beatrice Bronson I Doris Fogin Huntington Fox Armand Goldstine Dale Grenolds Eleanor Holloway Alice Howell I I Marjorie Jackson ' Wilhelmina Jansen Dorothy Kennedy Pk ik IF Norton Kurlansky I I I Thelma Goldstein B' Miriam Klonick I O 'I Helen Maier 'I Millard Palmer Kenneth Schonheit Deloris Sc-hulty Edna Smith Ilazel Smith 4' Leona Smith John Spring Loretta Tarrant Elmer Travis Frederick Trcilger Janette Yoisey Edward Nvood 3' ' Mina Wydler I 7 A 2, Boom 378 President, Esther Allyn 'I Helene Berman 'I I Frances Bernstein ' Eunice Bicksler I - Clarinda Brandt Dorothy Clifford ' Lillian Drexler 'I I f Ruth Gustafson 'I I Helen Jacobsen I Ruth Koerner ' I Thelma Luelnn ' Marjorie Mathes I ' - Isabel Posner I Reva Schoenberg 'I.-- I Evelyn Schultz ' Violet Sivola I - I D Eleanor Stone 't Teacher, Miss Madigan Bennie Rosenthal Janet Tibbils Sylvia Yveist 'I ' Joseph Barnes 'I Frank Boas ' Louis Durkee Richard Fowler Charles Harris Herbert Holtzman ' Stanley Joffe I Benny Rosenthal I Charles Sahler Shepard Shayne I Scott Sterling 'I I ' Frank Valyear Donald Vogt Robert VVebster B' I Pardon W'illiams I 7 A li, Room SQ4- Prcsic Alice Bailey ' Dorothy Bauman ' Eleanor Cooper I 4' Clementine Coy I Mildred Daniel Pearl DeVVick Betty Kick Estelle Lavner I Jane Macdonald I Jean Murat I 'l' I hlildred Taylor 'I Gladys W'eller ' Arline Whitehead ' Adelaide Holder Evelyn Robert lent, Je Teacher, Miss Parker an Murat ' Ruth Westfall ' Beatrice Levine t O Stanley Baker Raymond Brown it Irving Drucker 't I Edgar Fahrer 'tl Sidney Garelick ' I Mike Krajowsky IIT VVilliam Miding Eugene Miller David Millstone ' I Arthur Palmer ' Alan Smith Elmer Taylor ' Donald Williams A 7, ltoom 822 President Floyd Bedour ' Jack Bowie I Elisha DeVries Thomas Doolan Joseph Finzer James Geroghty if Nicholas Ivanushka Jack McCann ' Bernard Mitchell Walter Oppelt I Justin Price Paul Smith Q ' I - Seth Strait Martha Stnbblefield Teacher, Miss Murray , James Geraghty Catherine W'ieh1nan Leo Van de Sande Paul YVolk 'I' I - Mildred Barrett I Margaret Brumber ' Jessie Estlick Q, Marjorie Karle Jean Korndoerfer Mary Laman Alice Morse I Ruth Phillips Marion Rogers ' Helen Sehugars ' Jane Smith It Phyllis Smith ' KEY- Honor Roll I Homeroom Athletics 4' Homeroom Officer I Band or Orchestra 0 Glee Clubs I Dramatics - i CABINET DEPARTMENT lNIr. Rockcastle Nothing can determine more the degree of success the vocational work is making than the length of time a pupil is willing to remain for instruction. The Cabinet Department has a record unequaled. Since the school began, five years ago. the progress of the department has been very noticeable. There has been a constant effort to produce a higher type of work and better quality. The boys in the shop and the number of terms they have attended are listed below. The list is headed by Charles Frank, who has been in this department five years. fs Charles Frank 10 Charles Stubbe 4 VVilliam Eisenberg 7 Henry Goldenshuh 4 Thomas Agniben 7 II Arthur Owen 3 II Herbert Page 6 Harry Harrington 3 Nelson Sengle 6 Earl VVarren 3 Clayton lNIeyers 6 Henry Bellinger 3 Vincent Vazzano 6 I Clayton VVeller . Elmer Smith 6 Jerry Johnson 2 W'ells Carey 5 II Howard Joss Q Lewellyn Wleekes 5 Robert Buck Q Ivilliam Baily 5 11 Kenneth Dorfner Q Herman Koopman 5 Herbert Remming Q 11 Carl Irons o II Floyd Burgess 2 Edward VV inter 4- II George Tutty 1 Harry Jonson 4 Russell Baum 1 Ronald VVilson 4 Paul Rice 1 Louis Erholdt II Perfect Attendance. COBIMERCIAL ART DEPARTMENT INIORNING Robert Armour Jack Nixon Pierre Campbell Harold Peterson Norman Davies Harry Sherwood Robert Day Frank Sloan V Leon Eisenberg Salvatore F risa Helen Avery Steven Herbert Ethel Curran Irving Levinstein Helen Proudfoot Robert 1NIcCleary Ella Sayyeau Raymond Land , Helen Simon John hlertz Genevieve Thomas Eva VVatson AFTERNOON Prosser Bassett Frank Frey Henry Goebel Donald Hess Theodore Jacobson Robert Kinney John 1VIacQuarters Wvm. i.VIitchell Ross Neill John Noyes Carl Pribus Frederick Redfield Robert Siebert John Stanton Borden Stewart Tom Sullivan Paul Vonhold Virginia Bennett Laura Clark Elizabeth Forgue Eva Pardy Helen Suter Harriet Thompson II2. Charles Alger T Arthur Arthurton T Harry Bohrer Wfells Cary T Donald Clark Lyell DeW'ick VVesley Dibble Allan Faragher T Albert Fenevessy Edward Gommell Rozario Guzzetta T I-10A-7, Room 142 Teacher, li r Dudley President, Theodore Jacobsen Alexander Gresens T John Hacket Theodore Jacobsen VVesley Johnson Theodore Kwasman I T Harry Latine Hyman Levine Jay Niver John Noyes Herbert Page Richard Pappert Carl Pribus T Clarence Pribus T Fredrick Redfield George Russel Alexander Saperstone Elmer Smith T Vincient Taylor Paul Vo11Hold T Clayt.ou VVarren William Worenly Special: 10012, hlonroe Life Sales ELECTRIC ' SHOP Students and Number of Terms in Shops A. M. P. M. S. Bridge 9 I YV. Beaching C. Beam 4- P. Brunner P. Castranova 3 C. Bauman E. Drexler 7 A. Comstock A. Fenyvessy Q I A. Cachia C. Guerin 4 I E. Curry F. Gleichauf 4 R. DeVoist J. Hackett 6 R. Dunn YV. Hendrickson 2 J. Gosnel C. Jordan 2 R. Gowan T. Kwasman 3 E. Hendrickson VV. hlorgan 3 H. Johnson L. hlorton 4 L. Jacobson R. Pappert 4- R. Keymel H. Pratt 7 J. hialony S. Rosenthal 2 I G. Rosenbaur L. Stevens 2 G. Perthel F. Sommers 2 R. Schmidt H. Wfestgate 8 H. Searles C. VVarren 3 I E. Skinner J. Niver 6 T H. Va.nHove R. Thomas 2 L. VVilliams H. Van Valkenberg 8 I L. Revier VV. Gagner 1 Under the expert supervision of hir. Ralph N. Seely, the Electric Shop has developed rapidly. From the fundamental stage the pupils progress until they become practiced electricians. Some of the more advanced students are working on storage batteries, motors, radios, and trans- formers. At the past exhibit of Industrial Arts the electric shop was the main attraction and those interested are asked to visit the shop or attend the next exhibit which will be held hiay 17 and 18 at hlonroe High School. 113 DRAFTING SHOP Pre-'makers of th.-ings Chief Draftsman and Instructor, Elmer P. lNIeuleudyke Apprentices and Number of Terms in Shop i Derby Brough Keith Cortriglit Ernest Corts V Edward Dorav Percy Dodge ' Allan Faragher George Fisher Alex Gresens . Rosario Guzzetta Arnold Hansen K Clinton Lattime, Gerald Zwaga 4 Harry Latti me Ernest liarks Erdman ltiertz Gerald Plant Clarence Pribus Gerald Probst Graydon Robinson Donald Simpson Walter Thompson Fred Tyrell John Wlingender The aim of the Industrial Drafting course is to enable the pupil to enter a machine drafting, room in modern industry t.rained to do tracing and ordinary detailing. Drafting office conditions are maintained as far as possible. A cordial invitation is extended to examine the drawings m the Spring Exhibit held annually in the boys' gymnasium. The first Amedea Adams Joseph Arlauckas Claude Brown John Clausen Chester Connelly Edwin Corson lXIurriel Croney Vililliam Dawson Wlestley Dibble Donald Dye Milton Eckrick Harold Englert Donald English John Estlick Frank Fitzpatrick Patsy Fraina. John French Franklin Harder Edwin Hubbard Harold Impson Patsy Latanzio AUTO MECHANICS snor Howard Wlalsh year in auto mechanics shop the boys learn the rudiments of automobile repairing They work 011 equipment owned by the school. As the boys become more skillful they Work on automobiles that are driven in for all l-.mds of repairs from greasing to complete overhauling. Gordon lhladden Ettor lilagioncalda James lVIallow Bernard liiartin 4 Paul lNTcGreal ' Robert llieiscli Frank Murpliy Maurice Masucci Francis N unnold Sam Pane George Parker Joseph Passato Orrin Pfromn Hector Redshaw Harold Rohr Chester Schaubert Fred Sherman Roy Shreder Gene Sullivan Clifton Tarrant Gerald Tiffany fm . 114 Charles Alger ff' MACHINE SHOP Under the direction of W. E. Hartel the Ma.cl1ine Shop has been able- to produce many dif- ferent types of work. The shop has supplied wrenches, valves, engine frames, bolts, and nuts for the auto shop. hluch interest was aroused in the making of two water motors for the science departments. A steam engine and an hydraulic press are about to be made for the department last mentioned. The manufacture of a three cylinder gasoline engine of small size has been undertaken by the students. Designs, patterns a11d machining in both the water motors and the gasoline engine were done by the boys of the shop. The students are now working on a large Vineer press for the cabinet shop and the work is proceeding rapidly on this machine. Students and Number of Terms in the Shop P. M. 5 Lorenzo Baker 2 A. M. Arthur Arthurton Donald Clark lVayne Cortright Lyle Dewick VVilfred Greig Arnold Kauffman Earl Lawerence Robert ' Pellow Donald 'Pitcher George Reimuth Richard Silliman Harry Schey Elmer VanDeVVall Ralph Wrightman William Waernley Edward Young Ivor Hamilton Donald Kelly John Paris Carl Suter Earl Allison 4 Paul DePrima Peter Oeikes John Stubbe Lester llliller Loyd Schuler Franklin Squire VVilliam Pennington Arthur Eisenburg Artlmr Hayden Chester Burnette August Buttaconole Edward Randtke Richard Lester Lemoyne Frank Ralph Fiscus Harrold Norris Herbert Purkes Benjamine Bower Herbert Lindsey Howard Freeman 115 QHQQQW 'Q ' ' Wi JM' E29 Q Q! ' 7ff'2'H'Ef??jN'Vff Q W' ff f . WL W? ,X wwf ' fm 4215 Jf 1 49 I 7-9q,,J9-,.-if ' -R Q W 352' 'kai -'Zig W G10 ,, XF df . ,i g It f.. 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