Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)
- Class of 1931
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'4 -4Zfff QZHQAH? 1-Y DEDICATION WE, THE CLASSES OF JANUARY AND OF JUNE, 1981 UNITE IN DEDICATING THIS, THE FIFTH MONROLOG, TO MR. LEWIS MICHELSEN WHOSE HIGH IDEALS AND CLEAN SPORTSMANSHII' HAVE BEEN A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION TO EVERY BOY IN MONROE. fb uf P , I 5 I n O I 5 mi si? ax X I 4 K x KW Qi: , In 'J fe. F 2 gs: 5' 'l . E552 ff' is-2 I- ,ill fi x l f MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY cl IVM. ,197 II4IyLI-:Y I4 ,JMX gf' FAC TLTY ' I WILLIAM E. IIAWVLEY . . . . Prineipal WALTEII J. WILLIs .... View-Primfipal JOHN C. VVILES . . Boys' .-ld1w'sor JAN1-1 F. CAMI-:RON . . Girls' Advisor HEI.EN BAIINUM . . . . . . Sm-reiar' ELEANOII M. R.A'l'1'l.l wif: . .l.v.w'.vff111f Ser-refury W O, ELNORA NIARTIN .... . . ,rlflmzdanre H Il gl ish George S. Uarlmrt Cllristabel Abbott Elizabeth LeMay Harold Sliker Charles Carver Elizabeth Middaugli Mrs. Jennie Stolbrand Lois Dildine Helen 0'Connell Mrs. Pliedora Shearer Ida E. Kurzrock Charlotte VVeseott Nlrs. Marjorie Morrison Katliewe wvlnigl eneillei' Alice Stevenson Ancieni Languages Olive H. llflaxwell Florence Farlow Grace Keiin Elizulietli Sc-lileyer 1 Sayde Furlong Mae Leary Mrs. T uby ll. Tullinadge ' M oderu Languages My Harold Bagg Marion Clarkson E. Louise Leadley , 'J' Helen Bradley Rena Dumas Evelyn M. Waugh Mrs. Lucille Carter QBZMUQ v Florenee 5790111811 I- ' IZZI4' E I 1-uIiq.:3 W f :fw- Q l TSR . '? l . 'IZ ll ' ' MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Lucile Bowen Ida Campbell Mrs. Grace Hagaman Catherine Clarke Mrs. Nellie C. Kates Madeline Madigan Mrs. Florence Ramph C. Lee Ackley Avery C. Bacon Herbert Comfort win An rews Mrs. Clara Brasser Harmon Bulley George Albrecht Harry P. Bohrer Glenn E. Foward Clayton J. Dudley Louis C. Hofman QCSQJ-M Ga Clarence Bilhorn All rt Bowerman ne aske Le ia Ashley Mrs. Grace Babcock Cecelia Carey R Mrs. Esther Suttles Social Studies Grace Schneeberger Mrs. Ruth Herron Una Hutchinson Mrs. Florence Ross Sarah Olsan 'illailhemalzzf Earl J. Burnett Mrs. S gs . Edgar A. Rose 60531042 Willis G. Saunders Ethel Gordon Sci L e , . VVilliam Ilutgiiiliisoiili Margaret King V. James Morgan Mary F arell Clarence Gadway Bernice Gigee Nancy Hause Industrial Bion R. Jones Edward VV. Hartel Herbert Ludwig Elmer Meulendyke Ray Murphy Arthur Neff Frank Hosic M usic John Livermore George Troup Lulu Dobbin Health Education Louis A. Michelsen Carl Beghold Ralph Blair - Household Arts- Lulu C. Covell Margaret Stewart I ,, pr14.4.Z1-sj Florence Schminke Mrs. Jeanette Strayer Claude L. Wallace Laurette V. Siebold Laura Spurr Mrs. Louise Thompson wh Grace Murray Laura 0'Neil Harogl B. Saunders afpfiw rn 1 1 1211! . Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Carrie Moore Frances Smith Lola BI. Smith Frances Bass Herbert NI. Reed Glenn Rockcastle Ralph N. Seeley Philip J. Schneider Harry VonHof Mrs. Minnie VanZandt6,q 'Eva WNEneEac'l?,. ,gym J Anna L. Cummings, Nurse Mabel Pooler Anna L. Jackman A Tl Florence Cramer Evelyn Osborn John Reynolds Lee N. Sherwood Library M N I JN 1 R ,, rgaret Easton Clara L. Curtiss gl A' J ' ' ' A ,L ' ,.. Dramatics f f. lnona English Hazel Parker an , 2 vl,-,sv- J Psychologist y W Dr. Lenoir Burnside sl' .LN F v - 4 4 Guulance ,g4,g..Q- Mildred Lincoln Charles Gate f 5, A A if 1 lf. f .1 f'ZZ'3' ' nnuwwg 8 SENIORS T' -'fy S 4 E '!W '53f K SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JANUARY, 1931 President . . Q . . . . . KURT VVERNER Vice-President . . ERNEST McW1LLI.u1s Secrffturz -Treasurer . IRVING GUT'rr:NBr:Ru .I Social fk'lICli'l'II7.UII . MARJORIE 1,ENINGI-IR Znllf! ' iff ' , -If digg 1 0 .. 18 l. in ll WE THEODORE J. ANDERSON Ted 67 Bellevue Drive Always a smile for everyone: Hulher sober, ye! full of fun. Swimming 11, 23, Soccer 123. Number 19 Pratt lnstitute ELINORE R. APPLEBAUM Baum 188 Culver Road A wonderful girl, u wonderful xrnile, - A wonderful sport, and well worlh while. Honor Guard 113, Honor Roll 11. 2, 3, 43, Homeroom Athletics 113, Swimming Club 11, 23, Hockey 12, 33, Soccer 12. 33. asket- ball 12, 3, 43, Baseball 12, 33, Secretav of Glee Club 113 Treasurer of M-Y 143. icc- Prasident of S. A. 143. Wearer of M 133, Les Babillards 143. French Play 143. Number 23 University of Wisconsin LEE R. BAHRINGI-IR l.fgfly I Bly Street Ile may he small, and he luuy he lhin, Bu! he sure is hard lo lriln. Wrestliu 13, 43, llonur Roll 121. 43, Monroe Lifa Sallasman 143, Portrait Editor of Monrolo 143, Advertising Salesman of Monroe Life 143, Advertising Salesman of Monrolog 143. Number 24 University ol' Syracuse EDNA L. RASCIINAGEL Eddie 824 South Goodman Street Vigur, nilulily, vim, and punch, The couraye lo acl on a sudden hunch. The nerve lo tackle lhe hurdexl lhiny With a heart that never forgets to sing. Honor Guard 1l3, llome Room President 12, 33, Social Chairman ol'Girl Reserves 133, Dramatic Chairman ol' G. S. A. 133, .lunior Play 133, Baseball 12, 33, Soccer 13. -13, Track 12, Il, 43, Basketball 12, 3, 43, Adver- tising Solicitor of Monroe Life 143, Publicity Chairman of G. S. A. 143, President. of Girl Reserves 143, Assembli Programs 13, 43. A ora 143, Pencil Pus ers 143, Editor-im Cliiaf ol' Monrolog 143, Secretary of Dra- matics Society 143, Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 43. Tennis 13, 43. Number 24 University of Rochester RALPH W. BLACKBURN Kupie 976 Monroe Avenue A handsome boy in a handsome way: Al least lhal's what his friends all say. Glae Club 113, Lieutenant Deputy 133, Commissioner of Public Safety 143. Assem- bly Programs 143. Madison Junior Undecided ROBERT S. BOWIE ..Bob.. 37 Highland Parkway I wanl lo live as free as air,' I wanl la live wilhoul a cure, Swimming 13, 43, Home Room Athletics 1, 23, Vice-President Hi-Y 143. Advertisin blanager Junior Play 133, Sports Editor oil ee 1s 7 fn 4 CATHERINE ELEANOR BROWN .. Ku-V.. 153 Vassar Street She draws men- Arrow collar men, She has quile n rullerliong anybody wanl a man? Glee Club 113, Art Editor ul' Monrolog 143. Number 23 Mechanics Institute ROBERT W. BUCK Bob 548 Merchants Road Never a worrv, never a cure: . . . . . .Some day he ll be a millionaire. Industrial Boys' Glee Club 13, 43, Honor Roll 143, llomeroom Athletics 11, 23. Number 35 Undecided JUNIA BURFORD June 129 Hollaway Road Brighton. N. Y. J-oily Il-mjomplaininy N-awe I -rres ist ible A-mbilious Royal -'Typewriting Award, Remington Typewrlting Award, Shorthand Award. Number 35 Undecided DONALD C. CLARK Don 19 Burkurd Place Meehan imlly inrlined, and neranaulirally minded, One ry' our fulure uninlors ix decided. llomeroom President 113, Humeroom Vice' President 123, Homeroom Secretary 123, Industrial Boys' Glee Club 133. Number 12 Roosevelt Field E. RUTH CLARK ' 'J inc' ' 336 Meigs Street Peaceful, lhoughUul, and resiyned, Always modest, sweel, and kind. Senior Chorus 143. Art Club 143. Number 23 Undecided EVELYN COOPER ncoopy. 66 Hickory Street Same folks loudly pralllz All lhe livelong day, Bul Evelyn ma.vn'l bn ill lhal day. Riding Club 143. Monrolog 143 Hockey 13 43 Number 13 University of Rochester Number 35 Cornell alkcmw- . j 11 ,Rf lik E s '41 A 4 I I l lol ii? HLSIE COUR'l'lllGll'l' .. Peg.. 46 Oakland Street. This is our reliring maid To whom no rntsrrhief run be luul. Remington Txpewriting Award, Royal 'Fypewriting ward, lregg Shorthand Award LCD, Tap-dancing MJ. tint-ol'-town Undecided IIOMER DAVEY Horner 218 Laburnum Crescent. Une who is Ql00ll wilh the books, And nol so had with lhe looks. llonor Guard tll. llomeroom Athletics ll J, National llonor Society lfl-J. Number 35 University ol' Rochester MARJORIIC PATRICIA IDHNINGI-Ill Pnl 36 Weld Street llere is u eltilll of Nulure's kinzllv low Pleased wilh ll rnllle, lickled wilh o slruw. Social Chairman of Class Mi, President. ot' Les Habillards 445, Social Chairman ot' M-Y till, Treasurer M-Y 141, lilramuties Society til. 47. Junior Play 133, National llonor Society tell. Number I4 City Normal JOHN M. IDUNNING ' 'Johnny ' ' 90 Rosedale Street Quiel-lhul'x ull. Cross Country til-1. Open Air School llensselut-r Polytechnic lnstilute lll'Il.l'1N Elll'l'll llUlll l'Il'I Helen 02 Chestnut, Street A miss who we know will not always rrlnin lhul singular lille. .le-ll'erson .lunior Eastman School ol' Music UUIIOTIIY HLEANOR IDURYEA Peanut Long Meadow, Pittsford. N. Y. Who is nal only good, But good for something. Glue Club 125. Mixed Chorus f2J, Attend- ance Award 141, The llookshell' til, 43. Number 23 Undecided . lUYBl'Ill'l' UU ll Y Eli Holi H30 Clinton Avenue South Un lhe highest 4-liff1Jf4une He will some day wrile his name. East Pembroke Und:-eided I'll.l'IAN0lU'I l'Il'ISLl'IY MAN., 59 Briggs Street When she is good, she is very, very gnml: ll hen she is had, she isa-Suv! so youll. Vice-President National llonor Society tall. Vice-President Les llabillards l-ll. M-Y 12, 3. It-7, Treasurer of .lunior Corps LID, llonor Guard KU. Soccer Cl, -0, lloelu-y 13, fll, Basketball til. 45, Swimming ll, 2, 3. 4-D, Track til, -H, llonor lloll tl, 2, 3,1l5, Weurer of M QCD. Number 35 Undecided MARY EIDAM Melle,v T4 Arbordale Avenue Melle,v's q0'er'lions lo our greul remorse Are renlered forever upon-u horse! llomeroom President KU, Secretary Glee Club tll, Mixed Chorus tel-J. National llonor Society CS, 45, Les llahillards Q11-5, Custodian ol' Flag tl, 45, M-Y til, LU. llonor Roll tl, 2, Il, 47, llomeroom Athletics tl J. Seen'- tary G.S.A. CU. Orchestra 12, ID. Number 28 University of lloc-heater JUIIN PAUL lilllllil-I .lu1'k 313 Linden Street lle's lillle, bul he's wisep lle's u lerror for his size. Basketball 125, Golf Team Ml, llomeroom Athletics Clj, llomeroom President 12. Il, -li. llomeroom Vice-President C-U, Urehestra 12, 31, Band 12.3, 47. Kingston lligh School, Pa. Penn, Slate IIELEN ERNISSEIC Ilink,v 327 Caroline Street Every nighl I sean away, Anil gel my Virgil righl every uluyv, And crrry day lhnl l'rr been good l 'm sure my lernrher knocks on wood. Basketball HJ, Baseball tell, Soccer C-l-J, llookey Citi, Swimming Club t-ll. Girl He- serves tl. 2, 3. -lb, Orchtwtra tl, 23. Track 135, Tennis CU, llonor Roll tl, 2, 3, -U. llomeroom President 423. llonor Guard CH. Number 2fl- University of Rochester JEAN lll-ILEN FIWPIl,l, Jeanie 10 Brighton Street, Melnrirhol,v, melunrholy, I 're no use for yon, by gollvl llonor Guard CU, llomeroom President ll, 23, M-Y lfi, 4-J, Glee Club ll, 21, Mixed Chorus 12, 31, Assembly Programs CU. Wardrobe Mistress French Play tfll. Number 23 University ot' lloelu-st:-r ' llwuiw I .QI IQ JOHN ROBERT FABRY ' 'Johnny' ' l0l Southern Parkway I UVUFIZY not, for whofs the use,' To worrv hares me like the deuve. Undecided PAUL FARBER oliud.. lll7 Park Avenue Let fools the sludious despise, Ther:-'s nothing lost in being wise. East, High G ' Carnegie Institute of Technology M A RJORIIC A . FIICLIDS ll141rgfe 4300 Park Avenue Everyone likes this maiden fa ir, So buzom. hlithc. and debonnbn Secretary ol' Junior Corps 1l3. .lohn Marshall Presbyterian Hospital, N.Y. MARY FLANIDICRS Mell,v 20l Rosedale Street, She has music not onlv in her soul, lfnl in her fingertips as well, Glue Club 1l3, Orchestra 113, Honor Guard 1l3, llonor Roll 13, 43, Assembly Programs 1l. -I-3, Monroe Life 133, Mixed Chorus 143, Swimming 1l3, Basketball 111, Soccer 123, M-Y 13, 43. Dancing 133. Number 255 Wellesley IRVING GIITTICNRICRG 1 halts 69 Vassar Street, Ile's made up of musir from his head to his l .', A'nilm1lvr shall have musir wherever he goes. Secretary of Class 143. News Editor Monroe Life 143, Reporter Monroe Life 133. Band '22, ll, 43, Stage Manager Senior Play 143, t t,at.ist,ics Editor Monrolog 143, Assembly Programs 13, 43. Number 23 University ol' Rochester GORDON CHARLES HARRIS nfi0l'ltVn 431 Monroe Avenue lfyou are lnokingfor o serious man, Go to Doc Harris and lay down your plan. Honor Guard 113, Assembly Programs 1l3, lx-operty and Stage Manager French Play 1 3. F N umbur lo Cornell lit 1 X -fl! :WI '35 as le ive-'W A Q tn MZ' 4' an REE' ,T Ai- IRENE MARJORIE HENZ Curly 15 Goebel Place Some folks swell right up 'Cause thev've talent to display, Our Ireneld be a giant I f she cared to net that may. Senior Play 143, Tap-dancing 143, Mixed Chorus 143, T pewriting Award 133. Sgorthand Award' 133, Attendance Award Number I3 Undecided CORA ll. ll0CHS'I'l-IIN 1 Iorky 215 Oakdale Drive Little I core U little I am, I non say just as much as a bigger girl can. Secretary M-Y 143. Vice-President. M-Y 143. Nat.ional Honor Society 143, Les Babillards 143, Homeroom President. 143, Secretarix G.S.A, 143, Honor Roll 12, 3, 43, French lay 143. East, High Wellesley FLORl'INCl'I HOI-'FM A N l lossie 66 if Savannah Street. Il's wiser being good than bod, lt's safer being meek lhnnfieroe, ll's fitter bemyy mne than mad. Swimming 113, Mixed Chorus 123, Basehnll EB, Honor Roll 11, 2 3, Homeroom Secretary Number 12 University ol' Rochester MARTIN M. HORSEY 'tMHftl' 440 Highland Avenue Few persons have courage enough to opp:-ur as good as thev really are. Commissioner of Public Safety 143, General Manager Class Day 143. Number 24 Aviation School ELEANOR B. HORTON llorl 250 Rosedale Street You wonder why you like her so? I t's just as plain as day,- The reason mhvi ifyou must know, There is no other way. Honor Guard 1l3. Vice-President. Junior Corps 113, Glee Club 113, Honor Roll 1l, 2, 3, 43, Girls' Athletic Representative 113, Secretary National Honor Societ 143, Wearer of M 133, Soccer, Hockey, Pase- ball, Basketball, Track 12, 3, 43, Les Bahillards 143, Publicity Manager G.S.A. 133, President, G.S.A. 143, French Play 143. Number 35 Wellesley CARL IRONS 5 Raymond Street. Ile proves himself usefn lVho hides from sight. Undecided 1.6 Y 1 13 KATHERINE II. KINSKY .. Kay.. 324 Field Street She has two eyes so soft and blue- Take care! She gives a side glaure and looks at you! Beware! Ilomeroom President 13, 45, Typewriting Award 135, Shorthand Award 135. St. Boniface Undecided LOUISE LARGE Louise 139 Reservoir Avenue Like a Scotch plaid--she is Breezy, bright, xturdv, A paradox of goiety and business. Social Chairman lies Babillards 135, Secre- tary Les Babillards 145, M-Y 13, 45, Mon- roe Life Reporter 11. 2, 35. Editorial Writer Monroe Life 145, Publicity Chairman G.S.A. 135, Number 16 Rollins RUTH L. LAZICRUS Hill 543 Oxford Street Sornelirnex I sit and think, Other limes I just sit. Swimming 11. 2. 3, 45, Baseball 12. 35, Hockey 135, Soccer 135, Track 135, Tap- dancing 145. Number 23 University of Bul1'nlo LAWRENCE I . LEUSCHER Larry 505 Monroe Avenue The girls think Larry ix fl dear, He does, too, don't you fear. Ilonor Guard 115, Associate Editor Monroe Life 145, Editor-in-Chief 145, Les Babillards 145. I omcroom Viee-President 145, National Honor Society 145. Number 35 llniversity of Rochester I-1'I'I'0R MAGIONCALDA am.. 45 Joslyn Place Tarin carin! It's hard to stmiv. I wish satisfaction were my buddv. Homeroom Athletics 11, 25, Industrial Boys' Glee Club 145. Number 14 Mechanics Institute IIOMENIC V. WIARSEGLIA ..Mm,, 136 Delcvan Street Very gentle, kind, and lru,e,' A friend to me, afriend lo you. Cross Country 125, Number 14 Undecided Ill its-1 - .mlm li' . x N 1 i I X' KATHLEEN G. MeCAHAN .. Kay.. 192 Benton Street Il's the song ,ve sing, and the smiles ,ve :rear Thafx making the sunshine everywhere. President Junior Corps 115. Secretary Girl Reserves 125, President Girl Reserves 145, Agora 145, President G.S.A. 145, Girls' Athletic Representative 135, Soccer, llockey, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Tennis, Swim- ming, Tap-dancing 12, 3, 45, Wearer of M 135, Girls' Glee Club 115. Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 45, llomeroom Vice-President 135, Business Manager Kaleidnsewne 145. llonor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45, .Iohn R. illiams Athletic Trophy 145. Number 24 Geneseo Normal ERNEST MeWlLLIAMS Ernie 538 Linden Street This chap is heardfor miles around: If he were lost, he d soon be found. Manager Reserve Baseball 135, Social Chairman Les Babillards 145, Deputy 135, Dramatic Society 145, Vice-President. of Class 145, Secretary ot' Class 12, 35, Home- room Athletics 11. 25, Monroe Life Sales- man 11. 25, Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45, Secretary Hi-Y 145, Glee Club 125. Mixed Chorus 13, 45, Group Editor Monrolog 145. Number 24 Cornell ,IOIIN E. MeWILLlAMS .lohnn,v 290 Alexander Street I'm wrapped in dismal thinking. Homeroom Athletics 115, Assembly Pro- grams 135. Business Manager Senior Play 14 . Number 23 University of Syracuse FRANCES ISABEL MURLIN Fran Oak Lane, Brighton Skilled in everything eaerept blowing her nu-n horn, M-Y 13, 45, Pencil Pushers 12, 35, Les Babillards 145, French Play 145, National Honor Society 145, Assembly Programs 135, Tennis 13, 45, Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45. Allen's Creek, Bri hton Shio Wesleyan University ROBINA NICHOLS Bene 282 Meigs Street Our Benn is a lof price. And all the scliool agrees she's nice. Ridin Club 12, 3, 45, Girl Reserves 145, Mixecf Chorus 125. Number 23 Oberlin Kindergarten School FRANK 0'CONNELL Irish 73 Beaufort Street Work is work, and must be done, But as I work, I have myfun. Blessed Sacrament Undecided ' M311 , II-Q1 14 'I'IIOMAS OGNIBENE nogie.. 139 Lewis Street IIO knows mhat'x what, and lhal's as high Ax nu-laphysics' wil can f lv. llolneroom President 125, Industrial Boys' Glen Club 12, 3, -1-5, 'l'rack 125, Ilomeroom Athletics 1l, 25, Assembly Programs 12, 35. Number 14 Buffalo State Normal PEAIKI. lll'l'I'INlII'lIM Uppie ' 735 llarvard Street IIer1 s lu the girl whole wisest and best, IIerr's lo the girl whose judgment is hlesl, IIerv'x to the girl who's smart as can he, I mean the girl who agrees with me. llomeroom President 135, Basketball 11, 2, 3. 45, Baseball 11, 2, 3. 45. Soccer 13, 45, Ilockecyv 13, 45, Swimming Club 145, Life Saving .lub 145, Property Manager Junior Play 135, Mixed Chorus 11, 2. 3, 45, l?onllde'Quartet 145, Ilonor Roll 145, Wearcr ihunthivr I2 Undecided RUTH M. PANZLAU Babe IIIT Ilarwielt Road Stulrlv and Iall she walks through lhr hall, The qurrn QI a thousand for gracr. Mixed Chorus 115, Glee Club 115, Life Saving Club 145. Number 12 llighland llospital MADGE PEREIRA Madge 00 Seminole Way I would hr brller if I mold. I'luI iI's augful lonesome bring good. West lligh University of Rochester MARGUERITE PRICE Crete 044 Averill Avenue She trudg'd along unknowing what she sought, And sang ax she ment for want of thought. Basketball 12, 3. 45. llockey 13, 45, Soccer 1.3, 45, Tennis 12. 3. 45. Baseball 12, 3, 45, ' 'rack 12. 3, 45. Wcarer of M, Out-of-town Undecided LIICILLE H. ROBINSON I.1u'ille 52 Marion Street She hath a lusty voirr. Number 28 Undecided rf' Ae-'Q '36 4 5 Q tn, is ZZ' 4: 'Wt' -nv Y , SEWARD A. ROBINSON Semis 2190 East. Main Street Hr mme to high school-oh! so mild, But now we fear hr'x running mild. Track 115, Cross Country 115, Urclu-.stra 11, 2, 35, Band 11, 2, 35, Manager Coll' Team 13, 45, Homeroom Athletics 11, 25. Assembly Programs 115. Banking Commis- sion 145, Ilomeroom President 12, 3, 45, gl-g'112. 3, 45, Monroe Life Reporter Number 28 Undecided ALICE JANE SAUNIDICIIS Ay Jay 54 Caroline Street Guy wilhoul fnllv, good without pralrnsr, You have that rarest virtue, rammon, xenxe. Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45, Honor Guard 115, Assembv Programs 11, 4-5, Swimming Club 125, M- 13, 4-5, Junior Play 135, Secretary G.S.A. 145, Mixed Chorus 145, Bookshelf 14-5, Agora 145. Number 21- St. Lawrence University CHl'1S'I'ER H. SCIIAIIHERT Chat 205 Gregory Street llhrt is hanrlv with toaLv and typrg Hzfs just the kind were sure to Iikr. llomeroom Athletics 11, 2, 35, Glee Club 145, Homeroom President 125, Honor Roll. Number 13 Undecided UUROTHY SHAMAN lint 1103 Clinton Avenue South A rail girl, a true girl, the kind worth all the rcs . A girl wha, just in frirnd.-rhip'x name, will alznnys do the best. Glee Club 125. Mixed Chorus 125, Has- kctball 135, Tennis 135, Soccer 145, Tan- dancing 145, Girl Reserves 12, 3. 45. Viee- President Girl Reserves 145, Art Club 145. No. 24- University of Rochester ,IACOUE SLOAN ..Jack.. 325 Field Street Ilis imagination at times runs wild, But, never mind, he'x reallv mild. llomeroom 'Treasurer 145, Ilomeroom Ath- leties 11, 2, 35, Ilonor Guard 115. Number 35 University of Rochester EDNA L. SMITH Eddie 66 Mulberry Street Shffs true to her word, her work, And herfriends. Attendance Award 145, Shorthand 135, Typewriting 125. Number 24 Undecided . .. ,, F if-L, ,I if ' .... Q 15 RUBERT SNYUER Bob 334 Driving Park Avenue lfarxur was unibilioux and look whul he gol. Number I5 Undecided RUB!-1ll'I' W. S'l'At1Kl'II, Hub 68 Crosman Terrace Hub runu' lo Monroe uvilh lhe rrsl. And neu' he's leaving as one of Ihr' basl. Honor Guard 4l3, Class President 42, 43, Honor Society 43. 43. Les Babillards 43, 43, Viee-President Class 433, Homeroom Presi- dent 433, Standard Bearer 44-3, Tennis Team 443, Business Manager Monrolog 443. Number 35 Ohio ANNE STARR Pan ltli Croydon l-loud From If-xxons long and full of kinks l'an'x rnurngr never xhrinkxg She mr-rv-lv xilx and blinks and blinks, And krrpx as quirl as a Sphinf. Honor Guard 413, Honor Roll 4l, 2, 3, -13, Swimming Club 433, National Honor Society 443. M-Y 43, 43, llomeroom Vice-President. 433, Soccer 423, Tap-dancing 443, French Play 443. Number 23 Middlebury WlLSllN STERLING 028 South Goodman Street llr does tl llIll'l'Pl' ronirs hix way, ll'iIh rourugl' high and manner fl!!-V. llomeroom Athletics 4l, 23, Assembly Programs 413. Monroe Life Salesman 443, Bowling 43, 41-3. Number 2-l- University of Rochester MARION SULLIVAN .liflgx 34 Savannah Street ln Lalin, Ihr peak of perfection, ln uvalrr, :che rivals lhr fish, The man who makes hrr his xrlrrl ion, Will sure gel a peach of a dish. llomernom President. 433, National Honor Sociegy 443. Honor Roll 41, 2, 3, 43, Tg-egg- urer irl Reserves 43, 43, Secretary Girl Reserves 443. Baseball 42, 33, Swimming Club 4l, 2, 33. Basketball 4l, 2, 33, Soccer 433, Hockey 433, Die Papageieu 443, Mixed Chorus 413, Organization luditor Monrolog 443, Glee Club 423, Art, Club 44-3. Number I2 University of Rochester GEORGE J. SWARTIIOUT George HT Mulberry Street When business is in lhe air, llmrgz- is always there. Business Manager Junior Play 433. Secre- tary of lli-Y 443, Banking Commission 433, llonor Guard 4l3, Homeroom Athletics 423. Class Historian, Monroe Life Salesman 433. rf- NSAE A l lg? 4 3 3 . f '11, if DORIS TA YLOR uno.. 56 Sycamore Street Sheds xo beguiling and xo fair, She lakes lhe brealh of men away Who gaze upon her unaware. llomeroom President 433, M-Y 443, Swim- ming Club 433, Honor Roll 4l, 2, 3, 43. Number 35 Undecided EDWARD TWARINIKUS ..Ed.. 48 Belmont, Street Ile never lrnublex lroublr 'Till lrouhle lroubles him. Bowling 433, Basketball 4l, 2, 3, 43, Base- ball 41, 2, 3, 43, Captain ol' Soccer Team 433, Soccer Team 4l, 2, 3, 43, Wrestling 433. John R. Williams Athletic Trophy 433, Homeroom President 4l3. Number 35 llobnrt MARIAN JANE WALKER ...la-V.. Coldwater, New York lie good says lhe ro:-erh And happy you'll B, lfulfun, on lhe olher hand, Saliajliex me. Swimming 423, Baseball 423, Soccer 433, Busketbal 433. Hockeg 433, Track 433, llomeroom Vice-Presi ent 443, Mixed Chorus 443, Assembly Programs 443. Number 24 University of Rochester ELIZABETH W'EBS'l'ER Belly 44 Crawford Street She's happgv as a robin, llenlle as a done, .lust lhe sort of person, Everyone must lone. llomeroom President 42. 3, 4-3, Monroe Life Salesman 43. 43. Glee Clllll.423, 'l'ap-dancing 443, Mixed Chorus 443, Swimming Club 433, Remington Typewnting Award 433, Royal Typewriting Awhrd 433. Gregg Shorthand Award 433, Attendance Award 443. Number 24 Undecided KURT WERNER K url 3 Bly Street Good boys who to their books n lv Will all be grant men by nnrlpliv. Secretary Class 413. Honor Guard 4l3, Captain Soccer Team 433, Soccer Team 43. 43. President- Cla!! 443, National llonor Society 443. Number 13 Undecided GRETCHEN WILIIUX ucig.. 2l Oliver Street. Giggling and frivolous? Thal's lhe lrulhl Bal wilh all l darling charms of youth. Tap-dancing 443. Swimming Club 443. Mixed Choms 443. M-Y 43, 43, llonor Roll 43. 43. Number 24 Unimrsnyy of Rochester Fulton High University of Rochester lt , - 3 MQ' '47 16 -f 1- ,ull I- 7 , , '2- -if GICRALII A. WILSON Jerry 399 Plymouth Avenue liou'i lake life so seriously: You'll never gel out of il alive. Monroe Life Advertising Manager 13, 4-P. Advertising Manager Monrolog 143. Madison Junior General Electric School 'ie l ROY CROMWELL Roy 32 Castlebar Road All things come to those who wail. Number 35 University of Rochester ,l0Sl'il'll CLASSER 98 Woodward Street V A hard worker who raises no dusl. Numhor 14 Undecided IIICRBICRT WIND Herb 138 Laburnum Crescent Tlu- grerzler the man, the less the noise, For all great men have perfecl poile. Homeroom President 135, Industrial Boys' Glee Club 12, 3, 43, Lieutenant De uty 141. Honor Roll 12, 3, 40, Wrestling 1251, Soccer 14-1, Track 125, Assembly Programs 12, 3D, 0 H' h, O , M . range ls range au Bulfalo Normal 1 'Wit' -av 17 L A YA, A .1 4 wx. x -I. Will V? X iw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNE, 1931 President . . . XVILLIAM YANALLEN Vice-President . . . FRED BIEYER Sccrelary- Treasurer . NIARGARET SERGEANT Social Chairman . . . BIARY WHIPPLE ,-'ZZZ Q, W- - 1 S In 25 1 J I '! lla-H1 5535 ,IESSIIC ACKERMAN 25 Anson Place .lexsie-ilflriee your may lo fume Lel the lighlx bla:e on your name. N umber 23 Undecided LI Ll A N HUT A LEXAN DER Honey 373 Harrington Street A quiel charm A pleasing smile No wonder we jnll For your FIYPQY mile. 'l'nnnis Club 135, Monroe Life 12, 3, 45, M-Y. Nuinbor 23 University of Rochester ROI!!-IIl'I'A ANDERSON I-Iffflh -I9 Northumberland Iloud Her merry henrl dnelh good lilac a medicine. New Frior-Chicago, Illinois Ohio Wesleyan lIOIil'IlI'I' J. ARMOUR Hob 238 lmburnnm Crescent l I ixn'l IIPFPS-VIII'-V lu he mixer Thou is nerexsary lo be wixe. lli-Y 12, 3, 45, Reserve Baseball 12, 35, Swimming 13, 45, Senior Play. llomeroom President 1I5, Assembly Drumutlcs. St. Mury's lloburl. Ll'l'l'l'I'l A ASHB Y 'l'ixh 2060 Highland Avenue The keeuesl sense M humor, A hoppv merry grin. D A mind, alerl andfloshmg, h A friend lhrough lhirk and Hun. M-Y 13. 45. Colulnbin Propurator City of Curdill'-'l'eehnical College JAY ll. ASIIENBURG Jay 35 llradford Rd., Brighton The deed he inlrnds is greol But whul as yet, he knows nol. Orchestra 12, 3, 45. Madison Junior Mechanics Inst.il.ut.e ya A lliykmig- 1 JULIA BAILEY ..Judy,, 112 Linden Street G,S.A. Monroe Junior University of Rochester ALLEN J. BAKER HAI., 40 Vick Park B One of lhe few immorlal names Thol were born nol lo die. Number 23 University of Rochester SA LLY BASCOIVI SaIlv Smallwood, Brighton A la model- Whal more? Pittsford Sweet Briar JAMES DeGOLlER BASSAGE Squeak 31 Meredith Avenue Slikvk lo your aim, the mongrel's hold will slip, liul only crnwbors loose the bulldog? grip. Monroe High Hey-Makers 12, 3, 45, Band 11, 2, 3, 45, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Track 145, Hi-Y 145, Stage Production 125, Glee Club 11, 25, Homeroom Athletics. Number 23 Carnegie Tech WILSON BATTEY Slrangler 258 Monroe Avenue Does well, acts nablvz no one muld dn more. Honor Roll 11, 2, 3. 45, Honor Guard 115, Wrestlixg 13, 45, Secretary and Treasurer Jumor orps 115, Sophomore Basketball. Number 12 University of Rochester JOHN N. BFJCKLEY J, N. 83 Berkeley Street Here we give you a lillle glimpse Of our friend John, who is fl prince. Swimming Team 13, 45, Hi-Y 13 4-5, Na- tional Honor Society 13, 45, President National Honor Society 145, Manager Frenchlljlay 145, Homaroom President 145, Editor-m-Chief Monrolog, Honor Roll 8, 2, 3, 45, Student Forum 145, Honor uard 115, Assembly Programs 11, 2, 3, 45. Number 23 Cornell gl 2 19 ICIIGAII BELL Eddie 357 Pearl Street Hlexxed is the man with pleasing personality and appearance. Hi-Y 13, 45. Assistant Manager Baseball 135, Homeroom Athletics 12, 35, Business Manager Junior Play 135. Number 24 University ol' Rochester lII'ILl'1N Ill'1Nl'II5ItI'I' 58 Eastland Avenue So fair is she of mind andface, Her presence brightens every plauve. Social Chairman ol' Class 11, 2, 35, Honor Roll, Assembly Programs 145, Tri-Y 145. Number 23 Undecided MAIIIAN IIOLUIIES BICRGICR 120 Oakdale Drive Lovelv girl-above all rank. German Club 125, Assembly Program, Girls' Service 12, 35, Washington Junior University ol' Rochester BERNICE BICRNSTHIN 28 Berkshire Street Her beauty is truth, Her truth-beauty. Mixed Chorus 11, 25, Operetta, Assembly Programs, Girls' Service 12, 35. Number 23 Undecided IQURIKIN BLACK nunrdv.. 55 South Washington Street .l. Gordon Black-always ser ions. I s .rehool life slufh serious hustnesxP Out-ol'-town Undecided M I LDREII BLOOM .. Mil.. 120 Wilmington Street You neva-r hear her making noise. And to her there are far more pleasant things than boys. Royal Typewritins Award 115, Gregg 60 Word Award 135, emington Award 135. Number 35 University ol' Bulfalo ,,-f' T ' f ' -1- 55471159 sk 1' f Wu, 'ZZ' s ,lf VIRGINIA l'Al.Ml'1IK IIRA1 IK nflilllllln Alpine Drive I hane often relqrelled speaking, but never having kept si ent! Out-ol'-town Northwestern RUTII BRl'1'I'St1lINl'1lIll'ZII 93 Meredith Avenue, Brighton A tender heart, a will inflexible. Secretary-Treasurer Girls' Junior Cor is 1l5, Custodian of Flag 115, Glee Club 115, Mixed Chorus 11, 25, A Capella Chorus 135, Homeroom Athletics German C ub 13. 45, National Honor iety 145, Assem- hly Programs 11, 2, 35. Monroe .lunior University of Rochester l'II'I'l'I'Y BIIFIWPIII Betty 77 Southern Parkway ll's nice to be natural When one'.1 naturally nice. Tennis, Hockey, Soccer. M-Y. Madison Junior Undecided Ill'1Ill'AlIIl B. BRUUGII Derby l57 Illinois Street The modest champ nf Monroe High. Swimming to him is apple pie. Soph Basketball, Swimminf Team 12, 3. 45, Captain 145, Industrial Gee Club, Track 145, llomeroom Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 45. Number lfl- 'l'ri-State .l ENUM l'l BIIOW N Jerry 26l Mulberry Street Na rocks across his pathway lie. This bqv is lucky. Know you why? Honor Guard 115. French Play 12. 3. 45. French Honor Society 13, 45, llomeroom Prmident 135. Class President c1:35, Business Manager Junior Play. Cross ountr 135, Track 125, Manager Tennis 135, Chorus 13. 45. Number 24 University ol' Iloehester LOIS BUSII Honey East Henrietta Road ller hair is not more :runny than her heart. Mixed Chorus 12, 35, Swimming Club 135. Basketball 135. Washington Junior Undecided I 20 3 591 E 1- 55-1111553 .si 1 af Q -tfllk Llp' 1 4+ DORIS CAIN 50 Mulberry Street Glee Club 115, Rowling Club 145, Tap- daneing Club 145, Senior Chorus 145, At- tendance Award 14 1years5, 60 Word Gregg Certilicate, Royal 'I ypewriting Certificate. Number 24 Mechanics VERA ANN CASCI-KN .. V.. 1l2 Weld Street She'.v neilher .rhy nor bold Hu! .vimplv MU'-possessed. Royal Typewriting Pin 135, Gregg Short- hand Award 135, Remington Award 135, Royal Award 1l5. llonor ull 115. Penmun- ship Award. City Normal Business College ANGICLINIC Cl'1N'I'0I..-K Angie 50 Aurora Street Although she ixn'l verjv lull . She's rerniv lo work, and lhal isn'i all. Greg Writer Certificate 135. Typing Award 135, Sienior Chorus 12, 3, 45. Cit.y Normal Undecided MARIAN D. CIIAMBERLAIN Murmur 166 Navarre Road Our lilllr frieml is noi so lull But precious things are always small. Glee Club 12. 35, Senior Chorus 145, Bas- ketball 125, Tap-dancing 13, 45, Girls' Ser- vice Association 12, 3, 45. Assembly Pro- grams 14-5. Number 23 University ol' Rochester MARION C. CLARK 187 Browncroft Boulevard Playful or serious according lolwhim. ' ThoughUul, or quiel, or bubbling with vim. Band 13, 45, Jazz Orchestra 135, Girls' Service Association 145, Bookshelf 135. Nazareth Academy Kill!! Smith JEAN COIIICN Jeanie 68 Hinsdale ?uiel, obscure, and yet really brizhl. n English class she: our highlig l. I.il'e Saving 145, Tap-dancing 13, 45, Green Cap Swimming Club 125, White Cap Swim- ming Club I-345, Remington and Royal Typing Awa s. Number 35 Undecided 'O WI , 5 dill 1 RUTII I. COIIEN 3 Granger Place 'Tix her modesly lhnl makes her divine. President Girls' .Iunior Corps 115, Social Chairman French Club 135 , Secretary French Club 145, French Play 13, 45, Social Chair- man Senior Al ihu M-Y 135, National Ilonor Society, llomeroom Prmident 1l, 25. Number 23 Vassar College DONALD COOK Don 687 Clinton Avenue South Trim as a soldier, slraiqhl and blond, Hui why is school xueh u lmrf-P John Marshall Undecided LUCILLE COOPER Lou 119 Asbury Street A slender form, u smile, a curl. Has this Lucille, lhe brown-eyed girl. Tennis 125, Track 12, 3. 45. Baseball 12, 3, 45, Art Editor Monrolog 145, Marshal Force 125. Number I2 Mechanics Institute PHOEBE CORNWELI. 27 Belmont Street Always smiling and never failinq, We have in her nn everlasting friend. Senior Chorus 11, 2, 3, 45, Assembly Pro- grams 11, 3, 45, Girls' Service Association 13, 45, Girls' Octetbe 145, Jazz Orchestra 13, 45, Tennis Team 125. Basketball 115. Baseball 115, Tri-Y Alpha. Number 23 Undecided JAMES CRACG ...lima 354 Mt. Vernon Avenue He's u Scolchman-For All o' Thal. Number 24 Syracuse University J EAN CROSS Squeak 136 Harvard Street May all your hours in sweelenl bliss be spenl Crowded with friendship, happiness, conlenl. Pencil Pushers 13, 45, French Honor Society 13, 45, Poetry sditor of Kaleidoscope 145, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Inter-Ili h Orchestra 12, 3, 45. National Honor Societ 145, M-Y 13, 45, Junior Honor Guard 115, Assem- bly Programs 12, 3, 45, Girls' Service Assay ciation 12, 3, 45. Number 23 Smith College is 1 ' 21 EUGENE H. CURRY Gene 2262 East Main Street We introdure to you Mr. Curry The boy who'x never in u hurry. Stage Electrician 12, 31, Swimming 121. City Normal No. 14 Mechanics Institute ELI ZA BETII CU SHM AN Helly 77 Rutgers Street She strived to keep the golden rule, And learned her lessons while at school. Girls' Service Representative 131, Girls' Glee Club 111. Number 23 Ohio Wesleyan MARY G. DANN Manley 114 Shepard Street Modexty ix the nublexl gif! from Ileoven. llonor Roll, M-Y 141. Assembly Programs, Inter-Ili h School Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Monroe fligh Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 4-1, Monroe Life Staff. Columbia Preparatory University of Rochester I'1llSlIIIl1Il School of Music WILLIAM II. DAVIITS Dick 1075 Clinton Avenue South When joy und duly clash, Let duly go lo snmxh. Number 24 Undecided WILLIAM J. DAWSON Cow Boy Bill 15 Chapel Street iVhol is mind? No rnntler. What Lx matter? Never mind. Industrial Boys' Glee Club 12, 41, Industrial Boys' Octette 121, Wrestling Team 141, Class Secretary 11, 2, 31, Instructor Monroe Girls' Horseback Riding Club, Swimming 111, Soccer 111. Sl. Boniface Mechanics Institute JANE DeKAN ...ln 86 Vermont Street Her heart is in her work. .lunior Ilonor Guard 111, Inter-High Orches- tra 11, 2, 3, 41, Glee Club 11, 21, Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Monroe Life Reporter 131, Assembly Programs 11, 2, 3, 41, M-Y 13, 41, Chorus 121, Girls' Service 12, 3, 4-1. Number 23 University of Rochester -rfq T IAEA 7 ' I- 20111114 T96 410 A 1 111' so ,ya I I ETIIEL JUNE DENNIS Janie 343 Rockingham Street You know I suv just what I think and nothing more, or nothing lees. Swimming 11, 2, 41, Basketball 12, 41, Assembly Programs 12, 41, Production Stall' Junior Play 131, Hockey 141. Number 24 Middlebury College ARTHUR DESBROW HAH.. 870 Clinton Avenue South Al twenty he'll think he can save the world, At lhlrly he'll wish he could save part of hix salary. President 1H. R.1 13, 41, Ili-Y Gamma 141, Junior Honor Guard. Number 13 Undecided AUDRI-EY DeWIT'I' fiery 151 Mohawk Street Good sense and virtue here prevu il lVil und humor never foil. Attendance Award 13 yeurs1. Number 21- Genesee Ilospital MILTON DIBBLE 102 Meigs Street Deserve succexs, nndyou shall command it. Wrcstlin 13, 41, City Wrestling Title 1931, 105 lb. glass. Hust Bloomlield Undecided PERCY W. DODGE Doc 157 Averill Avenue An amateur who'll xnmeday he, A basketball star, wnil and see. Reserve Baskctball 141, I-Iomeroom Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 3, 41, Sophomore Basketball. Ilorace Mann No. 13 Mechanics Institute RONALD W. DOLL 2 Alexander Court Orntor, actor, comedian is he, A dazzling star he's .sure lu he. Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Band 11, 2, 3, 41, President German Club 141, Senior Play 141. Deputy 131. Wadsworth School No. 12 University of Rochester 0 ,- , J 11. vw 11 ' 1 II .. 22 NlARGUl'IRl'l'l'I A. IKYMINFI Mimi 175 Nunda Boulevard Pleasanl smiles, and Iols oiopoise, Loved bv yirls, admired by ys. M-Y 143, Die Papalqeien Cl, 40, G.S.A. 13, 4-J, Homeroom resident 143. Social Welfare Chairman oi'G.S.A. 00. Assembly Program 135. East lligh School Skirmore College LOUISE VIULET DORAU Bemis l7l4 Mount Hope Avenue Ouivl. dvmure is Louise Doran Eaajv lo look al, bal hard lo know. Senior Chorus, Glee Club, Remington 40-word Type Pin 133. Royal 40-word ype Award KID. 80-word Gregg Shorthand Award lil-J. Tap Dancing Award GJ. Number 24- Undecided SIDNEY DORFMAN Dorlor 17 Overdalo Park Mas! :J Ihr years behind you, -V0ll'l'P passed ails' well, Whal Ihr fulurr halflx for you, il's hard lo lrll. Manager Soccer Team MJ. Hockey Team Cl, 41, Senior Play C-D, Assembly Dramatios. Number 35 University of Rochester GLAIIYS R. DRUTZ Glad 236 Rutgers Street A dash of humor, a flash of wil, llemlv and willing lu do hrr bil. Gregg Award CD . Number 35 Rulfalo University MARY FRANCES DUNNING .-Manv.. 90 Rosedale Street She speaks, behaves, and urls .lusl as she oughl. M-Y MJ. G.S.A, 13. 41. Mixed Chorus C , Modeling Club Cl, 4-J. Basketball QU. Book- shelf Clk. Number 35 Gennseo Nornml School ELI-IANOR DUTCIII-ZR Dulrh 45 Sonora Parkway Prim, Izrudeul, prrlly, peppy, pelile, and popu ar. Tennis fl, 29, Basketball Ll, 2l. Girls' Service Representative, Homeroom Ollicer C3, 43. Glee Club ll, 2, 39. Number 23 University of Rochester - 5 IAS l il 1 A is L N I -'rg Q5-111 'li 'ZZ' 1 MARGARET E. DUTTON Dully 6l Field Street When Dully has no job And her monqv is sprnl We know she run pose For pepsodenl, Mixed Chorus Q-1-J. Number 35 Nm-mal KONRAD L. ENGEL Karzai? 4 Alexander Street Ile lhaughl as a sage, lhough he fell as a man. Honor Guard OH, Business Manager Senior Play 141. Honor Roll Ll, 2, 3, 4-J, German Cluur Die Papageien CD. Assembly Dra- matics Cl, 2, 3j, Basketball League GD, Number 12 Undecided CATHERINE FARNAM Kay 506 South Avenue An rmply vessel makes the mos! noise. We never hear Catherine. Germs Cl b i2. 3. 41, B k h If Cl b 433. A Capella Chorus. no S e u Number -L3 Brockport Normal TIIELMA T. Fl'ILSTl'IlN 7 Wayne Place Springwater, N. Y. Undecided R. STANLEY FIELD Sian 171 Monteroy Road Pmverle-ss his feelings lo rfural, Ile says muc lrxx lhan he reallv feels. Hi-Y. Madison Junior Amherst College FLORENCE FINK Finkie 330 South Goodman Street She lives lo build, nol boasl. G'l'Gl,.Cll2,Rkh,lf , ' ' Sdiivzce Aessociiitioii ,M-1.00 B P CD Gu-ls Nlonroe Junior Undecided W 5 23 ,Af Y 'S Y All 'HZ I 3 4 . i Vw, lfalr - , -5 MAR I FINN . P.. 24 Well .y Street Her voice is .raft and delimtelv 1-leur, A future opera .rtur have we here. National High School Chorus 145, National llonor Society 13, 45, President and Social Chairman French llonor Society 13, 45. Vice-President M-Y 145, Chorus 13, 45, Girls' Double Quartet 145, llonor Guurd 1l5, Girls' Service Association 12. 3, 45, Assembly Programs 1l, 2, 3, 45. AR'l'llUll JAMES FISHER. JR. Jim 120 Grosvenor Road Ile ix a splendid type of a man, Always drexsed so .rpick and span. Ili-Y Beta Chapter 12, 3, 45, Stage Manager Junior Play 135. llomeroom Athletics 1l, 2, 3, 45, llomeroom Ollicer 1l, 25, Malin ,r of Soccer 115, Swimming Team 125, Ilif:Y Ollieer 125. Number l Prinweton University 'I'lIFKlDORl'Z IC. I-'ITCII ..1.Pd.. 60 Eastland Avenue Let all trouble, work, and sorrow, Hide itself unlil tomorrow. Cheerleader 145, Student. Council 145, Band 145, Senior Play 145, Hockey 145, lli-Y Beta Chapter 145. Hrighton No. I University of Rochester VIVIAN FLATAU Viv 356 South Goodman Street She fares not for beauty, but give her lhe heurl, Where truth hnx its dwelling and goodnexs a part. Bookshelf 12, 35. Number 20 llunter College ,IANICT FORRl'iS'l' lied lb Merwin Avenue To be efficient in n quiet muy, Thi: ix her aim throughout the day. Green Cap Swimming Club: White Cap Swimmirgg Club. Tag-dancing, Remington Typing ertilicute, emington Silver 'in. Gre g Shorthand Certificate, Gregg Short- hand Pin. Out -nl'-town Undecided Fl.flRENCl'i E. FOSTER M idge 440 South Goodman Street Men may mme, and men may gn. 1- She's like that -M- Basketball 12, 35, llonor Guard 115, Uperetta 85, Riding Club 1l, 25, Orchestra 115, Glee lub 11, 25. Mixed Chorus 11, 25, Captain Svvimminlg Team 115, Swimming 1l, 2, 35, Senior l.i e Saving 145, Number 31 University ol' Rochester AZ? ull I 1 ALICE LAURA I-'RY 636 University Avenue She has golden hair and a pleasant xmile, And she ix that way all lhe while. Chorus 135, Riding Clnh 13, 45, llonor Roll. Number 42 University of Rochester WILLIAM UAfiNER Bill I23 Unklund Street lIon'l let the rest of the world yo hy Without finding a fit place for ,vourxeU. Number 24 Parkes Air College SYLVIA CQAILAR l3l Shepard Street She is always horny and yay, And wonders ur Av others Cllllll he that way. Honor Guard 1l5, Green Cap Swimming 135. Dramatim 145. Number 35 Cornell University FRIED Gll.Bl'IR'l' fields Monroe Avenue. Pittsford, N. Y. Uh! Why was man born with .fueh rurlx To lease and launl the poor girls' Track 13, 45, Reserve Soccer 135, Soccer 145, Reserve Basketball 145, Skating 13, 45, llomeroom Athletics, llockey 13, 45. Pittsford Springfield College JEAN GLl'ilCllAlll 51 Landing Road She blnxhex-all is safe. Harley School Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. SUSAN HANFURU GLUVER Sue 268 Brunswick Street A popular girl. quite rlever, loo, Paradozrzeal statement, and ,vel really true. M-if 12, 3, 45, Pencil Pushers 145. Social Chairman of G.S.A. 145. Assembly Program 145. G.S.A. 12. 3. 45. East' High University of Rochester its it I 24 l1 fl N' Z t. , l- nfl' -L IIERNARD C0l.llS'l'lilN 35 .loslyn Plaee Slow tllltl KIPKHLV wins the l'lIl'4'. Treasurer llomeroom 115, President Orph- eus Club 1l5. llomeroom Rasketball 1l, 25, llolneroom Baseball 1l, 25. Senior Boys' Glen Club, Mixed Chorus 125, Assistant Manager 'l'raeli Team 145, Senior Play 1-15. City Normal School No. Il llluleeitled MARY GR!-Il-INI-I lilo Sout.h Avenue Her xlnilr is hellrr lhlln o frown Shfll he tl person :J renown. Riding Cluh 12, 35. Junior Play 135. Pencil Pushers 13, Al-5, M-Y Reta Chapter 13, 45, Senior Mixed Chorus 135, llonor Guard 1l5, Swimming 125. Number Ill University of Rochester Mllllllil. Glll' H557 Monroe Avenue Wwkx llmy pass. ,wars Hltlll' emi, Ye-I -Vlllllll always find in her ll friend. Glee Club 125. llaskethall 12. 35, 'l'enuis Cluh 145. Number 35 University of Rochester ICIIRIS l. llAl.l'l Ed1lv 2l ll Monroe Avenue ller hair and hmrl ure :J gold. Baslilnlmll 12, 35, Senior Chorus 135, Assembly Programs 135, llouor Roll 12. 35, Girls' Serviee Association 145. Tri-Y 13, 45. llrightou l ludeeilled l'Illl'I'Il ANNA IIARMAN I4 l'lastland Avenue lining what she' nllghl le do lllllfll it Xlltllllll be dom' lvl!-Villg when 'lix lime for play And lltlltlllg lols of fun. Glee Cluh 12, 35, Mixed Chorus 125, French Honor Society 145, Honor Guard 1l5. Girls' Service Organization 12. 3, 45, Monroe Life 13,4-5, Business Stall' French Play, Assembly l'I'0Kl LIlllH. Number IIS University ol' Roelu-sler LOUISE HARRIS l23 Grosvenor Road llvr mire is 4-ver xtgfl. tlfllllf, and low. Monroe Life Reporter 1-15, French Play 145. N umber l Wellesley College gi t A .1 1 M x i MZ' 1 l 'KE I IIELEN ELM A llAX'l'0N I65 Pelham Road Sh? has lllvo Hlll-V-N' lo xllrr Rllllllfkk Her Htlllllllly wllhvx and IUIIIRIJYIIPIIPXR lnvitation Committee. Ualtlielll lligh School University of Miehigan l-Il.lZAl!l1I'l'Il IIA YES Belly 143 Plymout.h Avenue South In lifefx mrnrxl lnlllle, Elizolwlh prrlwlilx, Shf llmrrhrx dllilv olulvllrd, and nrwr fllilx. Montclair lligh School Montclair. New Jersey Vassar College ll1lWARll lll'lNNlNC'l'0N llollvif' 633 Park Avenue I will do my hex!- flilvr ull lhlll I rrlll And all lhal I hlllvr. Swimming Team 11. 2, 3, 45. ni-Y qs, 45, Secretary 145. French llonor Society 145. Nations Honor Society 13, 45, President. 145, Standard Bearer 11, 45, French Play 14-5, Assembly Programs 1l, 2, 3, 45, Class Secretary 135, Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45, Orchestra 12, 3.13. Band 1l, 2, 3, 45. Mon- roe High Hey akers 12, 3, 45. NlllDll0l' 23 University of Rochester ll0R0'l'llY K. ll I-I'l l'lC Dolly 125 Mulberry Street. Red-heudrd, swrel, and prlilr. ln her .slurlirs hard lo heal, llunor Roll, Tap-dancing 13, 45, A Capella Chorus 125, Green Cap Swimming Cluh 145, Tri-Y 145, llolneroom 1l5. Number 2-l llniversity of Roehester CHARLES li. llll.'I'0N uflhllfkn 126 Rockingham Street Hr ix tl lrur son of Ihr rrrl and Ihr blur. Secretary and Treasurer 115. President. Boys' Glee Club1l5, Senior Chorus 1l, 2, 4-5, Boys' Glee Cluh 115, Honor Guard 1l5, National Honor Society 145. Number 24 llniversity of Rochester RUTH ll0l'll Fl.lN Ruthie 6l Richard Street. May you lhrollgh life remain Ihr .mlnr I lm-hanged in all urepl your name. German Cluh, Un Marshall Force. Captain Homeroom Team, Glee Cluh. Woleut t lligh School Brockport Normal Sehoo , ' ll'-11 '25 'i I xi- E I- 1311112 4 ' 7 ' '41, is MARIAN A. IIOFMANN Marion 516 Meigs Street Murion's shy, qulkl, and neat This kind you find ix hard to beat. Remington Typewriting Certificates 121, Order of Greg Artists 131, Gregg Short.- hand Ptilllllllllliflill Award, Gregg 60-word Award, Attendance Award 141, Girls' Service Association 13, 41. Out-of-town School of Commerce MARION A. IIOOCK lWurion 517 Averill Avenue Grntlr of speech: brneficient. Remington Award 121, Underwood Typing Award 131, Gregg 60-word Award 131, Gregg 80-word Award 131, Order of Gregg Artists 131, Senior Mixed Chorus 141, Girls' Service Association 13. 41. Number 12 Undecided IIA IKRIIQT IIOI'I'I'1 Hottie 199 Hamilton Street. She xuys: If nt first you do succeed keep your head. lnlervlligh School Orchestra 131. Out-of-town Iisstnmn School ol' Music MICLBA M. IIOUSI-IL 14 Portsmouth Terrace Full :J fun with never u frown, A smile that follows you all around. Out-of-town Rochester Dental Dispensury KATIIRYN ANNE IIOWE .. Kay.. 277 Harrington Street. Penne these .simple rhymes, U ever you reud any, And you'tI find thul she stands out among the many. Academy of Sacred Heart None WILLIAM L. HOWICLI., JR. 26 Buena Place llr says: My mother'x proud of me. Find the reason? lt's eusy to see. Nathaniel Hawthorne Junior High Yonkers, N. Y. Nlassnchusetts Institute ol' Teelmology M MZ' 4 CERTRUDE D. IIUMMELL Gertit 771 Portland Avenue This girl has a pleasant smile, Not now and then, but all the while. White Cap Swimming 11. 21. Basketball 12. 41. Tap-dancing 131, 'roperty Manager Senior Play 141. Assembly Program 141. Number 36 University ol' Rochester CHARLES A. IIURLBUIIT 64 Adams Street A friend lo all, and ull hisfrirnd. Basketball 121. Assistant. Manager Basket.- hall 131, Manager Basketball 141, Sports Editor Monroe Life 141, Associate Editor xgznroe Life 141, Sports Editor Monrolog Number 35 University of Rochester HELEN DOROTHY IIURVITZ 237 Field Street Her giggle is more infectious for, Than laughs :J other maidens are. Chorus 11, 21, Glee Club 11, 21, Advertising Stall ol' Monrolog 141, Monroe Life 141, Die Papegeien 141, G.S.A. 12, 3, 41. Number 23 University of Rochester LULA RAY JOHNSTON 363 Canterbury Road She is Il good student, she is a good friend. We lanow we shall miss her when .urhool days en . President .lunior Corps 111, Class Secretary 121, Class Vice-President. 131, President M-Y 141, French Honor Society 141, Orches- tra 1l, 2, 3, 41, Chorus 13, 41, Girls' Double Quartet 13, 41. Wardrobe Mistress Junior Play 131, Secretary Girls' Service Associa- tion 131, Secretary M-Y 131. Out-of-town Smith College WILLIAM CARROLL JOHNSTON 363 Canterbury Road You were but little nt first. hul- You'1'e grown mighty -mighlhv fusl. National Honor Society 141, French Honor Society 141, Social Chairman French Honor Society 141, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Concert Master Orchestra 141, Senior Chorus 13, 41, President. Senior Chorus 141, Mana er Track 141, Golf Team 13, 41, Junior Pray 131, Portrait Manager Monrolog 141, Hi-Y 141. Out-of-town University of Rochester E. EIIMUND KAISICR ..Ed.. 31 Herkimer Street Edmund Kai.rer's soft brown eyes, Tell that much behind them ties. Horseshoe Tournament 121, Ilomeroom Basketball 12, 3, 41. Number I2 Undecided EHQEEJ 26 ,L I, WILLIAM JOHN KELLY Jack 56 Edgerton Street Lives of great men all remind as This one makes as all forget. Basketball 423, Soccer 433. Baseball 43, 45, Reserve Basketball 43. 4-D. Number 23 Alabama College LAURA KERR 92 Turpin Street ller langue is framed to music, Her hands are armed with skill. Honor Roll 42, 3, 41. Ro ul Typing Awards, Shorthand Award, Hockey 44l. Basketball 44-J, Mixed Chorus 41, 2, 3. 43, Assembly grggtzunls, Girls' Jazz Orchestra 43, 4-J, N ulnber 36 Eastman School of Music MARVIN KLEIN M ara 280 South Goodman Street lle's the chap lo have about Ever willing lo help you oat. Honor Guard 415, Glce Club 41, 21, Honor Roll, Basketball League 435. Number 23 Cornell University MAHIIIIPIRITPI KLINKE Klinke 232 Sanford Street - ller works of art need but lillle praise Her poems we'll remember through all oar days. Swimming, Basketball, Hit Pin 4lJ. Art Editor Kaleidoscope. Number 13 Syracuse University LESTER KROLICK Les 53 Augustine Street A sunny lad is Lester Krolirk . Always smiling, always frohlu:k. Assembly 43, 45 . West High School Mechanics Institute KATHRYN HELEN LACE .. Kay.. 4-l Richmond Street Full well they lau hed with eoanlerfeiled glee Al all her jokes, liar many a joke had she. Band 42, 33, Orchestra 415, Swimming Club 337, German Assembly Program 432. Tap- ancing 435, Girls' Gee Club 42J, G.S.A. Jazz Orchestra 433, G.S.A. 43, -LJ. Number I2 St. John's . gf'- 5 his 1 ff Q-,an W N 4 4 0 Ill.: d 'km I 2 35 l gi ll S E , ,- MARION G. LAING 1084 Monroe Avenue A general good companion and a jolly friend She'll stink to you, true to the end. Band 41, 2. 35, Orchestra 41, 2, 3J, Basket- ball, Soccer, Swimming. Number 35 Undecided AGNES LARSEN 54 Mt. Vernon Avenue She has a heart with room for everv joy. German Club Treasurer 445, Vice-President 431, Senior Chorus 43, 4D, G.S.A. Vice- President 445. Number 24 Mechanics lnsti tu te RUTH LOEBS 125 Castlebar Road Her charm consists of a smile and a :tim ple A soul thal's sincere, a heart that is simpk. East High School Undecided FLORENCE W. LYON 420 Glen lillyn Way She lived or fun And her an she shared Free of expense and everywhere, Dancing 43, 4-X, G.S.A. West High School Rochester General Hospital MILDREH MacNI'1Il. Billie 4 Winthrop Street Tivo small feet upon the antrieat border of Life's Mysterious Land. Chorus. WBSIV Hish Undecided DOROTHY E. MacDONALll 114- Grillith Street She's true lo her work, her word, and her friends. Life Saving 4lj, Assembly, White Cap Club. Number 13 lrlndggidgd 151' 27 MJ -,,. , 5 LIE 'E 1- jg-ul 5553 JYN! f IIQNALII G. lVIaeNAUGll'I'0N M111 ' I3 Rowley Street Hrgnnr, dull mrr, lhnu and I xhal new-r agree. Wrestling 12, 3, 45, Captain Wrestling 145. Lead in .luuior Play The Millionaire, Alpba Chapter Ili-Y, Baseball 145. Numb:-r I5 Iloburt College CARI. S. MANSUN nlflllllllllln 152 llarrington Street Lifr willuml holiduyx, lx like a long journey wilhnul resl. Advertisin Manager Senior Playa! 145, Sopll Basketball, Vice-President ome- rooln 1l. 25, llomeroorn Athletics 13. 4-. Number 23 University of Pennsylvania I.nVANClll-I MARTIN 1'oolxir Linden Road, Brighton Mlvxlfrioux maid! llmrrrlain lreaxurr. You bring more pain or pleasure Endless larmrnix dwell abou! you Yvl who would livr and lim' wilhonl you. M-Y 13. 45. G.S.A. 13, 45. Allen's Creek School U National Park Seminary CLAIRE R. MEYER l26l llighland Avenue Moxl nollle and genrroux, lirnrlvolrnl and fref. Our hearlx heal milh affection and friendship for thee. National llonor Society 13, 45, .French Honor Society 145. M-Y 13- 45. President of M-Y0835, Secretary Students'.Associat.ion, Cust ian of Flag, .Iunior High, Monroe Life 13, 45, .lunior Play, Frenc Play 145. Business Stall' French 'lay 135, Assembly Programs. Girls' Service Association 12, 3, 45, Number 23 Smith College J. l IllilIl'lRICK MICYICR l redrlif ' ll9 Pearl Street Our basketball slar, andlslrenidenl. loo, V We think his nnrrur x uid he in Whos Who. Basketball 13, fl-5, Reserve Baseball 135, Soph Basketball 125, Forum 12, 3. 45. Student Council 11, 2, 3, 45, President.Stu- dent. Council 545, Homeroom President 1I. 2. 35. Kalei oscope 145, Vine-President, Class 145, President .lunior Corps 115, llonor Roll 12, 3, -I5. Number I2 Syracuse University I.I'1S'l'l'IR I . MILLER Lex l7T5 Elmwood Avenue I am always in haslr, bul never in a hurry. Industrial Glee Club 1l, 35, Deputy Force 13, 45, National llonor Society 145. Indus- trial Boys' Club 135. Number 3 Brighton and Number 35 I I lndeeuled 'ae 1 fini 4-4 -.lf MADELINIC E. MILLER II4 Savannah Street llonlenlmrnl ix lhe he-xl forlanr. 80-word Greg Shorthand Award 145, Royal 40-wortl Award 125. Remington 415-word Award 125, Glee Club, Senior Chorus. Number I2 Und:-1-ialecl ROIIERT j0SI'II'll Mll.I.l'lIl Holi Pittsford, New York ll lakes lime lo do lhinyx This boy has plrnly of lllal, Baseball Reserves 12. 35, Industrial Boys' Glee Club 145. Ont-of-town I lntleeidrll ROSICMARY MORGAN Bogie 36 Edgemont Road Talk aboul the xludrnl who always works hard, Here's one who gels her an all A card. Wearer of M, 115, Basketball 125, llonor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45, Baseball 125, Bookshelf Club 13, 45, Die Papageien, German Club 135. Assembly Programs, Green Cap Swim- ming Club 135. Number 49 University of Rochester EILEIEN E. MURPHY 55 Luzerne Street You'll find her in furry kind of xporl For she. is lhal ulhlelic sort, And a Jolly goodfrirnd lo all. Basketball 12, 3, 45, Soccer 12, 35, Hockey 12, 3, 45, Baseball 12. 3. 45, Track 135, 'gfinnis 12, 35, Monroe M, Mixed Chorus Monroe .lunior I lnlleeided .l0IlN II. NIXON Johnnie Brightford lleighls He :lever .vers anyllling worlll gflling angry ahoul. National Honor Society E845, Monroe Life Reporter 125, Associate itor Monroe Life 145, News Editor Monroe Life 145, Vice- President. 145, Assembly Programs 125, Honor Roll 12, 3, 45. Allen's Creek School Swarthmore College MORTIMEI-l NUSHA UM Hors 188 Rutgers Street With merlfy laugh, and quip, and jul, He goes his way and don more than hir be-al. Publicity Mana r Senior Pl 145, GI . , Club 115. Natfdbnal llonor aSociet 14? Reporter Monroe Life 125. Associate Iiditor Monroe Life 135. Managin Editor Monroe Life 135, Editor-in-Chief lelonroe Life 145. Sales Manager Monrolog 145, Assembly Programs 11, 2. 3. 45. llonor Roll 1l, 2, 3, 45. Number 23 University of Rochester A 2'- 8 , 'if ' alll' 97 28 Nl'1l.l.ll'i S. 0S'l'l'I 2 Donlon Street lnlo our heurlx she made her tray. Gregg Shorthand Award 135. Royal 'I'ype- writm Award 125, Girls' Double Quartette 145, Chorus 11, 2, 3, 45. Assembly Programs, Junior Play, Girls' Service Association 13, 45, Manager of Girls' Basketball Team 145, White Cap Swimming Club 135, Life Saving Club 145, llomeroom President. 145, lloner Roll 1l, 2, 3, 45. ,IA M ICS l'. 0'NI'Il Ll, led- Augustine Street. A lamb among ladies. .lolm Marshall Notre Dame MARION l'Al'l'l'Ill'l' Jellerson Avenue. Pittsford Amiahle, she mins all lnlrlligenl. she charms ull Fervenl, she loves all Marion, we lore her. Sl. Boniface Undecided ll0lil'IR'l' l'.A'l'l'iRSON Hob l-3 lleekwith Terrace Ile is our student scientific - Whoxr knowledye really ax ll'l'l'l:fll'. Swimming Team 13. 45, lli'Y 13, 1-5, Aa- selnhly Dramuties 125. llenuelt. lligh School, llulfalo Dartmoulh College AIDEIJ-I l'A'l'RlCK ..Ap0,.. 273 Meigs Street. Tall und hlanrle-xhhv Adele ll'haI is Il P- Why uvnn'l she lell. John M nrshall lligh School Undecided MURSI-I l'l'1CKllAM Moose ll Monterey Parkway Ile who is lilerury minded. Pencil Pushers 13. 45, l.iterary liditnr Kaleidoscope. Los Angeles Senior High I . Colgate University ,Z-K .rf 1 3 mis A il 1 t X -nfl 3 eg 1 I -fu55 f1 lg l' -ZZ' 1 dll! 1 0l,MS'I'l-IAID l'l'1l'Z'I' Ulm 221 Milburn Street. Perxuaxion lipped his langue u'hene'er he spoke. Utica Free Academy Cornell University MARY LUUISE PUUNII Mary Lou Shrimp 1 Field Street. Small of slalare Big :J hear! Very soon from us she'll parl. Basketball 11, 25, Tennis 1l, 25. Clyde Iligh School lllldmidml ICLICANURA L. I'llWPIl.l. Eleanor I6 Edmonds Street, She's fl lrue daughler of lhe red and lhe blug, Basketball 145, Honor Roll 13, -15, Girls' bervwe Association 13, 45. Number 23 University of Rochester lll'2A'I'Rl12l1I PYI-1 lieu 8 Sumner Park ,flrul slill lhrgv jllllfd, and .vlill lhrir uvolulrr grew, When Her' played lhe lfhap.wmfv in Blur. Green Ca 5 Swimming Club 125. B k .tl II 125, G.S.A. Representative 125, lligaliulllc Club 135. French Play 145, Assembly Pm- grams 145. Numher35 .luilliurtl School of Musie, New York City C. lll'lllNl1Il'1 IUCNIIICII Bernie -L Brighton Street, Shr goes her way, Ihroughvul Ihr zluv. ll'ilh ewvlasliny goodwill. i Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Clulx1l5. Nllmlml' 23 llndeeidetl ELLIS RING HEI.. 282 Crosman 'l'erraee IIIIU' Ihr mnrlrl are squirrrlxg The other huU nuls. German Society 12, 35, llomeroom Alh- letlcs 1l,.2, 35, Assembly Programs 1l, 2, 35. llarmonlca Band 125, Track 125, Glee Club 125, Honor Roll 145, Homeroom Secretary 135, Monroe Life Reporter 145. Monroe Junior Ohio Slum 29 CATIIARINE A. RIl'l'EY .. Kay., 165 Linden Street The haplpim-ss lhal'.r in her hearl She free y Io Ihr world imparls. Vice-President Girls' Junior Corps: Student Council 1l, 41, Social Chairman of Class 121. Tennis 12, 31, Baseball 11, 2, 31, Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 41, Swimming 11, 2, 3, 4-1, M-Y 13. 41, Girls' Athletic Representative 141, Chairman Social Welfare Committee 141, Stage Details, French Play 141, Hockey 141, Organization Editor of Monrolo 141, Monroe Life Stall' 141, Honor Guard 111. Number 13 Wellesley College ELlZARE'l'H B. ROCHE Elizabeth 151 Scio Street Fair, wise, slrenglh, rich in happinesx. Mixed Chorus 141, Remington Award 121, Girls' Service Association 13, 41, Order of Gregg Artists Award 131. Number 14 Undecided MARIAN A. ROIDENMAYER nhigv, 389 Park Avenue lieller a ihree inch grin Than a haU inch frown. llomeroom Athletics 111, llomeroom Ollicer 1l1, Class Historian 111, Assembly Pro- grams 1l, 2, 41, Operetta 1l1, Swimming Club 1l, 21, Riding Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 1l, 21. Mixed Chorus 1l, 2, 3, 41. Number 23 Genesee Hospital MABEL ROGER Hanky 210 Salisbury Street A fool lnighl lry lo commince herg Bul onlv a wise man could persuade her. Assembly Dramaties 12, 31, Pencil Pushers 141. Mixed Chorus 121. Number 23 University of Rochester IIOWARU ROGERS Howie 148 Eastland Avenue Hr does mhalercr comcs his may Wilh rourage high and always gay. Track 12, 41, Cross Country 13, 41. Home- room President 13, 4-1. Circulation Manager and Assistant Circulation Manager Monroe Life 141, Hi-Y 13, 41. lrondequoit University of Rochester MOI-EY M. ROTENBERG .. MM.. 34 Lake View Park flood rheer, a lol of fun, And a smile for everyone. Vice-President llomeroom 111, Homeroom Athletics 111, Assembly Programs 13, 41, King Edward School, Toronto University of Buffalo V ' I- nfl!! 115 l . as 1 f 'fav -v+ 4, CATHERINE SALO .. Kay., ll8 Beaufort Street A merry hmrl: a winning amy. Inter-High School Orchestra 1l, 2, 3, 41, Orchestra 11, 2, 3. 41, Monroe Life Reporter 141, Monrolog 141, Girl Reserves 13, 41. Vice-President Girl Reserves 141, Athletics, G.S.A. Representative 141, G.S.A. 13, 41, National I onor Society 141. Number 35 University of Rochester MARYE A. SCANLON Scann,v 45 Mulberry Street Never hloomed the earth so gailv Newer shown lhe .run so brighllv As for her lhey shine and blossom. Senior Play 141. West High School atherine Gibbs Secretarial School ALFRl'1D U. SCHl'llRl.I'l Bud 1788 Mt. llope Avenue Ilivflupizl he blind, as lhev declare, ' is strange he should always seek lhefair. Sophomore Basketball 121, Rowling Team 12, 3, 41, Rand 12, 3, 41, Hey Makers 12, 3, 41, Track 141. Number 49 University of Rochester NORMAN H. SCIIULZ Spike 23l Mt. Vernon Avenue 0 Sleep! O! Sleep Do nol forgrel HIE. Golf 13, 41, Soccer 141. St. Boniface Alabama University IRVINC SENZEL Joe 64 Rosedale Street Thr rule of his lU'c is lo make lmxinrss a pleasure, And pleasure his business. French Play 111, National llonor Society 141, Monroe Life 141. Number 35 University of Rochester JOHN SERCU Jack 58 Bloomfield Place And if chance lo fall below Dan'l new me with a Crilic's eye, But pass my imperfections by. Honor Guard 111, Cross Country 12, 41, Track 12, 3, 41. Number 35 Undecided was , ' 1 WL' -Q7 30 new MARGARET SI'IRGI'1AN'l' ' ' Peggy' ' 70 Harper Street Let olherx labor: I 'll do lhe rexl. Class Secretar 113, llomeroom Vice-Pre.si- dent 82, 33, Class Secretar and 'Treasurer 14-3, C orus 11, 33, Ridin Club 11. 2. 3, -1-3, Operetta 113, Junior lligli Play 113, Senior Play 143, M-Y Club 143. Number 23 Cornell University CON STA NCE 'l'Hl'1LM A Sl LLER ' '1 form ie' ' 69 Brunswick Street A manly form al her side she saw, Lone was duly, bul school was law. Hiding Club 133, Swimming Club 113, Social Chairman Alpha Junior M-Y 133, Social Chairman Alisha Senior Nl-Y 143, Social Chairman of Girls' Junior Corps 113. Number 23 University of Rochester lll'Il.l'iN SMITH 46 Werner Park I ll whose lillle borlv lodged a mighly mind. Monroe Life Stall' 1-13, Properly Manager Senior Play 14-3, Basketball 133. Swimming 133. Tennis 123. Junior High Honor Gua 113. Number 23 Undecided LUCY SMITH I5 Nelson Street Lury, raise your voir:-, Luehv, smile a bil, Show your personalilv Then you'll make a hil, Number 35 Undecided RICHARD W. SNUW nnirk.. 108 Nunda Boulevard lle's nol lo blame for his fold name For his hearl is warm. Skating 133, lli-Y President 133. East High School University of Rochester FRANK J. SOMMI-IRS Bud T2 Bloomfield Street llomeroom President 11, 2, 33, Stage Elec- trician 11, 23, Reserve Baseball 133, r aniz- ing Committee lndustrial Boys' Cluh 143. St. Boniface Mechanics Institu te is-2 f P I- 30411 3 9 , l ZZ' 1 4511! .41 ROSE MARIE STEINFICLID Vesuvius 246 Linden Street 1V halever she says, whalever .the does We cannol help hal like her. Glee Club 11, 23, Mixed Chorus 11, 23, Assembly Program 113, Girls' Service Asso- ciation 143. Number 13 Dennison College, Granville, 0 RAYMONIY J. STENZI-IL ..Rrd,. 14-0 Carolina Street Number 24 Undecided MARY JEAN STPIWAR1' Slubby 30 Audubon Street The girl of our choice must be free from disguise She shows her heurl in her face and her soul in, her eyes, Homeroom Oflicer 113, Mixed Chorus 123, Die .Papageien 12, 3, 43, Secretary 123, President 133, National Honor Society 13, 43, Art Editor Kaleidoscope 13, 4-3, Les Babil- lards 143, Secretary National Honor Society 143: Custodian of the Flag. Out-of-town University of Rochester LOIS S. STONE ..Lm,y.. 45 Brighton Street Shfx lhe girl lo have ahoul, Ever willing lo help you oul. Bookshelf 11, 2. 3. 4-3, Senior Chorus 12. 3, 453. Junior Corps Graduation Play 113, Athletics 113, Glee .lub 113. Number 23 Undecided DOROTH Y SULLIVAN Dol 1050 East Avenue Shall I rompare lhee lo a summer's day Thou arl more lovely and more Irmpernle. Hiding Club 13, 43. Columbia Prep School Skidmore College ANNA M. TACK Turley -l-3 N. Fitzhugh Street A liny body, a liny lisp, Anna Tack-will o' lhe wisp. Newark High School School of Commerce li, W ' EBF f 31 SUPIIIA 'I'l'lKI.IN Soph I24 Field Street This girl goes in for lenn is in a greul hig way, lla hope she'll be ll Helen Wills snmefulure ay. Basketball 12, 3, 43. Soccer 12, fl. 43, Hockey 12. 3, 43, Baseball 12, 3, 43, Track 12, Il, 43, Tennis 13. 43. Hiding 143. Number 35 Undecided I'1DY'l'III-I M. 'l'EI.I 0llll Telford Landing Road Keep pushing, says she, l'ix wiser lhan silling aside. Advertising Manager Monrolog 253, Feu- tures Editor Monroe Life 143, eporter Monroe Life 133, Senior Chorus 143. Honor Boll 12. Il, 43. Assembly Program 143. Chess Club 143. llockey 123. Base Dall 123, Tennis 123. Basketball 123. Swimming 123. tlut of Town University of Rochester A I.MA THOMAS Hobby 237 Laburnum Crescent Thrjv who seek lheir may quiellv Somelimes :uufeeed in a greal big way. Basketball 133. Tap-dancing 133. Hut ol' Town Bochester Business Institute lIl'II,I'lN l.0lIlSl'I 'I'll0MAS 68 Manhattan Street Always mlm, ever serlale. Never in a hurried slale. Ilonor Boll, Hiding Club 143, llornerooln Athletics 1l3, Assembly Programs. Junior Corps Graduation Play. Number I2 School of Comnu rr 1: IIUYAI. ti. 'I'0Bl-EY ' ' Tobey' ' II22 Clinton Avenue South .4 rayal lreasare la Monroe lliyh. li. K B. School Number 24 Clarkson Institute of Technology VIRGINIA I.0l3I!4I'I 'I'llWN!il'INIl RT Culver lloud The smile lhal mins all henrls. Ilonor Guard 1l3, Ilomeroom President 133. Tennis Club 123. Girls' Service Association 12. 3. 43. M-Y Club 113. 43. French Ilonor Society 143, National Ilonor Societ.y 143, Monroe Life 13. 43. Business Stall' ol' French Play 143. Senior Play 143, Secretary of M-Y 143. Social Chairman 143, Vice' 'resident Ilonor Society 143. Open Air School University of Rochester 3 B 11,5 D if , -fi jg-1113 I ,ZZf' kiln-,sy -1- Bl-IRTIIA 'l'llll'I'0N H14l7fv Clover Street. Brighton lferlha has Iried hard in school. To do her work. and keep lhe rule. Dramatics Club 133. Assembly Programs. Number 23 Smith College WILLIAM Keira' VAN ALLEN .. f .. 284 Westminster Boad A elerer hoy in many a way He has one limilaliamv- .hull hang around and hear .mme day His French pranuncialion. Class President 12, 3. 43. Ili-Y 13, 43. National Ilonor Society 13, 43, French Ilonor Society 143, Assembly Programs 12. 3, LI3. Ilomeroom President 123. President Ili-Y 133, President Students Association 113. Beserve Soccer 133. Manager Sotpbo- more Basketball, Manager Senior 'ligh Basketball 133. Head of Deputies 123. Ilonor Boll 12. 3. 43. French Play 143, Publicity Manager Junior Play. Ilonor Guard 1l3, Glee Club 113. Number 1 llnmilton College MARION LOUISI-I VAN ARSIIALIC Van 11300 Harvard Street She leads a life af pleasure free. A happy-yer ueky girl is she. Ilonor Boll 1I3, Basketball 1l3, White Cap Club 123, Senior Glee Club 13, 43. Out of Town Cornell University lllllllflfl' VAN Vl'ilIll'l'I'iN Roh -l2l Mount Vernon Avenue An honesl man. Close-hullonevl In Ihr rhin Hroadrlalh wilhoul. cr warm hearl uvilhin. Band 1l, 2, Il. 43. Orchestra 1I, 2, Il. 43. Assembly Programs. Number 24 University of Syracuse IIAROLII WAl.'I'l'Ilt 25 Werner Park The rnuxrles slrong, lhe lemperule will. Emiuranee, fnresighl, slrenglh. and skill. Basketball 11. 2. 3. 43, Captain Baseball. 11. 2, 3. -1-3, Captain Soccer 1l, 2, 3, 43 Assembly Programs. Number 35 University ol' Alabama RUBY WARREN Ituh.v 2313 Westfall Bond She works when she works She plays when she plays. Urchest ra 113, Basketball 133 . Assembly Programs 1l, 33. A Cappela Chorus 133. Number 49 Undecided 32 , i Thr who lhe Swimming Orchestra 147, lli-Y 13, Number 35 Syracuse University MARTIN WI-IISER Marty 22 Su ter Terrace lL'l'fI'.V one eqrerlx in xolnrlhing in whiz-h onolhrr fails. Marlin excels in rverylhiug. Managing Editor Monrolog 147. Cartoonist Monroe Life 12, 3, 47, Sports Editor Monroe Life 137, Manager Baseball 147, Homeroom Athletics .12, 37. Asselnhlyilaograms 1l, 2, 3, 47, Assistant Manager aseball 137. Number 23 Columbia University MARY 'l'. WHIPPLE Whip 347 Colibs llill Drive A very willy lilllr- lass As charming as can lu' And you should In-nr Ilia- young lllfll wuil, Why won'l she look ol mr French Honor Society 147, Group Photo- graph Editor Monrolog 147. Social Chair- man Senior Class, Assemhly Programs 147, Property Manager ol' Senior Play. West lligll School Sweet Briar l'll,lZAlSl'I'l'll CIIAPIN WllI'l'l'i Brix 110 Brunswick St reel Unwnral lo Ulf pulh of college Ilox gonr lhix girl wilh lu-r yearning for kll0llllPlI1ll'. Columbia Preparatory School Wells College ll. llllWARll WILSON lIowir l08 Adams Street llrrr we have lhr big lllllfn boy, Who has many a lhrzll and many n joy. Baseball 13. 47. West Ili h School ltliaca School of Physical Education NJA llll ,W ,I ' ROBERT E. WI'l'lIl'lRSI'00N --Hahn 20 Dartmouth Street I Ihoughl I knew I knew il ull Iiul now I musl zvoufrsx The more I know, know I know I know I know lhe less. lli-Y 13, 47, Manager ol' Swimming 147, Advertisin Manager Junior Play 137, Vice- President Class 127, Bankin Commissioner 147, Circulation Mana er Nlonroe Life 137, Reporter Monroe Lillie 12, 37, Assembly Programs 13, 47, Member Council and Forum 13, 47, Acting Secretary Students Association 137, Publicity Director 14-7. Number 23 University of Rochester HELEN M. WRl1ill1' IIoney 103 Pearl Street She lrirs her hes!-one could nol do lnorr. liggxllrrie Life Reporter 12, 47, Senior Chorus Erie. Pennsylvania Undecided PHGIJY IADUISH YIYST 4005 St. Paul Boulevard For MYPIQV lwinklr in her eye 'l'here'.v au who in her heurl. Assembly Programs 12. 47, 45-word Rem- ington yping Award 137, 60- and 80-word Shorthand Awards 12. 37, Girls' Service Association 13, 47, President 'l'ri-Y 147, Girl Reserves 13, 4-7. Genesee Wesleyan Seminary Undecided HENRY ZORNOW Pittsford, N. Y. If llc-nr,v'x life should be run like his Ford We are sure il would be guided with core. Ilenriettu Sweeney Aviation School CHARLES G. ZUTES Chunk 44-5 Averill Avenue I n, whul does he excel IIr's so rlefwrr iu many lines, ll's really horrl lo tell. National Honor Society 13, 47, Statistics Editor Monrolog 147, French Honor Society 147, Hi-Y 13, 4-7, Captain Sophomore Bas- ketball 127, Reserve Soccer, Basketball, Baseball 137, Basketball 147, Monroe Life Reporter 137, Associate Editor Monroe Life 147, Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 47. Number 3 University of Pennsylvania V ' HHH! f 1 33 I- 3 all 135 ROBERT II. BOORMAN Bob 56 Oakdale Drive Track 12, 33. Cook Academy Undecided RICIIARD S. CODDINGTON 291 Sylvan Road Orclmstra 12, 3, 43, Band 12, 3, 43, Home- room President 12. 43, Bowling Team 143, Soccer 123. Number l2 Eastman School of Music DAVID DEAN 3110 Barrington Street Monroe .lunior University of Pennsylvania LIEBEL I. ENGEL 21 Boardman Street Number 35 Undecided PAUL IIOW'NELL EYVELL 10 Brighton Street 1 Ilvnn Paul Bownrll Ewell Number 23 Colgate University FRED GILBERT Tarzan Monroe Avenue, Pittsford Soccer 143, Truck 13, 43, Skating 13, 43, lloekey 13, 43, Ilomeroom Athletics 113, Wrestling 143, Reserve Basketball Team 143, Reserve Socccr Team 133. Pittsford High Springfield DOROTHY KELLY 74 Eastland Avenue Basketball 12. 33, Swimming 1White Cap Club3 123, Assembly Program, Brighton Undecided l Z 1 I I Lis-' WILLIAM KILLEN Bill 1500 South Avenue Industrial Boys' Glee Club 143. Aquinas Institute Undecided WINNIFRED JUSTYN LANSING Winn ie 7 Werner Park Track 13, 43, Tennis 133, Swimming 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 11, 2 3, 43, Hockey Q, 43, Soccer 13, 43, Tap-dancing 143, At letic Representative 11, 33, Art Club 143, Wearer of M 133. Corpus Christi Parsons, New York School of Applied Art J. GEORGE MeMILLAN .. Red., 211 Chestnut Street Band 13, 43, Orchestra, Homeroom Basket- ball 133. Scottsville High School . University ol' Pennsylvania LAWRENCE I-I. MeCONNl-ILL Mac 22 Caroline Street Jelferson Junior . ' Rochester Business Institute RALPII MADDEN Ralph 83 Merriam Street Homeroom President 143, Assembly Pro- rams 12, 33, Honor Roll 123, Hi-Y 13, 43, flomeroom Athletics 123. Number 23 University of Syracuse LEANDER A. POK 1.113211 174 Landing Road East 11igh Bently Institute of Business 4:4 Ian, .Y A 41111 41 .1 DORIS REDDING Bury 146 Shepard Street Girls' Service Association 143. East High School Rochmter Dental Dispensary J. HELEN RENCKEIIT 314 Crosman Terrace Life Saving Emblem 133, Swimming 11, 2, 3,,43, Hockey 133, Basketball 12, 33, Track 13 . Number 35 Posse Union School ol' Physical Education WALTON R. RICE 36 Alexander Street Number 24 Undecided ELLIS RING ..El.. 282 Crosman Terraw Die Papageien 12, 33, Homeroom Athletics 11, 2, 33, Assembly Programs 11, 2, 33, Harmonica Band 123, Track 123, Monroe Life Salesman 123, Glee Club 123, Honor Roll 143, I-Iomeroom Secretary 133. Number 25 Ohio State WILLIAM WPILLFIR Bill 16 Werner Park Track 143. East High Ithaca School ol' Physical Education JOHN GEACII WIDOIIRIIRY 374 Yarmouth Road Ili-Y. Oak Park, Illinois None 'll' it e-1 , 34 rs ls Al 1. 1,111 11? ' f f , 5 -1- - 31 n 511112 m u r i a m Class ofllanuary 1931 QQ ' ' I- X S .Win 'N i. '7 - 4 -in 'z ' : MARION VAN SVIIYVHR FILOMENA PIEZA 177 Alexander Street 505 Monroe Ave. 1912 - 1930 1906 - 1930 Class of June 1931 Rl'SS1'1LL FRINGER KENNETH BEERS 121 Uomfort St. Corbett's Glenn Road 1913-1930 1913 -1928 Q. divmw- I 1 35 1- , :X-K 5 ALE 1 Q 1 It 1.614953 26 1 A an ANDIDATES AIIAII BEAGLICY Adah 374- Mt. llope Avenue Girls' Basketball 12, 31, Girls' While Cap Swimming Club 12, 31, Girls' Baseball 121, Girls' Soccer 121, Girls' Tennis 121, Girls' llocke 121, Two Year's Perfect Attend- ance, Tlemington Award, Mixed Chorus 12, 31. Madison Jr. lligh School Undecided BARBARA BECK Harb 223 Rockingham Street M-Y. Out ol' Town Undecided tZA'l'HI-IRINIG A. BISHOP .. Kaye llelendale Road East High Brockport Normal l.U1ZlLl.l'1 BUSH Lou 396 Ml. Hope Avenue R0-word Gregg Award, Royal Silver Pin. Number 13 Undecided FRANCES ANGELA CORTI Frenchy 536 Genesee Park Boulevard Glee Club 12, 31. Mixed Chorus 14-1, FOR GRADUATION IN AUGUST W Wm, A U fix W i A FRANK S. DEANE 305 S. Goodman Street lli-Y 13, 41, Manager of Cross Country 141. Chess Club 141, Stage Manager of French Play 141. Westfield High, Westfield, N. J. l lndeeided ALBERTA l lRl'1S'I'0Nl'Z 273 Dartmouth Street Number 23 Cornell University LAW'RI'1NKZl'1 FRI-QED 1261 Park Avenue Oul ol' Town Undecided llel 0Rl'IS'l' I . HARMON ..De.. 170 East Henrietta Road President Home Room 121, Wrestling 13,41- Monroe Junior University of Rochester MARTIN W. ,IOSl'Il'H!'i Mari 45 Vick Park B Tennis Team 13, 41, Tennis Tournament 131, Homeroom President 121, Deputy G. S. A. 141, Remington Primary Certifi- K2 41' eale, Remington 40-word Pin. ' U . .L 1. R h t Numher 14 Undecided Number 23 uiversi y 0 oc es er mam' 91 36 - 41 tl, IIARRIET M. LONG 170 Mulberry Street Typing Certiticates 421. Shorthand Certifi- cates CD. Three Yeur Attendance Pin C4-J, G. S. A. 14-H. Number 24 Undecided ETIIEI. BAPTIST Tim llomeroom Presirlent., Life Saving, While Cap Club. Number lil Mechanics Institute WINIFRED BORDER Winn ie 43 Finch Street Senior Chorus 31, Assembly Programs t2. 33, Vioe-Presi ent of Class 425. Jellerlon Junior R. ll. l. STERLING M. DEAN S. 380 llurrington Street Blessed Sacrament Union Collet!!! FRANK L. HARRIS 48 Cedarwood Road vllifl-I'l'lilllt.lt!Ill llolnerooln. lronllequoit lligh llirum College, Ohio JA 5 Ate I l 35 4 -1 f JI! Kiwis? SIDNEY C. SIEGEL 230 Oxford Street, George Washington High School New orli City University of Alabama 5fTXfTN!ifTXf,f3f,K7TS WILBUR K. IIARTMANN 508 Rockingham Street, Band tl, 2, 3, 41, Orpheus Club Cl, 21, Rook Exchange Ll, 2, 3, fl-J. Number 24- Ilntlecidetl EI.IZAllE'l'lI II. II0l.l,lS Belxy 65 Bloomfield Street. Number 35 llndecilled TWARJORIE IVIAE NIDKEE M4lrge 590 Averill Avenue Lafayette lligh School, Buffalo, N. Y. General Hospital, Buflalo, N. Y. RUTH McCARTIlY Mickey 554- Plymouth Avenue South Shorthand 60-word Award, 40-word Typing Award. Number 13 Rochester Business Institute ROSE M. McGLYNN Rosie 291 Averill Avenue Nazareth lligh School Undecided MZ' x A 1 .-, WARD B. KRI-IAC Ward 42 Alliance Avenue Number 35 Cornell University GEORGE McMILl.AN lied Scottsville, N. Y. Although his hair is very red, Theris much grey mutlfr in his hrual. Basketball CU, Rand Cl, 47. Scolsville lligll University ol' Rochester HAROLD l'0l'EI,L npope.. 78 Hinsdale Street llomeroom President til, Stage Manager Senior Class Play. Number 35 Undecided JANE SCIIULIK Boots 91 Richmond Street, City Normal School Business School COLE'I'I'E WPIBSTER 1163 Clinton Avenue South Girls' Service Association Representative t2j, Perfect Attendance and Tardy Certili- cate, Typewriting Award. Number 24 School ol' Commerce E, 37 as l A Q . dl! mall i DO YOU REMEMBER? When we entered the stately portals of Monroe for the first time .... back in 1925 .... withstanding the taunts of 7 B babies .... how we used to march in single file lines in the third floor corridors .... and the 7 B assembly .... and our first regular assembly .... seated in the balcony watching with awe as the Junior Corps marched in .... our first homeroom presidents .... Charles Hellebush, Thomas Crawford, Kurt Werner, and Robert Buck .... the camping party with Mr. Bauer and Mr. Ladd at Manitou .... those gaudy pieces of ribbon that we proudly wore as class colors .... the clubs every Tuesday .... compulsory class meeting every Thursday .... the lunchroom on the third floor .... and the long lunch period with dancing in the girls' gym. Then came a lapse of two years and we found ourselves in the Junior Corps .... and the big moment when WE marched into assembly .... Charles Hellebush and Kathleen McCahan were the presidentsg James Hutchinson and Elinore Hor- ton, vice-presidentsg Kurt Werner and Eleanor Eesley, secretaries, and VVilliam Lee and Marjorie Deninger, social chairmen .... our first social event .... the Junior Corps dance fthe girls outnumbered the boys four to onej .... the moving- up program in Junior assembly .... sitting on those bleachers afraid to move .... proudly getting our awards .... that night that comes once in a lifetime .... Junior High School graduation .... and the graduation play .... with Charles Hellebush as Abe Lincoln, Eleanor Eesley as his mother, and Robert Stackel his father .... and Kathleen McCahan making the welcoming address .... the presentation of the class gift by Kurt Werner .... and then the diplomas .... the transfer of the flag by Charles Hellebush and Mary Eidam, our standard bearers to Howard Hen- nington and Claire Meyer of the June class. Our first years as members of the Senior department .... we celebrated this by electing Robert Stackel, presidentg Lorraine Bradshaw, vice-presidentg Ernest McVVilliams, secretary, and Katherine Kinsky, social chairmen of the 10 B class . . . . The Patsyv given by the Junior class back in 1928 . . . . and The Taming of The Shrew .... where we had a chance to laugh at the faculty .... and our first Forum and Council .... our first 10 A homeroom presidents .... lVIary Eidam, Edna Baschnagel, Kurt Werner, and Elizabeth Webster .... The Goose Hangs High .... and that epidemic when the corridors were full of bums . . . . those dizzy issues of MONROE LIFE .... when we elected Kurt Werner, Charles Helle- bush, Ernest McWilliams, and James Hutchinson to lead us through the eleventh year .... then the play that was considered one of the best ever given at lVIonroe . . . . our Junior play . . . . that superb mystery . . . . Cat o' Nine Tails !!!!! . . . . which had us shivering for weeks after .... and which was given by our class starring such Thespians as Pat Deninger, Lee Silver, Chuck Hellebush, Eddie Baschnagel, and Ay Jay Saunders. Finally our Senior year .... Kurt Werner, Robert Stackel, Ernest MclVilliams, Irving Guttenberg, and Marjorie Deninger acting as our officers .... witnessing those basketball games with East High fboy, weren't they closei .... and that discussion over caps and gowns .... Qwe did not wear ihemj ..,. and the Senior play .... The Show Off .... with Ronald Doll laughing all over the place . . . . the Mothers' Tea .... with dancing .... and then that gala Senior Day .... a day of real fun .... we even played miniature golf .... with the boys fishing the girls' balls from the water hazards .... our Alice in Wonderland banquet .... and then Graduation .... with Us in the limelight. VVasn't it a grand and glorious feeling? IRVING GUTTENBERG ' 38 .i - Ye-1 l -ef Ml! Kwik!! 4i- 7 lu- il- CLASS OF JUNE, 1931---PRISON RECORD Scplcmbcr, 1928 The Class of June, 1981, was connnitted to the Monroe Institute of Penal Servi- tude to serve a three year sentence at hard labor for alleged vagrancy. Upon arriving, we were assigned to cell block 10 B. Shortly after taking up residence in our new quarters, we were all promoted to the rank of trusty because of good behavior. At elections which ensued, the following eggs were named to organize our group for the purpose of securing better treatment from the wardens: Willie Weasel Van Allen, Leaderg Safe-cracker Sergeant, Assistant to keep Leader from escaping, Light-fingered Lulu Johnston, Caller of the rollg and Rough-house Rippey. Social Chairman in charge of riots. About this time the Prison Welfare League held its general elections, Jar face John Nell being chosen Big Shot, Mac Mauler Russell, Vice Big Shot. Ward heeler Whipple, Secretary in charge of files and saws, and Eel Elliott and Alky Anderson, prayer and song leaders. The Ward heeler was also elected Editor-in-Chief of the MONROE LIFER, the prison paper, while at an election held by section 1929, Rabbit Ramsay and Wet Smack Sprague were named Editors-in-Chief of the annual report to the warden, the NIONROLOG. In December the first issue of the KALIEDOSCf0PE, to be published spasmodically, was presented to the inmates with marked success. A little later the 1Velfare League basketball team put the Charlotte gang on the spot for its tenth consecutive victory. Its next two raids were not so successful, however, as it suffered minor losses at the guns of first the Marshalls, then the East Siders. January, 1929 The Dutch element of the institution organized into a society called The Pop- gunnersf' The Frogs, not to be outdone named themselves The Bad Beer Barons and claimed as their territory cell 125 and the adjoining speakeasy. The week of January 18-25 marked a complete investigation by the authorities which resulted in the requartering of our class in the 10 A cell block and in the release of the 12 A section. In March The Bad Beer Barons presented a play, Gun Powder in the Eyes, in the chapel. Big time Bob Marshall was named Editor-in-Chief of the MoNno1-1 LIFI-zu. The Prison Welfare League elections were marred by battles with pump guns and water pistols, but when the smoke of battle had cleared away, the following competent officials had been named to guide its destinies: Brewer Baker, Big Shot, Rosie Lockwood, Vice Big Shot, and Pineapple Posner, secretary. lNIay brought an exhibition of the workshop products. In June another investigation was held which advanced most of our class to the 11 B division and turned loose the entire class of June, 1929. As the wardens were badly in need of a rest, the majority of the prisoners were given a two months parole. September, 1929 Upon returning to the Alexander Street workshops, our first act was the election of cell block officials. They were as follows: Leader, The Weasel , Assistant, Light-fingered Lulu g Caller of the roll, Howitzer Howie Henningtong Social Chairman, Bandit,' Benedict. The Prison Welfare League held its general elec- tions, Mauler Russell snaking the post of Big Shot with Looter Louis Teall as Vice Big Shot, Absorbine Arnot, Jr., as Secretary. The Prayer and Song positions were grabbed by Jumping Johnny Keeler and Brilliantine Bob Burnham. The section awaiting release 1930 picked Frowzy Fred Miller and Sunny Silverman to make out the report to the superintendent. Thug Thayer was chosen Editor-in-Chief of the MONROE LIFER. , .i g-Q-N. meal? 39 :ZA N -4- V,-.fl V11 i ? L A 2 f 1 ' up , CLASS OF JUNE, 1931-PRISON RECORD January, 1930 Because we so ably followed out the precepts laid down in THE IDLES OF THE KING, it being right along our line, we were moved to the 11 A branch of the institution where we enjoyed the advantages of closer and more enlightening contact with the dear wardens. Bank-buster Branch was entrusted with the responsibility of edit- ing the MONROE LIFER. Our Junior Class play, The Guy with the Thousand Grand was presented in the chapel. The show was free from bombings and was a marked success. Due to the escape of the existing Welfare League officers, the following mugs were elected to take their places: Eel Elliott, Big Shot, Shoveller Shirley Olsan, Vice Big Shot, and Gunman Goldman, Secretary. The KALIEDO- SCOPE had another spasm, its appearance being a surprise to everyone, including the staff. Another investigation followed by another parole resulted in our being advanced to the 12 B cell block. Owing to the reputations built up by eight members of our group and to their success in working the wardens, they were elected to membership in The Natural Dishonor Society. September, 1930 With our paroles revoked under the Compulsary Education Law, the Class-of 1931 returned to the institution for further correction. To get in practice for the coming Welfare League elections, we held another divisional election, naming The Weasel as Leader, Fred Flash', Meyer as Assistant, Safe-cracker Serg- eant as Caller of the Roll, and Merry-maker Whipple as Riot Superintendent. At the VVelfare League elections which followed, T he Weasel was chosen Big Shot with Whitewash Waugh holding down the Vice Big Shot post, Happy Hal Young as Secretary, and Charming Chapman and Ted Tootles Fitch as Choir and Dancing Masters. The machines functioned perfectly, and no very serious fatalities were reported. The group expecting release in January appointed Energy Edna Baschnagel Editor-in-Chief of the MONROLOG, while Honest John Beckley was similarly stung by our class. The staH of the MONROE LIFER picked Lamb Luescher as its director. The Natural Dishonor Society elected Honest John to the position of Foremost Forger with Eraser Eesley as Check Raiser and Hold up Horton as Engraver. January, 1931 The new year started off with another Welfare election, Flash Meyer being named Big Shot, Diamond Delibert, Vice Big Shot, and Cagy Claire Meyer, Secretary. The Natural Dishonor Society revolted against the old regime, naming Howitzer Howie, Terror', Townshend, and Shot Gun Stewart as Foremost Forger, Check Raiser, and Engraver respectively. Plans for a riot to be held on June 12th were laid by a committee managed by Machine Gun MacNaught0n. and at the same time plans for the escape of our entire class were being formulated by a committee of gate-crashers headed by Beautiful Bob Paterson. The Red Racketeers succeeded for the first time in history in thoroughly subduing the East Side gang, thus gaining all the territory in Rochester except that held by Ben Franklino's mob. About the first of June the report to the wardens was published. On the 12th the riot came off, being one of the best ever held, and on the 23rd the longed for jail break was staged without a hitch. No search was made for the fugitives as the wardens decided them to be uincorrigibly lazy but altogether harmless. ill! ll-Q1 if 40 ORGANIZATIONS I X 1 5 il I- t,JlI 5 K 3 0 ,, XX, ,- STUDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Fall Term VVILLIAM VANALLEN ROGER WAUGH . HARIJIIIJ YOUNG . . RIf'liAllIJ EDGERTON . RALPIJ BLACKBURN . ROBERT WITHERSPOON GORDON MLTLEAN . CATIIARINE RIPl'EY . KATHLEEN MKZTTAHAN KERT WERNER . . FREDERICK MEYER . VIRGINIA BAILEY JOSEPH DELIBERT , JOHN CHAPMAN . l,ONALD BERRY . , FRANCIS ROBINSON . JOANN flUGGENHEIMER IPHEODORE FITCH . MEMBERS . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . l'o'm. of Publicity . . Deputy Com. . . Com. of Banking . Boys' Athletic Advisor Girls' Athletic Advisor Girls' Service Assoc. 12-A Representative . 12-B Representative 11 -A Representative 11-B Representative 10-A Representative 10-B Representative Boys' Junior Gorps Girls' Junior Corps . Cheerleader . ZZ' 1 .Y Awww Spring Term . FREDERICK NIEYER . JOSEI'lII,ELII3ERT . . CLAIRE MEYER RIIBPZRT WVITIIERPSOON . IJLIVERAXNGEVINE RICIIIARIJ EDGERTON . . CHARLES ZUTES . CATHARINE RIPPPIX' J EANETTE BREAKEY XVILLIAM VANALLEN . ROBERT SHANNON . VVEBSTER FRANCIS . JOHN CHAPMAN . DONALD BERRY . . EDWIN COX JOHN ZAPRANRRI . PEGGY MASON 'FHEODORE FITCH Inf., T ' uni' ' I. 42 E as 4 J 5 41, ' ffl..-if as STUDENT FORUM OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term ROGER VVAUGII . . President . . JOSEPH IJELIBERT HAROLD YOUNG . . Secretary . . . . CLAIRE MEYER ADVISORS JANE F. CAMERON WAIJTER J. WIIAIAIS JOHN W1LEs MEMBERS John Adler Virginia Allen Sylvia Asnass Margaret Bailey Inez Ball William Baney Paul Bansbach John Beckley Monroe Billings Jeanette Breakey Jerome Brown Frank Butts Martha Caldwell Fannie Caruna Douglas Cook Edwin Cox Virginia Crump John DeFrancisco Anna Dibilio Marguerite Domine Ralph DuBois Eldon Kennedy Lawrence Edelstein Dan Levin Robert Cushman Joseph Forrest Jean Griswold Carol MacDonald Hugh MacMillan Robert Manuel Margaret Greenhouse Charles Mason Joann Guggenheimer Irving Guttenberg Jack Harby Cortland Hartung Cora Hochstein Edwin Hoffman Richard Hoffman William Hoot Elliott Hose Brooks Houghton Richard Jameson Helen Justice Albert J uston Donald Kallock If x ABQ' Jack Mason Gordon McLean Ruth Newell William Olmstead Nellie Oste Willis Page Harold Pfaff Marion Phillippsen Warden Phillips Justin Price Catherine Pr uty Richard Rush Jolm Sanderson G. H. Schreiner Ida Schrutrum Edgar Shantz Frederick Sillitoe Harriet Slauson George Sleight Gennaro Stark Edward Sweeney Edward Trax Frederick T reiber Jane VanAtta Susan Vogt Roger Waugh Lewis Werner Hartzel Whiffen Jane Rainesj 4-' William White Robert Reddifgcmaichard Williams Stewart Robson ,wwf r - 5.42 132 I 91 43 OH -rf-, ri- 4 ' 1 ' -ff! Haw' '53 JANUARY CLASS STANDARD BEARERS AND CUSTODIANS OF THE FLAG Fall Sffrmfxifr Rom-:wr S'rA4'KEI. M A RY E1 DA M Spring Sermfsfffr IIowA1m II1-:NNINGTUN NIARY S'r1+:w.uc'r JUNE C LASS ffl x MH' Njkif' ' nn? I ' 1 H 44 I lf 2 1- i,41N,ie 3 k 'jrfiaw g NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fall Smncslcr .louN BIGCKIII-JY . E1.lf:ANoa Ensmcv . l lI.I'1ANOR IIORTON . Class QfJan1lary, 19.51 Edna Baschnagel Homer Davey Marjorie Deninger Mary Eidam Eleanor Eesley Cora Hochstein Eleanor Horton Lawrence Luescher Frances Murlin Robert Stackel Anne Stark Marion Sullivan Kurt VVerner OFFICERS . President . . Vice-I'residm1t . . Secretary . MEMBERS Class of June, 1931 John Beckley Ruth Bretschneider Ruth Cohen Jean Cross Annabelle Findlay Marie Finn Howard Hennington Charles Hilton Carroll Johnston Claire Meyer Lester Miller John Nixon Mortimer Nusbaum Spring Semcsler Ilowfxnn HENNINCSTITN VIRGINIA TowNsi-:No . . MARY STEWART Catherine Salo Irving Senzel Mary Stewart Virginia Townsend IVilliam VanAllen Charles Zutes Clalss of January, 19.452 Virginia Bailey Richard Edgerton Grace Moehlman George R. Willianls The Honor Society is an organization formed for the purpose of recognizing scholarship, encouraging the desire to render service, promoting leadership, and developing character. Its members are elected from those students standing in the first quarter of their respective classes in scholarship. fl 1 QW? ' GIWVYA l I, 45 5' V1 I D53 it .,f 1 -llluw, MONROE LIFE Fall Term EDITORIAL STAFF IIAYYRIHINCE l4IlI'lSCHER . . lxl4lltTIMER NI'SBAIlhI CHARLES ZUTI-:S .lonN Nixon . . Jos:-:rn IJELIBERT lnvmo filT'l'TENlil'IRG CIIARLIGS IIUltLl!I'liT Emrrn E 'l'ELvonD Lo1'lsE LARGE . NIAHTIN VV!-JI:-mn . Betty Adlam Lilian Alexander Margaret Hailey Virginia Bailey Helene Herman Donald Berry Falt Term, GERALD W1LsoN . LIEBEL ENGEL . ROBERT W1'rnEnsrooN . . .IonN STEVENSON . . . Donormf RHINESMITH . . Awrmm IEOSENBLOOM . . . Editor-in-Chief . . Managing Editor . . Associate Editor . . Associate Editor . . Associate Editor . . News Editor . . Sports Editor . Features , . Editorials . . . Cartoons . . REPORTERS Helen llloom Abram Goldstein Edith Harmon Louise Harris Helen Hurvitz Thomas lVIcCarthy Claire Meyer Robert Reed Ellis Ring Catharine Rippey Arthur Rosenbloom Catherine Salo Ruth Schlosberg Reva Schoenberg BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Asst. Business Manager . . Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Asst. Circ. Manager Publicity Manager Assistant Manager Assistant Manager Assistant Manager . Staff Bookkeeper . Spring Term NIORTIMER NU:-isAlfM . Josern DEIAIHERT CHARLES IAIURLBURT MARGARET KPlLI4NPJIi . LoimA1NE LERNER . . . .lonN NIXDN . STANLEY LEVEY , Envrm-: TEL:-'omm 'THEODORE COLBORN . MARTIN WEISER Irving Senzel Helen Smith Virginia Townsend Mary Dudley Wiley George Williams Helen Wright Spring Term . DOUGLAS Bamsos , JonN STEVENSON . GEORGE WVILLIAMS . HKJWARD Rom-:ns , ROBERT REED SIDNEY Dom-'MAN . . ELEANOR RIANN . . .... Typist .... , MxLL1cEN'r Lvrneos . . . . . . , . Typist . . . . . . . . BERTHA Roussou ADVERTISING SALESMEN Joseph Barnes Richard Parks Lee Barhinger Clara Henderson Edward Figiella FACULTY ADVISORS Charles H. Carver Arthur Neff Edwin Andrews Harold Sliker MoNnoE L1r'E, the Monore High School paper published entirely by students, appears every two weeks on Thursday. It is a four-page issue, recording the news of the school. ' alil '91 46 pf If I M515 5 x s ' A . ffl i 'I 'LQ-if X E MONROLOG STAFF January, 1931 EIINA BASCHNAGEL . . ROBERT STACKEL . . . MARION SULLIVAN . . ROBERT BOWIE . . . IRVING GUTTENBERG . LEE BAHRINGER . . ERNEST MCTWILLIAMS . GERALD WILSON . . CATHERINE BROWN . . ELMER MEULENDYKE . . J une, JOHN BECKLEY .... MARTIN WEISER . . CATHARINE RIPPEY . CHARLES HURLBURT . CHARLES ZUTES . CARROLL JOHNSTON . MARY WHIPPLE . EDYTHE TELFORD . LUCILLE COOPER . . MORTIMER NUSBAUM . . ELMER MEULENDYKE . . . . . Editor-in-Chief . . Business Manager . Organization Editor . Sports Editor . Statistics Editor . . Portrait Editor . Group Photo Editor . Advertising Manager . . . . Art Editor . . . . . Advisor 1931 . . . Editor-in-Chief . Managing Editor . Organization Editor . . Sports Editor . Statistics Editor . . Portrait Editor . . Group Photo Editor . . Advertising Manager . . . Art Editor . . . Sales Manager . . . . . Advisor Each year the Senior Class publishes a four year record of its achievements and a record of the activities of the entire school during the year of publication. The editors this year have undertaken this work in the hope that their efforts may bring into being a book that will be a credit to our class and to our school. We hope that it may live as a permanent reminder of the numerous events and many friendships of four crowded but happy school years. ' ,, ,A e-N.. M124 531 47 B51 1 'T f 7 I uv' 1 Fall Term LORRAINE IJEIRNER .losrzru DI-:1,11sna1' JOSEPHINE IAIPSKY CHARLES H. CARVER Edna Baschnagel Douglas Bridson Elinor Brock Theodore Colborn Jean Cross Joseph Delibert PENCH,PUSHERS OFFICERS . . ljl'6Sfl1!?Ill . . l ice-I'res'idenf Secretary- Treasu rcr . . Advisor . MEMBERS Susan Glover Abram Goldstein Mary Greene Richard Jameson Margaret Kellner Lorraine Lerner Frances Weld Spring Term 'l'noMAs M1'CARTuY lN1ARoARE'r KEl.i,Nnn . . . R1onARnJAMmsoN CHARLES H. Cmwnzic Josephine Lipsky Thomas McC'artl1y Grace ltloelilman Morse Peckham Mabel Roger Richard Snow Pencil Pushersu is a literary organization open to pupils who are interested in writing and in improving their ability. Meetings are held every two weeks at the home of one of the members. At these meetings original material is read and it is then criticized by the other members. The purpose of Pencil Pushers is to promote an interest in writing. A iw! ig .gi 48 iii s 9 A , X I '! W' 'Els l Fall Term WEIISTI-:R FRANCIS JOIIN NIXON . . DAVID L. XVILLIAMS CIIAS. D. GATES John Adler Edna, Baseliuagel Donald Berry Douglas llridson Tlieodore Folborn Frederiek Cornwall Robert Cushman Joseph Delibert Richard Edgerton Lawrence Edelstein ACURA OFFICERS . . President . . Vice-Pre.s-ident . . Secretary . . Advisor . M EMBERS Konrad Engel Vernon Fleming Webster Francis Morton Frank Sylvia Gailor Abram Goldstein Milton Greenberg W'illard Jackson Betsy Lane Kathleen MCfl3h3Il 'llll0lll2iIS Mcllartliy Spring Term, NELSON ROOKWOOD VVILLARD JACKSON DAVID L. WILLIAMS . CHAS. D. GATES Albert Morris John Nixon Eugene Nosco Virginia Potter Robert Reed Nelson Rockwood Arthur Rosenbloom Alice J. Saunders David L. Williams Gilman Williams The Agora is a. debating club organized to give members an Opportunity to learn something of parliamentary procedure and to develop the ability to speak from the floor. me 5122: , dw? l x Q7 . 49 - Q -fl 3 xx n 1 A . K l K A ' 10 '! W '53 -L- - Fall Term 'FHEODORE COLBORN JOHN DALE . . RlYSSEI,l1 PHEL1's CLAYTON J. 1JUDLEY Robert llarnes Boris llitker Malcolm Bonney Theodore Colborn Jolm Dale Frank Deane Joseph Delibert Marie Dubelbeis Richard Dudley Warner Edson Jack Fisher Vernon Fleming Paul Frocschle Leonard Gallent Abram Goldstein CHESS CLUB OFFICERS . . President . . . Vice-President . Secretary- Treasurer . . Advisor . . MEMBERS Frostine Hclmer William Kane Frederick Kohls Robert Marsland Mary lVIac-Farlane Donald MacPherson Donald McDonald Francis McManus Charles Mongenet Nathan Jones Marion Pappert Richard Parks Morse Peckham Russell Phelps Morton Pocher Spring Term THEODORE COLBORN RUSSELL PHELPS RIITIIARD Dunm-:Y CLAYTON J. IDUDLEY Nelson Rockwood Frederick Shapero Helen Snow Scott Sterling Edythe Telford Robert VanAuked Gordon VanSanford Robert Vick Bernard VVarner William Wilcox David VVilliams Pardon Williams Elmer VVoddell Max Wolferts Frederick Zwiek The Chestnuts, Monroe's Chess Club which was organized in 1930 by Harold Knight, has been holding weekly meetings throughout the fall and spring terms. A tournament has been conducted in which each club member eventually played all the others, the winner being the one having the highest percentage of victories. This, with other activities, has helped to make the year an interesting one for the l . c ub .5119 ' 'avi4E 50 an- 5 s'-'Q i '!W'll13S A S - ,gc f ef . :, ,iasjj Q' . GIRLS' SERVICE ASSOCIATION KATHLEEN BIUCAIIAN l'iLl'NORE APPLEBAUM A1.1cE J ANE SAUNDERS lN'IAuoAm-:T li,x11.EY . EDNA liASl'IlNAGEL , CA'rn,m1Nl-1R11-PEY . F1,omf:NcE FARLOW . OFFICERS . President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . Social Ilhmfrmnn. . P ublfzfcify I ilLfl'iTIl1lI 11, Social WeU'are fillll'fI'IIlfl17l .IEANETTE BREAKEY . . AGNES LARSEN KATIIERINE STACKEL . HELEN GUSTAFSON . . SUSAN GLQVER MAR.1oR1E DENINGER MARCIITERITE I,OMINE . . . . Advisor . . . . . FLORENCE FARLOW The Girls' Service Association is an organization made up of girls from the Senior High Department of Monroe. Its purposes are to serve tl1e school and the com- munity, to make girls more active in student activities, and to promote friendship and cooperation among the girls. Combined business and social meetings are held once a month. Welfare work was done at Thanksgiving and Christmas time. Members have also done office work during study halls throughout the year. In September a tea was held, welcoming new girls into the school. In October a Hallowe'en Frolic was given and in December the new officers for the spring term were elected. At both the February and the March meetings a speaker addressed the Association. At the April meeting the organization sponsored a fashion show. On May first the annual Girls' Service Association banquet took place and in June the officers for the fall term of 1931 were elected. ffzif ' .lriumi A A 51 - , . Fall Term, W 1LLIAM KARCIES ROBERT BOWIE . GEORGE SWARTHOUT IEARWVIN DUNNING Jnssl-1 flGDEN . . John Beckley Edgar Bell Donald Berry Robert Bowie Frederick Cornwall Edwin Cox ALPHA HI Y OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President . Secreiary . . Treasurer . . .f1fl1'1'so'r . MEMBERS Frank Dean Darwin Dunning Harvey Evans VVillian1 Karges Donald MaCN3Ugllt0I1 f arl Walton Ralph Madden John W oodbury Thomas Mc-Cartlxy WH' 41 Q M 4-1 52 MEMBERS rs- ' ,-1 V11 v , K X -'uqgn ', Room: XV.-KUGII JonN S'rnvnNsoN llowum IIENNIN llow,ucn Rouaus H.uzo1.n SLIKER John Alhart Charles Andrews Robert Armour James Bassage Jar-li Bowie Charles Burnham John Chapman James Fisher BETA HI-Y OFFICERS . . . Presiderlf . . . . . l '1'ffe- 1JI'88il1FIlf . u'1'0N . . . Secremry . . . . Treasurer , . . . A divisor . Theodore F itch James Gummere Howard Hennington Alanson Higbie Carroll Johnston Donald MaeCallum Thomas Owen Sanmel Peet Howard Rogers If 1 i JAMES GUMMERM JouN CHAPMAN . How,uuJ HPINNINGTON JOHN STEVENSON HAAROLD SLIKER John Stevenson William VanAllen Roger Waugh DeForest Whipple David Will George Williams Robert Witherspoon Charles Zutes fflfl ' ' ire S4 -4? 53 5' V1 4 .Q I Ml! ENHXXQ GAMMA HI-Y Fall Term ARTHUR DFSBROW . . ROBERT bHANNON . . ERNEST Mr WILLIAMS . RICHARD SNOW . . C HARLES C ATES . . Joseph Barnes Theodore Colbrun Arthur Desbrow Richard Edgerton William Ferris Webster Francis Hubert Frankenfeld Cortland Hartung Byron Johnston OFFICERS . President . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Advisor . MEMBERS lf: I Spring Term . . . RICTHARD SNOW . . ROBERT PATERSON . THEODORE COLBORN . THEODORE COLBORN . . CHARLES CIATES Martin Josephs Ernest McWVilliams George Newton Robert Paterson Robert Shannon Arden Snider Richard Snow Gilman Williams Richard Williams .,,, f4.Q. , 54- -Q It K -,ll V55 I g y A A 414 I hxil 1 Fall Term IIULA RAY JOHNSTON CORA HOCHSTEIN . CATHARINE RIPPEY . MARJORIE DENINGER LETITIA ASHBY . . JENNIE STOLBRAND . Frances Adler Lilian Alexander Elinore Appelbaum Letitia Ashby Grace Atwater Margaret Bailey Virginia Bailey Barbara Beck Jeanette Breakey Betty Brewer Betty Bullen Jean Cross Mary Dann Jane DeKan ALPHA M-Y OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . Y . Social Chairman . . . Advisor . . MEMBERS Marguerite Domine Mary Dunning Eleanor Eesley Mary Eidam Jean Ewell Marie Finn Mary Flanders Sally Gerard Susan Glover Joann Guggenheime Cora Hochstein Eleanor Horton Lula Ray Johnston Louise Large Betsy Lane Mai ,1 I' Spring Term . CLAIRE MEYER . . MARIE FINN VIRGINIA TOWNSEND . BETTY BREWER VIRGINIA BAILEY ELIZABETH LEMAY LaVanche Martin Claire Meyer Frances Murlin Catharine Rippey Alice Jane Saunders Margaret Sergeant Helen Snow Anne Stark Doris Taylor Virginia Townsend Jessie Wagner Ruth Whipple Gretchen Wilcox Esther Williams ffzzxvx , nlH'f X L 55 - , gf ve- N 1 ll 3 11, Q .J I A in 'i 1 BETA M-Y OFFICERS President ........ BETTY KLING Vice-President . . . . . . ALICE RAMSAY Secretary- Treasurer . .... I EAN BANNING Social Chairman . . MARJORIE GUTTENBERG Advisor ......... LAURA O,NEILL MEMBERS Esther Allyn Jean Banning Lois Bowman Elizabeth Collins Elanore Cunningham Barbara Curtis Jean Frankenstein Marjorie Gilles Marjorie Guttenberg Vera Horton Margaret Kellner Betty Kling Miriam Klonick Lorraine Lerner Jane Lowell Ruth Miller Anne Montignani Gertrude Morley Ann Newell Barbara Olsan Elizabeth Robbins Alice Ramsay Ann Russell Marion Thomas Jane Vosler Marjorie VVebb Alice Louise Wolffe If dui' 1-'TQ-'lfx ' N ' Q 56 .i ff' if-'Y l K ' I4 Eli'-'ll T535 I GAMMA M-Y Fall Term FRANCES WELD . KATHERINE STACKEL . . . JEAN CANNON . DORIS BOHACHEK OLIVE H. M.AXWELL . Grace Atwater Doris Bohachek Jean Cannon Betty Gilray Jean Griswold Theda Hayes Eleanor Jackson Ruth Jacobstein Marietta Kuolb Grace Loysen Mary MacFarlane OFFICERS Spring Term . President . . MARY MCFARLANE Vice-President .... DORIS BOHACHEK . . Secretary- Treasurer . . KATHERINE STACKEL Social Chairman . . . . BETTY GILRAY . Advisor . . OLIVE H. MAXWELI MEMBERS Mina Wydler K Marie McWilliams Louise Morgan Helen Mull Helen Parmalee Harriet Purtell Belle Schenberg Jane Scott Katherine Stackel Jane Weaver Dorothy Weiner Frances Weld ,120 ' A w. Mila , 57 A 4 - 11 53 1' eff! an TRI--Y OFFICERS President . . .... HELEN BENEDICT Vice-President ..... ETHEL JUNE DENNIS Secretary ..... . ELIZABETH W1-IITE Treasurer-Social Chairman . . PHOEBE CORNWALL Advisor ...... Lors DILDINE MEMBERS Laura Barron Helen Benedict Ruth Bretschneider Marion Chamberlain Phoebe Cornwall Elizabeth Cushman Ethel June Dennis Helen Gustafson Edith Harman Helen Haxton Elizabeth Hayes Agnes Larsen Ruth Loebs Catherine McClarty Marie Meyer Grace Moehlman Adele Patrick Helen Smith Ruth Stevener Mary Stewart Evelyn T eute Helen Thomas Lois VanVechten Elizabeth White Mary Dudley Wiley Tri-Y is a social organization which was formed during the Spring term for the purpose of getting Senior High girls acquainted more with each other and helping the seventh graders get acquainted with the school more quickly. The meetings of this club are held every two weeks. On April 16 the Tri-Y gave a tea for the teachers in honor of Mr. Hawley. ll 1 ABQ. lfiaai iv ' mfr f ' I ,V 97 58 L. A l A A .1 W fi aff' W5 GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS President . . ..... RONALD DOLL V ice-President . . . CHESTER MAYNARID Secretary . . BERTHA MILBRANDT Treasurer . . . AGNES LARSEN Song Leader . . . . PAUL PETERS Advisor . . .... EVELYN M. WAIIGH MEMBERS Ruth Bretsehneider Joseph Delibert Marguerite Domine Ronald Doll Konrad Engel Catherine Farnam Marjorie Gilles Ruth Hoefllin Helen Hurvitz Agnes Larsen Chester Maynard Bertha Milbrandt Grace Moehlman Rosemary Morgan Paul Peters Margaret Pierce Helen Probst Mary Stewart Marion Sullivan Bernard Warner Die Papageienf' Monroe's German Club, was first started by Miss Evelyn Waugh in 1928. Meetings, business and social combined, are held twice a month, at which time nothing but German is spoken. Members to this club are chosen on the basis of their scholarship in German. The purpose of Die Papageienn is to increase the interest in the German language and to promote the use of German for conversational purposes. Q 'Zif f P 5 9 L.:-XF I F sf 10 Q X -DHL l Y 3 ' 'fu :Wx Fall Term MARJORIE IRENINGER EI.EANoR EEsI,I-:Y . Louisa LARGE . JEROME BRowN . . Form H1lK'lISTPIIN . ERNEST lhf1i'lvILLIAMS RI-:NA C DuMAs . . EliI1ore Appelbauln Virginia Bailey J6l'0lIl6 Brow1I Ruth Cohen Theodore Colborn Jean Cross John Dale Joseph Delibert Marjorie Deninger Richard Edgerton Eleanor Eesley Mary Eidam FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Social Chairman . . Social l'hairn1an . . . Advisor . . MEMBERS Marie Finn Webster Francis Marjorie Gilles Edith Harman Howard Hennington Cora Hochstein Eleanor Horton Carroll Johnston Lula Ray Johnston Louise Large Lawrence Luescher Donald MacDonald Spring Term . . NIARIE FINN RICHARD l+lnc:ER'roN . RITTlI COIIEN THEoIJoRE COLBORN VIRGINIA TowNsENu CxRRoLL JoIINsToN RENA C. DUMAS Robert Manual Ernest lNIcVVilliaIns Claire lVIeyer Frances Murlin Robert Stackel Mary Stewart Virginia Townsend William VanAllen lNIary VVhipple George VVilliaIns Thomas WVood Charles Zutes Les Habillards, the French Honor Society, was organized iII 1929 by llfliss Rena C. Dumas to promote interest in the French language. At the meetings, held every other week, French is spoken entirely. Members are chosen from those who are outstanding iII scholarship, personality, and interest in French. The club now has eight chapters: Alpha Chapter at Monroeg Beta Chapter at John Marshallg Gamma Chapter at Websterg Delta Chapter at Irondequoitg Epsilon Chapter at Charlotteg Zeta Chapter at Milne High School, Albany. New Yorkg Eta Chapter at Benjamin FranklingTheta Chapter at Canton High School, Clanton New York alluiit-4 E, 60 ,Z X. AX iii uv' 'N , af' BOOKSHELF C XA, President ........ LAURA BARRO Vice-Prcsidenl . KATHERINE STACKEL Secretary . . . . HELENE BERMAN Social Chairman- . . PEGGY MASON .ldrisor . I . --11 ..... CLARA L. CURTISS Ruth Anderson 1 Q, 'J' Gerturde Hubscher Louise Morgan Hilda Babcock 5 l ' Cortland Hartung Rosemary Morgan Laura Barron '45, . J 'l Arline .Jacobs Hazel Perlin Jane Belden X1 X Lillian Kaplan Henry Pickens Helene Beruum . 1' Jeanne Kasiner Genevieve Plant Doris Berger ' ' Frances Kirby Frances Rose Ransom Elizabeth Collins Agnes Kirkpatrick Robert Reed Irene Collins Gertrude Kleinberg Alma Reingold Yvilma Cooney Sylvia Lang Arthur Rosenbloom Eleanor Duryea Daisy Levine Mary Rush Iarcella Eidam Lorraine Lieberman Ruth Schlosburg Gwandelene Felton Mary MacFarlane Katherine Stackel a . Mary Alice Gage Peggy Mason Lorretta Tarrant 4 Mildred Gordon Harry Meyers ltlildred Taylor L Goldie Millstone The Library Club of Monroe High School, organized in 1929, is made up of volunteer students who are interested in library work. The members are only those whose scholarship permits time for this work. Meetings are held once a month, at which time various problems of the library are discussed. Under the leadership of the social chairman, several parties are held each semester. i .. dismal 52 61 Lf F ' E-1 ' , ni I 4' fi 'n 3 LL !-xi LEADERSHIP CLUB OFFICERS President ....... NORMAN VANBUREN Vice-President . . . . . BETTY KLING Secretary- Treasurer . . ELEANoa ALEXANDER .rldvisor ..,...... GRACE BABcotvK MEMBERS Eleanor Alexander Sylvia Asnass .lean Bac-kus Laura Barron Dorothy Borchard Ethel June Dennis hladonna Dolen Eleanor Domino June Dunkleherg Ruth Findlay Joan Gibson Jane Gosnell Virginia Grover Betty Kling Adele Levey Grace Moehllllan Helen hlosher Ellen Patman Harriet Pnrtell Catharine A. Rippey Nancy Smith Gertrude Smorel Catherine Sturla Sophie Teklin Theda Teklin Norma VanBuren The Leadership Club, an organization formed during the Spring term by Mrs Graee Babcock, holds its meetings every two weeks. The purpose of this club is to promote an interest in athletics among Senior High girls and to foster an interest in sports for the girls of the Junior High Department. The Leadership Club spon sored a Play Day on June 5 for the girls of the 7A grade. ll g 'Wt' 41 Al, 1' R -- --A u 'f 'X . .... 6Q as ang A ' ' at L l I Fall Term EDNA l1Asc'nNAc:EL l,0It0'l'IlY SEAMAN INIARION SULLIVAN FANNY CARUANA Betty :xdlillll Eleanor Alexander Edna Basohnagel Ada Beagley Margaret Brumber Fanny Caruana Phyllis Creore Marjorie Ellis Helen Ernissee Ruth Findley GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Social C'hai'rma.n Advisor . . . MEMBERS Mary Alice Gage Betty Gilray Mary Guincursio Elva Haneen Kathleen McCahan Ellen Patnlen Mary Pound Beatrice Reed Janet Remington 'Wt' -11 :Spring Term, . . ELEANOR ALEXANDER CATHERINE SALO . . . JANE SU1,1,1vAN DOROTHY BROWN Miss HUTOHINSON Bertha Rousseau Catherine Salo Dorothy Seaman Ruth St. Auhin Katherine Stackel Helen Schugars Jane Sullivan Marion Sullivan Norma VanBuren Peggy Yost ,419 in W J M ..- 63 DI+1l'lT'l'llCS ,rf- I- lou! M l e XX, W et, - U1+'FIt'lGltS Sufcly I'on1n1i.vs1'm1Er ..... l,l,lYl'IR ANc:1-:VINE Ll-l,IlfI'IllIIIf l'lu'zjf . . . . . BIAIQTIN .losrzrus 1,ir11tm1m1f . . . . K1cNNr:'rn Sf'll0ENllEI'l' I,ic14lcrmnl . , . -ll'S'l'lN l'R1cl-3 l,1'cufcnm1f l,us'rr:n M1i,l,i':n . lrlrzlvor ..... JouN XY1m:s ltuth .Xsniuth Yvallacc Baker lYaync Baker Nils lfalch Douglas Beers llarold llippcs Irving Davis lfrcd Diehl .lack Doalin ticorgc Francis tlcorgc Franklin Sanford Fulton licc fil'lSlll2lI' llicrrc Gucrin t'arl Guldcnschuh llcrhcrt Hastings Edward Henderson l'aul Breckenridge Ruth Ilocfflin Harold linpson Ralph Jones lflstella Laonec l ranlilin Mctlcc .lacoh Nlcriinsky Eddie Merkelf,J ' Robert Miller Robert, Morley .Xrthur l'ahncr Ralph Pahncr Richard Parks Russell Phelps Nlargrarct Pierce ltohcrt Recd John ltcinccn Esther Nlcycr lico Roy Karl Sehligcl Iihncr Sccl Vharlcs Sendcrov Seth Shaver Viola Smith James Suter Burton 'l'ifl'any Hildegarde Volk Bennett lVarner Bernard Warner Ralph Waterstraat Ruth Yvcstfall Glenn lvilson Paul lvolk John Zapransky Henry Zornow Frank Harris 'l'hc Deputy Force is a group of students who render a great service to the school their valuable services to the school Jima? in maintaining ordcr and cleanliness in the building. Great credit is due them for 64- - 1 . Fred llauham Russell Baum Carroll lilakeslee Harold llroderson William Dawson Dominic llruno Robert Buck John DeFrancisco Ryol DeYoist lVIilton Dibble Milton Fuller Pierre Guerin Carl Hermanson Victor Hoock Allen Iloughwot INDUSTRIAL BOYS' GLEE CLUB Director, GEO. TROUP MEMBERS Carl Irons Harry Jansen Robert Jenson John Jones VVilliam Killen Robert Kinscella VVells Latta Donald Lembke Irving Levenstein Willard Lisson Harold Livermore Robert lVIcCleary Arthur McQuartte Murray Merkle Lester Miller Robert lVIiller Kenneth Northrup Thomas Ognibene George Parker Campbell Pierce Fred Puls Herbert Remming Lemuel Revier Paul Rice Glen Sanders Donald Simpson Albert Schultz Carl Suter Edward VanDeMar Robert Webster Leo Wesley The Industrial Boys' Glee Club has one hour a week of rehearsal. This organiza tion is made up of boys of the Industrial Department whose scholarship merits the time taken from shop. The Glee Club made an appearance in assembly this fall, and another on May 13 when it presented a musical sketch entitled, Walk the Plank. l WTt'i +1 ' 2 65 B li DE A a 1113 J rf! W' X53 Y , J INDUSTRIAL ARTS czlfyliwff 0 'FICERUVMJZ PATRICK FRMNA . X741 1.0 . . Pzjilfent FRANKLIN BUTTS ....., ,ff 'ici7P .wider HOWARD STRUTZ .... J, ' . Sem' ry PIERRE fiUERIN ...' . . 1 . . T asurer BION R. JONES . LX .... . , .'1dl'l-SOTS CLAYTON J. DUDLEY . . .,,T, '. . CHARTER MEMBE . Russell Baum John Zapranski Harold Lortz Edward Henderson ,fHKar0ld Pfafl' John DeFrancisco Glen Saunders X Milton Critchley Jack Yackel Howard Winslow George Casperson John Jones Royal DeVoist Harry Shey Peter Brunner Milton Dibble Wendell Ryan Joseph Ciurca Walter Uppelt Raymond Stenzel Robert lNIiller Pierre Campbell Henry Zornow Carl Hermanson Harold Brodersen Lester Miller Robert Jensen hlurray Merkel Percy Dodge VVilbur Doser Frank Sommers VVilliam Dawson Dominic Bruno Niles Balch George Parker The Monroe Industrial Arts Club was organized in December, 1930. The mem- bers of this club are chosen on the basis of their scholarship and personality. The objects of this organization is to develop character, promote good citizenship, foster craftsmanship, and to make Monroe High School outstanding in the field of in- dustrial arts. ffizff ' 66 M l 4 3 sei A 4 I I l hill' il? 4-1- Jean Backus Jean Bailey Jean Banning Laura Barron Lenore Benigson Doris Berger Eunice Bicksler Lois Bowman Margaret Brunsson Betty Bullen Angeline Centola Marion Chamberlain Ruth Clark Elizabeth Collins Phoebe Cornwall Frances Corti Marjorie Deninger Madonna Dolan Lillian Drexler Rose Drexler Mary Dunning Eleanor Eesley Helen En rt Jean Eweie Ruth Field Marie Finn Margaret Franklin Lucy Giambrone Sylvia Gray Jean Griswold Jane Gosnell Joann Guggenheimer Elva Hansen Bertha Henderson Irene I-Ienz Winifred Hoefilin SENIOR MIXED CHORUS EVA WANNEMACHER .... Director Marion Hoock Eleanor Horton Vera Horton Lula Ray Johnston Lillian Joroslow Doris Kane Laura Kerr Gertrude Kleinberg Betty Kling Ruth Keorner Wilma Krueck Ruth Laidlow Winifred Lansing Leah Levin Adele Levy Sarah Lovejoy Janet Loysen Jane MacDonald Mary MacFarlane Alice MacLaren Miriam Manson Kathleen McCahan Marie McWilliam Alice Miller Loule Morgan Eileen Murphy Dorothy Norton Pauline Olds Pearl Oppenheim Nellie Oste Helen Parmalee Ellen Patman Hazel Perlin Laura Pire Helen Pribus Alma Reingold I 4 MEE- Janet Remington Elizabeth Robbins Elizabeth Roche Marion Rodenmayer Ruth Rubenson Alice J. Saunders Reva Schoenberg Helen Schugars Dorothy Seaman Ruth Shurr Marjorie Simpson Violet Sivola Alice Snyder Maxine Solomon Minnie Soppe Katherine Stackel Eleanor Stone Lois Stone Catherine Sturla Inez Suckle Marion Sullivan Edythe Telford Marian Thomas Norma VanBuren Ruth Vick Marion Walker Ruth Waugh Elizabeth Webster Dorothy Weiner Gretchen Wilcox Helen Wright John Alhart Wayne Baker Monroe Billings Jerome Brown Jack Caudle Lloyd Chase Clarence Clift Jack Crandall Joseph Delibert Ryol DeVoist Arthur Drucker Darwin Dunning Lawrence Edelstein Albert Henz Charles Hilton Carroll Johnston Ross Kitt Eugene Levine Irving Levinstein Richard Lovell Robert Manuel Robert Marriott Franklin McGee Jerome Mclntee John Munson Eugene Noscoe Thomas Owen George Parker Thomas Payne Russell Phelps Stewart Phelps Edmund Randolph James Robinson Ben Rosenthal Leo Roy Donald Simpson Paul Smith Wayne Smith Edward Trax Bernard Warner Richard Williams 67 . ,rf- - 'es l 3 V - '. lot' MEF , STAFF JOSEPH IJELIBERT JEAN CROSS . . . lV10RSEPECKHAM . KATHLEEN MCCAHAN . . MARY STEWART . .IosEPn1NE LIPSKY RICHARD JAMESON LUIS H. IDILDINE . KALEIDOSCOPE Managing Editor . Poetry Editor . Prose Editor Business Manager . Art Editor Publicity Manager Publicity Manager . . ,rldrisor 4,4 The Kaleidoscope is a literary magazine created for both those who like to writc and those who are interested in reading the Writings of their fellow-students whose best literary efforts are compiled in this publication. Kaleidoscope appeared once during the Fall term, when over 850 copies were sold, and once during the Spring term, in May. DRAMATIC SOCIETY OFFICERS l'resic1ent .......,. EZRA BRIDGE Vice-President . . ERNEsT NICVVILLIAMS Secretary . . MARGARET KELLNER Social Chairman . . MARJORIE DEMNGER .lflrisor . . . . . . CHARLOTTE VVESTCOTT MEMBERS Jolm Adler Syliva Gailar Irma Paull Edna Baschnagcl Lee Grismar Helen Snow Virginia Brack Cortland. Hartung Bertha Turton Ezra Bridge hlargaret Kellner Edward Trax Jerome Brown Stanley Levey Jane Vosler Marjorie Deninger Ernest McWilliams Dorothy VVeiner Lucile Drennan Marie McWilliams Harold Young in 1929, holds its The Dramatic Society of Monroe High School, organized meetings every two weeks. Members to this club are chosen for their dramatic ability after they have first read some piece of literature before the club members. At the meetings playwrights are studied and plays are presented and discussed. A one act play, N efuertheless, by Stuart Walker, was presented by the club over the radio last fall during an inter-high school hour. ,ZZ9 ' , ,.. g-Q--N.. l 'sri4E 68 Ye-Y - Ill' If l A '14 Vi 7 15 SENIOR PLAY The Show Off was presented by the Senior Class of Monroe High School on the evening of November QI. It was. as anyone who Saw it I-ould Rflirm, il rollieking comedy. ellaraeterizefl by good 2ll'tlIlg'. .-Inflreg Piper . M rs. Fisher . Mr. Fisher . .-ling Fislzer . Joe l isher . I 'lara I1 gland . l ra-nk Ilylarul . Mr. Gill . . Mr. Rogers . llnsiness lllanagers . Publieifg Managers . Stage Managers . . Property Managers . I 'o.s-tame Direelors . llleefrieians . . CAST . . RONALD I,0LL . VIRGINIA 'FOWNSEND . . . DAVID IBEAN . . . IRENE HENZ . THEODORE FITGII . MARGARET SERGEANT . ROBERT ARMOUR . BERNARD GOLDSTEIN . SIDNEY DORI-'MAN BUSINESS STAFF . KoNRAD ENGEI., JOHN MC,7WII.I,lAMS . MORTIMI-:R NUSBAUM, CARL MANSON . . . IRVING GUTTENBERG, HAROLD POPELL . HELEN SMITII, GERTRUDE HUMMEL, MARY WIIIPPLE MARY DUNNING, ROSEMARY MORGAN . . HENRY ZORNOW, RYOL DEVOIST JUNIOR PLAY The Youngest, by Philip Barry, was presented by the Junior Class in the Monroe High Sc-llool Auditorium on May 15, 1931. l'l1arlo1fe Winslow . 01 i ver Winslow . Mari: Winslow . . . Augusta Winslow M ariin .-Ilan Martin . . . M arlha Winslow Richard Winslow . Naney Blake . Kalie . . Business Managers . . ,ldverlising Managers . Stage lllanagers . . . Properly Managers . Wardrobe lllisiresses . llleetrieal Managers . M CAST . . . . . RUTH MILLER . THOMAS MGCARTHY . VVEBSTER FRANCIS . MARGARET KELLNER . . DARWIN ERDLE ADELAIDE COVEL . ROYAL DEVOIST . DOROTHY WEINER . . . . . . . ELEANOR ALEXANDER BUSINESS STAFF . . . . . JOHN MUNSON, ROBERT REED . . THEODORE COLBORN, ABRAM GOLDSTEIN . . . GILMAN WILLIAMS, DONALD LEMEKE GEORGE KELLER, DORIS HENDEE, RUTH WAUGH . . . . . SYLVIA AXSNASS, LILLIAN KAHN . . . . . IIOVVARD VVINSLOW, SAM GREEN a' A' wi ' Ta- 41 69 as ' l i sw- ' ,x i 'R' Hifi ra-S FRENCH PLAY ' Le Monde ou l'on s'ennui is a comedy in three acts written by Edouard Pailleron. It was presented in the Monroe Auditorium on Friday evening, December IQ, 1930, under the direction of Rena C. Dumas. CAST . . . , THOMAS WOOD Frangois . . . Lucy Watson . Jeanne Raymond . Paul Raymond . . . La Comtesse de Ceran . M. de Saint-Rfault . . La Duchess-e de Reville . Roger de Ciran . . . Suzanne de Villiers . . Bellac ..... Madame de Saint-Riaull Madame de Loudan . Madame Arrrigo . . Toulonnier . . . Le General de Briuis . Virol ..,.. Madame de Baines . MARJORIE GILLEs . . .MARIE FINN RICHARD EDGERTON CORA HOCHSTEIN THEODORE COLBORN . . CLAIRE MEYEI1 . . JEROME BROWN . . RUTH COHEN WEBSTER FRANCIS FRANI'ES MURLIN . . . BEATRICE PY!-1 . . ELINORE APPLEDAUM . . HOWARD HENNINGTQJN WILLIAM VANALLEN . . . JOHN DALE . . LOUISE HARRIS M elchior .... ROBERT MANUEL Gaiac . . . . . , . ERNEST MCWVILLIAMS Des M illets . ..... GEORGE WILLIAMS Mmkis , ......... ELEANOR HORTON, ANNE STARK Business Manager . Advertising M anagers . Stage Managers , . Property Managers , . Stage Details . , . BUSINESS STAFF . . . . . . . . JOHN BEc-KLEY . JOSEPH DELIRERT, ADRAM GOLDSTEIN . . . RUSSELL PHELPS, FRANK DEANE, BERNARD WARNER . DONALD MAt'DONALD, DONALD RUGG, GORDON HARRIS . VIRGINIA TOWNSEND, EDITH HARMAN, CATHARINE A. RIPPEY . . . . LOUISE LARGE, EDYTHE TELFORD, JEAN EWELI4 Mistresses of lVard'robe . . BAND JOHN S. LIVERMORE-Director Flute Donalg MacDonald flarinets Wimer Scheureman George Werner Eugene Noscoe Hull Wilder Jack Erdle Irving Guttenberg Willard Jackson John Dale Charles Kelin Nathan Jones Bassoon Howard Hennington Sarcophones Alfred Scheible Gerald Bobrey T Theodore Colborn Eugene Ford rumpets William Merwin Leo Wesley G Wilfred Schulhafer Harold Senzel Wilbur Hartman Norris Wainwright Harold Randell Edwin Cox Williarg Flannigan orns Donald Rugg George Burdick Baritone Harold Halloway Trombones Ronald Doll Jack Park James Bsasszge Robert Laing Martha Caldwell u as Cortland Hartung lglomer Jack Scott Sterling rums Robert VanVechten Olive Zinsmeister Tgmpani Richard Coddington :Mihai r al ,. , Huw' 97 '70 Carroll Johnston Carroll Blakeslee Berniee Render lilizabeth Robbins Catherine Salo Violet Sivola A Q 'M '14 ral H53 ORCHESTRA JouN S. l.1v1-1aMoRI4:-Director Violins Minnie Soppe Jay Ashenberg Vartan Kooshian Albert Katz Charles Webster Kenneth Young' Ruth Findlay Marjorie Herle Albert Henz Frederic-k Sc-hleber Eckhart Jac-obsen Caroline Livadas Violas Jane Delian Russell Phelps Stanley Goldstein llellos Jean Cross Mary Dann Bass Esther Merz Homer Jack Flute Donald MacDonald Piano Lula Ray Johnston Miriam Kloniek Clarinels Wilmer Sc-heureman Eugene Noscoe Bassoon Howard Heunington Horns Donald Rugg George Burdick Tfrumpets William Merwin Harold Senzel Harold Radell Trombones Ronald Doll Jack Park Drums Robert Vanveehten Oliver Zinsmeister Tympa 71 i Riehard Coddington BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET Nlonroe Billings Jac-k Crandall Carroll Johnston Robert Marriott GIRLS' Phoebe Cornwall ltlarie Finn Bertha Henderson Lula Ray Johnston John Munson Edmund Randolph James Robinson Gilman Williams DOUBLE QUARTET an MH: Nellie Oste Elizabeth Robbins Katherine Star-kel Dorothy lVeiner Q ' 1 71 -U1 SPORTS ff' I I- ,ll L l K I 'Wi SOCCER lloaeh . ..... CARL BEGHOLD Manager . . . , SIDNEY DORFMAN Uaptain . . . HAROI.D WALTER insides I 'enter Wings Kurt WVerner Jerry Fine Albert Katz llerhert Wind Edward VanDeMar Norton Kurlansky John Wing H al f- Backs Goalie I ull-Backs: Nat Lawrence Harold VValter Bernard Dworiln Frederick Gilbert Norman Schultz Joseph Versage Murray Merkel Alanson Higbie .lack Kelly Monroe Billings Although the 1930 soccer team only succeeded in defeating Irondequoit they deserve credit for making their opponents step to the score of 3 to 1. Howexer with continued line sportsmanship of the team and our new coach, Carl Beghold Monroe has a promising future leading to the intersheolastic title next year SEASONS RESULTS Monroe West 4 Monroe John Marshall 1 Monroe Irondequoit 1 lllonroe Technical 2 Monroe Benjamin Franklin l Monroe Canandaigua 3 Monroe Charlotte 8 lllonroe East 2 Total Total 18 f-ZZ? ' , i'Wvs5 73 -. u' A'3E ' F 'ill fl' H53 BASKETBALL f The Monroe High basketball team finished a successful season with a record of 12 victories and 6 defeats. In the Interscholastic League, the team attained the third place after the closest league race in years. The most notable victory was 32 to 21 win over East High for the first defeat our Alexander Street rivals have suffered at the hands of a Monroe basketball team in eight years of competition. Co-Captains HOWARD WINSLOW ROBERT SHANNON ALANSON HIGBIE CHARLES ZUTES FRED MEYER HAROLD VVALTER LEWIS MICHELSON ..... . Coach CHARLES HURLBURT .... . . Manager ' Dec. 5, 1930 Monroe 18 East High 27 Dec. 12, 1930 Monroe 27 Marshall Q0 Dec. 13, 1930 Monroe 18 Commerce 22 Dec. 17, 1930 Monroe 22 Charlotte 21 Dec. 19 1930 Monroe Q7 VVest High 26 Jan. 2 1931 Monroe Q1 Canandaigua 16 Jan. 9 1931 Monroe Q6 Technical QQ Jan. 14 1931 Monroe Q2 Franklin 27 Jan. 16 1931 Monroe 21 LeRoy 19 Jan. 23 1931 Monroe Q1 Newark 26 Jan. 30 1931 Monroe 32 East High 21 Feb. 4 1931 Monroe 28 Marshall 20 Feb. 6 1931 Monroe 30 Charlotte 26 Feb. 13 1931 Monroe 31 Technical 16 Feb. 18 1931 Monroe 18 Franklin Q6 Feb. Q0 1931 Monroe 30 Canandaigua 34- Feb. 23 1931 Monroe 32 West High Q3 Mar. 5 1931 Monroe 30 Marshall 23 ,429 ' , ,i d-.Q-N. desi? 74 f l at 1' A Q ill i 53: ' awww? CROSSCOUNTRY LEE AcKL1:Y .....,.... Coach FRANK DEANE . . . Manager Donald Berry Frederick Cornwall John DeFrancisco John Dunning Stanley Goldstein SQUAD Albert Heckman Nelson Lambert Eugene Levin Stanley MacKay Thomas McCarthy Eugene Nosco George Parker Howard Rogers John Sercu David Will Edward Wood MEETS CLow Score Winsj Monroe East 35 Monroe Charlotte 50 Monroe Technical 30 Monroe West 18 Monroe Benjamin Franklin 27 INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET West 38y2 Benjamin Franklin 97 Technical 49V2 East 1 19 Monroe '74 Charlotte 239 Despite the additional competition of Benjamin Franklin, the 1930 Cross Country team, coached by Lee Ackley, succeeded in pattering through with a fourth place after a hard fought race in the interscholastic meet of November 22. However, with repeated efforts on the part of the squad, there are high hopes for perfection in the interscholastic meet of next year. MZ? ' ' , ,., A..:.-S. a afi4E 75 l . .4 X 4 il -I! I ',-.vi V53 SWIMMING The Monroe swimming team under the expert tutelage of Coach Claude L. Wallace, closed a highly successful season with a victory over the U. of R. Freshmen. The team carried the Monroe banner to second place in the league and developed a city champion in the person of Derwood Brough, title-holder in the breast-stroke event. MEMBERS Royal DeVoist Robert Armour David Millstone Richard 1Villiams Theodore Cox Harry Jansen William Merwin Roger Waugh Robert Bowie Derwood Brough CCJ Howard Hennington William Ferris James Robinson John Beckley Robert Paterson Darwin Dunning Elsworth Jones Eliot Hose Raymond Bernard Robert Manuel Robert Witherspoon RECORD Dec. 10 1930 Monroe 4-4 Buffalo East High Q5 Dec. 12 1930 Monroe 52 Benjamin Franklin 16 Dec. 16 1931 Monroe Q3 West High 4-5 Jan. 14- 1930 Monroe 33 John Marshall 26 Jan. Q6 1931 Monroe 33 East High 36 Feb. 6 1931 Monroe 47 Technical 14- Feb. 7 1931 Monroe 37 U. of R. Freshmen Q9 Feb. 9 1931 Monroe 24- Syracuse Frosh 30 Feb. Q6 1931 Monroe 40 Buffalo East High Q9 Mar. 13 1931 Monroe Q8 West High 30 Mar. Q0 1931 Monroe 29 U. of R. Freshmen 30 429' , A M i'W.453'1 76 - Milton Dihhle-105 ' l .,7 1 ' '14 u..+ffi53 WRESTLING The Monroe wrestling team completed its most successful season in several years by competing in the city-wide wrestling tourney in which two Monroe men won c-ity championships. Milton Dibble. 105-pound class, and John DeFrancisco, 126- pound c-lass each won the title in his respective division. The most outstanding victory for the team was that over Franklin-when Parker scored a fall in the l60-pound class to take the meet. Monroe tied for third place with East and Franklin, each winning two meets. Manager . . .GEORGE WILLIAMS Foach. . . . . HARRY VoNHoF TEAM Donald MacNaughton, llapta in-135 Patsy Ritz-105 William Flanagan-112 Russell Baum-1 12 Lee Bahringer-118 George Long-118 John DeFrancisco, Uaptain 126 Verne Howland-147 William Danson-147 George Parker-160 Henry Goeble-160 George Francis-175 Albert Heckman-175 tml 1 Q. llH 1 it 1 '77 4 A : F3 ' N I al! Wu Wg? lv- 4 , K5 i it wbwi. i, 1 . .. ...J E Y .fgi'1T TRACK Coach Lewis Mic-helson's track team gives considerable promise of a successful season in 1931. Roger Repp, city champion miler, and William VVeller, quarter-mile title holder, are expected to form the nucleus of the team. The men have been working hard, and with plenty of strong material in all events, there are high hopes for another interscholastic championship for Monroe. Roger Repp John DeFrancisco Willard Phetaplace James Robinson Howard Rogers John Bareham Henry Goebel Donald Berry James Bassage Stanley McKay John Sercu Harvey Evans Eugene Nosco David Will Raymond Malley Robert Miller Fred Cornwall William Durkee Fred Gilbert John Stevenson Ted Cox William Weller Nelson Lambert Carroll Johnston, Mgr . SCHEDULE Friday, May 8, 1931 Monroe . East High Wednesday, May 13, 1931 Monroe . Franklin Friday, May QQ, 1931 Monroe . Technical Wednesday, May 27, 1931 Monroe . West High Friday, May 5, 1931 Monroe . Marshall .-ZZ9 ' innuww Q' 78 :ff-, I is-1 I- ,Il Q! 31 l 3 4 Iwi N91 BASEBALL Coach Carl Beghold's Monroe baseball team is rapidly rounding into shape as we go to press. Four veterans of last year's varsity squad and eight members of the reserve team are fighting for positions. Last season Monroe finished in second place with a splendid record of only two defeats in league competition. Jack Kelly Harold VValter Edward VanDeMar Murray Merklc Fred Meyer James Gummere Charles Zutes Tom Owens Chas. Metherell Howard 1Vinslow Howard Moore Bob Shannon Carl Beghold, Coach Martin Weiser, Mgr. Fri. hlay 1931 hionroe Technical at Cohbs Hill Fri. May 15 1931 Monroe Canandaigua at Canandaigua Wed. May 20 1931 Monroe West High at Cobbs Hill Fri. May 2 1931 Monroe Marshall at Marshall VVed. May 2 1931 Monroe Irondequoit at Cobbs Hill Fri. May 29 1931 Monroe Franklin at Cobbs Hill VVed. June 1931 Monroe East High at Armory Fri. J une 1931 Monroe Charlotte at Charlotte ABQ, E, '79 e fyfq I! Willy? is ' .ni 9 E A 0 L. , GOLF Monroe Iligh golf teams have always given an excellent account of tlniimlxu in interscholastic competition, and tl1is year is 110 exception. Under K o 14 l1 llllllp Schneider, the golfers are practising faithfully. and should be lll great form for their first match. Carroll Johnston Davidson ITCCZUIIIJ Thurs Thurs. Tue. Th urs Th u rs Tue. May 14- May 21 May 26 May 28 June 4- June 9 TEA M SCHEDULE Monroe vs. Monroe vs. Monroe vs. Monroe vs. Monroe vs. Monroe vs. David Dean .lack Yackcl Charlotte East High Marshall Franklin West High Technical SKATING The Monroe skating team, under the tutelage of Coach Glenn Roc kc astlc l1 1d 1 successful season on the ice. The team finished third in the city-wide meet and two men qualified for the state meet. Frederick Gilbert and Franklin Butts were the n1en eligible for state competition. TEAM Frederick Gilbert, Fapfazin James Garrilv Franklin Butts Robert Laing - MW' ifizfxg uw? ' , -Q7 80 -1- - - rf E- I- Wilma? isl ni HOCKEY The Monroe hoekey tealn, although hampered by inclement weather, had a sueeessful season. Their most notable vietory was that over East High by a seore of 6 to 1. TEAM Sidney Dorflnan, l'apfr11'n John Stevenson, M mmgcr Edward YVilsea Stanley Goldstein James Gnnnnere Theodore Fitch TENNIS The Dlonroe tennis team has been working out as often as the weather has permitted in preparation for a strenuous season. Under Coaeh Lee Aekley. the team is rapidly rounding into form and should give fine opposition to Monro:-'s net foes this season. David Dean Martin Josephs David Tvllll2llXlS Tvlllllllll Karges Darwin Dunnin Charles Hilton 5-I TEAM John Dale Robert Laing Arthur Rosenblooni lvendell Ryan Gordon VVells Irving Drueker din Q. uwi o E ' 81 'Q Z' l 111' ' A J '! W' '53 .f if I r X - . y 5 X X ' j 4,4 ' ' XJ aug l C 1 :Hx 'mf vwumcz . bf If , , ' 'U ' 'Q' f ,1,. it RALPH sum v fm A. 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