Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

 - Class of 1936

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MILFORD H. BEHNKE 51 Kirk Drive Mil No giood man ever became suddenly ric . Shop Baseball Q, 3, 4, Home Room Basketball 3, 4. Allen's Creek Undecided WARREN T. BROWN 5215 Gregory Street Brownie Nothing at times is more expressive than silence. Field and Stream Club, Swimming Team. No. 24 Undecided FRED L. DYSON 19 Scio Street Curley Persuasion tips his tongue Where'er he talks. Shop Baseball 1, 9, Home Room Basketball Q. No. 31 Undecided GEORGE FRANCIS 2 Edmonds Street Good instruction is better than riches. No. 12 Undecided LEONARD HART 185 Field Street Len Fools never understand people of wit. Home Room Basketball Q, 3, 4, Vice- President Home Room Q, 3, Manager Home Room Basketball 9, 4, Superin- tendent Corridor Aide 4. Nb. 35 Undecided oNEi. i-rigors: XJ 22 erst Street . ud., r e favors call: S e com nlooked for, lf she comes at all. ield and Stream Club 3, Riding Club 3, 4, Outside Patrol Q, 3, 4, Captain Outside Patrol 4. No. Q4 Undecided f me I light, ALVIN VICTOR JONES 100 Vayo Street Avie That what he will, he does. Manager Home Room Basketball 1, Q, Captain Home Room Basketball 3, 4, Track Team 4, Radio Club 3. Jefferson High Merchant Marine College ISABELLE LA MONDA 115 Belmont Street Izzy Genius is the ability to avoid work. G. S. A. 3, Meliora 3, 4, Vice- President Meliora 3, President Meli- ora 4. lrondequoit Undecided RUTH M. LE MOINE 427 Meigs Street Rudie Work! Alas l know thee not . . . Business Club 3, Typewriting Club 3. Blessed Sacrament Undecided THELMA ELAINE LEWIS 159 Laburnum Crescent Tanya She accomplishes more by saying less. G. S. A. Q, 3, Alpha Tri-Y, lnter- national Relations Club Q, 3, 4, Corridor Aide 4, Social Chairman Alpha Tri-Y. Jefferson Jr. High School Strong Memorial Nursing School JOHN T. McINTEE, JR. 255 Berkeley Street Mac If l chance to talk a little wild, forgive me. Nazareth Hall Parks Aeronautical College CHARLES C. O'CONNELL 1155 Monroe Avenue The dear Lord made him as he is And never made another. Blessed Sacrament Undecided CHARLES OSBORN 53 Comfort Street Chuck The worst use that can be made of success is to boast of it. Home Room Baseball, Shop Basket- ball. No, 13 Undecided ELSIE SIVOLA 378 Laburnum Crescent HEI.. Sweet and stately and with all grace. Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Senior Or- chestra Q, 3, 4, G. S. A. 3, 4. No. 35 Undecided HOWARD LEROY SMITH 100 Hickory Street USTTIIUYH The more worthless a man, The more fish he can catch. Swimming 9, 3, Stamp Club 4, Field and Stream Club 3, 4, Home Room Basketball Q, 3, 4, Honor Roll Q, 3. No. 13 Undecided FREDERIC M. STINER 1516 Edmonds Street Swish Modesty could be called one of his virtues. Camera Club, Home Room Basketball, Honor Roll, President Home Room 3. St. Mary's Yale Art School 'l 5 CARLOS JOHN STOLBRAND 465 Rockingham Street From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. President Home Room 1, Q, Home Room Baseball 1, Q, Home Room Basketball 1, Q, 3, Vice-President Home Room 3, National Honor Society 4, Beta Hi-Y Q, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Commencement Play 4. No. 24 U. of R. SAMUEL JOHN TASCIONE 142 Burrows Street Sammy Dancing feet, l've got those dancing feet. Jefferson Undecided FANSTINE MADELYN TRELLY 52 Rosemount Street Fannie The true friend knows thy faults And loves thee in spite of them. Meliora, Baseball Q, Attendance Awards 2, 3. No. 94 R. B. l. PAUL MAURICE TREPANIER 485 Alekgnder Street dt Night after night he sat and bleared his eyes with books. Wrestling Club 3, Tumbling Club Q, Engineering Club 2, 3, Radio Club 3. Aquinas Mechanics Institute BRONSON TWINING 254 Alexander Street Tiny l-low doth the busy little bee. Wrestling Club Q, 3, Tumbling Club Q, Manager Wrestling Club 3, Honor Roll 3. No. 23 Mechanics Institute MARGARET ELOISE UTZ Pittsford, N. Y. Marg l am a woman, When l think, l must speak. Secretary Home Room 4. Pittsford High School Nursing School CHARLES VAN DYNE 67 Alexander Street Chuck l love wisdom more than she loves me. J Fl J ' e erson unior St. Lawrence University MARY EMMALYN WALTZ 43 Lansdale Street Red She took things easy, She graduated by degrees. No. 35 Undecided HELEN KATHRYN WERNER 339 Rutgers Street ..KdY,. A ready smile, disarming, sweet-f Baseball 1, Q. No. 35 Undecided ROBE?T JAMES YOUNG 1 'Thurston Road Bob To be young is to have youth's golden opportunity. Junior Soccer 1, Radio Club 3, Home Room Basketball, Honor Roll. No. 1 Undecided

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N0- HARVEY WATSON 26 Bengel Terrace Spike A light heart lives long. No. 1 Undecided JANET WEBSTER 5 Sumner Park Webbie To make knowledge valuable you must have the cheerfulness of wisdom. G, S. A. Q, 3, International Relations 3, 4, German Chorus Q, 3, Alpha Tri- Y 3, 4, Art-ette Club Q, Custodian of Flag 1, Honor Roll 1, Q, 3, 4, Vice- President German Chorus Q, Vice- President International Relations 3, Secretary Alpha Tri-Y 4, Secretary of Class 3, President Home Room Q, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. No. 35 U. of R. JENNIE E. WELCH 556 Broadway ..Jdy,. Little dabs of powder, Little specks ot paint, Make my lady's freckles, Look as if they ain't. Honor Roll 1, Q. No. 15 Ward-Belmont DONALD FREDERICK WEST 153 Hillside Avenue 'Vfestyn . I am tall, dark and . . . Anyway lhave brains. No. 1 Undecided X Egg .mn ui.- JAMES WESTCOTT WRIGHT 1051 Monroe Avenue ..WeSS.. I don't think l'm funny--H Gamma Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, 4, Outside Patrol 3, Tennis Team 4, Home Room Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, Vice- President Home Room 1, Q, Secretary Home Room 3, 4. No. 35 U. of R. 14 DAVID WILLIAMS 290 Rockingham Street Bill Over exertions in any line should be avoided. International Relations Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3. No. Q4 St. Lawrence University THOMAS S. WOODARD 836 Clinton Avenue South ..Fu,, Fun is like insurance, The older you get the more it costs. Home Room Basketball Q, 3, Basket- ball 4, Soccer 4, Soccer Reserve Q, 3, President Home Room Q, Vice-Presi- dent Home Room 3, Secretary Home Room 4. Blessed Sacrament Mechanics Institute JAMES B. WOODRUFF 44 Southern Parkway Jim A serious guy, but Far from shy. Riding Club 3, 4, Field and Stream Club 4, Agora 3, 4, Senior Band Q, 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 9, President Field and Stream Club, Vice-President Home Room Q. No. 1 U. of R. HARVEY B. WRIGHT 103 Pearl Street Lefty A Face with gladness overspread. No. Q4 Undecided



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JANUARY ELASS HISTUHY THE MYSTERY OF ALEXANDER STREET A dismal September morning presented itself as l peered from the fog-curtained window of my Balcer Street flat and prepared for what was to be one of the greatest cases of my brilliant career. Buttoning my broadcloth shirt in preparation for my guise as a 7th grade baby, l glanced at my friend Watson, harbinger of this strange case. Any clues, my dear fellow? l questioned him as l snapped the loclcs on the new brief case and on the massive lunch box. None whatsoever, answered Watson, quietly finishing his cup of tea. f'lt's a rather disheartening start, but if you re willing to tolerate my blunders, l should lilce to offer my assistance in the case. Fine, l exclaimed. UJust don these knickers, and as soon as lyou've parted your hair in the middle and slipped on these goggles well start. It s 8 o cloclc now, and we musn t be late. Just one moment,,': interrupted Watson, HLoolc at the note l found at the foot of the stairs of your flat. Dear Mr. l-lolmes: My indentity is to remain sub rosa. Your excellence in detecting and your professional scruples are sufficient proof to me of your reliability. Merely find the solution of this problem and your reward will be great. The problem is: l'low will a heterogeneous group of 'IQ8 victims escape their scholastic incarceration? Little did l lcnow that years would elapse until l would reach the end of the trail .... Together Watson and l traced our way along Monroe Avenue mingling with hundreds of other embryonic scholars and scholarlesses. Qne in particular attracted our attention. She wore long braided pig-tails, blond, of course. HShe'll bear watching, l whispered surreptitiously. :find out her name, Watson! A moment later he returned, breathless. 'fl saw the name Barbara Coolc written on her boolcs, but we can't be sure. Unlcnowingly, he was right. Later that morning, while stumbling through the corrdior, schedule in hand and eyes gazing upwards Cas yet, we couldn't familiarize ourselves with gigantic stone structure, Monroe l'ligh Schoolnb CJaiD .... later, we came upon the same lass. l'liding behind two snoozing seniors, we followed her into a class. HBarbara,,' aslced the teacher, give mean example of curves of beauty. Mae Westf' answered Bobby. A few moments later, Miss Cramer dismissed the torpid class. They stampeded down the corridor like so many wild cattle. l was astounded at this strange action but followed at the rear of the herd, running flat-footed with my tongue and boolcs hanging out. HWhat a peculiar thing to do, l shouted to Watson. We finally arrived at our destination-the Monroe High Jail Cafe. As l entered with the pack of lcnowledge-newts l staggered baclcwards into the arms of Watson, almost asphyxiated by a barrage of nauseating odors. Watson, at all times my superior in physical endurance, managed to resuscitate me and explain that l simply was not accustomed to strong aromas. Suddenly, my attention was drawn to a group of three new inmates sitting near a window of the cafe. Behind them glowered a huge Senior inmate who was on the verge of a parole for good behavior. l-le polced one of the three CI discovered their names from their teeth marlcs left on an aged hamburgerj. The three were Baby-Face Sanderson, Stanton 'fSpilce', Setner, and C. J. Bat Stolbrand. You-'Bat'-pull down the shadelu he growled. The Bat turned to obey. l'lowever, there happens to be no shades in the cafe. Slowly, Watson and l compiled clue upon clue in a huge noteboolc. What good they were to be was to be learned later. Ar the time we had to be satisfied with clues, theories, and chance incidents. Ahl Those were trying days. 16

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