Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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BUT JOINED THE CROWDH WITH PERFECT EASE. - G Q Cl KB R WE HAVE ENJOYED THE THINGS WE'VE DONE, QSQQQ BN 51-5 THE FUN WE'VE HAD, THE GAMES WE'VE WON nk Q X ' N AND THOUGH WE PART IN EVERY WAY, WITH JOY RECALL EACH STUDENT DAY. -T Ya . ol-OK-gc 6'-xo, af 5, J' I KJS W0 s 0' 1415305 wkx sf HE'S T011 For his pioneering work in the advancement of high school journalism through- out the stateg for his efficiency in correlating the activities of the Visual Education Corps, Monrolog, Monroe Life, and Kaleidoscope, for his indefatigable efforts to make Monroe High School even better, and for the honest and sincere respect which the students have for him, we, the Senior Class of Monroe, are proud to dedicate this, the 1948 Monrolog, to Mr. Charles H. Carver. 4 ITH US CHARLES H. CARVER 5 Legs 'AShine Oh, Ernie! Beta boys Tex and his gal Mouthful Meyers Innocence? Give Batter up No comment Buddies Hi ya, handsome Spring The hustlers Champ Barbed wire Zombie Cute bunnies Octupus What a View Toni Kilroy was here Love l-S- -iii' 4-1-i111- 54,041 Y 4 C. EVEBETT VVOODMAN Vice-Principal Dear Mr. Woodman: At the beginning of this year we were very happy to welcome you as vice-principal of Monroe. In your first year here you have made many friends and have become an indispensable part of our school. We have come to appreciate your sympathetic, understanding treatment of our problems, your willingness to help us, and your interest and participation in student activities. We remember you in many roles: friend, helper, adviser, as well as a talented actor. We know that the oncoming classes are lucky in having a chance to get to know you even better. Sincerely yours, THE CLASS OF 1948 8 ur Mce- rinczlaa Miss MARY A. SHEEHAN, Principal Dear Miss Sheehan, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 will not forget your understanding, conscien- tious, and kind ways. Your first year as principal of Monroe has indicated the pro- foundly meticulous, genuine, and benevolent administration ol' which you are capable. Your quiet, prepossessing manner had won for you the confidence, respect, and loyalty of all Monroe students and teachers. We thank you, Miss Sheehan, for the generous contribution you have made to our school life, and wish you con- tinuing success at the involved assignment you l1ave so creditably begun. Sincerely yours, THE CLASS OF 1918 ana! lgrincilaa 9 3 's cien ce Left to Right: Miss Marian J. Cummings, Mrs. Laura Quin- lavin, Miss Grace L. Murray, C. Lee Ackley, Avery C. Bacon CHeadj, Miss Alice Snow, Miss Hazel Parker, Samuel W. Bloom. ff, .41 Q 1 BQ QD , Wafkemaficd C Hx Front: Earl J. Burnett fHeadJ. First Row: Paul Steese, Miss Lucille E. Reuschle, Herbert Comfort. Second Row: Louis Hofmann, Miss Laura E. Spurr, John T. Ferner. Third Row: Edgar Rose, Mrs. Celia Hutch- inson, Miss Madeline Madigan. Soda! Sfucked Left to Right: Carl Lang, Miss Ethel Caragher, Dr. Kathleen Rudolf, John S. Wiles, Claude L. Wallace, Miss Una Hutchinson, Dayton Fleming. Absent From Picture: Miss M. Lucile Bowen. allgudlge el9l1l'tl'l'l2I'lf5 Sitting: Mrs. Katherine Weid- miller, Mrs. Lucile Carter, Miss Elizabeth Middaugh, Miss Ida Kurzroek, Mrs. Marian Hari- son, Mrs. Winona Moore, Mrs. Jennie Stolbrand, Miss Olive Maxwell CLatin Department Headj, Miss Florence Farlow, Mrs. Rena Krichbaum CModern Language Department Headj. Standing: Harold Sliker, Miss May Leary, Miss Elizabeth Schleyer, Frank E. Hosic, Miss Helen A. O'Connell, Carl Lang, Mrs. Lois Harrison, ,Raymond Savage, Charles H. Carver tEng- lish Department Headj. .fdclm iniri fra fion From Left: Miss Eva Wanna- macher, Walter Willis, Dr. Le- nore Burnside, Miss Doris La- moree, C. Everett Woodman, Miss Mary Sheehan, Principalg Avery Bacon, Lewis Michelsen, Earl Burnett, Mrs. Rena Krich- baum, Miss Olive Maxwell, Charles Carver, Miss Clara Curtiss. Absent From Picture: Miss Dorothy Andrews, Mrs. Mary Clement, Arthur Nell, Mrs. Agnes Walter, John Wiles, Miss Elnora Martin. uaic an .xdri From Left: Mrs. Katherine Zo- bel, Mrs. Sarah Hemings, John Livermore, Miss Eva Wanna- macher QMusic Headj, Lee Sher- wood, Mrs. Maxine Norton. JJMEL giclucafion From Left: Ralph Blair, Miss Lelia Ashley, Lewis Michelsen CHeadJ, Miss Mabel Pooler, Mrs. Grace Babcock, Carl Beghold. Absent From Picture: Mrs. Elsie Burritt. ommercia From Left: Miss Bernice Gigec, Miss Elizabeth Town, Mrs. Carrie Moore, Miss Nancy Hause, Paul Matheis. Absent From Picture: Mrs. Frances Smith, Clarence Gadway. pracficaf .fdrffi Front How: Gerald Gregory, Elmer Meulendyke, Miss Ann Jackman, Lee Sherwood, Miss Irene Kelly, Harry Boher, John Reynolds, Raymond Holcomb. Back How: George Albrecht, Harold DeMay, Norman Meull- er, Arthur Neff fShop Supervis- orj, Glenn Rockcastle. guiclance Left lo Righi: Paul Steese, Miss Bernice Gigee, Arthur Neff, C. Everett Woodman CHeadJ, Claude Wallace, Miss Evelyn Waugh, Carl Lang. 1. Hey you! 4. Thalfs my boy! 7. Mrs. Harison 2. Strictly functional 5. Playing hookey 8. Tyvo i'r's I 3. Man of distinction 6. The new look 9. WMRVV calling 10. Queen for a day 15 President Paul Three Musketeers Grrr Nature Lover Besleys Huba-Huba . Hn! Peasant Dogs Love that Beach! Varga Girls Lunch Blow out We was robbed! 16 I ...ii- ,.-1.-.- i-L1 ENIORS .- i.-1 .,- -1-Q- -:- -....-i.. ,,..i .1-l.-. Q.-L, 11. Q- l..q '- ' -n--. ii.. .l.,, ii ,-i -1. ' . ., 1- 7 i i 1.. I............J , W X' Left, Top to Bottom: E. Arnold, Typing B. Doud, Senior Portraits Editorg S. Copy Writerg J. Jerris, Organization EditorgV. Ribas, Advertising Managerg Helgerman, Sports Editorg V. Cushing, Editorg J. Gregorian, Sales Managerg T. Amdursky, Sports Editorg R. Berg- Organization Editorg F. Aronowitz, B. Titus, Copy Editor. man, Snapshots Editorg E. Arnold, Copy Editorg E. Coles, Art Editor. ROBERT LOCKE, Executive Editor Typing Editorg E. Kohn, Make-up Right, Top to Bottom: S. Brayer, Ad- MR. CHARLES H. CARVER, Adviser Editor. Middle Section, Left to Right: vertising Managerg J. Goodman, Chief MR. PAUL MATHEIS, Adviser .Staff of flw 1948 'IWOW 09 E. Hondorf, M. Varlan, S. Piazza, J. Goodman, P. Van De Carr. SAM PIAZZA . , EUGENE HONDORF . JOAN GOODBIAN . MARY WYABLAN . PETER VAN DE CARR Miss JANE CAMERON enior Ofhcerd . President . , Vice-President . . . Secretary . Girls' Social Chairman . . . . . . . Boys' Social Chairman and MR. WALTER WILLIS . . . . Advisers 19 THEODORE H. AMDURSKY 46 Belmont St. Junior Latin Club: Basketball 1, 2, 3g H. R. President 1, 2g Baseballg National Honor Society. SONDRA ARANOWITZ 38 Richard St. Basketballg Baseballg French Clubg Bridge Clubg Junior Corpsg Bowling. A EVELYN ARNOLD 297 Pearl St. Senior Choirg Honor Societyg Mon- rolog Staff. FRAEDA ARONOVITZ 80 Milburn St. Greenhouse Clubg Bridge Clubg Monrolog Staffg Monroe Lifeg Orchestrag Junior Corpsg President Latin Clubg Baseballg Basketballg Swimmingg Daughter of Flagg Na- tional Honor Society. BARBARA ARONSTAM 76 Harvard St. Beta Tri-Yg Baseballg Basketball, Choirg Badmintong Swimming. ANN ASHWOBTH 65 Brighton St. Senior Choirg Basketballg President H. B. 1. 20 THEODORE B. AUER 329 Clinton Ave. South Alpha Hi-Y Presidentg Vice-Presi- dent Alpha Hi-Y. JUNE AUSTIN 34 Paul Pl. JOSEPH BABCOCK 92 Beaufort St. HAZEL M. BAKER 7 Phelps Ave. Beta Tri-Chi-Y. DONALD BATTERSON 126 Westfall Rd. KENNETH BATTERSON 126 Westfall Rd. LOUIS BAXTER 816 Main St. West MARY L. BEACH 165 Rutgers St. Beta Tri-Yg Baseballg Basketball Badmintong Tennisg Swimming Ridingg Volleyballg Spanish Club H. R. Secretaryg President G. A. A. j JACK BEERS l 506 South Ave. ARLENE M. BEIKIRCH 868 South Ave. Visual Educationg Junior Choirg Secretary H. R. GLADYS BEISHEIM 71 Richard St. Senior Choirg Stage Craft. IVAN BERGER , 30 Overdale Pk. French Clubg Golf. RICHARD BERGMAN 324 Field St. Science Clubg International Rela- tions Clubg President Visual Aid Corpsg Monroe Lifeg National Hon- gr Sfiocietyg Honor Guardg Monrolog ta . JACK BERNSTEIN 111 Park Ave. Adelphiansg Senior Latin Clubg Junior Latin Clubg Social Chairman of Freshman Classg President of H. R.g Intramural Basketball. EDWIN BESLEY 146 Nunda Blvd. Footballg Beta Hi-Yg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 49 All-Scholas- tic Baseball Teamg H. R. President. JEAN BIEBER 80 Diem St. MARY E. BLAIR 313 Linden St. Ping-pongg Tennisg Basketball 5 Baseballg Orchestrag Swimmingg Bookshelf 5 Badminton. CURTIS E. BLAKE 269 Broadway Riding Club. 21 JEAN E. BOHANAN 64- Fountain St. Secretary H. R.g Basketball 1, 2g Baseball 2, 3g Bookshelf 1, 2g Junior French Club 1. JEAN BOOTHBY 461 Meigs St. Swimmingg Choirg Glee Clubg Bas- kethall. GEORGE BOYATZIES 386 Mt. Hope Ave. H. R. Basketballg Football Club. MARTIN ROY BRAIMAN 42 Burwell Rd. Bridge Clubg Camera Clubg School Paper. SHELDON BRAYER 45 Greenfield Lane ' Kappa Hi-Yg Field and Stream: H. R. Vice-Presidentg Advertising Manager of Monrologg National Honor Societyg Reserve Baseball 3. HELEN BROADRIBB 50 Sanford St. Choirg Band. 22 LENORA BROOME 533 South Ave. Beta Chi-Tri-Y. BARBARA BROVITZ 67 Alliance Ave. Basketballg Volleyballg Junior Corpsg H. R. Secretary. DONALD BROWN 28 Oakland St. KATHLEEN BROVVN 244 Gregory St. MINA BROWN 193 Laburnum Cres. Baseballg Basketballg Ping-pongg Art Club. -:.,3g' -. 5'5'f24md 9 ld . , NH' DORIS JEAN BUDGEN 513 Averill Ave. Badmintong Bowling. CARMELLA BUFANO 85 Hickory St. Stage Craftg Baseballg Basketball Secretary H. R. 3g President H. R. 4-3 ROBERT BURCH 395 Gregory St. VICTOR BURKE 91 Alexander St. PHYLLIS N. CANTOR 1742 East Ave. Philharmonic Club, Choir, Orches- trag Band, Riding Club. JAMES JAY CARROLL 243 Milb1u'n St. faqs eg Sf-IA-L 'MQ in cs ij Y' N an-up -' LLC, VIRGINIA CATLIN 69 Hickory St. PHYLLIS CILESKI 20 Sumner Pk. JOAN MacKAY CLARK 23 Rockwood St. Ping-pong, Basketball 5 Riding Clubg Senior Choir, Bridge Club, Base- ballg French Club, Spanish Clubg Vice-President H. R. GERALD CLUSE 52 Rowley St. Corridor Patrol 2, 3, 4. EUGENE COGHILL 30 Woodlawn Ave., Fairport, N. Y. Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Two Track Sectional Cham- pionships, Beta Hi-Y. EDGAR COLE 20 Tracy St. ELINOR COLES 62 Highland Pkwy. Junior French Club, Riding Clubg Bookshelfg Monroe Lifeg Baseball, Basketball, Monrologg Office Aideg Swimming. 23 JOHN COLE 1497 South Ave. Kappa Hi-Y. STEPHEN CONSTANTINE 1060 East Main St. Captain Corridor Patrol, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY CORNISH 76 Manhattan St. Junior French Club, Beta Tri-Y, Spanish Club, Volley Club, Office Aide, Bookshelf, French Honor Society, National Honor Society: Leaders' Club. JAMES HOWARD CORWIN 4 Lightfoot St. Wrestling. JEAN CROSS 64 Oak Lane Junior Corps, Junior Latin Club, Siwilrglimingg Basketball, President . . 1. VAL MURAT CUSHING 46 Cypress St. Beta Hi-Y, H. R. President 3, 4, H. Pi. Vice-President 2, Class Social Chairman 2: Organization Head Monrolog Staff, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. 24 MARGARET P. CZAPRANSKI 135 Duffield St. Zeta Tri-Y, Office Aide. JAY ANDREW DAILEY 3000 VVinton Rd. South Gun Club. GERALD ORVAL DANGLER 494 Monroe Ave. Field and Stream Club, Swimmingg Basketball. CAROL ANN DAUM 722 S. Union St. Swimming, Stage Craft, Tri-Y. SAUL DAVIDSON 251 Laburnum Cres. Junior and Senior Latin Clubs, Cheerleading, Choir, Monroe Life, Student Council, Bridge Club, Honor Guard. SUZANNE DAVIS 30 Rosedale St. Latin Club, Spanish Club, Volley- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Swim- rlpialgg Vice-President H. R., Office 1 e. PWS , - l lub vLAI Jvftf-vii' NANCY DERBORT 104 Redfern Dr. Modeling Club, Fencing Clubg Office Aide. ROBERT DIBBLE 53 Wisconsin St. RICHARD WARREN DIEHL 143 Gregory St. Field and Stream Club, Fencing Club. IVIABJORIE M. DODGE 91 Hickory St. V Audio Visual Aid. ' 1' ' 'V Qyexd jf. .r Ll: - ARBARA HELEN DOUD 1039 Park Ave. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Swimming 1, 2 3, 4g French Honor Society 3, 4, 4 4 ,ll-fi' Iv ' 'Af' Senior Choir 3, Monroe Life g Monrolog Staff 4, Cheerleading 3, 3 Office Aide, Junior French Club. SHIRLEY DOUD 1039 Park Ave. Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3g Junior Corps Treasurer, Cafeteria Aide, H. R. President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Choir 2, 3. JEAN DOYLE 928 Clinton Ave. So. Audio Visual Aid. RUTH DOYLE 43 Hickory St. CHARLES DREHER 29 Herkimer St. Visual Education. KENNETH WV. DREWS 1495 So. Clinton Ave. VIRGINIA DuBOIS 128 So. Union St. Senior Choir 3, 4. MERRELYN DuBOIS 278 San Gabriel Dr. Junior Corps, Junior and Senior Choir, Swimming, Bridge Clubg Stage Craftg French Honor Society, Secretary H. R. 25 BETTY LOUISE DUDE 4 Goebel Pl. GERALD DUNN 47 Raleigh St. Greenhouse Club, Alpha Hi-Yg President H. R. 3, Vice-President H. R. 25 Swimming, President Junior Class. DOROTHY EASTMAN 19 Brighton St. Beta Tri-Y 3g Senior Latin Club, Bridge Club, Secretary H. R. HERBERT ELKIE 65 Edmonds St. Biology Club. NAOMI ENGLERTH 10 Regent St. Secretary H. R. lg Junior Corps 23 Junior Latin Club 2, Basketball, Senior Choir 4. ANTHONY FABRIS 1889 Elmwood Ave. 26 JEAN M. FAIST 23 Oakman St. Senior Choir, Honor Guard. DEAN JOHN FERO 52 Raleigh st. Soccer 2, 3, 4, H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY FOSTER 1183 Monroe Ave. Senior Choir, Secretary H. R. 1, 2. DOUGLAS HAROLD FOSTER 11 Rosedale St. Spanish Club, Greenhouse Clubg Band and Orchestra, Outside and Inside Patrol. PATRICIA L. FOX 59 Mt. Vernon Ave. Swimming. FRANKLIN FRANCIS 80 Superior Rd. Kappa Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Vice-President H. R. 4g Visual Aid Corps 3g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. BERNARD FRATI 154 Averill Ave. Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3, 4. FRANK GAESSER 112 Monroe Ave. Field and Stream Clubg Varsity Baseballg Reserve Baseball. NORMA GOEBEL 1141 Clinton Ave. So. 1 Year Choirg 3 yrs. Audio Visual Aidg 1 yr. Oflice Aideg Monrolog. ESTHER GOLDENSON 19 Audubon St. Junior Corps 1g Latin Club 1, 2g Basketball 2g Baseball lg Bridge Club 1. AARON GOLDSTEIN 66 Werner Pk. Greenhouse Clubg Fencing Clubg Ping-pong Clubg Latin Clubg Secre- taries' F orumg Soccer Teamg Cheer- leading. JOAN GOODMAN 93 Monteroy Rd. Junior Corpsg Junior and Senior Latin Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Baseballg Swimmingg Leaders, Clubg Monroe Lifeg H. R. President 33 H. R. Vice-President 4g Monrolog Staff g Secretary Junior Classg Secre- tary Senior Class. WILLIAM GRACE East River Rd., Henrietta, N. Y. Corridor Patrol 3. JUDY GREGORIAN 229 East Avenue Junior French Clubg Spanish Clubg Bookshelf g Stage Craftg Swimmingg Basketballg Junior Corpsg H. R. Vice-Presdient 1g Monrolog Staffg French Honor Societyg National Honor Societyg Honor Guardg Office Aideg Leaders' Club. PAUL HAGSTROM 136 Hillside Ave. Ping-pong Clubg H. R. Basketballg Vice-President H. R. 3. SARA HAHN 1694 Highland Ave. Vice-President H. R. JOYCE HAMMOND 21 Buckingham St. Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club ROBERT HAWES 94 VVoodlawn St. 27 JEAN MARIE HARRIS 210 Mt. Vernon Ave. Beta Tri-Yg Vice-President H. R. DONALD HAZELL 1064 So. Clinton Ave. SHARON HELGERMAN 87 Woodlawn St. Junior Latin Clubg Senior Latin Clubg Junior Baseballg Senior Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Senior Basketball 2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 3, 4, Monrologg Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President H. R. lg Secretary H. R. 2, 3. WILLIAM S. HELLER 247 Brunswick St. JUNE HENNINGS 1824 East Ave. Choirg Stage Craft, Swimming. MAUREEN HODGSON 22 Lansdale St. Baseballg Office VVork. 28 JUDSON H. HOLCOMBE 1775 Mt. Hope Ave. Latin Club. EUGENE HONDORF 1183 Monroe Ave. Swimming Teamg Basketball Teamg Cross Country Team, Track Team, President H. R. 39 Vice-President Senior Class. LEON HOWCROFT 171 Floverton St. HELEN HURLEY 9 Karges Pl. Swimmingg Basketballg Stage Craft. JEANNE INZER 2025 VV. Henrietta Rd. JAM ES JACOBS Sheraton Hotel KENNETH JACOBS 89 Pembroke St. H. R. Secretary. EVELYN RUTH JAGER 25 Harwood St. Beta Chi Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. JAMES JERRIS, JR. 272 Pearl St. Spanish Clubg H. R. Vice-President 2 Years: Track Team 1 Yearg Bowling Team. BEVERLY ANN JOHNSTON 89 Tarrytown Rd. HERBERT H. KECK 469 Broadway ELEANOR KELLAR 73 South St. Baseballg Basketball. DONALD KEMP 3 Nelson St. H. R. Basketballg Latin Clubg Corridor Patrolg Audio Visual Aid. ROBERT L. KENDIG 224 Barrington St. President H. Rg National Honor Society. RANDALL KENYON 1331 Brighton and Henrietta Town Line Rd. BRUCE G. KINGSLEY 119 Klink Rd. Honor Guard. WARD A. KIPP West Henrietta, N. Y. Field and Stream Clubg Audio Visual Aidg C a p t a i n Corridor Patrol 2 Years. HERBERT KIRCHER 107 San Gabriel Dr. 29 BETTY KIRCHNER 116 Beaufort St. EDWARD KNAPP 715 Averill Ave. Field and Stream Clubg Gamma Hi-Y Vice-President. EVELYN KOHN 20 Vassar St. French Clubg French Honor Socie- tyg International Relations Clubg Baseballg Ping-pongg Beta Tri-Yg Monrologg Audio Visual Aidg Mon- roe Lifeg Junior Choirg National Honor Society. SHIRLEY KRAUTWURST 675 Meigs St. Choir 4 Yearsg Greenhouse Club. ELEANOR KRUGER 15 Savannah St. 4 Years Greenhouse Club. PRISCILLA LaFLAME 1126 Monroe Ave. Baseballg Swimmingg Spanish Club. 30 JOANNE LAIRD 190 Oxford St. French Clubg Beta Chi Tri-Y. EDWARD LAMOREAUX 52 Raleigh St. Alpha Hi-Y. GEORGE R. LAVINE 18 Crossman Terr. Adelphian Societyg Latin Club Cheerleading. RAY LAWRENCE 107 Comfort St. Corridor Patrolg Fire Patrol. BETTY LEE 33 Almeroth St. FLORENCE LEVINSON 1166 Park Ave. Junior Corps 19 Choir 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1. ALINE LICENCE 11 Savannah St. Junior Corps: Baseball: Volleyball: Bowling: Latin Club: Vice-Presi- dent H. R.: Treasurer H. R.: Na- tional Honor Society: Honor Guard. ROBERT H. LOCKE 140 Irvington Rd. Junior Latin Club: Monrolog Staff g Student Council: President Forum: Beta Hi-Y: President Sophomore Class: President H. R. BARBARA J. LUCAS - 1685 Brooks Ave. Baseball 1, 2: Volleyball 1: Red Cross Club 1. DAVID LUCK 105 Laney Rd. Football 3, 4. MARTIN MANNHEIMER 24 Portsmouth Terr. Spanish Club: Junior and Senior Latin Club: Fencing Club: Bridge Club: Honor Guard. NORMA MARHATTA 452 Benton St. Senior Choir: Bowling Club: Basket- ball. KATHERINE MARINE 108 Colby St. Latin Club: Junior Corps: Swim- ming: President, Vice-President and Secretary of H. R.: Bookshelfg Office Aide: Orchestra: Monroe Life. THOMAS MAROTTA 17 Elmguard St. WALLACE MASON 80 Cady St. EARL CHARLES MCBURNEY 46 Lansdale St. Football: Alpha Hi-Y: Assistant Manager Football 4. JOSEPH MCCABE 5 Donlon St. GERALD MCCOY 606 Monroe Ave. 31 LOUISE MCDONALD 1705 Highland Ave. BERNARD J. MEIER, JR. 316 Westminster Rd. BEVERLY LEE METZLER 796 South Ave. A Audio Visual Educationg Stage Craft. BEVERLY B. MILLER 203 Lyell Ave. Senior Choirg Girls' Hi-Y. DONALD RICHARD MILLER 275 Richard St. ROBERT H. MILLER 675 Linden St. 32 DOROTHY MITCHELL HM Linwood Pl. Baseballg Modeling Clubg Swim- mingg Stage Craftg Office Aide. ELAINE MITCHELL 19 Pinnard St. Ping-pongg Baseballg Horseback Riding Cluhg Bridge Clubg Basket- ballg French Clubg Spanish Clubg Office Aide. LEE H. MONETT 56 Elmhurst St. l f Visual Educationg International Re- lations Clubg French Honor Society. WILLIAM G. MONTROIS 22 Nelson St. Cheerleading 3. MARILYN A. MOORE 701 Broadway Beta Tri-Yg President H. R. 13 Secretary H. R. 4. JULIAN MOOREHOUSE 184 Lahurnum Cres. Baseball 4. CARMELITA MORRIS 6 Manhattan St. Spanish Clubg Square Dancing Clubg Bookshelf g Office Aide, Honor Guard.x BABS E. MORRISON 230 So. Goodman St. Beta Chi Tri-Yg Senior Choirg Baseballg Basketballg Swimmingg Badmintong Junior Corpsg Leaders' Clubg Secretary H. R. MARION MORRISON 383 Canterbury Rd. Swimmingg Baseballg Secretary Sophomore Classg Bookshelf 3 Junior Corps. RICHARD W. MOSKOWITZ 68 Shepard St. Monroe Lifeg Senior Latin Clubg Fencingg Orchestrag Bandg Corridor Patrol. JOAN MULLNER 86 Colby St. Choirg Secretary H. R.g Senior Latin Clubg Junior Corpsg Monroe Lifeg Office Aide. ANN MURDOCK 15 Pembroke St. Senior Choirg Badmintong President H. R. PATRICIA MURPHY 215 Canterbury Rd. Basketballg Baseballg French Clubg Art Clubg H. R. President. JEAN NAU 86 Wilmington St. Baseball. KENNETH B. NELSON 197 Hillside Ave. President H. R.g Monroe HM. WILLIAM ABBOTT NICELY 3480 Elmwood Ave. Field and Stream Clubg Soccerg Trackg Bandg H. R. Vice-Presidentg Manager Swimming Team. HELEN OGDEN 380 Kilbourn Rd. Baseballg Latin Clubg Basketball Choirg Volleyballg Spanish Club Ping-pongg Cheerleadingg H. R President, Secretaryg President For- um g Ofiice Aide. SHIRLEY OLIVER 166 Milburn St. 33 WILLIAM GIBSON OLIVER 166 Milburn St. JAMES M. O'SHAUGHNESSY 114k Bartlett St. Gamma Hi-Y, H. R. Presidentg Football, Basketball. ' RICHARD O'SHAUGHNESSY 114k Bartlett St. MARJORIE C. OTT 470 Hillside Ave. Swimming 2 3 Tennis 3, 45 Monroe Life 2, 35 Riding Club 2, 3g Junior iiziiiigx Club 1gfBookshelf 1gVolley- a . JEAN OWENS 7 Rundel Pk. President H. R. 4g Vice-President H. R. 3, Cheerleading. ASHLEY PALMER 587 Lake Rd., Webster 34 RUTH PARKER 45 Wilcox St. National Honor Societyg Baseball, Badminton, Bowlingg Vice-Presb dent H. R.: Office Aide. LINA LOU PECK 1384 Highland Ave. Junior Corps, Junior French Clubg French Honor Society, Modeling Club, Cheerleading, National Honor Society. JOAN PEGLOW 37 Averill Ave. Riding Clubg President H. R. 4. JOHN JAMES PERDUE 10 Lightfoot St. Corridor Patrol 2, 3, 4g Captain Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL PETER PIAZZA 35 Highwood Rd. President 9th Gradeg President H. R. 1, 3, 43 President Junior Corps, Vice-President Junior Latin Club, President 12th Gradeg Cheerleading 4. ANASTASIA A. PINES 270 Cypress St. Swimming, Basketballg Baseballg Leaders, Clubg President H. R. 4g Commissioner Social Welfare. JANE L. PIPER 620 Westfall Rd. Basketballg Baseball. BARBARA PRENTICE 112 So. Main St. Choirg Volleyballg Swimmingg Base- ballg Office Aideg Visual Education Club. JOHN FRANCIS RANIERI John Rd. VINCENT RIBAS, JR. 69 Reynolds St. Senior Latin Clubg Bridge Clubg Visual Educationg Senior Band and Orohestrag Senior Choirg Bookstore: National Honor Societyg Senior Choir. CHARLES RICARD 52 Gregory St. Book Shelf g Field and Stream Clubg Wrestling Teamg Baseball Teamg Delta Hi-YQ H. R. President. DONALD ROBINSON 867 Grand Ave. PATRICIA ROBINSON 200 Laburnum Cres. Basketballg Baseball. RICHARD ROSENBAUM 140 Laburnum Cres. Audio Visual Aidg Ping-pongg H. R. Basketballg H. R. President 4g Footballg Track Team. ESTHER ROSENBLOOM 273 Brunswick St. Baseballg Basketballg Bridge Clubg Latin Clubg Junior Corpsg Monroe Life: Honor Guard. IRWIN ROSENBLOOM 223 San Gabriel Dr. Audio Visual Aidg Bookshelf g Soccer Teamg Cross Country. IRVING ROTENBERG 13 Boardman St. Junior Latin Clubg Modeling Club. ALAN ROTHST EIN 51 Werner Pk. Audio Visual Aidg Junior and Senior Latin Clubg International Relations Clubg Honor Guard. 35 JOAN ROUTLY 15 Pembroke St. Senior Choirg Junior Choirg Bad- mintong Secretary H. R. 3. MAURICE ROWLEY 54-8 Mt. Hope Ave. Delta Hi-Yg H. R. Basketballg Track Teamg Fencing Teamg Field and Stream Clubg Swimming. EDGAR RUMMLER 865 Harvard St. Beta Hi-Yg Band and Orohestrag Student Councilg Football. WILLIAM RUSHWORTH 168 Rhinecliff Dr. H. R. President 1. WADE J OE SARKIS 1293 Park Ave. J ACQUELINE SAHTORE 90-A Manhattan St. Junior Corpsg Spanish Clubg Bowl- ing Clubg Bookshelfg Square Danc- ing Club. 36 JOEL L. SAVLOV 43 Ericsson St. Vice-President H. R. lg Bookshelf g Junior and Senior Choir. CAROLYN A. SCHOENEGGE 56 Aberthaw Bd. Junior Corps lg Bookshelf lg Latin Club lg Volleyball lg Swimming 2, 35 President H. R. lg Vice-President H. R. 43 Senior Choir 4g Monrolog Staff 4g French Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY SCHOFIELD 654 Clinton Ave. So. Baseball, Basketball. JOHN SCI-IOPLER 120 Highland Pkwy. Student Council g Vice-President Forumg Basketballg Beta Hi-Yg Footballg Basketball Letters. REVA L. SCHULTZ 199 Crosman Terr. Art Club 2g Bowling 3. MARGARET SEELBINDEH 64 Rosedale St. Latin Club 1, 2g Choir 4g Baseball 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2g Junior Corps lg Vice-President H. R. 4g Secretary H. R. 2g Office Aideg Bookshelf 1, 25 Swimming 2, 3. CAROL SEHM 281 Sanford St. Beta Tri-Yg Riding Club, Spanish Club, Stage Craft Club. SHERLEE SELLINGER 203 Monroe Ave. Bookshelf, Baseballg Basketball, Eadlrnintong Volleyball, Senior Latin lu . ROBERT SHELDON 978 So. Goodman St. JOAN W. SHOEMAKER 9 Belmont St. Cheerleading, Secretary Student Association. JACK SILVERGOLD 12 Faraday St. PAUL SKARLATOS 512 Rockingham St. Beta Hi-Yg National Honor Society, Footballg H. R. Basketballg Vice- President 11th Gradeg President Students, Association. GENEVIEVE F. SMITH 14 Woodlawn St. Senior Choir. NEAL SMITH 38 Tracy St. French Clubg Audio Visual Aidg H. R. Basketball, H. R. Presidentg Honor Guardg National Honor Society. GEORGE SNELGROVE 17 Winston Pl. Beta Hi-Yg Basketball Teamg Stu- dent Council, Social Chairman 9th Grade. JOSEF G. SOLOMON 150 Dartmouth St. Senior Latin Club 2, 3, French Honor Society 3, 43 Track 2, 3j4g Cross Country 3, 4g Audio Visual Aid 1, 23 H. R. Basketballg Monroe Lifeg Honor Guard. BENEDICT W. SORTINO 160 Westchester Ave. Wrestling Team. CATHERINE SORTINO 160 Westchester Ave. Choirg Monroe Lifeg Basketballg Baseballg Swimmingg Vice-President H. B., President H. R.g Office Aide. 37 ', , ELIZABETH STEFANIDES 127 Crawford St. Secretary H. R. DOLORES STEIN 3 Belmont St. Volleyballg Spanish Clubg Basket- ballg Senior Choirg Office Aide. GORDON STENZEL 300 Benton St. X Student Councilg Corridor Patrol 5 Years. RUBY STETLER 207 Monroe Ave. Junior and Senior Choir. VIRGINIA STEVENS 1600 South Ave. CORA MAE STEWART 89 Alexander St. Bookshelfg Junior Corpsg Senior Choirg Senior Orchestra. 38' ROBERT STOETZEL 196 Henrietta St. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Student Councilg Letters for Basketball, Baseball. ALFRED STOLBERG 101 Woodlawn St. Audio Visual Aidg Trackg Cross Country. MORTON STONE 3 So. Union St. Junior French Clubg Choirg Adelph- ians. ROBERT STONE 93 E. Henrietta Rd. Field and Stream Clubg Drafting Clubg H. R. President. ROBERT STORAN 14 Eckhardt Pl. SUZANNE SWANKER 179 Cobbs Hill Dr. Baseball 2g Basketball 39 President H. R.g Vice-President H. R.g Secre- tary H. R.g Bookshelf 3 Office Aideg French Honor Societyg National Honor Society. RICHARD SWICK 273 Laburnum Cres. .IACQUELINE L. TASCHL 222 So. Goodman St. Beta Chi Tri-Yg Senior Choir: Bridge Clubg Basketballg Junior Latin Clubg Secretary H. R. 1g Office Aideg National Honor Socie- tyg Honor Guard. JOYCE TEMPERATO 32 Rowley St. International Relations Clubg Latin Clubg Baseballg Senior Choirg Basketball: Beta Tri-Y. MARY ELLEN TWILLGER 157 Griffith St. Baseball lg Volleyballg Vice-Presi- dent of H. R. 2. MARY LOUISE TICKNER 117 Gregory St. Bookshelfg Badmintong Bridge Clubg Orchestrag Concertmaster for Junior and Senior Orchestra. ROBERT E. TITUS 508 Oxford St. Senior Latin Club 33 H. R. Vice- President 4g Monrolog 43 Track Team Manager 3g Senior Orchestra 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 43 Standard Bearer 4. S 31 1 'Am fy sity? M MERRITT T ORREY 451 Linden St. EDWARD F. TROICKE 527 Mt. Hope Ave. Audio Visual Aidg Corridor Patrolg Greenhouse Clubg Bookshelf g Or- ehestrag Band. MARCIA ELLEN TURK 80 Edgerton St. Volleyballg Bridge Club. ERNEST A. THOMAS 386 So. Clinton Ave. Bookshelf g Wrestlingg President and Vice-President H. R. PETER VAN DE CARR 61 Norris Dr. Beta Hi-Yg Field and Stream Clubg Photography Clubg Junior Latin Clubg President, Vice-President and Secretary H. R.g Student Council. MARY VARLAN 145 So. Union St. Beta Tri-Yg Modeling Club 23 Base- ball 2g Basketball 23 Monroe Life 43 Social Chairman of Senior Classg H. R. Secretary. 39 HARBIET VARNEY 1100 So. Goodman St. JOHN VIBGILIO Town Line Rd. JERALD WAGNER 55 Luzerne St. Bridge Clubg Latin Clubg Chess Club. SALLY WAKEMAN 107 Hamilton St. JOYCE L. WALKER 1 Field St. Senior Choir 3, 4. GWENDOLYN WALENITZ 24 Overdale Bd. Office Messenger. 40 PHYLLIS ANN WEATHERHOG 160 Hamilton St. Senior Choir. FRED WEINTHAL 556 Park Ave. Fencin Club: International Rela- tions Clubg Junior French Clubg Adelphians. THEODORE WELTMAN 254 Field St. Wrestling Club. CONSTANCE WENDT Lehigh Sta. Rd., W. Henrietta Bookshelf g Ridingg National Honor Societyg Elmira ollege Key. EUNICE WHITE 263 Brockley Rd. WILSON HYER 242 Linden St. TERRENCE WINNER 56 Rutgers St. H. R. President. DONALD ANOODWORTH 56 Langslow St. Reserve Football. DONALD M. WYLIE 5 Ciayuga St. Monroe Lifeg Audio Visual Aid. .gjfanclarcl iearerzi l LILY ZEGLER 68 Hinsdale St. AGNES ZINK 288 Benton St. ARNULF ZWEIG 240 Rosedale St. Pencil Pushersg Senior French Clubg French Honor Societyg Music Clubg Band and Orchestrag Senior Stand- ard Bearerg Honor Guardg National Honor Society. SHIRLEY YODER 171 Henrietta St. FRAEDA ARONOVITZ ROBERT TITUS 41 Snake charmers Buddies Sharon Helgerman is terrific Margie Seelbinder My, how you've grown Mrs. Ott's washing Shirlee Sellinger I knew her when Genevieve Moorehouse Lina and John Carolyn Schoenegge Gwennie and Teddie 42 Jerry Lavine Jerry Davidson John Cole Carm Morris Arlene Beikirch AC TJ'v.JTJ E 5 .siuclenf Counci First Row: D. Bowen, S. Piazza, L. Peck, P. Skarlatos, J. Shoemaker, J. Schopler, S. Davidson, J. Lee. Second Row: J. Goodman G. Stenzel, G. Snelgrove, B. Stoetzel, T. Taber, D. Goodwin, A. Pines. Absent From Picture: E. Rummlerg Miss Sheehan, Mr Woodman, Miss Cameron, Mr. Willis, Advisers. l First Row: M. Silverman, G. Beal, L. DelMonte, C. Bufano, A. Pines, P. Ogden, K. Nugent, N. Alexander, R. Seelbinder, J. Peglow, J. MaGee, B. McOuat, T. Molinet. Second Row: P. Danes, P. Danes, G. Marshall, T. Lennox, V. Cushing, W. Richardson, B. Stone, C. Ricard, J. Lee, F. Lim, N. Ogden, P. Berger, V. Weegar. Third Row: T. Grimes, P. Skarlatos, E Besley, B. Bailey, J. Baird, V. Cali, J. Guttenberg, K. Hagen, R. Berdzek, R. Hudnut, D. Bowen, G. Boyatzies. Fourth Row. L. Hartwig, A. Thomas, R. Flood, P. Van deCarr, J. MoGready, J. Henderson, R. Rosenbaum, D. Cummins, M. Carapezza, D. Anderson, E. Burch. Absent From Picture: M. Quenell, Mr. Lang, Adviser. iorediclenfri 7 jorum 44 l L. .LL 1 ice-fgrediclenfd or-um 'U 7 Sl Front How: D. Hettig, E. Hurwitz, D. Magarian, G. Aronovitz, V. Astles, J. Schopler, J. Goodman, J. Heicklin, E. Poshva. J. Cameron, D. Schrucer. Second Row: P. Miller, S. Piazza, M. Turk, L. Painting, J. Sumberg, S. Swanker, F. DeGogorza, C. Schoenegge, M. Seelbinder, B. Clark, J. Weidenzer, F. Morse, P. Sullivan. Third Row: P. McCarthy, J. Baker, T. Cook, Pi. Stone, A. Goldstein, D. Pfluke, T. Taber, K. Neilson, L. Hayden, R. Kenyon, J. Peck, R. Titus, R. Smlth, A. Aldrich, J. Holcombe. Not Present in Picture: Miss Bowen, Adviserg N. Berdyck, T. Kock, L. Peachy, W. Gerard, R. Cowln, M. Bergh, R. Parker, G. Bergh, C. Neilson, S. Kirshner, F. Francis, R. Mason, M. Loysen, B. Andrews, B. Nicely, A. Crowder, J. Clark, B. Kendig, M. McConald. ' mem First Row: G. Douglas, J. Delbert, S. Bishor, G. Armstrong, N. Taber, J. Shoemaker, G. Pieciotti, J. Bohanan, J. Goodman, S. Goebel, A. Marsh. Second Row: M. Connors, N. Abernathy, J. Leathers, J. Townsen, M. Moore, B. Morrison, H. O'Hara, D. Burch, H. Diamond, B. Vaughan, J. Rapp, C. Scarrano, B. Meisel. Third Row: M. Turk, J. Habbrich, M. Varlan, R. Platt, A. Molinet, M. Henry, B. Miller, A. Heerkens, M. Miller, L. Hutchinson, K. Stefanides, F. Eastman, G. Reed. Absent From Picture: A. Woodams, J. Ruckoldt, D. Broadriff, M. Maxwell, D. Royce, B. Dude, D. Crouse, J. Willims, D. fMitchell, E. Seegler, K. Jacobs, P. Rubens, C. Wendt, A. Goldstein, C. Zorsch, J. Smith, M. Beach, L. Baxter, A. Delarle. 3 Screfaried orum 45 Wafionaf .jvlonor ociefg First Row: M. Beach, C. Wendt, E. Rosenbloom, G. Kroemer, P. Cantor, E. Arnold. Second How: F. Aronowitz, L. Peck, M. Brown, A. Licence, S. Brayer, Vice-President: S. Swanker, Secretary: T. Andursky, President, P. Ogden, R. Seelbinder, E. Stefanidcs, C. Schoenegge, P. Dworski, M. Friederich. Third Row: J. Doyle, J. Gregorian, L. Putzig, J. Durfee, J. Taschl, E. Coles, H. Crin, A. Woodams, R. Cohen, D. Benner, J. Rondash, H. Genhart, B. Parker, B. Cornish, M. Beach, B. Meisel. Fourth Row: A. Zweig, H. Lipman, S. Davidson, F. Francis, W. McAlpine, J. Graves, J. Hudson, B. Titus, M. Mannhcimer, P. Skarlatos, J. J erris, K. Coles. Fifth Row: S. Constantine, B. Bergman, B. Bailey, M. Rosenthal, L. Peachy, B. Stoetzel, J. Solomon, J. Piotrow, E. Hondorf, P. Hagstrom, R. Locke. Absent: ll. Burnham, B. Kendig, E. Kohn, N. Smith, E. Troicke. First Row: D. Benner, B. Doud, S. Swanker, Social Chairman, A. Zweig, Vice-President, J. Gregorian, President, Mrs. Krich- baum, Advisor, B. Cornish, Secretary, L. Peek, Social Chairman, G. Marshall, M. Friederich. Second Row: C. Schoenegge E. Wilson, B. Bushroe, B. Seelhinder, B. Scott, H. Bloom, E. Miller, M. Henry, B. Shulman. Third Row: J. Durfee, H. Crain D. Morrison, E. Isaacs, J. Solomon, L. Monett, G. Kromer, S. Aranowitz. Absent From Picture: W. Ashlan, Marrily DuBois rencll .yonor Sociefg 4-6 enior Jafin Firg iilw: A. Eilgnlgii Program Chairlnang L. Liberman, S. Kluger, J. Manhold, B. Beadle. Second Row: Miss Maxwell, Adviser o man, e ebcr, Viee President, S. Mason, B. Benson, B. Husney. Tlnrd Row: P. Berger, President: N. Fishberg M. Chazen, J. Norress, A. Blttker, B. Koskowitz, H. Mayer. Absent From Picture: M. Kaufman, Secretaryg lVI. Silverman J. Davis, A. Lipsky. First How: J. Mantel, B. McOuat, .l. McKay. Second Row: M. Brait, N. Horn, C. Kaufman, H. Goldman. Ttrd Row: A. Del- marle, D. Rosenthal, J. Knowlton, J. Pulsifer, F. Glasser. Fourth Row: W. Lane, B. Tupperman, B. Goldman, B. Shulman, N. Bobfogel, E. Bockoff, Consulg Miss Farlow, Adviser. Absent From Picture: H. Kominz, Vice-Consul, B. Baker, H. Fink, B. Hebring, M. Lasker, B. Mitchell, B. Nusbaum, S. Nusbaum. unior Jaffa 47 Corriclor lgafrof First How: W. Morris, B. Wiltsie, R. Stone, J. Terena, R. Bussc, A. Reinhardt, T. Thrush, R. Callie, E. Crandall. Second How. VV. Jacks, D. Sehmeer, C. Schrader, L. Zelter, J. Morris, J. Bender, B. Barker, B. Ingraham. Third Row: M. Field, B. Friz H. Page, Mr. Neff, Adviserg G. Cluse, C. Stenzel, Adviserg B. Glade. Absent From Picture: N. Brown, N. Bulmer, D. Ellwanger J. Ellwanger, T. Fingland, T. Harrity, R. Martindale, G. McCoy, J. Miller, K. Nielsen, L. Peck, E. Troicke, K. Weinner G. Eherwin, J. Perdue, Captain. First Row: H. Crain, E. Coles, B. Doud, E. Mitchell, M. J. Beach, H. Jolley, M. Hartlavin, A. Biekert. Second Row: K. Marine F. Aronowitz, M. Mercer, J. Clark, B. Harding, P. Berger, M. MacDonald, B. Kirchner, S. Davis. Ufhfe -Qu!! .9ageCI'a t First Row: D. Traynor, E. Deming, Secretary, P. Fewster, N. Carter. Second Row: J. Clement, J. Piper, M. Young, R. Wiltsie. Third Row: D. Ramsey, E. Poshva, Social Chairmang R. Barker, R. Levy, Miss Parker, Adviser. Absent from Picture: J. Tyson, T. Winner, D. Siegel, R. Martindale, A. Heerkens, Vice-President, J. Haubrich, M. Bienentoek, E. White, N. Bulmer, Mr. Sliker, Adviser, C. Rapp, S. Rishor. First Row: W. Bradford, G. Cushing, J. Roekcastle, H. Fishberg, R. Bergman, President, L. Hutchinson, Seoretaryg T. Eiohelberger, L. Predmore. Second Row: J. D'Amanda, R. Wilsie, F. Lim, E. Davis, L. Zelter, J. Cameron, M. Mannheimer, A. Stolberg, H. Like. Third Row: S. Makridis, M. Rosenthal, K. Campbell, T. Taber, L. Cushing, T. Fulreader, W. Tien. Absent From Picture: E. Kohn, Vice-President, Mr. Carver, Adviser, G. Lavine, E. Troicke, H. Rosenthal, E. Hargrave, E. Har- grave, R. Rushlow, R. Husney, N. Bulmer, R. Kenyon, L. Isaacs, W. Morrell, R. Barnes, J. Wilson, J. Pingleton, J. Stewart. Jduoho- Mana! 50046 f0l'e Left to Right: M. Rosenthal, M. Brown, Mr. Gadway, Adviserg B. Cohen, B. Epstein, P. Baz, E. Rosenbloom, H. Cohen A. Traynor, H. Baker, E. Kensil, M. Weiss. Absent from Picture: B. Bergman, V. Ribas. First Row: D. Smith, J. Hall, D. Pfluke, Secretary: F. Lim, Presidentg W. Nicely, Publicity Manager, R. Gerhard, F. Prescott Second Row: R. Diehl, A. Marsh, R. Stone, M. Rowley, W. Kipp, F. Gaeser. Absent From Picture: G. Dangler, L. Gidlow D. Goodwin, Vice-President, D. Holt, J. Hudson, P. Van De Carr, J. Holcomb, Claude L. Wallace, Adviser. J anal sgfealfl ,4,.r. JJ- First Row: J. McGrady, E. Hondorf, President, C. Lang, Adviser, E. Ashworth, J. Dunn. Second Row: T. Auer, K. Zollweg J. Moore, H. Stuber, W. Miller, J. Peck, S. Begy, P. McDonald, Secretaryg J. Looke, D. Fero. Absent: J. Fersted,V1ce-President J. Holcomb, Treasurer. V A . . V ' .limi ii First Row: D. Holt, L. Hartwick, E. Sturn, E. Besley, S. Skarlatos, W. Richardson, T. Fulreader. Second Row: Snelgrove Social Chairmang P. Skarlatos, Secretaryg R. Locke, Presidentg Mr. Steese, Adviserg R. Zobel, Treasurer, J. Baker,V1ce-President H. Kreiger, D. Goodwin, R. Burnham. Era Jeh- 51 1 1 D. Anderson. R. Ellis. Third Row: G. Coghill, J . Schopler, V. Cushing, E. Rummler, R. Stoetzel, P. Van De Carr, R. Rush, .ibeha First Row: H. Steran, B. Diehl, Secretary, B. Miller, M. Rowley, President, R. Kendig, Chaplin, G. Dangler, Vice-Presidentg R. Macky. Second Row: M. Smith, B. Meyer, R. Stone, Mr. Wilson, Adviser, K. Campbell, R. Hilimire, F. Gaeser. l l First How: S. Pearlman, R. Eastman, J. Baird, Social Chairman, L. Peachy, Treasurerg S. Brayer, Presidentg D. Woodworth Vice-President, D. Pfluke, J. Carroll. Second Row: R. Hicks, K. Hogan, J. Handerson, A. Aldrich, W. Fitzgerald, R. Mason A. Crowder, J. Cole, D. Hettig, R. Pointing, J. Nau. Absent From Picture: J. Brayer, G. Stickley. .fdclegodiand First Row: R. Rosenbaum, M. Stone, J. Greenfield, L. Isaacs, J. Hucklin, Secretary, J. Davidson, President, T. Amdursky, Vice-President: F. Weinthal, Treasurer, S. Hoffman, B. Rosenbloom, J. Lavine. Second Row: J. Kreiger, J. Bernstein, D. Rosenbloom, J. Savlov, R. Dworsky, M. Mannheimer, D. Munter, M. Shestack, I. Rosenbloom, A. Goldman, H. Beckler, H. Gittelman, H. Lipman. Absent From Picture: R. Goldstein, J. Heicklin, E. Isaacs, J. Lipsky, Mr. Bloom and Mr. Present, Advisers. f First Row: L. Broome, L. Klehammer, J. Harris, E. Jager, J. Forsythe, M. Ott. Second Row: E. Kensil, H. Baker, E. Kirchner Secretaryg J. Taschl, Secretaryg E. Coles, President, B. Morrison, Vice-President, J. Peglow, Treasurer, R. Parker, S. Mason Third Row: D. Eastman, J. Gregorian, M. Dodge, J. Laird, B. Aronstam, B. Cornish, B. Millerm, J. Shoemaker, J. Tesch Absent From Picture: R. Welch, Adviser, M. Beach, C. Oatman, C. Sehm, M. Stark, V. Summers, G. Whitman, A. Woodams J. Seegar, K. Sortino, C. Wendt. Eta Cb fli- Zff.. QZM.. IQL., Front Row: Hurley, C. Daum, B. Lucas, President, C. Meizenthal, Secretary. Second Row: E. Keller, M. Hartleben, J. In- graham, Social Chairmeng L. Lilly, Treasurer, M. A. Twillinger, H. Jolley. Absent From Picture: C. Connor, Vice-President Front Row: E. Glaberman, D. Berger, A. Pilling, G. Messinger, M. Varlan, Miss Cummings, Adviserg M. Kaufman, President' P. Dworski, Vice-President, C. Buffano, G. Piccoitti, H. 0'Hara, J. Goodman. Second Row: M. Seelbinder, J. Bohanan, J Wagner, C. Tidor, S. Davis, D. Braimen, M. Turk, S. Rockoff, C. Stewart, M. L. Tickner, B. Rellin, M. Cowden, B. Meisal B. M. Husney, M. Beach. Third Row: M. Thomas, S. Kluger, J. Durfee, N. Gittelman, S. Swanker, A. Traynor, D. Stein, M. A. Friederick, P. Murphy, A. Molinet, M. Henry, L. Liberman. Absent From Picture: L. DuBois, Social Chairmang M. Ott. 7 9 enior ca2ac!er5Aila 54 0l'll'02 gli 0 Front Row: P. Dworski, E. Rosenbloom, M. Shestack, E. Deming, H. Bloom, T. Taber, Editor, B. Meisal, M. Thomas. Back Row: F. Aronowitz, K. Marine, J. Davidson, R. Mason, J. Graves, D. Magarian, E. Coghill, H. Rosenblatt, R. Schulman, S. Ruben, R. Cohen, L. Putzig, R. Reed, M. Loysen. Absent From Picture: Mr. Carver, Mr. Matheis, Advisers. Flute: R. Drexler, W. Mcllrath, C. Dangler. Oboe: P. Dean. Bassoon: A. Zweig, T. Grimes. Clarinet: E. Rummler, C. Kohles, V. Rihas, W. Weiss, H. Nagan, F. Beach, P. Kober, B. Moress, L. Tanzman, R. Rittenhause, P. Chasey, W. Nicely. Saxophone: R. Swick, J. White, J. Sergeant. Cornet: D. White, R. Eastman, J. Partholomy, G. Stenzel, R. Brown, H. Broadrip, H. Clark, R. Falkenstein, T. Harrity, C. Payne, D. Prevost, A. Cherry, T. William. Taba: E. Troicke, R. McLain. Dram and Tyrnpani: J. Carroll, D. Foster, R. Wilkenson, L. Hartwig, N. Haldoupis, R. Lawrence. Horn: G. Coghill, P. Siverson, L. Peachey, M. Stark, E. Hurwitz, R. Cowin. Trombone: P. Van De Carr, M. Goodman, A. Sweet, P. Granger. Absent From Picture: Mr. Livermore, Director. enior Earn! 55 enior Orchefi fra Violin: J. Jerris, M. Tickner, S. Helgerman, J. Mullner, M. Blair, H. Kominz, A. Bittker, C. Stewart, E. Schloss, V. Mihalyi P. Dames, H. Levy, A. Cherry, M. Francis, V. Southgate, D. Varney, H. Diamond, E. Fisher, B. Reese, D. Robinson, R Ackerman. Cello: P. Cantor, E. Oliver, D. Burch. Bass Viol: W. Merle, E. Troicke. Piano: G. Kroemer, P. Dames, J. Krieger F lale: B. Drexler, J. Piotrow, W. Mcllrath, C. Brueckel. Oboe: P. Dean. Bassoon: A. Zweig, T. Grimes. Clarinet: E. Bummler C. Kohls, H. Nagan, F. Beach. Cornel: D. White, B. Eastman, J. Bartholomew, B. Brown. Horn: G. Coghill, P. Siverson, M Stark, E. Hurwitz. Trombonr: P. Van De Carr, M. Goodman, A. Sweet. Drums and Tympani: J. Carroll, D. Foster, B. Wilkinson L. Hartwig, N. Haldoupis, H. Lawrence. Violin: AH. Lie, B. Shargel, F. Sabey, L. Hesselgrave, P. Hallock, E. Crandall, D. Hasbrouck, G. Weiss, H. Morrow, J. Jackson J. McQuarrie, S. Quigley, P. Harrison, M. Rath. Cello: D. Goldstein, M. Hutchinson, F. DeGogorza. Piano: J. O'Keefe. F lulei C. Crain, C. Gibbs, L. Heicklen. Clarinet: M. Cowdery, D. McNair, N. Robfogel, J. Miller. Saxophone: F. Glaser. Cornet: J. Coghlan, T. Arthur, E. Garelick, R. Hudnut, M. Harris. Horn: P. Lauterbach. Trombone: G. Hartwell, B. Donnely, P. Wemett, W. Morris. Drums: B. Gottfried, W. Downs, D. Lippens. Concerlmasler: H. Lie. Direclor: J. Livermore. unior OPCLQJ fra 56 enior ghoir First Row: R. Rhoring, N. Alexander, J. Dick, L. Auer, J. Ingraham, M. Hartleben, R. Culver, K. Sortino, R. Falzone, N Eathorn, D. Rapp, G. Zaski, H. Irving, L. Painting, B. M. Husney, D. Eber. Second Row: K. Stefanides, W. McCoy, A. Leuchl ner, M. Seelbinder, C. Schoenegge, H. Varney, S. Grey, L. DuBois, P. Hammond, B. McGrain, M. Hoffman, J. Rhondash, A. Zink, E. Kensil, J. Routly, L. Klehamer, M. Kaufman, M. Case. Third Row: M. Griggs, E. Kruger, N. Gittleman, J. Ham- mond, D. Stein, D. Benner, E. Miller, C. Soule, J. Lurie, J. Taschl, M. Knight, L. Fagin, I. Dobbertin. Fourth Row: M. Boule E. Deming, J. Clard, B. Aronstam, M. Marhatta, E. Thiel, M. Schrader, K. Swift, P. Berger, B. Dude, P. Cantor, M. A. Friederick. Fifth Row: W. McDonald, E. Coghill, J. Hudson, C. Burrell, P. Kyle, K. Campbell, F. White, J. Wilson, D. Bitzel Absent From Picture: G. Smith, M. Stoller, V. DuBois, F. Levenson, G. Morehouse, M. Henry, P. Weatherhog, A. Murdock J. Ferstead, B. Fitzgerald, J. Moore, B. Dodson, L. Esmay, J. Faist, J. DeBell, C. Elliot, B. Foster, M. Garling, H. Klein L. McDonald, J. Robbins, R. Seelbinder, J. Sharp, M. Stark, R. Stetler, J. Walker, A. Fatisco, P. Held. First Row? L. Guest, D. Hebert, B. Gordon, L. Bittkert, M. A. Connors, M. J. Bernstein, E. Turner, J. Schlegal, S. Tichner, G. Angevlne, S. Cushner. Second Row: B. Diehl, J. McKay, B. Lennord, P. Tuster, P. McQuat, J. Holbrick, B. Mercer, J. Clement, M. L. McGowan, J. McGee, A. Snythe. Third Row: P. Turnquist, J. Miller, P. Lauterbaoh, W. Lane, V. Cali, H. Lie R. Mitchell, R. Hunt, F. Sabey, G. Weis, P. Harrison. unior Choir 57 encing Left to Right: D. Joseph, D. Pfluke, G. Douglas. Front Row: Mr. Savage. Second Row: E. Davis, G. Balliett, R. Drexler, W. Morrell, W. McAlpine, Presideptg H. Fishberg Treasurerg M. Tidor, F. Bishop, J. Bolinder, C. Zorsch, F. Lim. Absent From Picture: B. Morrison, Vice-President, R. Mosko- witz, Social Chairman, M. Mannheimer, Secretary, G. Corley, W. Kipp, F. Lewis, M. Mannheimer. pA.0i0gl'al9Ly EDU454 ey First Howi C. Scorrano, R. Kominz, D. Stikas, B. Diehl, B. Gordon. Second Row: N. Carter, C. Morris, M. Ekas, J. Durfee, Miss Curtlss, AdV1SCTQ M. A. F riederick, C. M. Stewart, P. Boulay. Third Row: P. Miller, B. Pagener, B. Rey, F. deGogorza, G. Reed, E. Adams, M. L. Tickner, J. McQuarrie. Fourth Row: P. Wemett, J. Dieckow, V. Morton, J. Crone, M. J. Bernstein, B. Hudnut, D. Shargel. Absent From Picture: B. Hudnut, M. Brandt, N. Bulmer, J. Button, B. Cole, N. DuFresne, D. Goldstein, M. Knight, B. LaBore, M. McGowain, K. Muller, M. L. Murdock, T. Thrush, J. Waffle. First Row: D. Boyce, R. Dworski, G. Kroemer, H. Crain, D. Braiman, J. Greenfield. Second Row: F. Aronovitz, J. Bosenbloom, G. Picciotti, M. Turk, E. Bosenbloom, P. Natalie, M. L. Tichner, M. Brown, E. Goldenson, C. M. Stewart. Third Row: H. Genhart, B. Boylan, J. Clark, B. Epstein, J. Taschl, M. A. Friederick, M. Henry, B. Bohannan. Fourth How: A. Woodams, E. Mitchell, L. Isaacs, M. Rosenthal, S. Davidson, J. Wagner, S. Aranowitz, M. Melahamid. Absent From Picture: Miss O'C0nnell, Adviser. Midge .xdrf CM First Row: S. Lara, B. Brody, Vice-Presidentg I. Dobbertin, N. Gitlemen, H. Cohen, G. Day, D. Maclntyre, N. Bulrner, J Marks, Mrs. Zobel, Adviser. Second Row: R. Dobbertin, D. Ramsey, Mr. Sherwood, Adviser, G. Quetchenbach, Secretary Absent From Picture: L. Lieberman, President, R. Miller, W. Carniy, R. Blank, N. Derbort, B. Kleiman, B. Scott. I 1 First Row: D. Boyce, S.. Ruben, B. Epstein. B. Meisal, Lorraine Putzig. Back Row: A. Zweig, M. Shestack, Mr. Carver, Adviser. .jgakivloacoloe .gnfernafionaf Rfafiond Slanding: Fred Weinthal, Presidentg Alan Rothstein, Miss Una Hutchinson, Advisor. First How: Hillel Gitleman, J ean Doyle, Secretaryg Don Silverberg. Second Row: Henry Beckler, Vice-Presidentg Erwin Rosenbloom, Joel Savlov. Third Row: Henry Hillel. Front Row: Bertha Meisal, Mrs. Stolbrand, Advisorg Audry Hamm, Barbara Epstein, Presidentg Sandra Ruben, Secretaryg Ann Traynor, Pat Dworski. Second Row: David Royce, Vice-Presidentg Marianna Friedrick, John Low. end! pudkera 61 TABLE TENNIS Table Tennis, sometimes known as Ping-pong, is now big time sport. Only those who have seen table tennis champions standing fifteen feet behind the table smacking that celluloid pill can appreciate the potentialities of the BADMINTON Badminton was originated in India and had its chief development in England. It is an older game than Tennis. The game is played extensively in England and Canada, and in recent years has gained a decided foot- hold in the United States. ICE SKATING Fun was had by all the members of the ice skating club this Winter, at the Cobbs Hill Park ring. JUNIOR AND SENIOR SOFTBALL Softball is a game which everyone enjoys at Monroe. There are many participants in this game since it re- quires skills which are easily acquired by the player. VOLLEYBALL The appeal of volleyball lies in its simplicity. Easily learned, it is a fascinating sport to play, excellent for teaching quick footwork and body controlg suitable for every age. sport. irgi , .x4fLAfic .xddaociafion GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: S. Mason, Badmintong L. Klanhammer, Horse- back Bidingg M. Ott, Secretaryg M. Beach, Presidentg C. VVendt, Vice-President, S. Doud, Ping-pongg S. Yaeger, Basketball. Second Row: H. Baker, Softballg D. Braiman, Volleyballg E. Cohen, Table Tennisg M. Blair, Tennisg J. Faist, Dancingg J. Fisher, Swimming. Absent From Picture: J. Shoemaker, Cheerleaders. SWIMMING Classes in life saving have been conducted successfully at Monroe each spring for many years. Response has been good and enthusiasm and interest keen. To qualify for senior certification, students must have passed their seventeenth birthday to be eligible. The Girls' Athletic Association was organized in Monroe this year to further the activities of the Physical Education Department. The Association, in connection with the other schools, attempts to equalize the point system and to arrange play- days between schools in such sports as basketball and baseball. With Mary Beach as President, Connie Wendt as Vice- President, and Marjorie Ott as Secretary. they represent the girls of Monroe at the inter-high school meetings. The present officers hope that the Girls' Athletic Associ- ation will continue to represent the best in girls' sports at Monroe. SENIOR BASKETBALL Basketball is one of the most popular sports for Monroe girls. Emphasis is given to the participation of many rather than few who are expert. Intramural tournament games are on the Hound Robin basis, rather than the Elimination type. Hold that man! Hold that line! Hold that girl! Thay, big boy Houghing it A dog's best friend Step up Public leaning post LLWell Santa, I want- Blow the foam Aw, it's cold 64 Was that cosine of two? Awww Bottoms up! The night before A pretty smile :1 x ., X X From Left: B. Frank, J. Baker, D. Munter, R. Krieger, H. Stoetzel, J. Schopler, R. Miller, G. Coghill, G. Snelgrove, H. Lipman, B. Plush, H. Bosenblatt, Managerg H. Steron, Assistant Manager. . Monroe's '47-'48 court aggregation started out to defend their titles of the previous season by dropping a close contest to East. After that, the team took the rest of the league in Monroe style, until the start of the second half, when we were again defeated by East. During this half, the Redjackets were defeated by a strong Marshall quint, also. This made necessary a playoff for the runnerup spot with West. The Red Shirts came out on top, as they did a Week later in the Sectional quarter-finals against Batavia. Hornell was the next stop, and Monroe bested them to set the stage for the season's third East game. The Orientals toppled us once again, to take the Section V, AA, title. Our neighbors from the Twelve Corners, Brighton, were defeated twice as Monroe retained the Hi-Y Trophy. Two 'Jackets were placed on the all-scholastic squads, and a duo on the all-sectional quint. F irsl Half SCORES Second Half Monroe 40 East . , Monroe 20 East . Monroe 49 Edison . . Monroe 51 Edison . Monroe 51 Charlotte Monroe 70 Charlotte Monroe 42 Franklin Monroe 34 Franklin Monroe 43 Madison Monroe 56 Madison Monroe 42 Marshall Monroe 34 Marshall Monroe 37 West . . , Monroe 62 West . Monroe 73 Jefferson Monroe 60 J efferson Monroe 32 West . Non-League Sectionals Monroe 50 Brighton Monroe 41 Batavia . Monroe 35 Brighton Monroe 50 Hornell . Monroe lfjamifg Z?a:iLef6a! 29 East . e6el'U2 gl16Lef66L! The Monroe Reserves, having one of' the most successful seasons since' 41-'42, finished the season tied with Madison for the city reserve championship. Led by Bill Miller, 6'4 pivotman, the Jayvees took their first eight games before being defeated by Dip Murray's Wilson Parkers. Other stellar performers were Bob Burnham, Dave Anderson, Don Hettig, Bob Hicks, and Ken Hagan. SCORES Monroe East . . 25 Monroe West . . Monroe Franklin 30 Monroe Jefferson . . Monroe Charlotte 32 Monroe Paul Revere . . Monroe Edison . . 39 Monroe Madison . . Monroe Marshall 27 Monroe School for the Deaf Non-League Monroe Brighton 30 Monroe Brighton . First Row: A. Laney, B. Burnham, D. Anderson, D. White. Second Row: B. Fitzgerald, D. Hettig, A. Cady, B. Hicks, K. Hagan, E. Ashworth. Third Row: M. Carpetza, B. Miller. 67 First Row: A. Laney, F. Francis, B. Nicely, B. Bradford, H. Beckler, M. Hill, K. Zollwig. Second Row: D. Holt, B. Frati, S Constantine, Captain, T. Lennox, J. Burnstein, R. Wolff, D. Bailey. Third Row: B. Hosenbloom, Manager, B. Kreiger, P Miller, L. Peachey, D. McGarvey, L. Isaacs, B. McGrady, D. Fero. Sparked by a fast moving forward line and a powerful hackfield, the Monroe hooters completed a successful season. The team, studded with several veterans of the previous year, hegan the season tying West, 3-3, in a hard fought game. This was followed by two victories over Madison and Franklin, 7-3, and 2-1, respectively. After this came the only defeat of the year, handed to the team by Edison to the tune of 3-2. This was followed hy two more ties, J efferson, 0-0, and East, 4-4. The season came to a climax by defeating the remaining two teams, Marshall and Charlotte, 4-2, and 7-0. OCCQI' 68 rea fan 103 Lbs. Wayne Clapp 112 Lbs Jack Bernstein 120 Lbs Burt Davis 127 Lbs. Don Kelley 133 Lbs Bay Lawrence 138 Lbs 145 Lbs 154 Lbs. 165 Lbs. 175 Lbs. Bob Nesbitt Joe Zeitfogel, Bill McDonald Dick Lindsay Neal Dreher Steve Constantine, Jim Percas Unlimited Lou Baxter, Richard Dibble Due to lack of material, the wrestling teams of past years have not been too successful. With the expert coaching of Mr. Joe Arlucas, these boys have First Row: J. Perkas, R. Lawrence, J. Bernstein, D. Kelley, N. Drake, S. Constantaine. Second Row: N. Dreher, R. Nesbitt, L. Baxter, J. Arlucas, Adviser, W. Grace, F. Boas, J. Causey. 69 worked hard showing a big im- provement. This year the team has encountered strong competi- tion with various schools but all the meets have been fought hard and close. Some of the boys are outstanding wrestlers but the entire team deserves a lot of credit, SCORES Monroe West . 25M Monroe Edison 29 Monroe Franklin 19 Monroe Charlotte 23 Monroe Madison 24 Monroe 19 Jefferson 18 Monroe 19 East . 22 Monroe 20 Marshall 23 Senior Cl1,eerleaders.' Helen Ogden, Sharon Helgerman, Joan Shoemaker, Patricia Hoesteroy, Barbara Doud, Gloria Kroemer, Lina Lou Peek, Polly Ogden, Jerry Laving, Jerry Davidson. zllissing are: Jean Owens, Tom Lennox, and am Piazza. Junior Cheerleaders: Marilyn Meyers, Esther Seeglcr, Barbara Ogden, Jean Williams, Joyce Townsend. Yea team! Yes, the cheerleaders have been right behind the teams . . . cheering them in victory and supporting them in loss. They have worked hard this year under the direction ol' Miss Pooler who helped them to perfect their uniform co- ordination. Under a new system they have enlarged their number to include five freshmen who lead the cheers at reserve games. Elected by a popular vote of stu- dents and teachers, they have been an inspiration to all. gkeeria ing 70 onroc, by finishing in a fourth place tie in Interscholastic League, had its most suc- ful season in four years. In Mr. B1air's nd year of coaching since returning from war, he built a 'team which won three es and lost three. This was a great credit im and to Mr. Sobic, his assistant and coach. Monroe scored in every game, ting out Marshall, 19-0. They amassed a l of 68 points this year, in contrast to last r's six points. With only four of this 's starting eleven graduating, Monroe 'es to be a pennant threat next year. SCORES nroe 6 Madison nroe 6 Edison IlI'O8 IlI'0C 1'1I'O6 I1I'O8 Franklin East 6 13 . . 12 19 Marshall 0 18 West Front Row: C. McBurney, Assistant Man- ager, J. Nichols, P. McCarthy, B. Flynn, D. Bosenbaum, G. Coghill, H. McNair, , B. Cowin, Assistant Manager. Second Row: F. Backus, D. Luck, H. Steuber, E. Smythe. T. Marrotta, E. Besley, L. Baxter, R. Ellis, V. Cushing, B. Burnham, F. Backus, Assist- ant Manager. Third Row: A. Crowder, T. Fulreader, B. Painting, A. DiStefano, A. Cady, M. Goodman, J. Lewis, Mr. Ferner, Trainer, Mr. Sobie, Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: W. Richardson, D. Anderson, C. Paine, H. Berl, C. Beisheim, E. Bummler, B. House- man, E. Willison, C. Pierce, Managerg Mr. Blair, Coach. g00f6Cl,f First Row: H. Keck, H. Cohen, J. McKay, Pr. Martindale, F. Francis, M. Tidor. Second Row: W. Oliver, R. Drexler, J. Dunn, Mr. Wallace, Adviserg H. Hall, D. Parker, R. Wolf. Monroeis finmen finished the season in fourth place in the Interscholastic League this year. The team, with several holdovers from the previous year, enjoyed a fairly successful season, Winning five meets, while losing three. Mr. Wallace believes that he has good material for next year with the swimmers who will return, and the junior swimmers of this year. SCORES Monroe Madison 7 Monroe . . 54 Charlotte Monroe Marshall 49 Monroe . . 35 Canandaigua Monroe Franklin 20 Cnon-leaguej Monroe East 27 Monroe . . . 18 West . Monroe Jefferson 21 Monore . . . 24 Edison , wimming 72 F zrst Row: W. Collins, L. Ellinwood, F. Sabey, A. Sabey, D. Bellucci. Second Row R Lawrence J Gelsmger H Nagin J Geitfogal, H. Shoemaker, R. Colbert, A. Stolberg. Third Row: L. Day, A. Aldrich S Bellucci G Wolfanger T Taber J Solomon, B. Nesbitt. Coach Lee Ackley's Hill-and-Dalers had their best season in history, overcoming all eight city schools in league meets, and running to a 57 point tie with West in the annual Section V championship at Geneva. Arnold Bellucci was undefeated against all comers, until teammate Bob Nesbitt sprinted past him in the Sectionals. Bellucci finished second. In the first league meet, Edison and West fell to the tune of 30-38-52. The Redjackets put together a perfect score against Franklin, taking the first twelve places. Madison and Marshall were defeated 21-50-60. In the final meet of the year, East High's defending champs were knocked to fourth place as Monroe won 23-40-69, in a meet including Jefferson. mars ounfry 73 First Row: G. Boyatzies, W. Montroise, J. Morehouse, R. Steron, Managerg H. Lipman, R. Hauseman. Second Row: R. Stoetzel, E. Hurwitz, G. Zulauf, E. Besley, D. Sobel, L. Alexander, B. MacA1lister, B. Painting. Third Row: B. Mahar, V. Cushing, H. Steuber, J. Besley, D. Henderson, L. Gidlow, B. Kane, Mr. R. Blair, Coach. Coach Ralph Blair, in his first season back at the reins of the Monroe baseball team, came up with one of the finest teams Monroe has had in several years. The league did not get started until late in the season due to poor weather, but this did not stop the Redjackets from Winning their first four games. The team came up againt some excellent pitching on the part of opposing hurlers in their last four games and they dropped these contests. However, the team finished in a tie for third place in the league standings on the strength of' their strong start. RESULTS Monroe . . 8 Marshall . . 5 Monroe . . 1 Franklin . . 16 Monroe . . 5 Madison . . 2 Monroe . . 1 Jefferson . a 7 Monroe . . 3 Charlotte . . 2 Monroe . . 2 West . . . 7 Monroe . . 4 Edison . . 2 Monroe . . 3 East- . . 7 gzdedaf 74 flue Coach Lee Ackley's Cindercrushers had an average season conquering five schools and bowing to three. The team finished in fourth place, behind Edison, East, and West. Bob Hawes was the sprint sensation of the city, turning in eight consecutives firsts in the century and the furlong. After being upset in the 100 yd. dash, Hawes came back to Win the 220 title in city championship competition, and Went on to be runnerup in both Section V sprints, being judged second in the 220 in a photo finish. Among Monroe's other Sectional qualifiers were Sonny Bellucci, Tony DiStefano, and Lou Baxter, who captured second in the city championship 440, high jump, and shot put, respectively. DiStefano tied for third in the Sectionals. SCORES Q East 58M, West BIM, Monroe 29 Monroe 53, Marshall BM, Jefferson 22M Monroe 55, Franklin 46, Charlotte 18 Edison 65 M, Monroe 35, Madison 18M First Row: V. Ribas, L. Day, L. Ellinwood, W. Morrell, B. Schreiber, H. Shoemaker, H. Nagin, A. Stolberg, J. J erris, D. Merkel. Second Row: T. Taber, J. Solomon, J. Doyle, J. Catteau, E. Coghill, R. Cook, R. Lawrence, Colburn. Third Row: R. Bosenbloom, R. Hawes, J. Fly, L. Baxter, T. DiStefano, J. Piotrow, D. Higgins, S. Macridls, B. Titus. 75 F ron! Row: F. Bacchus, D. Brown. Second Row: B. Boatman, G. Koch, J. Piotrow, J. Sarkis. Monroe High's Bowling team ended up with a fairly successful season this year, obtaining a final record of twenty-five wins and seven- teen losses, placing fourth in league competition. High individual game was rolled by Joe Sarkis with a 231 game. High individual two games was rolled by Sarkis also, with a posted 195 and 231 for a 426 total which was highest for the Interscholastic League this year. Individual averages: George Koch . . 155 J ack Piotrow . 148 Bruce Boatman . 145 Don Brown . 157 Joe Sarkis . 165 Francis Bacchus . 145 76 ozllflfff an in tafnenf We, the graduating class of 1948, of Monroe High School, being of sound mind and having been somewhat exposed to the higher forms of education and having endured the hardships and joys of our four years' stay at Monroe under the leadership of our highly respected student council officers Paul Skarlatos, John Schopler, and Joan Shoemaker, do hereby declare this, our class Will and Testament, in the manner following, that is to say: 1. To the faculty we leave our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their co-operation, patience, help and sacrifice during our four year struggle. 2. To the future graduating class we bequeath the will to write a better Last Will and Testament. 3. To Mr. Carver we leave 31000.00 for the 1949 Monrolog. 4. To Mrs. Stolbrand we leave a two piece bathing suit. 5. To Mr. Rose we leave the rule book of Monroe, and a new joke book. 6. To Mr. Wiles we bequeath the book, How To Get Along With Boys. 7. To Miss O'Connell we leave a husband to open and close the window. 8. To Mr. Bacon we leave an atomic bomb in his desk drawer. 4 9. To Mr. Neff we bequeath a dozen six foot redcoats with brain and brawn. 10. To the cheerleaders we leave 4000 vitamin pills and a new-megaphonei' 11. To Mr. Lang we leave ten beautiful secretaries and pair white sweat socks at 19c. 12. To Miss Curtiss we bequeath a life subscription to Police Gazette. 13. To Miss Sheehan we leave a 1005 attendance report. 14. To Miss Cameron we leave!! In witness thereof, we have hereunto set the hand of our class secretary the tenth day of May, in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight. to I 4123? 55.5 'S ffm fzpw Class Secretary 77 pCl,tl 0l'lJ of tk? I W0l'Ll 0E7g MISS MARY A. SHEEHAN MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND DR. AND AND AND AND AND MR. AND MR. AND AND MR. MR. MR. DR. MR. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS BENJAMIN ARONOWITZ EDWARD ASHWORTH JAMES E. BESLEY E. H. BLAIR L. FREDRICK BOHANAN GEORGE W. BRAYER PHILIP BROVITZ ERNEST DIBBLE ROBERT DIBBLE ALFRED H. DOUD R. D. ENGLERTH A. GOLDENSON MARK GOODMAN HARRY J. HOLCOMBE ROBERT I. KINGSLEY G. R. LAVINE G. J. MARINE . B. C. MEIER . . JOHN C. MITCHELL MRS. ROY D. MULLNER MR. AND MRS. GEORGE F. ROBINSON MR. AND MRS. EDGAR R. RUMMLER MR. AND MRS. ELMER C. SCHOENEGGE HOMEROOM No. 343 78 66 A mo MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS PACKING CO INC ROCHESTER DIVISION locuzsvn rn v CAVEAT EMPTORM . Great Shades of Caesar . . . Will You Look What We Up And Said If we haven't forgotten our Latin, that means, Let The Buyer Beware . . mighty sound advice, especially as it concerns the buying of meat for the table! 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'S Democrat QQ Chronicle Compliments of Kayser's Lunch Compliments of Allfa Diner 430 Monroe Ave. STEAKS-CHOPS-SANDWICHES We Are Open 24 Hours Compliments of Wilson's Hardware 812 Monroe Avenue Wishman's Cigar Store Corner Clinton and Court JACK DICK HARRY BUSINESS '6Prefers R. B. I. GRADUATES! One of the oldest . . . yet one of the most modern business schools in America! H85 Years Leadership in Business Training Rochester Business Institute 172 CLINTON AVE., SOUTH ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. John R. Bourne Co. OfHce Furniture Stationery Supplies Rubber Stamps 131-133 STATE STREET l CHAMPION ATHLETIC SPORTSWEAR CO., INC. 71 St. Paul St. Rochester 4, N. Y. DE LUXE SHOE SHOP Footwear for Men, Women and Children Shoe Repairing-Custom Arch Support 372-378 Meigs St., near Monroe Stone 2964 Open Evenings New Clinton Book Shop Used 138 Clinton Ave. So. Loew,s Theatre Bldg. BOOK LOVERS SHOP 649 Monroe Ave. Greeting Cards-Lending Library McGREGOR,S FLORISTS SQ 741 Monroe Ave. 201 Grand Ave. WHITE RADIO AND SOUND SERVICE Ampliiiers Speakers Inter Office Communication Systems 561 South Clinton Corner Alexander Street Rochester 7, New York Monroe 9375 Rentals Recordings Public Address Systems Compliments of DENNIS CANDIES Dennis Candy Factory, Inc. GIFTS-GREETING CARDS For All Occasions MONROE GIFT SHOP 441 Monroe Ave. Hillside 2752 LA MAY DRUG CO. Prescriptions Phone Monroe 1733 1800 East Ave. Rochester, N. Y. MONROE RECORD SHOP 772 Monroe Ave. Monroe 6422 Popular and Classical Records, Radios Radio Phonographs, Record Accessories Everything for Your Garden Your Lawn Your Pets HART and VICK, Seedsmen 55 Stone Street ROUSSOS CONFECTIONERY 953 South Clinton Ave. Monroe 9162 BRIGHTON SHOE STORE AND SERVICE Our F oriiefh Year 2 Winton Rd. at East Ave. THE SUNDERLIN CO. Jewelers for Over a Century 364 East Main Rochester, N. Y , AUTHORIZED DEALER , I for is - l 13eneralEHechdc 0 Refrigerators 0 Irons o Automatic Washers o Toasters 0 Ranges o Blankets 0 Dish Washers o Radios 0 Vacuum Cleaners fHANSS ELECTRIC CO. 180 NORTH ST. STONE 1027 YOU ALL KNOW BLAUW,S PHARMACY So. Clinton at Goodman J U O 2 Q? Hallmark Greeting Cards For All Occasions L,,,,,,,c - HDOUGHTY'S,9 MEISENZAHL DAIRY I w 1136 Monroe AVG' Pasteurized Milk and Cream 'Under New Mflnagemellt Monroe 7015 Selected Guernsey Try Our Frozen Cusiard Henrietta, N. Y. Good Food is Good Health E MID-CITY DINER Ham Steaks Our Specialty 123 Monroe Ave. At Howell St. ' HERMAN'S PASTRY SHOP 1860 East Ave. Near Winton Rd MORRALL TUDIO HOTEL SENECA MEZZANINE FLOOR 5' Phone-Stone 5169 VISIT C0mPlim0HfS Of Loperfidos Restaurant FOR THE FINEST IN FOODS LAUBE ELECTRIC CORP. PARTIES ACCOMMODATED 334 Court Street Com -ments of JOSEPH PAGANO 8: SON ' Frozen Foods Fruits 81 Vegetables , X RIEND 709 South Ave. Monroe 6286 We Deliver C0mp,imm,s of JUNIOR FOOTWEAR Headquarlers for Loafers and Sadles HOME ROOM 367 44 East Ave. Main 2160 86 Compliments of - CLINTON PRINTING Co. Compliments of ALL TYPES OF PRINTING 340 Portland Ave. Main 2515 HOME ROOM 304 Compliments of DILLETTE SHOP DRESSES, BLOUSES, SLIPS, ROBERT DEVEBIAN AND HOSE ORIENTAL BUGS O 12 9 p m pen - . . 5? 4' 489 Monroe Ave. Monroe 6722 JOE'S ORIGINAL CHOP HOUSE Our Specialty-Steaks, Chops, Chicken, WALTER F. MacGUIRE Prescription Pharmacy Sea Food, Spaghetti 160 South Clinton Ave. Compliments of Compliments of THRU-TT DRUG TONY'S CIRCLE MARKET 866 Monroe Ave.-near Subway 1581 Mt' Hope Ave. Joseph Wakes Jasin Chadwin Compliments of HOME ROOM 203 87 66191-1 bring the Coke f w 'F ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CORPORATION A. L. ANDERSON SONS Rocnnsrnn, N. Y. Compliments of TOM THUMB 584 Monroe Ave. HOLFOTITS NIARKET Choice Meats and Groceries Finest of Frosted Foods 631 Monroe Ave. Phone Monroe 6637 Rochester 7, N. Y. Compliments of PARK AVENUE CANDY SI-IOP Compliments of A FRIEND VALLEY ECHOE Atlantic Ave., Box 125 Culver 4017 Leo A. Lewis Rochester 10, N. Y. Compliments of HOME ROOM 322 Compliments of THE ADELPHIANS Compliments of ,IOHNSON'S HARDWARE 1477 Mount Hope Ave. ACME QUALITY PAINTS 88 SAVING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WISHING AND HAVING The sure Way to get ahead is to add regularly to your School Savings Account. Save in school! ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK Two Convenient Offices 47 MAIN STREET WEST 40 FRANKLIN STREET M L SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Business Administration-Secretarial Oriental Rugs Medical Secretarial 362 East Ave. Main 5530 254 East Ave. Rochester 4, N. Y. PROVISIONAL MEMBER: AMERICAN , Assoc1AT1oN OF JUNIOR COLLEGES MONROE HIGH SCHOOL BOOK EXCHANGE For Your Corweniencel' HOURS: 8:30-8:45 DAILY 3:00--3:30 DAILY BOTH LUNCH PERIODS 89 COMPLIMENTS OF MONROE HI-Y c:ouNclL ALPHA HI-Y BETA HI-Y DELTA HI-Y KAPPA HI-Y The UHUSU3l VL X Regards from FROM lfifyi ALL BRAIMAN sPoRTsWEAR OVER ---'W ' 'ul' CO, THE WORLD SLACKS PANTS 0 Don't Miss the Braiman Specials! THE VILLAGE STORE OF LAKE PLACID 336 Monroe Ave. Near Alexander Hillside 2256 School and Dress Pants in All Price Ranges! 202 42 North Street Opposite Rochester Savings Bank Compliments of Compliments PARK AVENUE CLEANERS Of 'va' any-n.6u QE! ada. SOUTH AVEN E . Complzmenzfs of cMAL HOME ROOM 130 01- NLR' , Complimenis of Compliments of G. D. GEORGE COMPANY THE GENERAL EDDIES SNOWHITE LAUNDRY, INC. 625 So. Goodman St. Monroe 4414 THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS ARE, RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADVERTISING IN THE MONROLOG: 1. 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