Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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BOOKSHELF CLUB Have you ever notieed how neat the lihrary always looks? This can he attrih- uted to Nlonroe's llookshelf Clulw. These stuclents do gen- eral lilvrary work. set up the annual llook Vlieek lfxhiliit. and have several parties. an awarcls pivnir. and a hook report meeting :luring the year. Fi rs! rout l. tu r.: Nlr. li. Carluay. .Mlvisvi': ll. Cohen, H. Gwirtzman, M. Lapitles. Xl. I4-mis. A. IV.-tnnunzio, .elim-lit from picture: A. Haag, R. Levy, J. Ranuu. A. Rosenthal, 5. Rosenthal. First row, I. to r.: R. Nagan, L. Fischer, I. Morganstern, H. Rohfogel, M llaugz. S. I.iulf-, .l. Soueie. Sevond row, l. tu r.: M. Townsenil, li, Svhulman A. Klieger. R. Selineirler, R. Ungerleicler, S. Beinenstovk, V. l.aIulslierg14-r, ll Cordon. Nl. lfkas. Sr. Soeial tfhairmaug ll. Jenks, ti. Mervlraut. Tliircl row I. In r.: K. .-Xrrnes, :L Rittenhouse, l.. Van Vorrliis, S. Alden. l', de Cogorzl .lr. Sorial liltillflllilltl 5. Rosenthal. Vive-l'i's-sitlerit: V. Horton, l're-siilr-nt: l llievkott. l'. hXlf'lltt'II. 'l'reasurer: lf. lflenu-nts. F. :lv llogorza, li. Fisvlu-r, l' l.ir-tzke. K. ll:-llfour. Miss lf. liurtiss, Amlviser. l our!l1 row, I. to r.: A Rosenthal. ll. liarlrour, K. Naglau, L. lipsromli, ll. kil't'1'ltSl0lN'. .l. Marks, liolrlstein. N, Polasky. Alnxeril from lllAl'11ll'l'Z .l. Brlive, F. Fislwr. S1-eretury M. Kiiigstone, Nl. fklvllonough. A. lklitvliell. li, Yoder. ll. Quigley, .l. Anile-rson U. Briggs, l.. llanun. B. Ekas, B. Farrill, Nl. Fisvlier, l'. Williams. C. Tyler. BOOKSTORE Though few of you may know this. the Monroe Book- store is run entirely hy stu- clents uneler the capable su- pervision ol Mr. C. Caclway. It is here that one can pur- chase hus tokens, review hooks, and all the other necessary school supplies. 13

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OUTSIDE PATROI The Oulsirle Patrol under Xlr. Nlii-helsen's super- xision sees that Xlonroe students oliev tralllc' regu- lations. The l'a1trol lwrares all types ol' weather to perform their serx'ic'e to the school. First mu. 1. lu r.: ll. Goldstein. I.. lioval, P. Ilarrison. Il Fink l Nniitli t' l 111 B Tilnt 91 1 lr l rr ., sus. . t 'wut 0u'. .lf .2 lt. IX iltsuy. lt. Svliulinun. N. Hologrel, Ii. V vinstein, Nlr. llwlwastle-, .-Xilxisi-rg ll. Paley. l'rQ-siiln-tit: B. Nushaum, I.. ' 4 nt 'I' Thi ll H1 f 'I li A-lter, I'ri-stile : . rls. .' .writ ,mm 1Ill'llfL'I . ffm, mu.. ll to rl. W' Wrelch, J. Deckpr. W. Bradvboughv Ilevkler. tl, Ilaniunn. tl. lleinrivh, S. llic-ks, K. l'lutchin- W. Baxter. F. Rim-. Svmrirl wuz Z. to r.: ll. l.athrop,lJ. Sfm' 5' Ifawi' Il' Maimon' R' NIOWSS' 5' Rosenwelgi W' Frainlilin, IT. l.om-liste-ill, Absent from picture: T. Muar. .l. Stulrlne. CORRIDOR PATROL Nlonroe High Sm-hool is indeed fortun- ate in having ai large active group of hoys who keep the school vorridors safe and well managed. This year the Corridor Pa- trol was reorganized under the direetion of Nlr. C. lloekvastle. First row. l. to r.: B. .ll1f'Y'lQlCl, J. Wasson. Sevre- tary: ,l. Stevely, .l. Ulieefe. I.. Zelter, T. Thrush, ll. Ilrown. R. Vlliltsey. President: Mr. C. Al- ln'm'lit. Adviser: H, I.iv, ltlaintenanvez S. Ber- man. R. Beet-ln-y, II. llavis, Vive-President: R. Wt-i'iivr, E. lkixis. 'llreastireig Supervisor Trainees. fllmvnl front 11if'111n': lf. llamm, Trailit' Nlanagzerz I . lfa-tman. ,l, I runklin, I.. Hesselgrnw. J. Mor- ris, B. Quigley. W. I'lirlitner, W. Snyder. Ii. Sllvilll. Traineex: R. Ill-Mott, E. Cart-lick, B. llurrington. lNI. llutchinson. K. Hutchinson, N. Williams, J. Froyd. bnyder, L. l'en1'osf-. AUDIO-VISUAl AID This year many people were in- terested in serving the school as Audio-Visual Aid members. For the first time a high percentage of girls joined this servive organiza' tion. The purvhase of new radio and movie equipment was the high point ofthe year. I2

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I'lf9f u l 1 B Roegxer J Merritt Second row I f T l' Nlffaste F Pent ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES Al the Award Assemblx la t Alan oxer P00 students retelxed award certificates for the xaluable serxlce ulnch thu haxe rendered to Nlonroe Thi lat e number means that about one fourth of Nlonroes stu ents haxe XOllllll8I'llX ,men up ti r free time in order to serxe the sc hool N OFFICE A First row: S. Smith. Second w. l. to .2 S. Cohen l.. Coldbergz N. Rosenberg. J. Merritt C. Macl.aren. Absent rom pivture: ll Sherman. l.. boot. D. Taylor. M. Nv0lll'l . S. Man urian B. Lazarus, B. Miller, P. Jones, R. Latragna, N. Cashman, D. Meyers, M. McDonald. NURSES OFFICE AIDES The Nurse's Oflice Aides have in some way helped almost every Monroe student this year. They scheduled the tuberculin tests and X-rays, and did general Work around the nurse's ofhce. Left to right: Mrs. M. Clement, Adviser: E. Dow, B. .lungel,- M. Murdock.