Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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First row. l. to r.: M. Ekas, C. Rapp, Vice-Presidentg N. Williams, J. Van Ostrand, President: A. Werman, Secretary: B. McOuat. Second row. l. to r.: E, Fisher, ,l. Vlfasson, A. Sabey, V. Morton, J. Pulsifer, E. Davis, Miss Cum- mings, Adviser: J. McQuarrie. Absent from picture: R, Goldman, S. Dyer, .I. Clement, B. Tepperman, D. Rosenthal, S. Potter, S. Rosenzweig, B. Nusbaum, M. Francis. R. Moress, F. Warner, H. Cummins. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club has flourished this year with a large unmber of interested members. They have taken many trips including one to the Lvniversity of Rochester Bio- logical Laboratories and to a Bio- logical Supply House. The main interest of the club has been in research work. ENGINEERING CLUB This organization gives students who are interested in engineering a chance to meet for informative lec- tures and trips. First row, Z. to r.: Mr. Rose, Adviserg E. Shean, R. Fox, E, Davis Absent from picture: L. Koval, K. Weiner, J. Van Ostrand, M. Francis First row l to ' Miss Snow Adviser' S D'er ,I Pulsifer S Se mour W . , ...y,....y,. Hutchinson. C. Merchant, J. Klein. Absent from picture: T. Davin, N. Rosenberg. GREENHOUSE CLUB Though limited in size. the Green- house Club has contributed to beau- tifying the school by raising geran- -iums from cuttings to plant size for decoration around the flag pole. In addition members grew both vege- tables and flower seedlings for their gardens at home. 20

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First row, l. to r.: D. Dominici. C. Mofiit, R. Adams, R. Marasco, P. Hallock, R. Miller, H. Davidson. Second row, I to r.: .l. Brayer. Manager: C, Birch, li. Bickford, E. Riley, ,l. Peck, H. Jones, S. Nusbaum, Mr. C. Beghold, Coach. fiifif VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders this year have combined pep and personality to help cheer our teams to victory. This group of five boys and twelve girls has been very active through- out the school year at all of the foot- ball and basketball games. 22 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Redjacket dribblers fin- ished the season out of contention with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. Bright spots in the season were: the double defeat of Bright- on for retainment of the Hi-Y tro- phy. and the election of Ronnie Nlarasco to both All-Scholastic hoop teams. Sandy Nusbaum stretches for re- bound in West game as Hugh .Tones keeps hands off . Clockwisez R. Winn, T. Molinet. S. Messersmith, P. Dames, B. Briggs, P. Fisher. S. Kirchner, J. Closson, P. Dames, J. Smith, P. Fewster. In center, l. to r.: ll. Lipp, D. Prevost, J. Sergent. Absent from picture: J. Lee, B. Fay, V. Williams.