Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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iv' ffvllf ALQJIJJMJJJV Ol Haul Alma Maier, Our Almcx Pflcfrar, Monroe all limi Yo 'Chic ' ace Answering our queuing and solving our problems is the job of the Guidance Counselors and the Boys' and Girls' Advisers. With- out them to guide us, we would have lost a vital part of school life. Our thanks to them for their continuing patience and kindness. Evelyn Waugh Paul Steese Gzrls Advaser Bays Adviser GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT L to R.: Raymond F. Savage, Dorisj Lamoree Carl Lang Iral Berman ClaudeL Wallace Mananj Cummings Edward Prior. iuwte College ing the. tags gi Pialm h iam' thmgilidaixcz Omcei the W

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UVVV ll 11113 ills midsi' The golden hole of high School dogs., our hearts Yo ima, Yumbock ,4 z'a77irJ4eS4ee4mv Dear Miss Sheehan, September, 1947, marked a milestone in the history of Monroe High School, for it was the beginning of your successful career as principal. On that date, also, the Class of 952 as eighth aders entered these hallowed walls to begin tieir secondary education. You made this transition from grammar school a pleasant and challenging experience. In spite of the many duties incumbent upon you, you have given unselfishly of your time and ad- vice in helpin us realize our responsibilities in Monroe ani this community. Be assured, Miss Sheehan, that you have our atitude and admiration, and that we leave Monroe High School determined to become world citizens worthy of the trust you have placed in us. Gratefully, THE CLASS OF 1952 Miss Sh ' ceh . with a srudengn discusses 8 proble m Mary A. Sheehan Principal f477ie4a49ez'a770z.z?e'wuw Dear Mr. Berman, For your ever-ready and wise advice, your cheerful greeting for each of us, and for your capable execution of the numerous duties of your office, we, the Class of '52, wish to say Thank you, Mr. Berman, and take this opportunity to wish you continued success and every happiness ln your career. Gratefully, THE CLASS OF' 1952 Mr. Berman at walk. 7 1X 'X Ira I. Berman Vice-Principal

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JISL Q33 F V' HJ 9 LUSH Iovcihcc avcnoll voiced Togeihecii, C,LYlCiJE,VE,X' 5-lug O8 Thai, Miss Our library lprovides infor- mation and re axation. Q Ballls speech C188 S. .ry ,s Betty McOuat and Bill Lane in a familiar scene Mrs. Mary Clement Marie Ball Nurse Speech Counselor MAINTENANCE STAF F Andrew J. Germ uga Custodian-Engineer William Blair Mrs. Martha Bateman Linsford Carey Mrs. Edna Dodge Mrs. K atherine Driffill Mrs. Mary Finch Mrs. Winnie Fridd William Cleichauf Mrs. Maude johnson Leon Johnson Ruth Kretschmer Charles Lucas James Mason Carl Menter William Meyers Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Anna Murphy Bessie Neil Vera Perlstein Lenora Sherman Margret Sullivan Bertha Swick Dorothy Andrews Dietitian CAFETERIA Dorothy Andre ws Dietitian Mrs. Helen Canzane Jessie Dill Mrs. Venona Essex Louise Fenner Mrs. Betty Hand Andrew Germu ga Custodian STAFF L Charles Luther Mrs. Julia Quanz Mrs. Isabel Rapfb Mrs. Marie Raw eigh Mrs. Loretta Roulan Mrs. Helen Terry Mrs. Edith Webster Ai Elnora E. Martin Dr. Lenoir Burnside Clara L, Cm-tiss Attendance 9 Psychologist Librarian