Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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fifrlrfrrrllflilfll 'fill fha echoes sound in everg hall, 'fill our hecnffsinonsmeringihrull First Row, L. to R.: Ira Berman, Charles Carver, Mrs. Rena Krichbaum, Clotilda Cetasani, Mlian Cummings, Saycle Furlong, Roy Harmon. Second Row: Avery Bacon, Earl Burnett, George Albredxt, Mrs. Lois Harrison, Una Hutchinson, Mrs. Celia Hutchinson, Mrs. Frances Bass, Elsie D .d G11 R0 Greffrath, May Leary. avl 1 e man, y Pierce, and Marcia Fischer study the genetics of fruit- flies. First Row, L. to R.: Arthur Neff, Elizabeth Middauyl, Laura Spurr, Mrs. Laura Quinlavin, Elnora Martin, Raymond Savage. Second Row: Mrs. Florence Ramph, Eva Wannemacher, Elizabeth Schleyer, Dr. Kathleen Rudolf, Florence Schminke, Mrs. Ruth White, Mrs. Jennie Stolbrand. Third Row: Glenn Rockcastle, Elmer Wheeler, Paul Steese, Harold Sliker, John Wiles. f Mr Lif ' Lang' modzflnss pre: American vent, Hepubfres for th Scho-iff' af 15225 1 ll

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cVrlil'll'llJ-25151 'fo fha lllrasl high school 05 Yham all we will sing wiih lwaclrlg will, 7am X Mr. Femer explains a problem in geometry as his First Row, L. Lo R.: John Femer, Dr. Lenior Burnside, Irene Kelly, Marion Harison, Doris Lamoree, lda Kurzroclc. Second Row: Mrs. Lucile Carter, Ethel Caragher, Clara Curliss, Mrs. Elsie Burritt, Lucile Bowen Ray Hauglfpn, Samuel Bloom, Ralph Blair, Carl Lang. . A . x students look on. I in I ax Ethics ne' 10 le ,mx ion Class First Row, L. to R.: john Reynolds, Mrs. Frances Smith, Vlrs. Winona Moore, Mrs. Agnes Walter, Madeline Madigan, Lucille Reuschle, Mary A. Sheehan. Second Row: Olive Maxwell, Hazel Parker, Lois Tuttle, Alice Snow, Evelyn Waugh, Elizabeth Town, Grace Murray, Helen O'Connell. Third Row: Lee Sherwood, Edward Prior, Willard Pruyne, Claude Wallace, Edgar Rose, Paul Matheis.

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-iff JJ LOL will sing og jhbgousi vidfori, cd. clfEui1c4nciJ ' Ht J i i ,ffm C: .,CmCl Yrock Comprising the Student Council are the officers. elected in the spring, and delegates of various stu- dent organizations choseu to repre- sent the views of each student. The Council sponsors Monroe Day and many of Monroe's other so cial events. Sittin , L. to R.: R. Lie, J. Magee, R. Miller, C. Moffitt, A. Todiscop N. Ogden. Standing: J. Wilson, J. Klein, C. Siafer, D. McNair, D. Chans, Mr. Steese, Advisorg T. Arthur, P. Lanter- bach, B. Wolfanger, E. Penrose, F. P. Sabey. Absent: T. Boyatzies, T. Swartz, Miss Waugh, Advisor. rv' '7 'W 655 . '95 xlflg Ili! 5 Rothman' T' man! ' . Laney C' del L. Fiscw' 2233? Chirfxil. Bruce' xt.. M. Men ' 3 MCCOW' .1 h X ' che , . , , La S . 15 - avidson.M. Ba S FelderSUen' vidson W'MC- hell G Que van' v ' 0 D 0 Freeman, A- D ox J. WilS0n' ' Todd. D' Da luisen w'Nmc ieh 3' A on . . 1 k,J'. c..K0me ,G-Sha d L. ,IO R.: Pam Smndmg, -lgsirllt: A. Shestzi A. Bldwegz Beers, A. Chgisgaphm. S6035 ' nabe on- A Lalfagn T HCT, 5Clh Swank J. Dozdmsy 31 Mcgi Wishman. Ld warney, B. Ke Keogh, T. Dent News D: Sig Delpmelis, - R. Dodge. 'wiuiamsoih . othsiem' ' K. Gwen' onayflev O' Various school drives, which re ire ex ert lan H k N Gordo? Kane L.R . . . P bac 9 ' . ' F. DeG05o'Za' P - ning and much discussion, are hancmd by the Presi- 12 dent's Forum, consisting of the presidents of all the homerooms.