Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Hyman Freeman, Monroe Community Association Presi- dent, has led the organization in a banner year. Our sincerest appreciation to you, Mr. Free- man, for the time you have given in this endeavor. Z? dicatian lt is said that youth never sits back to recount all that their parents have done for them. Those who say that are wrong. For we have heeded our parents' worth and as proof of that, we have dedicated this yearbook to them. There are also those who say that there is nothing like a parent. They, too, are wrong. For there are so many things com- parable to a parent. The lighthouse with its strong beacon guiding the boat along a safe passage, steering it away from all the treacheries that might endanger it. The reviewer, who carefully studies a book page by page, checking it for errors. Sculptors molding their images in time-tested hands, keeping them polished and with a vision of perfection. Unfurled Stars and Stripes in- spiring the author of our National Anthem. We must, however, admit that we do not sit back when we think of all that our parents have bestowed upon us. Indeed, we cannot. The guidance and leadership which they exhibit is so active that if we but sat back, we would have learned nothing from them. And so with praise and awed admiration, we, the class of 1954, grate- fully dedicate our Monrolog to our parents. arcufa 11 Under the direction of Miss Eva Wanne- macher, the junior and Senior Choirs pre- sented Way Down South , a musical tribute to Stephen Foster. As we, the senior class, are about to leave for the wide scope of the future, we cannot help but look back at the past, the heritage which prepared us for the future, our five glorious years at Monroe. It is with fond memories that we recall the times we have had here and the friendships we have made. Depicted in this book are the formal and the informal sides of Monroe. From the bright sports events to the gay Senior Prom, to the solemn commencement exercises, all these are parts of our high school career. This MONROLOG is a camera with a time exposure set for the five years at Monroe, from the first uncertain steps as eighth graders to the proud sure steps of seniors. The activities and honors are the film upon which the high school world is portrayed. And so in order to remember the brightness which enlightened this year at Monroe, the class of 1954 proudly presents the MONROLOG as a lasting picturama to be remembered and cher- ished in future years. Dave Greenstone, Pooky White, Izzy Mor genstern, johnny Goldstein hear that they have just won the quarter finals in Charades That Pay. Henterzis Ffaeully and Hurrieulum Page 5 Seniors Wye ll Aetieiiies and 6111115 Page 33 Sperts Page 59 3 5 W1 xx 4 , F E if 3? .29 N .F- '4 S xx . I L , Q .iq H Miss Mary A. Sheehan PRINCIPAL Dear Mr. Berman, Rushing to and from your office every january for mid-term sched- ules has been a common habit for us. Your encouragement and pep talks before such im- portant events have helped us no end. For your advice and jovial- ity and the many services you willingly have given us, we ex- extend our hand in thanks. Gratefully yours, The Class of 1954 6 Dear Miss Sheehan, Another class is about to leave Monroe. But though we leave, we can never forget youg for your guidance and leadership have been an inspiration to each of us. Your duties never prevented you from spending time with us dis- cussing our problems. The care- ful consideration and time you devoted to us made a lasting im- print on our minds. We are ready to enter a big new world prepared for responsibility by the trust you bestowed upon us. To just say thank you hardly seems enoughg but because we say it from our hearts, we hope you will accept it. Gratefully yours, The Class of 1954 Mr. Ira I. Berman VICE-PRINCIPAL enior J-lofmfraam Cmchcrs Mrs. Celia D. Hutchinson Miss Ethel Caragher FW. Louis Hofmann Nlrs. Winona E. Moore 11. R. 123 H. R. 336 H. R. 102 H. R. 269 Dr. Kathleen B. Rudolf Miss llelen O'Connell Mr. Roy W. Harmon Mrs. Lucille Carter H. R. 325 H. R. 271 H. R. 225 H. R. 303 GUIDANCE COUNSELORSZ-Standing, L. to R.: R. Savage, M. Cummings, C. Lang, l. Berman, C. Wallace, D. Lamoree, E. Prior. Miss Evelyn Waugh Mr. Edward Prior Mr. Paul Steese Girls' Advisor Senior Class Advisor Boys' Advisor 7 Qaculty FACULTY2-First Row, L. to R.: Mrs. L. Carter, Mrs. R. Bloom, Dr. L. Burnside, Miss L. Mandrino, Miss M. Cummings, Miss L. Bowen, Nliss E. Caragher. Second Row: S. Bloom, E. Burnett, Miss C. Curtiss, Nlrs. F. Bass, R. Blair, G. Albrecht. Third Row: F. Colwell, A. Bacon, I. Berman, E. Hockes, C. Carver. -1 bsent: Miss Ashley, Mrs. G. Babcock, Nlrs. E. Iiurritt, A. Cantor, J. Ferner. Miss C. Curtiss Miss E. Martin M,-5, M, Clegngnf Librarian Attendance Nu,r,ge FACULTY!-First Row, L. L0 R.: Nliss U. Hutchinson, Nliss M. lleveron, Mrs. L. Harrison, Miss I. Kurz k Nlr C Hutchinson Nlrs E Greffrath, Mrs. B. Caplin. Second Row: Miss I. Kelly, Nirs. I. Zugelder roc , s. . , . . . . , Miss, S. Furlong, Mrs. A. Walters, Mrs. ll. Iickhardt. Third Row: R. Harmon, L. Schmidt, L. Hofmann, E Kirby, R. Savage. flbsent: C. Gadway, Mrs. M.. Ilarison. .-7ac11lty FACULTY:-First Row, L. to R.: Mrs. W.. Moore, Miss G. Murray, Miss L. Reuschle, Miss 0. Maxwell, Miss M. Madigan, Miss E. Martin, Miss E. Middaugh. Second Row: Mrs. L. Quinlavin, I. Loughlin, Miss H. O'Connell, E. Prior, Miss M. Leary. Third Row: C. Lang, P. Matheis, A. Neff, W. P - .R ' ld Absent: Mrs. L. Lennon, Miss M. Pooler, G. Rockcastle, E. Rose, Mrs. E. Rosen. ruy ne, j ey no s. Dr. L. Burnside Miss L. Ball Miss D. Andrews M.. w. Bishop Psychologist Speech Dietitian Custodial Engineer FACULTY:-FA iR L. R irs ow, to Miss F. Schminke, Miss E. ,Schleyer, Miss L. Spurr, Miss M. Sheehan, Mrs. j. Schwartz, Miss E. Waugh, Miss D. Lamoree. Second Row: Mrs. J. Stolbrand, Miss L. Tuttle, J. Wiles, Dr. K. Rudolf, Mrs. R. Krichbaum Third Row' ll. Sliker, C Wallace L Sho es L Sh od - , . , . p , . erwo , P. Steese. flbsent: Miss A. Snow, Miss E. Town, Miss E. Wannemacher. Gamlidly lfvurs But I'm Napoleon! cries Kent Cambell to Bob Goldstein, Larry Ronayne, jim Hall and Dave Barbour. Baby-face Alexander and Molls McQuat and Arms . Toil and trouble. Couldn't be Columbus, could ir? No, just Alan MCCanne. 10 Is my head on straight? asks Bob Colegrove of Mrs. Eckhardt. YM Q fl W U jelly, U if? 4 5 I X S A Rr Q D ,Q ww, :Af Gerta Elsner 64 Gregory Street - Cologne, Germany Cologne- Bicke ndorf A: Kanalstv. 21 72 Charles Dunlavey Rochester, New York Scniars Isn't it a small world . You've all heard that ex- pression before, but it takes someone like Gerta Elsner to prove it. Gerta is a German scholarship stu- dent studying in the United States under the auspices of the American Field Service. Her native home is in Cologne, Germany. We, at Monroe, have been fortunate enough to have Gerta as a member of the student body. Especially proud is the senior class, for Gerta has en- riched it with her knowledge and her friendship. A warm welcome is extended to our neighbor and friend across the ocean. When we look back upon 1954, we will always remember the unity of the wrlld helped by Gerta Elsner. Monroe High played host to the junior Town Meeting of the Air. David Greenstone took the affirmative side of the argument, Is High School a Full Time job? Sally Vln Dyke and Bonnie Lau had the opposing point of view, while jim Northrop took the safe and steady middle road. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS:-First Row, I.. to R.: K. Green, J. Murphy. Second Row: R. Oatman, B. Jenks, B. Lau, T. Davin. Monroe has been very fortunate in having many honors bestowed upon her students. We, of the senior class, are especially fortunate because of the honor which our classmate, Carolyn Merchant, has brought to the school, her class, and herself. Carrie placed eighth in the nation-wide Westinghouse Science Talent Search. She won a four hundred dollar scholarship for her research on the anirmls living in a fresh water pond. Congratulations and lots of luck to one who is sure to become a success in the field of science. 12 Audley ICI!! Adams Sheila jan Alexander 71 Edmonds Street 150 Beckwith Terrace Natalie Roberta Ann Allen joan Olive Altpeter 24 Allmeroth Street 87 Savannah Street llBobbie,, lilo!! Norman Paul Anderson Shirley Ann Andrews 1037 Plymouth Avenue So. 23 Benton Street rxAndyn ucheryln Alan Herbert Arsnowitz james C. Arieno 38 Richard Street 266 Hamilton Street ICAIPI ilsonnyil Katherine Ames Elfrieda Marie Arp' Nancy Mae Arthur Zettn' Ayers 247 Oxford Street 413 North Street 57 Shelboume Road 56 Mt. Vemon Avenue Kathy Freddi 13 Queen Arthur David Robinson Babcock 36 Colby Street Dave Diana Margaret Bailey 864 Meigs Street llDi,l Neal E. Batterson 836 South Clinton Avenue Killer Elaine Yvonne Berger 51 Morningside Park llldaniell Donald Paull Bader 64 Wooden Street K lDon!! Margaret Ann Bainbridge 75 Marshall Street Margie Marilyn Ann Berg 190 Henrietta Street Mickey Philip B. Berger 134 Douglas Road uphill! William Allen Bergh Arthur Isaac Berman l0SCPh Thomas Billlflhi D0nlld James BIOIICIO 137 Benton Street 387 Canterbury Road 843 jefferson Road 342 Fourth Street KlBillll KfKrut!9 Cljoeii Earl Stewart Blohm Paul Carl Bofinger 10 Marjorie Court 56 Gregory Street Santa Gail joan Bosrwick Thomas Marrion Bott 220 Gregory Street 203 Rossiter Road Frenchie Tom I Raymond Daniel Bowerman Shirley Ann Bowles 535 Park Circle Road 50 Frost Avenue lIRayl! flshirli Arthur William Braiman Gerald Irving Bridge 481 Hillside Avenue 24 Brighton Street lKArtl, llpixici! Barbara Anne Brooks Alfred Edward Brown, jr. Betty J. Brody Philip Brody 25 Vassar Street 315 Field Street 327 Rosedale Su-get 158 Crosman 'femme llgarbll llBuckl! llphip, james Richard Clarcq 268 Marion Street I lliml P William Wallace Bruce Rhea S. Byers Lucinda April Case 17K Whitmore Street fallacy!! raNann john Alden Casteel 191 Highland Parkway Twinkle Victoria Margaret Clark Elaine Elizabeth Clements 170 Broadway 88 Aurora Street Vicki 16 Lainey 24 Werner Park 237 Vassar Street Bill Gabriel Raymond Callahan jean Margaret Cameron 49 Woodlawn Street 1171 Park Avenue ucabyn uscottyn Nancy joan Cashman 515 Caroline Street Audrey Christine Catlin 69 Hickory Street Paisan Robert Leonard Cohen 24 Vick Parlr A Rapid Robert Q Sandra Helene Cohen Robert john Colegrove 125 Vassar Street 145 Averill Avenue Clsandyll lKB0b,f Leda Mabel Collins Star M. Collins 1 Langdon Place 791 South Avenue Lizzie john joseph Costello Warren Daansen 47 Luzerne Street 1076 South Clinton Avenue ClTiny,l llnennyff Anthony Nunzio D'Anunzio Stanley Francis Dauphlnee 24 Eckhardt Place 100 Alexander Street llTony!P ffoauphff PlttlCl8 Ruth Davidson Terrence Davin 109 Canterbury Road 14 Fu-gdgy Su-get lrpatsyn ufwerrypg W l 1 Donald Allen Davidson 131 Alliance Avenue llEars,l Clvonli Alan Herbert Davidson 109 Canterbury Road Patricia Maitland de Gogorza Kathleen Ann Delcour 1077 Kings Highway 223 Benton Street llputyff KCKayIl Peter Henry DeWolf Kenneth john Engert 1033 University Avenue 326 Field Street Pete Ken Alva Craig English, jr. Ernstine Fischer 63 Park Avenue 66 Fort Hill Terrace Ace Slim w Marcia Irene Fischer Faith Lee Fisher 844 Elmwood Avenue 328 Laburnum Crescent llMif,P lKFayeI! Gilbert Fix Shirley Ann Fleming Rosemary Ann Fox 320 Crosman Terrace 36 Woodlawn Street 8 Eisenberg Place uciln Hshirllr 18 ushortyn Arthur Lewis Freeman 280 Berkeley Street IIA rtll Arthur Byron George 920 South Clinton Avenue ll'ArtFY Robert Karl Goldstein 51 Argyle Street llBobil Sandra Gordon 171 Rosedale Street 4 lsandyil Kenneth S. Green 105 Westfall Road tcxenn Marvin Bruce Groden Catherine Haldoupis 76 East Boulevard 23 Richard Street Silo Boots David Michael Gitelman 769 Harvard Street ' 'Dave ' ' Arthur Nathan Goldwater 354 San Gabriel Drive KKArll, Joanne S. Granite 18 Overdale Park Cdlall Murray H. Greenberg 1079 Harvard Street llHank!! 19 john David Green stone 283 Westminster Road ' 'Daven jerry Robert Griswold 43 Lawton Street james Vernon Hall George Bedford Hamann 185 Broadway 11 Marjorie Court lim Red Caroline Louise Hansen George Fred Hanzman 82 Asbury Street 99 Laburnum Crescent Carol Richard Morton Harrison Ann Marie Hassett 152 Westminster Road 1798 East Avenue Dick Tish Mary Louise Herbst Marcia Lee Hochhauser l97 Gregory Street 88 Sylvan Road ICLURU llliockeyif A. Talbot Hodge Ronald Richard Howard jogn Agnes Howland Kenneth Victor Hutchins 1770 Highland Avenue 128 South Union Street 453 Pearl Street 12 Rising Place ggTabbyyj llR0nID gg-,off llKenll William C. Hutchinson james Frederick lannone 49 Rowley Street 122 South Union Street uBillu uTigeru Robert Illingsworth Susan Anne Isaacs 53 Colby Street 45 Girard Street Coober Sue Barbara Eloise Jenks Beverly Ann jenneiohn 64 Brighton Street 435 Westfall Road jenksie Bernie Diana Mae Judd Mary jane Kane 20 Pearl Street 64 Avon Place De UM. I. Patricia Ann Keating Diane Mae Kemp Nancy joan Kane Sandra Marlene Kauffman 681 South Goodman Street 3 Nelson Street 64 Avon Place 242 Lgbumum Crescent Fat Paz Freckles 21 Casey Sandy joan Kroclrenberger 53 Asbury Street uloanien Donald Mead LaFlame 1073 Park Avenue llBud,! Mary Louise Kendall 140 Gregory Hill Road ' 'Marc Sally Warren King 95 Oliver Street Ada Helen Kesden 40 Ericsson Street Michael Gerald Kinsella 35 Hickory Street llFuzzyll Augusta Eleanor Klieger David Louis Kolris 117 Culver Road 497 Oxford Street Gusto Kaine Mary jane Rose Kooshian Alfred Philip Kremer 232 Laburnum Crescent 103 Laburnum Crescent llxooshfl IIA!!! 22 Robert Bruce Laney Dorothy Langill 196 Dartmouth Street 13 Werner Park Lancia Dany Golda S. Lasker 232 Vassar Street Bonnie F. Lau 86 Laney Road BonBon Martha M. Lewis 8 Eckhardt Place ll'MarlyIl Charles Lloyd Lipscomb 78 Azalea Road Nancy Marie Martzloff 23 Laburnum Crescent I Wan!! Gwendolyn E. Mayer 450 Meigs Street llwemlylf Louis Paul Latra na 8 149 Averill Avenue ' 'Louie' ' Eleanor M. Leitzke 24 Bly Street Ellie Kathleen Louise Ling 456 Harvard Street ulcathyn james N. Lipslcy 274 Berkeley Street 23 john Charles Little Robert E. Lloyd 35 Edgerton Street 23 Tarrytown Road ugobn Peter Robert Meyer jerry Arnold Michaels 57 Merriman Street A 337 Laburnum Crescent llPete,, lfjerll Alan McCanne Nancy Ann McCormack 3565 Elmwood Avenue 40 Crawford Street IIMGCIU Kwan!! Maureen Florence McGovern john Stanley McKay 59 Priem Street 112 Broadway Rene joltin Mary jean MCOuat 149 Elmerston Road Richard Stefan Melamed 28 Berk shire Street l kl I 24 jean Frances McQuarrie 45 Linwood Place Jeanie Carolyn Merchant 35 Cathaway Park Carrie Richard james Milford 69 Rosedale Street uDickn Isabel Morgen stern 138 Pinnacle Road Kllzzylf Shirley jean Morris 48 Comell Street james Charles Murphy 282 Rosedale Street Dumb Irishman joanne Nahmias ' 152 Milburn Street Jeanie Lawrence Eugene Natal 44 Werner Park I lLarrylf Neal Lawrence Northrup Miriam Nusbaum 78 Mulberry Street 465 Harvard Street Mimsie Selma Morrison 1 Castle Park Raymond M. Nagan 19 Palisade Park llRayll Nancy Irene Nasca 481 Meigs Street ltNanIr Peter Ernst Nelson 640 Hillside Avenue Turtle 25 E 3 a r . ,, . .,,. ,M W Joyce Elinore. Nix 347 Gregory Street james W. Northrop 70 Greenfield Lane Kilim!! jean Marie Plantz Arthur Edwin Prescott 4 Adven Place 42 Lhnhattan Street Dennis Art Richard P. Oarman 56 Vassar Street Oatmeal Grant S. Parks 391 Beresford Road Adelaide Argentina Parcero 69 Edmonds Street uArgien Allen Wayne Pastorell 166 Meigs Street Illaschafl KfFr088,y,, Spacia A. Patterson Donald Tbnmas Peglow 145 South Union Street 37 Averill Avenue llspaff llpeggyff Patricia Ann Perritt 77 Cayuga Street CCPGLDD 26 joseph David Picoiotti 249 Culver Road Charles Presher Suzanne I. Quinlavin 236 Cypress Street 79 Argyle Street Chuck Suzie David Michael Rapp 415 Park Avenue rrDauevD julius Morton Ramrn 379 Barrington Street CCEudIl William T. Repp 107 Pembroke Street Joyce Relin 63 Shepard Street Casanova k Leland Henry Robinson Ray David Rockcastle 196 Laburnum Crescent 420 Gregory Street llBudI! llFuzzll Lawrence T. Ronayne Rita Mae Sands 34 Hickory Street 71 Hickory Street llpee Weeff llReelll Barbara Marie Sapper Bruce D. Saunders Frances Sano 47 Belmont Street 99 Cathaway Park 95 Brunswick Street llpugll KlFlashlQ llFran1D Shirley Ann Santamore 603 Broadway ' 'Shirl l 1 Robert john Simmons Edward Charles Smith 37 Engel Place 4 Denning Street KKB0bll llTank!! Phillip B. Scatterday 1163 Park Avenue Seaman Sidney M. Schreiber 291 Laburnum Crescent Klsidll Shirley Schwartz 41 Girard Street Martin Lawrence Schuster 26 Aberthaw Road ' 'Martyn ' 'Shirl Hanle Louise Schwarzenbach Ada joan Shafer 116K Sanford Street 100 Iceland Parlt I ljoanfl Marie Theresa Shepardson Phyllis Kathryn Shortsleevg 392 Meigs Street 425 Court Street Clshcpii lgphyp, Richard john Smith Rochelle Smith 267 South Clinton Avenue 130 Edgerton Su-get 28 Smitty Kashi Joyce Ellen Smythe Eugene E. Snyder 93 Henrietta Street 91 Pinnacle Road CCRres,l llcenelf Warren Alvin Snyder Patricia Ellen Soble 63 Edmonds Street 526 Harvard Street llpatff Sharon Lee Soble Neil Gerald Soslow 526 Harvard Street 86 Shepard Street Paul Nelson Sper E. jane Steiner 64 Edgerton Street 1 Nelson Street dispar!! lfjaniefi David F. Sullivan Inese Svie stins 4 13 Caroline Street 2 Lafayette Street 4 l I Russell Robert Story Dainia Strazdins 302 Grand Avenue 531 Averill Avenue Grandpa Dennis Eleanore Syner Mary Ann Stella Tabone 179 Field Street 417 Rockin ham Street Ellie A Age Robert Gregory Terrence Brenda jean Thiel 1900 South Avenue 145 Cypreu Street Bob Bennie Johanna Marie Thiel Gene Thuraton 145 Cypreaa Street 710 Parlr Avenue llfadylf Gwendolyn Ann Tyler Michael Charles Vail 55 Highland Avenue 955 Culver Road Ilcwcnil llwkefl Jannette Helen Yandenberg Sarah Ruth Van Dyck Nancy jane Veometr Shirley Aan Vetromile 27 Paul Place 87 Pembroke Street 870 Clinton Avenue South 72 lhipa Street Bunnie Sally 30 Nan et Richard F. Vidale 262 Mulberry Street Dick Donald Andrew Wahl 23 Flanders Street uDonil Donald H. Weis 516 Benton Street Ctjwyll IID0n!l Judith I. Wanderman 111 Culver Road Grace Belle White 288 Mulberry Street Adele Weiser 7 Brighton Street llpookyll Peter Williams Beverly M. Wittenberg I 188 Brunswick Street 94 Field Street llpeteif llgevf, David Meyer: Shaun Mulvaney 113K South Union Street .57 Belmont Street ' 'Dave 1 J George Edwin Zink Bruce DeVere Wolfanger Allnn Walk Donna Marie Young 782 South Clinton Avenue 288 Benton Street 104 Rockingham Street 118 Beckqith Terrace Little George 31 Al ff f u sr . X. N cf : ' 5 Q f W :lt-i l Keflcction Of leaders NINTH GRADE OFFICERS:- Seated, L. to R.: A. Merchant, Treas.g P. Cadigan, Pres., A. Gratiot, Girls' Soc. Ch. Standing: J. Froyd, Vice- Pres.,' N. Eike, Sec., E. VanVoorhis, Boys' Soc. Ch. PRESIDENT-S' FORUM:-First Row, L. to R.: S. Perez, D. Schmeer, T. Schwartz, O. Ulp, B. Keyfetz, W. Schmidt, N. Newland, R. Meyer, S. Hirsch. Second Row: E. Cardwell, N. Bergmann, R. Wolffe, S. Hoff- man, E. Arp, j. Smith, P. Page, N. Nichols, K. Coulton, R. Morrison, P. Nichols. Thin! Row: C. Santo, H. Freeman, S. Schreiber, M. Kaplan, E. Van Voorhis, W. Hutchens, H. johnson, P. Mulvaney, B. Van Dyck. Fourth Row: A. Weller, A. Christiane, P. Cadigan, E. Snyder, I. Smith, H. Alexander, K. King, J. Northrop, W. Repp, D. Biondo. The Presidents' Forum consists of the 'residents of all the homerooms who discuss grievances, problems, or improvements to nring before the Student Council. Through the Torum, the students can voice their ideas. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS:- Szanding, L. to R.: S. Kaplan, I. Feldman, Pres., Susan Balter, Sec., Steven Malley, Vice-Pres., Edward Warren. 35 r 1 tixlfig ' 'xii i Q. QL V 1- fi vj QV? 4 x W Y 3 , ,J , - fix . vi mfr isfiii, W t P my A - Q' bi? i Tin' If ly 1' .Q JF Q 5 gf A ig fu ' fi H55 Vi A 15. V Z' W . ,. if ,E g W5 sg, kwa, E Q Q sly ji Q ! Q I '52, p f 'F 'Y I' a ,4 gfdtgll Of light The main proiect of the Audio Visual Aide Corps was the purchasing of a new movie bulb, so powerful that the projection room can be used for showing all films. Mem- bers of this specialized group devote their free time to operating projectors for Monroe classes. KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF:- First Row, L. to R.: I. Krockenberg- er, A. Weiser, E. Berger, Typing Editor, E. Leitzke, Executive Edi- tor, S. VanDyck, Managing Editor, B. Jenks, Art Editor. Second Row: A. McCanne, Publicity Director, S. Kaplan, Associate Editor, A. Wolk, Business Manager, M. Glover, Asso- ciate Editor. AUDIO VISUAL AIDE CORPS:- Seated, L. to R.: H. Schmidt, K. Hutchins, W. Murray, D. Biondo, M. Fisher, A. English, B. Webster, T. B. Biggs. Second Row: E. Synder, D Lamphron, W. Snyder, 1. Karle, G Grunst, G. Ireland, S. Fleming, M Gwirtzman, 1. Stengel, Mr. Albrecht Advisor. Third Row: D. Meyers, I Basker, B. Hallow, B. Hutchinson C. Pressher, G. Hamann, P. Bo- finger. This year Kaleidoscope again issued its bound volume of the hidden talents of Monroeites. This individual publi- cation, containing poems, essays, short stories, and art work, gives the students with creative ability a chance to see their work in print. Need a pencil, book, paper, tokens? The place to buy these and other school supplies is Monroe's Bookstore. If you push you' way through the crowd towards the counter, you will see Mr. Gadway heading a group of efficient students who have given up some of their spare time for the benefit of the student body. BOOK EXCHANGE:-L. to R.: L. Natal, A. English, T. Schneid, A. Rosenthal, B. Schlossman, D. Appel- baum, A. Liebl, M. Gwirtzman, G. Smith. Absentees: C. W. Gadway, A. D'Anunzio, M. Lewis, B. Natal. 37 Our Kms 6006164 Clic School Maura: .Clfc I Paul Sper joyce Relin X Co-Features Editor jean McQuame Exchange Editor David Rapp Sports' Editor Judy West Typing Editor , Publicity Manager - Miriam Nusbaum Business Manager james Northrop News Editor Patgcia de Gogorza Co-Features Editor Carolyn Merchant Co-Public Relations Editor 5 Q ' and Greenamone Martin Schuster ant News Edin i joan Howl and Editor-in-Chief john Casreel C o-Circulation Manager 38 Li bmrian Marvin Groden Co-Circulation Manager Nancy Cashma Bookkeeper Suzanne Quinlavan Co-Public Relations Editor ,A Picture Of LTU: REPORTERSZ-First Row, L. to R.: P. Rapp, S. Quinlavin, N. McCormack, V. Landsberger, 1. Tatelbaum, B. Shacter, . Dennis, R. Smith, S. Hoffman, N. Gold- stein, S. Malley, E. Schulman. Second Row: M. Fischer, B. Keyfetz, E. Sieper, L. Klein, j. Knox, T. Hodge, D. Appelbaum, E. Leitzke, D. Barbour, B. Hill, M. Balter, A. Donovan, S. Rothman, Z. Ayers. BUSINESS STAFF:-Sealed, L. to R.: L. Klein, G. Lasker, TYPISTS:-L. Lo R.: S. Schwartz P. Davidson, S. Patterson, R. Byers, A. Davidson. Standing: M. Bainbridge, E. Berger, B. Brody j. Knox, D. Barbour, N. Northrup, A. Donovan. The nose, the news, and Mr. Carver's reviews. On a Thursday every month, for only one thin dime, you can keep up with all the happenings in and around Monroe High. You can do this by purchasing a copy of MONROE LIFE. By working together, the staff of the Life has been able to produce one of the best student papers in the country. Our sincerest appreciation goes to Mr. Carver and Mr. Matheis, our advisors, who devote so much time in helping our cause. David Greenstone won a scholarship to Syracuse at the E.S.S.P.A. convention. 39 Business buzzes with Mimsie and Mr. Mathers Sdilars Errata 271: Picture Talbot Hodge Organizations Editor Augusta Klieger . Anhui' Ffeemafl Isabel Morgenstern' Senior Photography Editor Copy Editor David Girelman Senior Biographies Photographer Neil Soslow Faculty dk Curriculum Editor Grace White Donald Biondo Ernestine Fischer Business Manager Art Editor Exe cutive Editor Neal Norrhrup Circulation Manager Patricia Davidson Typing Editor Marcia Fishe Girls' Sports Ea Martin Schuster Boys' Sports Edito 40 Dezfelapcrs Of U15 474511 TYPlSTSZ-First Row, L. to R.: P. Soble, E. Berger, ClRCUl.ATl0N2-L. to R.: W. A Kesden, S. Soble. Second Row: K. Ling, S. Sch- Pastorell, K. Ling, M. Groden, M. wartz, G. Lasker, S. Patterson, R. Byers. McCormick, J. Casteel. During the E.S.S.P.A. convention, Pooky White appeared on a T.V. show to tell other New Yorkers about publications at a school called Monroe. You've glanced through the book? You like it? That's wonderful. We the staff of Monrolog, the editors, the circulation department, the business staff, and the typists have tried our best to, produce and deliver to you a yearbook of which you can be proud. lt isn't until the complete yearbook is issued that we can see the fruits of our toil. All year long we are harassed by section deadlines, but now we are able to see the end product of our united efforts. This could never have been accomplished without the tireless help of our advisors, Mr. Carver, Miss Tuttle and Mr. Matheis. We sincerely hope you all like this 1954 Monrolog and that it fulfills our task of presenting an accurate and interesting picture of a year at Monroe. 41 Art for l.og's sake with Miss Tuttle and Stena. Mr. Matheis and Don Biondo were responsible for the financing of the 1954 MONROLOG. White and Might Carve the Log. , xg Students in the German classes are all members of tne German Club. A German-English Dictionary was presented to Miss Sheehan in a fall assembly. The club also donated Thanksgiving, Christmas, and liasier baskets to needy families. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY:- Seated on Floor, L. to R.: C. Lib- glid, A. Klieger, ll. Robfogel, B. Fine. First Row, Seated: M. Weiss, C. S. Jaffey, A. Treister, K. Abram- son, A. Freeman, Treas., l. Morgen- stern, Soc. Ch., S. Finke, SeC.: S. VanDyck, Pres., G. White, Vice- Pres., L. Lipscomb, Soc. Ch., C. Stotz, K. Anderson, N. Kirker, G. Stotz, M. Nusbaum. Second Row: S. Frederich, N. Bergmann, A. Wein- traub, E. Fischer, S. Schreiber, R. Schlossman, li. Sites, M. Gwirtzman, G. Milliman, A. Donovan, J. Wander- man, J. Relin, R. Byers. Kadactirily GERMAN CLUB:-First Row, L. to R.: A. Bernstein, W. Miller, Sec., S. Gordon, Soc. Ch., Mrs. Krickbaum, Advisor, J. Ramm, R. llayden, J. Rice, L. Sliker, D. Bonner, E. Sieper, Pres. Second Row: G. LaBaer, E. Lessy, S. llauffman, R. Zemel, C. Caccamise, C. Anderson, P. Sper. D. Rapp, J. Little, Pres., T. Swartz. Third Row, R. Melkis, I. Steron, S. VanDyke, B. Joslin, A, Liebl, M. Seyfert, P. Berger, B. Stone. Standing A. Rosenthal, G. Rapp, P. Williams, L. Stone, S. Stenzel, S. Kaplan, C. Santo, D. Harrison, G. Ferback, B. Arnold, N. Foster, J. Karp, J. Stubbe. Nlembers of the French llonor Society are chosen for high achievement in the study of the French language. Highlights of the year's program included a French Banquet at Cutler Union and sending a Christmas basket to a needy family. To become better ac- quainted with the customs of France is the aspiration of the members of the Jun- ior lfrench Club. At club meetings the group learns French songs and games and discusses various as- pects of French culture. JUNIOR FRENCH CLU Left Huw, Front lo Hack. Shacter, S. Rackowetz, L. G F. Schwartz, B. Lipsche lliddle' Roux' B. Album, Schoeman, B. Norfleet, B. ' lor, ll. Langais. Right Row Rosenfeld, S. Richardson, Levin, Nl. Schorner, A. Bitt l 42 Hlubascopc SENIOR LATIN CLUB:-First Row,1I.. za, R.: M. Loomis, L. Dennis, R. Schneider, G. Brooks, M. Kokis, E. Schulman, R. Zemel, L. Charnet. Second Row: L. Fischer, R. Nagan, N. Eyer, M. Marzluff, S. Bienen- stock, G. Nelson, H. Rosenstein. Standing: L. Smith, L. Lipscomb, 1. Morrison, D. Appelbaum, N. Foster, P. Straus, P. New- man. Dicesne Latina? The members of the Senior Latin Club would definitely answer, yes, to this question. The club encompasses tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade Latin students interested in extending their Latin studies. From Roman customs to the annual Inter-High Banquet, the students display an active interest in this Romance subject. ADELPHIAN HONOR SO CIE-I-YZ-First Row, L. L0 R.: L. Klein, A. Berman, D Rapp, NI. Greenberg, D Kielson, A. Davidson, A: Freeman, R. Goldstein, S.. Schrieber, P. Berger. Sec- ond Row: R. Straus, G. Fix A. Braiman, P. Brody, B. Natal, I. Goldstein, A. Rosenthal, S. Kaplan, R. Nagan, R. Kane, A. Gold- water, R. Schlossman. Members of the Adelphians are chosen for outstanding character, scholar- ship, and leadership. Under their advisor, Mr. ,Carl Lang, this group has enjoyed a busy year, and one of service to our Alma Mater. Interest in Latin activities isn't limited to upper class- men. Members of the eighth and ninth grade who are just beginning Latin show an eagemess to further their knowledge of the Roman tongue. junior Latin Club operates much in the same way that the Senior group does. JUNIOR LATIN CLUB:- First Row, L. to R.: M. Lipscomb, E. Van Riper, J. Anderson, C. Ash, R. Free- man, E. Goldstein, B. Lipton, D. Francis. Seconfl R ow: E. Warren, A. Schwartz. 43 Dvcfrlaping Personalities FIELD AND STREAM:-First Row, L. L0 R.: B. Marsden, E. Dunning, L. Gommez, li. Schulman, B. Bar- low, R. Spilberg. Second Row: A. Fromberger, G. Kessler, B. Lip- schuetz, J. Disraez, R. Young, B. llutchinson, Vice-PICS-I S. Kaplan, Sec.-Treas.g R. Goldstein, Pres., A. Rosenthal. Third Row: C. Hook, J. Stubbe, D. Lilie, J. Morrison, G. Goldwater, E. Dickinson, R. Ogie, D. Marsden, R. Lang, D. Leary. Hunting and fishing are the chief interests of the members of Field and Stream Club. Lectures and movies are given by guests and members on topics of interest to these sportsmen. Creative ability is the keynote of the Art Club.. Exhibits for Sibley's Annual Scholastic Art Show are prepared by the members, under the direction of Miss Lois Tuttle. MATH Cl.UB5-First Row, L. L0 R.: J. Cameron, A. Wemett. Second Row: B. Shacter, B. Joslin, R. Melkis, G. Smith, K. Janssen, A.. Spahn, J. Schreiber.. Third Row: A. Liebl, J. Disracli, M. Balter, S. Kaplen.Standing: R. Goldstein, A. Rosethar, A. Goldwater, G. Snyder. nldvisor: Miss Reuschle. 44 ART CLUB:-Standing, L. to R.: B. Foster. First Row, Seated: M. Feldman B. Thiel, A. Kavalko. Second Row Seated: D. Lovenheim, E. Goldstein, F Berger. The mathematically minded gather weekly to un- cover new ideas for solving difficult problems. Miss Reuschle often tries to stump the experts with special trick questions. Schlossman, Miss Tuttle, M. Loomis, N. frposurc Ca Activity INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB:-First Row, L. to R.: S. Rothman, M. Roscenzweigh, A. llutchinson, M. Cohen, D. Fyhush. Second Row: M. Weiss, R.. Goldstein, J. Fybush, N. Goldstein, M. Kaplan T. jossem. , Interest in political and economic affairs is stimulated by membership in the International Relations Club. Frequent discussions are held con- cerning problems of current interest in these fields. GREENHOUSE CLUB:-L. to R..- Miss Snow, F. Brown, C. jenks, D. Nuijens, N. Voss, W. Hutchinson, Pres.: ll. Shechter. llellowing blasts heard after school were probably coming from the Discussion Club. This lively group shook up quite a bit of dust during the year with its many discussions on politics, world affairs, and a variety of other topics. Members of the Greenhouse Club not only Iearn a great deal about botany, but are also a great service to the school.. They take com- plete charge of maintenance of the Green- house and hold sales of their plants through- out the year.. CLUB!-First Row, I.. to R.: J. Goldstein, G. Eisner, E. Leitzke, S. Rothman. Second Row: D. Davidson, Nlrs. Harrison, D. Greenstone, E. Alderman. Standing: B. Van Dyck. 45 Chair Services ,Make Mauro: Flick 'Tis better to give than to receive. This motto aptly applies to the Red Cross Club for they devote their time to being of service to the community. Visiting hospitals as aides or ucheerer-uppers is the task of this generous group. BOOKSHELF CLUB:- Serzlefl, L. to R.: lf. Bale, J. Anderson, C. Alden, L Lipscomb, li. Leitzke, l'rr'x., ll.. Alexander, I Wesley, Nl. Lipscomb, C Sullivan. Seconfl Row: A Wemctt, L.. Sviestins, J Smith, j. Spragg, ll. Wing l-1. Vanlliper, P. Becker, l.. Samuel. Thirfl Row: S.. Scott, 1. Query, lf. Randall, ll. fioodno, Nl. Schiller, D l.anglois, A. Czark, G White. n RED CROSS CLUB!-First Row, L. to R.: W. Phillips, Pres., A. Billings, L. Gold, S. Syner, L. Lange, P. Apgar, Nl. Brown. Secoml Row: J. Novick, A. Caplan, C. Mos- cowitz, dl. Silverstein, I. Rich, P. Peter, B. llowell, T. lloufford. Slrznflingf R. Weinstein, ll. Sheehan, B. Swarthout, A. Bittker, B. Isaacs, G. Nickle, C. jackson, K. janssen, ll. Leach, L. Sviestins, C. Bayne, Nlrs. Ilutchinson, fiflvisorg Xl. Kouwe. Nlonroe students are indeed grateful to l3ookshelfers for the time they give to th upkeep of the Library. By sacrificing study halls and free time, Bookshelf members assi in the cataloging, and circulation of books in the Library. On the lighter side, an annu Christmas party is held for club members. 46 Developing ,4 alufian CLUBS-First Row, L. to R.: C. Merchant, S. Rothman. Second Row: J. Goldstein, G. Quig- ley, j. Rice, B..Lipschuetz. Third Row: B. Stone, L. Sliker, N. Greunke, B. Van Dyck. Fourth Row: S. Wander- man, R. Rosenberg, G. Fix, S. Kap- lan. Standing: Miss Cummings, S. lludnut, S. Schreiber, E. Snyder, A. Platt, H. Rudner, D. Biondo, C. Hook, A. Goldwater, j. Rache, A. Rosenthal, li. Goldstein, R. Schloss- man, N. Foster, C. Anderson, S. Lieberman, li. Alderman, G. Milliman. This newly organized club was formed to encourage an interest in science. Lectures and projects are the means by which this is accomplished. Kings, queens and pawns may mean little to most of us, but to the Chess Club they are the means to a fascinating pastime. Chess Club's time is spent in learning new plays and holding championship tourna- IDCUIS. 47 CHESS CLUB:-Seanad, L. to R.: A. Goldwater, E Alderman. Second Row: T Sill, T. Kinar, L. Gommel P. Cramer, A. Cohen, L Lee. Third Row: W. Markin B. Hutchinson, Pres., S Hudnut, H. Alexander, R Stafford, K. Weaton. Stand ing: B. jordan, N. Probst J. Barry, M. Brown, D Goodno, Sec., B. Hirsch- berg, R. Young, Vice-Pres. J. Roche, M. Annis, li: jackson, L. Hofmann, .fid- visor. -lbsenl: J. Dulfresene ,Cong Kang: 27ir1dcr MAIN OFFICE AIDES2-Standing, L. to R.: A. Weiser, M. A. Kingston, L. Chamet, P. Keating, P. Davidson, S. Schwartz, N. Mitchell. Seated: F. Sano. Operation big switch refers to the service- able job done by the main office aides. These girls benefit the school by taking care of the communications. They run errands, type, do clerical work, and operate the switchboard. NURSES OFFICE AIDES:- L. to R.: M. Berg, E. Berger, j. Parker. GYM AIDES!-Seated, L. to R.: J. How- land, B. Brody, E. Fischer, M. Nusbaum, A. Mitchell. Standing: S. Bowles, S. Gordon, J. Wanderman, R. Smith, B. Hicks, l. Morgenstern. jumping jims , that's what the gym aides ought to be called. They're busy taking attendance, checking keys, run- ning errands, and making the gym teach- ers' iobs easier. ENGLISH OFFICE AIDES:-First Row, L. to R.: T. Hodge, S. Quin- lavin, 1. Howland, R. Vidale. Sec- ond Row: W. Bergh, R. Oatman. Never a dull moment in Room 245. Because of this, several aides are needed to answer phones, delivel messages, and run errands. These English Ofice Aides help out a very busy Mr. Carver during their free periods. Sports' events, Monroe Day, Student Plays, always a need for a ticket of ad- 1 mission. This ever impor- 5 tant job is fulfilled by these two girls who sell Q tickets in the cafeteria during both lunch periods. TICKET WINDOW GIRLS: L. to R.: M. A. Hang, R. Smith. Clzcy ct Clic tagc 901 aah Pictur: The gossips go to work in Our Town . Mrs. Hazel Eckhardt LTAGECRAFT:- virst Row, L. to R.: G. lolt, A. Gratiot, Il. Albert, . Meyers. Second Row: N. like, A. Merchant. Third Tow: F. Thoresen, 'ischer, G.. Libglid, ll. irnold, ll, Goldstein. 'ourth Row: R. Frank, R. chlosser, G. Ireland, B. lalldow, D.. DeMott, Il. hechter, J. Rice. Mr. Harold Sliker Monroe is indeed grateful to the members of the Stage- craft Club. All the assem- blies and student plays which we enjoy, fall under the supervision of this or ganization. From make-up to stage sets, Stagecraft members gain invaluable experience in the theatrical field. Mn Webb warns his Radio Rescue is The Marines again raise daughter not to get caught staged by an eighth grade the flag at lwo Jima in staying up late in Our cast. Old Gloryn- Town . 49 Chair Voices Qlaslz SENIOR CHOlR:-First Row, L. to R.: N. Smith, I. Steron, E. Zlotnick, A. Rittenhouse, C. LaFIame, M. Barrett, J. Barrett, B. Birch, E. Arp, E. Fischer. Seconfl Row: C. Caccamise, A. Bernstein, V. Landsberger, A. Goodman, M. Queary, E. Glitch, A. DeWindt, R. Weidinger, S. Bowles, Il. Wittenberg, G. Tyler. Third Row: J. Barton, M. Seyfert, E. Berger, K. Coulton, M. English, I. Fox, G. Gallean, M. Fischer, M. Moore, Ii. Schulman, H. Robfogel, S. Vetromile, E. Syner, M. Rosenzwelb. Fourth Row: j. DuFresne, S. Iludnut, Ii. Keyfetz, A. Freeman, S. Kaplan, L. Stone, D. Kielson, A. Braiman, J. Casteel, W. Normand, R. Vidale. JUNIOR CHOIR:-First Row, L. to R.: S. Dinaburg, A. Waddell, P. Apyar, K. Janssen, D. Warshof, A. Bittker, II. Wing, A. Billings, S. Metildi. Second Row: S. Selke, G. Shacter, S. Scott, B. Swarthout, E. Croog, S. Metzger, L. Lange, S. Stebbins, L. Gold. Third Row: J. Feldman, D. Ulp, R. Douglas, I. Ingalls, P. Sterner, C. Whitmarsh, B. Van Dyck, G. Steven. 50 .4 l6'rigl1! atc SENIOR CHOlR2-First Row, L. to R.: E. Leitzke, B. jennejohn, A.. Liebl, D. McCumber, L. Sands, G llrooks, S. Malley, R. Melkis, R. Wolff, j. Holland. Second Row: 1. Parker, M. Reed, N. Coox, E. Lessy K. Cariola, S. Hoffman, A. Klieger, M. Kendall, I. Relin, R. Schneider, T. jossem. Thin! Row: N. Gold stein, j. Wolfe, V. Baker, S.. Frederich, R.. Morrison, D. DeAngelis, C. Stotz, 1. Burgess, P. Stalkes, S Duorski, M.. Weiss, M. Cohen, A. Treister. Fourth Row: B. Hutchinson, A. Schoenegge, N. Foster, ll Arnold, M. Rothstein, R. Oatman, N. Soslow, P. Newman, B. Briggs, C. Hook. JUNIOR CHOIR:-First Row, L. lo R.: B. Isaacs, N. Voss, D. Leach, J. Andrew, M. Repp, B. Swan, N. Silverman, L. Lang. Second Row: S. Powell, N. Queary, S. Syner, W. Philipps, R. Weinstein, H. Albert, D. Tepperman, A. Parker, D. Metildi. Third Row: C. Wicks, H. Stolnitz, I. Small, H. Thomas, T. Barley, S. Malley, J. Brooks. 51 Zfhcy Cflick 0 BAND:-First Row, L. to R.: E. Smith, L. Huff, T. Kenney, B. Lipton, B. Shencup, S. Dinaburg, C. Ash, S. Balter. Second Row: R. Meyer, J. Alfa, B. Norfley, M. Aronowitz, G. Charwick, B. Album, M. Slater, T. Barley, L. Lawrence. Third Row: E. Schulman, E. Van Voorhis, M. Hildredth, C. Volz, J. Huff, J. Ingalls, S. Malley, C. Wicks, R. Gordon, T. Dalberth, G. Kessler, T. Schmidt. SENIOR BAND!-First Row, I.. to R.: R. Spillberg, R. Melamed, S. Bienenstock, C. Caccamise, N. Schmidt, T. Hodge, B. Schmidt, D. Appelbaum, M. juengel, B. Shapiro, A. Schoenegge, Mr. Arnold Cantor, Director. Second Row: A.. Berman, H. Manzler, j. Starks, R. Barlow, C. Jenks, B. Lipschuetz, W. Cayley, L. Fischer, R. Ulp, D. Glover, M. Weiss, j. Wolfe, M. Loomis, S. Cowdery, W. Ilarding, F. White, D. Kiel- son. Third Row: D. Bader, M. Greenberg, L. VanVoorhis, j. Lipsky, F. Brown, G. Meyer, L. Seymour, T.. Dalberth, F.. lless, L. Wallace, E. Vedder, J. Solomon, L. Stone, J. Wemett, R. Briggs, Nl. Balter, R. Oat- man, D. DeMott. Fourth Row: R. Wolff, F. Fischer, L. Fewster, J. Steiner, T. Roop, D. Solomon, K. Hasel- den, D. Fuller, R. Hill, R. Scheur, D. Arend, R. Hawes, E. Alderman, S. Friederich. N1onroe's Dance Band, The Seven-Up Beats, has been in great demand this season. Mon- roeites danced to the strains of their music at The Crystal Ball and the Frosh Frolic . Under the able direction of Mr. Arnold Cantor, the bands and orchestras have played at assembly programs and at Com- munity Association meetings. Although we have not yet heard the String Quartet and Brass Ensemble, they have been practicing regularly to stimulate their active interest in music. SEVEN-UP BEATS:-First Row, L. to R.: T. Roop, R. Oatman, 1. Lipsky, M. Greenberg, A. Berman, S. Sper. Ser0r1flRo14'.' D. Kielson, 52 G. Popp. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA:-First Row, L. to R.: D. Warsnof, L. Harster, D. Ulp, N. Baldwin, S. Scott, E. Schoeman, M. Richard- son, M. Incardona, J. Smith, S. Schuer, L. Kushner, A. Wemett, J. Anderson. Second Row: E. Schulman, M. Hildrett, E. Van Voorhis, D. Francis, B. Loven- heim, T. Kenny, L. Huff, S. Balter, S. Dinaburg, B. Lipton, B. Shencup, C. Ash, G. Char- lick, M. Stater, R. Freeman, B. Norfleer, P. Smith, B. Album, M. Aronovitz, M. Russell, E. Bale. Third Row: T. Schmidt, R. Meyer, J. Ingolls, J. Huff, J. Small, C. Holden, C. Wicks, S. Malley, J. Fishman, T. Dal- berth, R. Gordon, G. Kessler, D. Bartez. Kea! Ulu' Hand SENIOR ORCHESTRA:-First Row, L. to R.: M. Cohen, S. Rasniclr, P. de Gogorza, B. jenks, I. Mc- Quarrie, A. Sullivan, V. Landsberger, I. Karle, R. Rockcastle, G. Popp, C. Yelton, H. Lasker, M. Glover, L. Small, S. Bienenstoclr, A. Cantor. Second Row: J. Lewis, M. Seyfert, E. Glover, N. Baldwin, I. Cariola, G. Carles, A. Louis, S. Friederich, E. Bale, J. Anderson, M. Russell, S. O'Brien, M. Bridge, N. Nichols, A. Billings. Third Row: N. Silverman, E. Rosenthal, S. Dworski, I. Norviclr, L. Harster, D. Ulp, B. Shapiro, A. Schoenegge, D. Appelbaum, M. juengel, S. Cowdery, M. Weiss, F. Brown, C. Jenks, R. Barlow, W. Cayley. Fourth Row: D. Bader, L. Seymour, G. Meyer, L. Fewster, I. Steiner, W. Harding, E. Vedder, E. Alderman, j. Wemett, R. Oatman, B. Briggs, D. DeMott, F. White, D. Kielson. BRASS ENSEMBLE:-L. to R.: W. Harkirgf, Nichols. S- FfiCdCfiCh- S. Friederich, T. Roop, L. Seymour, . Batter, D. Oatman. 53 STRING QUARTET:-L. L R.: M. Glover, J. McQuarrie, N. 11's Cry Another newly formed group is the Co-ed Club. lt is comprised of boys and girls from the tenth grade to the twelfth. Because of the chores which they carry out there, the members are allowed to use the Y's facilities. It holds two dances a month but is gaining a famous name for itself from its great, annual New Year's live dance. Never a dull moment for girls of Beta Epsilon. These busy beavers have made stuffed animals for the children of the Baden Street Settlement, sent favors to the homes for the aged, and organized scrapbooks for the Veterans' hospitals. Their project this year was to visit churches of different denominations and hear speakers of the various religions. CO-ED CLUB!-Seated, L. to R.: A. Catlin, D. Rall, F. Sano, M. Fischer, T. Hodge, M. Bainbridge. Standing: M. J. Kooshian, C. Chir- cua, S. Burns, L. Gade. BETA EPSILON TRI-Y:-Front Row, Seated, L. to R.: N. Kirlter, K. Anderson, T. Plaxin, J. Wandersee, F. McOuat, I. West. Second Row: P. Schauber, j. Seiser, P. McMillan, A. Sullivan, N. Rich, I. Wolff, P. Rickard, J. Gooney, P. Rapp, D- lncardona, F. Morrison, A. Wein- traub, S. Hoffman, J. Fybush. DELTA SIGMA OMICRON:-Franz Raw, L. lo R.: A. Wemett, M. Hutchinson, Advisor, D. Metildi, P. Lauterbach, Pres., S. Powell, H. Wing. Back Row: B. Sesnick, M. Repp, S. Maddicks, 1. Chanes, 1. Steinhardt, E. Mastin, C. Sullivan, D. Schmeer, J. Andrew, S. Sellre, H. Wicks. Lots of luck goes to this, the newest Tri-Y at Monroe. Although composed of eighth graders, it is open to all. Their chief proiect this year was making Christmas cards for the hospitals. 54 Keen Scam' BETA SIGMA NU TRI-Y:- First Row, L. to R..' M. A. Haug, B. Kowsky, R. Weidinger, M. Townsend, N. Eyer. Second Row: A. DeWint, S. Smith, C. Saeger, M. S. Hausman, j. Davis, B. Bega, J. Baron, L. Van Voorhis, J. Spahn, M. King- ston, B. Eike. Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y has fostered the development of community service. Aside from their service proiects, they had several suppers at the Y. W.C.A. THETA SIGMA CHI TRI-Y:- First Row, L. to R.: B. jenneiohn, N. Schmidt, G. Brooks, F. Thoresen. Second Row.' B. Moorehouse, V. Broadbent, R. Serbu, S. Burns, R. Wolff, J. Heany. Absent: N. Smith, Advisor. The biggest event on the calendar of Theta Sigma Chi Tri-Y was a roller skating party held in December. Children at St. joseph-'s Villa enjoyed an Easter Party at which the girls in the Tr i-Y put on a skit. ALPHA DELTA TRI-Y:-First Row, L. to R.: E. Berger, J. Krock- enberger, S. Alexander, K. Ling, K. Armes, S. Quinlavin. Second Row: E. Syner, Z. Ayers, L. Case, D. Langill, A. Weiser. Twelfth grade girls spirited a new move in organiza- tion by forming Alpha Delta Tri-Y. Although the group is not yet a year old, its members have enjoyed a season of both serviceful and pleasurable activities. S5 If 's 11's Ca Organize Beta, one of the outstanding Hi-Y's in Monroe is a great attribute to the school. Service is a key word for Beta's members. During the past year they took care of the book room, and the two bulletin boards in the main foyer. Beta Hi-Y is also the chief supplier of the Red Coats. Spon- soring a Hi-Y council sports night is another success of which Beta can boast. KAPPA2-First Row, L. lo R.: C. Roach, I. Stockton, E. lhle, P. Sulivan. Second Row: S. Leymour, A. Christ- iano, G. Milliman, Vice- Pres., A. Christ, President, J. Bastian, Sec., J. Popp, Treas., A. Donovan. Third Row: 1. Stubbe, C. Sites, A. Schoenegge, S. Messersmitt, D. Stokes, C. Quigley, S. Lieberman, R. Hawes, B. Hill, K. lluchens. Absent: B. Judd, Chaplain, l.. Shean, B. Shean, M. Langie, J.. Karle, F. White. BE-l-A2-Standing, L. to R. A. McCanne, D. Rapp, T Hodge, G. Fenbeck, E Miller, B.. Dick, L.. Stone S. Ginsberg, N. Gerber, G Turner. Seatefl: E. Snyder N. Anderson, D. Vidale, I Northrup, D. Shields, B Bergh, S. Kaplan, M Balter. Al Christiano and Tabby Hodge catch up on a little homework during lunch. v Kappa is another leading Hi-Y in the school. Their Chief activities this past year have been supervising the locker room at the Y. M. C. A. On Saturday morn- ings, signing up beginners for life-saving classes, and sponsoring the Career Night. One of the noblest endeavors of Kappa has been the managing of the Muscular Dystrophy campaign for all the Hi-Y's. 56 HL 21 ,And Handsome SIGMA Hl-YZ-Seated, L. to R.: T. Sill, D. Babcock, K. Camp- bell, J. Knox, Pres.: Mr. MC- bride, Advisor, C. Santo, Trees., 1. Koerper. Standing: G. Meyer, R. Harris, I. Froyd, K. Haselden, L. Lipscomb, Vice-Pres., j. Smock, Q. Mcln- tosh, L. Fewster. Absentees: D. Barbour, D. LaFlame, E. Oliver, G. Abern, T. Deutsch, A. Kremer, J. Ramsey, R. Garrett. This year's Sigma Hi-Y will be remembered in Monroe High for a long time, for they donated a lasting emblem to the school. The members donated a flag with the Monroe High emblem on it to the school. They also conducted a paper drive and sponsored a few dances. Dick Mitchell has a few problems left too. ETA Hl-Y:-Kneeling, L. to D. Biondo, J. Kellmanson, Sper, T. Keogh, B. Schmidt, Pfaff. Seated: B. Briggs, xplaing D. Gordon, D. Green- ae, Vice-Pres., P. Sper, s., Mr. Comfort, T. Swartz, .g E. Sieper, A. Davidson. mding: M. Kaplan, j. Casteel, Sheldon, A. Freeman, D. zell, T. Davin, N. Northrup, Crawdall, E. VanVoorhis, Hudnut, 1. Claser, R. ndall. 57 Another dependable Hi-Y in Monroe, Theta, is responsible for the help in up- keep of the school. After home basketball games, they clean up and put the bleachers up. An annual log-rhythm sponsored by Theta is a big social event of the year. Their services to the community consist of serving as coat checkers at Sampson Air Force Base, and sponsoring the Halloween party at the Y for all youngsters. Prafcfiive Waring REDCOATS:-First Row, L. to R.: S. Schreiber, G. Snyder, T. Hodge, D. Greenstone, G. Quigley, A. Braiman, B. LaFlame, D. Biondo. Second Row: A. McCanne, I. Casteel, E. Seiper, C. Deliollander, R. Goldstein, W. Bergh, M. Rockcastle, Advisor, L.. Lipscomb, A. Rosenthal, N. Williams, A. English, P.. Straus. Upon running through the halls, you would most likely be stopped by some young man wearing a red jacket. He would be a member of the Redcoats. This group is to protect the students within the school by enforcing safety measures. With the help of the student court, these boys have been able to establish firm safety conditions. Have you ever noticed a lone figure standing on the busy intersections at school? If you haven't, then next time you had better take a look. For those solitary figures are members of the Outside Patrol who guard your safety. Winter, Spring, and Fall, they're always on hand to protect you, and carry out traffic regu ations. 58 OUTSIDE PATROL:- First row, L. to R.: T. Tutty, B. Babcock, E Riorden, H. Welch, Ass'1 Capt. Back Raw: D. Gooc no, D. Foote, G. junod, F Lawrence, D. Garno, R Baker. Absentees: L Robinson, Capt., B. Dc hefty. x Jiri i 'Ei V' 'Y' I 5' 5 W 7 if 'ff 1' l wllji 60441, Zcam, Pep, Steam Personality, enthusiasm, and plenty of pep make a Monroe cheerleader. In the early morning practices they can be heard practicing the old cheers and devising new ones. Active at all football and basketball games, they are Monroe's morale boosters and help cheer our teams on to victory. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS:-FirstRow, L.to R.: I. Morgenstern, M. Fischer, E. Schul- man, J. Geyer, B. Lau, S. Smith. Second Row: C. Stoltz, A. Rittenhouse, D. Molinet, B. Jenks, P. de Gogorza, C. Merchant. N JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS:-Firsc Raw, L. no R.: A. Bem- stein, I. Gooney, D. Carr. Second Row: N. Rich, K. Anderson, D. de Angelis. 60 Hingcr 906115 BATON TWIRLERSZ-First Row Kneeling, L. to R.: T. Cariola, M. O'Connor, K. Carioln, Corps Leader, La Flame. The bit of flash and color at the football games this year was the Monroe Baton Twirling Squad. The twirl- ers practice momings before school, under the guid- ance of Miss Ashley. They are a valuable asset to Monroe's school spirit. Vim, Vigor, and Voice by the Varsity Cheerleaders. E. Roop, L. Collins. Second Row: 1. Wheaton, M. Huff, B. Webster, C. Un' Zcams Oli Zh: Beam CIO RESERVE BASEBALL:- First Row, L. to R.: I Loughlin, Coachg R. Hawes, H. Freeman, B. Judd, G Buss, G. Junod, D. King. Second Row: D. Gordon, A Walrath, J. Karle, K. Stee vert, D. Griswold, j Hal doupis, R . McAllister. 62 VARSITY BASEBALL First Row, L. to R.: I Loughlin, Coachg D. Ham son, H. Epstein, P. Scatte day, P. Brunett, R. She: C. Murray. Second Row: Y Pastorell, L. Crombie, I Friederich, A. Christ, W Miller, A. Christiano. Although they were the cellar dwellers, Monroe's VARSITY BASEBALL team showed much promise last season. Standouts on the squad were Lew Friederich, llank Epstein, Dick Shea, and Phil Scatterday. SCHEDULE East 15 Monroe 5 Charlotte 2 Monroe l West 2 Monroe 3 Franklin 9 Monroe 5 Madison 6 Monroe 5 Marshall 5 Monroe 4 Jefferson 6 Monroe 7 Edison 15 Monroe 1 Monroe emerged as the only team in the RESERVE League to sun Cowlxidc' the season without a loss. They captured the East Section champions gms the by winning five straight games, then went on to heat jefferson, the ll mme cle Section title-holder, by the score of l-0. projection .711 glfcry Weld Although their record was not exceptional, last spring's TRACK team did manage to cop three victories while losing six in interscholastic league play. Outstanding on the squad were joe Morton, Dave Halter, l-lubie Warner, and Johnny Little. It was expected that, along with Little, Ed Smith, Dick Vidale, jim Lipsky, Tom Swartz, Peter Cadigan, and Bob Colegrove would be the mainstays of this year's team. Morton matches maximum might in interscholastic meet. TRACK!-First Row, L. to R.: T. Swartz, R. Bower- man, H. Warner, D. Halter. Second Row: J. Picciotti, J. Morton, P. Cadigan, D. LaFlame, E. Smith, J. Little, E. Auer, Manager. Third Row: S. Schreiber, B. Miller, R. Vidale, C. Col- well, Coach, D. Vnn Sickle, 1. Lipsky. TENNIS:-L. to R.: D. Kielson, B. GOLF:-Kneeling, L. to R.: Baker, B. Keyfetz, J. Johnson, J. J, Roche, L, Klein, Sgand. Bowen. Absentees: B. Wolfanger, H. ing: A. Louis, R. Blair, Wilinsky. Coach, R. Walrath. 63 CROSS-COUNTRY:- First Row, L. to R.: J. Casteel, 1. Keogh, D. Schachter, M Langie, D. Kozemka, D. Lewis J. Stenzel. Second Raw: F White, N. Newland, D. Zittle H johnson 1 Little, Ca L . , . p., Mr. Ferner, Coach, E. Snyder, G. Milliman, W. Ramsay, B Saunders. lang kill! Showing Although their won and loss record was not enviable, the CROSS- COUNTRY team fared well this year. Their record was three wins and four losses, but many of the losses were by close ma.gins. The harriers were again led by john Little who, for the third consecutive year, copped all-scholastic honors. Little also placed eighth in the sectionals. john Little displays good form in a cross-country meet. SOCCER:-First Row, L. Lof G. Melkis, D. LaFlame, . Donovan, P. Berger, C. Dellc lander, 1. Koerper, L. Seymox I. Knox, D. Peglow. Seca. Row: R. Nagan, D. Mclntos D. Babcock, R. Schlossman, Smith, C. Messersmith, I Santo, L. Schmidt, Coach. Thx Row: B. Keyfetz, J. Glaser, Green, R. Colegrove, K. Cam bell, D.. Barbour, G. Oliv The SOCCER team won only one of its frays this year. In spite of its 64 poor showing, many newcomers to the squad showed much promise. It is expected that the team's record will be much improved this fall. Speed Distance and Cine FOOTBALL:-First Row, L. to R.: R. Curtis, I. Raica, R. judd, I. Bovaid, R. Flynn J Porter R. Bowerman, R. Shnmp, G. Buss. Second Row: J. Picciotti, I. Randolf, I. Dejohn, D Sweet, G Ford, M. Kinsella, R. Bowerman, P. Scatterday, W. Miller, H. Freeman, R. Saunders. Third Row F Colwell, Ass't. Coach, J. Loughlin, Coach, L. Hoesterey, R. Lucas, G. junod, D. Griswold 1 Zimmer, E. Smith, D. Fuller, L. Crombie, D. Gordon, R. vvalrath, E. Auer, Manager. Fourth Row P Cadigan, J. McKay, I. Sweeney, L. Ronayne, R. lllingworth, R. McAllister, G. Bridge, B Hershberg P. Nelson, W. Pastorell, W. Young, G. King, Trainer. Absentee: A. Kremer, Manager. Although it was an ever hustling ball club, the Redjacket GRIDIRON squad fared poorly in league play this year. The team dropped all six of its contests. Despite the poor showing, Phil Scatterday was honored as quarterback on the All-Scholastic football team. SCHEDULE Monroe 6 Brighton Monroe 0 Oswego Monroe 0 Edison Monroe 6 Franklin Monroe 6 Eas t Monroe 6 LeRoy Blood, sweat, and tears lfcady, Aim, Shao! W' Il ll ith such stars as bagles Bob Cohen and slim Dick Smith, Monroe's VARSITY BASKETBALL season with an overall league record of team completed the seven victories and nine defeats. Others contributing greatly to the team's success were Gerry Bridge, Phil Scatterday, Larry Christ. Phil Scatterday iumps one in for the Red and Blue. Ronayne, and Alex SCHEDULE FIRST HALF Monroe 53 Charlotte 48 Monroe 67 Marshall 53 Monroe 49 East 55 Monroe 39 jefferson 51 Monroe Sl West 59 Monroe 49 Madison 67 Monroe 57 Edison 44 Monroe 51 Brighton 62 Monroe 46 Franklin 55 SECOND HALF Monroe 43 Charlotte 4l Monroe 64 Marshall S4 Monroe 59 jefferson 48 Monroe 49 East 53 Monroe 58 West 64 Monroe 49 Madison 74 Monroe 42 Edison 48 Monroe 77 Franklin 67 Monroe 38 Brighton 66 66 VARSITY BASKETBALL:- To Row, L. to R.: F. Col- welil, Coach, P. Scatterday, L. Ronayne, G. Bridge, R. Smith, W. Miller. Bottom Row: D. Rapp, J. Iannone, R. Cohen, D. Meyer, D. Gordon. Absen- tees: A. Christ, J. Picciotti. Y Charlotte can't stop Cohen! Angles .711 ports J.V. BASKETBALL:- To Row, L. to R.: F. Col- well, Coachg C. Sante, R. Hawes, D. Bonner, P. Cadipn, R. McAllister, J. Zimmer, D. Mclntosh, R. Walrath, I. Wilson, L. Shopes, Coach. Bottom Row: 1. Sheldon, 1. Kell- manson, N. Gerber, H. Freeman, L. Stone, M. Kolko, N. Gordon, T. Swartz. Under the direction of Mr. Louis Shopes, Coach, the Redjacket J.V. BASKETBALL squad completed the season in a three way tie witli Paul Revere and Madison for first place. Each team had identical 8-2 records. Highlight of the season was the final game in which the 1. V.'s, needing a win to clinch a tie for first place, squeaked by Marshall by the score of 40-36. Sparkplugs on this year's aggregation were: jack Sheldon, Jim Zimmer, Bob Walrath, jim Wilson, and Dave Bonner. Frank Bianchi is temporary befuddled in match meet. Despite the good showings of Cap- tain Bill Schmidt, Ray Bowerman, Frank Bianchi, jay Shafer, and Bob Wright, Monroes' GRAPPLERS finished in the second division of the Inter- scholastic Wrestling League. Coach Schmidt is hoping that some promising newcomers will come through and give Monroe a winning wrestling squad next year. WRESTLING!-On Floor: j. Shafer, R. Bowermang Referee, W. Schmidt. Kneel- ing, L. to R.: D. Gebo, N. Bianchi, W. Bruce, F. Bianchi, I. Catemolo, R. Bowerman, R. Murray, R. Hill, R. Wright. Standing: T. Mockbee, R. johnson, G. Bowman, D. Riorden, R. Rajca, C. Schafer, G. Ahern, J. Shea, R. Yellen, L. Schmidt, Coach. 67 Pinmcn Strike ,A Pose Sparked by Marshall Balter and Leo Natal, the Redjacket Varsity Pin- men completed a good season this year. With Balter, plus some members of this season's j.V. squad, next year's team should be much improved. JUNIOR VARSITY BOWLING:- Standing, L. to R.: A. Davidson, A. Goldwater, N. Soslow, D. Arend. Seated: S. Bunis. VARSITY BOWLING:- Standing, L. to R.: A. Wolk, D. Davidson, L. Natal, M. Balter, L. Rivers. Seated: N. Anderson. Don Davidson strikes up a good game. Each j.V. Bowler will probably make the iump to the Varsity League next year. The 1. V.'s earned a high rank in the league this season. 69 Blue Kibban Shots INDIANS!-Seated, L. to R.: C. Messersmith, P. Manning, E. Kem. Standing: D. Weis, W. Kane. Under the direction of Mr. john Loughlin, the INTRAMURAL LEAGUES enjoyed a very suc- cessful season. League champs were the Indians, in. the eleventh and twelfth grade league, the Bullets, in the ninth and tenth grade league, and Homeroom 367, in the eighth grade league. For the first time, All-Star squads were picked representing the three leagues. Although the All- Star teams did not play any actual games, the fact that they were going to be picked encouraged each boy to play to his utmost. BULLETS:-Seated, L. to R.: L. Crombie, R. Seils, 1. Froyd, H. Alexander. Standing: R. St. Clair C. Shortsleeve . Stubbe, R. . 1 I Hayden. 70 H.R. 3672-Seated, L. to R.: 1. Brown, R. Simpson, J. Wilson. Standing: R. Douglas, J. Ingals, E. Schulman. keactian With ,Action Esther williams, Esther williams, Esther Check thu shot, Cry her rem- Williams, Esther Williams, and friend. 'mics I0 MUY- Splish, splash, and splosh. They volleyed and thundered. Pictures af GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION!-First Row, L. to R.: C. LaFlame, M. O'Connor, J. Balliett, G. Gallean, C. Mack, T. Sullivan, G. Carges, L. Gade, 1. Gooney, K. Anderson, N. Rich, P. MacMillan. Second Row: S. Shea, M. Russell, J. Chans, J. Heiney, L. Perez, E. Kingsbury, F. Thoresen, B. Hicks, B. Suran, E. Roop. Third Row: E. Schoeman, G. Hall, E. Mastin, R. Paskell, H. Wicks, H. Schoultz, M. Kouwe, D. Lisson, V. Landsberger, B. Norfleet, A. Wemett. Fourth Row: E. Scholgnan, V. Mastin, M. Wood, R. Bar- barito, L. Sands, J. Roop, R. Melkis, N. Schmidt, R. Wolff, L. Charnet. Fifth Row: G. Nelson, E. Van Riper, L. Sviestins, J. Query, P. Cone, S. Balter, J. Anderson, B. Streb, J. Davis, I. Barron, S. Maddicks, B. Keymel. Every girl at Monroe belongs to the Girls' Athletic Association. This organization is the backbone of the girls' sports activities in the school. The officers are elected annually by the G.A.A. members by ballots in the Home Room. There is also a G.A.A. council which is composed of two girls from each Home Room, chosen according to their active participation in the after school sports. The function of the Girls' Athletic Association is to organize and encourage Girls' Sports in the High School, and to provide awards, which are based on a cumulative point system. There are many after school sports activi- ties. They include: Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Baseball, Tennis, Badminton, and the Game Club. Girls receive five points upon attendance at each club meeting. In this way they may accumulate the required points for the G.A.A. awards. Sportsmanship and team- work are a necessary part of any personality, and Girls' Athletic Association has made these ideals their objectives. A A OFFlCERSZ-L. to R.: M. Cohen, B. jenks, E Schulman. 72 Sfcminiuity .711 ,Minn GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 2-First Row, L. to R.: C. Bayne, N. Dauphinee, E. Wheaton, S. Granite, N. Baker, G. Shacter, S. Perez, L. Fischer, C. Caccamise, E. Cardwell, S. Bienenstock, M. Shaw. Second Row: M. Rosenzweig, I. Soucie, D. Langill, M. A. Haug, A. Liebl, J. Sercu, B. Shacter, S. Malley, C. Anderson, D. Schmeer. Thirdliow: B. Blair, E. Slotnick, H. Rosenstein, B. Eike, M. Marzluff, S. Patter- son, L. Damm, Z. Avers, C. Miller, T. Cariola, C. Batterson. Fourth Row' M. juengel L. Kushner S. Scheuer, R. Nagan, R. Schneider, B. Zemel, C. Anderson, N. Van Deusen, P. Srnith, J. Atchison. Fifth Rizw: N. E'k A. M h ' ' ' ' 1 e, erc am, A. Gratiot, S. Stebbins, J. Rich, B. Swarchour, P. Peter, C. Ash, A. Spahn, D. Rnren house, M. Lipscomb. Miss Lelia Ashley Advisor 73 miar Kiagmplfics ADAMS, AUDREY JEAN-Basketball-95 Fencing-9, 105 Beta Chi Tri-Y-9, 10, 115 Math Club-10. ALEXANDER, SHEILA JAN-Swimming-85 Jr. French Club-8, 9, Sec.-8, Pres.-95 H. R. Sec.-B5 Volleyball- 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Jr. Choir- 95 Sr. Choir-10, 115 Hostess Corps-115 Monrolog-125 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-12. ALLEN, ROBERTA ANN-Bookshelf-85 Jr. Choir-8, 95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Gym Attendance-10, 11, 125 Hoatess Corps Pres.-11. ALTPETER , JOAN OLIVE ANDERSON, NORMAN PAUL-Stagecraft-85 Chess Club-83 Intramural Basketball-8, 105 Beta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres.-10, 11, 125 Reserve Football- 10, 115 Reserve Bowling-105 Varsity Bowling-11, 125 Bookroom-11, 123 Monroe Life-12. ANDREWS, SHIRLEY ANN-Jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Jr. Choir-8, 95 Bookshelf-8, 9, 105 Inter-High Choir-8, 9, 105 H. R. Soc. Chairman-105 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Gym Attendance-115 Swimming-115 Volleyball--11. ARANOWITZ, ALAN HERBERT-H.R. Vice-Pres.-85 Field and Stream-10. ARIENO, JAMES C. ARMES, KATHERINE-Bookshelf-95 Office Aide-10, 11, 125 H.R. Vice-Pres.-10 11, 125 Stagecraft-11, 125 Sac. Ch.-125 Basketball-11, 125 French Honor Society-125 Volleyball-12. ARP, ELFRIEDA MARIE-Honor Guard-95 Monroe Life -125 sr, Choir-10, 11, 125 u.R. Pres.-12. ARTHUR, NANCY MAE-Greenhouse-85 Swimming-8, 95 Lifesaving-8, 9, 105 Baseball-8, 9, 105 Volleyball -8, 9 10 115 Al ha Delta Tri-Y-10 115 Basketball- 11. 7 7 P U AYERS, ZETTA-Greenhouse-85 Future Homemaker-s of America-9, 105 Swimming-11, 125 Volleyball-125 Monroe Life-12. BABCOCK, DAVID ROBINSON-Stagecraft-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Pres.-11, 125' Monroe Life-115 Greenhouse- ll, 125 Soccer-11, 125 Sigma Hi-Y-125 Monrolog-12. BADER, DONALD PAULL-Band-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Orch.-s, 9, 10, 11, 12. BAILEY, DIANA MARGARET-Baseball-85 Jr. Choir- 95 Basketball-9, 115 Swimming-105 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 12. BAINBRIDGE, MARGARET ANN-Bookshelf-85 Jr. Choir-85 Volleyball-8, 95 Swimming-8, 95 Baseball- 8, 95 Basketball-95 Office Aide-11, 125 Monroe Life- 125 Co-ed Club-12. BATTERSON, NEAL E.-Corridor Patrol-85 Wrestling -95 Cross-Country-95 Intramural Basketball-10, 11, 125 H. R. Vice-Pres.-11, 12. BERG, MARILYN ANN-H. R. Sec.-8, 123 H. R. Vice- Pres.-95 Sr. Choir-10, 115 Stagecraft-11. BERGER, ELAINE YVONNE-Jr. Choir-8, 9, Basker- bell-95 Volleyball-9, 105 Gregg Awards-105 Bad- minton-105 Monroe Life-11, 125 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Beta Chi Tri-Y-115 'Hostess Corps-115 Nurses Aide- 12. BERGER, PHILIP B.-Jr. Honor Guard-95 Camera Club-105 German Club-11, 125 Reserve Soccer-115 Varsity Soccer-125 Adelphians-12. BERGI-I, WILLIAM ALLEN-Wrestling-85 Intramural Basketball-8, 95 Jr. choir-8, 9: Inter-High Choir-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Reserve Baseball-105 Beta Hi-Y-10, ll, 125 Chaplain-10, 11, 125 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 H. R. Vice-Pres.-115 Corridor Patrol-123 Commission- er of Safety-125 Student Council-12. BERMAN, ARTHUR ISAAC-Jr. Latin Club-8, 95 jr.. Orch.-85 Photography Club-8, 95 Math Club-95 jr.. Honor Guard-95 Intramural Basketball-8, 11, 125 Sr. Band-9, 10, 125 Sr. Choir-ll, 125 Adelphians-11, 12. BIANCHI, JOSEPH THOMAS-H. R. Sec.-95 Track-95 Varsity Wrestling-9, 10, 11, 12. BIONDO, DONALD JAMES-Basketball-85 Jr. Honor Guard-95 Field and Stream-95 H.R. Sec.-9, Vice- Pres.-11, Pres.-125 Fencing Club-10, 11, Vice-Pres. -ll? Theta Hi-Y-10, 11, 12, Treas.-115 Key Award- l15 Audio-Visual Aid-10, ll, 12, Pres.-125 Monrolog Business Mgr.-125 Commissioner of Elections-125 Cor- ridor Patrol-12. BLOHM, EARL STEWART BOFINGER, PAUL CARL-Stagecraft-85 Jr. Choir-8, 99 H.R. Basketball-85 Delta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, Sec.-10, Treas.-115 Jr. Honor Guard-95 Field and Stream-95 German Club-10, 115 Fencing Club-105 H.R. Vice- Pres.-125 Audio-Visual Aid-12. BOSTWICK, GAIL JOAN BUT T, THOMAS MARRION-Bookshelf-9, 105 Intra- mural Basketball-8, 9, 10. BOWERMAN, RAYMOND DANIEL-Cross-Country-10, 115 Football-115 Wrestling-10, 11. BOWLES, SHIRLEY ANN-Jr. Choir-95 Stagecraft-9, 10, 11, 125 Bookshelf-95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Gym Attendance-11, 12. BRAIMAN, ARTHUR WILLIAM-Chess Club-95 Ping- Pong-95 sr. choir-10, 11, 125 Mm. Club-105 sr. Latin Club-105 H.R. Pres.-115 Reserve Soccer-115 Reserve Bowling-115 Fencing Club-115 Field and Stream, Program Director-125 Monroe Life-125 Swim- ming-125 Adelphian Honor Society-12. BRIDGE, GERALD IRVING-H. R. Basketball-85 Chess Club-85 Jr. Choir-8, 95 Intramural Basketball- 9, 105 H. R. Vice-Pres.-95 Delta Hi-Y-9, 10, Sec.-105 Jr. Honor Guard-95 Reserve Football-115 Reserve Basketball-115 Varsity Football-125 Varsity Basket- ball-12. BRODY, BETTY J..-Shorthand Club-10, 11, Sec.- Treas.-105 Gym Attendance-11, 125 Hostess Corps- 1l5 Monroe Life Typist-1 1, 125 Stsgecraft-12. BRODY, PHILIP-jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Jr. Choir-85 Swimming-95 Adelphian-10, 11, 125 H. R. Vice-Pres.- Ili Theta Hi'Y-12. BROOKS, BARBARA ANNE-yr. choir-s, 9s Class Secretary-85 Greenhouse-85 Volleyball-95 Basketball -10. BROWN, ALFRED EDWARD, JR.-Intramural Basket- ball-8, 99 Ping-Pong-89 Varsity Wrestling-9, 109 Boxing-11. BRUCE, WILLIAM WALLACE-Theta Jr. Hi'Y-89 Intra- mural Baslcetball-8, 99 H.R. Pres.-10, 119 Varsity Wrestling-10, 11, 129 Reserve Baseball-109 Sigma I'1i'Y-119 G01f-12. BYERS, RHEA S.-Hostess Corps-119 Volleyball-11, 129 Basketball-11, 129 Monrolog-129 Monroe Life-129 French Honor Society-12. CALLAHAN, GABRIEL RAYMOND CAMERON, JEAN MARGARET-Bookshelf-8. CASE, LUCINDA APRIL-Jr. Choir-89 Beta Chi Tri-Y -109 German Club-10, 11, 129 Volleyball-119 Monroe Life-129 Gym Attendance-11. CASHMAN, NANCY JOAN-Baseball-8, 99 H.R. Sec.- 8, 99 Office Aide-99 Badminton-109 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y -109 H.R. Soc. Ch.-10, 11. CASTEEL, JOHN ALDEN-Theta Hi-Y-10, 11, 129 Science Club-109 Monroe Life-11, Circulation Mgr.- 129 Sr. Choir-11, 129 Varsity Cross-Country-129 Cor- ridor Patrol-129 H. R. Vice-Pres.-12. CATLIN, AUDREY CHRISTINE-Volleyball-9, 10, 119 Baseball-9, 109 Badminton-109 Basketball-11. CLARCQ, JAMES RICHARD CLARK, VICTORIA MARGARET-Jr. Choir-8, 99 Swimming-8, 9, 109 Volleyball-8, 99 Baseball-8, 9, 109 Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y-8, 99 Office Aide-11. CLEMENTS, ELAINE ELIZABETH-Jr. Latin Club-8, 99 Sr. Latin Club-109 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 129 Volley- ball-8, 129 Basketball-9, 109 Beta Chi Tri-Y-119 Jr. Choir-8, 99 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 129 Swimming-8, 9, 11, 129 Stagecraft 109 Jr. Band-8, 99 Jr. Orch.-8, 99 Sr. Band-109 Bookshelf-9, 10. COHEN, ROBERT LEONARD-Beta Hi-Y-3, 9, 109 H.R. Pres.-8, H. R. Vice-Pres.-9, 109 Jr. Band-89 Jr. Orch.-89 H.R. Basketball-89 Reserve Basketball- 99 Varsity Basketball-10, 11, 129 Varsity Soccer-9, 10, 11, 129 Reserve Track-119 Sr. Choir-11, 129 All- Scholastic Basketball-11. COIIEN, SANDRA HELENE COLEGROVE, ROBERT JOHN-Delta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, Chaplain-119 Soccer-10, 12. COLLINS, LEDA MABLE-Baseball-89 Cafeteria Cashier-10, 119 Monroe Life Staff-119 Baton Twirling Corps-12. COLLINS, STAR M.-Swimming-8, 99 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 12. COST1i1.I.O, JOHN JOSEPH DAANSEN, WARREN n'ANNUN71O ANTHONY NUNZIO f Orch 8- sf , , -1. .-, . Orch.-99 Fencing-99 Bookstore-9, 10, 11, 129 Perfect Attendance-10. DAUPHINEE, STANLEY FRANCIS 75 DAVIDSON, ALAN HERBERT-Intramural Basketball- 89 Jr. Latin Club-8, 99 H.R. Vice-Pres.-8, 129 Bridge Club-99 Swimming-99 Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 129 H.R. Pres--9, 10, 119 Pres. Forum-9, 10, 119 Cheerleader- 109 Adelphians-10, 11, 129 Class Soc. Ch.-119 Monroe Life-11, 12. DAVIDSON, DONALD ALLEN-Jr. Latin Club-89 Field and Stream Club-89 Math Club-8, 99 Jr. Honor Guard-99 Track-9, 10, 119 Discussion Club-9, 129 German Club-10, 11, 129 Bowling-10, 11, I2- DAVIDSON, PATRICIA RUTH-H.R. Sec--83 Sec. Forum-89 Swimming-89 Jr. Latin Club-8, 9, Sec.--99 Jr. Honor Guard-99 Sr. Latin Club-10, 119 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-109 International Relations Club-109 Volleyball-10, 11, 129 Monroe Life-119 Hostess Corps -119 Office Aide-129 H.R. Treasurer-129 Typing Editor Monrolog-12. DAVIN, TERRENCE-French Club-89 Greenhouse-89 Cross-Country-109 Theta Hi-Y-129 H.R. Vice-Pres.- 129 Class Soc. Ch.-12. DeGOGORZA, PATRICIA MAITLAND-Class Pres.-89 Bookshelf-8, 9, 109 Orch.-9, 10, 11, 129 Swimming-9, 10, 119 Cheerleader-10, 11, 129 Volleyball-10, 119 Basketball-10, 119 Class Sec.-119 Monroe Life-129 Student Assoc. Sec.-129 Student Council-12. DelCOUR, KATHLEEN ANN-Jr. Choir-99 Jr. Honor Guard-99 Bookshelf-9, 10, 11, Sec.-119 Beta Chi Tri- Y-10, II, Sec.-10, Pres.-119 Gregg Awards Club-10, 11, Pres.-109 Sr. Choir-10, 11. DeWOLF, PETER HENRY-Jr. Choir-89 Field and Stream Club-89 Boxing-11. ELSNER, GERDA-French Honor Society-129 Volley- ball-12. ENGERT, KENNETH JOHN-Intramural Basketball-89 Cross-Country-99 Air Craft Club-11. ENGLISH, ALVA CRAIG, JR.-Jr. Orch.-89 Sr. Orch..- 9, 10, 11, 129 Bookstore-10, 11, 129 Redcoats-10, 11 129 Audio-Visual Aid-10, 11, 12. At the Frosh Frolic a floor show act was presented by Debby Tepperman, Honora Albert, Joy Tumer, Linda Henry, Cala Riley, Sharon O'Brian, Nancy Silverman and Betsy Swarthout. The pianist was Barbara Kowsky. 95 H.R. Vice-Pres.-95 Discussion james Lipsky, Dan Kielson, and Dick Oatman have a good time even when they are rehearsing. FISCHER, ERNSTINE KATHERINE-jr. Choir-8, 95 Bookshelf-8, 95 Stagecraft-9, 10, 11, 12, Soc. Ch.- 105 jr. French Club-95 Honor Guard-95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 French Honor Society-11, 125 Inter-High Choir -125 Art Editor Monrolog- 12. FISCHER, MARCIA IRENE-H. R. Pres.-85 Bookshelf -8, 9, 105 Orch.-8, 9, 105 Swimming-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Blseblll-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Volleyb l-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Stagecrait-9, 10, 11, 125 jr. Honor Guard-95 Basket- ball-9, 103 Badminton-9, 103 Cheerleading-10, 11, 125 Tennis-105 Monroe Life-11, 125 Girl's Sports Editor Monrolog-125 Sr. Choir-125 Gym Attendance-125 Cafeteria-12. FISHER, FAITH LEE-Bookshelf-8, 9, jr. Choir-8, 93 Stagecraft-9, 10, 115 Sr. Choir-10, 11. FIX, GILBERT-jr. Latin Club-85 Track-105 Math Club-105 German club-10, 115 Adelphi-ns-11, 12. Chaplain-11, 12, Sec.-125 Monroe Life-12. FLEMING, SHIRLEY ANN-Bowling-85 Volleyball-83 Basketball-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball-8, 9, 10. 11, 12? Swimming--8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Jr. Choir-105 Badminton- 10, ll, 125 Audio-Visual Aid-11, 125 Monrolog-12. FOX, RXEMARY ANN-Baseball-85 Sr. Choir-10, I1, 125 Beta Chi Tri-Y-11. FREEMAN, ARTHUR LEWIS-jr. Choir-8, 99 H.Ro Pres.-8, 9, 10, 115 Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12, chap- lain-115 jr. Honor Guard-95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Sr. Latin Club-105 Adelphians-10, 11, 12, Sec.-11, Pres. -125 National Honor Society-11, 125 Soccer-113 Kaleidoscope-115 French Honor Society-12, Tren.- -125 Corridor Patrol-125 Rochester Assoc. U. N. Rep. -125 Sr. Photographs Editor Monrolog-12. GEORGE, ARTHUR BYRON-jr. Choir-85 Fencing Club-10, 115 Sigma Hi-Y--10, 11, 12, Sec.-115 Sr. Choir-115 Audio-Visual Aid- 12. GITELMAN, DAVID MICHAEL-jr. Choir-8. 93 ll. French Club-8, 93 Photography Club-8, 9, 10, Pres.- 9, 105 jr. Orch.-8, 95 Key Photography Award-8, 9, 10, 115 Sr. Orch.-10, 115 Math Club-115 Swimming- 11, 12, Mgr.-125 Monrolog-11, 125 Fencing Club-115 Field and Stream Club-12. GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT KARL-Field and Stream Club -3, 9, 10, ll, 125 Intramural Basketball-8, 9, 11, 125 Adelphians-10, 11, 125 Stagecraft-II, 12. GOLDWATER, ARTHUR NATHAN-jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Intramural Basketball-8, 123 Chess Club-8, 9, 12, Vice-Pres.-85 International Relations-8, 9,5 Photogra- phy-8, 9, 105 jr. Honor Guard-95 jr. Band-95 Sr. Latin Club-10, 115 Bookshelf--105 Math Club-10, Il, 125 National Honor Society-11, 125 Adelphians-125 Reserve Bowling-125 Swimming-125 Field and Stream Club-125 Science Club-12. GORDON, SANDRA-jr. Latin Club-8, 92 Volleyball- 8, 9, 105 Badminton-8, 9, 10: Baseball-85 Stagecraft- 105 Swimming-105 German Club-11, 125 Monroe Life- -115 Gym Attendance-12. GRANITE, JOANNE S.-Volleyball- Badminton-9, 105 Monroe Life-12. GREEN, KENNETH S.-Intramural 10, ll, 125 Field and Stream Club- 99 Game Club-95 Basketball-8, 9, 85 Sigma Hi-Y-8, Club-95 Reserve Baseball-10, 115 H.R. Pres.-105 Delta Hi-Y-105 Class Soc. Ch.-105 Kappa Hi-Y-11, 123 Class Vice- Pres.-115 Monrolog-11, 125 Varsity Soccer-125 Var sity Baseball-125 Class Pres.-125 H.R. Sec.-125 Student Obuncil-12. GREENBERG, MURRAY H.-Band-9, 10, 11, 125 Sr. Choir-105 H. R. Treas.-105 Adelphians-11, 12. GREENSTONE, JOHN DAVID-Chess Club Vice-Pres. -8, Intramural Basketball-8, 10, 11, 12g Standard BBUCI'-9, 125 Jr. Honor Guard-95 Discussion Club-9, 10, Il, Pres.-115 Assembly Comm.-9, 10, 115 Bridge Club-95 Bookshelf-9, 10, 115 Monroe Life-9, 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor-11, Editor-in-Chief-125 Adelphians- 10, 11, 125 Theta Hi-Y-10, 11, 12, Sec.-11, Vice- Pres.-125 National Honor Society-11, 125 Harvard Book Club Award-115 Redcoats-12. GRISWOLD, JERRY ROBERT-Intramural Basketball- 85 Kappa Hi-Y-93 Cross-Country-95 Reserve Baseball -105 Reserve Basketball-105 Reserve Football-115 Delta Hi'Y-11. GRODEN, MARVIN BRUCE-jr. French Club-8, 95 ln- tramural Basketball-85 Math Club-105 International Relations Club-105 Monroe Life-11, 129 Kaleidoscope -115 Adelphians-115 Monrolog-12. HALDOUPIS, CATHERINE-Stagecraft-105 Gym At- tendance-11. HALL, JAMES VERNON-Stagecraft-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Sergeant at Arms-10, Vice-Pres.-11, 12. HAMANN, GEORGE BEDFORD-Ping'P0ng-8, 95 Red- COBIS-8, 95 Volleyball-105 Visual Aid Corps-10, 11, 12. HANSEN, CAROLINE LOUISE-H.R. Pres.-85 Base- ball-85 jr. Choir-8, 95 Stagecraft-9, 10, 115 Beta Chi Tri-Y-10, 11. HANZMAN, GEORGE FRED HARRISON, RICHARD MORTON-German Club-11, 12. HASSETT, ANN MARIE HERBST, MARY LOUISE-Fencing-85 Swimming-8, 9, 105 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball-9, 10, 11, 123 Volleyball-10, 115 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-12. HOCHHAUSER, MARCIA LEE-jr. Choir-8, 99 lr. Latin Club-8, 95 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Base- ball-8, 9, 10, 115 Inter-High-9, 10, 115 Sr. Choir-10, 115 Basketball-10, 11, 125 sf. Latin Club-105 Alpha KBPPB Tri-Y-105 Swimming-105 Monroe Life-10, 11, 125 Hostess Corps-11, HODGE, TALBOT A.-Chess Club-85 Intramural Bas- ketball-85 jr. Latin Club-95 jr. Honor Guard-95 Band -10, 11, 125 Monroe Life-11, 125 Ass't. Editor Kalei- doscope-1l5 German Club-11, 12, Vice-Pres.-125 Swimming-11, 125 Beta Hi-Y-11, 125 Activities Edi- tor Monrolog-125 Corridor Patrol-125 Bookroom-12. HOWARD, RONALD RICHARD-Photography Club-8. HOWLAND, 10AN AGNES-Stagecraft-8, 9, 105 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Monroe Life-11, 125 Beta Chi Tri-Y -115 Gym Attendance-12. HUTCHINSON, KENNETH VICTOR-Corridor Patrol- 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lieutenant-10, Capt.-115 Photogra- phy Club-85 Audio-Visual Aid-10, 11, 125 Commis- sioner of Safety-115 Student Council-115 Chess Club -11. HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM C.-Chess Club-8, 9, 11, 12, Vice-Pres.-8, Pres.-95 Greenhouse-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Pres.-125 jr. Choir-8, 95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Inter- High Choir-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Field and Stream Club- 12, Vice-Pres.-12. IANNONE, JAMES FREDERICK-Intramural Basketball -105 Varsity Soccer-10, 115 Reserve Basketball-115 Varsity Baseball-11, 125 Varsity Basketball-125 Re- serve Football-12. ILLIN GSWORTH, ROBERT ISAACS, SUSAN ANNE-Badminton--85 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball- 8, 9, 10, ll, 12: Jr- Choir-8, 95 Alpha KHPPS Tri-Y- 105 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Monroe Life-105 H-R- Treas- -105 1-1.R. Vice-Pres.- 5 H. R. Sec. and Treas.-12. IENKS, BARBARA ELOISE-Baseball-85 jr. Orch.-85 Bookshelf-8, 9, 10, 115 Volleyball-8, 95 Orch.-9, 10, 11, 125 Swimming-9, 10, 115 Cheerleader-10, 11, 125 Basketball-10, 11, 125 H. R. Sec.-11, 125 Pres. G.A.A.-125 Art Editor Kaleidoscope-125 Monroe Life -125 Class Sec.-12. IENNEJOHN, BEVERLY ANN-Volleyball-8, 95 Base- ball-8, 9, 11. JUDD, DIANA MAE-jr. Latin Club-85 Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y-85 Basketball-8, 9, 10, 115 Swimming-8, 9, 105 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 115 Baseball-8, 9, 105 Badminton -9, 105 H.R. Sec.-105 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-12. KANE, MARY JANE-Beta Chi Tri-Y-9, 10, 11, Sec.- 10, Program Ch.-115 jr. Choir-95 Sr. Choir-105 Base- ball-105 Volleyball-105 Basketball-115 Monrolog-12. KANE, NANCY JOAN-jr. Honor Guard-95 Volleyball- 95 Basketball-9, 105 Baseball-95 H. R. Vice-Pres.-95 Beta Chi Tri-Y-9, 10, Sec.-105 jr. Choir-95 Bowling- 95 Typing Editor, Monroe Life-12. KAUFFMAN, SANDRA MARLENE-Jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y-85 Swimming-85 Volleyball- 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball-9, 105 Badminton-95 Bas- ketball-10, 11, 125 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 German Club -12. KEATING, PATRICIA ANN-Baseball-9, 11, 125 Vol- leyball-93 H. R. Vice-Pres.-10, 115 Basketball-10, 125 Co-ed Club-11, 12, Vice-Pres.-125 Office Aide- 125 Monrolog-125 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 12. KEMP, DIANE MAE-Basketball-95 H. R. Sec.-10, 115 Office Aide-11, 125 Beta Chi Tri-Y-115 Monrolog-12. KENDALL, MARY LOUISE-H.R. Sec.-8, 10, 115 Inter-High jr. .Choir-8, 95 jr. Choir-8, 95 Orch.-8, 95 swimming-a, 9, 10, 125 Baseball-8, 9, 105 Jr. Lat-in Club-8, 95 Bookshelf-85 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-9, 10, Chaplain-105 Class Girls' Soc. Chair.-9, 105 Volley- ball-l05 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Inter-High Sr. Choir- 10, 11, 125 Basketball-11, 125 Assembly Committee- lli Monroe Life-115 Monrolog-113 French Honor Society-115 Hostess Corps-11, Sec.-115 Barn Rep.- 12. KESDEN, ADA HELEN-jr. French Club-8, 9, Soc. Ch.-95 Badminton-85 Baseball-9, 10, 115 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-105 Basketball-10, 11, 125 Volleyball- 10, 11, 125 Hostess Corps-115 Gym Attendance-115 Monrolog-11, 12. KING, SALLY WARREN-Co-ed Club-11, 12, Treas.- 12. KINSELLA, MICHAEL GERALD-Intramural Basket- ball-10, ll, 125 Beta Hi-Y-9, 105 Reserve Football- 9, 105 Reserve Baseball-95 Varsity Football-11, 12, Varsity Wrestling-11, 12. KLIEGER, AUGUSTA ELEANOR-Boolrshelf-8, 95 H.R. Sec.-85 jr. Choir-8, 95 jr. Honor Guard-95 Stagecraft-95 H. R. VicePres.-95 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y -105 Basketball-10, 115 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Gregg Awards Club-105 Tennis-105 Volleyball-115 Monroe Life-115 Kaleidoscope-115 Hostess Corps-115 Office Aide-115 French Honor Society-125 Sr. Biographies Editor Monrolog-125 Commissioner of Elections-125 StudenPCouncil-12. KOKIS, DAVID LOUIS-Photography Club-8, 95 Wrest- ling-9, 105 Scholastic Photo Award-9, 11. KOOSHIAN, MARY JANE ROSE-Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y -B5 jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Swimming-85 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 115 Badminton-9, 10, 115 Baseball-9, 105 jr. Choir-95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Basketball-10, 11, 125 H.R. Sec.-115 Gennan Club-11, 125 Co-ed Club-11, 125 Monrolog-125 H. R. Pres.-12. KREMER, ALFRED PHILIP-jr. Orch.-85 Bookshelf- 3, 93 Intramural Basketball-8, 10, 125 Sr. Orch.-9, 105 Track-95 Soccer-105 German Club-11, 125 Monroe Life-11, 125 Sigma Hi-Y-125 Mgr. Football-125 Dis- cussion Club-125 Monrolog-12. KROCKENBERGER, JOAN-Swimming-85 Jr- French Club-8, 95 Volleyball-8, 9, 105 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 115 H.R. Sec.-105 Beta Chi Tri-Y-105 Alpha Delta Tri-Y -12. LHFLAME, DONALD MEAD-Intramural Basketball- 85 Cross-Country-10, 115 Sigma Hi-Y-11, 125 Varsity Soccer-125 Monroe Life-125 Corridor Patrol-12. LANEY, ROBERT BRUCE-Kappa Hi-Y-9, 10, 115 Football-10. LANGILL, DOROTHY-Volleyball-9, 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball-9, 10, 11, 125 Bad- minton-10, 115 Swimming-11, 12. LASKER, GOLDA S.-jr. Latin Club-85 jr. Choir-8, 95 Baseball-8, 9, 105 Swimming-8, 105 H. R. Vice- Pres.-95 jr. Honor Guard-95 Volleyball-9, 11, 125 Badminton-95 Bridge Club-95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 sr. Latin Club-10, 115 Basketball-10, 11, 125 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-105 Hostess Corps-115 Nurses Aide-125 Monrolog-125 Monroe Life-12. LATRAGNA, LOUIS PAUL-H. R. Sec.-95 H. R. Vice- Pres.-105 H. R. Pres.-11. LAU, BONNIE F.-Baseball-8, 93 jr. Choir-8, 93 Vol- leyball-8, 9, 10, 113 Swimming-8, 9, 10, llj H. R. vice-Pres.-9, jr. Honor Guard-93 Cheerleader-10, 11, 123 Class SCC.-105 Sec. G.A.A.-103 Sr. Choir-10, 113 Class Girls' Soc. Ch.-123 Commissioner of Social Welfare-123 Student Council-12. LEITZKE, ELEANOR M.-Bookshelf-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Sec.-10, Pres.-11, 123 Discussion Club-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Sec.-123 jr. Choir-8, 93 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 123 Vol- leyball-10, 11, 123 Basketball-103 Baseball-11, 123 National Honor Society-11, 123 Managing Editor Ka- leidoscope-113 Swimming-123 H.R. Treas.-123 Editor- in-Chief Kaleidoscope-12. LEWIS, MARTHA M.-Bookstore-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Cashier-123 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 113 Swimming-83 Baseball-9, 10, 112 jr. Choir-83 Game Club-93 Bad- minton-9, 103 Fencing-93 Basketball-9, 113 Sr. Choir -10, 113 Gregg Awards Club-10, 113 Kaleidoscope- l13 Monroe Life-11. LING, KATHLEEN LOUISE-H. R. Sec.-85 Swimming- 83 jr. Latin Club-83 11. R. Pres.-93 VOllCybSll-9Q Badminton-93 Class Sec.-93 Sr. Latin Club-103 Base- ball-103 Switchboard-103 H.R. Sec.-113 Gym Attend- ance-123 Monrolog-123 Monroe Life-123 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-12, Vice-Pres. LIPSCOMB, CHARLES LLOYD-jr. Latin Club-8, 93 Bookshelf-9, 10, 11, 123 Soc. Ch.-103 jr. Honor Guard-93 Sr. Latin Club-10, 11, 12, Sec.-10, Vice- Pres.-123 Perfect Attendance-10, 113 FrenCh H0rl0r Society-11, 123 Soc. Ch.-123 National Honor Society- 11, 12. LIPSKY, jAMES N.-H.R. Pres.-83 Class Boys' Soc. Ch.-83 Pres. jr. Latin Club-83 jr. Orch.-83 jr. Band- 83 Intramural Basketball-83 Sr. Band-9, 10, 113 jr. Honor Guard-93 Reserve Track-93 Varsity Track-10, ll, 123 Seven-Up Beats-113 Monroe Life-12. LITTLE, JOHN CHARLES-Beta Hi-Y-8, 9, 10, 11: Soc. Chairman Class-93 Reserve Cross-Country-93 Reserve Track-93 jr. Honor Guard-93 Varsity Cross- Country-IO, 11, 12, Capt.-11, 123 All-Scholastic-10, 123 Varsity Track-10, 11, 123 Reserve Basketball-113 National Honor Society-11, 123 German Club-11, 12, Pres.-123 Varsity Basketball-12. LLOYD, ROBERT E.-Redcoats-10. MARTZLOF F, NANCY MARIE MAYER, GWENDOLYN E.-Volleyball-83 Swimming- 10, 11. MCCANNE, ALAN-Beta Hi-Y-11, 123 Swimming-11, 123 Kaleidoscope-11, 123 Circ. Manager-123 Corridor Patrol-123 Bookroom-12. MCCORMACK, NANCY ANN-Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y-8, 9, 103 Swimming-8, 9, 103 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Beta Chi Tri-Y-119 Host- ess Corps-1l3 Ticket Sales-113 Monroe Life-123 Vol- leyball-12. MCGOVERN, MAUREEN FLORENCE-Swimming-9, 10, 11, 123 jr. Choir-93 Sr. Choir-103 volley-ba11..11, Monroe Life-113 Basketball-11, 123 Gregg Awards Club-ll. MacKAY, jOHN S.-Reserve Basketball-113 Varsity Football-12. MCOUAT, MARY jEAN-Volleyball-9, 103 Sr. Latin Club-103 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-103 Switchboard-11. MCQUARRIE, jEAN FRANCES-jr. Orch.-8, 94 Sr. 0rCh--8, 9, 10, 11, 123 jr. Choir-8, 93 Basketball-8, 9, 10, 11: Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 jf. Latin Club- 8, 93 Bookshelf-9, 10, ll? Guardian of the Flag-93 Swimming-9, 10, lli H. R. Sec.-9, 103 Beta Chi Tri-Y -103 Badminton-103 Ping-Pong-103 Little Symphony- 103 Greenhouse-11, Pres.-113 Office Aide-123 Mon- roe Life Exchange Editor-123 jr. Red Cross Rep.-12. MELAMED, RICHARD STEFAN-Band 8, 9, 10, 123 Cross-Country-10, 11. 4 MERCHANT, CAROLYN-Greenhouse-8, 9, 10, 11, Soc. Ch.-9, 10, 113 Chess Club-8, 93 Photography Club-85 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, Bookshelf-9, 10, 11, Volleyball-9, 10, 113 Swimming-9, 10, 11, 123 jr. Honor Guard-93 Tennis-103 Cheerleading-10, 11, 123 H. R. Vice-Pres.-103 Basketball-10, 11S Discussion Club-113 National Honor Society-11, 123 Commission- er of Finance-123 Student Council-123 Public Re- lations Editor, Monroe Life-12. MEYER, PETER ROBERT-Cross-Country-10, llj Corridor Plll'0l-IOS Wrestling-123 Baseball-12. MEYERS, DAVID MICHAELS, JERRY ARNOLD-H. R. Pres.-83 Intra- mural Basketball-8. MILFORD, RICHARD jAMES MORGENSTERN, ISABEL-Bookshelf-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 123 jr. Choir-8, 93 jr. Honor Guard-93 Basketball-93 H. R. Vice-Pres.-93 Pencil Pushers-10, Vice-Pres.-103 Cheerleading-10, 11, 123 French Honor Society-11, 123 Soc. Ch.-123 Ping-Pong -11, 123 Monroe Life-11, 123 Copy Editor Monrolog- 12. MORRIS, SHIRLEY IEAN-Bookshelf-83 Sr. Band-8, 10, llj Sr. Orch.-93 G.regg Awards Club-10, lli Ger- man Club-12. MORRISON, SELMA GRACE MULVANEY, SHAUN MURPHY, JAMES CHARLES-Varsity Football-113 Varsity Baseball-11, 123 H-R. Vice-Pres.-113 Class Vice-Pres.-12. NAGAN, RAYMOND M.-Bookshelf-8, 93 Intramural Basketball-8, llj jr. Honor Guard-93 Reserve Track- 93 Badminton-103 Adelphians-11, 123 Soccer-11, 12. NAHMIAS, jOANNE-Key Award-8, 103 Beta Chi Tri- Y-113 Monroe Life-123 Monrolog-12. NASCA, NANCY IRENE-Volleyball-8, 9, 103 Swim- ming-8, 93 Baseball-8, 95 Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y-83 Monroe Life-113 Monrolog-123 French Honor Society- 12. NATAL, LAWRENCE EUGENE-Field and Stream Club -103 Math Club-103 Reserve Bowling-9, 103 Varsity Bowling-11, 123 Bookstore-12. NELSON, PETER ERNST-Reserve Football-113 Var- sity Football-12. NIX, jOYCE ELINORE-H. R. Vice-Pres.-8. NORTHROP, jAMES W.-jr. Honor Guard-93 Beta Hi-Y -10, 11, 12, Pres.-123 Field and Stream Club-10, Pres.-103 Swimming-10, 113 Kaleidoscope-113 Mon- roe Life-1l, 12, News Editor-123 Monroe Hi-Y Coun- cil, Pres.-123 H. R. Pres.-12. NORTHRUP, NEAL LAWRENCE-jr. Honor Gllafd-99 Theta Hi-Y-10, 11, 129 Monroe Life-11, 129 Sr- Choir -11, H. R. Pres.-119 National Honor Society-11, 129 Monrolog-12, Sales and Circ. Mgr.-129 Kaleidoscope- 11. NUSBAUM, MIRIAM-jr. Choir-8, 99 jr. Latin Club-8, 95 H. R. Sec.-89 Class Girls' Soc. Ch.-85 jr. Honor Guard-99 Baseball-9, 109 Basketball-10, 119 Swim- ming-99 Bridge Club-99 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 129 Sr. Latin Club-10, 11, Pres.-119 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-109 Host- ess Corps-llg National Honor Society-11, 129 MONO- log-119 Gym Attendance-11, 129 Monroe Life-II, 121 Business Mgr.-129 French Honor Society-12. OATMAN, RICHARD P.-Intramural Basketball-8, 119 jr. Band-89 jr. Orch.-83 jr. Choir-89 Sr. Band-9, 10, 11, 129 Sr. Orch.-10, 11, 12: Beta Hi-Y-10, 11, 12, Sec.-119 Inter-High Band-10, 11, 129 H. R. Vice-Pres. -109 Inter-High Orch.-11, 129 Seven-Up Beats-11, 129 Sr. Choir-11, 129 Little Symphony-119 Bookroom-129 Class Treas.-12. PARCERO, ADELAIDE ARGENTINA-Stagecraft-89 Art Club-8, 99 Greenhouse-89 Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y- 89 Swimming-8, 9, 109 Baseball-8, 9, 109 Basketball- 8, 99 Fencing-9, 109 Volleyball-9, 109 Tennis-9, Beta Chi Tri-Y-10, 11, Soc. Ch.-10, 11. PARKS GRANT s. -J.. ofch-B, 94 11. Band-8, 99 sf. Orch.-10, 11, 125 sf. Band-10, 11. PASTORELL, ALLEN WAYNE-Intramural Basketball- 8, 9: Field and Stream Club-89 Discussion Club-93 Delta Hi-Y-109 International Relations Club-109 Re- serve Football-IO9 Reserve Baseball-109 Reserve Basketball-10, 112 Varsity Baseball-11, 129 Kappa Hi-Y-11, 129 Varsity Football-129 H. R. Vice-Pres.- 129 Monrolog-12. PATTERSON, SPACIA A.-Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 129 Baseball-9, 10, 11, 129 Swimming-9, 10, 11, 129 Bad- minton-99 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 129 Basketball-10, 11, 129 H. R. Sec.-8, 9, 11, 129 Monrolog-12. PEGLOW, DONALD THOMAS-Sigma Hi-Y-8, 9, 10, 11, Pres.-109 H. R. Pres.-99 Reserve Soccer-109 Varsity Soccer-11, 12. PERRITT, PATRICIA ANN-Volleyball-109 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-109 Gregg Awards Club-119 H. R. Soc. Ch. -119 ll. R. Pres.-129 Office Aide-12. PICCIOTTI, JOSEPH DAVID-Beta Hi-Y-109 Track- --10, 11, 129 Reserve Football-109 Varsity Football- 11, 129 H. R. Pres.-119 Reserve Basketball-11. PLANTZ, JEAN MAR1E..11. choir-s, 99 sf. ch0i.-11. PRESCOTT, ARTHUR EDWIN-Stagecraft-10, 11, 12. PRESIIER, c11ARLEs-Audio-visual Aid-11, 12. QUINLAVIN, SUZANNE I.-Basketball-9, 109 Volley- ball-9, 10, 11, 129 jr. Honor Guard-93 Swimming-10, 11, 129 International Relations Club-109 Hostess Corps-119 H. R. Sec.-119 Monroe Life-11, 129 Pub. Relations Editor-129 Fashion Board-11, 129 English Office Aide-129 Tennis-12, Pres..-129 Ass't. Organ- ization Editor Monrolog-129 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-12. RAMM, jULIUS MORTON-jr. Choir-8, 95 Discussion Club-8, 99 Bookshelf-89 Monroe Life-119 German Club -11, 12. RAPP, DAVID MICHAEL-Intramural Baseball-8, 99 Intramural Basketball-8, 95 Honor Guard-9g jr. Choir- 99 Beta Hi-Y-11, 129 Adelphians-11, 12, Soc. Ch.-129 Reserve Basketball-11g Reserve Cross-Country-113 Monroe Life-11, 12, Advertising Mgr.-12: Sr. Choir- II, 125 German Club-11, 12, Treas.-129 Corridor Patrol-125 Varsity Basketball-123 Commissioner of Social Welfare-129 Student Council. RELIN, jOYCE-H. R. Pres.-89 jr. Latin Club-83 jr. Orch.-89 jr. Choir-89 Volleyball-8, 9, 105 Baseball- 9? Math Club-109 Sr. Choir-11, 129 Monroe Life-11, 12, Features Editor-129 Inter-High Choir-125 French llonor Society-12. REPP, WILLIAM T.-H. R. Pres.-129 Cross-Country- 12. ROBINSON, LELAND HENRY-Safety Patrol-9, 10, 11, 12, Cap't.-12. ROCKCASTLE, RAY DAVID-Inter-High Orch.-8, 9, 10, 115 jr. Symphony Orch.-10, 119 Reserve Football- 11. RONAYNE, LAWRENCE T.-Intramural Basketball-8, 99 Beta Hi-Y-9, 109 Reserve Football-95 H. R. Pres.- 109 Varsity Football-10, 11, 129 Reserve Baseball- 1O: Varsity Basketball-11, 129 Varsity Baseball-12. SANDS, RITA MAE SANO, FRANCES-Greenhouse-89 jr. Choir-8, 99 Volleyball-9, 129 Switchboard-10, 129 Basketball-109 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-10. SANTAMORE, SHIRL EY ANN SAPPER, BARBARA MARIE-H. R. Vice-Pres.-89 Baseball-8, 99 Volleyball-8, 99 Swimming-85 jr. Choir-8, 99 H. R. Sec.-99 Basketball-99 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-10, Sec.-10. SAUNDERS, BRUCE D.-Intramural Basketball-8, 9, 109 Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12, Reserve Cross-Country- 10, 119 Reserve Basketball-119 Reserve Track-119 Varsity Cross Country-12. SCATTERDAY, PHILLIP B.-Cr0ss Country-89 H. R. Vice-Pres.-89 Intramural Basketball-8, 93 H. R. Pres.- 99 Varsity Football-9, 10, 11, 12: Varsity Baseball-9, 10, 11, 129 Beta Hi-Y-9, 109 Reserve Basketball-109 H. R. Sec.-10g Class Vice-Pres.-109 Sr. Choir-11, 129 Varsity Basketball-129 H. R. Treas.-129 Vice-Pres. Student Assoc.-129 Student Council-12. The Stagecraft crew is busy before the pro- duction of Our Town . ,, St. Valentine's Day is celebrated by Beverly Baker, joe Rushlow, and Nancy Mitchell. SCHREIBER, SIDNEY M.-J.. Choir-8, 95 Ir. French Club-8, 9, Pres.-95 Stagecraft-8, 9, 105 C ass Vice- Pres.-85 jr. Honor Guard-95 Intramural Basketball-9, 115 H.R. VicePres.-105 Photography Club-10, 115 Sr. Choir-10, 115 Adelphians-10, 11, 12, Treas.-125 Math Club-10, 115 Fencing-115 Monroe Life-115 Track-115 National Honor Society-11, 125 French Honor Society-11, 125 Redcoats-123 H. R. Pres.-12. SCHUSTER, MARTIN LAWRENCE-jr. Orch.-85 Chess Club-85 Intramural Basketball-8, 10, 115 Soccer-105 German Club-10, 115 Publicity Ch.-10, 115 Monroe Life-11, 125 Ass't. News Editor-125 Boys' Sports Editor Monrolog-12. SCHWARTZ, SHIRLEY-Bookshelf-8, 95 jr. Choir-8, 95 Baseball-8, 9, 105 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Photography Club-9, 10, Sec.-Treas.-9, 105 Badminton-9, 10, 115 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-105 Hostess Corps-115 Monroe Life-11, 125 Fing-Pong-115 Office Aide-125 Stagecraft-125 Monro- og-12. SCHWARZENBACH, I-IANLE LOUISE-Basketball-11, 12. SHARER, ADA IOAN-jr. Honor Guard-95 Volleyball- 95 Stagecraft--105 Beta Chi Tri-Y-105 German Club- 10, 115 Swimming-11, 125 Monroe Life-115 Basketball -125 Baseball-12. SHEPARDSON, MARIE THERESE-Jr. Honor Guard-95 Volleyball-8, 95 Swimming-9, 105 Maiorettes-115 Monroe Life- 12. SHORTSLEEVE, PHYLLIS KATHRYN-Baseball-8, 9, 105 Volleyball-8, 95 jr. Honor Guard-99 H.R. Sec.- 105 Office Aide-115 Monroe Life-11, 12. SIMMONS, ROBE RT JOHN SMITH, EDWARD CHARLES-H. R. Pres--85 Intramural Basketball-8, 95 Alpha Hi-Y-8.93 H. R. Vice-Pres.- 9, 105 Reserve Track-95 Varsity Soccer-95 Varsity Football-10, 11, 125 Varsity Track-11, 12. SMITH, RICHARD IOHN-Intramural Basketball-8, 95 H. R. Sec.-95 H.R. Vice-Pres.-105 Beta Hi-Y-105 Re serve Basketball-105 Varsity Soccer-10, 11, 125 H- R- Pres.-115 Varsity Basketball-11, 12. SMITH, ROCHELLE-jr. Latin Club-95 Bridge Club- 95 Basketball-9, 105 Sr. Latin Club-105 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-105 H. R. Treas.-115 Gym Attendance-11, 129 Monroe Life-I 1, 125 Ticket Sales-12. SMYTHE, JOYCE ELLEN-Baseball-8, 95 Badminton- 8, 93 H. R. Pres.-95 Basketball-9, 125 Beta Chi Tri-Y -10, 115 Monrolog-12. SNYDER, EUGENE E.-jr. Latin Club-85 Perfect At- tendance-8, 9, 10, 115 Track-9, 10, 11, 125 Reserve Cross-Country-9, 105 H. R. Treas.-10, 115 Math Club- 10, 11, 125 Vice-Pres.-115 Varsity Cross-Country-11, 123 Beta Hi-Y-11, 12, Tteas.-125 H. R. Pres.-125 Bookroom-125 Audio-Visual Aid Corps-125 Monrolog- 125 Corridor Patrol-12. SNYDER, WARREN ALVIN-Band-B, 9, 105 Audio- Visual Aid Corps-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Corridor Patrol-8, 9, 10. - SOBLE, PATRICIA ELLEN-jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Baseball-8, 10, 11, 125 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Bidlllillwfl-8, 99 H- R- Sec--95 Basketball-9, 10, 115 125 Alpha Kappa Tri1Y-105 Swimming-105 H. 11. Tm.. FIU, 115 Sr. Latin Club-105 Hostess Corps-115 Monro- 08-12. SOBLE, SHARON LEE-jr. Latin Club-3. 92 H.R. Treas.-8, 95 Baseball-8, 9, 105 Basketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Volleyball-9, 10, 11, 125 Sr. Latin Club-105 In- ternational Relations Club-105 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-105 Hostess Corps-115 Sr. Choir-115 Gym Attendance-125 Monrolog-12. sosLow, NEIL GERALD-jf. choir-8, 95 jf. Inter- High Choir-8, 95 jr. Latin Club-8, 95 Photography Club-8, 9, 105 Vice-Pres.-105 Intramural Basketball- 8, 9, 125 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Sr. InterHigh Choir-105 Sr. Latin Club-105 H. R. Vice-Pres.-115 Monroe Life- 11, 125 French Honor Society-125 Monrolog Faculty and Curriculwn Editor-125 Bowling-12. SPER, PAUL NELSON-Intramural Basketball-8, 10, 11, 125 H.R. Vice-Pres.-85 jr. Latin Club-85 jr. Choir-85 Class Pres.-95 jr. Honor Guard-95 Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 125 Key Man-105 Vice-Pres.-115 Pres.-125 Adelphians-10, 115 H. R., Pres.-115 German Club-11, 125 Pres.-115 National Honor Society-11, 12: Monroe Life-11, 125 Sports Editor-125 Commis- aionet of Publicity-125 Student Council-12. STEINER, E. JANE-jr. Orch.-85 jr. Band-85 Sr. Band-9, 10, 11, 125 jr. Choir-95 Beta Chi Tri-Y-115 Sr. Orch.-125 H. R. Treas.-12. STORY, RUSSELL ROBERT STRAZDINS, DAINIS-H. R. Pres.-105 German Club- 10, 115 Pres.-10. SULLIVAN, DAVID F.-Intramural Basketball-8, 95 Swimming-9, 10, 11, 125 Delta Hi-Y-9, 10, 115 Re- serve Basketball-10. SVIE STINS, IN ESE SYNER, ELEANORE-Baseball-85 jr. Choir-95 Bas- ketball-105 Badminton-105 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Gym Attendance-12. TABONE, MARY ANN STELLA-Beta Chi Tri-Y-10, 11, Sec.-115 Bookstore-11, 125 H. R. Sec.-125 Volley- ball-125 Monroe Life-12. TERRE NCE, ROBERT GREGORY THIEL, BRENDA JEAN-jr. Choir-85 Art Club-8, 9, 10, 125 Volleyball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball-8, 93 Badminton-105 Basketball-11, 125 Kaleidoscope-115 Alpha Delta Tri-Y-125 English Office Aide-125 Monro- log-12. Christmas Spirit really began to show at Monroe when Argie Parcero, Bruce Wolfanger, and Pooky White decorated the tree for the faculty Christmas party. THIEL, jOHANNA M.-Baseball-8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Bas- kerball-s, 9, 10, 11, 12: Badminton-10, 11, 12. THURSTON, GENE-Intramural Basketball-8, 9, 105 H. R. Vice-Pres.-95 Perfect Attendance-9. TYLER, GWENDOLYN ANN-Bookshelf-8, 9, J.. Choir-8, 9: Stagecraft--9, 10, 11, 12, Sec.-Treas.-11, 125 sf. choir-10, 11, 12. VAIL, MICHAEL CHARLES VANDENBERGE, JANNETTE HELEN-Beta Chi Tri-Y -105 Volleyball-105 Swimming-10, 115 Monroe Life- l25 Gregg Awards Club-115 Gym Attendance-11. VanDYCK, SARAH RUTH-French Honor S0ciety-10, 11, 125 Pres.-125 National Honor Society-ll, 123 Dis- cussion Club-l1, 125 German Club-119 Swimming-115 Hostess Corps-11g Managing Editor Kaleidoscope-125 Guardian of the Flag-12. VEOMETT, NANCY jANE-Fine Art Award-10, 11. VETROMILE, SHIRLEY ANN-Stagecraft-8, 95 jr. Choir-8, 95 jr. Inter-High Choir-8. 95 Ir. French Club .-8, 95 H. R. Girls' Soc. Ch.-95 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 123 Inter-High Choir-10, 115 H.R. Sec.-10, 11, 129 Gym Attendance-12. VIDALE, RICHARD F.-jr. Choir-8, 93 Inter-High Choir-8, 95 jr. Honor Guard-95 Reserve Swimming-105 Reserve Track-105 Math Club-10, Vice-Pres.-109 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 129 Varsity Swimming-11, 12, Cap't.- 12: Varsity Track-11, 125 Beta Hi-Y-11, 12, Sec.-121 Commissioner of Finance-125 Student Council-125 Bookroom-123 Corridor Patrol-12. WAHL, DONALD ANDREW-Stagecraft-10, ll, 12. WANDERMAN, IUDITH I.-Booltshelf-83 Swimming-83 Baseball-85 jr. Honor Guard-95 Tennis-95 Basketball -105 Volleyball-105 Sr. Latin Club-105 Alpha Kappa Tri-Y-105 Badminton-115 French Honor Society-12: Monrolog-12. Weis, DONALD H. WEISER, ADELE-jr. French Club-85 Beta Chi Tri-Y- 10, 115 Office Aide-125 Switchboard-12. WHITE, GRACE BELLE-Bookshelf-8g jr. Latin Club -8, 95 Swimming-85 jr. Choir-8, 95 jr. Inter-High Ch0if--8, 93 0l'Ch--8, 9, 103 H- R. Sec.-85 Volleyball- 9, 11: Alpha Delta Tri-Y-9, 105 Basketball-10, 125 Sr. Choir-10, 119 Sr. Inter-High Choir-10, 115 Base- ball-l15 Monroe Life-115 Business Mgr. Kaleidoscope -115 French Honor Society-11, 12, VicePres.-125 English Office Aide-115 Editor-in-Chief Monrolog-125 Gym Attendance-12g Co-ed Club-11, 12. WILLIAINB, PETER-Bookshelf-8, 95 jr. Choir-8: Stagecraft-95 Redcoats-10, Il, 12, Cap't.-125 Audio- Visual Aid-11, 12. WITTENBERG, BEVERLY M.-Volleyball-8, 95 Beta Sigma Nu Tri-Y-8, 95 Perfect Attendance-95 Gregg Awards Club-10, 11: Sr. Choir-11, 12. WOLFANGER, BRUCE DeVERE-H.R. Pres.-8, 9: Delta Hi-Y-8, 9, Sec.-95 jr. Choir-8, 95 jr. Inter High Choir-8, 95 Intramural Basketball-8, 9, 105 Class Vice-Pres.-95 jr. Honor Guard-95 Class Pres.- 105 Sr. Choir-10, 11, 125 Sr. Inter-High Choir-10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres.-12: Theta Hi-Y-11, 125 Varsity Soccer -115 Student Assoc. Pres.-12. WOLK, ALLAN-jr. Latin Club-83 Intramural Basket- ball-85 jr. Honor Guard-95 Field and Stream Club-10: Reserve Soccer-115 German Club-11, 125 Reserve Bowling-115 Varsity Bowling-12: Monroe Life-12: Kaleidoscope-12. YOUNG, DONNA MARIE-Art Club-8, 92 Volleyball- 85 Beta Chi Tri-Y-9, 105 Gregg Awards Club-10, 11: Esterbrook Award-11. ZINK, G EORGE E DWIN joyce Relin and Augusta Klieger have been buddies for a long time. 81 Mr. and Mrs. Patrons Mrs. Emily Back Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Batterson Phil Berger Samuel Berger Ira I. Berman Alfred Biondo Paul Bofinger Myer Braiman H. Brody Alfred E. Brown, Sr. Ben C. Byers Charles Carver Clarence E. Case E. Cashman Ralph Catlin Henry E. Clements D. W.,Colegrove Harold Davidson Sam Davidson R. J. Davin Mrs. julia de Gogorza Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Alva C. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clara J. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diehl English, Sr. Edward H. Fischer, jr H. A. Fischer Eli Fix Hyman Freeman jacob D. Goldstein Louis K. Gordon I. D. Granite Eric S: Green Elmer Greenstone Haldoupis jacob Harrison Harold C. Hodge William C. Hutchinson Charles Isaacs Chesteen Kendall David J. Kesden Donald V. King Max A. Klieger Otto W. Leitzke Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Ling C. Lloyd Lipscomb . Samuel E. Lipsky Henry A. McCormack William McOuat Robert McQuarrie Mrs. E. B. Merchant Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Issie Morgenstern Joseph Nagan W. Watson Northrop Shepard Nusbaum Ralph I. Oatman Miss A. Helen O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pastorell Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Rapp Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Relin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Repp Eugene Sands George Sano Mrs. T. Sapper Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Moe Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Schwarzenbach Miss Mary A. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith n Mr. and Mrs. Layton D. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. William V. Soble Rabbi and Mrs. A. Soloman Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Soslow Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Sper Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Michael Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Leon Syner Herman C. Thiel Winfield D. Tyler joseph Vincent Vail, Louis Vandenberge Vetromile . Richard Vidale . H. Wanderman . Nathan Weiser Paul White Rudolph Wittenberg Howard F. Wolfanger Miss Elizabeth Wood ,l wig yy 1 .. W4 ,.r. N. ww - -if-r .-ff.: 'gry5r'gww1Sr-Hzvqf-sag-a THETA HI - President -Paul Sper Secretary -Tom Schwartz Vice President -David Greenstone Chaplin -Robert Briggs Treasurer -Eagan Sciper Adviser -Mr. Herbert Comfort Members Donald Biondo Philip Brady John Casteel Robert Crandall Ronald Crandall Alan Davidson Terry Davin Arthur Freeman john Glazer Dave Gordon Dick Hazell Marty Kaplan Tom Keogh Ned Newland Neal Northrup Dick Mitchell Don Pfaff Robin Saunders Jack Sheldon Sheldon Sper Bruce Van Voorhis David Zittle 83 Morrall Studio - Portrait Photographers - Hotel Seneca Mezzanine Floor By Appointment - Phone HAmilton 4966 Official Photographers for 1954 Monrolog THE WISE OLD OWL SAYS! ,,, ' lk , ff gi ' 47? f f ff N' If f .Y 1 X an, X' jf E Q Be Ready for a Rainy Day Try the Sunny Savmgs Way Starta SAVINGS BANK Account Now Whv-00? f M Rochester Savings Bank 1' Bc Branches Main Office - 40 Franklin St. - 47 West Main St. 1775 Clinton Ave., North 84 Best Wishes ' e '. -' Teache in M roe ' I Marley C asy Don Nan ev Ro l,ukic Sirley . Tur Art Shirl a - Pee W Pix I. S. Di Scatman Willie Judy Ada Russ Gabe Cheryl Spider VIC U-Hd lRV's SCI-lOEMAN'S FASHION CENTER at 472 Monroe Ave. Hots - Ground Steaks Soft Drinks AIU. 2586 OLYMPIC PARK McGREGORS . . Golf Driving Range Miniature Golf Baseball Batting Machine Kiddie Land Monroe Ave. at Rutgers Grand at Chamberlain Refreshment Stand Monroe 1415 CULVER 1573 Bumper cm Scottsville Road - Opposite Airport 85 STUDIO OR HOME PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN 8: FAMILY GROUPS CHILDHOOD STUDIOS, INC. 337 Monroe Avenue FLOWERS by MARIE BAETJER 649 I':1rk .Kvenue ROCHICSTER 7, N. Y. NIU. 3874 HAmilton 3966 CONGR,-YI'l'I..K'I'IONS K BEST INISHES to MONROE HIGH SCHOOL GR.-XI7l'.YI'IiS of june. l954 MEYERS SNACK BAR l4th. WARDE R A Newspaper Serving the Interests 985 S' CLINTON AVE' of the South-East Area of Rochester 79 Pinnacle Road Cniiuri-M Congratulations to the 1954 GRADUATING CLASS EISCH ER BODY SERVICE Automobile Repair and Appraisal 32 University 86 TIMMIES 2l5 Pearl Street Rochester, N. Y. S 6 G GROCERY Fmits and Vegetables Daily Frozen Foods - Ice Cream Free Delivery Phone Mo. 5158 983 Monroe Ave., Rochester 20, N. Y. GEO. J. SCHWALB'S SERVICE STATION South Clinton at South Goodman WHELPLEY Q PAUL Prescription Opticians Seneca Hotel Arcade ASK YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN ABOUT DUI WORK SUSl'S BARBER SHOP MONROE RECORD SHOP 772 Monroe Ave. Rochester 7, N. Y. 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DUNNE'S BICYCLE SHOP 37l jefferson Avenue Genesee 0628' SCHWINN DEALER Sales 81 Service N. J. MlLLER'S SON FUNERAL HOMES 1625 Mt. Hope Ave. 706 South Ave Robert Lemke and Mr. Pruyne work hard? the punt shop. Genesee 2664-W MELODY FIVE Music for all occasions Don Bader 64 Wooden St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 from A FRIEND TSHE ADELPHIANS Congratulations lrom Pop BLOSSOM SWEET SHOPPE Catering, Fountain Service, Fine Foods 686 Monroe Ave. Mon. 3635 PAINTING 8: DECORATING Genesee 3408-R GALUSHA MARKET Choice Meats and Poultry 739 Park Ave. Rochester 7, N. Y. Phone: MOnroe 2759 PARK AVENUE CLEANERS 645 Park Ave. MONROE HIGH SCHOOL BOOK EXCHANGE For Your Convenience Hours: 8:30-8:45 Daily 3:00-3:15 Daily Lunch Period One Best Wishes from Mrs. Carter's HOMEROOM 3 0 3 Norm Kathy Sandy Pete Art Mary jane Sally Mike Augusta. Golda Jerry Jim Gwen Selma Larry Ivvvc Spacia Pat Jean Dave Rita Marty Hanle Bob Dick George Cohen goes up for two against Charlotte. SOUTH SIDEPHARMACY Donald C. 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Hodes, Prop. 666 South Ave. Monroe 8827 masr WISHES mom DOUGHTY'S Frozen Custard H36 Monroe Ave. Monroe 9120 Best Wishes from ARMAND'S BARBER SHOP 465 Monroe Ave. FRANCIS DRY CLEANERS 1015 So. Clinton Best Wishes from H. and E. SANDWICH SHOP 280 Alexander Street FINE FOODS TO PLEASE YOU FOUNTAIN SERVICE DINNERS HOMEROOM 102 Best Wishes to the Senior Class from KAPPA I-ll-Y Demitry Larry - Snail Kenny j. Dad Joclto Abeinathy Bob Strib Skip Todd Big Al Mike Albert Christiano Sam Leelly Eugene Dibby Ox Pahiwishes Fish Fingers Cockroach Bob Karlitine Hutch john 92 jim Lloyd Gene Carl Dave jack Zubbie Al Lowell Bud Kyle Tom Knockers Lots of Luck and More 'mfdv Babs To The Class of '54 Rains Roy Ollie Enthusiastic Sophomores prepare a skit for their Crystal Ball . Summer Sportswear at PARK AVE. MEN'S SHOP 647 Park Ave. at Berkely QUETSCHENBACH'S p RED 8: WHITE 848 South Ave. Mo. 2462 Spring and Summer Fashion Favoritel RIPTON DRESSES Dresses for Special Occasions or Casuals Sizes 7-14 12-20 14 M-24M Prices Sl0.95-829.95 739 Monroe Avenue PARKDALE LAU NDERETTE 644 Park Avenue MOnroe l60l Tested susmsss mnmmd O e and S I Adve Shes 1863 two year courses in' Accounts y l M h rtis ng, erc an isin . ecre aria , an ar ecre LIPMAN'S KOSHER MARKET 1462 Monroe Ave. i d 8 MedicslS I 1 S! d dS tarial i , Free daily delivery Monroe 3093 P ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE - Clinlon Ave. S., Rochcsier 4, N. Y. 93 SCHNEIDER'S PHARMACY 1-192 Monroe Ave. Your Rexall Store We tnrry Il complete line of THE FINEST SCHOOL SUPPLIES STAR MARKET TSTIIFIICS D. d .ICWCIYY WILLIAM S. THORNE jeweler 318 East Main St. Official R.R, Watch Inspector SALON de BEAUTE 1790 East Avenue Rochester 10, New York Phone: Hillside 3898 -- Hair Stylists - RUTH'S SHOP Dresssmaking Alterations 1044 South Clinton HOMEROOM 325 Best Wishes From STREETER'S DELICATESSEN 579 S. Goodman St. CASE DRUG STORE 219 Monroe Ave. C k Wdy Sl Speed C De V B bbl i ard glony ' D. ' u i Bronto we Ihin o S K317 ' 3 Bin may oo Vlarsh Arch Cond ' Ma - ow-. Oatmeal jim aile Dirk Advisor U 94 Wedding Invitatons . . . to match the beauty of your ' dd'n ' me r g ceremony. Latest styles in thennographed raised printing. Our prices will please you! Social Stationery Informals PARK PRINTERS 703 Park Ave. Hillside 3988 Evenings by Appointment MT. READ PHARMACY HARRY SANZEL Ph. G. 990 Monroe Avenue Rochester, N. Y. PAUL WHITE Conductor, Rochester Pops Orchestra From the cERAKo's DINER MEN Next to the Cinema in PRINT SHOP BECK'S MARKET 743 South Ave. STOCICS SAUSAGE 819 Clinton Ave. S. Mo. 1568 SPARTA LUNCH Best of Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS of Even a mascot at the Brighton game! AD SALESMEN:-First Row, L. to R.: S. Bienenstock, M. Fischer, P. Soble, S. Soble, A. Kesden. Second Row: S. Alexander, E. Snyder, K. Green, A. Kremer, T. Davin, R. Oatman, G. White. Third Row.' D. Biondo, B. Hutchinson, G. Millimln, J. Knox. Absent: P. Bofinger, B. Goldstein, J. Wander- man, S. Fleming, N. Nasca, S. Andrews, R. Schneider, P. Shortsleeve, D. Babcock, K. Hnldoupis, D. Kemp. Since one-third of publication costs are covered by income from advertisements, it was through the ad salesmen's efforts that this yearbook has been possible. 96 ,ff-F J mr :vn- IJE iff V f W n n fn gm .13 5 fn' al If AS. .iam A af' 1 sd, s 4 -N af ' E ' -A we -. 6 'f 4 -N' a 1 ,1- .