Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 PRESENTS: MONROE HIGH SCHOOL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Dedication We, the graduating class of 1957, owe a great debt to our community, the City of Rochester. For this community, by sustaining Monroe High School has freely bestowed upon us a most precious possession, education. And yet we have never been made to feel that any return was expected. Rochester has supported and nourished Monroe as the earth holds fast a growing tree. With its financial resources Rochester has given us fine, modern facilities in many fields. It has assembled a staff of first rate professional educators and assistants. These factors have made our years at Monroe a continuous and enjoyable educational opportunity and have caused the name of Monroe High School to be synonymous with education of high quality. We are proud of this. Rochester has provided a fine cultural and spiritual environ¬ ment for us. Its libraries, theaters, art galleries, museums, churches, and temples have offered a rich background for our high school lives; its institutions of higher learning and its industries have frequently extended assistance to further our education. For this we are deeply grateful. We also thank the officers and members of the Monroe Com¬ munity Association—the teachers, parents, and neighbors of Monroe— for their assistance in harmonizing our educational aims and in making Monroe High School a better place in which to learn and live. Such schools and home contact has been precious. All these advantages we recognize and appreciate. As an ac¬ knowledgment of our debt to our community and as an expression of our gratitude, we, the graduating class of 1957, dedicate this year¬ book to the Monroe Community Association and the City of Rochester. 2 MONROE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS—Mr. Robert Roop, Mrs. Harry Malley, Mrs. F. Bruce Cowley, Mrs. P. Frederic Metildi. Mr. Harold Kolko. Contents Faculty ■ ■■ . 4 Seniors ■ ■ ■ . . 14 Activities . ■ ■ ■ . . 32 Sports ■ ■ ■ . . 62 Senior Biographies . . 78 3 Mary A. Sheehan Principal Your unfailing service, leadership, and pride in Monroe High School will always command our highest admiration and respect. Class of ' 57 Paul A. Steese Vice Principal The qualities of quiet kindness and under¬ standing and the consideration you have 6 Loretta Emery Attendance Julian Lowell Boys Advisor Evelyn Waugh Girls’ Advisor They guide and serve our school Lenoir Burnside Psychologist Edward Hardick Speech Clara Curtiss Librarian Walter Bishop Custodian Dorothy Andrews Dietitian Mary Clement Nurse 7 English Meyerstem, Stolbrtad Pioppi, Morton, Remington, Sliker, Prior, O ' Connell. (f () Seated: Furlong, Moore, Carver, Harrison, Schuster. Standing: berp’itfes, Kirby, Ball, DeRosa. Mathematics Seated: Burnett, Madigan, Rose, Reuschle, Hofmann, Griswold, Ferner, Tacci. Murray, Ullrich, Archer, Hawlces. Smith, Cummings Bloom, Ulrich, Snow. 9 Commercial Business Education Seated: Heveron, Gadway. Standing: Schwartz, Lamoree, Town, Matheis, Shopes. 10 Front Row: Nye, Greffratn. Van Order, Lang, Back Row: Caragher Schminke. Wiles Barr. Insert: Wallace. Social Studies Hutchinson. Rudolf, Bowen, Fabiano, Greenberger, Davison, Snyder, De Soto. Senior Homeroom Teachers Van Order, Ferner, Murray, Reuschle. Inserts: Kelly, Jackman, Pooler, Bockes. 2 i Guidance Counselors Front Row: Prior, Wallace, Nye, Lamo- ree. Back Row: Cummings, Savage. Practical Arts Front Row: Neff. Pruyne, Sherwood. Rey¬ nolds, Albrecht. Back Row: Bolton, Bockes, Kelly, Rockcastle. Health Education First Row: Harmon, Fuller, Macartney, Blair. Second Row: Cooper, Pooler, Schmidt, Col¬ well, Strassner. Insert: Bab¬ cock. CLAUDINE DE SMET 13 Avenue des Traquets Auderghem Bruxelles Belgium Claudine De Smet has been a welcome addition to our senior class. Coming from Belgium, she has spent the year in America under the auspices of the American Field Service. Those of us who have known Claudine have been impressed by her adjustment and ability to make friends. We hope that she will always remember her experiences with the Class of ' 57. 16 Robert George Barlow 305 Field Street Janet Avis Balliett 164 Mulberry Street Barbara Ann Bascom Douglas Frederick Beaven 922 S. Goodman Street 155 Gregory Hill Road Robert H. Berger 138 Laburnum Crescent Barbara Behner 127 Seager Street Thomas Franklin Behrendt 21 Ericsson Street Robert Wayne Barlow Judith Alma Barry 95 Elmcroft Road 95 Wilmington Street Robert Gene Bleder 45 Hickory Street Bob Robert William Betlem Frank Thomas Bianchi 898 South Clinton Avenue 843 Jefferson Rood Butch Robert J. Berger 321 Crosman Terrace Bob Donna Jean Bernhardt 35 Sumner Park Donnie ' Jacqueline Arlene Boltwood Caroline M. Bott 210 Hillside Avenue 800 West Jefferson Road Annette Evelyn Bittker 525 Benton Street Bit Joseph Thomas Black 28 Bobrich Drive Joe Ann Billings 13 Bobrich Drive Annabelle .� 4d jS i ■ r MU vv ’ W9 v. V John Thomas Bovaird Bonnie 1. Brennan Roberta Anne Briggs Loretta Brockway Margaret Lang Brown 608 South Avenue 315 Cottage Street 64 Sycamore Street 1024 S. Goodman Street 143 Rutgers Street Tiger Bren Bert Laurie Margi 18 Ronald Burns Sandra Mae Bush Adrea Caplan Robert L. Cardot Anthony A. Cellura 10 Paul Place 69 May Street 84 Alliance Avenue 51 Sycamore Street 20 Olive Street Ron Sandy Andy ' Bob Tony David F. Conrad 11 Amherst Street Nancy Suzanne Coox 171 Berkeley Street Nance Petros P. Chrysalides 88 Rutgers Street Pete Loren Philip Conley 16 Santa Circle Pittsford Lyle P. Conley 16 Santa Circle Pittsford Norma Ann Crandall 36 Cobbs Hill Drive Ronald Hawley Crandall 36 Cobbs Hill Drive Ronald B. Davis 116 Redfern Drive Arthur H. Davidson 131 Alliance Avenue ' W r I k ' 4- ' “ rrvy ■ ■r 1 1 Edward Robert Dunning 44 Fairfax Road Sudzy Larry Dennis Eads 17 Highland Partway Lar Jerry Alan DuFresne 144 Alexander Street Jer Thomas B. Driver 61 Southview Terrace Tommy Edward Joseph Foley 672 Mt. Read Boulevard Franklin B. Fischer 844 Elmwood Avenue Cynthia Jean Evans 65 Hoeltzer Street iylvia Joan Felderstein 267 Crosman Terrace Edward Larry Epstein 77 Vassar Street James Donald Froyd Donald Lester Fuller 1068 S. Goodman Street 100 Cimarron Drive Gari-Lynn Gallean 207 Caroline Street Ronald C. Forsyth 84 Jersey Street Douglas George Foote 208 Sanford Street T ' f ' f I VH L | Jon Karl Goeckel 675 Grand Avenue Elsa Margaret Glover 349 Benton Street Norbert Gerber 555 Harvard Street Norb Edward B. Gilbert 154 Hillside Avenue Douglas D. Goodno, 248 Pearl Street Doug Robert Edward Goldsteii 1160 Monroe Avenue Bob Donald J. Greunke Hinda Guttenberg Charmaine J. Habberfield Jane M. Haggerty Terence Vincent Hair 12 Marjorie Court 325 Field Street 74 South Union Street 20 Burkhard Place 129 Hamilton Street Don Charlie Janie Terry 21 Richard W. Hazell 824 Meigs Street Hooter Robert D. Headley 2185 Highland Avenue Bob Michael Hemings 50 Cornell Street Mike Russell L. Hatch 166 Winton Road North Russ Linda Marie Harster 39 Croydon Road Lin Barbara Ellen Isaacs 45 Girard Street Carol Grace Jackson t 21 Elmhurst Street C Robert Earl Hutchins 67 Allmeroth Street Richard F. Hill Iris Louise Hunt 392 Broadway ■ VI - 4 - | sRJ ' T -Iv -f 41 1 9 9 mgr um r y_i Barbara Ann Jordan Donald F. Junod Harvey Wayne Kaiser Martin S. Kaplan Karl M. Kau 71 Wilmington Street 716 Harvard Street 305 2 Pearl Street 237 Berkeley Street 52 Manor Parkway Gordie Don Kap 22 John. Edward Kelley 475 Oxford Street Jack Thomas A. Keogh 48 Avondale Park Tom Letty Lee Ketchall 43 Welder Street Kirke Alan King 91 Rosedale Street Terrance King 1477 South Avenue Terry Edward Charles Krause Karin Ursula Krause Kathleen Kuhn Carol Ann LaFlame James Michael Langill 1565 Town Line Road 5 Castle Park 735 Mt. Hope Avenue 1 Hoyt Place 31 Probert Street Eddie Krause Kay Dimples Jim 23 Barbara Jean Larkin James B. Laurro Maurice C. Lavine Gail Ann Lawson David James Leary 100 Glenbrook Road Censored tgers Street ’Jim 640 Broadway Shorty Benjamin E. Lipschuetz 1053 Park Avenue Ben Nathan Roy Lincoln 457 Benton Street Gator Lois Faith Levin, 35 Girard Street Linda Ann Levinson 100 Crosman Terrace Vivien Jane Mangan Henry E. Manlier Richard David Marsden James William Martin Richard Reed McCormick 72 Cypress Street 126 Shelbourne Road 577 Melville Street 1261 North Clinton Avenue 8 Beverly Street Viv Bud Dicker Jim Dick 24 William Harold Morse Carol Edith Moscowitz Edward Daniel Murray Margaret A. Murray Wesley A. Murray 698 Melville Street 125 Laburnum Crescent 148 Barrington Street 148 Barrington Street 569 Merchants Road Bill Cookie Ned Marg •Whitey 25 Donald Eugene Nicodemus 457 Pearl Street Nick Alan S. Nilsson 33 Balsam Street Al Jane Novick 240 Pinnacle Road Janie Marcia Anne O ' Connor 30 Thayer Street Anthony M. Ogden 1140 Park Avenue Tony 1957 John L. Paterson 64 Nelson Street Jack Patricia Ann Patnode 290 Hamilton Street Little Pat Robert P. Ogie 32 Benton Street John Paul O ' Gorman 15 Riverside Street Nancy Kay Oliver 26 Irvington Road Nance Yvonne Ellen Perei David Vinson Perry Pauline Ann Peter Donald Wells Pfaff Wendy Lou Phillips 616 S. Goodman Street 61 Wyand Crescent 81 Savannah Street 344 Barrington Street 1049 Harvard Street Ellie Dave Pete Don Phil 26 Peter Nelson Fitz Randolph 171 Highland Parkway Pete Rodney M. Rajca 1631 Town Line Road Rod Eric N. C. Randall 557 Hazelwood Terrace Allen Platt 111 Asbury Street John Burke Porter 71 Harvard Street Dana Estella Rittenhouse 196 Linden Street Ritt Gary Al Robinson 1 5 Alvin Place Joyce Beatrix Rich Suzanne Marie Richardson 21 Gregory Street 105 Winton Road South Suzie Janet Scott Reed 116 Crosman Terrace Reedo Marion Ray Rosenfeld 40 Shepard Street Lucille Yvonne Roth 1 Field Street Bonnie Lou Robert James Rowley 548 Mt. Hope Avenue Bob Lawrence Alan Rudner 2076 Highland Avenue Larry Goodman A. Salzman 282 Crosman Terrace Goody 27 yra Elaine Schorner 14 Regent Street Robert Leo Schaefer 479 Benton Street Snork Jean Marie Schleber 6 Hiohlai L eights Robert Scheuer 933 Meigs Street Bob Ted H. Schmidt 72 Irvington Road Skipper Helene Dornan Sheehan 396 Browncroft Boulevard Hene Patricia Ann Sevigny 135 Colonial Road Patricia Ann Sharrow 79 Bond Street Pat 159 Mt. Vernon Avenue RoJhOa Judith Leila Silverstein 72 Alliance Avenue Judy Peter G. Silverstein 171 Harvard Street Pete Lynnette Anne Sloat 242 Dartmouth Street Lassie Sally Fairchild Small 1338 Park Avenue Natalie M. Smith 570 Meigs Street Smitty 28 Patricia Ann Stalker 80 French Road Stitch ' Ronald Lee Stady 60 Cook Street Ron Joseph D. Spence 281 Rosedale Street Joe E. Randall Spilberg 102 Colebourne Road Randy Jonathan G. Solomon 150 Dartmouth Street Jon ’ Gerald N. Stevens 54 Northgate Road William A. Stevenson 176 Benton Street Susan Lee Stebbins 15 Sumner Park James Starkey 76 Winton Road South Gerald M. Starks 22 Sycamore Street John E. Stockton 188 Culver Rood Arnold Bradley Stoller Joyce Elaine Storey 88 Lowell Street 29 Averill Avenue Sharron Cecile Stilwell 109 Merwin Avenue 288 Mt. Vernon Avenue mm W _If_ James Sweetheimer 15 Paul Place Jim Susan Mae Swartz 7 Goebel Place Sue ' Barbara Ellen Taylor 601 Linden Street Barbie Irene Su 90 Clearview Drive Pittsford Elizabeth Swarthout 119 Brunswick Street Betsy Joyce N. Turner 216 Rockingham Street Joy Bruce Michael Trapane 53 Wilcox Street Brucie Deborah A. Tepperman Susan Gail Tischer 41 Darwin Street 1258 Park Avenue Barbara L. Teller 118 Gregory Street Robert J. Van Loon Edward C. Van Voorhis John Vordonis 1076 Winton Road North 200 Rockingham Street 729 S. Goodman Street Lois J. Van Camp 144 72 Alexander Street Olin 8. van Dyck 87 Pembroke Street m A Nancy Charlotte Voss Vicki M. Wahl Diane Estelle Warshof Thomas F. Weaver Rise Charlotte Weinstein 242 Dorchester Road Nan” 210 Hillside Avenue Kitten 33 Milburn Street Dee 483 Pearl Street Tom 330 Barrington Street Red Gary Thomas Weller Dennis John Welpe Frederick Eugene White John Benton Willis Elaine Jeanette Woomer 191 Henrietta Street 619 South Clinton Avenue Denny 77 Richard Street Fearless 438 Caroline Street Little John 136 Hamilton Street NOT PICTURED Arthur Moses 64 Beekmen Place Jerome Zamos 295 Canterbury Road James K. Zimmer 353 Benton Street G. Young Hamilton Street PRESIDENT Donald Pfaff Student The Student Council, composed of sleeted officers, appointed commission- srs, and class presidents, is the gov- srning body of Monroe. The profits rom the first Student Council dance save been used to award free letters to sur varsity players. SECRETARY Sally Small VICE-PRESIDENT Mark Kolko Council Under the direction of the Council, publicity for all student events has im¬ proved greatly. Some of its other acti¬ vities include reorganization of the lost and found department, ratification of several constitutional amendments, and the direction of a second Students’ Day. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMISSIONERS—First Row: Rosenteld, Phillips, Bascom. Second Row: Gratiot, Taylor, Albert. Keogh. Conrad, Kaplan. Third Row: Donovan, Glaser. Fuller. Sullivan, Mc¬ Intosh, Randall, Stockton, Lillie. Porter. 34 President’s Forum The Presidents ' Forum is composed of all homeroom presidents and is led by the Student Council vice-president. This year ' s Forum sponsored a magazine drive, the proceeds of which went towards the purchase of a scoreboard and timer for the boys ' gym. The revision and publicity of Monroe ' s student code and the con¬ tinuation of Student (o the Month ' ' were two of t.he Forum J,mflpr£ank-contri butions. PRESIDENTS ' FORUM—First Row: Abrams, Hoese Sa rdis Lilli lacopelli, Webster, Prenner. Levinson, Meyer. Darling. Epstein, r Ulp. Baker, Lauterbach, Wing, Buckley, Ogden, Spragg K. Schneier, Coax. E. Wynar, Plaksin, Weiner. Second Row: P. Beaven, D. Beaven, Black, Fuller, Eads, Hutchins, Co Kwasman, B. Wynar, Eggleston, lipschuetz, Alford, Cole. H. Schleber, Repp. Bott. Whitbeck. Nicodemus. Schneier. DeMeco, DeSoto, advisor; Allison. Deutsch, Lemperle. 35 French Honor Society The members of the French Honor Society are chosen for their scholastic ability in the study of French. To further interest in the French people, culture, and language is the function of the organization. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY—First Row: Reed. Phillips. Schwartz, Levinson, Freeman. Second Row: DeSmet, Su, Taylor. Andrew. Albert, Metzger. Third Row: Lange, Feldman, Merchant, Solomon. Voss. Cramer. Gratiot, Bittker, Brown. National Honor Society Students who excel in scholarship, character, leadership, and service are elected to the National Honor Society. Under the leadership of. Miss Bowen and Mr. Lang, the society serves the school in many ways. SENIOR STANDARD BEARERS Donald Pfaff, Honora Albert NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—First Row: Freeman, Swarthout, Metzger, Rosenfeld, Welter, Taylor, Albert, Gratiot, sec.; Kaplan, pres.: Glaser, vice-pres.; Croog, Su, Murray, Phillips. Reed. Second Row: Glover, Boyd, Wemett, Merchant, van Dyck, Rittenhouse, Stebbins, Whitbeck, Cramer, Lipschuetz, Ptaff, Aronovitz, Francis, Rich, Rivkin. Third Row: Bachman, Schlossman, Voss, Warren, Goldstein, Solomon, Perry, Schellenger, Black, Lind, Miller, Schmidt, Froyd, Spragg, Eike, Barlow. Adelphians As projects for the year, the Adel¬ phians presented several books to the school library and served as Monrolog advertising salesmen. High scholastic standing tor each member and coop¬ eration with the school are the goals of this organization. ADELPHIANS—Center: Ungerleder. First Row: Aronovitz, Zamos, Rosenberg, B. Lipschuetz, Epstein, Kaplan, Kessler, Garden, Vinik, Feldman. Second Row: J. Lipschuetz, Relin, Zemel. Prenner, A. Schwartz, Lawrence. P. Schwartz. Goldstein, Black. Brown. Rockowitz, Dinaberg, Berger, Mitchell. Junior Honor Guard Unlike the National Honor Society, members of the Junior JUNIOR STANDARD BEARERS Honor Guard are chosen with scholastic ability as the sole criterion. Anne Travis, Richard Goldstein Members perform small tasks for the school and community. JUNIOR HONOR GUARD—First Row: Goldberg. Abramson. son, Smilack, Woerner. Fifth Row: Cramer, Wynar. Stanfa, Mack, H. Nusbaum, M. Goldstein, Wolk. Schweickert, Watson, Gimple. Kirker. Leys, Harvey. Newberry, Danis. Sixth Row: Roxin, Eck- Second Row: Spencer, Plaksin, Rappaport, Freedman, Eisenberg, hardt, Swarthout. Wait, Conderman, Caplan, Withee. Merrick, Loughman. Fix, Haber. Third Row: Donovan, Diehl, Isbitz. Hallen. Seventh Row: Album. N. Goldstein, F. Nusbaum, Rod- Forman. Lapping, Strom, Weiss, Cole, Olenikow. Fourth Row: ger$, Webster, Westfall, Chapman, Knight, Stannard, Stotz, Alford, Hirschberg. Schulman, Berger, Whitcomb. Nobes. Simp- Schwartz, Grunst, Travis, Sherman, Gallancy, Cohen, Present. 37 NINTH GRADE OFFICERS—Ross g. soc. chm.- Fix sec.-treas.: Donovan pres.: Eckhardt, vice- pres. Absent: Altman b. soc. chm. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS— Le vinson, sec.-treas.- Keymel, g. soc. chm.: Stein, vice-pres.: Kenny, b. soc. chm.: Lillie, pres. Class Officers TENTH GRADE OFFICERS—Ogden, b. soc. chm.: Frank, g. soc. chm.: McCandless, sec.-treas.; Don- ahoe, vice-pres.: McIntosh, pres. Senior Corridor Patrol Junior Corridor Patrol The Redcoats help to keep Mon¬ roe s halls and cafeteria neat and orderly. They give up time from classes. 6B period, and free time in order to serve the school. JUNIOR CORRIDOR PATROL—Marhatta. Holst. Lap¬ ping. Candee. Goldstein, Alford. Frazier, Eisenberg. capt.; Donovan, MacLaurin, Caplan, Mr. Lowell, ad- Formed last year by Mr. Lowell, boys ' advisor, the Junior Corridor Patrol ushers at the weekly junior assemblies. During the year the patrol learns about the safety code at Monroe in order to become part of the senior patrol next year. SENIOR CORRIDOR PATROL—Kneeling: Porter Siebert, Lincoln, Meyer, Stevenson. Eads, Stockton Hill, Ogden, Keogh, Morse, Kolko. Standing: Fuller Beider. L. Conley, Hemings, Hazell, Nicodemus, Mr. Lowell, advisor: Cellura, King. L. Conley, Conrad. Hatch. Starks. visor. FIRE PATROL—Platt, capt.: Laurin, Goodno, Prevost, Foote, capt.; Mr. Neff, advisor. Outside Patrol The Bluecoats are on the job in every type of weather. The members are posted at street corners and sidewalks around the school. This year all the Bluecoats were hon¬ ored when Bud Prevost was chosen Student of the Month for his out¬ standing work. 39 Fire Patrol The excellent safety record of Monroe is due largely to the work of the Fire Patrol. Biannual fire inspections and care of the Yellow Flags during the year ' s twenty fire drills are only a part of their job. j j j b OUTSIDE PATROL—First Row: Eng!©r, P«yf ?Tutty, Duars. Greeley, DyAa Second Row: Dauphinee. Lillie, Goldberg, Stubbe. Third Row: Bensd ? Sad¬ den. Lauren, Utter, Prevost. capt.: Isaacs. Mr. Sliker Becker. Small, Pfaff, and van Dyck rehearse for production of What a Life. Stagecraft Before any play or assembly program is presented, the mem¬ bers of Stagecraft spend many hours building and painting scenery, applying make-up, and doing other work connected with the pro¬ duction of a program. Mr. Sliker and Mr. Remington, the advisors, both give valuable ideas, time, and energy to the work done back- stage. Mr. Remington STAGECRAFT—First Row: Gale, Saltoun, Danis, Smilack, Sher¬ man, Soucy. Second Row: Winslow, Remington, Lange, Watson, Westfall, Sokol, pres.; Whipple, vice-pres.; LeClair, sec.-treas.; Bowers, Morey. Haber, Trimmer. Third Row: Wren, Clark, Rich¬ ardson, Stenzel, Campbell, Albert, Spragg, Soile, Miller, Welsch, Alpert, Merchant, DeSmet, Hennings, Singer. 40 KALEIDOSCOPE EDITORS—Seated: Phillips, asso. editor; Metzger, editor-in-chief; Solomon, asso. editor. Standing: Bittker, art editor; Novicli, asst, editor: Harster, circulation mgr. Audio Visual Aid The Audio Visual Aid Corps, under the direction of Mr. George Albrecht, is one of Monroe ' s important service groups. Members of the Corps give up their free periods to show films and slides in the classes and assemblies. Kaleidoscope The editors of Monroe ' s annual lit¬ erary magazine are assisted by Mr. Carver in selecting from many con¬ tributions, the poems, essays, stories, and art work to be included. The KAL¬ EIDOSCOPE of 1956 was awarded the top honor in the city’s high school con¬ ference. Mr. Carvar Advisor AUDIO VISUAL AID—Seated: Whitman, O’Keefe, Ohls, Sossi, Stern, Maddicks, Barlow, Turney. Kneeling: Webster, Rubens, Blumenaus, Abramson. Nuijens, Rawleigh, R. Lillie, Goldberg, Buchin, Valyear. Standing: Reed, sec.: Mr. Albrecht, advisor; Remington, Hopkins, Platt, Kotsch, Stoler. Johnson, Beaven, Kaplan, Loewe. Grauer, Martin, Murray, pres. ' Alexander, Stoler, Whitmarsh, D. Lillie, vice-pres.; Robinson, Schulman, Stenzel. |S |1IR j i u J ♦. V k 9ml ■ -• im « v a . ■ mb r- : iMx ' T ■IMmu •f n y 1 1 li L 5 A f i T a t 41 Monroe Edward Warren Sports Editor Life Ann Merchant Girls Sports Editor Honora Albert News Editor Phil Whitbeclc Ass t News Editor The MONROE LIFE, which stu¬ dents read each month, represents the combined efforts of the edi¬ tors and staffs. Last year MON¬ ROE LIFE placed first among ' the other city highischool papers; and thiju ' eW. sales records MONROE LIFE BUSINESS STAFF—First Row: Wheeler, Kessler, Metildi, Small. Lipton. Sec¬ ond Row: Steinhardt Relin, Balter, Schwartz, Dinaburg, Kaplan. Weinstein, Rosenbe-g, Pow¬ ell. Mr. Matheis Business Advisor Mr. Ball Publications Advisor MONROE LIFE CIRCULATION STAFF— Inner Row: DeSmet. Lipton, Kessler, Berger. Outer Row: Lauterbach, Froyd. Rich. Bittker, Powell. Eads. MONROE LIFE REPORTERS—Foreground: Lip¬ ton. First Row: Donovan, Croog, N. Reed, Small, J. Reed. Second Row: Balter. Eilce, Andrew, Merchant. Rich, Rivkin, Freeman. Third Row: Aronovitz, Schneier, Ingalls, Kaplan, Gold¬ man, Relin. P. Schwartz. A. Schwartz, Haug, Su, Taylor. Shelby Miller Business Manager Jack Brooks Photographer Benjamin Lipschuetz Circulation Manager Marion Rosenfeld Art Editor Carol Moscowitz Illustrator Nancy Voss Organizations Co-Editor Susan Stebbins Organizations Co-Editor The purpose of MONROLOG is to give every student a special book with which to remember high school days. The editors, and circulation and business staffs with the help of Mr. Ball and Mr. Matheis have tried hard to make this year ' s book another award winner. Robert Goldstein Editor-in-Chief Robert Bieder Boys Sports Editor Berbere Teylor Faculty Editor Elizabeth Swarthout Senior Biographies Co-Editor Irene Su Senior Biographies Co-Editor Janet Reed Senior Pictures Ann Merchant Copy Editor 4 Lffr li? 4 V !V ||| ■ r MONROLOG BUSINESS STAFF—Foreground: Miller. First Row: Small. Lipton. Goldstein. Bittker. Album. Greenberg. Second Row: Sokol, Merchant. Voss, Eike. Spragg. Andrew. Glaser. Schellenger. Relin. Kessler. MONROLOG EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS —Spragg, Relin. MONROLOG CIRCULATION STAFF—Foreground: Lipschuetz. Sitting: Merchant. Voss. Andrew. Standing: Miller, Bittker. Lipton. Croog Album. Glaser, Relin Greenberg. Eike. PUBLICATION TYPISTS—Billii Schwartz. Harster, M O __ � _j 0 j L bl JL f T § 1 hi yl • 4 ] Advanced Science Club Formed to meet the needs of chemistry and physics students, the Advanced Science Club has encouraged supplementary scientific projects. The programs are arranged and conducted by the students under the guidance of Mr. Ullrich. ADVANCED SCIENCE CLUB—Sitting: Silverman. Grauer. Merchant. Miller, sec. Standing: Cramer. Mr. Ullrich, advisor: Sokol, Goldstem. pres.: Epstein, van Dyck, vice-pres.: Schmidt. Hirschberg, Isbitz. LeClair. Science Club The aim of the Science Club is to further the members study of science. Some of the year ' s pro¬ jects included the use of the microscope in the study of amoebae and paramecia, the dissection of a frog, and a lecture by Dr. Savalor on the kidney. SCIENCE CLUB—Sokol, vice-pres.: Chazan, pres.: Silien, sec.: Cramer. Mr. Ulrich, advisor. RADIO CLUB—Sitting: van Dyck. Mr. Bockes, advisor. Kap¬ lan. Grauer. Ruth. Berkowitz. Standing: Hopkins, Stoller. Cohen. Kaiser. Radio Club Monroe ' s newest club is the amateur Radio Club. Boys interested in securing a radio license have formed this group to obtain instruction from Mr. Bockes and from a licensed radio ham. ' ' The club meets weekly for code, theory, and construction lessons. • ¥ ■ ii .. r ' Y W 1 L ' ii. f i 46 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB—Sitting: Wynar, Merritt. Silverman. Strassberg. sec. treas.; Hirschberg. pres.: Edelstein, vice pres. Standing: Rand. Isbitz, Bale, Campbell, Crapsey. Photography Club The members of fhe Photography Club have the photographic facilities of Monroe at their disposal. One activity engaged in this year was the taking and processing of the club members por¬ traits. Greenhouse Club The Greenhouse Club offers botanical training under the capable direction of Miss Snow. The flowers planted by the club are distributed through¬ out the school, lending a cheerful and gracious atmosphere. GREENHOUSE CLUB—Miss Snow, advisor; Lipscomb, pres.: Bale. Bernstein, Norfleet, LeClair, sec. Math Club The Math Club, which meets every other week, has been working out trick problems this year. The club ' s main purpose is to create a better under¬ standing of math. At the same time it strives to increase the members ' enjoyment of the subject. MATH CLUB—First Row: Kaplan. Cohen. Weiner, Russell vice- pres.: P. Schwartz, pres. Second Row: Leys. H. Schwartz, sec : Woerner, Gallancy, Westfall, Merriclc. Third Row: Schulman Arbesman, Cramer, Archer, Adler, advisor, Rodgers, Travis, Sherman. Levenstein, Miss Reuschle, 47 Senior Latin Club SENIOR LATIN CLUB—First Row: Byers. Haber, Wanderman. Paul, Present. Second Row: Rivlcin, Miss Maxwell, advisor; Francis, consul; Alpert, Green¬ berg, consul; Fix, Finn, scriba; Danis. Third Row: Lazarus. Marcus, Schloss- man, Russell, Silien, Sokol, Schneier, Klein, Album, Sullivan, Weintraub, Peca. Senior Latin Club provides a social atmosphere for the Latin students to increase their knowledge of ancient Rome. Among the outstanding meetings was a talk given by Mr. Fabiano on the Roman Forum, present day Rome, and Pompey. Other highlights were a quiz program and a visit to the Greek and Roman exhibits at the Art Gallery. Future Teachers of America The members of the Future Teachers of America have explored their interest in teaching through speakers and other programs. Seniors took part in a sub- cadeting program at No. 15 school. As a community project, a correspond¬ ence album was made for the Junior FUTURE TEACHERS—First Row: Schneier, Levinson. Phillips, Weinstein, Kirker. Second Row: Newberry. Bieder, Eike, vice-pres.; Singer, Bittker, Reed, pres.: Harster. Darling Novick, sec. Third Row: Goldstein, Stebbins, Cooper, Bronner, Metz, Weintraub, Christ, Russell, Wing, McCarty, Fulton, Greenbaum, BalLett, Rich, Wiseman, Weisenberg. JUNIOR LATIN CLUB—First Row: Koren, Raphael. Tyler, S. Levinson. Second Row: Schwartz, Prenner, Wynar, Gottfried, sec.-treas.; Northrup, vice-pres.; Schneier. pres.: Rosenthal, Silverberg. Hurwitz. Dinaburg, Miss Leary, ad¬ visor; Caplin. Third Row: Appelbaum, Daniel, M. Levinson, Goodelle, Gagner, Kayes. Goldberg, Rockowitz, Norris, Gratiot, Freedman, Stady, Singer. J.:, 5 rS a i . diM Junior Latin Club This year ' s activities in the Junior Latin Club were highlighted by the presentation of a quiz program given by two members from the Senior Latin Club. At the Thanksgiving and Christ¬ mas parties, plays were given by the members. 48 Junior French Club The aim of the Junior French Club is to bring students closer to the French people, their language, and their cus¬ toms. Currently the members are put¬ ting together a scrapbook to send to a French school in the hopes that it will bring a lasting friendship. JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB—First Row: Westfall, Bernstein, Miller, Resnick, Stern. Second Row: Zagorski, Gwirtzman, Schwartz, sec.: Wainer, vice-pres.: Vine, pres.: Ciurca, treas.; Stone, Farber. Third Row: Saltoun, Harpending, Clark, Rodgers, Nusbaum, Mrs. Harison, advisor; Belous, Gallant, Offen, Turk, Weiss. £ Hit ▼ V T m i Iff ™ .m m t w. ftp ' V dm fftj Future Nurses of America The purpose of the Future Nurses of America is to give high school girls a greater insight into the various medical professions for women, and to broaden their knowledge of these professions. Visits to hospitals, films, and lectures have been an important part of the pro¬ gram this year. FUTURE NURSES—First Row: Achter, P. Schwartz, McElligott, E. Schwartz. Lis- tovitch, Hurwitz. Second Row: Grunst, junior pres.: Richardson, senior pres.: Webster. Parnall, Davis, Kurtz. Third Row: Kershaw, Kwasman. Norris, Ash, For¬ man, Canarvis, Garretson, Stein, Schnarr, MacDonald, Smith, Simpson, Brairton. GERMAN CLUB — First Row: Phillips, Taylor, Samuel. Bartosch, Goff, Bale, J. Barlow. VanDeusen, Volz. Second Row: Bachman, Zamos, Rosenfeld, Hess, Whitbeck, P. Smith, Warren, Goldman, Mrs. Krichbaum, advisor: van Dyck, Aronovitz. Welter. Third Row: Mack. Barasch, Lipschuetz, R. Spragg. Kovel. Hiler, Lenhardt, Farrell, Woomer. R. Barlow, Ozols, T. Smith, Page, Stanfa, J. Spragg. Glaser, Loewe, Sauer. Rugelis. German Club Scholastic encouragement and prac¬ tical projects are two ways in which the German Club benefits the school and community. Giving Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families and holding an inter-high German ban¬ quet were among the activities of this group. 49 lit 5 ft k W A; ■ 1 jV n% hlM 4 i 11 « Vi i � V f - ' 1 “ Main Office Aides These aides devote their tree periods to service in the main office. The girls operate the switch¬ board, take messages, and deliver passes. The girls ' gym instructors are helped by these girls who take attendance, check the keyboard, and run errands. MAIN OFFICE AIDES—Evans, Sheehan, Stilwell, Wheeler. Gym Aides GYM AIDES—First Row: Bittker, Rittenhouse, Metzger. Sec¬ ond Row: Gratiot, Stebbins, Schwartz, Roop, Doll. Third Row: Voss, Novick, Schleber, Krieqer, Spragg, Eike, Nichols. ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES—Seated: Lawson, Mrs. Emery, advisor, Rich, Kuhns, Balliett. Standing: Headley, Ogden, Hunt. Attendance Office Aides Students who work in the attendance office volunteer their free periods to help Mrs. Emery with the clerical work, attendance cards, and other miscellaneous jobs. 50 Book Store At the bookstore Mr. Gadway and his able assistants aid the students in their bus token and stationery purchases. These assistants give up all their homeroom periods in order to serve the school. BOOKSTORE—Foreground: Aronovitz, Rabinowitz. Standing: Nichols, Spahn, Mr. Gadway. advisor: Margolis, Rosenberg. Guidance Office Aides The Guidance Department is kept in order by these aides. Vocational files, college catalogues, and bulletin boards are kept up to date by their efforts. GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES—Foreground: Fernandez. Back Row: Greenbaum, Rittenhouse, Kaplan. BOOKSHELF CLUB—Foreground: Goldberg, pres. First Row: R. Edelstein, vice-pres.: Pierce, trees.: Hess, sec.; Thayer. Second Row: Sullivan, Cohen, Schwartz. Muck. Third Row: Swartz. E. Edelstein, Whitman, Clark. Gagner, Platt. Shapiro, Hoogland. Cutler, Van Hoesen, Alter. Bookshelf Club The members of the Bookshelf Club, in addition to their service to pupils and faculty, learn about a school library. Along with social functions, they have other outside projects like the sending of books through CARE to various foreign countries. 51 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB —Seated on floor: Fox, Freedman, Northrup. On chairs: Sullivan, Gep- pert, Silverman, Rappoport, Schr.eier. Standing: Heckman, R. L. Goldstein, Whitcomb, Schulman, Hirschberg, Forman, R. E. Goldstein, Miss Hutch¬ inson, advisor; Berkowitz. HOSTESS CORPS—First Row: Modiano, Wren, Parker, Bern¬ stein, Bartosch, Schoeman, Keat¬ ing. Welter, Lipton. Second Row: Beck, Warlther, Leach, Wemett, Zimmer, Nichols, Sou- cy, Van Valkenburgh, Goff. Third Row: Goetz, White, Sullivan, Blair, Helles, Kohler, Whipple, Baker, Mach, Edwards, Green- baum t Repp, Miss Heveron, ad¬ visor. International Relati s V The International Relations Club meets weekly to discuss world affairs and problems concerning the welfare of nations. The club is open to all who are interested and is under the supervision of Miss Hutchinson. orps serve as waitresses for school events. Banquets were among the functions on Hostess Corps 52 DANCE BAND—First Row: Deutsch, Barley, Turney, Kenny, Album. Sec¬ ond Row: Fassett, Schneier, Wicks, Beaven, Quigley, Lawrence. At piano: Mr. Cantor, advisor. At drums: Li¬ berman. Recently organized, Monroe ' s full size dance band has begun building a fine repertoire of popular tunes. Early in the year it appeared in an assembly program. Although the group is new, it is hoped that next year it will be equipped to play for Student Association dances. Dance Band Lost and Found The Lost and Found Department was reorganized this year under the direction of Honora Albert and David Conrad. Participating stu¬ dents work in shifts-Monday through Friday, before and after school. Miss Waugh and Mr. Schulman have acted as advisors. LOST AND FOUND—First Row: Schneier, Heber, Blair, Finn. Northrup. Second Row: Mr. Schulman, advisor: Schulman, Thomas, Holt, B. Dimitri, Has- kin, K. Dimitri. Third Row: Al¬ bert, Keating, Stilwell, Nusbaum, Danis, Conrad, Schwartz, Potter, Kwasman, Present, Wolk. 53 Junior Band The main object of the Junior Band is to prepare its members for the more ad¬ vanced work of the Senior Band. Each week they play in the junior assembly un¬ der the direction of Mr. Cantor. Junior Band also participated in the Spring Con¬ cert. JUNIOR BAND — First Row: Bernstein, Merritt, Turk, Freedman, Gleichauf solo clarinetist: Sullivan. Second Row: A. Grauer, Mahan, Stein, Canola Singer, Caplin, Relin. Third Row: Boskow, Lovenheim. Abbruzze, Nicholson, Cables. Edwards, Noblett. Fourth Row: Stoler, Weiner. Grossman, Cook. Neuberg, Lawrence, Offen, Wolfe. SENIOR BAND—First Row: Freedman, Barlow, Balter. Ash, Dinaburg. Trimmer. Second Row: Turney Album, Solo Clarinetist: Allison, Cadigan, Smith, Norfleet, Metz. Third Row: Woerner, Travis, Starks, Spilberg, Walton, Aronovitz, Abramson, Prenner. M. Kelly. Fourth Row: Wolf, Winters, R. Kelly, Rich, Schneier, Fassett, Malley, solo cornetist: Nordquist, Altman. Wicks. Fifth Row: Liberman. Alpert, Lawrence. R. Meyer, Goldberg. Lipscomb, G. Meyer, Alpha, De- Kramer. Senior BancP - tJjZsOC Composed of upper classmen, the Sen- ior Band performs weekly at the senior assemblies. Among the other activities of the organization are attendance at football games and the Spring Concert. An import¬ ant event, taking much time and practice, is the New York State Festival in which Monroe participated for the first time last year. JUNIOR BAND—First Row: Fix. Baik irch, Jennings. Berman, Hanna, Rosen¬ thal. Second Row: Abrams, Edelstein, P. Grauer, Shapiro, Kenny, Brown. Norfleet. Third Row: Manns, Rand, Stotz, Metter, Diehl, Glover, solo cor- netist; Hirsch, Mitchell. Fourth Row: Gottfried, Epstein, Ouigley. Schuster, Hart. Kendall, Stolar, McGrath. SENIOR BAND — First Row: Sullivan, Lipschuetz, Stebbins, Schulman, Rappa- port. Second Row: Meyer. Zemel, Lovenheim, Poole, Gregory. Crandall. Third Row: Hirschberg, Ruth, Kenny, Deutsch, Album, Barley, Sherman. Fourth Row: Oatman, Ferner, Smith. Kohler, Gray. Chazan. LeFeber, Plaksin. Schmidt. Fifth Row: Jackson. Fuller, Quigley, Beaven, Briskin, Haug, Rawleigh. Tyo. SENIOR CHOIR—At piano: Mrs. McManus accompanist. First Row: Burgess. Swarthout. Steinhardt. Small, Levinson, Metildi, Albert, B. Bascom, Croog. A. Parker. R. Weinstein. Metzger. Second Row: Davis. VanDeusen, Batterson, M. Richardson, Repp, Rupp, Query, Debes. Deutsch, Alpert, Malley, Fassett. Third Row: Friedman, Smith, Westcott. Becker, L. Bascom, Stebbins. Lauterbach, Scott. McCandless. Curtiss. Livadas, P. Novick. Fourth Row: Bernhardt. Forbes. Lange. Potter, Beck, Gallean. Reid. Eike, Voss. McConnell. Stevens. H Weinstein. Fuller. JUNIOR CHOIR—First Row: Rosenthal, Baker. Lippa, Schneider, Webster. Schneier, Diehl. Remington. Miss Wannemacher, director. Second Row: Hyde. Appelbaum, Martzloff, Kirsh, Sklar. Present, Quigley. Donals. Engel. Third Row: Watson. Goeckel. Giehl, Gleichauf, Rabinowitz, Stotz, Stein, Campbell, Lillie, Alhart. Fourth Row: K. Belous. R. Belous. Genthner. Crapsey. Cole. Grunst, Maier. Wolfe, Candee, Kaplan. Miss Wannemacher Director Junior Choir The Junior Choir, composed of eighth and ninth graders, sang at the junior assembies for Thanksgiving and Christ¬ mas programs. The Spring Concert was another important item on the Junior Choir agenda. SENIOR CHOIR—First Row: French, Feuerstein, J. Novick, Phillips, Warner, Byers, Reed, Coox, Roy, Miss Wannemacher, director. Second Row: Ogden, Taylor, Silien, D. Parker, Volz, Nichols, Gratiot. Rich, S. Richardson, Trimmer. Third Row: Ruth, Gurski-, Turney, Dickinson, Mall. McCumber, Ellingson, Hoyt, Fernandez, Schwartz. Fourth Row: Quigley, Hatch, Marsden, Kaplan, Wing, Andrew. Ash, Wemett. Javet, Russell, Dinaburg, De- Smet. Bittker. JUNIOR CHOIR—First Row: Stotz, Stein. Rosenberg, E. Schwartz, Gwirtz man, Bucher, Bernstein. Gale. Levinson. Second Row: Hammond. Wynar, Clark, E. Epstein, C. Epstein, Sherman, Goodelle. P. Schwartz. Prenner. Third Row: Tuttle Rueckmann, Pavasars, Lange. Northrup, Welter. Gratiot. Stady. Leach. Fourth Row: Berger, Lewis, Stevens. H. Schwartz, Provenzano, Muck, Parnall, Lum, Patterson. Livadas. Mrs. McManus Accompanist Senior Choir Members of the Senior Choir give up extra sleep in the morning to attend rehearsals at eight o ' clock. Traditional music sung at the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies added a special note to the programs. Other concerts included first one in March and then one at the Highland Bowl. 57 JUNIOR ORCHESTRA—First Row: Cook, Coax, Prenner. Schneier. Second Row: Weiner, Hirsch, Rosenthal, Stern, Cowley, concert masters: Silverman, Strom. Third Row: Blu- menous, Millet, Taney, Strogen, Slepian, Northrup. Fourth Row: Levinson, Turk, Merritt, Freedman. Bernstein, Relin, Beikirch. Fifth Row: Gottfried. Epstein. Schulman. Cariola. Singer, Hanna, Sullivan, Fix. Sixth Row: Wolfe, Glover. Lov- enheim. Abrams, Boskow, Nicholson, Norfleet, Cables, No- blett, Meyer. Junior Orchestra Preparation for Senior Orchestra is carried on for seventh, eighth, and ninth graders in .Junior Orchestra. Here the students gain ex¬ perience in performance by participating in the evening Christmas and Spring Concerts. SENIOR ORCHESTRA—First Row: Annas. Friedman, S. Goldberg. Second Row: Chrysafides, concert master; Ulp. Hoinkes, Glover, Wem- ett. Third Row: Spencer, Edelstein, J. Album, Strom. Newberry. Fourth Row: Liberman, Merrick. Harvey, Webster. Karl. Fifth Row: Kelly, Flick, Woerner, Crandall. Allison, Cadigan, B. Album. Sixth Row: Jack- son, Lipscomb, Fuller. Quigley, Beaven. DeKramer. Senior Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. Cantor, the Senior Orchestra performs at the Community Association meetings and at most eveninq functions. The Spring Concert and New York State Festival are annual events on the or¬ chestra ' s schedule. 58 JUNIOR ORCHESTRA—First Row: Applebaum. Lawrence, Neuberg, McGrath. Second Row: Rockowitz. Kirsch. Taylor, Gobel. Offen, Grossman, Mitchell. Third Row: Stady, Hoyt, P. Schulman, Stanfa, Orenstein, Geppert, Forbes. Fourth Row: Anderson. Mahan, Stein, Gleichauf. A. Grauer. Jennings, Berman, Caplin. Fifth Row: Manns, Rand, Stotz. M. Stolar, Kendall, Hart. Schuster, Stoler, Quigley. Sixth Row: Kenny, Brown, P. Grauer, Edwards, Abbruzze, Shapiro, Edelstein, Metter, Diehl. SENIOR ORCHESTRA—First Row: Gallancy, Chapman, Swarthout. Roxan. Second Row: Scott. Kushner, Richardson. Harster, P. Novick. J. Novick. Third Row: S. Smith. Curtis. Barcliff, Stern, Rosenthal, Riley. Fourth Row: Cayley, Sorbera, Solomon, Debes, Welpe, Doutsch, Forbes, DiClemente. Fifth Row: Freedman, Barlow, Trimmer, Dinaburg, Ash. Balter, Barley, Ellingson, Moll. Sixth Row: Alpha, Meyer, P. Goldberg, Nordquist, T. Smith, Malley, Rand. Mr. Cantor Director 59 Theta Hi-Y The highlights of Theta ' s program for the C ast year include the maintenance of the ookroom, Saturday supervision of the Mon¬ roe Y, giving six books to the school library, caring for the school flower bed and spon¬ soring an UNICEF child. Theta also presented the annual Log Rhythm. Firit Row: Martzloff. Schwartz, Donahoe, Sullivan, trees.; Whitbeck, vice-pres.; Relin. Glaser, pres.; Un- gerleider. Second Row: Schellenger, Northrop. Rcsen- thal, Brown, Cadigan, Ingalls, Llfp, Deutsch, Gregory, Rosenberg, Siebert, Turney. Beta Hi-Y Decorating the ticket booth in the caf¬ eteria, holding a hayride and sponsoring three successful dances head Beta ' s list of activities for the year. The proceeds from the annual Acey Ducey Dance help send a boy to summer camp. BETA—First Row: Spilberg, pres.; Klein, Duris, Knauer, vice-pres. Second Row: Murray, Dailey, Marsden, Oatmen. lota Gamma Y-Teen This year lota Gamma sold candy and cookies at basketball games, held a dance and a variety show, and visited a Christian Science church. Seated on floor: Curtin, Mohar, Roxin. On chairs: Harvey, Hayes, Webster, sec.; Annas, vice-pres.; Orbacher, pres.; Weller, Meyer. Standing: Knight, Roth, Withee, Pemberton, Fischer, Stannard, Grunst, Laabs, Chapman, Leach, McVea. 60 Kappa Hi-Y During the year Kappa sold Christmas trees for the YMCA and held a cabin party. The Heartbeat, along with two other suc¬ cessful dances, was also sponsored by Kappa. Foreground: Stockton. First Row: Maher, Steven¬ son, Sokol, Eggleston, Vinik, Tutty, J. Lipschuetz, Cohen. Second Row: Winters, Langois, Miller, Pearce, Schubert, Peter, Boyer, Behrandt, Drees, Nobes, B. Lipschuetz. Sigma Hi-Y A cabin party, a splash party, donating to the Community Chest and presenting the Sigma Hi-Ball were a part of the list of activities for the past year. The soft drinks bought at home basketball games were sold by Sigma. SIGMA—First Row: Livadas, Valyear, McCormick, Ogie, sec.; King, vice-pres.; Liberman, Conrad, pres.; Chilson. Second Row: Fischer, Stady, Smith Lind, Alpha, Johnson, Greunke, Saur. Young, Gommel. Alpha Delta Y-Teen This year the members of this club studied different professions as its main project. Films and speakers supplemented discussions by the group. Seated: Ross, Ziarko, Mack, sec.; Kershaw, vice-pres.; Lemiux, Kirker, pres.; Jewett. Darling. Standing: Schnarr, Taylor, K. Belous, Leys. R. Belous, Michelson, Schleber, Fulton, Weston, Schillinger, Ferguson. 61 aO MONROE GO!—Clockwise from extreme left: Smith, Schmeer. Stilwell. Metildi, tauterbach, Bascom, Rosenfeld. Cheerleaders It is largely due to the pep and enthusiasm of the varsity cheerleaders that attendance at Monroe games has been at a record high this year. These girls were loyal at all times, cheering the teams on to victory. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Balliett, Balter, Smith, Metildi, Schmeer, Bascom, Stil well, Rosenfeld, Van Deusen, Albert, Weidenborner. Lauterbach. vO niQJM oJr lx. { ,t.H. n jit SSL- CZXU iuu— ji ft- ' 8 0- - I.V. CheerleatU ers The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are tenth grade girls who won their positions this fall. They get experience for next year ' s Varsity games cheering our J.V. teams this year. They ' ve done a fine job improving the spirit of our future Varsity squads. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Back Row: Bascom, Nusbaum, Volz. Down: Ellingson, Dugan, Levin. Baton Twirlers Monroe is very proud of the Baton Twirlers. At many home football games Monroeites have enjoyed their perform¬ ance with the band. The good coordination of the group comes from lots of hard work and practice. BATON TWIRLERS—Kneeling: Roy, Mahar. Stand¬ ing: O ' Connor, Roop, LaFlame, Dimitri, Maw. 65 VARSITY BASEBALL—First Row: Lee. mgr.: Ford, Buss, Porter, Sweet, Simp¬ son. Second Row: Coach Colwell. Crombie, Zimmer, Stuver, Siles. Black, Griswald. Cayley. Bringing in the runs for MHS. Basebal Led by All-Scholastics Larry Crombie and Russ Simpson, the varsity completed the season with four wins and four losses. This record was good for a fourth place finish in the Interscholastic League. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL — Demonttrating: Coach Scully, Flynn, Reich. First Row: Ficurs, Og¬ den, Ungerleider. White, Knauer, Sossi. Second Row: Crandall, Canarvis, Stevenson, Stevenson, Plant, Brown, Schmidt, Loughlin, Junod. Jossem, mgr. Tennis Last year ' s tennis team ended its season in a tie tor second place with a four and one record. Re¬ turning letterman Richard Gordon won the City Singles Champion¬ ship. Demonstrating: Buckley. Kneeling: Gor¬ don, Spilberg. Standing: Keogh, UIp. Track Monroe had an excellent track team last year and with Coach Schmidt at the helm, it finished high. Losing only two men through graduation, Monroe is assured of a strong team in the coming year. The team was paced by Pete Todd and Dick Cerasani, who were both Sectionals finalists. First Row: Rowley. Lipschuetz, Zamos, Roche. Paterson, Pierce, Hay. Second Row: Bovaird, Willis, Barley, Cohen, Siegel, Drees, Davidson, Dunning, Deutsch. Third Row: Donahoe, Little, Van Loon, Fuller, King, Randall, Hirschberg, Beaven, Peter. Sweetheimer, Goeclcel, Bieder. Demonstrating: Coach Schmidt, Cerasani, Todd. 67 VARSITY—First Row: Flynn, Porter, Bovaird. Weaver. Rajca. Coach Colwell. Second Row: Coach Christensen, Junod. Hutchins. Minni, Lillie. Sails, Coach Strassner. Third Row: Nichodemus. Cellura, Sweetheimer, Zimmer, Fuller. Junod. Football Although the Football Team had a slow start, it did very well near the end of the season. The high-point of the season was the surprise defeat of the heavilv-favored Madi¬ son High. Because of his fine playinq and distance runs for touchdowns, Jim Sweet¬ heimer made the second All-Star team in the Interscholastic League. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL—First Row: Smith, Brooks, Pagano, Tutty, Ried. Anderson, Lewis. Second Row: Weinstein, Kinsella, Tyler, Wilcox. Moore. Carlson, Beikirch, Nichodemus. Simpson, Coach Strassner. Third Row: Lemperle, Cellura, Barr, Lewis. Miller, Schenck, Boyer, Quirk, Swarth- out, Ferner. Cross Country Paced by Phil Willis, who won the City Championship, our cross¬ country team did well in the league. Much will be expected of next year ' s returning letterman. First Row: Coach Ferner, Altman, Kummer, Deutsch, Brody. Second Row: Vinik, mgr.: Lux, Dunning, Willis, Lipschuetz, McCormick. Back Row: Young, Northrup. 69 Soccer Although the won-lost record of the team was not too impressive this year, soccer inter¬ est in Monroe has improved considerably. Coach Schmidt had a record turnout of sixty boys. A soccer clinic for the seventh and eighth grades, initiated this year, will improve the quality of Monroe ' s team in the future. Wrestling,, Although Mr. Strassner ' s fine only a mediocre season, Monroe be proud of it. Two outstanding of the squad were Frank Bianchi, sectionals champ, and Jim Sweetheimer, champ. Barring injuries, next year ' s team should have a good season. On mat: Cellura, Bianchi. First Row: Smith. Hoff, Powell, Coach Strassner, Tyler, Riley. Reed. Sweetheimer. Second Row: Lemperle, Beachel. Russell, Delib ert, Anderson. Marino, Frieda, Rajca. Splashing Seniors Rawleigh, Knauer, Morse, mgr., Ulp. Swimming With Mr. Colwell as coach, Monroe ' s Swimming Team splashed its way to many victories this year. The season ended in the participation of Monroe in four events in the Sectionals finals. High scorers of the season were Doty, Murray, and Donahoe. 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL—Kneeling: Keogh, Gerber, White, Von DeMar, Gordon, Zimmer, Kolko. Standing: Anderson, Salzman, Schellenger, Johnson, Randall, Buckley, Wheeler, mgr. Braverman, Basketball Paced by the high scoring and fine all-around playing of Fred White, this year ' s Varsity squad provided the oppo¬ sition and the fans with many exciting games. The highlight of the season was the 51-50 victory over Edison Tech. Jr. Varsity Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL —Eckhardt, Lofton, Peter, Jac- obstein, Briskin, Jossem, Mitch¬ ell, Rose, Vinilc, Eggleston, Coach Shopes. JUNIOR VARSITY BOWLING—Standing: Jackson, Crowley. Marting. Koval, Schwartz. Barley, Law¬ rence. Seated: Hudson, Goldman, Stoker, Bachman. VARSITY—Borden, Rugelis, Robinson, Kaplan. Kovel, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL—First Row: Eggleston. Stolar, Nusbaum, Wait, Beikirch. Back Row: Con- derman, Swarthout, Stanfa, Coach Shopes, Colwill, Quirk, Simon. Intramural Basketball Under the direction of Coach Schmidt. Monroe ' s fine intramural teams had another great season of after school basketball with a record number of boys participating. H. R. 101—Lapides, Forbes. Shapiro, Quirk, Anderson. Lansing, Schmidt. G.A.A. ADVISORS—Standing: Mabel Pooler. Seated: Vera Fuller. Grace Babcock. G.A.A. OFFICERS—president, Ann Gratiot: secretary, Nancy Reed: vice-president, Dina Modiano. , 1fc £.w ’s Athletic Association The Girl ' s Athletic Association Council, re-established only within the past two years, has done much to improve G.A.A. activities. Girls on the Council are representatives from all Monroe homerooms. A major improvement made by the Council under the leadership of president Ann Gratiot is the giving of pins instead of felt letters for athletic achievement. Another successful experiment was the girls ' sports assembly this spring. G.A.A. COUNCIL—First Row: Zimmer, Orbaker, Hoyt, Schnarr, Schweikert. Schmeer. Second Row: Levinson, After, Epstein, Stocking, Provenzano, Stenzer. Goldberg. Appelbaum. Keymel, Friedman. Goldberg. Third Row: Fischer, Geppert, Kretchman, Weidenborner, Bascom, Edwards, Crandall, Voss, Moll, White, Ash, Bernhardt, Brown, Fulton, Fleig. Swimming G.A.A. SWIMMING— First Row: Bern¬ stein, Rogers, Stone, Fahey, Risnick, Bailey. Second Row: La Rocia, St. Claire. Coax, Lapinski. Yatteau. L mp- eill. Third Row: Modiano, Wanderman, After, Reed, Flick, Henkel. Fourth Row: Curica, Wheeler. Gepput, Nich¬ ols. de Smet. Stenzel, Keller. Last Row: Pemberton. Ganeston, Poole, Karl. Anderson, teacher ' s aid; Bailiff, Sullivan, Laney, Fischer, teacher ' s aid. Water ballet, racing starts and turns, and life-saving were the major activities of the Swimming Club. Besides having weekly games, the Volleyball Club enjoyed several games with other schools and a game against the women of the faculty. Volleyball G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL—First Row: Goldstein, Haber, Metzger. Stacy. Novick, Lapinski. Yatteau. Second Row: Schwartz, Modiano, Danis, Stenzel, Wolk, Bartosch, Bittker, Connuck, Mann. Third Row: Kretchman, Merchant, Karl, Baker, Barcliff, Starr, Cuddeback, French, More, Stocking, Wanderman. Basketball G.A.A. BASKETBALL—First Row: Bailey, Levin son, Stone. Sorbera. Newberg, Prenner. Small Second Row: Murray, Modiano, Connuck, Han icie, Wanderman, Schneier, Applebaum, Ep stein, Goldberg. Third Row: Keller, Jamison Gratiot, Boufford, Starkin, Stenzel, Stilwell Balliett, Northrup, Moll, Merchant, Nusbaum This year the increasingly popular Basketball Club played several games with the women of the faculty. Bowling seemed to be a favorite among girls ' sports: over one hundred and fifty girls participated. Bowling G.A.A. BOWLING—Standing: Levin. Sitting: Stenzel. Freidman, Kaplan, Murray, Schleyer, Holt, Lapinski, Coax, Kreiger, Yatteau. Middle Row: Simpson, Mann. Latol, Album. Curica, Bittker. Schwartz, Novick, Kirker, Ferguson, Schwartr, Harster. Last Row: Stalker, Billings. Schleber, Isaacs, Karl Metz, Ziarko, Leys. Stocking Lovenheim, Croog, Kuhn, Balliet, Stilwell. Goldstein. Senior Biographies ALBERT, HONORA LYNN—Monroe Life-11. 12. News Editor-12: Student Council Co-Commissioner of Club Coordination-12; Cheerleader-10,11, 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Daughter of the Flag-12; H. R. Sec. II; Stagecraft Club-8, 9; Jr, Latin Club-8, 9; Jr. Choir-8, 9; 5r. Choir-10, II, 12; International Relations Club-11; Jr. Honor Guard-9; French Honor Society-12. ALEXANDER. HAROLD E.—H. R. Pres.-9. II; H. R. Sec.-8 10; Book¬ shelf Club-8, 9, 10, Pres.-10; Chess Club-B. 9; Audio-Visual Aid Club-9, 10, II, 12; Intramural Basketball-8, 9; Science Club-9. ALLEN. MARGARET JANE—H. R, Vice-Pres.-8; H. R. Sec. 10; Art Club- 8; Baseball-10. ARLAUCKAS, ANN I.—Bowling-11, 12; Baseball-8. 10. II. 12; Volleyball 8. 10, II. 12; Swimming-8; Badminton-8; H. R. Sec. 10; Beta Eps ' lon Tri-Y-8, 9, 10; Hostess Corps-11; Jr. Orchestra-8. 9. ARVA, RICHARD J.—Audio-Visual Aid Club-10. II. 12; Fire Patrol- 10. II. 12. BAKER. BARBARA E —Bowl.ng-12; Tumbling 12 BALLIETT, JANET AVIS—Cheerleader-10 II, 12; Future Teachers of America-12; Monroe Life Librarian-12; H. R. Sec.-9; H. R. Pres.-10- H. R. Sec.-Treas.-I2; Volleyball-8. 9. 10. II. 12; Basketball-9. 10, 12; Bowling-12; Stagecraft Club-8, 9; Baseball-9, 10, 12; Beta Epsilon Tri-Y- 8, 9; Tennis-9, 10, 12. BARLOW, ROBERT GEORGE—Wrestling-10; Beta Hi-Y-10. II. 12. Treas. 12; Jr. Health Committee-11. 12; Field and Stream Club-8. 9, 10; Science Club-8, 9, 10. BARLOW, ROBERT WAYNE—National Honor Society-12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Jr. French Club-8, 9; Science Club-10, 12; Cness Club-10; Jr. Band-8. 9; Sr. Band-10, 12; Jr. Orchestra-8, 9; Sr. Orchestra-10. 12; German Club-12. BARRY, JUDITH ALMA—Bowling-12; Volleyball-9, 10; Gym Aide-12. BASCOM. BARBARA ANN—Student Council Co-Commissioner of Social Activities 17, Cheerleader-10, II, 12. Co-Capt.-l2; Sr. Choir-11, 12; Jr. French Club-9, 10; Monroe-Y Co-ed Club-9, 10; Beta Epsilon Tn-Y-9. 10. II; Gym Aide-II. 12; 8asketball-9, 10, II, 12; Baseball-9. 10. II. 12; Volleyball 9, 10, II, 12; SWimming-9, 10. II, 12; Perfect Attendance Award-9. 10. II BEAVEN. DOUGLAS FREDERICK—Sigma Hi-Y-10; Intramural Basketball- 10, ll, 12; Soccer-11, 12; Track-ll, 12; Class Vice-Pres.-12; Jr. Red Cross Council-11; Corridor PatroMI, 12; H. R. Pres.-12. BEHNER, BARBARA—BasebaM-8, 9, 10. II; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y 8; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y-I I; Main Office Aide-11; H. R. Vice-Pres.-8. BEHRENDT. THOMAS FRANKLIN-Soccer-12; Sigma Hi-Y-8; Jr. Latin Club-8; Intramural Basketball-8, 12; Baseball-12; Kappa Hi-Y-12. BERGER. H. ROBERT—Sr. Choir-9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Varsity Baseball 9, 10; Jr. Varsity Basketball-10; Soccer-11; Inter-High Choir-10, II, 12; Cor¬ ridor Patrol-12. BERGER, ROBERT J.—Monroe Life-11, 12; Circulation Manager-12; Adelphion Honor Society-ll, 12; Inter-High Choir-11. 12; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9; Sr. Choir-9. 10, II, 12; Fenc� ng-8; Jr. Orchestra-8. BERNHARDT, DONNA JEAN—H. R. Sec.-!2; G.A.A. Council 12; Future Teacher; of America-9. 10. Historian-10; Swimming-9. 10, II; Basketball- 12; Sr. Bara-9 10, II; Sr. Choir-10, II. 12. BETLEM, ROBERT WILLIAM BIANCHI, FRANK THOMAS—Wrestling-9. 10. II, 12. Co-Capt.-l2. 8IEDER ROBERT GENE—Student Council Co-Commissioner of Athletics- 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Kappa H3-Y-II; Future Teachers of America-12; Swimming 10. II. 12; Track-10, II. 12; Monrolog-ll, 12. Boys Sports Editor-12; Corridor Patrol-11, 12; Sr. Choir-11, 12, BILLINGS. ANN—French Honor Society-12; Monroe Life-10, II, 12, Tyoinq Editor-12; H. R. Vice-Pres.-11. 12; Delta Kappa Chi Tr i-Y, Pres.-10; 5r. Cnoir-10. II, 12; Sr. Orchestra-9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Jr. Choir-8. Jr, Orchestra-8; Inter-Hiqh Jr. Choir-8; Inter-Hiqh Choir-10. • I, 12; Inter-Hiqh Orchestra-9; Swimming-10, II, 12; Bowling-11 12; Future Nurses of America-11; Bookshelf Club-B. BITTKER, ANNETTE EVELYN—French Honor Society-12; Future Teachers © America-10 II 12, Librarian-12; Monrolog-ll, 12; Monroe Life-12; Kaleidoscope AH Editor I2 - Jr. Honor Guard-9; Jr. Choir-8. 9; Sr. Choir- 10. II, 12; H R Sec-9, 10, II; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Basketball-8. 9, 10. 12; Vollevball-IO, II, 12; Baseball-9, II; Bowling-12; Jr. French Club- 8, 9; Gym Aide-H. 12; Main Office Aide-10. BLACK, JOSEPH THOMAS—National Honor Society-12; Adelphian Honor Society-12; Sigma Hi-Y-12; H. R. Pres.-l2; Varsity Baseball-12; Varsity Basketball-12. BOLTWOOD, JACQUELINE ARLENE—Sr. Choir-12; Main Office Aide-12. BOTT. CAROLINE M.—Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y 9. 10; H. R. Pres.-ll; Baton Twirler-I|, 12. BOVAIRD. JOHN THOMAS—Varsity Football-11, 12; Jr. Varsity Football- 9. 10; Track-9, 10. M, 12; Wrestling-9, 10; Jr. Choir-8. 9; Bookshelf Club- 0, 9. BRENNAN, BONNIE I. BRIGGS, ROBERTA ANNE—Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8. II; Volleyball-8. BROCKWAY, LORETTA—Beta Epsilon Tri-Y-8, 9. 10; Monroe Life-11, 12; Future Noises of America-!!; Volleyball-8, 9 10; Baseball-9, 10, II. 12; Stagecraft Club-8, 9; Basketball-8 9, 10; Swimming-10, 11, 12; Main Office Aide-10. II; Hostess Corps-11; Bowling-10. II. BROWN. MARGARET LANG—French Honor Society-12; Volleyball-9; Basketball-9. BURNS, RONALD—Outside Patrol-11, 12. BUSH, SANDRA MAE—Future Nurses of America-10, II, 12. Soc. Ch.-IO, II; H. R. Sec.-10; H. R. Pres. II; H. R. Vice-Pres.-12; Volleyball-10, II, 12; Basketball-10; Badminton-!I; Tennis-M; Baseball-10, ll. CAPLAN, ADREA—Volleyball-8. 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball-8, 9, 10, II, 12; Baseball-8 9. 10; Jr. French Club-8. 9; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Bookshelf Club-8; Hit Pin 8aseball-8, 9; Hostess Corps-9; Science Club-8. CARDOT, ROBERT L.—Jr. Varsity Football-10; Intramural BasVetball-8; Track-10. CELLURA, ANTHONY A—Corridor Patrol-M. 12; Varsity Football-11. 12; Track-ll, 12; Wrestling-11, 12. CHRYSAFIDES, PETROS P.-Sr. Orchestra-10, ll. 12. CONLEY, LOREN PHILIP—Corridor Patrol-11, 12; Sr. Choir-10. CONLEY, LYLE P.—Corridor Patrol-11. 12; Intramural Basketball-11. 12; Sr. Choir-10; Track-12. CONRAD, DAVID F.—Student Council Co-Commissioner of Club Co¬ ordination-12; Sigma Hi-Y-9. 10, II. 12. Vice-Pres.-10. Pres.-ll. 12. Pres, of the Year Award-11; H. R. Pres.-8, 10, II; Sr. Choir-10, 12; Jr. Varsity Bas ketboll-ll; Fencing-8; Intramural Basketball-8, 9. 10; Corridor Patrol-11, 12; Studerts ' Day Ch.-!2; Monroe Life-12. COOX, NANCY SUZANNE—Sr. Choir-9, 12; Volleyball-9, 10. CRANCE, BRUCE E. CRANDALL, NORMA ANN—H. R. Vice-Pres.-10; G.A.A. Council-11, 12; Volleyball-9. 10, II, 12; Baseball-8, 9. 10. II. 12; Basketball-9. 10. II, 12; Tennis-10, II, 12; Bowling-11; Monroe Life ll, 12. CRANDALL. RONALD HAWLEY Theta Hi-Y-9. 10, II; Sr. Band-9, 10, II. 12: Sr. Orchestra-9. 10. II, 12; Baseball-9, 10, II; Wrestling-10; Intramural Basketball-9, 10, II, 12. DAVIDSON, ARTHUR H.—Track-9, 10, II, 12; Soccer-10, 12; Varsity Basketball-M, 12; Jr. Varsity Basketball-9, 10, ll; Jr. Varsity Bowling-9; Jr. Orchestre-B, 9; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9. DAVIS, RONALD B.—Field and Stream Club-9, 10; Swimming-10, II; Intramural Basketball-9. 10; Jr. Varsity Football 9, 10. DE SMET, CLAUDINE FRANCINE-Teen-Age Diplomat-12; Sr. Choir : l2; German Club,Sec.-12; International Relations Club-12’ Kappa Tri-Y. Vice-Pres.-I2; Swimming-12; Jr. Red Cross Council-12; Monroe Life-12. DRIVER, THOMAS B. DU FRESNE, JERRY ALAN-Chess Cfub-9. DUNNING. EDWARD ROBERT—Field and Stream Club-B. 9. 10. II. 12; Swimming-B. 9, 10; Track-10. II, 12; Cross Country-12. EADS. LARRY DENNIS—Soccer-11, 12; Siqma Hi-Y-10; Student Council Co-Commissioner of 5afety-!2; Corridor Patrol-11, 12; H. R. Vice-Pres.- II; H. R. Pres.-12. EIKE, NANCY D.—National Honor Societv-12; Class Girls ' Soc. Ch.-B; Class Sec.-9; Class Treas. 10; G.A.A. Council Vice-Pres.-10; Future Teach¬ ers of America-9, II, 12, Vice-Pres.-12; Monroloq Girls ' Sports Editor-12; Sr. Choir-10. II. 12; Jr. Choir-8. 9; H. R. Sec.-9; Monroe Life-12; Vollev- ball-8, 9 10, II’ Bnsketball-9, 10. II; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Baseball-8, 9, 10, II; Stagecraft Club-8. 9, 10, II; Jr. Latin Club-8. 78 EPSTEIN, EDWARD LARRY—International Relations Club-10; Sr. Latin Club-11. Adv. Science Club l2; Adelphlan Honor Society-12; Jr. Band-9, 10; Sr. Band-11. EVANS, CYNTHIA JEAN—H. R. Sec.-H, !?; Monroe Life-11, 12; Bowling •12; Mam Office Aide-12. FELDERSTEIN, SYLVIA JOAN—Jr. Choir-8; Jr. Latin Club-B. 9; Bookshelf Club-8; Sr. Choir-11, 12; Volleyball-11, 12; Bowling-11; Gym Aide-12. FISCHER, FRANKLIN B.—Jr. Varsity Baseball-9; Jr. Varsity Football-11; Intramural Basketball-10, II; Jr. Band-8; 5r. Band-9, 10. II; H. R. Vice- Pres.-9; Swimming-9. FOLEY. EDWARD JOSEPH-Intramural Basketball-12. FOOTE. DOUGLAS GEORGE-Outside Patrol-9. 10. II. 12; Fire Patrol-8. 9, 10, II, 1 2. Capt.-I2. FORSYTH. RONALD C. FROYD, JAMES DONALD—National Honor Society-12; Jr. Honor Goard- 9; Corridcr Patrol-! I, 12; Sigma Hi-Y-9, 10; Varsity Bowling-10; Intra¬ mural Basketball-9; Honorable Mention W.N.Y.S. Science Teachers ' Congress-11; Science Club-12; Monroe Life-12; Class Vice-Pres.-9; Class Boys ' Soc. Ch.-l0. FULLER, DONALD LESTER—Student Council Co-Commissioner of Safety -12; Varsity Football-9, 10. II. 12; Track-10. II. 12; lnter-H,gh Band-9. 10. II, 12; Inter-High Choir-10, II, 12; lnter-H«gh Jr. Choir-9; Bookshelf Club 8; H. R. Vice-Pres. 9, 10. II; H. R. Pres.-I2; Sr. Band-9. 10. II. 12; Sr. Choir-9, 10, II, 12; Sr. Orchestra-9, 10, II, 12; Corridor Patrol-11, 12. GALLEAN, GARI-LYNN—Art Club. Sec.-8; Jr. Choir-B; Sr. Choir-9. 10. II, 12; Inter-H ' gh Cboir-10, II, 12; Volleyball-8, 9, 10; Baseball-10; Basketball-9. 10. GERBER, NORBERT-H. R. V, C e-Pres.-9; H. R. Pres.-ll; Varsity Basketball II, 12; Jr. Varsity Basketball-9, 10; Jr. Varsity Baseball-10; Beta Hi-Y-9, 10. U. GILBERT. EDWARD B. GLASER, JOHN S.—Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, II, 12. Chaplain-10. Sec.-ll. Pres.-12; National Honor Society-11, 12. Vice-Pres.-12; Soccer-10, II; Monroe Life-9. 10, II; Monrolog-lz; Student Council Co-Commissioner of Social Activities-12: Bookshelf Club-8, 9; Fencing-8; Jr. Latin Club, Pres.-8; German Club-ll, 12; Corridor Patrol-11. 12. GLOVER, ELSA MARGARET—Jr. Honor Guard-9; National Honor Soci¬ ety-11, 12; Ass t Daughter of the Flag-12; Jr. Orchestra-8; Sr. Orchestra- 9, 10, II, 12; Kaleidoscope-11, 12. Art Editor-11, Assoc. Editor-12; Jr. Latin Club-8, 9; Adv. Science Club-12; Art Club-9; Volleyball-9; Tennis- 9; Science Council-11, 12. GOECKEL, JON KARL—Swimming-9. 10. II. 12; Track-9. 10. II. 12; Corridor Patrol-11, 12. Tough tusslers tangle: Rajca, on mat: Sweetheimer on Rajca. GOLDSTEIN. ROBERT EDWARD—Westing house S. T. S. Finalist-12; Rensselaer _ Medal-12; Monrolog-ll, 12. Editor-in-Chief-12; Adelphian Honor Society-10. II. 12. Treas.-ll, Vice-Pres.-12; Ass t Standard Bearer- 12; National Honor Society-H, 12; International Relations Club-8 9, 10. • I 12, Pres.-l2; Adv. Science Club-10, II, 12, Pres.-12; Monroe L ' fe-10, II, 12; ESSPA Award-12; Jr. Ass t Standard Bearer-9; Jr. Honor Guard- 9; German Club-ll, 12; Math Club-B. GOMMEL. LEONARD GEORGE—Field and Stream Club-9, 10; Chess Club-9. 10; Sigma Hi-Y-12. GOODNO, DOUGLAS D.—Corridor Patrol-8; Outside Patrol-9, 10, II, 12; Chess Club-8, 9 Sectionals-9; Fire Patrol-9. 10, II. 12; Air Raid Pa¬ trol -9; Bookshelf Club-8, 9, 10; Perfect Attendance Award-8, 9, 10. GRATIOT, ANN KATHERINE—National Honor Society-11, 12. Sec.-I2; Monroe Life Features Editor-12; Student Council Co-Commissioner o� Athletics-12; G.A.A. Pres.-12; French Honor Society-12; Perfect Attend¬ ance Award 8 9; Jr. Choir-8. 9; Sr. Choir-10 II, 12; Inter-Club Council- 12; Stagecraft Club-8, 9; Gym Aide-12; Jr. Latin Club-8. 9; Class Girls ' Soc. Ch.-9- Jr. Honor Guard-9; History and Citiienship Medal-9; G.A.A. Council-11; Volleyball-8, 9. 10 II. 12; Basketball-10, II 12; Baseball-8. 9 10 II, 12; Badminton-9; Swimming-9; Hit Pin Baseball-8. 9; Co-Man ager of Jr. Basketball-10. GREGORY. GAIL ELIZABETH GREUNKE, DONALD J.—Science Club-9, 10; Sigma Hi-Y-H, 12; Ger- man Club-10, II. GUTTENBURG, HINDA—Future Nurses of America-10; Jr. French Club-8. HABBERFIELD. CHARMAINE JEAN HAGGERTY. JANE M.—Bowling-12. HAIR, TERENCE VINCENT—Honorable Mention Scholastic Photo Con¬ test-10. HARSTER, LINDA MARIE—Future Teachers of America-10. II. 12. Li- brarian-ll. Treas.-I2; Kaleidoscope Circulation Editor-12; H. R. Treas.- ll; H. R. Pres.-12; Jr. Orchestra-8; Sr. Orchestra-9. 10, II, 12; Inter- High Jr. Choir-8. 9- Inter-Hiqh Choir-10 II. 12; Sr. Choir-10. II. 12; Jr. Latin Club-8. 9; Bookshelf Club-8 9; Stagecraft Club-9, 10; Tennis-10. II; Volleyball-10. II; Hostess Corps-10. II; Swimming-10, II; Bowling-11. HATCH. RUSSELL L.- Jr. Choir-8, 9; Sr. Choir-10. II, 12; Corridor Pa trol-12: Science Council ' ll; Inter-High Choir-10. II. 12; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9. HAZELL, RICHARD W.-Varsity Soccer-10, II. 12; Varsity Basketball-11. 12; Jr. varsity Basketball-10; H. R. Treas.-ll; Corridor Patrol-12; German Club-10; Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9. HEADLEY, ROBERT D. HEMINGS, MICHAEL—Corridor Patr 0 l-I2. HILL. RICHARD F.—H. R. Pres.-8; Intramural Basketball-8 9, 10, II 12; Wrestlirrq-I I, 12; Jr. Band-8, 9; Sr. Band-10, II, 12; Jr. Orchestra-8; Sr Orchestra-9, 10. II, 12. HUNT, IRIS LOUISE—Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8 9; Volleyball-9. II; Gym Aide-10; Swimming-8, 9; Main Office Aide-10, II, 12. HUTCHINS. ROBERT EARL-Varsity Football-12; H. R. Pres.-9, 12; Class Pres.-8; Kappa Hi-Y 9, 10; Field and Stream Club-8. 9. ISAACS. BARBARA ELLEN—Volleyball-8; Gome Club-8; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8, 9; Jr. Choir-8 9; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9; Jr, Red Cross Club-9: Bowling-11, 12; Baseball-ll; Monroe Life- 12; Main Office Aide-10. JACKSON CAROL GRACE-H R. Vice-Pres.-11; Vollevball 9; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8; Hostess Corps-10. JORDAN, BARBARA ANN—Bowling-11. 12; Volleyball-10, II; Baseball 9. 10; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y II. JUNOD, DONALD F.—Varsity Football-12; Jr. Varsity Football-10. II; Jr. Varsity Baseball-10; Greenhouse Club-9. KAISER, HARVEY WAYNE KAPLAN. MARTIN S.—Monroe Life-8 9 10, II. 12. Ass’t News Editor- 11 . Editor-In Chief-12- Student Council Monroe Life Editor-In-Chief 12; National Honor Society-11 12, Pres.-12; Thetn Hi-Y-9, 10 II, 12 Key Man Award-11; Genesee Valiev Hi-Y Council-10. II; Jr. Standard Bearer- 9- H. R. Pres.-8 9- H. R. Treas.-IO- Rochester Association for United Nations-I I 12; Corridor Patrol-M; International Relations Club-9 10 II Pres.-II- German Club-! I, 12. Vice-Pres.-12: Bookroom-10 II; Jr Honor Guard-9; Jr. Choir-8; Sr. Choir-12; Jr. Latin Club-8; Science Club-10. 79 KAU. KARL M.—Track-11; Intramural BeiketbaJI-lO; Corridor Patrol-12, KELLEY. JOHN EDWARD—Theta Hi-Y-10; Soccer-12. KEOGH. THOMAS A.—Class Vice-Pres.-I I; H. R. Pres.-lO; Tennis-9. 10, fI; Jr. Varsity Basketboll-10; Cross Country-9; Jr. Honor Guard-9 Theta Hi-Y-9. 10, II; Student Council Co-Commissioner of Publicity-12; German Club-9, 10; H. R. Vice-Pres.-11; Corridor Patrol-ll, 12; Varsity Basket- ball-11, 12. KETCHELL, LETTY LEE—H. R. Sec.-9. 10; Baseball-9; Bookshelf Club-8; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8, 9. KING. KIRKE ALAN-Sigma Hi-Y-10, II. 12. Vice-Pres.-I 1, 12; Ski Club- 10. II, 12.Publicity Ch,-I0, 12. Pres.-11; Corridor Patrol-12; H. R. Pres.-11; H. R. Vice-Pres.-IO, 12; Intramural Basketball-8. 9. 10. II. 12. KING. TERRANCE KOEHLER. MARY JANET—Bookstore-11. 12; Delta Kappa Chi Trt-Y-8: Volleyball-10. KOERPER, ROSE MARIE KOKIS, SEYMOUR BERNARD—Wrestling-9. 10. II. 12; Varsity Football- 12; Jr. Varsity Football-11; Intramural Basketball-9, 10, II, 12; Varsity Football Manager-10. KOLKO, MARK W.—Student Association Vice-Pres.-I2; Empire Boys ' State Representative-11; Cornell Day Representative-11; Corridor Patrol- 11, 12; Adelphian Honor Society-10; Jr. Honor Guard-9; H. R. Pres.-10; H. R. Vice-Pres.-9; Jr. Varsity Basketball-9, I0‘ Varsity Basketball-11, 12; Cross Country-11; Jr. Latin Club-8; Field and Stream Club-8. 9; Track-10. KOUWE, MARLENE F.—Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y. Treas.-ll; Jr. Red Cross Club-8. 9; Baseball-10; Basketball-10. KRAUSE. EDWARD CHARLES—Jr. Varsity Football-9, 10, II; Jr. Varsity Baseball-10; Wrest|ing-9. KRAUSE. KARIN URSULA—Volleyball-8, 9. 10. II, 12; Basketball-8. 9; Baseball-8. 9. 10; G.A.A. Council-10; German Club-12; Monroe Life-11, 12; Hit Pin Baseball-8, 9; Jr. Choir-8. 9; Sr. Choir-10. II, 12; Science Club-8. 9; Swimming-8. 9. KUHN. KATHLEEN—Bowling-12; Basketball-12. LA FLAME, CAROL ANN—Sr. Choir-10; Baseball-10. 11; Baton Twirler-8. 9, 10 II. 12. Capt.-I I, 12; H. R. Sec.-IO. LANGILL, JAMES MICHAEL LARKIN, BARBARA JEAN—Bowling-! I; Guidance Office Aide-12. LAURRO, JAMES B.—Jr. Latin Club-8. 9; Jr. Varsity Bowling-11; Infra mural Basketball-8, 9, 12; Class Boys ' Soc. Ch.-I2; H. R. Vice-Pres.-9, 10; Kaleidoscope Business Manager-12, LAVINE, MAURICE C. LAWSON. GAIL ANN-Hostess Corps-10; Volleyball-10. II, 12; Bowl¬ ing-12. LEARY. DAVID JAMES—Field and Stream Club-8, 9. LEVIN, LOIS FAITH—Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8; Jr. French Club-8. 9; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Future Teachers of America-10; H. R. Trees.-10; Bowling-11, 12; Monroe Fashion Representative-11. LEVINSON, LINDA ANN—French Honor Society-12; Inter-High Choir- 10, II. 12; Sr. Choir-9, 10, II. 12; Jr. Choir-8. 9; Bowling-11. 12; Base¬ ball-10. II. 12; Volleyball-9, 10. II; Swimming- 9, 10, II; Badminton-11; Monroe Life-12; Jr. Latin Club-8. 9; Sr. Latin Club-10; Chess Club-10: Hostess Corps-10, II; Stagecraft Club-8, 9; G.A.A. Council-11; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Gym Aide-12. LINCOLN, NATHAN ROY—Scholastic Art Award-10, II; Corridor Pa¬ trol-12; 8ookroom-l0. LIND, EARL V.—Sigma Hi-Y-ll, 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; National Honor Society-12; Golf-11, 12; German Club-12. LIPSCHUETZ. BENJAMIN E.—National Honor Society-12; Adelphian Honor Society-10. II, 12. Sec.-II. Pres.-12; Kappa Hi-Y-ll, � 2. Treas.-!2; H. R. Vice-Pres.-I I; H. R. Pres. 12; Cross Country-ll, 12: Track-11, 12; Sr. Band-9, 10. II. 12; Monroloq Circulation Manaaer-12; Field and Stream Club-8 9, 10; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Monroe Life-10, II; Science Club- 8. 9. 10. MANGAN, VIVIEN JANE MANZLER, HENRY E.-Jr. Band-8; Sr. Band-9. 10; German Club- 10. II. 12 . MARSDEN RICHARD DAVID—Swimming-10, II; Field end Stream Club 9, 10, II; Sr. Choir-12. MARTIN, JAMES WILLIAM-—Intramural Basketball-8. 9, 10. McCORMICK, RICHARD REED—Cross Country-12; Track-12; Sigma Hi-Y- II, 12, Key Man Award-H, Treas.-I2; Outside Patrol-ll; Stagecraft Club-12. McCUMBER, DOROTHY M.—Jr. Honor Guard-9; Volleyball-8; Bo ling- 12; Jr. Cho.r-8; Sr. Choir-9, 10, II, 12. MEISTER, JOSEPH WILLIAM—H. R. Vice-Pres.-B; Jr. Choir-8; Sr. Choir- 9, 12; Outside Patrol-10, II; Audio-Visual Aid Oub-12; Monroe Life-12. MERCHANT, ANN ELIZABETH-H. R. Pres.-8; Class Tr C as.-9; Jr Honor Guard. Sec.-9; G.A.A. Vice-Pres.-I I; French Honor 5ociety-l2; National Honor Society-12; Monrolog Copy Editor-12; Monroe Life Girls ' Sports Editor-12; Adv. Science CIud- 12; Stagecraft Club-8, 9, 10. II, 12; Jr. Latin Club-8, 9; Hit Pin Baseball-8. 9; 8admmton-8. 9; Tenn!s-I0; Swimming-9. 10; Volleyball-8, 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball-8 9, 10. II, 12; Baseball-8, 9. 10. II, 12; Ski Club-10. METILDI. SANDRA JUNE—Teen-Age Diplomat-11; German Club. Vice- Pres.-I2; Cheerleader-10. II. 12; Jr. Choir-8. 9; Sr. Choir-10, II 12; Inter-High Choir-10. II. 12; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9; Stagecraft Club- 8. 9; Swimming-8. 9, 10. II, 12; Baseball-10, II, 12; Inter-Club Council- 12: Gym Aide-12; Volleyball-9, 10. II. 12; Badminton-8, II. 12; Monroe Life Business Manager-12; Jr. Orchestra-B. METZGER. SANDRA JEAN—Kaleidoscope-11, 12. Editor-In-Chief s. Assoc. Editor-ll; National Honor Society-12; French Honor Society-11, 12; Jr. Daughter of the Rag-9; History and Citizenship Medal-9; Inter- High Choir-lO, II, 12; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9; Sr. Choir-10. II, 12; Jr. Choir-0. 9; Jr. Honor Guard-9; G.A.A. Council-! I; Future Teachers of America-10; Jr. Latin Club-8; German Club-10. II; Bookshelf Club-8; Baseball-8. 9. 10; Tennis-10; Basketball-I1. 12; Volleyball-8. 9, 10; Gym Aide-12. MEYER. GORDON N.—Corridor Patrol-12; Jr. Band-8. 9; Sr. Band-10. II. 12; Jr. Orchestra-8; Sr. Orchestra-9. 10. II. 12; H. R. Pres.-9. 10. II; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Intramural Basketball-8; Inter-High Orchestra-12; Sigma Hi-Y-9, 10; Inter-High Jr. Choir-8, 9. MEYER. RICHARD MARTIN—H. R. Sec.-ll, 12; Wrestling-9; Corridor Patrol-ll, 12. MILLER SHELBY CARLTON—Kappa Hi-Y-ll, 12, Vice-Pres.-I2; National Honor Society-12; Science Council-12; Adv. Science Club-11, 12. Sec.- Trees.-12; Monrolog Business Manager-12; Monroe Hi-Y Council-11, 12. Chaplain-12; Jr. Red Cross Council-12; German Club-11, 12, Treas.-I2; Swimming-11; Track-12. MINNI, RONALD R.—Track-9; Jr. Varsity Football-10; Varsity Football- 11 . 12 . MORRISON, VIOLET MARION—Volleyball-9. 10; Basketball-9. 10; Ten¬ nis-10; Baseball-9, 10. MORSE. WILLIAM HAROLD—Swimming-11, 12; Corridor Patrol-12; Ger¬ man Club-11. MOSCOWITZ. CAROL EDITH—Jr. Red Cross dub-8, 9; Art Club-8. 9; Jr. Latin Club-8. 9; Future Nurses of America-10, II, 12, Treas.12; Mon¬ rolog Illustrator-12; Science Council-ll, 12. Vice-Pres.-I I; Jr, Choir- 8. 9. MURRAY. EDWARD DANIEL—Golf-II. 12; Intramural Basketball-11, 12. MURRAY. MARGARET A.—National Honor Society-12; Baseball-11; Bas- ketball-12; Bowling-ll, 12. MURRAY. WESLEY A.—Audio-Visual Aid Club-9, 10, II. 12, Pres.!2; Beta Hi-Y-9, 10. II. 12. Chaplain-12; Swimming-9, 10, II. 12, Capt.-I2. NICODEMUS, DONALD EUGENE-Varsity Football-10, II. 12. Corridor Patrol-12, NILSSON ALAN S.—Jr. Band-8, 9; Sr. Band-10, II; Baseball-10; Volley- bal|-ll; German Club-10, II; Intramural Basketball-10. NOVICK. JANE—Volleyball-8. 9. 12; Basketball-8. 9. 12; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; 8owling-l2; Future Teachers of America-11, 12, Sec.-12; Jr. Orchestra-8; Sr. Orchestra-9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Choir-8, 9; Sr. Choir-10, II, 12; Kaleidoscope-12. O ' CONNOR, MARCIA ANNE—Baton Tw!rler-9, 10, II, 12; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y, Vice-Pres.-II; Baseball-ll; Volleyball-8. 9; Basketball-8. OGDEN. ANTHONY Band-8, 9; Sr. Choir-11. 12; H. R. Vice Pres.-8, 12; Stagecraft Club-8, 9. OGIE, ROBERT P.—Sigma HI-Y -10, II. 12. Sec.-I I, 12, Key Man Award- 11; Intramural Basketball-B, 12; Perfect Attendance Award-B, 9, 10. II; Hi-Y Basketball-10, II. 12. O ' GORMAN. JOHN PAUL—Swimming-10. II. 12; Chess Club-10; Pen cil Pushers-12; Field and Stream Club-10, II, 12. OLIVER, NANCY KAY-H. R. Sec.-8; Volleyball-8, 9; Swimming 8; Delta Kapoa Chi Tri-Y, Vice-Pres.-8. 9, 10. II; Jr. French Club-B, 9; Book¬ shelf Club-8. 9; Basketball-9. 80 This port of the triangle is called the point. PATERSON. JOHN L.—Jr. Honor Guard-9; Bowling-11, 12; Intramural Basketball-8, 12. PATNODE, PATRICIA ANN—H. R. Sec.-ll. PEREZ, YVONNE ELLEN—Volleyball-3, 9; Basketball-9. PERRY. DAVID VINSON—Swimming-9. 10. II; Track-9, 10, 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; National Honor Society-12. PETER, PAULINE ANN-Monroe Life-11. 12, Public Relations Editor-12: H. R. Sec. 10; H. R. Trees.-12: G.A.A. Council-12; Future Nurses of America-10, II, 12, Vice-Pres.-I2, Program Ch.-IO 12; Volleyball-10,11. 12; Basketball-10; Badminton-11; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Bookshelf Club-8. PFAFF. DONALD WELLS—Sr. Standard Bearer-12- Student Association Pres.-li; National Honor Society-11, 12; Harvard Book Award-12; Class Pres.-lO; H. R. Pres.-10, II; Monroe Life-iO, II, 12, Columnist-10, 12, Sports Editor-11; Theta Hi-Y-9. 10, II, 12, Sec.-10, Treas.-ll, Trees, of the Year-1! Sec. of the Year-10, Key Man ' Award-11; Jr. Honor Guard Pres.-9; Paris Delegate-!I German Club-11, 12; Varsity Track- 9; Varsity Soccer-10; Varsity Cross Country-11; Varsity Basketball-11; Jr. Varsity-10; Corridor Patrol-11; Bookroom-lO, II. PHILLIPS. WENDY LOU—National Honor Society-12; French Honor Society-12; Empire Girls’ State Representative-11; Student Council Co- Commissioner of Publicity-12; Kaleidoscope Assoc. Editor-12; Monroe Life-10, II, 12- H. R. Pres.-8; Inter-High Choir-11, 12; Sr. Choir-10, II, 12; Jr. Choir-8, 9; Jr. Orchestra-8; Future Teachers of America-11, 12; Jr. Latin Club-8; Stagecraft Club-8; Jr. Red Cross Club, Pres.-9; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y, Music Ch.-9; Gym Aide-12; Baseball-10; Volley¬ ball -9. 10. PLATT, ALLEN—Audio-Visual Aid Club-12; Science Club-9, 10; Fire Patrol-10, II, 12; Bookshelf Club-10, II. 12. PORTER, JOHN BURKE-Class Pres.-ll, 12; Class Vice-Pres.-IO; Varsity Football-10, II, 12; Varsity Baseball-10, II, 12; Jr. Varsity Baseball-9; Jr. Varsity Football-9: H. R. Pres.-lO. RAJCA, RODNEY M.—Varsity Football-10, II, 12; Varsity Wrestling-10, II, 12; Intramural 8asketball-l0, II, 12; Jr. Varsity Wrestling-9. RANDALL, ERIC N. C.—Student Council Co-Commissioner of Finance- 12; Sigma Hi-Y-ll, 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Bookshelf Club-9, 10; Volley- ball-11; Adv. Science Club-11, 12; Chess Club-9, 10; Corridor Patrol-12. RANDOLPH. PETER NELSON FITZ — Intramural Basketball-10. 12; Varsity Football-10. REED. JANET SCOTT— National Honor Society-ll, 12; French Honor Society-12- Future Teachers of America-11, 12, Pres.-I2; Monrolog Sr. Pictures Editor-12; Monroe Lifo-12; Jr. Red Cross Council-! I, 12, Pro¬ gram Ch.-I2; Sr. Choir-11, 12; Volleyball-9. 10. II; Basketball-10, II; Baseball-9 10, II; Jr. Latin Club-9; Bookshelf Club-8; Jr. Honor Guard- 9; Class bee.-8; H. R. Sec.-8; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y-ll Delta Kappa Chi-Tri-Y-8; Monroe-Y Co-ed Club-10; Inter-Club Council, Sec.-I2. RICH. JOYCE BEATRIX—G.A.A. Sec.-IO; Jr. Honor Guard-9; H. R. Sec.- ll; National Honor Society-12; Jr. Latin Club-8 Sr. Choir-11. 12; Class Girls ' Soc. Ch.-I2; Monroe Life-11, 12; Future Teachers of America-11, 12; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Baseball-8. 9. 10. II, 12; Volleyball-8, 9. 10. II, 12; Swimming-8; Tennis-11, 12; Basketball-9, 10. II, 12; Badminton-9; Main Office Aide-12; Bowling-12. RICHARDSON, SUZANNE MARIE—Jr. Honor Guard-9; Delta Kappa Chi, Tri-Y-9; Beta Epsilon Tri-Y-10; Jr. French Club-8, 9, Sec.-9; Art Club-9, 10; Sr. Cho� r-ll, 12; Baseball-10, II, 12; Hit Pin Baseball-8; H. R. Sec.-9, 10, II; Future Nurses of America-10, II. 12, Pres.-12; Hostess Corps-9, 10, II; Nurse’s Office Aide-11. 12; Jr. Health Association-!I, 12; Swimming-9; Bowling-11. RITTENHOUSE, DANA ESTELLA—National Honor Society-12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Main Office Aide-10; Gym Aide-11, 12; Volleyball-8; Basket¬ ball-8; Guidance Office Aide-12. ROBINSON, GARY AL—German Club-10, II; Audio-Visual Aid Club-9, 10, II, 12; Bowling, Capt.-ll. 12; Baseball-10; Stagecraft Club-8, 9, 10; Intramural Basketball-12. ROSENFELD, MARION RAY—Jr. Honor Guard-9; National Honor Society-12; Cheerleader-10. II, 12; Monrolog Art Editor-12; Student Council Co-Commissioner of Elections-12; Class Girls’ Soc. Ch.-IO. II; H. R. Pres.-8, 10; Jr. French Club-9, 10. Sec.-9, Pres.-lO German Club-11 a 12. Vice-Pres.-I I, Soc. Ch.-I2; Monroe Life-11; G.A.A. Council-11; Basket- ball-8. 9, 10; Volleyball-8. 9. 10; Baseball-8, 9, 10. II. 12; Swimming-8, 9, 10, II, 12; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8, 9. ROTH. LUCILLE YVONNE ROWLEY, ROBERT JAMES—Theta Hi-Y-ll, 12; Jr. Choir-8; Bookroom-12; Jr. Latin Club-8; Sr. Latin Club-11, 12; Soccer-11, 12; Track-11. RUDNER, LAWRENCE ALAN—Adelphian Honor Society-10. II, 12; Science Club-9, 10, II, 12, Vice-Pres.-I2; German Club-10, II, Soc. Ch.- IO; Golf-9, 10, II, 12; Discussion Club-11; International Relations Club-ll. SALZMAN, GOODMAN A.—Varsity Basketball-! I, 12; Jr . Varsity Basket¬ ball-10; Intramural Basketball-8, 9. SCHAEFER, ROBERT LEO—Sigma Hi-Y-9, 10, II; Jr. Honor Guard 9; Jr. Varsity Basketball-9; Track-9; H. R. Vice-Pres.-9, 12; Intramural Basket¬ ball-12. SCHEUER, ROBERT SCHLEBER, JEAN MARIE—Jr. Choir-8; Swimming-9; Art Club-12; Gym Aide-12; Volleyball-11. 12. SCHMIDT, TED H.—National Honor Society.12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Sr. Latin Club-ll; Adv. Science Club-12; Chess Club-12; Jr. Varsity Baseball- 10, II; Varsity Baseball-12; Jr. Band-9; Jr. Orchestra-9; Sr. Band-10,11.12. SCHORNER, MYRA ELAINE—Monroe Life-12; Future Teachers of Amer ica-10, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Jr. French Club-8, 9; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8; Basketball-9, 10; Bowling-12. SEILS, RONALD L.—Wrestling-9, 10, II 12; Varsity Football-12; Varsity Baseball-11, 12; Jr. Varsity Bowiing-9; Jr. Varsity Baseball-9, 10. SEVIGNY, PATRICIA ANN-Swimming-8, 9, 10; Volleyball-9, 10; Bowling •II; H. R. Sec.-9, 10; Baseball-9, 10, II. SHARROW, PATRICIA ANN SHEEHAN, HELENE DORNAN—Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-9; Jr. Red Cross Club-9, 10; Baseball-10. II. 12; Volleyball-10, II. 12; Monroe Life-12; Basketball-11. SIEBERT, THOMAS F.-Theta Hi-Y-9, 10, II, 12; Corridor Patrol-11, 12; Monroe Life-11, 12; Bookroom-ll; Soccer-11, 12; H. R. Vice-Pres.-I I; Intramural Basketball-8, 9, II; Jr. Varsity Basketball-10. SILVERSTEIN, JUDITH LEILA—Bookshelf Club-8; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Gym Aide-9. SILVERSTEIN, PETER G.—Scholastic Art Award-8; Fencing-8, 9; Field and Stream Club-8, 9, 10. SLOAT, LYNNETTE ANNE—Perfect Attendance Award-8, 9, 10, II; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8. 9, 10; Jr. Choir-8, 9; Gym Aide-12. SMALL, SALLY FAIRCHILD—Student Association Sec.-I2; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y, Pres.-ll; H. R. Treas.-ll; Monroe Life-12; Volleyball-11, 12; Sr. Choir-11, 12; Basketball-11, 12; Swimming-11, 12; Inter-Club Council- 11; Baseball-11; Ski Club-12. SMITH, NATALIE M.—Sr. Choir-10. II, 12; Main Office Aide-11; H. R. Sec.-8. 9; H. R. Vice-Pres.-IO. SOLOMON, JONATHAN G.—H. R. Vice-Pres.-I2; French Honor Society- 10. II, 12; Adelphian Honor Society-10, II; National Honor Society-12; Jr. Orchestra-8, 9; Track-10, 12; Kaleidoscope Assoc. Editor-12; Fencing- 8; Jr. French Club-B. 9; International Relations Club-ll; Adv. Science Club-12; Intramural Basketball-8. 81 SPENCE, JOSEPH 0.—Intermediate Y Council, Pres.-ll, 12: Jr. Latin Club-11; Bowling-12. SPILBERG, E. RANDALL—Beta Hi-Y-10, II, 12, Pres.12; Field and Stream Club-10, 12 Jr. Band-8, 9; Sr. Band-10. II 12; Perfect Attend¬ ance Award-8. 9; Stagecraft Club-8, 9; Tennis-11, 12. STADY, RONALD LEE—Sigma Hi-Y-12; Intramural Basketball-8, 9, 10, II, 12. STALKER, PATRICIA ANN—Swimming-8; Hit Pin Beseball-8; Jr. Choir-8; Sr. Choi� -9, Baseball-10, II, 12; Photography Awerd-10; Bowling-11. 12; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y-10, II, 12. STARKEY, JAMES STARKS, GERALD M.—Field and Stream Club-9. 10; Corridor Patrol-12; Jr. Bano-8, 9; Sr. Band-10, II. 12; Track-10. STEBBINS, SUSAN LEE—National Honor Society-11, 12; Jr. Honor Guard -9; Monrolog Co-Editor of Activities-12 Inter-High Choir-11. 12; Sr. Choir- 10, II 12; Jr. Choir-9; Volleyball-8, 9. 10, II, 12; Baseball-9, 10, II, I2‘ Tenms-IO, 12; Jr. Latin Club-8; Bookshelf Club-9; Sr. Latin Club-lO; Jr. Red Cross Club-10; Future Teachers of America-12; Mon- roe-Y Co-ed Oub-IC. STEVENS, GERALD N.—Sr. Choir-10, II, 12; Jr. Choir-8, 9. STEVENSON. WILLIAM A.-Kappe Hi-Y-ll, 12, Sec.-I2; Corridor Patrol- 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Jr. Varsity Baseball-11; Intramural Basketball-8, 9, 10. II; H. R. Vice-Pres.-9. STILWELL. SHARRON CECILE—Cheerleader-10, II, 12, Capt.-I2; Alpha Beta Sigma Tri-Y-12; Volleyball-8, 9, 10. II. 12; Bowling-11, 12; Basket¬ ball-9, 10. 12; Baseball-10, II, 12; H. R. Sec.-Treas.-I2; Perfect Attend¬ ance Award-ll; Monroe Life-11; Main Office Aide-12. STOCKTON, JOHN E.-Kappa Hi-Y-9, 10. II, 12. Pres.-I2, Key Man Award-h- Bookshelf Club-0, 9. 10. II, Vice-Pres.-I I; Corridor Patrol-12; Student Council Co-Commissioner of Elections-12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; French Honor Society-11, 12; Intramural Basketball-8. 9, 10; H. R. Pres.- 8. II; Track-9; Swimming-11. STOLLER, ARNOLD BRADLEY—Track-10; Intramural Basketball-10, 12; Jr. Varsity Bowling-12. STOREY, JOYCE ELAINE STREB, BARBARA A.—Future Nurses of America-10, 11; Stagecraft Club- 8; Hostess Corps-9; Beta Epsilon Tri-Y-8, 9, 10; Game Club-9; Basket¬ balls. 9, 10. 12; Volleyball-8, 9. 10, 12; Baseball-8, 9, 10, 12; Tennis-9; Bowling-ll, 12; H. R. Sec.10, 12; H. R. Vice-Pres.-ll. 5U, IRENE—National Honor Society-11, 12; French Honor Society-10. II, 12, Sec.-12; Class Sec.-Treas.-I2; Monrolog Sr. Biographies Co-Editor •12; Mon r oe Life-11, 12; Sr. Specials Bulletin Editor-12; Adv. Science Club-12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Jr. French Club-8, 9; Fashion Board Repre¬ sentative-11; H. R. Vice-Pres.-9; Volleyball-8, 9, 10, II. 12; Basketball-10, II; Tennis-9, 10; Baseball-9, 10; Jr. Orchestra-8. SWARTHOUT, ELIZABETH—National Honor Society-11, 12; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Monrolog Sr. Biographies Co-Editor-12; Monroe Life-12; Inter- High Cnoir-10, II. 12; Sr. Orchestra-ll, 12; Sr. Choir-10. II, 12; Jr. Choir-8, 9; Volleyball-9, 10, II, 12; Basketball-10, II- Co-Manager of Jr. Basketball-10; Baseball-10; Tennis-10; Ping Pong-10; Jr. Red Cross Club-9; Bookshelf Club-8; H. R. Sec.-12; G.A.A. Council-11; Gym Aide-12. SWARTZ, SUSAN MAE—Volleyball-8, 9, 10; Art Club-8, 9; Baseball-9; H. R. Sec.-8, 9. 10; H. R. Vice-Pres.-ll. 12; Hit Pin Baseball-9, 10; G.A.A. Council-12. SWEETHEIMER, JAMES—Varsity Football-10, II, 12; Wrestling-10. II. 12; Track-11, 12; Intramural Basketball-10, II. 12. TAYLOR, BARBARA ELLEN—National Honor Society-11, 12; Student Council Co-Commissioner of Finance-12; Class Sec.-10, II; H. R. Pres.- 10; German Club-11, 12, Sec.-II; Monrolog Faculty Editor-12; Monroe Life-11, 12; Jr. Ass ' t Daughter of the Flag-9; Jr. Honor Guard-9; Jr. French Club-8, 9; Volleyball-8. 9, 10, II; Tennis-8, 9; French Honor Society-10, II, 12, Pres-12. TELLER. BARBARA L.—Volleyball-9, 10; Hostess Corps-9. 10. II; Alpha Beta Sigma Trl-Y-ll. TEPPERMAN, DEBORAH A.—Sr. Choir-10, II, 12; Jr. Choir-8, 9; Jr. French Club-8, 9; Stagecraft Club-9; Delta Kappa Chi Tri-Y-8, 9. Sec.- 8; Volleyball-8, 9; Bowling-ll, 12; H. R. Sec.-9; H. R. Treas.12. TISCHER. SUSAN GAIL TRAPANE. BRUCE MICHAEL—Monroe Hi-Y Council-10, II; Bowling-10; Intramural Basketball-10, II. 12; Outside Patrol-II, 12. TURNER. JOYCE N.—H. R Sec.-8. 9, 10; Baseball-9, 10; Volleyball-10; Bowling II, 12; Future Nurses of Amenca-H, 12; Science Club-8; G.A.A. Council-12; Jr. Choir-8; Office Aide-10, II, 12; Beta Epsilon Tri-Y-8, 9; Stagecraft Club-8, 9. Mark Kolko explains how he avoids reading the Readers Digest. VAN CAMP. LOIS J.-Baseball-I I. VAN DYCK, OLIN B.—Jr. Honor Guard-9; National Honor Society-12; German Club, Pres.-ll, 12; Discussion Club-8. 9, 10, Pres.-9; Jr. French Club-8. 9, 10; Science Club-8, 9, 10; Adv. Science Club-11, 12, Vice- Pros.-12; Chess Club-10; H. R. Pres.-9, 10; Jr. Choir-8, 9; Sr. Choir-10 II. 12; Monroe Life Photographer-12’ Monrolog-12; Science Council-12; Monroe Representative to Rochester Science Council-12; Amateur Radio Club, Pres. 12; Bausch and Lomb Award-12. VAN LOON, ROBERT J.—Jr. Honor Guard-9; Beta Hi-Y-ll; Track-9. 10. II. 12; Varsity Football-11; French Honor Society-10; Jr. Varsity Basket¬ ball-10. VAN VOORHIS, EDWARD C.-Theta Hi-Y-9, 10; H. R. Pres.-9, 12; Cor¬ ridor Patrol-12; H. R. Vice-Pres.-ll. VORDONIS, JOHN—Soccer-12; Corridor Patrol-12. VOSS, NANCY CHARLOTTE—National Honor Society-11, 12; French Honor Society-11, 12; Monrolog Co-Editor of Activit ies-12; G.A.A. Coun¬ cil-12; Baseball-8, 9, 10. 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ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC Dick Whitey Chuck Don Hervie Butch Pete Howard BETA Hl-Y Randy Jetexas Red Rick Kane Bob Planter Mike 85 Good Luck, Seniors MONROE HIGH from HOMEROOM 263 SCHOOL BOOK EXCHANGE • For Your Convenience JfLORISTS • Hours: 8:30 - 8:45 Daily 3:00-3:15 Daily Monroe at Rutgers — SR. 3-8432 Grand at Chamberlain — BU. 8-8080 Lunch Period One Compliments of KAPPA Hl-Y 86 87 Best Wishes to The Class of ' 57 Carole Eleanor Mary Ellen Carolyn Jean V Pat . Sue Carol iiMINUM MRS. 4 Dean M Llnaa Bin JutJ y Dave 1 Gerri Steve Diane Howie J °y ce Dick Sisela Bobs. MOORE Serry Ted Bob K. And D ™ C - O „ Bill D. Continued s Raise sash and screen is in place. Close sash and screen rolls away into bottom of window. Alan Iris Art 88 Good Luck ’57 Thanks, Miss Kelly from Homeroom 329 89 flowers by marie baetjer 649 park avenue, rochester 7, n. y. SR 3-1480 Congratulations from Monroe High Tall Teener Apparel Headquarters CLOTHING - SPORTSWEAR - SHOES for KINGSIZE young men ALLESON FACTORY STORE 126 Andrews (cor. N. Water) BAker 5-2584 You gave us a goal to strive for . . . Good Luck, ' 57 Seniors from HOMEROOM 367 Sandy Metildi Jim Langill Margaret Allen Larry Eads Donna Bernhardt Loren Conley Tommy Driver Denny Welpe Margaret Murray Miss Reuschle Mark Kollco Jackie Boltwood Ronald Forsyth Sandy Metxger Ned Murray Charmaine Habberfield Don Nicodemus Sylvia Felderstein Lenny Gommel John Glaser Claudine DeSmet Sally Small Kirk King Barb Bascom Robert Barlow Wayne Kaiser Rod Rajca Jerry Livadas 90 Best of Luck To the Seniors of ' 57 from HOMEROOM 326 SCHOOL JACKETS and AWARD SWEATERS call RU BY ' S 1 857 Clinton Ave. So. - BR 1-6604 (fjftj) Tested BUSINESS TRAINING Sloe IMS One and two year courses in: Accountancy. Sales. Advertising. Merchandising. Medical Secretarial. Standard Secretarial. Barbara Voorheai | Jarvat Lundugaaid Baverly Schwalback I Mrs. Harrison ' s JUNIOR CLASS 302 WISHES V GOOD LUCK 1 TO THE J CL t? 1 Phil Maurice Dave U. Wayne Barb Anthony Allan Doris George Ed Rodger Dave B. Penny Bob Walt Conrad Jean Jerry Judy Herb Tim Larry Iddie Elaine Terry Bren Ellen Helen Esther Bob S. Peggy Shirley 91 Theta Hi-Y, Honor Club ’55-’56, Salutes MONROE HIGH SCHOOL HOMEROOM 377 You ' re leaving us we ' re starting . . . And we haven ' t had a lot of contact . . . but GOOD LUCK TO The CLASS of ’57 Compliments of Bastion Bros. Co. MANHATTAN RESTAURANT 25 EAST AVE. Owned and operated by ALFRED C. ERNEST, Inc. since 1905 WANTED: A senior class to take the place of the Class of ' 5 7. Must be ambitious, studious, and willing to work. Ex¬ cellent chance for advancement. Will be extremely hard to equal the accomplishments of the present senior class. Apply to guidance office by June 22. 92 Bob Knauer demonstrates diving difficulties MEET-FEET-231 - MRS. JR COBS - Ronny Wright John Salyer Zelma Hoogland Pat Waite Marty Ryan Ann Gwirtiman Marlene Vitto Duncan Ross Paul Grauer Seale Tuttle Vicky Petsos Howard Golf Roger Tomatly Arleen Osband Gail Gebhard Barbara Thomas Serge Olshansky Jim Fox Bill Stacy Joan Nusbaum Judy Ann Fesetch Gerald Spencer Dennis Norfleet Ellen Epstein Penny Schulman Robert Mosier Frances DiSano Mary Lou Schonleber Betty Jamison Jay Birdsall Harold Schneider Georgianna Hulse Beth Bucher Alan Crombie 93 Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1957 Monroe Pharmacy 469 Monroe Avenue SOUTH SANDWICH SHOPPE ICE CREAM and CANDY 1441 South Ave. HOLFOTH ' S MEAT MARKET 631 Monroe Ave. serving the Monroe district GOOD LUCK! ! to the CLASS OF 1957 HOMEROOM 261 Joycie Norman Margaret Mac Esther Dave Judy Tom Diane Harvey Lin Joe Donna Janet April Fritzie Betty Greenie Nan cy Ann Jessie Rick Jack Ronald Louis Michael Varsity Vic Les David Fred To Mr. Ferner We, the Seniors of 104, want to say thank you for the five wonderful years you have given us. We shall always remember you, and we hope you will remember us. 94 Homeroom 265 Salutes Mr. Bockes for five years work Compliments of THE SENIOR STEADIES . i am ri irti£ I ) fiof5 a rd « K a «� art d S A V V° K 4 V A A y ' ; LO ' i (K v v ' o 0 ! A ' 00 c u«° ' VV o fS A f?C E «; v K oiviVi O, A. A I ' r� A e 95 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1957 Best of Luck in the Future from HOMEROOM 122 J. Archer, S. Bianchi, B. Cilman, P. Ciurca, D. Cowley, V. Cragg, J. DeLong, R. Eggleston, C. Fahrer, R. Jenkins, S. Kane, S. Kennedy, J. Lamb, J. Martini, K. Matthies, R. Neuberg, D. Norton, R. Orto, J. Porter, K. Rabin, R. Rand, P. Reed, K. Reitz, J. Sal toun, S. Schellenger, R. Smith, S. Sullivan, J. Sweeney, B. Thayer, G. Townson, V. Trask, E. Weisenberg, D. Wheeler. Compliments of MINIT-MAN CAR WASH 34 Winton Rd. N. 165 Main St. W. HOMEROOM 303 Compliments of the HOMEROOM 343 Best Wishes to the Class of ’57 From Homeroom 337 Bill Whitenack Bill Russell Marty Slater Sue Dinaberg Emily Bale Joan Bott Pat Garrett Nancy Edwards Davis Francis Irv Barr Dave Brownyard Dave Buchin Al Ferner Gary Goodno Dick Gordon Joel Greenberg Jim Lake Al Lazarus Don Pagano Dave Plant Howie Relin Natalie Gill Marian Giorado Mary Lipscomb . Elaine Schoeman Sue Selke Patty Smith MRS. ARCHER Diane Starken Rose Sorbera 96 Best Wishes to the Class of ’57 From—Grand Lodge 378 Grand Exalted Dragon Mr. Louis Shopes Betty Marty Smitty Sherri Dick Bob Broolcsie Buf Bev Gayla UNEXALTED DRAGONS Stretch Curly Terry Estelle Freddie Marcia John Bob Evie Gerry Ann Sally Elaine Joel Al Lew Nancy Howard Bob Robert Jim To the Seniors Who Have Worked Hard for the Past Five Years All 336 Wishes Success and Cheers Although you didn ' t do well by the eleven The very best of luck to the class of ' 57 J. H. Q. Diana Carol Barbara Kathy Ruth Arlene Thelma Barbara F. Dorothy Kay Bob Larry D. Norman Jam es Jaclt Steve John Bernard Bill Larry M. Genie Helene Marilyn Nancy Sandra Dawn Sandy M. Joanie Gloria Larry E. George Ruth Barbara E. Miss Caragher 97 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of ’57 Jan A. Jean 6. Sandra B. Judy K. Marcia L. Maureen M. Barbara M. Myla P. Joyce R. Marilyn T. Joyce U. Gail V. HOMEROOM 161 7 Leonard C. James H. Roger H. Ralph L. Russell M. Charles N. Donald O. Edwin O. Robert P. William R. Ronald S. Errol V. Edwin V. Nelson W. Tom Steve Dave Carol Shelia Howard Ron Jim Liz Mary Chuck Gil Steve Marcia Gail Ed Fred Bob Barby Lydia Dave John Betty Dorthey Mary Bob George Joyce Pat 98 99 GOOD LUCK, ' 57 We leave ourselves anonymous Until you really get to know us .. . IN I960!! HOMEROOM 333 To the CLASS OF 57 We wish the most that life can boast! Judy Chuck Sue Jess Linda Marty June Tom Carolyn Erwin Merle Jim Judi Gary Jonesy Gerry Ralph Janis Pete Patsy Herb Gail Phil Marsh Chuck Patti Martie THE BEST of LUCK TO FUTURE ' HONROLOGGERS ' “FarewelT’ 100