Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

,ws 'Q 4 is 'gl 'M' s Ls: 'sw arf W , ' A - N .15 The Yearbook Stall' Presents onrolog - 19 O Monroe High School 164 Alexander Street Rochester, New York Editor-in-chief .... . . . 1 K. V,k':. .- qs..-Q. l 'L X' -ww i 0 , Hilary Elliott Co-Editor ......,. . . . Bob Hanley Business Managers Cover Design .. Joel Owerbach Robin Huffman . Debby Baker N 4 Cod asks no man whether he will accept life, That is not the Choice. You must take it. The only Choice is how. Henry Ward Brecher 5 6 1 lfl had to define life in a word, it would be: Life is Creation. - Claude Bernard 7 Eat drink and be merry 8 for tomorrow you shall die 9 the mind is restless, turbulent, strong, and unyielding 10 as difficult to subdue as the wind. - Bhagauad-Gita Q' ai? wb , if 959' What is life but a series of inspired follies? - Shaw X........., Rim, A Q 4,,,.... wwf, 4, nf , 12 E uh .A ,r.J 25.315- 'vi ,awf- N 1. 5 :awww One must learn hy doing the thingy for though you think you know it you have no certainty until you try. - Sophocles 14 A World to be born under your footsteps . . . - St. john Perse ,W - W: my -M . Ugg W - - -.,: T A . M 2, ., ,- A 1, LU.f 1.4 .pg x K .lu Zi l 5 Q W' nj 0 I .., sf 'Q ,M W 2 ' 4' .wax Sw 1 'SL PM wa 24 L. :.:3 .. 5 fate s :ai ,4,x.. i1'Z 'W 5 Ei2sfZ:','f'1:'w:..fz:' ' W zwf- f - E2ifQ2 s5?if3' ' - ft,-wg . v,f,,,ff2,f2,w,w-gg i fiwf ffhif: f2f1'lf?12,'. ww .fx' as'1-gn, ax. giassviirzff.-Wff' ' ,wif : ' , fimw A - -.yy s .ffvff2f,,-wwf, ., :wg ,gff.S::m:z3--+w.- 6 ' ASM . A man'5 reach should exceed his grasp. - Browning 5, Q-3 'QQ' TSW Flin JL for ww was Apt words have the power to wage the tumours of a troubled mind - Milton Black is beautiful 20 f, wg. 1 ,mv fini P3 fbpfi., 4- J 1 V f. fx 'VAN .tl :X Q 55? ' - 4 V' S . -' , 7' 517.1952 ' - :Q -' k 3 1' a A af - 4 K . . And smile, smile, smile - Asaf ,N- ' A',,,-- 'W 22 23 SPORT I wg, , --N. Not in the clamor of the crowded street, Not in the shouts and plaudits of the crowd But in ourselves, are triumph and defeat? - Longfellow Cross Countr Under the guidance of Mr. Cooke, Monroe's harriers had a successful sea- son this year. Team determination and individual effort rallied our team to a second place position in the city cham- pionships. Fine performances were turned in by Tom White and Jim Dol- linger. With many of the boys remain- ing with us next year, the team will have a strong base in the fall. Trotting through the woods. K. Greenberg. J. McCleary, Mr. Cooke, J. Anteo, G. Hider, J Dollinger, T. Dziekonski, S. Mirken, T. White, A. Hider. -my J. . 4 Nkusuy FootbaH Monroe's 1969 Football Team concluded their sea- son with a fine record of 5 wins and 3 losses. At one point during the season the team won 4 games in a row and ended the season just one game out of first place. The highlight of the season was when our grid- ders dealt Jefferson, this year,s City Champs, their only loss ofthe season, 26-14. Junior quarterback Dick Diminuco and Junior ends Tom Webster and Tony Thomas were elected to the All Scholastic First Team. Selected to the Second All-Scholastic Team were Mark Signor, Jim Lupiani, and Joe Bryant. Other stalwart performers were Paul Lew, Ron Cook, and Danny Lee. The outlook for next year is excellent, as 18 of 22 starters are returning. Scores Monroe 26 Edison 0 Monroe 14 East 20 Monroe 14 Charlotte 20 Monroe 26 Jefferson 14 Monroe 16 Madison 6 Monroe 38 Marshall 28 Monroe 12 West 0 Tom Webster barely gels his punt of Monroe 6 Franklin 31 VARSITY FOOTBALL - FIRST RO W: Coach Colwell, Coach Manager. THIRD ROW: D. Lee, B. Watson. C. Manzler, J. Rogers, Kingdon. B. Kastner, G. Harris. J. Bryant. SECOND ROW' B. C. Clevland, S. Green. D. Diminuco. FOURTH ROW: T. Thomas, Probst, A. Pizzutelli, J. Lupiani, D. Whitcomb, P. Lew, J. McMullen, K. VonHold, R. Cook, R. Lewis, T. Webster, D. Puls, M. Signor. R Wharf T eammates show true concern for each other. Monroeiv line gives Dickie some needed protection How about a touchdown? 0. J. Jarrett goes for long gain on end sweep. Paul Lew flies to block Charlotte punt. .-E rs, 1 A . f. :X-,Zt':R:, Q ' 2, q.,, Q ' ifffbiz-it Xi V 25 , 1 ,A --at f ww 4f4i:f5,:W,,,,,,. , . ??v,iE?r.H A st, -m,u.wtmi11- 2 -vw '- , fr mf,-.f i -AA Jimmy jiies in for a goal against Jefferson. George uses his head Varsity Soccer This year's Monroe Varsity Soccer Team, under the able direction of Coach Ronald Zwierlein finished high in the standings of the tough City-Catholic League with a 6-4-3 record. The team displayed a very tough defense as goalie Dave Kolko registered 3 shut- outs. Our booters were seldom out-played, as all four losses were by only one goal. The highlights of the year were Don Quigley,s goal in overtime to upset previously unbeaten East, and the game versus Frank- lin, where our booters gave the city champs their hard- est game of the year before succumbing l-0. Our squad had three members on the All-Scholastic Team, as Dave Schwartz was elected to the second team while Dave Kolko and Jimmy Mihilitsas received Honorable Mention awards. Other stars who also de- served to make the All-Scholastic team were Rich Heiney, Don Quigley, and Mike McFarland. Heads Up! Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe VARSITY SOCCER - FRONT ROW: N. Pilling, M. McFarland, D. Williams, SECOND ROW: M. Palusio, Coach Ron Zwierlein, I. Anderson, H. Johnson, R. Heiney, P. Dawson, J. Manager. THIRD ROW: D. Kolko, B. Bloom, J. Duffy, E. Reitkopp, B. Howard. TOP ROW: D. Schwartz, D. Quigley. Monroelv vaunted defense surrounds heqless Franklin attacker. Varsity Scores Edison We st Jefferson Marshall Aquinas Charlotte Franklin Kin g's Prep McQuaid East Kearney Mooney Madison 31 JR VARSITY SOCCER - FIRST ROW: S. Sommertield, S. E. Katzen, J. Baker, A. Crapsey, M. Walls, J. Connelly, D. Roop D Lembaris, D. Thompson, R. Kroll, I. Simel, T. Kosch. SECOND Rosenbaum, E. Spinning. ROW: R. Rosso, Mr. Pastemak, R. Truelove, M. Koperski, D. Paul, 1V Soccer Monroe,s JV booters had a fairly good season this year with seven wins to their credit. Under their coach, Mr. Pasternak, many exciting games were played. Excellent skills were dis- played by Mark Koperski, Art Crapsey, and Roland Truelove. 1 . , b , . . -- . fv .. ,. ..v fps -Y1:.,v.1:.-. y Av ing if .4 'ww , Iliff , V,3g?,v,?, ,ff N . .' .4 2 1 'n .. 3, 4 ,H F H ,A 1 Z ,I 5' 'f f'1'. W - .33 f5g:lf': ?5s 1g1f,gZ'- gfQ'7:1:e' f fifiivzfzfigigzl 5. ' va V372 .',.v'l,. .Tw , -, N,-359,-,vgHf6g5v,f3:i,1l3 .:f:g?v unix ,f.,f,j,q A 1 . r ,-if .. - Wi .-L,f.S1f:,,y.gg,c41 4.19 15-W ,. . ., ,,.'.+fw,g.f. . ' . 'fi - f.u:,,55if.0f --ff ' - , .?'T'j4 ,zgygls U .. - V .51 an-, W . !,1:,i,:ff2fLx:2i'fi2,:::jf: Jw ' ,R A 4 . Lf f4,.r- rw , grim J ' '7 lgjl,5lfpfi 5-.Q.:.f 'S' Q, N saw M. rf cgeipivf if .K ,r,',,L, 1391. Kr.. 1 , :ff 'fT'S1fm.2 f rams... Q A Q 4 at lb- ug 2 SHE- , sig! 5 32 Tea for two? ,.....,. '14, A..,,..,, , ,tffgflil rf, f.f5fr:Li1fsa'p,c35r fm ,1 ff 5 'ruff .+'-.gltyg jg ag if '-1 . .WIA 'if' 'ff' . , Q f.wV,.!,,7 4 f Ti 'ffwfm f'jiLf,Q fi is? JV Basketball Monroels JV Basketball team tried hard this year, but the re- sult of their efforts was some- what disappointing. We can look forward to a better record next year because most of the players are returning. JR VARSITY BASKETBALL - CENTER: J. Williams, C. Jenkins, W. Yeomas, W Allen, M. Fennell, J. Yeomas, E. Elmadorf, T. Jenkins, T. Burles. J V F O l l This year Monroe High's JV gridders had a fine season under coach Tom Jarrett. Their 2 wins, l loss, 2 tied record placed them second in the league. Outstanding players were Wayne Rainey, who broke the city record with 26 touchdowns, Fred Harold and Roy Hinkley. FIRST ROWI W- RCiChCfl, G- Bohamas, R- Cllllefl, S- RiVefa, R- W. Rainey, J. Edwards, A. Edwards, F. Harold, D. Whittaker. PI'l1'1CC, M3-nagefgj Smoke, Labef. Shengulette, R. Ritz, H. Brown. THIRD ROW: T. Jarrett - Coach, 33 Z 2' i g 'S rW53?s5fg?Q,l H Kenny Harris shoots over West defender. Varsity Basketball After losing all tive starters from last year's Sectional team, our 1969-70 basketball team had only a fair sea- son. Coach Perkins tried everything possible, but our team proved to be too inconsistent throughout the year. James Laskett led the Redjackets in scoring with a 19 point average. Tony Thomas provided much-needed rebounding, and was also a consistent scorer. Sam Green and Tom Webster continually hus- tled and showed defensive prowess. Ron Lewis added a touch of scoring and rebounding to round out this yearls starting five. The outlook for next year is excellent as nine letter- men will return from this year's squad. VARSITY BASKETBALL - FRONT ROW: E. Katzen, B. Lew, J. Laskett, T. Thomas. SECOND R0 W: J. Manager, Coach Perkins, P. Dean, K. Harris, R. Lewis, R. Cook, T. Webster, C. Sessions, G. Curtis, S. Green, S. Manzler, D. Diminuco. Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe James Laskett wins cente S C o re S Gates Chili West Jefferson Mooney East East Madison r tap. 47 78 42 57 43 72 58 Ron Lewis goes for two. Greg Curtis breaks Wesfs press. xt Loyalgf to the cause. Hooray for Monroe! ,QQ- F Ei 'g l-'E N gf 51 2 me Words of wisdom M-42 Time out on the feld Getting ready. VARSITY SWIMMING - FRONT ROW: C. Judge, J. Dollinger, S. Crapsey, K. Krauss, H. Peyton, E. Chapelle, THIRD R0 W' H. Myrkin, R. Cullen. SECOND ROW: Coach Colwell, I. Anderson, A. JOTIHSOH, A. Hyder, D- K0lk0, D- Rosenbaum, W- Hicks. Diver shows good form, igiiiii. to 'I it 3 v A 5-3 it is ef . WWW mist .MIR USM ' I ,eq 'Q I --. .. . ,. M. .iq sf , f tg ....M..l A . ...WCM . 4' mi' .. .. . .. B, . .s ,..l,,.J..m . K - K I -- - -,L ew -W, - . t......7......v - ?9?ie'Y21?fif2f'fff 'K' iw 'K -X1 '7 Hx' V' 'z -of 1 t tw-wyfsgigy gave, fn., 'G . -gg: ,i-i, -use -l ti t . . , .k ,. U A H11 ff Varsity Swimming The swim team had great expectations for this sea- son, but due to many bad breaks had a losing record. Many fine swimmers graduated from last yearls squad, and also quite a few excellent seniors decided not to swim this year. I However, there were still some bright spots. Consis- tent winners throughout the season were Ron Cullen in the freestyle, Keary Krauss in the backstroke, Stu Myrkin in the Individual Medley, and Al Hyder in the breaststroke. The outlook for next year is good as only two seniors will graduate. 'sxihuu , .A we, Developmental Swimming M onroek bench looks alert. L Determined swimmers get set. This year, Monroels Varsity Wrestling Team, under the coaching of Mr. Richard Kingdon, had a disap- pointing season. Due to graduation, and a few open weight classes, Monroe didn't have the season that was hoped for. However, there were some bright spots this year. Sam Smith, Irving Murph, Danny Lee, and Edgar Jackson all won consistently. Also next year's team should be much stronger, as there are only a few sen- iors on the squad this year. Coach Kingdon psyches up his wresller, VARSITY WRESTLING - FRONT ROW: G. Hider, D. Whittaker, N. Curtis, N. Arguinzona. SEC- OND ROW: R. Barnes, S. Smith, J. Edwards, Coach Kingdon, J. Rogers, D. Lee, I. Murph. 40 Monroe wrestler on top. Greg Hider goes down on opponent. Say Undef . Q 15? . Q W, , 'vm M, x . W ,,,:5QfMQL i V Tennis BA CK: E. Lewis, A. Lew, J. Gillespie, J. Bray, P. Hyldahl, F. Hurd. COMING DOWN: S. Grant, C. Schwarze, L. Aponte, L. V0nRathonyi. GirI's Baseball lg vga Q iz E wi ,Y ,ww J A if ,L 5 S f-.v I, A ll ? as i ' 5 mph at ,A K v , x i . s Q ,, 2 Kl ' L E ,g 35 ag 3, Q ,K gg.. if i at W V ' Y 3 S M, ,. . W Z 1 gf. F .. , ' v at ,,, 4- , I 3 5 5' iv if Q 3 3 .wa if Q ya! f W xwi , , . 1 Q f Q if 1 , , Q , , 5w 1i Xj Ii M 5, is , . ' H ..,,,:f x H' Y 45 if Q, . L E, A I ,Q -,,. . ,,-: k ' ggi ?? 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This yearis team with Rich Levin, Phil Dawson and Bruce Marcus, all back from last year, should register Monroeis ninth straight city title. Varsity Tennis, FRONT ROW: K. Diamond, M. Crespi, E. Starr, R. Levin, R. Turbayne, BA CK ROW' B. Pro, P. Dawson, P. Ashbrooke, T. Wheeler, N. Nur, T. Racket. umm Varsity Baseball Monroe's 1969 varsity baseball team under the coaching of Mr. Richard Kingdon concluded the sea- son with a disappointing record of 3 wins and 9 set- backs. Gordon Frieda and Dick Diminuco led the team in hitting while Bill Kastner showed true hustle and de- termination all year. Other standouts included Carl Cleveland, Jim and Joe Lupiani, Mark Signor. This yearls team should make a fine attempt at the city title with six of nine starters returning this spring. Benched Again! FRONT ROW: J. Uhl, J. Johnson, D. Diminuco, G, Freida. SECOND R0 W' J. Lupiani, B. Kastner. C. Zysman, E. Katzen. O. Mitt, H. Johnson. Manager Coach Kingdon. J. Lupiani.M. Wright. THIRD ROW,' D. Leate. M. Signor. C. Cleveland, F. Underhill. 50 Dick Diminuco gets ready to tag stray McQuaid runner. Varsity Scores Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Carl Cleveland takes a hefty swing Edison 3 Charlotte 7 West 7 Aquinas 7 Marshall 7 Bishop Kearney 5 East 3 Franklin 1 McQuaid 13 Madison 4 Jefferson 6 Cardinal Mooney 2 l J.V. BASEBALL - FRONT ROVIC' H. Lindsay, J. Kenyon, L. Sarbello, D. Hurley, C. Taylor, S. McNamara. SECOND ROW' Coach Schmidt, J. Duffy, E. Reitkopp, J. Douglas, L. Dollinger, D. Thompson, D. Weidenhorer, Manager. THIRD RO W' B. Shamp, J. Jarovsky, L. Bodley, J. McMullen, J. Andolino, E. Chapelle, H. Cox. Absent, R. Heiney. Track - VVe're o. ll For the third straight year, Monroe's cindermen captured the city title. The team, for the second conse- cutive year also ran away with the Section Five Crown. Lamont Jarrett won his second straight 100 yard dash title, Ed Page won the shotput with a heave of over 50 feet, Zel Cason flew to the triple jump championship, with Bob Holsey registering a pleas- antly surprising third place. Jim Burts took the 180 yard low hurdles race, Royal Cook captured a second in the high jump, while Andy Rencis and Dan Finn each took fourth place in the pole vault and 440 yard dash, respectively. This year's team, with Lamont Jarrett and Bob Hol- sey leading the way, is hopeful of bringing Coach Per- kins his fourth straight city title and third consecutive Section Five Crown. VARSITY TRACK: FRONT ROW' K. Dunlop, R. Suggs, T. Greenburg, S. White, T. Sultz, E. McFadden, B. Bloom, D. Williams, D. Schwartz, W. Kosch, T. Rose, SECOND ROW: T. Dziekonski, J. Manager, S. Sommerfield, I. Anderson, D. Kolko, N. Chavarria, P. Dean, E. Hudson, D. Daniels, R. Lew, T. White, l. Andy shows great determination on his way over. Murph, BA CK R0 VIC' Coach Bolin, Coach Mahan, S. Hall T. Vance, T. Lind, A. Hider, A. Rencis, G. Hider, B. McCarthy, J. Dollinger, R. Freedland, D. Rosen, G. Daniels, T. Rapp, C. Tedrow, M. Elliot, D. Finn, T. Williams, C. Bivens, J. Burts, R. Holsey, J. McCleary, S. Bliss, Coach Perkins. Bob Holsey Hies to third place in Section V Tourney. Varsity Scores Monroe 75 East 53 Monroe 63 Aquinas 64 Monroe 91 Franklin 26 Monroe 87 Edison 40 Monroe 73 Bishop Kearney 53 Monroe 61 McQuaid 66 Monroe 72 Madison 32 Stronger than a locomotive! Jim Burts turns it all on to edge opponents in the Sectional finals. 53 MonroIog's First Annual All-Star Team During the past year Monroe has had more than its share of excellence in sports. This year Monrolog has decided to publish its first ALL-STAR TEAM to bring to our readers the many athletes who have contributed to Monroe's success in sports. Some players on the team showed excellence in a few sports, while others showed great competence in only one area. Everyone on the team was chosen not only for his talents, but also for his dedication, and sportsmanship - the basic ingredients for success in any sport. ALL-STAR TEAM: FRONT R0 VK' J. Lupiani, T. White. R. Levin, P. Lew, D. Diminuco, B. Kastner. BACK ROW' J. Laskett, T. DICK DIMINUCO - JUNIOR Varsity Football 2 years, Varsity Basketball 2 years, Varsity Baseball 3 years. First Team All-Scholastic Quarterback in Junior year. All-Greater Rochester Football Team W Honorable Mention in Junior year. Passed for over 700 yards this past season which is believed to be a city record. Co-Captain of football team. Starter on basketball team. A starter on baseball team as a Freshman and Sophomore. Leading hitter on last year's team. THOM WEBSTER W JUNIOR Varsity Football 2 yearsg Varsity Basketball 2 years. First Team All-Scholastic Offensive End on football team. Also was All-Scholastic End on Defensive Team. All-Greater Rochester Football Team - Honorable Mention. Caught over 25 passes for more than 300 yards. Starter on basketball team. Thomas, L. Jarrett, B. Holsey, M. Signor, T. Webster, D. Schwartz, J. Mihalitsis, D. Kolko. LAMONT JARRETT - SENIOR Varsity Football 3 years, Varsity Basketball l year, Varsity Track 4 years. First Team All-Scholastic Football in Junior year. Leading scorer in City Football League as Junior. All-Scholastic Honorable Mention in Senior. First Team All-Scholastic in Track in Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years. Sectional Champ in 100 yard dash in Sophomore and Junior years. Definitely the ROCHESTER AREA'S PREMIER SPRINTER! MARK SIGNOR A JUNIOR Varsity Football 2 years, Varsity Wrestling 2 years, Varsity Baseball 1 year. All-Scholastic Honorable Mention Lineman on football team as sophomore. Second-Team All-Scholastic Fullback on this year's team. Second-Team All-Scholastic Wrestler as a Sophomore. Lamont Jarrett wins 100 yard dash in Sectionals. BILL KASTNER - JUNIOR 2 years Varsity Baseballg l year Varsity Football. Most Valuable Player on Baseball Team as a Sophomore. Showed great hustle and determination all season. Also halfback on our winning football team. BOB HOLSEY - JUNIOR Varsity Track 2 Yearsg Varsity Cross-Country l year. Was on Second Team All-Scholastic in Triple Jump, placing third in Sectionals as a Sophomore. Also ran 440 yard dash for track team. DAVE KOLKO - JUNIOR l year Varsity soccerg 2 years Varsity Swimmingg 2 years Varsity Track. All-Scholastic Honorable Mention Goalie on soccer team as a Junior. Scored 3 shutouts this past season. Swims Butterfly for the swim team. Pole Vaulter on track team. RICH LEVIN - SENIOR 3 years Varsity Tennisg l year Varsity Soccer. Second Team All-Scholastic Doubles on tennis team as Sophomore. As a Junior, went unbeaten in his singles bracket. All-Scholastic Doubles as a Junior. TOMMY WHITE - JUNIOR 1 3 years Varsity Cross-Countryg 2 years Varsity Track. All-Scholastic Honorable Mention in Cross-Country as Junior. Finished eighth in the Cross-Country Championships this year. A miler and two-miler on track team. JAMES LASKETT - JUNIOR 2 years Varsity Basketball. Leading scorer on team as Junior, averaging over 18 points per game. One of the finest ball handlers for Monroe in many years. Has all the moves. PAUL LEW - JUNIOR Varsity Football l year. All-Scholastic Honorable Mention in football as Junior. Co-Captain of Defensive team. Blocked two punts this year on crucial plays. Coach Collwell calls Paul one of the hardest hitters he has ever coached. JIM LUPIANI - JUNIOR I year Varsity Footballg 2 years Varsity Baseballg 2 years Varsity Bowling. Second Team All-Scholastic on football in Junior year. Leading tackler on team. Starting Second Baseman on baseball team as a Sophomore. Highest average on bowling team. DAVE SCHWARTZ - SENIOR 3 years Varsity Soccerg 2 years Varsity Track. Second Team All-Scholastic as Sophomore and Senior for soccer. Co-Captain of Soccer team as a Senior. Helped lead Monroe to the best defensive record in the City-Catholic League. Also a shot-putter on the track team. JIMMY MIHALITSIS - SENIOR 3 years Varsity Soccerg All-Scholastic Honorable Mention in Junior and Senior years. Scored 7 goals as a Sophomore to help Monroe gain its first Sectional berth in 35 years. Scored 4 goals as Junior and three as a Senior. Best dribbler on team. TONY THOMAS - JUNIOR Varsity Football 1 yearg Varsity Basketball l year. First Team All-Scholastic Defensive End in football. Second Team All-Scholastic Offensive End. Caught over 25 passes for more than 300 yards. Co-Captain of basketball team. Leading rebounder on team and second highest scorer. Dickie plays tag with East tacklers. mugf SCI-ICDOL The wise see knowledge and action as one Academics 58 Senior Standard Bearers Alan Isaacson, John Foster, Nadav Nur. Hilary Elliot, Ann Hamilton. Steve Chesburough, Francis Dunn. 59 junior Standard Bearers Neva-Grace Westfall, Georgia Decker. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is composed of students elected on the basis of their scholastic abilities fno final mark less than BU their character, citizenship, and leadership abilities. This organization is open to students in either their Junior or Senior year. The N.H.S. also performs service projects for the school and community such as the tutoring of underclassmen and acting as teacher aides at neighboring School 15. New members to the NHS were chosen very late this yearg Due to this fact only the members re-elected for their second year are listed below. SEN OR MEMBERS El. CITRON l'I.ELL.lElT H.EI..L.IEIT JEOSTER J.F'REEDl lAN A.HAMll..TON IXISAACSUN KKRAUS5 KMANDWELLE B. MARCUS D.OWERBACl-li JOWERBACI-I l.. PETRUSO E.F-QEITKOPP DSCHWARTZ RVANCE junior Honor Guard FIRST RO W' C, Bernstein, L. D'Amico, D. Sodeman, S. Kosoff, F. Dunn, G. Decker, S. Hellman, E. Freedman, S. Weiss. SECOND ROW,' E. Forman, D. Matiukas, J. Kless, Df Becker, L. Mahoney, S. Subyak, S. Sauers, S. Bonati, P. Guba, J. Alaimo, K. Lind. THIRD ROW,' C. Smith, R. Osseck, S. Chesborough, P. Marcus, E. Heyman, K. Dear, D. Gifford, N. Westfall, S. Berzansky, S. Denas, A. Foster, B. Neuberg. ABSENTQ P. Ayers, C. Buscemi, J. Connelly, G. Decker, H. Eckerson, M. Halpern, M. Hoch, K. Heinrich, G. Heyman, S. Kemperman, B. Kiener, K. Knauer, B. Lewis, R. Lipchik, S. Mentel, S. Micklem, D. Miller. R. Moore, T. Muller, D. Starr, L. Vanness, P. White, E. Widowski, P. Warden. Hard work leads to academic achievement German I-Ionor Society The German Honor Society is reserved for Monroe students with outstanding records in German. In order to become a member, one must have had no German marks less than a BT During the Christmas holidays members distributed Christmas baskets to needy fami- lies in the city. The German Honor Society plans to end its year with a dinner of various German dishes. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY - SITTING: E. Ostroff. D. Schwartz, FIRST ROW: B. Vance, J. Foster. J. Lew, J. Eckhardt, A. lssacson. GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY - Mrs. Haslanger. D. Krakow, J. Gillespie, R. Loeher, M. Killip. N. Nur, L. Purwin, K. Rathonyi, W. Howard, Mr. Purwin. Frencn Honor Societ The French Honor Society had a very interest- ing and productive year for all members. Its pur- pose, which is to show the practical uses of French, is carried out by holding its activities in French. The French Honor Society is also a ser- vice organizationg at Christmas time it distri- buted baskets of food and gifts to the underprivi- liged members of the city. The French Honor Society ends its year with a traditional French Dinner held here at school. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY - FIRST ROW: J. Hamilton, T. Elder, S. Reynolds, J. Steinburg, S. Auston H. Reitkopp, Miss Lamberton, SECOND ROW: D. Owerbach, J. Kosoff, T. White, J. Mack, P. Hyldahl. M Hellman. N. Kurtz. Letters Of Regents Scholarship Commendation inners This year Monroe had twenty-two Regents Scholarship winners and nine alternates, one ofthe highest in the city. These students are given financial aid in paying college tuition fees based on their need. Letters of Commendation are awarded as results of the National Merit Scholar- ship Test. This year Monroe had two semi-finalists who are in the upper one percent of those who took the test. These etters serve to draw interest and possible scholarships from colleges. LETTERS OF COMMENDATION - J. Eckhardt, E. Reitkopp, D. Katzen, J. Foster, W. Howard, I. Resnick, N. Nur. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WIN- NERS - FIRST ROW: H. Beck, J. Foster, N. Nur. SECOND ROW: S. Tyler, B. Hanley, J. Eckhardt, J. Freedman, E. Ostroff. THIRD ROW: W. Howard, T. Dewart, B. Vance, B. McCanhy, A. Issacson. D. Schwartz, D. Kummerow. ABSENT: R. Neu- berg, J. Weisberger, T. Wheeler, I. Resnick, A. Hamilton. R. P. I . John Foster The R.P.I. award is presented to a Monroe student who has proven himself or herself to be outstanding in math. D.A.R. Kirsten Krauss The D.A.R. award is given to the girl with the best scholastic record and service to Monroe High School. 64 Bausch And Loml Nadav Nur The Bausch and Lomb Company annually recognizes a Monroe student for his or her achievements in the Physical Sciences. N.M.S.Q.T. Finalists Becky Vance Joe Freedman Faculty To the Class of 1970: In these troubled times it is important that each of you, in your own way, dedicate yourself to improving the world in which W we live. At Monroe High School Kline you have had a truly compre- hensive education with a multi- tude of varied experiences. It is my hope that you will cherish your memories of your high school days and that you each feel prepared to go on to meet new challenges. We at Monroe are proud of you and feel confident that you will make a real contribution to society. Please accept my best wishes for your future happiness and suc- cess. Sincerely, Arnold Cantor Principal MR. ARNOLD CANTOR Y Principal MR. THEODORE DESOTO - Vice-Principal To the Class of 1970: As students of The Age of Aquarius, we hope you will cori- tinue to give thought and service to the ideals of democracy in your future years. You can advance human dignity, peace, and fair play by living these ideals yourself. Our wish is that you succeed in this endeavor and enjoy the fruits of personal success and happiness in the years to come. Sincerely, Theodore DeSoto Vice-Principal 66 Mr. Al Butler. Mr. Russel Brigandi. Mr. Eric Rice Deans It is hard for young people to respect rules and regulations. We have been forced to obey too many stale, worn-out laws which no longer apply to our age. Consequently, it is hard for us to respect the deans who represent the regulations of the school. We forget that they up- hold the rules not to restrict our free- dom, but to insure it, by making Monroe a safe and reputable school. Often facing students who are defiant and insolent, they have kept an open mind about the students and are willing to give them help when needed. Their loyalty to us and the school do deserve our respect. Mrs. Charlotte James, Miss Evelyn Waugh Counselors Counselors are many things in a school like Monroe. They give you your S.A.T. applica- tions, they proctor your S.A.T. tests, then they give you your scores. During the confusion of applying to col- leges, they are a stable force of experience and knowledge. Without the counselors, you may end up in Girls, Choir when you canlt sing - and you happen to be a boy! In the impersonal nature of todayls world, counselors take a personal interest in you as they do the thankless jobs that show how much they care. Mr. Samuel Bishop, Mr. Richard Seager, Mrs. Rachel Wynn Mr. Phillip Carlivati, Mr. Edward Prior. Mrs. Delores Schwartz asp Il? fb 'Y-uv SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS - Mr. Richard Letvin, Mrs. Maxine SEVENTH GRADE TEACHERS - Mr. David Pasternak, Mr Lisi Kenneth Mady Z ali 'Ne Mrs. Phyllis Wells, Mrs. Shirley Long, Mrs. Marianne Purwin, Mrs. Donna Ehrhart. Teachers' Aides Mfr 69 M r. Martin Lynch Psychologist al if gat., Professional Mrs. Lucienne Carpentier Nurse Mr. Robert Sadick Speech-Hearing Specialist il? Mrs. Anna Bell A udio- Visual Clerk Mrs. Mildred Saslow Guidance Secretarv Mrs. Olive Schutt Dental Hygienist e 70 Mr. Ira Schulman Registrar Mrs. Loretta Emery Attendance Clerk Services Mrs. Phyllis Greenberg Social Worker F dis .K -tml CAFETERIA STAFF - SIT- TING: Mrs. Sophia Logothetis, Mrs. Margaret Metzler, Mrs. Rose Foster. Mrs. Margaret Ornt, Mrs. Mary Pecor. STANDING: Mrs. Annette Merkel. Mrs. Nancy Peter- son, Mrs. Clara Hayes. Mrs. Ionie Johnson, Mrs. Jean Johnson, Mrs. Rosemary Bailey. Mrs. Carolyn Eller, Mrs. Elizabeth Ingro. ABSENT: Mrs. Thelma Bauman. Department Heads Mr. Carl Lang Mr. Charles Grifiith Social Studies English M-Lv-in kia: Warren Goldstein Mr. Samuel Ronsheim Mr. Patrick Rizzieri Mathematics Science Business 1 Q4 . 41 Mr. Royal Hill Mr. William Graf Mr. Alan McNab Industrial AVIS Health Education Custodial Engineer 72 Miss .lean Capellino Language Mr. Gerald Keating Special Education S2 is f if 'S iw Miss Esther Wedd Dietitian Mr. Minn fries his hand al the new math. athematics Carl Sandburg once posed this question, Hlf you ask your mother for one fried egg for breakfast and she gives you two fried eggs and you eat both of them, who is better at arithme- tic, you or your mother?,, The math department helps us solve many such puzzling problems. Math courses allow the stu- dent to correlate both a scientific and creative approach to learn- ing. At a time when young minds are open and questioning, mathematics challenges them with a broad expanse of ideas and formulas. SITTING Mrs Carol Wawrzycki, Mr. Warren Goldstein, Mrs. Mr. Edgar Rose, Mr. Phillip Hochreiter, Mr. Ira Schulman M Celia Hutchinson Miss Marion DeMond. STANDING: Mr. George John Rapp. Cooke Mr Phillip Evans, Mr. Eugene Evanitsky, Mr. James Mion, Science Science is more than the lab experiment that didnlt work, the dissection of a frog, or the won- der ofthe atomic bomb. Science is Awareness f a study of how to use the phenomenons of na- ture to benefit humanity. It reaches beyond man's limitations in a constant search to under- stand the unknown. The fine quality of Monroels Science Department enables the students to be introduced to this exploration. Call it stamp collecling for want ofa better name KNEELING: Mr. Samuel Micelli Cstudent teacherj. SITTING: Mr. Peter Hammar. STANDING: Mr. David Schafer, Mr. Warren Frankel, Mr. Bruce Gillies, Mrs. Marcia Banerjee, Mr. Robert Kearney. 11' ' -- 7, i IIE all in the wrisl. U 5-Liiyv' s L, 'urns . X h, B 'AB f , sq: Ge! ahead in the Science Deparlmenl Mrs. Marion Weaver, Mrs. Mary Archer, Miss Lottie Peterson, Mr. John McCrank, Mr. Charles Dean, Mrs. Marjorie Hawkes. Mr. James Nicoll. Mr. Samuel Ronsheim 75 xx English The English department at Monroe is a good place to learn that English is not all Punctua- tion, Vocabulary, and Sentence Structure. Many of us complain that young people are never listened to. In English classes, including several electives, we learn to express our thoughts so that people will listen and perhaps understand. We read, analyze and discuss ideas presented by ancient and modern men in liter- ary works. As we try to formulate our own values in a confused society, these readings have a great impact and iniluence on our minds. Part ofthe goal of the English department is to provide opportunities for such an exchange of ideas to occur. SITTING Mr Keith Dewey Mr Lewis Marks Mr Charles Griffith Miss Marie DeRosa Mr Lawrence Arine STANDING Miss Gloria Parker Mr Carmen Botto Miss Joanne Ligoski Miss Judy Summers Mr James Detinger Mr Paul Helberg -QQ- SITTING: Miss Anne Thomas. Mrs. Linda Sheive, Mrs. Patricia McCrae, Mrs. Karen Thomas, Miss Betty Tomchik, STANDING: Mrs. Valerie Bonn, Miss Susan McManus, Mrs. June Granger. Mr. William Fuhrman. Mr. Robert Carlisi. Mr. James Toole, Mrs. Marjorie DeMay. Mr. William Thomas. Fetch me fha! there book. Well, Nc1malh's was down to here Social Studies ANCIENT HISTORY Arthur Guterman I hope the old Romans Had painful abdomens. I hope that the Greeks Had toothache for weeks. I hope the Egyptians Had chronic conniptions. I hope that the Arabs Were bitten by scarabs. I hope that the Vandals Had thorns in their sandals. I hope that the Persians Had gout in all versions. I hope that the Medes Were kicked by their steeds. They started the fuss And left it to us! SITTING: Mr. Carl Lang, Mr. Gerald Lane, Miss Patricia DeVito, Mr. Frank Paro, Mr. Robert Ward. STANDING: Mr. Arthur Quinn. Mr. James Roland, Miss Barbara Francis, Mr. Dwight Stevens, Miss Lynne Ringwood, Miss Nancy McRae, Miss RoseAnne Groll. 3' N' Y The wind is coming fam the GYM! Y014 are gflllng sleepv So I took Ihls turn on the Can of Worms SITTING: Mr. Richard Letvin, Miss Phyllis Kohlman, Miss Geraldine Weintraub, Miss Joan Monroe, STANDING: Mr, Robert VanLoon, Miss Susan Buckman, Mr. George Pixley. ABSENT1 Mr. James McNiiT, Mrs. Grace Schlageter. Language Much of the unrest in the world re- sults from a lack of communication. Understanding a man begins with under- standing his tongue. Monroeis Language department offers a strong foundation of knowledge upon which we can build such an understanding. A man once said, 'sto just talk is not enough, you must say something? By taking advantage of the opportunity our language department provides, we can learn to say something when we talk. Things need to be said today! We cannot ignore that need. SITTING: Miss Barbara Wohl- farth, Miss Jean Cappellino, Miss Nancy Noblet, Mr. Stephen Gaesser. STA NDING: Mrs. Martha Haslanger, Mrs, June Mullen, Miss Kathleen Ford, Miss Mary Shults, Miss Diane Lamberton, Mr. Bert Purwin, Mrs. Leah Kaplan, Mr. Enrique Giroud. Verrry interesting, but no! so jixnny. 1551 5151-ii if with Fine Arts Inside everyone there is a creative force struggling for expression. The line arts department offers a chance for such expressions in music, art and drama. With so much misunderstand- ing today, it is good that we can learn to express ourselves in these ways. A single painting, an elegant overture, or a good play can express much more than We allow ourselves to , f Y KIWN - -C A, ' kv .X say. Mr. Richard Snook f Instrumental Music 1 X,, X I Mr. Jack Watkins - Drama Director s. ttf- ,N 1 Y ' 4 1 Miss Connie Clay, ivln John Connallyf' ABSENT Mrs Marion Avery - Vocal Music ,. X X X Miss Tarrant Hookham, Mr. Arthur Wiley, Mr. Edward Lester. ABSENT: Mr. Robert Case. Business The business department pro- vides courses which show another aspect of living. It prepares stu- dents for futures in a career World. Today,s businesslike so- ciety has a great need for people with knowledge of typing, short- hand, and bookkeeping. Mon- roe helps people meet such a need. The curriculum otTers a fresh, exciting approach to worlds of accounting, advertis- ing, and secretarial work. SITTING: Miss Marlene Faust. Mr. John Levesqut Mr Patrick Rissieri, Mr. Robert White. Mrs. Christine Licata .STA NDING Miss Michela Cupolo, Mr. Jean Mahan, Mr. Russel Pulvcr Mr. Stevens probes a perplexing problem. Special Education The Special Education department is comprised of the School Work and Occupational Education pro- grams. Students enter at the age of 14 for the three year program. During the first two years, concentration is on citizenship, basic academic subjects, and develop- ment of attitudes and habits necessary for success in personal living and on the job. Classes are small, more attention being given to the individual, allowing him to progress at his own speed, rather than having to go at the average speed of the whole class. During the third year, students spend time at var- ious jobs throughout the city, with pay, to gain a feel- ing of what they would like to make their careers. The Special Education department is not a separate school, not even a separate section of Monroe. It is a part, a very important part, of this high school. It is a part which aids in giving all students an equal oppor- tunity to learn and prepare for the adult life ahead of them. SITTING: Mrs. Carolyn Toland, Mr. Edmund Kirby. STANDING: Mr. Kenneth Stevens, Mr. Michael Cinanni, Mr. Gerald Keating. ABSENT: Mr. James Baug, Mr. Salvatore Yacono, Mr. Vaughn Baker. Home Economics The home economics department offers an education which is as important and necessary as English, Science, or any other academic subject. It teaches the fundamentals of womanhood in classes on sewing, cooking, and child develop- ment. Girls learn the numerous aspects of assuming their feminine role later in life. The department strives to prepare these students for the future. Mrs Maxine Lisi, Mrs. Rita Oberleitner. Mrs. Nancy Peters. ABSENT: Mrs. Jacqueline Wheelock. Industrial Arts Industrial arts courses have given the students a realistic look at the world of industry, as well as worthwhile prepara- tion and experience. The department offers courses such as wood and metal working, printing, and drafting. Work done in these courses is as fine and de- tailed as any mindwork needed for phys- ics or trigonometry, and is a creativexas well as learning experience. Mr. Fred Ingalls. Mr. Stephen Klym. Mr. Charles Woodworth, Mr. Sydney Nelson, Mr. Alvin Albright. Mr. Royal Hill. ABSENT: Mr. Manfred Remmel. Wow. this next chapter is reallvjuizj1'. ' Health Education Gym classes can be much more than doing 50 sit-ups or wearing an ugly uni- form. There can be a great thrill in mak- ing that winning basket, a sense of pride in simple competition, and frustration mingled with effort in a girls vs. boys game in co-ed gym. Monroels gym course provides a great opportunity for much more than physical exertion if we do not fail to grasp it. Health Education classes also have an important role in educating the student. Offered in an informal sense, as at Monroe, the discussions and films have a necessary and even interesting value in developing a youngster for a well- rounded life. SITTING: Mrs. Wilma Leveson, Miss Sandra Lahtinen. Mrs. Dorothy Weber. STANDING: Mr. Richard Kingdom, Mr. Frank Colwell, Mrs. Ruth Golm. Mr. William Graf, Mr. Lawrence Perkins, Mr. Leslie Schmidt. 85 l l l l HOMEROOMS H, ,Q f r ', f Us H t 1 ' 1 JF v In I I , Qs: ,Q W F H 3' Aa X as 2 'T ff sk if n fi L1L,,,.: 3 - .s nzkaifjg 5 ' M ll Ti uf 2 , M5f.1m'- , 2., E i' 2i1,3'xs? Q V -1 ? 'V 7ik87 gtk? . lf- K . . R ggrgg-iff' -- 1 En ,E S -1 3 K fm W 53 ,51 1 ' Ea- ,,, Sw ' ' 7-? Qf9'E, If: xriizfbiak? rf SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS - Sue Kosch, Prexident: B. Cuthrell, Boyls Social Chairmang Beth Amann, Vice-President. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS - Tom Johnson, Presidentg Karen Lewis, Vice-Presidenlg Jill Katz, Secrerarv. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS - SITTING: Pam Trimm, Girlls Social Chairmang Patty Marcus, Secretary. STANDING: Wayne Cannon, Boyk Social Chairmang Howard Peyton, Presidenzg Daniel Woods, Vice-President. 'tr 'K , X 3 , , X ! Q' 5 !i1'.Qi, TENTH GRADE OFFICERS - SITTING: Andie Graham, Girls' Social Chairman Gail Hardy. Sevrerary. STA NDING: Roland Truelove, Bqyis Social Chairman: Dan Hurley, Presidentq Joanne Laroque Vice-President. ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS f SITTING: Donna Newcomb. Secrelarv. Janice Davidson, Presidenl. STANDING: Debbie Gippe. Vice-Presidenlq Dick Diminuco, Bqvs' Social Chairmang Jayme Steinberg, Girls' Social Chairman. TWELFTH GRADE OFFICERS - Steve Wolin, Bavk Social Chairmang Shelley Mack. Secretary: Sharon Oratz, Girls' Social Chairmang Tom Wheeler, Vice-President. ABSENT: Richard Levin, President. 233 - B. Kipke, C. Gibson, S. Clinkscales. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pasternak, J. Renner, J. Andolina. L. Newby, L. Lembaris. D. Detlman. P. Wilson. THIRD ROW: J. Nursinger. G. Krassman. L. Thrasher, C. Reichert, D. Kaziska, B. Newby. M. Ross. C. Reynolds, M. Schey. BA CK ROW: G. Stewart, L. Tyndall, R. Rosso, R. Imes. C. Snell. R. Rutherford, R. Miller. 1975 Did you ever think that you would never be happy? Think again in a couple of years. We know you'll change your mind. 235 g FRONT ROW: J. Dresko. J. Merchant. P. Glasheen. MIDDLE ROW: B. Amann. S. Kosch. K. Engelhaidt. K. Bergeron. S. Russel. E. Klausner. P. Doame. BACK ROW: B. Peters, R. Leal, M. Shannon, T. Deegari. R. Eckam, B. Cuthrell, P. Norton, C. Hair. Mr. Mady. 90 322 - FRONT ROW: Mr. Dean, K. McCombs, D. Andrews, G. Moore, M. Mirkin. R. Soderman. MID- DLE ROW: M. Yanchich, M. Fracassi, M. DeWeese. L. Ugozio. P. McCarney, K. Koons. BACK RO W: D. Elmer, R. Debose, D. Burke. D. Skinner, B. Robson. D. Kramer. D. Buzzard. 336 - FRONT ROW' E. Tushingham, S. Garfinkle. S. Cotton, B. Nicosia, B. Gal- loway, M. Park. MIDDLE ROW: D. Wunder, M. Banks, T. Cummings, D. HudsorflN. Herbert, D. Starkes, C. Fran. G. Long, C. McGall. BACK ROW: J. Byrd, K. Berger, M. Fleming, P. Boucher, M. Harper, R. Evans, J. Strassner, D. Miller. 1974 Youlve got a long way to go. When you get there, Look back and laugh. 222A FRONT ROW: C. Pelo. C. Agncllo. S. Castner. H. Spinning. L. Barter. L. Arico. MIDDLE ROW: M. Young. G. Stewart. G. Brown. R. Zufelt. Miss Parker. C, Hall. J. Katz, BACK ROW: W. Jones, K. Ogneoveski. J. Hudon, K. Putnam, F. Pierson, L. Schwartz. M. Knapp. J. Spinning, R. Everett. 222 FRONT ROW: Mr. Tool. F. Gilles. S. Gippe. M. Giroud, L. Mooney. J. Meleca. MIDDLE ROW: R. McKinon S. Steacy. K. Stone. D. Walsh. L. Berger. C. Petcher, R. Slater. BA CK ROW: S, Pearsall. M. Murphy. K. HolTberg. D. Hochenberg. C. Gilford. Q 223 FRONT ROW: E. Lovett. C. Jaycox. M. Williams, S. Bradbury, D. Simpkins, S. Neave. MIDDLE ROW: C. Gaspar. V. Carter, E. Wynn. J Croson. S. Graf, K. Friauf. J. Feinberg, D. Shapiro. J. Augan. D. Knight. R. Sauers. BACK ROW: S. Silverberg, N Perrotte, H. Smith, S. McGraw. J. McGuckin, B. Waterson. 225 FRONT ROW: L. Bach. C. Dorr, S. Aronson. M. Bust. J. McGuckin. M. Zegas. L. Trajanovska. D. Brwerton. MIDDLE ROW: P. Elliott. R. Harvey. M. Sambroski. J. Hughes, F. Brown. K. Williams. L. Mallory, W. Cardot, V. Dixion, BACK ROW: R. Hall, M. Harold, T. Giannone, D. Burns, L. Foos, C. Jackson, M. Avent, A. Negron. pi 320 FRONT ROW: D. Phillips K. Szkelsky, D. Burns, K. Rowley D. Cellura. M. Bradshaw, J Tisdale, MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Thomas, T. Glade, S. Shaver, S. Wurzer, A. Rathonyi, D Guelzow. C. Peil. BACK ROW: B. Signer, J. Friedman, D. Ackley, D. Bertrand. H. Lee. D. Prindle R. Matthews. 32l FRONT ROW: M. Newby. D. Randall. P. Shiel. L. Colombo. H. Hudson. C. Adamski, MIDDLE ROW.' M. Brewington, L. Watson. D. Cartledge. A. Andrews, M. Friedman. Miss DeVito, BA CK ROW: H. Hensley, A. Jenkins. T. Johnson, D. Jones, R. Kerr, W. Cook. am, 'ww 323 FRONT ROW: S. Giehl, L. Ager, K. Schalch. J. Cintron, 1. Young, S. Koperski, BACK ROW: N. Geerhold, J. Kenyon. F. Streuver, B. Ziegler, L. Mills, D. Harmon, K. Young, J. Torchia. R. Smith. A. Oratz. 325 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Thomas, J. Hockenberry, C. Wison, K. May, P. Powell, C. Forsyth, S. Cowlay, J. Johnson, BA CK ROW: K. Stevens. J. Laukaitis, R. Sunberg. R. Kelley, R. Collens, L. Myers, B. Caryl, R. Allen, T. Strassner. 324 FRONT ROW: D. Johnson. J. Kaufman, L. Kash, J. Nursinger N. Casy, B, Hanna, BA CK ROW: Mr. Kearney, L. McNamara, S Rothstein, L. Coyle, D. Jones, J. Gagos, R. Fenster, J. Dubin. r 326 FRONT RO W: D. Gottler, K. Lewis, S. Spires, M. Winterman. MIDDLE ROW: S. Walsh, L. Finley, R Sheesley, C. Spielman, N. Perrotte, N. Berger, S. Marble, J. Wright. M. Paige. S. Lamb. BACK ROW: J. Doran, Q. Clancy. E. Ellwanger. P. Bauman. J. Casella, D. Broyald, C. Conge. G. Eggleston, R. Santos. 330 FRONT ROW: R. Colon, K Kiefer SECOND D Robinson M Torpey BACK ROW A Johnson P ROW: W. Hemus, P. Lippens, C. Graham M Fox B Votsis C Belanger J Reynolds K Warhrier R Paul Haake, J. Napier. THIRD ROW E Gauldin A P Napoletano D Perry Rivera. S. A. Smith, D. Erich, L. Collazo E Possehl 335 FRONT ROW: C. Rivera, S Burk, M. Heranadez, J. Lewis, J Lewis, C. Anderson, S. English MIDDLE ROW: E. Epstein. L Fullwood, K. Rose, D. Muscowitz B. Eason, R. Wood. J. Patterson B. Sanderson, S. Ralston, K Verhoeve. BACK ROW: J DeMark. M. Kramer, P. Ryman M. Cramer, G, Sheldon, T. Grab. ll, . 339 - FIRSTRO W: S. Ellis, J. Iachetta. L. Schwartz. M. Glover, R. Liders. V. Gordon, D. Beasley. SECOND ROW: N Peachy, D. Ortiz, S. Smith, B. Auld, J. Hoyt, L. Deacon. P. Matiukas. THIRD ROW: D. Cohen, W. Walker, G. Keller. J. Ames. G. Doran. J. MacKenzie. S. Pilotte. , Q .WN 2? . Lw ? S , - L k . . ., Mm ., .. W A ..K 5 F ig K A .3 qw 'nun 1. .W 1 . ri X' X 1 Y: Q1 5 3 Q. l. 7l5k.S'lf .ST H f N 1 I 1 KM:-V, .., , ...V 3. mn bw Lx sw s 5' wx gn J' nk it W.. .... If .., 96 . me . .,-N uf- .-:..,,,'j gf?- f'.. , ff.,-N:-:',.'-i1.f.'5.::1 Q. : , ': 3 .. . . . .. .V .. F 2 E... W My Maw E wx, 5 . K Q 7 K . vil la'- . .,kf , , 21 I ,S it f' I K rw? , 1973 The pessimist says the cup is half empty, the optimist says it's half full. Are you a half-fuller? 3 - FRONT ROW: C. Enell, J. Kless, C. Tyler, M. Richards, C Johnson. D. Grieker. D. Weigel. J. Orange. BACK ROW: Mr Woodworth, M. Williams, J. Prince, C. Metcalf, R. Richard, T Williams, R. Lipehik. R. Warney. R. Cullen. M. Romano. J. Arguinzoni. D. Shengulete. 40 - FRONT ROW: Mr. Klym, L. D'Amico, V. Ognenovska, C, Taddeo. S. Pignato. MIDDLE ROW: G. Case, J. McCreg, T. Mullen. T. Fergusson, H. Lindsay, S. Brown, P. Forbes. BA CK ROW: E. Irving, J. Davis, J, Christian. P. Hurlburt. l04 - FRONT ROW: A. Alger. K. Lind. Mr. Evanitsky. N. Williams, D. Wagner. MIDDLE ROW: D. Stevens. A. Foster. S. Kelley. P. Ayers. BA CK ROW' T. Murphy, E. Heyman. A. Kearney. T. Wurzer. M. Coleman. R. Dake. 'T' i, IZ4 - FRONT ROW: Mr. Mion, G Decker. C. State. C. Faueett. K. Dear. C Judge. M. Hicks. MIDDLE ROW: V Gebo. B. Kleimen. J. DiMascis. P Teeter. M. Moore. B. Bryant, S. Friedman, A. Johnson. D. Trout. D. Ellwanger. BACK ROW: R. Schutt. T Corey. K. VanOrsdale. J. White, G. McLean. J. Cashimere. M. Walls. T. Lape, D. Huffer. 125 - FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wawrzycki. A. Weinbach. C. Collins, L. Scott. A. Hawthorne. F. Shaw, G. Ruize. MIDDLE ROW: S. Weiss. R. Murray. D. Quinn. R. Taylor, E. Collazo, D. Ralston. M. Franco. T. Copella. BACK ROW: J. Summers, E. Forman. W. Cannon, P. Cole. W. Dawes, K. Melvin. IZ7 - FRONTRO W: Mr. Rupp. C Kealcr. M, Hoch. D. Wolfe. M Halpern, M. Fenby. J. Hall MIDDLE ROW: J. Graham S. Menlel. C. Yanlowski, L. Doolin R. Hinkley. E. Woolaston. BACK ROW: S. Lambaris. G. Heyman, J. Weinman. D. Woods, J. Com- melly. 241 - FRONT ROW: S. Berzansky, D. Micciche, D. Lupiani, N. Like. BACK ROW: C. Buscemi, L. Perez K. Ameele. S. Brandt, L. Sorbello, M. Kooper. 245 - FLOOR: S. Simzer, F. Wenzell. FRONT ROW: V. Edwards, Mrs. Granger, R. Shields, C. Finley, B. Federation, H. Williams. BACK ROW: J. Prindle, Z. Peyton, B. Lamb, D. Miller. C. Lauth, P. Marcus, M. Maslerton. 1 262 - FRONT ROW: A. Kindler, D. Raker, D. Pilato, S. Kinnear, R. Ryman, Mrs. Oberleitner. MIDDLE ROW: B. Hardy, L. Elder, A. Perez, B. Bryant, K. Lewandowski, M. Campbell, E. Redick, F. Dunn. BA CK RO W: P. Jones, G. Cutl, J. Bergeron, S. Denas, T. Duncan, H. Doyle, D. Gifford, D. Clark, M. Mallory. 272 - FRONT ROW: Mr. VanLoon. Nitray, A. Devoe, B. Williams, A, Law son, A. Antinora. MIDDLE ROW: V Conlon, D. Maliukas, L. Mahoney, J Kelsey, S. Swope, B. Agosto, R. Bryant. BACK ROW: E. Muller-girard. R. Os seek, R. Clifford. T. Spinning. D. D'Hondt. B. Kiener, D. Eckerson. 1 360 - FRONT ROW: D Soderman, M. Benitez, K. Vick, V Drake, D. Ryan, C. Sears, R Bernard. BA CK ROW: D. Roop, Reiss, R. Hupp, M. Pasley, M Fennell, J. Deel, D. Rowles, S Cheseborough, I 4 300 - FRONT ROW: D. Laber A. Roger, D. Sailor, P. Trimm, L Cutt. BACK ROW: B. Clancy, S Grab. N. Westfall, Miss Francis A. Farrell, B, Bryants, P. Hall, D Starr. '9 Nv1 365A - FRONT ROW: C. Arden. S. Kosolf. W. Ramos, D. Wilson, F. Mindlin. V. Glover. MIDDLE ROW: D. Becker, J. Gagne. S. Levenson, D. Bellinger. S. Drojak. M. Gibson, S. Fisher. BA CK RO W: S. Goldman, D. McMidlen. C. Smith. K. Heinrich, J. Barker, T. Hanson. M. Williams. L. Schmerbeck. 375 - FRONT ROW: S. Thornton. C Sullivan. S. Fulton, R. Altamore, M. Cowley MIDDLE ROW: J. Alaimo. J. Connor. R Guba, K. Knaver. Wimeii. BACK ROW: D Daniels, D. Miller, R. Guarnerc. F. Foulkrod. 'ECW Lv' K 'sw-nuf,L. M.. Nl 1 .5 si if l tunnis: I-I 102 - Mr. Cooke, J. Lewis, S. Anderson. P. Knight. N. Kurtz. J. 1 Coorman. G. Soto. MIDDLE ROW: S. Rice. D. Burchartl. V. Ruppenecker. L. Tyndall. M. Oritz. J. Kenyon. A. Blood. BACK ROW: B. J. Orange. J. Edwards. D. Doggett. V. Balman. J. Baker. R. Walsh. F. Helfer. S. Siegle. R. Loehr. Maybe next year . . . H' 142 - BA CK ROW: R. Ritz, M. Barber. L. Allison. THIRD RO We R. Adams, R Andolina. J. Herz, M. Baranowski. S. Crawford. T. Rivera. SECOND ROW: M. Dziuba, F Williams. C. Johnson, J. Traino, Mr. Botto. S. Benjamin, S. Goddard. E. Drew, B. Harris FRONT ROW: L. Maio. G. Curran, G. Cainer, L. Kozel, S. Weinstein, V. Rosenfeld, J Dykes. 103 229 A FRONT ROW: Mr. Case, T. Shaver, D. Finn, D. Musso, L. Todd. J. Namath. C. Willoughby. D. Sinski, BACK R0 W: A. Hider, E. Chappelle. Jr., O. Lewis. D. Zipkin, D. Jones. W. Beiche. R. Justice, S. Fraser if' JL.: l6l A - FRONT ROW: M. Sheil S. Schwartz, S. Andrews, B. Grif- fin, S. Kearney. T. Stith, J. Kauf- man. BACK ROW: G. Pedroza J. Karwat, K. Diamond, H. Hol- comb, E. McFadden, P. Cain, J Manning. A. Rathony. 234 f FRONT ROW: Mr. Wiley. G. Johnson. C. Wyatt, B. Ander- son, C. Caryl, M. Foos, M. Thomp- son. BACK ROW: D. Norton, C. Judge. N. Kosch. D. Taddeo, E. Piotrowaski, E. Katzen, J. Menzies D. Paul, F. Schlosser, M. Loucks, K. Whitt. 26I - FRONT ROW: M. Winn, L. William. C. Garceau. D. Cullen. J. Brown, E. Cuthrell, MIDDLE ROW: Lester, B. Sill. L. Grant, P. McCants, L. Toal, A. Jefferson, F. Glgliotti. BA CK ROW: E. VanDame, E Cohen, J. Ross. C. McMaster. J. Lewis, M. Stevens, S. Green, D. Thompson. 271 f FLOOR: R. Cuthrell. D. Hurley. FRONT ROW: J. Bailey, J Bradbury, C. Ward, L. Sizcr. B. Jemison. G. Whipple. MIDDLE ROW: C. Collins, M. Krakow. M. Meredith, I. McKinney. P. Taylor. L. Spinks. S. Spechl, Miss Monroe. BACK ROW: T. Stetzenmeyer. B. Doran, R. Truelove. D. Klug. D. Hughes. J. Staples, S. McNamara. 304 - FRONT ROW: G. Goungo. C. Wagner. H. Reitkopp, M. Mills. S. Palonne. K. Wright. MIDDLE ROW.' B. Probsl. M. Nestler, L. Levien, L. VonRathonyi, D. Cooper, W. A. Rainey, A. Howard, Mr. Giroud. BACK ROW' G. Suppa, S. Biren. W. R. Rasberry, Jr., M. Beasley, J. Mack. G. Hider. W. Yeoumas. A5 328 A FRONT ROW: M. Hall. D. Smith. L. Shapiro. M. Tuttle. D. Hoffer. MIDDLE ROW: T. Sears, J. Emrich. G. Ryan, G. Pound. C. Gates, C. Dobner. BACK ROW: T. Cuse. C. Contreres. J. Duffy, P. McCorry. D. Gottler. E. Ruiz. ...ff 36l - FRONT ROW: L. Simmons. R. Heiney, L. Metz. L. Krukowski, J. Gillespie, C. Leudecke, D. Wadman. BACK ROW: M. Moore, D. Lape, R. Street, M. Fisher. J. Anderson, D. Williams, L. Chavarria-Aquilar, J. Renner. L. Gauch. S. Eisenberg. 367 - T. Briskie. FRONT ROW: P. Kostin, P. Walsh. N. Jamieson, A. Wheeler, K. Keefe, A. Gross- berg. BACK ROW: S. Walker, B. McKnight. G. Eaddy. D. St. Aubin, M. Rothschild. S. Gom- batto, S. Mitchell, J. LaR0cque. 376 - FRONT ROW: D. Whitaker M. Perez, J. Hamilton, B. Troicke, J Mobley. B. Kosch. MIDDLE ROW. P. Cunliffe, D. Barr, A. Graham. R Sussman. S. Melens. P. Cutt. S Torpey. BA CK ROW: M. McFarland R. Rivera. R. Lew. M. Fields, M Crespi, B. Shamp, B. Miller. 377 - FRONT ROW: G. Henne. S. Austin. M. Allen, D Case, C. Sarkis. L. Berlove. T. Brown. MIDDLE ROW: R. Johnson. B. Faegre, P. Murph, N. Rothchild. M. Taylor, B. Porter. S. Reynolds, P. Vandersyke, BA CK ROW: M. Pelusio. D. Andrews. R. Birch, R. Crouse. D. Frazzbluu, M. Pennington, M. Gomez, D. Avery. J. Yeomus. 105 - FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bonn, T. Elder. D. Moxley, D. Toal, J. Walker, E. Haskin. E. Greenberg. MIDDLE ROW: P. Lew, R. Powers, N. Kodweis. D. Newcomb, R. Tushingham, Adamski, J. Lupiani. BACK ROW: W. Pratt, E. Fountain, J. Bradbury, F. Lopes, P. Hsen, A. Rose. R. Kroll. T. Dziekonski, M. Mann, N. Pillirig. l 9 You think this year was crazy? Next year you'll be SENIORSY 130 - FRONT ROW: Mr. Albright. L. Wyland, A. Hopkins, B. Suckle, L. Burger. MIDDLE ROW: S. O'Sullivan, J. Demery. M. Routley, P. Avery. H. Alger, F. Reed, L. Pelo. BA CK ROW: J. Walrath, R. Watson, J. Santa-Maria, G. Adams, T. Webster, D. Fahrer. 263 - FRONT ROW: L. Green. R. Lenahan, M, Rowland, G. Fishhaugh. BACK ROW: D. Reynolds. P. Hyldahl, L. Dean, R. Weaver, J . Reeves. l60 - FRONT ROW: Miss DeRosa, C. Marble, L. Croson, C. Hutchinson, S. Mullen, C. Ingerick, C. Teck. MIDDLE ROW: K. Yanklowski, L. Belanger, J. Kessler, T. Elkins, T. Thomas, J. Guido, S. Lewandowski, M. Sklover. BACK ROW' N. Connor. B. Kelsey, M. Koperski, E. Shulman, W. Bach. PK. 'jg' if 109 303 - FRONT RO W: K. Krauss, J. Inges. J. Allen, D. Hasty, A. Groos, J. Kosoff. BACK ROW: B. Kostanciuk, E. Vadnen, C. Allison, S. Green, M. Roberts. L. Opper, Mrs. Kaplan. 329 - FRONT ROW: S. Blackman P.-Hinton. R. Munsch. L, Cohoon. J Davidson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Paro C. Matthews. A. Pizzutelli. A. Crapsey T. White. Mirker. BACK ROW: N. Chuvarriu. G. DelRegno. J. Lavine. H. Hicks. B. Gippe 341 4 FRONT ROW: E. Gillette. L. Session. J. Metcalfe. M. Robinson. M. Bouchard. D. Alcott. Miss Faust. BACK ROW: C. Collazo. L. Mallory. R. Young. R. Loder. R. Ferguson. T. Stewart. P. Cowen. D. Arico. D. Mryghod. 1, ish 34? FRONT ROW Mrs Ford P Lumberton. C. Schwartz. E. Session. D. Dennis. M. Hellman, C. Cleveland BACK R014 S Ldtoski S Johnson. R. Gerber. H. E. Wilson. J. Campbell. W. Rowles. 345 - FRONT RO W: A. Davidow. M. Sloper. D. Denas. D. Gippe. T. Bauman. J. Bahamonde. BA CK ROW: A. Hamilton. R. Zollweg. J. Fleming. B. Humphrey. D. Lee. P. Dawson. W. Myers. D. Daniele. 365 f FRONT ROW: A. Hymes G. Frum. G. Adle, S. Sommerfcld D. Diminuco. J. Steinberg. P. Mykins. BACK ROW: J. Ramsay K. Gillespie. K. Peter. R. Turbayne A. Isaac. K. Vogt. P. Clifford. S Rapp. 378 - FRONT ROW: J. Antes. A. Lew, C. Stevens. J. Muldermans, H. Simon. K. Dollinger. S. Ash- brook. BA CKRO W: S. Manzler. E. Kaut. R. Lodar. D. Kolko. C Taylor. R. Shengulette. M.-ef -'ex Lv- ,um R x 202 - FRONT ROW: E. Sabastro, W. Torres. L. Mirando, M. Rivera, I. Torres, BACK ROW: N. Lopez, Mr. Kishman. A, Mar- rero. J. Rivera, M. Martinez. 203 -- FRONT ROW: M. Caraballo, G. Ortiz. E. Guadalupe, M. Lopez, M. Ortiz, Mr. MeNilT. SECOND ROW: N. Andujar, A. Torres, E. Rodriques, P. Pujols, M. Caraballo, I. Espada, J. Her- nandaz. LAST ROW: L. Dejesus, R. Martinez, L. Santiago, L, Dias A. Madera, A, Marreo, M, Rosario. 161 Annex - FRONT ROW: K. Reep, P. Pcalo. BACK ROW: R. Hockenberry, E. Chapman, Mr. Fuhrman. 112 Q C-l - S. Orsini, G. Beauharnois, E. VanGrol. C. Shaw. J. Holloway, Mr. Kirby. 3A - G. Santo, R. Bann, Schmeelk, G, Rolhfug, R, Date, C-2 - H. Kaziska, A. Bardella, D. Hoover. 62 - FRONT RO W' K. Pratt, A. Connor, W. Kramer, R. Paige, MIDDLE ROW: M. Aucter, D. Redick, G. Stanley, D. Wallace, J. Kalisnikow, G. DelRegno. BACK ROW: E. Riley, J. Sears, H. Pacheco. X Sw.. t l E 69 - FRONT ROW' E. Gigliotti. J. Smith, A. Charring, F. CFUZ- 71 - FRONT ROW: W. Cruz, F. Crawford L MHTTCIO J McMdnn BACK ROW: Mrs. Toland, C. Glasco, B. Russel, O. Sparrow BA CK ROWQ- F, Johnson, Mr, Baker, G Warren 74 - FRONT ROW: M. Mukulak, J. Lodata, V. Muha, R. Williams, Mrs. Stevens. BACK ROW: L. Tuttle, J. Brown, B. Bennet, D. Burows, G. Tonery. 220 - Mr. Cinanni, E. Gamble 114 'Vt YN. T X NX X Q. Ji at ' r.-. 1. ' 1 1 ORGANIZA TIONS nm-if 115 Don Quigley - President Student Government Student Government is divided into two different branches: Cabinet and Student Council. Cabinet is composed of the SGA officers, Commissioners fselected by the Presidentb and Class Presidents. Coun- cil is comprised of the Cabinet, Class Officers and Homeroom Representatives, and is run by the Vice-President. Mr. Frankel and Miss Ringwood are the advisers. The main purpose of Student Govern- r if Bill Fitzgerald - Vice President ADVISORS: Miss Lynne Rinwood, Mr. Warren Frankel ment is to organize and run social events such as Kick-Off Weekend, the successful JAM, and the Win- ter Weekend. SGA,s goal is to involve the Students in more activities and to get them involved in Student Government as insurance against the future. Students who get involved early find it easier to take over the big jobs of SGA later. This year,s officers deserve much recognition for a hard job well done. Joyce Lew - Secretary CABINET: First Row, D. Quigley, K. Krauss, K. Koperski, L. Petruso, I. Resnick, D. Pearsall, D Hurley. Mr. Frankel. Second row: J. Lew, C. Roberts. B. Fitzgerald, D. Wilson, J. Davison, B. Marcus. Third row: E. McFadden, R. Neuberg, D. Katzen, R. Levin, M. Yules, T. Wheeler, H. Peyton. Ab- sent: C. Mahoney. 117 Mr. William Thomas - Advisor Monrolog Dave Schwartz, Leni Petruso - Sports Editors David Owerbach, Diane Pearsall - School Editors 0 0 Joel Owerbach, Robin Huifman - Business Managers Hilary Elliot, Editor-in-chiqf Robert Hanley, Assl. Editor This year the staff of Monrolog was a totally inexperienced one. They faced the responsibilities of creating a good yearbook without any preparation. More important than doing a layout, writing copy, or crop- ping a picture, they learned how to work with others - and sometimes in spite of others. Often they learned only from their mistakes. But the sense of achievement in meeting new responsibilities will be re- membered long after the hardships have been forgotten. T LW Editor :sg Martha Adams JUNIOR ASSISTANTS - FIRST ROW: D. Hopkins, L. Belanger. SECOND RO W: M. Sklover, J. Steinberg, M. Routly. THIRD ROW: D. Newcombe. J. Ross, T. Vyner, L. Croson. FOURTH ROW: S. Green, L. Wyland. John Foster, Senior Biographies' Becky Vance, Elka Ostroff, Homeroom.s,' Karen Mandwelle, Senior Pivzures. Heather Elliott, Gail Katz - Senior Consultants L XR Hubert Johnson, Photographerg Kirsten Krauss, Debbie Baker, Art Editorsg Brian McCarthy, Judith Eekhardt, Copy Editors. 119. Mrs. Linda Sheive - Advisor Kaleidoscope Nina Roop, Joe Freedman - Committee Chairmen Kaleidoscope is Monroels literary magazine, com- posed of writings and art by Monroe students. This year K-Scope presented a movie and sponsored the Book Fair to raise funds for its production. Mrs. Shieve is the advisor and Joe Freedman and Nina Roop are the committee chairmen. STAFF - FRONT ROW: M. Taylor, D. Hoifer, N. Roop, E. Gillette, J. Gilespie, N. Kurtz, R, Sussman, M. Connally, J. Wigg. BACK ROW' N. Nur, Mrs. Sheive, T. Dewart, H. Beck, J. Freedman, M. Tuttle. Greetings From The Class Cf '70 Any similarity to any faculty or student is purely coincidental Senior pictures continuedbon page 150. M-Life, Where Art Thou? Don't let anyone say that your picture wasn,t in the yearbook. Did you see page I94? Bet you didn't think we could print stun' like that 121 Teenage Diplomats - Bill Howard, Kristen Krauss, Joyce Lew. Kirsten - Holland I have many wonderful memories of last summer which I spent as an exchange student. Under the Youth For Understanding program, I lived with a Dutch family in the small, nort eastern town of Bor- ger in the Netherlands. I sgent the summer bike riding, swimming and sail- ing. uring my family,s vacation, we too a sailing trip on the lakes and canals of Holland and in addi- tion to seeing the flat countryside, the many water- ways, dikes and windmills, I also saw quaint fishing villages and old and modern cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam. I will never forget the Dutch people, who seemed so friendly, natural and free, And I will always remember the paths to knowledge and greater understanding whic can be opened by experiencing life in another country. Kirsten and her Dutch family Bill - Germany I spent my summer in Goslar, Germany, a medieval town of 50,000 nestled on the edge of the Harz moun- tains, five miles from the East German border. For the most part, life was like in the U.S. My host brother and I went swimming, bicycling hiking and shopping. We also did chores like ba ysit for our fami y's granddaughter, wash the car and carry out the garbage. Wit my family I saw the East German border, va- cationed on the Baltic coast, visited the cities of Ham- bur and Hannover, and saw the VW factory in Woisburg. Not only did I meet Germans, but people from Sweden, England, Israel, France, Ceylon and of course a lot of Americans. It was interesting to learn about their schools, their opinions about the U.S. and Viet- nam, and their outlook on life. It was a summer well spent. The experiences I had are something no tourist to Germany can ever bring back with him, because he is an outsider lookin in, while I was an Hadoptedv German looking aroundg me. Bill and his German brother,' Ulrich Wagner, joyce - Sweden As a Youth for Understanding Exchange Student to Sweden last summer, I lived with a wonderful family in Stockholm, the capital and largest city in Sweden. In order to become acquainted with more people and to see more of Scandinavia, I travelled extensively in Sweden and Norway, and my last few weeks were spent bike riding and swimming at their country home. I left Sweden awed by her people, warmed by many personal friendships, and move by personal exlperi- ences. And I will always remain thankful to Yout for Understanding which gave me the opportunity to chal- lenge and move my mind and heart. Marinella Pesce Jaw Marinella - Italy For a girl 16 years old, to be in America is a very important occasion which gives the opportunity to have a very great experience about the moral and cul- tural fibre. The moral, because I can know better and more closely the manners, the customs, and the men- tality of the American peopleg the cultural, because I can learn many important things by living in such a highly developed country. I personally believe my best experience to have been living for a whole year in a country so big and so different in its Way of life. I am sure that this very great American experience will have important consequences in my future life giving me beautiful satisfactions and letting me never forget where all these experiences came from: this wonderful country called America. - Marinella Pesce Marinellais American sister, Marcia Yules Lucy - Brazil Lucy Machado and her American sister Penny Hyldahl Greenhouse Club The purpose of the Greenhouse club is to give stu- dents practical experience in the care of plants and an appreciation of the role of plants in our daily lives. As compared with former years, the club, advised by Mr. McCrank, has not been very active, because the horti- culture class has taken over much of the res onsibility. Still, a few loyal members can be seen tendlerly water- ing, fertilizing and otherwise caringl for the plants. Chrysanthemums, the biggest crop t is year, are sold in the spring, with the profits used to buy greenhouse supplies. Other plant: grown in the greenhouse are tomatoes, geraniums. poinsetta, avacados, podscarpus, a rare African plant, and the beloved grapefruit tree. BIOLOGY CLUB - KNEELING: S. Lembaris. S. Weiss. L, D'Amico. G. Decker, J. Alaimo, G. I-Ieyman. SITTING: A. Grossberg. M. Yules. J. Mack, P. Hyldahl, FIRST ROW STANDING: J. Gillespie, K. Gillespie, G. Suppa, Mrs. Hawkes. E. Heyman. K. Dear, K. Ameele. S. Austin. SECOND ROW STANDING: P. Cole, J. Connelly, P. Hgen. M. Killip. J. Turbayne, J. Lavine, G. Hair, S. Denas, F. Dunn. Biology Club Biology Club consists of students who are truly ded- icated to the study of Biology. One of the most active clubs. under the guidance of Mrs. Hawkes, the group has carried out many projects, such as their field trips to the Wilsonls reptile collection, Moss Lake, and var- ious hospitals. Never bothered me. CHESS CLUB - SITTING: T. Case, C, Bernstein, S. Lembaris. STANDING: J. Connelly, M. Beasley, J. Turbayne. SKI CLUB -- FIRST ROW: P. Hyldahl. N. Kurtz. L. Wyland. J. Steinberg, B. Haake. SECOND ROW: C. Nash, N. Kosch, C. Stevens, THIRD ROW: D, Baker, C. Hutchinson. L. Rathonyi, D. Mrygland, D. Hasty. G. Avery. M. Yules, D. Rosenbaum, D. Avery. M. Killip, S. Specht. FOURTH ROW: B. Avery, L. Bergeron. Chess Club Students interested in chess can be found in Mr. McCrank's room every Friday after school, participating in Monroe,s chess club. The purpose of this club is to develop one's skill in the game of chess and also, theyire determined just to have fun. The club is hoping for more competition against other schools with the Aquinas tournament as a start and to attract more members, par- ticularly girls. Ski Club As the name implies, Ski Club is made up of those rugged individuals who enjoy freezing while trying to propel themselves on seven-foot feetf, Under the able-bodied leadership of Mr. Fitzpatrick, many fund- raising projects and trips to area ski resorts were planned. Mr. Sorenson speaks to the Social Science Forum. Social Science Forum The Social Science Forum has become one of Monroe's most active clubs. Just two years ago the club had six members, now there are about sixty. The purpose of this club is to enrich the education of stu- dents through first hand experiences. The highlights of the year were speakers: Theodore Sorenson, an aide to the late President Kennedy and a New York State gubernatorial candidate: Emilo Serrano, a member of the school boardg and a member ofthe Peace Corps. Also the Forum was responsible for the Hilton and Harley exchanges. Mr. Lane and Miss Francis serve as advisors. SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM - FIRST ROW: D. Starr, K. Spiclmann. J. Lewis. L. Berlovc. D. Smith. M. Krakow. SECOND ROW: B. Howard. S, Subyak. L. Shapiro. G, Henne. S. Kosoff. N. Williams. S. Lembaris. L. Tyndall. I. Simel. THIRD ROW: K, Haucnstein. H. Reitkopp. J. Freedman. D. Baker. K. Troickc. S, Denas. P. Cole. S. Specht. S. Bcrzanski. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lane. J. Derman. E. McFadden. R. Lew. J. Thompson. M. Crcspi. Il. Katzen. J. Turbayne. Ii. Cohen. J. Ross. N. Barkman. F. Schlosser. J. Gillespie. K. Cardot. M. I-Iaskell. FIFTH ROW: J. Lavine. N. Nur. T. Dewart, J. Foster. T. Wheeler. P Guanere. D. Gifford. Folk Dancing Club Newly formed this year, folk dancing was organized under the direction of Mr. David Valentine, a gradu- ate student at the U of R. The club was an amazing success and many students participated in learning the dances of foreign countries as well as some from the United States. FOLK DANCING - FIRST RO W: N. Howel, M. Mirkin, J. Kless, S. Ashbrook, L. D'Amico. SECOND ROW: A. Andrews, S. Hellman, L. Mahoney, C. Adamski, D. Randall, D. Smith, S. Graf, C. Pitcher, D. Starr, G. Henne. THIRD ROW: M. Tuttle, C. Smith, S. Cheseborough, C. Stevens, L. Belanger, L. Wyland, M. Adams, D. Baker, M. Rowtley, M. Pesce. FOURTH ROW: M. Taylor, J. Lewis, J. Steinberg, L. Purwin, D. Hopkins, S. Anderson, A. Crapsey, L. Cahoon, L. Croson, K. Peter, D. Lenahan, R. Lodar, N. Nur, S. Denas, E. Katzen, J. Thompson. SPANISH CLUB - FIRST ROW: D. Hurley. Mr. Giroud. J. Pallone. M. Sklover. H. Arguinzoni. SECOND ROW: D. Gifford. G. Rivera, L. Purwin, M. Haskell. THIRD ROW: L. Aponte. C. Guafalupe. K. Cardot. LATIN CLUB - FIRST ROW: D. Kendall. C. Gifford, L. D'Amico, L. Mooney. C. Bernstein. Miss Schults. SECOND ROW: S. Ashbrook. D. Nathan. J. Kless. F. Dunn, D. Matuikas, L. Berlove. J. Derman. THIRD ROW: B. Porter. M. Krakow, K. Friauf, L. Tyndall, P. Marcus. A. Grossberg. K. Spielman. J. Lewis, S. Phelesoph. FOURTH ROW: R. Gerber, C. Smith. K. Dear. P. Kostin Z. Peyton. S. Denas, P. Cole, S. Weinstein. Spanish Club The members of the Spanish club, with the help of Miss Cappellino and Mr. Giroud, meet in order to improve their skills in Spanish. Activities included the giving of Christmas baskets to the needy and listening to Spanish records. Latin Club Early this year the Latin Honor Society voted to drop the honors requirements for membership, and to open itself to any interested Monroe Student. This move has been proven successful by a general increase in membership. The Latin Clubis Constitution is fash- ioned after ancient Rome,s, as are many ofthe ac- tivities of this club. One of these activities is a Latin week during the Ides of March. complete with a ro- man banquet. .WMM f it fs 128 Creek Club The Greek Club is a new club to Monroe this year. It's purpose is to help the increasing number of Greek students adjust to our school. They have shown Greek movies and have held dances. With the help of Mrs. Agor, the advisor, the Greek Club hopes to have con- tinued success in future years. Club Puerto Rico The main purpose of Club Puerto Rico is to help Spanish speaking people to become more involved at Monroe. Activities, such as a U.N. day, and a Pan American week, were planned with the assistance of Mrs. Agor. GREEK CLUB - FIRST RO W: S, Denas, M. Zegas, J. Mihalitsas, SECOND ROW' D. Denas, J. Thompson, P. Katsetos, G. Kostandrinos, J. GoGos. CLUB PUERTO RICO f FIRST ROW: L. Ramos, G. Rivera, J. Hemandez, G. Rivera. SECOND ROW,' M. Hernandez, C. Guadelupe. M. Perez, R. Rivera, M. Perez. M. Yules, L. Mirandz, THIRD ROW: E. Sabastro, H. Arguinzoni, M. Martinez, I. Torres, L. Aponte, W. Torres. Ebony Club The purpose ofthe Ebony Club is to develop a sense of black awareness within the school and to strengthen the lines of communication and student involvements. The underlying goal of this club is to create a situation in this school where this club is no longer needed. The highlight of Ebony Club,s activities this year were the senior Soul Banquet fall dance, and speakers Charles Willis, city Attorney, and Dr. Mitchell, from Col- gate-Rochester Divinity School fwho spoke on the Black Church and the Black Revolutionb. Even though it has been in existence for only two years, the Ebony Club, advised by Mrs. Granger, has become one of Monroe's most active clubs. Debate Club The function of the Debate Club is to foster a learn- ing experience for the development of public speaking. The five members do much research on their topics and work hard to develop their technique. Last fall, the Debate Club observed a varsity tournament in Buffalo and competed in the Pittsford tournament where they won two out of a possible four. Many more tournaments are coming up this spring, in which the Debate Club hopes to be victorious. Mrs. Granger serves as the advisor. DEBATE CLUB: Francis Dunn, P. Cole, D. Kendall, Mrs. Granger, ABSENT: I. Simmons. EBONY CLUB f FRONT ROW SITTING: G. Dillard, I. McKinney, L. Sizer, SECOND ROW SITTING B. Keeton, R. Strong, G. Allston FIRST ROW STANDING: J Simons, A. Daniels, H. Wilson SECOND ROW STANDING: T Rose, T. Stith, P. McCants, E Warren, J. Jenkins. Zonta Club Zonta club members are interested in doing volunteer work wherever needed. With the help of Mrs. Wawrzycki, the members spent much of their time working at rest homes, preparing Christmas baskets, and helping with the March of Dimes. ath Club Math club provides the opportunity to delve into the problems of math beyond the ordinary work done in class. At many of its meetings, lectures were given by the advi- sor, Mr. Mion, and by guest lecturers. ZONTA CLUB - FIRST ROW: J. Nersinger. S. Andrews. SECOND ROW: S, Kinney. Mrs. Wawrzycki. D. Brewerton. ' ' MATH 4 KNEELING: E. Forman. C. Berstein, E. Heyman. STANDING: K. Cheseborough, S. Goldman, ON SHOULDERS: C. Smith. Gillespie, P. Cole, S. Denas, S. Senior Choir FIRST ROW: L. Morill, D. Mryglod. H. Alger, C. Ryman, K Wright. J. Pallone. N. Kodweis. K. Hollenbaugh. SECOND ROW. C. Nash. S. Eisenberg, H. Elliott. K. Keefe. R. Tushingham. M Krakow. V. Dykes, D. Hasty, C. Taylor. D. Hurley. K. Greenberg THIRD ROW: M. Mills. S. Seehafer. P. Vanderlyke. D. Amith. A lsoo. C. Teck. J. Shields. J. Metcalfe. M. Baranowski, A. Pizzutelli G. Fram, W. Beich. FOURTH ROW: L. Stephens, M. Wilson. R Heiney. S. Rivera. A. Hopkins. C. Hutchinson. J. Edwards. B Hardy. A. Klein. D. Paul, D. Quigley. FIFTH ROW: B. Marcus, T Elkins, C. Mahoney. R. Birch, J. Foster. Mr. John Connally - Choir Director inth Grade Choir FIRST ROW: S. Blackmon, E. Haskin, H. Elliott, K. Krauss, R. Johnson. C. Zukoski, M. Hall, M. Routly, J. LaRoque. SECOND ROW: B. Avery, C. Dobner, W. Fitzgerald, W. Kosch, D. Reynolds, B. Kostanciak, P. Clilford, J. Bailey, G. Carmer, C. Times. THIRD ROW: J. Kosolf, D. Kolko, D. Avery, G. Spinning. L. Wyland, J. Hamilton, L. Kozel, C. Stevens, R. Vance, L. Krukowski. FOURTH ROW: R. Ferguson, J. Mihalitsas, W. Rowland, H. Hicks, D. Katzen, K. Peter, P. Kostin, K. Marble. S. Mullen, G. Hardy, C. Marble. FIFTH ROW: W. Holsey, J. Emrich, J. Kramer, R. Lenahan. A. Isaacson. FIRST ROW: M. Caraballo, B. Federation, P. Trimm, P. Ayers, L. Doolin. D. Ralston, S. Friedman, B. Agosto, S, Swope, D. Trout, D. Bach, S. Hellman, M. Franco, G. Andrews, L. Elder, L. D'Amico, C. Snell, A. Perez. SECOND ROW: S. Nitray, G. Decker, K. Lind, D. Matuk. M. Finley. D. Wagner, S. Sauers, S. Thornton. J. Jacque, W. Cannon, E. Callago, T. Voss, G. Case, D. Roop, T. Jenkins, N. Lawson, B. Greene, P. Hall, S. Drumm, Miss Clay, Mr. Wilson. THIRD ROW: F. Shaw, A. Alger, S. Drojak, A. Foster, C. Johnson, I. Torres, Z. Peyton, D. Bellinger, N. Westfall, J. Whitt, H. Peyton, R. Hupp. D. Quinn, M. Willams, Harold Dayle, L. Perez, P. Sargeant, B. Cook, S. Brown, S. Grab, P. Marcus, B. Drake. Senior Band FIRST ROW: S. Ashbrook. A. Foster. S. Bonati. L. D'Amico. E Dohen. M. Hicks. S. Hellman. SECOND ROW: J. Foster, C. Lind H. Elliott, B. Kiener, S. Weiss. C. Katzen, D. Quigley, H. Elliott, M Adams. P. Guba. J. Greedman. S. Denas. C. Smith. C. Troicke, R Lipchik. K. Vonhold. THIRD ROW: J, Kless. E. Reitkopp. J. Morley, N. Kosch. T. Mullen, F. Schlosser, R. Ritz, T. Dewart, T. White, R. Osseck, A. Isaac. J. Bradbury, L. Finley. FOURTH ROW: D. Eckerson, G. Heyman. E. Forman, l. McKiney. B. Kosch, K. Krauss. D. Williams. G. Adle. R. Cuthrell, J. Bergeron, M. Johnson, P. Yancich, P. Dawson, E. Katzen, R. Hanley, R. Troicke. 13 4 Wengg f' H, 1' n Fi fe W 'Ml , V fr Ef 5 . , ma - P 1 N k,-' I 1 ' an Qu: by ' ' A ' 5 W Y at O J, X, Auf vw v , , , 4 V , 11 - M my f inf'-'f ,,, Orchestra 1'Us ,Z . ,f l,..,f - -5- ' .. Z..- Qs A ,wie-'fifw STAGE BAND - FIRST ROW: M. Hellman. E. Kalzen. D. 'Z FIRST ROW: J. Pallone. M. Routli. M. Halpern H. Spinning. R. Truclovc. H. Hicks. S. Goldman N. Williams. SECOND ROW.' J. Lewis, A. Foster S. Ashbrook, S. Weiss. H. Elliott, J. Foster. C Lind. R. Lipchik. C. Smith. C. Troicke. A Andrews, R. Gerber. THIRD ROW: L. Mahoney S. Drojut. P, Troicke. D. Quigley, D. Katzen. H Elliott. M. Adams. T. Dewart, R. Ritz. F. Schlosser R. Hanley. A. Groos. L. Levien. D. Shapiro. D Bach. FOURTH ROW: D. Williams. K. Krauss. P Yancich. J. Bradbury. L. Finnlcy QuiElCY. L. FinnlCY. Mr. Snook. SECOND ROW: J. Foster. E. G Reilkopp. C. Lind. S. Dcnas. K. Vonhold. D. Kalzcn. K. Krauss. T. g Mullen, F. Schlosser. B. Ritz. T. Dcwart. 137 K-SCOPE TEEN LEAGUE BAND: FIRST ROW: E. Katzen, C. Lind, P. Dawson. SECOND ROW: T. Dewart, D. Katzen, B. Hanley, M. Johnson. Stage Crew STAGE CREW: C. Hardy, R. Lenahan, J. Weisberger, K. Keefe, P. King, J. Wilson, I. Simel, B Hanley, J. Herz. 138 ' Services 139 What Would We Do Without Them? We would have no books, no library, no bookstore. The attendance ofhce would be swamped. The deans would be tied down with petty detail' There would be no movies, records, or morning announcements. The nurse wouldn't be able to handle our needs. We would have no redcoats or bluecoats on patrol. We wouldn't even be able to buy lunch! PHIL KING P.A. ANNOUNCER AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES - FRONT ROW: P. Cole. H. Johnson. C. Bernstein. H Smith, R. Zollweg, Mrs, Bell. MIDDLE ROW: E. LaPlant. M. Williams. B Barrett, P. Guarnere, J. Barker, D. Daniels, R. Hackney, D. Doggett, F. Vogel, D Franzblau. BACK ROW: D. Weidenborner, B. Holsey, J. Jacque, T. Rose. 141 ATTENDANCE AIDES - SIT TING: B. Lisei, A. Griifin. STAND ING: D. Berger. C. Nash, R. Walker R. Altamore, F. Shaw, D. Stubbe. My is x 'IQ GUIDANCE AIDES f SITTING: P Kostin, D. Barr, S. Kosoff, S. Subyak STANDING: P. Avery, E. Akins, S Weinstein. REGISTRATION AIDES - A. Howard. L. Weisberger, E. McFadden M. Welter, K. Diamond, S. Reynolds 1 v OFFICE AIDES - B. Kostanciak, M. Williams, C. Dziuba. NURSES AIDES - FIRST ROW: C. Johnson, P. Lamberton. C. Dziuba, P. Cult, B. Williams. SECOND ROW: C. Gerew, R. Strong, J. Mobley, M. Crumpton, E. Cuthrell, F. Mindlin. CAFETERIA CASHIERS -- C. Caryl. B. Kelsey. E. Shorb D. Pilato, L. Aponte. BOYS' DEANS' AIDES X FIRST ROW: L. Petruso. T. Shaver, M. Killip, J. Bryant, M. Yules, R. Stubbe, L. Williams, B. Hoover. L. Williams. SECOND ROW: T, Anderson. A. Elmendorf. D. Diminuco. GIRLS' DEANS' AIDES - FIRST ROW: K. Cardot, K. Hollenbaugh, S Mitchqll. SECOND ROW: L. Williams, M. DeBerger. D. Stubbe. P. Hinton, J. Kelsey, J. Dennis, B. Kostanciak, C. Nash, R. Altamore. t , . BOOKSTORE - Mr. White. J. Kosoff, K. Marble. D. Denas, T. White. LIBRARY AIDES - FIRST ROW: P. Mykins. P. Coniker, F. Mindlin, B Dettman. C. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: E. Akins. D. Barr. J. McCrossen, D Becker. J. Metcalfe. BOOKROOM - B. Marcus. l. Resnick. M. Grespi, K. Diamond, K. Keefe CENTER: R. Neuberg. J. Manzies, D. Wilson. 145 Fire Patrol M-,sw First Row: E. McFadden, M. Yules, D. Pearsall. Second Row: D. Lee. J. Bryant, T. Rose. I. Murph, M. Killip. Third Row: T. Shaver, J. Edwards. Air Raid Patrol First Row: J. Bryant, D. Lee, I. Murph, T. Rose, Second Row: E. McFadden, L. Petruso, M. Kil- lip, M. Yules, T. Shaver, D. Pearsall, D. Dimin- ico. Students On Patrol Blue Coats First Row: D. Weindenborner, G. Smoke, M. Williams, N. First Row: J. McCrea, G. Smoke. Mr. Baug, D. Weidenborner. Second Giones, N. Williams. D. Lee. Second Row: V. Rosenfeld. Row: J. Wimett, D. Daniel. H. Smith. D. Kramer, J. McCrea, T. Shaver. I. Murph. T. Rose. D. Whitakee. S. Rapp. J. Edwards. First Row: B. Agusto. L. Petrusso, D. Lee. V. Rosenfeld, Rapp' J, Edwards, R. Bryant. I. Mu,-ph. D- Stubbe. M, R d G. Katz, H. Johnson, T. Vyner. T. Rose, H. Snith. Second William. e Row: J. Bryant, R. Allamore, T. Shaver, D. Pearsall, S. Coats 147 his SENIORS Wm X gg l r pw-.V - V .ek Qi. A .LLM A-,k, ll effing W '12 iw Youth is a fast gallop over a smooth track to the bright hori- zon , . . The time of reat ex- S -iff, . pectations for yourself and ex- l A pectations of others for you - to be fulhlled at an unspecified time called 'gSomeday . - Harold Azine WISAL J. ABID GWENDOLYN ADAMS MARTHA T. ADAMS Marti ELIZABETH A. AKINS CLIFFORD E. ALLISON JOSEPH A. ANDERSON Liz Tony HECTOR L. ARGUINZONI BETTY JO ARMSTRONG ROBERT B. AVERY Bob 150 1 'Af DEBORAH A. BAKER LESLIE BANSBACH BRUCE D BARON Debbi BRUCE E. BARRETT EVELYN E. BATES HAMILTON H. BECK R FREDERICK J. BEDET Fred 1 A Y W' K if ,' y X A LAURIE BERGERON 151 MYRA K. Buss My ,, + 'f mga WILLIAM R- BI-OOM RICHARD G. BOILLAT ROBERT E. BORATE Bob J. PATRICK BOWLES KIRK M. BOWMAN KATHLEEN A. BRADLEY SANDRA K. BRADSHAW Sandy Kitty ' JOHN E. BRIEDIS ROBERT J. F. BRUNETTE Snw 152 WSI' 'WTIH' THOMAS S. BUCKMANN DEBORAH E. BUZZARD KATHRYN E. CARDOT Debbie Kalhy ff? Q DANIEL A. CASE REBECCA L. CHESHIRE KATHY CHRISTANIS ' P 'L Becki N GARY P. CITRON LEON CLEVELAND BESSIE COCHRAN Quizz MARY A. CONNELLY DEBORAH Y. COREY RICHARD A. CQRSI MHC Knighz KAREN S. CRAMER CHARLES M. CRAWFORD MARY A. CURTIS Boogaloo 2 MARK R. CUTI' RICHARD DAKE ROSANNE M. D'AMICO Ro 154 PATRICIA A. DASH LORETTA Y. DAVIS DONNA DAY Par D-Dqy al.-.5 MARTHA DCBERGER BARBARA A. DCCARLO JOYCE G. DENNIS Marty Barb J 0 ycee T -any-:sr TIMOTHY C. DEWART C. THOMAS DeWATERS EUGENE DICKERSON Fish Tom Gene TERRANCE J. DOELL JAMES L. DOLLINGER DONNA L. DORAN Jim 5 'Nr lk .-. '5n,. JAMES A. DOUGLAS DAVID J. DREW ROY DUNN GLORIA J. EADY Dave JUDITH A. ECKHARDT FLORENCE B. EDELSON Jude F10 ROZA EISENMAN HEATHER J. ELLIOTT HILARY S. ELLIOTT DIANE J. ELWELL GAIL A. EMBERLAND MARIE K, FAHRER E. y DEBORAH A. FAIR BARBARA A. FEDOR ELAINE S. FEINBERG Debby Barb it ' ,- DONNA L. FISHBAUGH WILLIAM N. FITZGERALD REGINA K. FLEMMING Firz MN- ' ,. msn., ASSIS M. FLORES CHARLENE FLYNN RITA M. FOOS Shar QU 'mix' JOHN A. FOSTER JOSEPH FREEDMAN GORDON G, FREIDA Toors 158 HRW!-HD' EDWARD C. FRENCH DIANNA FRIZ SUSAN L. GALITZDORFER QE THOMAS J. GERBER PAULETTE A. GIANNONE JUDITH A. GLADY Tom Judy W? A .4 PAM GODDARD DEBORAH A. GRANBERG FAITH E. GRANGER Pammy Sue 159 EUGENE GRASS CARMEN G. GUADALUPE RAYMOND C. HACKNEY Ray H Qz7'7 -r' THOMAS R. HAGENBACH RAYMOND T. HALE MARIE Y. HALL I f w ANN K, HAMILTON ROBERT W. HANLEY ERNESTINE HARMON 160 KENNETH M. HARRIS MARY K. HASKELL KAREN A. HAUENSTEIN MICHAEL P. HEAGNEY RICHARD J. 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MCCUTCHEN DANIEL M. MCDONALD LINDA M, MCGUIRE Clvde 'N Q'I r -G CORINNE M- MCMUI-I-EN JOSEPH T. MCMULLEN PATRICK B. MCNAMARA Reenie awqh DIMITRIOS MIHALITSAS KENNETH R. MITCHELL PATRICIA A. MONTGOMERY James 167 JOYCE A. MORLEY MARILYN E. MORRISON DOUGLAS W. MUGFORD .loisie Doug KAREN L. MUGFORD ALTUS MULL IRVING G. MURPH Shortie Peaches DOUGLAS W. MYKINS MICHAEL MYKULAK ROBBIN L. NEAVE 168 DEBRA J. NERSINGER RONNIE W. NEUBERG LYNN M. NEWMAN Debi Bird NADAV NUR PATRICK O'DEA ROASLEEN A. 0'DEA Pat Rose SHARON D. ORATZ WILLIAM J. O'REILLY DAVID ORPIN Bill 163 ELKA OSTROFF SHERRY L. OSTROM TERESA M. OWEN DAVID I. OWERBACH JOEL OWERBACH GEORGE V. PALASCIANO Rip J. B. ALEXANDRA PALLAS DIANE A. PEARSALL MARINELLA PESCE Ducky LENORE M. PETRUSO FRANK W. PIERSOL DAVID A. PORTER Leni DAVID F. PULS LISA J. PURWIN DONALD S. QUIGLEY Dave THOMAS RAPP GEORGE E. REISS EDWARD B, REITKOPP 171 IRVEN M. RESNICK GLADYS RIVERA SANDRA L. RIVERA Midget Lallv CRISTELLA ROBERTS BEVERLY J. ROBINSON NINA ROOP Talsha .lac DEBORAH G. ROSEN ELLEN G. ROSENZWEIG GARY ROTHFUSS Debbie 172 X gk STEVEN M. ROTHSTEIN DANIEL J. RUGG LANNIS W. RUGG Steve Dan Skip CHARLOTTE E. RYMAN NANCY J. SAMBROSKI JAMIL T- SARKIS Char BEVERLY J, SCHIFFER EDWARD SCHRLAU DAVID B. SCHWARTZ Bev Dave 173 DIANE R. SCHWARTZ PAT A. SEDDON SANDRA J. SEEHAFER Tiger Aw ' A 2 v - is E . RICHARD A- SENATOR ROBERT W. SHERAN JACQUELINE M. SHIELDS Rifk Bob Jackie RONALD A. SILVERNAIL ELEANOR F. SINAGUGLIA JAMES SMITH Ron Peggy MORFUT SMITH RODNEY L. SMITH SAMUEL SMITH Mod If-'llff 'SL' RUSSEL J. SPICER LINDA J, STEPHENS DALE G. STEVENS Stephie DIANNE MA STUBBE RICARDO SUGGS KATHLEEN A. SULLIVAN Kathy 175 ' , JA gi . V Q GREGORY S- TAMARA JOANN THOMAS EDITH B. TRIMM Greg M0 +5134 CATHERINE L. TROICKE CONCETTA TUMMINELLI SHARON L. TYLER Kathy Connie KAY UNGER REBECCA C. VANCE CELINDA L. VAN ORSDALE Becky Cess FRANK P. VOGEL KEITH G. VONHOLD KARL von RATHONYI MARSHA J. WAGONER EARLYN L. WALKER RANDALL T. WALKER Airs ROSE B. WALKER WENDY WARE AUDREY J, WARNER 177 an Ya 8 MARY E. WARNEY EDDIE G. WARREN ALVIN WASHINGTON 4 I , if-121 51 3 s PA ,, ' iw, QW E522 LN L 1 A if aw. 'f my vfizw' -If .- BERNARD WATSON DEBORAH WEGMAN THOMAS A. WHEELER Tom DARYL A. WHITCOMB SHEILA A. WHITE LINDSEY WHITT Jr. 178 ASZIE D. WILBERN LINDA J. WILBU RN MARGARET A. WILLIAMS Deany EMMA L. WILLIS DEBRA D. WILSON DANA M. WILSON Debbi J' N 'Wenx-. MARGARET WILSON STEVEN M. WOLIN FRANCIS R. WOLOCKI Wonder KATH LEEN R. WOODARD D, CHRISTINE WORDEN MARK J. WRIGHT VIRGINIA M. WURZER KEITH A. YOUNG Vifg Skeeter MARCIA L. YULES Lynnwiteh ROBERT T. ZOLLWEG 180 MARGARET ASH MARGARET KURTZ Miles away . . . but still remembered Seniors Not Photographed ARTHUR E. ALCOTT WILLIE ALLEN ROBERT P. ANNECHIARICO Bob AMY AUSTIN DORLEEN BRUCE LEROY BURROWS JAMES BYRON ANA CARABALLO JOHN CARMEN NEAL CURTIS WILLIAM DAVIS STEPHEN DOUGLAS WAYNE E. DUNN HUSSAM E. EASSA Sam DAVID FLOWERS DONALD GAMBLE FREDDIE GANTT PRISCILLA GAUSE JAMES L. GILLAM JUDITH L. GOTTLER FRANK J . HALE JACQUELINE HANNAH DAISY D. HARRELL DOYE L. HEARD KATHLEEN A. HENSHAW WILLIAM K. HOWARD HB JANET A. HUDSON TONY HUDSON ANNEMARIE ISOO ALFRED S. ITKIN MATTIE L. IZZARD EDGAR JACKSON FRANKLIN JOHNSON ALEXANDER KELLER ROBERT KENDRICK DAVID A. KUMMEROW JAMES P. KUNZ STEPHEN H. KURTZ JOHN LANZALACO PAUL LOCE LAWRENCE LOVALL BIRDIE MCFADDEN BRADLEY K. MCGRATH SUSAN L. MICKLEM CHRISTINE M. NASH Chris JOHN NICOLAY VLADO OGNENOVSKI WILFREDO PACHECO PAUL M. PAGANO PALLIE PITTMAN JOAN ROSSITER THEODORE M. SANFORD GUSTAVO SANTOS MAUREEN P. SCAHILL JOHN C, SCHULER REBELLA A. SIMMONS MARCIA A. TAYLOR DIANE A, TUCCIO BEATRICE TYLER JANE VOLZ JONATHAN D. WEISBERGER JULIE B. WIGG CARNEL WILLIAMS VICKIE L. WILLIAMSON MILDRED WILLIS Senior Biographies ABID, WISAL JUDEH ADAMS, MARTHA THAYER AKINS, ELIZABETH ANN Senior Choir 10, 12, Girls' Choir 9, Voice 11, Weight Watcher 9, Baton Club 8, 9, Horsemanship Club 1, Library Aide 12, Guidance Aide 12, Ollice Aide 12, Lost and Found 12. ALCOTT, ARTHUR EVANS, JR. ALLISON, CLIFFORD E. ANDERSON, JOSEPH J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 12, Ebony Club 11, 12, Dean's Aide 12, Senior Redcoat 12, Students-on-Patrol 12. ANNECHIARICO, ROBERT P. J.V. Wrestling 10, Ski Club 8-11. ARGUINZONI, HECTOR LUIS ARMSTRONG, BETTY JO AUSTIN, GWENN AMY AVERY, ROBERT J.V. Swimming 9, Varsity Swimming ll, 12, Junior Band 8, 9, Senior Choir 1-12, Interhigh Choir 11, 12, Voice 12, Gamma Phi Hi-Y 10-12, Treas. 10, Pres. 12, Ski Club 10-12, Cafeteria Patrol 8, Jr. Redcoat 9, Jr. Honor Guard 9. BAKER, DEBORAH Homeroom Sec. 10, Badminton ll, Softball 8, 9, G.A.C. 9, 10, Jr. Orchestra 8, Interjunior Choir 8, 9, Baton Club 9, Ski C1ub,l2, Biology Club 10, ll, Social Science Forum ll, 12, Folk Dancing 12, Asst. Art Editor 12 fMonrologj, Latin Tutor ll, Jr. Honor Guard 9, Latin Honor Society 12. BARON, BRUCE Homeroom Pres. 8, Homeroom Vice-Pres. 12, J.V. Baseball 9, 10, J.V. Basketball 10, Inter junior Choir 8, Ski Club 10-12, Pres. 12, Bookroom Aide 8-10, Audio Visual Aide 10, ll. BARRETT, BRUCE EDWARD BATES, EVELYN ELIZABETH BECK, HAMILTON J.V. Soccer 9-11, Chess Club 8-12, V.P. ll Pres. 12. BEDET, FREDERICK JOHN JR. BLISS, MYRA KAREN Homeroom Sec. 8-10, Modern Dance 9, Leaders Club 9, Sr. Choir 10, 11, Girls' Choir 9, Weight Watchers 9, Attendance Aide 11, 12, Y-Teens ll, 12. BLOOM, WILLIAM ROBERT Homeroom Pres. 8, J.V. Baseball 9, 10, Intramurals Basketball 11, 12, Bowling Team 11, 12, J.V. Soccer 9, Varsity Soccer 1-12, Varsity Track 10-12, Varsity Club ll, 12, Biology Club 9, 12, Chess Club 9, Theta Hi-Y 12, Greenhouse Club 9-12, M-Log Photographer 12, Guidance Aide 12, Book Room Aide 11, 12, Jr. Honor Guard 9. BOILLAT, RICHARD G. BORATE, ROBERT EDGAR BOWLES, J. PATRICK BOWMAN, KIRK MADISON BRADLEY, KITTY Ski Club 11. BRADSHAW, SANDRA Badminton 10, 11, Jr. Choir 9, Red Cross Club 10, Ebony Club 12, Switchboard Operator 12, BRIEDIS, JOHN Homeroom V.P. 10, Social Science Forum 12, Attendance Aide ll. BRUCE, DORLEEN BRUNETTE, ROBERT J. BUCKMANN, THOMAS SPENCER BUZZARD, DEBORAH Girls' Basketball 9, Modern Dance 9, Synchronized Swim 9, Baton Club 9. CARDOT, KATHRYN Homeroom Sec. 9-11, Girls' Basketball 9-12, Bowling 9, 10, Girls' volleyball 10, 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, Co-ed Volleyball 11, G.R.C. ll, 12, Jr. Choir 9, Choir 1, Biology Club 10, Social Science Forum ll, 12, Teen League 10, Dean's Aide -10-12, Switchboard 12, Senior Redcoats 12, Jr. Honor Guard 9. CASE, DANIEL Chess Club 8, 9, Audio-Visual Aide 10-12. CHESHIRE, REBECCA LOUISE CHRISTANIS, KATHY CITRON, GARY P. Homeroom V.P. 8-12, J.V. Baseball 9, J.V. Soccer 9-11, Ski Club 12, Biology Club 9, Theta Hi-Y 12, Stage Crew 9, Greenhouse Club 10, M-Life Reporter ll, M-Log Business Staff 12, Latin Honor Society 1, Nat'l Honor Society 11, 12. CLEVELAND, LEON Homeroom Pres. 8, 9, Human Relations Commissioner 12, Student Exchange Committee 12, J.V. Baseball 8, J.V. Basketball 10, Freshman Basketball 9, Lifesaving ll, Jr. Choir 9, Ebony Club 11, 12, V.P. 12, Cafeteria Patrol 12, Audio Visual Aide 8, 9, Students-on-Patrol 11, Awards: Ebony Club, Woodshop, Winter Soul Show. CONNELLY, MARY Girls' choir 9, Girls' Senior Choir 10, Future Teachers 8, Stage Crew 11, 12, Horsemanship Club 10, Nurse's Aide 10, 11, Language Ollice Aide 12, Bookrack 9, Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 11 COREY, DEBORAH Y. Nurse's Aide 10. CORSI, RICHARD J.V. Baseball 10, Varsity Baseball 12, J.V. Basketball 9, Hockey 12, J.V. Wrestling 9, Dean's Aide 12, Bookroom Aide 9-11, Jr. Redcoats 9, Students-on-Patrol ll. CRAMER, KAREN Girls' Choir 9, Girls' Sr. Choir 10, Senior Choir ll, Interjunior Choir 8, Voice 10, Girls' Chorus 9, Cashier 12, Switchboard Operator 12. , CRAWFORD, CHARLES Voice 12. CURTIS, MARY Homeroom Pres. 10, Homeroom Treas. 9, ll, Class Sec. 10, Girls' Basketball 9, 10, 12, Varsity Cheerleader 12, Softball 1, 12, Girls' Track ll, Sr. Choir 10, Future Teachers 9, 10, Majorettes 10, Ebony Club ll, 12, Dean's Aide 11, 12, Guidance Aide 11, Ticket Seller ll, 12, Sr. Redcoats 11, 12, Alfred Typing Exam, 12. CUTT, MARK J.V. Football 10, Varsity Football 12. D'AMICO, ROSANNE Jr. Orchestra 8, Sr. Orchestra 9, Jr. Choir 9. DASH, PATRICIA ANNE Homeroom Pres. 8, Leaders Club 9, English Office Aide 12. DAVIS, LORETTA Homeroom Pres. 12, Homeroom Sec. 8, 9, Girls' Basketball 9, J.V. Cheerleader 10, Varsity Cheerleader 11, Girls' Volleyball 9, Jr. Choir 9, Girls' Choir 9, Girls' Sr. Choir 10, Voice 9, Ebony Club 11, 12, Sophisticets 9, 10, Dean's Aide 9-11. DAY, DONNA Ebony Club ll, 12. DEBERGER, MARTHA Dean's Aide 12, Sr. Lounge Hostess 12, Committees: Beanies, Pop Sale, Sr. Ball. DECARLO BARBARA A. Homeroom Sec. 8, 9, 11, 12, Dean's Aide 12. DECARLO, JAMES A. DENNIS, JOYCE GAIL Dean's Aide 12. DEWART, TIMOTHY C. Cross Country ll, J.V. Soccer 9, 10, J.V. Swimming 9, Jr. Band 8, 9, Sr. Band 10-12, Jr. Orchestra 8, 9, Sr. Orchestra 10-12, Interhigh Band 10-12, Interjunior Choir 8, 9, Pep Band 10-12, Stage Band 9, 12, Delta Epsilon Hi-Y 12, Spiritual Advisor 12, Ski Club 11, 12, Social Science Forum ll, 12, K Scope 12, Jr. Redcoats 9, All-City, All-County Jazz Band 11, 12, K-Scope Marching Band. DEWATERS, CARLTON THOMAS DICKERSON, EUGENE Senior Choir 10, Jr. Choir 9, Interhigh Choir 10, Monroe Sing 10, Voice 10, Health Careers Club 10, Red Coss Club 9, 10, Greenhouse Club 9, 10, Tickets 9, A-V Aide 9-12, Bookrack 9. DOELL, TERRANCE JAMES DOLLINGER, JAMES Cross Country 11, 125 Varsity Swimming 115 Varsity Track 115 Varsity Club 125 Spanish Club 12. DORAN, DONNA LYNN DOUGLAS, JAMES A. DREW, DAVID DUNN, WAYNE E. EADY, GLORIA EASSA, HUSSAM E. ECKHARDT, JUDITH Girls' Choir 95 Pencil Pusher 9-105 Biology Club 95 Drama 9-115 Stage Crew 9-125 Copy Editor M-Log 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 French Honor Society 10-125 Folk Dancing 125 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation 12. EDELSON, FLORENCE BARBARA Baseball 85 Girls' Basketball 8, 95 Leaders Club 8, 95 Girls' Choir 95 Girls' Sr. Choir 105 United Nations Club 115 Red Cross Club 85 Biology Club 10, 115 Chess Club 10, 115 Health Careers Club 8-10, V.P.5 Social Science Forum 115 Greenhouse Club 115 Dental Hygienist's Aide 8-125 Cafeteria Aide 95 Cafeteria Patrol 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Foreign Exchange Student - Chile, Summer 19685 Health Careers Honor Award. EISENMAN, ROZA Homeroom Pres. 85 Homeroom Sec. 9. ELLIOTT, HEATHER Jr. Band 8, 95 Sr. Band 10-125 Jr. Orchestra 9, 105 Sr. Orchestra ll, 125 Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 10, 125 Girls' Sr. Choir 125 Interhigh Band 11, 125 Voice 125 Pep Band 125 Future Teacher 85 Biology Club 95 M-Life Reporter 115 Monrolog 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Latin Honor Society 95 Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Asst. Guardian of the Flag 95 V.P. Monroe Band 81 Orchestra Association ll. ELLIOTT, HILARY Cabinet Member, Representing Publications 125 Sr. Band ll, 125 Librarian 115 Sr. Orchestra 125 Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 10, 12, Treas. 125 Girls' Sr. Choir 125 Interhigh Band 11, 125 Interhigh Orchestra 125 Interjunior Choir 8, 95 Pep Band 125 Assembly Band 125 Weight Watchers 95 Future Teachers 85 Biology Club 95 Monrolog Editor 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Honor Society ll, 125 French Honor Society 1-125 Jr. Asst. Guardian of the Flag 95 Asst. Guardian of the Flag 12. ELWELL, DIANE Health Careers Club 95 Cafeteria Patrol 9. EMBERLAND, GAIL ANN FAHRER, MARIE KAREN M-Log Business Staff 125 Nurse's Aide 105 Office Aide 10, 115 Switchboard 10-12. FAIR, DEBORAH Cashier 125 Guidance Aide 10, 11. FEDOR, BARBARA FEINBERG, ELAINE Homeroom Pres. 105 Homeroom V.P. 115 Homeroom Sec. 125 Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 10, 115 Interjunior Choir 8, 95 Spanish Club 115 M-Life Exchange Staff 105 Registration Aide ll, 12. FISHBAUGH, DONNA L. Cafeteria Patrol 8. FITZGERALD, WILLIAM Student Gov't. Association V.P. 125 J.V. Wrestling 115 Sr. Choir ll, 125 Interhigh Choir 10-125 Choralaires 115 Voice ll, 125 Chamber Choir 11, 125 Ebony Club 11, 125 Biology Club 11, 125 Social Science Forum 115 Debating Club 115 Greenhouse Club 115 Attendance Aide 11, 125 Dean's Aide 11, 12, Guidance Aide ll, 125 Tickets 115 Sr. Redcoats ll, 12. FLORES, ASSIS Spanish Club 125 Biology Club 12. FLYNN, CHARLENE FOOS, RITA Jr. Choir 95 Z Club 115 Biology Club 10, 11, Health Careers Club 105 Greenhouse Club 125 Latin Honor Society 125 Perfect Attendance 9-11 FOSTER, JOHN A. J.V. Swimming 9, 105 Jr. Band 8, 95 Concertmaster 95 Sr. band 10-125 Concertmaster 125 Jr. Orchestra 85 Orchestra 125 Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 10-125 Interhigh Choir 10-125 Interhigh Band ll, 125 Interjunior choir 8, 95 Monroe Singers 105-Chamber choir 125 Pep Band 11, 125 Stage Band 10-125 Assembly Band 11, 125 Co Conductor 125 Math Club 95 Biology Club 9, 105 Chess Club 8, 95 Social Science Forum 11, 125 M-Life Business Manager 115 M-Log Sr. Biographies Editor 125 Jr. Redcoats 95 R.P.I. Medal 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Honor Society 11, 125 French Honor Society 10-12, Pres. 125 Jr. Asst. Standard Bearer 95 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation 125 Standard Bearer 12. FREEDMAN, JOSEPH Homeroom V.P. 105 Soccer 9-115 Varsity Tennis 10-125 Jr. Band 8, 95 Sr. Band 10-125 Jr. Orchestra 8, 95 Sr. Orchestra 105 Interhigh Band 9-115 Interjunior Choir 85 Pep Band 115 Assembly Band 115 Biology Club 95 Chess Club 8-105 Theta Hi-Y ll, 125 Ski Club 10-125 Social Science Forum 11, 125 M-Life Asst. Editorial Editor 11, 125 K-Scope 125 Jr. Redcoats 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Honor Society 11, 125 French Honor Society 10-125 Nat'l Merit Semifinalist 12. FREIDA, GORDON Homeroom Pres. 8, 95 J.V. Baseball 9, 105 Varsity Baseball ll, 125 Students-on-Patrol ll. FRENCH, EDWARD CLAYTON FRIZ, DIANNA GALITZDORFER, SUSAN LEE GAMBLE, DONALD GERBER, THOMAS GIANNONE, PAULETTE Homeroom Pres. 85 Homeroom Sec 105 Girls' Tennis Club 95 Jr. Choir 95 Girls' Choir 9, 105 Biology Club 105 M-Log Business Staff 125 Language Office Aide 115 Jr. Honor Guard 9. GILLAM, JAMES LARRY, JR. GLADY, JUDITH ANN GODDARD, PAM Girls' Choir 95 Spanish Club 11. GOTTLER, J UDITH GRANBERG, DEBORAH ANN GRANGER, FAITH GROOMS, RONALD EUGENE GUADALUPE, CARMEN Spanish Club 10-12. HACKNEY, RAY Audiovisual Aide 11, 12. HAGENBACH, THOMAS ROBERT Lambda Chi Hi-Y 11, 12. HALE, FRANK JAMES HALE, RAYMOND TRACY HALL, MARIE YVONNE HAMILTON, ANN Homeroom V.P. ll, Sr. Choir 105 Girls' Choir 95 Biology Club 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Honor Societ ll, 125 French Honor Society 11, 12, Sec. 125 A.A.T.F. Prize 105 Guardian of the Flag 12. HANLEY, ROBERT W. Homeroom V.P. 105 J.V. Track 9, J.V. Soccer 10, 115 Jr. Band 8, 95 Sr. Band 10-125 Sr. Orchestra 10, 125 Interhigh Band 10,125 Interhigh Orchestra 125 Interjunior Choir 8, 95 Pep Band 10,125 Assembly Band 10-125 K-Scope Teen League Marching Band fMusicians' Union Ltd. Sec. 55 1969 ll, 125 German Club 10, 115 Biology Club 9, 10, 125 Chess Club 95 Beta II Hi-Y 10, 115 Stage Crew 9-125 Greenhouse Club 125 Managing Editor M-Log 125 Jr. Redcoats 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Perfect Attendance 8-105 German Honor Society 115 Pres. M.H.S. Band 8c Orchestra Association 12. HANNAH, JACQUELINE ' HARMON, ERNESTINE HARRELL, DAISY DELORES HARRIS, KENNETH MORRIS HASKELL, MARY Spanish Club 10-125 Acting Commissioner 125 Future Teachers Club 125 Biology Club 105 Social Science Forum 11, 12, Student Exchange Commissioner 125 Greenhouse Club 9, 105 Language Office Aide 12. HAUENSTEIN, KAREN A. Girls' Basketball 95 Girls' Volleyball 95 G.A.A. 95 Sr. Orchestra 9, 115 Future Teachers Club 125 Math Club 95 Social Science Forum 125 Greenhouse Club 125 Language Office Aide 125 Language Tutor 125 Perfect Attendance Award 115 N.Y.S.M.A. Award 9. HEAGNEY, MICHAEL P. HEARD, DOYE LEE HEINY, RICHARD JOSEPH HENRY, ROBERT F. HENSHAW, KATHLEEN ANNE HOLLENBAUGH, KAREN L. H.R. Sec. ll, 123 Sr. Choir ll, 123 Girls' Choir 93 Girls' Sr. Choir 103 Interhigh Choir 10-123 Interjunior Choir 8, 93 Girls' Ensemble 103 Monroe Singers 103 Voice 113 Biology Club 103 Red Cross Club 9, 103 Dean's Aide 123 Guidance Aide 123 HOLSEY, WILLIAM NATHANIEL HOLZER, MIKE HOOVER, MELVIN ERNEST HOOVER, ROBERT LEE J.V. Basketball 103 Varsity Basketball 123 Freshman Basketball 93 Sr. Recocats 11, 123 Students-on-Patrol 11. HOWARD, WILLIAM KERN Homeroom Pres. 9, 103 Athletic field Committee 103 J .V. Soccer 9, 103 Varsity Soccer 11, 123 Math Club 8, 93 Biology Club 93 Social Science Forum ll, 123 Teen League ll, 123 Representative 123 Greenhouse Club 9, 103 M-Log Photographer 9-113 M-Life 9-123 Jr. Redcoats 93 Jr. Honor Guard 9g Perfect Attendance Award 8-10, German Honor Society 123 Empire State School Press Association Best Photographer: 3rd Place 9, lst Place 10, Best News Photograph: Honorable Mention IO, Youth for Understanding Summer Exchange Student 123 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12. HOWE, CHARLENE Spanish Club ll, M-Log Staff 12. HUDSON, JANET ALICE HUFFMAN, ROBIN Homeroom Pres. 113 Jr. Choir 93 Sr. Choir 103 Interhigh Choir 103 Inteijunior Choir 8, 93 Monroe Singers 103 M-Log Business Manager 123 Jr. Honor Guard 93 French Honor Society 12. HUGHES, EDITH Homeroom Sec. 123 Bowling Team 9, 103 Girls' Choir 9, 103 Spanish Club 113 Biology Club. ISAAC, DOROTHY Homeroom Sec. 123 Attendance Aide 10, ll3 Dean's Aide 9, 103 Nurse's Aide 103 Cashier 12. ISAACSON, ALAN D. Homeroom Pres. 123 Jr. Choir 93 Sr. Choir 10-123 Interhigh Choir ll, 123 Folk Ensemble 9, 103 Red Cross Club 83 Chess Club 9-123 Pres. 123 Social Science Forum 123 M-Log Business Staff 123 Jr. Redcoats 9, Capt. 93 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Latin Honor Society 9, 103 Nat'l Honor Society 11, 123 Asst. Standard Bearer 123 Monroe County Legion Auxiliaries History and Citizenship Award 93 Folk Dancing 12. ISOO, ANNEMARIE Sr. Choir 123 Girls' Sr. Choir 103 Voice 113 M-Life Staff 113 Dean's Aide 11. ITKIN, ALFRED S. IZZARD, MATTIE LOU JACKSON, EDGAR JAMES, BETTY J. JAROVKSY, JOSEPH J.V. Baseball 10, 113 Varsity Baseball 123 Hockey 10, 113 J.V. Soccer 93 Jr. Choir 9g Math Club 8. JOHNSON, HUBERT AUGUSTUS Homeroom V.P. 123 Varsity Baseball 113 Varsity Soccer 11, 123 J.V. Swimming ll, Life Saving 113 Biology Club 123 Sigma Mu Kappa Hi-Y 11, 123 M-Log Photographer 123 Audio Visual Aide 11, 123 Sr. Redcoats ll, 12, Students-on-Patrol 11. JOHNSON, MICHAEL Homeroom Sec. 103 Homeroom Pres. 113 Jr. Band 83 Sr Band 9-12, Jr. Orchestra 83 Sr. Orchestra 9-ll, Pep Band 9-123 Assembly Band 113 Delta Epsilon Hi-Y 9-123 Sec. 9, Sgt. At Arms 10, 11, Pres. 123 Tickets 93 Bookrack 8-10, K-Scope Teen League Marching Band CMusician's Union Ltd. Sec. 55 1969 11. KASE, ERIC KATZ, GAIL BARBARA Homeroom V.P. 83 Homeroom Sec. 93 Homeroom V.P. 113 Homeroom Pres. 123 Constitution Committee 123 Jr. Choir 93 Spanish Club 123 Biology Club 103 Red Cross Club 11, V.P. 113 Horsemanship Club V.P.3 M-Life Exchange Stall' ll, 123 M-Log Stall' 123 K-Scope 123 Attendance Aide 113 Dean's Aide 9-12, Registration Aide 113 Sr. Lounge Hostess 123 Sr. Redcoats 123 Jr. Honor Guard 9. KATZEN, DANIEL Homeroom V.P. 83 Homeroom Pres. 9, 103 Class Pres. 113 Co-commissioner of Publicity 123 Constitutional Committee 113 J.V. Track 8, 93 Ski Team 11, 123 J.V. Soccer 8-103 Jr. Band 83 Sr. Band 9-123 Jr. Orchestra 83 Sr. Orchestra 9-123 Sr. Choir 11-12, Pres. 123 Interhigh Choir 11, 123 Interhigh Band 9,123 Interhigh Orchestra 8, 93 Interjunior Orchestra 83 Monroe Singers 10, Madrigal Group 113 Folk Esemble 103 Chamber Choir 123 Pep Band 9-123 Stage Band 10-123 Boy's Chorus 123 Assembly Band 11, 123, Co-Conductor3 Chess Club 8, 93 Theta Hi-Y 9-113 Ski Club 8-11, Treas. 10, V.P. 113 Teenleague 11, 12, Chairman 11, 12, T.L. Rep 113 Folk Dancing 11, 123 Sr. Lounge Host 123 Foreign Student Tutor 123 French Honor Society 10-123 K-Scope Teen League Marching Band CMusicians Union Ltd. Ser. SJ 1969 8-12, Director3 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation3 Rochester Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, First Horn, 11. KELLER ALEXANDER KILLIP, MOLLY Homeroom Pres. 123 Homeroom V.P. 113 Homeroom Sec. 103 Constitutional Committee 123 Sr. Choir 10, 113 Interjunior Choir 93 Voice ll, 123 Madrigal Group 113 Biology Club 9, 123 Ski Club 123 Dean's Aide 123 Tickets 123 Fire Patrol 123 Air Raid Patrol 123 Jr. Honor Guard 9. KING, PHILLIP WARREN Homeroom Pres. 123 Jr. Choir 93 Interjunior Choir 8, 93 Theta Hi-Y 9-113 Teen League ll, 123 Dramatics 12g Jr. Redcoat 9g Perfect Attendance 93 P.A. Announcer 12. KLEIN, ANDREW J.V. Swimming 113 Sr. Orchestra 113 Sr. Choir 10-123 Interhigh Choir 10-123 Monroe Singers 103 Madrigal Group 113 Ski Club 10-123 Greenhouse Club 123 Jr. Redocats 93 Latin Honor Society ll,,Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 12. KLINGER, SHARON Library Aide 10. KLUG, DARREL BRUCE KOCH, THOMAS YUTAKA Homeroom V.P. 8, 93 Class V.P. 9, Boy's Social Chairman 83 J.V. Football 103 J.V. Track 9g Jr. Choir 93 Voice 123 Lambda Chi Hi-Y 9, 10. KOPERSKI, KATHY Homeroom Pres. 93 Homeroom V.P. 113 Class Girls' Social Chairman 9-113 Commissioner of Human Relations 12g Jr. Choir 93 Biology Club 123 Social Science Forum 12, Teen League 12, Chairman Drug Comrnittee3 Dramatics 10-12, Registration Aide 10, 113 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Jr. Guardian ofthe Flagg French Honor Society 12. KRAKOW, DOROTHY Math Club ll, 123 Biology Club 113 Jr. Honor Guard 93 German Honor Society 11, 12. KRAUSS, KIRSTEN Homeroom Pres. 93 Homeroom V.P. 103 Student Gov't Socia Commissioner 123 Jr. Choir 93 Sr. Choir 10-123 Girls' Sr. Choir 12g Interhigh Choir 11, 123 Interjunior Choir 103 Biology Club 9, 103 Social Science Forum 123 Dramatics 10, 113 Greenhouse Club 10, 113 Monrolog Art Editor 123 Dean's Aide 123 Fire Patrol 123 Air Raid Patrol 123 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Latin Honor Society 93 Nat'l Honor Society 11, 123 French Honor Society 123 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 123 Y.F.U. Exchange Student fHollandJ 11. KUMMEROW, DAVID ALLEN KUNZ, JAMES PAUL KURTZ, STEPHEN HOWARD LAROCQUE, ROXY Homeroom Treas. 123 Sr. Choir 113 Girls' Sr. Choir 103 Voice 11. LESURE, DOUGLAS KEITH LEVIN, RICHARD Homeroom Pres. 103 Homeroom V.P. 93 Class Pres. 123 Student Gov't Association Sr. Class Rep. 123 Constitutional Committee 11, 123 J.V. Basketball 10, Manager3 Varsity Basketball ll, Manager3 Intramural Basketball 113 Varsity Tennis 10-123 J.V. Track 93 Cross Country 93 J.V. Soccer 10, 113 Varsity Soccer 123 Varsity Club 10-123 Most-Improved Award CTennisJ 113 Jr. Band 8, 93 Math Club 8-103 Biology 9, 103 Chess Club 8, 93 Theta Hi-Y 11, l23 Ski Club 123 Debating Club 93 Stage Crew 93 Astronomy Club 9, 103 Asst. Sports Editor M-Life 113 IS 81 Under County Tennis Champion 1967, 16 8: Under County Tennis Champion 1968, City Singles and Doubles Tennis Champion 1968-69. LEW, JOYCE R. Homeroom V.P. 8, 103 Homeroom Sec. 93 Class V.P. 103 Student Gov't. Association Sec. 123 J.V. Cheerleaders 9, 103 Sr. Choir 10, ll, Red Cross Club 93 Jr. Assistant M-Log 113 M-Life 10, Jr. Honor Guard 93 French Honor Society 123 Teen-Age Diplomat CSwedenJ ll. LEWIS, KATHY MARIE MACK, SHELLEY Homeroom Sec. 8, l2Q Class Sec. 9, 123 Sychronized Swim 8g Jr. Choir 9g Interjunior Choir 8, 93 Biology Club 103 Red Cross Club 8g Teen League 9-12, Dean's Aide 9, 103 Jr. Honor Guard 9. MAHONEY, BETSY MAHONEY, CHARLES Co-Commissioner of Elections 123 Sr. Choir I0-12Q Jr. Choir 9g Interhigh Choir 10-123 Interjunior Choir 8, 93 Monroe Sing 103 Madrigal Group 113 Jr. Redcoats 93 Jr. Honor Guard 9. MALLORY, REGINA ANN MANDWELLE, KAREN L. Homeroom V.P. 103 Jr. Choir 93 Sr. Choir 10, ll, Interjunior Choir 8, 93 Red Cross Club 113 Biology Club 9g M-Life Exchange Staff IO, 113 M-Log Jr. Assistant 113 M-Log Sr, Pictures Ed. 123 Language Oliice Aide 123 Sr. Redcoats 113 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Nat'1 Honor Society ll, 12. MANZLER, CHARLES Intramural Basketball 10-123 J.V. Football 103 Varsity Football 11, 12, Varsity Club ll, 123 Beta II Hi-Y 10. MARCUS, BRUCE Class Pres. 9, 103 Boys' Social Chairman 113 Student Gov't Social Commissioner 123 J.V. Baseball 9, 103 J.V. Basketball 103 Freshman Basketball 9g Varsity Tennis 11, 12g Varsity Club 123 Sr. Choir 11, 123 Jr. Choir 93 Interhigh Choir 10-123 Monroe Singers 113 Voice 113 Theta Hi-Y 10-123 Bookroom Aide 11, 123 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Latin Honor Society 10, Pres. 113 Nat'1 Honor Society ll, 12. MASSOUDA, NABIL Chess Club 8-123 J.V. Soccer 10. McCARTHY, BRIAN M. Homeroom V.P. 123 Varsity Track 113 Cross Country 113 J.V. Wrestling 103 Varsity Club ll, 123 Folk Ensemble 103 Math Club 103 Chess Club 123 Social Science Forum 113 Dramatics 11, 123 Stage Crew 11, 12,, M-Log Copy Staff 12. MCCLARY, MATTIE LOU Homeroom V.P. 83 Co-ed Swimming 103 Dean's Aide 11. MCCLEAN, CHRISTINE Homeroom V.P. 123 Sr. Class Pop Committee 123 Spanish Club 113 Future Teachers 103 Teen League Bread Sale - Volunteers Head. MCCLEARY, JIM Homeroom Pres. 93 Varsity Swimming 10-123 Lifesaving 113 J.V. Track 9g Varsity Track 10-123 Cross Country 10, 123 Varsity Club 10-123 Jr. Band 8, 93 Sr. Band 103 Jr. Orchestra 83 Beta II Hi-Y 9, 103 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Perfect Attendance 8-103 Latin Honor Society 10, 113 Jr. Redcoats 9. McCUTCHEN, CORA Homeroom Pres. 123 Jr. Choir 9g Language oflice Aide 12. MCDONALD, DANIEL MARTIN McFADDEN, BIRDIE McGRATH, BRADLEY KEVIN MCGUIRE, LINDA MARIE McMULLEN, CORINNE M. Homeroom Pres. 83 Homeroom V.P. 93 J.V. Cheerleader 103 Red Cross Club 83 Ski Club 123 Attendance Aide 93 Dean's Aide 10, ll. McMULLEN, JOSEPH Varsity Football 123 J .V. Basketball 10. McNAMARA, PATRICK J.V. Swimming 93 Coed Swimming 8g J.V. Soccer 9-103 Jr. Band 8, 93 Sr. Band 10, 113 Jr. Orchestra 8, 93 Sr. Orchestra 10, 113 Stage Band 113 Assembly Band 113 Biology Club 9, 103 Chess Club 103 Ski Club 10, 113 Social Science Forum 113 Jr. Honor Guard 9. MICKLEM, SUSAN LEIGH MIHALITSAS, DIMITRIOS Homeroom V.P. 113 Freshman Basketball 93 Coed Volleyball 10-123 Varsity Soccer 9-123 Most-Improved Award CSoccerJ 10, 113 Sr. Choir 10-123 Perfect Attendance 9. MITCHELL, KENNETH R. MONTGOMERY, PATRICIA ANN MORLEY, JOYCE ANN Homeroom Sec. 123 Girls' Basketball ll, 123 Intramural Basketball 113 Softball 113 Girls' Track 123 Girls' Volleyball 123 Gymnastics 113 Girls' Soccer 123 Sr. Band 11, 123 Interhigh Band 123 Pep Band 11, 123 Assembly Band 11, 123 Future Teachers 113 Psycho1ogist's Aide ll. MORRISON, MARILYN E. MUGFORD, DOUGLAS WAYNE Golf 113 Hockey 11? Varsity Club 113 Jr. Band 8, 93 Sr. Band 10, 113 Jr. Orchestra 8, 93 Interhigh Band 10, 113 Pep Band 103 Jr. Honor Guard 9. MUGFORD, KAREN L. Sr. Baton Corps 93 Baton Club 93 Jr. Honor Guard 9. MULL, ALTUS Homeroom Sec. 103 Badminton 113 Baseball 9, 103 Softball 9, 103 Basketball 9, 103 Intramurals 9, 103 Coed Swimming 103 Girls' Track 9, 103 Girls' Volleyball 9, 103 Coed Volleyball 113 Girls' Choir 103 Voice 103 Dean's Aide 9, 10. MURPH, IRVING J.V. Football 9, 103 J.V. Track 9-ll, Varsity Wrestling 9-123 Varsity Club 10-123 EMK Hi-Y 9'l2Q Fire Patrol 123 Air Raid Patrol 123 Jr. Redcoats 93 Students-on-Patrol 12. MYKINS, DOUGLAS WILLIAM NASH, CHRISTINE Homeroom Pres. 83 Homeroom V.P. 93 Homeroom Sec 103 Intramural bowling 10, 113 Synchronized Swimming 8-IO, 123 Lifesaving 93 Recreational Swim 93 Jr. Choir 93 Sr. Choir 10-12, Interjunior choir 8, 93 Monroe Singers 10, Voice 113 Chamber Choir 123 Ski Club 10-123 M-Log Business Staff 123 Dean's Aide 123 Tickets 10, 113 Sr. Lounge Hostess 123 Sr. Redcoats 123 Students-on-Patrol 12. NEAVE, ROBBIN LYNE NERSINGER, DEBRA Girls' Choir 93 Girls' Sr. Choir I0-ll. NEUBERG, RONNIE Class Pres. 83 Class Boy's Social Chairman 9, 103 Student Finance Commission 123 J.V. Swimming 9g Varsity Swimming 10, 113 Red Cross Club 8, 93 Math Club 8, 93 Biology Club 9, 123 Theta Hi-Y, Ski Club ll, 123 Teen League Chairman 123 Bookroom Aide 10-12, Bilingual Tutor 123 Jr. Honor Guard3 Latin Honor Society 9, 103 Jr. Standard Bearer 9. NEWMAN, LYNN Homeroom Pres. 113 Homeroom V.P. 103 Homeroom Sec. 9. NICOLAY, JOHN NUR, NADAV Homeroom V.P. 123 J.V. 9, 103 Varsity Swimming 11, 12, Varsity Tennis3 J.V. Soccer 9, 103 Math Club 8, 93 Biology Club 9, 103 Social Science Forum 11, 123 Teen League 12, Open Occupancy Committee3 Dramatics 123 M-Life Staff 12, Ass't. News Ed. 113 K-Scope Staff ll, 123 M-Log Business Stalf 123 Jr. Honor Guard3 Nat'l Honor Society 11, 123 German Honor Society 123 Bausch 8: Lomb Science Award 123 Ass't. Standard Bearer 123 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation 12. O'DEA, ROSE ANN O'DEA, PATRICK OGNENOVSKI, VLADO ORATZ, SHARON Girls' Social Chairman 123 J.V. Cheerleading Alternate 9. O'REILLY, WILLIAM JR. Jr. Choir 93 Sr. Choir 103 Voice 10. OSTROFF, ELKA Homeroom Sec. 83 Hebrew Club 83 Weight Watchers 9, 103 Future Teachers Club 83 Biology Club 93 Social Science Forum 113 Folk Dance 123 M-Life Exchange Staff 83 M-Log Homeroom Editor 123 Jr. Honor Guard 93 Nat'l Honor Society 123 French Honor Society 10-123 Language Tutor 10. OSTROM, SHERRY LEIGH Dean's Aide 113 Perfect Attendance 8. OWEN, TERESA OWERBACH, DAVID Homeroom Pres. 125 Intramural Bowling 105 J.V. Soccer 9, 105 Biology Club 95 Lifesaving 105 Intramural Bowling 95 Biology Club 95 Chess Club 95 Theta Hi-Y 125 Earth Science Club 85 M-Log School Division Editor 125 Jr. Redcoats 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Honor Society 11, 125 French Honor Society 11, 12. OWERBACH, JOEL Homeroom Pres. 105 Homeroom V.P. 9, 125 Varsity Swimming 10, 115 Lifesaving 105 Intramural Bowling 95 Biology Club 95 Theta Hi-Y 11, 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Honor Guard ll, 125 French Honor Society 11, 12. PAGANO, PAUL M. PALASCIANO, GEORGE VINCENT PALLAS, ALEXANDRIA PEARSALL, DIANE A. Homeroom Pres. 95 Class Sec. 10, 115 Commissioner of Elections 125 Synchronized Swim 95 J.V. Cheerleaders 105 Varsity Cheerleaders 115 Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 115 Girls' Choir 9, 105 Red Cross Club 9, 105 M-Life Exchange Staff 105 M-Log School Division Editor5 Fire Patrol 125 Air Raid Patrol 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Perfect Attendance 105 Latin Honor Society 10, ll. PESCE, MARINELLA Teen-age Diplomat PEIL, RONALD CHRISTOPHER PETRUSO, LENORE M. Homeroom Pres. 105 Homeroom Treas. 115 Co-commissioner of Clubsg Constitutional Committee Cha.irman5 Badminton 95 Bowling Team 95 Intramural Softball 95 Girls, Volleyball 95 Sr. Band 105 Red Cross Club 115 Biology Club 10, 115 Delta Epsilon Hi-Y 10, 115 M-Life Reporter 115 M-Log Jr. Asst. 11, Sports Editor 125 Dean's Aide 125 Tickets 11, 125 Air Raid Patrol 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 125 Memorial Scholarship Winner 9. PIERSOL, FRANK WITMAN Homeroom Pres. 115 German Club 11, 125 Biology Club 9, 105 Jr. Redcoat 95 Social Science Forum 11, 125 Teen League Committee Chairman 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Latin Honor Society 9, 105 German Honor Society 11, 125 Nat'1 Merit Letter of Commenda- tion 12. PITTMAN, PALLIE PORTER, DAVID ALAN Homeroom V.P. ll, 125 Bowling Team 10, 115 Intramural Bowling 10, 115 Biology Club 9-125 Chess Club 8-105 Theta Hi-Y 11, 125 M-Log Business Staff 125 Jr. Redcoats 95 Perfect Attendance 10. PULS, DAVD J.V. Football 115 Varsity Football 12. PURWIN, LISA J. Homeroom Pres. 85 Homeroom V.P. 9, 125 Homeroom Sec. 105 Folk Dancing 125 Jr. Choir 95 German Club 85 Spanish 11, 125 Future Teachers 125 Red Cross Club 8, 115 M-Life Exchange Staff 10, 115 Dean's Aide 115 Language Tutor 10, 125 Geman Honor Society 10-12, Sec. 115 A.A.T.G. Awards: 3rd place Honorable Mention 105 7th place 9. QUIGLEY, DONALD S. Homeroom Pres. 85 Homeroom V.P. 95 Student Gov't Assoc. Pres. 125 Social Activities Co-Commissioner 115 Vice-Chairman Constitutional Revision Committee5 J.V. Track 95 Ski Team 125 J.V. Soccer 95 Varsity Soccer 10-125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Jr. Band 85 Sr. Band 9-125 Jr. Orchestra 85 Sr. Orchestra 9-125 Sr. Choir 11, 125 Interhigh Band 9-125 Interjunior Choir 95 Interjunior Orchestra 8, 95 Folk Ensemble 105 Pep Band 10-125 Stage Band ll, 125 Assembly Band 11 tAsst. ConductorJ5 Math Club 8, V.P.5 Biology Club 95 Theta Hi-Y 9-125 Ski Club 10-125 Teen League Executive Counci15 Bookroom Aide 105 Jr. Redcoats 95 Students-on-Patrol 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Pres. M.H.S. Band 82 Orchestra Assoc. 125 Rochester Philharmonic Youth Orchestra 115 Advisory Council on Quality Integrated Education Representative. REISS, GOERGE EDWARD REITKOPP, EDWARD Homeroom Pres. 85 J.V. Baseball 9-115 J.V. Basketball 10-125 Jr. Band 9, 85 Sr. Band 10-125 Jr. Orchestra 8, 95 Varsity Club ll, 125 Most-Improved Award fSoccerJ 115 Pep Band 11, 125 Stage Band 11, 125 Biology Club 95 Theta Hi-Y 9-12, Sec. 115 V.P. 125 M-Life Asst. Sports Ed. 11, Sports Editor 125 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 125 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation 12. RESNICK, IRVEN MICHAEL Homeroom V.P. 85 Co-Commissioner of Clubs 125 Intramural Bowling 115 Bowling Team 115 J.V. Soccer 9-115 Varsity Soccer 125 J.V. Wrestling 95 Varsity Wrestling 105 Varsity Club 11, 125 Biology Club 9, 125 Chess Club 9, 105 Theta Hi-Y, V.P. ll, Pres. 125 Bookroom Aide 10, 115 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation 12. RIVERA, GLADYS Spanish Club 10-125 First Prize Nat'l Spanish Exam 8. RIVERA, SANDRA LEE ROBERTS, CHRISTELLA Co-Commissioner Human Relations 125 Girls' Basketball 85 Sophisticates Club, V.P. 8, 95 Dea.n's Aide 9-115 Students-on-Patrol 125 Perfect Attendance 9, 10. ROBINSON, BEVERLY Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 10, 125 Attendance Aide 115 Bookstore Aide 115 Library Aide 9, 105 Nurse's Aide 8-115 Cashier 105 Cafeteria Patrol 9. ROOP, NINA ROSEN, DEBORAH Jr. Choir 9. ROSENZWEIG, ELLEN Homeroom Pres. 8, 105 Homeroom V.P. 9, 11, 125 J.V. Soccer 95 Sr. Choir 10, 115 Jr. Choir 95 Jr. Redcoats 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Biology Club 9. ROTHSTEIN, STEVEN Homeroom Pres. 8, 105 Homeroom V.P. 9, ll, 125 J.V. Soccer 95 Sr. Choir 105 115 Jr. Choir 95 Jr. Redcoats 95 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Biology Club 9. RUGG, DAN J.V. Track 9, 105 Jr. Choir 95 Math Club 8. RUGG, LANNIS WESLEY Jr. Choir 8, 95 Sr. Choir 10, 115 Theta Hi-Y 9-115 Ski Club 9-12. RYMAN, CHARLOTTE ELLEN Homeroom Sec. 9-125 Homeroom V.P. 105 J.V. Cheerleader 105 Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 11, 125 Girls' Sr. Choir 105 M-Log Staff Asst. 125 French Honor Society 12. SAMBROSKI, NANCY J. Social Science Forum 125 Greenhouse Club 125 Guidance Aide 10, I15 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Perfect Attendance 8-11. SANFORD, THEODORE MILTON SARKIS, JAMIL T. SCAHILL, MAUREEN PATRICIA SCHIFFER, BEVERLY Sr. Choir 115 Girls' Sr. Choir 10. SCHULER, JOHN CHARLES SCHWARTZ, DAVID BENNETT Homeroom Pres. 115 Homeroom Sec. 95 J.V. Baseball 9, 105 J.V. Basketball 105 Freshman Basketball 95 Varsity Track 11, I25 J.V. Soccer 95 Varsity Soccer 10-125 Jr. Band 8, 95 Jr. Orchestra 8, 95 Varsity Club 10-125 All-Scholastic Soccer Second Team 10, 12, Capt. 125 Interjunior Choir 85 Spanish Club 10, 115 Biology Club 95 Theta Hi-Y 10-125 Athletic Commissioner 125 M-Life Reporter 115 M-Log Sports Editor 125 Bookroom Aide 11. SCWARTZ, DIANE Jr. Choir 95 United Nations Club 115 Biology Club 115 Chess Club 115 Guidance Aide 9, 115 Jr. Honor Guard 95 Natll Honor Society 11, 125 French Honor Society ll, 125 Nat'1 Science Foundation Scholarship, Summer Study Program, Hayden Planetarium 10. , SEDDON, PAT Jr. Achievement 11, 12. SEEHAFER, SANDRA JO Softball 95 Girls' Volleyball 95 Gymnastics 9, 115 Sr. Choir 10-125 Girls' Choir 125 Interhigh Choir 18, 125 Monroe Singers 115 Voice ll, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Math Club 95 Biology Club 9, 10, 125 Ski Club 9-12, Treas. 125 Library Aide 9. SENATOR, RICHARD ALLEN Homeroom Sec. 8, 95 Freshman Basketball 95 J.V. Football 115 Jr. Choir 95 Interjunior Choir 85 M-Log Business Staff 125 Language office Aide 11. SHERAN, BOB SHIELDS, JACKIE Jr. Choir 95 Sr. Choir 11, 125 Girls' Choir 8-10. SILVERNAIL RONALD J.V. Baseball 9, ll, Intramural Bowling ll, Bowling Team ll. SIMMONS, REBELLA ANNE SINAGUGLIA, ELEANOR Library Aide 10. SMITH, MORFUT Homeroom Pres. 12, Attendance Aide 10, ll, Dean's Aide 10-12, Sr. Redcoats 12, Student-on-Patrol 12. SMITH, RODNEY LEE SMITH, SAMUEL SPICER, RUSS Varsity Swimming 10, J.V. Football 9. STEPHENS, LINDA Homeroom Sec. 11, Sr. Choir 11, 12, Girls' Sr. Choir 10, Voice I-III, Attendance Aide 12. STEVENS, DALE GENE STEVENS, DARRYL MARTIN STUBBE, DIANNE MILDRED SUGGS, RICARDO SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN Monrolog Jr. Asst. 11. TAMARA, GREGORY J.V. Track 8-10. TAYLOR, MARCIA Jr. Honor Guard 9. THOMAS, JOANN Coed Swimming 10, Ebony Club 11, 12. TRIMM, EDITH BARBARA TROICKE, CATHERINE LOUISE Badminton 12, Gymnastics 12, Girls' Volleyball ll, 12, G.R.C. 12, Jr. Band 8, 9, Sr. Band 10-12, Sr. Orchestra 11, 12, Interhigh Band 9-12, Interjunior Choir 8, Interjunior Orchestra 8, Pencil Pusher 9, Biology Club 9, 11, Social Science Forum 12, Cafeteria Patrol 9. TUCCIO, DIANE AGNES TUMMINELLI, CONNIE TYLER, BEATRICE TYLER, SHARON Biology Club 12, Jr. Honor Guard 9. VANCE, REBECCA CHRISTINE Jr. Choir 9, Sr. Choir ll, 12, Voice 10, Writers' Workshop 12, Folk Dancing 12, M-Log Homeroom Editor 12, School 15 Tutor 12, Jr. Honor Guard 9, Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 12, Sec. 12, French Honor Society 10-12, Treas. 12, Nat'l Merit Semi-finalist 12. VAN ORSDALE, CELINDA LOU Homeroom Pres. 9, 10, Homeroom V.P. 11, Homeroom Sec. 12, Jr. Choir 9, Choralaires 10, Red Cross Club 10, 11, M-Life Staff 10, Jr. Honor Guard 9. VOGEL, FRANK PETER VOLZ, JANE VONHOLD, KEITH J.V. Football 9, Varsity Football 11, 12, Jr. Band 8, 9, Sr. Band 10-12, Interhigh Band ll, 12, Stage Band 10-12, Assembly Band ll, 12, Jr. Redcoats 9. VONRATHONYI, KARL Varsity Gymnastics 9, J.V. Soccer 11, Varsity Swimming 10, 11, German Club 10-12, German Honor Society 10-12. WAGONER, MARSHA Homeroom Sec. 8, Homeroom V.P. 9, Intramural Bowling 9, Jr. Choir 9, Girls' Sr. Choir 10, Biology Club 10, V.P. 10, Library Aide 8. WALKER, EARLYN Ebony Club 12, Red Cross Club ll. WALKER, RANDALL T. WALKER, ROSE B. WARE, WENDY Homeroom V.P. 10, Voice 10, 11, Nurse's Aide 9-11, Dean's Aide 9-ll, Girls' Choir 9, Sr. Choir 10-12. WARNER, AUDREY J. WARNEY, MARY E. Dean's Aide 10, 11. WARREN, EDDIE G. J.V. Basketball 9, 10, Ebony Club ll, 12, Pres. 12, Redcoats 12, Students-on-Patrol ll. WATSON, BERNARD WEISBERGER, JONATHAN WHEELER, THOMAS A. Homeroom Sec. 9, Homeroom Pres. 10, ll, Class V. P. 12, J.V. Soccer 9, 10, Varsity Tennis 9-12, J.V. Track 8, Math Club 8-10, Chess Club 8-10, Theta Hi-Y 11, 12, Ski Club 10-12, Social Science Forum 11, 12, Teen League 12, Committee Chairman 12, Dramatics 12, Jr. Redcoats 9, Jr. Honor Guard 9, French Honor Society 10, ll. WHITCOMB, DARYL A. J.V. Football 11, Varsity Football 12. WHITE, SHEILA A. WHITT, LINDSEY J.V. Basketball 9, 10, Varsity Basketball ll, 12, J.V. Football 9. 10, J.V. Track 10, Varsity Track ll, Ebony Club ll, Audio-Visual Aide 9-12. WIGG, JULIE B. WILBERN, ASZIE WILBURN, LINDA J. WILLIAMS, MARGARET ANNE Softball 12, Girls' Volleyball 12, M-Log Business 12, Guidance Aide 10, Audio-Visual Aide 12, Sr. Redcoats 12: Students-on- Patrol 12. WILLIAMSON, VICKIE LYNN WILLIS, EMMA LOUISE WILLIS, MILDRED WILSON, DEBBIE Homeroom V.P. 9-12, Co-Commissioner of Finance 12: Ebony Club 11, 12, Boy's Dean's Aide 12, Girls' Dean's Aide 10, ll, Math Oflice Aide 10. WILSON. DANA Homeroom Sec. ll, Commissioner of Publicity 12, Girls' Tennis ll, Biology Club 11, Ski Club 11, 12, K-Scope Literary Stafl' 10, ll, Guidance Aide 12, Bookroom Aide 11, 12, Latin Honor Society 12. WOLIN, STEVEN Homeroom Pres. 12, Homeroom Sec. 11, Class Boys' Social Chairman 12, Varsity Swimming 9-12, Lifesaving 10, J.V. Soccer 10, Varsity Club 10-12, Theta Hi-Y 10-12, Social Chairman 12, Teen League 9-12, Bookroom Aide 10-12, School 15 Teacher Aide 12, Jr. Honor Guard 9. WOLOCKI, FRANCES ROSE Guidance Aide ll. WOODARD, KATHLEEN Jr. Choir 9. WORDEN, D. CHRISTINE WRIGHT, MARK J. Homeroom Sec. 10, J.V. Baseball 9, 10, Varsity Baseball 11, Lambda Chi Hi-Y 10-12, Sec. 11, V.P. 12. WURZER, VIRGINIA MARY Recreational Swim 9-11, Leaders' Club 9, Red Cross Club 9, Nurse's Aide ll, Dean's Aide 9, 10, Jr. Honor Guard 9, Memorial Scholarship Winner 10, 11. YOUNG, KEITH YULES, MARCIA Homeroom Pres. 9, 11, Girls' Social Chairman 8, Commissioner of Athletics 12, Constitutional Committee 10-12, J.V. Cheerleaders 9, Varsity Cheerleaders 10-12, Capt. 12, Most Improved Cheerleader 11, Jr. Choir 9, Sr. Choir 10, Pencil Pusher 9, Biology Club 10, 12, Pres. 12, Ski Club ll, 12, Teen League Chairman 12, Horsemanship Club 10, Sec., K-Scope 10. 11, Dean's Aide 10-12, Tickets 8, Bookrack 8, Sr. Redcoats ll, Fire Patrol 12, Air Raid Patrol 12, Hostess Teen-Age Diplomat, Poster Contest Honorable Mention. 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Absent: Bruce 1 ' Marcus, Skip Rugg, Frances Wolocki, Irving Murph, Virginia Wurzer, Julie Wigg, Tom Hagenbach, Earlyn Walker, Loretta Davis, Nina Roop. f' f FUTURE PEA CE To the Class of '70 193 E pi A C., W t f E . , .is behind kCinseR vrl tegdifvl ,peev ppoktieR dE ppuK :TFEL CNITTI ediryah niloW evet5 rednoW ,ces grebuelv noR driB ,tnediser :TFEL PU .rerusaert hcabrevvO leo! BI ,rotcerid seitivitc mil I namssaICrednU ,namdeerlf eo! ykCoR ,nortiC yraC pmihi ,hc'abrewO divaD piR ,evoleurT dnaloR 2 namssalCrednU ,reka ,rotcerid citelhtA ztrawhCS divaD ztluhCS ,retroP evaD leseil ,moolB NIB :LOVVA .oCunimiD kciD kCiD giB ,suCraM eCurB soo' noD ,okloK evaD ,niveL hCiR ,nalruK regoR ,muabelppA eval .etaroB boB ,releehW moT ,yelguiuf everything that goes on at Monroe , mhsktlcbrtvvrnbmulonsfsf, LTD. The BADEN Street Settlement congratulates I n g The Class of 1970 ALLIANCE GARAGE Complete Collision Service 532 North sz. A I Telephone: 232-2390 G C wants to talk to Best MR Regards 194 Whatever your plans may be work or further educatlon may we remlnd you that these words a poet wrote a century ago make just as much sense EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY an equal opportumty employer wff ig Miz! . 3 lx Q 11 , l 7 ...to become what we are capable o becoming IS the only enclo 11 e ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON y 195 Whqre the action IS I MEMORY Slgflla Mu WANDA CAVINESS graduate June 1969 The Ebony Club FIRST ROW M. Fennel, B. Summers, A. Pizzutelli, R. Hinkley, B. Russel. SECOND ROW W. Cannon, M. Rowland, H. Johnson, N. Chavarria, I. Anderson, W. Sears. ABSENT P. Dean, I. Murph, D. Whittaker, E. Chappelle. 197 FOR HOMEROOM 334 CONGRATULATIONS MAY 1970 be the COMMENCEMENT O a BRIGHT FUTURE 077:-LBS STYLE RQQM BARBER SHOP 365 PARK AVE APPOINTMENT JOSEPH F BLASE JR 244 5010 Tel 473 7885 TAKEOUT SERVICE GIOVANNI S PIZZA QIT S A GOODJ 802 MONROE AVE Store Hours Tues Thur FT1 8: Sat un 5001200 5001 50012 79 OAKLAND ST R h te Y 244 3689 SALES SERVICE ENGINE REPAIR W I h - DIAMONDS 4 J lry WILLIAM S. THORNE JEWELER E st M ' . Of1i'1Ra'1O d Watchl p 1 an Carol a c es ewe 381 a am St Rochester N.Y. cla rr a ns ector Phone 2445480 BERNIE'S SUPERETTE 669 MONROE AVE MCGREGORS FLORIST MONROE AT RUTGERS GRAND AT CHAMBERLAIN Complzmenls 0 BRIGHTON RESTAURANT 1881 EAST AVE 271 9721 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 NORMAN A SCHWARTZ INL Realtors and ASSOCIHICS 1664 MONROE AVE 244 0200 experzence counts 5 ' I f 9 . T 5 1155002 5' - 5 C-D LAWNMOWER SERVICE gngmsg Deaf twelve Comfffs Oc es rN. . 4l'5T 198 The Bead Boutzque Luv Beads Indian Beads Necklaces Headbands Belts Scarves 157 PARK AVE. 442-7136 Beads - Beads - Beads the potpourn 371 PARK AVE ROCHESTER N Y 14607 PHONE 442 5590 ANTIQUES REFINISHED FURNITURE MISCELLANEA RED 85 WHITE FOOD STORE 366 PARK AVE 1-YCHEE GARDEN CLOSED ON TUESDAV ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES .E 'Nb D Luzs ue y MODELS WANTED MALE FEMALE PHOTOGRAPHER 982 MONROE AVE Rochester N Y 14620 271 6290 NEEDLEPOINT - SERVICES KNIT-KNAK 1654 MONROE AVE. ROCHESTER NY. 14618 YARNS - CREWEL - TRIMMING HOME DELIVERY PARKLEIGH PHARMACY 215 PARK AVE 244-4842 HALLMARK CARDS FANNY FARMER CA NDIES 473 4149 HUMBERT J EWELERS OMEGA WATCHES 1522 Mt Hope Ave Rochester N Y FLORIST Enough Saud 1174 Mt Hope Avenue BR 1 3059 BR 1 3064 Flowers for all Occaslons Speclalty Corsages Center PICCCS Weddmgs 1315. A TFADIYIU .1 riff?-1 'lfy,7 L, cc ' as TTT an, T77 A , - 199 , 7 FRANCIS PARKER SCHOOL 17223 CLASS 1965 LAMBDA CHI FIRST ROW RiChHfd C0fSi, -701111 Allen, Mark Wright- Dim SiI1Ski, Richard Bureh, Charles Hardy, Michael Fields, Phil Andalino, Bill Robert Evans, Dennis Bowles, 'lfy Stetzenmeyer, Doug Helfer. Kogch. SECOND ROW Warren Balman, Bob Jamieson, Boyant Adle, 200 Monrolog Patrons ...ThmM4You.Hm'Your Wisal Abid Harriet Tha er Adams Stewart C. ,Zgor John Allen John A. Antes Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James Ashbrook Barbara Dr. Richard Beane Joanne Marie Bedet Marg Bedet Jay ee Miss Lotti Benker Mr. Hilton Bloom Mrs. Mary Borden Edith Brayman Orange Bullock Mr. ustin Case Homer Y. Cardot Mr. Nick Chavarria The JV Cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. Bamett Citron Lewis Claman Mr. Dan Cole Mrs. Ruth R. Condon Coos Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corcoran Mr. Arthur Crapsey Ester Davis Carmen L. Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Burton Dennis Joyce Dennis W. Frederick. Dewart Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Diamond Miss Karen Dinkle John Dollinger Casha Y. Donnitchka Ducky Q Jim uffy Mr. and Mrs. Max Edelson Marie A. Eggleston Mrs. Eller The Stanley Steinberg Family The Taylor Family The Wagner Family Miss Mary Fenby Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Fishbaugh Mr. and Mrs. J. Fishbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flaton Assis Miranda Flores Mr. and Mrs. Joaquim, Maria Flores Mr. Jose Miranda Flores r Nelson Miranda Flores Mr. John Foster Ann Louse Foster Mr. and Mrs. Friaup A Friend Mr. Ton Gaiteri -' Dr. and hllrs. David Geppert Mr. William C. Gerling Sam Gervase Debbie Gim Mrs. Maw Cgiraulo Mr. and rs. Kenneth Glady Mrs. F. Granger Suzanne Grasta Mrs. Anson F. Groth Mrs. A. George Guba Sidney Gukus Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall Mr. and Mrs. William Hall Mrf Andrew Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. John G. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John J. Haskell Mr. Karl Heath Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hellman Mrs. Hickman Mr. Howard Hicks David L. Hockenberry Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Hogan Homeroom 265 Morris Isaacson Juanita Irvin l Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Irvir Ernest Jackson J .L.V. Mrs. James Jumpa Leon Katzen ' Mr. Milton Kasanov Kitty Keefe Kelse Tom Key Black Knight Mark Laber R. W. Lenahan Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lew L. Litritt Mrs. Sophie Logothetis Mrs. Mary Lucas Lupo Do ly Madison Ma ickas V. Mancuso Suppon r. and Mrs. Stanle Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Louis arshall S. Mathews Mrs. Edward McCarthy Arthur Joseph McGowan Jr. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McGowan Kathleen 'Ann McGowan Mrs. Merkel Mr. Meceli Holly and Mike Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Miller Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mills Mrs. S. Marion Mitchell Hy Mom G adys M. Moran ' Miss Judy Mott Mrs. Denise Moxley Mr. and Mrs. George Mugford Sr. No Name Kathy Nash Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nash Mr. and Mrs. Gus Neuberg R. Z. Neztak Mr. and Mrs. Uzi Nur Art Orangatang Mr. and rs. Ness Orlando Ovecia Joel JB Owerbach Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Owerbach Miss Catherine Palermo Griffith Park Mr. Don Paul Warren Peace Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Pearsall Mr. Charles A. Peck Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pedrone Mrs. J. F. Peralta Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pheterson Mr. Joseph A. Pignato Sr. Mr. John Pingleton Mr. and Mrs. Howard Porter Dr. Kate Purwin Miss Lisa J. Purwin Mrs. A. Randazzo Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reagan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reitkopp Miss Diane Reynolds Mr. Gordon D. Rickner Christella Roberts A nes A. Mande M8 13' hi Patrons Continued Mr. Sam Rockowitz Lew E. Rosenthal Mr. Morris Rosenthal Miss Mary Routly Mrs. Jean Rozell Mrs. Marcia Rubens A. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Ryman Mr. Marius Santucci Mrs. Marius Santucci Mr. Jamil T. Sarkis Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Sass Bobby Scott Mr. and Mrs. John Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sherbinski Mr. Ira Simel Mr. Manny Smalline Snookums Mr. Steven D. Sommerfeld Lillian A. Speedy Miss Connie Spence Ruby's Service Station Mr. Frank N. Stein Mr. Mark and Kevin Stevens Miss Mary Jo Strapple Mrs. Dolly Strom Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Stubbe Mr. Bill Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gerard S. Thomas Doug Thompson A. Tommaselli Peter Ponsil and his Tonsil Mr. Hal Townsend Mr. David Valentine Mr. and Mis. Forrest L. Vance Mrs. George Vianco Miss Karen Sue Vogt 1 Mr. and Mrs Gerald R. Warne Sr. Mrs. Joseph Wawrzaszek y Matt Weider Mrs. Ruth Weiss Mrs. Ann Werzinger Tom White Miss Coni Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wyland Mr. David Zipkin FACULTY Mr. Lawrence Arine Mrs. Adele Assenato Mr. Vaughn Baker Mrs. H. anerjee Mr. and Mrs. James B. Baug Mrs. Ann Bell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. M. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Carmine N. Botto Mr. Bri andi Miss S.gBuckman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke Miss Cappellino Mr. Robert Carlisi Mr. Phili Carlivati' Mr. and Robert L. Carpentier Miss Connie Clay Miss Patricia Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean Mrs. DeMay Miss Marie A. DeRosa Mr. and Mrs. Theodore DeSoto Mrs. Donna Ehrhart Mrs. Chauncey Emery Mr. Brian Fitzgatrick Mr. and Mrs. eorge Ford Mr. and Mrs. Warren Frankel Mr. Bruce Gillies Enri ue Giroud Mr. Vfarren Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. William J. Graf Mr. and Mrs. Griiiith Mr. Peter Hammar Mrs. Ruth Harvey Frau and Herr Haslanger Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hawkes Mrs. Norma Henderson Mrs. William Hutchinson Miss Lambelton Mr. Gerald Lane Miss Teresa Leene Mr. Richard Letvin Mr. and 'Mrs. Angelo Licata Miss JoAnne Ligoski Mrs. Maxine Lisi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long Mr. Alan G. MacNab Mr. Lewis M. Marks Mr. and Mrs. John R. McCrank Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McNiiT Mr. Mion Mr. and Mrs. James L. Nicoll Mrs. Rita Oberleitner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Quinn Mr. Frank Paro J Mr. Lawrence D. Perkins Mr. Russell Pulver Mr. and Mrs. Bert Purwin Mr. and Mrs. John Rapp Mr. and Mrs. M. Remmel Miss Lynn Ringwood Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rizzieri Mr. and Mrs. Samual Ronshiem Mr. and Mrs. David Schafer Mr. and Mrs. J. Noel Schlageter Mrs. Olive H. Schutt Mrs. Dolores Schwartz Mr. Richard Sea er Mr. and Mrs. Roiert Sebaste Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheive Mrs. Margaret M. Sl-pillane Brock ort Student eachers Miss Xnne Thomas Mr. Jack Watkins Miss Wau h Mr. and hits. Scott Weaver Miss Esther Wedd Miss Weintraub Mrs. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wynn ALUMNI Paul C. Vonhold Mrs. Esther Thomann Mrs. John G. Hamilton Irving B. Joffe, M.D. Mrs. Caroline Bedet McGowan Mr. Frederick J. Bedet Sr. Mrs. Jean Jolfe Owerbach Mrs. Sylvia Hoffarth Bedet Mrs. Alexander Elliott, Jr. Ruthlyn Gordon Steinberg Grace Deming,Vonho1d Martin Rosen erg, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Amold Cantor Earl and Molly Shafer Samuel K. Jassin Judge Wilmer J . Patlow Mr. Jack W. Fishbaugh Jr. Mr. Bruce Nellis 4 Lynn A. Citron Miss Nancy Noblett Mr. Richard Wyland Miss Margaret Gladis Hedda Hare Rosalyn Cohn Elise S. Comley Bruce S. Davis Frank James Linda Miller Murt Mahoney 1930 1936 1938 1938 1938 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 1942 1943 1944 1944 1945 1947 1961 1961 1965 1966 1966 1967 1968 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 Good Luck to the Class of '70 from the Class of '70 With a tear and a Smile, we say farewell To our Ahna Mater, Monroe High School. 204 wwmwswmv-H-wmv'marmwwfMw.meenczrmmmmmwmmemmwmfmmmwm mwmmsmammwymuwwwwkw -.l.M.Nqg3xwmm,w.wfwmwmhNA- ,,,,,,,M,N,,-..- -,-.H-N...m,5?.,,w,mmwmwww'-. ymniwnwwwmmw,mkg,m,,1w,Wfwgiwi ummWwfnwwvmw,,w,w ,www ,fwgm V, 7,-M fn 'f Q t Q, N, 1. 'X' I ,ff A K , X 13 -. K. 3 'N v.. Editor s Note Dear Reader, The editorls note is not an attempt to explain Monrolog 1970. If you react favorably towards the yearbook, then the staff has done a successful job. If you react negatively, and we have failed, the only words I can olfer are, awe did the best we could,'. This yearbook is special to the M-Log staff, who know the thought, work, and head- aches which have gone into every page. We hope it will always mean something special to you as you recall the. '69-,70 year at Monroe. Naturally I am grateful to all who worked on the yearbook - Mr. Thomas, our advisorg my staffg and Mr. Bruculere, our yearbook representative. But I do owe special thanks to special people - to Judy Eckhardt, who didnit complain to me once although copy-editor is nearly the hardest job, to David Owerbach, who man- aged to do his job beautifully Cin spite of his dislike for mejg and to Joel Owerbach, who was the one person on the staff who seemed to really know what he was doing for else he,s a good fakerj. Many times I would have liked to leave future M-Log workers with two words - Forget it! But the experience I've gained makes up for all the sleep I've lost. Right now, as I think about the year- book, I recall Charles Dicken's words from A Tale of Two Cities: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, . . . it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair . . f' Years from now the winteris despair will have faded, and I will remember only the eternal hope of spring. 207 f . f' .. 11-y ' 'lf f x x T 4. v .11 -. .. e ' A. v . . f, V, it I X , 'J X , I 5 sag 5 I i , A be i N 5 I A . 1 ' ' s , M. x , ' . 'ff' . , we , f E . ' it QP , .1 ct 5 X.5ffZfh1'3a,1 '. J' Q 0' , , ,J f 1 if E 1 -Qlh A' ' X - '17 A - if K s A XT' 'l . + X. 4 . 'f . AF x s A ,Ax 'Nf- .,f -,l3r .L 'N 7 5 ? r I ? b li 4, -f , f . s , M V, ' -, A. . . g, ,' . V g t .fr ., f f XY lr it '. Q'-of is 'Q , 'X' X 5 4 t ' cf L. 0 f 'f A - r' T L t ,K Q- my . P l4.- ---4.4 is if 3 f if Qf -G Nfl. 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